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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-02-15
aoriruIturul un0 DOmPstit.
The State Agricultural Society

1-ntl last year the Winter Meetings OF
,bs STATE Aorfculfural Society had been Out
NJ little utility. but hereafter these meet
Sne,- nromise to hold an important place ~
nr0notinr the great farming interests oil
H. Sfafe. The meeting held IL Lansing
-. Voc, wa. an interesting and important
one The state Agriculture. society Is now
n 4 prosperous condition financially, ana
ia officers eviuce an honorable zeal IN pro-
noting It's peculiar interests
The sp.eca Of Mr. BecSwlth, the fresl-
dent contained many excellent sugSes-
fion- with one OF which particularly We
were struck fav0 ably We allnde 10 the
;nrinarion tn.l hereafter there should Dc
To- enc0uragemeuL u fast horses ana more
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Of drait horses ana oxen
W. are Vlal the President has taken tlis
noslfl0n. for OF late years 10 has been
matter Of very serious regret WIKI very
many GOOD people that the most prominent
f.efrre of the state Far has been the eX-
bibition OF fast horses. The result OF TINS
ha= been dem0raliZ.ly in various ways. IL
has substituted the snowy for tue sustain
TIA. for when the best is said. last morse
l. more Tor ornament than USE lie j,
Injury that only the rich can anOrd- III
addition u tAls. the fast horse has Us asso-
citations. and brings them ~ our Sla-e
Fair. Al Kalamazoo. last year, ne DIOuSH !,
an enormous company oil JOcAle7' a41
panther. who formed anything D0t sucu a
circle a. The farmers Of the state, VINO al
tended Tie fair. desired their wives, sons OF
don,hfor- 10 De thrown in. staggering
bettlng. profare. wtiskey-irinkine fellows
who 20 from fair % fair WIN stables Of race
horses. which they jocSy professionally q
the grief vi verdalr -pJgismen, a.e hot
clas. Of people 90 whom the premium Isl
OF an agricultural fair should oler l-'
greatest Inducements. We nope thal liz
snsqes.iOn Of Mr Beckwith indicates
new order OF things. Certainly the tlm'
ba- arrived when reform should be asitatei
Ia auarricgltural exhibition utility shoai'
he The FIRST thing. and ornament the last
II should also be prime object oil such
society % stimulate tle production OF mos
articles Of growth which are pfe-eii.i"u i.
useful VI which are new products Du
promi-e a wide and varied use hereafter
Hence We also express cheerful approval
Of the liberal attitude OF our STAKE A5I4cu
tural Society il relation 90 tie cultivation
OF sOrrum. Indeed we think that the a.
ricultural Society. with replenished treas
ury. an active Official control, and Tie cen
eral sympathy and confidence Of the farm
ers OF the state may now enter upon
renewed lile Of tAe most enlarged u7eluI
ness.-DsfrOH Ir.b1Ne.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

DROBATE ORDER.-State Of Michigan,
Il county OF lngaan, SIS AT session Of the Pro-
bate Court Tor lie unity c. llgh4D, hol-e1 tie
Probate Otlce Il tie village u AAs0-, o. Monday tie
q day Of January Il tie year Oce thousand eight
hundred Aa1 slxty-dye; Present, h5.-I.0 Pratt,
Judge Of Probate II the matter Of tie estate u
John NJ Tyler deceased. o. reading aud 1lug the
petition, duly verified Z lsaac Tyler admuisr4iof
Of said estate przyi 1g for license tose TIE Tea.
tate Of which s4i1 deceased clec seiKec-
ThereuP0n !. Is ordered, That Aonl1y the 2o.h lay
Of February lsoS, a. 10 ococS ~ Ias fors1lo1- &c
glecfoF The hearing u SAD petition anc taas tie
heirs AZ aW Of sal1 deceased. ana a. other persons
interested II sad estate, are required 70 appear
o. said Court, ther 20 Dc Esl1ee The Pro
bate Once, II The village CT A4soa, arc STOW c1-se
L any Ihsre be, why TIC Prayer - Tie pet.s.5aer
shout not be granted And u . further Ordered
That sad Petitioner give notice 10 TIE persons u
serestsc in ssi- estate, OF tns pe1leEcy Of sai1
petition znc The hearing thereof. ry Using copy
OF this order &c be Published - Us Lansing Rep-b
lcsn. newspaper printed an circulating Il SD
county Of InghA, SIX successive weeks previous /.
SAID cay OF hearing
A true copy EORAII1 PRATT,
oE5o6 Judge u Probate.
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Sawed vs.. Chopped Wood.

