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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-05
Another Important Public DOeu-
nlena ,,-.-RenernL Cnx.a nLan- I'm.

Another ImPSriant Public DOeu-
ment ''-.-6eneraI COx's Plan En-
dOrseSI.
The Cincinnati Commercial which, by
the by, is enthusiastic over General Cox's
letter, publishes the following unique epis-
tie, (which we copy, as it confirms' Gen.
Uox's statement that the soldiers return
from the war with increased Hpride of
race" and also because it presents that
gentlemsn's plan of reconstruction even
more briefly and forcibly than his own let
ter. Indeed, the document below has an
earlier dAts.thsn General Cox's manifesto,
and "John A. Clark" may very fairly
contest with Generals Sherman and Cox
the honor of originating the scheme pro-
mulgstsd in the famous letter of the latter
officer 80 gRa R@E ga
DEP'T. OF WASHINGTON, July l8, 1865.
Mr.. j. O. Underwood: 5.l..iyS
SIR-In to-days Chronicle I noticed 8
letter addressed by you TO Mr.. William
Syphax of Washington city stating how
Industrious the negroes were in Alexan-
dria. You mean to put them above the
White race of people in that city. / am
only soldier but can see by your Note
that you as well as others have been the
cause of so much Bloodshed By your Sian.
derous language TO the Publiek il is an
easy Matter for me to see that you have
never lifted your hand to free the Blacks
but now that they are free you wish to
Place them above the whites of our country
/ perceive that the fighting in our land is
net over yet for just such men as you snd
w Phillips Greeley will be the cause of a
still greater BloOdshed in time 70 come
Your writings will make the negroe think
he is better than the s0hite class of our coaas.
try & consequently iOiU strike for to gain
thus country from the eo1strole of the lDhite
Population then yOH can fight then for
aShltTe ioont the most of the soldiers are
of the same mind would be really glad to
see such men as you TO Be suppressed By
the negroes t0ish to send the Blacks to
some part ofthe u s & eOIoRize them there
But you do not you think them far above
| our white race as have said before il YOU
have such thoughts for God Sake keep
them to your Self and let not the Publick
know you harbor such feelings for it is q
disgrace 70 our white Population Of smeri
ca With the hopes that you will not wor-
ship Negro for the future l will close
Very Truly Yours &e.a
JOHN a. .CLAsK. .
to J. @. Underwood Alexsndris, Va.
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GOLD MARKEr.

- NEW 1ohKI August 4.
Gold is without animation. The state
ment of de 6tI show ing heavier aggregate
than was ex pected, has depressed the pre-
MUM. Gold is of Tered more freely both
for sale and ons. i an. Price opened st
l444, went down to 143}, and up again to
l43s .ss
Cod closed to-nie at st I431,
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FKOM FORTRESS IIONReE.

FORTRESS MONROE, August 2.
The brigs MoneLo and Victoria arrived
at Newport News to-day from City Point,
laden with French tobacco from Rich
mond.
An effort was made to-day to rsise the
old United States trigste Congress, off
Newport News, which proved unsuccess-
ful, the steam not being sufficient TO work
all the pumps. The water was, however,
lowered three feet from tide water mark in
twg hours. Another effort will be made
to start all the pumps st s o'clock TO- NOR
row morning, the weather permitting.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-05

One of our citizens visited neighborfng
town the other day where butternutism
has full swsy, and was sccosted by the
landlord with, "Andy johnson don't pear
to be going for you fellers Just now"
No" answered our friend, @lout he sp-
pears to be going for you fellows pretty
strongly. He hung four at Washington
the otheI day, and is preparing TO call in
more" Copperhead vanished Morr0s
County Se1sti1geL.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-05

The Harrisburg TeLsgrsph notices the
names of the following persons as having
been named in connection with the next
Governor of Pennsylvania:
HOr. j. K. Moorhesd, Hon. Morton Nc
Michsel, Hon. W. w. Ketchum, Hon. John
CovodeI General Frank Heron, Colonel A.
h. Mcclure And Hon. Francis Jordon.
Other names have been mentioned in the
same connection smoug them Msjor Cen
erAl John w. Geary, of Westmoreland
county.
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sABOUt THE DAVIS RIEEFING IN
NEW YORE.

