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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-27

RsNoyKTrEG ORcHARDs.-The best way
is to do as the man did that we read about
in the Scriptures :5that is dig about them
and dung them then plant potatoes and
dig about them. There's nothing like Dig
gipg. depend upon it. The price of liber.
~. tits said. is eternal vigilance. So the
price of good apples is eternal digging.
This seeding down an orchard is like put.
ting plaster ON mans mouth. and ex-
peeling him to make stump speech. He
oan't dolit,-6
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-27
Union House.

TNl1E subscriber takes this method Of in
i forming travellers and the public gene
Enlly, that he has opened public house
in JANE LEW, Lewis county, Va, where he
would be pleased to see all disposed to favor him
with Il call.
lie is furnished with all eonvcniences nccessar,
to render tho visits Of his guests pleasant AMI
comfortable, and no pains will be spared to at
tain thut object. - i.'
A portion OF the public patronage is respect
fully solicited. II. ". BALL.
December 9Th, lS55.-ly
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-27
CHEAT CLIO IlIiYlE

ELISIA OWENS has just returned from Bal
II timore with large stock of
Cloths, Cassimeres. Vestings, &C.,
of a superior quality, which he is prepared to
n"hu'"Gture INTO clothing of the lGLest style
"uL III the most durable manner. ue has also
L l"'So ami 9pien1 il stock Of
RsAOT-.IADE CLOTHING!
which he will : bea: The Jewsn in selling low.
great variety of Pnntaloons, Vests of every
style and quality, Drawers, Undorshirts. Fancy
ana ai" plan Shirts, Collars, Pocket and Neck
4andkerchieis, les, Suspenders, &c.
Az the old stand on Main Street, opposite tho
stole of Charles Lewis
lie will still continue to manufacture clothing
Of goods bought elsewhere. Thankful for past
tAvors! ho hSpss by strict attention to business,
October 9th lS5S-ly
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-27
Bayiv Exeys & Son.

WTHOLESALE GROCERS & COMMISSION
w MERCllA ANTS, No. 9, South Eutaw Street
Baltimore, Nd, will give thoir attention to the
selling Of Flour, Grain, Wool, Leather, or any
kind OF country produce which may be co assigned
to their care and by leave we rcfr to tho follow
ing gentlomen. ----... 80
". Harrison, Beuj. Wilson, Chas Lewis
j. D. Wilson, Burton DesparL, Clarksburg
j, NJ. Bennett, Jas. Bennett, Mintcr Bailey
Caleb Boggoss, VIM. +. arnold, RI. Mccain
J.J. Winter, VIM. G. Fitzhugh, G. W. San
dusky, Mcssrs. W. johnson IL Co. Elias Lawson
Bridgeport. ..-. .--. r.. ..-t.- -..a
Mil. johnson, L. D. johnson, G. II. A
Burdett, Pruntytown. - -
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Eettcr,nnn EanuSr.

by d. L. DELAY has undergone thorough
ID renovation, and been fitted up in gooI
style. Tho subscriber hopes to yivg general s;s-
tistuction to t he public.
Ills TABLE will be supplied with all the
delicacies oftho season, and attentive wators.
I HIS STABLE is ut all times supplied with tho
best Of provonler, ana trlsty hostiers.
ThaniiEul to " generous community for past
tNvorS, he hopes to merit continuance of the
same. b. L. DELAY.
/ Juno 90. 1S56.=1Y - = -
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Virginia EsOtel.

by II. a. BARRON, I'uiLLIPPI, w.
~ The proprietor has re-Opened his housr
for tho accommodation of the public, and re-
spectIuily. sOliciIS ASSURE Of patronage His no.
tel has just been enlarged and fitted up in goou
style, and he will spare pains to contribute tc
the comfort and convenience OF those who III uy
blvor him with their custom.
W There is attached to the house II goud sta
bio attended by careful un'l trusty hostlors.
! OctOber Alh. lS5A--Y
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY (

