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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

In many Affections peculiar TO Females, the EXTRACT
BUCHU is unequIlled BY any other remedy, as in
Choross Retention, Irregnlarity, Paniulnass. or
Suppression of Customary Executions. liberated or
Scirrhous state of the Uterus Leuehorrhoea or Whites
Stariltv and for ill complaints incident to the sex
whether arising from niisereton Habits of Desspa
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
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Ansco Goodwin Of AshAsld, hAs raissd ths
past ssssea two bushsis Of Albany blue pota.
ices rom one single pcsstss- '
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A Cunning Proposition.

If the statement of the Washington
correspondent of the New York Herald
Is entitled to any credence, the rebel
peace Commissioners made to the Presi-
dent most cunning and artful PROPOSE
ton. This was, in brief, that the Gov
eminent and the rebel power should post
pone the question of reunion and be-
come allies in n war to remove Maximil-
Ian, and consequently in war with
France and Italy, and such other powers
as France could induce to side with her
in the contest Such a course would Sc
cure rebel independence, by the very
fact of the alliance, so long rs the con-
test continued, and would place the reb-
els where they could say ut any moment:
Acknowledge our independence or lose
your ally" The moment we had enter
ed upon war with France, under such
an alliance, our "ally," jeff. Davis,
would have us at his mercy by his abili-
ty at any moment to take his 150,000
men over from our side to the side of
the French. We should really like to
have heard what kind of an anecdote
such proposition suggested to our wor
thy President. 4Esop has illustrated the
point by the obliging crane, which lost
it's head in the attempt to pick an OBJ
struction out of the VOLTS throat. The
rebellion is at the choking point and if
we would only thrust our bill half way
down its gullet by going to war with a
foreign power for the sake OF having it
as an independent ally, how easily ii
would walk off with our head in its
mouth, and leave our body to founder
with its legs dancing their spasmodic
death dance in the air. These rebels n
very smart men! We admire them
resistibly! Their modesty 10 charynS,,
Their acuteness is glorious. One ouiu
think they had been in the wooeinh.
meg trade all their lives. The might
as we'll try to beat Old Abe trad'Er h horses
as at such a kind OF a swa, We
called on him just where h isels most
at home. Wonderful n srss are
smart very smart.-Cal9o Tribune
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THE re.

Tn. JOINT pint I res. tuition of the United
States passed, &c House of our State
Legislature the 18th inst, after pro-
,rao,sa d.te, by ayes So, nays %, as
follows:
.-Messrs. Atkins, Banta, Bon
I'D, Branham, Burns, Chambers,
TrIL,..n, Cook, Cox, Crook, Emerson.
lis, Foulks, Goodman, Gregory of
Sntgomery; Gregory Of Warren; Grit
lth, Graves. Henicks, Hershey, Higgins,
Hogate, Hoover, James, Johnson, Kill
gore, Lane, Lockhart, Major. Meredith,
Miller Of Tippecanoe: Montgomery I;
Mcyey, Newcomb, Gilman, Reese,
Rhoads, Reford, Sapin, Shurry, Sim,
Steward, Stevens, Stringer, Sullivan Of
Posoy; Trusler, Epson. welch, White
side. Willis. Woodruff, Woods, Wright,
Zeigler and Speaker Petit-56.
NAYs.-Bird, Burwell, Buskirk, Cot
roth, Collins, Colover. Crook, Glaze
brook, Gregg, Hargrave, Harrison, How
ard, Humphreys, Hunt, Lasselle, Lemon,
Lapp, Miller Of Clinton; Milroy, Os
borne. Perigo, Richardson, Roach. Shoafi
Of Allen: ShoafY Of Jay; Strickey,
Thatcher. yeach and whitc-2e.
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COBWEB SALOON.

