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!. administrators Notice.

| q l specisl term Of II Hono,,b
ho1d ~ ilo6Ate Court of Scott county, Ej.
iela nela on the 7th day of No, emIsr 4 b
Ioo4' letters of administr. lion en- tL
a'e OF James M. Dtnh,m deceasel
Undersigned. '' E'""'eo 70 'D'
;~eTeiorG' all persons having claiuB
- e"''I'C SAID deceased are hereby no,ifei
10 present them duly probatcd and rce
lstered, in the manner arC - ,La .;n,,
prescribed by law or they will be barred
anu all persons indebted 10 s,id cslsts
ore Hefeoy requested TO ma &c immediate,
payment. JAMES #. PiNKSTON
-" AlpipietputoF
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HEADQRS DEBT. ELA.. Nj 5. z z. "A,
Meridian, Jauu'ry q 1865.
General Order nc. 4.
1t is evideaI from the reports of detached fur
nshed by the vArcu. post officers inthi, Department
that tho provisions Of General Order No. l2s, IN
Department. Headquarters. dated Ostober 18th, 1864
and paragraph Nv, General Order Ne e. andI q
o, ehmond, 1904 in many instances 6sres sarded
ltis hereby made tie special duty Of Pos Commsn-
d'nts 10 enforce the provisions OF she above
orders; and hereafter to prefer shs,Ess .s=nst any
Of the officers Of their respective pests who continue
% dsobey them
By somm and of Lieut.. Gen. Tsylor.
SURGET,
jsnl4 iw 1t Col. and A. A c.
= Sc ma Reporter. Hiss'.sipr:,n, D.p.t-h No
ne R"Ei'ter, Iri6 me and Montgomery papers copy.
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= MHls.IniE3ratOr's NOIICc.

WHEREAS, Letters CT SJ,nini,t,a.
w tion on the estate oT L. vi
rar arRsr' late Of Kemrer county, deceased.
"ere 8 an = 10 the under.icnel 81 The
ihst Nolrember term OF the probate e., t
oi SAID county. All per,ons h,,ing
claims against said deceased are bcrtby
tequ'r"d TO exhibit the same proprry
Pro1eted within the time allowed by law
1l me same will be barr, and those in
u VIII make im4net.Iate payment
JOHE G. BOBBET",
10 p. p. CULLUN.
NJ mlnjsttatorr
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To RENT

L Kerid1.a ne -. my tract Of land .e~sr ,,.,,.,
t.ining some co Coo sa Moe and ohio r.tssa '.lo
and ieI bott IN land with 4 ri,.hn u'ivAton.
iii .4z.d to rent King he rl.eo. a ruesr'
"
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~ AlratOr,S sale Gf Rand
Is Serd.Ia oi &cecfse q the Probate CO. II Lar
Tor G.. 81 <Nounty, will sel thu nj; 81 'dGrf
On nn,raooF lore tbe Co'tit House do>r As;1 Comfy.
TrAr:. 90 January :3i GeGS,) lbe follovmg
deesSned for the "a snep, Of s.bt. 20 o
" s,t i'~Ast quarter Of Section IS and So ih
range ia ~, OF southwest quarter of H. township e.
Dee q. Isc. AZ w. Y. AFFORD.
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MiIitgrg Osders 4 Aotiefs.
HEADQ'RS q. III DEPT. STATE or EISS..
| Macon, Miss, January II, 1865
CIRCULAR.

CIRCULAR.
All Qaurtermasters assistant quartermastcrs. and
commissarics of the State Of Missssippi, who have
not made their regular quarterly returns 10 these
heAdQuarters,. notified that unless they do ct
they will reported dGfAulters and their Of
eiI bonds put in suit The same rule is adopted in
referenoets to those wtcse srronsous, and
enbrsers ali qnaiteuAs'ers assistant quArtern katcs
ard mmissaries Of the State who have resigned
whose command now temporarily serving
under Confederate officers who have been . Als
ncntly transferred to the Confederate army
L HAUGHTON,
j.uI4 sv Co. & @. u. Gent State Of Mis-.
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OESPAFAN's FgOSt.y
Bo.- ~ ~ t.H urgently roqne.,.d ns ti ben
IN wedae'dsy, J.nsrx f"il lneesix al nelid.. -.
business III bo considsS m sLsuiuE I'm, crtsni
d'ess tt A. DUNCAN.
k0 -.------- Secretary
- - .sa ~ug.r VIZ; - ,a aoF exchange.
y and L.fion hosrai term, Saa Ter Bsson, Pork
Iee Tsn OAAS LAU6HIIN
Enf
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For SAFE.
sNOTEEra

