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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-08-12

MoNDAy EvxHING, Aug. 9th, 1858.
Council met. Present. Recorder, Marshal
aid. Daum, Bradshaw, Miiburne, Hunter, Ne
willie, Prugh, and Potter.
Absent-Mayor, Aid. Caldwell and Hunter.
On motion, Mr.. Potter was elected Presi.
dent pro tenn.
Journal OF last meeting read and approved
A petition Of DR.. Wood was presented sta.
ting that he was over assessed to tie amour,
Of $4,000 last yeer, and asking an abatemen,
scf the tax on that amoupt. Referred to Com.
'nittes Of three. composed Of Aid. Prueh, Ne.
vile and Bradshaw.
& On motion. Resolved, That Committee Of
bres be appointed to enquire into the feast.
Utility Of opening and grading either Court o,
farion Streets 10 the city limits, and to repcr,
an early day. Aid. Daum, Milburns and
,Prugh were appointed said committee. !
u On motion Of Mr.. Bradshaw,
Rssolved, That the Marshal Be instructed Il
make diligent enquiry ~ TO whether the Liqu.
'or Law is not violated aaiIy within our city
and il he shalt 40 hni i to Sc violated, to en-.
force the Law to the very letter. ..
Il On motion, adjourned. VIZ
! NEWTON DoGGETT,
City Recorder.
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e. A number Of horses have died in Davis
county from eating rnsted oats. The Clarion.
published at Bloomfield, says that farmer in
Union township, in that county, had lost three
horses, said to have died from having been
turned into Geld Of oats 50 badly rns,ed Is
not worth harvesting. tits supposed that oas.
which have suffered from this te. rible blight
are powerful poison to all animals which
feed upon them. while in the straw. and it
would be well Tor farmers to be on their guard
and not turn their stock into the fields even il
they do not intend to harvest their crop. We
hlso learn that II is reported in the South, that
animals have died in several instances when
turned into rusted oat felds.-l Hawk-Eye.
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CATTLE Mov,Nc.-The Messrs Gossa,e e.
Martin, OF this city and county, leave this day
with drove OF $50 head Of beef cattle, des-
tined for the Chicago market. They are in
good condition--for the most part No I. The
prices paid were low, 2 cents gross, but vt that
price the returns will help in these hard times.
We learn by the Daily Hatck-E Eye that Fat cat
tie and some hogs are going forward pretty
freely on the c., B. & @. Railroad. that CON.
pany having the hest facilities for the prompt
transmission Of this kind Of freight, at reason
able rates We hope that the present venture
will be so profitable that more remnnerative
prices will be justified; but at these prices FAR
mers can make more on the money than TO
wait on the rise. There are large number OF
beef cattle in this county.
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AYERS CathartiC Pills

