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PROSPECTUS
SHADY GROVE OIL COMPANY.
FIr Vdths y cdcH Shdfe, F7te DOUBTS.
subscription Price Five Dollars.
Cdpitdl $500, 600.

tIr pGtns 81 edch Snare, fare OoitdTS.
subscription Price Five Dollars.
THE SHADY GROVE OIL COMPANY incor-
pola.ed under authority NJ Act Of the Legisl;-
:.le of Pennsylvania with Capital stock of sto,oOo,
,,,sded into One Hundred Thousand Shares, the par
value of which Is s5-Five Dollars for each Share; a
Working Capital of slo01 Is reserved for boring wells
and otherwise developing the territory. -,
The Company has purchased, in fee simple and
clear of iucunbrance, tract of choice land in Oil
Creek Valley, and in that portion thereof known as
4S ceres 1t is most favorahiy located for extensive
oil operations. The entire ares, is fiat and adapted to
Sromgh portion of The plot furnishes an abundance
Of watcr and the Franklin branch of the Atlantic
and Great Western Railroad passing directly through
las already constructed q switch on the premises,
upon which the oil, when barrrled, can be placed free
from any material charge for cartage or other OK
pcusc than the railroad charges for ransporaton to
market.
ente and ABUNDANT supply of oil prevail 'upon the
surface and n well satisfied is the previous owner,
Of the production of the desired article in abundance
that he agrees to bore well wells until twenty
trrels OF oil per day produced and free of charge
until such result is attained the Company to furnish
engine, and necessary tools and structures In ad-
diton to the above assurnc" ne mas executed bond
for $1,000 which is already filed against him i'll Venan-
70 County. guarantee of the production of such
result The numerous wells, both above and below,
ure being sunk with energy, and sonH are already
yielding q ow of oil at much less than the ordinary
( irst-cass engine has already been ordered and
expected to be delivered the premises in the month
of December; the lumber for constructing a deric,
engine-housc &C, has been ordered; and the tools
and machinery necessary to commence sinking q
we'll will be complete by the time that the engine is
telivered when the work will be prosecuted with
energy both by day and night to carry out the spirit
of Instructions and wishes Of the Company.
The entire production will belong exclusively to
tie Company, there being no leases or other incum-
brances upon the premises, which, the perseverance
and determined energy with which the enterprise is
be carried into effect will afford, at oh early date
vol g ~
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BREvETED FOR MERIToRIoUs Con-
pUcr.-The following officers of the 9th Md.
Vols. have been breveted by the President
for gallant and mertorious services " -
Captain John G. Shippers for gallantry at the
battle of Sailors Creek, Va, promoted to
Major Of Volunteers by brevet. Captain E.
s. Norvall for meritorious services before
Petersburg, Va, promoted to Major of Vol
unteers. Joseph L. Mahan, and Thomas
Duff from LIST Lieutenant to Captain, for
gallantry before Petersburg.
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9Th District, Aug. %, 'G5,


DEAR WING Has the act of registration
become mere nullity in the hands of gen
tlemen who compose the various boards of
registration in this County, or is this Dis
trict an exception? Men who have been
notorious traitors and rebel sympathizers
from the very outset of the rebellion up to
the day the last spark oflfe existed in the
called Southern Contederacy, now come
forward and ask to be registered that they
may enjoy the same priveledges that loyal
men have at the ballot Men who have ex
pressed themselves in favor of the Southern
Confederacy who name their children after
rebel chiefs, and who have gloried over the
defeats of our armies and eXtol jeff. Davis
as the greatest statesman living, and de-
nounce our never-to- be- forgotten Lincoln
as tyrant, niger stealer, and all the vile
epithets to be thought of. Men who claim
exemption on conscientious scruples-but
remind us if they were in the Southern Con-
federacy, would set forth no such plea {;
men who never up to the surrender of Lee
would acknowledge we had gained "a victory
and one hoary, JEFF Davis dirt eating son
of the emerald isle, remarked after Lee sur
rendered that he "would not give up the
Southern Confederacy yet" These men
come up before the board of Registration,
composed of three honorable men who
shudder at the thought of men perjuring
themselves, and in their presence, with their
hand resting on the book of God, swear they
have been loyal all the while; always wished
the success of the Union arms and answer
all the questions propounded, and with the
impudence of their great leader now confined
in Fortress Monroe-l hope soon to be
hung-ask if that is all the questions? Now
is it not the duty of Registers after all these
questions are asked and answered, if they
have doubts of their loyalty, and their gen.
eral reputation for loyalty is bad to cause
such to adduce proof of loyalty-or otherwise
mark them disqualified? OBSERVER.
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
SHERIDAN OIL COMPANY,
OF CHERRY RUN.
Capital Stock, $65o,00.

