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kNoxvlLLE, Tenn, Aug 8, 1853.
Ny Dear SRI have been in nearly all the
counties of East Tennessee. l have made speech
es in nearly every county. can assure you that
l will get majority of the votes cast in East
Tennessee; and if my friends West of the noun
tans will now help me, they may rely upon it, |
will be elected by large majority over all oppose
ton. Yours, truly,
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Administrators Sale

I Win SELL, ON SATURDAY, THE 23p
Il July, 1859, all the PERSONAL PROPERTY
belonging to the estate Of A. ID. Reyes deceased.
The sale will take place at his late residence.
IEnMs-AI sums under Five Dollars, cash !;
sums over Five Dollars, six months credit. with
notes and approved security, bearing interest from
date j. NJ. HENDERSON, Adm'r.
July IS. 1s59--2t-564
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Read This I

our CUSTOMERS CAN PAY. THEIR Ac-
" counts aud Notes widA US for 1855 IN good
sound merehnntahle Wheat, at the highcst market
price. We are compelled 20 make collections, and
you now have q good opppftunity to pay M. S.,
come on at once and get sacks aud bring as your
Wheat at as early a day as practicable.
Very truly, ROBSON, RICE a 90.
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fl1s STATE OF TENNBssBE. CoNPTR
This is to certify that the Ph@nx Insurance Company
neciicu has complied with all the requirements Of an
State Of Tennessee in March, 1885, entitled IAN Act tor
mics not Incorporated by the State Of Tennessee and tha
lied agent of said Company in the town Of ATHENS 81
July g. 1s50--lt -
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Administrators' Notioe.

A Ii PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE ES-
IA tate Of Jemima Mastin, deed, are requested
to come forward and make payment, and all hay-
ing claims against said estate are hereby notified
to present them, properly authenticated, within
the time prescribed by law.
URlEL JOHNSTON 80.
X. +. MASTIN, A"in ~
July s, ls59-3t-573
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WHO WANTS. MnNEY2

TIVE SUBSCRIBER HAS MONEY TO IN
l. vest in the purchase Of Notes on good and
solvent parties He may be found at Robeson,
sartain a Cos. A. SAItTAIN.
Athens, April %. ls5g-em-55s
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CANDIDATES,

ATTORNEY GENERAL AND REPORTER.-We are
authorized and requested to announce MILTON
A. HAYNES, Esq, of Memphis, as a candidate for
Attorney General for the Stac.
M" We arc authorized to announce JAS. 0.
SHACKELF0RD, of GAINESVILLE, as a candidate
for Attorney General for the State.
GSs~ We are authorized and requested to an
nounce W. b. REESE, Jr, of Knoxville as a can
didate for Attorney General and Reporter, for the
State y
va. We are authorized and requested to an
nOunce JAMES w. DEADEmcK, Esq, of Jones'
borough, as a candidate for Attorney General and
Reporter for the State. Election 18th of August
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NASHVILLE BANK NOTE LIST.
PULLIAM, WILLS, RANKIN q co,