As the value OF wood IS increasing II be-
comes important 10 prepare 10 for market
In the most economical manner. There IS
much waste OF chips .n chopping cord wood,
and besides that. a cord Of wood IS worth
more aud will - further. cut with a saw,
than if cut with an axe. In clOrp.ng tree
two feet through. there Is waste OF more
than six ont OF every forty feet in reducing
II 70 four feet lengths. Were the same tree
cut by saw che waste would be only
some two and a half inches. WOOd-sawing
machines can now Doe had az no great cost.
adapted % the same horsepower rs drives
the thrashing machine; and farmers who
already own such horse powers. would Ind
Il their interest. IL they haze timber 10 spare
and wood market near, 10 supply them
selves with q saw-miil. The saving in the
wood is surely an item worthy Of consider
alton. but in addition 70 that. machine la
Der is cheaper than hand labor. In the
winter season, there are many spare days
when the teams might be advantageously
employed in wood cutting for the market,
as well as Tor the family supply.
Farmer.
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EO2Au0 PRATT,
judge u Probate

DROBATE ORDER.-State Of Michigan
Il county " lnghsIn, sat sess.cn @ the
Probate Colrt Tor The co-1ty u lugl-ni holden a.
The Probate Once. II tie village Of Mason, o.
Tuesday the 25lh day Of December, Il The year Gle
ihoasand eight hundred -n1 KY io4r, Present IN
Il Pinckney JGcge q Probate H. the matter q tie
estate .! harris !. Baker dece-se1 On reading AL1
Ming The petition, duly verified, u Truman >polcer.
administrator o. said estate praying t1F license -
sell real estate Of which said 0ecs sci died seizec
Taereupon j. Is ordered, that Monday tie - lay
Of February next al IL o'clock II The forenoon, &c
ssgned FOR the hearing Of said petition. AM that
the heirs AZ law OF SAID deceased. an 81 other per
sons interested IN said estate req red 10 appear
al 4 session Of said Court 81 % BE- holden Al the
Probate Once, n the Village o. Mason, and show
cause II any there be, why tie prayer OF the peu
toner should mol be granted Ana Il e further OF
tered that said petitioner give notice 70 the persons
interested IN said estate = tie tendency said pet
iion and the hearing thereof ~ copy O. TIL.
order 70 be published IL the LGnHBy RepUtlicGn Z
newspaper printed and circulating SAID Coulty
u lngham, SIX successive weeks previous 70 SAL
day Of hearing
a true copy VA FlNChNkI,
eW5Os J11-e Of Probate.
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CLEANLINE ABorr TIE House As 4
general rule for living neatly and saving
time. il IS better 70 keep clean than TO make
clean. Ii You are careful not 10 drop
crumbs OF bread or cake on the carpet. YOU
will escape m untidy room. aud save the
trouble Of cleaning IL. In working. if You
make practise ofputting all the ends Of
your thread into a division of your work
box KEEP for the purpose and never let one
fall on the hooT. the room will look very
different az the end OF the morning. from
what Il does when this IS not attended 10.
A house Is kept far cleaner when all the
family are taught % wipe their feet thor
oughly on coming in from out Of doors. than
can be done whore this Is neglected. There
are 4 thousand WAYS OF keeping clean and
saving labor and time. which are well worth
while 10 learn and practice.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-02-15

Sic I1t-ct rr.stta = slt fat.-- % 49,
euro ~ syglils s .ll.-ai Nr.ti.f. ed Us ''
~ mites e y.-t- --- il-i -f-it.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-02-15

