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New Advertisements.
IST OF LETTERS

Those marked with a STAR % are foreign.
If not called for in 20 days viii be sent to dead
letter once.
Office hours. $50 q. M to rs p. m. From
g to 10 Q. m. on Sundays. C-E E-Egr
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The White Pin Compound,
GEORGE W.. SWEET, d. D.,


PRBPARED AT THE
4 NEWENGLAND BOTANICAL DEPOT.
.-ual LOG HANOgER STREET, BOSTON,
Under the Supervision Of Rev. J.. W. Poland.
H9fIg HRACl1NU6 HAPGOQls T. A..
SMITH, and U, HARN0N, Agspts Warren.. O
BsSroS, MYEks ECASEhLBs and STRoSG !
ARNsTRoNG, Wholesale Agents. =.
March6. 1S57-lyr.eOR
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TIAGHMENT; -

AsenS q
hitsSinmoRs. Daft. Refare Daciel Earle. I,
p. 81 NsNton Township. Ohio - tL4h
Gee Issued sn orderof attachnsntin the above
action for the sum Of enc hundred aud thirtY
dollars Said cause Eiibsl Tor hearing Sept Z.
no" AZ 2 6AFHARIEEGILMoRE,
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nisfscOmmended That the delegates 70 rep
resent TrumbuH County in the Senatorial Con-
venticn be chosen atthe same meetings. Satur-
day, August 10TH, held TO choose delegates to
the County Convention. And that the delegates
10 represent Mahoning County be elected on
- &C. JONES.
s- -u-rr - JAMES H0YT,
CIR. HUNT.
r-.o,1;,. c,ur;fte. Trrmhuu Co.
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In addition to the above, 1 an~lpfspzfsa 10
furnish Carriaze-uakers and others With Tie
best. quality Of Turned SpOkes, .Bspt Rims,
Bows, Shafts. Poles Ssat-aru14 H1bsgEE ata9
low prices as sfany Others sstzslishms1k-
Own timber, can get tAoir Spokos and Hubs
t~urnedansheEt netios. and az TAR pEiesL
Sept3 1872 - EK-WISELL
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Union Sta1e Ticket.

GOvernor-RUTHERFoRD B. HAYES.
Il. Governor-JoHN c. LEE.
Supreme Jrdge-JoHN WEIGH.
Auditor ofState-JAMESH q. GOODMAN.
Treasurer of StAle-SIpNEY S. WARNER.
ATTORNEY GensrAl-WMLIAH b. WEST.
Comptroller ofTreasury-N. R. BRAILEK.
Board Of Public Works-PHILIP HERRING.
Constitutional Amendment-YES.
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Erie Annual Conference, 4
E. Church, 1857.
LIST OF APPOINTMENTS.