NAsuFAcrUnERs AND WHOLESALE DrALERs IN
O X q II IL 4 NJ O.
200 Droadway,-.....NEW YORK. ff
RoB'r ". PuLLIAM, - DAVID RANKIN.
ANDREW ,. WIS, EnEx MASON Z
u. ND MELRATn.
Aug 12-1y--55s lis
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f9r ne cure N pypeplts, fadie. Heasca, Flaf
ue.itDs Lo4e II Iptfift aI|f HllIf8uI nI|Diaf
arising Nom pl0r1id iafctl1H ~ ~ ktII|idfI 3
gr,dgclng Cramps. DvsnRep. (olic, CkoI-
era AofOus, &C. ~ ~. -
IN VIEW OF rHf pAc1 TfAr svrnr ,,rrnKs
III o. The human family i more Or less suhIecfed a
some n he above conplninfrl ro4dt1 innnn,erah
other ton1ifon8 " Ne. which, ~ DE nssisiancc on,
little norItdee Or 81 o0i I0 .1n.r INV nav
Be able 20 % eeaae their ha1 d'ti nn1 Min nc
assistance o. good ionlc Iat0tI rInnanenl heath
In order foacc6mplirh oh dIfftd th'I0i re time
course 70 parsue Il, ctrla1 mai which vi lnodacc
anatufal dateof ninEs "a Nt leaAi hazard OF vial
strength and tef fof tiisend De- Dsfsifef has nitro
ageed 20 thl. cQnntry prepsrauon called HosTEr-
TIERS STOMACH BIr1Eil2. when Al Ihis tav n not
giving sailracoh toail Who have ssed H. The iilers
opefaW powerfully upon The stomach, boupI4 md liver,
restoring mem 70 Healthy and vigorous aoiion ana
thus ~ The simple process of sfrfngfhehihf nainre
enable te system 70 triumph over disease rIarrhat
dysentcry or h, generally contracted bv new eef-
uerf,and caused principalr By the chanre Of water
and Diet viii be Speedily regulated ~ brIef use 81
uis rreraraton. Dy.n|psa, disease ehch la proba4
ny mon prevalent when taken IN Al st. various fora
than any oultr; the cauae ~ vich may awaya be a.
ubutedt % arrangements Of ihe dircsfrc rana can
be cured wlthont iaii BY uslnF ll0sIETffHH sTOM-
Auh hi1TEHa ~ per directions on he hnlfle. gof
this dlsease evory physician viii fecomrndnd itters AZ
come kind, then Why not use ~ article known 10 81
niaholeY Every country have their Bittera a. pre-
fentive Of disease and Strengthening Of ne system IN
general and among them all there = not 70 be found
more healthy people than the Germans from whom this
preparation emanated. based upon scentlnc experl-
ments which has attended 10 advance the destiny a.
THIS great preparations IN The medica scale OF science
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RiAesI RiAesi

A LOT OF FINE RIFLE GUNS, JUST RE-
IA ceived and for sale low by
June robson, RICE 4 co.
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Hats! Hats ! Hatsl
Books with eifts Book With aiftsII

EAIHI INUINEUENTNT 70 7THOYE 0ET-
TING UP CLIfB8
A Lii NEW AND STANDARD WORKS AT
IA the Publishers regular prices, with Gifts.
Particulars in Catalogues, which win be sent
free to any address Perfect satisfaction eltnran-
teed. See List Of References in Catalogues
GEO. r.. RITCHIE,
1926 Walnut Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
June g. 1S5q-Gu,-558
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Terrible Indian Battle.

From our friend j. levitt Wilcox, clerk
of the steamer Omaha, just down from
Sioux City, we learn that a bloody and
sanguinary butchery came off about one
hundred miles out in the interior of Ne
braslsa from Decatur, between the Omaha
and Brule Sioux Indians, ON the 23d inst
A band of fifty 0mahas, men, women
and Children, We're returning from hun
ting expedition and while encamped
were stealthily attacked in the night by a
large band of the BFule. Siouxs. The
Omahas had seventeen killed, seventeen
wounded, and two prisoners taken, and
succeeded in killing and securing five
scalps Of their enemies. The survivors of
the massacre arrived at their reserve near
Decatur, bringing the dead and wounded
ON the day the Omaha passed up. Mr..
Wilcox states that the Siouxs neither
spared age nor sex. He saw dead in.
FAINT with frightful wound across its fore
head, killed in the engagement. The
dead and wounded lying in the bottom
presented a terrible spectacle. The la
mentation of the friends and relatives
with faces BACKED, and in deep mourn
ing, were truly piteous and heart-rending
The wounded are in charge of the Agent,
who endeavors 10 ameliorate their suffer
inngs as much as possible.-St. Joseph [ No.
journal, July 30.
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CASH | CASH I CASH.

il limited extent, those who are in want of
Money, my Shaving Machine has undergone
repair recently and cuts sweetly without pro-
dueing tear Call soon. NJ. l.. PHILLIPS.
Athens April 22-tf-5J2 tH 'tis
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ROBEsON. RICE q cO

