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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-02-11
NEWS ITEMS.

0CJ-Fity-three American vessels are reported
lost during the last month; value 81, ,544, 400
017-M. D. Brock, of Fairfield d'county, has been
appointed Deputy Warden in the Ohio Peniten-
tiary.
OrFIn the State Of Iowa, out Of a population
Of 500, ,697, there are only 27l colored persons.
OF rho Inlianl House of Repre- 'ehtatives has
passed bill to repeal the liquor law Of 1855 by
a vote of 10 to Is.
0-The post Office at Toledo, Ohio, was de
stroyed by fire few days since.
CJ- The bill for the admission of Minnesota,
as State of this Union, has passel the House
and will unIoubte lily pass the Senate.
OF Ehe Belmont county stock company have
purchased a splendid thorough bred hosre in
Tennessee. They paid 5000 for him.
w Ion. Andrew Stevenson, prom nent
Virginia polite an, died few days since.
" The Dabulu, Rp d'tcan slys tlat fifty
persons have been froz.n to delth within the
last three weeks in Northern Iowa AMI Southern
Minnesota.
EPreston King, black Republican, has bee n
elected u S. Senator from New York
or The Steubenvlle Union says that there
are 500 cases of measles in Warren township in
that county.
| The Greensburg DamjuGt states that the
name Of Young Leboo," celebrated stallion o
| Westmoreland county, is to be changed imme-
diately, because Of its resemblance to Lebo one
of the traitors who voted for Cameron.
LANCASTER, PA, Feb. 3.-Zimnermln the
Democratic candidate for Mayor has been cleo
ted by AZ majority over all the other candidates
0TMrs. Writ, widow Of the late VIM. Writ
died at Annapolis, Nd, few days since.
Indianapolis, JAN T.
The Democrats Of the Legislature held joint
convention for the election of U. S. Senator to-
day without concurrence and in opposition tc
protests of the Senate. Graham N. Fitch was
elected U. S. Senator to fill the pre- sent vacancy
and Jesse D. Bright for six years after the 4tt
of March next. The vote stood: Bright and
Fitch each SO; r. W. Thompson and Geo d
Dunn, Americans, 2 votes each. The join
convention was composed of 62 members of tht
House and 26 Senator'S one member not voting
and lacking Is of quorum.
METHODIST SABBATH ScHooIs.-The Meth
odists we find, by statistics, have the largest ac
cession to their body through s lay Schools
Last year, the increase was Ii, ,4J2, or more thai
half the increase Of membership, which was 30,
1872 TIE number Of conversions for the las
eight years was about 5000, or one-eighth o
the entire church membership
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New York AdrcFuseIHeDt~s
TRoH
ALBERT G. RLCHARDS0SS
and COrre-poVdias Ofiee No N
Broadway New York.
DUNCAN, SHERMAN AND CoNPASTa
R.A-NJKBFS,
P5tICHoMANIE.

Tie new and bean1tn art nf nrnnn'enling the
Simplest Glu - Vessel 70 resemble the Fines; Pain'.
ed China at d 'the Of the cost is creating an in.
mense excitement Ladies' and Gentlemen are alik q
facinated with this oeIighiul occupation. rhasis
and elegant amusement tor Children and Scnools,
encouraging tasie inr ace in design and harmony
in the arrangement of caisrE. y hc whale -; caG
be perfectly acquired in halt an b0Ir ISok ot in
slruction separately 81 Boxes caniainlng Vases
Book, and every Article required s5, sent by ES-
press
CONTENT, NEARY & CO. Wholesale Store.
June ls-ly. seq Brosr WY n 4. u
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The subscriber offers fo, sale the farm on which
he now resi- les, sitrGted in Short reek township
Harrison county, Ohio, on the Wheeling and Cadl2
Plank Road, abont three miles south OF Cadiz, and
the same distance from Georgetown. J he iaru
contains 2l41I acres. said iarm lays welI with
an abundance of water limestone, timber and
coal There are five dwelling houses, one of which
is new. two barns and three Or chards. 1t is under
Il high stute of cultivation. The tirm will be solo
altogether or in lots 10 suit purchasers.
Possession Will be given OH the iirst OF April mex
il sold against the first of March
For tnrther particulars enquire of Rezin Welct
in Cadiz, Or the subscriber living on the farm
DANIEL MclLitAVY
Short Creek township Jan 28, 95r4ipt
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A Retired Phvsioial1.

