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NOTICE.

T PROPOSES sell at Public Auction the VAN NESS
L FARM, recently acquired by the State fom II. NJ.
Bates Treasurer the 9Th day of January 1862 al 10
O'Clock A. NJ, at the AMERICAN HOTEL in Burlington
unless sooner dsi osed OF This farm is situated Wi
moo ski River two miles and hale from the village OF
Burlington and contains $50 acres OF intervae wood
and upland, This ia IN was the properly of Gen Elijah
Allen, and upon which he resided at the time of his de-
cease and the famous Ethan Allen Marble quarry up-
on it. Possession will be given April la 1868.
LEVI UNDERWOOD,
f g State agent.
BurliRgton, Dee. 18th, 1852 dec22 w3d&w.
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LAh0ILLE COUNTY BANk-D,rectors-- I'll.
Noyes, John A. Child, Horace Powers, Geo.
Wilkins, 0rlo Cady, c. C. Chadwick, and
Amsss Paine. President.-L. II. Noyes.
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The Bank Of Royalton made January divi-
dend Of 4 per cent. Perley c. Jones is Pres
Dent, and A. W. Kenney, Cashier
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The Hydepark Nc,O,dea'er says, Colonel Hyde
arrived in town last evening. 1t is repor ted
that he has resigned.
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EELIEF IN TEN MINUTES
Rryan's PuEmOmic Waters.
The speedy remedy discovered FOX
al Diseases Of the Chest and Lungs, Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Consumption, Bronchitis, Influenza,
HaarseneEs Diflcult breathing, Sore


Throat de-, &c.
THESE WATERS give the most instantaneous and per-
L. feet relief, and when ptrsevered with according 20
directions, fail TO effect rapid and lasting
Thousands been restored perfect health have
;red ether in vain. To all classes and all censti
tutiSns they equally blessing and need
despair matter how long the disease may have exist
ed, however it may be, provided tie organic
structure Of the vital organs is hopelessly ecayed.
Every afflicted should give them impartial trial
To Vocasts and public Speakers, these Waters Pc
fuliarly valuable they viii in DAY the
severe occasional hoarseness and their regular se
few days w at all times increase the power aud hex
eity of the voice. greatly improving its tome compass
and earness for which purpose they are regularly used
~ many professional vocasss. nevl3W dEzmly
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, N !.
Price q cts. per box. For sale by all Druggists.
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James B. Meacham, Esq, has been appointed
Deputy Assessor in Bennington.
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Agricultural Library Associations have been
formed in Bennington and Manchester.
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ADJUrANF GENERALS OFFICE,

Hon. 8. Foor-Dear Sir II have the pleas
nrs to inform you that the Ninth Vermont WIGS
declared exchanged on the 9Th inst, and that
the General Order will be issued in few days.
A telegram has been sent to the regiment TO
prepare for the field.
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ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. %. There were seYera
ballots for Speaker Of the Assembly, wi,hou,
choice
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pailp @tffmlall1l. ~.
JANUARY %. 1868

The NINTH ExcHANoED--The following note
from Adjutant General Thomas, shows that the
Ninth Vermont may soon expect active duty
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LIBERATION NOTICE.

THIS certihes tina; have this day given my son.
jamin F. Hart, Tinor, his time during the remain
der of minority, Their fore, shall claim none OF
earnings pay any debts Of his CONTRACTING after this
date. ALOkIO HANT, u.
.. Henmond Hospital.
Attest, JOHN FCLLON. Point Lookout, hid.
Dec. s, 1869 .I... f3ws
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Liberation Notice.