CLEVELAND DISTRICT.
JAMES GREER, p. E..
Cleveland. First Church, NJ. Hill.
Erie Street, A. j.. Merchant.
City Miss, S. S. Stuntz.
Ohio Street, Cyrus Prindle.
Scovill Avenue, C. n. Grant.
E. Cleveland, W. W. Wythe.
Euclid, Daniel Rowland.
Mayield, G. J. Bliss.
Willoughby, P. P. Pinny.
Mentor, Hiram Kinsley.
gainesville, E. S. Gillett.
Madison and Perry, John Robinson,
Samuel Gregg.
Geneva, John Tribby.
Ssybrook, John Balm.
Chagrin Falls, John 0'Neil
cambridge, Allen Foutz
Troy, ] B Hammond
Thompson, J Flower, s Wilkinson
Grand River, D Smith
MontVille, S L Wilkinson
Huntsburg and Claridon, S B TORY
Chardon, c T Kingsbury
Kirkland and Chester, OR Chapman
Msntua, D NJ Stearns
] D Norton, Agt. Am. B. Society,
member of Erie st. OF. Con.
] B Robinson, Principle of Willough-
by Collegiate Institute, member of
Willoughby OF. Con.
RAVENNA DISTRICT,
J GRAHAM, P E
Ravenna, ] NJ Green
Akron. D. Osborn
Talmadge, B F Wade
Middleburg. Michael Williams.
Cuyahoga Falls, j r Lyon
Kent, J ] Excel
Hudson, to be supplied
Twinsburgh, j B Grover -
Bedford, B j Kennedy
Warrensville, B C Warner
Newburg, CIV Chesborough
Charlestown, Thomas Radcliff
Windham, Valorous Lake ,1-.
R~ootstown, A Van Camp
B~raceFille, Hiram Kellogg
Edinburg, II NJ Chamberlain
Deerfeld, John McLane
Garfield, Geo Elliott
jackson, &C Hunt
Aurora, Ezra Wade
WARREN DISTRICT.
D. NJ STEYER, P E
Warren, R N Warren
Richmond, Asa Faulkner
KellogsTille, W II Hoover 3
Williams6eld, l B Goodrich
jamestown, F A Archibald
Jefferson, d NJ Rogers
Morgan, Ii D Cole q .t.-s
Windsor and HartsgroVe, N C Brown
Bloomfield and Bristol, Mm Hays
Pennington, Alya Burgess
Southington and Nelson, JH Stoney
Niles, TB Tate
Girard and Liberty, ] H Vance 3D.,
Green and Mecca, w A Clark
Bazetta and Johnston, L w Ely
Vienna and Fowler, to be supplied
Youngstown, John Peate Lei
Hartford and Orangeyille, ] R Shearer
Gustavus, Alexander Barris
ohltown and Mineral Ridge, Willard
Ransom O. 8 .f-t33 p ...lH
Western Reserve Seminary, As III
Craft, Principal, member of Farming
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Ths ratio Of REPRESENTATION win Be one dele
STATE IN 1856, and one for every fraction Of %
votes and upwards. which viii entitle the sew
eraly toEashius tbs following number of dele
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nI1NDoW SHADES.

wv We haysj just received a supply Of Paint-
ed Cloth Window Shades, and also plain Buff
and Green HoilsDdS which We can cut any
length desired, At W n, 4 " RP0RHERS
March att Eeih
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The white Pine compound Cures

Sore Throat, ColdS. Coughs, Diptheris,sB run-
ehitis. Splitting Of Blood. and Pulmonary Affec-
tons generally. It is a remarkable Remedy for
kidney Complaints. DiabaseS. Difficulty Of Void
ing Urine, Bleeding from the Kidneys and Bad
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Ths Union votersc Of Trumban county are re-
quested 70 meet By delegates in convention At
Warren on Wednesday. August 14th. 1851. IN
Webb'sHau, sfH O'Clock A. NJ. for the pur-
pose Of putting In nomination the following
candidates. ~
One Rsprsssntasise. ions surYsyor. b.
One Sheriff - lone Commissioner
One Treasurer. iQne Coroner.
One Recorder. Nea lone InErmary Diree-
One Presenting Atty.I tor, H.- r.
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"L...." LL-#.aM
eisn WESTERN RESERVE
Garriag eFaCtofy
ENZTHE PROPRIETOR
&l desires to say 10 the publie,
&N8-khattherecan besesn q his Re
p6sisoEy. N Liberty StrsstaafsE rods soHthO Of
the Western seryeBaaksthslEEEest assOEt-
Carriages and Buggfess
That he has ever exhibited and oferedfo or sals
10 this marke~ Bis stock Consist Of FAMILY
CARRIAGES and SLIDE SEATS Of various
Pstterns. = One-hor9e Buggies.ef nearly sEaryl
description. all Of which are Of the latagt and
most approved Eastern styles, Whi0hfeF2uai-
u Of material. SUBSTANTIAL W~oTkmanship and
elegance offnishs cannot be surpassed By any
th1restabIishnent IN the Ststoi Harinaih
successful dperGtion eSTEAM ENaINE With
aff9henecessafT nsehinsfyfor MISUNDERSTANDING
his Spokes. Hubs, Felloes, and everything that
csB be done a&Vantags01sly By machinery.
Being q p-actieA mechanic hinself. 5uparin-
tending and oversseing AllthaFaEio1a branch
e, he Is PREPARED to furnish E-fahiele in Rrst
rstseyle, fcs1ess money ACKNOWLEDGMENT
fsetpre- in the west AGfl 3D. Et9N4t p
HACKS, PEDLER'S WAdONSGCCACUESE
BAROUeHES, -
If not on hand. will be made TO oFdsfs On short
notice. gEfrEUIa = ~
%RepairiDg. f1mming and Painting done
with neatness and dispAteh.
RrAnWorkdoEs At ny manufaetory Es-ran-
-
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Trumbum County UnIoa NOm-
In&ting Convention.

