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Trust Sale
Theodore Fink and wife


daniel Zanes Executors and others.
In the Circuit Count for Ohio county:
HNDER A DEED OF TRUST MADE ny
" Daniel Zane and -- m pTITsT1
ance OF the decree made In this c1sSe. 1 shSII
on the 18th day Of July, I6B8, At the premises
ssn upon the terms afteF named ! the paTc.al
q tand on Hanes Island, supposed to Contain
iDO9L EWenty-three acres, Sometimes called
the Marietta, and Cincinnati and HemnfisIJ
railroad tFact, and which said Daniel tZane
devised To his son, G. Leander Zane and his
daughter, Celia CLanmeE Also lots No. x
and y. situate on said Island, on the smith
eide OF Zane street, In said Daniel Zaneis AZ
dldon 10 wheeling, and adjoining the foun-
dry and also, lots Nos I6j and i6I an the
same Island, in Orion Zane's addition 10
Wheeling. situate at the corner Of VirVfniS
and Huron streets, south Of virginia and
west Of Huron streets -
said large parcel Of ground, devised az
aforesaid VIII be divided and offered for ale
n small Parcelss varying in sire from La
IMAM an acre 70 several acres, asWill beshoJYn
y me sale, and by the plat ut my once be-
IoLe SAFE 70 persous who may call to see them
me sale VIII Be made on the Island at the
prem and 70 the highest and best bidder,
on the terms OF oneshalf OF the puFchaSa
money in cash, and the Other haff IN IN
monlnGs with interest from the day on seaiS-.
ptfetlsefB giving bond with good HecuFity foF
the deferred tnStaiment and the title Elm,
reta1ned till payment IS made with uTiVfleVe
TO 6noh purchasers As may sWish To do "a / n
pay an cash in legal tender notA5 tSSnei' IN;
etie y Ilitea STATES: z JACOB,
Trustee and CommfssfoneF
n. BY consent Of rarfies tliis so Il
Postponed 70 the 18Th Of Iuly, ls6a jyasS-tsS
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The Reconstructed Rebels Of the BOr-
der--A Rebel Ex-JudEe on the RAM
page
a letter OF recent date, written by a
very intelligent and truthful citizen Of
Boone county, says:
I'VE have but few rebels or tsconser-
NATIVES" Out here who have not been
enemies to the General Governments
and the new state all the time. Some
Of them openly declare that the time
viii soon come when they will put the
radicals out OF the State: that thew
VIII serve them worse than the radicals
are now trying TO serve them. It Is
well known that they are holding So
cEet meetings Of nights all over the
cOunIrys and from what / can learn
they seem TO understand each other and
TO act IN harmony, but whether thew
have agreed upon any general plan or
policy have not learned. But il Is
easy TO learn from them that any OPP
PorTunity that they would think would
oder success would be eagerly seized
upon for the destruction Of the Union
party, the new State, and the General
Government itself
asTbess leading rebels are not reforms
( ed any more than the force of circunl-
stances compeis them. Rule or ruin, ,
} Is their motto The multitude who
I of theml be led by them still, and they
are still leading them.
''EX-Judge Ward take TO be doing
! more mischief than any other rebel we
have among us. He openly declares
that they had a right 10 secede-that
they believed they were right and they
I never viii acknowledge that they were
2 guilty OF a crime. hear, and have no
/ doubt Of its correctness, that Judge
Samuels sat and listened at n public
I speech from the ex-Judge at the last
term OF the Logan Court, in which he
said he had never submitted to the
/ laws of West Yirginia, and advised the
Z people OF Logan county to stand by
him and TO do as he would do; and the
people cheered him and pledged them
selves to stand by him and support
him He declared that they 1.-THE Soon
seryatiyeH party hated the ''Radicals''
AS bad as they ever did. AferWard he
made some apologies to Mr.. c. Ballard,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court of Logan
comfy, said he did not mean the RaCii-
Gals in this part of the State, but those
about Wheeling"
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NoEna.

