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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-12
PROOFS OF THE SUPERIOR QUALITY oG.
-5jg9b ~" TfJGCoF THE haf 9'4I9g 1-.f q,
AMERICAN WATCH,
MADEzAT
-'-9HW WAETHAM, MASS. 9TnF

The American Watch Company, Of Waltham,
Mass. respectfully su bmt tn at their Watches are
cheaper, accurate, less complex, redurable.
better adapted for general use and more easily kept
in order and repaired than any other Watches in
the market. They are simpler in structure, and
therefore stronger and less likely to be p ired than
the msjority of foreign Watches, which are COM
posed of from l25 to 800 pieces while in old Eng
lish Watch there are more than 700 parts How they
run under the hardest trial Watches can have, is
shown by the following letter: -H' 1i'z'~ l''"- %
PENN. RAILROAD COMPANY. I"
OFFICE OF THE GENERAL SUPERINT NTENDENT,l,
-'lI ALTOONA. Pa, Is Dec, 1865. \ y
Gentlemen: The Watches manufactured by you
have been in use oh this railroad for several years
by our enginemen, to whom we furnish w Watches as
part of our equipment There are now some three
hundred of them carried on our line. and w con
slider them good and reiab e time-keepers. Indeed,
s1e Us less trouble and ba9e worn and Do wear
much longer without repairs than any " adhesive
a1are' we formerly trusted to those Of English man
ufacture, of acknowledged good reputation; but as
class they never kept time as correctly, have
they done as good service, yours. f.lHl 7EW t-.
In these statements | am sustained by my prede-
-cessor Mr. Lewis, whose experiences extended over
Sefi'S Oh years. EbWRRD bSWSsafRsDf5 H WILLIAMS.
/ E5qG!ao :. !I General superintendent. D.
AHsertcGn Watch Co., WGltllans. 5f.., ..,f.5 o..
/ We make now five different grades of Watches,
named respectively as follows: -.
Appleton, Tracy & Co., ,y, % Waltham, Mass
Waltham Watch Company, Waltham, Mass.
p S. Bartlett, .,,...-..... 1;- Waltham, Mass.
VIM. Ellery, y,-.....--.-. Boston, Mass.
Home Watch Company, .,,: Boston,, Mass.
All of these, with the exception of the Home
Watch Company are warranted by the American
Watch Comp .ny to be of the best material, on the
most approved principle. and to possess every requi
site for sfeliable time keeper. Every dealer SELL
ing these Watches is sproyided with the Company's
printed card of guarantee, which should accom-
pany each Watch sold, that buyers may feel sure
that theJ are purchasing the genuine article. There
are numerous counterfeits and limitations of our
watches sold throughout the country, and we
would caution purchasers to be on their guard
against imposition. g, -,-- rsF-4. Biz f.-. -
Any grades of Waltham Watches may be pur-
chased of Watch Dealers throughout the country.
+ ROBBINS & APPLETON, -r
t..E tlsu1S2 Broadway, New. York.
Jun 'ff IN i-s yTtaHaa ai eo --1.. o.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-12

PoMINENT among Wilson's toadles, when
he was in New Orleans, were Sheridan's
military Mayor Heath and an ancient ne
gro named Jordan. They rode through the
streets together in a barouche, Heath be-
ing on one side of Jordan and the Colone'
time the two Southern worthies were seer
in the streets together was when the.
turned out to escort the federal prisoner
of Bull Run, Heath as an active member
the Confederate (HomeI Guards, and Jor
dan as Captain of a company of coloref
TCbnfederates. On that occasion they, con.
Hducted many of the comrades of Wilson
colonelcy, and would have had the sat
Hi,faction of, escorting Wilson had not tn
better part of the Colonel's yalor impelle
himto forego that honor for this safer ciyi
L. -. - n aas Ia ri Il
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-12

e. A ACURIosITY.--We saw a young lady Of
Fourth street yesterday dressed in the ''ti.
oifashion;" SO much 50 that she looked a.
ifI her head had been struck by lightning
and her dress was made for, an vumbrell-
COVER Shades Of departed great grahGs
mOfhers lwhat curiosity she was to gag
upon. It's awful Loaisrills Democrat. i"si
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-12
WHY NOT USE THE BEST?