The Tribune this morting' ssys.; :. We
nave the testimony ofIA gentleman preseAt
at the meetingsin behalf Of JEFF Davis held
in this city, that much of the Language used
On that occasion was reasonable in is
drift and spirit. E--lps
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GEN. GRANT,

PORTLAND, Ne, August 4.
Gen. Grant and family started on an ex.
curs;on among the islands in the hsrbor
this morning and returned at o'clock.
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Lambs knitting Aaeb1ne.-GhIuu
rAIuNFHAST, The greatest invention Of tho sge.
Narrcvs the toe; knits the heel, complete in one
pises- WIN do ali that It is promised to DO 10 our
oirculsfI Call on or address, With stamp, A. L.
JOHNSON, $50 Superior Cleveland. ny27:2s,
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HOAX.

MONTREAL, August 4.
The attempted abduction of George N.
Sanders is pronounced by Judge ArmAtin-
ger an unmitigsted hoax, got up to create
sympathy for the broken down secsssionists
here.
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TO CONSUMPTIVRS.

.IGUFFKRERS WITH CONSUMP-
~ TTOE, Asthma, Bronchitis, or any disease Of
the Throst or Lungs will be cheerfully furL ishod
without charge, Eith the remedy BY the use OF
Wh eh the kev. Edward A Wilson, OF Williams
burgh, New York, Was mpletely restOr,d 70
keaiIh, ter having suffered several years with
thst dTe' disease, Consumption 10 Oobsump-
6FegudHtrs, this remedy is worthy an immediate
Trial It Wi1 cost nothing, and may be the means
OF their perfect restoration. Those desiring the
ssme wi | plsAte address Rev. EDWARD A. WILL
n, I65 Ssuih ssooEd street, WilliamsburEh,
KiaRs county, New YOfk. Rug5:234 dhW6t
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40 CARTNI n .MEETING.

~ =. " sHlhGTON, august 4.
Owing to the col ltinued sickness Of the
P resident, the heats of departments we're
ormaIly notified that there would be no
Cabinet meeting I odsy.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-05

Every foreigner who has honorsbly
served in the army one yesT, is entitled to
be at once uaturAlized without previously
declaring his intentions. 'a=.a iSf g.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-05

Edwin Booth has promised TO re-sppear
at an early day in the next theatrical sea-
son. An absurd story is being circulated
that the Secretary of War threatens him if
he should appear on the stage.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-05
DAILY LEADER.
SATURDAY., AUGUST 5. 1866.
George \. Sanders Appeals for SYM
Ky ~" DatbV.


The secessionists in Montreal have been
kicking up great excitement over an al
legged attempt TO kidnsp that worthless ad-
veHturer and scoundrel, George N. San
ders, and carrying him TO the United States.
The whole story Of Che alleged attempt is
rsheArsed with the greatest particularly of
detail, and correspondent of the New
York Herald sent a sensational letter to
his paper describing the "nefariOus plot.
But it turns out, as the telegraph tonight
informs us, that the whole affair is an in
?. ntion Of the fertile brain of Sanders, and
wa, originated for the sake of raising q
little sympathy with the resident seees-
sionists. That whole game is blocked now,
Mr.. Sanders. The COnfsderAcy is dead,
and the Canadian gentlemen who knelt st
its feet while it was power, have no tears
10 shei over its grave. You were once 8
pleuipOtentiary, George, now you are, in
Canadian eyes, g bore and q nuisance.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-05

For Sale.-Ny homo in East Cleveland, con-
sainin thirty i've acres, with four acTos in grapes
a9d iFgits Of al kinds. Enquire on the premises,
eetO F.Judson. IJy9O-2S6l K. WADE.
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~ EVRRETTS DIsINFKOTING

