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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-02-25

and the bowels, soon relieve the worst cases Of
bilious fever diarrhea and stomach complaint,
Taken as a preventive, they fortity the system
against the disorders consequent upon changes
of temperature, and deprive the process of ac-
climation Of its principal danger. Emigrants 10
the Far West had better 20 there unprovidcd
with implements of labor, than without these
anequal'ed curativcs. Ga
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Congressional

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.
In the Senate, in executive session, &C.
ton was postponed on tbeCentral Amer
lean treaty until the 5lh Of March. The
Belmont treaty was ratified.
The House postponed the consideration
of The bill to cow pensate The South Car
lima militia for services during the war Of
1912.
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GREAT CURE OF R!IEU NATISM IN GIN
ClNNATI, OdIO. CONVINCING Evidence,
For more than three years | have been suffer
ing with rheumatism, and pain OF the bones aud
Joints. | have strictly followed the advice of
physicians, and ut other times used such family
medicines a. had been recommended for the
cure Of rhcumntism still | did not improve in
the least, and vas frequently compelled to keep
my bed, aud thereby was prevented fIom attcn-
ding to my business. Come weeks ago | wns
induced 10y n friend to Try CATERS Spanish Mix
turc.. The effect was miraculous. felt consid-
erahlv improved after ! had taken the fourth
dose / have only used one single bottle, and am
entirely free fiom all pain. | feel better than |
have felt for years, and | attribute NY complete
ly.rcstorvd health solely to the use OF Carriers
Spanish Mixture. | consider it u most excellent
medicine for rheumatism aud MI diseases OF the
blood, and chcc! .slly recommend II I" the az
Aictci.
d.. IL RRITT, Southeast cornc, Fourth and
Walnut Sta.
Cincinnati, March IL, 1855.
FEBRUARY 18th. dim.
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BOB WHITE.

a friend of ours, who has before RECALLED
the readers Of the Ledger, is preparing an
article for next Issue, which We doubt not
will be found rs full Of interest, rs anything
that has previously come from his pen. We
readers OF hction,yo S~portsmen, and ye who
are not sportsmcn, prepare yourselves for
a rich treat, for We shall certainly receive it.
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POST OFFICE DISCONTINUED,

The Post Office at La Grange, il this
District, says the Chester Standard, has
been discontinued in consequence of the
resignation of Jacob + Strait, p. NJ. All
matter for that Office will be Detained at
Chester.
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I + r MS.
ADV REFRESHMENTS
EDITOR AND PROPORTION

Mhl b. inserted at the following low rates:
One S.rag" COZ Ii lines or less on" insertion,
81 or, il continued, 10 cents ior the tis; iii
+cTuoI, and 40 cents for each subsequent inscr-
ion. "a" See Fourth Page ior deductions in
Nor o. standing advertisements
IT, number e insertions must be written on
each ady"I .isclucnt, q" Gicy will be inserted till
ordered cat and charged accordingly.
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HoLLowAY's OINTMENT AND PILLS.
The applicability Of these extraordinary medi-
canents to Lhe disorders ofaii climates, renders
them indispensable 10 al who Journey by sea or
land. 1curyy. the mos: terrible scourge of sea
.aring men, is eraascaicd by the use Of Ointment;
while the Pills. by their alternative snd conseTy.
alive operation upon the stomach, the secretions
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New Advertisements
Notice.

rTlllS i Ia f"rcwarn any person fr"m
i trading Tor n Note made by mc /" L.
n C"nnor payable for one hundred dollars
dated sometime in January 1857. and due
At eight ~iannihs, as the consideration of
said N"tc has failed, | will not pay the same
unless compelled by Law.
ID. y. 4. BEEk
Feb. -, 1857. 4
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Expulsion Of Members of Congress.

