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FROM INDIANA.
The Issue OF tho Election Doubtru

make the State ticket doubtful. For 81 count4
heard from, Democratic gain of 6709 is sho u
with Al counties to hear from, which will reqnl
a gain of 1872 in each county to give the State
the Democrats. The Democratic Central Coz
mittee claim the State and figure their majori|
at 1870 while the Republican Com mittee clai
2400 on the State ticket.
The Congressman elected are Niblack, Denl
crat. First District. Kerr, Democrat, Secon
Coburn, Republican, Fifth District. Carte
Republican, over Voorhees,, Democrat in Il
Sixth District. Orth, Republican, Seveni
District, by 700 majority. Pratt, Republical
District. Williams, Reoubicsn' Tenth. au
Packard, Republican, Eleventh District. III
Third District is still doubtful, both parti,
claiming it. Conceding 1t to the Democrats wi
leave the Republicans in Congress the same
now-S to 3.
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New York stock Quotations, 2 p. M.
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

DISTRICT COURT. No. l-Judge stroud-wIlIiam
Bates VB. George III. Hazleton. An action upon a
promiesory note. The defense set up that the note
was given as the consideration for agreement for
The conveyance OF property unincumbered from
the plaintiff TO the delendent which agreement
had not been carried. therefore the defen.
dsnt was not liable. On trial.
DISTRICT COURT, No. 2-Judge Thayer.-Joh
Matthews VS.. Cnsrles Honn an. An action ON q
Judgment note. Before reported On trial.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-Allison, p J -
The preliminary hearing In the case of Sergeant
Hacker and two other police officers, charged with
violation OF The election laws In Violently 0ustng the
election Judge OF the Tenth of the Nineteenth
ward, which wab fixed oy Judge Allison for to day,
continued until Friday account OF the illness
counsel Il r II o cffcers.
George II. Young w. Andrew Gardner. An action
q book account for goods seld and delivered. In
the course of the trial or this cause, which was
brought TO this court from the Alderman's decision
Of IT, the Judge asked counsel for the plaintiff what
was his claim, ana the gentleman replied, stating
certain sum, and adding (which was the Judgment
give by the Alderman" Counsel for the defendan t
Immediately asked the Court INSTRUCT the jury to
tlnd for the defendant which Judge Allison did say
ing that II was rule of law that In the trial of
case expression OF the result OF any prior pro-
ceedings shall be made because 1t could only tend
Cadwaladsr-The customary "wednesday bankrupt
busir eks was transact ed here this morning.
COURT OF QUARTER 3 SSIONS.-Persons going
to the new Court House this morning were Informed
by o written notice that no business would be done
until Saturday next.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Despatch TO The Evening Telegraph.
Erect of the Elections.

Effect of the Elections,
WASHINGTON, Oct. H.-Republicans are in ex-
cellent spirits this morning, and their number
seems to have increased very greatly since yes
terday. Ofice-holders and clerks by the hun
dred have suddenly discovered that they have
been for Grant from the start. Democrats are SO
respondent that their gains of Congressman and
q report that they have carried Indiana. appear
to afford them scarcely any comfort. Three
fourths of them acknowledge that the election
of Grant is placed beyond doubt. Business is
virtually suspended, or lags heavily, and the
reaction from the excitement of last night makes
the city quiet and dull, and as a consequence
there is atotal lack of news.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
For additional Marine News see Inside Pnoas.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA-......... ....OCroBER = a