a fnr Per,ons are notified no. to lr, de for
due J,nn. Iun"re and Sixteen Doll,r, - o'
r.id n,.. 90 iWArt Bryant The eo1.,o, lS's
them uni. vlhR taiisd determined ,o, non non OF
e'' e"mpeledby Iav do 20 ''0' 20 pay
De~27 II y. l. Chaplain
----- NewtOn Stxiinil. Nj.
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r,,fIg undsr.;1 1919 FOEs SAILS.
Bni,, is sH na sories high, known a. two AMI
.aehed ana =, out house. new With Hotel
ny. h.aa-And about fonrfeen bn.ys by steek Of htgs-
Forcst sis,ie psFtieusis enquire cf the n.,
isnI3 a,a i0h Seuthern haiiroad p propulsion Al
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JOB

.rT'hs foiiol
I'D Conlml
cap A. thl
. printed
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" rsp Pork . ,. as'1,1e.5G r@ aa.,.
Aa+Gtre al this sassa % FOOT
fsr- xa,r
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TGG0sBUsHEEx OF Ryr
FURNISHED II reqoirsA ' oe paid. Sack Viii -,
inquire ~ iLisoiEive
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WANTED.
S1O0 POUNDS OF rREss1I po,
80 at this oifisc FohK, deli ere,
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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-13
SCIENTIFIC
MEDICAL PREPARATIONS
or Prof. u. ". DICKSON, n. q
Lat. Prs'..'.rlp the Phll.As'phi. H.a.sA os''sss,
Pcris.a|tic Persuadess.

AVseatabls stoxaeh and L,rsr Pill.
Purely Vegetable pills. prepared Ter lhs
various geological formations, to neutfaliss
all missnatic mineral Or other influences
upon the systsn, snd without drastic s6ec.
which ekould he avoided. The best and
NEST rsll-bls family msdicinesxtsnt, hsln,
les. under any system II diet, or exposure.
acting mildly and surely, and LEAVING NJ
stoma ch and boa els in natural ard hsals
thy condition. To dyspepsaes .thsyiars in.
valuable. Price IS coats. = -
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-13
A Linixent Cvring aN Intlomatios

=. 80 20 : ~, q"
Tbs most extraordinary linimens eve
produced or elaborated by ssciencs or e1ps::
ricnss for neuralgia, white Bwslling, s1sll;
ing Of the joints, neck, breast, arnls or else
where lsnbaIo, sore throat, sfysipslas,
g6ut, infamations Of all kinds, aervous a&el
tions ulcers Of evQry character; diseisss' 81
tho skin, ss1h a. tsttsr, ring worm, itch, ks.
&p. bites Of venomous animals, stings o.
reptiles and insects, flesh woundA sxternsl
posons, also burns and scalds. Price 50 Of.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-13

Purifier .aA ror'' s''ss e'm'aod. without .'e'.''.
The Nissoetsm acts upon the stomach 10
such manner ~ coAolusively to nsutrsliss
tho effects of mia sma ATTIC, malarious and 81
other impure or deletsrious atmosphSrie in.
nuenccs upon health. It unefringly RENE:
vet the morbid condition Of the stolnicI.
imparts renewed v,ger to every function q
the human system. " { surs preventative ~
fever and sguc, and alf Lilisry dsr.ngem.sE
and reliable protection against the discs:
sej Of tropical climates Price IS csAta. IS $
NJ B. Preventive Of all malignant fsysyA
particularly the 'potted. :" '>.F
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,TaELADIE's OF ALI :1cA.