II AY1NG been frequently solicited Co aid per-
IL 8 ms wishing to BUY, ny well as those wish.
ing to SELL rcIl estate in Harrison and the adj
joining counticsof North Western virginia,
nave concluded to offer my services to tho pub.
lie us an agent, thinking that my facilities are
sellers and buyers. f5s7 'si1is"' 8 ~
Those wishing to buy, must furnish mo with
the kind and amount of property wanted Its de-
sired location and convcnionces, and the price
they expect to pay. .:- ,'~st,t.@ ''t''s
Those wishing to sell will give me a descrip
ton OF: :hcir propcrty-its amount, quality, con-
dttion, location, price, terms, &C.. I-1
These descriptions will DO Ike ION flo in my
office, for the examination of those who wish 70
buy or sell; and those looking either for q ,pVr-
chaser OF for property, will be saved much tfouL
bic by referring TO them. .-'i, - 3
effected Address W. p. CO0PER. = :
February 9Th, 1857. clarksburg, Va.
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First Arrival!


By 1.-The NV. Va. Railroad 81
John IRWIN is now receiving large and
81 choice assortment Of
Fall and Winter Goods. ID bae |
which cannot fail 10 please the most hstidi6as
taste. 80 t.-- - y7t'e is6
His stock of ladies dress goods embrace some
of the most choice and beautiful styles and patti
terms. Oh 20 st-i-F si..si e.li-pfi ~ !. /
He has also a large lot Of Calicoes. brown and
bIeached Musiins. Table Linen, &C. -aassfa |
Genlemen's Boots, Shoes, Caters; Hats and
Caps. 20 eao ~ es.-i 81 i''s7oEg lhh |
a nice stock ofLadfss' Kid, lasting and Nor
rocco Shoes, Misses and ChiIdren's Shoes aud
lasting Caters. French worked collars and
INC urning Goods Of almost every tdeseFipIio6Yi /
A large assortment Of ladies' gloves and a4nfts,
and genllemeD's gloves ioa EEs E97s9Iu
A choice assortment of Qaeensware9 zsi ~
Groceries OF all kinds, Including Fish Salt
Coffee, Sugar, MOtassSs, Rice, SSc5i % sGiEE;
Having the aidVantags OF the reduced freights
Oy railroad, he eau afford 70 sell at much lower
prices than merchants in ibis country have BereT
'o4Hfs D's ~ - eg's - 2 ,EasE Sc sSNa
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Harrison House,

;
ITE11IE undersigned would respectfully announce
L to tho public, that he has opened Public
House in Bridgeport, Va. u az b. .".-- y
This uouse having been built and fitted
up expressly for the entertainment of the
public, he feels confident that he can satistucto-
rity entertain all who may favor him it'll IL call
HIS STABLE is largo uud convenient and
will be carefully attended.
Charges wilibo made ut ull times MS rcusonu-
BILE as circumstances will admit. ..-'
d. d. WILKINSON, Proprietor.
April 4th, lS55.-ly
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-27

SEED PUTATuES.-There has been some
speculation among the farmers in this
part of'the country about Seed Potatoes.
Some contend that the seed should be se>
lected. Others that it does not make
any difference what size the seed is.
Now it. does no: make SO much difference
about the size OF the seed, as il does
about the quantity thai is planted in q
hill, Mr.. Nath.n Hoagland raised 100
bushels from So bushels planted. They
we're! thencommOn white potato, planted
and tended in the ordinary way. But
the seed were of the smallest size, the
average not being much larger than a
hufled hickory nut. And yet the pota-
toes that he raised were the finest l ever
saw. The secret is this : he did not plant
more than two or three of them. small as
they were, in hill. Usually there is u
handful OF such. seed put in one hill.
There are a large number of shoots and
the plants are so thick that they cannot
lbrives A very small potato has from
four 10 six shoots. Two such potatot
are enough for one hill. Large potatoes
should be cut in pieces. and but part OF
one. planted 10 a hill. This method will
produce crop of large potatoes. Let
those who doubt it try the experiment..
[ Dollar Newspaper.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-27
The Hog nistemper.