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN, PURsU-
ant 10 the 18th section ofthe act OF West
virginia providing for the formation ri
corporations and regulating the Same,n that
= a meeting OF the subscribers TO the stock OF
6e heid at r Porter & Cos store, in the city Of
w, Mhee!ing. on Monday,the 18th day OF August
1900, e 70 pollock, a. m. Of said day to elect a
Bo9m of Directors, and other oficers. make
bylaws and transact other business Which,
may lawfully be doEe by said stockholders
IN general meeting, dated July 2lst, 1885.
ROBERT CRAWFORD.
Eea J.W, BOYD
-s AUG. 1NNDERRIDEN
JOHN TRUCHEL,
VI. e HASDI4AN
RICH,D PORTER
g lyZS-3W -at COrD0FRtnFs
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THK New York Metropolitan Record,
speaking of the Philadelphia Conven-
ton, says:
The delegate who comes from F1ori-
da, Texas, Virginia, no matter from
what Stale, Esltst6e adgtitEed, though he
fought ali through lhe four years OF
war IN the Confederate army, or served
in a civil capacity under the Confeder-
ate Government. The Submission of
such men will be the test and the true
test OF the Convention. The Democratic
detegutes must iIasist that no inUidiotts dis
tlHetiOJls shall be made on account Of So
called Loy0tfy or dtsioydity."
In another column the same paper
says '.the Northern delegates to the
Philadelphia Convention mnst be in
structed 70 UOte dorm all loyalty tests"
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THE daily dispatches % the Chamber
Of Commeree. as well as the later tele-
grams in our columns, almost uniform
" quote -four ''duIl aud fifteen and
twenty-five cents lower" According
10 these quotations for the last two
weeks, aonr ought now 70 be the cheap
sst commodity going. and not the dear
e. ~ We fear II is. Some how the de-
scending news has little or noinhuence
on the market. but mind your eye
when the upward turn is announced.
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gtw advertisements.
94HAITH OFFICE, CRY p W 2
Public Notice

GLoPs. GARAGE. OPAL AND ALI,
y olner animal or vegetable TIl0ferial sub
lt,cs % cleeoIn position mus from day 70 iay
~ teLLA1Ne1 rom the premises and protserlV,
GlspoSed OF such material should No -
deP9sited In streets or alleys, vacant lots o.
water tight beds. securely coYered. "a The
Ohio nTeE, and exposed to ~ sczITnsI1f
keepers OF public houses and heads OF farniieS
arc hereby notified to see that this oTTieT a
strictly carried out Saloon keepers viii take
notice that Stops containing feEuenteSi liuuor
SUCH As beer, ale &c, must not be ern1ltefi
into the streets or alleys, but disposed 81 Ia
iheSame manner rs other offensive material
Proper and uninterrupted drainage on
premises, alleySand streets must be maintafIl-
ed ,.and notice Is hereby given TO forthwith
remove all distinction and keep in good Or
der all sewers, drains, cutters and sinks
throughout the city.
RICHARD BLUM, n. D.,
tyIT-N Health OncsF.
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Rootl Root! Rootl Readl Readl

ROOTB PESTACHINE preserves the lie Of the
E4air-chnnses It from gray 70 its original color
In three weeEs-prsvents the hair from fall
tng-ts the hfSt article for dressing the hair
ever found in the market-yyil surely remove
dandrum and cure all disease OF the scalp
Is deEghuully perfumed. cures badness and
will not stain the skin. We tell the story
quickly, and tell # true, when We say 1t is q
ReStOFeF and Dressing Combined.
No other preparation for the hair contains
Pestaehio Nut Oil. Sold by all Druggists.
ORR1N SKINNER & CO., Sole PropTietnrs
SDFinRfield Mass
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COIEate's Aromatic Vegetable soap.
A superior Toilet Soap, prepared nom re-
lined Vegetable oils in combination with
GIyeerIne. and especially designed for the
use ofLadies and for the Nursery. Its per-
fume is exquisite, and its washing properties
unrivalied. Forsale by an druggists.
febI.lyd6yy
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DIR. LARooKAH's
Indian Vegetable PuImonic Syru

