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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-01-13

DRUNK One OF our m3>t distinguished
citizens visited indianapolis the other day, in
company with a relative from Ohio, and call
ed upon the Governor. That functionary
was 50 much under the influence of liquor
that he could scarcely walk-a condition it
is said his Excellency may be found in al
most any tiue. Such recIta ;, We are aware
are not calculated to add credit TO our al
ready rum cursed State, bat We wish TO place
the odum where ii justly belongs Shelby
rIie BanRer.
The elevating Of men OF drunken habits
and dissolute morals to high places Of trust
and honor, has done much to sanction these
vices serving rs an example for unthinkiBg
and foolish men to initiate or follow. Hence
we account for the great increase of crime in
our Sac Our Peniten.iarv IS now over.
flowing from this cause; and inquiries are
being made as to what shall Je doDe with the
candidates now on the road 10 that recep.a-
Gle oi the vile and corrupt If the Gov
cr or OF the State can get drunk. and even
be elevated 10 that position whist known to
be common drunkard and miserable reck-
less whisky bIoat cam Il | who aspires to
no position Of an exalted character. take
Spree frequently aud imbibe the poisonous
article and still occupy q respectable place
in society - This interrogaiory IS, doubt
less frequently asked by many young and
thou ghtless man. and answered IN the affirm
alive !-Pataau Baaner, uTeeHeasfie
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troy our sons, he cannot 6nd resi- for the sole
of his foot here. Let him pursue an honor
able avocation. and we gladly extend to him
the right hand of hospitable welcome
I agree decidedly with Uncle Adam
"peaceably il we can, forcibly if we must"
We should come to the rescue sound the
alarm of fire, not somebody's house, but some
body's brain. and heart. and soul is being
burned up, and they 50 respectable that their
names cannot be mentioned. This is all
wrong.
A few nights ago, couple of men or boys
from neishboring village, 50 drunk that
they disturbed a meeting in the Starr Hall,
so much that they had to be removed, but 10
''saye the feelings of their parents" their
names were concealed; bat for all this, they
We're known and marked BY many in the
Hall that night. Their responsibility cannot
save them from the odium Justly attached to
such conduct. although they may console
themselves with the idea that they can drink
again, and their names not be exposed. but
this is deusive phantom? What better are
means at ten cents a drink at "kertley's Ho-
tel" than their brother who is but step
bevod, and obtained his at low dogrerv at
five cents drink Both are divested Of their
manhood and ought TO stand upon their own
intrinsic merits, not be estimated by the
length Of their purse, or the responsibility of
their parents.
Uncle Adam" what questions have you
TO ask with regard to those private social par
ties where wine has been handed round as a
beverge? Is there not something to do therel
will their rcspectability shield them from
censure? So long as they go to meeting twice
a week to the white house, and avoid mirsng
with the worlds people in the Temperance
meetings. vii! they escape public notice. So
far as that IS concerned, it may screen them,
but one thing is certain = the wine drank
there will kindle or keep alive the appetite
already kindled, surely as iii was drank
at one of the most degraded of the liquor
looms. Then. is it not time to come out bold
ly and reprove sin in high places as well as
low, especially as the low are but the legiti-
mate results which grow out of the associa-
tons which are tolerated. aye, encouraged
by those whose social position shield them
from the impartial scrutiny with which the
eye of truth and rish; looks on all that is
wrong, no matter BY whom it is perpetrated.
Reader, pause and think what you have to do
in this matter, ii you would surround
your children with those moral Influences
which will preserve them from temptation.
ample field for thought and action. There is
missionary work at home that will repay ian
hundred fold.' Then let each one help ex-
tinguish the fire that is raging in our midst.
NJ. +. Thomas.
Richn2a7, Jan. 10. SO
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The AILASTIc CABLE.-Great efforts are
now being made By the most influential men
10 have the government OF Grea, Britain Sc
cure the guaranty Of 4 per cent on half a
million pounds sterling. new capital for the
Atlantic Telegraph Company. The move
ment has every prospect of success. and con-
tracts will be immediately concluded for
new cable. aud nsgosiation to secure tbs CO.
operation OF the American Government en-
tered into No attemp. to lift the old cable
will be made until the return of calm wealth
erin April or May. and but little hope is en-
tertained that the operation will be success
ful. Il has been definitely ascertained that
the existing damage Is not at the shore end.
but thai the main fault is abont 27O miles
from the Irish coast. at depth Of nine hun<
dred fathoIas.- Washington Herald.
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- The Lafayette Courier reports the
following ''Goggery riot" in Charlottesville:
The last day of grace given to the liquor
sellers of Craw fordsvills expired Oh Satur-
day, aud the popular soyerei5as of that town
after waiting until last night, for compliance
with their demands proceeded 70 regulate
their domestic institutions by cleaning OUT
every grog shop in The place There were
eight altogether, well stocked with whisky :;
and before midnight, every gill Of the ardeut
not less than forty barrels in all, had licked
the dust. Lhe rioters net with no oppoSI
ton except a. the house OF an lrlshmaR
named kenneday, who had barred his door
and finding it about TO be battered down. hr-
ed shres shots from a revolver. The balls
went whlstlieg through the crowd. but fortu-
nately no one was hIt- Some opposition had
been acquainted and moose had been pre-
pared with the determination TO string ND the
first man who drew blood. Charlottesville
was com pletely saturated with Wabash Ca
tawba this morning and smelt ike an old
topper recovering from hard spree.
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A BEAUTIFUL PARAGRAPH.-The follow
ing lines are taken from Sir Humphrey Da-
vy's Salmodia: i envy no quality of the
mind and intellect in others, be it genius,
power. wit, fancy but if ] could choose
what would be most beautiful, and | believe
mos. useful to me, should prefer firm
ligious belief to any other blessing: for it
makes life discipline Of goodness; breathes
new hopes, varnishes and throws over the
decay, the destruction of existence, the most
gorgeous of all light; awakens new life even
10 death, and from corruption and decay calls
up to glory and divinity; makes an instru-
ment Of torture and shame the ladder Of as
cent TO Paradise and far above all combin-
atoms OF earthly hopes calls up the most de-
lightful visions Of palms and amaranths. the
gardens Of the bIest. and security OF everlast-
ing Joys, where the sensuaIist and skeptic
view only gloom, decay, annihilation aud
despair.
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Corn and Feed Mill!

