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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-26
"The Old Raleigh Tavern"

The burning Of the old Raleigh Tavern-a
building TO which was attached 90 much Of histo.
ric intersst-has already bean alluded " in these
columns. We extract from the Richmond Index
an interesting article upon the event:
The late destruction, BY Ere, Of the Old Raleigh
Tavern at Williamsburg, like the burning of William
andNaIy College. must have sent something like a
pang TO many . Virginia heart. The late event, I'M
like the former, IL aaite irreparable. Prompt steps
were taken, on the destruction Of the College, to re-
build and rcinstate 1t, This has been done, and now
lis capacities for usefulness are perhaps greater than
before. But who can :rcstore the old.-.Rale,ghg Its
glory lay in .ths associations clinging around the ven
cradle form. Once burned, there is
That can ia xht relumr..
II has passed sway-probably by the hand of some
vile incendiary, whose DECEASED and degraded exis-
tence has besa marked By . deed which should damn
him 70 everlasting iAfa1y. We cannot believe that
any Virginia hand was rsised against this noble land
mark Of our great past-shat any one"to the manner
bora" applied the torch 10 an object which was the
pride and glory Of our soil. Ifsuch, however, be the
fact,-if the man whOdestroyed the cid Raleigh Tav-
ern, beh Southernsr and . virgiaias,- he has done
adeed which should outlaw him eternaily from his
birthright, and discover him forever from the soil of
Ip the broad limits of the old Commouwealth there
wag hpt one restiRe Of the past which could dispute
With che Raleigh Tavern for the palm OF historic in
tefesE That was the ruin Of the Church at James
town. Thslr claims did net clash, however. They
were, each representatives. Of . great epoch, aud a
magnificent epic. The Jamestown ruin was and is
the memorial Of Smith, and Pooahostas, aad the old
glorious days Of the 6rt settlement, when q band of
Bngiisbmsn, our fathers, came to root them selves, in
sp!ta q daagsr. famine. aed every obstacle, in the
are tho living nonamshts Of . graad period and an
heroic r~Aess--ai honor TO them. Bat the Raleigh
vas sqsally The majestic memorial Of sublime events.
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sANFoRDS LIVER INVIGOEAToE,
COMPOSED IN TlRELY FROM GUNS,
NEVER DElIlLlTArES.
PTRIFIEs TIE BLOOD,
rtfltIFIES THE BLOOD,
plkIFIkS TIE BLOOD.
CURES SICK HEADACHE.
CURES DYSPEPSIA,
CURES FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
CURES COMPLAINTS,
CURES CHRONIC DIAl:I.IltEA
CURES CIIOLIC,
CURES ~FLATULEHCY,
CURES COSIIvENE>S.
Ct'RES BILIOUS ATTACKS.
Soc advertisement In nnoihcr column. Ilccli-2Tn
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Trustees Sale OF Land in Franklin 20.

