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Ihf. Tiptou Sdpertissr.
IPr ON, low 4:
RsDAY, 50, DECEMBER %, 1865.
The Constitutional Amendmcnt.sO6c
AnROuncemnt Of tts Adoption.


Announcement Of its Adoption.
PROCLAMATION sr sxczsrAsr sEyAsD.
William ISeOard. Secretary # Stat
ofthe United States, to all chons Mes.
presents may come greeting:
~ Know We, that, whereas the Congress.
of the United States on the LIST Of Feb
rusry last passed resolution submitting
to the Legislatures Of the several States {
proposition to amend the Consultations Of
tho United States:
Resolced. BY the Senate and House Of
Representatives Of the United States of
America 10 Congress assembled, two.
thirds Of both Houses concurrieg, that
the following article be proposed to the
Legislatures Of the several States as an
amendment to the Constitution Of the
United States, which, when ratified BY
three fourths Of said Legislatures, shall
DO valid to all intents and purposes rs q
part of said Constitution, namely:
ARTICLE XVIII.
Section l. Neither slavery nor invol-
untary servitude, except as a punishment
for crime, whereof the party shall have
been duly convicted, shall exist within
the United States, or any place subject
to their Jurisdiction.
Sec. 2. Congress shall have power to
enforce this article by appropriate leg's-
lation
Aud, whereas, II appears from tho
of6:ial document on file 10 this Depart.
ment that the amendment of the Consti-
tuition Of the United S'atos proposed Is
aforesaid, has been ratified by the Legis.
latures Of tho States Of Illinois, Rhode
Island, Michigan, New York, West Vir.
GINA, Maine, Kansas, Massachusetts,
Pennsylvania, Virginia, Ohio, Missouri,
Nevada, Indiana, Louisiana, Minnesota,
Wisconsin, Vermont, Tennessee, Arksn.
sas, Connecticut, New Hampshire, South
Carolina, North Carolina, Alabama, Ma.
ry'and and Georgia, in all twenty seven
States;
And, whereas, The whole number Of
States 10 the United States is thirty six;
And, whereas, The before speciall
named States, whose Legislatures have
ratified the said proposed amendment,
constitute three fourths Of the whole
number Of States in the United States;
Now, therefore, be it known, that I
William II. Seward. Secretary of State of
the Uuited States, by virsus and 10 pur-
suance Of the second section Of the act of
Congress approved the 10Th Of April,
1918, entitled Gan act to provide for the
publication Of the laws Of tho United |
States aud for other purposes" do hereby
certify that the amendment aforesaid has
become valid to al intents and purpose
- a part Of the Constitution of the
United States.
In testimony whereof, I have hcreunto
set my hand aud caused the seal of the
of State to be affixed.
Done at the city of Washington, this
eighteenth day Of December, in the year
If our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty five, and Of the lndcpend ence
If the United States of America the
ainetieth. WILLIAM II. SEWARD,
Secretary Of State.
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Hon. John Bell connected himself with
the First Presbyterian Church in Nash.