FL ANlNG peri eted my Feed Mill | woa.l say to
II farmers and otAers, that pr epared to
furnish them VITA Mills for the small SO that
Will grind from three 10 tuUr bushels OF good feed
Per heur, with a one horse power. Full half Of
tae teei from this mill use eauugh for table
The simplicity, eheapae duEaoIIty Il this Mill
MAKES ~ preiera0te to al others in use. The
srndsFs are 60 couSirueed that when they become all
they can be taSea out. saarPened and replaced w4h
oat Httie tTouolei ana whea entirely be
rehtted wita aew cues -. / furnish Horse
fe"ers suitable Tor the Mil Tor s50 and whch
swer Tor any other parpoSe the nay desire
uaNlns 9IsqoSe4 u the right ior all vi United
states except Ia cana To Asr Hull OF New York vail
sci! County klsats tAs State al fair Prices ana on
able
ANY person shtns to engage in the manufacture al
inquiries tFon distance VIII De promptly attended
by addressing the under signed who is also auth,r.
by Ar. HUI 70 maAe ether territory
All kinds Uf Asohiue done at short notice ana
in the best manner. Address,
W. d. WILSON.
Rlehlla-a, Ird.
Dec. -, 1855 zEf
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MILLINERY GOODS, sc.
Valuable Farm for Sale.
In Hendricks County, Indiana.

