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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-07-10
NOTICES FROM THE PRESS.

Tbs DAY SCHOOL BELLThe tunes are lively, and such
may be easily mastered by children. The spirit OF
the songs is unexcephonable, and Well adapted to the
schoOlr 1t is the cheapest, and among the best
compends Of school music published.-N. Y. Teacher.
Day SCHOOL BEIL.--This book is eminenty adapted to
in our common schools. The editor very truly OBJ
singing strengthens the lungs, softens the voice
the temper al of the richest sources of exquisite
need to have brought about in systems Of educaton
and firm in the conviction that this science ought
to be taught in all our schools.
We have great number of school song books before
the public but many of them lack musical well lit
erary taste and really demoraizng in their influence
upon the musical talent Of the young Airs of ackno@
edged excellence welded to words true poetry The
qualities that ought to be sought with the greatest
in the preparation OF a school song book. This book
seems to combine these two qualifications. School
Journal.
THB DAY scHooL Believe unhesitat ingly pronounce
this collection of music the best have seen for
general in our Schools With one feature we are
pecially peased-the large number of familiar tunes
We recognize many old faV9rite, and friend to
whom we handed copy, counted over forty pieces that
she knew. They are almost without exception choice
tunes, well adapted for school-room USE Most OF the
new music will become popular The elements are wei
arranged for vocal practce-Oho Ed~cd1t0edt Month
~.
We find in this book great variety of excellent mu-
Sic adapted to the of day schools of all grades
Here solos, duets rio quartettes chorusss rounds
and chants some of them secular Of them sacred
all of them fit be sung by children at home or in school
Don't forget to "let the children g-NaSne Teacher
IOISCH7tU, me.
DAY SCHOOL BELL, OF excellent hymns. This book SON
tans the eemnts Of vocal music and nearly two hun
dred pages of music and Words adapted for schools and
suitable fox almost all occasions 1t contains large
number of pieces which will be favorites with the young
well several standard gees and patriotic songs
The sabbath Bell" Nos and 2, by the editor
have had an immense sale, and the ebay School Be'
calculated to SECURE reception as favorable as
has been awarded to its professionally. IL EaucG-
tiOnGL Journal
THE DAY SCHOOL BELIEVE have seen many works OF
haf hf bacf
for the of Public Schools and home cree.-IiptOR
Advertiser, Upton, LOaod.
HORACE WATERS. Publisher,
45tf 4SI Broadway, New York
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sheriG,s ForeoIosure sale.

CIRCUIT CoURT FOR THE COUNTY CT KEEoEnA;
Oliver S. ChapmaP, Plaintiff, dgaiit@ Serene Fisk,
Ephram Perkins, Lacy Perkins, Alanson NJ. Titus,
Kenosha a. Rockford Railroad Company, and Edward
g. Dyer aud PiiBy NJ. Perkins, Trustees Of the estate
Of Ephraim Perkins, DECEASED, and Ann Titus De-
PENDANTS.
pursuance and by virtue Of Judgment Of the Cir,
III cult GUur, for the county Of Kenosha, mace in the
above entitled cause beRod under the direction Of the
subscriber al public auction at the court House in tie city
of Kenosha county of KeDosa ana state Of Wisconsin,
Tuesday the Goth day Of August, A. d. 1862 at
o'clock in the afternoon Of that daJ All that certain
piece parcel or lot OF land lying and being ia the town
of Pike, county Of Kenosha and State OF wisconsin,
particularly known and described asThe west fraction
al half Of section nineteen, town two, range twenty-five
easily. fr, hfs 10, q 22)eXcepting and reseryng
the north sixty OF said fractional half section; al
excepting and reserVing the piece or parcel OF land
described follows, TO wit: Commencing at the Boltl
Of said fractional half sectOn thence rum
ming westerly three hundred tWentyseven and three
ourths 1871 34 feet thence norhery five hundred ana
Il y nine 559 feet 10 the Burlington road, thence east
erly along said road three hundred twenty seven and
half 1927 1921 feet TO the cart line Of tie fractional half
section aforesaid, thence southuiy four hundred and
thirty T431 feet 10 the place OF beginninP erus
Cash. Dated at tie Sherlas Office this l5h y Of May
A. d. 1862. JAMES M.S IEBBtNs, ..
STRONG FuILER Sheriff. Kcnosha County,
IIg'8 dtt1J8. l5N49
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grnnRrnR,a nNn-a1.