WAsuuNGToN, February 90.
The House Committee mas reported in
favor Ofrhe expulsion of Ed WEIGH,
Matterson aud Of Simonton, rs reported
the consideration of which is fixed tur
Wednesday.
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Total. Sl6.l24.O6
S22.044.12

Showing an increase for four months il
1855, over a corresponding period in the
preceding yoar Of Sc, s2o,G6,-within a
fraction Of "a per cent.
This OF course does not iaclude ap
freig1t, &c, bnt down freight and passage
money, inclusive Of what's paid The Con
fluctor IN the cars for way business
Camden Journal.
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EXTRA SEssfoS.-Thc President OF the
United States has issued a Proclamation,
converting the Senate at IL o'clock, on the
4th Of March next.
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TO PLANTERS.

TIVE SUBSCRIBER INFORMS HIS
L friends and the pablo generals, that
he has just received u large assortmcn, ct
ROY. ROW MOULDS, &c.
which h. viii sell upon accommod. ;ing
terms. Gil and examine.
a. G.. DUNLAP.
Feb. -, 81. 2--lt "
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Receipts Of our Rail Road.

Mr.. James Jones, our excellent r. r.
Agent, has furnished the following facts
and figure, relating TO the business on
the Clmden Branch for 4 months OF the
two past years, as follows
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Dir. A. c. Dunlap can supply the articles
mostly needed by farmers at this season Of
the year. See advertisement.
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Death of DR.. Kane.

P~ILADELrIuA, February IS.
Advices have beeu received by Judge
Kane, at Philadelrhia. which induce the
belief TIA, his son, Elisha Kent Kane. NJ.
d., the distinguished explorer, has died a;
Havana, whittier he had gone for the re
slorat:op o! his health.
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Obituary.

Died, in iorkvillc, j. G.. on the 18th inst
after a painful and lingering illness, Mrs.
PhGbc Dewitt Moore, wife of Edward
Moore, ESQ in the Goth year Of her age.
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The Cabinet Appointments.

WAsniNGroN, February 20.
The friends OF Gen. Cass state that he
received TO day the appointment of Secre
tary Of State in the next Cabinet.
Hon. }. Clancy Jones, Of Pennsylvania,
declines any Cabinet appointment.
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TIE X ETS.

New York Feb. 20.
e., ton is buoyant, and sales arr limited
by views OF sellers to 1890 bales. No
vhaBgc in other articles.
CHARLESTON Feb 90.
COTTON. The transactions to-day were
limited {" some 1850 bales al Iull prices
The sales comprise - bales 1T IL; II at I2t
30 at l2R; 81 at l2t; 20 4 l2a; I07 at 1919;
30 l3; 22o ut l3t; IQb at 1875: I6 at 10
7.l6; 2l7 at l3E and 10 bales at l3 &C..
New ORLEANS, Feb. 10.
Nine thousand bales of Co;t.on have
changed haGds tu-ds a; IL. advance. Mid
ding in now quoted at l2i a he. The
sales Of The week foo, up 5l.590, and the
receipts in the same time 10000 bales
The stock on hand mounts to $4,000
bales.
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The Tariff Bill Passed.

WAsHINGToN, February 90.
The House has passed the Tariff Bill by
a majority Of twenty six votes.
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New YoRK, Feb. =.
The Investigation before. tho Coroner
has resulted in verdict duplicating Mrs.
Cunningham and Eckel rs principals, and
Snodgrass as ap accessory, to the murder
Of DR.. Harvey BurlcIl.
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The Post Office called 'Carolina Female
College" in Arson County, N. G. has been
changed TO .hnsonviilc.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-01-17