Pr Tdlue Of Each, So.
subscription Price TWO Dollars.
CHE SHERIDAN OIL COMPANY, incorporated
sunder authority of an Act of the Legislature OF
PENNSYLVANIA .passed April 18th, 1854, with a capital
Of SIN HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND Dol.
LARS divided into one hundred and thirty thousand
shares, the par value of which is Five Dollars per
share. The Company reserves cash capital of Fiji
teen Thousand Dollars developing working
fund to purchase Engines and such other necessary
materials will enable the Managers to ut once fully
deyclppr and render productive the two desirable
tracts Of territory selected and purchased for the
Company
No, l, Is a tract Of land in fee-simple clear of all
m@u'nbrance, containing twenty acres, situate on
county of Nenango, Pa, and surrounded by devel.
opad and partially developed lands, favoraby
kaoN the Cherry Run Tcrrtory;' in one of the
desirable localities of such property is the
belonging to the Sheridan. All wells sunk to the
ordinary depth this territory have proved success
FIJI thus far consequently it can hardly be considered
risk tn bore on any part of this Company's lands
Np.2 l. choice tract of forty-tve acres situate
on the extension Of the same Cherry Run flats above
described about three-and-onehalfm miles from
tine village Of PumGr, and to which the same char
aeteriscs fully apply, both in truthrulness and force;
derics. escape steam and smoke from working en-
gnes are to be seen far above and below this pro-
pcrty for mile on the flats or low grounds.
The oils obtained in this particular district are of
fine character and well adapted to lighting purposes:
wells, for refining the purchasers furnishing barrels
and cartng the oil therefrom fast it be pro-
Glrccd.
- Tie undersigned is authorized to dispose
OF limited number OF shares of the above Com
pany at Two DOLLARS share.
SAMUEL B. FOARD.
Ilktou. Mar 4 lS65-tf
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HORSE SHoT.-Some mean wretch, in
d train loaded with soldiers on their way
home, shot horse in field near the road,
belonging to Mr.. John E. Alexander on
Friday Of last week.
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BIG ELK MILLS.

TIRE ELKTON FLOUR AND FEED
l. MILLS, having been thoroughly repair
ed, ! am now prepared to do all kinds of
work. Persons from a distance can have
their grists ground the same day they are
brought to the mill. Flour, Meal and Feed
always on hand ut the lowest market prices.
JMIy 10, lS65-2m. MILLER BARTON.
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NOTICE,

TNHE County Commissioners will meet a,
l. their Office, in Elkton, on TUESDAY, Sept
18th inst, to attend to current business.
BY order. JAS. s. CRAWFORD,
sept 2, IS65-3w Clerk
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\ RoBBERY.-Stites' Mills, now in the
Occupancy of Mr.. Jos. H. Smith, was enter.
ed on Saturday night last, and Darrell of
-four, five bushels of wheat and two bushels
of corn meal stolen therefrom.
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B9r We have this week, another letter
from correspondent advocating Col. Hill
as candidate for sheriff
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Whiskers {! Whiskers!

Do you want Whiskers or Moustaches? Our Gre
clan Compound will force them to grow on the
smoothest face or chin hair on bald heads, in Six
Weeks We, Price slOons packages for 5000 Sent by
Address, WARNER & co,
apr Is, 1s65-ly Box 1888, Brooklyn, Y.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Office of Internal Revenue,
WASHINGTON. Aup. IA ,65.

"''1HSuoH' mug IT, U1'
Your letter of the II inst, stating
that since you had resigned the Office of As.
SCISSOR of Internal Revenue of the FIRST Dis.
trict of Maryland, reports had been eircula-
ted that you were compelled to do so to
prevent being removed, is received.
In reply thereto, it gives me pleasure to
say that there are no charges against you on
the files of this office, and that nothing has
come to my knowledge in the least affecting
your character as an efficient and reliable
officer. Very respectly,
WILLIAM ORION,
Commissioner.
G. M. Russum, Ass. Int Rev., Denton.
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Notice to Farmers.