KBNosHA COUSTY-CIRCUIr COURT.
Cyrus Briggs Rgst Chauncey Seymour.
KN PURSUAk CEG and by virtue OF a ji&lgment OF
"a foreclosure and sale of the circuit court for the coun
y Of Kenosha made in the above entitled action, SHAH
offer for sale and sell at public auction, 70 the highest
bidder on Saturday the 23d day of August
next a. D. 1862 O'Clock in the afternoon Of that
day. at the front door Of the Court house in the city
and county of KenOsha and State OF sconsin, all the
following described lands and real estate, or much
as may be necessary to make the amount Of said
Judgment with Interest and the costs and expenses Of
such SALE to wit: "The southeast quarter Of section
number twenty-six (26) in township No one ~ north
"of range No. twenty-five (z2) east; except piece in
"he southeast corner thereof six rods long north aud
"south and five rods wide east aud west: Also part OF
he northeast quarter Of section No. thirty five 1907 in
sad township No. IL north OF range No twenty
"wo (22 east, bounded as follows to wit; Commencing
sat the northwest OF the said northeast quarter
section 49, thence south on the quarter Line one hun
"dred and three and wo.tirds 03 % rods, thence
"east sixty (GO rods, thence north hundred and
"tbree and twothrds Q03 23 rods thence west 8i2ty
500 rods to the place Of beginning, containing in all,
1.-TWO hundred (20Ob acres Of land"
Dated May 49, 1862. JAMES NJ. SIEBBlNS,
WEBSTER a SCHoFF, Sheriff. OF henosha County,
Plaintiff 3 Attorneys, kw5U
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rV1HE DAY SCHOOL BELL!

The Day School Bella new Singing Book for Day
Schools called the DAY School Be is ready. 1t
contains about 200 pages of choice Songs Solos Rounds
Catches, Duets Trios Quartettes and Choruses many
them written expressly for this work, besides 50
of the Elements Music. The Elements easy and
progressive that ordinary teachers will find themselves
entirely successful in instructng young scholars
to sing correctly and scientifically, while the tunes and
words embracing such variety fhvely attractive and
SOU stirring music and sentiment that trouble will be
experienced in inducing all beginners go with zeal
in acquiring skill in of ting meSt health giving beau
tymproving. happinessyeldng, and order, producing
variety, and adoption of music, and in excellence and
number its songs, original selected and adapted, it
claims by much excel all competitors Ii will be found
to the best book issued for Sennares, ACADEMIES
Public Schools. Afew sample pages ofhe Elements,
Tunes and Songs, given in circular; send and get
bath School Bells" Nos and 2, which have had the
sale of 655 600 copies Price paper cover, 20
cents SIS per 100; bound 80 eents-$22 per 100 25
copies furnished at The leo price, Mailed free at the re-
tai price.
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Written forthe Telegraph.
.sAna tust one Private KILLED"
BY II. CHASE.

Cold words, TO tell sisters doating love,
That she was desolate, indeed;
That her dear brother in his youth,
Was taken from her-at her utmost need.
Brief words they were-yet terrible 10 leeI
The bitter Voc their scanty limits held,
Small iov it seemed in that sad hour to know
The field was taken, and the foe was quelled
Was it for this, they sent him forth in pride,
A brothers blessing on h isboyish head
A sisters kisses on his beardess lips,
Thus to receive him, voiceIess,eol and dead
He was her all. percbance she loved him so
He went, and now, Oh Buckingham De
still,
Columbia's blessings on her brayest son.
Hallows the grave bis precious form ShaIi Ill.,
God bless him, no deIusive hope Of gain,
No differing glory lured his youthful eye,
Loving his country with proud boys love
Counting it little cen for her to die
And so be went,-and tBss they bear him home
The crimson stain upon his golden hair,
The blush Of death upon his hero heart,
The heart SO eager to DO, and dare.
And though on earth, no trumpet sound his
fame,
Royalty, angel harps in heaven eaall tell
How with his young heart full Of holy ZEAL
The brave boy-patriot for his country fell.
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Singers Letter A Machine.