This certifes that. for valuable confederation have
this ay, given TO my sen, Almon c. Dowung, his time
during bis minority, and thar will claim his time
wages or pay any debts OF his ting from and az
ser this date. RICHARD DOWNING.
- Witness, H. A. HITE.
I Woodbury., Jas. 8, 1868. - 2w3
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d.. IMPORTANT TO FEMALES. .a.. e..
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS


The combination OF ingredients in these Pills the
eelt OF long and extensive practice. They are mild
htn operation, and cartain in correc;ing all Irregular
Faniul henstruations removing all DISTRACTIONS,
iSse'ser ron Geld otherwise headache. pain in the
pspation CT the heart whites, All nervous afec-
LOIS ysterios, fatigue pain in the back andlinbs &c
sleep, which arise from Interruption OF nature
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
u*S he commencement Of in the Treatment: ef
tsose Irregularities and distractions which have con-
eIghec SO many TO premature grave. No female can
oy good health unless she is regular, and whenever
cline, 800.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
@e the most eectusl remedy known for all b9Hs
plants peculiar to Females To ali classes they in
ralua6le inducing, with certainty periodical regularity
hey are known to thousands who have used them at diff
periods, throughout the country having the sane
"cn OF some of the most eminent Physicians in America
Explicit directions, stating when they should not be
useu, with each boxthe price dollar per box
'a1nEisg from fifty to sixty pills.. ~ nl3
Pills sent by mail promptly, by RENTING to the Pro-
prefer Sold by s. p. Redfeid, Montpelier, vt, and
ny druggists generally. Il. - ga
IL F.pIERcE, Montpelier, Agent
h5ylelh.t aearl II. b. HUTCHINS, Preprietorytq
nay5fly 20 Cedar St.fNaw YORK "a
bma@A .w'r@saf 70 f&tG
w&h. &t1mF aNR4n
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Newbury Seminary and Female
Collegiate Institute.

Spring Term begins February 10th.
D0ARD of ILstruCton full. Best advantages in all
ID departments. Excellent board in the Seminary
BOaysing house. Rooms cheap for self-boar0ers.
Apply early for a Circular or Catalogue. - .
GEO. G. SMITH, .
jsnl5w5 Principal.
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]. V. BABC0CK & co.
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ROSEWOOD

DloruRE and HAIR WREATH FRAMES
L in all varieties.
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THE GREFENBERG
FAMILY MEDICINES
Ars prepared under the Immediate ETPeTDisio'
sf sEIiEfNI PhyIieiGn, and they may
be relied upon iB al eGseI.

sr,s {fsliipence Of the community is not in5ulted
by the offer Of single medicine Wheh eahs " ~
of Eleven different Medicines, All unequallod IN Ila
cure Of te diseases for which they are recommenaea
~ ne Dissases incident to this country and ciiat
szs-rHR gHrFESaERG VEGETABLE Pills are better
than any other kind Of Pills in the world friesoo'
-. NJ anETEEBERa UTERINE CATHoLIcoS L an
infalible remedy for all Fonale Diseases Price siiao
.v-rUE IJrenIsE UAFuoLIooE viii also cure Gray-
sI, diseases OF the kidnCTsi urinary dmeuiiiea n
bss-FUE RlzFEBnERa sARskPARILLA IL b. Tar the
rasst powerful and efiicacioHs compound IN u5os-
HE-TuF GRzFENBRRY DYHESTERT SYRUP is q egr-
lain and quick remedy for all diseases Oi the DoWea
Prizes 20 cents.
BB-FuE GREFENBERG PILE REMEDY never tails to
permanently relieve this distressing disease Frlce 81
EsE-THE GBEFrEBERa CHmDREE's PANA0EA is an
invaluable compound in all diseases incident 20 chill
dren.
as5-fBr GRFFENBERG FEvER AND AGUE REMEDY Is
sovereign specinc fer this particular disease fres
% oents.a ......
H8-THE gREFEEHFRa GHEEs MOUNTAIN oIlrlIElll
excsls all other saes in It's curative snects rrlesS
cents.
Ez-rHE GRErEsBERa aEAITH BITTEEs arO tho
most pleasant and delightful tonic ever prepared
Price . sentss
=-sz-rHE GRzrrEBEHa EYE LofIoE Is unparalleled
ia all Inflammation diseases OF the Eye frieo DC
az-THE GRzFEEHERs CossUHEIvE's BALH Affords
the most astonishing relief in all pulmonary COM
ploiuts Price s3 q bottle. - An eminent fnyBl-
eiHn of New York states that he has known the Gri-
enberg OOnsumpttve8 Balm used VIII sIees ~
in DroPsy. Tour own experience subaianiiAtea hl7
statement.
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Its Baking, Roasting and Broiling properties are
gIIeIads with ffa
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Bz-Ihs above are sll from persons who are public.
II known where they reside, and who would not maze
these statements without thorough CONVICTION thAl
they were true. ,r.,-,
PREPARED By J. @. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, LOWELL Mas
Soid BY q. w. CLARK, and by Druggists and Deal
-. sveryyrbera dec5: R25dWktWeow
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Medina, Alarchl, ~.

