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PoLIcE CoURT.-James Dugan, guilty Of
stealing shawl, was fined SIS and costs.
William MahOney, thinking 70 cleverly make
an addition to his wardrobe, got into a freight
car Of the C. c. & C. Railroad while II stood in
the depot, and while there was locked in BY the
car tender who was unconscious Of his being in
the car, MahOney then broke open box Of
boots and helped himself to two pair He now
had his boots, but was prisoner. However he
worked at the bar upon which the door slides
until he had removed three of the nuts which
held it, when he was discovered and arrested
He was fined $40 and sent to prison for ten
days
Harriet Blair, for disturbance, was fined s.
and costs
Joseph Davis was fined IS and costs for in
decent conduct upon the streets
George Nash was uncertain whether he made
\ disturbance or not. Thought he didn't, but
would take the Judges word for it. His case
was continued to the 18th.
VIM. Montouth, the French Ambassador at
this Court, did not make much progress in bis
departure from the city Tuesday, and was again
overcome by King Alcohol The uss\ ques-
ton Of guilty or not guilty was put to him;
to which he replied, ''whst do you ask mo for,
you know was drunk-Of eourse l was.
won't lie to save the whole of you" He vas
sent to prison for five days.
Andrew Wagner was arrested on charge Of
horse stealing. He hired horse and buggy o.
Briggs on the West Side, and made his way to
Elyria, where be sold the team. Marshal Gal
lagher hearing from him, went 10 Elyria for him
yesterday. His case was continued until this
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BALTIMORE CITY ELECTION.

The election in this city to-day for Mayor and
COuncilmen, passed of without serious outbreaks,
though there was considerable noise and confusion
st the polls. Col. Shut, the Independent candi-
date against Mayor Swami, Withdrew his name
about noon, issuing q card that it was impossible
for his friends to vote, being intimidated BY the
Mayors party. Mr.. Swami was therefore again
elected Mayor without opposition. His friends are
rejoicing everywhere.
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FLUE COLLAPSED.

DETROIT, Oct. "a.
The STEAMER Canaia collapsed fue IN Saginaw
river yesterday scalding todeath three Other crew
The Nstioaal Horse Show at Kalamazoo Is large
" attended and every way successful
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NEW ADYERTIsEMRNrs

Samuel Hopkins-GrOver L Bakers Sewing Machines.
Fogg. Ellsworth Co-Chandelie-s and Gas Fixtures Q
Gloason's new weekly Line-Of-Battle Ship
L. ]. GOrdOn-Mules for Sale.
Kidney 4 Smith-Dissolutioa
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MATRIMONIAL.
WI FISK

To THE LADIES oE TIE UNITED STATES
IL has been my good fortune heahh many
thousands OF my country-v0men-
NY excited the malice Of the cnvious and
jealous but their perecuus have served only extend
and establish my reputation Showers q grateful offerings
have ALLEN upon ny pathway from the far sufferers whom
have relieved Sol0Bg as I held in aHsct5uaie and
thankful remGmhrzlce By thoss who have exerienced NJ
Skill lean aJrd 5espiss the eJrts of mischief -akes
nd slandersrs.
My frieads have repeatedly urged plsce my meli
for producing menstraiiln within the resch q The
Ladies United states; ndisposition enter
field occupied By quacs with their peaicous
ADd f that unprnciplei counterfeit might palm upon
public their worthless limitations hiiher pre-
vented from ESTABLISHING agencies for the sale Of ny
"ASnE DE FEMME" IN The United STATES.
Atlas yield to the entTeaiies OF patients and friends
and osr the suffering Females Of America medicine
which rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Old World.
In regard to the efficacy OF the 'AAI1E DE FEMME"
need only say, that it Is liquid form and is exactly
have used my practice France many years
that It has failed 70 satisfactory result
The Annie de Femme" and sirualn stand in the It.
lafiOn Of cause and effect. It Is alike Terfal originate
healthy menstrual h1w where has existed and
II where has been um any suppressed.
In ordeTo guard against imposition the wrapper direc
tons each bottle Of the Auie Femme wiIl bear my
signature and both the bottle and enclosing hc1
viii be sealed with nv private seal
Price, $500 package.
PARIs, January, ISL.
For sale wholesals and Retsii. by WILLIAM FISKF.
No q Superior street Cieveland who viii supply the
''Ame de Femme Al the Proprietor's prlees
aulOdSwlvs
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TROTTING MATCH.

