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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-18
UNION FAIR.

Many citizens favor q call being made
on oil patriotic Union-lorine ladies of Keo-
kuk, Warsaw and Hamilton, for q prelim-
mary meeting to consider the best man
ner of preparing for "Union Fair" to
be held in Keokuk, for the relief of sick
aud wounded soldiers in our hospitals or
on the battlefield.
This call is not to interfere with any
established societies, but to call into &C
ton the dormant energies Of large mum
Der of ladies'.
All Indies are most earnestly solicited to
be present At the meeting to be held at
the Medical College, Tuesday. 5 O'Clock
p. M.
Warsaw papers please coDv.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-18

Distribution of Snlt In Richns ON
The following advertisement in til,
Richmond Dispatch tells gloomy tale il
very few words:
SAIr.-The Council OF Richmond hay-
ing deemed it prudent to require that re-
cipients of salt under the arrangement
lnent made by said council in reference to
that indispensable article, (salt, should
produce certificate, sworn to before some
person authorized to administer an oath.
as to their residence. size Of family, &c,
the undersigned having learned that many
persons, amongst whom were the widows
of Confederate soldiers, have been made 10
pay a fee OF twenty-five cents to obtain 10
cents worth of salt, (two pounds) pro-
poses to devote three and half hours
each day, during The continuance of the
Councils very humane Interrogation in
behalf of its feilew-tewns people, to re-
ieve all persons WHO moy be necessitated
o accept OF the privilege afforded BIZ the
Council aforesaid, from the inhuman re-
QUESTION.
-
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WHOLE NO. 368
The Woman who Never Gossips.

On no, never gossip! have enough TO do to toka
''''e ofmy own business without talking about The
AFFAIRS OF others. Mrs Smith. Why .heres Mrs Crack
ef-she deals in scandel by the wholesale II does
seem l" me as though that wOmans tongue must he
ahoSl worn out but no, there's danger orthat IL
| eVebody was like me there uOuldnt be much trouble
III 'he world. Oh. no. never gossip! But did YOU
h'"" 'hat Miss Elliott had got new silk dress Mira
SMITH You didn't? Well. she ha< Its real brocsJe.
sa" It MYSELF aud do say it is n shame for her tn
be SO evtravngant. mean 10 give her n niece Of NV
mind Mis- Smith. You believe her uncle eave il to
hert Well, don't care ifhs did Why its only lvvo
months since her ialAer failed; AMI now TO see her
DASH out IN that style!-it's a burning shame Ism.
pose she thinks she's agong 10 catch young LAWYER
JONES' our think she'll find herself mistaken He's
got more sense than to be caught by her if She has
eo' orocade sir dress. And there's that upstart
UicSS"iaKer Aate Manly setting her cap for the doc.
Tors son The mperiinencc of some people is perfect
~ astonishing don't think she S any better thar sha
ought to be- for my own part. | never did like her
with her mild, soft look when anybody's about MI,
"ofu 'of IT, she eau look enough when there
a." l. Then she says She only seventeen! Goodness
Knows Sho Is as old my Arabella Lucretia. and
she Swell, won't say how old but she morn sev
ehteen, aud ain'tAshamed 70 say go eitb.r. b,,T
mink Doctor Ma; will have more d,sc,et;o,
'hah TO think OF marrying her. Some folks call ba,
handsome Well, | don't She amt half 50 good
looking us my daughter Jane. Then the way she doss
up het halr IN such fyaway curs and If you believe
H. Mrs SMITH she actually had the impudence N tell
me that she couldn't make her hair as straight as Ma
rIas lmpertinence! If she'd let curling n.ro,,
anu curlihg-IrOns alone, I'd risk but what her hair
would he as straight as any bodys But what do Won
'hnk OF the minister's vito. Mrs SMITH You like
her Well all can say is. you've got a very peculiar
taste Why. she's as poud as Luc ifer-besn married
! whole week. and hasn't been to see me vet Yon
presume she hasn't had time. | don. see vba, n.
minister "aned 10 go out Of town to get him a wifi.
lot any way and then, above all things TO ret tba
NUE. gIrsh.ookng thing! Why didn't he take one
Of his parishloners! There's my ArabeIla Lucret,a
would have made him better wife than he eotnovx
And She just about the right age Tor him What do
you say-that Arabelia Lucretia is two wears Older
'hah The mln'sler' | should think it was a pity III
didnt know my own daughters age. MIS-. Smith,
1t SOME folks would mind their own business. a, IN
Id thank them.
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Pithy Brevities.