wIlusE SANDS or LlFE
Have nearly run ont, discovered, whia IN the Epef
lhdias, certain cure for Consumpton, Bronchis5s.
Coughs, Colds and general Debility. This remedy
was discovered ny him Wien his only chd---;l
daughter---wos gi9enu up 10 dc Wishing to do a.
mnca good possible he will send to such d. his
afflicted Uw.beihgs request II tiiisrcc PEI with
full directions for making upand successfully using
IT, lie requires each appicantto inSlose him ono
tho fecire and ie reinaindet 70 be applied 10 thc
payment of fhiA advertisement
Address DR., ~. JAMES, .,.
No 10, Grand street, Jersey Cay, New JefeeyA
january Z, '57-3m. 8
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0xrThe Steubenville Herald has the follow
ing in its editorial columns We suppose the
Editor knotcs.--
"To CURs TNrEapERANcE IA writer in the
London Lancet, says that if persons who are ad-
dicted to "spreeS," will when they feel the pc
riodical appetite coming on, take half drahm
of ipecac, and vomit, they will lose the appetite
for the time, entirely; and, if they follow up the
emstic plan, will cure themselves Of the habit
When the intense desire for alcoholic stimulents
comss on, the stomach is at fault; evacuate it
and the desire is removed"
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Died.

Mrs. GRACE CHAPMAN, consort Of the late
Charles Chapman departed this life at her resi-
'dence in Cadz, on last Friday the 9Th inst.
Mrs. MARGARET, consort Of Samuel Hamilton
departed this life on the same day, at the resi-
dence Of her husband in Cadiz.
Mr.. GoURLEY, an old citizen Of Green town
ship was bdried on last Saturday.
VAN BhowN the ablest lawyer in Carrolton,
departed this life on last Wednesday.
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SPLENDID FURNITURE

THE undersigned would respectfully inform the
Of Ca binet Ware, manufactured out the best ma
teria and finished in the no0tes style, which he vii
dispose of on the most reasOnable terms.
He has also recently received from Piutsbureheo
large assortment of Fancy and Common ChairsS "a.
Looking Glosses, Plates OF all sizes, Gilt Mould m
ng tor Looking Glasses and Picture Frames, etc
lie Is prepared tC furnish Collins ofevery kind and
will carefully attend to funerals He has the only
Hears in town for the accommodation of the country
Cadiz, March %, 1854. J. w. GILLESPIE
N. B-A nice Rockaway Carriage Tor sale cheap
j. W. G.
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O-rhe stsa5snuue DAILY Union Of the 2nd

ET-The Neube1iulUe Ddlly 'Untd'1 OF the md
inst, contains the following good news
s. & I. RAILROAD. We learn that the track
OF the s. g. l. Railroad. will be laid to the Central
Ohio railroad in Newark by Saturday night,so
that the cars from this city can pass through to
Columbus and Cincinnati. 1t is supposed that
when this is.done there will be more to do than
the road has force to accommodate. However, the
Company have three large locomotives now ly-
ing at Pittsburgh, which will be brought down as
soon as the river opens. Three other locomo-
tiyes are now in Philadelphia, ready To be ship
cd as soonas there is any certainty that they
be brought through Withthis force the COM
pany expects to beable to toaecommoiate the large
ly increased freight ana passenger business that
will be thrown upon the road the coming Spring
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0aNThe last Republican contains about COL
uma Of staff in relation to the Treasarership.
TO show its utter falseness, we refer to the
communication of James Stewart in another
column. Its editor knew it was base unati-
gated falsehood when he penned it,
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The Law Of Newspapers.

