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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-07-02
GRANGER'S
And MATHEMATICAL

N y L 1 4 " J. II
COLUMBUS, OHIO. 90 ,
Splendid inducements to those ,oho ,Uish 10
attend Commercial College. .s.>
SITUATIONS GUARANTEED, OR TUITION FREE.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT :
ITO THOSE who enter my Institute, or
i remit ME $50, and thus cure GUARANTEE
SCHOLARSHIP, any time before tho LIST day next
SepteMber, can, upon completing thorough course
Of D9lb,e, Entry Book keeping and its Collateral
! Branches; secure lucrative employment in Com
mercjal or Banking Ho uses as Accountants within
ninety days after radiation, they will be
indemnifed to thef amount ofthe sum paid for
tuition, and thus fealIz6E I..
FREE TutTIoH, or EuGkATIvE sITUATfoKs.
Graduates from this Institetion are now filling
responsible and lucrative, positions az Cashiers,
Book keepers and Railroad Once Clerks, in differ.
ent sec tons the country, and beBg preferred
by business men 10 Graduates of any other Mercan-
tile College. Hence the above unparalleled induce
mens which nothing butthe great superiority of my
instruction and thorough training of my students for
business life would warrant.
The Principal Of this Institution has been prac-
teal accountant for longer period than any other
Teacher In the Western country,
Address the under signed for further particulars.
May %, '57.-tSepu. WIN. w. GRANGER
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Streator, Daily & Co.

WA SSSSS@t ~SSAAJ ~ wv
DEG LEAVE TO CALL THE AT.
IL tention of the citizens of Portage county to our
stock of Spring and Summer Goods, bought direct
from m eriean Manufacturers und inI oTters, and
aud on the most favorable terms, Our stock will,
in few days, be fun and eompiete, consisting Of
every variety OF goods Of the latest sty les.
TO THE LADIES.-We invite their
particular attention to our line of DRESS GOODS,
consisting OF blacz and changeable Silks, black Gro
dc Rhine, Brocade, black MOre Antique, striped and
plaid India, and plaid Silks OF all descriptions.
Bereges, Lawns, Ginghams, : French Or.
CANDIES, Organdy Robes, ChaIlies, Oriental Lustres
and De Beges for travelling dresses. -.
Bonnets of every description, Ribbons,
Artincias, Bngle Trimmings, Head Dresses-a great
variety beautiful and cheap.
Lace, Null and black Bugle Collars at
astonishingly low prices. Silk Manullas, Grape
Shawls, black and changeable Silk ShawIs are all
tina rage and, we have piles Of them ut prices that
cannot fail TO please the buyer.
TO THE GENTLEMEN.-We can say
that we are armed and equipped with READY-MADE
CLOTHING, Cloths and Cassimeres OF all descrip-
tions, and an endless variety of Summer Goods for
Mems and Boys wear, at last years prices, notwith
standing the high prices of wool and cotton.
We have a very large and beautiful
stock of Carpets and Oil Cloths at exceedingly low
rates. Call and look at them.
Yankee Notions, Queensware, Glass
ware, Hardware. Groceries, Sole Leather Boots and
Shoes, Iron, Nails, Window Glass, Wall Paper, rat-
ting, Cotton Yarn and Cotton Warp. -.
Lemons, Oranges, Cod Fish, White Fish.
Trout, Mackerel Salt, White Lime, Water Lime,
&C., kept constantly on hand and for sale at u small
advance above cost. y.
Now, IN CONSIDERATION OF THE ABOVE
Facts, solicit you TO Call and examine goods,
believing we can offer yOu such Inducements as will
be decidedly TO your interest 10 trade with us.
STREATOR, DAILY & CO..
UPProduce of all eiuds taken in exchange for
goods, for which the highest market price will be
paid. !. STREAroR, DAILY d 70. .
Shalersyille, April 81, 1857
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net YOUR PHOTOGRAPHS, Ambro-
VI tycs, etc., OF sTAFFER & co. Rooms over
Bards Jcwtlry Store, Ravenna o.
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q INDEPENDENCE 3A55, q
EA THERE wiKbe a Grand Inde' Gun
pendence Ball at the FRANKLIN EXCHANGE, on Friday,
the Sd day Of Juy Invitations are cordially extended
to ALL Come and dance. MUslC-Bullard's Band.
Franklin June II, ,57-4w* = WIN. MERRILL.
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GOOD NEWS! GOOD NEWS 1!