~ EvRRETTS DISINFKOTING
COMPOUND During this hot vesther, thiS IN
VALUABLE cOHPOsIrIOE should be in the hands Of
every housekeepsr.
For preventing the disagreeEble odor OF sinh 81
drains, &o., and Tor all disinfecting purposes, is
UAeqHslled. .-fs -.
BErIEE and OHEAPRR than OhIorids OF Lime.
Ia large tin boxes, price rs cents.
Gold wholesale and retail by
..Hss Z. A. PALMER,
Aug5;296 Corner Erie and Prospect SIS.
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q. A. BOyntOn., -, D., Physician aad Sur
geOn. Ofiee 80 Pearl street. Cleveland, o. Once
hours from 90 81 A. M, ffom to 2 aud to 9
Pm, " z'rt fvI4.196
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,RowE1L& 3 co.

ResaovaI.- We have removed our Sewing Ms
chine Rooms TO No. l2l Superior street, over First
Eationsl Bank.
augi:2sl a.w. oRowE1L & co.
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MARRIED.

NEW YORK, August 4
Rear Admiral Dahlgren was married in
this city Wednesday evening to Mrs.
Goddard, daughter of the late Samuel Vim
ton, of Ohio. The marriage, which was
comparatively private, was solemnized by
Rev. DR.. Cummings, at the pastoral resi-
dence. Pc = s-t
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have this day been duly appointed and quail
lied Executor OF the last will and teatament Of
Wallsee y. McIlrAth, late OF Cleveland, o.
r @ P. PREETISS.
July q, 1865. aug3:2SS
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Cholera I-Dr. Hughes Remedy prepared and
sold by b. PARSONS, Druggist, 146 Ontario st.
anRE Eas2
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County Treasnrer.-E. C. ROuse will
bs = icAndidats before the Union Convention Of
this Comfy, for County Treasurer. 30 say
augl: SO MANY FRIEHD5-
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Wanted 10 O'Rent--.As House EnitIble for =
small family, within twenty minutes walk Of the
Post office. Address A. B. o Box l49, Cleveland,
Ohio. augq:2Ss
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-05

They are Telling good joke of Mr..
Gladstone, to the effect that he went to
Lambeth the other day 70 make sspeeeh at
the Workiugmen's exhibition. The door
keeper did not know him, and demanded
five shiIlings for admission. "FiVe shll-
lingz,u said Mr.. Gladstone, lis not that
more than your usual f,e for admission =
I'Oh YES" said the door-keeper; "but the
Chancellor of the Rxchequer Is 10 speak
today, and so we have raised the price"
IL said Nj. Gladstone paid the money, and
had the pleasure of hearing his own speech.
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sThe Philadelphia appointments snnounc-
ed by telegraph are ssid to be victory of
Simou Cameron and his friends over the
Philadelphia Congressman, and 70 rather
nut the conservatives in that locality
ahead.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-05
Grand Pleasure Exear..

sion 20 Lake suPerEsrs--illse4
The new, large and elegant E,saraer Meteor, Thos.
Wilson, Master, viii leave our dock on Monday,
August 7th, at P. M, for = Grand Pleasure X,
curson to Lake Superior. .!
The Meteor this trip Will go TO LA POINTE
and BAYFIELD,, and Mil ste going and return
ng at intermediate poris.
Rooms can be secured and full information OBJ.
tained by applying to
- @ 6ASRETsoS 90. Agents,
aug223f No. RiEer st., Cleveland, o.
GaIVanized Sheet IF0n.-Best in the mar
ket. FOR sale low by
CLEVELAND, BROWN & co.,
jY2s:232 rs, 81, 2s and 81 Merwin It.
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NROOKRIESI GROOERIESl

Having jus; returned from New York, we iRvite
the eRtion Of the public 10 our largs stock Of
- GTOoEriss. ALSO, Wooden and Willow Ware.
Bet Brands Of Family Flour always on hand.
0EO. ID. BE X CO.,
aug5.234 20 SuDarfor street
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OlRYKLAND. OOlsUNBUB . UIH

