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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-09-18
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Class 2s-Msaaiie Fa5s,cs and Machinery: -.
Best cooking stove, wood coal, So 90
second best, 2 90
Third best, Dip
Best parlor stove, 81; Bestcast iron fence, 90
Second best, J.; Second best, DIP
Best specimen or lot of tinware, 90
Second best, Dip and 30
Best specimen blocksmithing, 2 90
Best specimen gupsmithing, 90
Best specimen iron turning: 90
Best plate castings. ST. Best shower bath, 90
Best orig ginal invention In county, W
Best display of table and pocketcutlery, A
merican manufao ture, DIP
Best display Of edge tools. PIP
Best display farming and field tools. UP
The above premiums are offered for articles man
ufactured in the county. Diplomas may be award
ed for any Of the above articles exhibition
without regard to their place of manufacture. 9
JUDGEs-Geo l.. Morgan, David Buck, VIM. 3.
Bradley.
Glass 29-F Fehicles of all kinds.
Bost family carriage, 50; Best timber sled, ss
Best Best farm f1ss, Wagon, /: Best ~heelbariow. /
Best sleigh, 2
JuDGEs-Henry Stone, VIM. MKnight, Henry
W. Park.
Glass 80 Cabinet lcare IN county.
Best dressing bureau, So Best set Of chairs, s2
Best variety Of chairs. 2; Best centre table,
Best bedstead, L; Best lounge, see
Best washstand, Soc, Best ofhce chair. SOC
Best set of parlor furniture. 81 90
Best display of cabinet-ware, Dip and 90
Best looking glass soc. 49,,
JUDGES Harry Fleming. John W. Wright, Geo.
Frhsrd.
Class 81 Coopering and Cdrpeatering.
Best pine ware, tubs, stands, etc, Dip 81 90
Best set Of grain measures, 90
Best window blinds J. 90
Best specimen sash, 81: Best lot buckets, l so
Best panel door. l.; Best lot baskets. 90
JUDGEs-Thomas Robins, Dr.. I. j. Boyer. Aaron
G. Tate.
Glass 32-Roots aud Garden Vegetables.
Best bu rutabagas 50c Best h'ds cabbage, 500
Best bu. carrots, see; Best h 'ds caulif rsDip
Best bu potatoes. soc; Best variety melons Soc
Best j bu. tomatoes soc; Best '' squashes, SOC
Resf4 hns nI ISnuae nfafn kiIr
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SUPPLEMENT
STIREN E,PORT:
Wednesday Morning, January 30th 1867.
Sayings" Of Josh Billings.

"A man running for offiss puts me in minde
! Of dog that's lost-he smells ov everybody
he meets, and wags hsself all over
'sMoste ON the advise we reseave from 9TH
ers is not SO much an evidence Of their atteck-
shun for us, asst IL an.eydence Of their affeck-
Ehun for themselves
IF yu want to get a sure crop, and big
Weld for the seed, SOW wild oats"
what man spends in this life, he saves;
what lie don't git want ment for him, and
what he saves, he loozes.''
when Teller gifts goin down hill, it duz
seem as tho every thing had bin creased for
the okashun.''
IF thare was nothing but truth in this
vurld, a fool would stand just as good
chance az wize man."
'.Rze ary, work hard and late, live on
what yu kant sell, give nothing ava, and if
you don't die ritch, and 80 to the devil, yu
may sue me for damages %
"We are ap tn hate them who won't take
eur advise, and despise them who do
ut IL dredful eazy tew be phool-a man
kan be one and not know it."
Real happiness don't conss so mulch in
what man don't hav, as it duz in what he
don't want
"'Large bodys move slo;' this ere proverb
don't apply tn lies, for the bigger tina al the
faster tha CO.
MARIN for uv ma be a little risky but it is
SO honest that God kant help but smile on il"
"Thare are great multitude oy individuals
who are like blind mules, anxious enough to
kick, but kant Tell WHARF,
ut is highly important, when a man makes
up his mind tew bekum raskall, that he
should examine hisself cIusiy, and see if he
amt better konstruced for phoo."
''Fhere is things in this life for which we
are never fully prepared, and thatiz twins"
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G. @. GREGG, ". MANsELL,
Marshall, Texas. New Orleans
GREGG & MANSELL;
Receiving, Forwarding
c @ III ri lssEON MERC HANTs.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERs IN
HARDWARE, PLANTATION, SUPPLIES
Family Groceries, Farming lmpls-
Hents, &c. &C.,