A fatal malady has prevailed among
hogs in the Ohio Valley during the last
six months. II is computed that between
60. 900 and 10000 have fallen victims TO
destructive distemper within radius oil
ahundred miles surrounding Cincinnati.
The de<ease is considered incurable, hav-
ing baff1d The most critical investigation
into itsnalure, aud as steadily r. sisted I'LL
remedeial agents. ..-...
MIR. Thomas G"f, proprietor Of the ex-
tensiye Lisli'l rites. and hog pens appurtt-
nant, at Lawrenc, burg. and WHO mas lost
about four thousand hogs this Seasou by
the ravages ofIhe hog disIempcr. has de-
voted his time patiently and indefa.igably
iI.seekinY 10 IaIhom the profound and
alarming mystery. but within different
success. His examinations. observations,
and experiments, however, have salts
fed him that the malady is infectious.
The first symptoms are manifested in
he1staggering motion of the hog which
is succeeded by violent purging. simulta-
neous Vomiting accompanied with spasms.
Elhis- disease then extends to the throat,
which inflames and -swells until the hog
stiles and dies. In this respect the dis.
ease may be said to resemble erysipelas
In fact, as it is from this cause chiefly that
death is produced, the malady seems
more nearly allied to erysipelas in the
throat than Che cholera. MIR. Gait fur,
ther'observes tina, the young stock hogs
are more easily infected than the full
grown and fat ones and that a hog re.
covering, from this d sease NAV after
wards run with impunity among hundreds
of the sick and dying without danger of a
second infection. -.. ....
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-27
New GOODS |!

WIN. JOHNSON &; co. have Just no col ved.
w and are now opening ut Brilyoport, tho
largest stock OF Goods eyer orou ShS 10 tine coun
~, ana viii keep constantly ON hand ovcry
kind OF foods usually Kept i'll Town or Country
Stores. r. r5' .'. ~ -
The Farmers of Harrison, Lewis, Upshur, Bar
bour and Taylor counties, are requested to call
and get their fall supplies on ten ms US low us ~
amy oCher store i'll tlo country. a full supply of
Salt, lr"a, Nails, Castings, Crates, and ever
thing farmers usually want, always on hand
Tho n. W. Va. kIilroAd Gompumy having ca
tHbllShaI IL Depot at bridgeport, Tor the reSep-
ton and forwarding goods, DC, VIM johnson
" Co., solicit trOn Merchants and others a por-
ton OF their Custom. Every effort will be made
to give satisfaction TO those cousiguing goods
to their care.
Our present cash prices for the loading articles
of trndc, arc follows:
&. y. SALT, full sacks, o25
kANAW .l-A SALT, per bu. y6316
SUGAR per hundred pounds, 110Ql4
. Retail, 12I6i5
COFFEE, l2iE'@iI
SPUN COTTON -
BROWN MUSLIN amin
VIC do. ' ''-''-'
Ihe highest market price will be given for all
Al4HS OF produce in exchange for goods.
Those person, having lots of wleut to sell for
cash VIII do we'll to call hero before selling We
Keep posted n~ to tho Baltimore prices.
Inc convcniencos ut this depot for forwarding
cattle, hogs, %c., are superior to any in this
country: Pasture, hay or grain can always be
obtained upon fair terms.
OStODsr lDth, lS06.-lV.
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&tIssaIlts !s4Is9 q. 91III I
sTAnLEMEAN AsGGE.M tNr or noRsEs