S1a8f kLAND, OUlSUABU5 = UlE'
J0IHHkTI RAILROAD.
Is65. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1865.
On aud after Monday, August 7th, Passenger
lst Traah-7:45 A, h.-OTHOlhHATI HXPREsg,
stopping At Grafton, Wellington, New Lon
dcRs Shelby, Orsstlidss Gallons Gilosd, Car.
elngsons Ashley, Delaware, Davis OSntrs AlS
I'd EraIp-z:ls P. M.-AOOOAMOOATIOR.-Bt
e all stations. md arrives In Columbus Al -
d Train 30 P. n.-HIGHT EXPRK-s- -stOpph z
6rssinso 6sSH aIisaa. 6srds1t0S Sn .s5 S6iIl Ts
71atnS IsG1e Columbus st Ise and Is A. 3:s0 n,
HrriVa - UlsvelAnd s.to A. =, and - ?. -
CORRDOTIORs
akslby- eandusky, mhnsfeld Newark kAllroad, iG
Hsnsfsld, kt- Vernon, EsWark. EAnosVflis
drsssnns-P1thbzrFh, FOrt Wayne Ohioaso Ran
Ioad, FOREST qpseT ssnausEy. pelBhod. IAnt,
Esst fcF kSnsiSsId. WoosteT Gassiion, il.
GnAfton and BsIlsiontAins Railroad Lime. ioT 9Ag5On
-. Bellsso ntains, Sidney, Union, Muncie. Indian
Apslb, Terre Hsuts, Pinosnnes, EVannvills
Louisville, oajro. st. Louie. Se. .-,,
Oolumbus-Liftle Miami Oolumbrsl and Xelin
oae 49,, ,oF 4, iaa olT6 JSglS lRaspspSa oaa
Osnoinnst'r and With the Ohio and hissisniDh
BsiIroad at Cincinnati for Louisville, EVAnE
Wis, Cairo, ~. Louis. nd AL points on tn
Columbus Ohio RaDrO.d Tor EsEark, Kaasr.
vile. HbsaiinEi &e.i OclgulbGs, PiQua Isl
dana RAllreAd fur Pi1uA, UrbAna, 20.
a ne PASSENGER Sta siOn and e UnloB TlcESt ceS
ll7 sur~eiOr strse4 Il. g. FgiTHT.
Cleveland, Aug. :, lssJ.-s 6uosriutanllenf
NUARDIAN'S SALE.-ln pursuance
NTof sn order ofths Prob te Court, Ia aud for the
G -nnty of CuyAhogs. ia the state OF Ohio, will
soil At pubic vendne, At the door OF the Court
House. iu the city Of C.eVsIaud, the 9Th day OF
August, 1867, ct O'Clock P. M, the following de-
scrs ed real estate, 10 wits kiIusts in ihe city Of
CleVeladd, 0uyshoea County, [ hio, being sub-lot
No. 5S7 in Barber Lords allotment IN said city,
fOrnsry Ohio ffty, being 63 feet front on Bridge
stree and running back Of equal width 81 en- al.
~; subject to she payment Of Sc par snnum 30
Eng'iua RsdemAker aad the OOwer interest Of
Amelia Vreman
Appraised at 81 90.
Terms OF Ssle-S9OO the day OF sale and the
balsuce In three years. with infere't hnnn. lIy, 10
b. secured by mortgage on the premises 4
JOHN H. NJ ESEER,
Guardian ofths Minors Of William VremAn, dec d.
auRI;232
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GENERAL GRANT.