Nc. on TIE LEYEE, SHREVEPORT, La
Z HAYfNG purchased of S. P. Griffin Co. their ca
~ tire STOCK OF Hardware, Groceries, Plantation
Supplies, &c, together with the Warehouse PropeTtr
lately owned by Howell Buckner we are prepared t.
do general Receiving, Forwarding and Com.
mission Business.
Our proximity the terminus of the Southern Pacific
Railroad and the river will enable US to conduct tina
Receiving and Forwarding business at as small ex
pense to shippers as any house in the place. We are
now erecting large and commodious brick Warehouse
OF the capacity of ten thousand bales Its isolated Do
sltlon precludes the possibility of fire. except it orig
mates on the premises.
of Cotton, Wool Hides &C., &C. for sale here in New
Orleans, in New York
jyl8 6m1 GREGG & MANSELL
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JOHN n. HOWELL,
RECEIVING, FORWARDING
AND GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
NEW BRICK WAREHOUSE,
al the terminus of the Marshall Railroad
Shreveport, La.

EEHHE undersigned respectfully informs his old patrons
u and the public generally that he has resumed t.
Receiving Forwarding and General Commission busi.
ness, at his Brick Firepreof Warehouse, at thu
terminus of the railroad, on the Leyee. This Wars.
house, which is nearly finished, was built under
his immediate supervision, aud is freproof as
any house IN the city. He is ready for business
and, as IN days of yore, will give his undivided atten
ton to all entrusted to him.
Liberal cash advances made Cotton and Protues
to be sold in this market for shipment to his end
in New Orleans.
Baggng, Rope and Iron Ties furnished when desired
Thankful for past favors he respectfully solcits con
tinuance of the same.
ol0f JOHN N HOWELL
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Hon. David Paul Jones, of the PHILADELPHIA
bar, relates the following good story in a late
work of his:
A quack had instituted suit for medical
services against one of his neighbors, and the
suit being brought for the use of another, be-
came himself the witness. A Mr.. Williams
who was employed to defend the suit and TO
expose the quackery and worhlessness of the
services rendered, subjected the doctor to The
following cross-examInation:
'Dd you treat the patient according to the
most approved rules of SURGERY"
by all means, certainly did, replied the
witness.
did you decapitate him." inquired the
counsel
Undoubtedly l did-that was matter Of
course" answered the doctor
"Did you perform the Cesarean operation
upon him."
"Why, of course" answered the witness,
'his condition required it, and it was attended
with very great success"
"Did you them" still further queried the
counsel, ''subject his person to au!opsy?"
"Certainly," replied the witness, THAT, was
the very last remedy adopted"
''WeIl, then, DOCTOR" said the counsel, las
you first t-of the defendants head, then
dissected him, and he still survives it, | have
no more to ask; and if your claim survives,
quackery deserves to be immortal"
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A LION IN HIS OLD AGE.-Whcn YOUNG
lion reaches the age of two years he is able
to strangle or pull down a horse or an OK; and
so he continues to grow Or increase in strength
I'LL he reaches his eighth year, and his talons,
teeth and mind are perfect and he grows no
more. For twenty ears after he arrives at
maturity, his fangs and talons show no signs
of decay, but after that he gradually becomes.
feeble, his teeth fail him, and he grows cub
blsh." He is no longer match for the tremcn-
dous buffalo; he is even overmatched by the
peaceful OK, SO he prowls around The cattle
kraw!S, and snatches lamb or kid lust us he
did when he set out with his parents nearly
thirty years before. A woman OF child at
night shares the same fate. His strength and
sight now decline more and more. till the
mighty lion grows lean an NANCY, and crawls
about from place TO place, eating any offa he
can pick up, and despisng not even so small
an animal as the field mouse; so he starYes and
dies, or is fallen upon and slaughtered by
few cowardly hyenas; Or discovered unable to
move. bene ath a tree, and knocked on the
head by some wandering hunter.
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JOB I9E2TN

