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THE MARKETS.
Brighton Cattle Market,

Thursday, February 20, 1868
At market 900 Bcevcs, 100 Stores, 1000
Sheep and Lambs and 500 Swine.
Prices Beef Cattle-Extra $500 first
quality s., 0097 so I'd do. S69e,76 Sd do
$4,75G5.00
Working Oxen-S90, 100, lo5G5,O0.
Mich Cows-S3 936; common do. ,Sl9
920.
Veal Calves so 80, s,O0@4
Two years old-S22Q24.
Three years old-S46ga0.
Hides--5g6i perlb. None but slaughter at
this market
Clf Sl,ins-9Gl0c. per Id
Sheep and Lambs-S2,60G2,75 extra
300.9i 90
swim Wholerals SIC Retail 6t9sc
Fat H 3.
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People OF MIpDLEBURY FAD.

FATaRRs, MoTBEss, TRY THE.I' Every
one AZ this season Of the year shonld use ilFS-
alexis SuoAR CoArEo Puts They remove
impure, bilious secretlous invigorate the d.
ges,iye organs, cleanse the blood, improve
fhe memory, and are Of inestimable worth,
No change IA eating or drinking while using
them.
Sold in large family boxes, Sugar coated
for % cents An the Druggists sell them.
Gee advertisement on third page 29ily
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MARRIED.

i Cornwall, On the 18th ult., by o. Field,
Leg, llr GAVIN GUERNSEY, 70 bliss M4RIErrA
X. LtHsIE1, all Of Corwall
In Cornwall. on the 1e;h uit, by Rev. [. Mat
thews Mr.. CokNEIirs n. RocKwFtL, Of Hoyie-
ton, Ill, 10 Miss LUCINDA NEEDHAM, Of Whiting.
In Cnstetoi, on the 2sth ult: BIZ the Rev. DR.
Childs, Prof. CsANDlFR ROBINS EILFNwoep
Of Boston, Mass, 10 Miss ELLIE C.. RANSOM, only
daughter If j. H. fansom Fsc.
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DIED

~ r. land On the o6th nit, EaiELiNE, daugh-
ter Of Charlie: ard Kmeine Iirel.y, aged IL wa.
III New Haven. ca tie Il inst. at the residence
Ct Joseph Il. Nash, MIS- CiArissA LANE, aged CO.
Suddenly, in Brandon, On the slst ult., Mr.,
| DAVID SMITH. aged 70 years.
\ In Glen Cove, Long Island. :; i Jan. IA, Dir.
EEBuLoN FEosr in his s0th year. Mr.. Frost
Sos resident Of Shoreham, Vi, for about forty
ySars, but sold out his possessions. there q few
YsSrs since, and returned &c his ace Of nativity
70 mingo his ashes with those Of his ancestors
leaving large circle Of warm friends to lament
bic removal, but not one known enemy. He be-
longed te tue religious society called Friends and
exeinpli6ed that pro ession to the letter by living
IN perfect harmony and friendship with all men
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Boeus Cons. Pittsfeld Eagle
says that bogus quarters, dimes and three
cent pieces, and plentifllly offered in that
town, and suspicious ere. strongly express
sed that the mandatory Is not very fal
off,
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special NOTICES.


The Managers Of the Addison County Agricu!
tura) Socistv are notified 10 meet at the Addison
House in Nidll.bury, on Wednesday, the l7th
day Of .Fsblzlary, s5s. a full attendance Of the
Managers, and members Interested is earnestly
desired. Fer order.
VIZ. SANFORD, President.
lliddiebury, Jan 20, 1855.
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THE GREAT BEAUTIFYER