And old sinners apology from one own month, "a
that when candle is nearly burnt out little mix
edness Is always thought sosty.ble.
burke SAID: " am not OF the opinion of those ran
aleneh WHO are against disturbing The public renose
The lire bell ut midnight dsturbes your sleeu I'm, i
keeps you from being burnt in your beds"
The fIgn OF George the Third was the xolden are f
successful medIucrlly-and ago IN which h,,Is ma,
were favored and great men depressed; when in oil
"AlkS oil public lie the first conditions of promo,ion
were to lawn upon ancient preIudlces aud support as
lablished abuses.
Inc plOper bushes Of a statesman is 10 contrix.
means by winch certain ends may be effected leaving
II 10 The general voice OF tho country to determine
What these ends shall be.
Many married. soldiers go through a campain with.
ou' SCRATCH and that's better than he might do AZ
homo.
Madam SAID doctor one day to a mother ofa
"'a''h Oaoe' the ladies have deputed me to
inquire "ha' you do to have such lovely happy uni
"''''F s"ou cniid The mother unused for moment
o''' The Srangeness of The question and then teplied
SIMPLY and beautifully: why, cd gave me
healthy child. and let it alone
The Kingston IN. " Argus saws tina, seva,oi, o,,
udieS Oh ih1t village volunteered army nurses but
nave been rejected on account Of their good looks
firm in ST Louis advertise for n nnmbor oc 81.
men, ana admonIShes those who are afflicted with 40
cessiohism or any other stupidity lot TO apply
De SnIncev mentions chapter in Won Trols
work on Iceland" which is entitled "Concernin.
the Snakes OF Iceland" The entire cban,er cons;s,
OF these FIX words: There are no snakes in loo
land"
friendship should be like the crossing of circles
where each takes something from the other and vc,
where neither loses
conversation is sometimes spoiled BY dark po,v
i"ct coming across II, tropical sun NAV sci barrcJ
and ol"ched. with long, suen stream ofsuoke iro,D
ste amers chimney
poet IN society, is generally called by vivacious
sim ptetohs dull d'g So children when all tho bloaA
Is tinsng in their foot say it's asleeu.
The weld never admits a writer is inspi,,d ,1tbo
has expired 40
scotch lecturer undertook TO explain 10 n wiling.
audience the word "phenomenon - ..Mov bs mo
IteenS' we dinna ken what phenomenon NAV he
Weel' then. all tell zee Ye've seen COO fcovv, no.
uo'' Woel. coos nae a phenomenon. Yevaa a,
see" an apple-ree. Weel, an appe.rree's nae pbe-
homenon. But gin ye see COO gang I'D the ami.
tree ta first, to Pu' apples. that would be n pb.no,n
enOn"
nan The discomfort in the world arises from MAJ.
regarding themselves centres, instead or.ho ms;
tesima segments of circles
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STTLL-PoND, KENT Co. Mn,
July dth. lS6l
w. NJ. WARNER.

July 4th, 1862
MEssRs. BAuen & Sons,
Dear Sirs:-At your request
will give you the result of the use of your Raw
Bone Phosphate Of Lime, upon my present Wheat
crop. applied it last fall at the rate of about $50
pounds to the acre, along side Of "Sombrtro Phos.
phate" (which purports to be one.fourth Peruvian
GuGnO,l at the same rate as the Phosphate. Tho
price Of this SOmbrero" was $40 per 1000 pounds.
have just cut the wheat-cut it myself with rbe
Reaper, and drove it myself, consequently had fair
chance to Judge of the difference, which was tvo In
one in favor Of the Raw Bone Phosphate. In fact
it was the heaviest crop of Wheat l ever raised.
expect TO get at least twenty bushels from one busb
oil Seeded over the whole part of the field where YOUR
Phosphate was applied. shall want from four To
six tons this fall-can't yet say exactly how much
until decide upon the amount of Wheat shall
seed shall be up to your city about the first of
August with peaches, and expect to call and see
you. may remark further, in relation to the above.
that the field is of very poor land-having never
been lined. had it in Wheat two years ago, and
got but $50 bushels off thirty acres; now expect at
least 700 bushels. In haste,
remain yours, &c.,
RoBT q. Wallis.
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j. III. PRIMROSE !
Fresh Arrival of New Goods.
The subscriber has just returned from i.aliade!phia
with a large and well.assOrted stock Of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard
ware, QuceuSware.