~ The proprietors Of the South Western bev d.
inform their patrons and the public generally that bs,
Office is supplied with great variety If new IN
beantifulype comprising nearly Ill Of the latest svIes
makingt Of the most ElreSs1vE AND eo4r1s7n q
the southwest, land unequaed By any out Of the ev
and that they are prepared to execute with despatch
Plain and Fancy Book and Job PRINTING
Of every description, from handbill Of lie largest H..
to the smallest card, in style Of unsurpassed beaut,
aod elegance, and
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
PAsPaLETs, BILL HEAPS, BL.ssx
BRIEFS, BILLS LkD1Sd IaKFIs
Books, CorToS REcEIps H.SnpIt,s
CIRCULARS, BLANK NorEs, Cams DC 4.
Printed on the shortest notice, and in manner IN
equaled.
Printing in Gold, Colored Inks and Bronze.
Those wishing to have printing executed will find II
to their advantage to give the South Western call
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DEATH AND PULLETs.-There are var;ou:
ways of manifesting sorrow for the loss o
loved ones. The grief of some persons is sc
agonislng that it dries up the well spring o.
tears, and is only made evident by haggard
face, touching tones and gray hair.
The queerest manifestation of sorrow that
has come TO our knowledge occurred at a death
bed scene not very far from this city, a few
days since. The daughter of farmer whose
name is-smllh, for present purposes-lay at
the point of DEATH after weeks of illness. The
family, with The doctor, were gathered round
her bed, and the deepest grief prevailed. The
silence was such as was natural to such a
scene-nothing save the gasping Of the loved
one was heard. Suddenly The father broke
Rhe awful stiffness, with
HI "Doctor!'
The tone was q sorroWful and vet lively
one. All eyes were turned toward the speaker
and the one whose fate they were mourning
also turned her face and gazed into her faith
er's eyes with hope frightening her counte-
nance.
Doctor repeated the father, Did you
ever know pullets to lay in four months? I've
got three pulets in the barn that are laying
eggs, and they amt four months old YETI
The doctor replied not to the puIet ques-
ton. He turned to The bed, took hold of the
hand of the young woman, and said: your
daughter is dead, sir" Dubuque Times.
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Ice IN lNDIA.-We Glanced 10 arrive in
India almost simultaneously with one of the
first importations of ice from America. 1t
was most amusing to see the anxiety with
which it was sought after The repositories
were only open a short time before sunrise,
when crowds Of coolies were in attendance to
carry of the portions required by their en-
ployers; these portions were Immediately en-
veloped In thick baskets, which were carried
off with all speed; but very considerable
quantity invariably dissolved before they could
reach their respective destinations.
watched two or tire Ayahs crowdinr
round basket which had Just arrived; lheY
were all eager to touch the novelty; but imme
dIately on feeling its extreme coldness ran
away e1clalming that it was ''hurra gurram. -
very hot. a child, too, cried VIOLENTLY and
told bis mamma that the English glass had
burnt bis fingers" l was not little surprised, |
too, on several occasions, to see the ice BROUGHT
to the tableas the greatest possible luxury, and
handed round to persons to mix with their
vine, which, although cooled with saltpetre
and Glauber salts, had not obtained a much
lower temperature than that of new milk.
The ice in question was brought out as means
Of preserving large quantity Of American
apples n good condition for the Calcutta mar
ket; when the Ice unexpectedly proved a more
lucrative species Of merchandise than the
FFaif. Narrative ct Residence in India. j
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MOss-sIDE INsTITUTE.

vi OSS-sIDE INSTITUTE,
For Young Ladies.
EHSAE SECOND TERN of this Institution will opea
Z in the new buildings erected for the purpose. Oh
The First Monday in October.
Accomplishing teachers in all the branches both soa
and ornamental, will be in attendance
TERas-1n gold, Or its equivalent, in advance pers :
sion OF twenty weeks:
uit toA 70 %
1AA?I ''"....'.- ..-....-.....- ~ 10
4
Extra charges at the usual rates. will be mads for
the Languages, Painting Drawing, &c.
No pupil will be received for shorter time than oas
session.
Those who enter at any time within the first month
will be charged for the whole session.
Boarding pupils must furnish their pillows shssts
blankets, towels, napkins, and lights.
No pains will be spared which experience and kind
ness may suggest to the inmates of the Institute
to pass their time pleasantly and proftably.
An ambulance or omnibus will run from the DattIs
House to the Institute every morning for the acconns
datlon of day scholars and return in the afternoon
J. FRANKLIN FORD,
suI5 II Principal
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Deer T-le. Jan 18th, 1851
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-03-01
CHILDREN'S LIVES SAVED
FOR 80 CENTS.