1. Subscribers who do not give express notice to
the contrary are considered as wishing to continue
THAR subscriptions.
q II subscribers order the discontinuance OF the II
periodicals, the publisher may continue to send them
until all arrefrages -fe paid
IfsabsefIbers neglect or refuse To take their Pc
iiodiesls from the office 10 wlih they directed
they are held responsible till they have settled the
bif and ordered them discontinued.
If Subscribers rempxfto other places wiihori
informing the publishers ard the papers are sent 20
the forrfisf direction, they are held responsible.
5. The C6hrts have decided thatrefusing to take
periodicals from the Office or removing and leaving
them ncaed fer, is prima fAcia evidence OF inten'
tional fraud.
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Valuable COaIand Farming LaHiS
kOV G.u1 1n

TINE Subscriber otltrs for sale a small tract Of
Il land. laying q of a mile west cf Cadiz, on the
main road leading from ndiz 10 New Philadelphia
containing 90 acres; said land is The best q1ality
either for gram or grass and the soil and itua ion
is well ada pied for the cultivation OF the Grape. Ii
is also well watered with plen,y of living springs,
and on abundance Of Timber, Store, Coal and
Limestone. Said land will be sold altogether Or in
lots TO suit purchasers.
Also Que house and lot in Cadiz, adjoining the
Public Square Persons wishing such properly viii
please call soon and epxmine for themselves.
The property in Cadiz will be exchanged for
Western lands on fair terms,
Jan. 2l. l657-u JOHN PHILLIPS.
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ROok B1ndery.

HAVING in great Measure Iefitted our bindeTy,
we are now prepafed % do all kinds OF bOOh
BINDING neahy and eKpediuOusly
We pay particular attention 10 the manufacture
of Blank Cocks OF al kinds for the county oiiicer
Blanks for Railroads merchants, &c,
Mochanis will find our stock OF Full aad Hal
bound cap Blanks. cap. Letter, Note, and Fancy
Paper Envelopes, Pens, liik and Stationary OF al
kinds 10 be large, and will be sold at reasonable
prices. The highest market price paid for Rags
MCDOWELL g. co.
Wholesale and Retail Booksellers, Stutionaries
and Blank Book Manufacturers
april 10. 1856. SIeubenviIle Ohio.
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Particnlar Notice.

Ws are now preparing to go East for goods.
All those owing us will confer favor by paying
up soon, as we must have money to 60 East with.
AS this is our first dun, we hope our friends
will pay heed TO it. HATCHER & Co.,
Cadit, Feb. 4 1S57.4t.
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ReliriOvsS NOsiee,

We are requested to state that the Rev. G.
Springer President of The Muskingum Annual
Conference Of the NJ P Church, will preach in
the NJ. P. Church of this place on next Satur-
day and Sabbath.
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Asricmlt..ral Meeting.

There will be meeting of the Harrison Co.,
Agricultural Society ut the Probate Judges
Office, in cadiz on Saturday, Feb. 81, 1857, at
10 o'clock A. NJ Turn out. Business of i'm
.portance to be attended to.
S. GEORGE Jr. Sec'y
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0S-Our thanks are due to the editor of the
CadiE Republican for publishing those two arti-
cles from the Ohio State Journal, in relation to
the Sentinel
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$4,000 Worth of Goods.


