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IupoRr,Nr DEcIsIoN CoNcERNINe DIvORcEs.

IMPORTANT DECISION COScERSINs DIVORCES
Judge Potter held, at the recent term Of the
Court of Common Pleas Ct this county, that
when the parties are incapable of contracting
marriage one Of them being minor, and the
consent Of the parent being withheld, and the
parties to evade the laws of the State, Pro;eed
to an adjoining State, and there enter into the
marriage contract, and then return to their Tor
mer domici, that the Court viii not interfere
to set aside contract SO made IN express VIOLA
ton Of the laws of the State--Nss0 LIsb0'
NfUFs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-04

EA gentleman direct from Philadelphia
expresses the opinion that John W. Forney, ed
itor of the Press, will be elected Sheriff Of the
CITY and county next October No more point
ed rebuke could be administered to the occupant
of the White House The Office is worth s2O,-
600 per annum.-ETie Gaz.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-04

A GOVERNOR FLOesED-During the CANVASS
last year in Missouri, It was charged that Stew
art, the Democratic nominee for Governor, drank
to excess. Gov. S. appears to keep up his old
habit, for the Missouri Telegraph states that
Mr. VandiSer, of Boone county, found Gov.
Stewart in liquor shop recently, and after a
war of words they pitched into each other, the
c>-a-1c-. .eanaia-s Of sanaad heat
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-04

THE lion MANuFAcTURE.-The production Of
Iron throughout the world is now about $780,
900 tons a year; of this amount England fur
nishes $500, 900 tons the United States one
million, and the rest of the world about two
millions. The production in the United States
doubles in four years, while the production
of England doubles in ten years.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-04

REwARD OF ExrERPRIsE.-PrOf. MOrse has
received from the French Government the sum
of $1,000 for the use made in France Of his
telegraphie invention; and Mr.. Rarey, the
Horse tanner, has received the subscription OF
S25,OOO, conditioned for the revelation of his
secret to commission Of the French Govern
ment
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-04

EXPRESS RoBsERY AT ERiE.-A boy named
Lawrence, son of the Express Messenger be-
tween Erie and Meadville, was entrusted with
package of $1,000 on Friday, and both were
missing. The lad was traced to Buffalo, arrest
ed at the Theater, and all but abOu $40 of the
money recovered.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-04

HoRsE RAILwAT.-A street railway along
Pennsylvania Avenue from the vicinity of the
White House to the Capitol grounds is pro-
jected. 1t would probably pay well during the
sessions of Congress.
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nY.nep.in and DehiIitY Cured.

UysptpsIu uHu DtDIfII5 NHINU'
Theodore Frank, ESQ Of the Pittsburgh and Sieubsn-
vile Rail Road ofise, says:
sForyears have tesn invalid from Dyspepsia With
hope Of relief resOrted many advertised Temedies
but failed in deriving the benefit sought for until Ied
your Hand Biters the happy elects Of which upon the
digestive organs, and in restoring dsbAied system
causes me TO reeommsndi confidently 70 all ueTns ron
I
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In Buffalo on the "a inst CATHARINE, wife Of Capt
Len Allen, aged IS years
In Madison. Msy 2Ilh. Of Cancer, Mr.. DAVID WAR
NER, aged y years
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6enfral Notices.
NOTICE..

WHEREAS, Various individuals
w haze been IN tie practice for months pass, OF
depOzng Goals Iron other articles Of Merchan-
dIze upon wharf erected upon and adjacent to the u
= Government Pier IA Clsyel1nd, under license given
10 them by the Cleveland Pittsburgh Rail Road COM
pauy all such persons therefIs, hereby notified
that species OF authority heretofore ssy
pIedy 70 said Raul Road Company 10 deposit g0cd
upon said wharf receive Wharfage therefor has beea
bT revoked All DersOns Who shall said wharf,
portion heref Tor business purposes amer the Isl day
Of June, l. w1tLouf nrsf ootanIng authonfy from
AftoTnets Cleveland, MessTs. SpaIng Parsons, viii
be deemed trespassorz and treaied accoIdInSly
k COLLINS
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Geaal Notilss.
SHFlFTFFsS SAFE.