Representatives AND ELEcroRs For 1860
The Philadelphia Buueth. estimates that the
representative population in 1860, throughout
the Unios, will he about 81 900, 000 divided az
follows:-Free Stats 10000, 900; Slave States,
100000. The number Of representatives. be-
ing 23i, the ratio OF spportionment will b.
about l32 600, and the House will consist OF
Isl representatives from Free States. ana %
from Slave States, BY the present apporton
m ut, there are Ia from Free States and 30 from
Slave States. The Bulletin distributes the mem.
hers az follows: Sou,hera States, 80: New
England States, q; Middle States New Yoi /
New Jersey and Pennsy lvanis,) IS Western
States, including Californ a and Minnesota, Il
Ia case If the admission into The Union OF Kan
sas, Nebraska Oregon, Utah, or a new S.at.
from part Of Texas, these HgnIes will DE som.
what mod ls d. ne each new State will have a
ieaat one new member, and the older State
sill lose in co spending degree. Ii the cal
an.ations Of Bulletin are correct, the Presi
dental electors for 1860 will number 296. O
whom 1875 will be from Free Slater, aud IL
from Slave States.
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Kausas Mattsrs--The recent accounts from
Kansas are fav orabie, and the Lawrence Herald
of Freedom Of the 18Th December, contains
many indications Of the hopeful state of affairs
with the Free State settlers.
The weather has been cold, but in spite Of il
the improvements in Lawrence were progressing
The roof had been put On the Unitsran church
and the fine basement for High School nearly
completed A click for the tower had arrived
by the way of New 0Ilens 1t cost $500 aud va
present from Boston.
Board in Lawrence costs from So, so to S., on
per week, Steps are being taken to organize
city government, and a meeting had been heIt
On the subject OF public schools. A subscription
70 raise $1,000 has been set On foot for schoo
purposes, A similar amount has been promised
from the East.
The Free State Legislature is to meet at To
peka on the first Monday in January. No fear i
entertained Of Oh attempt to interrupt lite pro
eeedings; quite an improvsmen certainly owe
the July meeting which was broken up by tn
L. S. troops.
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A Hen Psckel Gsbbler.-We learned

Il Hen Psckei Gsbbier.-We learned,
a few evenings since. the following
instance of fowl treatment oil husband ::
Last summer gentleman in moving bis
clover, discovered turkeys nest and
informed his nearest nelghbers, who were
the lucky owners of some turkeys; bu,
they denied the ownership of the nest,
because they had only two hens and both
were setting on other nests. But by
keeping an eye on the newly discovered
nest, il was asceitained that one OF the
lens after filling her own with eggs, had
gotten up this supplemental one end in
duced gobblcr mo the parental duty OF
setting the eggs. His gobblership being
an obedient spouse, IN due time hacthed
brood of young turkeys. But his duties
did not end there the old hen by din'
of whipping him, compelled him to
scratch for his brood until be became. In
the language of our informant, "the
most henpecked Of gobblers."
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Profit q rssdi,e Corn TO Hoga

Il il estimated from experiments made
by s. B. Anderson, that 100 bushels st
corn will produce loss pounds Of gross
increase in the weight Of hogs.
O0s hundred thrifty hogs were put IN
a. pen. after being carefully weighed
They were fed for 100 days as much a.
they could eat. The ayrage gross IN
creasj, per hog, for the the lOo days,
was IT'S pounds, or a. the rate OF one aud
three fourth pounds per day.
/, thus appears that one bushsl oil corn
will produce a gross increase oil liz
pounds. Throwing off one fifth to come
.. the net gives ST pounds 81 Pork as the
product OF one bushel Of corn. II eight
and ,wo-fif,hs pounds Of pork are made
by one hushel. or So poudds Of corn, one
pound Of pork is the product OF and 3-4Ih
pounds OF corn.
From the experience Of Mr.. Linn, as
reported in the Patent Office Report Tor
1876. 81 pounds OF corn produced one
pound Of pork. -
The experience Of the Hon II. L. Eli.
swor,h, reported in l847, 3 "a lbs, OF
cooked meal produced one pound Of pork.
The experiment was upon small scale.
Assuming tina. i. requires 6 2-3 lbs, OF
corn TO make one pound of pork, the cost
Of production will be seen by the follow.
ing estimate. The labor Of feeding and
taking care Of hogs is no, included:
When corn costs l2a cents per bushel,
pork costs II cents per 70 lnd.
When corn costs l7c. per bushe, pork
cost &c. per pound.
When corn costs IS per bushel, corn
costs 3 per pound.
When corn costs 33c, per bushel. pork
costs 4c, per pound.
The following statement shows what
the Farmer realizes for his corn when
sold in the form Of pork:
When pork sells for &c, per To-, it brings
IS per bushel IN corn. =.
When it sells for cents, it brings Al
cents per bushel in corn.
When pork sells for 6 cents. per ID, i
brings SO cents per bushel in corn.
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W. ham MO Nd!
DuAIaE1E1 I'm
Ill kinds OF
MERCHANDISE,
Upton, IOWA.

