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Charlottetown from New Brunswick,
giving notice Of the storm twenty min
utcs before il burst upon them.
A destructive gale visited Pictoa,
Nova Scotia, about Ang. LIST, in which
many lives were lost BY shipwreck.
The Prince Of Wales was expected
At Quebec. Il N
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An unsuccessful attempt had been
made 20 poison Garibaldi.
France was intriguing 10 restore the
Grand Dukes Of Parma and Modcna
TO their authority.
The Zurich congress met Aug 81
The proceedings were secret. The
Sandman representatives absented
themselves from some of KS sittinrs. /
The armistice at yillafranca was to be-
till the ratification of peace.
The conference was reported ID Be at 81
dead lock. II was reported that the
red Republicans had proclaimed I'M
Parma, that the Piedincntese were
driven out,and that the friends oil order
were driven out also. .ss3.@ FL n
Serious trouble was brewing IN the
.dukedoms. Secret eIaissarles Of the
fugitive princes we're fomenting dis
cord. The people generally we're Bit
tely opposed to the return of The
Dukes; aud Fafini, tile dictator oil
Mddena, threatened To level the eapital
TO the ground, sooner than see tho
Duke restored BY force,
The Molenese and parmcsians hat
been invited to d monster banquet q
Piacenza 10 discuss these three b iirlts
dethronement oil the FORMER dynastiesi
annexation ID Piedmont, and eonted.
erationWith tuscany and RoInagna, Y
secure q common political and military
action.
Mons Fould had accepted the dicta.
torahlp of Parma.
Cardinal AntoneIii had resigned tht
Presidency of the Council III tonne,
iaribaidl had accepted the command
:of Oil the forces oil the Centraiity.
Franco Will not assist the sell. elected
princes to return, nor allow Austria To
40 il. .5:. .s 5:..5
Garfbaldi had issued d proclamation
and q circular, sil,nitylng thar he was
ready, whenever the people we're, 70
continue tie Narof Independence.
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ENGLAND.

THE Atlantic Telegraph Company.
have decided to make the conductor OF
the next cable of Six copper wires,
t8istetl; and about six times The size Of
those in the old cable. There will be
no outside covering oil tie iron wire,
excepta few hundred miles at tie ends.
The cable was 10 be laitl and i'll work
ing order carly next summer,
the Gooawood races Mr. Ten.
Breeek's horse Starke Won the BEN
timex memorial stake of u 600 soy's
His colt Umpire, by Lecompte, Wenthe.
Nursery stakes. Iqn Brock won
t;25, $50 on the GoodVood stakes.
new Indian loan OF {, tJ00, 900
had been announced, and d Russian
loan of II 4. U0O 900 was in the
market. Do
here were serious strikes among
the London builders. Forty thousand
men we're reported out o [ employment.
l great number of Workmen met In
Hyde Park and resolved to abide by the
.nlle- hours movement. The employers
had held i meeting and Nero. determin-
I.ed to{resist. . I. .. .5z:l
Tie Grand Duke Constantine had
arrived at Spithetd IN N ship 1of-Rar
Parliament was p1oroglea Aug: BE- s..
| q. LeAnox N hYke had been appoint
led Envoy E.xtfaordi binary to gentral
America. Sir Gore 0usel was about
] to Be recalled
A cars,a q I,ielssea English ciiekse
i players were 10 leave England fe
America, Sep I, for i cricket lnaten.
Nj. Bruce had been sent to Pekin
Ito ratif y the treaty with China, and ID
Chinese would be- required to FULL
carry out the provisions thereof
The cholera was reported at london
also at Hamburg and Paris.
banquet was held ON board th
Great Eastern Steamship, Aug. s, i
celebrate hef COMPLETION. She was 1
make d short trial trip and then Il
sail, ii the .mitlateof September, 70
Portland, previous to her being places
ION the Oriental routes. Mr.. lleyet pro
posed To charter her From England Il
America and back for a.. {, 600.
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BRITISH AMERICA.

