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feelings. He w,lked about the deck with
a smile upon his lips, whispered to himself and
attracted the attention of every one around
him. After while he went into his state room,
unpacked his trunk, and took therefIom his f.
nest wearing apparel He also borrowed one
of Mr. Jones orayats, which he considered re-
markably beautiful, and for the possession of
which he always envied his friend. OH that
cravat! 1t was brilliant affair! it was suberb
Like Joseph's coat, it was a craEat of many col
ors--blue, red, green, black, white and yellow,
were mixed together, and strove for pre-emi
nence.
Mr.. Smith arrays himself in these garments,
takes particular pains to tie this brilliant cravat
so as to display its many colors to the best ad
vantage and then walks, with self content air
about the gentlemans saloon. lie makes many
of the passengers looE at him and smile; and
caused the lip of the elderly gentleman who
had shown such little patience in the barbars
shop, to curl with bitter contempt. At length
he catched glimpse of the fair Mrs. Grey; he
walks into the lady'S saloon and takes seat by
her side.
| The conversation, no doubt soon becomes
very interesting. While they are in the midst
of it the boat stops. Mr.. Smith pays no atten-
ton to this occurrence, as 1t takes place once or
twice every hour. A tolerobly young man springs
on board, rushes up the steps, wallis rapidly
| down the gentleman's saloon and enters the la
dies department Mrs. Grey suddenly sees him,
and, oh, horrors! uttering an exclamation of
| pleasure eagerly advances to meet him. He
calls her Dear Annie,' puts his arm around her
slender waist, and iiaprints warm kiss upon
her ruby, ike lips lips.
Mr.. Smith looks at them for nlofneht with
dismay and aStonshment; then, as the truth
dawns upon him. without saying word rushes
in q frantic manner upon the deck
The captain wishes to know of Mr.. Smith
how he likes the beautiful widow and NJ.
Smith, his friend is going to say, Immediately
becomes p1o&ne Tom Jones, Esq, himself
always desirous of information, inquiries when
the marriages. is to take place, and is requested to
oto the Internal regions.
The captain who 1t seems, had caused his
lovely and light hearted niece to act the part of
ID widow (Which she did to perfection, as Mr..
Smith afterwards said) soon tells the joke to all
the passengers 9hoy ali enjoy it hugely; es.
pocay The inpatient elderly gentleman, who
laughs with sarlonic glee. To this day, Mr..
Smiths cquanimity is disturbed by the Slight
est allusion to the fair widow on beard the
steamboat Isabella.
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9Ottrg.
The word IS Full Of Iseauty.


ti-a Cb There is beauty in the forest
sia o6 Where the trees are green and fair;
'e.si There sbeauty in the meadow
Where wild flowers scent the air;
.I.infru There is beauty in tho sunlight,
~ And the sclt blue beam nboyei
Ohlthe world slull of beauty
!. s,.,., When the heart IS full of love-
There is beauty in the fountain,
Singing gaily at the plev,
~, Wbil, rainbow hues are ghttering
u yfia.,, Onits silvery shining spray
- h.5u There is beauty ia the stream'et,
Murmuring softly lhrcbgh the grove;
Oh, the world is full OF beauty
When the heart .sfull Of love-
sf'here is beaiity in the moonlight
When tails ubon the sea,
While the blue, foam cresred pillows
=, Dance and Irolie joyousy;
There is beauty in the lightning CLEANS
That on the drk waves rove;
Oh, the worlds fu OF teauty
When the heart is full of Lore.
There is beauty in the brightness
4'o Beamiug fro1a a loving eye
In the warm blush of aiir ction,
.as5 In the tear of sympathy!
In the sweet. low voice, whose accents
The spirits gl0dness prove,
'S1 OH the world is full of be3ury
When the heart is full Of love
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JUsT IN T1ME.--Now that everybody is clean
Ing and scrubbng, the following recipes are just
are just in season:
40 Clean E'aTtsf.---Smear piece Of
flannel with common whiting, mixed to the con-
sistency of common paste, with warm water
Rub the surface to be cleaned quite briskly, and
wash off with pure cold water Grease spots
viii in this way be almost instantly removed, as
will other filth, and the paint will retain its
beauty and briEamcy unim paired.
40 Gaean wall PsapeT.--- wall
paper may be made to look as we'll almost, as
new, in most cases, by the following expedient
Take about two quarts Of wheat bran, tic it up
in a bundle, in coarse flannel, and rub it over
the papcr. 1t will cleanse the whole paper of
all description ofdirt and spots better than any
other means that can be used. Some use bread
but dry branis better.
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W.. ..tasa sor A.tsfI.tt.s l.s.c. lA.