So long unsuccessfully sought
FOUND AT LAST,
For 1t restores permanently gray hair to is
original color; covers luxuriantly the bald head;
removes all dandruf, itching and all scrofuls,
scsld head aud all eruptions make; the hair
soft, healthy, and glossy; ana will preserve II 10
any Imrnaginarle age, reToyes, as If by magic,
all blotche., &c. from the face, ssi cures all
neuralgia and nervous head ache See circular
and ths following
Dover, II ii Fet ?, lsJ.
Prof, Q j. Wood & Ce.-Gents within lev
Jays we have received so many orders ana calls
for fiof. o. J, Woods Hair Restorative, that To-
day we are compelled to send TO Boston for 4
quantity, 1.-THE six dozen you forwarded all being
Sold while Va might order quantity IRON you.
Every bottle we have sold seems 10 have pro-
lueed three or four new customeos, and the sp
probation and patronage it receives from the most
substantial aud worthy citizens OF our vicinity
Eullr convince Us that il is nosl valuable pre-
PARTON,
Send US as soon as MAJ ts one gros: u 81 size,
ard enc dozen 81 size ana believe rs your. very
respectfully, (Sgned) DANIEL LAIHEoP g. Co
Hickory Grove, ST. Charles Co. NO. Nov Is, 1856.
Prof. Q. j. Woo1-Dear Sir Some time last
GUNNER We we're Induced to use some OF your
Han Restorative, and its effects wonder
iu, we feel it our duty 10 YOU AID the afflicted
TO report IT
Our little sons head for some time had been
perfectly covered with sores, and some called it
scalj head. The hair almost entirely came off
in consequence, when friend, seeing lis suffer
ines, advised us 10 use your Restorative, we did
so with little hope of success, but, to our sur
prise. and that Of all our friends, a very few al
plcatons removed the disease entirely, aud n
new and luEuriant crop Of hair sc on started ont,
aud we can now say that our boy has as healthy
4 scalp, and as luxurient crop of hals as any
other child. - can. therefore, and 10 hereby
recommend your Restorative, Gs perfect RENE
dy for all disease. of the scalp and hair.
Nenrs yours respectfully,
GEORGE W HIGoINBoIHAA,
SARAH a. HIo0INBoTHAM
Gardiner, Ne, June ~, 1856
Prof o J Wood--Dear Sir | have used two
bottles OF Professor Woods liuir Restorative,
and can truly say II is the greatest discovery OF
the age for restoring and changing the hair. Be-
fore using it was man II seventy My hair
has now attained its original color. fou can rec
onmend it to the world without the least fear az
my case was ore Of the worst kind.
Yours respectfully
o.. WOOD & co, Proprietors, 3l2 Bross
way, n. Y, (in the great i. I. Wire Railing Es
tsblishment) and l44 Market street, ST. Louis
Mo, Sold by all wholesale rusests ". P
RUSSELL, agent for Middlebury. 3o-42,3m
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CTATE OF VERMONT, } Be IL ren4er''
SDistriet Of Addison, s.. ! bered that AT -
Probate Court held at MiddlebuTy in suu H.
the District of Addison, on the 2sd 90 10
January, A. D. 1863
Justus F. Brown, guardian OF
WILLIAM STRONG,
minor, of Whiting, In said di'triet max
application to this court for license 10 sell
all the real estate Of his said ward lying IN
the townIof Whiting, being ousnndivided thild
part of the homo farm lately owned ana &C
cupied by Harmon Strong, lato Of whiting
deceased, and represents that it would be for
the Interest Of His said ward that his estate
should be sold and the proceeds thereof be
put at interest II is tbereupon oIdel' d that
said application be considered y Z. T. Court
at a session thereof TO be held ~ 81 Pro
bate Office In said Middlebury, On NN,
day, the 18th day of February, A D. l3io at
ten O'Clock, A. NJ, and that notice 'lel'of
be given to all persons interested o., thsy
may appear, and make their obi tiont Il
any they may have, 10 license being snied
by publishing certfcd copy Of this oide.
in the Mlddlebury Re- ister--a newspapf5
printed at said MiddlebuIy three week
successfully, previous 10 the time Of said
Court.
b CALvIs g TILDES, Judge
. 4 tue cop Of record.
| 4l9w Attest. J. W. STEWART, Register.
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Middlebury Female Seminary