""iIi you walk into my p&riorr
Said the spider 10 the fy;
It's the prsttiest little parlor
That ever Vo,, did any,
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HELMBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATIONS

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU. a Positive
4n specific Remedy for diseases OF the Bladder Kid
news, Gravel. ana Dropsical Sweliincs
This Medicine increases the power of Digestion, and
exeiteS the AbsoTheuts into healthy action, by which
tie Watcry Calcarebus dispositions and all unuatu-
raj enlarremcnts reduced well as pain and in
fammatIon.
Helmbold.s Extract Buchu.
For Weakness arising from Excuses. Habits of
Dissipation. Early Indiscretion Of Abuse attended
with the following symptoms
Indisposition 10 Excrtion, Loss of Power
Loss of Memory, Difficulty OF Breathipg
Weak Nerves, Trembling
Horror of Disease, Wakefllilness
Dimness OF islon, Pain in tie back,
Universal Lassitude of the Muscular system
Hot Hands, Finishing of the Body
Drvness OF the Skin. Eruptiuns the Face
Palled Countenauce
These 81 HptouS. if allowed go on, which tfli.
medicine invariably removes, follows
Hul,otaiey, fot,ay, Ei,z2tie Ffts,
In one of which the Patent may expire
Who can say that they not frequently fellow cd
by those "Direul Diseases"
"INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many are aware Of the cause of their suffering.
But none will confess the record of tho in.
sane asy iums.
AND MELANCHOLY DEATHS BY CONSUMPTION bear
ample witness 10 the Truth Of the assertion
The Constellation once Effected citf Organic seokne-s
requires the aid of Medicine Strengthen and Inyigo-
rate the SYSTEM
Which UeImbold-s extract Buchu nv riably
does
4 Trial viii convince the most skeptical.
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That ever sou did spy"
suppose all re children have all
sung this little song -anv a tine and
wondered at the fly that wa- 90 stupid as
not TO see through the dsceitful in .tations
Of the spider, before it was caught Ia N G
net But there are a great many people
more stupid than was the fy.-And that
spider was more cunning than some PEG
pie are The spider called his trap OF
ruin a parlor, but it was in reality a
"Cobweb Saloon"
You know what a saloon is? Children
in cities and villages know, and 1 am
afraid some OF the larger ones are some
times tempted to go into them.
/ was not long since passing alonG-a
street in one Of yi,-;estern cities, and
cad in large glowing letters, the sign,
"Cobweb Saloon" Cobpeb lSoloonr' what
can it meani / knew that Saloon"
was often but soft name posted over
the doors Of drinking rooms, while be-
hind their blinded doors or red curtains,
were sold the frey drinks that make de
mons of men-aye, boys and women,
too; that they often proved the mere
pass ways TO gambling and other and
worse vices, leading to infamy and worse
ruin.
thought of all these and then said,
The name is just as it should be. 1t
tells the whole story" Look at fly in
spiders web, and then tell me if it is
not pretty good representation of man
fairly caught in one of these saloons.
His legs have become so entangled in
the cobwebs that he cannot walk his
brains are oil so covered over with cob
webs that he cannot think straight; his
tongue is SO wound around with them
that he cannot talk plainly. Yet he has
"Gons down the winding. STAIRS"
he is in the "parlor" Of the spider, and
unless some friendly hand tears off the
webs and takes him away, he will never
come out alive. The bite Of the spider
is said to be very poisonous, causing tor
menting pain and certain death. Look
at the drunkard; how bloated is his face,
how bloodshot are his eyes and how he
raves when terrible disease, delir,um
lxeAens. come before him; he imagines
that scorpions sting him-snakes dart
their tongues at him, and wind their
coils about him. All, he is in the web
of the spider, and it is singing him to
death.
Remember, children, when you see
these drinking saloons, that they are
cobwe5 saloons boy catchers-man catch
ers, from which there is no escape
Adeocafe and Guardian.
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SorzISG that Is not wholesome, genial AM restora
tive ia its nature enters into the composition Of HOS
TETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS. This popular
preparation contains no mineral q anv Kind bo-
tanical clement no fiery cxcitant: but il is comhna-
ton of the extracts Of real balsamic herbs and plants
with the purest and mlest Of all iJ.ive stimulants.
II j well to X forcallld AGAINST disease. and.
far as the human system can b protected By human
means against nralalies engendere1 BY unwhoe-
some atmaspaere impure water and other external
causes, HOSTETTER'S BITTERS may be relied
a safeguard.
In districts infested With Etcer 3 AJ', has been
found infabIe as preventative and irresistible a
remedy and thousands who resort to it unter aPpre-
henscn Of an attack escape the courge; and thousands
who neglect avail themselves OF it, productive quall-
ties in advance, cnTet by very brlet course OF
this marvellous medicine. Fever and Ague patients,
after being piled with quinine for mouths IN vain,
until fairly saturated with that dangerous akaoid,
nor pfa1ucntly restored to health within few davs
by the use of uostefter'> BItters.
The weak stomach Is rapidly nvigorated and the
appetite restored by this agreeable Tonic, and hence
it works wonders in cases Ct Dispeqsia m less con-
frmed forms of Indigestion. Acting gentle
and painless apperient, well upon the liver, it
also invariably releaves the Constitution super5n-
duced by irregular action of the digestive and
tive organs.
Persons Of feeble habit. liable to Nervous Attacks
I.Owness oi Spirits and Fits of Eaugu0r.
find prompt and permanent relief from the Btters.
The testimony on tins point Is most conclusive, and
from both sexes.
The aronv Of Bilious Collie is Immediately as
suagei bv single dose of the stimul-nt and by
casionnly resortng to It, tae return OF the complaint
may DC prevented.
As general Tonic ET3-tcttcrss Bittcrs produce
effects which must be experienced Witnessed before
thew can be fully appreciated In of tosftasioal
HroEstsss. Premature Dscty and Debility and Decrtp-
ude arising from Old Age, t exercises the electric
it operates as a delightful inyigorant. When the
now 81 nature are relaxed il operates 70 re-cnorce
and rc-crstghlish them.
Last but not least It is Tie 0aly Sue SigraYrnt
being manufactured from sound AMI inHorUous mate
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-02-23