Y virtue OF n deed of trust executed by Isaac Jones. Jr +,
~ saac III. Jones, trustee, 10 secure the payment uf two bond,
therein mentioned inc 10 said Isaac Jont-, lr, and recorded IN
Franklin Count, Court clerks Office, the VI day of Ocinl.r
is54, (and trwhich decd the undersigned VIA. is an or Ter o.,
the Count. court of Frankiin, pronounced the 9TH ,Ly ot Ia.
ccmbcr, lsj9, substituted ms trustee in thu place of HE said I>anc
NJ. Joncsl | shall, on the llth day OF NtlAk 1860. uIrI,
the PROMISES, proceed 10 sell, by public auction, for cns.L, u tract
of land wing in said county of Franklin, brlonging To the ,at
Isaac Jones. Jr, known rs the BUFFALO tract, and a.ippinin,
the lan.is of Harvey Clayton and others, containing 900 acres
more or less. Persons wishing Ia purchase eau ascertain tIu,
quality of saii land by inquiring Of prisons residing in the
ntlghborhood, or of the undersigned mt Rocky Mount. FrunLGu
County. dec 9-1m q. i. DENNIS, Trustee
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Powerless for Evil-Potent for Good.
nTsN> WHEN pain or Inflammation Is present, aud Brand
VIZ retb's Pills ar. used, they nj once seiEe upon the bu-
mofs which are the oceasion of the pain and Inflammation, and
remove them IRON Tie body. This quality Of alone seizinz
hold. and causing the expulsion OF depraved humors is possess
ei by no other medicine. For Brandrctb's Pills operate solely
upon those impurities which surround and affect The tissues and
organs affected by disease. BY SATrRAL AFFINITY, THEY sEIzE
THESE III NoIs, BEr AUsE TIEIR LIFE Is BELOW THAT or THE SUR
BOUNDING rAKrS, aud expel them from the body. Young poo
pie cannot, but middle aged and old people can, In a measure,
appreciate that medicine which, being used In sickness, acts
only upon the cause Of disease, and which has no power except
upon those humors whose presence produces every pain, and
wlose removal removes every disease. Whatever organ 10 af-
frcied, there these wonderful pills penetrate, am, remove impu-
rifles from thus preventing settling OF the hnmors, because
they are removed from the body. In rIcumatsm, feSers, plcu-
r'ies, pain. in the side, dyspepsia, head aches, costirene.s,
asthma, colds, coughs, sore Threats, piles. ulcers, bois, they
give immediate relief; and taken early, prevent organic dis.
ease. Maladies, pronounced beyond human skill, have yielded
81 their influence and millions OF human lives have been saved
b! their timely usc. Oh! how important In sickness 10 use that
medicine which only extinguislcs the disease, aud leaves no
evil effect behind. Sold nj DIR. Brandreth's Principal Office,
No. zl Canal street, New York, and by all Respectable dealers
Ia medicine. [iec lG-dlm
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ATTENTIey, RIFLE CREYS!

tALL on the Treasurer pro. tenn, Il. +. LATHAM, at N
- Owens Office, immediately, and deposit with him flo-l
me materials, trimmings, Sc., OF your uniform. All who ',sr
!" nave Their uniforms made by the tailor, will leave their nrA
sarts with tlias. j. kainc, 1879 Main Street, by the lh Of JAn'
AIRY. A. r. BIGt,EHS. Jg, Captain.
xM. r. TuRrIx, LIST Ssrg't. [i,c zll-
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ATTENTION!

4 LII ACCOUNTS READY FIRST JANUARY, lsG'.-M
IN friends viii please remember that our collecting stHsHn '
close al hand, aud tha; they IRE expected to call IN and sc.;c,
or pay when called upon.
lind that 1t is exceedingly important that should be sHcth
prompt In ali my payments; and that 1t will be impossible i'
m" l." maintain that desirable and important character. uncs,
lrcIuire pronpf PIyA.en l.. l.. ARMlSrEAl,
dee 2lts (ktiD No, 40. Main st. LyucIIbnry Va.
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FACTORY MEN AND PLANTERS.

WOULD beg leave to inform Manufacturers and Plai.,i
Il that | have an unusually largc stock of Wool, SAXON J
ani Son HATS of cheap but excellent grades, which "niG
be sold at reduced rates Also, d good stock OF CARS W hn h.
various qualities suitable far fat Try or plantation use, tos'n
with Pegged Brogans, Boots. and Sewed Brogans, when y"
be offered at lower prices than heretofore.
dec 2l-ts (ieD copy) No. 1I0, Main Street
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Commissioners Sale of Valuable Nee RAGS

virtue Of u dccrctal order Of the County Cour, Of Ann,
ID maiiox county, pronounced nj Ills December term. ISL /
as Commissioner appointed therein, on TUESDAY,, the ID Lev az
January, 1850, shall, ut public auction, ia front Of tr Mntsrt
House, In tho city of Ls uchburg, proceed 10 sell EIGHT VAL
girls. ~
TERMS: a credit Of six months will be given (cxcept 81 mu,h
cash Ms ma, be necessary 10 pay the expenses di sale tr, bur-.
chaser giving bonds with good security interest addict.
l.. y. LUCADO, Commissioner
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Wanted. 10 Hire.