The spring Quarter commences on Monday,
February a. and continues ten and half weeks
Pupils are not received for less than full quar-.
ter, except b. particular arrangement wifi the
Principal.
Miss AeNHs GORDON, Principal and Presep;ress.
Miss n. J. kSowLEs, Assistant Prsceptre.s
Mas Z C. LAwRrSCE, Teacher Of Drawing and
Painting.
Mr.. A, gorT, Teacher Of Music and German.
TUITION AND BOARD.
Taif.sn-ln Elementary English, 50 90 Higher
English, 81 80; Latin and English, IS 90 Plano
$40 90; Singingsa co. VocaI Music Glass. 90 /;
Painting in Water Color., - 90 IN Oil, IS 90;
Drawing, 81 o.; French, IS 90 German So 90.
An extra charge Of rs cents is made for fires
and sweeping.
Bodr9-ln Seminary Boarding House, Including
Room, Lights and Washing, s2b 20 Per ouartsr-
The young ladies finding their own towels and
lamps. Fuel Is provided at cost.
Bills payable At the middle Of each quarter ana
no deduction is made for temporary absence.
AGNES GORDON
SIiddlehury, Jan 10. lsss
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BARRE ACADEMY.

Tns Spring Term will begin en- Thursday Feb
rusry, Is.
A full board of competent teachers will te en-
ploysj.
Application for board should be made immedi
ately, to J. 8, SPAuLDING, Principal.
Barre, Jan. 20 1858 4l;lw
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE =

WE, the subscribers. being aPpointed L!
w the Probate Court for the District o.
Addison Commissioners. to receive, e1auins
and adjust all claims and demands CT 81 per
sons against the estate OF
RUFUS MEAD,
late of Cornwall, In said district. oscEa@sj j.
and also all claims and demands exhibited IL
Offset thereto; and six months from the 20 L
day of November, 1857, being allowed oJ
said Court for the purpose, we DO thereiois
hereby give notice that We will attend TO 'ls
business Of our said appointment at the
dwelling house of Horace J Mead, On to
dav. March 9Th, and the second Tuesday 81
Nav. 1858, from nine o'clock, A. NJ. unti.
four O'Clock P NJ, on each Of said days
DAN WARNER }ccmrs
Dated at Cornwall. thi. Esd day OF Js1r
airy, A. ID. 1858. 4Es"
C,TATE OF VERMONT Be-itrtn..i
y District Of Addison IS. ! beisd thstt1 a
Probate Court held at Middlebury IN trG
for the District of Addison, on The 2sd dsS
OF January, A. b. 1868
Jeremiah Bingham. j. and Asshel BipE
ham executors of the last will and Tesla
ment of JEREMIAH BINGHAM,
late of Cornwall, IL said district, deceased.
present their petition in writing 10 this coLrt.
therein setting forth that the SAID deceased
was In his life time and at the time OF bis
death, under contract binding in equity &c
convey by good and warrantee deed 10 A
Bingham of said Co nwall, the following de
scribed piece of land-Beginning at 6eact,
tree standing at the south end OF stone
Will. AT the south west corner of jeremiah
Bingham, Jrs land, thence westerly 20
rods to . beach tree, thence souiherly 10
rods to Charles Delcpgs north line, thence
easterly In said Belongs north line ?e Z
| rods TO a stone wall, thence northerly 10
! rods 10 the place of beginning. and Prsys
this court to grant them license TO convey
said land according to .aid contract. 1t Is
| thereuDon 81 dered that said petition be C n
| sidered b this court ut a session in' OF 10
be held at the Probate Once, II said MID
dlebury, on Thursday, the llth dav q Feb
rusry, A. D. 1858, at 10 o'clock IN the fore,
| noop and that notice thereof be given tc al
p,a sons interested, that they may appear an
make their objections, II any they may i7 p
to said license being granted, by utii-i ing q
certified copy Of this order in tic Aii die
bury Resister-a newspaper printed ri saia
Middlebury-three weeks sueccssr 3 PIE
yious to the time of said court.
G. g. TlLDES, judge
A true copy of record.
Al :9w Attest: JOIN W. STEWART, Register
|
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uermnnt Central R. R. Ronds,