THOUSANDS OF CHILDREN DIE ANSUALIG
/ OF Group. Now, mother, if You would spend
30 cents and always have bottle of nr. Tobias
Venetian Liuimcut in the house, never need fear
losing Your little one when attacked with this
complaint. II is now 10 years since | have PM
UP my Iin,mcnt, and never heard of child
diving of Group when my Lihiment was used but
hundreds of eases of cures have been reported TO
me-, and many state ii it was SO per bottle they
would not be withoutit, Besides which, il - a
certain cure Tor Cuts, Il rms, Heqdaehe Tooth
ache, Sore Threats, swellnes, Mumps Codic
, D.arrarl, Dssea.ery, SPasms, Old sores, anil
pans III the hack and chest. Not one tries it who
is ever without IL 1t is warranted perfectly safe
to take internally. Foil Direction. with every
O1ttie. S,idt. tie nrassists. Depot, s. Cert
Ia ldt Street, New York. 7wsp5
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Erysipe;as, Nettle Rash, salt EicuiY.
Scrofuia Cnrbsrlclc =, EoiIs and Piles
ltis zq.y easy to say Of th,s, or any other Med

iti,,o.y o,s,. n rtb,s -, ,,,, o.tov Mod.
i,i,o
at j. t,,c worry host Remedy. lnovn. His pet
,l,y,,z= e.,s, To r,,vaff II i Lovever. ,x.
ccp,iin ,,att,in, 10 tho ,,ro,fieto, of this Mod
iriuc that while he declares to the public that this
is most wonderful and eject e Speciic for Hum
ors, a. stated al,eye. he has abundant proof at
hand TO sustain his statement
For sixteen wears the II,.u0u n. cYon has hecn
manufactured and sold. and every wear has in.
creased The yalne.of its rn.uta,ion, and amount of
sales In Ae9 JIan.pshire where it was ori.ean-
afed. no remedy for lumors is 20 highly lrzcd-
| An eminent physician NOW an army srugcon y
when nracticing in \. IT.. purchased it seven or
cieht wears and used il in his practice lie has
.inco taen ordered it for the Fosnital where he
vas s5;tte,iol Gthor st.i3ps have u, released
IT, and have sed If y, rIa,.,icp with reat 4uccc>s
when the urortietoi lived in New rrenp3l,ira 4
Gon.toVn Centre for tIie +,,ace of thirty or forty
,i,as ,40,,od mt in ,fancta.ter t,articulsrly he
Ii,,,,,, hector -, WI, l,,, md bi,,btv vsluf d
~, ,5,,.. ,,l ,,.,,,.,,f,,1 ,,.,.. ,,,i., =.
.,,,. II ,,la,Iar, ,na,,a.f,,nI i, la,.a ,n,,..i
ff,s h5a yrr-is -r,s f,5u.,,ftzz e,,a,fstod .,,,d
purchasers Sad 10 wl.t r5 more to be made. In
th,,' region, some vei. severe eases q erYrp.7aS
were treated VIII it,--"7" "4 Ftfc - q. El3
sH'its sores or ca buncies, tho Hsly painful Ill
GERS were entirely removed, Wherever this modi-
zinc Wa- faithfully used. 50 Il was with >Frt@fe
and SaH MEM. The iltn.'r Doctor cured,
Since tlts PgeBtietor'4 removal % iEcirassMass..
his IlIcsgH. rest, ll- o has heau regularly SELF
jne ID to patient WHO laiec ~ died 10 bin in per.
scn, and hls been very .l.s-ns-ell jnrelcyinc aAG
-qrm q.t;,v,n. Gae Csc 0. El5a irclaS-af IN 5.G
nan u years--t7 yorth mentioning in particular
Whcn he came 10 the Doctor, oaIcc he could only
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES!