An honest baclwee1srean4 gnacouainted vgtfs
the siang terms Of theday, recently went ind
a-stoTe at Collnnbia, South Garolina 70 pursbsss.
a bill o groceries. Stepping up TO the keersrus
the store, he began ayitii-- Il
''iIayeYou got any sugar?'' Gs
"Ne aint got anyth,n. else gAs the ient W s
"Well put me up hnndredand fifty rauusJ4
and make out your bill l'il cali and sot>ie,
and get the sugar in an hour D. ss."
In an hour or tSvo after this the gcatlenan
called and paid his bill, and got his sig4T Al
usual he shop keeper said u sta
"Want anything elee?'t aFFst
Il did want some three Or four bags d toffec2.
some rec, spices oil, and &c Ge,. BUT I 70.
them atanather store Yoatold me you diSfn't
have anything else" a4 ssip
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POSTAGE ON COUNTY PArERs.--Subscribe
to the Sentinel, who, although residing in the
county get their papers at post-ofiice oHt$ide
Of the County, are still entitled to receive them
FREE Of Postage as will be seen from the fol.
lowing soctonof the law governing Post Oil
Gees:
SEQ. rs. Bona fide subscribers to weekly
newspapers canreceive the same free Of postage,
if they reside in the county in which the paper
is printed and Published, even if'the Office 10
which the paper issent IS without the coun y
provided it is the office at which they regularly
receive their mail matter.
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Provide FOR THE TuRNrP GRop. Next month
will be the time TO put in seed for a large sup
ply of roots for feeding next Winter Do not
use up all the groundior other purposes Five
hundred thousand bushels OF rHta haga turnips
can be grown on an acre, and how can you get
more or bcttor Winter food for your stock.
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A PruruMrD BnrArA--W Whatlpdyo n ssbtisiss

. a PERruMED BEEATHs--W Whatlgsy on ssntstsss
man would remain uildcrthe curse of j, s!is4
gleeabie breath when by using The, BALM. OK
THOUSAND FLOWERS as atlentiirice would MT
only render i sweet but ieaye the teeth wIita ss
#alaiuasterY Many persons do not lsnok tjseir
breathis bad, ard the subject ies delicate tinir
friends will never mci3tiGn it. Pour q siIiale
drop of the "i3alm. qp ynlU .tQoth-lrGsh ariii
wash tho teeth niig4E and nolaing. X fiAy
cont bottle villlast y Year
AbaaEsifal Cont xenfnay aasily BS acs.,si
red By using the 4Balmofa horsani aloNtsiAm \
Il viii gemogp tan, pimpics AMI Iipsklns fsxde IL
the skin, lsasiHg II cf soA and raseste hasr.s
Wet 4 towel, potfontw two III three dFOps a,sd y.
washthe iace night ard pbifing. at
SaAfRo hlAUE EasY--lN' et ye,is III ~ Il. i,s n
brush in either wan or cold watch. 6osss sssIlsss II
Ior thTee drops Of Balm ofa Thousand 4 lasssast
rub MA beard well ana y viii NUKE ~
soft lather mech .laeiIitating tas oll sxia1
shaving, Price OILY littg 81 ts. 4.
V. r. FE'FEiryeE Il 49,
FranElin SlnAfe New ars
For saIs ~ ail r0syecsaDsa Drq.aSsss III
who're JtIae Is, 1856, "
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or" Charley" said fatheg to his son, While
they were working at a saw mill, ''what posses
es you 70 associate with such girls as you do?--
When 4 was Of youra / could 30 With the
hrst cut" "The first cat,p said the son, as lie
helped the old man in rolling over the log, eis
always slab"
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ADVANCE IN TOBACCO. The price Of leaf tc :
bacco has advanced in Louisville market fully
one dollar per hundred on all grades during the
past week the change rates being the highest
everobtained. Receipts moderate, with an ac
iiye demand
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0~3-A Yankee has just invented suspender
that contracts on yoar approach to water SO
that the moment you come to puddle il Lifts
you over and drops YOU ON the other sido.
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01y"A windy member, in tedious oratiorF
stepped to ilabjbe a glass Of water. 81 rise, y sa
said sheridan. 'to point Of order" Every.
body stared, in wonder what the point oforicr
was. What Is ~" said the speaker, "Tthink.
SIR said Sheridan, Ut is out II os1dcr for 4
wind mil to so by waterp af aa8
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-06-11
Pittsburgh aNd 8te@EgcnyigEc Rail-
EkDmGi St:sasEE.sa