UNHC undersigned holders of the First Mort
gage Bonds of the Vermont Central Railroad
Company, 10 the amount, n the aggregate oil
more than Fifty Thousand Dollars, hereby give
notice that meeting Of the boEihoider7, OF cred
itors. for the security Of whose claims the Trus
tees IN the possession Of the said Railroad anti
-ronerty he the same IN trusT, viii be held at
Webbs Ho.el, in Mortified, in the State Of Yer
rnont. on Friday, the twenty sixth day of Feb
rusrv next, ut seven O'Clock, 4. N tor the pur-
rose Of nominating Trustees, and acting under
The law passed by the Legislative OF Vermont,
Nov. 10, 1857, entitled An Act in relation 10
Trustees Of Railroads, ~
ENOS COLLINS,
By George II Barnard, Attorney.
CHARLES z AiLWIN,
4. II. HUNSEWELL,
~ LOTHIAN BUSH,
JAMES HI NEWELL,
R.. c. HOOPER,
GARDNER BREWER,
CHARLES MlXTER,
B. HOMER DIXON,
H. APPLETON
WILLIAM APfrEIOE.
WM, X. SUMNER
SILAs PIERCE,
. 'is~2t.. HENRY RICE.
January 27th, 1883. AZ
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A oUIRE OF WRITING PAPER FOR TEN
CENTS, OF
STATIONERY OF ALL KlNLs,
For sale at
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tAB L E n
SAP BUCKETS FOR SALE.

En0O GOOD SAP BUCKETS for sale at
tDlJOO the Pail Factory in Middlebury- As
there will be no more made In this place, now 10
me time for thoss who want the article 10 pur-
chase. 40
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CTATE OF VERMONT BE it ren ell
ODistriet Of Addison, SIS. ! bered. that s.. h
Probate Court held at Middlebury, in anG foi
said district, on the Both day Of January,
A. ID. 1858:
An instrument pnrporting TO be th'lha
will and testament of
LUCY wADSW0RTH,
late of Midd.bury, In said district, de-
ceased, is presented to this court for pro
bate 1t is thercupon ordered that said In
sttnment be considered By this court for pro-
bate at a session thereof to be neld at the
Probate Office in said MiddleIury, on Mon
day, the 22d day of February, A. D. 1903 at
ten o'clock in the forenoon, and thai n"Ilos
thereof be given to all persons Interested.
that they may appear and make their ohjec-
tians, if any they may haze, TO the probate
and allowance Of aaid instrument as the last
will and testament of said deceas' d, by pup
fishing certified copy of this order In lhe
Middlebury Register--a newspaper printeo
at said Middlebury-tbreev weeks suect tsivs-
ly previous 10 the time of said court
CALVIN g. TILpEs, Judge
A true copy Of record
42;Sw Attest; }. W. STEWART, Register
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a New Ambrotype Room |
MEGUS'5 GALLERY OF
PATENT AMEROTYPESl

MEGUS'5 GALLERY OF
PATENT AMBROTYPES!
n WE finest display Of Specimens in the Am.
l. brotyps AIT ale to be seen ut Negu,'s GAL
lery, where none but the
GENUINE AMBROTYPHs
Are made, and ct such prices us tie public NAV
demand. All work executed by me Is warranted
second to rome in this town or State. Knowing
have the best iacil ties Tor producing the most
pleasing Like1esses, can safely say TO all who
are 10 want Of
SUPERIOR PICTURE,
to call and examine my work before engaging
elsewhere, AID will guarantee to please all who
may want superior made Picture. Ny assert
ment Of
FANCY CASES AND FRAMES
il complete, and will be sold ns cheap as at any
other gallery in the State. The
PATENT OR FOLDING AMBROTYPE
Is a durable picture and wi remain unchapgea-
bic in any climate.
An invitation is extended TO all who may wish
to examine the beauties of the Ambrotype Art.
u Rooms over j, L. Heguss Store, Nichols
hick Building, south end OF the Bridge.
IRA 5. NEGUS.
lIddlebury, Feb 9. 1858. 43;
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NOTICE advertisements, 10 insure insertion
NE same ,seek, should be hundei in BY Monday noon
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Rice's Quadrille Band,

