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Tho Irish ard Rastera Qsestions-Ru q
(,lrc MAR for the Railrexa of Ireland.

Tho Irish ard Rastera QscstiOns-Russia's
Circular for the Redress OF Ireland.
The Russian government, with the approba-
pion Of Ireland, and furnishes by a solemn
diplomatic act, one of the most original, per-
haps startling, of the many exciting political
events which are being evolved so rapidly
around us A Russian circular has been
addressed TO tho Ministers of the empire
In Washington, Paris and London, requesting
them to II the attention OF the governments TO
which they are accredited to the state of affairs
existing in Ireland, and instructing them to
represent that, " in the opinion OF the Russian
Cabinet, the condition Of that island invites a
joint inquiry on the part Of the governments of
Russia, France and the United States in con-
junction with that Of Great Britain"
This diplomatic coup furnishes on the part of
Prince Gors chakoff mos! telling retort to the
recent allied action OF France, Prussia, Austria,
Italy and England, in proposing to Russia the
plan Of Joint Turco-C Christian inves legation of
the situation in Gambia as a means of redress
ing the barbarities conmttel on the long
suffering Christian subjects of tho Porte, instead
of imme lialely relieving them by active in
tcrvention. 1t constitutes grand Russian
Site flank movement, and enc which is likely
to DO very successful.
An inquiry into the condition Of Ireland
Why, it is iast tie subject for the American
people; and placed before them by their
friend the Car will no doubt prove o most
prom.n mt topic OF agitation during the
entire Presid ,niial canvass. Napoleon cannot
refuse to hear the cause Of the descendants Of
the men OF Fonsenoy, even if they demin a
p,ebisote. Russia has benefited largely by
Irish valor, tn, famous De Lacy conquering
the Crimea for Catharine En- gland, to be con-
sist mt, is likely to cons,nt; 50 TINT the
troublesome chronic diff ,u res of tn, Chris
tians in the East, of the people of Ireland, and
OF Turkey herself my perhaps be RENE lied by
a movem mt undertaken in ST. Petersburg AMI
completed in Washington.
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Important Russian Circular for q
National Inquiry Into tho Con-
dition Of the Green Isle.
Death Of an Eminent Englfsh
Legislator.
BY TIE CABLE TO JULY 10.
RUSSIA AND IRELAND.

Important Russian Circular for sbe Redreas
Of Ireland.
LONDON, July TO- lS0.
An important diplomatic note from tho Russian CahG.
net in regard TO Ireland has just been published.
is addressed TO the Ambassadors OF Russia at Wass
ington London and Paris They are requested 10 cau
the attention Of the governments to which they ~
specveiy accredited to the existing state Of Affairs =
Ireland, and instructed to represent thas In III
opinion OF the Russian Cabinet the condition or 10
island invites joint inquiry t~ par. Of the govern
nssn.s Of Rsssia, France and The United Sass In ooa
junction with that OF Great Britain.
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NEWS Esca THE PLANS.

Fight Among soldiers and Citizens near Fort
decentralization Depreciation ON the Piatte
"A squad Of the second Cavalry Missing.
sr LovIs. July 10, 1867.
An Omaha despatch saws that Saturday morning
some soldiers from Fort Laramie went 10 Rancrtys
rancho I'VE miles distant, and demanded whskey, aud
because they refused they threatened to burn the
rancho. They then msde a second demand for the
whisSey ana being again retrscd they attacked the
siarekceper. and ~ thor rymtcr vas shot. The
soldiers then formed in line and fired several shots at
the rrnche subsequently the Provost Marshal, with
City soldiers, arrested ali the occupants OF tho rancho.
ami took the desks AMI safe Of the building The
safe nj eruards robbed and he burned by
the anliers The proprietor estimates hts loss az
100000 \ contt.marsial las been cor ened az Fort
Natal to examine into tie matter.
Indian Expectations again reported the Plato
river
Lieutenant Kdder. " the Second cavalry. with ten
men and guide Who len Fort Sedgewick the o1th
VT. with dcps ches for General Custer has since
been heard from Fears entertained .or the safety
OF himself and the men with him.
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YseHTHe.