R7ecati7e Committee. MahOning Co.
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WHITE PINE COMPOUND!

Is BOW offered to the afflicted throughout the
country, after having been proved BY the test of
its merits have become as well known as the
tree from which. in part, il derives its virtues.
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GEMPNIS APPEAL
THE CoUNrEHrEIT 7-sO BONDS.
Tho Excitement in WashiReton asa
Rau Ysrf---The Facts OF the MntNeE
How 60 DetecI the Spurious

The Washington correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Gd,ette, writing onthe'lOt
inst, says: .@ ~
There has been considerable excitement
for two or three days in the Treasury
Department, growing out OF the Tact that
cnunterfeit 7,3O bonds were found to be
in circulation. The 1rt suspieion was
that the $1,000 notes, Of June, 1860, were
being duplicated by some one in the De;
uartnent, and sent out into business
circles. 1t was noticed that Of certain
classes Of bonds two copies were ire
oueutly received from the Sub-Ireasary
or banking houses for redemption or con-
version. They were SO much alike that
though carefully examined BY the De
partment, Il was impossible to pronounce
any Of them counterfeit, and the most
searching investigation was made 10
ascertain by whom the duplicates were
manufactured. The best experts and de-
! tectives at the command Of the Depart
ment took hold, and this morning
reported to the Secretary that they were
diplieAtes, but that eOunterfelts we're
| orf and that no suspicion attached TO
snv one connected With the Depart
ment. The counterfeits are of AL classes.
| And so far as discovered, over sixty
| thousand dollars Of them have been sent
here by New York houses for redemp-
4 tion. The Government loses nothing on
| them. OF course. How many have peen
mt ia circulation there is no means OF
/ knowing, but the eDepsrtment is Informed
| that they are scattered quite generally
! among banking houses in New Hork
| and PhiIadelphia. Department detec-
| tiyes are working up the case, and hope
| to get hold of the cOunterfeiters. A
description OF the spurious bonds Is
! furnished, which is as follows:
!. The seal is slightly larger than, the
Genuine. The red ink with Whichlt Is
! Stamped is a shade lighter, and the
points projecting from the seal are
| blurred and little larger than the genu-
q The imprint at the bottom Of the
! fsea Of the bond differs in margin, there
being more space given it than IN the
3 The borders Of the coupons which
are attached 10 the counterfeit bonds are
/ larger, while the red figures are inner
| than in the genuine.
| The borders Of ornamental lathe
! work are blurred and somewhat indIder-
3 The figures denoting the bond are
slightly uneven, while the blue ink IL
which they are printed is dull and
] blurred, and lacks the metallic, glossy ap'
pearsnce Of the genuine.
/ q. There is to experts q difference 10
the vignette female figure on the face o.
! the bond. The lines are not so vel
| shaded, nor is the black ink so well uls'
| tributed. -...-..# e.
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prA1. rsrArE IN ILLINOIS.