FINHE subscribers have constantly o., hand
l. and for sale, the following valuable Fer
tIlzcrs, Wig:
Moro Phillips Ssper-Phosphate.
Baugh II Sons do.
HeMon & Co.'s do.
Fine Ground Bones (best quality.)
GA A" Mexican Guano.
l.od Go. Poudrette.
ALSO
Salt by the Sack, Fine and Coarse,
together with large stock Of
Prime Ilerrings, Nos. 2 and 3 Mackerel,
at very low prices.
Grass Seeds of al kinds in season:
SEED BUCKWHEAT.
Orders for Farming Implements
filled ut Manufacturers prices.
D. SCOTT Il BRO.
June "a, 1854
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\SUNDAY SCHOOL C.-Elkton
NJ. M\Sabbath School will hold their annual
Pic-N on Thursday next, in Mccullough 5
grove near Elkton.
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OF the 1875, 900 white troops to be re-.
tanned in the army, 4s, 900 are regulars, and
the others volunteers.
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NOTICE.

TNHE Officers of Registration of 9TH District,
l. will sit on and after the 9th of September
at hollands BUILDING, Port Deposit, instead
of the public school room. BY Order.
JEFFERSON RAMSAY,
ANDREW LYON,
JACOB Il. THOMAS,
sept g 1S65-3w Register.
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NOTICE,

A IL persons indebted to the undersigned
n either by Note or Book account, are re-
quested to make immediate payment, or other.
wise they will be put in the hands of the proper
persons for collection
BENZ. r. SLUYTER.
Chesapeake City sept 2, l865-3w*
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Imported Seed Wheat
4 ND other most app, owed varieties. Also,
IA NEW CROP
GLOVER,
TIMOTHY, and
ORCHARD GRASS SEED
For sale by G. b. ROGERS,
No 1873 Market street,
sept 2, 1o65-3w" Philadelphia.
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AT THE SESSION OF THE BOARD OF

AT THE SESSION OF THE BOARD OF
School Commissioners, oa the 3lst ult, it
was among other things determined that the
Board will furnish all the books and station
airy required by the schools, and charge
therefor fee of fifty cents per quarter for
each pupil, as the most simple and satisfac-
tory mode of carrying out the new system
and the discretion vested in the Board by
the law. This fee to be paid invariably in
advance, as the law requires the Board to
pay cash for all the books purchased by
them. Pupils whose parents and guardians
are unable to pay such fee will be supplied
by the Commissioner of their district without
the charge.
James McCauley and Caleb C. Brokaw
Esqs., were appointed under the authority
of the law to lay off the county into school
districts. Both these gentlemen being prac-
teal surveyors they will be able to perform
the work without employing a third party as
surveyor.
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Edward B. Ketchum, the forger has
been arrested in New York,
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folcl Afairs.

DThe Public School room (the I'D
church building) is undergoing an important
alteration. A ceiling some twelve feet in
highth is being put in, and the house will be
divided into two rooms, which will make il
much more comfortable in winter and more
easily warmed and will admit of better
arrangement of the classes. 1t is contem-
plated ut some future time to raise the walls
and roof and construct two new rooms above
so that the $50 children attending the school
may be distributed in the four rooms and
receive better attention than can now be
given to them. In consequence of these
alterations the room will not be ready for
re-opening the school before Monday the
18th instant.
The Elkton High School will be opened
on Monday next, and it is expected that the
tuition fees under the new system will be
considerably reduced.
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BgThe following letter for Commissioner
orion to Geo. M. Russum, Esq, late Asses
sor for this Congressional District, will ex.
plain itself:
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-21
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
To sx pire on tho Sist day Of January, 1Soo.l
OFTIcH oE FHI AuDIfoR Or STATR,
Insurance Department

CbltpabRS Ohio, JGnudTy 80, lhoo
Rhsred1, The 0EahANfA, hsNoyKA, hiAaARAt and
kEFUB1e Fire Insurance Companisa, loeAted a. New
York IN the state Of New York have each hsd In ths
oes sworn statement u It's condition, required By
the hrvt bechon Of the Act To regulate Insurance
Companies ntt Incorporated BY the State Of oho.S
passed April s. 1850 andsmendsd February 1864 and
HhsTsas each Of said Companies has furnished the
uDderniEnsd satisfactory svsnco that thsy each
possessed Of at laast 0ns Hundred ThoAand pola of
lctud Capital invested IN stocks, or bohds, er In
mortgsges Of real estate worth double the Amoqht
t1r which the Aaihp ia plortgAged and, Ubssas each
OF said Companies hAS hled In this once written
lnstrIhient Under us cHfosata zeal. signed oy the
President aud Secretary thereof AntgriEng any Agsnt
or agents Of sd Companies IN tbs state 70 Aeknou.
ledge service Of proseil fot audi eealf o. ad Con-
IAznies ArcoIninf 20 the tsrp1s u said l4N, r I'd
Mae Thsr,fors, IN pursuenee Of the nIst section
of 6tste for Ohio, DO hereby certtfy that said 0EA
MANA MAHoyGH, NIkeARA and RHpuhllo Fire lntur-
anee Companies OF New York, are authorized IA
ttatssaet the Business of Hre and Marine Insurance
~ ibis stats until the thiftyhrat dAy u JAnnay, IA
tue year on- thousand eight hundred end aNtyslt
HI Wsfays Hhsytqf have hertunto auboersbed my
rame and oabssdthe seal q NY otues h 10 aihSea
tbe day sud ygaI eloVs written. ~. ii
(lAtl lrf,l4l au.N} Auditor. Vi siat r
Tstfr
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Aegal.
WAREHOUSE AND RESIDENCE IN
p MIAMISBURG AT MASTER COMMIS
SIONER'S SALE. --. .lI.