HAYE ON HAND A LARGE LOT OF
III SUlfHER CLOTHfNG, which they are
anxious to sch at greatly reduced prices Call and
examine them. july s
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A LLPERsoNslNDEDTEn TO J. COTTON.
IN. late Of Philaslplphia, Teunessee, am reques-
ted to make immediaie payment to the subscriber,
and those having claims agaisi said Cotton an
notified 10 file them with.him for adjudication.
J.J CRIpPEN, trustee. n
Philadelphia Monroe county, reanessrc
July 20, ls59--lt--s65 ~ 80,
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Circuit Court Meigs County, Tenn.
Sarah Elizabeth Coupeland,

Marquis De Lafayette Coupeand,
Original petition for Dirorce)
TT APPEARING FROM AN ALLEGATION
L of the Petition filed in the cause that the Res
pondent is nonresident citizen of the State of
Tennessee. II is therefore ordered that publica-
ton be made for four consecutive weeks in
the Athens Post. a newspaper published in the
town Of Athens, McMinn county, Tennessee, no
tifying said nonresident respondent, TO make his
personal appearance at the next term of the Cir
cult Court Of Meigs county, Tennessee, to be held
at the Court house in the town of Decatur, on the
4th Monday of August next, then aud there to
plead, answer, or demur to compliments said pc
titon, the same will be taken for confessed and
set for hearing accordingly
w. Il. MCKINLEY, Clerk.
July 20, 1S5g-lt-prs fee $1,000
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An Editor on the Field.

Hon. Mr.. Raymond, of the New York
Times, continues his very interesting let
tiers from the locality of the recent "bat-
tie of giants" ON the plains and hills of
the Milcio:
When | reached Castiglone--which ]
did as | stated in my former letter, by
coming in with the artillery wagons of
Gen. Canrobert's division, which had been
held in reserve, rushed immediately to
the highest hill, about a mile from the
village, and when | reached the summit
the Austrian left wing had been pushed
across the road, and McMahon's division
was closing in for the grand assault upon
the centre.
The Austrians kept up rapid and
heavy cannonade, which was replied to
with still greater heat by the Frer CHI who
were pushing their batteries further and
further upon the circumference of the
circle on which they were moving. New
batteries from time to time, opened their
fires from still more distant points, and
we could distinctly see the enormous
masses of McMahon's infantry deployed
in the plain, and moving up to the at
tack.
The scene was terrible, but magnificent
beyond description. The smoke and the
distance prevented us from seeing any of
the details. We could distinguish no in
dividuals, nor see men falling as their
ranks We're swept by the cannon balls
But it looked as if the enormous thunder
clouds of heaven had descended to the
earth and were pouring their lightnings
into each others breasts. We did not
stop to think of the ISSUE nor of our own
position, in case the French should be
defeated. The excitement and splendor
of the spectacle .oyerpowered all other
thoughts and it was only by an effort of
the will that we could picture to our
selves the murderous slaughter of human
beings which those swelling volumes of
smoke concealed from view
Solferino was finally carried at about
3 O'Clock, after two most desperate and
unsuccessful charges, in both of which
the French were repulsed, and some of
their ENTHUSIASTICALLY the Turcos
and Zouaves-terribly cut to pieces. The
third attempt was crowned with victory.
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WARDER & BARRETT.

(Sueeessors to Geo. A. Warder q CO..
MANUFACTURES AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
HATS, GAPS and STRAW GOODS,
No. 2G6 Baltimore Street
(Opposife Hdaorer StreeL)
BALTIMORE.
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At our RISK and Expense.
To the Voters Of MoMinn County.

