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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-11-28

no. you need a little sun and air."
said u physician TO a malded patient.
"lfI DO was the reply, IN wait till
get u husband" Patient maidon, -
Exchange.
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Before Jas Gaylord,

A. J. Yanaway = Co. Before Jas Gaylord,
vs.. j. F., Of Morgan tn,
James J.. Berry. Morgan County, Ohio.
The said defendant, james l.. Berry will
take notice that On The 9th day Of August, A..
D. 1867 soid Justice Of the Peace issued nh
attachment in the above action for the sum Of
of Sails.
HANNA POWER, Atty for PlrH.
McCounelsvillc, Sept. II. 1907.
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EOTICE.

There will no q petition presented to the
commissioners ofMorgan County, Ohio, OF their
next session praying Tor II view, location and
establishment of q Road beginning at McCoD.
nelsyille N said County tlcnup thcright hand
fork oil McConnclrs Kun TO tn" West boundary
line Of the Lane OF iIossorcll Whiple, deceased,
thence to McigEcrcck near the corner Of Lands
owned by r, Scysll, z.Cuddington a s. Bone
then TO the Town Of Arlington, then to the
M~uskingum County line near the n. East Cor
ner ofNolcutine Scvalls Land to be laid Mt tho
augle Of 8 deg.
July 25th, 1867. MANY PETITION Frs.
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James Watkins ". Sarah b. Watlins.
Sarah B. watkins, whose place OF residence
il unknown, is hereby notified that Juncs Wat.
kins did, on the Sth day Of July, 1887, file his
petition in the Office Of The Clerk Of the Court
Of Common Pleas, within and for the County
Of Morgan, and State oc Ohio, charging the se:d
Sarah b. Watkins with williul absence for the
period Of three years, aud asking that he may
be divorced from the said Sarah u. Watkins,
which petition will staid for hearing at the
November term, 1867, Of said Count.
JAMES WATKINS
BY srASBEuT & PrLE, his Atty's'
July ll-Gw.
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AdminislraIOr's NOTICE.

was on the 2lst Of August, 1857, duly appointed
Administrator, de bonts non, OF the estate OF
John g.. BROKER, dec eased, late Of Morgan
county, Ohio. SOLOMON D0zBA
OF II ,f067-Sw,
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, Ia, 4 pRTrrE TeUaH sToav:-George Kendall, of the

j A PRETTY TOUGH SToRY-George Kendall of The
aew Orleans Picayune, tells the following story:
salt, and good one, find, in comparing notes. 81
sailed or steamed with him some sixteen or eighteen
yenrs ago, between Charleston and Philadelphia on
she Osprey, then running regularly in that trede
She was slow steamer, but staunch oIe.; We had
aspec!es OF adventure onsboa1d which I shall not
soon, soon forget; The first morning after crossing
Cnarleston bar, somewhere off GeorgetoRn il nv
memory serves me, we were all, good number Of
pagsengeftsSs f. get1y enjoying ourselves the
When suddenly The bow OF the steamer struck,
some hard substance k'chug, checking her upgn1-
denly, and :cansing her TO culver from stenSs to
stern: Al rushed to the sides, both larboard and
starboard, expecting to- BEE q huge log or piece Of
9 wreck pass by; but nothing could be discovered;
not even . limb or piecevf. plank: #Thpro was er.
clteinent and Wonder On board, and, as the steam
e1 passed on, many eyes were cast asteru; expect
ny TO see some kind Of drift turn up; but alt was
smooth-not speck cemeto tie surface-the pas
sengers soon returned to their books or segars,
and IN half an hour all was forgotten. -
This was about 10 o'clock IN the morning. AZ
Ger dnEers whlo l was talking With the captain
ne engineer came up and quietly said that some
ste am, but the Osprey was running T o Knot % or a a
knot and q half slower .than:-u usual. He had ex-
ahmed every part Of the machinery, and found all
The mate was called, and he, too. was It a loss
had noticed that tine vessel was not up to harr
>ns4M speed yet could not account for il. But in
pialned the cSt-Water Of the Osprey rank and Deep
had struck enormous trunk turtle directly in tie
side, had gone about halfway through the mon
through the water ahead to the great detrimeat Of
her harI speed @ church door, showed sideways,
much more than did this huge turtle, who was,
Of COURSE lying fast asleep on the surface when
struck Nor was il an easy matter to disengase
him. a nuIndsIo os men, with hatchets and axes,
we're sent down and first cut Oh the turtles head
which, as large as a bucket was drawn on de;;k
and taken on to Philadelphia as a trophy. The
or twelve hundred pounds, was next cut; away, and
when once loose from her strange companion, the
Osprey sped on ut her usual rate. In all my nau-
hcal "reminiscences, I do not lecoeot having read
of similar occurren nce. M"
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XllR {gail1y 1. }Neear }J $.
JRsDAY MORNING, MAY o.. 1867.
DESERTED.