A oE.fANF MAN ~ attend Nh O1lce. An old man. VII
"A could he had ut Reasonable hire, In consideration If ligt'
dulles, would be prefurred. For further information alpl al
the ~Nirgipun Office. (~Ierii-dl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-26
The OxYgenated Bitters,

1~s s-NATrEE, IN her great la'raiory, has stored some
W. remedy adapted 10 every disease which " flesh is heir
To- But it requires the investigation and research Of the phi
lpsDplher to discover AMI apply his remedy. such research and
Investigation has succeeded in discovering a remedy Nr that
most adjective dispcnsailon, the DYSPEPSIA! with all its less
or and numerous evils; and 1t may be safely asserted Tint until
The appearance Of the Orygendtei Bite,s "A case Of Dyspepsia
cured, was II rare experience In medical practice. Now under
The influence OF these Bittors the ruc is to cure, the rare excep-
ton, failure Ia cure.
lead the following, which the subscriber requests us To pub
lish ior the benefit Of the afflicted:
Ia OIRLTdte and Hretetdte case II DYSPEPSIA CURED
BY 7HE OX}GEN1 TED BIT7ERS,
The following from u gentleman wcll-known III the region In
which he lives ought 10 satisfy all those of little faith:
MAtEHTowS, n. ,July 2H, 1858.
sETu w. FowLE 4 Co., os;on,-sirs-Nin years since l
was attacked by that curse of nil diseases, Dyspepsid, which ~,
affected me as 10 cause great oppression, iuincss, and hioains
oi the bowels immediately infer cnting, accompanied " III Ter
rlble pains III the stomach. often questioning nausea, Vomiting,
ncidlis, and headache, together with general debility aud sui.
icring, altogether rendering life II burthen.
hner ha,tng tried every known remedy without effect, anil
dcsparns of ever rcgaining my lost health, WIS induced To-
make use of the oxygcnaicd Bitters, the good effects of which
were Immediately visible on my health aud system. Before
using IL whole bottle | was entirely cured; and feel "A pleasure
in inducing all like sufferers as myself To make use of this re-
markable remedy. THEO.
Prepared 10y =. W. FoWLE IL co, losros, and for sale by
William A. Strotler " Co., and John II. Seay, ~l1nchburg; n.
&. Tugh, Campbell &. H.; and by all Druggists and dealers in
medicine throughout the city anal country. dee Is I'm
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BenZine.
tSESZiNE for removing grease from cloth, for sale by
'11 dec Is J. II. THOMPSON, Druggist
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NOTICES


MY THE undersigned will prepare DEKDs, CONTRACTS,
GCE WILLS, 1c., upon short notice.
,-ni a9-t, wM. d. BRANCH
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HOllowav'S Pills
To the Afflicted.

10 the Afdlct6d.
afISc ToRMENTED with Pain. and scorchcl with fcvers,
va as we know you ARE, and impatient as such affections
mr i necessarily make you, we beg that YOU will compose your-
self one moment, that We may learn the extent Of ,onr mala
dies, and oher yuu, II W. can, n prescription for their CURE
Are YOU u p!spePtic, aud has your stomach refused To perform
its functions Till your strength has failed and life has become IL
burdent II 81, We offer you, in BAkER's PREMIUM BITrEIs, 4
never falling remedy! for your life. Are YOU troubled with rcr-
s"us headaches, and dimness Of vision incidental thereto? Then
resort To BAKkEs BtTIEEs MS Your only hope. Are you suffer
Ing from eonsiipatssi bowels and torpid liver? BAkrns Pr
MUM BtTTEus viii ar,use both and give them that vitality so
essential to health, Have YOU delicate females ana lcelhing
children, who have lost all relish for food, and are hourl, vast
Ing awayf BAkHR's BITlEKs, the most valuable tonic ever dis
covered, VIII strike at the roof Of their diseases and soon give
them appettes and strength. do you live IN u section where
ngue and fever hold continual sway Y II 80, yon may laugh at
these diseases and defy their power, provided you us regularly
BAHERs BiriERs. Diarflira, tho,iu, Cholera Morbus. and all
other Diseases, arising from lniigestions and improper secrr-
tt'ns rapidly yield /" the health giving influence of this great
medicine, which Is now sold throughout this country. by Drag
g'sis generally, aud Is more extensively used than any other
bci're they were offered 10 the rest of the world, and. now thai
utcy are known Hnd appreciated. tr proprietor desires that all
who need their and may have 1t at moderate cost. Price only
30 cents per bottlr,
For sale by all the Druggists in l~ynehburs, and by al the
Principal Druggists Ia The eli! oi Richmond, and elsew here m
virginia; also, OF MessrA thaa Stott N Ca, W ashingion city,
u. w.; r. ii. stablcr N Co., Baltimore, Md. ID. B. Miller, Cow
ington, NY and Barnes n Park, N. \.
ordcrs hiled by addressing 4. BAKER, Proprietor,
oI sS-u@cS Riclnlond. Na.
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N glass, tin, and ~loose-Engli-h Currant Jelly, CO.'S nn
Il tine. with printed directions Tor making Jeli,-fie "
Oil. MaccaronL, Arrow Root Broma Cocoa, Chocolate, A, u
Root Crackers, Barley, Sage, Gum Drops WIN nnnS
dee as41 Drug sior't
A NLiV OILS.-2N box $ urine choice OILS, for sai'"
Oaug i2-d.s EDMOND, DAVENPORT ~ Co,hl'h""'
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SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTUaR DAYS.
Valuable Land for Sale
COUNTY