Being BY far the most desirable-embracing the
Best selections they have ever brought to the CITY
They have Pdded to their former aimo endless
variety, large stock of Fowered Carpeting Rugs,
&c, OF the latest Designs. Also a cho ce lot o.
Furs- suitable for Winter trade---Lo both OF which
well as their stock generally, they invite the at
tention OF the trade
| HHyimg been in the East short time previous to
the late heavy rise in all cotton fabrics and buyng
largely with Cash (as we have done tor many Years.
as well as from the importer and manufacturers in
many instances they can oder inducements to close
cash trade exceled by no house in ths west.
| 10 eet the wants Ot their rapidly increasing
trade, they have made and are making arrange.
ments to furnish the trade with one of the best se.
lectI stock Ui goods in the west. and at US low
rates as cap be had in the United States
In this stock may be und fully 1900 yards o
Silks Some--the best imported, ,., .
400 yards French Meiinoes, Cashmeres Thibi
BOmbazincs both coored nnd plain.
A tuil line OF the richest Printed, and Omhre anG
Sann aud striped Deaines and cashmeres imported
400 cloaks. talma shawls, scnrs, &c. emh' acinl
all the latest sly les ana The best ever bon ght
80 900 y&rds Of Ginghams, Delaines, Dways
Prints &c.
10000 yards OF Domestics en'pracing the lates
line of the Woo!en and Cotton fabrics, kept b.
any similar, if not by any house in the city.
They are fully prepared 10 sell by the piece or a
retail.
They solicit TIE attention of close cash trade
and pledge tie public ,hat no effort Oh their par
shall be wanting to secure much larger trade
They feel condt hat TO house iu the city car
offer equal inducements he trade--their motto Il
mo trouble TO ell'eoods.'
Goods sent to Boats, Cars ard Hotels free 0
charge. STONEi& THOMAS.
! November l2..
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Mcdowell " CO,
Wholesale and Retail Booksellers,
Sta toner's, Paper Dealers, and
Blank Book Manufacturers,

STEUBENVlLLE, ONO,
TX EEP always on hand large assortment o
IN School, Medical and Miscellaneous Books
Plain and Ruled Cap and Letter Papers; Printing
and Wrapping Papers ofnll sizes; Note Papers, En-
velopes, Steel Pens, aht al kinds of5talionery.
They are prepared to fill all orders from Mel
chnnts School Committees, Teachers and others al
low prices.
Having a Bindery connected with our establish
ment we are prepared TO make all kinds of Blanks
for Railroads, Insurance Companies, County Officers
Bonks, Merchants, &c. Printed work bound to ur
der, as we use the best quality Of stock, and employ
the best workmen. Our work will compar lavara
bly, with that OF any other Bindery in the State
Blanks OF all kinds Page to order
The highest market price paid for Rags and Tn
ner's Scraps. MCDOWELL a. co.
StenhenYile March L 1875
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How To SEE "USoLE TONS CABIN" PLAYED
WITH THE "v&RIATIoNs. Enquire of those
who went from eadiz to Steubenville on last
wednesday evening, and Didn't return the same
might.
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g'V Is NO Fl A DYE.

IA rs NOE A DKE.
Grey haired, Bald, or persona afflicted with dis
eases Of the hair or scalp, tead the following, and
Judge OF
gIr?s. $. "A. -Algcn's vyolld's EEasF RE-
AG0reE.
Rev. NJ. THACHGR 100 years Of age), Pitcher,
C"enango county, N y, My hnir is nov restor.
eli 10 its natural 'olor and ceases to fall.
Rev VIM CEJTTkR. Ed. MotheE.s Magazine N.
Y. My ha' IS changed 10 its natural color and
growing CT nald spots &c" E
Bev, B Z STONE. D d, Concord n II MY
hair wtsh grey, is now restored TO It's natural
color, AZ" .
| R,'v DCLEN DENIM Chicago Ill. II can add my
| oev Ut. WOOD, Middeto@h y 4, My own
hair has greatly thlcEened ana also that Of one Of
my ami'y, who was becoming bald, &c"
| !,eV p TUSTIN. Charles ton, sc. ''The white
! .air is becoming 6bvated, md new hair forming,
&c"
! Rev A FRINK. Silver Creek, N Y. It has produ-
ced good eject on my hair, and can and have
| recommended it.n
Rev JOS MCKEE, Pastor Of Wet D r Church,N
! Y, rec mmends it.
Rtv y. NORRIS, C,oss River, N Y. also and
| Mrs Rev Il a PRATT, Handen Y.
| We might swell this list butt the above fail to
convnce-TRY II! Sold by ali the principal mer.
rhnns in the United States, Cuba and Canada
4 Wholesale and Retail depot. No 255 Broome street
New Yo'k. SoG.e dealers try to sell nrGeles in
sread o. ths, on which they make more proiI,W 50
write to depo: for circular and Information.
October %. 1856. emo,
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HATCHER & co.