CURES COUGHS. COLDS, wHoOPING
~ COUCH, GROUP, ASTHMA, CATARRH,
BRONCHITIS, PAN IN THE S DE-, NIGHT
SWEAEs, HoARsENES5. 10 which public
speakers and singers are liable, COlSSU1rP-
TIoS; In It's early stages, and all diseases Of
the throat and lungs.
Endorsed by the highest medical authority.
clergymen OF every denomination, authors,
editors professors in our various colleges and
by many Of our most eminent public men
Containing no opium, II Is adapted to every
age, and can be used without fear of the
dangerous results which follow the use of
many Of the cOugh preparations of which
opium and ipecac are the base.
GIVE IT A TRIAL.
Price 50 cents and 81 per bottle.
DIR. E R KNIGHTS, Prop'r, Melruse, Mas.
Sold to the trade by LAUGHLISS & BUSH.
FIELD; Wheeling, and at retail by all Drug
gtsts, also by 7. d. Logan q Co.. and Logan,
LEst q Co. mY2SSmd&W
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HENRY ]. RAYSroSD compares the
Philadelphia convention TO the Aus
trian quadrilsteraI, and counsels the
Union party not 70 throw itself against
It rashly, without first accommodating
its defenses and determining its
strength. So this sagacious strategist
Is again .'wandering amongst the ell
bows of the AIincioD-lost, and not
knowing where to go. He is in a fear
ful frame OF mind, rs to the future of
the Union party and suggests that 1t
may have to give place 70 another,
originated at Philadelphia. For him
sell, therefore he prefers the straddIing
attitude, which enables him 10 wait
till the decisive moment, and then
choose the fastest boat.
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RRICK MAnHIME

THE NATIONAL BRICK MACHINE
makes, with only twO-hofse power, $1,000
SPLENDID BRICKS per day, with wen de-
flned edges and uniform lengths. II the ma
chine does not perform what we claim for it,
We win take It back and refund the money
Address ABRAM REQUA, General Agent,
III Broadway, New York. apr2i-amevod
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to reason with those who ofer ii as an
argument. All men who are in active
business and understand the just and
natural relations OF money 10 trade, can
SEE that six per cent. usury laws in, a
State are little else than suicidal
These remarks We throw out to-day
in view Of the fact that this question Is
bound to come up before our legislators
here in West Virginia at an early period.
And il is meet that in the interim All of
Us should understand the important
fact that the best interests Of our new
State require that instead Of driving
capital out of IT by foolish usury laws,
We should say as more progressive
States have said, bring your capital
here and negotiate II for just what il is
worth" Honest and law abiding men
! viii not of course avail themselves, as
many persons do, of public opinion 10
lend their money at more than legal
rates, but, instead, will send their funds
away to other localities to be invested.
And thus it is that our present policy
not only Ofien drives away capital
bnt capitalists.
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ATTENTION BALD HEADS,
" OUEENI THE oTEE,

MRS. WINSLOwS Queen Of Hair Re-
storers Is Qneen. not only in name, but in
virtues II will make the hair grow, and re-
store it to Its natural color. 1t Is really the
hest Hair RestOrer in the market. It win NEE
the head from dandrud, and produce new
growth OF hair when II has fallen on, IL faith
July applied Try the queen. It Is q delight
fnl hatr-dreSsing. RecOllect the name, NIrs
Minslows Queen OF Hair Rsstorers. Sold
ING, No. Odd Fellows Hall, Wheeling, W.
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LifeI LIEei
pRoPsi
DROPst
nRORSl