OFFER for smic the tract of land near the Big Lick Pc
Il noke County, iatei. occupied by Doet. ian,ion Hi1,s a,
contains about loo acres Of TIL best quality of Land in ~,
neigIiis,rhnad, which Is we'll known for Its fertility is uitb'n
mite of tc Bug Lick Depot On the Virginia and lem.
Sas Railroad; has rt"u IL u Unwilling HOUSE win 49,.
Lii. rooins ani II cessafy out houses, II good Onlte viii. ,n a
ruoins, Stable, Com Crib, &c, Ike, aud is u most dtsirNIl. ~, Wv
dencc for an, one desiring u Farm Of that size md r.la,,,Is
10 a ih. stefan, being in The midst 81 Il lopuIous and xrait'!!
nciglibui hood. The terms will be liberal und made kt,nn" ~
application Ia he subscriber al Big Lick Post Office. If M, ,
previously disposed Of at private sale, oi which due n,tirt ua
be given, VIII olcr the place nj public auction on MONDAY th.
2nd Of January, leGU, nj The Big Lick Depot.
dec 3 didofs WILLIAM WATTs
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Grover & Bakar'S-

n ~ CELEBR ArEp FAMILY SEWING MAuAINHs, 40 Broad
We way, New York, and Isl Baltimore Street. Baltimore.
A NEW S~TYIE-PRlCE xJO-HEMMEkS % EXTRA
This machine sews nom two slspIs, an purchased from the
stor, requiring no rrwinding of thread. 1t Hens, FEELS, Gath
es aud Stitches IN n superior style, finishing each steam by It's
own operation, without recourse 10 The hand needle. us Is re-
Qurcd by other machines. 1t will 10 better and cheaper sew
ing than n seamstress can even If she works for one cent an
hour.
Send for n circular j. T. DAVIS Il Coz
may 3-dta Agents. Ly ncl,burg.
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Fine Scans,
English, French. and American Mustard

DROWN INDso SOAP, Honey Soaps all grades, NV ,
ID Soap, Giycirena Soaps, Palm Soap, just to hand ana =
sale by iarc 22-tsl j. II. THOMPSON, Drngsis'
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Lockets, Breast Pins, Finger Rings,
Watch Seals. Cha,ns, &c.

together with a great variety of Plain anil Fancy Cases,
public have an o poItunity Of securing III. 81 humble tokens
regard BY calling at Bliss Photographic Gallery. No ~ Ms
Street, Iymlhbnrg, Va. u. n. BLISS,
Lynciburg, Doc. ~, 1859. photographic
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Great Reduction in the Price Of On!
GAADS

~ stock embraces Sacks, Talmas, Hoods, Nnblas, Gatf
" Gantlcts, Shawls, Fictorincs, Socks, Stockings. lnfanlt'
Basiues, Gloves. dc, ai of which VIC will now sell ut fnA'
reduced prices, and many of them AT COST. For bargains a
at the Ladies' Trimming and Fancy Store, 1876 Main stree,
dec 21la 1T : t# l.. A. IL I. KlNSE1
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PRESENTS