ss-.rhe above named Ladies' We are personally ao-
auauted with and know that for several years Wnlle
we lived in Medina, they were great sunerers # 4la
dificuty she was ablo 20 stand upon her teet ieN
bottles Of CathOlicon entirely cured her OF her com
pIainrs ilo received great benefit trom his ne-
fcine W recommend il to the Ladies Of this county
ss sale and cent remedy for the many complain
: bsg a. g1,btsrt ID JOHN WEEKS,
Editor CaHhold Sentinel
Ba-For sale By ellDruggtsts. - ~, ..,.
Il. d. KINGSLEY Cieyelandl
.-tas Agpnt tor Ohio.
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The most exciting part of our trip was
yet in store for us. Colonel Ellet deter
mined, on Wednesday, to return to Vieks-
burg with the Era, without convoy or es-
cort With few bales of cotton loosely
piled up on the lower deck, to make the
appearance-for it certainly did not make
the existence-of a barricade, he deter
mined to run the blockade at Warrentsn,
and all other points at which batteries
might present themselves, and land below
Vicksburg, at the point whence the Queen
started on the 10Th.
Early on Friday morning we stopped at
little town called St. Joseph, on the Lou
isiana side of the river, thirty miles above
Natchez. Here Colonel Ellet took possess
sion of a Confederate mail, in which was
found two letters, one of them stating that
the rebels had battery at Grand Gulf,
and another announcing that they had a
camp Of six thousand men ct Carthage,
twenty-five miles south Of Warrenton, for
the express purpose Of fighting the Yankee
gunboats. This information put US on
our guard, and it was afterwards found to
be correct.
We made all possible preparation, and
warned our pilot to keep US far as possible
from the hostile shores. When nearly op-
posite Grand Gulf, masked battery of
three field pieces opened on us, and kept
up a steady fire while we passed. Thirty
shots were aimed at US, and although they
all dropped very near US, not one struck
our defenseless craft.
At the plantations of Judge Perkins and
jeff Davis, near Carthage, we were at
tackled BY a battery Of rihed l2-pounders,
but we're fortunate enough to escape every
one Of forty-six shots. The cabin Of our
boat was riddled with the rihe-balls Of
sharpshooters, but no one on board was in
jured.
Our troubles were not over yet. War
renton was still unpassed. The mere cir
eumstance Of passing the guns at Warren
ton would, under ordinary circumstances,
afford plenty Of material for long letter,
but fear the reader will think my nara
tive already too long, and will omit all
about the sensations we experienced on
board such a vessel as the Era, under the
fire Of rihed siege-guns for more than half
an hour. The night was dark, and we ran
past in safety, untouched by single ore
Of the twenty-six shots fred at US. shells
exploded above US, behind US, and on both
sides Of rs, but none struck US We land
ed sa,ely within the Federal picket lines
ct midnight, after an absence Of twelve
days and q araid which, for excitement
and interest is unparalleled in the naval
or military annals Of the rebellion.
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mEDleAi.

THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
-TRIESEMAR ], and 2 are protected ~ hey
al Letters Patent Of England and secured y ne
seals Of the Ecols de Pharmac1e de Paris ana ths
Imperial College OF Medicine vienna
No. One is invaluable for Exhaustion SEPARATOR
rhusa and all physical disabilities.
No. Two completely Graduates ALI traces Of thO5
diseases that have heretofore been treated gy the nau
ssous and perniciOus use Of eoFaTiA and eubep8-
No Three has entirely supplanted the Injurious use
OF mercury, thereby insuring 20 the sufferer lpeql
relief dispensing al impurities, and roofing Gus tna
venom Of diseases -
TRIEsEEAR, Nos. 1, and ., are preparations n the
nm of Lozsngsa, devoid Of taste and SMELL and oa1
Be carried IL the Waistcoat pocket. Sold In TN caaal
and divided into separate doses as administered ~
Velpau Lallemand, ROux RicOld, &C. Priee . eacni
or cases for -, which 81 and IN ~ CASES
whereby there Is q saving oi g. To be had whole
sale and retail OF DR.. BARROW No l94 bleeekersE-
New York.
Immedia1ely on receiving romittance Dr. BarroE
VII forward the Tesemsr to any part Of the World
Usureiy packed, ana addressed accoroing % ne N
Ttfueti0ns OF the writer.
I : rFT-S0Id bv o. W CLARK. AGENT Tor Olggeland
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enoes during the unhappy state OF analrs
oSove described. Before reaching the fort
nc pilot Of the Queen requested me to re-
main in the pilot-house during the en-
gagement, and render him what assistance
/ could, as the wheel could not readily be
handled by one man in such Crisis.
iold him I couldn't steer very we'll but If
he would give his whole attention to the
wheel, I would watch the fort, and tell
him when to dodge, and believe I dis
charged nv duty, if not with credit TO my
self, at least with safety to Us both. We
4 dod ged every ball with acrobatie agility,
for more than half an hour. aE
When the steam-pipe was cut, the pros
pect of suffocatiOn appeared. The steam
rushed into the pilOt-house, and l don't
know what would have become Of the IN
dersigned IL he hadn't attempted to stun
a coat into his mouth. The pilot followed
nv example, and for about five minutes
we stood gazing at each other, our speech
obstruoted by very ungenteel mouthstul OF
broadcloth.
Before the steam had all escaped left
the pilot-house and went to the gun-deek.
Just then a shot plunged through the hur-
ricane deck into the cabin-and left.
1 went below TO ascertain the chances OF
escape. As was going down, 1 met one
of the crew, who seemed to be hating be-
tween two opinions-wbether to swim OF
surrender. / expressed great faith in the
buoyaney of the cotton Market and ad-
vised him to help me launch bale Of the
Southern staple and float down to the DE
Soto on it. He agreed to do so at first
= hut declined embarking when our ark Of
safety was launched. While he was max
ing ND his mind what was best to do IN
, der the circumstances, our mutual bale
! Aoated off. My indignation at his insts-
> bility Of purpose was soon changed to self
congratulation at my COED luck, as saw
, about three minutes after, cannon bal
light upon my fugitive iferpreserver snt
l shatter it to pieces. l-J
: 1 launched q second cotton bale, and Of
, tempted to jump upon il. Instead Of re
E bounding upon the elastic staple, drop
: ned gently into the chilly stream, and ros
d to the surface thereof to find my frail bari
e leaving altogether too rapidly. Puttini
f my aquatic powers to the test, quickly
e overlook it, and placed myself high an
= dry on the cotton.
il My troubles were not yet over. 500
g found myself in 3 more unfortunate stral
t. than ever. Ny @bOst got into an edd
It and began whirling round and round wit
t o prospect Of presenting astronomical v
D sions to ue in G short time. had no pad
a die, no oar, nothing with which to stes
e myself out of the maelstrom, and don
Y know but should have been performin
It % perpetual motion in the Red river unit
.e the present time had not passing ski
come to my assistance, and toEed me saf
ly to the De Soto. r
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Among the many certificates OF tho excellence and
erita of these Pianos would refer 70 the follow
ng!- %, r,.
Mn. W KNABE, baltimore, Dear Sir II have great
bieasure in certifying that have tried you square
Pianos End md thenfequal if not SUPERIOR to any
il, this country Among their great qualities which
distinguish then is tho evenness Uf tone the agree
able and easy touch, and volume OF tone. hishng
ION all the success yOuso highly deserve,
am, Sir you're very truly,
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HoRR FRgrlA0RY.