DROPS! DROPS! DROPSl
AMERICAS LIFE DROPS win cure Diptheria,
Coughs. Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Asthma
Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Ague in the Face,
Headache, TOothace, BRUISES, SpEainS ChiIb-
lainS, Group, Colds, Fever aud Ague and
Cholera in single day. Sold By an nruggists
with full directions for uss, =
ORRIN SKINNER a CO., PFupFietOFs
Springfield, Mas. DEAIAs BARNES & CO.
Agents for Boston. maElS-lY
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Auction Sale of a Steam Engine on
Wheeling Island

i 18th, 1886, at 2o'clocl, D. ln..-sale To take
place on the premises-one steam engine.
Inc cylinder Is 81 inches In diameter. 2 feet
. inch stroke. cylinder boiler % feet long and
- Inches In diameter. The above IS s1itabIe
for all kinds Of business where engine can
oe a5tachsd- Persons wishing to examine
Luken's Grocery store. Terms cash.
JOSHUA LUKENS.
GEO. Z WICKHA1f, Auctioneer, fY2S- iyy
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MONEY with all sits superabundance
in New York, where it accumulates for
speculative purposes in the expectation
of profitable ventures now and then,
rarely everquOies under ten and twelve
per cent. At Cincinnati and Chicago,
and a. often as any way il is worth If
teen and eighteen per cent. OF course
capital leaves states like West Virginia,
as We endeavored to convince the Iegis-
lature last winter, and goes hunting the
high rates We alIude to. Why should
it be loaned for six per cent. when it is
actually worth tent The United States
pay seven and three-tenths, and will
capitalists lend their money in Wheel
ing, Parkersburg, Clarksburg, or else
where In the State, for less? Not bit
Il. No more than a merchant viii
sell his Hour for ten dollars to one man
when he can get fifteen from another.
Money Il worth what 1t viii bring in
the open market, like everything else,
aud West Virginia viii never be freed
from an abomlnable relic of Chinese
ignorance and barbarism until she re-
peals her usury laws and allows every
citizen to negotiate his funds on par
with citizens in Cincinnati, Chicago and
other localities.
These thoughts come up anew in read
ing Senator Van Wrinkles late speech
on the proposition TO fund the national
debt. Secretary McCuIloch has been
endeavoring. through the medium of
an excessive money market, 70 popu-
Iarize the idea Of I'VE per cent. gold
loan, and for that purpose The Ten
Forty bonds have been run up lately to
near par, q sOmeWhat difheult task, by
the way, to accomplish. within the
last day or two. as the Secretary hand
has been more distinctly developed,
quotations have dropped down, and in
consequences be is not little berated
BY the best money writer's for thus
dabblIng In secret with the national
finances, thereby inducing fluctuations
ola stock iobhing character damaging
toouF securities at home and abroad.
We think the Feasons given by Sena-
tor Van Winkle and Others against
the feasibility ola I've per cent loan
are good, and are moi conference.-the in
our opinion They arc substantially
the same - We have omen endoavored
70 SET forth Ia one form and another 10
20 our STATE Iegislators, IN favor OF a
repeal Of the beiofe menti6ned usurv
laws, and may be an stunned nm In
~ - grsst s-sti,Iier an -
voFtb more Than Iiyes i,sr ,,s5,.s -,
49, ~ ,ntersst = mia +, e,ls ~,
Sss555s1iiv T,,r,,I, l,,,oF5 t,s1 81; ~.
-. 4. ,.,r-snrv 4 - ~. ..5,,t =,
49, 49, a i;5.zs,i 49,,
Se-,s "A - D. ~.
-. 81 ,,,,,,,i
s,i,l = 4, e, - -.
eSnS ~ + = ~, Z,
4 Iookefi upo-, lS Iulf ,,s-t - = $780,
ofoiI 81 ~ es.,5 $500,
- sSiii, 80
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TUESDAY oRNISG.JULY 81.