:
STABLEMyANAGE-H ENT OF HORSES
Itsisione thing 10 know how SO use "a
horse. but il i, another to know how 80
take care If ltina Ss,,A; stabbed horse needs
sprcial care and satlenSion. His feeding
must be US reguldr,as the measure OF the
hours. When q change Of feed is made,
ltmustibe dome, with great care. giving
but "a small allowances at hrst until tue
stomach becomes used TO the change:
He must be cleaned every day and
when-w 10 say, .eleaneI, We mean ell that
can be conveyed by the. word.s "a good
currY-comb, blush aud oiled wooden cloth
are Sthe7utensilsn m, cessary. First take the
carry; comb aud begin at the top OF the
neck. back oil the ears. working the hand
both ways. Proceed IN. this way until
vou have uoue over tile entire body and
Ieas. Then lake both comb and brush
and follow the comb with the brush /; and
after every other 81 roke. draw the; brush
s.ross the. teeth OF the comb 10 cleau-I' IT.
An. experienced groom v i'll do this instan-
tnngonsly.t tThis-'dune. take your cloth.
Law the coat, and remove the dust. which
adheres to the outside. The face and
ears mast also feel the brush. s2t kstt.i Z
Few men know how TO clean horse
properly. If the above directions are fol
loved, daily. your horse will enjoy good
health generally. Stabbed horses must be
exercised daily This is absolutely es'
aential TO good health. II the feet Of
your horss are brittle and are liable tO
break and crack. they must be oiled once
or.twice week. A horse thus treated
will always be reedy TO go when wanted
and you will not be ashamed either te
ride or drive him. Another thing quite
as,important is clean ard well ventilated
stable. We cannot excuse any farmer
or horse owner who does not clean hi
stable twice day. A stable should bs
so constructed us to have wide passage
way o. fuor 10 front. to feed from. .AboV'
the manger space should be left. foo
or t"o ia width, clear. and the passage
way should be. the avenue for the supply
offree air. TO the nostrils Of the horse.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-27

The subscribers respectfully call the at
tention OF the citizens OF Northwestern Virt in
ia, to theivarious articles manu- factured by them
and which are arranted to be constructed on as
improved principles and as durable, as those
furnished by any other manufacturers.
We have Just introduced u M W and VERY
SUPERIOR THRESIIINS MACHINE.
which excels in EASY DRAUGHT, CLEAN and RAPID
we can also furnish COMMON MACHINES,
aud machines with STRAW CARRIERS. op
CLEAN Frs, attached. -
We are manufacturing very superior article
of REAPlNG MACHINES, suitable for
cutting grain or grass. This muchine can he
used to advantage upon any ground where !, W, !.
gon can be driven
We are also manufacturing a CUTTING
BOX, for h"y, straw or fodder; which for easv
aud rapid work, exceeds anything in the coun-
try. q = -
PLOUGH S.-We have always on haad a
Plarge assortment of the best PATENT and other
Ploughs, found in the country.
SIOr ES.-Our assortment Of COOKING
STOVES embraces the California Air Ti6bt. a
now aud excellent article, performing more work
with less fuel, than any other Cooking Stove in
existence; Lefie's Double Oven Cookinp Stoye
various sizes, an excellent article for hotels and
large families; Complete Cooks, &c. Togethe+
with an assortment of PARLOR AND EGG
STOVES. .a = - 1''
The above articles nre kept CONSTANTLY ON hand
and can be furnished at any time. ~ = -."N
CASTINGS OF ALL KINDS, Including some
new and improved Mill Gearing. Gras, en-" ~
every description, Hollow Ware, c.
This establishment being situated upon the
purchasers the best facilities for transportingar.
tcles to adistance at small expense; and ths i,,-
ducements offered of reasonable terms and sumo
r'or manufactures, must continue TO render this
popular establishment with the public.
VI Requiring done at the shortest notice and
in good style. f.l7 - - :
COOPER, HALL & BARNES.
FALATENE, Marion CO., Va, Aug.3, 1853
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NOrthVyesserA Hotel.