TSHE sciences Of Chemistry and Medicine have beer
taxed their utmost produce this BEST perfect
purgAtive which IL known to man. Innumerahe proofs
shown that tess Pills have virtues which surpass ID
excellence the ordinary incidence and that they win
precedentsy upon the esteem Of all men. They ~s
and pleasant 10 take, but powerful 10 Their pene
ang properties stimulate the vital activities Of the body
remove the distractions Of its organs purify the blood
aud expe diseass They the fcnl hnmos which
breed and grow disteniper stimulate suggsh disor
dered organs into their natural action and impart healthy
tone with strength to the whole system. Not only do
they the everyday complaints OF every body, hs
also formidable and dangerous Diseases that have baed
the bst Of human skill While they produce powerful
sects they at the time IN diminished Doses the
safest and physic that be employed for children
purely vegetable free from any risk Of har Cures
have been made which supaas belief they sub
stsntated by of such exalted position and character
TO forbid the suspicion Of uutruth Many eminess
clergymen and physicians have lent their certi
~ to the public the reliability Of remedies while 9TH
have sent the Of their conviction hat
my Pepanons contribute immensely the relief Of my
afflicted, suffering fellow-men.
The Agent below named pleased TO furnish gratis ny
American Almanac containing directions Cor their sad
certificates Of their cures, Of the following compaints
Costiveness, Bilious Complaints Rheumatism, Dsepy,
Heartburn, Headache arising ffom foul Stomach. Man
sea Indigestion Morbid Inaction the Bowels and Pain
arising therefon fAtuiency Loss OF Appellee all Ulcer
and Cutancous Diseases which require evAcuAne
Medicine, Scrofnls or Kings Evil They aiso by purify
ing the blood and stimulating the syster many
complaints which if would not be suppcsed they could
reach, such Deafness Partial Kindness, Neuralgia aud
Nervous Iitabiity, arrangements Of the Liver and Kid
usys, Cont and other kindred complaints arising from
low state Of the body obstruction u ~ functions.
Do mot Be- put on BY unprinciplsd dsalsu With sonas
other pill they make moss profit Ask br Avsas
PUG ard take nothng slss No other they ON give
you compsres with this IN IL intrinsic value curative
powers ne sck want TIE bsst sid there b Cor then.
and they should havsi t.
Prepared ~ DR.. J. G. AVER.
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Isusll, Easa
Pas1 - On. IN Dox. FIVE DnxN ~ a.
SOLD ny
J. L. Taylor, Otsumwa; WIN. Myers, Agency City:
Lane Reesman, Dahlcnega; J. Q. Denlap Co: nd
d. Vile; A. A. Ramsay, Abba; Monhal Cruce, kee-
k1k, and all Druggists.
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A CouRsE or LECTURES will be delivered
Of the Court House in Ottnmwa. bv tho ceIe-
brated Joseph Barker, of Omaha City, N. T..
five important interesting, and free lectures !;
commencing Tuesday evening, August o4.h
The first two lectures viii be IN the Frenc,.
Revolution; the others will be announced bv
the Lecturer. Ladies' ard Gentlemen and the
public are respectfully invited 10 attend.
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JUDICIAL CONFERENCE.-The convention
for this District was held 1t Bloomfield yes
terday. Every county was represented, and
proceedings wire characterized by great
magnanimitv of feeling, and harmony Of ac-
fion. The proceedings will be published next
week. The ticket nominated Al. able one
will be found in IFS appropriate place.
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HAIL SroRM.--We hear OF q severe storm
OF wind. rain ard hail, on Monday morning
last, along and north OF the northern line of
this county, coming from the west. We hear
OF the same storm. bnt less severe at Liberty
vile. Corn Is reported COOL deal injured
along the line Of the tempest.
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The young squirt Of a lecturer who bored
our citizens in one of his wretcned attempts,
\ some time since, has abandoned the enter
prise, for the reason that it stdidn't pay''--
We would advise him to "dry up'' stick to
bis trade, and take few grains Of knowledge
mixed with like proportion # common sense,
!. and we think he will recover.
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The hot weather, an unusual amount n i'm
portant news. and absence Of the Editor
several days, will account for the limited
quantity OF editorial matter this week, aud
prevents our paying our customary respects to
orr neighbor.
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We notice that Hr. Head has arrived with
his Daguerrean Car. and will be ready to take
f,e pictures--no matter how nglv the sphiz'
lin few days. He is an Artist and should
be patrohizea. Adve. next week
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OTTUMWA,
PINE LUMBER YARD.

HVHE undersigned have established pine lumber
IL yard In Ottumwa, where may be found, at all
times, good assortment and full stock OF
Dressed and UndFcssed Flooring, stock
Boards, shingles and I.ash, which We viii
sell at prices that cannot be undersold.
Seasoned inch, inch and half, and two inch con-
stantiy on hand for finishing purposes, sash, Doors
and linls furnished in quantities to suit purchas-
ers. wehave also made arrangements BY which We
supply lumber Of any other kind and are
10 ill . bill for an entire house.
orders solicited from lumber dealers for any
amount. MITCHELL. a. In
September II, '57-n29-y
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The I'd Session OF the Ottnmwa Seminary
will open on the 9th Of September, and we
trust that theirs will be fall school, and
also thnt NJ. Woodward may reap rich
harvest as compensation for his enterprise.
See notice.
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OTTIJMWA ACADEWY.