Our readers are all ewarc, from previous an
nouncements, that the PENNSYLVANIA Rail Road
burgh and Steubonyile Railroad. She follow
ing extract from the Raiiroad and Mining Re-
gstcr gives us additional information as to the
terms OF the lease, and speaks in high terms of
the facilities which the arrangement will afford
to our city and State The Register says:
"By recent arrangement between this com
pany and the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company
the PITTSBURGH and Steubenyil,o Railroad will
be completely equipped and efficiently worked
and the Pennsylvania Railroad will be practi-
calty extended to the Ohio river att the Ohio State
Tine. Ihe conCEtions.af the new Arrangement
are that the Pittsburgh and Steubeuylfo Rail
Road is to be finished, under the existing con
tract ready for the rolling stock, includ no a
river bridge across the Monongahcla at Pitts
burgh and a river b.idqe across tho Ohio at Steu-
benvile; that, thareup0n, the Pcnnsylyania
Railroad Company are to equip and work the
road, rosery:ng 10 themselves sixty Der cent.
Of the gross earnings Tor TRANSPORTATION eyDen.
ses and cost of rolling stock. and paying over TO
the Pittsburgh ana Seule enylle Gonpany forty
per cent. Of the gross earnings, to pav interest
acc1ung on construction of road
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ASoTHGe My TaaToUs DIsAPP sARAycE. -
The New York BYul3 says: 'iheie has bcen
q great deal Of inquiry of late as to che where
abouts Of Coonel Fremont a i4 &
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1. The Iaets upon which the plainiif relies,
did not give him his freedom, and make him
citizen Of Missouri. f''ct saFg
2. The clause in the Constitution aathori-
zipg Congress 10 rfiake all needful rules and rs
gulations for the government Of Tie territory
and other property Of the United States, applioa
only to territory within the chartered lnisof
siins one q tho States when they were coi0piss
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a. :. .''....s'..' go Sea stS
..s......:.. :....ss..si
IL . :....;-l999
sOiGn,S time than months y div
my psr The above N be made for ea@h
s.aArs for NE hrst tlEee months.
~ = 600
E0r business or ofesSOnal Carts, square, ler
Alln4na aV'VS
tGt 20 4 column NSAs'asl o1S sS
.,....,....... 1000
ttGss the above for .ls inside :,
5I9i S'-l es' = Fs
- SPECIAL Notices charged &SO per square, per anuuu