vile short tims since. Ex- President
Bucbaosn was received into the First
Prssbytsrian Church in Lancaster, Pa, .
few weeks ego.
Il 10 rumored thst tho senatorial de-
partmsnt of the Fsnians have determine
ed on Canadian war Immediately. Mss.
surss of compromise between the Cabinet
and Senators are now under debate. The
staff of the Secretary Of War il announc.
ed Two of tho members are graduates
Of West Point. Dispatches have also
been received by special envoy from
Head Centre Stephens, aud 80 important
were they considered by the President
O. Mahoney, that be at once ordered them
before General Sweeney, or those who
represent what is called the Senate, with
view to have their requirements COM
Piled with at once. The nature Of the
dispatches is not msde public. e., i. .,;r,
MExIco.--The correspondence from
Brownsville, Texas, states that the out
RACES to which the people are subjected
by Maximili.n's European troops, and
the state Of anarchy which prevails even
in that portion of Mexican territory
which he claims to have completely come
under bis sway, are continued, and not
withstandipg the repeated boasts that
order and happiness we're to be the sure
accomplishments of his reign, forced
loans Of money and other property are
constantly being collected by the Impe-
rial soldiers at the point of the bayonet,
and citizens who demur to such treat.
ment incur the penalty Of death or i'm
prisonment. ... 4
Some additional correspondence pass
ed about the beginning of the month
between Gen. Weitzcl, commanding the
United States troops on the Rio Grande,
and Gen. Mejia, the Imperial command.
er at Matamoras, each urging grievances
inflicted by the other. Gan. Wsitzel
alleges that Gen. Mejia has, On mere sus.
picion, imprisoned innocent American
citizens, and informs him, oy direction
Of Gen. Sheridan, that if such outrages
are repeated, no porsoual apologies in
lieu of bis bad faith will be ,ccepted, and
strongly intimates that he will be autho.
rized to settle matters by force Of arms.
Gen. Mejia's complaint is .hs old one Of
aid and comfort given to the Mexican
by Gen. Wehzsps troops |
Gen. Weiozel says that be is ordered to
say that hereafter, when sny garrison
under Mejia's command Is in state Of
siege, no supplies Of any kind will be-
permitted to DO sent to such garrison
from this side, Gen. Sheridan consider
ing that it would be violation of neu-
'rality against the Legitimate authority ia
Mexico to send powder to such garrison,
md that be is ordered to stop all inter
course with any garrison during the pro-
,ress of siege except thst which hu
nanity shall dictate. The probabilities
II On active i.As-fsresee BY sss vufsea-s
States 10 the affairs Of Mexico, is the only
hing thought Of At Brownsville, and the
Is very strong that this will
BE- delsyed but short time. Cirtainly
he tone Of the authorities is such a.
would warrant the conclusion that no
great pains will be taken to avoid arup- I
lure. @f .} ~7- Zt~ 3f
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LIVERY STABLE b HACK LINE.
I'm KELLY 4 POWERs,