Il WILL OPEN AND HOLD AN EIECTION
i in ~ The different places Of voting in MoAIinn
county on the 1871 day of August next, for The
purpose Of electing an Attorney General and Repor-
ter for the State. J. A. GOULDY, san.
July % iS5g-3t-5G5 ~
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HAVING ASSOCIATED MR.. F.AL KIL-
Ill gore with me iil he Foundry and Machine
Works, hereby poiify an persons indebted 60 me
to come forward and pay, AL must close 40 tho
old business--ana will certainly put an claims out
for collection e moi paid iInmediatelg. 81
q, Zl;fNERMlAN.
Aprl Is, ls5o-tf5sl n n n,
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Faver and Arne

This trying and provoin disease which xcs IL re-
lentess grasp on NE body OF man, reducing him TO
mere shadow 10 short space oftime. aud rendering him
physically and mentally useless can be defeated and
driven from the body by the Of iOSTETTER's RE-
NONNkD biTrkRdy Further, any OF the above stated
diseases cannot pc contracted when exposed any or
binary conditions producing them II the Bltlers are
used az per directors And ~ neither creates nal-
sea nor onenda he palate and rendering unnecessary
any change Of diet or interruption 70 purnuits
but promotes sound sleep and healthy Digestion the
with The production o. thorough aud pera ent cure
For Persons in Advanced Years
VINO are suffering from encebled Consultation and
lnhrn bedy, these Bters are Invaluable a. reslora-
tive u strength aud vgor aud needs only 10 be tried
these Ditters Indispensable especially where ne
mothers nourishment is adequate TO the demands Of
the child, consequently her strength must Yield and
here y where good tonic, such as ostetter's stom-
aeh btters Is needed to mpart temporary strength and
vgor to the system Ladies' should by all means try
this remedy for all cases OF debility and before 90 do
Ing ask your Physician who n he Is acquainted with
the virtues Of the Ditters will recommend their use IN
all cases Of weakness - - : =
CAUTION.-we caution the public against using
any Of the many limitations counterfes hui ask for
fosrErrEas ORLRBRATKD STOMACH BTr-ERRs, and see
that each bottle has the words 'Dr j. Hortetter's
Stomach Bitters" blown the side Of the bottle and
stamped on the metallic cap covering the cork and OBJ
serve that our autograph signature Il the Iabel
~ Prepared and sold by HOSTETTER a SMITH,
Prsburgh Pa, ard sold by all Druggists, Grocer, and
dealers generally throughout the United States ina.
da, South America and Germany
sCOvIL 4 MEAD,
ha.w n.i n
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GovrnNoR. CONGRESS-. GovEnSOR. CoxeRrss
lO2O SO O90 Sod IL lOsl 1Oga lOl4

FACTS WoRTn KNowING.-A New York
paper speaks of disease called in COM
mon parlance "the Matches disease"
and observes that but very few, among
the thousands or millions who light their
lamps, pipes or cigars, with a Lucifer
match, are aware of the fact that those
who manufacture, and those who use
these matches, are liable to contract one
Of the most deadly of diseases. Several
painful operations have been recently
performed in the Bellevue Hospital,
New York, upon the jaws of patients,
which had become diseased in this man
ner. The physicians state that the dis
ease is quite common among those who
work in match factories, and that it is
dangerous for any one who has diseased
teeth to be employed in the manufacture
Of lucifer matches. They also state that
the disease may be contracted by those
who have diseased teeth, by lighting ci-
gars or a pipe with Lucifers, and inhaling
the phosphoric acid which is liberated
by their ignition.
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Enclose the money to our address for the Tickets
ordered, on receipt Of which they will be Forward
ed by first mail. Purchasers eau have tickets end
ing in any figure they may designate.
The list of drawn numbers aud prizes will be
sent to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Those who prefer not sending money by mail.
can use THE ExrREss coNPASiEs, whereby mon
ey for Tickets, in sums Of Ten Dollars and up
wards, can be sent us
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1910 1920
Vote of the Sd Congressional District

*Votes in this election with Davidson, Robert
son, and Montgomery.
tNotes in this election with Blcdsoc.
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Bi5y~ The Mississippi delegates to the
Charleston Convention, are pledged, it is
said to withdraw from that body in ease
the Convention should refuse 10 endorse
the doctrine of protection to slavery in
the Territories by the General Govern
mept, t'rf. ait tefif
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Negroes to Hire.