MACkEREL, HERRING. MEAT, &c.
Tins stock vas selected with great care and bought
exclusively for cash. which the public we'll kno,
'hdt OWING 10 the serious prOstratiOn business ard
great financial panic among the merchants OF PhiIo in
aduluon to my small expense do business enables
me 10 sell goods at least twenty per cent less an
merchants who sell on credit
can sell CallcOes at 6i 10 and I25 cts as poof IS
ever was sold Challys DeLanes. I25, 49, 20 and Is
cos In, shepherd faids 25 cts; Manchester Gingham
IA Gus Brown Muslin from s TO Is, and Be9ched
rom u TO l24 cts 1914 Brown and Bleached Shee;.
ing o. Ladies Cloakng Cloths Cottonades, and all
O'hef descriptions OF Jiy Goods.
AIso' large stocA ol Hardware. which will close
ing il. N0oP'
III me grocery department star beyond competi.
uon. Good Brown Sugar, cts d; good Rio Coffee 90
ana y cts; Burnt do. rs cts; prime Hams 10 els
Shoulders q cis Sides. 81 so per hid best Easlport
Herring tgled) $3.50.
Al articles usually kept in a country store. which
Will he sold at The lowest cash prices
Inc public are respectfully invited To call and eY
anime my stock, before OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the Rank
SPRUANCE. - " "' :"
mJS JOSEPH II ppINtpoCC
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TEE WAR PowER-'The true. manly md .,,-
ground to take is this: That the War po,,..
our Government is cOnsttuuOnay as vast and a, mn.
defined as the War Power of any other nation When
we are fighting an enemy. that enemy has no rights
under the Constitution. 1.-The is a rebel as well a. an
enemy hls rights under the Constitution begin vban
he has laid down his arms. If we intend 10 D,D;.h
him we musI do it Dy the process Of weakeninx him
during the progress of the war Aztec the war IS oyo-
all his supporters may, suppose successfully res.,
every attempt to contscate their estates or take ,bs
lives Each will be entitled jury trial IN the dis
'rict where his crime committed. and this be equiv.
aient TO an acQuiltal. If jeff Davis bmself il No,
punished during the war; he surely will not be nun.
i'hed alter H. While the war is in operation ia the
hme to conhscate and emnneipate. These ore war
measures and find their justification in military ne
cessiIy.'
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Rom. q. Wallis.

NEGRO REoIMESr.-It is said that Count Garowski,
the celebrated Russian nObleman has signifed his
willingness to take command Of negro regiment,
and movement is on foot to have him commission.
ed for that purpose.
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complete assortment of Cutlery, such as Knives
anu Forks Carvers Steels. Pen-Knves Scissors, Ra.
ZOrs and SirOps, &c. ~"
The attention Of the Ladies' is also called to his as.
ortmeni OF Sewing Needles. Knitting Needles. pins
Ihmoles. Shields, Teaspoons and Tablespoons of the
finest quality Ironing a paratus &c '"'
Also. an assortment of Fire Arms Skates niD,..
bells, And IONS. Shoyels and longs Coffee 81
ters Frying Pans Waffle irons, &c NJ
All the above articles will be sold at ',v a,
'han can be bought elsewhere. Please cnu and .x
anime for yourselves. where you will always md bm
ready and willing to accommodate the pubic ON m.
best terms. F "" 'ue
ieb3 7 L uI,1,,.,
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JOSEPH II PRIMROSE.
IaG 'plyI!N 'lsIu!qosN puu .epuno uoII zsIm