w OULD respectfully say to the public IN
w town and country, that we are now re-
criying our stock Of goods direct from Boston.
dur selections were made with the greatest
care and attention, and no doubt but generous
community will appreciate our efforts.
DRY GOODS.
A full and complete assor.m cit Of A me
lean and Foreign dry goods, al figures tar
below old prices. Examine them.
CLOTHING
Coats, pants, vests. shirts, drawers,
cravats, stocks, gloves and socks, so low that
il is unnecessary to 60 farther.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
In great variety and quality. Give US call
and look att,am, you will be suited
HATS AND CAPS.
In endless
..s. -.-... 49,. variety ask
r~4..1 ~ms for them ~s~r.~. Il, s-
~ and we will 81 en.yss
-e~ SIG ~ be on hand
for bargain.
Hardware and Quoenswars.
suited to the market, and q general
stock ae cheap as any one sells.
Groceries.
We aim to keep good articls ut the u!arke'
price. We keep almost everything foani in I
variety store, and As cheap as the best Of them
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Notice Of RI m0Val.
. R. w M. Z. II O z It's
Private Hospital, is removed to
EASYAEL.A AR1ADA.

SS6S = ~ @S- 6666S06~&S
where he will introduce to those afflicted with
Private and Syphiltic Diseases, the French
System Of Cure
THIS elsss of complaints he has made and in
l. tends to make srECIALTY. and the knols-
ed re be has of the New Method OF Treatment,
now in operation in France and the Hospitals Of
this country, warrants him in saying that none Of
thu forms the disease is wont to assume. is with.
out sure. quick, and permanent remedy.
Five thousand patients cured annually, The
remedies employed by Hr. VIM. Z. Hoyt, are free
from any offensive taste or sneli--contain no
Mercury and require change Of diet, business
or pleasure. Persons at a distance can he cured
at home, by stating their case and addressing a
letter to Dr. WM. H. lIayr Rccollect the name
and place
n. B.--Ladies in want OF a pleasant and safe
remedy for Irregularities, distractions, &C., can
obtain
DR.. Dumas French Female Monthly Pulls,
at the Doctors Office in the Bastable Arcade.
Married Ladies in certain situations should not
use them: for reasons see directions with each
box. Price 81, sent by Mail tn all parts of the
world nr. VIM. T. Hoyt IL the only agent in the
United States. Also, for sale at the Doctors Of
fee, The Female Protecting Instrument, an unfaif-
ing preventative OF conception Is Invaluable to
snch AZ through some physical conformation or
desormity, or incapitated for safe Reproduced ton.
Orders from any part OF the United Utates, en-.
closing SIS, will insure the return Of the instru.
ment. Remember that Dr. Vim. f. Hoyt is the
only permanently established and responsible
Physician In Central New York, that treats pri-
waite diseases, and his practice extends through
every State in the Union Remember the place,
BAsTABLR ARCADE
Office hours from 4 II. until r. n Sundays
from until 5 I'M LIT
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)3OON>90014a