SHEHIFFsS SALE.
DY VIRTUE OF A FL. FA. ISSUED
ID ra The Court af commoa Pleas of Cughora Co1niv
a fks sut q J. II Cunmingz Ct a. n caa Gomez
% ne direc ed and dsllvered sa pahc sale a.
Champnin streets, Ia the CtI q Cleveland. Cuyhoga
Counfr ID day Of June, iete a. 0occrk A. M a
Gr1corill. CONSISTING Of Tea Sugar ee 1ems Cash o.
isl By Jas T. NiLLEhs pspuiY shsTia,
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PLAN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING


r. plain and OTn1mental Printing Of even ass.Ip'io
sas Al the Printing Esfablshmenf O. the Leae once. On
the latsst improved and most rapid steam presses n &
besi STYLE on short notice and Al reasonable r-ies
cpar attention paid 10 blank wax Every dsseTlptioh oi
si dons e<DeeiaIlv Blank Books LedgsTs, JOurnais'
Sales Books, Receiving Books. &c, A.
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MP0RTANT SALE,

.NOTICE.-PERSONAL PROPER
~ " be onging tle estate Of Henry Humphes de-
ceased. Tag Cate, Sheep Horses Wagons. Farm
ing utensils Harnesses and other properly will BE- sold
Public Nendue the residence Of deceased, the
Township Of Parma. the l5Ih day Of June ls
10 O'Clock IN the osenoon and viii continue o day
TO day ihsrsaf ct t1ll the property all sold
Cleyel1nd. Nay q. las JOHN TOMPkINS.
DIV ls3s Executor
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DOMESTIC DRYGO


DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
syhasths1u fPuars nurs
CIV
LurnB FenJ
so 81 Cord DO raA for l2as
SILKS! SILKS!
theme n aimOnO pe ard
BLACK SILKS
aasBbn ima o
sc
FURNISHING GOODS.
Se,GEf
WHITE GOODS
red Mourning FreaeHC Collars
TRIMMINGS, BUTTONS, DC
DOMESTIC GOODS.
sSNko ov hR wenvHepn pnib
Brown and BsachedS Sheeing andSb
Stufs and Pants,
Drills Ducks
Cloths, Cassnme and
HOSIERY, GLOVES, NITTs,
RIBBONS,
rwma aaueG 4 Of Hg0st o. Rma
ind eueaad
LEWIS, E.fSTO.V = CO.,
STORE. No SUPERIOR ST
iaI
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AmnsemGuts,
CLEVELAND THEATER.

CLEVELAND THEATER.
JoHN A FILsIEk. lMANAGERs AND PEOPREToRs-
FELIX A. VINCENT
4 B. WMcox, Treasurer.
Prices ADMIsslOS-Dress Circle and Par1uette sec
Family Circle %
Gallery. %
Private Boxes. iaIge----Slo %
CHANGE OF TIME
Doors open M Performance TO eJnmsnee al oeioeS
Fou Grand Eniertsiuments for the Bsnsnt Of
MONS BLONDlN-
Grand Ascenti0n OF Unparalleled Daring
This Friday Evening, June 4th,
The Performances will consist Of
FEATs ON THE TIGHT ROPE, By MONS
BLONDIN. nc. sc.
He will dane stills play the violin, drum. ambor
while in the air, &C Master Paul aud Mad B-ondln
viii also appear upon the rope
After which the Laughabls ConsdT PAniomime called
THE MILLINERS,
Or, THE HUNGARIAN RENDEZVOUY.
Ahsr which the evenings entertainment viii conclude
mons BLONDIN.
He vii male the from the stage 70 The gallery
TIED up IN A SACK
- N h. u,.f,r.I fv sharf Earce
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ST0GKH0LnERS

~ NOI1CE-THES ESIOChHOLDERS
~ ofthe 81 Clar street Plank Rnad ComTary are here
b. nO d that nstalment Of tea per cent Of sock
suosC ptou 70 said Company required 70 be paid 70 the
Of Cleveland, befre the 3th day Of July ncI Also
anther instament Of tea cent tie 3otn ay Of
tembe next. Also al0her lnsta eut Of ten cen
the 30th day OF November AisO another INSTALL
OF per the 9lst Of January ls59 Also
anoiher lnstament OF ten per cent the 3th day OF
1853 also another instament OF per cent
the 3h day OF May. lS and ais auofher install ment CT
ten per cent Gu the 3Jth day Of July, ls59
b order Of the L Gard Il. AVERILL,
MAJ 18th. ls5s Sec'y and Treasurer.
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HliIIinfrp,