GosHAM, N. H, July q.
GeneEal .GTan. gith his family and stsf
and several prominsnt citizens of Portland,
arrived here at AS this sfteraoon. There
was large number of people present to
welcome the General. He was escorted to
the Alpine House, which wss decorated
with Hsgs and mottoes. The General took
stand on green terrace and q speech
was made, welcoming him to the gran
ite hills, after which he returned to supper
Of the hotel. '-
Re lesyes here at ten in the morning
for Quebec.
GEN. HAECoCK's ORDER CONCERNING PA
Rolled REBEL PRISONERS.
... BALTIMORE, August 4.
General Hancock, commanding the Mid
die Department., has issued an order which
says parolsd prisoners of the late rebel
armies who have not been pardoned by the
President will, on arriving in the limits OF
this Department, report their place of res
idence immediately to the nearest Provost
Marshal and register their names. Ifnon-
residents OF this Department they are not
alloued, by terms of parole, to enter the
Department. Especial authority must be
shown and filed under which they are
found there, and in order that that author
ity be valid it mast be from an officer hsv-
ing power in the premises to allow persons
of the latter class to remain within the
limits of the Department, and requires the
sanction of Department Commander Of
higher authority than of other Department
Commanders. No person of the class
named will be allowed to visit the city ol
Baltimore without permit from head
quarters, or higher authority.
TIE LATE VIRGINIA ELECTION.
NEW YORK, Augusta 4.
The Tribune's Richmond special says
that every effort is being made TO effect 6
revocstion.Of ten. Turner'S order declaring
null and void the late election. The ante
cedsnts of eacn candidate elected are being
thoroughly investigated The result vii
be the Qualification of one or two OF tn
minor officials, and majority will be de
elared ineligible; but when the affairs o
the freedmen are in more satistsctor!
lcondition, and the people evince disPOsi
I tion. to accept the new order of things with
out objection, there may be Expected an op
, portunity again !OAxercse the electiV
franchise. tr5e
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OIL NEWS.

From the Gf OOuutFy--PithOIe-PI n
AORds, Railroads and TubinE--.NeW
Welt Open---Cherry Run.-PeEsOnaI.
lspecIal Oorrespondsnes OIsHaIand LaAder
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OLEHBLAND, BR0Wh & CO.,
jY2s232 Is, n, 2s and 81 Merwin 1t.
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GASRETsoS 4 90. Agents,
No. RiSer st., Cleveland, o.
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FRoM coLUM BUS.
COLUMBUS, August A.

Special Dispatehe. to the Cleveland IEADn.l
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GaIvanized sheet Iron.-Best in the mar
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-05

D%Patients can be accommodated with
Board at the Cure. je9:R4
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D. J. KRiGER, =. D., PhyAiciAn,
once Hours, Q A. N. TO I9 NJ, and to P. NJ.
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to ]. G. Underwood Alexandra, Va.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-04

The new President barely eluded the
murderous pursuit of the secessionists in
1861. reaching bis seat in Congress by a
weary by path across the mountains of
East Tennessee, and SO late as the defeat
of Hood before Nashville his head was
quoted at a high figure in Southern Jour.
mails. He has, if we are correctly in
formed, lost one or two loyal children in
this war for liberty and Union; and BY
recent careful estimate, fifteen hundred G
his neighboTs aud acquaintance, many #
them old men, have been hunted from
the mountains or taken from. their fields
and houses, and deliberately assassinated
In cold blood, many of them after cruel
torture, 10 she thirty one counties of Eas,
Tennessee. Fifty-five assassinations Of
such persons. peaceable aud inotfensive,
and whose only crime was their love OF
the old flag, occurred in the little county
OF Carter alone. When Andrew Johnson
forgets these "petty troubles" his right
hand will forget its cunning
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-04
CHEROKEE INJECTION.
from Reefs, garks and Leaves