tsG ,p4@ll!N 'lsIu!qosN pun IspunoI uoII Ss6m
HJlH0 S OLD
'uOloIS AuB ~ pBUIiIBH "A psIaAIIan sau1u,prr re
oS 'oY saqsS4qI, puB sI0MOJ 'sIsdssN 10
sl!a"sH pnS '4SPIo o. spUm AI9uqouIv pun ssulisG1
>" spu!f Nv session. 40 IoJ sI0II"H psuInI uoII
t''m SUM ouUO IuSnS 'sI5qssIHL pun sIoMOJ Jeulo
"slu: 'VS GU ~ uol1 siUs sAIS pun spBm is4, pa
luoAuM seu!qouIV SulqsoIqI uuI s.asuoq5uussm
~ Siuuli 'osIu :s'S1oq OF 10 g g p IoI 'SHgMoJ
-1SHOH QIAOHdNI S.Xlu 10 JaIuloUtnuR1T
an, 20, 80 r eIsiS
" A1s' AIuda ouIqouW 10 IsEqdmUd 5uiIIsIM ssouI
.puVq no s6u!qoUN sYoImIo1JN IOI sIvdsI Iol sIIgd
oPl Nv p5uInlaI 90 Anu uOIloBIslIus sniS OF ne
lus14oM So5pu uIoo no In) IIIu puB sIqBInp sIouI
WbS u"Aolss1 PuB 'sIOm ma psIuHIIUAt .epsm 10
MoIN IadU9Y lseq puH ss6uoIls sVl eau 6auI 1901
u! pos OO09 AIIUsu :slUSA 9 II! pos OO0Oc IsAO
.,,n,, - - - q lo'U sSIOq.T
l9plo 10 l'9q lnoq Iod ssIaU " slno ou.5
'OFI$ soId 'poulqwoo IemON puu LsdssH osIou.z
HLVLS HILL NOd LNa0v aTOs
d0!L0 - 0SLO0H
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Guns and Pistols

Tho subscriber informs the citizens of Smvrna and
the country adjacent that he has taken The house TO-
merry occupied by julius Passauer opposite he CaI.
rage FACTORY Of CahOOn Carrow. on Commerc 81 .
where ne 10 prepared 10 make all kinds of FIRE.
ARNis'- Nihes, Muskeis, ShOt.Guns, Pistols. &c.
He is complete master of his trade. having Iearned
the business in Germany. and worked for some time
IN me principal establishments in thus country.
All Kinds OF Repairing done reasonable terms
Je<i'0m NICHOLAS GLATT.
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The wheat crop has been harvested in New Jer.
sey, and it is reported to be the heaviest seen in the
State for several years past ea...
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Farmers, Look Out.

All persons interested in the use Of the fol-
loving articles are requested 10 examine nv
stock, consisting Of very superior
Grain Cradles, Wheat Rakes,
Revolving Rekes, Hand Rakes. Barley Forks,
CuluVators, Flows, Harrows. Ground Rollers
&c. JOHN MIIIAwXv
N. B.--Agent for Kirby's AMERICAN HAIR.
vEsTER, MANNEY's REAPING MAcgINr and
lHRAsHING MACHINE, PELTON's TRIPLE GEAR
HORSEPOWER, Hand Cornshellers, Power Shell.
lers, &c. ~
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RANAWAY ".

Runaway from the premises OF the subscriber.
on Monday, 80 inst, white indentureC an
prentice boy to the farming business, named
Morgan iruax, aged Is years He is DARK
comPiextloned and his face is considera bly, pit.
ted WIN me smallpox. liberal reward will
be given for any information leading n his
where's bouts. IOHN Tpusy
jy3 4w. Near Smvrn.' Del
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School Books and School
FINDINGS

Inc undersigned has purchased an assortment of
SCltoOL BOOKS, Siatonary-Pens, (GiIlett's) Ink.
feh'hoiders, Pencls,-&c., which he will sell AT re-
duced prices, and having made arrangements win
several houses in Philadelphia, will furnish promptlv
aHd at the shortest notice any and all kinds Of misce
laneOus Books which may be ordered
Book Depository in the front room of his o1;ce IN
store. - N'''''S
N. B.-Terms invariably in advance.
Smyrna, April ], 1861
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Hardware Store.