Mr. Lincoln's homestead In Spring
sold Illinois. on Lot and part Of Lot Z,
in Block 10, E. Hes addition to Spring
Tot s. in Block l9, town Of Lincoln;
Logan county, Illinois.
REAL ESTATE IN IOWA.
Crawford County Iood.-l2O acres east
bslf northeast and northwest, north
aast, section IS, town "A, range Is.
TqEnd C0lnty.-4O acres, description
NOT reeoIIeeted. Certificate Of entry 10
hands Of c. H. Moore, Of Clinton, Dewitt
oountv Illinois. DAVID DAVIS,
Administrator, etc.
The following is 8 transcript Of the
oath fled by Judge Davis, upon taking
ont letters OF administration.
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OUR LIST PRIZES
rhe FIrst nna Capftal. Pri.e.

Col. N. c. GsHowaY's valuable residence,
corner Of Court and Third streets, Aem phis,
one block only nom the center OF the CITY ana
in the vicinity OF all the Federal, state and
County Offices Lot S75z feet front by o3Ia deep
Vafuef At SD. 100
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The Hon. 5. S. Cox, now Of New
York, gave the greenback delusiOn and
folly some severe thrusts in his recent
speech in Columbus. He said
!" 1 would never, fer any conceivable
purpose, vote to increase the issue Of
greenbaeks.2 ? Af- 81.
How it would happen that the labor
ing man would be robbed by the infia-
ton Of the currency that would follow
further issues Of greenbaeks he thus ex-
planned
HDouble the currency to-day, and ia
q months time you viii find the price OF
merchandise doubled but it will be six
months time before the price Of land
doubles, snd il will be years time be
fore the price Of labor doubles. Eventu-
slly all these things would become alike
doubled in price, but they will not
double in price st the same time. Now,
/ the effect of this is, that while, in q
months time, the merchants stock OF
goods will have doubled in price, he will,
| Tor the currency for which he sells his
| goods, be still obtaining your labor 81 the
Old rate; and while by the end of six
months, the price of land will have
doubled, and consequently the price 81
house rents, the landlord, for the doubled
| amount OF currency TOr Whlcn ne VIII
be able toilet his house, viii be still buy
| ipg the labor ofthe hard tOiling, deluded
working man if he wants him TO build
more houses, or to clear more land) 81
the old rate of wages current before the
doubling OF the currency.
"What is the fate Of the working man
1 looking at it from this point of view
/ Why thst for year after the doubling
change in the currency, while he eOntin
ues 70 obtain for his labor no more thar
be did before the change, he must pay
(after the first MONTH double for all thal
he eats, drinks, and wears and, sftel
the sixth month, double the rent fol
every room he occupies"
That's what this working mems eandi
date, Sam Cary wants to do for the Ia
boring populatfon. ffis notion Of max
/ ing everything lovely Is to issue green
backs id quantities, and enrich broker
and bankers and sharpers at the expensl
lofthe toiliug and producing classes VIII
are slowest TO note the changes in tn
value Of the currency, and are robbed D.
the dexterous manipuiat0rs Of the cireu
lating medium.
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The Gdzette's COlumb bus special Of the
llth says: Corrections made by returns
received Yesterday increase Hays major
ity TO 5l6S This will be changed by
further returns, but not very materially.
The Legislature stands as telegraphed
last night Several Of the Democratic
Representatives have very small major
ities. The official count may throw some
of them out, but not enough to change
the complexion of the House. The De-
mocracy are already canvassiDg the Sen
lstorial question. Thurman is the favor
ite candidate, and will probably be the
man, although PendletOn will be q for
midable opponent, should he desire the
position. There seems to be a general
disposition to drop Vsllandigham. Ram
| sew will be strongly supported from the
northern part of the State, while Jeweti
will not be without his friends. The
| fight is.likely to prove an interesting one
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-17

We are sole agents and are prepared to Ill
orders for the above
SFli-FaSt8Hilg Wrought Iron Buckle Tie,
on the most favorable terms. We are having
them Manufactures OF the most superior iron
ID. Il. DAVIS & Co,
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The Great Southern Remedy
DR.. c. WILLIAMS
PuImOnIc Balssm OF Wild Cherry
WOOD NAPTHA,
Recommended by distinguished members Of
the Medical Profession.