AGRICULTURE THE LEADING PURSUT.-
According 10 the census OF 1850, the num-
Der Of those whose occupation Is returned
Is s. 2SS 04S about thirty per cent Of the
total white and Tree co.ored population Of
the Union, p 1851. or these S,4Sl,-
$50. We're engaged in agricultural opera
tions, inducing farmers and farm laborers.
dairymel, droyers. gardeners planters and
oversers. shepherds etc By a similar
classification. 2.Ol7.653. were engaged in
manufactures and the productive ars;
ISL, rs. in commerce. merchandise, etc. /;
S43. 006 in The professions. including Uni
ted States and other public officers; 252. 500
In ammusements. etc; and l. 534, 456 were
domesticS. laborerS, and servants. By this
classification, forty per cent. were engaged
IN agricultural pursuits; number more
than One-half larger than thar engaged in
manufactures and the leading trades, more
than four times larger than are engaged in
merchandise. and nearly ten times Is large
O. that Of The professions.
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MAKES FOUR DISTINCT STITCHES!
LOCK STITCH.
KNOT STITCH,
DOUBLE LOCK STITCH.
DOUBLE KNOT STITCH,
On one and the same Machine ,
And has tic Reversible Fed!

Il combines all the COOP QUALITIES o.
other FIRST class Machines and possesses many
vautages over any and al. % tl--l
Is the most simple and Perfect la lls A-ctsflra
Construction OF any sowing Machine SEE 0f-r
10 the public and ths olv .-o ra.-... 20 r--aI- T.
more than one kind o. st.,--
The feed nav be reversed o. Any rs.lt te-.rs-
without stopping the Machine
Changes FOR the various =tit-be- 10y -e @ll.
the machine IS IN motion.
It's stitches are the wonder g al
The beauty O. us stitch .s -ls-rpas ~.
No other covers SO large range ~ w0rk
Ssws hight and heavy faorlcs WIKI eq-a- tsci itF
Tie work wi!i feed either % che s-t o. --it
R1ls quietly sews zap. tly.
No Lllsclty experience - srFi1. across tl'-E
seams.
Needle more r-a.iy Asjuste1 t-ar BE- -1s .t--
machine
Tailors Cannot arort o 60 without ore.
Every family should have .. ; 1r---e
It's motions are al positive
VIII asst q lifetime
No springs . get CO.. - order
L thoroughly practical
The henne- tie u11st practical o.. --5
Turns vie and narrow hens. zlc ~i.l fell cea--
,ifuly.
i brai1s neatly az 1as.s.z.sy v-lo-t tbs
slightest alteration
The most i1experis1Cr- -1- -1 -i-'-- - .- rs-lE
OILS 70 dresses. AZ rs -1-c---ry ---E ~ --s -ep
o. The table
Evey mach re EG-ra1-e-
i vii scostalt--te al ~ c---ll i9r =.
a. F-L-f As-1t.
Lansing Mct.s-1- s-yl
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KEROSENE KILLS FRUIT TREES. Nh. EDI-
IoR-Several fine plum trees OF some Of
my ueighbOrs. have been DESTROYED within
the last two years by kerosene. which got
on their limbs and trunks. from vessels
placed in the trees. for the purpose of
saving the fruit from the curculio. Whilst
the kerosene tailed entirely 10 keep Of the
CurculiO. it proved fatal 10 the trees. I
think il Is high time that some facts Of this
kind were published 10 caution the public
against the use Of kerosene for this purpose
as Il does no good, and endangers the life
Of the tree.
J. ". Cook.
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TIRsT NATIONAL BANK OF IA

EIRST NATIONAL BANK OF Ian
Il >lNG AT meeting c. the Directors CO the F.-st
Nationsi Ri-s o. Lansing hsl1 this cav a. the Bs-k
ing Ofece q J {. Railcv ( Co.
L WIS resolved that The cap IL stock % this Bark
Dc increased u $1,000 a. llat booSs o. sl1scrp
ton Be opened tor inat q--qose - The c1'ce a J
c Bailey Co II Lansing under The direction II The
President and Cashier
Books o. slbscripi II VII therefore be opened
accordingly. for additional Subscriptions 20 sail
Bank. Of 5000 ard Nil b. k.pt open ~. that
amount IS subscribed
The Bank vii be opened f1r b-s-1ess = socn as
the rev Banking Ho-se row being erected fo- that
purpose Is completed which X ii be about the first
day OF October next
On subscriptioss 30 PEI cent wll be reouiret OF
the first day OF Octoher next, ard 10 per cent Per
mouth thereafter.
Lansing, Mich, Jaly 4, lse+
&c. RAI-KY, President
Tx EIwETT .cssA!sF. SsoSf
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ITO OUR OLD AND NEW CUSTOMERS
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CLAIMS FOR PENSIONS, BOUNTIES
And Back Pay,
Presented. Prosecuted & Collected.