CHICAGO, Oct. Il,
The trot this afternoon between Flora Temple
and Ike Cook resulted in favor Of the iOrmer-she
winning the three first heats Time 2.3I l-2; 2.35
aud 2.42
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Bankers.
J. Herdnlan < IN.

-. Hefdnlan ~ Co.,
IL Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN
II Forelsn and Domestic Exchange. Uncurrent Money
Specie and Land Warrants Collections throughout the
Unlted States Canada and Europe promptly attended
Drats and Bills OF E1change Great ButaIn Ire land
France and Germany We direct IN suit al
Sight and " days. the following Banks aGd Branches
ENGLAND.
LOndCn-1Iessrs- Prescott GroJe. Case Co Bankers
Llverpool-J. BarnedS Co BANKERS.
Manchestar-Messrs- CuniifTe. Brooks & Co.. Bankers.
National Provincial Banks OF EHgland md Branches thrO
out England and Wales.
Birmingham Banking Co
Yorkshire Dis net Bank and Branches
Lancaster BlnEIEs Co and Branches
National Bank Of Ireland
Provincial Bank Of Ireland.
And all their Branches in all the principal cities and
SCOTLAND
Dundee Commercial Banii ing Co
Greenuck Banking Co in Glasgow and GreenOck.
National Bank Of Scotland and Brlnches,
We als1 furnish Draf any amount uayable IN the
pnncI pal C1tles OF the Continent OF Europe
PASSAGE Bf STEAMER. or SAILING Packet Shipg. 10 OF
from New York Breat Britain and Ireland France and
Germlny. can be cured a. the Lowest rates.
For further particulars apply
ssps y HERDMANk Co. As above.
Il. wHIrsAN- n. sTANDAKr. c W. sT1SD1RT
WHITMAN, STANDARD 4 CO.
w Bankers and Lealsrs IN Foreign and Domestic Er-
change. MOI Superior street We draw direct on Lon
don and vii furnish Drafts for ayabe all
The prlnripa puln' Eng Ireland Scotland France
and Germany. Collections made all accessible points
hr11Enou the UaIt q States and Cauadas mhs-lv
-
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FROM ALBANY.

ALBANY, Oct. IA.
A man named Mcneil residing in Wsteryile,
Conn, miles from this city murdered bis wife on
Tuesday night by fracturing her skull with GLIB
or hafchet The murder was not known until
"wednesday morning when Mcneil notified his sis
ter that his wife was dying or dead, he has not
been seen since that time. His wife was found
laying on the floor having undsputably been lett
there some time It IS supposed be went to New
York whittier an officer has been sent
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AFFRAY

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. Il.
desperate shrsy occurred at the Fair grounds
yesterday; in which Samuel COwan was mOrtally
wounded and several others seriously injured
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FROM BOSTON.

BosToN, Oct IA.
The Democrats Of the Sd District have nominat-
ed Arthur W. Austin, Collector Of Boston, for Con-
gresL
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S4e For City News, see first page
For Market Reports and Marine News, seefourth
page.
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PENNsYLYANIA ELECTION,

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l3.
In the 18th Congressional District, Carbon Co.
gives Shoemaker $50 mai; Dimmick gets $50 ma
iOriiy in Northampton, and $50 in Monroe, and
200 in Wayne.
HONEsDALE, Pa, Oct "a.
Dimmick, Dem, is elected in the 18th District
by about 1900.
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IMFOhIANI III FEMALES-
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,
Prepared BY IOrncIius l. Iheeseman, VI ID
NEW YORK CITY