Is the best Machine Ia the world for sEwe ana
Light Manufacturing purposes; Price, (aciM He2aer)
and beautifully ,ornanented, 500
The Nos. 1 and Machines are of great capacity and
application for manufacturing purposes.
Our No. Machines are especially adapted to all
kinds Of light and heavy Leather Work. in Carriage
Trimming Boot and Shoe Making, Harness Making etc,
etc They are of extra size, with an arm long enough
There scarcely any part Of Trmmer's stitching that
cannot be better with them than by hapd too
the saving time and labor very great he sable OF
these machines is q inches long, and to" shuttle VIII
hold six times the usual quantity OF thread Ihe large
machines work as fast a small ones.
We wouidask for our Letter a Machines, the spec4
attention of Vest Makers and Dress Makers, and all
those who want machines for tight ndRtYdctuftag
purposes They embody the principles Of the standard
machines making like them, the nterlocked stitch, and
destined to be celebrated for FAMILY SEWING and
light manufacturing purposes as our standard machines
are for manufacturing purposes in general.
| We havs Always on hand, HemIning GuRgess
SILK twist, I4inetl and Cotton Thread, on
spoons, Rest Machine OH Ia bottles. etc. etc
we maSuiaetOre Needles, and would warh
an persons using our Machines not to bay amy Others
quality, at higher prices than we charge the best
fhe needles sold by us manufactured especially for
our Machines. Il bad needle 2ady render tie best
| Mdclti2e almost useless.
Our customers may rest assured that all our Branch
Offices are furnished with the genuine article"
In case of small purchases, the money may be sent in
postage stamps, or bank notes.
sy Correspondents will please write their names dis
tincty. 1t is all Important that should in sch case
know the Post Office, County and State.
~ All persons requiring Information about Sewing
Machines, their sizes, prices, working capacities. and
the best method ofpurchasing, obtain by sending
to US, or any of our Branch Offices for a copy Of
I. N. Singer s. Co.'S Gazette,
Which is beautiful Pictorial Paper entirely devoted to
| the subject.-It viii be sent GRATIS.
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Mortgnne slnIo.
or wlgeoNsra-Krsa.nA cornrr cncrLr cornr

STATE or WlscoNsta-KRSosHA County GiEcrIq CouRr
Mary Carney against Peter Riley and Almira Riley.
Fl N pursuance and by virtue Of a certain Judgment Of
II foreclosure and made and entered IN the above
entitled cause the 7h day Of May, a. D. 18G0 Hi
ram Hobrook referee for that purpose in said Judgment
named, do hereby give notice tha9 suall saturday
the OH day Of August A. D. 1862 at the hour OF %.
CLOCK p NJ at the Court House, IN the city KenUsA
ia the state OF Wisconsin, offer Tor sale and sell at pub
Tic auction to the highest bidder thcreor the following
described land much thereof shall he necessary
to pay said Judgment and expenses of SALE to
witt "The cast half of the west half OF north quarter
Of section tive uyour (2, town one q north ofraDge
nineteen U9 east, in the County Kenosha and state Of
Wisconsin,. HIRAM HOLBROOK, referee,
Dated May 18th, 1852
o. S. & 4. Ii. HEAD, PrGs Atpys. 13w4g
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I. Nj. Singer s. Co.'S Gazette.