.ri.s :. GOODS,
being the largest and best ever brought 10 this mar
ket and in the very tip-top ofthe fashion.
All those desiring anything in the line ofny trade,
are invited TO call and examine my stock where they
cannot fail 10 find very thing they desire, keep
everything usually found IN suck My
stock embraces: ss
Drab Reawers,l t;~ Curacao, -. NJ ,s
silkE, Black and prab, Florence Ventiators,
Oashtnerettes, Panamas,
Yonng Americas, Gents Soft Hats, !.
Leghorns, :, =, Pl.anddg'd Fr. Senates,
Etc., etc., etc., Etc., etc, etc., 49,
of every style and quality. Also, endless variety
of Palmleaf and Stfav Hats. Also, oceans Of
FLATS, HATS AND cAPsse -.
for the little folks Together with tremendous pt
of GENTS PS of every style and color extapt.
Ladies and gentlemen, jrst drop in at No Phoenix
Block, and examine my stock and satisfy yourselves
Ravenna, May 2, 1857 J. T. GREEN.
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J. L. & H. G. RANNEY, Att'ys.
Juue II. IS5T-4W.
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NHAWLS SHAWLS Nov is the
~ time for tho ladies to buy Shawl cheaper than
ever before offered in this market, and any ole in
want of any kind Of one, if they will call and ex-
anime our stock, we think cannot fail to be suited
In style and price. Call and look at them, if you
please, and we have no doubt you will find them all
right at tne Cash and Ready Pay Store,' OF
COFFIN Il PlNNEY,
Aprilo3, 1867 No. Phrnnix, Block.
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OF
LORENZO DOW,
Who was born in Coventry, Connecticut,
Oct. 1S, l777, died Feb'y I'd, 1884, n. 56.
A Christian is the highest style Of man.
He is
A slave to no sect, takes no private road,
But
Looks through Nature up to Natures God.
The STAFF OF LIFE.-The price OF -four
has fallen dollar on the barrel within
few days past Extra brands are now SELL
ing at $500. 1t will be lower still before
many weeks are gone.
--l - = ~
CoMMENcEMENT AT HUDsoN. The annual
com mencement at Hudson, of the w. R.
College will begin on Wednesday, the 7th
of July.
{, RrAD IT.--On the first page will be found
the admirable speech Of Hon. 3. s. Cox, Of
Columbus, upon the late Treasury defalca-
ton. Read II.
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Election OF JUSTICE in DEERF1ELD. AN
election Of Justice of the Peace of Deerfeld
township took place on last Saturday. 1t
resulted in the election off,, V. NELL, Ode.
snocrat,) over C1IEB BRowr, (Republican.)
by twsnty.two majority Quite change in
the bolidcs Of Dee:feld. Last fall It gave
a Republican majority of forty, ]. V. NELL.
the successful candidate. is gentleman Of
upright character and excellent ability. In
performing the duties Of his Office, his, con.
duct will ever be found impartial and homo
rable towards all parties. We congratulate
the people Of Deerfefdbpon the choice they
have made. 1ES.
Golse RAPIDLY. -. 81. vaSoE's Spring
Bedsieads are selling rapidly. Call and get
pRe before they are all gone.
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Columbia Market.