M HAT Is there moro acceptable or appropriate. as u li"!
W day 0fn, than "a GOOD 1.Ik ENh.SS, preiliy encascif
The indetsigncd having in store and for safe a fine assert
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Butter Butter.
Oh Kegs and ferkins Mountain Butter (soine Of which ia
~ very hne) just received aud for sale by
dec LEE. ROOKIE 4 90
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-21
LEGAL NOTICE.
The State of Ohio, Portage County, IS.
Alexander Cameron -s
CIVIL ACTION

}CIvIL ACTION.
John T. Childs. )
John 7. CHILDS, defendant, will take no ice that
y the 2Oh day of August, A. D. 1859, Alexander Cam
eon, plaintiff in the above entitled case le his petition
in the oce of the clerk of the court of pleas
within and for the county of Portage, Ohio, which said
petition is still pending therein, setting forth that tn
18Th day of June, D. 1885, at Pittsburgh, in the State
of Pennsylvania the defendant executed and delivered to
plaintiff his certain writing obligatory in the penal
of $780, conditioned for the payment to said plaintiff
in year date thereof the of $780, 90,
with interest nj ten per cent. annumha afterwards
said 18th Gay of June, A, D. 1885, the said defend
executed and delivered to plaintiff mort gnge deed
of certain lot of land situated in the village of Ravenna,
and county of Portage known the norh part lot No.
81 in said village The is marked and numbered
the plat thereof particularly described in said
mortgage duly recorded in the proper Records of said
county, book i3 pages l50 Isl and 52that afterwards
the 30b day of June in the year aforesaid the sad
plaintiff and defendant mutually cancelled said writing
obgatory-reduced said Indebtedness to the of S.,
procure William Frazer of the city Pittsburgh
execute his written rrosory note payable TO The order
defendant from the date thereof in $780,,
o. and that the said defendant should also then and there
endorse aud deliver the plaintiff; all of which he
the said Frazer and defendant then and there
evidences the balance Of ard the identical indebtedness
which said mortgage given to secure: and that said
of 90 is due and unpaid. AID is a
bona fde lien upon said mortgased premises Asking
Judgment against said John T. Chds for S15e000, and
interest from the Both of June A D. 1859; for sale of
said mortaged premises in default of due payment there
on, and other relief
Defendant will also take notice that unless he shall
plead to SAID petition by the third Saturday after
the 30h dav of September A. D. 1885, judgment will be
taken against him on default
TAYLOR & WILLARD, Atrys for Pl'ff.
0l 100 O1-6T
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MORSES
INDIAN ROOTPILLS,

VNHE reason why people so distressed when sick
and why SO many die, is because they do not get
medicine will pass the afflicted parts and which
will open the natural passages for the disease to be
ou hence large quantity of food and other is
lodged and the stomach and intesnes literally over
flowing with the corrupted mass; thus undergoing dsa
able fermentation, constantly mixing with The blood
which throws the corrupted matter through every vein
and artery until life is taken from the body by disease
Dr. Morss PILLS have added to themselves victory upon
victory, by restoring millions of the sick to blooming
health and happiness Yes. thousands who Lave been
facked tormented with Sickness pain and anguish and
whose eebe frames have been scorched by the burning
elements of raging fever and who have been brogbt
were within step of the seut stand ready
testify they would have been numbered with the
dead had it been for this great and wonderful medi
cine, Morses Indian Roo Pills. After two doses
had been taken, they astonshed andabsolutey
prised in witnessing their charming effects Not only do
they give Immediate and strength and take away all
sickness pain and anguish but they at go work
at the foundation of the disease, which is the blood
Therefore, it will be shown, especially by those who
these Pills. that they will cleanse and purify that dis
ease-that deadly enemy-wll take its fight ana the
flush of youth and beauty will again RETURN and the
pect of long and happy life will cherish and brghteE
your days.
MoRSE's INDIAN ROOT PILLS are sold by Isasc
Swift and c. Hatch Ravenna, and all dealers in medicines
B. L. JUDSON, so Leonard street, New York, Sole
Proprietor.
VIM. NUDGE & CO.. Proprietors of Trasls's Magnet
ic Ointment, Eearlville, Madison Co.. N. Y, Genera
Agents. to whom all orders must be addressed.
PRICE, s5 cents per box.
June g. lS59-1y
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DEMOCRAT.
RAVEN MA, OHIO.
Wednesday Morning 81. 1859.