rEy9TS Prepsfation has been for the last tWen-
l ~ wears in troduced 70 tee pghl1ct and II
has bv It's Intrinsic virtues q r lneila tasen Z
secureC a remaTza and uviab. 2 fe sutaLlon-
Persons who have tried IL tender shair unq IA
fned testimony In its praise and n Is oar can
did opinion, based upon oosery alton, tlAL II
Nas already saved hundreds OF persons rom :
nTen1ature gave II has cured cases that oal-
fed tbe skid OF some OF the best medical prac-
tltione rs Ia the country.
IT. has cured cases that were considered nope
less IL has gwen relief in violent C0ugnz,
Colds. Asthma, " WhOOping-COugh,C Group, bron-
chitis. Bleeding OF the Lungs, aud LhAt lell en-
snlv of eur race-ConsuDpuOn
III YOU value your life and health, oe warned
in time and do not tribe with your cough and
cold any longer but fmmeo lately procure a
bsttle or two Of this tniall1ole PREPARATION
wbieh Is admitted by all who have tried u, 60
ba me rnos6 valuable and setenllnc preOarati0n
ever offered to the afflicted IN al diseases OF the
Respiratory Organs. -.
Eemerab Der your health nay, lie, may d. pend
nDon vour caution in This particular, and that
tbis is the only relisble renedy nov presented
- IRE "a icred that not only promptly Curaz
[ Conghs. colds, and All disfasss Of the Throat
3reast and Lungs, kut ". q. in its earlier stages
,foFf osiHteiy cure C1lstfnlptf0Tl, II this remedy
n r,ssorted to In time, and the directions which
! are ANNIE, are faithfully followed
SOLD by all respectable Druggists IN the city
OF Memphis, and throughout the Southern and
I Westezn states.
eppfembeT "a. 1857. aai5
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Fashionable Dancing Academy.

MADAME LEIsE Of New o-f-=-s ,-orr5
VI most respectfully y araourcr 10 rl ~ -
y Memphis that s-e VIII 1.Hu 1er eI.-aras tfr
me aof'Ne Eracelu- lcclE- .. .lsi1lrut On re
THIRD IUEeDAf IN Sep-e-atler. az t1a Eaf-
ferson Block- second stfeet. where s1e trrlr-z
~ slr1-l atteu.lofi 20 the Advancement ol ler
merit a share of the pubic PATRONAGE hra8.
-, having taught In mot o. f1.- r.rff.irslI
citlez OF the south ana souElz-eH-t. its5rez 10
meet here WITH tle same inbound. sgcegss
which has hitherto marEsd Ear -a-r-s NJ i77-
structlOn eise7T1er Days ana laurs of tuition
for Chiiaren- luestays end -alur.ars frorn
half past o clock I'LL dark f; FOR ladies' nom
10 An. tiI ID; for Gentlemen rrcm 8 tiH Dol
pm, 81 ths saTus day. Ref reur-s urereea-
tiOnabls, for which, and o.lsr Dart5eu -.
p ease 80 clrcl4a5s, when VIII be found az tte
prin -lpzi book and music stores Terms mod
crate tzlistatnies and dancing taught fu. pri-
vste families and schools. ~ desired. zoirees
Z gwen twice a moEth .auG
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-17

r. NJ. T. Hunter, who has been par
doned by the President, says in his pc
tition that he proposes to direct himself
to the pursuit Of private life that be sub
mits loyalty TO the authorities Of the
United States, and recognizes the power
Of the General Government to establish
its policy in the South; he will council
conformity TO that policy with IS much
peace and eoutentment as possible. he
recognizes the necessity Of submission,
and feels the Importance Of FepOse % the
country. He says that President Lincoln
did not doubt that he Hunter wOuid dc
what he could to aid in thewOrk Of peace
and reconstruction in Virginia; that Mr..
Lincoln expressed a desire TO see him
when in Richmond, and sent for him
National Lateihgencer.
AIr. HUNTER is to be pitied, although
pardoned, if this be true.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-17