FUVfE 2nd session OF Uttumwa Acknowledgment
q December End, IS5I--wil commence on Wednes-
day. March ihl lioI, aud viii afford facilities for IN
stricton in The
Latin T. Greek Languages,
higher branches of Mathematics and Natural Science
Tiki BOOKS Billions Lain and Greek grammer
Pinnee's English grammar, Rays Arthnatic and Rays
Algebra. a
TERMS OF TrErtpS vary from ~ to IS per quarter,
according to branches studied
Rosms in the second story Of the Old Court House.
+ Feb. 25, IS n52-3m NJ. A. R0BB, Principal
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DEG. j. w. GARNER,
DENTIST, OF BURLINGTON. IOWA.

IS prepared to perform all Dental 1
II operations. No charge for any op-
Grafton that can be exceiled for perma- lfYyH
nency, durability, or for exact Initiation 111D
ofthe Particular attention paid to the
irreRularity Of chldren's teeth
kOOAS-At the late residence of d. B. Abraham's
Ladies waited upon At their residences ifrequested.
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Local and Miscellaneous.

There was an unusual amount Of interest
manifestei at the temperance meeting on Tues
day evening. The Court House hall was
crowded to OVERLOOKING, and theladies s.turned
out to q man."
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LOTS FOR SALE!

q EvERAL Lots, desirable for private residences,
- and convenient distance from business part Of
the city, some lying the blun may be obtained at
fair prices, and with usual credit pplcation to the
subscriber Mr.. q. Lawrence, dv4iis store, Mr..
Stewart, at his Office, above Pnmroy & Dcky's Drug
Store who authorized to dispose of the lots In the
may be found at the Office OF Mr. Stewart and will be
prepared to show the lots to any who wish to pur-
chase JOS. 4. ROBERT.
otumwa. Sept. list, '5I-n21-tf
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Peterson's Magazine. for September. is on
orr table. Tits is the cheapest Magazine
Published. Terms 81 per year. Address T.
B. Peterson. Philadelphia.
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BLACKSMITHING.

TUlHE subscriber, having succeeded J. II. Griffith
II In the Rlacksmithing business and removed To
the Lower Mli where he has erected new shop hegs
leave 10 his friends and customers that he
10 prep red TODD all kinds Of work. In his line on
short notice md erms.
AARON MYERS
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part to Pupils thorough knowledge OF the Theory OF
the Science of Accounts" well as the principles
ofCommercial Law, as laid down by the hest authors
bookkeeping In every variety of business, including
all necessary calculations and espondence so that
In Short the pupil will find the business Of the Count
ing Room in any establishment to which he may be
called, to be but continuation Of that to which he is
already accustomed.
The practicability OF this Is proved by the humid
reds of instances in which Graduates Of this and other
similar Institutions, have gone directly into the
Countinghouse of the Merchant the Manufacturer or
Banker, and taken charge of the Books with entire
success rnd with other knowledge Of the business
thanth.t acquired at the Commercial College.
EXPENSE. Stationery, &C., about IS 90. Tuition,
fnll course 435.
No extra charge for Diploma, &C. The expense,
therefore, need not exceed from 500, to SO.
June II, '5S-n16-y
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ATTENTION EVERYBODY!

ATTENTION EVERYBODY!
HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS FOR
THE COMMUNITY IN GENERAL.
TUNHE undersigned wing purchased the entire stock
IL Dry Goods, Groceries, Hats Csps, Bosts, Shoes
and Clothing, formerly belonging 10 Major Brother,
intends making IL permanent business and will keep
hand full and complete assortment Of
all the different articles belonging to the trade
sissing In part, OF
Prints, Giaghams, Desaiaes, Desoges, Alpaccas,
Ticking. CAecks. Fzaan<lks, BrcA'd MxsiiR,
Cam5ric, Jacconeft cioths d Gissimeres,
Hats d Caps, Boots d Shoes, Orer
Goats, Dress do. .Sairts d Coilars,
and various articles too numerous to MENTION Those
wishing to purchase Goods in my line viii please bear
In mind that mot tend to be undersold. Give me
. call and examine Goods and prices.
Very respectfully,
WILL IT. MAJOR
Otsumwa. Jan. I, 1s5s-nl4tf T-
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THE UNION
G r o G cry ST OR e!