OVER TWENTY YEARS. increasing demand
has established the fact that .MATHEws' VENETIAN
est, the most reliable. and most convenient. Conn
plete in one bottle Dees not require any previous
ton OF the hsr; frSnSe; NO croek &C @ OF
ferred. A child can apply it, ALWAYS gives satis-
faction. Only as cents bottle. Sold everywhere.
-r6 A. l. MATHEWS. Manufacturer, N. Y.
DEMAS BARNES & CO., New York, Wholesale
Also, MATHBws' AREIoA BAR GLOSS for T
storing and dressing the Hair. ..
june19 deod1y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-12

r. HRLMBoLp,S EXTRACT BUeHU and IM-
PBoyED ROSE WASH cures secret and delicate dis
orders in all their stages, at little expense little or
no change in diet, no Inconvenience and no expos
ure is pleasant in taste and odor, immediate In
its sction and free from all injurious properties.
feh21-dlY L.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-12
The following interesting intelligence is
received via Havana:
TlMpIco, Nav 80.

vlzs.,, a. .e1oiJo .g1sl IAllMiPIco, MAY. 81.
General Gomez stiIl holds out. Hayine
pronounced against Juarez and in favor O.
Ortega, or, the morning of the 14th instani
portion of the garrison reyolted Ia favor
of FJuarez, when. 2 fight ensued in the
streets lasting i've hours. The reyoltet
party was finally put to flight. Some of
States steamer Yantic and the merchant
vessels in port, and many were shot Will,
seeking places Of safety, The forces o
Juarez are drawing their lines around thi
place, and there will probably be battl'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-12
! Russian Gypsies.

! In the saloon at the end of the suite of
Oems We eJfopnd seated company of some
forty gypsies.z Tae faces were the same as /
those which LondoheTs know SO well at
Ascot and EPSON (; but instead of being
dressed in rags and tatters,, these gipsy
men and women were clad in rich silks and
gorgeous colors, which contrasted strange
ly with their dark olive skin and taWny
hands. Here, as much as fnz Hungary,
England, France Or Italy, or in any country
where i have seem them, they looked as
ever ssa, strange people in a strange sland.Y.
Tawdry, and Yet not vulgar; zbrazen look
ing, and yet not immodest in aspect: with
out breeding of any Kind, and yet not af-
fected, they sat as anconcerted before the
Royal party they Were summoned to amuse
as If they had been encamped on sWads-
worth common or stealing their way be-
Derby day. Some had beads and some had
jewels, some wore silks and others cotton Z
but they all alike looked aliens to our mod
ern costume and manners. The women,
seated in circle, gazed upon the scene
with their large, dark, 1asciyious eyes, as If
they possessed sort of magic power to
attract those who looked upon them. The
men stood behind, tambourine in hand,
! istilESand, to all outward look, utterly un-o
concerned. T Then the Governor gave the
signal, and the entertainment began. 1t is
! impossible to describe it in words. A long,
] low, cultural cry from, the mouths OF all
the women seemed to open the ball some
times wailing, sometimes piercing in shril-
liness, but always fitted to a strange weird
harmony, the sound of,many voices rose
and felb Then one or two of the hand-
soonest and youngest took up their dia-'
logue in a sad singsongton and then, be-
| fore you exactly knew when song changed
to motion, the women were whirling round
in wild fantastic measure. The strange
feature was, that their feet hardly seemed
to move. The arms were thrown forward
and up and down again, the head rocked
to and fro, the body quiyered, the shoulders
/ shook, and with every pulsation of the
frame the chorus of seated women shrieked
( in unison. Somehow the feet moved, but
you could scarcely trace their motion. IL
you fancy woman walking in her sleep,
half fastened to one spot with terror. hal,
maddened with a fever of, passion which
sets in motion every muscle of her frame,
you will form some idea of that gypsey
dance, which began with cry and ended
with a scream. When the spasm was over
the women seemed to subside at once into
their wonted apathy, and listened languid-
ly enough to the compliments paid them
by their Russian admirers. Indeed, ex-.
cept curiosity to see the Prince of Wales,
l c uld not observe any trace of their taxi
ing any interest in what, to them, must
have been an unwonted spectacle. The
dances were repeated several times.-A
month in Russia during the marriage Of the
Csdraoitz. -, i..-. - - J.5 f-a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-12

ACCIDENTAL insurance, companies IN
England paid the policy held by the hell
Of murdered man, arguing that murders III
an accident.rHd u ,g1o.os3 .z12o-gtioi bua %
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-12
Race Di.tInciions.