MARCH
Cotton.-It will be recollcctcd that onr last
weekly report of the cotton. market closed on n
fair and steady demand for the article al our for
mer quotations of ll4@13l cents. In revcG ing
the eek Just brought to close, we have but few
remarks to make. The market presented no new
feature. The demand throughout the whole of
the week was quiet but very firm, and every bale
that was put on the market was freely taken, at
full prices We are still without later adviccs
from Europe, and until they arrive, we cannot
expect any material change in the general ruling
rates. The sales of the week foot up some GOO
bales, and we still continue to quote Inferior
114@11s; ordinary l1S@l2l middling 12l Ia
12I good middling 12s@l3; and fair to choice
lSt@l31 cents per pound.
Bdcon-We have no material or quotabe change
to notice in the bacon market. The stock on sale
is fully adequate to the demand, and the market
is quiet but steady, at 9l@10 for old shoulders; !;
clear sides 11@113; new hog round ll@l1S;
and hams l2@l2I cents per pound.
Corn.-The demand for corn is good, but the
stock on sale is fair; prices are not materially
higher. We now quote 81 per bushel.
Oats.-The demand for oats continues dull, and
prices are almost nominal. We still quote, however,
G5G16S cents per bushel.
Peas.-The stock of peas on sale is light, and
as the oelnanu Is SCuu, PRICES ate !"il I'LL" 'e-J
firm, at 90095 cents per bushel.
Four.--There is fair supply of this article
on sale and the market is quiet but steady, at our
former quotations of S7@S7i for common to
good brands superfne sly; and extra family
-four SS@SSl per barrel
Fcdaer.-We have no quotable change to notice
in the price of fodder, and We therefore continue
to quote Slg@SlS per 100 pounds, according 10
quality. -...
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TIE TREATY WITH MEXICO.

The Mexican papers contain an elaborate anal
yss of the treaties with Mexico, lately negotiated
by Minister Forsyth. They are five in number;
but the essential points are included in the ffth
which provides as follows
The American Government lends to Mexico
SIS 1000, ,OOO at an interest of four per cent. per
aunum. Out of this sum the United States IS to
nav the Rritishdebt of s4,0o0O0O, and retain 3d.
100000 for, the satisfaction Of the claims OF
the American citizens. The remaining S8,0oo,-
600, is to be paid to Mexico; in consideration OF
which the latter oblgates herself to abandon the
90 per cent. of custom house duties, now imposed
on all imports and between the two countries, and
transported on American or Mexican vessels.
Mexico by this arrangement loses. nothing, as
she is authorized to place the 20 per cent. duty,
abandoned in favor of the United States, to the
debt of the latter, and to extinguish in this man
ner the capita ndinterest of the debt of SS 000,
O00. The advantages occurring to the United
States are set forth in the following paragraphs:
&C The United States sacrifices Ss,0O0 600 for the
hene6t Of her commerce. This is the entire Sc
cret. The treaty does not, in truth, provide that
the reduction of 20 per cent, shall be carried to
the profit of the United States, but the credit of
the importer and exporter. The latter then will
be benefciaries, but will not the United States
eventually obtain greater advantage! That Is
the question p
"it seem to us indubitable that, by means of
this premium flor it is nothing else) established
by the United States on the mutual imports and
exports of the two republics their commercial re.
lations will largely increase: thatthe commercial
marine of both nations will be fostered, and that
the products of American industry will enjoy
marked advantage over those Of Europe in the
Mexican markets.
at must be conceded that this is grand and
Iharaf conception the United States alone makes
the sacrifice which is to inure to the benefit of
both nations. She does not rotecthermerchants,
but commerce; for it matters not what may be
the nationality Of the importer or exporter,
whether Mexican, American or Chinese he will
be entitled to the premium, if he trades between
the two. countries by means of American or Mexi-
can shipping
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ELECTRIC OIL.