Tho river flowed with tho light on its breast :
And tho waves wcrp cldyinc by I
And the round. red sun went down in tho west.
When my loves loving lips TO my lips wero prcss'd.
Under tho evening, sky !; '-g :.
Now weeping alone. by the river stray,
For my love has left INC this many day
Left mo to droop and die
Az the river flowed then, tho river &c VS. still,
In ripple. and foaul nul spray; Y.
On by tho church. AID round hy the hill, =
Aud undor the siuicc by tho old burnt mill,
And out to tho fading day Z;
But lovc it no moro for the delight grows cold,
When the song is sung. and tho tale is told, L
q And the heart is given away. W M
Oh river run farl Oh. river, run fast
Oh woods, ,doat on to the sea -.e
For tho sun has gone down on my beautiful past
And the hopes that Like bread on the waters cast
Have urifted AWAY Like thcci ~
So tho dream is. hed, apd tho day it is done,
And my lips will murnur the narne OF one
Who will never come back to me.
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Moneka. for New YorI-d1ss curtis. r
Iedson and Indy. Mrs Moflatt and children Miss z
Nnnan Master Nunnn Kenneseon, wife aud children
good. Meyer aanGhty, ond in stccrage. %
Fcrnaadiua via savannah-E wheeler ana LADY Rev Dr.
HUI; J salyo and lady. " Younts, 9 Brock. Rev
> bur{on Hooker, Huntinston. R Admins. Ell O.
Aoans, " Connart, Davis Loornis, A Enslow
y1 1a G1pt Peck Peck Mrs. Mrs Phillips Miss ruttoraeld M5s
Wcs Miss Wells, Linden, E Tilson and lady ID
Mnthcson, $ Fl lain, " G Lewis and lady. 8 Snnsr d
b Heywvl, Miss NJ o'Keete.J 8 Lithner. G Gardner,
n. MISS Jonsins Miss Reod Mrs Hewett and son. DR. N
Per steamer Fannie. from Savannah, va Hilton Head
and Beaufort-E w Beckett md wife, G II WokeAold q
Forsyth, Faulkner and wife " Il Howard. Rev J
'Gems, Mrs McNelty, and deck 80 \ - M
Per steamer Emilio, from GoopCetown q C-Nries
Mustard Dir Laohicotte ard daughter Alexander Miss
10 S11aan M T Gennlo Mr. PrnRle Payne. a Perper, Z
Per steamer " Frazier. nom Ed1sto and Rockville
Lodovtci, Major Evorson. Dr. W N Bailey. Il La
Farley Master Newho.d n Whaley and &c deck. . --.
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A medical gazette. published at Lyons. france
is ont IN favor OF reducing all animal bodies, in
cludng the human, that are not utilized
thus used for illuminating spurposes..4It argus
thus byHR process of com6ustios4 in retorts a
corpse Of ordinary dimension may be made TO yield
which, at cost Of twenty centimes per cubic
foot, would gave value OF about five francs for
deceased friend OF about medium size" :Should
Ghe idea Sbeadopted- and who knows what NAV
come to pass in this age Of mechanical miracles.
silent people uil after 1eath, be looked upon na.
decidedly gdsssf dullest be regarded AS b,.is-
K1st AZ she brightest, and those who could never.
get npa aharp saying will end in - reto7t. But
hold, no one:shouM make ltahL Of Qrape subieot.E
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x HEATz. FEE ToI; DEFENDING FENrANs-aIR. SEW
AHo m sFRoyB1 Eft being announced that the
has SENT in bill for $50 900, it has become uues-
taon by what authority the State Department. as
snmes to employ counsel in such cases; and dis
about the matter in the Senate. The Senator be-
nayes there Is I no authority for such procedure,
,and. says II Will bring Mr.: Stewards Republican
also affrns that MI. Seward has no frionds in tho
Senate on the Republican side, and remarks that
could be have been permitted to hear the debats
in executive session Oh the Russo-Amercap treatv'
and he;langusge therein applied to him, be would
certainly and feel that had fallen far ont of
the way that leads to the Republican heaven.
. ett - NeaD York. JEoyt;I5
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Florida Ifai1l,,lsi.... ii :.