k27Sh A6LAY a. KOW EAO9
Ma2 2GHYM in connection with their
go 49, Daily Hack Line between
Upton and Clarence, making connection with
the trains to and from Chicago, have
TIP.TOP LIVERY STABLE,
with q splendid stock Of :. Horses, new and
subst antial Carriages and hope by their liberal
terms 10 receive the patronage Of all.
They ere also prepared to carry passengers to
any part Of the State. Give Them Call.
Office ut the Aldrich HoB.e, Tiptcn, Iowa.
Stable west Of Aldrich House. n51r
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BOOT AND SHOE
SHOP

= 8. WIRICK, having removed to first door
north Of Browns Furniture slsop, 10 pre-
pared to manufacture to order, al kinds
Of Boots and Shoes, In the neatest and
,sioet durable manner. He selects his own STOCK
aud always gets the best. A good supply Of
Home. Gade Boo9s always o Hand.
June Is, 1861.
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Names. What for. ARA <,l,m,a
Hilshew ct a, witnesses befyre the Grand Jury.
June !. ls65. 2l..o 81 60
P;fi;;; Is; sssas,
Barton Tillett. wolf sca.pr, $50 $50
John Ptman, boarding paupers. 1850 $50
Iowa ms Hosp. keeping patients, 221, 50 %, az
Elliott tai, State vs. W X Wright IA 20 1920
Jacob w Rseder, Wild cat scslp, d ESQ 2.5o
VIM r Volt. wolf sralr. - 2,so. $50
+ L Carey, examining Cedar rirer.l2oo 1900
VIM Chase, laGo 2O0
clark L Milford. printing bill. .o5, a so5 ;,3
G p lngman, cas- eAp'd for county 1924 1894
State Va. Jasperson costs, a24O o24o
W Bull, Atty fees State vs. Peet, SEQ 500
State Vs. Wright, 500 90
d W Baird, goods for paupers, 1000 1890
Nanpeet, med serv's to paupers 1915 GOO
L liz ifman, Trustee Cover tn, $50 500
g p 1ngman. fees for procuring swamp 81 -
land funds 1900
by Clark, constable State VS. corham. G. : s75
Hammond, goods for county, II So l.e5
Mcnamara goods for county, SIS a35
p L Smith, house rent vol fanny, 42a 4eO
Dan Howard, keeping pauper ss,to 1900
w A Rsghy. exam Cedar river. I'd 1900 1900
state vs. Ha'net, prosecution failed go 7,f0
shefp, 1886 80
L Boynton, goods sold on order of
Trustees Center township. 4o,0l 1901
N Alexander ct 81, State VS. HeckG
Hopkins, 9s5 1855
G A Pound, County sup't, 100 7,eo
Ed Seitsinges. constable fees. LEO / 20
O W Porter meat sold on order Trus-
tees Center t'p, IA 2.24
G. W. Smith, sheriff's salary and SER
vices for county, 61,0O 6l,Oo
4 Hall, goods for county, 2,25 2,25
Total, $3.50 1915
JOHN LEIlH,
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The New Amendment to the Constitution.
!. The following is the concurrent resolu.
ton presented in the House Of Reprssen.
tatiyes BY Hon. James f. Wilson, Of this
State. and passed by that body on tho
10Th inst, by vots Of 40 yeas to IL
nays, Designed to etfectually prevent tho
payment Of any portion of the rebel debt:
=. "Be it Resolved BY the Senate and
the House cfhRepresentatiues, (.wo thirds
Of each House concurring thereby that
the fJllowing article be proposed to the
Legislatures Of the several States as an
amendment to the Constitution, which,
when ratified by three fourths Of said
Legislatures, shall be valid to all intents
and purposes as part Of said Cons.itu.
tioo. w" 'zs'7
"AR71cLE FIRST: No tax, duty or i'm.
post shall be laid, nor shall any ,ppropri.
alton Of money be made, either By the
United States for any one thereof, for
the purpose Of paying, either in whole
or in part, any debt, contract or liability
whatever, incurred, made or suffered, BY
any one or more Of the States or the peo
pie thereof for the purpose Of aiding
rebellion sgsiost tho Constitution and