lFres The Providence Journal July 8
The scn0o5 yacht Rambler. 100 TONS OF tho New
York acht sluadrop, tan'an Francis Skiddy, came V
ancn"F ~ " harbor o. Bristol. r. on the afternoou
OF me 5th istRr The captain cruise 10 Holmes
hoi.: new Bedford aud Boston, accompanied by Nm
skiddy az four young ladies' from New YORK some OF
Oh our Cd Gems partcok o the hospitality OF tho captain
About no On on the oh The vessel weighed anchor, with
Tue ndcb on 81 young lady guest from Bristol, and
norty' rcr the booming OF the farewell sun announces
Ter Dog artnre As sha swuug OF before the wind the
svnns ny and beauty o, the vessel challenged admin
ton.
gugt "a ragv on board arrived at Cape Island from
Wt ldsrhs Juv s. en- route for Long Branch, Newport
nd rrt nd
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

Meeting Of the Equal Kiahts Associations
Arrival Of Chief Justice Chnse.
ALBANY. N Y, July 10, 1851
IL O'clock r. NJ
meeting Of the American Equal Rights Association
held this evening in the Convention Chamber, at
which Miss Lucy Stone repeated her lecture on Woman
Right to Suffrage AFR. Bickiord, rep. Of Jefferson,
audience
Chef Justice Chase arrived IN the city this afternoon.
he to attend the wedding Of lady of Senator
Harris family
Conductor Thompson was by freight train
Mt the Central brdgs this morning and both OF legs
were cut OIL. He died IN two hours.
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this be the test, whore was there ever nation
that so jus lied fibustering as Mexico |?
Where Is there people that has greater
need Of civilization and the Christian graces,
including the roastingf The truth is, the test
is success. 1t is only those who fail that are
conquest of Mexico he will not be a ilibuster,
but hero. II Is the same with flibustering
as with treason.
Treason does never prosper-what's the reasons
Why when II prospcrs none dare call II treason.
Prosperous flibustering is the Introduction
of civilization,
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 TIE HERALD.
OTTAWA. G. W., July 10. 1857

OTTAWA. c. w., July 10. 1857,
1880 O'clock, r. M.
The intercoionia Railroad is 70 be proceeded with ct
once Tho section between Truro and Monckston will
DO Grst constructed.
BY post Office regulation letters for Canada are 10 be
addressed hereafter the province OF Quebec or pro-
vince OF Ontario, Canada, instead OF Canada East or
West as heretofore.
Tue militia scheme proposes force OF one hundred
and fifty thousand two hundred and fifty thou
sand "a erroneous stated ia the papers some time ago.
Mr.. Canc6on mas been entrusted by Lieutenant Gov
erner Beeau with the formation Of local government
and Is reported that Messrs Irvine, Siearns. Baune
Archibauit and Dunkiu will be members OF It.
Notwithstanding tho Scx of confederation the fede-
raj cabinet is not aafe The ministerial press il actively
defending the government and abusing hessrs. Brown
and Howe.
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S p A I n

Cencrni Prm Landed in Catalouka-A Rsva
luti0nary ASitation.
LoNDos, July 10, 1885,.
Dispatches received hero to-day from Madrid a.
nounco that General Prim, the oted Revolutionary
leade who had been for time exile from Spaia.
has landed in the Province OF Catalonia. ~
Though nothing is definitely OF his ntcntioa1
fears generally etalned In Madrid that his saddss
appearance in Catalonia is but the rcrerunnsr OF ~
suriection in that province.
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1rusM cuayEsrWH o. Isuns;YstK PissTfmas-,

BaLrrMosr Nd, July TO- 1857
The National Cow rnton of Journeynea Piasterers
assembled al sanders ons Opera House az ten A. n.
Delegates were preset = from New Ylik, New Jersey,
Michigan, Illinois NJ sorr, Ohio Massachusetts. Penn
syivsnia and Disir.s or Colombia md Committee
Permanent Organizsj ion reported follows resident
sheridan William, Of Cine Buaf; Vice President O.
Jarvis OF Phi,adeJ mia: Recording Secretary William
Byrnes OF New Yo sk Treasurer. Kane, OF Brooklyn
n. y: Committee the State u Trade Mr.. Sweeny.
OF New York; Ma Hall, OF Boston; Nc. Robert OF Dos
toit Mr.. Smith. Jf New YORK Mr. NJ Kane, OF Brook
lyn After tran1 citing business OF general interes
the Convention ldjouFned until rne O'Clock 10
morning
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A anlHaau IRAN PAINFULLY DESTROYED w FIRE.