CHEROKEE REMEDY, the gres, Indian piure,i,
all diseases % the urinary such Ipccnti
Of the Urine fnfsmmstien Of The flsdder
nation of the Kidneys, In the Bladder Structure
Gravel Goncrrhea Giec, and Is specially recommended
those Ftnor Alaus or hitee iu f. here
ali the old narssgus medicines have failed.
~ II is prepared IN tightly concentrated form the
los only being from one totuo teaspoonsfu
per day.
81 iiure.ic and Alternative purifying
and cleansing the bleed CAUSING fow in all Of ts
original purity and veor; thus the system
all peEnicious causes which Asye Induced disease
CHEROKEE INJECTION is intended a. an ally or a..
sstant to the Cherokee Remedy and should b. used in
conjunction with that medicine III all cases OF elect Go
aerrhsa, flaor Albus Whites Its effects healing
soothing and demneert removing all sealtinz lsat and
pain Instead OF the burning and almost pap
that experienced with nearly all the cheap araek In
iectiens.
ga BY the use of the CHEROKEE REMEDY and
CHEROKEE INs ECTI0S-thelwo medicines at the samt
ume-aii improper discharges and the
-ned organs are speedily restored 10 full vigor and
To- Price Cherokee Remedy, So per bottle. shres
BOTTLES for So.
- Price Cherokee Injection. per bette, tire.
"a Sent BY Express any address onreeeipt oprie
nThc Cherok &c x I'M edy, Cherokee
Injection and he rckee ca re are sold BY all
snterprfsng Druggists in the civilized world.
Pneipled deaiers however, try To sell worthless
pounds in place Of these those which they purchase
ch ap price, and make money by selling tbs
they these medicines AZ Won value your health
lay the hesth q yoHr future ofspFing DO net he de
ed BY s7eh nnprincped Drurgsts ak fer
eines sadfaks sthsrs II the Druggists will rot buy
them for enclose the money ia letter and vii
send them yo by express securely sealed and packe
free from observation.
Ladies' or Gentlemen address In perfect conf
Deuce stating fully and plainly their diseases and SYM
all diseases Of chronic ale
female Patients need not hesitate because of then
inability to visit have trested patients
fully all portions Of the globe By correspond
enee
Patients addressing will please stat-pisny ell this
symptoms OF their compliant and write Postuce Conn
State and name Of writer plain, and nclnse postage
stamp for reply
Ne sesd 81 page Panpkist FREE TO amp address,.
Addesssl letters for Pamphlets advice the propri
etors, Ba. W. r. HERwIS Co,
Nose Liberty street, New York.
G. A. COOK Chicago, Nc &c Market street, Gene
raj Agent for the States of illinois, Io~a, Wisconsin
Michigan and Indiana, who viii supply Druggists
regular card prices nov5o-eov
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Rvery Instrument Warranted for Five Years

In presenting the AUTOMATIC ORGAN, boldly an
nounce greatest triumph in musical instruments 0,
the age During the past halt century, the French and
Germans have manufactured reed instruments with
double bellows, and two pedals for the feet operate
but the uant Of the reversed EXHAUSTION BELLOWS
(Which the only our )made
1, imposible for them to produce the mellow rich and
musical for which our instruments celebrated
both being occupied, opportunity offered for
Instruments constructed this European plap OF
try and counterfeit this difficulty (want OF SWELL
ment 70 upon the swell OPERATED BY rHr Kxrr-
object disagreeabl. enough gent eman hui ID
LADY the OF such endage nearly Impossible
oar suToxarTc device obvates this dfcuisy enfreiv
the simp act Of blowing with less force yfr
the desired decrease in the volume OF tone
odeons been questioned and for years
meet orders promptly. With ourincreased facilities
warranted in assuring our patrons that thcir ar
ders will promptly met, and solicit continuance OF
theirpatrcnage.
As-A LIBERAL disessst 70 cisrsy~ss. chsrslss 80
Sekess.
ADDRESS,
GEO. A. PRIvCE 4 CO., Buffalo, n. r.
GEO. A. PRINCE 4 Co., chicago, Ill.
Al Illustrated Catalogue, With full description d
y1ss, will be sent free to any address. novlo
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keep constantly hand and for Gals 81 tine lowest
prices TO cash Customers and prompt large and
weIiseIecteastock Of