laws of the United States" ...
The nays on that resolve onght TO be
carefully recorded in every newspaper in
the land aud thus. handed down to DOS
teri'y covered with eternal infamy; they
are as follows:
"Messrs. Brooks, Denison, Eldridge,
Order, Harding (Ky), Mccullough,
Nicholson, Ritter, Rogers, shalkliu and
Tri:. ble."
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ESTRAY STEERS...Taken up by E. W.
Luster, in springdale township, Cedar county,
Dec. l, 1865 one ateer, two years old, ears crop
ped, bunch on left fore leg. large altar IN forehead
and appraised at SIS. One light red steer, one
year old past, and appraised at $40.
Dec 81, 1865. s. SKATES, Clerk.
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ono aud the ssms sheep, and this littls
stfair prsbsbly cost NOT less than $40.
Litigation doesn't sppear very profitable
Through the politesess ofMr. Coul.
ter, Deputy Superintendent Of Public
instruction, No are furnished with some
statistics which are valuable to Iowa
readers. During the past year the IN
crease of children Iowa between tho ages
Of Eve and twenty-one years, is twenty
nine thousand four hundred and twenty.
six. The counties which show the great
est increase are Polk, 1879; Clinton,
1928; Scott, 1,lS6; Marion, 1,072; Du-
buque, 987. No. '"is q ''z.'H #5
ILLNESS or 1t. Gov. CURVE re-
grst to learn that our worthy L. Gov.
elect, Hon. B. f. Cue, has been quite
indisposed for several weeks past, SO
much 50, indeed, as to confins him for
considerable time to his room. He is
now mendiDg, and will undoubtedly be
able to discharge bis official duties 1t the
Capitol next month.-Des Moinss Regis.
ter, Esd. .' 49,
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Eclectic Magazine.
LITERATURE, SCIENCE, AND Ar
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nsve also arranged to secure chotc, ..,.-.,--
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EsTRAY COLT...Taken mp by Joseph
Reeder, in Cover township, Cedar county, Nov.
Sd, ls65, one estray colt, two years old, light
bay mare, left hind foot white, black name and
tail, and appraised 1t $50.
Dec. 81, 1865. S. YATES, Clerk.
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LAND FOR SALE.
A choice quarter section In Fremont township
The n. ". Of Sec. ST.. 81, R. ;, w.. for sale
cheap. Enquire Of
WR. ELLIOTT, Ag'k,
Nov. 80, 1855. In Clerks Once, Tiptoa.
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m- List Of Claims presented to the
Board Of Supervisors at the September
Term, 1868:
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ESTRAY COLT..sTaken up by Philip
Marquart, in Rochester township, Cedar county,
Nov. 2stb, 1868, one bay mare colt, two years
old past, and appraised at t75:
Dec. II. 1865. .a.t s. YATES. Clerk. u
oe-rs1Ar syrHsrsr1..~Tanen up BY WIN.
Thompson, in Center township, Cedar county,
Dec. 4 1865, one pale red steer, two years old
past, crop off left ear. and bit out of right ear,
and appraised at $25.
Dec Il, 1865. 3. YATES, Clerk.
ESTRAY STEER...Taken up by Homer
Frink, in Dayton township, Cedar county. Nov
H. 1865. one steer. four years old, red aides,
white back and belly. and appraised ats
ESTRAy HELPERS. ..T Taken mp by Cba's
H. Meadows. in Cover township, Cedar county,
Nov. /, 1865, one heifer, white and inclined to
roam on neck and body, darkish ears, one year
old past, and appraised 1t $l5 One white and
red spotted heifer, one year old past, and ap-
praisedat 10.
Dec. q, 1855. s. YATES, Clerk.
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Schlnlucker's Building.
Denorest's Monthly Magazine