Inc undersigned, successor to VIM WiIds wonId
respectfully inform The public tina, he has opened
large ana complete assortment of Hardware Goods
IN the house recently occupied nv l. d. IiamiIIop
Commerce ST. SMYRNA. 1nnsislinn of -.'.oN,
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TO
Builders and RepairerS

Tho Undersigned successors to VIM. II. Bsvno,d
have entered into co.parinership under the firm 81
on the e'' ing
Bricklaying and ,Plasterino
business. and would respe' fully offer their
to he people OF Smyrna and vicinity
done in their line Satisfactory references can ss
given. "a" DC
All orders lel at Baynard's Bakery will !. a,
'enueG 10 promptly kObT. BAYNARD.
mh0 HENRY WHITE
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Building Hardware
FARMING TMPLEMENTS

comprising in part Locks. Lalches. Bolts, Screws
Hlnges Nails SASH ChIsels. Augers. Weighs, Axes
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Positive Notice.

All persons indebted to the subscriber on nc
COUNT OF bIacksmI'hiDg. are requested to come
notice. 'u''"e'
jan16 JOHN A. cAvENnrp
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CUTLERY.

such as Shove. Spades. Bride bits Drawing KNIVES
saws Scythes, with all other Tools desirable for
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PERSONAL.
THE McCLELLAN GUARn

will meet at The Armory next Monday Evening 2ed
inst. at O'clock Bssiness Of Importance viii be
transafted, 81 ~ ~ slHs4H f9Eg N - - =
NtN3fE h1aa 81 aee q.
ta-l .ift4f sast
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-04-04
YOU'RE RIGHT, SIR, SAYS Mr.. M'fINNIGAN.

Two Irishmen out of employ,
And out at the elbows as easily,
Adrift in grocery store,
Were smoking and taking it lazily;
The one was broth Of a boy,
Whose cheek bones turned out and turn in
again,
His name was Paddy O'Toole--
The other was Mr.. McFmnigan.
Bad luck to the rebels, says Pat,
For kicking up all Of this Robbery;
They call themselves gintlemen, too,
While practicin' murder and robbery.
Now if it's gintale for to stale,
And take all your creditors in again,
I'm glad I'm no gintleman born
You're right, sir, says Mr.. McFinnigan.
The nagur states wanted a row,
And now, 'pon my word they have got in it,
They have chosen bed that Is hard,
However they strive for 10 cottoni it.
Now if it's the nagurs they name
By chivaly, then it's a sin again,
To fight for a cause that's so black
on IT, IlSHl, SIT, says MI lltI IIlltlEAtis
Joost mind what ould Engand's about,
A sending her troops into Canady.
And all her old ships on the coast
Arc ripe for treachcry any day.
Now if she should mix in this war
To think so makes me head spin again
Guild Ireland would have such a chance
You're right, sir, says Mr.. McFnnigan.
There's never an freshman born,
From Maine to the end Of secessiondom,
But longs for time and chance
To fight for this country in Hcssan-dom.
And so if ould England should try
With treacherous friendship to sin again
They'll all be on one side at once
You're right, sir, says Mr.. McFinnigan
Horroo for the Union, me boys
And the devil take all who would bother it,
Eecession's n nagur so black
The devil himself ought to father it.
Horroo for the bould Si&ty-Nnth!
How they arc bound to go in again
IFS Corcoran's rescue they're at
You're right, sir, says Mr.. McFinnisan.
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Domestic Recipes