Agassiz, the naturalist. and the best au-
thority in this country upon questions OF
natural science, says that not only is the
blood of the negro chemically different
from that of the white man, but .is-f-s.
There is not bone in the Negroes body
which is relatively the same shape, size,
articulation. or chemically OF the same
composition, as that of the white man."
The matter Of color-the only distinction
between the races which Radical can see
is the very smallest and most unimportant
of the differences. Agassiz maintains that
the negro is distinct creation. The found
ers of this Government took the same view,
though they were not prepared through
long and careful research, like the natural
ist, to demonstrate their theory as he docs
with, s,stubborn facts.n They had a sufic-
lent CLEAN of the truth to class the African
as a negro, and not as man. and to ex-
clude him from share in the Government.
The ssall amen' of the Declaration of Inde-
pendenee, therefore, meant just what was
irteaded-to the exclusion of negroes who
were never designated or thought OF as
such were the facts, without reference to
mental oryfnoral Qualities, physics powers,
or any other general or peculiar character
istics.ui It Is q singular fact in this connec-
tion, that mot as single Radieal--however
blessed with scientific knowledge has
evershad the courage to grapple with this
subject.tg If there are any oseieDtlhc men
among them they shung investigation as
"poisened Upas.n The factis easuggestiye
one, and should not be losttupon the peo-
pie Of the country'-H HqsTisbaTq Patriot.i1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-12
100000 VALUABLE GIFTS.
10 PLAN OF ID, DRAWING. .atW ING.

Duplicate numbers from to 500. 900 are pIscedinl
q wheel; the lst number when drawn ou0 draws
the highest or first gift; the I'd number (when drawn
oqD the next highest second gift, &C.. until the
The distribution will take place after the Concert
where 5000 persons can witness it. A committee
VIII be chosen from the audience to take charge of
All .ents and purchasers will be supplied with
correct list of the Awards as soon as published.
HOW no OBTAIN TICKETS.
Orders may be sent to us. enslosipg the money
from 81 to S25 in regstered letter STAMP enclosed
at our risk Larger amounts by pOstOfice order,
draft or express, at the following club rates: -
5tickets to one address,. - so Cd
% % ''.'.'.':--'--s;is 0SO 0S
l5Oi3-z} Is.E" es ......i. ~ 90 j Z
HF Under and in pursuance of the provisions of
sioner Of internal Revenue. has upon due proof,
granted permit to the Southern Orphans Associa-
ton to hold its Gift Concert exempt from all charges,
from special tax other duty in respect to
such Gift Concert.
o-s r EF ER EN- ES..- ..-..
Gen. G. T. BEAUREGARD. New Orleans.
Brig. Gen. JEFF THOMPSON, New Orleans.
Mai Maj Gen. B. HS BHHCKHEk, x ) Fl New Orleans.
Nal. Gem. Gem ". Ii. Bk6WN. W iAHs late . U1 . s. A.
e STIEFE, Piano Manufacturer. Baltimore.
CD. CD MUM 9UMFokb. = Richmond, E: iS Va. d. r-
WM. A. WRIGHT, Augusta. Ga. .-.....
All orders and communications should be address
ed to the Central Office.
| SOUTHERN ORPHAN ASSOCIATION,
P.o. BOX 500. 1s Holiday street. 10
| mayl3-deodtjel5 Baltimore, Md.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-12

FOR NON-RETENTION OR INCONVENIENCE
of Urine irritation, inflammation. liberation of
the bladder, or kidneys, diseases of the prostate
glands stone in the bladder calculus gravel brick
dust deposi and all diseases of the bladder kid
neys and dropscal swellings, '"- 49, '. =
r usE HELaBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT BUcHU-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-12