The Model Parlor Magazine Of America
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Ubanfes for Bueinees G.cn.

0IL WELLS aud REFINERY ~ OIL Spring
" ard Canada Wet Cor SALE For terms, &c: sddres.
frost p.id) DAVID n ROSS bsTris'er foot VI he9tan
8il, c1ebec.
DROPELLER BARGE and BARGE for SALE
III -P,opsuer Barge EDWARD BECH and BaT-e WEST
kNSTER years old II ti.t oroer butt for carry
inz coal bet~. Baltimore, PhsdeIls aid New York TO-
eshsr Of 800 tdDs ylug careolsy. Appy.o
EDWARD 3ECH No. 81 Besver'st
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Old Newspapers, Pamphlets, rooks and Waste OF evsry
Descriptions. siVCKwELL EME8s0N, No. asAan o.,
ens dseg West u NaeeoavA
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Drp GOODS.
p # MACY
SPRING TRADE, 1885.

r. f. MACY SPRING TRADE. 1858
$ Soy; or . MO HOUSEKEEPING GOODS. LINENS,
LINEN SilfErNdS' Co YYa.PKiNs poYLlFs. QUILTS
WHITE GOODS 6tAYAH5Elyb55. 1S S,LraosEp xusLINs
, 5 Sfstii ~ QUALITY TO wAMsUTrA. SIZZLING AT
., C,srs a. sLEACaED MUsLlNS. so 4 YARD.
FoaMya PRICE ''e.
!55 D. EMS BEST QUALITY LADIES, rru, no
ryer,sa AND GERMAN corro efS sosE FIX FRoM HE
~ ~ II Sp ~ ogTTs' BROWN sUPERsToUT HALF
Ho o6z +. IS fkAbifs FULL REoyLsR aoMseAsE
nOsE s..6d, FAR MUCH UNDER REGULAR rA'Io'
ofkN'T'' FULL STOCK RIAL LacE:s, .,,,
SPLENDID LINE NEEItE WH rs ~ a. MMiN'S
MASK Walls IS EyERY sIlLE ASo SHAPE.
rLTIEo cohLAEs L &C nS Sks siyi
MILNE hYp ILLUSION LkCEs.
ssr NH A sT9s ssor FcA2Sl iA
EVERY L sSCRliJlON.
f Fl sTocK FRENCH, oEaNAN AND IoMEsTIc
uoopsKIRTs. MAGIC RUTgL!NGs. FRlLLiNGs, TAT
CROCHET Fporv tiN ASp ra,MmSos OF
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cnIlDnEk G$S GhSbErHdHEsrs SIX
UANDBERCnlEFs
UEM-STlTCH HAf nKtRCb Els, de-,
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ALL TIE NEW sTE!N0 STYLEB
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HAAS AND hAr-FKAEES,
PAEa SOLS AND SUN-UMlR kILAA
FANCY fANS-DRtSSlN0-cksEo
FANCY COAbS-LOMBARD Pms,
HaIR MT COMBS AFO BhUsbEs.
AND OTfi IN sEASONABIE GOODS OF TIE BksT
QUALITY.
OPENING. -
700 packages OF ell ths NEW 9flDE5 bet quality b
RIBBONS /. all width,-VFlNET RIBBONS, INiMhiNH
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SPRlEO COIORS, PARIS KID GLOVES,
always Soc pair under rcgslay prices .,n
N BOO FAIRS BEST QUALITY LIdHT KID
OtoyTs ialo ,iI.d n, nos, hsv. been marked down TO
81 pair. II 81. nht' -.
Nos. a< I'D go I Sstll7s hes: sou"
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INQUIRE FOR THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SKIRT

NINE. DEMOREST'S IMPERIAL DRESS
w pLEVhTOR-So essy o. sppiicson, and COZ ysnsri
t. raise tie dre-s and ct Il down vi no walking den 10
ns~ cope:a without one. Pros IS No. 40 Broad
way Sent by nal on receipt Of price.
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vrIS1rcg DUBREtL
ERNESTIEE, Auhonh..
THURSDAY EVhFiNG-SORaiA
FRIDAY EvENSd-I PuK,TASL
gATCVpAY l9,h-LAsT 0EafD MATINEE,
LA FORA DEL DEsTINO
se. may BE secured for ,he sbo7cnsed p'fsr'ssnresr
TIE Academy AZ recr -einers no. 7c BrcadTay sipcnd
L Co.'S No si7 BrosAwsy and st Root Ab'hopJ' eSfhsr
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BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
- THIS (rurstayl EykNlNu, MaseA - e.
SIXTH and LAST SUBSCRIPTIONS MONT.
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The sale OF Received Seats oouiusnres this nofhn2
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GRAND JOHANNESBURG FASHIONS
~ Nine. DTFO RESTS grsu. spI.lF Opening. Noa AZ
yvsy n asst Fourteenth . i?' fcTlt ont Ct b oos o.
Ee.y ,:innI PS.,ens # & !se.; S.d most reon~rths
styles Tor lsdeF aud cb iiett dTess March reuibt CT
D.,ao-ess Dluv.tea Monthly and Nine @n0rests Mirror
Of Yah ready.
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nEADSl BEADSu BEADS!l
D AND FANCY GOODS.
NJ. P. BROWN. Importer.
No IS1 Pea,i-st,, n,
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MARBLE MANTEIS.-Alargss stock always
lvl hand rsady set up lower pses any other
establishment in the city. AkLABER's Msntsl WORKS No
W - kGh>sntA1ts I'M Thisdtysa y. !. ca w ~
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1865. NEW sKIEf.
THE GREATEST INVENTION OF TIE ACE IN