s5gg- We have made the above REDUCTION IN PRI-
CES with the two fold view of benefttng the public and
ourselves The public have been swlndsd by spurious
machines made in imitation of ours The metal III them
from the iron casting to the smallest piece, Is of poor
quality Their makers have not the means to do their
work WELL They hid away in secret places, where
II " puld be impossible to have at their command the
i 70 ser mechanical appliances. 1t is only by doing
re business, and having extensive manufacturing es-
alb ishments that good machines can be made ut mod
ra prices The best designed machines, BADLY
MADE are always liable to get out OF order and are
ure % cost considerable trouble and money to keep
them in repair.
IT, Qualities to be looked for in Machine are: cer~
tanty Of correct action at all rates OF speed simplicity
OF construction, great durability and rapidly OF opera
tion with the least labor Machines to combine these
essential qualities must made of the best metal dd
finished to perJect5On We have the ways ard means,
on a grand scale to do this.
The purchasers of machines, whose daily bread may
concern will find that those having the above qualities
not only work well rapid well as sJO1o ates OF
speed but long in the finest possible working order
Our Machines, made by 9s, will earn mare money
with less labor than any others whether in imitation OF
ours In fact they are cheaper than any other
macAiHes as gift,
~ Local agents wanted.
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Farms at Auction +!

a DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.-TEe under
IA signed, administrator the estate Of william p
Wattles, late of the city of Kenosa 10 Aenosha county
State Of Wisconsin, being duly licensed by the County
Court Of said county viii sell at public vendue, Sat
urday the 18th day Of july A. d. 1862, o'clock D.
M the Office OF r. Tyneson in said city let mum
Der five (5) in block number fortytwo 42 in the first
ward OF said city, together with the building thereon
being the premises occupied by said A. r. rs meson
as Livery StableAlso the southeast charter Of Sec
ton number ten lOl 4. one o., K. twenty-five (22 in
the town Of Peasa Prairie. Also that part OF north
half of the southwest quarter Of section number ten
10, lying cast Of the MlwauB road in said Pleasant
Prairie, together with the buildings thereon The
last described tracts Of land containing about 200
Of excellent land, viii be sold together which land
there is good two story house. and out-budings
never falling well Of excellent water, and thrifty,
bearing orchard Also all Of that part Of the northwest
quarter OF section number hfeen IS, T.. one j. K.
twenty-five y lying cast OF the Milwaukee road in
Pleasant Prairie aforesaid containing 122 2IlO0 acres
more or less known as the pasture lot.
Terms at the time fsale. ]. V. QUARLE5
Dated at Kenosha, June 1G, 1862. ave- Admir-
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STATE OF WISCONSIN KEONSHA
- County CIRCUIT CoURr.-Leyerett 8. Kellogg and
George A. ioks, Charles S. Smith, George F. Riggs,
Charles Warner and Albert Chesbro, Junior (Grn Of
Wicks- Smith Co. land John Jcues, Junior, and
Henry A. Smith (Grn Of Jones q smnh) and james L..
Bromley and CHARTS Kellogg (drsl Of Bromley Kel-
logo and Tiinotby A. Goodrich Frank II. Terry firm
Of Goodrich Terry )and Joseph Bradford and Jaises
b. Bradford (dlm Of Bradford Brother) and Francis
Metca LIds1tt15, AGAiYsT Edgar H. Kellogg, Jam Is n.
F0ncher Jaroa g. Btarkweaher, Matthias Miler Rachel
Miller, Asahel FAIR, Horace d. Moore and Edward
Wegt, Uet6ndnnts.
To all the creditors Of the late firm Of james II Fanch
err You and each Of you by virtue order en-
tered 10 this acton dated May 10, 1862 @ with
the clerk OF this county, in Keno5ha Wsconsn requr-
cd to make proof Of your claims against said finn be-
fore Jon b. Jlsun, Esq, Referee at his o1lce Iva the
cfv Of KenOsha, on the tlireth day Of ptetnber A.
ID 1862 10 O'Clock in the forenoon OF that day or AZ
thereafter as counsel can be heard on in default
making such proof that such defauire creditor be
forever barred and forecl0sed from making claim 10 any
part portion Of he funds Of the said late n Of James
IT, Fanehcr under the power and control Of this court
IN this action.
Dated June 2, A. D. 1902. J. j. PETIT
Plaintiffs Attorney,
SU5l Of Keuosha City, Wisconsin.
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NEW YORK MEDICAL 1NsT1rUTE.