This Oil is the only sure remedy IN the world
for the cure of Rheumatism Deafness, Gout,
Neuralgia, Lumbago, Scia,ica, Spinal and Bron-
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Group, Piles, Felons, Sprains md Bruises, Cgts
and Wounds, Swelled Glands, Stiff Joints, Scr0fn-
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Ulcers, Lock Jaw, Heart Burn, Tooth and Ear
ache, Nervousness, Costiveness, Burns, Sore Gums
of tiething infants, lIemarrhage, Abscess, Stiff
Necks, Broken Breast, Chiliblains letter, Shjng-
les, Frosted Feet, Fever and Agne,5 5Chapped Hands
or any Diseases that arc sore or painful, in the
only article ever brought before the public that
will do its work perfectly in from three TO twenty
minutes-has been used by thousands and pro-
nouuced to be the best remedy ever discovered.
This Oil acts ON the system with selectrcity-
is ofpure vegetable preparation. Not the slight
est danger Of applying it outwardly or inTardly.
It at once gives permanent cure-ln most cases
trom ten to twenty minutes. a..
The best physielogists- of Europe have discov-
cred that oil organic arrangement Of the nnimaf
system is the effect of an obstruction OF the ply
sico-elcctric fluid in the organ diseased. skill
full application of this Oil puts in immediate mo-
ton the nerveous fluid, and the cure is atonce ac-
complished No bleelings-:o vomiting, purgipg,
or blisteripg is resorted to.
Ia None genuine without signature Of Prof.
C.. De Grath Labels signed in writing.
Principal Depot No. 80 South Eight Street, three
doors below Chestnut, Philadelphia. Country
dealers and druggists can be supplied wholesale
and retail. Price 25 cents, so cents and 81 per
Bottle. -s..ge l..,..l .Ig+5zy
Try everything else give this one simple trial.
CAurIoS-Be careful to ask for and get De
Grath's Electric Oil, sworthlessimitationsab abound.
There are numerous limitations sprung up on
the reputation that my article ha, acquired. The
public must beware. They are worthless.
L. P. BARNETT, & Co., Agents, Yorkville, sc.
Country Merchants will be supplied at Wholesale
prices. For sale by Druggists generally.
Mar. 12 S -f 10 I'm
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of our patronage is from other Districts, and we
find great difficulty in collecting our bills. from
the fact that many of our contemporaries have no
settled prices, but as often charge 30 per centess
than they should, as a remunerating price. Hence
our bills are objected to, and often we find our
selves forced to the alternative Of reducing OR
price or enter suit to collect In looking over our
exchanges in this State. we find hut little diHcc-
encc in the "advrrtised' terms of advertising, but
we have found wide difference in the bills when
ever the same advertisement has been published
in many papers-as is often tue case. This is
what we would unite in convention to remedy
We could then understand each other, and our
charges would be uniform and satisfactory to all.
We would also often be enabled to kn' when any
one has violated the terms, and CT uld to admonsh
himof his error.
Our opinion is however, that Journalism IS so
overdone in this State that many papers are exc
ing out only bare living-if that much-and are
willing to work for almost nothing, II they can
only keep jogging along; and until the number OF
papers is so fur reduced as to make all femu-
neratire, we do not expect much troma eonven-
tion for protection we, however, have no ohJec-
ton to compare notes with our brethren whenever
they decide to meet together
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THE ILLUSTRATED EDITION OF
IRVjHG'S LEFB 0F WASHINGTON