General spragne, commanding the District OF
Fl9rida lefs OF. Monday last fos Atlanta;
with Major General Popesnpon matters Connected ~
with From Atlanta he proceeds to
Tallahassee Hl,h g to meet his Exeellency Governor
zens to know that there is q cordial intercourse
md understanding .between; his ExceIlency, Gov.
Walker and General sprague, giving. to eaeh other
\ . MUTUAL support in the sisohargs Of their varied
soon commence throughout the State, when; It Is
hoped there Will ;bera renewed energy and activity
among all Glasses. IE many are dsfanchised, Il
others have do privilege af casting ii the shs votes as
upon which deyolyes the future prosperity Of our
State -!V Au9asstine Ezu,nirer. .;,s,..
e SILK CULTURE IN FL0R1DA.-This is o.! rtatteir
which should receive the early and .careful atten
the Savannah Newe and Herald says It st oae time m
Augustine There is no reason why the northern
counties Of Florida should not produce this ysI,.a
ble,etaple asextensivey and proftably as The Ital
inn State Of Lombar5y: Two varieties hate lately
yecinusand e. .i.-->:Tt ynlltin-the castor bean
silk worm and The ailacanthus silk worm. Unlike
the mulberry silk worm, both OF the newly i'm
ground as palms christa, or castor oil Bean. and
the ouenloor tree Of heaven, grows az luxnriantly
in Florida as in: the Celestial Empire.
This variety Of silk should be introduced, II
1nacany it is grown with: success bidding fair to
supsrcede the mulberry silk worm. The ailanthus
silk hasa rich, even beautiful appearance, and
wears Ike leather; but is venting n,ainly IN that
peculiar glossy Appearance Of thst epm BY the
mulberry silk worm. The Minorcans, who forms
tho tn bulk Of our population came originally trom
the islands and shores Of the Mediterranean, where
gllk wine, corn, oil and Huts fEonstiEuten at once
ehe me. wealth and @ the country The
PIE, skilled IN the production Of these stanleS and
that N measure viii be obtained BY directine tfe
lnsusay Or the Mlnoreaa,s the pursuits 81 sheir
flowing, and We shal have eorn to 81 se 81 1 soeyeI5
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Of the Medical News and Library relates four cases
OF death from the inhalation OF chloroform The
first was Of LADY, twenty years Of age, living in
Bloomington, Illinois. She was apparently in good
health, but suddenly expired after .nhaling about
drachm of chloroform given for the relief of pain
inthe extraction OF: teeth. Three days previously
she had inhaled chlorufOrm md had six teeth ex-'
traoted without any, bad effect. The second case
sas ontle occasion Of heperformance Of an opera
tien: by Professor Hamlltons rof New York. Tho
patient was robust woman! The third case was
sof man IN the hospital at Toronto, Canada, to
whom chloroform wns administered preparatory;
to tying the external lilac arter The fourth cuse
occurred in st, Mary's Hospital London It was
that of a, stableman, to whom obloroform was ad-
ministerial to fnciitate the reduction OF adisloca-
ted thumb. This and the first mentioned case are
additional proofs OF the correctness of the state
Eent made: q days ago in our article on chloro-
form, hat by far largest proportion OF deaths
has occurred In the most trivial operations.
ss:..$3.;tsl Il, 80 [Phiddelphiq LEDGER ~
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The Charleston cotton ,c z aIarker M L..

The Charleston Cotton Mnxket. 49,: 81 d. \ :
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAIIYsNFwss +:
CHARIiEsroa. Wednesday, Evening, May aS1s67.
Prices have softer tendency with only slight stock
and limited demand Sales 1880 bales say-s At Il at
"a y at; Is 40 at 50 at 25 u: and bales
at %. We quote: Ss -''f %@ .*Ss55;5ssss
Low AiiddHng. y. "a mea
A1iddling .2Ak@25
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fta with feelngs Of pride American manufactured,
oeen received py recently: N - =
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Il MME ERCIAI.
',,-@
~: y-G Exf1orra.

f,orrs, ~ \ @
NEW YoRk-Per steamship Moneka-57 bales Cotton
50 bbls Rostn 100 bales Yarn and Doestics SO bbls
" Vegetables, 40 Packages. 1, - 4 -
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Dr. W A. CuIoG, Surgeon Of TIE Tcnth yern nont Re
ginent wrttes:-"I wish eve-y soldier had nostle of
Plnsstatioa htters They are the nost elective, per
fect and: harmless tonic ever used ..a. III
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Augusta Market,

AUGrsTA. May e -F1sAac1A1.-Go1D- Advanced:
DreRezs s9gs are srying at 155 and selling at 1sa
SEcnnEr1E:-Of NIL hRda quiet s:}l.ss. .
tGoIFoNtEThers appeared to be . good demand for
summed and lower grades Of Cotton day Otherwise the
market was quiet and dull Mddng is worth about aS
and strict to a Sales amounted 10 ls7
as folows: A3 at 2o II at a. 80 at Q2 at
Receipts II balen. .%8lG9s%--7T -, - Sg1asaS -
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Mobile Market. I.