MILLINERY GOCDS.-MORGAN
4NA ROOT daily receiving frcm Mnnalacturers
and Auctions largs assortment Of Millinery Goods and
are opening
loo Casss Bonnets. all varieties,
500 Csrfans Preach and Anenean FlsEers
so Boxes RucheSs "a
And ali the Miucfa Ladies Headgsar which viii be
sold wholesale Retail s XII low prices in
accardance with the times al the
aPI CITY MILLS STORE
ITO THE LADIES.-We have lust
Il received large and choice lot OF Ea Ribbons Flow
FeatleIs, and choice and materials Tor
Winter BOnneis al ofWhieh bought very cheap
ard VIII be sold a 8 PER cENr LEss PRICES.
Cal early and make selection while the
complete. At SHAW 4 Co.'S,
dee5 l2s Superior St
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CASH FOR WOOL
WE WOULD INFORM NJ R.
w chants and other parties who engaged buying
Wool that prepared 70 maize MORE LlBEkAL
CASH ADVANCES compared with the cost, than here
IOfore o WOols delivered II our Depot.
Oui advantages for selling all suchOur grades b0ing
well ard fayOrably kaOwnthat think II requires
gument all who have We dispose
IS for then interest 10 market through the medium
which oer Tha. the cOnsignor several
times commission the IS question: and
undivided attention those who patton
age. GOODALL 4 co,
Cleveand W O0l Depot.
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NOTICE.-To an whom il NAV con

lNOTICE.-To all whom it may con-
IN and especially TO all those owning rea
hold property bounding or auting on hsdow street in
the City Of Cley Gland NOte hereby that the
May ls5s By dnancs determine 70 grade aecoldg
the established grade file AT the oise Of the Cir
Civil EusueeT, and instruct under such street for
the purpose Of ectng thorough drainage Of said
the Cuyhoga River and 70 said stree with stone
Also, that The sad City Council did On the said 9Th day
My l55, By deermine According
the established grade ne Aforesaid and pave
all hat p0on Of Liht House Street lying betseen
East Rive Tstreet and the c {, 4. Ral Road. and al
such Aforesaid hereby further noted that
they fail neglect 70 file with the City Clerk Of said
their CLAIM claims writing for damages which
they suppose they will sustain their lease
hood bounding abuiing sad streets by
such Grading and IMPROVING within two weeks and
the 18th day OF June next, they will be
AIRED from filing such claim claims receiving
damages thsrefcr. J. b. BARTLETT
my2s.3w Isl City Clerk
DOARD.-BOARD WITH PLEAS-
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A MO UNC EME Mt

r EwIs, EASToN co, HAVE THUS DAY OPENED IN THEIR
IL = : : =
No. 81 Marble Block, superior street,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-12-07

A STONE EATER-They exhibiting man
in New York-that grand headquarters of the
wonderful, as we'll as horrible-who eats nothing
but paving stone. Here is the placard that stares
passers-hy of the show room:
oThe wonder of the nineteenth century!-Mons
outset, the great stone eater This wonderful man
eats nothing but paving stones, pebbles rocks, &C.
for his breakfast, dinner, and supper He Will
swallow number of large rocks in presence OF the
audience. He lives and subsists entirely on the
above food, drinks nothing but water, and has
perfect health Physicians cannot account tor this
unparalleled living wonder"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-12-07

MYsTERY-Brown informs the Boston Post
that few years ago, down in Vermont, ''rummy
old cove" had an ambition to 60 to the State Leg
islature. He was not a remarkably popular man,
and, going to Col. Pronk, he laid his case before
him and asked his influence. The Colonel put in
his chest Jumps" but, when the balot-box was
turned, another man was declared elected. The
disappointed candidate called out to know how the
votes stood, and he learned that he had got just
three votes but | don't understand it," said
he turning to the Colonel, with chop-fallen coun-
tenance "Nor either" said the Colonel, 81 put
in my vote, you Put in another, but who the ID
put in the third is more than / can imagineH
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-12-07

TYPHOID FEvER-MoLAssEs REMEDY
Abingdon Virginian regrets to learn that Typhoid
Fever prevails in and near Taylorsville, Tenn. So
far it has been very fatal. The editor of the
Virginian has been Informed by physician, who
has had an experience of several years in treating
the disease, that those families who use "aolasses
daily are rarely attacked with the fever. We
would therefore, advise all who live in any section
in which Typhoid Fever prevails, to use the article
it will do harm to eat tas it can be very safely
done by men, women and children.
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p e IT i @ a "a. ss
A YEAR IN LOVE.