'sNiE undersigned offers tor su!, ms large ghly
~ Improved FaruI, o-atcd Tue urA.eI I,usI,
miles from panvily- ltHc county scat aaA uilvS
from Csrtersburs. oa the Iesrs IIau;e aud ica.ruuI
talfroad i&ls farm contain, 80 acres IS
ana IN high state Ut eut .yAc Uu AM J4e
under fence aud well eet Ia grass The soil
very best quality, iJu beng in the " hite La
"oottoms, and the whole tract l. well wattrvd
The buildings consist Of nearly frame Dwell
ling two stories height, and containing raoris
--an excellent Sp'Ing House NTH good Cellar lar
6r10IrN-a Carnage House, and other hu
in5s- IL OF the very best Farms. a6out TIE
most desirable locatlon fuc residence
snd w be sold at REASONABLE rates per
take 1000 down, and the balance three equal an
uual payments.
Application msy be made to the Editor Of the
"Heniricks County Ledger IN Danyiile or to the
subscriber on the premises
OLIVER + GAAR.
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ocEh' Richmond, Wayne County, Indiana January l3 1859

meii tor a prIce. Iney are at present resld-
ng in Toronto.
The father is irretrievably broken up. not
withstanding the sale of his own daughter,
and as for the lawyer who bought her we
have lively hopes. ere long. of reading an ac-
count of his hanging Bucyrus Journal
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REv. DR. DArLr- Our readers will learn
with more profound regret than surprise that
Dr. Daily. of the State University, spent the
most OF last week in this city. so much under
the influence ofintoxicating Of liquors as to be
seen staggering in the streets, and TO demean
himself IN a rude manner in the Union Depot,
offering insults 10 an unprotected female
For the latter. he made acknow Judgements to
the friends of the female and the officers of
the depot. and for both he viii be brought
before a committee of the Church, at the ear
iie>t possible moment. We forbear comment
for the present, further than TO say, that tho
DR.. Daily has long been suspected of free
use of intoxicating liquors, be has managed
70 blind the authorities Of the Church SO far
as to eluIe detection The habit has, how
ever. been growing upon him. until conceal
ment Is no longer possible. His friends in
the city and ia the State. are deeply morti-
fed over his couiset in the city last week.
the details Of hich are too revolving for pub
lication.-Iaaiaaa american. Jaa- 7.
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S A E LIS.
Floral Hall Farm.

Miles .Horh Of Hsmtiiton, Butter Co, o.
ACRES Superior rich soil. 81 acres woodan : fine
timber good HrGse, rooms, cjstern. spring house
xooishei, COOL spTllss barn. apHe trees IL
peach cf Ia arourd The house, set
NI;h pears apps PEACHES, piams cherry quinces apri
a fine forest the hous-
900 choice goossbsrry shes in fu braring large mum
of stTlE5errie- acre Of rxsp
70 pear last spring 1000 tuiiug pesc
2O0O current, iO,Nt0
grapes early cherries, $50 ounces. 80
fine cherries AMI several hun red common do. vi large
apres qutnces, pears. &C. &c.- constitutn
esrable fruit in the lying in
sight T.. and Ham and Dayton Railroads, q
adjoining r. and Ham Pike.
For further particu ars enquire OF
W. T, DENNIS,
Real Estate agent
%, 1859 3stf
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J. A N . II O!

E'iE subscriber offers for sale at bargain h, large
nui valuable Farm ! - miles y w. Richmond on thu
W illilms Pike. The embraces valuable
building sites eiegby located and capable Of being sub
Frntt nrtcers. l"ts t;ltieBeH FHsts ami viii lie
sold terms and quantities to who
There is bunired Of wood Land OF
quality te ana its ne location, the quality Of the
soil, Its adaptation 20 the person who
want laud 80 near to Richmond will command general
tention. Apply on the premises To
AARON SNYDER,
Or W. I. DE sNIS. Agent
And Real Estate Auction Richmond, Ind.
Aug IL, 1875.
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BY b :. PARKER.