TINS New Brunswick potatoe crop is
said to be seriously affected With the
rot. Id ! .ssi. A., s<l@:..
At Prince Edwards Island, tie most
violent tornado ever known there oc-
CURED AugA5, tearing up trees and
doing large amount OF damage.
Several cases of drowning were re-
ported. A telegraph was received at
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70 THE BISHOPS OF O.. IS, Il
1ITY AND THE COUNTRY AD-
JACENT. =. -. ~ :.z:s 4. l.S5

"IE txeect from Won eefry exert on TO make
+ v oar r AIR aR Ostohes 5ra and silh hondf+
abis aud respectable 81 cSlftIg yoar w ards
Together aud eneoaIae itg them to present = thu
Far Use beet specimens 81 Stock. Field Crops
Fruit, Vegetables, Farming Implements DfY
Gaeds Fii4iga or Dom sic. Nplursl Gu iasitiest
tt,. ts ar, ute0ti6jls,i ~ l. sts III PfsInitfus,
4. This Is E pxpect o1l yort, as YOU arr iirlnedi.
atfIY Interested Trem vaur calling ard neeies-
stons. 5.2l EDWARD siIp NIER. b
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two sheep iii crossing he entire deserlsa on
,hs sans day, M Dixon, viii. . barge draa 81
ea.ile, passsd- He was highly pIsassd witb MS
success 3 fgF N II
Win ne Inst mail eame Lard Grosyenoli he
,ses epiaying good health, aud spoks ii high
farms o. MY cool tres intns d t'iah.
The Irdhns ore very peaeeabls now. Dr.
Farue1. superintendent ii Indian AifAits has
recently paid them visit
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NfEXICO..

MIRAaIoN had proposed ntax in the
aggregate of $50, 900 per annunl.
Gen. Degollado was at san Luis de-
Potosi, with about 5000 troops under
his command, preparing to march on
tile Gity.of Mexico.
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JAMAIGA.

IA serious riot occurred iii the town.
of Falmouth, Aug 1. Two black.
women were Killed, and several per-.
sons were seriously Wounded.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1859-10-01
AID " ERTIs EN- ENTS
.sTRAYnn..

EsRDM the herfi4Ioy, gsar Jordan Bijdee,
hfee weeks ago, . mils5le SIX d, brawntsI,
ktask Ok ABOUT seven years old hiaIded IL
JAoiiss on tue heer Elf ii and . M ihe near 3hit}
Blag him 70 tlie MouNFAlSEEa OEiee, or Tell lis
wheyeaboat8 amt be REWARDED. 81: CIR
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ITALY.

The American minister at Rome had
obtained Goo for Mr., Perkins, as
compensation for the Porugia affair.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1859-10-01
SPAIN AND CUBA.

SPAIN has resolved to increase her
Qualifications in Cuba. ....
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rnUIr rnEEs ron sALE.

CHOICE and large qnaptity1 superior q
n aaY ihaj I3itaye sFff AiFated for sale. Tie
ttiGsulnies are OF ono nd two yea growth, q q
most % them wsil bfanchet; in thTlltiHess they
are equal 20 any that tlavr ever seeIi & ~. 81
The varieties are those choice kinds thal have
been imported from. Caiiiorni and The Eastern
States. - go -: =: =
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ID a s. Il r. A L N
AND best GOODs.
~ III # 4. 1: II 3 II.
ROGERS, SHROPSHIRE 4 ROSS


SJyTISI III To- call attention ri their largs sssori-
I Y NJ flItllt sof ME CtI "A N1lSF NOV Srrd
5lNf aala Id lie Store recently occupied by @ H.
BAs sIs III 4. II 555s.s L Ss z.:. Il.
I. .Ths people az this CITY ard the Pnhlie gensf-
.aily are assured inAt our Stock oi Goolsctn moi
De sed Is 81 markeL lther fSr quality Of
.elefTjHf 81. b \ ID ss@i.
W b W. 3Elle best val isty and lhe largest as-s
sora fnent " fihe dIess goods ever cpelSdlin this
city. n. s= III
Sglendid Dress silks, Cashmerss, Melipos,
Alpacas. Deliines, Lawns. Gntahans cl.s,n-
bfays JAeoaett and Swiss Masiins, Chatis. RIB
hats, yeiyets, Ctil.oIbe, aud ALI SORTS u uini-
lnilgs. 4: s 5s4.5
Siiawis, Ele1iss, MirtiIlns, Parasois, and every
gali .ty OF Ladies, ga9ls. s .4Ss III
1 n Cloths. SaftiHeI4 Cassinsra, Tarsds, Corr
4 disrogs, BaDfs aid Shoes. Hats :and Cars and
1 Ready made Clothing A full lat % Yankee
Il no. ions. # 5s s5 III If.
GfasPries and DYE s. fFs q 1 81.
a. few goe,iE WAGONS ~ lie right size.
Doni fofsei GOOD d cHE&r
no Eslt, SII ~ IRE. 81 ROSS.
%Ess e 81 Lie N.Y. Sent: - 1850 d. e L:
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INDIA.