About two O'Clock Yesterday afternoon freight train
the Central Railroad OF New Jersey, when Ssi
tersve bound cast took from sparks from tho loco
motive Two loaded ,siil hay and straw con
suned The rails OF the truck warped and twisted
in all directions. Hoo Id ladder companies Lafayette
No aud 2 proup ny on tho ground and rendered
valuable aid in saving th remaining and tneig con
tents The road Is bcir r. repaired, and trains Will run
IN
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BASvAap's Mrsxrx. This new establishment Ia
slowly but surely gaming public favor, and, judging
from the prsfea. before long u will be enabled TO snow
every night 10 numerous audience as 90 any OF the
old established theatres Last evening there was good
audience present and Professor LoErna, the prtdiga
eu, with learned CATS mice anc birds, addd 10 other
affections too numerous Ia mcuton I'D mach 70 make
tae evenings entertainment as gratifying 90 the er'csl
~ could be expected
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General siclics' Lcuer-Univer.ni Amnesty

General Sickles' suggestions as TO recon-
struction in his letter to Senator Trumbull
are such evidently as aow from bis experience
IN honest efforts to enforce the law, and they
indicate certain practical difficulties tina, the law
should overcome. Congress will act wisely in
needing suggestions so well founded; but II is
perhaps too late now TO introduce into the
law a measure that would 70 radically change
lis whole basis as would the proposed uniyer-
sal amnesty.
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THE ALLEGED BaNS FRAVDs IN BOSTON.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO the HERALD.

BOSTON. July 10, 1851 \
$50 O'clock +. n. 4
The examination Of John X Fuller, the arrested
cashier OF Merchants Bank hns been postponed for
week. II "a stated that the movement made BY gov.
crnncnt which caused his Saturday, will bring
70 light certain transactions which will hereafter
abandoned and the stockholders national banks
secured II is asserted that tho O00 alleged
transaction, winch will be fully explained at the proper
time.
There is foundation for tho statements that Peter
Butler and Joseph Via who became sureties for Mr.
Fuller were OF the late drm OF Mellon, Ward
& Co. Mr. Butler In OF tho hardware firm OF Butler
sise Co., and Mr. villa Of the banking firm Of Spencer,
Villa 4 Co.
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

PouGaKxEpsH, July 10, 1851
$50 o'Cipck r. N.
German, whose could not ascertain, com.
mitted suicide at Rondout Sunday, by drowning
himself. Family troubles are said TO have been the
cause OF tho rash deed
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stsrvi o. a CtSvcr sY sEgsrfs.

Ricuvoxn, Va july 10, 1867
Last night IN Petersburg about Two h.ndred negroes
assembled the and rescued IRON the sheriff OF
Nausamond county negro convicted of felony, who
being brought 10 The Peni;onary here They made
the Sheriff prodrce me keys the handouts and then
made of with the prisoner The negro was again
rested by the pobcs OF Petersburg tnis morning, and
hrourLt Ia The paptterDarY
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ToRoxro. c. w. July 10. 1857.

AConvention OF Catholics from all parts OF the pro-
vince assembled here yesterday 70 consult as to the
political action taken under tho existing aspect OF
affairs. About two hundred and fifty delegates were
present. They resolved 60 ala with their influence the
reform party OF Upper Canada the coming election
Letters published from Bishop Lynch, of Toronto;
J. 81. Bruyere, Administrator OF the sandwlch diocese,
and other church authorities disappearing of the Con-
ven'ion and calling their ad5erents to give the coi
ton government trial bcfire ccndemning IT,
Hon. Johu San6sd Macdonald has been offered, and
has accepted the premiersnp or Oatario
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{ N @ | A n o.

Death OF Mr.. Schclefeid. M. r.
LONDON, July 10. 1891
NJ William Schoeneld, M r., is dead
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REPUBLICAN MEETING ", VIENNA.

RicHvo, n. Va. July 10, 1867.
AZ a 0eeilng OF The citizens Of Euckirgnam county
yesterday the republican platform ADOPTED and tue
course vi the W.ig endorsed.
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sesRlrw Or lEuIenmr erytssas N oSp

Cjofxx MUS, Ohio, July 10, 1857.
The Union Safe Central COMMITTEES to-day nominated
General John e. Lee. OF Seneca for Lieutenant Gov.
ernor to n the vacarry the State ckss caused By
the withdrawal Of samuel Galloway,
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IAE kA1IuslL GAME Al uIIcA.

Unc., July 10 1867. 2
Tho match game OF base ball which came on IN this
city to-day between the Union Crb OF orr santa end
the Utica Club, OK this place resulted IN yictory ton
the fogmer BY score Of AZ 10 20
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THE ARMY WORM AMONG THE corras.
sptcIAl TELEGRAM TO the HeraLu.

LOUISVILLE July 10, 1867,
coClocs l.. NJ I
reliable telegram from Ellis ellis, twenty-five miles
below Na;cnez, says the army worm has appeared two
months earlier than usual Threatening destruction to
all the cotton plantations oycrGowcd lands.
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G e R N A N T..