Take more Baisam. Mercury. or un
pleasant Medicines Tor unpleasant and dan
gerDus diseases.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-02-23

In all Their Stages, At little Exposure.
Little change IN Dict No Inconvenience.
.4a8 ~ EgDssrrs.
Il causes 4 frequent desire and gives strength to
Jrinate. thereby Removing DbStruc5iors Prevent arl3
Cures Structures Of tie UFethra allavin- Pain and
Inflammation. SO frequent IL f5e class of diSeg and
expelinE all Poisonous Diseased aud wcrnaut Natter
Thousands upon Thousands who nave beer tie VIC
tins of Quacks, and E3so have paid heavy fees be
cured in short time. have found they dece.ri
and that the POISON las. hv tie tlss o. fss7.-+
assringcHts' been dried Up in the system q break
ut ii agErevatjng form, and perhaps after Mar
fiaee.
CsE HE1-HsoLD's FxTaAor BreHv sar al affections
ND diseTses Of the Urinary ORGANS, whether
.xistinE IN MALE or FEMALE, from ufatarer canse
NC
Diseases Of these Organs requires the aid 6 Din
retic. Heimhoad-s Extract 8achu i tfa great
Diuresic and Is certain have the desired efsct Il,
ell Dis~a-ssTsr s-isei q : Kec0sqaessfeR.
Ev1dence o the most reliable and responsible char
ter viii accompany the Eaehcine.
Price s1.oo per Bottle, or six for $500.
Delivered any Address, securely packed from olssr
Bssas5e s,,sss,ssoas. "a al c;,s.zs-sssous.sa..
Cures Guaranteed. Advice Gratis
I'll. %. HELsBoID. Claerse<,.
ia South TeBth-St, bet. Chestnut, PI5a
HELMBGLD.S -NrlscuF Opt
HELMB0LD'S Dryg easF sFseaaseal pE-5resosase.
asa Broadway, New ORR.
Beware Of Countzrsiss ari uaassscipIsd dealer
who eudesvcr 70 dsrcse ~of ,he- -q<a' aai ~gthsr
Heirsbclifs Genuine Preparations
Extract Bucha-
ImPrgvsa Re.sV Ssa.
ALL pRuseIs Srs EvrRrw#N.
ASK FOE HELNB0LDS. TAKE NO dfHER
asDAyoD DEPOSITION As D Mo- sidP IN.
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The House that JEFF. Built.