" EUROPEAN troops were accepting
their discharge i'm great numbers. IS
The mutineers 1T Burhanpore had
returned to duty, except Forty, who
had been court -nartialed. ...
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Wanted in Exchange for Trees:

2B00 feel 81 Red 3Piae Boards, ore ltieh thick
and ii feet long; egE5s Of QlskeRssp WOoo;
Whsat Store Pay, tSe., s. :. .5z.-s + Is 49,
Fruit trees eau b. seleeied sud secured this
fail for planting ontnfSt spring, BY paying one
il,i. a Of the pdFehase money when asleetfd.
tender my thafks 10 my paltons Tor past
TayoTs, ana invite alE who wish to ptant orchards
To call and xlnltt,e my trees, "a
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TERMS READY. PAY.

For prompt pay nj fir market prices, VII
sell rreeS also per gent lees thar 1 charged lasi
spTlhg: "a -, = . - I.
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ATTENTION.

Those who are owing me Cash, Wheat, Wool
Fedeing 1In5er, LambsJs &c, &c, are hsIeb,
2. -. LIS. HEMENWAY, ,.'
5-tf : An Ward.
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sYlRUP, sYnUPt

sYKEUP, sNRURl
w WOODRUFF keeps consiantly on
YH. hand Cor sale, 1t bis Residences, a su-
pefiof attlclr 81 ..53F
SUGAR CANE MOLASsEs.
wlIeh r. oiIsts ii THREE DOLLARS atr Gal +
sSuts 81 RI xcbabFs for Wheat Barley, Diets, Wood,
Pine poIsss Lumber, Slabs, Beef Pork Chick
ems, Butter and Eggs. taken at The market price.
@ Cell and SEQ for ynnsatless. ~ VI # 5s h .53s
6.,f WI. WOODRUFF, I4lh Ward.
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STRALrNG.OD Monday night some
.,irlprincipled wretch robbed Mn. W..
Woodfuaof eight gallons Of sugar cane
molasses We hear oil similar occur
rences almost daily, and We sng-
gest remedya blue pill, Call
ON Col. Colt for the same.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1859-10-01

NIeHr PRowtISG Several persons
have informed LIS that at unusual hours
81 the night they have seen and heard.
persons around their dwellings, and on
more than one occasion our neighbors
and friends have been asked for. We.
Mill, iF permitted, suggest remedy,
viz, eighteen buck shot from the two
barrels of q good shot gun.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1859-10-01

Maff The eastern mail arrived on
Tuesday morning &C 8 am, bringing
sor,e City sacks Of mail matter, as
we were informed. Could We have tho
service for which We feel confident the
contractors will Be paid, viz, weekly,
NJ wouIl feel better satisfied and the
Department would Be none the loosers.
pARIoR Stoves Those who want
1 handsome parlor stove, ut . low
figure, copper or tin work done, family
groceries,, and ready made clothing
Should call On our friends, Amy, Smith
& Fuller, next door % Staincs, Nccdham
and Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26
ADDITIONAL FROM CALfFORNIA.
From Our Own Correspondent

