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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-02-09
Matters for the Women TO Con .ider.

The llearthstonc Club Of New York,
which We have had occasion to mention
several times, is evidently ii sensible in,
stitutl"n. 1t Is meeting of women who
have households to supcrintcnd, Or ex-
pect 10 have hereafter, to discuss all
| matters pertaining to the economics and
comforts of home and the improvement,
of socia. life. Why should not womcn
have their clubs as we'll as men; or bet
ter still why Shnnld not the men and
women club together in conversation
upon matters of social interest and i'm
provcment 1t would be infinitely more
useful than the gossip of the familiar call
or the more formal small talk Of thyparty.
At IA late meeting Of the IitVrthstone
Club tue subject of household furniture
was touched upon, and the General opin-
lou OF the women seemed to be that our
houses are furnished to- exrrn>ivrIv and
at the same time in shockingly bad taste.
We agree with the New York women on
this point. We run to show furniture
in this country, to an extent that is con
silcrel gaudy almost to bar;ari>m BY
r""ni Of good taste in other countries.
We have gay carpets and BRIGHT huca
upholstery, and then we shut on the air
and srnli ght to keep them from fading,
and taboo the best rooms to the chlI
dren, that the delicate colors may not
Get soiled or the fragile structures bro
ken.
This bad taste prevails from the high
est to the lowest ranks in society The
country girl whose weddin: outfit
amounts oul Y to two or three hundred
dollars, will devote half or two thirds Of
the sum to the furniture of the paror,
to be opened only on rare and special oc
casions, and will be satisfied wi h incon-
veniont and shabby arrangements in the
common rooms The whole comfort of
domestic life, SO far as it consists in the
beauty and convenience of the house, is
sacrificed to the adcrnmcnt of ''thc best
room How much better to furnish
the whole house neat y and with good
taste, and devote what is usually spent
for caudy ornaments to a few cheerful
pictures for the walls; TO occupy the
pieaSantcSt rooms. ana 10 nave me WhOlc
house so uniformly cheerful that guests
may be allowed the liberty Of the house,
and feel at home in any part of it: and
to let in the quic&ening sunshine and in
summer time the fresh air, laden with
the fragrance Of the vines that Greer ov-
er the windows. More han half of the
families of New Engla,d. We suppose,
live in dingy and melancholy back rooms,
keeping the pleasantest apartment in the
house IN state OF suppressed splendor
for the reception Of occasional callers, or
an annual party. With these rooms the
children have no home associtions and
rather dread to enter them than other
wise, lest they may damage or tarnish
something. There is great deal of ira
ditional folly in our social life, after all
our self sufficient praise Of the wisdom
and refinement of the age We live in
The woman should take up these mat
ters. and give them radical over
hauling, with the view of getting the
greatest amount of comfort and i'm,
proyement out of our home life. -
,NpringfeH Rep.
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--TFV TTf7FTE' F7FT7FT' TUT IT
Dressed in d little htirT authority.