OTTUM WA.,............... ........IOWA.
j. w. REg.LEY. would respectfully solicit the
attention Of the Citizens of Ottumwa and vicinity to
the fact that he has large and well selected Stock Of
Groceries which he win sell as terms as
any other Store In the City, Store opposite the Curlew
House. Call round. fApr 1-Ro4-y.
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CHURCHES.

JUsrICEs-A. Lotspeich, Thomas Stanley, Jno. Ford.
CoNsrARLEs-Geo. w. w. Lewis, 4. q. Eastman, O.
Leonard.
CYUPrHES
CosGssa ar,osAL, Rev. y 4. spaulding Pastor Ser
vices, ii A. NJ and 81 r. M sunday school, Is. y.
Copeland, Superintendent, P. NJ, Prayer Meeting,
"Wednesday Evening.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL, Rev. A. ROBINSON Pastor
Services, II a. NJ. and ~ r. NJ sunday school, &.
W. Bowen, SUPERINTENDENT A. M. Prayer meeting
wednesday evening
PRKssYTERI.S, Rev. j. NJ McElroy, Pastor, Servi-
ces III q. m sunday scnooi y q. M, W. L. Orr, sup.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
PRoTEsrHST EPtscorAL- NO PASTOR al present. Ser
vires in the Court House
CHRISTIAN Rev. A. Harlan, Pastor Services l0H
a. m. ana p. m.
UNiskRsALisr. NO pastor az present. social meet
ings III a. m
CussseLASp rRssBYIshIAk. There rs an organisa-
ton, but no PASTOR, and only occasional service.
BAPTIST No regular Pastor. Service occasionally
10 the Court House.
CATHOLIC. Rev. John krekle Priest. Services
and l0H a. m, dzE p m.
SOCIETIES.
M,.ox,c ,naets on rbnrsd.v aver,r,. a. thai al,
IN 81 ~ nv Of a.. va,s pIoct h' ~
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MY former patsons IN wapelio county Who may be
Al etll owing me viii please pay the came % Mr..
Alfred Lotspeich. A. HULL
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COALlC0ALlnOAIl