Z. Montgomery Superior
Bertha A. Deckert 81 al. Court.
Tn pursuance Of an order Of the Superior Court Of
Montgomery County, Ohio, made In the above en-
titled cause, and TO directed, will Offer at public
auction, a. the door OF the Court House in the City
of Dayton, in the County and State aforesaid on
Saturday August 26h 1866, %"
between the hours OF one and four O'Clock, PM, or
said day the following described Real Estate to wit
situate in the County OF Montgomery and State OF
Ohio. Being n.lots numbered ten and eleven no
Ill on the east side Of the Miami Canal on Trson's
plat OF the town Of Mamisburg in the county and
State aforesaid and the same being lots Nos 225 and
226 on the revised plat Of said town.
The bnildmgs On the above described premises con-
sist Of large two story BRICK warehouse situate
the Miami Canal, and two story frame deqce., 2
Said premises have been opproised at S4b00 and may
sell for n OF that sum. The lots and bodinEe upon
the same will be sold as one entire property.
Terms cash. ~ 90 '-iiA 10
0lTf11 7fll....ire W, II. BELVILLE, sH 3. fis
Master Commissioner, Montgomery Superior Court,
ADAM O LAT, Attorney. je % 6tw ''
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.Sailg empire
Edwin Ketchum, the Great FOr-
ger and Defaulter.

This morning affords another evidence Of
the financial insecurity Of the times. The son
of gentlemen, the husband Of a lady, a social
favorite, q business responsibility, has proved
to be defaulter, il not forger, and the
country will reel from Wall street to the Gold.
en- Gate at the addition of the story Of his de.
falcaton to the list we have had already ,oi
the people who were trusted and were uR.
worthy
This deficit belittles the deed of Jenkins
who has gone to jail, gladder of his silent cap
tivity than of his dogged and hunted freedom
and, until the next name turns up in the
wheel of ruin, that Of Ketchum will attract
attention, l..J ,a.-.t5 +. D,
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.


TZERPs fnll assortmln Mt OF Tin Ware; does al
N kinds OF Job Work in Tin and Sheet Iron; pays
particular attention to housevorkJ uses the best
teFtAl aud charges the most reasonable prices.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-21
/, GENERAL COMMANDING. saoa
NOTICE NOTICE /! NOTICE

To the EnroiIed Militia OF Montgomery
bf. .i lns 3 County fu6 irh ..r y,
TRkAsUREA's oFyIoE, [
Dayton, July H. 1885. !
THE Books and receipts are now ready. at the
| Treasures ONCE, Court House, Dayton. ALI
those that are not exempt from the performance Of
military duty are required TO pay four dollars COM
mutation 10 Military Fund by the 18th Of September
lse5 those that not paid by the time so requir
ed will BE- compelled 10 pay hve 20 100 dollars with
cost Of collection Come up and pay the four dollars
7 i ---'--f JONATHAN KENNEY,
Treasurer OF Montgomery County 0his,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-21

The Democratic Senatorial Convention il
the counties Of Franklin and PlckAwAy have
nominated A. I. Waling, Of Circleville, Al
the candidate for the State Senate. He vii
be elected by q large majority. SD
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-21
WWs. ~ coNovER.

win attend 20 drawing and acknowledging Deeds,
and tho collection Of claims. u
He Is also prepared TO At tend 10 the drawing Of tn
Ssruments Of writing, correctly, NJ shoTt notiee-
m6daW1T
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-21
A Good AssOrtmsst Of Stores on Hand

d shop in the osceolA or, WouAston,s Mill Building
Filth street Give me one call aud II do not proVl
the above, will not ask another call.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-21
THE GREAT DEFAuLTuR.