Mr. H. B. K1NasLEY-Dsar Sir: We feel it q du9
We owe to the public 70 state that Marsh9l O4lhol
under the head OF Female Disellse5- We have ua5l
your GrBfsnberg Medicines and nave Deen grea551
te1eatted thereby 50 much 50, that were the price
double, we would have them To the lnousaAd1 ~
our sex who are suffering from weakness We Noul1
recommend the CathoiioOn as sure pacet, II silee
strength to the system and enHbes each 81 the oIaA
of the body to perform their appropriate tunetlgns
" Miss q. sWORMSfErr,
Hrs W. Ca RrEE,
Mrs. e. E. MEEkb.
ef,53ra Na~rl,.t f61
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" lam, sir, you're VEN N IFql{I n{TiIrpo
rransIation-From tho French,

g. THALBERG.
TransIation-(From the French.)
After having ayed on the Pianos o. Messrs knabs
Co. it Il impossible not to bear testimony 70 their
Suaiites which have acquired for them the eminent
Tenutstion which they enjoy. The Pianos OF their
Manufacture, which have played, are uxoeedlng-
IL rensrkable for their qualities Of TONE. The Bass
h spoVerful without hardness and the upper notes
sweet clear and harmOniously mellow (chrystlilansl
and DO not hesitate 70 express in regard to those in
stu1onts NV entire satisfaction and declare that
they are equal IL not superior 20 the De6t mhIulac-
sured In Europe or this country by the most oeebra
ted mAkors. Lsignodl L. NJ. GOfTSOHALh' D..
To Messrs. WIN. KEAHE Co. Baltimore II can
not but congratulate you upon the immense progress
and inprovements which you continually make on
Pianos which in my OPiDion rank & a9Rg inc
Mr. gEo. A. BARLOW These noble INSTRUMENTS
POSSESS immeRseresources OF power and expression
The bass Is sonorous and grand the middle regiseT
rich and synpathetici While the igh notes ars Drill
liant, clear and pure rs silver bells.
The scale Is even without single nawi the sedon
is smooth and marveousy easy and the pedal effects
the fiuest Of Ehich the PianOtorte ts susceptible.
Ina word, KnRbe's Pianos are worthy Of the great
est Artists and are capable Of rendering the nne8t
| oompositions known in this realm Of Art.
- T-I-T ELIHA ShEPHERDi-a
Cleveland, o.
Hr. g. A. BAHLoH, Dear Sir III gives me pleasure
TO state that consider the Knabe Piano equal 10 any
and superior TO most Instruments made IN TINS conn
Having used one of the same for ten or moro hours
of each day, for two years. feel confident IN TeeSm-
mending them TO all who are Win ther
great Qualities" am TesPeeEiPsilY Y,,yINE'n y8STs'
Teacher Of Music, veland Female Seminary
| IA BaRLOW, Dear Sir 1T giyes me much pleas
ure TO be able to say thet consider knabes Pianos
he auest both in volume and sweetness, which have
/ tVer played upon, either IN America or Europe.
Thea3 dals operate with better effect than IN any
otheriu struments; and in fact, KnabOs motto may
| fTniV be fsTsTcslgiorIf Mrs. o. s. DOUGLAS,
Teacher OF Music, Cleveland.
| Prof h J. EoFHNAsLE, Teacher Of Music In the
Ohio State Blind Asylum, writes 80 After examining
| a large humber Of Nm Knabs & Cos Piano FOrtes,
/ unhesitAtingly pronounce them Superior 70 any
have seen Their tone is grand and noble they nave
great capacity fer sustaining the soundi ana tnef
Volums of tone or power have never heard exoeled.
They combine with fine touch, depth, sweetness OF
tone, purity and durability"
.sThAt the Knabe Piano is superior 70 all others
made in this country for brlliancy, sweethessI and
volume Of tone needs only be heard to convince 10
the fact ~ State Journal, Columbus, Ohio.
| augIh.F227 -
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m MOULD'S OE1EBEATED AND
IL Unrivalled IRISH AND ICELAND MOSS
G 0 U G. Il G A N D 7, /,
ror connr.. coLp,. wroorns oOgan. q.