/
L. S. Priirs Gazette:
80, hut man. proud man.
Dressed in little hiri authority
No. -,.-i... - most ,.sur,,i
lilS CLASSY essence, like an aNcrv ape
. Plays such fantastic tricks hefore high HEAVIER
A. makes the angels Weep
4 HENRTLEss MoNupolIsT-A.T r..
Stewart Is king among dry goods men
! lie has his marble palace. and has
killed off most Of the little houses in hi.
ine and made their proprictors his clerks
lie looks upon humanity with about as
much feeling as upon his stale stock, and
as soon as his holiday trade began to
slacken, sacked some fifty of his clerks
and other employees, without warning or
hesitation, whiStling them down the
wind to prey on fortune or starve,-
Many Of those Summariv discharged
have served him faithfully for many years.
and one among the number, who had
been in Mr.. Stewards employ about six
or seven years, doing his duty in the
most unexceptionable manner, venturcl
to demonstrate against the porcmp,ory
dismissal of himself and fellow cie,ks.
and begged that Mr. $. would at least
furnish him in return for his prolonged
service and fidelity, with recommended
ton to enable him to procure another
situation. Mr.. Stewart refused. and told
the applicant he could not BE- bothered.
The clerk persisted The bIoatcd mill,
inoare turned upon him in wrath, and
bade him 70 about his business. as his
time was too precious to be wasted upon
such "loafcrs' AS he The salesman,
who possessed the feelings and spirit of
gentleman, demanded to know if that
insulting cpithet was applied to him ;
and on receiving reply in the atfirma
tive, as the boys say, ''drew off and let
him have it, and with one blow brought
the colossal monopolist to the floor, minus
two Of his front teeth. The head of the
marble house thought he was struck b.
a tlundcrbolt, for it seemed Incredible
that mere mortal. and clerk at that.
could dare to prostrate so great man.
| pom assuring himself, however. Of the
audacous fact. he had his assai!ant ar
rested and taken to the Police Court ::
but after reflection, how small and con.
tcmptible he would appear in such ease,
Mr.. Stewart thought it better not to
make any charge against the man who
taught him 50 severe a lesson, and he was
consequently allowed to 90 on his way
rejoicing.
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VI hy Children Die.

The reason why children die, is be-
cause they are not taken care Of From
the day Of birth they are stuffed with
food, choked with phy>ic, sloshed with
water. suitocatcl in hot rooms, steamed
in heiclothts. So much for indoor When
permitted to breathe breath of pure air
once n week in summer, and once or
twice .urinr the colder months, only the
nose i. permitted to peep into daylight
A little later they are sent out with no
clothing at all on the parts of the body
which most need protection. Bare legs,
bare arms, bare necks, eirted middles,
with an inverted umbrella to collect the
a!r,and chill the other parts of the body
\ stout strong man goes out in cold
day with gloves and overcoa:, woolen
stockings, and thick double. soled boots,
with cork between and rubbers over
The same day, child of three years old,
.! ,ntaut flesh, and blood, and bone, and
constitution goes out with shoes as thin
as paper, cotton socks, legs uncovered to
the knees, neck bare; an exposure which
would disable the purse, kill the mother
outright, and make the father IN invalid
for weeks. And why To harden
them to mode of dress which they are
never expected to practice. To accustom
them to exposure, which dozen years
later would be considered down right
foo!cry. TO rear children thus for the
slaughter pen, and then lay it to the
Lords too bad. We don't think the AL.
mighty had any hand in it. And to
draw comfort from the presumption that
lie has any agency in the death Of tho
child, is presumption and a proclamation.
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INTENpERANCE. "A man $ pride, i

INTEMpERANCE.- mans pride, if
he had no other motive, ouch' to keep
him from getting drunk. The treatment
which he is liable to receive while in
that state, ought to deter him from 1t.
Every blockhead can laugh at him, every
cowardly calf can abuse him, and every
designing villain can impose upon and
rob him. Apropos to this: an old writer
remarks that every apartment devoted to
the circulation of the glass, ought to be
regarded as temple set apart for human
sacrifices They should be fitted up, like
the ancient temples in Egypt, in a manner
to show the real asrocity Of the supersti-
tion that is carried on within their walls
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sBIrcland was an inhabited country

80 Ireland was an inhabited country
at the earliest period of recorded history
It was we'll known to the Greeks at the
time of Aristotle, and is correctly de-
scribed in the Roman biographies. Tho
tradition is that it was conquered by
Spanish adventures about 1000 B. G.,
and that line of one hundred and sew
cnty-one kings descended from the iuvad.
in prince. The Greek name Of ireland
was Ierne.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-02-09