The Northcrn Tariff Limited 70 Teu Years.
BsRLis, July 10. 1901.
The tariff system, which has boon adopted BY The
States OF Northern Germany, Is to remain In esot e.
years.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

QUEENSTOWN July lO--Nooa.
The steamship Nebraska. Oapta'n Guard. from Neg
York June 20, arrived here this morning roete
Liverpool
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NEW ORLEANS rEssYCEs.
SPECIAL rrlGGsAn TO Ias H5sAlO.

Ngw oglE,Ss, July 10 1897
10 O'Clock 4. 81. (
There has been unusual depression city scrip to-
day brokers refusing to take IL prie and an OBJ
scurs ror IS afoat that city notes. once redeemed to
be burned have been cautiously given out again.
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S"aSo.S iot tHOucy s01y
United States Ave-twcnty bonds. ..7aN
Illinois Central Railway shares. SOD
Erie Railway shares m
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w. I. SHACKELFORD, @. X NJ.
june 81, '67-4w-prs. fee-adv&b-S22.
Upton Edmondson, Admir-, Us. Geo. H. Swift
ct ais,

Upton Edmondson, Admir-, Us. Geo. H. Swift,
ct ais.
BY virtue of decree made at the April
term, 1867, of the Chancery Court at Clarks-
vile, Tennessee, ! will offer at public
auction to the highest bidder, at the
Courthouse in GAINESVILLE, on July goth,
1867, a tract Of Land in Montgomery
County, on the south side of Cumberland riv-
er, bounded as follows; Beginning alta Red
Oak stump, runs then west, 203I poles to a
large Red Oak, at the Clarksville and Char
lotte read, then South 4lo West l6 piles to
black oak, then West SO poles with J. Z.
Richardson s line to Golden creek, then up
the creek with its meanders South 40 West
81 poles, then South 25o West poles, South
$40 West 10 poles South 800 West II poles
to stake at East edge Of the road, then
North ITO East lao poles to black Gum,
then East Ga poles to two red Oak stumps,
then North so poles to the beginning, exclu-
ding acres at the School House, and one
half the Spring, containing - acres.
TERMS OF SALE, IL, Is and "a
months credit Notes with good sureties re-
quired, and a lien retained for purchase mon
ey. No equity of redemption reserved.
w. T. SHACKELFORD, G. h NJ.
June "a, 'GT-4w-prs. fee adv&b--$9.
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InSOIyent Notice.

have this day filed, in the Office OF the
Clerk Of the county court Of Montgomery
county my suggestion OF the insolvency Of
the estate of Jessey Cooksy; therefore oil
persons hlving claims against the said estate
are hereby notified TO file them with said
Clerk within the time prescribed BY law
This, June 10, 1867.
June IA, I967-4w.
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A. J. Roberts, ps. L. G. Williams.

BY virtue of Decree of the Chancery
Court at GAINESVILLE, Tennessee, at the April
term, 1867, will offer at public auction, at
the Courthouse in GAINESVILLE, on Saturday
July goth, 1867, twenty-four town lots lying
on the Cumberland River, and between and
bounded by the NJ. G. h L. Railroad and the
Paradise Hill Turnpike. This property is
situated Immediately at the Freight Depot,
and is the best location for warehouses in the
whole city.
TERMS OF SALE-6, IL and ls months
credit, except cash enough to pay costs and
Attorneys fees. Notes with good surety re.
quired, and lien retained for the purchase
money. A plat of these lots can be seen al
my office, and also on the handbils publish.
ed in this cause. No equity OF redemption
retained.
W. T. SHACKELFORD, G. 4 NJ.
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]. y. FOX. W. d. sNITH
FOX & SMITH,
DEALERS IN
Hardware and Cutlery,
G U N S, TC.,
AT THE SIGN OF
THE BIG PADDOCK.