Prepared by Cornelius l.. Cheeseman, VI. ID ,
NEW YORK CITY.
The combustion OF ingredients IN thszs P- the
suit Of long and extensive practice They mid IN
herr operation and ceTin correcting all irregularities,
Painful MenstruaiioIs removing all osruciilns, whether
from cold oherwse headache pain the side, palpa-
ilu OF the heart whites all Affections hystercs,
fatigue pain The hack and limbs, &c disturbed sleep,
which arlse from interruption OF nature.
To MARRIED LADIES,
Dr. Cloesemans Pills are Invaluable, they VIII bring
the monthly perld with regularly Ladies Who have been
disappointed IN the use Of oher Pills can place the
eoufdonce N Dr CHEESEMAN'S Pills doing all that they rep
resent TO do.
NOTICE
Thsrr IS coaff0a q fhc female ssfcm Uheh tis
Pills oaHzof b. fakeH tsifi0uf prsfHag PECULIAR RE-
suit. IN coalition rCfrrrtf 10 IS PREGNANCY-tls
result MISCARRIAGE. Such IA iTTsssfable fezdeHc,
Of tie medicine restore fhf se1l fac0ns 20 n0ra
soasiisos faf fAs TsProdaus of HatTF oaHHO
rcsiF Z.
Warranted purely vegetable and Tree from anything in
jurious Explicit directions which should be read
pauy each box Pce 81 Sent by mail eacleng 81 to
DR.. CoRSELIus L CHEEsErlx Box 4.5sl. Post Office.
New York City.
SOLD PY ONE DRUGGIST IN EvERF Town II THE
UNITED STATES.
r B. HUTCHNGS,
Goreral AGENT for the United States,
les Chanbers-St New YORK.
To Sion al rsolssale orieTs s.oulS = aiirJslsd-
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JOHN NJ ARMSTRONG, Receiver, &C C,,v,bo,,
MORGAN I. HEWITT ct Al (Coamon Pleas

MORGAN 1. HEWITT. et al (Coaamon Pleas
THE DEFENDANTS, MORGAN L.
Il HEWITT and sarah b. Hewitt, who reside in the
Saie OF Michigan, John Boarman aud Isaac y Iudson
Sno reside m the state Of New York; and David Judon
who resides IN The state OF Connecticut lv uot
that the plaintiff John NJ Armstrong fled psfiti hi ~.
Iourt Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahosa county state of
Ohio On the th day Of Sept ISIS the object and PRAYER Of
which 20 subject 10 sale that OF No eight in
CevelanJ bounded west by the lot line cast by Seneca
street north BY Wall siIeet and south hv line parallel
Win INC north hne Lake street, and two hundred feet
distant therefrunt 10 the PAYMENT Of balance OF &c
due him judgment a-aiust aid NJ r<an T. He n which
4 eu sad land and the r=h OF sad Judsnn
and Boarduln who have, claim mortgage liens the
sle and which also extend uthsr lands which pau-
ti sJGdgmenf i nod lien, and for general relief Defend
ants arc urher notified 70 said getition before
the 6 day Of November, ls5s the plliutf will the
next term q said Court ask the Court take facfs
stated in the petition true and ec.ee accordingly
MASON x ESTEP,
sepl4 vi " Artgs for PHI,
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FURTHER OF THE AFFRAY.
NASHVILLE, Oct, Is.
desperate fight took place on the Fair ground
yesterday, IN which twelve or fifteen persons were
engaged. Its origin was a family feud. Sandy
owen was killed and his brother dangerously
wounded
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maT0 sMoKRRs 3 CHEWFRs. :