-GarfbaIdi, when In the United
States, became nsturAlized citizen, and
when, be was recently arrested in ltaly
his friends thought Of appealing 10 thG
American Minister At Florence to Obtain
his release, on the ground that be was
an American citizen. The Minister
whilst be declined to interfere 70 the ex
tent asked for, did not hesitate TO reques
the italian Government 10 show clemsncy
to their prisoner.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-17

Cottage Residence, 5 rooms; lot l2lxl7O feet
on Borland avenue, near Memphis and
Charleston railroad, near corporation line.
Valued al SiUU8.
Tickets s. each. May be had OF, or ordered
through, any Of the COnlpany's agents, 10 the
Central Agency, Memphis, Tenn-r or or 20.
James strain, HerEandO, hiss.
stockholders, Directors and Ohcers OF the
Com psny are prohibited froZn purchasing OF
holding tickets in any Of he drawings Ine
Company is simply the media for the purchase
and sale of real estEte between property mold
ars and the general nunlln lel5 lm
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MAS 0NIc COLLEGE,
Macon, Fayeste County, Tenn-
SITUATED thirty miles from Memphis. seven
, miles north OF Lafayette DspOs. N. G 81 Il n
FACILITY.

- CTTUATED thirty miles from Memphis. seven
, miles north OF lafayette DspOl, N. & l.. 4 p
FACULTY
Q. Y. JOHNSTON. .A-B., President and Professor
OF Ancient Languages;
OTEAE B. YOUNG, A-B-, Professor o. Mathe-
mates.
COLIN MCKIElyEK, An, Professor or Mental
and Moral Science and English q. tera sure.
Inl5 LnslLutiOn was re0peued Ocl1ler, Isi5
and has reached a state CT perroa -1Et en-
cheney. Next Annual session v1ill le 1reH Ell
July 10, ls57, aud vii consist Of Two Isrms-10
weeks each.
CHAR9E 9ES-Engiish and Mathematics- SD.
- ard 50 per Tern. Each Language s. extra
per IerIn. C0utiu gent fee g. 81 Der Term.
Excellent board, IlcluliE- room. fuel. wash
ing ana light, SIS rer % 0r-h.
AL Necessary gppars-u- will be supplied.
convey anee from Lafayette station % Ma
con. WedneaJ syE and Ss-urlII--
We, the Trustees, have determine 70 make
This & nrst clAss Academic ICs.Ilul1ua.
lst- The scholarship, experience and success
OF our faculty.
d. The elevated tone OF our community.
3D. The hesltEfui locality remover morn the
corruptluE iuG suces sui wees OF city lie.
4tn- Favorable prices viii enable Us 70
achieve this success
President Board --.....---D Dr 6. T. HT-NyTER-
Sseretsry-- ". ALEXANDER.
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Our Latest Improved
NEW SCALE PIAKO-FORTE,
GROVEsTEEN & co.
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mem in tie severest manner p0ssibie, have been
f1-onouuced PHE FINEST SQUARE PAANO-
FOETE AADEIN TIE WORLD.
IL has RIwayH been our policy duIlng ne
fbirtt-riI wears that we have manuiacl ureo
Pialo. flGelte th0ttsaRd OF which are nov " use
III ne United states and Europe, 70 give tue
finest instru1nentat at The lowest cost. Oursupe.
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ID three hundred doIlans less than any other
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The ne ofthese instruments are reInstth sp E
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10 their utmost capacity. The lower REGISTER
retaining It's posiTveness does not destroy Jns
MIDDLE and upper registers by ming ing WIZ
them in disagreeahls confusion, the renneo
! beauty OF tOHe being equa ly del lghuul " tns
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Tnev are an entirely new style OF ptane, m
ished in the rAost superb manner l01th fouT ~
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3 and lyre Serpsntine Base richly moulded, aud
/ each instrument is fully warranted Tor nF'
wears sep5 d&wiy