The celebrated DR., DOW coqtinte35 10 devote h
entire time to the treatment Of all diseases inctcl
TO the female system. An experience Of tw9nt
three years enables him to guarantee speedy and pc
mautnt relief in the rufSt eases of Suppression iu.
al Other NoHstr4al DerdHgtmeatS, from, 'e4 seece
e@"St All letters for advice must contain 81. OfIe,
: No Endicott street, Boston.
B-Board ternisAed 80 Lose WHO wish 10 r,
nain under treatulent
Boston. Juny -, tsU6, Iy2lN
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srATE o. MAINE.

HANCOCK, s.. supreme Judicial Gour
October Term, 1906.
tFoall,t foregoing libel the Court order, that
notice of the pen,encv fthe same be given to rho
Iibeee therein uaiael lay publishing an attest copy
OF said libel AMI OF This order thereon, three week
slecessively in the Ellsworth American the las
puhlicatono be at least dirty days before the ~
within and for the county of H"ncock, IN Inc
fourth Tuesday of April next, at said rlibele(
may then and there appear, and answer the sad
libel. and how vHpse, ii any he have, why ht
shotlld not be granted.
Attest, FARMER ". PERRY Clerk.
4; true copy pfth2 Abel and order thereon
Atti., PARKER V. FERRY, CLERK,
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No. l., HANOVER STREET. BasToN, has for II
years III addition to his general fanlly practice
given special attention 10 the treatment OF all bis
tase> OF me bl"od, rihary and ,Rcproduct-ye or,
gans, and all complaints peculiar to women. Goo
accommodation provided for patients who pre-
fer to remain in the cit, during lraatuient, B..
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To tha II tstssalo I,si"cs efih' supreme Ju1ileal
Cont, neNt to he hoiurn II Ellsworth. Niiini
aGd l9r ts.c county ct ll.iguck On the fourth
THt-dIg Of Ortobcr A. u. iSi.
40 L y ~ IA Xou Sc, &c franklin in
| said county. wife Of Hiram Young formerly "t
7aid liansm now OF The state ui v tscunsin, R1,-
pecully libels and give this Honorable court to re
Uniformed, that he WIS lawfully i9arlig to salt
Hiram NUun@ ut sullivan Me- on the fifteen day
Of o. oherA. ~. l>5t, BY one orla ~tfout atnhls-
Ter CT iAe pei HHtN aUthtt1<ri ~ law 70 ,o',
cmnise marriages and SAL marriage was recorded
iH fl:u TIA VII ~ they tEcG ll A. Il.t ~ I
Aheil.ui since their internarrlag a,oieaa,d, HIT
C'Habi. 4 WITH ne sad Hiram uiiHg.n 90. stale
sn'i in sad Franklin, aId has always behave.
leHss .st cen To Z 'i.ystlf tsll4hilil, c.-er
9tft ait -tanate wife towards Me said hiram
Young iitit TIE soid Hiram 1oung Who'll. re@at.
les - G5- marriage covenant HIt uutN. dit MT
provide support tor Your libClllut during then
c"HtiitatoHi nut neglected and rcifSed SO - t",
rna lt'teRN cii;s'tl ner Gfta sniltft}if' lla ~,
grgulr abused my hirllfut AMI cruelty treated
her with LIS tuuFHe Aul etherV Use, and on NC
l3lh, daY al November 1853, WiIiAliF deserved
Your iltaHt and went % the state of Wisconsin
returned TO her, bu has lived apait from hey, and
-t e said day of November 1919 SHnt Bran Young.
mas furnished no sCtloit to Your lFbeahnt Up 70
the present time, he las turnlsnci aud prG'h'eG
notlaz fu}rg., The support oil your HEEL INT what
ever from tie date Of hs deSertion aiore aid to
the pre- ent time, but has cohiinuedhs residence,
and sltlI CONTINUES il, ont at the state II Name ana
~ The state Of Wisconsin. And tuttheh Yonr
lii liant -;vs and giecs this Honorable tt"ut Ia
Nuel ttug That rlFQfrH from tIt DAuGs 81 tiinl-
luVHy between her and her said husband said
conducive 10 domestic hamonV and consistent
with Tie uca AMI mortllY Of society. wherefore
the aid .tbcult prays right aid justice ana mat
she MAY be dI, 1fcctt from the houd- Of tnarimoHN
betn cen ilel,. and her sad husband sad llItun
Young, and t't Il suitable PROV tnu may be mate
iorber suppnr, By alilnanN OF Otherwise.
1I.,ao and dated al Ellsworth aiorcsald OH th1
''' 10y '5,p N''''.' CoRrCtjA ToT'NG.
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M u 4 ID Z r Z r