COALy COALy COALy
VUVHE snbscriber has purehased Vests Coal Bank,
u and Is now prepared TO furnish customers with
coal bank for cents Per bushe 10 ceuts per
bushel delivered In any part Of Ottumwa. This coal
h free from1dirt, and Of the very best quality.
Jan. "A, '5S-n@6-1m JAS r. HALiOWAY.
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~ ~ " ~
Cor. Front md Market streets,
OrTUMwA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IOWA
I am now prepared to announce to n
& all my former friends and customers, to- ~
~ gether with host Of new Ones that 1 ~
q am receiving and now opening In all u
probability the largest and most carefully selected
stock o. goods in my line ever brought to Ottumwa
My goods were bought in the East, on the most IA
vorable terRs and all entirely
10 . HI A N ID r U n
III well assured that from my facilities for pur-
chasing In the first markets. will be enabled sell
at prices that cannot fail to give entire satisfaction
customers.
! have for the ladies,
VERY CHOICE LOT OF PERPUMERIEs,
best quality.
b O o II s..
A large aad well selected stock OF hooks and sta
tionery, which we are opening at low figures. tnf4
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cisely represented, and every person selects his
own premium Ours Is the only Publishing House that
efers Premiums this plan, or that furnishes this
class Of Jewelry.
The following is list Of few Of the articles with
the amount Of the club for which II Is given pre-
MUM, and the postage required for its delivery by
mail:
Splendid Detached Lever Enameled Dial
eighteen carat Gold Watch warranted
perfect ime-keeper. ........ 460 90
Elegant Lepine Enameied Dial eighteen car
Large Double Slide Gold Pencil and Gold
Pen, warranted to be solid gold through
Beautiful Gold Pencil, warranted to be ''''''
solid gold throughout. ............ 200. DC
Gold Pencil, Gold Watch Key, and Gold
Tooth Pick combined. ............. s 90. &c
Extension silver. Case Pencil (warranted
same coin) and Gold Pen. -. 80. so &c
4 Rich Gold Band Bracelet. 4 90. &c
Fancy Gold Mosaic Bracelet ............ s 90. &c
superb lined Gold Locket, engraved and
turned, ...... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4 90. &c
Set Of Gold Camho Ear Drops 49,. 8 90. &c
Set Of Gold Coral Ear Drops .....-... 90. &c
Gold Cameo Pin for Lady: .............. 90. &c
Gold FIorentine Pin for Lady. ..... 8 OO. DC
Gold Bar Cluster Pin for q Gentleman 90. Sc
Set Of Cold Cameo Studs. ....... ....... 800. Sc
get OF engraved, lined Gold studs.....-. 90. &c
Set of Gold Comedian Sleeve buttons for
Lady or Gentleman. .:............ 4 90. SC
Superb Friendship Ring, solid teen car
at gold, richly epameled ........... 4 90. &c
MISS Ring, solid sixteen carat gold, set
with stone. 2 90. Sc
Among the engravings are:
Singing ofthe Death Warrant OF Lady Jane
Grey, fTom the celebrated painting by
Daniel Huntington. 22 Inches long by
II inches wide. ........Ai 90. .12c
The Trapper's Last Shot, from the great
painting by W. Ranney, 1sxA 1900. co.. 1ac
The Anglers Daughter, from the great
painting by Landseer. 3d.. &c
Sparkling, from the painting by y. w. Ed
wards Observation-Disclosures. 90. &c
(ForiaV Schedule, see our Oataiogue)
The United States Journal contains sixteen large TO-
Ito pages ably edited and profusely illustrated Price
only 81 cents year.
Our Catalogue contains |, 900 of the most use
full, entertaining, and popular works of the day.
Any person sending US 80 cents more, either for
the JOURNAL for Books at the lowest prices is
titled to the amount In any OF the premiums OF
his selection from the schedule. lie Is also ent
tied to extra Premiums amounting to 81, and extra
Books or Journals amounting TO 81 for every club Of
go, thus receiving for $iV, Books and Journals
amounting to eli and Premiums amounting to TIL
The amount to prepay postage on the Preiniums,
should accompany each order.
Every reader Is invited to form club, and wish
to arrange with some person at every post Office to
act as local agent and correspondent, who viii be
richly paid therefor.
Specimens and Catalogue sent free on application
Send on few subscriptions at once, and select your
premiums from the above; when you receive the
Catalogue. ]. NJ EMERSON 4 CO., Publishers,
406 Broadway, New York.
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AN ELECTROTYPE FOUNDRY
h connected with the establishment and work Of this
kind 70 executed In very superior manner.
new Specimen Book Is now ready for delivery.
And viil be sent e parties Wishing to order.
ID. Il. DODGE, Treasurer.
The type on which this paper Il printed b nom the
Chicago TYPE Foundry. [nlsswl
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OTTUMwA DIRECTORY.

TOWNSHIP OFFICIAL.
TRrsrEEs--R. II. Warden, NC. Hill, G. Hickenloopel
CLERK-C. r. Blake.
JusrioEs-A Lotspeich, Thomas Stanley, Jno Ford
CoNsrARLEs-Geo. W. w. Lewis, 4. u. Eastman, q
Leonard.
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FOR RENT.

nNE Of the largest and most comfortable dwelling
" houses In the city. Apply TO
April 18th, 1853. n. n. WARDEN. 4
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BILLIARDS.