The year j. iyiu and our hopes are dead
Sweet blossoms. Of the early ~pring-tirne bloom,
Ha withered. and their taiei petals she'd
Upon the breeze, as erst they did perfume.
Bat two, far swaeter flowers than ths.e are gone
That b'oomei within our humble country home,
And never more while time shall journey on
>hsil such fsir b,oss ms to our dwelling come
Oh gentle Sister gentIest Brotherlye
Are sleeping in the chilly church ward clay.
The w of life Is onward stir. bat we.
broken band, are sorrowful to day.
The srrins was here and We fun Of life
And Joy and sport that made cur spirit glad
The sumner came with hiisstui moments rite,
But eer II passed our hearts were bruised and sad
The Autumn shed its 3nwer Of witherei leaves
AMI decked the Earth in many a varied hue.
But We 2 ne and now the Winter weaves
And walls its mournful dirges over you.
Bene,th The shadow of the locust tree
Your Iiitle hands no more are Joined in play,
The rosy sacas no longer
Whose smiles before made su lshine round our way
Upon your voiceless images we gaze,
An give to each +" the tri ute of a tear,
And when we talk Of hopa for coming dlys
We feel, alas that you no more are here.
The year is dying and hopes dead.
That we had woven for the coming years.
When you should pillow up the aching head
And wipe from loving eyes the binding tears.
When you should be the solaee and the stay.
o. the declining years Of those, whose love
H.i clung to you more firmly day by day.
Than 10 aught else beside the 0ne above.
Thenew year comes and a hope is ours,
That when. like waning years this life shall fade
And the life with its eternal hours
Bursts our spirits then, in love arrayei.
Wen moot you in the " land Of life and light
o, bles.e Il thought VIII ere loved ones part
Where sorrow enters not, nor sin nor blight,
To the peace Of that serenest shore.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

ANE HUNDRED ANDONE ACRES lying 3-4 mile
osouth west of the town of Milton 10 cleared
and A. acres of Iod timber land good frame i.ous
well painted and plastered inside; a good Barn and
stable ali in good repair fences good. and good
spras near the house, and Il good young apple Or
ehnrd OF bearing trees, and Cherry and Pear
very healthy location, convenient mills,
Altogether desirable location Tor a residence.
For particulars address: ". +. DENNIS,
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Head Quarters For Trade
For. sale /:

For Sale:
enn ACRES Of beautifully situated rich land IN Middle
wv Tennessee, ling the great Turnpike Road leaf
ing from Nashville to Knoxville portion is cleared
and under gooi fence. Fine Mill privilege Iron and
Coal accessible. Two Of Farm Buildings. good Or
chars Of Prach Apple Trees Land, all susceptible
OF cultivation and rich and productive. Elegant timber
and healthy region Of country.
viii sell the above altogether in smaller quantities
VT. DENNIS,
Real EstAie Agent
June 10, Iaj5.
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Don't Look at This.
Boot & Shoe Making & Repairi q e

THE has purch Dufrain shoe shop,
on Main Street. Meriith House. and having
In his employ tour good workmen IS prepared TO
m order all sizes OF Boots and shoes aud
Women aud Children. AT the shortest
ssibie in and .nti Il IN Customers
from country caIIiug Ia the morning general
take home with them lie has heen
a and mcnier than SO and shoe
and Boot make fer than IS
som. Fine aui ioots hand. Leather, Grocer
les, Goods ani Country produce taken in part
cash will refused. All warrant.
well done.
A good Jour who come recommended Of good moral
and habits, have steady employ other
need apply.
have loaned to some one Book containinr the
minutes advises of london Yearly Meet
ing years The will confer favor
by returning 1t imm di. tely.
ELI GRIFFITH.
Richmond, II tn rao 81 1855. 5Itf
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Wayne Co. Premium Farm for Sale
n WILL sell bargain the celebrated Iurphey
4 in and Joining the town of Milton, lad. 10
Of unsurpassed land large lern brick good
out buitin2s fns fruit, ana Acknowledged
the most desirable farms in Eastern Indiana
Terms W. z. DENNIS,
June n. ISIS. Estate Agent.
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For Sale.

CONS Beautiful lots OF Land from to five acres
~ sat mated one mile nj Richmond the Nation
n Roa l. The above LoJS he bous h five Al
Payneats, with Per cent. interest.
JOHN r. SMITH
g, ISIS
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Wall Paper and Window Shades.