Are closing out their present stock, at very re-
duced prices, in order to make room for their
Spring goods Now is the time to secure bar
gains.
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JACOB CRABB

Requests US to say that he desires TO see bis
friends during the present month, as he intends
to start tsast on the End day Of March.
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"A Nj r. RIG a N II q u ; T.
Cadi5as, Ohio.
THOMAS Id, GRIMES. Proprietor.

THIS WELL KNOWN HOUSE, FOR
merly Kept by Maj Lacy ard more recently by
William MiIigan, viii be tourd by the travelling
community to possess all the advantages of the heal
conducted hotels The House has been thoroughly
fitted and furnished, in the most approved style
for the dccomm, daon of guests; and it is the de-
termination of the Proprietor that none who may
favor him with their p2rnnsge shall have reason
10 complaint any particular, or go away dissat-
sfed
6rBils moderate t-.
January IA. 1857. .-lY.
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Rev Tin and Copper 8 Hop
JAMES M. PAVL.

WOULD respectfully inform the citizens of Har.
rison county, that he has Just commenced carrying
on the Tin and COPPER business in all its yarioy 5
branches, in the well known stand formerly orcum-
ed by James Cady, On Market street, Cadi2 Ohio,
where he intends to manufacture nothing but good
ware and sell it reasonable prices lie hopes by
strict attention TO business, and always keeping q
good supply on hand, to receive liberal share OF
patronage.
Orders from Merchants respectfully solicited-
The hie hest plice paid IN Cash tor old Copper,
JAMES NJ. P 1UL
cadiz, Ohio, April SO, 1861.
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Legal " Office.
Court Of ComnaQa Pleas, Harrison county, OH
John Gardiner,

Court Of ComnQn Pleas, Harrison county, Ohio.
John '",ai"er' vs Civil action.
james Mathews etal
NOTICE is here given to James Mathews, and
IN Margaret his wife, of the state OF Iowa. that
John Gardiner has tleu his petition in the Court o
Common Pleas tor Harrison county, Chic; the oh.
ject ana prayer OF which is lhat the PlointH re-
cover n judgement against ia nes Mathews toi
two hundred doIlarS Is 10000 with six per cent
inter; st, per annmm sreon, from May End A. L
1888 upon pf"nissary note, made payable 10 the
aid John Gardiner or order. on, or before the
first day of A pril, 1886. by the said James Mathewc
aud dated May ID, 1858, and for the sale ot Lo
numbered Ninety, 1901 in the town 'ot Cadiz ii
said county, u ID the proceeds applied TO the pay
ment of said claim said lot having been mort
gagged by sail james Mathews and his wife TO John
Gardiner to secure the payment of sid note; nnd
that unless they answer on, or before the l2ht day
of March, A. ID. 1857 the obligations Of salt
petition wdl be taken az confessed by them, ant
d ,cree rendered accordingly. -.
JOHN GARDINER.
BY GEO w McCooK, his Attorney.
Janunrv %. 1857 CT
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Sore Legs, Sore Breasts, wounds
aEsi Ulcers.

Some Of the most sci ntfc surgeons now rely
solely on The use, of this wonderful Ointn ent, when
having cope with the worst cases OF sores wounds
ulcers glandular swellirgs, and JUNIORS. fffit tsso'
holloway has, by command of the Allied Goi EN-
ments dispatched to the hospital of the Fast, La &c
shipments o. lis Ointment. to be used under the
direct ion ol the Medical staff; the worst cases OF
wounds. 1t will cure any ulcer. gIanduiar swelling
stiienss contraction the joints even Of so years
standiru
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT
nN and after Monday December Ist, 1856, the
~ CADIZ ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will
leave Cadz daily .Sunday's eXceptedl T.2o1'eock
A. N.-connect at the Junction with the MAIL
TRAIN which arrives at Newark Bt 6-l5 NJ,
making close connections with TIE ira ms Oi the
Central Ohio and SRndusky Mansfield and Newark
Rail roads for the principal cities in the West; and
arrives SteubenWlIe OF Q IS a. 81. in time for the
morning train on tie Pitlsburgh, Wheeling and
Cleveland Railroad.
RETURNING:
Leaves Steubeuviile at 3-l5-P M connecting at
the junction with the Mail Train from the west
arrives al Cad at 5-45P NJ.
z RE:
From CadiS to SteubenvilIe lIe...............S Loo
Newark .......... ......... 500
IS Chicago. II GO
Rock Island ................ 1900
Iowa Observation-Disclosures. 1925
For through tickets and furthes information ap-
plyto D HILBERT. Ag't Cadiz.
II. DEVENNY Gen. hgt CIV FULTON Supt.
Dec. 3. l8j6-tl
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A Marvellous Remedy.
OR MARVELLOUS AGEll
IIOL LLOWAG'S OINTMENT!
Grand ExternaI Rcmedy.