4TARLApIEs OF. AL :lcA.
I I!or: f f:1oDis4I S sss
1.r "a sn: :::.1 ~. I R
Lyons pBRroDic Al DROPS $"-~'ss@s 8
~ St. : =: ::'sss ~ Y: ; ;s::'
Lysn's Periodical Drs2s ~
TIM oNL NHr1p PiaPARA1len = Eas
Tns ONLY 'tuIp fAlkAsAtacA
"a: :... for mr., 1.:;s .1:
Reliable, End ~. t. DO ae:9t'
Reliable, and surs 4 d eseb
And Cannot do Harm, ~ ..'.
Axd Cannot Do Harm. 49, -1
I'm. Direction, ere A1h.rsa tt
1.-THE Directions o.: l9hsredfe
Safe dt All Times. 's..- ~. ...'
Sst At All 7imsss
AZ v,s,psS around each S..s and have he wr'ssa ~
.s,sr. & Dr. lNo. |. LYON .i.n shs.. 40.
~. None Qkis:s ere Genuine!
Il Mons Oth.r, sr, G!*"ine'
Bs,,er. Of Co"nttrftitsl ,-.
Be,;ars Of Counterfeit!
They ..r. Ill ,A... III, !. v.,ath .sna. yss. -
,.sa vith dispatch ana 1ekrss q ssrtsry which w.
inn bu. ssseAcsllJ compounded au'A srsPsrsss''sA
reach. ..t.,' IS ' = ~,.,-.... Joy '-.. . ~
Use 10 Other!
Use no Other! "a
Par Droup sta id ssfprs Ne wsl ths ~ psss slee
- an r.meae. ihsture u AL d!iessst s'she iiaseyt
and bladder Lss:srcah rrsl.ssas and he MILD s.sP',
live ssrrsstsn q all i.rsgxlAr..s.
Do Not BE Imposed upenl
- d. Not 30 Imposed Ufs.!
~ xh. ,.I. s.h.r xheA they .ssf.
40 n,lrn Of UPON the strength 81 ne POPULARITY % -
Drops AID who recsmnend tnsm osn Is,..ra ssr -,
Periodic a, Drops medium for selling
!, vorthle,s and in.icient. Nut whep hs Drs6E ~
.nnlv e has not got the either nass MN buy Neo re-
you or else enclose enc Doilsr - ~ ~, -.
Won vii, ,hus save ysurssvss trouble and sbtsin relief
nom the greatest Female Regulator o. tie Nnssess zen
Over 600 Bottles ofhs medicine have Sssa ss.a wts
n ~ 49, :, srths And every Lady AhoA. hes s:sA
them but for tbs nature ofths esrs would ~
her svoru certificate of their sAeaoy II ta1ss Ply ~
Dollar t. msks ths s1p:'issns .no ..sss ~, ~
single Dollar Will give ysavsisf.
I Prepared ssl.y W ia. ~. l. 1rss, .prs'aasass~
, ian.
WnotssAiB D, oavl.
New na7<n ,tsaa
e..sra, Agents. fer p.itsd stassssaS SaAAsa
A. Wholesale, BY l,--..
LORD 1NIru, wh.lssa:s nruggi:se,
- Lake Street. CAisass, ~
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? "a. :. hi lg,. IN Y a.llaa

p IN i. :. III { 6lg,4 i&l1 Y aTaa
A Clergyman. While rs.'oins" ~ south
Weakness, EsSy Decay, Diseases Of the
Urinary and Semiual Organs, and the whole
train IF disor sors brought on by baasful
and vicious habits. Great numbers have
been already cured by this mobile remedy.
Prompted by q desire to benefit the afflicted
and unfortunate, will send the recipe tor
preparing and using this medicine, in .
sealed envelope, to any ono who needs it.
Free Of Charge.
Plesss incloss stamped envelope address
cd 70 yourself zddysA
JOSEPH +. 1NMAN.
... STATION 3, 3, aLE HoysE.
Kev Yo'k. c'ty.
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mAnW ..0Ss

~ Al ii. sssSsaSsl naSss All usvsss pNAasas ssns
1wy lev phssA 10 sAs bsss IA ths nNrSss. ..,. 81.
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GaANGETULr JOE.