from Oar ONn SorIehfonoeAt
SAs FRANCISCO Dec. y, 1853.
Christmas came once this year. and tie Cslfornians
generally got the full benefit Of IT, The day was de-
lghtul and devoted to festivities, business being
laid aside by nearly all the population.
Last night We had a hesvy rain, and the miners
must have abundance Of water just at the presen.
time We have had more rain this season than during
the period Of any other rainy season siAoe 1852.
Yet notwithstanding the large fall OF RAIN the Sscra-
meDto snd San Joaquin Rivers have Io, risen much,
because the head waters Of many Of their chef trbu-
tsries az tSpptd in the mountains, to supply miners
bitches and reservoirs. II il said that overflow OF
the Sacramento is not possibility now, any great fall
Of rain not going to the main Uyer immediately but
fret 10 tte miners clsims.
The Presidents Message arrived here yesterday
Sunday morning, by the BGtterhed mail roate and
was sOCn published and hawkei about the street by
the news boys. Ii Was sent from Washington on the
"a il st. and thus made the distance from the National
Capital 10 he Californian metropolis overland 10 II
days 1t is not mach liked here; the portion devoted
10 Kansss IS looked upon as mainly personal defense
out OF place in State paper, and tie Pacific Railroad
is supposed to deserve better place than the al of
tae message.
TIE Sacramento UHiOH has published history Of
the press of the State, occupying five solid pages of
that paper in small type, and containing much
ter As there is in 200 pages OF the American edition O
BancrOts History o! the United States. This history
Of the California press is said TO be the orse. article
ever published in one paper. The SacransEo UnloH
by4he way is famous in this State for its enterprse
it publishes ul reports Of tie proceedings OF our
Legitaiure than sre published OF the proceedings of
any ether State Legislature in the United States II
also obtains by telegraph the whole Presidents Mes
sage, IS did yesterday. II report De true, i. has
often obtained longer elegraphic dosches than have
ever been sent 10 any other paper in the world.
Many persons are arriving al San Bernsrdiao from
Salt Lake, and large proportion Of them ssid 70
be teamst.rs and deserters from the sry with stolen
horses provisions ami clothing.
A core espondeut of The Ala, writing from San
Beperdino ssys that eight teansters on the way to
that place from Salt Lake, attacked by Pa-Ute
Indians in the Valley Of the Vergen River and seven
Of them killed
The statistics Of divorces and insovenaies in this
city for the year, have been published by TIE Buue
I'm. 1he cum Of the iusolyenc!es for the last four
year. has tsen "a follovs.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26

sesa.ed .5en With sevtrt loss ueS Cal"ean, !, tle
state Of spalso Tiers were 2foo zen on eac1 side'
We have revs from Vicl,fs 70 TIE sih inst.
Frsssr River had been ffoIen OSer. The peopie srs
irving 10 ee. away from he eouctrv, ard 1any AAFe
,pfered very severely from cod and the wsn' OF pro
visions The httle steamer Erterprss iet Fort Ais
on the 9Th for Langley VITA 10 passengers, out vas
soon frozen fast ard the passengers, having hel,hsf
provisions nor accommodations on the b0sii .it ner
intending 10 wax to langley Not one succeeiei u
reaching ms destinations for thf road lay over rough
hills covered with snow aud thick brush win intsr-
venrg msrshes which hsd to De waied, While 1t
raiued and .leeted and froze by turns.
The travellers had Dei,her clothing nor proyisiohs
end most Of them would have died undonbtedy hsd
not the E1t.rpre succeeded in getting fe- from the
ice snd thsn run up and down the river, blowing her
whistle 20 rotify the travellers OF hsr position As II
WAS two German ard his wife, from San tra.c'sco,
names uukn0sp, were frozen to death, and is sup
posed that chers suffered The sare fate. Thie5 men,
names unknown who were descending Fraser River N
a canoe hsd be- also frozen T. de 9th.
The snow rss three feet deep al Fort Yale.
Eye hundred srd twenty persons left Langley tor
Vi-.ors By the last steamer Snch hsd arrived az the
latter place.
TIE steamer Msris Is aeronnd in Frae-r River.
Mining on Fraser River hAd ceased enhrey OF ae-
count OF tie cod. Il is Epoited that the river had
react ed lov stage, and fne prospects had been
obtained in tie bars
The steamer Cortes, or her las. trip from Victoria
70 tots port, brought 80 passengers AMI sl5gOO in
gold dust.
l. Is reported tts, there sre 800 mirers on Fraser
River more than 80 niles above It's mouth.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26
hrIv ALMADEY MINING COWPAYY
T. ne Esi,sr ref The " T. Tri5v-e