IMroRrA4IoNss on ,WHEAT.AIn 1887 q,
great deal of Wheat was Simportedie III frodm
Europe, especially from Odessa, in the
Black Sea, lust as Wese7e impoftinga great
deal in 1861. IN 1887 the. price suddenly
fell, and the importers suffered heavy loss
esh There is danger of a like loss now. AS
In The West, SO in Canada, although the
season Is very back good haryests are
expected. hA' 9AiSA "a i '''' 1A'H 80. 80.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-12

Yet MADE OF Maximil III.
liam lana Hls OfsicersLMendez SnoiG
zhs iCommanaer OF maxi m iiian,s
oBodx.Euar "a snSt-Ffench bOff,cer-s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the wife Of
Prince esaIm.saina-lhE aximIlian StilI
.Sick-Rairamon Likely ato Dfe OF
-Esis'o ~ 6ahds- The 'TTeachery Of
YrE .,.,1.,l o. toa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-12

News from emlTampico-TheiP Place held
for OrteEa-FIerce Fight isetween
Ghe Two Parties n the GARRISON 2ycr
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-12
+. SPECIAL NOTICES.
AYERS eCATAARTlC E PILLS Q
A RE THE MOST

IA perfect tpurgative we
are. able to produce. and,
IS we think, has ever yet
been made by anybody
Thsir effects have, ,abuud-
4ntly shown to the COM
munityi how much they
excel the other medicines
n use. They are pleasant
sd safe to. take, butpow4
rful to cure. Their PEN
ezra ing properties stim-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-29

Sc. LOUIS, May eS.-The Helena, Hee<
tsns. Herald cfthe I'd says there b Hfssss
excitement in that Territory IN csseps
of Indian o1trages. vs
co War msssITss n.s: 81, plans and opera
49, 49, .s 80 sssSd solunteer doc ations cl
800 haS..~ &c, called for. Several ccm-
:. ~. ~cfe enrolled and organiysd 10 -
HIN, and the troops already mustered
we to leave Immediately under command
Of Col. Thoroughmas, although unacco0.
. ,nied by Gen. Meagher himself. for The
scene OF disturbances. @, Q. MseshR tssued
. psoclamation summoning Goo uounted
men INTO immediate SERVES, assuring then
thew shall be q full liberty 70 appropriate
and hold uhalessr hoeaoA ese1ss ma every
ihineis ths ~ sfsysils ny ~ e.essrs.
0s say s<hs Hsdseal 0osssnneae - ssseys
him upon his own rssesssss ana ~ wnl
take ssspouatilitv.
The Sioux fndians not enly planned ~
ateaek end dssgotass ~ oall111D ead.oses.
hut srs eowssl1 ID TX alltoA vssA The
mountain tsi5es. Thsy aeeess thAs ~
| nm Ssnslsass q an 80 Ana thsn Viz.
einis and Helene citiea. AI ~ -
Col Neil vas appointed to command thu
Helena troops. Il 70 sueeestsd to Invite the
friendly Flat Heads TO join the whites n
the campaign.
Large bodice Of hostile Indians are re-
ported to be operating in Ga'latin Valley.
A daily line Of stages Is runnir 8 betNeeu
Benton and Helena.
Omaha dispatches says: Reports have
been received here OF more Indian depSsda
tons near Fort Litamie.
Gen. Argus and staff lefs lsst night foI
the front. A company o. The 81 cavalry
will act as escort from IT. Mcphcssou.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-29