tseoosl. .,sss9n loF +
f iS nnSSL rs, 5I ~ sIS n S'1 vac st' = y
,sailsss ivertisene1its, monthly change,
sepsrs 1gsaE
Sosi i Ds,Ss but funeral
NGtcs Charge. 80
SArF1ake NO'ies CHARGED 00
ia a. So TO- so,S, t,nn.l ,E l4ss ~
,c''
sstlsl"us notices Inserts loF halt price.
- 8 =e=eee==ee== ====s=
H ia L. 4z4AsN SI4@ AZ w So1S<A4.4s4Hso.
uho do mot ve express notice to 1ls CON-
raiS, consp.ryu Nshius continue heir subscr-
,...,.,,1,s,. ~ heir ,.r,.
disals IN, luitlsi,,E S uUIl,lS 10 srs.,
et-Iages pau.
nsisss TO sass their psrtS'l,
t.lss have s. t tie Ul aud STsTea
70 otsr places xi.l.ou, l.,tor,n
& ssstvs ti.ss as> ,'y.a ss.l.Osis.ols
z,s fI NJ III ~ ia And vG.I,
Sr, Is frlasu ,6e:d evidences UI iuIs
- --=---- -7-- 80 3z-.33,
- ~ : : - =, = =. - : 'z=
LETTERS concerning Subscription, advertising
se. business e' 9ly shvaa he a,larssse,
.s s,or,a d. par.nei,, OF ,s pAl.
.oGII Ly hI.tUIs jvlLy r.rr
. tl.s.n -.
5as 4 Que rue of ti.t talssr
an stsyrsaass russ viii greatly oDss
S sgegEs ,Yrs I.Ees! sstss''g;a ss t
.-.----
CRJII [.IiI..S tJI.. -iEI.IISG.
te ts oi Nisl1l,'e ee S9s p9s
@ El.s vs. % 'ilf s'st'
s anu Eaass Oh mseSnE. u u'sIs are any v"
Ntl nseessaEs correction ~1i' Pssasurs
81 5iest Ctsaste' 0otnst monroe sn1 y g"
iy. = L FAsAlAS' fse1of' osilhs ssESisss AV
.oss.. 5 ES..o,,taa Main .r.e., between rir.. an
Second, Centre "hsviinr, Rev. Q. r. wAEAAR, Pastor;
E morning services u14 V'e.oek' evening" .
trssbster'aH, REV.. \. v END faseoF FopFshst'
aA Quincy morning. Anu
6eCO't fesGtert" Webster street, between Nam an1
Centre services morning ANA evening:
zAtrd kt1 street, bte~sen Chestnut and
eS 4 " N"ps' PAstoE' ssEVi-
sSss morning sia evening. ==#
oht1h 4ree0ytert1E Rev.A PArI1 Pastor
bsgeen Washington and Adams sts services morning aud
evening
Eot.Tss gteA 0tLa91tet EstscGdt MookE' Pas
3 rnarnInF ana ere1itr..
as
se5sE l.ls, svsais 4s sst ss No'n
i,to,., ra;..ol,,y
FstoF ss css street. s First ss m
.,zTTzI ~ z, .,t.sE5 D.. :, =, !,
8 ka4toTS services t4ottlhG 9nu evening.
Wheeling Isiaad Chdkel, Wheeling Island Rev. F.
Aooss e..o,a, ~. p,.,,,
. +SE@Hss - -
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sASt4 0S waning 10 please.
gosT c1s1 GMgels eScelled by house In the West in
the United States, No trouble ShOW Roodsro6H sent 10
Cars: Hotels and Bouts for customers.
ta9 atways on hand, Prime Live Geese Feathers.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
1AWYERS.