BURLINGTON, Va
J. T. HOLMBURG - .CoSDUcToR,
Is prepared to furnish any number Of pieces Tor
Balls, Parties. Concerts, &C.
Mr.. Geo. ". Powers, Aliddlebury, IS our agent
for this town and vicinity. 70
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"AT Ribbons, Ruches and Tabs, Dress Trim
I'LL mings, Fringss, Busles and Beads, Fans,
Port Monies and Puses, at
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A NEW THING.
Iron States. Warranted not to break, for sale
at COPELAND'S Bookstore
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Geaol Notifcs.

STATE OF VERMONT, Be it remem
'DDitrict Of ADDISON, IS. ! bered that az 2
Probate Court held at Middlcbufy, in and
for the District of Addison on the 9th day
or February, A. d. 1858.
Samuel McFcrson, named executor in an
instrument purporting to be tie lset viii
and testament of
JOSEPH MCPHERSON.
late Of Shorcham In said District deceased
presents the same to this court for Probate
4 Is ttercupon OF dcred that said instru-
pent be considered by This court ior Pro-
bate at session there 10 he held 81 the
Probate Office in said Middlebury, on Mon
day the first day of March next, a i
1858. at ten o'clock In the forenoon and thai
notice thereof be given TO all pcrsOus 10
terested, that they may appear and make
their objections if any they may have 20
the Probate, and allowance of said insuu
ment as the last will and t, stsment Of said
deceased, by publishing certified copy OF
this order in the Middlebury Register,
newspaper printed at said Middlsbury,
three weeks successfully previous to the
time Of said court
CALVIN G. TmDrN, Judge
A true copy from the records.
43;3w Attest, J. W. STEWART, Register.
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BLANK BOOKS.

Ledgers, Journals, Day Books, Record Books,
Cash Books, Quarto Banka, in n variety OF styles
of binding, Mt low prices.
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ShaWls.
CLOTHS & VESTINGS.

Blk Brown and Blue erasdcloths, PlGiu and
Fancy Doeskins and CsssineTss, and u good as
S0rtmsnt Of vs.tugs--for sale cHkAf, at
CHAPMAN < BARBoUk's.
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NOTICE.

7 HEREBY give notice that relea e unto my
i son, George +. l.arnsrd, his time during the
remainder Of his minority, and that will claim
none Of his wages nor pay any debts Of his con-
tracing after this date.
JAMES LARNARD.
Middlebury Dec. c, 1870 4s;3w
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The stockholders oftts Mi1ilebury Hotsl Gem
pany are hereby notified that the annual meeting
10 elect Officers for the year ensuing and TO trans
rot ea,, other business OF s1i company deemed
necessary when met, VIII be held at the Addison
House IN Middlebury, en- the l2th day of Febru-
orv inst NJ 2 O'Clock, 7. VI.
Ry order Of the Directors-
u $. CHURCH, Clerk
Middlebury, Feb. l, 1865. a.
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MERRIMAC & COCHECO
pR3SsTs. GNGHA ms : AID D oi
BECKWIrH'S.
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DON'T USE POOR INK.

When YOU Gao find Arnold's Writing Flui
the bes: Ink in the world at COPRLAND'S
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FRENCH CORSETS.
w HIIE are Colored, Round and Flat Skirt
w Reeds, at BECkWlTH'S.
Feb 8.
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ABELL'S ALMANAC,
That tells ali about the weather Is for sale st
COPELAND'S Bookstore.
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Only few left, Secure one before It Is too
late, ut COPELAND'S
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PENCIL SHARPENERS,
For sale at COPEL AND's
THE LADY

Who lost a GREEN VAIL, can fnd the sams
at C0PELAND'S Bookstore
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TUCK MEMORANDUMS,
All sizes and thcknesses.
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PASS BOOKS,
Small and large, Paper, Fancy and Leather
cover.
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SCHOOL BOOKS
OF ali Kinds, for sale at COPtLANp'S.
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Duplicating Impression Paper for Embroider
ing, also for copying Plans, Pictures, Drawings
&c. on Cloth, Wood, Stone, or Paper. For sale
by A. II. COPELAND.
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NOTICE.