t. he ES,sr ef The " T. Tri5V->
SlE: Tee propretors Of the New Alnsdsn Msirs
Company have hitherto declined making any answer
or Offering sny comments the numerous slanderou,
reports circulated by interested parties with view TO
affect hjurieally their rights and reputation. But
these report. having recently found their way with an
apparent semi-o ficisl indorsemert, into Tie Union
rewtpsper, they dsem due to themselves to publish
the folio, ing extract from the opinion OF their Coun-
sell as q; least su lien. to iniuce suspension Of pub
lie opinion uutl the matter Can be determined in the
OILY legitimate tribunal, the Courts Of Justice:
WASHINGTON. jar. u. i5,--
Aess-s GoonHuE Co. lssats Of Messr. Bo-o1, r.rron
Co., and others, Nes-fors:
DEAa SIps. We cave IN accordance with your re-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26
s25IaJ3


The number Of applications for divorces follows IN
1885 u; 1850 lie; IN 1857 o6 IN 1883 g. The nluber Of
granted follows In 1885, So - lS57, Ell IN
le5s, e.
The soOp Of war St. Mary is at Gusynss, tie first
American msn cf-wsr which has been in that port for
ten years. An American citizen, Mr.. Gunhtz or
Geertll, who had been imprisoned there Elk weeks,
was Immediately releSed on the arrival Of the s..
Marys.
A report has rsachei here ,ha. the Constitutions.
troops of Sonors under tie and of Col. Gsrci.
met the Conservative troops, under Generals Lshez
.Ie G.ndesa, then marching 70 invade S1rora, All
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26

We hhk VOC ,osy rsusin >cnre ss 70 the rs.as Of
tea. ugsii5n sBo osn onv gret that Coar, with
NJ nqurisg nto your csn-'iinsnis efle 10 prop
r,gy ir the.r pos-esso6, skoud epcin them from rs
pee under circusts nccs calculated ~ inct CO them
20 serious an injury.
We are yoat ol,Sent servants
tSisrsdl REYERDY JOHNSON
BENJkNiS
}. J. CRIrrESDES,
JOHN A ROCKWEkL.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-07
LEGALNOTICES.
" Holmes q. Sons Us james C. Hall.


" Holmes q. Sons Us james C. Hall.
SHERIFF. SAI.E.-By virtue of Yendi Ex- to me
y directed and delivered, from tie Court of Common
reas of Portage county, and State of Ohio shall
ee TO sale at public yendue the door of the Court
IN hasenna Saturday, the LIST day of October,
Al u is,s az one O'clock, P. NJ of said day, the follow
ing described lands and tenemeIts to wit: e 20 ia 20
Situated in tine township Atwater in the county of
and State of oe aud bounded and described as
foows First piece of 81 and SO rods in mid town
ship namely the east part Of lot No. l6 leaving 10 acres
on the west side of lot No l6, which was sd 70 Chester
Loom aeeordna to survey, less; said Ian is
bounded follows: Beginning the southeast CORNER
of lot NJ 16, which is the southeast corner of lot NJ,
13 and running north the lot N
l3 the road; thence west the road from the
first station the division line of said lines to
parallel. Second piece of lot of land said
township of Atwater, Hainely: The northeast part
lot No. l3 in quantity by survey OF Daniel flillyer 25
aeres and 79l00 of and said land is bouudrd
west by part of lot No. 6 wh!eh decided to William
CIeverly, by Joshua Atwater, the llth day of May
1929 by lot line, and south by the residue of 10 No.
Is, heretofore sold suhjrct TO highway, -. -n
Also certain other piece or tract situated in said AT
water township, and bounded and de cribed follows
to wit: Nor by the highway, east by la ds owned by
Charles Bradley, south by oi NJ. IA west by lot No 10
said lot tanning quantity l07 and 26 rods o.
land, il being the land that decided to Joel
Hough by I,ezae appraised at 80 dollars Sold
Vtndi Ex the pr operty of James C. Hail. at the
suit ofN Holmes sops; sold snlject to mortgage o
one Thousand donlrs. .--5fi.5- 80. ~ "a =.
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vols GRAFENBERG ...-.,s...
F A M LrY Ne DI CI n E S
''si'7 Retaii Prices:
HOME TESTIMONY.