BY Telegraph May 2s.
Flour-Dull and heavy-buyers scarce. and il
is difficult for sellers 10 get ofiers. The sales
are small that II is impossible to quote prices
for the different grades OF spring ,xiras, and il
! 10 the impression that prices must 90 much low
| err. sales Of white winter extra ut 15. 62IS -
| spring extra 2 0o@is.cc.
| Rye Flour-eo0.
! Wheat Remains unsettled, and sC7ioc. lower
on No. 2 There is apparently little or no de-
mand; prices are controlled by one party sal a
10 hold but few cars. The market opened at
2sS, but soon fell TO ST. No. l spring nominal
at 90 without buyers, hut regular and nominal
with sellers at some houses AT l.so /; holders at
iavorite houses ask l.65@l.7o; lots in bags and
| bulk on the track are unsaleablc, and 10 10 i'm
| possible to quote prices
Corn-No opened 10 higher before change
at O., ruled throughout the morning. dsclin-
ing. closing on change a 05L@l.o3k; the
last sales beiBg at outside prise. The stste of
the weather enters into the calculations Of deal
ers, aud despite the dullness and decline in the
East sustaised the msrket here. No. not 40
active. and lower a S9Q1l COX. closing With
buyers AZ esHc; rejected doll. VI ss@9oo.
Osts-No. excited and very irregular car
lots and regular selling q the same figures. and
both reaching 7se.; bur Just q the close . lib
eral business wa done Soc; there were sellers
I'll morning. hosever, for weak 1t 7Sc.
kye-Dull ut yesterday priees; the last sales
were made n the inside Rgures-l.46 No. 2
and regular nominal.
Barlsy-Dull and weak; no buyers for any
but car lots; No. 2 sold st s00l.oo ia store ,
closing q 9Oe.; rejected. noninal q 76c.
Pro, isions IN srket dull for most articles Of
hogs product. the only demand being lots to al
orders for consumption, and in most cases lime
its given BY buyers are below sellers Views
Sides, shoulders and hama ere ostisles noet
wanted quotations STE 32.95Q29.7S for mess
posk sl.oo ior. prime mess; lsooAls o. fer
extra prime; sx0l0c. In ronsh; il9<Ql9 fc-
short clear lcssSs le1< for shcrt ribbed, SD "
@eH for eu1ber1aod nid1les; llk@i2X for
prime lard 7s<QSc for loose SHOULDERS; lSQls
Nc. for sweet picked hams.
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ONO.

CISCSHAyI. May 2S.-Thc Buckeye Club
races were well attended to day.
The first race Of the Burnet House Club
two mile heats, for eco, forstour year olds
four horses we're started ID. ]. Grouse en-
tered Mack johnson, and Douglas entered
Duke OF Orleans; Alexander entered Mer
rill. and Kean Richards entered bay coll
by Lexington. The hrst t~o heats wers
won by Merrill. time So and 30.
The second race MAS mile heata Tor three
year olds, and $50 entranec., Mc0rnaE en-
tered Erin; Clay entered Rivoli; 0rigsby
and West entered Ph0uix Belle. R,vol
won in two strong heats; time l.6l3 and 1.b7
CLxvxIAxp, O., May 9s.-Ool. Seymour
Of the Usion Pacific RaiIsosd. 10 hsse ask
ing arrangements fol-. Senator Wads'p ex
cursion party across the plains.
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HAsLR DADS.
Chicago, Rock Island 4 Pacific
Railroad.