We also keep All kinds Of Wall Paper. which we vii
sell a very low price. and put it on the walls
not surpassed by any. Having had ceRsde )
be experience in paperhanging in the city Of phlla-
delphia, conf ent that give entire
faction both in price and work. Give y csn Small
profits and quick returns is the motto at Ne s. Al
goods delivered free charge in any part of the city
.-ss- shop of Pearl AMI Front streets; Ware.
No. Main street.
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Merchant Tailoring.

IN connection with Of the best general stocks Of
4 pry Goods 10 be fcull 10 the eitv have avery
desirable stock OF Cloths Cassineres SlttnettS Vest
inss Se, and prepared TO IN. IKE up to orisr any
thing in tbs way OF boys wear with neatncss
and patch.
PLAIN or FRIENDS NOTHING well ns Fash
innaslc Garmens pIt u2 aud warranted to BE- ,afi
tory or no sale A call IS solicited
THODEUS WRIGHT.
Sept. 10. 1888 fctf
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On Sixth Street

A NEW BRICK HOUSE, rooms summer kit ghen, Bric
- stable well, eslern collar Sni everything compiet
Depot and a desirable property.
W T. DENNIS, ReIi Estate Agent.
Aug 20. 81
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J. G. W RUSSELL.
RUSSELL g. BROTHER
NyyOuLD respectfully inform their frienis AMI the
w public, that they prepared TO supply


Made NJ home by the best workmen, and of good dry
msterias such terms viii make it u the
of ali to purchase IL. Instead OF Factory made tGrni
ture. We have On hand y large assortment of Sofas
Hair, Cane, Wood, snd split bottom Chairs, bureaus
Bcdsteads Tables, Hat Racks. Whst-No.s, ami fac
everything in the Furniture line. and VIII makct por
der shC notice. anything that il called f1rt
line AZ low prices. We also keep hand large
sortmeut of Cincinnati Furniture 50 that all ear be
....l.L Annairin.- rrrlaotlx a.ta.,.l,A 10
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Boar1 ano Rooms.

A GENTLEMAN and Lady or two Single Cen
~ nrn eau be accommodated with BOARD in private ,n-
iy Ia pleasant, part Of BROUkLlN, near Fulton Ferry n'
que Of IL COLE esq The Office Of the BeekmaH's' io
IT, No IA Beekman-st
BOARD IN LONDON.-Miss COXON, No. 6
ID Golden-squae, Rcg,ut win receive Ladies and Gru'l
visiting London either Tor the day week Her house 10
location. and offers especial sdan ~ those who
wish quiet seni,ei home. aud economic al charges
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Real gsinic for Sale.

NOR SkIF-The two Ell CANT NJ" Drown
UOT-SFs No. II2 ard ne Msdisou,r, biHs r'rh "'s'S
o. g., Nv CT f. ser FIVE st1-.s high brit to IN very
b., rn4r su5 r-pe,e vita every convenience 'nd W" D.
ih ,ns rg.y for occup,fioa BY 'he fir; dr OF MoA news
.-corarnoistins -rspousblr pS'z- For pA'
lar, ARMY ~ g. W FRY ~ l. Chamber ~; i''a' "a H. "
On n f.. foor ofHce Va. ..
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A. }. BLNEcEBs, Auo,!oneer.