Some genius in Cleveland has got of the foi-
lowing neat parody OF An old story:
Chicago Platform.-This is the house that
jeff built.
Treason.-This is the matt that lay in the
house that JEFF. built.
McClell,p.-This is the rat that ate the malt
that lay in the house that JEFF. built
Union Party-This the cat that caught the
rat that ate the malt that Lag in the house that
jeff built.
Peace Democracy This is the dog that
barked at the cat that caught the rat that ate
the malt that lay in the house that JEFF built
Abraham Lincoln.-This is the OK with
pointed hron that tossed the dog that barked
At the cat that caught the rat that ate the malt
hat Law in the house that JEFF. built.
o-.er Of Sons Of Liberty This is the mai
den All f"-'.rn that was goared by the OK with
pointed horn TIA. tossed the dog all tattered
and team that barked at the cat that caught the
rat that ate the malt that lay in tho house that
jeff built.
Valandigham = This is the priest all shaven
and shorn that married - msides ri f.rior5.
70 oeyiaS2isSfeace Party. all tattered and torn
that was gored by the OK with pointed horn
that tossed up the dog that barked at the cat
that tormented the rat that ate the malt that
lay in the house that jeff built.
Ides of Noyember.-This is the cock that
crowedi in the morn to wake the priest all sta-
vsn and shorn, that married the maiden all for
Torn, that plants in Macs pillow many thorn,
that will pierce TO the quick like the pointed
horn, that tossed the dog that barked at the cat
that chewed up the rat that ate the malt that
lay in the house that JEFF. built.
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SECRET DISEASES.

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHT. AND IYpROy
ED ROSE WASH CURES
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6alcs b. Auttion.

RCOK TRADE SALE ROOMS. No. 400
ISBway. nearly opposite ~ Nicholas Ho.eGEo 4. LEA
VIE Auct'onocr ~ r. Cooley CONSTITUENTS solicited
t'OR SALE--At Auction, the Choice Old
l. FARM Of DAVID MORGAN, late of Eew.Rochelie,
containing lo3 acres with improvements bns Orchards.
,Pfing, river and mill Sites located n miles from New.
noolsue cad MI Venom depo,s Inies ffsm Long Island
Bound and ~ miles from Harlem Bridge. Tic premises
valuable and wothy the attention OF capitalists. Sale ct
O'Clock p. nj. or TUESDAY, Juns H.
JAS. M. MILLER. Auctioneer. No. % Pine.,t
Inquire Of y. or A. MONDAN. No. f2I Thirdaye. N Y
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VINELAND-TO ALL WANTING FARMS.

Large AMI thrvin' settlement, Of Nineland mild
cimaiei - miles sonth Of rliadrphis by railroad.
Rich soil produces large twenty Tracts at S2J
per payable within four years. sood business opening
good society. Hundreds settling and making improve
mens Apply TO CiiAS. X. LANDS, rostmastor Nnelad
Lands township. n. Letters answered. Papers containing
full information will be sent free. From Report of S4pr
Robin.on. agricultural Editor OF The Tribune Is Of me
ertensirr Jete tract, IN iere position
suitable eond,iionfoy ple0sast farming thai kaoU V M,
s,ds Of the Uesfefn P,dirie,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-06