scutelnan The Win
his teeth dscoled and breath tainted with tobacco. For
purifying the mouth after smoking OF chewing "FON
TAINE's CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS" Is one Of the
efectual deufrfees use II whitens the teeth
strengthens the guns and imas the BREATH ofet
offensive. 81 agreeable fragrance
FOR SHAVING.-lts Tch aiher pene;raies and softens
the bearl prevents irritation and renders the operation
easy and agreeable +. G. FONTAINE Co, 3l5 Broad
way. and No 6 AsiOr House. New York. Sold BY all
al sepl5
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Y The KalOOlah left last night for Buffalo
with good load.
The North Star leaves tonight at O'Clock
for Lake Superior.
The Oeeaa leaves for Detroit at P NJ
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Create lPae 5Slras4 ~ sfrsgs in fhs saas-sizzi
} 1As NANNY Of stopping srTafioH Of tx srias.
4. IAearAHe'so q fhs ribraiOn af disstTng.
s Tzsquaiiy q fletOne.
G. ThssTslgti Of sfTing
7. Te great ui Of ;iHs ssi te rrai.s sEAS
That the public and Judge for themselves vhstAsr
ne above statement be true publish diAran Of ne ~ .nd
all modern improvemens HAlst Davis Co.'S sfyls
Pro5e that none bat cd foSes S deny twice
equal four aud that lO0 lbs weigh twice much any
VIII Illustrate the philosophy kinds Of lnstru-
ments and leave the reader draw his conclusions
I, The Hallst, Davis q Co. Pianos hare a greater
length Of string than those Of any other make IN
the same sized case
The truth ofthis may gsnes
hs entrs length q straight string Be used ioT yeIa-
Sst o. sdss pm inserted a great distance from he s3
snap eoald bs drawn up within
concert pitch
Iis veil known that the piano does noi
possess the ass Gad dh q foHeof ssvenOetAve piano is
that It's strings sh0 With The above Improvements =
81 octave ballet Davis Co piano Il enabled 70 send out >
s- and r'e ioHs than seven octave piano Of any Of f
3, Tie Hallet, Daris & Co. Pianos hare a rider
sPaee betioesa the strings than those Of any other
MAKE.
The truth Of thI statement 4 sas-y Plan from ne fset
s,it. bi bnt trn- r-oui-s iu .5difIon fsr. daras
It's angle FROM the bdgs the tuning pin The
hey Omen ht one anotsr and ksrk .S While lie perform
sraT PLAYING heavy marches fantasies and yAratons Ihs
never clash agAinst another.
3, The manner Of stopping tie vibration.
Ths vi0ration Of the string in all pianos vhsrs
ne hammer skes H. the bridge where Is stopped lses
/ diagram HI
Ihs of violin in the world can ruined BY
substituting hdge thus proving that the tone Of
string Is materially ~ By ie IN which The vibration
sstopBed The vibration o. stngin the H. d. Piano
stopped with t horizontal ires 0feopper bell metal see
dagr1m ~ giving % The string so fun ellog hg.s io1s
while In all other pianos the vibration s stopped By upright
goa pin lsee diagram Bl giving thin irony, tone
that has caused thousands Of having hne musical
ganiEations TO exclam.
do not Ike the irony tEang Of piano IL s far inferior
% The fEll nch tone Of organ. hute o melodeon
The that he strings in ell other pianos bent At tie
bridge pin that sharp has ade In order stop
the vibration In the H. D. c. plane the strings drawn
straight te e and held dawn Arm thereon By
the Suspension Bridge Isse diagram s Bl
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CLEVELAND FEMALE S.

CLEVELAND FEMALE SEMINARY.
s. n SANFORD, n, Principal
ThsIn wt
.
RIM ATER aTnga nesci
SUCCESSFUL INSTRUCTORS
CnyJnd Cany. y.Wihf f
rba4Hn
Pnp
Surgeon
IshandChs Cun.S
Tl @ larsrfraraa or Admission sDgo Sals~s
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4. r. r.