LAWYERS.
ltUSSELItS s. SFITZHUGH.
Wheeling, Va.
: PENDL'ElCN g. M LVIN. n
AT'rORNEYS Az. LAM,
OmSe, 0Verstho BRnks Of hce1inE,
regularly Superior Interior Courts Of
locke, Hancock and Ohio countlss. novs:ly
Tnaws & Turner,
ITlmS2ISNIYESS q !;iSl ! s. s4AI 1..: Lana 10 ,,.n
the counties Of Wood Writ Jackson, tehle GtRer and
S.S'ssl.s attention sEE2SS s'EiEn2 & so!Iss.le1' 4s
GsoFge shsEsT9Od x,9 Hon Joel
.ALT1MoRE-Messrs Ntale & Lackstt, Messrs Penn
isssss I J. J. yarna rnom.. John.
skOn, JE. ocEt.tA=
> AS. .. V0 aa RAN 3 e., -
Il 4 I OkN + lsaAzIs La ",
Wheeling, Vn,
his resdrnce Quincy street, between Fourth anu
Fiitlsts. Oct4:tt
JOHN *. DONEHOO,
ATTORNEY AL LAM.
I'LL practice .tle courts Of Hancock, Brooke, Ohio
once 1lat at = jacob, ESQ.,, Monroest, opposite
PHYSICIANS.
Medical.
w. D. c. CRACRAFT teudcrs his professional services
OFFICE directly S,sto Ksl,Stts Hotel, tel .s. mrs:sm
DOCTOR Il. l.. #l7AhPER,
LITE OF liLL.kGIiENH CLIzl, P4.)
sENDERs his prof,s services to the citizens Sr
MheelnR; AMI hOles, from his experience and SKILL,
nriM0 LeetI rhOWg Uct4re practice Ehsttt
teen yer" TO rentcr satisfaction !" ail e may require
Main street, square the Monroe
itnnlCtlluIeS opposite Ihe resurlcS I" john
,lS LIIe, Esq. declI-Oui.
DIX. e. @ NINCRLLL,
GIB:N1b~
As taken suit OF splendid iu Ll0rnbrOOGs
blocks lS8 Main directly z. r. Browns JeW-
sIOrr, OpvS establish himself trinlt
Iy CLOSE business, reasonable good
m faithful WOrk aaaNs warranted, he hopes to securca
hare oil patronage.
Dr.zM. Is Ianlar with all tHa modes Of inserting
LS.tt, incluuiUg Continuous Gutn wUrG. Filling,
ieaHs ana extracting ohc III the best and most althuI
charge advice further inquire
u1ucc. u!!24
.NI.IsiEI.IJ. II UfGEIlsS, Nj. ID.
OLnoeopAthlC. tnystC,dlI,
las retore'L hs o:lee a'i rgshl.I,cs alI lsrmnnen
h,lsC OI Fourth uInCcI StreCts,
.cIos Iiie FIRST PrcsGS CsurcII
UFslck LouES:-.SlUr from !! To
ESs:,3.ss, sSS', :. s@=s
BILL OF PRlCES.-Fur single visit, T9csnts Mvdicnr,
FOR visits Hy, cents; mvicIv,
Advice ut office, aud medicine, from 70 So cts
Iui upwards, HS tte. case may be.
ObSrstric cases from - To $lU.
Vtsits TO Tiv country according to distance.
re above Bill OF Prces is gVeu because 1t Is said my
mslcil higher. my 3-1yd=
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NUMBER 1870
CITY B yIs sIll less.
GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE.
f1Z1f- MAIN Il Il ErT III