A Macon paper charges that Mr.. Doug.
las is wolf in Sleeps clothing. We
feel bound to defend him against the
charge. We guess he's genuine sheep.
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An impudent anonymous correspondent
signing himself "Ned Bucket" expresses
the wish that We were dead. Very vel
let him show himself in person, and
we pledge ourselves to "ktck the Bucket y
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Fl. G. PIATT,

bsx ATTORNEY AM. CoUS-.IlOR At Law.
Az I'LL Purchase and sell Real Estate. locate
w Lard Warrants. attend 10 the Payment of
aAe,, lave >.lg ATTAIN of titles, ,conveyancing, 81.
Particular attention yis:n to collections All
b ss,n.s .ss Entrusted to his care. will be attended
Il ) with Promptness aud Fidelity.
,ss ~OHice in the Court Ionse with tile Re-
,rier. Upton. Iowa.
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! Ii " CARDS.
r. d. TURN Err,
Attorney AT Law,
!, And General Lard Agent,
o VA.

y ii 7TPIOA low Il.
Es,- Special attention given to Collectinr.-i.g
RErrREt NCE.--f:ov. II. p. Lowe, kenkuk: VIM
q. Woodward. Muscatine. Iowa: Hon. W. f.. Nil
aer ". Clark. Iowa City: Hon. Benz. +.
Stanton. Ecllfontare, Ohio; :. =. (Itw, IIp:on
iowa VI
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1'HOS. HAN a,
ATTORNEY At LAW,

Muse C.4YIhE IOWA.
% -. .-- = ..s...a. 3. 4.
us1afIice No. 2ll second street. Particular attrn
aoon given to collections III Nnscat'ne, LOUISA
Cedar, johnson and Scott cOuntcs-tltlcs exam
siaet, taxes .aid, &c.
a.nlH II
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4 Justly MPritpd Rcbuke.

The following account of the humilia
ton of purse proud merchant by one
of his abused clerks, we take from the
L. S. Pufics Ga.cH":
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MEDICAL CARDS.

MRS. l.. s. G NJ pBE IL.
DROPATHIC PHYSICIAN
.NXIOUID respectfully iaform the citizens Of
wv Upton and vicinity that she treats sue
ccssfully all curahle diseases sa strict adherence
10 hygis.ic pr'ucri,s, being fully convinced that
drugs not only unnecessary in the treatment OF
disease, but absoi"teiy injurious.
~" Residence at the corner Of 7th and Linn
streets, formerly the house Of Mr. Joseph Lee.
ri, Tipt II. Oct 80, 1858. ntitf
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ARCHITECrlJRE
Exchange O6ce!!

"a Exchange OMce!!
aCTGHT DRAFTS on New York can be ha,,
~ oftha Subscriber in sums to salt itpurchasers
glertificates ol Deposit. and Drafts on the
~ Eastern Cities cashed.
american Gold furnished at a smal premium
OUcs ossr S~etland a1d Snyder's Store.
-.fipton, January I. $50. = ''"'
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nlisfellaueous.
OTTAWA
Literary & Commercial Institute

FS'HIS Institution, situated the OF Main and
e Colusbus streets, organized in ISIS, un-
der the most favorable auspices, numbering hun
aTed students. For this unusually large patronage We
are most grateful aud feel willing pledge our utmost
energies to satisfy the confidence thus laced in
me course OF instruction ia this Institution IL tho
rough and = actic1l, embracing full course of study
preparatory to every branch OF business ife and
admission to any of the classes in college.
The commercial course Includes single and double en-
try book keeping, applied to stock and partnership
books in holcsae and retail merchandising, ami s,
backing, commercial calculations, penm4nslip, aud
much other useful information usually taught ia our
bes commercial colleges.
TLe student graduating from this department will be
well qualified the practical duties of the counting
.
term Of the third year will commence the first
'0''''' Instructors:
ISAAC STONE, JR., A. n,
Principal and Instructor in the Ancient Languages ana
Sciences.
Principal in Commercial Department. and Instructor IN
Boos Feepiug and Penman-hip
Mrs JULIA \. b. STOEE,
Principal OF the Grauuer Department and Instructres.
in History, Botany, Philosophy, and Astronomy.
Miss MARTHA L. BUELL.,
Assistant and Iu-ructrcs. in The Elementary Branches
Rgv. T. LOEEIEACX,
Instructor in the French Language =nd Literature
instructor in - German Language aad Literature
In.truc RS. in vocal and Instrurnental Music.
TUITIO. As FOLLOWS:
A scholarship in the High and Normal Department,
per annUm Of forty weeks, :"
Ia Grammar Drpartmeu..-.- 49, ......-....... ..
Ia Intermediate department, ..-...-.-.-.. ]"
Boot Keeping, French, German, Music and Painting e
extra.
Tuition by the term in advance.
No efforts shall BE- wanting TO Aube every student to
make the h;- CHEST attachments possible.
The Principal has two houses TO rent to parents or
pupils. l-P3nI l. sTn%E, il, F"s5'e'J'at.
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Nic0irillc5.
A Y z RS
Ague Cure,
FOR THE SPEEDY CUPE OF

Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Agne.
Remittent Fever. Chill Fever, Dumb
AgUe. Periodical ficadnc he. Bilious
Headache, and Bilious Fevers, indeed
for the whole class of diseases OriSi-
Mating in binary arrangement. caused
by the Malaria of Miasmntic COun.
tries.
We are enabled here 10 offer the community remedy
which, while it the above complaints with
tauty, i still perfectly harmless in any quantity Such
remedy is Invaluable in districts where these affecting
disorders prevail. This -CUHs" exl.ls the miasmatic
poison Of FEVER AID ACUE from the system, and pre-
the development of the disease, if taken the
frs: approach IF it. Uemouitory symptoms. 1t is nos
only the best remedy yet discovered for this class OF
complaints but also the cheapest. The large quantity
We supply for dollar brings it within the reach Of every
BODY: and in bilious distIi.:s where FEvER AGUs
,ryu. every body should have aud RELY both
for cure and protection II Is hoped this price will place
il within the reach Of all - the poor As well As the rich
great superiority Of this remedy over any other ever
discovered r the speedy and certain cure Of lnermit-
tents j. that contains Quinine or mineral conse-
qucntIy 1t produces quT-n OF other injurious ELECTS
whatever uuon the constitution. Those cured by 1t are
LETT healthy as if tley lad never had the disease.
Fever aud ague j. alone the consequence OF the
miasmarjc poison. great variety 81 disorders arse ron
it, irritation among which Neuralgia heUmatlsn,
C", H.ydl-ls, B7sH2Eer T.otE1cIs E,rachS cdfa'vt,
-ts',aa, Ia'p,,tio7, Ta'ahh .iGsct,n If he Tieei,
H. 'rrte run IL he B,s', llc ParIiys.s, and D.
ra"Gewet If NE Nm1c5. all Of which, when originate
in 90 this cause put On the tntrHt sf e, or beeome
periodical. This "CuGE" exlels the poison from the
h.! Cd. and Cou-H tUpu'ly them all alike 1t i an
invaluable protection immigrant. and persons travel
ling or temporarily residing in the malari0us districts II
taken o,r-i1ually GIily while eNfoci to the inec-
ton that be ezcIeteI iIom the sy-'en aud cannot
secinr.a in sun dent quantity 10 Iiprn into disease
Hence il Is even more valuable 9g protection than cure
and fey will ever suffer from Intermtten'- if they avai
of he. urUta.figB tls remedy GEJfGs
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UBlN'S Extrags, CoIognes, ENtracs, Toilet Soaps,
Blraced CASTLE, Cclgate's Honey Soap, Sachets,
Pufs, Hand Mirrors, Toe; Powders, &C, sc.
ocS Z. Y. GRIGGS.
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IMPORTER and manufacturer of Increase Twist Ri.
I as and shot Guns Of every description, Telescope
and Patent Muzzle Rifles, Revolving Breech Cast Steel
Barrels with Guide Starter, for hunting, and large as
sortment of Revolvers, Colts Beas Mathaten's Blunt
G Syms' Allen Il Thurbers. Gentlemen will find ar m
shop everything in line and give salts
factien all that faver me with their patronage
invite the cid friends of ii. p. BRUNHER to give me
call he is my agent Customers will always nd him
at his post. My shop is On Main Street. the
River Bridge.
Powder, Shot. wad,, and Caps Guns let by tn. day.
tnls fHONAe MOORE
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Eeaal advertisements.
.les.e,nn mi NrIc