NETWORK WAIER.BU aNING STOVE
~ COMPANY No. s49 cas- II, near Broadway
(Es'ah shed under liso IS PAIENT)
Tlis Company has be.n formed r the purpoe Of me-
featuring aud applying the invention u DIR. w p. HAM
BY which WATER is converted ilio 5tPfR-iitA I'D
STEAM ard employed : enmelt Of combustion AZ Ire.
ioI all purpcses aud especially IN its npl.cson 10
COOKING AND HEATING y. YES RANGES,
FURNACES, 4.
TIL. invention SECURE. ut
HEAi1I COMFORT AND ECONOMY.
n effects only -ayii OF fuel. bn Il INTRO
duees an hvalUsbe SANITARY IMfKON EMENr In the
aiming Of private houses ord public buildings The atmos-
ph.Ie Of .iOuses warmed with
WATfR.BURsING STOVES AID FURNACES
robbed Of its natural oaIc AMI yaod by dccen.
Gus ge.es II by ordinary Heating Stoves and Hot Air
Furnaces rendering the meas oppressive and unwhocsoue.
II rrruas par. and r. sh sumner air that tho
delio sc system (, not unploasanty Affected
The Nstef Burning Stoy, Company Is prepared 10 put
Nex Furnace Heaters and Ranges OF any approved pat
tenn, In 1870 -
CHUkCHES, SCHOOLHOTSEs LECTURE HALLS,
BANKS, HOTELS and PRIVATE HOUSES.
Tie invention Is applied 20 old furnaces, heaters sni
ranges. with comparatively rihlns expense:
Cooking and Heating Stoves Ranges, Heaters. and Fur
nac-- best constitution by different makers 10 which
this invention has bted kept hand for sale
No 2iS Canal where the public respectfully Invited 10
call eIsIpil. them and gea, Improvement In
OF the most Important branches Of dosc economy
daily practical operation. ..
Apimphle with full explanations can be had a. the Office
OF the Company OF a copy viii be by mail any address,
Licenses granted mai aud rfa dealers suppl ed
with ia for making the spplca Of tho invention in
their business. -|
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professional Notlres.

4 BOOK ON STRUCTURE, PILES FIS-
N TIJLA nc, sent or receipt Of IS cents HENRY A
DANIELS. NJ d.. Consulting aud Operative Surgeon, No 2
Union.sqnsro, New.fors.
CHARLES ID. HAMMOND, formerly Pro.
~ fs,or Of Special Ahi'oy aud Surgery IA the syrace
Medical Coll, e. n. Y Once 81 Fast 21th.l Consultaor
from 10 TO- 10 . aud to9 SPECIALTIEs Dl,rnses n
th. Nervous Senins, Urinary, aud Cutsneo !. sy,-us
B-Stictures which hnye been trea,ei Csuarizing
Cutting Rapidly Dilsilns Operations not UNDER .ken
CURGICAL HOSPITAL for the Treatment OF
piseasrs Pelvic ycera under the care OF EDlyARD
H. DIXON. Editor Of The Scalpel Striciuf. Piles. yarico
oele Hernia and fsulA Every case Of Str admits Of
radical and pcTusIeut cure ia few days and of,. an ,n
daio one by Dr. D.s instrument. IL. Ursthrotous
designed eypre.y 10 modify Nh Symos operation In sl
Of the three hrstenn eraed sf.ctons tho guar
nnt.,d II the cas-. be undertaken Oee urs from 10
daily, and To evenings a. No. ~ Finhave. M. M
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.aaon A.r q NJ. 9ynoH FonAas DrPAarnxsr.}
. ft f...Il CoRNIR WHITEHALL AND BRIDGE SIS,
EEwYoEK CITY, June :, 1865.
WILL BE SOLD at Public Auction on
w WEDNESDAY tho 7th instant. at u o'clock D. w. rt
Per No. 8, North River in this city 200 bashea dsas
OATS Ia sacks
Payment to bo made In United States funds
The Oss TO DO removed within "a hours after the ale
\. ID. BURChARD,
Captain and Asst QusItsTusstss.
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Chances for Business Nlen.

NHARLESTON, 5. C.-RICHMOND, Va
~ SAVANNAH tia.--The undersigned would be pleased
20 make with DanCiecuTes ard others 70 Intro
6uce their good, H. the above markets ADVANCES WILL
BE MADE On APPROVED MERCHANDISE. consumed
10 their corresponds IS there Packages and Money forwarded
Regularly every Collections properly attended TO-
MACOY 4 LEitWIG. No ia Broadway II. Y.
Oce Of tho Charleston Pioneer Pocket Line and Southern
. Peoksgc Espress
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Qeas ano Go&ees.