BY G. W. S.
Twas in the spring of sc,
And in the month of May,
/ met girl of ten and six,
One holly Sabbath day.
Her name, (perhaps you'd like to see,)
learned to satisfaction,
And would you know? tits Sukey p,
She suits me to fraction.
And ere of it I was aware
was close by her side,
Said |, "my love, will you prepare
At once, to be my brideT
Said she to me, any Jenny, dear,
| fear you are too fast,
Perhaps another lonely year
Would suit my parents best.
"Oh. that will never, never do,
To put it off so late;
For should you ever prove untrue,
'Twould seal my lonely fate ~
But, then, again she said to me,
ats 'gainst my parents will
Another year, and you'll be free,
And then, my love, will"
Reluctantly acquiecsed,
To sOOthe her parents hate;
But still, thought it not the best
To make the time so late.
hThe time will very soon have past,
We two shall then be one"
The shades of night kept falling fast,
The year its round has run.
But, horror. horror now | find,
1t true, ''and nothing shorter
Her daddy still is not inclined
To let me have his daughter.
The cold man" to me harshly said,
1--WE another man in view,
Who with my daughter shall be wed,
Worth fifty such as you"
'By all that's sacred ~ then [ cried,
"Ill have revenge, or die"
To take my rivals life, | tried,
And he for mine did try.
While thus engaged with might and main,
Each for the others life;
IT'S told me that another swain
Stole her, and she's his wife.
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BUILDING. BUlLDTNG,,

TENHE subscribers would respectfully inforr, ~.
Il public that they now dressing Lumber and
manufacturing Sashes, Blinds, Frames, Doors. and
SpokeS, at their Mills Oh West Hill, Salisbury N c.
lar, are not surpassed by any in the State
Paiiings, Balusters Brackets and all kinds of
mental wood work finished in the best STYLE and furn
Ished at short notice. la All work done at their
Mills IS warranted to give satisfaction. Orders from
distance punctually attended to.@GSa
They are also prepared to take in any part
OF the State, for erecting and fitting mp all kinds of
buildings for which plans will be furnished if desired
Terms reasonable.
MURDOCH, DARBY & co.
Salisbury June a. 1858. - > en- Il
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PROF. DE GRATH's PRACTICE.

Sheriff cured in night by De Graths Electric Oil
LETTER FROM DR.. KEYSER.
Pittsburg, May Goth lS56.--PRoF. De GRATH, 80
South Eighth St Phil have a remarkable cure.
Deputy Sheriff Kerr, of PittSburg, had very swollen
and painful hand. applied the oil personally which
others afflicted with rheumatism, in which the results
most satisfactory. Truly yours,
GEO II. KEYSER.
Great Cures-Ciiizens BEAD,
Rheunatsm.-Mr Joseph Bartle, 9 Myrtle Street,
says the Electric Oil cured him Immediately.
PileS.-tfhares Sexton, Esq, ex-Mayor of Camden,
says six applications cured him. Also cured his Rhcu-
matiSm.
Neuralgia.-Mr David Mann, 400 Vine Street saws
Z H Grant, ESQ. ii North Eight Street
Croup.-This Oil is infable for Croup. Ask a lady
the Girard House.
CAUTION.-There are numerous limitations sprung up
on the reputation that my article has acquired The
public must beware. They worthless.
Philadelphia, Sept. LIST, 1885,
Prof. De Grath Dear Sir.-I must inform YOU of
the great benefit patient of mine has experienced from
the application of your Electric Oil The case was that
Of girl of eight years of age, who terribly afflicted
with scroula, and discharge from the knee The leg
became contracted literally bury the heel in the
hip. 1t had been in this fer about twelve months
and finding nothing in the whole 'Aatcria Medical to
have any effect give relief finally procured a
bottle of your Electrc OH and gave it the mother
directing her to apply it to the parts along the con-
raeted sinews which had the effect of making the leg
nearly one-fourth straight in abount six hours. The
application of the OIL continued for about three
weeks, using only six bottles and the leg nearly
perfectly straight. JOHN II. McEWIN, N. D.,
l62 CalIowhill Street
For Sale in Charlotte by DR.. f. Nye Hutchison & Co.
July %.
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MARRIAGE OF KINDRED.-A bill has passed
the House of Representatives of Georgia, by 4
vote of fifty-six to ftytwo, prohibiting the inter
marriage of first cousins, under severe penalty
and cutting off the inheritance of issue The
preamble to the bill asserts that many deforma-
tions of mind and body are of congenal origin from
the practice of near kindred intermarryng with
each other
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Revenge is longer lived than gratitude. En-
dorse MIR Smiths note to keep him from bursting,
and he will forget all about it in a month. Pull
Mr. Smiths nose, and he will cherish secret de-
sire to burn your house down for the remainder of
his life. Revenge is passion. Gratitude ap-
pears to be only sentiment We can all hate;
but it is only one man in a hundred that possess
sense enough to be thankful.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-12-07

A WIDE-AwAKE "LADY." "A LADY" was detect
ed, few days since, in Cincinnati, Ohio, in peck
citing a package Of gloves in store When
charged with the theft, she burst into tears and
rendered $40 bill in payment. The merchant
took but S., and gave her SIS change, but on
counting the cash at night that $50 bill found
to be counterfeit. 'Phancy the pheelinks" of
that storckecper.
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w. RAEDER.
Architect and Civil Engineer.