cassi ghou ne!itating midnight in grave yard
he ghtens the hiIary of this song by putting it into
dead language for the comfort of our readers.
The sits
On the stone,
Aad his black wing fits
U'er the milk-whitc bone;
And and fro,
AS the night winds blow,
The carcass of the aSsas sin swings,
Aud here alone,
On the
TIE raven flaps his dusky wings:
The feIters creak,
And his ebon beak
Crnaks to the close of the hollow sound,
Aud this is the tune,
BY the light of the moon,
To which the witches dance their round.
Cnrvus insat
Patibulum
Ais plaudat
Os lactrum-
Cadaver hue
Sicar illuc
So noctis jactat in Habre
Et per solus
Penns corvus
Circumv, lat patibulo
Crepat ferrum
Ejus ro,trum
Ad creptun occinefet
Lucente luna
AGh hos saga
Modulos orbe saltaret
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-21
FOR SALE.

ENii, The Dwelling House and four of land oc-
- cupied by the subscriber is now offered for
sale reasonable 1t is situated the west side
of Chestnut street. distance south of the Court
House, is II orouphiy built Of the best materials and
pains expense has spared to make it pleasant,
nien and ufnrta lr a good sell of neyer-fiil-
ing and csteTu under the roof. wood
ouse smoke hoise and ice house, conveniently al
tached Asn large Horse 3a! n arringe House and
sheds for pigs poultry aud cisern for watering
stock The lei ard gard is in high state of cuva-
on good bearing oclard, and SO vnurg trees of vnr-
kinds from The Rochester N Y. Nursery. Also,
for -ae rent house Hnd lot joiAng un Chestnut
street. so by l7s feet hack, with good well,
horse tarn fruit trees &c. &c. For far partcula
enquire of the subscriber, VIM Wtiswouh and Fl
Y. keele, Esq; ;rrs ALBERT AUSTIN.
Ra emma, Oct Orb, 1861
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GEO. HALLS New Stock szsssss,::sszyza

GEO. HALLS New Stock s5sssszsfiy5sA
~ of Piano FoRrRs, MELoDEoSs, GUI- NJ q 5 81
INSTRUCTION Books, STOOLS CovEIs Dus~rns ant
GUITAR STRINGS, all OF lie best quality and ut The lowest
rates for the opening trade ls59-at Ravenna O.
RAVEN, BACON & CO.'S PIANOS, N. Y.
satisfied after thorough investigation into the
comparative merits OF some ten of the best New York and
Boston makes. the most desirable Pianos in market
With so years quiet and Underwriting effort to
produce piano without aut in the Judgment of the
most refined musicians, TIE
knvcn, Bacon 81 Co. Piano is a Gem, q
symmetrical Beauty, a M odeI of
Music without Noise!
Its beautifully soft and liquid tones greet the cultivated
ear with the most exquisite delight and the listener sell
dom goes away without say ing. Il wish had Piano
DON'T buy Piano until you are satisfied you are getting
good one Don't think that because Piano is cheap,
you are getting bdrgdor that because il is high priced
you necessarily get good ore.
BN- GOOl ADVICEt-Have the Piano set up in your
parlor, possbeook at it, Try it. get the opinion of
good judges. Buy of some responsible person
home possible These superb Instruments furnish
to customers at low rates. and most sincerely hope
that eforta to furnish good, reliable Panos Melo-
deons, &C. will be duly appreciated and time and money
saved.
Child & Bishops Melodeons,
great variety of 61 ocaves very good substi-
tute for u P ano.
HALL & SONS GUITARS.
very superior article, wslranted,-and by the way
ladies and gentlemen, why don't you learn to play
the Guitar 1t is very convenient and fashionable in
| strument.