WE DESIRE TO call the attention Of our
w friends and the public generally, to our
present Stock of Hardware, which is the
largest and most varied in the city, consist
ing in part of Axes, Chains, Hoes, Nails,
Hamos, Brides, Collars, Pumps, Plows and
all kinds of Farm Hardware. Our Stock OF
Building Hardware, such as Locks, Hinges,
Screws, Bolts, &C., kc., is complete aud we
feel assured we can offer superior induce
ments' to builders. Carpenters, Blacksmiths,
Coopers, will at all times find a full line OF
Tools at the lowest possible price. We keep
in store the largest stock of Wagon and
Buggy Felloes, Hubs, Spokes aud SLAVES In
the city, and will not be undersOld.
Enameled Leather, Cloth, Damask Fringe,
Lace aud Nails, for Buggy trimmings, We eau
offer inducements 10 purchasers. A
We keep large stock of Bar, Band,
Round, Hoop and Horse Shoe Iron, Cast,
Spring and Plow Steel Bolts, Horse and
Mule Shoes and Nails, Basps aud Piles,
Pocket and Table Cutlery, the finest in the
country. Guns Pistols and Ammunition
Old Dominion and French Drip Coffee Pots.
Fishing Tackle Of every variety.
We respectfully ask all 10 give us a call
before making purchases, as we know we
can show them good Goods, and win pledge
ourselves to sell as low as any regular Hard
ware House in The country.
Respectfully,
rOI & SMITH.
Our Terms are Cash.
March % l96T-l
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Annual Fair.

The Third Annual fair Of the Montgomery
County A. 4 NJ. Association, will take place
at their Fair Grounds, commencing Monday,
18th Of October, and continuing days. A
full programme will be published hereafter
GEO II. WAKEFIELD, PrssL
THos. W. KlNd, See'y.
June 81, 1867.
Louisville Courier, Nashville Banner, Gal
latin Examiner, Russellyille Herald, Hop
ki0sylle Conservative, Bowling Green Ga
zeitc, Paris Iutelligoncer, Paducah Herald,
Robertson Register aud Memphis Avalanche
viii copy to lhe amount Of -, and send bin
ID he Secretary.
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ALL persons indebted to the estate Of the
late VIM. Parry, Of Montgomery County,
State Of Tennessee, are desired 70 come for
ward immediately and make payment and
those having claims against II are hereby no
tilted to present them, properly authenticated,
within the time required by law.
8. r. p. JOHNS, Administrative.
June Z. ls6T-4w
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NOTICE.

ALL those having claims against the es-
tate Of l.. b. Hamilton, deed, are hereby
notified to appear and Gle the same with the
clerk OF the County Court OF Stewart County,
State Of Tennessee, ON OF before The 10th
day Of September, 1867, legally suihentica-
ted, in order that the same may be i!quida-
ted and discharged In accordance with the
acts Of the legislature Of the State Aforesaid,
relative To insolyent estates. This the 10th
day Of June, 1857.
O. c. HOOKS Admir-
June III, lsG7-4ws
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WOOL CAIsDING,

WE are now Carding Wool Rolls, and are
prepared To do work on short notice.
All wool left at b. o. keesee's Hardware
Store, will be carried out and carded ia the
neaiest style r. PEACHER, Agent
PEAtRLgs Mills, rESS, June 7, '67-.3m'
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WIT AND HuMoR.

LpcID.--Siry said, an old Scotch
woman to her minister, "I.dinna ken
a part Of your sermon yesterday."-
"Indeed what was it2, "You said
the Apostle used the figure Of cir
cumlocution, and I dinna ken what
it means" "Is that all o. It's very
plain. The figure of decentralization
is merely o pcriphrastic mode of die
tom "Ohl All is that all ?" said
the good woman, 'twhat puir fool l
was not to understand that"
An Indiana gaper gets Of the fol-
lowing ga love-sick sucker sends us
the following doggerel to print
Respectfully declined. Go and tell
the gal that you are fool, without
letting everybody else know it,"
An old gentleman, who has dab,
blcd all his life in statistics, says he
never heard of more than one woman
who insured her life He accounted
for this by the singular fact of one of
the questions on every insurance pa
per being, "what is your age?" @'4-
At a medical students examination
he was asked "Do wounds often
heal by the first intention?'' Not
when the patient is rich and the doc
tor poor" "When does mortified
ton ensue2" "When you pop the
question, and are answered no ?"
A lady asked her gardener why the
weeds always outgrew and covered up
the flowers. Madame" answered
he, athe soil is mother of the weeds,
but only step-mothcr of the flowers"
A very modest young lady who
was a passenger on board packet
ship, it is said, sprung out of. her
berth add jumped overheard on hear.
ing the captain, during storm, or
der the mate to "haul down the
sh Chts 70
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PATENT
VOX HUMANE TREMOLO,
We offer all the above Instruments at
MANUFACTURERS PRICES,

Warranted for FiUe Years, and Kept in tune
for one year, and will take in exchange old
Pianos.
Special attention given to Tuning and
Repairing. All are cordially invited to ex-
anime these instruments, and Messrs. Como
yer will take great pleasure in showing
them. Call or send for Illustrated Gaia
logues with price lists.
Remember the place--Sign of tn q
Gold Pen.
Feb. 3, lS67.ly.