THE dispatches lead US 70 expect at
any hour, now, news from the Atlantic
telegraph cable We hope TO astonish
our readers before another week with
news direcs from Europe.
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The Knabe Piano

sWell enough known throughout the UnI,s1
StAte4to stand upon It's merifs and Il 4 ~
neceaSRy to PEDDLE them through ~
country or send agents from door TO d0or rs
sing their praise. ~ 70
The proper way for purchasers to supplv
themselves IS To apply TO q Responsible An;
Nnefe they know that what they buy is insf
Another method Of pushing bad work upor
the public Is to sell through NItsie TeaeSc+t,
aIloWlng them large commissions for reeom
Inenuing their Instruments. This mode az
doing business ofcourse EncTedsea the pTics ~
me me commission HsttH necesSaEtly come from
In purchasing nom the agent Of a hrss-elss,
manufactures, an instrument can Be had Al
LIE ILaStoty ErleSe-Llo tW1th st2nding the repra-
sentations Of outside makers that the TesIeTSs
conn mission" increases the price ofthe inStp.
Penons in want of hrst-olass Pianos espno,
expect to buy them at second or third ciaSs
me public are invited to examine the
ALoek OF
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The Chamber Of Commerce at their
meeting yesterday afternoon, appointed
COMMITTEES consisting OF 8Gessrs. ReiI-
IL. DOdson, Darlington, Battelle, and
Pollock, to meet Mr.. Garrett, Presi-
dent OF the Baltimore and Ohio road,
who was expected here last evening,
and confer with him in regard 70 sun
dry matters involving the shipping in
terests of our business people.
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On Monday morning, the "a inst, SOPHIA
ELIERErH HISS. daughter II AGnes and
The funeral win take place to-day, At four
O'Clock P. II. nom the residence Of he pa
rents, corner Of Quincy md Main streets.
Friends Of the amIly ara Invited toattend .
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Jnst .zhat uols red Ladies.

These Pills ac4 as n mild and gentle stinu-
liant with mos happy influence on mind
and body, correcting all Irregularities and re-
moving distinctions, mental debility, melan-
choly, &c; restoring nature TO its proper
channels Under certain circumstances they
should not be used. Price 81 60 Per box. By
mail TO any address 81 10 Sold By
LAuGHLISS & BUSHFIELiD.
Also by c. H. oDBERT, Stone Bridge.
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butchers Lightning PIy-KmIer
Makes quick work with hIes. and If COM
meneed early. keeps the house clear an sum
mer.
Look out for limitations Get butchers
only. Ju2s-d&wlm
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WHY Nor USE THe uEsr.

Over twenty yeaTs' increasing demnd has
established the fet that MATHEWS Vi.SE-
TIAN HAN DYE, e the best In the world. It
Is the cheapest. the most reliable, and most
convenient. Complete In one bottle. Does
not require any previous preparation Of the
hair. Notruuble. No crock or stain. Does
not Tuboh or make the hairappearSl ana
dead, hut imparts to It new liz and lustre.
PTOducesa beautiful black or brown, As pre-
Tened, a child can apply II Always Rives
satisfaction. Only % cents per bottle. Sold
eveTyrWhere, ;
A. Z MATTHEW'S, lIannfacfu MY. =
pEMAS BARNES & Co, New YoFlc whole
sAle AGENTS. may0-lyeod
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Announcement.

TIHE AUTUMN, OR PRELIMINARY
Course Of Medical Lectures at the Uni
VerSity Of New York, will begin on Monday,
September Sd. The lectures for the session
and ooEtinne until March ISt.
Letters may be addressed to Prof. John W.
Draper, President University Medical Col
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grtr advertisements,
Lost

ON MONDAY MORNING, BErwEEN
" the Court House and The Washing
ton Iron GYoTEs, 4 black gum cost. A suitl-
once. iY2a-lte
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q Coop n ttsll7Jt m 4 iftioS- THE Afns
pile ~ lmends 4 deIef,lfa 10
me 2 =. ~ Is6hi ven fon ut56n the
srqunl. tll1it Size f0lifiif rs n llffv6te
H6l1 q - hshA ne s61tjiern cause. =
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Sale Of Valuable Coal and Farming
Land in Ohio Comfy