. MOBILE, May 4.-CorroN- market opened ouiet.
y, and some sales were made below quotations but with
an improved demand sellers Obtained full prces and st
the close sales were difficult to make at our a1urea
rhe market closed firm ut 20 Sales 1900
e GozD-l36ala7. I'll tH7sS$t
2FRANcs-$S GAY. y 1ss gs=s% W
srEn 1914 for aixty days and 145 tnr seht, @
New York Sight par checking. and discount buy
y New Orleans sight par 4 4. ;j
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GIVE TT AGFATR-TRIAT,

THIs SOAP REQUIRES ONLY To=BE USED 70
- - prove Its superior quality Use It you would
tias it, super any ether aztte,e In mas1et For
sale by Grocars gene: ally. &9gs 4 q
Manufactured by -aYLOR ( YOUNG. No 1ss Front
" M 3l#s$ ts aRUBER MARTIN. s
No. cs6 King street. !!
a. BIsCHOFF 4 Co.,
RI tt Ss.sS.t,:. - No. 197 East Bay
q H. IN. GEO. ". WILLIAMS CO.. ~
~ Corner Church and Hayne s$reetS
-.s;'iis !! 2DOWE-& NOISE Drs1ggtBfs =
aE5- Ss22:t- (+L.,{: ~; No. 157 Meeting street.
yanuary n d - a - vt,nSroo
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4 Tn " 1ch 93s
Ine expofts 617 bales for New York, Sol


Providence. -5ssa -. = tS1's -
sUeAR AND Mo1AssEs-Th receipts stn1c 4yesar5a a.
comprise So hhde Sugar and II barrels Molnsses Te1
were onye few retail ssies Of domestic Productions
and We quote 7as6c per 1b for inferior sunar
12kc fn mir 1So for. .fuly ftr, 4or prime
11t for seconds and 139sat0c yellow rarifed *
Lot BARRELS Mol&sses, scmas fornonti and scma
prime sold at $50 per gallon. Tho market for Cuba
Sugar end osasses well supplied, but is extremely
dull. AcaTgoD4 Molasses sold private terms and
700 boxes Sugar at 1915 u and iasc per ib as Ii
quality Weeks recetpts 81 bids Sugar sS bbls Mo.as
sea Y ExpoEfa9 hhds Sugar, 20 bbls Molacses. ~ ".
CoRN-Is IN good supply and demand Tho sales
tod q sacks Of which 200 interior at 81
IS; 106Owhite, 200 do, and 5000 white and ye,
lgMst s1 1oco niIed at y ass 6s2 ut 81 1000
sL ;buahsl Weeks sales 90 lso sacka Receipts
1857 89a- ExqortcI SsI:
fuller and those foegn ports arc rrrsr
They axe Ac by gteam for New York, 10
1or BOSTON: Steam EeW York and Boston $50 per sack
tor bbi fr Flour, and C0a65c for Pork
sat tor for cotton; Havre
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n MARINE NEWS.
RT. OF CHAR