A lively youth oses did knsM
The ladies called him" ,chsngsful ice !"
A frclicsems - any kitten,
By cupids shaft he Oft WAS snittsn; ID
And yet no held tho wound - light ,.s<
As if 4 more mosquitoes bite. -an.
One day for Ellen he was signing,
J he next, for Kitty hs was dying; r-ga
Andwhcn you tho't him almost flashes,
His haines were suddenly diminished.
And 20 his love was daily turning,
Now like slass house furnace burning
And now It seemed to each spectator .4
His breast WAS refrigerstor, .s
What remedy can We discover ... ...
To cure tho fault Of such aloysrl ... Cd.
No girl who acts BY my advice .sar
Will have sucl, besuI At any Pris&
However cheap they may appear
Iu one respect yon II fad them dear;
Like certain garments, basely made, 90
By tyros of the stitching trade .~..~
But beaux worth having, muet stick fast,
Like Ahrm Kohnr Clothing, r'sds to isH!
Having just received = large stock y
prisg and summer goods, sansaatisE Of
Ready Made Clothing,
OF every description Ter ksas asA Bsys wear AIss Z
large stssk 81
FL NC g. 90 ID -.
ATS AND CAPS,
GENTLEMEN's FURNIsHINs
egg GOODS, ''-
And faA A&ssxnsat asa well selected ssssk 70 Eersssl
whish will sell =. the NEST reasonable prices give m
call beforsycu purchase and yea will ss convinced that
yea san suy the hest ssA cheapest gssds - ss..
Abrm kohu'A
K.ss' New nsssA Dasst, AsA ~ ,skssrsgsr Iswa.
....-,s -- s7vSy,
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IMPERIAL. COUGHI PILLS.

II you suffer from cough il is ysur owp
fsult. A trial sfthe,e pills willicosvincs
you Of that tact. They desomfess the
phlegm, aud snbdne Jail inflammation. It is
the best ccMpound ever put together for
colds, coughs asthma, spitsing Of blood and
consumption, All afflicted with coughs,
from whatever eausc-sv children, With
worins-oaa be cured BY their pls.
priaa IN eants --''4.@7' AZ g
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Never fail to satisfy these who give thsA a
thorough trial, nndwherever INTRODUCED are
rapidly supeEcedinE ill others. q :
They use two threads with = straight nee
die and shuttle, making tho Lock Stitch,
which is alike on both sides, and for economy
durability, elasticity and beauty, is the only
.t'teh ,rortay of usi. They arc propelled by
Cams. which produce better timed motions
for sewing than can possibly be obtained by
e,anks or links. They work like thing o!
life" the needle throwing out its loop, and
then standing still until the shuttle passes
through, when both draw upon tho threads
together, making tho stitch tight and strong
They are capable Of running ct very high
speed, being smoothly finished, and making
fre stitches to every revolution Of the baIance
wheel, speed uneaualled by any other shut
tie machine in use. s.s, ,rst-'i
For these reasons the "Wsed il acknowl-
ekeed, wherever known, to be TIE IFsT
SEWING MACHINE MADE, and IL unequalled in
its simplicity of construction, PowER, DURA-
s,nTY, EASE OF MANAcEME kT, and the grsa!
beauty and certainty Of its operation.
Every Machine is Warranted.
All orders Or con,munics ton. from Fami-
lies, Tail.rs, seam.tresss., ffClothier. Harm
ess Makers, &C., in the country, will receive
prompt attention.
Send for Descriptive Circular and Sampler
Of Work. W Y = . TT /7 {
Agents Wznis1 in avery lpsality.
Address a. tt 80 pad d.
SOC BROADWAY, New York
P.O.-Box 2O41. n1evS
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Anti-Cholera Pills.