of the ,'hiags Ep@lisir" - pags Tor tie fun
Cemmtfettl Course tlit ejaculation, time HnInt
ed. snl pay for ii"atd, Washing. tu,I, Light,
Rooms tRtiY furnished and e,rcd Tor by servant
aud 'tetion in Common English pee tcl1n of l.
Merks. Ihr community
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E As I r. GIL cGY.
The World Astonislled
ATag{5f rWnNpEfF,l .s3vJ-A TIoFs
MADE'8Y TIlL ulsEAT - s'fROIDGlsT,
NIn.lnrms. IL. a. PEsY Sc f(sD.


Shrr2avcls .cci,ts NeismortaI ewes husw. She
Restores 10 laal}nr tl0ee WHIT, from ao!efut
r.cHtE, cHt~tinph"s, In luJg loss Of ieial-
ions audairrnd- )es OF fisney, Sc, have BECOME
dasi UnGrrt, She brings together ti!osrlonE cptar
Htct eVCs Information Cuutrrutns: absent friends,
or lovers, restores lost OF sta}efs property, tell,
yOu the business yGH arc Jestqualu,cd 10 pursue
and III y Aab you viii b. most successful, eauses
speedy marriages and tells y9fl the very day You
VII! marry, eT1s you The name. likeness aud char
antetiStics % - 91ersor. SO reals yoT very
thoughts, anil BY her alp slla2rnatural powers
unveils lie dark and hidden m-S,crcs Of the future
From Tie stars see in the fnnament--ihG NAL
cifc stlr TINT overcome or predominant IN the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aspects ana positions OF
the planets and the liked stars i'll the heavens at
,hc tiur 81 BIRTH She dcduces Inc future destiny OF
man. Fail not 10 -uli tli" greatest A. trologst
on earth. IL cost you but 4 tl1ie and yon may
never sgain iffve 60 vorah an opportunity.
Consultation te" with likeness and all desired in
formation. 81. ,>.c> living ii a distance car
consult iA" Nd.iaul' Is n4i1 with equal safety and
saiistl' itsn 10 themselves. Is il III person. fall
HUdrHT 1T ti..I I. HittvH oft VITA all inquiries
answered. am. httpesa enclosed, sent Dy mail on
rccctf OF prjrn above meat UHc,i. The s.rlctcst
sccresN W!ll he natutlilrtl, and al co respond
enrr returned o. dc iruycI. ECierance, Of the
highest order Furnished thtc desiring them.
Write Vlriils the day If the month and year in
whI,l %. nttc bort Cucly in.s a small locks OF
hair Ntifgss, =
MspAyE II a, rERRIGo,
J.. q. iIitN..# rs, BUFFALO, y. Y.
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Res. COLLECTIONS ef Instrumental 4

For III PIANO FORTE
lione Circle. ypls each, BIS, SO so
TOR 'PliH O GAN
For Z ~ e y fG - =
org llu4drsd oe2ratis Airs........... .
FOR : He VIOLIN
Execllsio Col!oat'sn 20 Pleyel's Duets 10
FOR Y DIN AND PIANO
Ihe I'ni0u Oh c(ion. Observation-Disclosures. Is
FOE FL UpE + ND PIANO
Wine. 5 FiptGald Piano puett...... rs
FOR AeCOI D8ON AND FLUIINA
winners ENreaior collection. ....... 70
FOR BRASS BANDS =
pn-"p's Eand Music. on Cards - Nos.
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