No. l76, Second 81. Muscatine, iewa.
n M. BURNETT would announce e ne
Il. Trade and Country Merchants that ne ns
ear supply, for cash, the SCHOOL 6OuAS
nublisRed bv W. B. Smith = Co.. Ivison =
Phiny. and "A. 3. Barnes Z Co.. inci1ain9 -
the Electic Series OF School Books, osnucv
Readers, Davies Series Of Mathematics, Se''
at publishers prices.
By buying OF him, they save freight, insurant z,
&c, and can have their orders hiied ~ muSn
shorter time. He also keeps constantly IN stoI:'
and will job, ct = small advance on eAssern
ces, ali other school books used in lows. hiso'
a large stock Of Tap = Lsfttr PaPeT,
cards, states and pencils, waters and sealing
wax, gold pens, wrapping paper, pocket Dooks'
maps, inks, steel pens, bibles and prayer DOCKS,
song books, bla.k books, pass books, nck
mem oraudums, wall paper, mathematical IN
strumcnts. cheap publications. note DOCKS,
round and patent notes, sheet music, transPs-
rent window shades, fancy stationery, vsien,
tines, poke, knives, novels, from u ~ ana
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
yiolins. guitars. accordeons, &C., together
with instruction books, Of oil kinds, sheet music
&c. He buys largely Of oil the above articles,
| for cash from the manufacturers East, ana car
sell them cheaper (deducting freights, &C y
| tina they can Sc got elsewhere, hs d deter
mined to build up large jobbing trade in the
Book and Stationery business : has adopted q
his motto. g Small profts and erg: saIss !"
| He has also very large stock OF standard
miscellaneous, law. medical and theological
books, for sale at eastern prices.
| New Boz h received By Erpvcss, a. soon ~
| Pxbitsked.
| Newspapers, Magazines and Periodicals 70
ceiyed daily. e. Il. M. b. is agent for tn
| Buffalo Printers Ink Co. The Buffalo Typ
Foundry, G. F. Halls Percussion and Leve
Presses, Map, Sunday School Society, Moline
Mills Wrapping paper. -
nl,ly. Il. =. BURNETT
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Precarious.-"How is your husband
this afternoon, Mrs. Squiggss" "Why,
the doctor says as how as, II he lives till
mo-nin he shall have some hopes OF him;
but if he pon'l, be mus. give him up"
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witness In Court being Intercepted as TO
his knowledge Oh The defendant Ia the case
said
| Know him Intimately; have supped with
him sailed with hia,, aud horse gtipod him.
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IOWA AGRICULTURAL DEPOT.
Nourse, visle & Co.,
PrOprietOrs,
Corner Of Rock Jsiaas and Front Streets
.... Davenport, Iowa.
Offer for sale at Wholesale and Retail, Glover,
Timothy, Blue Grass and Millet See de, Garden
aud Flower Seeds in great variety. as
Horticultural & Horticultural! Implements
of the most approved manufacture.
Reupers and Movers,
Nourse, veile e. Co. have made arrangements
by which they have the exclusive sale in this
section. Of Manage Celebrated First Premium
World 8 Fair Reaper and Mower. Also Manmy's
and Rugg's Patent Reapers aud Mowers. And
Ketehup,'s celebrated Mover; Nc ormick>t
Husser's, Russell's, virgins and Atkin's fur
aished to order.
All persons desiring
lleapers ano iflowers
should order them early, a. the demand Ii greater
than the supply. Reapers ard Mowers are sold
at Manu- act1yer's Prices, with only freight and
warehouse charger added.
Hoy se.PoweTs and ThrosherS,
We are sole Agents in this section for the sale
of the justly celebrated Fits Machine for
rhreshing and cleaning grain at one Operations
which Notwithstanding il IL the first machine Of
the kind ever invented, and put into successful
operation, 1t now q ands - II always has stood
the best machine for threshing and cleaning
grain In existence. Also, Pitts double pinion s
or 10 horse power. Emery's Railroad endles
chain or,e-powers; Pease's Excelsior Horses
Power with threshers seperators, cleaners clover
hullees, circular and cross-cut saw mills, corn
shelters, &c., and all
Other Implements adapted to Pocer.
To Broom Manufacturers. Nourse, Viele 4
Co., Al the Iowa Agricultural Depot, offer for
sale Camfeld's patent Broom Corn Pla,ters TO-
gether with all Machines used In Broom Manu-.
facture. Also, Shaker broom winding an i sew'
ing twine Of the frst quality.
;. POWER CORN sHNLERS.
The best horse power Corn Shelter in use il
Reading Patent Shelter.
This Machine Ia capable Of Smelling and clean
ing 500 Bushels Of Corn pc" Ley. Every
Farmer having a large quantity of corn to shel
should purchase one Of these Shelters 2iu
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60 A country girl writing to her
friends, says of the polka, that the dan
cling does no. amount to much, but the
hugglng is heavenly.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-01-17