CoFFGE Ice Brown two
elIs of coffee; put it hot and unground
into a quart If sweet rich milk, boil it.
and, adding the yolks of eight eggs, strain
il through sieve, swecten, and freeze it,
giving frequent and thorough agitation.
If properly done it will not be discolor,
ed.
LIaHT CAKE FOR BREAKrAsr OR
TEA.-One cup of sugar, two eggs, one
half cup of melted butter, one and half
cupfuls of milk, two teaspoonfuIs cream
of tartar mixed with flour, one teaspoon
fnl of soda, flour enough to make n stiff
batter. 1t will bake in twenty minutes
If the oven is hot.
COFFEE CAKE.-One cnpful of but
ter, one cupful OF sugar, one of molas-
,es, one Of liquid coffee, teaspoonfu OF
soda, two teaspoonfuls cream of tartar,
-four enough to stiffen it, cinnamon and
nutmeg TO taste add fruit if you please
WINDSOR CAKE.-Two cupfuls Ind,
mn meal, four Of flour, four of milk, one
half cup Of molasses, one teaspoonful Of
soda--bake in pound cake tin. Half
The quantity may be used,
Two WAYS TO Use CoLD BOILED
FIsH.-Q) Take two pounds of cold
fish, cut it into very small pieces, scald
one pint of milk in saucepan, mix in
enough -four to make paste, and half
pound of butter. Season with pepper
and salt, and then whip in the yolk Of
four eggs, one by one. Butter dish,
lay in first layer Of fish, then of paste,
and so on to Gil the dish. Bake three
foJrths of an hour in moderate oven.
(2) Cut up a fish in convenient pieces
and put in a jar layer Of fish and then
Of spices (pepper, cloves, ailspicc, and
mace to taste) until the jar is filled then
add vinegar enough to cover thoroughly
Tie paper tightly over the jar then
spread paste of flour over the paper
set one in the oven for eight hours
Blue fish is good, but shad is better. L
rightly done the boues will be entirely
absorbed 1t is excellent.
CHICKEN SALAD.--Boii or roast q
nice fowl. When cold, cut of the mpa,
and chop it little, but not very small
cut up large bunch of celery ard mix
with the chicken. Boil four eggs hard
mash, and mix them with sweet oil. salt
mustard, and u gill; vinegar Beat this
mixture very thoroughly together and
just before dinner pour it over the chick.
en-.
MAKING TEA.-Water for making tea
should be used the moment it boi, The
reason assigned is that if it is boiled for
some time all the gass IN it escapes with
the steam, and it will not then make tea
of the best flavor. Clear, pure, soft wa
ter is the best.
How TO COOK PARsNEPs.- It hest
vegetables, as is generally known. are o
better flavor after being left in the GROUND
through the winter
Pdrsnep FriaerS.-Boil psrsneps un-
Ill tender mash and season with butter
pepper and salt; make them in pats, dip
them in butter, and fry in very little fat
until brown. Or cover them with cog.
and cook gently.
Boiled PdrSRips.-Aiter they are
boiled and peeled, chop them as fine as
green corn cut from the cob, and season
while hot, with butter, pepper and salt.
Parsnips Broiied.-After they are
boiled, slice the roots and broil brown
Make gravy as for beeisleak,
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LIST OF PRICES.
OUR HARMONIC ORGAN.
PIANO STYLE

This isthe most desirable instrument for church
es, concert and lecture rooms, yet invented
LIST. Ii comes at a much lower price, consid-
ering what it is capable of doing.
ID. 1t is far more simple in construction, and
therefore less liable to get out of order
Sd. It contains only half as many reeds as
other instruments of the same power, and con-
sequcutly not half the expense to keep it in
tune,
4th. 1t is much more easily managed by the
player, being less complicated in the arrange
mcnts Of stops, &c.
1t may be bowed by the player or with a lev
er by another person.
The Harmonic Organ has also fine, powerful
Pedal Base, with reeds entirely disconnected
from the other part of the instrument Making
altogether an instrument Of nearly as mucl
power as a Thousand dollar Pipe Organ.
IL All our instruments are made IN the mos
! Thorough manner, and warranted in every res
pect. A complete assortment Of new and sec
/ ond hand Pianos constantly on hand for sale and
/ to rent.
/ Or Tuning and Repairing done to order.
| ESTY & GREEN.
/ Brattleboro, June y, lSGl-2jyl
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-04-04
COMMISSlONER'S NOTICE
D1TID ROYCF,S FSTATE.

IN ~ IlOl u - ENI Il
HE Subscribers having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF
Orleans, Commissioners, to receive examine and
ADJUST all claims and demands of all persons
against the estate Of D AVID ROYCE, late
OF charleston, in said district, deceased, repre-
sented insolvent and the term OF six months
from the 18th day of February, 1862, being al
lowed 10y sad Court to the creditors of said de-
ceased, to exhibit and prove their respective
claims before us
Give notice that we will attend to the duties OF
our appointment at the dwelling house of Mrs
Ruth Royce, in Charleston in said District
on the third Monday of May and August next
at ten O'Clock, in the forenoon, on each Of said
days.
]. II. LOCKING, ! C,.nn,,,,
". L. CLARKE, { -Y'''''''
charleston, March f. lS62.-l3w3