DURsUANT TO THE DEED OF TRusT
y from the Willow Glen on and, Minine
company 70 me. dated the 18Th CIay OF No
Sem0ef. lS5o, and recorded In the Recorders
1Ihea OF Ohio County, West VIRGINIA in DEED
- go Sli9 ~ ana by consent Of the par
- ~ " VIII on wednesday, the INST
~ 49,. n Ausust next, commencing at ten
O'Clock In the forenoon, sell at public auction
AZ the mont door Of the Court Hons al sSiEi
county, the tract Of land desrTibed in S9jd
DEED situated in said county, on BIZ Wheel
resided. - = 5- -NtSAS
LalnS S elRnty-tWo acres, three roods and fiye
pereheA The title Is believed to De Rood. btIt
ssiHl q Trustee, do not warrant title or
IlLR1Ss-Eour thousand dollars ia hand
s sle. Lne ESsldue OF the purchase money 70 be
FeAa!s N1tn interest nom day of sale in siI
we've and eighteen months from that Iiay-
me tle PIILenaser giving bonds for the deferred
secured by deed OF trust on tile
APIS iSis.ts DANIEL IsAAiR.
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WAMPUM FURNACE.

Situate at Wampum station, on the Pitts
6urBh and Erie railroad, lmiies northeast Of
Pittsburgh, with $50 acres of land, more or
les, ahoundtDg with Iron ore, Coal, Lime
stone. FIRE Gay, &c. and with never falling
springs OF water.
WAMPUM FURNACEt sa Suhstanffalst stone
stack q FEET high by 40 feet at base. aud Il
ieet posh, and has made from Is TO Is tons OF
metal per day, which can easily be increased
Therei Is bot blast OF 50 stand OF TiDe. one
engine OF 10 boise power, and Doctor en-
CINE Iron Reservoir, dc. Also, stock and
SSslsLlng houses coal and coke houses. weIsh
houses scales, &c Also, u coke ovens ea.1
u feet diameter: 8 double, and nine sfngIe
tenements, boarding honse, storehouse, and
Vie .Ie To0n, blacksmith shop, stables, and
otheF buildings Also coal railroad and s1If-
ncient cars TO convey minerals, &C.. to and
rom the furnace. The company also have
favorable leases for the PRINCIPAL mineral
lands in the vicinity.
The property fronts on Beaver river. and
BeaYer and Erie canal, Isl easy OF aceess, and
oners 70 capitalists a rare chance for invest
Inent- FOR further particulars address
SAMUEL. N. KTER
yO@1-4N0-II" rl- Pittsburgh Pa.
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For Sale.

A VALUABLE FARM, CONTAINING
IA - acres, 40 OF which are cleared, and
under cultivation, situated on the north side
ofShoFt Creek. in Brooke county, West Vir-
ginta- IT has the usual mprovements gener-
any found on such farms, and Is not only
valuable on account of the superior Qualify
of soil, but has a five foot vein OF bituminO1s
coal, underlying nearly the whole tract
containing, by careful estimate, nearly thirty
million bushels, and being easy Of aces and
only one mile from the mouth OF Short
Creek adds to lis value immensely. Persons
I. IRWIN
lyZf-lW Real FaEfafa AGENT
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@InsteaI austrnutnts.

TTIHE GREAT REPUTATION or III,
l. 6Sldbe Piano has induced maker ~ AZ
feTtor instruments to represent to fheiy 80, ~
meEs that the Pianos they sell are ursrIsSS-
the same as the Rndbe, made by vcTI-nSsaS
formerly employed by them &c. AZ -4A'sn
This e an Old d0dlos. and one fbSt, 4 -,
pracdced by manufactures, who capDoS n
their Instruments TO the trade md 49,, ~
market at any price VI me
This mode OF doing buEinez shou,d -
enough 70 convince purchasers At ono ~ ~
SUPERIORITY OF THE KEABE T 5Se
mere fact Of small makers taking tber-a H a
the STANDARD, and working upon ~
reputation should be All the evidencs nee.
Il Is q wen known fact that All I'm. .,...
Piano manufacturers have their estabiiSbss
agencies and dispose Of their goods thro1SS,
them. ONsn