a i. PUTNAM & co will commence in few
Y 2. days new edition Of this great work in
SEMI monthly parts. Price 25 cents each.
Elch volume will consist of II parts, handsome
''y r"in.esi in imperial octave. The whole work
Will b. illustrated by about so superior Engra-
vings nn steel, including Portraits and Original
Historical Designs, hy eminent artists. With nu
mcrous Wood Cuts and Maps. Each part will
contain at least SO pages and one engraving On
stee-cvery other part will have two steel plates.
TERMS OF PCBucATGON.-l. Each semi. month
ly part containing MS above specified, 25 cts. pay
able on delivery.
p. All subscribers must engage to take the en-
tire work.
Among the Illustrations already engraved, or
nearly completed, are the following portraits ION
steel):--
Gen. Schuyler, Gen. Putnam, Gen. Arnold, Gen.
Green, Gen. Ward Gen. Knox, Gen. Montgomery,
Gen. st. Clair, Gen. Lord Sterling, Gen. Baron
Stcuben, Gen. Lafayette, Gen. Count Pulaski,
Gen. Lincoln. Gen. Mercer, Glen. Charles Lee,
Gen. Henry Lee Col. MOultrie, Gen. Wayne, Gen.
Clinton Robert Morris Gen. Stark Gen. Hamil-
ton, Gen. Gates, Gen. Glover, Gen Sir W: Howe.
Sir Henry Clinton, Lord Corvallis Gen. Bur-
goync.
Washington, from the picture by Pcnle; Wash
ington, from the picture by Trumbu!l; Washing
ION, from the picture by Wur;mul'cr Washing.
tor, from the picture by Stuart: Washington,
from the picture of Houdon's Bust; Washington,
from the picture OF El"udon's Statue; Washing
ton from the picture of Browns Statue; Washing
ton, from the original Profile: Mrs. Washington.
(early portraity Mrs. Washington, from Stuart;
Miss Phillips, from original Picture.
ILLUSTRATIONS on STEEL.
Historical Scenes, chiefly from original designs:
Site of Washingtcn's Birth place: Mount Vernon
three views: Washington as Surveyor; Wash
ington at Fort Necessity; Washington surveying
the Dismal Swamp; Washington at Winchester:
Washington'S Field Sports; Fortifying Bunker's
Hill: Fort Tconderoga, Lake George; Fortfca-
tions at West Point, in 1850; Washington quelling
Riot--f.om n contemporary Drawing; View Of
New York, lIIG Announcement o! Independence;
BATTLE Of Trenton; Battle of Germantown; Bat
tie Of Monmouth; Braddock's Battle Field;
Washington Cung to Congress &C., &c.
Must always remain, par emincncc, THE Hit
tory Of the Father. Of his Country" "-PM Rm
n. BIT is intended that the illustrations in
this edition shall be worthy OF the subject and OF
the author. The best artists have been engaged
to make original drawings, and the most eminent
engravers are secured
No expense will be spared to make the cngrn-
wings crclinbc to American art, and fully salts
factory to amateurs Of fastidious taste.
nsAr Agents and canvnsscrs supplied on liber-
al terms. The edition is published exclusively
for subscribers. ....-
~ Country papers inserting this advertisement
will receive complete set of the illustrated E'li-
ton.
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THE COUNTRY PRESS,

The Charleston Courier, of late date, INDUCES
in the following complimentary notice of the
country press:
"We are pleased to see that our friends Of the
interior press are devoting more attention to origi
nal supplies for their columns, and are thus elicit
ing efforts from able contributors. The NewbclTy
Mrror-tri weekly-gave US recently a story in
the best mood of Dr.. o. 3. Mayer-who never
INDUCES in other than good taes-and poem of
sweet significance and beauty from II. ii. Caid-
well, Esq, on the "Martrydom of St. Agnes. >
The Sumter Waichmaa will soon commence a
tale from J. Witherspoon Erwin, one Of the most
successful and experienced of our young writers,
and, after Simms one of the most devoted stu.
dents Of our traditional resources of romance and
local novclettcs.
90 The Edgefeld Adcer'iSer, Yorkville Enquirer,
and others, are eagerly awake to the same duty
of presenting and developing local interests and
giving utterance to nature and talents"
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The assortment is made up Of the variety usually
kept in the Dry Goods line in which the Ladies
will find elegant styles Of
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PRESS FOR SALE.

VXTE have received instructions from the ow-
w ner, Mr.. ROBINSON, to sell the PRINCE
TON PRESS recently used in our office, at very
cheap rates We exchanged this Press FOX new
machine Ia Princeton Press CT larger dimensicns)
at merely nominal cost: and We c:R assure our
contemporaries that it was laid aside for no fault
whatever. The Bed measures Al by IS inches.
Mr.. ROBINSON promises to put it up in good
working order, and to furnish it with his recent
valuable improvements at a charge considerably
below the original cost. Our experience warrants
us in recommending it as the cheapest Press that
can be used in q aourishing country eifiee; espe-
ciay SO, as it is offered on accommodates terms.
For further particulars address, -,
L. NJ. ."GRIST, Forkrile, s. c.
march 10 IL -'t tf
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THE HARNESS DEPARTMENT
YORK SHERIFF'S SALES,