4liE SUBSCRIBER HAS THREE LIKELY
n AEGROES to hire-two Negro Men and one
Negro Woman. His Post Office is Facility, Ne
MINI county Tennessee. tr
July Is, ls50-tf-I6l JAMES BRETT.
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NTasniaco1at Soheme


osISO FfIAeE iamolntlng 70 ....,....s..832O.OOO
Whole Tickets tlo-HdfUes5-Q Quarters az.
Remember that every prize IN the above scheme is
drawn, and payable in full without deduction.
Certfcdtes Of idcd0es will be sold at the following
rates, which is the risk.
Certificate of Package off o Whole Tickets $50
10 Half " ..4.... 40
10 Quarter q ........ 90
10 Eighth ......, 10
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Wheat.

II WISH T0.BuY A SMALL LOT OF PRIME
i White and Rcd Wheat % be dqliy ofod before
tho 23d Jnly, forwlich will pay cash
July is y. NJ HENDERSON,.
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Executors Sale of Neoroes

Il WILL SELL TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER.
Il at The late residence Of Jesse Rhca, duccascd,
nrday, The 10th day Of September next, ELEVEN
LTKEL y NEGR OES, viz. George, aged about
As years; Rurrell, 42l Nancy, 2g Patsy, "a: Hen
~, ~; John, Z; Tom, A. Stephen 2, Frank, 4,
Mary q and Jake 2 years Old-on a credit OF
twelve months, tho purchaser giving note with
clProeed security. 4. Il. GRIFFfTH, Ers
Aug. y, is5o--st--5os
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By Robert B. Lyme.

DUBLIC SALE OF TWO HUNDRED
AND FITTY-TWO ACRES OF VALUABLE
LAND. IN HANOVER COUNTY, NINE MILES
FROM RICHMOND. AND ONE MILE FROM AT
LEES WAFER STATION. ON The CENTRAL
RAILROAD. At AUCTION Il will cell at public
auction. on WEDNESDAY. March the 18Th, at ID
O'clock upnu the premises il fair iii io- the next
fair day thereait. r,l that yaiu1t'e TR ACT VI
LAND. described ali I'VE, adjoining the isods OF
Undertake and others. containing two hundred
aud hity-two acres-about thirty OF which are
cleared and produces well Of the usual crops. espe-
cally tobacco and vegetables. u woa,1 answer sa
well for 4 market garden baing " thin h'teeo MI
Dutes tray 10 Riehm9nd From hfty to sixty acres
more could with small expenditure. be brought
under cultivation. the hsishee Oh 'he i-aau Is VIC"
set in TAX. -.
dwelling nearly vew. containing four rooms, aha
the usual out l,adings and well OF exc lient "a,
ter in the yssd The location 10 very healthy. ana
the society good ~
A great bargain can be purchase privately. IL
immediate az plicaton be made TO the suoscrioer-
IL sold privately. due notice will be given
RO q LYME. Auet,,
efio in Basement of Metropolitan Hail.
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TRY GOODS -AstoDishing low No q

~ Main street JOSEPH STRAUSE.
Cheap Goods, from =uct0n-Blua. Green and
BioEu Berage tor Wells, ut 20 cent?, selling a.
oth I places - CENTS; Ladies Belts at 8 cents;
Br1Ea Linen, at ~ >. Nc. worth double the money
suitable Tor Bays sud Mems wear English Meri-
ma A. ~ &C; Scotch Plaiis, 22I, cts Black Sill
5J cts: d few more Linen ard cheap MarJeiles. B0-
sous lett. at i cts; asst nI7hiug cheap Ch OK au0
CayabriG Muslin. 10 c's aud upwards olaia and FIG
ure De Lsines. l2t. cts nud highe French Me
rin9 aud Golored SiiBs, AT half their value; excel
leut quality KID Gloves 37ts cts; black white and
mixed ausa 10 cts pair; swiss and Cambria Col
lars the cheapest in the city; Seryai aud Bed
Blankets, q Per cent less than cost; brown and
h4aehod Cotton, at all prices. &c IF you want
cheap Goods Of any kind, remember No q Main
str..t fs Il JOSEPH STRoU SE
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JANUARY, 1889 !!