he uniers -ned have entered into 4 c1par.uer-
ship Tor The prosecution q The above claims il the
Counties o. Elto1. I.Ehzrn AMI Clinton and lave
opened a. once u tie CITY o. Lansing
?. C. Russell, one CT the members O. this srm.
having been flr ions tine ExsNuSKR o. CLANS 4
lie PeBso1 ttce ~ Washington, and therefore hav-
ilE thorough knowledge q the business We an
safely say thai Se c11 secure these Claims With LES
DELAY AND EXPENSE than a1y other firm IN he
S<zie Special attertior gwen - the ADJUSTMENT q
SCS3ENTED CLAIAs, and Gains that have lonx been
pet ding be.ore III Departments.
Having a. Cf5ce Ia Detroit We are favc-abiv situ-
aztec Tor the collection % STATE BOCN-ES
Of.ce II lansing, over Mead 4 Roosons store.
Made Iown O1cs II Dstrc.t, II Ss!ir B.ock
.Dsssii ,K.4m 4 I L. o3sLH'
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TARRIAGE GUIDE

4 1 AhhlAJE VI lDL.
VI YOUNG GREAT PHYSIOLOGICAL WORK O..
Every one BIS Cwn D1cil--B-.-E , p-ivs-e Instruct
Tor nzr-e1 persons ~ those about d nary boih
male and femaie. l. every thing c01c=T14-z tie
physiology an relations q or SKA system, alc
The proilctiou Or prevention q o1pr.-E. including
a. the new discoveries never before gwen IN the II
pish language, ~ w YOUNG. u. 2. his i really
\ valuable ar Interesting T1rk- u Is written %
pai1 larE-zEe fC- the genera, reale-. All & igs-
irstet With rrE2Tis q one hundred engrzTinE= A.
young married people or those co1ter platirE Ear-
rage au1 having The least i-1pelineBt = married
Efe should rra1 = book. L cscoses secrets thai
every oue should BE acquainted 18th Sill Z i =
book that must be locked -. and Tot lie zbo1f tie
house. L vii be seat % 8oy ore OF The receipt q
twenty-five cents. Attrsss DR.. w YOUNG, NJ
AIS SPRUCE ST., seovs Ts1-sh, PE-ass.ps.
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HALF 4 MILLION.

The PROMINENT names in is Direction well known
as among the first OF New York Merchants, place II
AS on of the lea lug Companies Tor stability and us
reputation for prompt settlements and fair dealing
will enlarge with Is future business, as the guaran-
tees presented 10 the public ample assets and just
and honorable treatment Of all dealers.
sisks accepted Oh Dwellings aud their Furniture
yor ore three and i've years. also on Buildings and
Merchandise Produce IN store and IN transit Halls
Cargoes and Freight moneys.
A. J VIEIE, Agent.
At the City Book store, ausng.
Losses occurring under Policies Issued >; this
Agency paid here ly4e-
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nRnRATE ORDER. -State III MAN..

DROBATE ORDER.-State of Michigan,
Il county OF Ingham, sat Session q tie Pre-
bate Court for the county OF lngh2n. holden ~ the
Probate Once il tie village Of Mason Monday lie
10th day u January, 10 the year thousand eight
hundred and sixty i've, Present, H0rat.o Pratt.
Judge OF Probate l. the matter u IL estate O.
Polly News, deceased. On reading aul Lllg The
petition duly verified Of Alien 2 Burr, lmiaistra-
tor u Said deceased praying Tor license - Sell the
real estate OF which said deceased died seized.
rhereupon Il Is Ordered, that Monday, Tie tth day
Of March next at eleven C0cS n the forenoon, be
assigned for the hearing OF said petition. aud that
the heirs 1t Jaw Of Sail deceased and 49, other
persons interested IN said es.ate, required 10
appear a. session CT said Court, then = be holden
al the Probate Otice, 10 the village u Mason, anu
show cause, Il any there De. Nhy the PRAYER OF the
petitioner should not be granted And Il 5 further
Ordered That said petitioner give notice 10 the per
sous interested ia said estate q the penleucy of SAID
petition and the hearing thereof. by causing copy
Of this order 70 be published IL the Lansing Replb-
3 ican. & newspaper printed and circulating IN said
county Of lngham, SIX successive weeks previous 70
said Gay Of hearing
] IA true copy. hORAIlO PRATT,
5csw6 Judge o. Probate
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Grand Haven, Jan, 81. 1855.