1861. Summer Advancement. 1867.
Trsinsrun by Chicago time which is twelve min.
utes faster than Davenport time
nNAND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL 90, 1857
~ and until further notice, trains will leave
Davenport daily Sundays excepted) ~ follows
Going hsst- lu Mail train st. .7 90, A. n.
ID Night express .s SIS, ?. H.
0eins west-lst. Freight Tor Kellogg add WASH
I'd. Express and Mail for Kellogg
and Washington, ......7.5 5 An
Arrive ct Davenport dsiIy, Sunday xeeptsd
FROM the Lsss-t:t Night express 81. = %, A =
ID Daily TX 4 mail. g 50, 2 =.
1s"" sne est" rfeisht from Kellogg aad
Washington q 30. p -
I'd. kxprees from Kellogg sad
Washington. ........e 2vP.n.
AZ Chicago With oil Eastern Routes.
Al LaSalIe with /. G. X. X for Duuleish. A.
Louis Cairo. Ac.
At Pond Creek With G. n. / O. R. r. for Bar.
hngton. keekuk and Quincy.
A. Peoria during navig atiop), with Packets
Tor all pointe on Illinois kiver.
Al KELLOGG. lowe City. and Waahineeon with
Western Stage Coz Stsges, for Ill points West
coathwest aud Northwest.
Sleeping Cosches ON ell Night tsaiss Through
stpal Easters Cities cad Towns.
7. A. HALL, Ass't Gen. Supt.
4. KsusAla, Asst ssps. Iowa Divssion.
n. n. nssls. Al, Davenport.
Davenport. April n. 1867.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, May 2S-To.morrOw night
"Wednesday, will close the anniversary ex.
eicises that have been held in this city since
last Tuesday, Il week ago to day.
The Missionary Union meetings com
menced their session this morning The At
tendance has not At all diminished and the
interest is as great as last week This SO
ciety is one of the most important of the
meetings, seinbracing in its field Of labor all
the foreign works of the denomination
Delegates arc beginning to leave, and by
Thursday scarcely one Of the 1000 who
have been In attendance will remain. Most
of the railroads out Of Chicago have been
very generous in passing the delegates 10
their homes free.
The presence of such large number Of
people has absorbed the atienaion Of the
people and created a profound impression
on every one.
A special to the Repubicon from Spring
Held, says the June term of the United
States Circuit and District Cosrts for the
Southern District Of Illinois, commences in
this city on Monday next. There are zoe
csees ON the Circuit Court docket, and 1876
on the District Cou:t docket.
Judge Treat, Of the District Court. il now
holding court in Indianapolis, on account of
the illness Of the Judge Of that district. ne
will arrive here on Friday next.
The city Of Quincy b0sds amounting TO
t36, 900 were received at<ehe Ssaae AutiIor's
once to-day for reRistratiOA.
The Toledo, Wabash q Western Railway
will eoon commerce the erection OF q new
passengef and freight depot q Hamlet. sbout
seven miles east Of this city
The 6tate House 10 being renovated for
The inception OF the members Of the extra
eeeeton Of The General Assembly. $50
The Corporation Foundry Association Of
the State Of lllioois, business once C Chi
cago. with capital slock Of $4,000. and
the Rome Co. for Peat MininR. and
Manufacturing company Of Rutland. with
capital stock Of $4,000, filed articles of
ORGANIZATION in the Secretary Of State Office
| yesterday.
A special from Huntsville, Ala. dated To. ,lav
says that last night Captain ID. II Brigham
Iate assistant door keeper in the ITni,ed
ates Senate, was taken from his house in
Athens, Lewiston county, Ga by a band Of
runians and after being severely handled
vas dsubed oil over with printers ,uk
Capt. Is. IL an uncompronisine Union man
and the rebels hate him.
A special 70 The Jedrnh from Des Moiues.
2Sth. says General T. r. buchanan, OF the
regular army, is now In this city for the
| purpose Of adjusting certain elaine Of the
State against the Government for expenses
incurred on the border Of the State in re
polling raids during The war.
A Milwaukee special says that ut Chester
while some men were raising . frame build
Ing the support gave way and the fame fell
Milling Mr. WaseertDsn. q prominent citi.
zen, and Charles 0itxhary1t. Several others
were more Or lGgD iD}0fed.
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NORMAL. ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
Il DIlV.EFPORT, Iowa.
RAasuTnITY.
= 4 DAp0O. 81 COE. "A. HAR4KR.

nm aEC0ND. ANNUAL TxkM OF TINS IN
p s6lenlton, IN connensc . .wDzs.DAY. e
loe6 10, - e0otlnaS TX wGmb. ssodng - Tuse-
cSSc{icas yin b savsu = ~ following Gspse-
Da0tS, Ije0eo0 q ic-rso1nody--vocM Cu1
$50 IN Also : dvs6 70 . Sss>kiigp isaeksn
-. Se@isr of me ssuarwi haze soai6s dime 70
devote to private teaeAiag, nd II q desired les
seae vim al.o - given on me hane Forte, Os8ss,
0ui1os, md Voice Culsnfs and Harmony.
lTUlTlO n.
~ IN CMss Exercises payable N advanec). 5000
~. All Who intesd becoming menbess d ~ Ac-
o6eng ehoold 0Ahs sp4lico1ton easly, eotiag peRie
Sily yhstAe' or not = 'sstssnsns ies prasa'es wn
FOR asy infosnatisn - Asssin leivea, e0dssss
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