DY virtue or prccept issued the Gosh day Of No
Il , vember, 4. b. 1850, upon Judgment rendered in
County Court % La Sale county and State ~ Hi
po in favor the city Of ottawa and against the fol!
lowing described los, situated IN the Railroad Addition
TO the CITY Of Ottawa, and Ottawa North. the same
ha wing been assessed in accordance ith the orGuaur
Of said city of ottawa, concerning assessments tor
pubic improvements, to wit The extension of Norri.
street from the e. o. Railroad Addition 90 Otta-
va 10 the road known the Dayton RI d. with the
sums of money sevrraly assessed thereon, which re-
main due and unpaid, TO wit:
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L LARGE and coupete stock OF the different kinds
4 4 of school Book that used in the city and
country schools just received sud for sale low NJ
sUpl +. l. GRiGGS.
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Notice TO Builders.
"AVING re .oved my Marble Establishment directly
E opposite the Post Office, on Columbus street
the increased enables furnish builders with
to order on the shortest notice and the
est figure. Having of the most experienced work.
men in the West can ensure entire satisfaction.
NIB large stock of cut and rough Joliet and other
stone hand. MARCO WILLS 4 BRO.
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Fine Farming LANDS for sal"
EaElfss 50r Si,3r.

e- - Il ACRES OF improved land in the town Of Day
1 80 ~ ton, four miles north Of the city Of Ottawa.
f0t in the vicinity of the o. Eari'iie, in
La Sale county.
600 south Of tie Illinois River, in the towns Of
Broc.he!t, Alien, sRd Grand Rapids.
All of tie above lands under cultivation and are
in farms OF 2iU acres and viii be sold IN tracts to
suit purchasers.
23a acres in the county of Grundy par>lly improved.
1.ZOG acres OF Uuimproycd land IN La Sale county,
which actual settler will be so!d on long credit
UnimpIgyed Ia nd in the counties 81 hiNg~ton, White
side bureau and Champaign, IN this S;ates and ia the
States OF Iowa and Wisconsin.
Also several Houses and Lots N the city of Ottawa.
The title above property IL iudjsPutaDlc, and
the terms Of payment VIII De made cay.
luIll JOHN p ANTHONY.
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VA ssaDDD.


[=ssf~s u Z : 81 GOD,
e - HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.
-. - ,liist gUiji>it,d it .S-disR EareiopS.
a LIT l III On The nature, treatment, ard radical
"a cure OF spermatorri ea, Seminal Weak ness,
Sexual Debility, Nervousness and Involuntary Ennis
s.ons producing lmpGtency, Consumption and Mental
and Physical Debility.
EI ROB. J. CULNEEWEII., NJ ID.
The important fact that tie aw iui consequences Of
self abuse he erecualy removed without internal
medicines the dangerous applications OF caustics in
stTuEent-. medicattG houeies, and other empirical de-
vices il here clearly demonstrated, and the entirely
AID hghls Successful treatment, adopted by the
celebrated author, fully explained by means OF which
every j. enabled to lmsef perfectly, and at
the least possible cost, thereby avoiding all adver
tisei no>trun, "f the day This Lecture will prove q
boon to thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal to any address, post PAID the re.
csipt of two postage stamps, by addressing DR.. CHAs
J. e. KLINE, isO First Avenue, New York. Post Rex
$3.50. aug23-ly
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:. ~ Y y IL : = y y y = . =
Lands bought aud sold Commission. Taxes pa u
Abstracts OF Tile o.ru-A-G, Collections nraGe Iay---
u,eR:s made il Government or other Lands. HDaey
LOANED. CttA.a, August :, l-JI.
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riErodd 1dddiOn IN Dt'"'r".
CEdtcu North.