A letter nom Oil City speaks Of the or
ganlzatlon OF vigilance Committee and If
any maraEders or outlaws are caught s.the
derrick viii be their doom"
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DROBATF ORDTR.- State

DROBATE ORDER State OF Michigan
i county Of IngAam, ss-At session u iLs PRO
bate Court for the Coguty % Ingh-m holden Al The
Probate Otce l tie image u M-sgu Tues lay The
"a cay q J4nulry. ia The year one thousand eight
hundred and sixty i've; Present, Horati0 Pratt
Judge q Probate. II the matter OF the estate O.
Olive Giiney. deceased. On reading anl ding the
Petition duly verified OF Thomas J. Brown, admins
str4tor o. said estate praying for q license g. sell
the real estate o. which said deceased -.e- sez-t
Therelpon Il Is Ordered, That Monday the 9th Gay
VI March next, al ten O'Clock IN the forenoon, De
gued for the hearingof said petition, AID tLal tl
heirs AZ law u said deceased, and All other persons
Interested said estate arc required 70 appear al q
session OF said Court then 70 be holden AZ the Probate
Office n tie village " Mason and show sc.
there be why the prayer Of the petionel should E0i
be granted: And Il is further ordered that said fe
titOner give notice 10 the persons interested 81 sal
estate OF the tendency Of said petition and the her
ng thereof By causing copy " this order 10 Be pub
lished in the Lansing Republican. newspaper print
Ell and circulating said county Of lagham, success
sve weeks, previous 10 saia day Of hearing.
true copy. HORAIIO PRATT
s0sw6 Judge q Probate
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DROBATE ORDER-State of Mich

DROBATE ORDER-State OF Michigan
i county Of Ingham ss.-At 4 session o; IL, Pro
bate Court Tor the county Of ngham, holden al tie
Probate Office 10 the village o. Mason Monday tie
l6,h day OF January n the year one thousand eight
hundred and sixty five Present. HDratil Pratt.
Judge u Probate. Ia The matter O: The estate OF
Ansei Adams, deceased. on reading All ding tht
petition. duly verified OF John Wood Executor
and Betsy Adams Execuirx Of the last viii ami les
lament u said deceased. praying Tor l-elsc 10 sell
the real estate ~ which silt deceased died seized
Thereupon II IS ordered, That Monday tie I'll Gay
Of March next. AZ Ten O'Clock IN tie forenoon, o.
gned tor the hearing q said petition. ana that ta
heirs 1T law OF sand deceased and al other p-rs 1ns
interested saii estate required To- appear 10 3D.
session Of said Court then L. be- hel 'e 20 tle Pro
bate Once IN the village Of Aasoa, an show cause
II any there be. why the PRAYER 81 the petit 'lcr
should be granted: And u IS further or ere TIA
said petitioner give notice 20 the persons nlerese
said estate, OF the tendency u SAIL petition ans
the hearing thereof by a copy a. this order
70 be published 10 the Lansing Republican. news spa
per printed and circulating said county az IN cham
six success we weeks yrsv0rs 70 sai1 lay ri hearing
A true copy.) hoRAllD PhAll.
50swo Judge OF Probate.
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DIANO FORTEs AND MELODEoNs!