Successors TO p. Jackson & Sells + Hoorer.)
MILL continue the forwarding and com.
w mission business a. the old stand Of p.
Jackson and Sells l. Hoover, Oh Front street,
Muscatine, Iowa.
Henry Farnam, Esq, Pres {. & r. |. X R.
P. Jackson. Muscatine; Gseen Il stone, do;
Lemp Sells do; r, {. Rock, Cedar Rapids
H. Daniels Il Co do; Dauiels \ Bro, Marion;
Walled 4 Wild. Mt. Vernon: Forsyth 30,
Pittsburgh; J s. Chenoweth. Gin; yoores &
Richards, do; d. Jones & Co., Chicago. III;
Z. Shepard & Co.. Iowa Cisy: W. b Daniels
4 Co, do; +. Sanxay, do; Cover, Mygatt 4
Gally, do, Hull 4 Thompson. do: d. A Jan,
uary Il Go. st. Louis: Triplatt 4 Sells co. Ba $,
Wiley q Bast do Bryan j M!teshereer, do.
Sept. n. '56. 80 If.
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Very Hird.-A jolly fellow had an
office next to doctors. One day All
elderly gentleman of the old Iogy school
Numbered into the wrong shop.
DR.. w. ins'
Don't live here says P, who
was IN full scribbler over important pa
pers, without looking up.
ooh thought this was his office
Next door
'Pray, sir, can you tell me has the
doctor many patients!
Not living
The old gentleman was never again
heard of in tina, vicinity, bu, the story,
was that DR.. X threatened 10 sue
P for libel. However, he came
10 think better OF it.
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New F1TU0
new LUMBER p|W'
aas1 & avs14

yIT OCLD respeeH0'ly an a..n,s. rSnsTsi,
wv c,tisens Of Upton sd !. se1 In Tsr1
h., they h... : ::tss,''s 6, oppsss d. ce
=, In m Home where ti'sy eenstSatly kssP sseas'
! general assortment q
Lumber,
SQUARE Timber,
n Lath, So, 4e.y
which they are determined to ell e CHEAP T. =
e.n l - pnrchased anywhere N The lny 'e'
cash. Our motto Is - x,..>A&. ~
sQuiok sales and small !. ROM.
AZ order from the country viii Be prompt
,v attended to; a much % - Il NE Ps'-
chaser was present. ~. r.u~-
-. h,s;r..s FOR the last six years in TINS Wy,
S. AL himself that he will be able % renas.
eemplete satisfaction to customers. oiSs "
clio before purchasing elsewhere.
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First Premium gold Medal Pianofortes.
STEIN VA Y &c so " S

MANUFACrURERS,S 81 WALKER STREET.
sEa YORK
d ESPECTFULLY calls The attention of the
IL public to their splendid assortment Of semi
grand and square Pianos, which, for yolHme on
tone. elasticity Of touch, beauty Of finish If
short, everything that READERS Piano perfect,
are unsurpassed They were awarded the first
premiums for both kinds, in competition with
the most distinguished makers from Boston,
Philadelphia, New York, and Baltimore.
NEw TRIuAPH --SrEIswAY 4 Sons were
awarded the first premium Gold Medal, at the
recent fair in the Crystal Palace, for The best
Pianofortes, over all competitors. 39,ly.