THE undersigned won d respectfully announce
i to the public, that lie has leased tho house
known as the .'Northwestern Hot ,'':situated in
Clarksburg, Va. The house tand furniture arc
now undergoing general course OF repairs, which
when completed, will render this ono Of the most
pleasant houses i'll the country. The rooms are
largo, airy and conveniently arranged. a portion
Of tho house is now open, and public lpatronae
is respectfully solicited. No pains will be spared
to render; hose " no may encourage this house
SAMUEL WALKER
! ClGrksburg, June LIST, 1854. Proprietor.
J. T. S.-A1 limited number of Goarders can
accommodated with rooms. 50 a. -.jc7 ly
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Stoves !! Stoves Stoves !

Tho subscrtSOr would call the atten
S3 ton of the public to the very SUPPORT
ESss3 lot of stoves now on hand, embrac' q
lRsSA all the late improvements. -,
fTT51N The Cooking Stoves are warranted to
go be better than any eYOr sold in tho
80 - country, aud at lower prices. The
Church, Parlor and Shop Stoves arc of great va
riety; of fine styles and cheap. Those wishing
to make themselves comfortable during tho coz
ming cold weather, can DO accommodated at
small expense. $3.50 c. W. SMI'TII.
Clarks6ure.L etoher nth. 1s6s.Etf .--.-aE
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-27

FRA correspondent has enclosed us
specimen Of the nest-of the caterpillar as
it may be found on The apple tree any
time from the month of September unul
il matches in the spring. Ii much resem,
bles q small piece OF molasses candy
pressed round small twig near bud.
Itis. easily found. and as easily destroyed.
This is the season of the year at which
the nest may be most easily, seen and
rubbed of. Farmers give attention to
this.-D.
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United States sEnlnI-

II S. CONLEY, Proprietor, Opposite the
L Court House, PARK ElkSEGItG, Va.
This house has boon refitted and many i'm
rovements made by the present proprietor, who
will spare no pains to contribute to the comfort
of his visitors. -
10 Good Stabing attached to the house
sep2ly
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-27
Miscellaneous
Pianos, NIeIOdeOms & Music
THE CASH SYSTEM ADOPTED
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED

TToRACE WATERS, No. sss Broadway. n ev
II. York, Agent for the best Boston and New
Pianos. Meiodeons, Musical Instrume ssn se "a
/ MUSICAL Merchandise of all kinds in the United
States. Pianos from ten different Manufncto-
fies, comprising those of every variety Of style.
/ from the plain, neat and substantial 81 octavcs
| In Rosewood Cases. from $4,000 to those of the
iinost elegant finish up to one thousand dollars.
I No house in the Union can complete v'.nE the
Iaboyc in the number, variety, and celebrity of
its Instruments, nor in tho extremely low priOes
at which they are sold .| -
Horace Waters Modern Improved Pi amos,
with or w1thout Iron Frames, posscssi ing in
their Improvements of strings and NC ton,
i o lengthy of scale, Power, and compass OF tone
equal 10 the Grand Piano, united with the besu-
i y and durability Of structure of the square Pi-
lan0. they are lustly pronoun >ed by the Press
j and BY lilo hrsl Musical Masters to be equal to
those 81 any Other nlanuiactnrer. They are
fnaterie and Guaranteed TO stand the action of
1eyery climate ~
Each Inst ruunent Guaranteed t. give satisfaeS
j ton, or perchase- ncney refunded. Sccondz
j handed Pines vt great bargains, constantly n
4 store, price from 80 to 40.
Horace Waters Meloicoi,s. sii,,crior I,,s,r,-
msnts IN tone, touehAnd durability OF make.
II 'all other styles tnd makes. Price, 49, So ~
4 400 ies, 10 dellars i; double Roeds, $50 dols
srs double Seed end two banks of Ksys,
1 men and Churches, an extra discount
Martins Guitars, Browns lisrps Flutos. Flas
tialas, accor seens, iolin's, AMI Musical In.tra
ments Of all kinSis, AZ lower prices than everbs-
fore oferOd % the public, a. large diseonnt Is
Teachers and sehoolss Tlaa trade suptlisi q,
ishs R .,t As ss sss r,
catalogues of Music now published,eompriains
many OF the choice and most popular all 81 the
day, and VIII DO sold At redaeed Prices. Whore
1 81 worth is ordered one or two pieces will 30
Music sent bs, mat 70 an parts Of mo country,
posszpai5 g Partiehlar and pegsonal attention
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Quick Sales and Small
PROEHs'S no :