who Is sole Agent f,r the Cal Co, AID Simmons
and whitney Meio.eons. IN Ialsing. 4ch.i ~ol-d
call TIA attention u The public u ns STOCK Of lsl4
nsnts Ia HE purchase q IN instrument two things
are u be accompl shed: lbs 1rst g Perfect AA'i
cal Instrumenf combining every desirable POINT
which goes 70 MAKE Up melody power sweetness
eas. u action and durability. The 0thor Is 10 pos
- a beautiful and ornamental piece " furniture,
both of which are combined ID the above instrr-
nents Those who have seen them will admit tlai
they are not exceliel BY any !a the Market Every
instrument 8 fully warranted o give entire sallsA-
nm and Will be sold a. Manufacture : prices.
A nne Ociavs Piano, viii AL the laie improve
raents can b. seen Tor = few days. Call a. tie CITY
Bookstore ,--
f59 : WILL.
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Horses & Carriages TO lei at all hours

Once and Stable on Washington Street. between
the American ard tie Etgar H3rses third Stable
from the corner NATHAN GUILE
L-nsl1g July Sth 1884 50Irl
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NOTICES.
DROCLAMATION.-The Creates Chance
l. ever o1rrec % by
Good JeWelry AT Low Prices

10. go Es-chrs Caa-s. L1--s--. E-i- g. Breasts
sets Z Jews.rv. Go-- Pe-z g. g.
70 BE sold ~ g EACH ANT sC- - TT. 7A-T F--
USTT.- YOU KNOW VI T El- apr - CIT
Certificates lsrnirF a. aE- l.- --t % vl-- s-e
paced DO sealed erF9.0p.s sll ee L7-- c-s --
xtch = ID b. sent by NJ % --F -rlzs ~ rr-z
u rrice Oue Certificate ) c--ls Eve ~ Esvsr
fer g. Th.rtg f0r g. There are ~ DlsIE-- e
n.usi get the value q your m9lsy- Clr----rs w.tl
particulars Free. Ad-rfss
a = HsRPE2 90.
20 Bro4sR4y ny. PIX 5-i9P- o. NsF To-k-
4z--3
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T OST-ELEVEN SHEEP.-Te q said
l. sheep are r. arEec = p -1zs % tie ef- s-c-.-
DR. and hip. with = cot between Cle o -1e-- &
marked with = letter " y ," q re mp ANY ger
son giving information . the uncsrs. gre5 E5ers
sa!5 skesP nay os :9--c, E-.- 5e s1i-at reTzrts1
DA2T WILEY
LAsslAs, JAY q, 1894 <ss-G
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on Ordinary MUTUAL, ANNUAL PAYING AUTU-
Al, OR SUCK Plans

THE STATE INSURANCE COMPANY
trausacts busneEs o. Insurance throughout TIE state
lhls Company refuses a. steam N4-s an other 1Az
artOus properly s1c act over s. 90 ever tAAe2 IL
one rlsS thereby avoiding al arge AID rll1cLi
losses ihzt often cripple otherwise s.-ac companies
me Directors and once are determined that &c
e-5rt s12ll spared their part - make i worthy
tie confidence Of TIE p1o.c - being or AIN ~ 90
safe rather t1a- a lzrgs business. Tie Company be
NJ located a. The Capital Us many Advantages alike
valuable 20 tie insured AID The Company.
This Company h1s stOck clause IA tneir charter
BY which those who prefer not 20 give Deposit Note
can Dc Insured rates u gOol Stock Companies
without any liability 70 assessment
Ills Company llso l-sGres against
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NEW YORK PIANO FORTES!l
ERNEST GABLER,
AANUFACTURER OF
New Scale First Class Piano FOrtes
NEW FACTORY

Nos. 122, 123, ia L 126 East 22d St.,
Respectfully announces that he has nov
completed Is large NEW FACTORY. and ececie1 9th
er arrangements Tor tee great increase o. bis nufac
turing facilities He vii b 40 heucetorw2r1 % t-rr
OF Sc PIANOS PER WEEK, 70 supply orders promptly
without that inColvenieot desy 70 which DEALERS
ani CRCEA>ERS have been subjected. fran the fact
that for more than two years past he has been COZ
tnuaIly . hundred Instruments behind orders A
sa-l assortment 81 a. times may BE found 81 his
ufActo-y cd W4re-roons IN New York City. Every
instrument faily warranted sor years
5OSm3
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pRURIGo LOTTO.
PrurigO Lotto.
PrurigO Lotto.
PrurigO Lotto.
PrurfgO Lotto.
PrurigO Lotto.

The Great Itch and Humor Killer Of The
18th Century.