Edwin B. Ketchum, the defaulter in ques-
ton, who has outriyaled Sir John Dean Paul,
the English banker; Ssdlier, OF parliamentary
fame, and even the historic John Law him
self, in the magnitude of his swindling opera
tons, is quite young man in years II an old
one 10 crime. He has not attained his, az
yet third decade, being but few days ad.
vsnced iu bis twenty-finh year In personal
appearance he was rather under the medium
size, eentlemanly in appearance, graceful in
carriage, sndlike Booth, possessed most
plausible and winning address Three chill
dren, unconscious Of the future shame to be
attached to their good names, and a Young
wife remain to him, bitter memories. Of hiG
Youthful love, and reckless after crime.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-21

The Louisville JourusIi is responsible for
the following; .....
"why are Abolitiohists niserly1 Because
they are nfegGrdty"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-21
A CHANGE TAXES PLACE.

AS theicrisis Of his fate approached, at
change took place in the outward manner of
the defanlter Nervousness succeeded to
cool assump ption and braysdo, and Ketchum
began to lose confidence in his power of en-.
dufance under the strains of dishonesty and
speculation. He became embarrassed, and
people shook their heads as if they deemed
him, like others Of his class subject who
had passed the Rubieon Of trustWorthinsss A
few evenings before the exposure and fight,
young Ketchum was playing Billiards in the
billiard room, Of the Evening Exchange, and
his unsteadiness and nervous department
ere commented upon by those nearest his
confidence. It is also understood that he had
fallen into the .wiles Of some unprincipled
Delilah, who had shorn him Of his locks and
nerves, as we'll as the major part Of the pro-
ceeds Of the defaleation, AT present his iemi-
nine copartper is undiscovered, but the lips
of q woman are easily unsealed, and 1t is
more than probable that the officers of the
law are already. upon her track, to trace to
the fountain head every semblance Of wrong
doing and guilt. ....... ...,....'. ....,,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-21

snTAnte Oomlany Of the City OF New FORK. On the I'd
day Of January 1895 IN conformity with the laws Of
ths Btnts Of Ohio. ',.. .-..'. ....T .
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NEWl FIRM.

III HAVE this day soeiated with me, in the House.
Il lEtrnishing, China, Glast anO QueensWafe lusi.
ness, ~ Ses THIRD street, Dayton, 0hio MT. Iohn h.
Moormap, my former book, ,keet er.. The business
Co. mo n WOLF
RaytOu. March Q. lssS--maAdtf 80 ~ = VIZ
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-21
DISCOVERY OF TIE FORGERY.

! The first symptoms Of something rotten
In Denpark" appeared on Monday evening,
when rumors began to fiy among the bankers
that an immense amount of forged gold
drafts were in circulation. THIS created, to-
gether With other causes, q wish to sell gold,
and about eight millions changed hsdns during
the latter part Of the afternoon and evening.
At the Evening Exchange, also, quite a panic
10 stocks was CT Gated, and the firm Of, Ketoh.
um, Son, d Co., threw an immense amount
upon the market to realize as rapidly as posi-.
Bile. 1t wac discovered that extensive torger-
les had taken place, but TO exactly what
amount it was impossible, for the tins, to die.
cover. E0Ef 20 fru.Un vrb
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SMALL PARLOR PIANOS.


agHUudt1 HtF1lTi. raru,- sy,a
FULL, ROUND. MELL0W ToNE-RASY AND
ELASTIC lT0UCH--ELRGANT AND OR.
~ -, NAMKNTAL LNAPPBARARCR 80. iH
Ths sig and third octayes are 1--WE feet eight inches
ong, and Two feet nias inches wide. The seven oc.
ayes a1 feet long, and three feet wide, outside
Alliarge round corners, finished back and front
30 lt 'H. COG
No. isL and tird oetapss, Scale Ft1 A, asA Rose
voed crsss, tlroH Rtml $50
No 2$Fsa ostsvs'. Rich RossOOOd Casa, (IrOn R.l
Sedts G. 10 O. 80
EVERY PIANO WARRANTED re
GIVE PERFECT sATHSFACTION. +
Wholesale Agent for Piano Stools, Tuning Scales,
tuning Hammers and Forks. Musical Instruments
md Rubicak N ahApalse Of all kinda Piano Forte
maker materials Of ali Kinds &c, &c Ac, all at the
owsst priees. When ordered, please give date Of
Circular. Address all Orders. lflCiH
osaawtfl sno1 su ~ BfoSdnay, Si y M New Yoik. y
n $50 Fan fta- %