THE GREATEST INVENTION OF THE ACE IN
HOOP SKIRTS.
J. w. BnADLLY'S New fstsnt DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
,or oouble) SPRING SKIRT.
WESTs, BRADLEY CARY tla.s =. I. J. o. Vest,
SOLE FROPRIETORs AND MAEUF CT UHERs Nos
81 CHAMBERS and 40 And 81 H ,DE-sfs, Now.
York
THis INVENTION confiFs Of DUyrsT tor swo ELLIPTIC
ster >PRIsGs, ngeDousy tsAIpID. TIGHTLY sDu Nahtr
together GE YDGR, MIXING te rorofEsT. nIos TLkIi
ard prsABL. SPx'rs used They seldom
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other ShiIf.
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b. fOLJKp when In Gse, 20 eC'-rI email plaee ~
e.sl aud colv,nir,iy ss sIy or MrsLH DniX.
IApf aaVirs enjoyed tr IefflEr comfort bnd sf'f con
venierte vesrs tie purLsZ ELLIPTIC Sprs Sa.Ar for
srssrs DAT viii eve sNerssrd willingly d. with lie
ne Of tas,s Fon CHILDREN AIsxRs and i0VSs LADiss As
Superior g. all o'icIs
fHzY The heat QuALrrr in part md uSorxsroS
ABLY the LIGHTEsr most DkSILArLE cortosrABiE md
SKIRT sdo. Eon SALE n ali yi5Sr Ola -
RE CITY aud thr)nglout the UNITED Srlfss
HAVANA CUBA. &sxicr, souTs AnsRiCA, s1 TIE "zsr
INQUIRE FOR THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SKIRT.
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Ueo6ing CARDS. &r.

At VIM. EvERDELLs SONS, No. 104 Full.
"A ton.l--wEDDiN0 CARDS and FINE STATIONERY.
(Estsbished 1874
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lTIYELAND--TO ALL WANTING FARMS,

-LsYge and thriving settlement y NlnsAet MY
ciiu,..; 70 m.lss souA Of phlsdcl?lis by tetrcs9
fitch sol; produces large crops; twenty aero Tracts, al 90
per acre payebe within four yeas; .ooi sus,s' y.nhd
rood society Hundreds sc,irs aud making iIsptoy
r,en,s Apply to CHAS. X. LANDS Postmaster Nine;e
Lsndis .ownskip N J. Letters answered faper sois.
mi Information, win be sent free Fro@ Espor " 49,
RoDinscn Ayrteuirts a! E.aor Of The 1r.brn' H"e1~
rsoss ssiersrs fertile tde.f an oisors 10" G0Hr ~
sYi able condition fer p.-asari favr my na "f f"0S
sGs u tbs Wss,sra P,ai
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V'HE WEBER PIANO-FORrl.-
Il IL admitted the BEST Piano Forte made became ~,
mss beside. tens p,sccs mechanic Ct long elper."cs
IL aiso THOROUGH MUSICIAN, thus combining ai7.s
tsxss possessed BY other manufacturer I'm the United States
such the testimony Of g. d Mills. Robert Heller. Csc r.
Msretek Csr Anschuts John Zunde Maurice Strakosch
Giovanni Scoocia EdwaId and Henry Mollenhausr Louie
Hckreibcr Emil and Fred 81 sidels W. H. Rascrd TLeo
Mceus and every good musician IN tie United States
Warerooms, No. Ias We1 Broadway. near Cans.st
WANTED - DRY-GOODS SALESMAN.
w Apply to HORTON SONS, No. 7's Fuli0n-st,
Brooklyn
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DR. MUNDEs WATER-CURE, at Florence,
~ MAsafise,nt ard hesithy mecr,sin region miles
West from Northampton Depot Sonet aid COOLEST granite
v,tor Diet abundant DR. MUNDE, oldest Disciple Of
Rrisssuits Ttssimsps purely hydsisiiA
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Uanis.

A CUTTER ~ many years experience
IA wi,,.s r.astion foreman ~ cosh and Isntil.
u.snne,ey. Can ufIsh the beat Of IsssnceG Address
d. L Tribune ohics.
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iOLD MEDAL
'THE briggs PATENT PIANO-FORTEs

the only instruments constructed On true scientific
ync!pa They have greater strength and will remain longer
In than any other p.no forte aud have received the high
eat Testimonials from w.. prncip, artists In the county
Call and examine them. Sole agents
WIN. HALLG son. Ne 3,J Broadway.