NILISBLRT, ". G.,
AWILL furnish Designs, Specifications and Supcr-
w attendance for Town Houses, Cottages, Villas
Stores, and Public Baildings; Also for constructions
belonging to Railroads. such Bridges of Stone Mood
CT Iron, and all Buildings required Stations
Plans and estimates given for the Improvement Of
Water Powers, and mechanical constructions in general
REFERExcEs:-Hon. J. w. Ellis; Chas F. Fisher Pros
n. G. Railroad; Jas. G. Turner Chf Engr West'n q
Railroad, Salisbury; C. z. Mendenhail Treas.r n, G.
Railroad Co., Greensboro; r. F. Simonton, Treas'r
Ncstn n C. Railroad, Statesyille, n. c.
Salisbury, \. c.. June a. 1858. en-
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WAR UPON CRINOLINE-Ih French Railway
Companies have commenced upon crinoline.
The great development of ladies' dresses require
such enormous trunks that hereafter, instead OF
weighing them-the trunks-they will be measured
and charged according to the size!
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Trust Sale.

EPY VIRTUE OF AN ASSIGNMENT to me made
AD by Mrs F. A Motz, will expose to public sale
the 10th day of December next at the Court House
in Lincolnton, the following property, viz
That Tract of Land near the town of Linconton W.
ing both sides of Mill Greek adjoining the lands of
Daniel Shuford, John Butts V. ~ McBee and others
containing about $50
All her interest being undivided fourth. of and in
the Laurel Hill Cotton Factory, with all machinery
and appendageS of every kind.
The following NEGROES: Tom, aged about Al
years. Alkaline about H. Jane about O. Lizzy about 81
and her Six Children, Robert Henry, Frank Ed Fanny
and Sally, the Oldest of whom is about years age
ALSO, a lot of Household and Kitchen Furniture
Farming Utensils, Cows, &c.
EIs@ The Lands will be sold a credit of Six
Months bond and approved securities being required
and the title reserved till payment For the Negroes
cash will be required.
All parties having claims secured in the trust will
present them that day. III. W. GUION
Nov. ,, 1855. 33-6t Trustee.
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In the anatomy of the hand, we find that the
muscle by which we shut it is much stronger
than the one by which we open it, and this holds
true as to giving and receiving
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PIG IRON for Sale.
Family Grocery Store.

The subscribers have opened Family Grocery Store
in Springs building Trade street, where may be
found all articles usually kept by such establishment
which will be exchanged for country Produce sold
low for cash.
C. T. W. F.. ALEXANDER.
Nov. 2, 1853. 33-2m.
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gentleman having failed in business, was
asked what he intended to do, and replied, 81
shall stay at home awhile and get acquainted with
my family"
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that may be required in his line. .. .s--
His stock of Marble will always comprise the various
qualities, and enable him to do work in manner that
will be satisfactory to those who may favor him with
their patronage. f W.
Orders will receive particular attention and be
promptly filled. -.sl E. Es- ..r sz... es
Work will be packed with care and all diligence used
to prevent injury by transportation.
g 49, s- J. G. Mccoy. I.
June Is, 1885, rs=E 3 -sfzs ~ ssE .a=1 ia
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''DrcSS the Craze of lhy Friend,
New Marble Yard,
Charlotte, N. C..

The subscriber begs leave
to inform the public that he
carries on the business of
working in Marble, on Trade
street. directly opposite the
Court House. He is prepar-
ed to do all kinds of work in
his line, such as Monuments
and Grave Stones, Mantle
Pieces for dwellings, or any
other kind of Stone work
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CHICKERING & SONS
Prize Medal Pianos

The subscriber, resident of Wilmington n c. being
agent for the above Frmthe only that has receive
ed "a different Prize Medals different State Fairs
invites the attention of purchasers he sells at the
Boston Cash Prices showing IA different styles of
Pianos, varying from S225 to $1,000 e 2 -'-.r-
BsS- Pianos tuned and repaired. .. 4. 49,. ...
7. A. BOHNSTEDT
Wilmington, Aug 81, 1858. " -.