With full stock full force. aud unabated energies,
are making ready iOE ne coming season. aad with
= view Of cutting down stock, and making some
iuprAyeuCHrs In their waTe-fCOmS also 10 give
themselves e{50tc room for the spring campaign,
tlry will from this time offer everything at large
discount upon regular market rates until the open
iGG Of the season
Never has SO RAE opportunity been presented
II the great buying public Of laying III their sup
plies Tor either winter summer, as their eSsort
ilent 10 large, fresh and we'll assorted
For the first time in their business history. ia
SOM DEPARTMENTS they VIII commence THEIR OWN
iNp1gf.TIoNs the ensuing spring, and parties may
rely ON arrangements made, that every article
selected the other SIDE Of the pond will be, in fabrc
and quality unsurpassed and in style and elegance,
eIua 10 Anything brought to the country. Every
departineut about their Is ablishnent Will be
PLACID In the hands OF ludicious and experienced
hands 50 that their customers shall have every
facility and advantage which the experience and
obsSrV walton OF years uas given them. "a It's
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Dy A u. Williams, Auct.
FRAMED HOUSE ardLOT on RaK

FRAMED HOUSE and LOT on BAKER
L STREET. AT AUCTION On WEDNESDAY
9Th March, at O'Clock P NJ. upon the pren ises'
VIII be sod. a nsw Framed House and o. on south
sce baker street, in rear of the residence of Mira
Prenfiss'. 1t il a well built house. with rooms
and kitchsn. The iotis 25xl.0 feet The whole pre-
misses ara in ptrect order and will nett good per
centum, npon what pr obably VIII 3 II for
TERMS 'ne-thir1 cash; balance at ard 8nontbs
with interest," ard secured by trust d ed purchaser
opay taxes l. SO d WILLIAMS.
,
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PA NOS, 90.
---ll- - e--.-.- =
ux s--lz. FIRST PREMIUM GRAND

.r.sk2e2.r~~A,m rlhsE PhEMiUM GRAND
E5ssy AND SQUARE PIANOS -a,aa5
N u n 0and square Piano Forte Warerooms
General depot OF foreign ard Auleri.
can Nh &c. Musical Instrument and all ether arti
cles heior ging 20 Musical Warrh use b, {, rIIie
z co; No Est hrrad street. between Third and
Foarih s'rFrts, edmond, Va The nnaersianeJ.
at thet quest Of "a any Southern friends. have "a.
tail sh'" ID 'tuned in Fchmcnt No 23I Rroad
street b TIVE ~ 81 and 4th ats a PIANO Fna-
NAhEi 91N, ~ hcre in addition to otr ext.psiy.
stock oI tI&AU FORTEs we offer for sale
sens' - tssnFfmtrt Of FOREIGN AND ANERI.
CAf. MUSIC of iae most popular composers Mu-
s.h tnsitAnehts OF all kinds. and those articles
geut taiiy @bt.h appertain 10 first class musical
establishment semnarisa, Academies ins titutlors
OF isarn,nR &C will lind 1t to their advantage to
oral with us, as we are prepared ia sell M usic c
ut MOI theru prices, and they will thus save the
freight between Il IL city aud the ORTIZ Thu bust
nces w be condut ted under the name ar ST. lie OF
0.EHBE co.
guarantee ID given of every instrument for five
yeats nom TIE time oi purchase and the privilege
OF exchange within six men bs after date of sale il
accorded All ordsrs viii De promptly and faithful
lyexeCuted
Our terms arc moderate. and liberal discount
will be pste for ca. h
Tuning PROMPTLY attended 70
Old Pianos taken in exchange and hired at low
rates "
The pnbhc are respectfully invited 10 give us n
eau bel re- purchasing elsewhere as We are deter
mined not 20 be uBderznld.
1. 2j-C 3m GIHI,E Il co Richmond Va