IsdLLSd1sD DslRIN1.EA l.R4DEI.
ST0EE d THOMAS take pleasure In announcing that
1l they are no in receipt OF their full stock Fall
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SIECE this superior Fluid Ink been before the pablo
~ nov nearly two years, has een constantly n
iay9r and is nov preferred By to the arfsped Are
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try a. Gods, warSCtie nd ~ illfncry e ooGls
They kave just received their SeCOnl FAN PurchaeeR
ahe added to their stock will enable them pre
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ENCOURAGE AMBRICAN MANUFACTURER
BUIG1EEtS9az BOOK X EEPEH1s $500
Writin C- Elm q
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50 yas GinSha1ns peIanes Prlnts and
american ooens Cotton goods Kept by spy sirnsT
house, II not by amy house in the city,
They have laid IL their stock with view to closer cash
trade and pledge the Public that upon part
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I1a1.lzzA.NN N.r. 1>E.MSPAl.nI..s.

lA44-. LAM >yr ~. E.NVsPAl=l-1.so.
give express notice to the
wishing 10 Sontiu1S elr subscrll-
stVLSs
edtealsS iu1 rUttliu them until all
se-Iages pau.
neglect take their PSFio'
tl 1lts 1r~Cts' GieS aTt lSt,
they have sStTe the I'LL ant UrdeEs1 Ien
f34scotIl.ueS.
other places witi,0utn nforln
k.laieLtI papers to the toTler
-<ettptS ti.eS laGt1 rtHIUts4blt.
leciSetI &tat refusing take ilrrtOt
k uucae
4srlANiyI'e:d eVIdenSs. OF IuIt utUnAl fraud
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1ec11 BRIDGE CORNER DRUG Jtss STORE. 81 tVs

WtreCG. 11 pOPtaGHon.
NJ haze shts day received, the
lea IN Nelast our Fall importation IriSh Linene
Bley Linens, and Linen CatL ThsSe
were AS4s eSpee for sales. are RRY.
asns1 an nnTe Linen We would Respectfully invite puf.
st1sets 20 eau ana eaGnias3 determined 70 sell
az less prices thah can be purcfaaed the
ep4S 5HEIEKELI,s & &RTSCR1:
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I10l1I11, ,EispONDIsN,rS.

LETTERS concerning subscription, advertising O.c H.
et 6aslisss u le shUuIu he addressed
st4sz t.x0til sef1ts.z
eet,etrnug rtortal partuel tls pal.g.
30Gi L hltOrs, JO.,ES, To etIieT
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!. J. ALLEN, II. D.,
President Of Farmer College.
: LORIN ANDREWS,

President Of Kenyo, College.
To young men who wish to acquire 'Bnsia RdWca-
ron We think affords facilities very seldom qualed-
has the rare OF tIeoret cal know
edge and aptess in teaclng added practical Counting
Room experience and feel confident graduates from
ms college VII bs fully competent to keep the most cO
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During The past year twenty thousand quart and rint bot
te m With smaller sizes hRve cold
Buffalo Cleveland, Detroit Rute Lafayette
indianapolis, Evansville Frankfort LexinSton
and oreans Il has also been adopted In state
taken three rst Diplomas al tbe
cincinnati and Louisville, and four Diplomas and PFle Me-
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CaIJi.C.liI.s -tIt.- ~ tIE.IsIING.

the information stsangyrs visiting city pub
lisl tls following lis, Churches, t.s
time place meeting. any tustAIes
Nill snnketh Necessary correction ~ith pleasures:
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ISL, D0UK- -hGepeFs Wrlti0E Fluid:
Northwestern Bank virginia. Sierchanfn' 9IeohsnJeaV
gan Of SheeliDg Bank Of Wheeling; Mapufact0
graph Office; Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Ofce cINFo
HouSei Kelly, Holloway Co.; Russell HcAfee; Gordon
Matthews Co.; r Sweeney Sons Doane CowEil OF s
boyd Boyd 0ts Oliver Pryor; Jas II Stout Co.. Lamb
= a faCtuT Dr1rps hv
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CHICKERING'S PIANO FoRrEs. -

OPENED THIS DAY, and now ready for
fresh supply of ChicEeTIng Sons cell
1NE IL 1ebrAted Piano Fortes Of beautiful Black Wal.
y = nut and Rosewood finish, and for bFflliSncy Of
ana htness OF touch be surpassed either In this
rers prices, including carriage
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halt swell of fine Rosewood fn!s aud at The lowest rSo
with stock OF Martins celebrated GUITARS
Italian French and German ViouS, VlollnceIlOs Flutes
siIesl banos Fanborines, Tuning FOrEs Italian
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raj assortment Of Variety Goods, =
Wholesale and retail at the and Variety gare
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