TlrIILARD6 MADE HASy.-A PERrECr KNOWLEDGE
I'D a. he theory practice Of the game with rues
grams &C., srlendiay illustrated, IN Phelsns book
fce elerasiy bound 81 sent free OF postage BY OCON
NOR a CU1.I.ENDHR, 90 Ann street.
QIIIIARDs.- E1GuT SECOND HAND BILLIARD Ia
u bS good orter for sale cheap wo,d slate
and marble beds tables made N and warranei
ply si wIsANrs billiard estsblshment N Gold street
nTLfTARDs Two TABLES wilt BE SOLD CHRAP
ID osned TO responsible persons Apply at Is Bond
IVOR sALE-A SPLENDID STOCK, WITH NY NEW
invented cushops which the only cushions
now Ia use. I've second hand sbes for ssle rhesp
W. H. GRIFFITH, ls6 Fulton street.
DHELANs BILLIARD TABLES AND COMBINATION
cushions TOR sale only BY the undersigned. Fut
chsseys cautioned against Tie esh and worthless m
stone made OF mstsrlsls vita which the market
foodei MICHAEL PIEt'aN. inventor No 7ss Broad ~ax
QC0rNQR cULLENpER, manufacturers, 81 AnQ ssres
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SHIPPING.

CUTTON A CO.'S DISPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRAN.
- oisco-Iowest and detention Clipper Of sstur
day 2Jh June inst Popular ship, lG days . San frsncs
90 The magnificent FIRST class clipper ship hAgbE
WING Worth master Der cargo ~ pier ~ East
will sail above This fsvOrte clipper
double dsrrs iron brsced noted for good delivery of
Of small capacity shippers DESTROYS Of reaching
the California markets he earliest possb day Will ind
the Eagle wing reliable CONVEYANCE.
ShTrCN A Gu IS south street Wall.
B-rhe ships Of this line are not detained n oadss
and than ordinary taken with shippers property
toat y may be delivered In good order.
L,oR CHARLESTON STEAMSHIP MEMPHIS,
Captain q W. Watson. VIII le.ye pier 10, " North
Cabin pare>sc SIS. Freight reduced, until farther no
use 70 sir cents per toot tnsursnce one hall per cent
" West street
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MUSICAL.

MUSICAL.
fshy ssi.ssd via Cur ssrnsr. .olS
front elegant OF .oorns pears pums horns Of
s sreswaa dssS full n soa and pearl finished IN
s. Of s.asuI ,sre 20 os found grssd open scale fal
orser soe but li'e used and unique and re.heress
yri,ses wsSrsn'se &c mas be cold; prize $50 IN be
fully 6is sixth street. Also
sscrise. B@sn Object si Be osrsd 70 an imnedisie
cash purchaser Apply from A. n al r n for four daIs
GRAND DIAGONAL -FOUR ROUND CORNERS
.eaoPss ss used o.sa
ssrs.n his rsel hsgls a rs;, piano
a BARaArS-A NEW SIX AND SEVEN EIGHTH
a octave round corrers, pisnoforte nue tone, made
BY Abbott ocsgon ess carved pedal In perfect order 70 be
xoboH lie pisacior,s manusciory corner Of Broadway
and Thirty SIKH street
FAMILY rAvIs1 NO FURTHER USE Foa rHEIR
piano rosewood round corssrs fs ocaves hes, city ma
her, uperprsd wsrar,es. IN three monhs Call al the
rs.aence l,s wooster street tear housson-
sos s,.., I..,
rowh street. are prepared 70 cr heir enis and the pub
s 70 srs q s
sn,esd N vsr'.. syls Of e.sss AMI prees which esnn
;srs,isr. sna sramest warrAssd 70 svs snrs saxs
pIAsos AND mEioDKoss OF SUPERIOR MAKE
and extremely lov prices for cssh second hand pianos
bsrGs fiancs AND metcdens W rent and rent allowed
%ssss sSTsss ssS s sss%ss The piano
D1AN0 FOR SALE FOR sico OR LEss-A SIX oC.
tsve rosewood diagonal must be sold par advances
ut the music store Al Court street Brookyn Pianos M sae
exchange and " let from ~ W ~ m,nhly Advances made
pianos and other musical Instruments.
THE "DIApBoNro" IMPROVEMENT JUST FINISH.
et.s octave trioe string, 'dspbonic, pisnoforts,
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