NO. GiO BROADWAY, COR. BLEECkER-ST.
The Company have selected this central location for the
comnodaton snd ut the solicitation of the people Of New
lork and hav. ea,ed the premises s1ch very fyorl-
reduce their en below the oxponsc OF an ordinary
in the less popular streets Of the city, This will cnbe
tne Company und, rs all other localities Ihs .toia
when complete will De the LARGEST TEA STORE IN TIE
WORLD. and viii rival in splendor the ORIENTAL PAL
ACES Of TIC EMPEROR Or CHINA or the TYCOON Oh
JAPAN
BY examining orr Irces conlumers Of TEAS and COZ
FEES win tia, they have been paying ENORMOUS
PROFITS
THE COMPANY ARE NOW sELLEG
OOLONG 1t &C., SOC. sc. nc, soc., sOc, BEST 81
.,v,, ~ "a co iER roSND, d, epsr q, 10
MINED 'oc &c., soe; 9 ~ ps s &c. 49, BEST " "
GREENTEAs, Soc, 1o 9eo o. ~ 81 49, BEST 81 70
..'..... '.,.' ~ ! 20 PER POND. vr -
YOUNG HYsoN Ggc G ;eG Coz sT g9 81 10 BEST
u coLoRED '"fiN' p$5,,i.tt. 10 BESr 81 " iNH
MPERlAB AM oUNr0wpER, BEST. 81 2S PER
POUND.
CofFEEs GaoUND,, p. 2s9 1oc, &c., BEST 20 cents
FAENCH BREAKFAsT and DIsNER COFFEE, 30 cent'
TIE COMPANY MAKE NO DEVIATION IN PRICES.
QUEEN CHOP CuSPOwDER, INTERVAL. OLD AND
YOUEG III SON TEAS.
Thee Tees r-e ell chosen r ihi intrinsic worth keeping
IA mind hcs.L. economy ALI high de zee Of pel'nre IN
drinking them
COPFtGs ROASTED AID GROUND DAILY.
GROUND COFFEE, 2cc 1oc &c., hes, 30 cents per Poui O.
Goes sa.oon PcSzdiag houc Keepers, and bsries who
larse qB,ni Of Coffee eeonouze IN the arice ny
using our FRENCH BREAKFAST and DINNER COFFEE,
which We iow price of 20 pound s"d wa.
rsn,ed % riyo reriee, ssiis'lc:ion
" Espeal attention is given to the Coffee Department,
IN which defy competition. - -
CoSsUNDR s CAN SAVE FROM
DCEN1S 10 IL PER POUND
y 9E5F 9jsTr' AaE mi; MN S6hf1Si'
No. $40 BROADWAY.
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Summer Retreats.
HOTEL.
Docro Gn0 Rooms.

UNFINISHED APARTMENTS for GENTLE
Il n only Hou,c overhsuled sud painted thsonghoni
tie l. most aelrh'f1 ia the city. Central ara and
oppost t. rslscr Psrk. JOHN KAVASAGIi, EoftL-eA',
c5inef of 81 isvc AID Forty seconds,.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS to LET to
suse Cent, No. 2OJ Garden IT., corner Fiih'
uot1k,n.
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TINHE HORACE WATERS Grand, Square,
i aud UPRIGHT PIANOS. MELODEONS. HARMO.
NUNS and CABINET ORGANS. wholesale and retail. a,
reduced prices To e and rent allowed purchased Monny
PAYMENTS received n Second hand pianos at bar
gains $50 Szl5 Factory lLi warerOons. No al
hroadv Cash paid for second hand Pianos.
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A HAND to RUN q GORDON PRESS.-Ap-
"A ply st Printing-ofce. KEECH Printer No 20 Ann
furniture

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE ct
Dwauanted manufacture Also sold Chestnut and Walnut
Chamber suites plain and ornamental, Of H. r. fAtiNo'
TONS. oe3 CsnsisL opposite f" oosts Established 1915
TIME SPARE BED ard BED 10 SPARE.-
i COLI ON'5 PATENT COT.-JENNEY co are man.
nactoriny aud selling this entirely new article ,usee or
and require In weather Dsers ana al
other requested to look them It No. 90 bfosd~Ay'
corner FourtD-st- 70 Nrir ~