A benevolent Institution wed for the cure of CRs
DISEASES % Every NATURE, INYAIIps FROM
QtAck ADAERTsERs AND No charges fr
medicine until cured and case ofextreme poverty
MENI FREE, NO minerals or Poisonous Drugs used The
Fhysiean nave had long a2d extensive experience both
Of the complain which special attention Is given Al
diseases OF the Head Throat. Lungs Heart Stomach
Kidney, Bladder rheumatism, Fits, Cancer Piles Nervo
Affections Diseases Of the Sexual Organs Seminal weak
ness Impotence and YrEent Diseases Of nature e
lively cured. Diseases of FEMALES AND ALL IRTr1I
TIES successfully treated Blindness and Deafness cn
without painful operations Patients by letter M
sending statement of their Medicine to am
part Of the country Consultation free all. Address
Stamp enclosed, DR. L. GRAVES, Consulting Phygeen
lyt3 BR0609 ADWAY. New York City
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SEReWRYRN.

a BOUT five weeks since, snail, light red COW, no
IA white about her except at the tip OF the tail has
short sharp and well spread hors and was thin in tesh
suitable reward will be given for her return, or any
information relative to her whereabouts by
DIR. BLACKALL,
Kenosha June II, 1852. Avg Water Cure.
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I'm PROBATE.-KENOSHA {

n PhOBATEo-hENU LUUNII
b COURT.-~In the matter OF the last Will and testa-
ment of hugh wilson OF Bristol Kcnosha County, Wis.
On reading and filing an instrument in writing pur-
porting to be the last will and testament OF Hugh VIII
SON late of Bristol aforesaid deceased and also the
conpanying petition Rebecca Wilson Of Bristol Rore
said representing among other things tha the said
Hugh Wilson, lately died at Bristol aforesaid that said
instrument is TIE last Will and testament Of said deceas
ed aud that she is the identical person named as exc
cuor in said will, andpraynR that day be omtcd
for hearing the proofs of said last will and testament
&C. ard that Henry Lines OF Kenosha be appointed
Administrator with the viii annexed
1t is ordered hatthe proc sad Instrument be heard
before the in ge of this Saturday, the 9th day
of july a. d. 1862 his Office, in the city of Keuosha,
at the your O'Clock OF said day. And it is
further ordered that public notice thereof be given
all persons interested, by Publishing copy this order
for three weeks successfully prior 20 said day of hear
ing in me Kenosba TeLegrdph, a weekly newspaper,
printed at Eenosha city aforesaid.
Dated June l4th, 1862. l, W. WEBSTER,
3w2 County Judge.
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ACtAME INTO THE ENCLOSURE OF TIE sUBsCRI-
u ber in the Town of Pleasant Prairie, on Saturday
I'd with white supposed, to be about twelve years Old
The owner is requested to cali, prove property pay
charges and take her away. .
A. Z. C0FFEEN.
ulAasant Prairie lime 25th 1862 4w3
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DIR, q. w. SEzYTHE,
No. 2O6 south Ninth street


YHNHE FOLLOWING PROPERTY WILL BE SOLD Fol
H. charges at the Depot of the Milwaukee and Chi
cago Railroad in Kenosha, August 2sth, 1862:
H B. Furguson-1 Box Drugs
o, J. Loumsburgh-1 Lumber Wagon
Mary Wood / Box Goods.
w. NJ. Patten-1 Hay Press
J. w. Vincent Cast Wheel.
A. Moon-6 Boxes Drugs.
Kenosha. June 26th, 1862. 3ns
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tFV " " Vt F7O~s U NE' =
ThTrd Ward.
puRKEE's EASTERN ADDITION.