DY Virtue of Writs of FTeri Facias to me direct
I'D ed, will be sold between the legal hours of
Sherifs Sale, on THE FIRST MONDAY IN
APRIL next, at York Court House, the follow
ing property, viz
One tract Of land whereon the defendant resi-
ded nj The time of his death, bounding on lands
of W. I. Clawson, Vim. Merritt, John Coltharp,
and others, leyiel On as the property of D. c
Epps, Mt the suit of F. II. Harris and others. |
One buggy, two carriages, three horses, known
by the names of R. f, Bury and Gray, levied Oh
as the property Of $. l.. Love at the suit of ].
VI. Brison and others. |
One hale Of cotton levied OH ms the property of
James Long, at the suit of Jno L. Carroll and
others.
One trnct of land whereon the defendant now
resides, levied on MS the property Of VIM. Gwinn.
at the suit Of b. 7. Wheeler and others.
One tract Of land whcrcon the defendant now
resides, levied on as the property cf james Meek,
at the snit of r. S. Hope and others. |
Three negroes, Ann and her infant child, and
Beech Jane, levied on as the property of MI.
Horn, Mt the suit Of James 4 r. n. Hemphill and
others. !
One lot in Yorkvillc, known MS the Livery Sta
bic Lott" with the buildings situated thereon, lev
led on ne the property Of Love s Mconnell at TIE
suit Of T. S. Pagan & Co., aud others. l
One tract of land knowna us the "Garvin Tract"
bounding on lands of James Mcdowell, Mark Gal
braith. s. f. Bratton aud others. levied on ns the
property Of s. l.. Love and l.. p. Sadler, at the
suit IF Alexander White, Administrator, and 9th.
ers.
One tract of land whercon the defendant now
resides, containing Al acres more or less and
Bounding OH lands Of II. f. Cayder, Mrs. Jane
Craig, J. Leroy Davis and NJ. s. Lynn. Also, one
other tract, containing II acres more or less ad-
Joining lands of the former tract and NJ. s. Lynn;
levied on as the property of David SWEET, at the
suit of w. P. McFaddcn.
One negro boy, Allen, levied on az the property
of Thomas W. Faris, at the suit Of Robert Cher
ry and others.
One tract of land whereon the defendant now
resides, levied on as the property of Smith San
,lcrs, at the suit of Henry and Herndon, for ano-
thcr and others.
Two Negroes, George and Jim, levied on as the
property of Robert McLure, ut t e suit Of John
5. Moore & Sons.
One tract ofland adjoining lands of Vim. Black,
Gilbert Enoe. DR.. ". }. Good, and Rufus Meek.
Also, one house and lot situated in Yorkyillc,
near the Kings Mountain Railroad Depot Also,
three Negroes. viz: Tom and his wife. Rachael !;
and joe levied on as the property of Martin Null
lenax, at the suit of S. E. Bratton and others.
II
s. c. YOuNGBLOOD, sgd.
Yorkyille March H. 1857.
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MUSIC! MySie1!
B55B7

4 LARGE and well-selected stock of PIANOS
~ from the best makers can be had at FACTO-
RY PRICES, at RAMSAY'S.PIANOa and MUSIC
STORE, COLUMBIA, S. c. Those who wish to
procure very superior instrument can get Hal
lett Davis & Co.'S PIANO, with the patent suspen-
sion bridge and metallic bearings, now among, the
best Pianos in the world. Try one, and if it does
not prove we'll, the price will be refunded Eve
ry Piano fully guaranteeed.
Mr.. RAMSAY, being n practical Piano-maker
and an experienced dealer can insure to his cus-
toners perfect instrument, and in the most per-
feet order.
ns. No charge for boxing.
Also, on hand, Church and Parlor Melodeons,
Guitars, Violins, Accordeons, Flutinas, Banios,
Strings &c., and general assortment Of the Ia
test and most approved Music.
References: Rev. j.. NJ Anderson, President Of
Yorkville Female College; Prof. j. H. Whitney,
Professor of Music
Sept 1SS 3S ly