FOR the Seventeen Years that this candy has been
before the publc it has been used with great succe
and the increasing demand from all parts oi the Onl
ted States shows that its value as remedy mas Oeen
fully appreciated. We might add the eernnc9teg oI
many who have been benefited by this inYaiuADle
medicine for all who have used t are eager 20
mend it. but We content ourselves with giving tne
opinions Of two our most eminsnt Physicians;
ONE, HEHRY MOULD, Dear sir:-hrom your Btats-
u1ent OF the composition Of your Cough CANDY 90
not hesitate to express my belsi that y y sei
~ 10 the purpose for which yau manufactured IL ana
M NM bUt that it Is useful, as It certainly is an
-.S-rsss M aTnfeforanI Respectfnlly yours,
---. UHAS- A. TERRY, n. d.
WMessrs MOULD HoGAs, Gents;-l have examine
your prescription for ID. MOuld's Cough CauuYi an
GUSTAV G.. K WEBER,
Professor OF Surgery.
na-For Ministers, Public Speakers and Singers
thfa DANDY valuable, being unequalled tor clear
inc ths voice removing hoarseness, sc.
- MOULD & HOGAN
dacs1.R2T No EucIid-St., Cleveland, ..
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PIANOS.
VIM. D. Bradbury's
PIINO.FORTE ESTABLISHMENT,

VIM. BE nfauDuAS
PANO.FORTE ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 427 BrOome-st., New York.
TIME SUBSCRIBER RESPECT
t,i1 invites the atfel1ioz Of his frienda and the
-1,FIe Generally to his Piano-t ore establishment
Bsp4l ~ 81 Bfooina-st.. corner OF urosby-st.
rIy;iI5y yTfthdrawn his interest, stock and ulate
,isIs from me late firm Of ' Lighle BradbuTys,
arm was dissOlved on the 3st OF January ult,
Wi having purchased the entire stock ol Piano
ri5-tes a9G PIANO. forte Material, owned by his
brotber Edward G. Bradbury, in the ssid hrm ne i
nav nrepar TO supply the increased demand .oT M
cslebrated Fortes, Employ ing the most slll
~ and experienced wOrkmen, With q large .tock oi
re hess and most thoroughly seasoned mateIlal ana
~ abundance Of capital, he has iaktn IN h9hd the
srsCTal surerysion OF the whole bcsiness OF mana-
TsfTrnp his instruments, and Is enanled 70 turn out
Piano-F ortes of unequa'led tone aud duraDleness-
BRApBURY's NEW SCALE PIANO FORIE-
In the arrangement OF our new scale. drawn and
,,ranared with the utmost care expressly lOr cur
55au5 fnstruments we have added every 1mprOVeHent
which can In any way tend to the PERI ctlon oL Ine
ptsTo Forte and we can confidently assert that Tor
deIicacy Of touch, volume, purity 0lllalne{ anu
syTeetuess Of tone, cOmbine1 with that srAngln anu
solidity Of frame necessary 70 oUIaDAii'3i ''se M
etruments are unequaued. - =;
vt Inc cirEet criticism Di the best unbiased Juese5
| in the iand- = a. a.. ,.ars
MM. B. BkADBgh hi
~ Broome-st., cor. Crosby Ne" AoFA-
d IL
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SUeAR-CoArED, PURELY VEaETABL.
The Oldest, Cheapest, and most Rehabia Fanllu
Medicins IN ilse More used than any other kind.
Price 75 cents-sI Pills in q box. See Ciroalar5-
S5-Sold by Strong & Armstrong Benton Brotherl
4 " Palmer, Churchill & Bro. Also, st Wholessl
snd rgtsIl Al l6I OntariO-St., Cleveland By
q. g. NORRIS, Gent Agent,
For Ohio Michigan and Indiana
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-06

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