Al
I ARGE SALE OF 5cTH aud J9Tu-Sh LOIo -
1 ANTHONY ] BLTFCKER. son Co will se ne A-o.
vn, ON WEDNESDAY, hay a. isoclocs at the heroha"S
Exchange . -. ,,,,
q, ar, SD tine lo south side ~ geo, west Of loth
the grade Just nsht tr building o. per cent can fensh On
bouda and inortsage Maps, &c. at Noa and Pne-st.
rrytual prppettyl O,6SD
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rFw CHnICE yILLA size en the El,t

~ RI Gor sALE-At WHITrsToSF. L. L. OILY orr hpL,
-, W. co,uu.ulicsi ion sno-t h0gfiS ol Z" Ih Ie
6esila water fr,nts tie city. 80" ,.on hf., SOU
s,nti7 10 lie water ard rofrrauiHs tne view"
I'D yrrnr l.s rom the rl,. csg b. ned n desired
go re & ur.Yy S..'s tie unedilte neisnhoT ~ a
aFtRM 81 -y-dye ~ he bs-' sii o. Long In
ii y,.i-r ,r,r the Railroad D. pot FLUSHING ~
-. sye fine bdng .iss ird I'll b si1 o "a
~ an. . f- a,r- A. Tot szi-, dsEals BUiipi'o No
- ~ ysya a. Flr.bns AID Building Loans advanced IL r.
n-i,s tnuivfa ID ;. WILLIAMS, No ~ Chsnb"rs-''
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Cbanrrs for Dusincss Glen.

BAKERY for SALE-In one IT the best thor
ID ou.iars ia ,hr o:y. Apply Coz hrce days 70 b.. Box
n. io0 Tubuue Office
PROPOSALS for the supply Of FRESH BEEF
United States troops stationed az F0 Columbus
and WOOD New ioTk Uab1 Of yraI cJunrncns is. 81
Jane 1872 vii b. received tie ofe u the A. \ C. - For
Ciunif New ioik H4rbJl until the jtl ps'1imc Tue be-
TO b. Of quality IN equal proportions - tore sud hind
quarters tuecs and seHs e,cdd AID o. b. delivered a. Fore
Colrub8 sid Wood such nes AID IN such quantities As may
b. required Proposals viii b. addressed " Is Lieut. H. g. CO
9Th iuautrv 4 a C. 4 Po Columbus. New Yors lliTof anG
;, inicd Proposals r tie supply 81 Fresh Beet" The pro
u oeisd tie olco Tho A. 4. &. y 81 feit To-
.ubus Hafor, the 4h proNmo az 10 Gcsors
4. 20 Eiins, The right 20 r')ect al
rAiavs.n BIDS, TIE contractor furnish i've responsible
cu4. bo sA bud tLen- Ives in the OF Coz each iOf
" tSi,r,-I, &. q. COLE.
49, - Iirrtnnart ath Inf.niry. A. A. Z. ).
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TIVE "BANCO INDUSTRIAL PECUARlO'
az HAVANA Cuba il now ready into Contracts
fr the the Island ct Cuba OF all description
of AT r. ho f rlaiktt and for BreIg aud in order
% e. I'll v.tie- f4ii chance. h- sid Banking Company wiz
ednit prop parties who be able and willing to 'n
u.b e csttlo ull- Cows Sheep and Hogsi aud Transport
them 10 the said Island either By steam or sailing vessels Sach
parties n.ay address the ,..>, oo,.n.,-v
above clearly specifying all particulars as regards description
or 0Usv number weight pTices and terms OF payment
L. else send or appoint To the City OF Havana, wh
fi authority Contract, beng Understood mat
Company would prefer IN mako Contraes S Nd price PEI
head OF b. te weight from ali NIX oss, deye.ed AZ
Tie point 81 plsce where the Company wall desisiie
EDWARD FLASH,
No. 59 Bruld q.
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WONDERFUL IMPROVEMENT in
W GRAND PIANOS.
STFTEWAY SONS invite aud the plblo 10 ssnsrA
coll end examine th-ir new In r-nted OFERSTRiN0
GRAND PIANO whc r.ger and quality q tone IL pro
nac-1 superior other Grand PAfo BY Ill who have
snlI-d en9ug wEoni best musical judges u tue
such T. GDdbeck tn HsslH Editor Of The Musical Re
visvi L. {. Ill., ". 4. KIM " Mason, IL Z. TlnHi IL A
NoleuLsap. A. Il. W I'd, AID Iaauy others.
SrElNWAY SOS3.
Msaur.c.urer. Eo.. - snd 81 Valxsr-,, new York