NTEW CLOTHING STORE, opposite tho c1,r.
In House, in Clarksburg '''&s HSN'At =
ABRAHAM MARKS has iust ~ 80. {
Philadelphia with large stock Of RenJv I IRON
Winter Clothing, which he will sell at city prices
lie has grea assortment of overcoats, Bus
;, Cashmere, Cassinet, Cloth, and al. Kinds OF
Pantaloons., Vests of every style, and of every
He also Keeps a regular Gontlomep,. Fnrr;.h
ing Store, in which may be found every art;cio
OF gentIenen's wear. - '.StS
nelnsites tho public generally to call and OK
anime anime MS assortment before purchasing else
tage, as he tharges nothing for showing b;s
goods, whether they buy or nos-he takes nla.9
sure in showing his goods. f.SA-
N. B.-Also, just received q large lot of Ne.
Caps, Boots and Shoes, scgar, DC. = Ia La
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DENTS Hotel.

.kTSHE undersigned having refited this popular
i hotel, situated on The south aide 6F Pike
street. EN- about The Gentre of Cldrksb9tg, r.5
speetfnlIy invites ifs old friends and the public
generally to give him a CALI His aim Is 10 keep
q quiet and orderly house and afford to hisguests
His table will be supplied with all thetmatkst
affords. .51sssis dEit etsars3salJ p5.E5iI
His bar is stocked with a.choice supply Of the
best liquors. ~ r5gi1 ~ ~ silz ia5s' 5t!5 ~
He has extensive stlbling connected with the
housetfor the accommodation of drovers| and
others. OK sine.se - ,sifgu1 -" ~ ELF
Every attention will be puid to all who may
favor him with call. a.
a',S'- 5sll'a 3 ai5afIl- ''Rt Fl a.a7 N. DENT, e
je 20 -.~., -, ....-r+ ~, Proprietor,
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LiYe.rIy- StahIe.

I'm The subscriber is pre- alRg>
~ pared to accommodate the s99>>
puOiic with Horses, Vehicles, SC, a
upon the most reasonable terms. Stable on
Pike street about half way between Walkers and
Dents Hotels, CarksbuFg.
Horses taken on livery al reasonable rates.
Horses at all times for sale.
Hack is regularly run from Clarksburg I o
Fetternan. -in 5T -
November 4th, ls55.-ly
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REMOYALI

r. F. CRISIS would most respectfully i'm
1Gs form his old friends and eustonIers
has removed his store from Kinchioe, & 10
W. p. Colts brick building ON TurnDike jstnsstI
He has just received and is now opening ora ~
the largest, best, and cheapest stock 81 tsoods
that has ever been in this place. an SvhoS ~
got moaey to spend and produce to exchange,
cheap. 80 = l.ss q foeegs q I
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Robert qKnelKs

DROFESSoR and Teacher OF thu Piano, Melo-
Il deon, Guitar, Flute, and the scisDce Of Me-
sic, gellerallS . having permanently lcestedsdn
this Plase. would RESPECTFULLY otter ltia slroleS'
siOnal seryices 70 all y no desires Per = - 70yl.
edge in the art OF Music. Long eNPt IA-.e ana
bles him tOgiye t.staGtion, and sIinTc OF IPa-
tronaee IL respectfully solicited. iaDes,f Aelo-
.deJns. etc. ,repsired and tansl. d z.oi ie.l.s
~ Agency Tor Knabe's Pianos; and, Prince
d Co.'s Mel0deQns.lig i5ss = : isAsia zn7iT
ClarksbnLgs ~ A. 5000 .nRz9-l3l