Which shall offer for sale public vendle, at the
door Of the house in Ottawa, in SAID county ana
STATE Aforesaid on the 2.i d1y Of De:euioEr a T. ll
De'"rt lie hours o. ". and sunset 90 SAID day Tor
'dSh ~ hand to satisfy -aI assessments and az the
costs thereon. W.ENFgk >ke,sT
ncVZi-5" i- y ~ T.. p
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Farming lands tor sale.
's'HE uHdsrs g...8 las 1850 of chsice uri;n-
prove farming LAMBS, ~ La Sale aGd LiE!n. -tOn
Counties, for sale, easy terms.
uyI GEO AVERY.
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4 PLEASANT residence in south Ottawa. A large
II portion Of tie purchase none. remain secured
tile PREMISES Ter term OF years; Will D- e K
chang Tor farming land.
a-Cl. JOHN p. ANTHONY
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Real Estate.
valuable CITY Property for sale.


iIiE Under signed offers for sale the valuable proper
L ty upon which he now resides, being Lot l. BLOCK
~ Addition, situated the corner OF Coiuu-
bus and Washington streets near the Supreme tour,
Building -, 4,
black smith shop with well, cisern. &c, all IN sooa
order, the premises ,,... .
Also Lots and in Block II, Railroad Addition 10
Ottawa being the southwest corner oil the piocK' ah'
situated The Of Columbus and Joliet streets
north CT the freight depot. There is good two story
dwelling house on the corner lot.
As the uDdrrs gnod has strong Inducements present
ed tn him TO change his business, will sell the above
property at a bargain. lsep@-I PATRICK FANHIN".
Ejue Farming LANDS for Sale.
,s'IiE undersigned has stil large quantity Of spen-
did farming lands in La Sale and Livingston cnHn-
ty sale, easy terms, in tracts Of from 40 to go
acres as purchasers may desire. These lands all lie
within convenient distances Of the railroads and the
canal. and afford the best market facilities
OTTAWA, the X |. Il. r., and Pontiac, on the C., A.
& VI Z. Will be the NEST convenient places to stop
Tor those wishing to examine the land. Anybody in
either place can direct persons to my residence.
Bruce, August - l-jD. WILLIAM STEAWS.
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The Loriiiagd Fire ms. Co.

OF TIE TTTT o. NV TOHs.
CASA Capital. t1SoOeo
p. oft. laauslz, IirjJea. - Per cent. . Dealers.
YSsHIS Company divides threr-GlSriers 81 the net
profits the policy holders. III scrip brdfirs Ete-
rt-t without a-y uasi - ts insured tL:- tsnEs-
nv fund. is surplus instead e. dividing he stock
rsrdrr- ;ir~,i,v : 7ig re:v holders greater .e-a-
r-:. ut - ts,s cheaper iE.arsuse th.n say
her system.
f"r Insurance in tl:- J"IsPaFv. spply to
-er2--fy ~. EA~I.,,. i gent ~ ''".-
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Prepared By Dr.. j. G. Aver & Co.,
LOWELL, MASS

so,a .- o..ava by d. WALKER. ,. 1. GRrGGs. G. L.
THGNT-OE. aud ". kNlT--L. ir Chicago bv j.
RIVED CO, ana dealers q every town ia 1nr United
Stat. orj-Stn
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tOOn PIECES of Sheet Music just received max
Z\jtt ing my stock very lar ,e OF Songs Duets,
Quartetes, Wazes, Poikas, Marches, and Schotsches
\ liberal discount to teachers. good stock OF In
straction Books. IdeciUl f. Y. GR1GGS.