ALL cliims due he Estate OF Juhrs A. Beck
with dscssstd, must be paid imme aiately.
RuFus WAINWRIGHT, Administra'
puoALD STEUAET. tors
Middlebury, ed. 9th le6s.
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With and without copies. Composition Boo
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January 27th, 1858
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-12

S,ENGER'a AEWlNG MAClIlNkS.-Greaa
- ia always III. conclusive proof Of great
Judged by this labor machine before the
nbc comparable to Siugers sewing Machines Aer estab
mg the highest reputation in the United States thry
exhibited at the late Ex Univorsee In France where
they carried of the highest premium; and manufact0
- 10 make them has / cen built in Paris.
branch OF industry In which sewing to be done,
machines be used with Immense profit. As the speed
the Railway train Is 10 travelling foot sewing with
singers Machines compared with hand sewing No tailor,
shoemaker dressnake carriage trimmer sader halter &C.
should be without The fair profit Of using OF
e. machines, regularly employed, Is One thousand Dollars
year In all private families where there is much sewing
done these machines invaluable assistance Planters
hotel keepers ind them particularly and prof.
table These machines simple in their construction and
very aud durable being the only kind OF Sewing Ma
could be perfectly executed Ihusansof interior aud worth
sewing Machines have made and sold under
names Singers Machines alone have found every
wh4r to satisfy the wauts of the public
PLAN printed instructions for using scnt with each
chine, which any readily acquire the Of
them The machines packed secureyto to any
the world. To all desiring particular in
formaiion will application by letter At either Of Of
her5, ard copy Of NJ Singer Co.'S Gazette paper
whoIy devoted to the Sewing Machine Interest
l. NJ. SINGER & CO.,
Principal Office, No. 1913 Broadway. New York
BRANCH OFFICEsNo. Al ST. Boston; No ~ Chap
New Haven, CT Giovervile, N Y; No 27a Broad
Newark N j.; No l42 Chestnut St, Philadelphia No. los
Baltimore ST., Baitmore No. b Westminster st. Providence
H. no East 18th ST. Cincinna No 10 North 4th ST.. 81.
Louis; NJ ~ ST. Charles ST. Now Orleans No ~ Dauphn
Mobile. idec adActs
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4 ARGEsT SOUTHERN
IL rIANO MANi'FACTDKY
GOLD NED4L PREMIUM PI4NO FORYES


WV. ANABE continues the manufacture amt sitr u
Grand and square Pan" FoT.s the Old sand Ma l. ,
and North Entaw opposite the nt,n ii'r.o ahi
~ NJ H1I Arkct IS iinnlr
The s,bscfib-r most respectfully b,Hs l"a,rip tsnt
the lsdi-s aud gcntemrn II the south hi,
"dgmenia for the liberal pato they have
y extended - his establishments aud he de-,r,.
time them That simulated by thr
rrasg he has spaced th.r i"ub.. p,l>o
perfect ppsstblr the Piano forIe
continuation nj the patronage ct icisns OF cultivation
and Z hnemeni.
In addition 10 the comm uiann II the eminent l.
lat Of the country wuui state that w},h
Ids exhibition. they have
the huuots II the set
Bcng ely engaged in ths manufacture Of Pianos
aud employing bundrcd Of the experienced
jnutneymrn am p.phtcd 10 sell rlh,r wholesale
ont liberal Wholesale alc,s will
nnd their iute,eai give ca pnrchasng
clsew here.
All Pianos built factory have full ainrs being
constructed an to srrmfo great additional strength without
affecting tn. o"r, aud tLe} viii therefore stand ,li
Livery Instrument my ufas guarantee, fo
be Hitl the
sbe /, taken tho sr,~ii"n ut rsu" eAl"u
lated la iauch Ihr mechanical hnh phrase the
most fastid"ns In adi ~ :" which rt'"ee"t exchange
Il granted time wi SIX minh .uuI the iIsitu
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