BY TIE aid ola microscope. We see millions Of
little openings tic surface OF our rodies Through
these this Ointment, when rubbed OI tie skin IS
carried 10 any organ OF inward part. shssases OF
the Kidneys "sori Rs Of the Liver. aud -Tections
oi the Heart. inflammation OF the Lungs. As, hina
Coughs and Colds, are by its eiiectually u
red Every house wife knows that salt passes ireeiJ
through lone or meat Of any thickness. This heal
ing Olnimeai far more readily peueirates through
aEy hone OF ieshy part OF the lining body, curing
the most dangerous inward complaints, that cannot
be ranl.hth hp nInar lnnnns
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NEW FURNITURE,
AT GREAT BARGAINS
M. a. ETannE,

WOULD inform his friends that lie now has
w fine assortment ci New Furniture and Chairs
consisting IN part Of Sofas, Di, ans, Dressing Blu
reaus, Enclosed Wash leuds, Cottage nedsionds,
Genre Tables Breakfast and Dinner Tables, p
rsaus, Looking Glasses, Cans Seat and W. "a ~
Chhlrs a. all Pieces, which he is determi- a. y, ali
ment OF Gill Mpuldings for and Pic,nre
iran .es. Loosihg Glass o,es ~ 6 fran,ss aivsvs
~ hand. Persoisw an,ing Girni,urs viii dns il "
10 give him call before purchasing
~. %, WARE Rooa, lst Door East oi tht
:. ufise directly opposite the Court House.
! Cadiz, December Lett ~ M 3H
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PTiHAC IL co.'s
ENGPEsO LOVED tEEL,O DEONS,
Tie Oldest Establishment inthe .. s.
Employing 1--WE EEundl cd GEcn,

Inc OIueBt ACCOMPLISHMENTS III lud - 81
Employing 1--WE EEundl cd Gscn,
And Finishing
EIGHTY INSTRUMENTS PER WEEK.
-.-4 rzass Between $4,000 and 10000 OF these In,
tE5sSSE E445s slrunents have been finished and ars
ISG !nyW in use.
The iotes, improvements in .purFoe'odeons is tho
DIVIDED SWELL, .,-.-st
Secured 10 US by Letters Patent s2l May, 1885 -
BY means OF this Swell Solo Passages may be play,
ed with the full power Of the instrument, while tbs
Accomplishment IS soft Dhd subdued. Hereafter,
all Aleode01s made by It's, will be ld-Aisled with
this alta chment without extra charge.
Our Instruments are all TIM sized IN Rosewood
Cases, and the workmanship s ei tie very best
qualify. The styles and prices are--
IN PORTABLE GASES:
Four octave Meloleon, extending from to c SIS
Four and ilalf octave :" & 10 + 60
Five octave Nlciodeon + to F %
Five octave, double reed, as q / to l3n
IN PIANO CASES:
Five octave Rleodeon, cxtenung from + to sio,
Six octave Meodeon, . + To + 1870
Five octave, double reed, " + to L $50
Organ Meiodeon ltor churchds,) five 0ctaves
5 stops, one ana u half octave pedals, four
sets OF reeds t.............. '3a0
6rAgrns for the sale of our hielodeons mas be
found in all the principal cities andtowrs OF the
unitcd States. GEO. A. PRINCE & CO.
cor. Niagara and Maryland streets. Buffalo,
and 81 fulton street. New York.
October %, 6mo. E