GgI HARTFORD, TIumbu CO., o., March Z, 81.
hereby certify that have been dealing in the Graft
berg Medicines for the and truly say that
have never o red any medicines TO the public that
met with the decided appreciation of the people
Than these, particularly the Pills and Caholicon. They
will readily perform all and than is promised for
them. rhave sold about fifty bottles of the Catholicon
the season, and hear the best in every
rs J H. C. JOHNSON, Med Ag't.
Read what DR. Bushnell says of the Grafenberg Med-
Gives Dr. B. physician of extensive practice. and
one of the most successful in the county Trumbui in
which he resides: lttsa -e-i a-s e 5iss- s-'-s
This certifes that used the Graffenberge Pills
and Marshals Cabolicon sold here by J. II. c. johnson
medicines. DR.. G. W. BUSHNELL.
Hartford Trumbuli Co, Earch z, i57.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-07
j. d. WILLIAMS, M. D., Charleston.
West Bedford, Coehocton Co., MAY IA, ls

, West Bedford, Coshocton Co.. May Il, 1857.
Mr.. 81. B. Kingsley, Sir:-I have been sen. the Med
cines of the Ganberg Company for the last wears
and the Pills have sold to great many families reg
narly their tea and coffee, and with my trade they
have become stable article, Marshars Uterine Cathoii
con s medcine that done great amount of good
in female diseases, One lady sold il to told that he
had received benefit from bottle than she did
from long of medical treatment by the most
skillful physicians. Yonrs truly,
Ia Jan. /, 1858. JAMES WILSON.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-07


GEO. HALLS New Stocka "a
~ of PrASo FoRTKs, MELoDEoSs, GuI. no
IssTRucTloN BOOKS, STooIs Covers Dus,rps AZ:
GUITAR STRsGs, all of he best quality and Al the lowest
rates. for the opening trade le59-at Rayenns Z, '-
o.s~z RAVEN, BACON & co.'s PIANOS N
we satisfied after thorough Investigation into the
comparative merits OF some ten the New York and
Boston makes the most desirable Pianos In market
With over so years quiet aud undertaking effort to
piano without fault in the judgment of the
most refined lnuscians, the Q zT9E eFWk 10
RaKcn, Bacon & Co. Piano is GEM,
aaF symmetrical Reauty, Model of =
Music without Noise / ,.-.,
beautifully soft and liquid tones greet cultivated
sar Wild the most exquisite delight, and the listener sell
Se aee goes away without saying Il wish had Piano
Don't buy Piano until setis6ed you getting
good one Don't think that because Piano Ia edsaI
you are getting bargain that because IL Is high
you necessarily get good ore -i.-- : = = =
EA GOOh ADVICEt-Have the Piano set M in your
parior possble-ook at it, try it. get the Opinion Of
good Judges Buy of some responsible person as near
home as possible. These We furnish
to our customers at low rates. and sincerely hope
that efforts to furnish good, reliable Pianos Melo-
deons &C. win be duly appreeiated and time money
saved. bss ss7igE reierIezsfs-ss-tf s s.5 = -
Child & Bishops Melodeons, 90
great variety of and 81 octaves very good substi-
tute for a=PIano.=
''sz HALL &. SONS GUITARS, sDEA
very superior article, warranted by the way,
young ladies and gentlemen, why don't you learn psy
the Gutarf II is very convenient and fashionable in
+. Il
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physician of thirty ears practice. Ny princ.
pal study has been disease of females They
ally bafaed my best efforts. Obtaining the materials
composing Msrshalrs Uterine Catholicon, pleased
with them; gave them fair trial, and found myself
abundanty successful In my former practice could
only mitigate the symptoms of about half the cases, and
could not cure in ten. Now radically at
least seventeen in twenty and mitigate the
slider Masbars Uterine Cathoeon the greatest blessing
to females Fhave met with. 5r's7ass -T'z.-Fs4