A positive cure for any case Of sholsEk.
Ne matter how virulsnt may be The Attldks
also, Diarrhsa Or Dysentsry-s sure and
speedy cure. Sufferers from Chronic Disr.
rhes should try this established result 81
science. Pr lee so cents. - -
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HUILE Do A..
fOI[lOF GOLD,

n. Huile dOr is tAp product q III.
most careful anal ysis and anstomyv sf Abs
hair. 1t will remove AID prevent ALL .disiAs
SEES Of the scalp. strengthen the roots snd
increase the growth Of the hair, bsautif yiaE
and deepening its solsr; give vigor to the nat
ural supply Of coioring matter ttst 'givss
tint to the hair; and, ID short, can, lave NJ
superior ter siding nature in giving sAe4ibik
ty,tbsauty and strength 70 NIB PRISE sssG
mont Of the psrsen. af So - :. : . So
Pride org 4slier NJ bottle, 4, q 81
svla u Dealers ard Drssglsss ysherSi Z q sSsss
Principals Depot, MT cherry ., Ny
[n48t61 SMITH & co.
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We quote below an article from the Auburn
Daily Advertiser, Republican,l journal often
referred to as the home organ of Secretary
Seward This is not the only Republican ex-
preston in favor of some remedy for an over.
taxed country. The Connecticut Legislature
almost passed bill taxing federal securities.
The Republican Legislature of New Hampshire
did pass such bill. In Vermont, all. Repub-
licans as well as Democrats, join in the demand
for equal taxation against favored "Bond-oc.
racy:"
1--WE have had a war. We have had enor
nous national expenses. We have had a Sec
rotary Of the Treasury to invent ways and
means to provide Tor them 1t was Secretary
Chase He had to raise artificial wind upon
some occasions when there were no natural
brteze Upon the whole he acted wisely -
Nevertheless he was very human. He acted
for the emergency in which he was placed and
he was statesman enough TO lind tcay to escape
from the responsibility II not the echoes Of his
0Dn music. Government stocks exempted from
taxation, legal tenders and national banks do
not return to trouble him. But they do return
to trouble his successor Right or wrong, they
have penalties: aud they are such at the pres.
ent time as to trouble the thinking men of the
entire country. supposed necessity led to
tho ,oitidraAoal Of one haf Of the property Of The
country from taration Heavy, very heavy
taxes have fallen upon the poorer classes rs the
result. And it is the all-abs rbing topic out
upon the greenswari of the country, which
cannot be hushed or bnked. 1t seems to be
our duty, therefore, to meet this subject fairly
and squarely, and to conccde that which every
body knows. uut the existing taratioa h,cS are
def ctiUe and burdensoDe unto the POOR"
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Adventures Of Three Friends,


Three friends, Dick, George and Ben, by Nance sse
From rural districts lately came,
The city sights to view;
But, before promenadng round
They being genteel lads, felt bound
To be all clothed anew!
To prove their shrewdncss, twas agreed
That each by himself proceed --a
Thus to renew his shell;
And when tho busy day past,
All at their lodgings met at last.
Their varied luck to tell.
Dick came in late, and crying "Phewl"
Himself into & chair he threw,
"All day upon the GO H.
I've searched each distant clothes store throue hi
Until bewdered quit. grew
And what I've bought scarce do knew ...r
Says George, "More simple was my case
bought my clothes at the first place
came to, in my route,
Then put them on, and forth went.
But soon my rashness did repent;
You see this-bursted out!'
Ben spoke, 'I'yc passed cheerful day;
Sightseeing clad in spruce array;
Which perfect now you view,
This morn did not hesitate,
But unto ABRM K0HN went straight
And so henceforth should your .- 1913.
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CAUTION !!
re-. Ear. Throat. Lungs
and Heart Medical
lnstilutc!