r. z Arrived Yesterday.
Is sehr % = ann Deas. nom West Point MIL is bbls Rice.
Steamer dictator. co1etsar paiaia, Vi. .actsonye.
eSnsnps @Ir 4s and g. bale Wool
Bros. 9 Briokley, Wersing s Hunting. Il &.
a dSs m via Hilton Head
W H Hnrrieon. Carmalt I4ll.3 s.,i
s@ ans sa bes
Creighton, W Williams 4 Co. Klinck. w1ckenberg 4
g I EerS Col aqt,saes
Mdze.. To Getty, Lieut. Col J Low, and others
/, @ Cleared Ycstcr1Iny.:.,
Steamship Moneka, Lehby New York-wilts Chisolm.
% Went to Sea Yesterday.
Steamship Moueks. Lebby, New York.
Steamship Ariadne, Sawyer. New YORK. ~,
sesE s 1za %HnSSs Gne q. asf'so
Schr Manantco. Csypole, Philadeiph1s 49,
sem scnr "1n ''0.' James = - = Northern Port. it
LIST OF VESSELS
or. cLEAREDAND SAILED FOB THIS PORT.
y. N zeff:..:i:F EIaN.
yss:.s.ts L s:.~- LIVERPOOL.
zsB E ssaas cleared g
-: ;@s$ $FEwponr; ENG.
The Coming Hooaway, sailed. April 1s
r.; 81 souTuAsR1oS. II
Tho Allen R1arten sailed. Feb
z.i, & 3s r: 30 MEsT1c. ,,ts.-ts,..
nEIFAsT, NE. TN ~, l.fe
Brig Proctor Coombs sailed.
::s.i.;s7ss44 ::s.s5.s,72ss nosros. :t, /.
The, The Whitney long Hayss cleared April 80
Sxw TonE.
Brig "a Bradshaw Weeks, clears d. May
Brig Chesapeake, Ncwhnn, cleared. May
schr Shiloh Hubbard, May
sehr. 3 Branahan. Hnssey, cleared: Nay
EsS aAITIkoKE--. So
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/ Among: thechtefpotnts Of exceaune of the Ohicker
ing Pianos Of which speak the renowned arst in their
ara possible dspth. richness an volume Of
tone combined With a Inra eri1ancy. oaarnesa and
surpr1sng duration. OF soond the purs and
quality o1 which never changes under the
During paat years thishrn has manu-
4:
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Z ~
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Your pianos uupsrior 70 any hSve ever soen "a
this country or 10 Europe. = - !; "a:
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csps1ls q mees every sentiment. 4his Is y
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James ~. Weak Esq. - S@.57c -5 - - -.
alx DEAR s1: have crest pleasure LII ashtnR youto
convey to Mssars Chiekertng the expre ston Of; nv
highest appruVato of their instrument It's Icon slider
not merely the best instrument of Acr1can fao.
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Letter from the Rev. N. Z. drLDs, st. CairsSl. Pa
GES1L1:hEa: were xty6 enough OF. a iorr.cr oc
casson to send hail dozen botiss Of pan:.tiop
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beneat from the use Of these Ri:t.1s lasrs er 10
continue them, aud Eoa VIII plessa sena y: bottles
more for the raoEey eacIcgel.
am, very sru!5, 10 re- ..
t..s II. e. Gl-D5 Pastor Ger. Iso. s,;,ur.h
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EUROPEAN TESTIMONIALS.

Received during he month Of August, 1895.
:. .&ss LoNDoH, July rs 1867.
iHHss1s. CKnczERrse 4 soNs-Gients:t1 4 have much
pleasure tn enclosing document signed by the frst
oomposers nustcans and prutes. In Europe held
your Pianos IN such high estimation uide my cortin.
cate) ehas fet It my duty to take OF them with ne
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ioEwasdat The same t1no. Aletter received from my
friend. M Coard which am sure must ha gratiIy.
1ave tho honor to be, gsutlcraen yours very truly
{. :. ..;:@;- s- t--r-5l ,t., JAMES NJ WE'LL
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NOTICE TO SAILORS OR R.IA1ngIGRANTS.
~; HOTEL Oh BOARDING-HoUaE KEEPERS -.
go sS1.. OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL. - Il.
=,s ss:i. March Is, 1867.
the Legislature, passet tho 20th day Of December
al persons ccncerped hereby notified to can at
ths Ccs and take ont the required license immediately
gss5s S5s4 & .$ss5: W.H. SMITH,
@ '.. !, 22s2TG.i. =- - Clerk Of Council
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Such preparation thus Is heartily wish In rvory
family. IL every hospital, and hand on .vs:y hattie
beld- q. ". D. ANpREWs Superintendent.
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Be sure that every bottle tee facsimile OF on.
signssureon aeaa plato l.pel with private s.mr
over the corx. .s... .l.a .M.0.# ~
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'--- y - :. '".< 5ss. -s~si ID
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WORLDS FAIR. LONDON;

sTIzALB EIkG's OPINION.
!! consider Ohickering sons'. Pianos, beyond com.
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Chairman OF jury On Ausical Instrumsn y.
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=, :, - :. Y. IoNDon, July 10, 1864.
GENEs: Ihsve been invited by Mesars Collard t.
try ntGfand -Rtano-forto manufactured by You And
no hesitation In eadorsing tho opinion my old
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Jawses H. -W4hsf Esq-.- " - S>~:-st s
my Dean sn: As sou are going back to the Uaitsd
etstes, must beg You 70 remember kindly 10 tbs
Messrs ChickerinR. Tell them was delighted With
Ptanofor1e-os good SAStyrt-new lh;nf
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