The f0llO1cj7lg IN ". Il. Or. Sec. 6, I. i, IL. %.
J Hogan pit n or sec ., com S and 229
# W of the cor of said or sec, thence
ii 6-12 fl, thence rods, thence
Al SIP It, thence rods to beginning.
Levell-Pt ar of sec 6, com in slime
of Deming street, 1874 # W of e line of
sd or sec, thence said st 81 Alp It,
thence $50 SIP #, thence 81 It thence
III # to beginning, 2!
A Broxn-P PIT n or sec 6, com on line
of Deming st, q Alp It W Of line Of sd
or sec, thence W on said st Il Alp feet,
thence 1S9 fl, thence 70 2-1S fl, ehence
II $50 $40 tt, to beginning,
A Kenyon--Pt e or sec 6, com 264 # s of
n cor OF lot IL in said Or sec and on e
liue OF Kenosha st, thence to e line OF
lot Is thense S line Gflot 10, Al feet,
thence to e line of Kenosha st, thence
A #, to begiBning, Is
A Ii Peters--Pt of lots II, l3 and IA, on n
or of section 6, com at cor of lot II,
thence on line Of lot 81 feet W to
line of said lot, thence on W line OF sd
lot to point "A # Of the line of sat
lot thence W across let's u and IA to
line of lot IA, thence n to n corner Of
lot Ia, thence on line of said lots IA,
10 and IL to beginning, %
A II Peters-Pt OF n or OF sec q, com on
W line Of Kenosha ct 81 # S Of n cor of
lot II, s of common, thence 80 #, thnce
to the W line Of lot IL, thence II 80 #,
thence e to beginning. IL
VIM Wbite-Pt ", sec 6, com IS # of
the n cor of lot 16 and line OF
Kcnosha st, thence " to a poiot6 ronse
of the line of lot l6, thence A feet,
thence to kenosba st,thence al # to
beginning.
Jno Il Nicho's-Lots 26, q ard part Of lot
2S, beginning at the corner Of lot y,
thence n on the line Of said lot Is #,
thence to q point 80 Il Of the g
of said lot, thence TO the cor,thence
e to the be ginning, also all the land ~
ing of SAID parcels OF lots !, and
of The telegraph road, and bounded by
alley between lots %, 90. 157
Hessberg Bro-Pt Or sec 6, com IL
rods s. and 10 rods " OF the cor Of lot
II, thence 6 rds, thence IL rds,
thence n 6 rods, thence e5 IL rods to
beginning, .
S Forbes-ps Il or sec 6: com II rds sof these
cor Of lot Il, and ii rls Of centre Of Old
Chicago read, 3 o rds, W 8 II rds, n rds,
e5 10 to beginning,
S Scott-Pt Il e or sec 6: com 10 rds Of Sc
cor of lot Il, thsBce " 10 rds, . rds, 10
rds, n 3 rds TO Beginning,
Chas B Ford--Pt e.qr sec >: com q "a rds
oFtke line sf lot II and 20 IL # W of thew
line Of Old Chicago road, thence " Q 1-2 rds.
n ; 81 rds, ~ Tds to beginning Y
u IO'%ei!i-Pt n or sec 6: com rds " & 43 1-9
1ds s Of e cor Of lot Il, thence par'l with
liae Of lot Il, II #. 8 IL rds, ~ #, IA l-2
rds to beginning, y
N fyNeilI--Pt n e ar sec 6: com 45 rds & 14fts ~
+ Of the 3 e cor of lot II and on the whine Of be
Old Chicago road, thence S AZ 1-2 #, " s rds
a A. - #, G rGs to beginning, II
BOND & STRgsG's ADDITION. .
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EEyHE HORACE WATERs rIANOs

FEHHE HORACE WATERS PIANOS
Il and MelQdeons and Alexandra Organs, and 4.
GILBERT CO.'S celebrated Eoan Pianos are the
finest instruments for parors and churches now in use
large assortment can be at the new warero ms
No. ASH BROADWAY, between Grand and Bro ONE SITS
which will be sold at extremely low prices. Pianos and
Meodeons from sundry markets, and second. hand
to let and rent allowed if purchased per agreement
Monthly payments received for the same Secondhand
Pianos and MelodeOns at great bargains prices from
$2S to $780, Sheet Music Music Books, and all kinds
of Music Merchandise, at prices. Pianist in at
tendance will try music
OPINIONS PRRSs.
'The Horace Waters Pianos Known rs among the
very best We are enabled to speak Of these instruments
with some degree of confidence from personal kowl-
edge of their excellent tone and durable quality
York EUdngetst.
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&fA.MRER6a.

ENRON the subscriber, two year old bay mare colt,
III with ooked narrow white stripe in its forehead.
Whoever will take up said colt, and give information,
will be reasonably rewarded.
DANIEL WILLIAMS.
Antioch Lake Co. H., June II 1862 Owl