nR the special treatment of the diseases Of the
rye, EAR, THROAT, LUNGS, AND HEART,
4 diseases of Tumefed character, such as CAN
FISTULA, PILES, &c. All Cancerous cases are
without Instruments or pain by DIR. MAoRAE,
lcal Surgeon and Physician of the Chicago Med-
Institute
respectfully informs the public that he made dis
~ of the above mentioned organs his special study,
omically, physiologcally and pathologicaly with
seases of a tumefed nature, and diseases that APP
in to Females, since he graduated OF Medicine and
ery and 10 endeayer to understand their nature
Dauses, and as he knows that he made himself pro-
NAL in the treatment of the organs mentioned he
tore assures Positive Cre where there is no dis
ration OF the organs. He gives attention to all
hes of surgery, in CONJUNCTION with all branches Of
the medical profession.
0acRae, in addition to superior medical and
n education, having graduated in three of the
edical colleges in the United States, has enjoyed
1nges and facilities for practical observation and
ence attained by very few, having been associat-
r. u some OF the most reputable professors of med-
n the United states in private and hospital prac-
= In addition to the above he has also been col
: Of the immortal Mcdowell, NJ. d., the founder
. Missouri Medical College and Professor Of Sur
nd Dean of the Faculty.
addition to the above, the Doctor held commits
the u. s. Army as regimental Surgeon. lie
ted of Medicine and Surgery in 1851. All letters
ry In relation to i'll health, containing three red
will receive prompt attention. Address DR..
q p. o. Box 2l56, Chicago, Ill. Permanent Of
Y j 10 South Clark Street Chicago, Ill.
2GacRae respectfully informs the citizens of Clay
l1onnty Iowa, that he will visit Elkader, on the Sd
Dtember, professionally, where he will be happy
nil that are sick with any form OF disease. The
will only remain for a short time; so let those
IRE sick and need medical aid not delay
ow462 Yours Truly, y, MAcRAE, NJ D.
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TO Parties Going East.

We have more pianos than any house in New York,
Boston or Philadelphia and will pay any persons ex-
penses to Chicago who prove that he can buy the
quality of instrument in those cities cheaper after
adding freight, than at my ware-rooms in Chicago
We wish it distinctly understood that we keep from Is
to 100 pianos constantly hand-the largest dealers
stock in the United States.
REED & SONS.
Mrs. NJ E. Moore is Agent at Luana for the sale of
these valuable Instruments Orders left with her will
be promptly filed, and at low prices, if the
purchaser were in Chicago. Mrs. Moore has one OF
these instruments exhibition and is teaching class
of young ladies at her residence.
Luana, Clayton Co, Iowa, August 9th, '65. AGO
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Musical Instruments
What the Papers Say.
CHICAGO TRIBUNE, JANUARY ID, 1866.


4 T Il season of the year when by accepted custom
IA the general aspect OF the twelve months being
reviewed. it is very natural and appropriate to select
individual instances proofs OF prosperity in special
departments of trade. Take, for example, Reeds Tenn
pie OF Music McCormicks marble building the cor
OF Randolph and Dearborn streets and the fact is
readily susceptible of proof from their books that in
the past eighteen months Mr. Reed has sold 700 seyen
hundred) pianos, and nearly 500 Give hundred) melo-
deems and monitor organs at average cost of $500
for the former and 500 for the latter We have then
for the aggregate 100000 the amount of bus
done by this single house, leave out of account
their department of sheet music, only some months
since established This list of pianos sold comprises
instruments from some fifteen of the best Eastern
makers in New York and Boston-from Chickering's
Grand at 81 800 to those of less preentious merit
Mr. Reed has purchased S5 900 worth of piano stock
in New York house alone. This extensive business
has well attested Mr.. Reeds sagacty in location and
tho value of breadth in the Of his triple
These facts not alone to be set down to the credit
of single house, but part of the numerous proofs
similar in character to the magnitude of Chicago
piano market and that need go east of the
Lakes to buy piano. Mr. Reed well deserves his sue
cess and the the better of such houses should be
the motto of all interested i'll the growth and advance
of CITY.
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Wtllatc(l....lgClltS

in every County and Township
wv in Northern Iowa. for our Maps, Charts, En-
rawlings, Photographs, Prints, etc, etc, which We
hrnish in great variety terms which allow agents
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