4. r. r.
HEALTH WILL, IN ALL CASES
- 20 Siow 5 ne y, use o. RAJ '1yS R 4 Rem, RsPsiss Iasr
with pam OF ufrmiss, bat that Railways Ready Relief
disease may require, will quickly and rapidly cure.
These remedies consist Of K4aay's Ready Relief, Rad
wa kenosafing Resolvent, Rad ways Regulator Each
81 1s s Is s 2ss special & egIIve po~srs over
their combined medicinal properties required and
when thus used II there sufficient life and strength with
p1sient viii live and Be restuIed 70 health
Acute Diseases, RR Relief
IurianmaioTy DISEASES, Relief and RsgulatorS
Maiarious Diseases. Relief and Regulators,
CongesilEe Diseases, Relief and Regulators,
Scrofulous Diseases Renovating ResoIveut
sgpS5 n5alif DSssss. 5sysi5s ksSSysi2s sys Esoyss
Constitutional Diseases. ResolVent and R-rulaiorz
sam Diseases Ren0vafiug HesolVent
Nervous Diseases Resolvenf Relief Relulsfors
Infectious Diseases, Ready Relief and Regulators.
CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES.
oaas fa he disssss bodies Of sieFy sifs sIo 1 S
Consumption hiiis and BITS are amoug the most
many generations the seeds Of these diseases ay have
been established he system coTruptnE he blood-RaD
WAYS RESov1rISG REsoLvEST viii eradicate from The
bodies q the afflicted every particle Of diseased deposis
and MI the veins with new pure and healthy blood.
CHILDREN's DISEASES.
RADWAT's RESovArING REsoLvESr should be hailed a.
as = e,sd ss % ss HSoT & ss Fhsss SsSis SrsS
gs oat auS eary arc evidence Of disease transmitted
REsoLyEST vii er.sats sysr ysstss o. the disease ani
insure the child sound and healthy body.
RRR
R r R-Radway's Beady Relief for Headache, Whsths
SICK nervous; Rheumatism. Paralysis LumbaEo Gout
Eeuralgia. T0Ohaehe Small PoK Fevers, swollen joints
Kidneg Complaints Scarlet Fever Pains around the Live
Pieursy. Measles. Heartburn, and Pains Il ali kinds
Railways Ready Rehef Will, IN lew Minutes change
the miserles you suffer TO Joys Of pleasure.
r X R-Radway's Rer0Eating Resolveat. for the
OF chr1uc diseessuh Scrsful0us and Syphific Com
paiuts Consu mptve aid other aecuns Lungs
Throat, Induriun and Enargemeuts Of parti Eruptve
an other sasr u n SKIN Nodes Tumors Ulcers Dys-
all
Of the Blood
R-RadwayS Regulators will cure, efectuallV an
speedily C0stIveness. Indigestion, Inflammation Of the
Bowels, Dyslepsia, Liver Complaint, Diseases Of the
Heart and Kidneys FEMALE Complaints Small Po1 Fevers
Measles. &C, &c Whenevert the system Of order
dose Of Railways Regulators will restore regularity
No female should be without them
R r r Remedies are sold BY Druggists sveryvhsrs-
GAYLORD CO.. and ". FISKE, Agents Cis-s
lad. Ohio fehef.1l
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.

ELECTION.
DELAWARE, Oct IA.
In Delaware county Official majority for Republi'
can State ticket is $50.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported by the Union Telegraph,
1TTIcE, wAEIEs's BLOCK, cORSER OF BANK AND
ST. CLAIR STREETS.
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e Regular meeting of the Working Men
tonight
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WIGS 7! WIGS :! !! WIGS!

BACHELORS WIGS AND ToUPEEs surpass all.
They are elegant, lght. EASY and durable.
Fitting a charm-uo turning up behnd-no shrinking
the head; indeed, this Is the 0uy Establishment where
these things properly unders. O d and made
20 Broadway, New YORK.
aussdSwem2l ". FISKE. Cleveland. Ohio. Agent.
Indigestion, Liver Complaints, andI
their Cure.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS quickly remove ebnoHious mat
ter the blood and thorouEhy cleanse and
the system These Pills remedy fer diseases
of the Stomach and Blwels. Sod the mauufsci0Tes,
No 50 Maiel Lane, New York. and No ga Srand In
doa, and BY al Druggists q IS cts G cts. and 81 90 per
bor sep27 RID
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Drnas.

SOAP-LOW' Brown Windsor and
~ Honey Soap, C-eavoris Glycerne Musk and Homer
so1p-N afranied senuine-for sale By
RRUSHES-A fine assortment OF
- Hair ami Cloth Brushes also Teeth Brushes Of IVO
Bone, buialo Horn and Sandal Wood. Fors By
feb9 T. ". SACERiDER
II UBIN'S EXTRACTS-A full as
IL sortmeut Just received gether with great TaTiety
fs-9 Z W sACKRIDER
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WILLIAM S. wATSONJ
WILLIAM S. WATSON is notified
w that on the 2lst DAY Of Srptember ISIS Anna NJ
Mason Cd m the Court OF Con mon pleas her tetifl6n
eainst ii, setting the Of the parties aud ~
sns thnt ne Is guilty Of ifui absenoe from her Tor more
thnu three years past.
Petition privs flr divorce
Ais that deposltluus viii he taken IN this case al the
hse 81 AIs Jae Campbell No. 3 Swan street. ln hs
city % bunao Safe of New York the I'd day Of Oc-
tber is5s, between the h0ursOf A NJ and p ~ OF he
sane day and continue from dav 10 av until cdmpafe n
Necessary. WILLIAMSON n RIDDLE
sep-Z WI so Aty's for Pin
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RANDALL D. KINNEY win take mo-

tlce, that on the "a day Of October Iss lied nv
Pe.iu9S9 agalnst hm' Eizs weldon, Eliza Kinney. and
u Common Pleas of CuyahOga couniy and fae o Oho.
the OBJECT oi which petition far relates TO aid KIN
ney, Is L. exclude said Kinney 0m auy interest IN sad
real estate therein desched sid real estate being N Bnd
street. IN the city Of Cleveland said county. snd tat he
must answer said petition before the sth day Of De
ceuIher, is5s PRENTISg
Cleveland, Oct S, ISIS
d. NoELE, Clerk OF said Court OCT v6yg as
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4, The ereHness Of the ribration Of the string.
However good string mar be. # win produce unit
L veraes and the evsner the vibration e better the
directly and fro The hammer strikes on The uni
side lsee diAr<m HI and the first motion string
reeeds from the hammer In the H. piano ths second
motion Of The string 70 return in strsgh direct line its
motion is np. dSvn-up, d0wn-adh h.faHss.
The second motion OF the string all cannot Be
article Of substance forms angie and he o1s-
sd. aa hereby Hsesssary mast b draSa he tgAieE-
the rapidly it viii vbrle and The sides
Of he two sides are struck By The hammer and Sc string Or
esd instead Gifts returning in direct line. deyAts from
sds. fhtsf s Of the angle elbow. and its
ths s.rE or contracted ss ii reesives dead roay sS
L wheh another Of the unsvsunsss Of tOas Of n
old kind of plano
5, The ersHRess Of one.
This the result Of II fourth feature; being uaivsrsal
conceded iet hat an t9ne is Prodaesd By raou and thA
G, The strength Of string,
tAnd Why they Invariably the elbow brdgs-pin "a
be string being bent AZ P asgs :, tAat Pons Sc dis
necessarily eone ted end tne outside he elbow Of The
string or pisnJ viii average any pound 70 he foot f~hch
Is ne m1Duftar sstisis and The strain ) evenly borne
the etaer bat q any oas part Of The string ossAa o
be 70 in twain change IN the weather. and
eAly this lin al wOodsnl cd ps1os. all wood
phiosopsy is simply Ibis: ssih vkos straS bs arEs
small Is stronger htn half oft Aad only Be replied
By asserting that twice one Is 70 Eo that twice
does not make -four.
!, The great length Of time pkeA tie insirmeaf re-
mains IN tune
This the result OF the 5h fsaturs nasmuch stng
f1ffcaE sfrrfalg And viii readily II string
four feet in length bears astn Of hI1dd pounds eqaa
" in all parts viii hNtten than L quick hAn
OF string bearing the cane strain
The and philosophy the iOregcng fses strk
ing forcibe The questio Oen lsked Why do
not other makers the copper fret and Straight snE
Thens is but IL Is ursd by patent for which
6y thousand dollars already been offered but which
f4 crn burrh1 Hallet Davis Co prefer
ply the public asirs rather than assist
others DO it. any price.
The foregoing plan Of the Halat Davis Co Piano il so
smne lucid and ul1nsWerahe that viii guarantees
P''"' - my -'' OssIGS E DODGE
Cleveland. August 6. ISIS
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All Kinds OF Musical Instruments constantly Hand
the kind
|
Of
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YELLOW FEVER
New ORLEANS, Oct. l3.
Deaths from yellow fever yesterday 4s.
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paprr bnngers.

NEW PAPER.-RECEIVED THIS
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