STATE OF THERMOMETERS AT THE EVENING rrnn.
M..5sl,sA eHArH 4. NJ osSIon so,s
CLEARED THIS MORNING.
schr Rescue, Kelly. Boston, Quintsrd Ward d %
schr schr J; sTght' & Shnw Salem w. II. Johns Bro
sGSr Trade wilma. corson. Boston, Borda Keller de g.
sShr @ S Morris, Doyey. Norwich. Day. Huadell q Co,
sSnr schr ssSw sha% 0,as SGs'99 Ta Rive,
ssRr rseP P;!ee, s oharssown hSss DO Ss
Schr BeDj. Strong, Brown, Providence, Hammett a
schE @ B B. W Tull Robbins Boston: L. Audsnried 600.
schr H. A. Hunt, Compton, Georgetown. Weld Haeea
schr Polly Price. Yates. Washington, Caldwell, Cor.
schr Lottie Bead; Perry. washIngton. do
SRr sSRr u WILSON,
sssE u VIA r0R5s%G1sa
schr y. sharp: SHARP. Boston: ~
ssRI sshI WI 2Hsls iSsRsSS sssSa
schr 5Shn Tan H Mg PsTS, Rsly 6snyr Me% Bedford
GPt SIT MiiViile n1a Rsnear. MVis' whita Tatum oo
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
wh mdse 20 CsSn oroSe from Province
schr Montana, Bearse, days from Boston. with
schr D. s. Mershon, Ayres. from Chelsea
ssSI ssSI T,sas %ind; S SSTsSn aY IRON Si sSsscn.
schr =. Blew, Blew, from Boston.
scnr y. B. shaw. shaw. from Boston.
ss shaaR sH%
schr X. w. Tull, Robbins from lston.
Scbr s. o. Tyler. Steeman, from Boston.
Schr w. q. Dearborn. Scull. from Boston,
Schr M. d E. Henderson, Price, from Boston.
Schr w. A. Hunt. Compton, from Boston.
Schr l. s. Levering Corson, from Boston.
Schr s. A. Boice Yates, from Boston.
Schr Elvie Davis. Johnson. from Boston.
4chr A. E. Martin. Buell. from Portsmouth.
Schr ]. A. Halleck. Megathlin from Portsmouth.
Schr B. Morris, Dovey, from Allyn's Point.
Scbr II. Strong. Brown, from Providence.
Schr Wild Pigeon, Phillips. from Providence.
scsr H. Perry, Kelly, from Salisbury,
Schr CLARA Mulford. from Danversport
Schr w. NJ Wilson, Brown, from Salem.
schr Polly Price Yates from Salem.
Scbr w. a. Tiers Hoffman from Salem.
Schr X q l.. Cordery Grace, from Salem.
6chr Lottie Beard, Perry. from New BEDFORD.
Steamer 8. Z. Walker Sherin "A hours from new
York. with mdse to w. NJ Baird q Co. 80
Steamer Millviile Renear. from New YORK with
mdse to Whitall. Tatum q Co. -. ,,.,,,
steamer +. Franklin, Pierson. 10 hours from batf
more, with mdse. 10 A. Groves Jr'
Correspondence OF the Philadelphia E1ehan0e.
LEwEs, Del, Oct. 12-6 p Mail the vessels De-
fore reported at the Bfeakwater left for their des'
Lnations yesterday morning In company with Darque
TTOpic Bird for Liverpool schrs Marietta Steelman,
for Boston: Louisa Frazier, for dO and J0hn Stock'
ham, for do. all from Philadelphia.
Barque Janet Dalglsh, for Antwerp; Drlge Harry'
for Boston, and A. E. Carroll went TO sea this NOM
Ing. JOSEPH LAFETRA.
MEMORANDA.
Briggs Cosmos, Star. and sportsman hence at Bos'
ton yesterday.
sohr Glen garry, Yates at MrrseIes 2sth ult.
via barcelona.
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From Massachusetts.

Boston, Oct. 14.-Addison Gage, well. kno vi
merchant, died last night. Il
At the Convention of Massachusetts MethodisI
churches, in session to day, Rev. Gilbert Haved
proposed singing, "Praise God from whom al
blessings fow," in thankfulness for the greaI
victories in behalf of peace aud righteousnes(
which have been achieved in Ohio, Pennsylvania
and Indiana. The proposition was received
with shouts of Hallelujah, Amen, and an anthen|
sung with great enthusiasm.
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RELIGIOUS.
The "Tyng" Case I'm the Protestant Epis.
cOpal TrienniRl Convention.

In the Convention of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, at New York, yesterday, the case OF DR..
Tyng, Jr., was brought up.
The Committee on Canons, through the Rev.
Dr. Benjamin l.. Haight, made q report on the
memorial presented on Friday last by the Rev.
DR.. Goodwin, OF Pennsylvania, asking for a
change, or rather liberal reform, in the canon
OF the Church restricting the officiating of
ministers In other parishes, except under GER
tain burdensome conditions. The canon sought
TO be changed by this memorial and the COM
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From Canada.

OTTAWA, Oct. A,--Henry Murphy a Fenian
prisoner, made desperate attempt to escape
last night, nearly killing the turnkey in the
attempt, which did not succeed.
The convict Whalen, under sentence Of death
for the murder of McGee, now receives spiritual
attendance from the parish priest,
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Philadelphia Trade Report.

"WEDNESDAY. Oct. l4.--The Flour market con-
tinues quiet. but prices remain without quota
BILE change. Only few hundred barrels were
taken In lots by the home consumers at S6'25@
7'96 for supertine ss@s75 for extras, ss60@9 for
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From Massachusetts,.

SPRINGFIELD, Oct. IA. - The Ward brothers
arrived here yesterday. and the Paris crew of
will row on the 2lst, are expected to-day.
Abijah w. Chaplin, ex-Postmaster of Spring
field, will receive the Democratic nomination
for Congress from the Tenth district, against
Dawes.
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Shooting Affair.

NEW YORK, Oct. H.-Dr. Flynn caught his
wife and Daniel Tracy IN ttdgrante d.lecto, last
night. DR.. Flynn shot Tracy and has been
arrested Tracy was taken to the hospital. The
woman has fed.
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Lates Election Returns.

PITTsBURG, Oct. 14.-The latest returns frou
Ohio give the Republicans 15, 900 majority, am
13 out of 10 congressman.
Indiana is said to be very close. On til
Governors vote there will probably be l00I
TO 5000 Republican majority.
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FOURTH EDITION
Latest Returns from Ohio and
diana-Republican Gains.
Returns from Pen N sIyvania.
LUzERNE COUNTY.

LUZERNE COUNTY.
q Luzerne county, about $500 Democratic md
rity. Democratic gain OF 1900. Scranton 4
gives 1853 majority.
TIoGA COUNTY.
Mercur, Republican, for Congress, in the q
district, is reported elected. The Republica
will Ere salute of 100 guns tonight, in hon
of the victory.
COLUMBIA 0oUNTY.
Columbia county, Pa, gives over 1900 Den
cratic majority.
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THIRD EDITION
THE ELECTIONS.
Further Returns from the
Interior of the State.
RejOicings at the Capital-Sudden
Conversions.
The Fifth Congressional District.

ApIivate despatch from Germantown places
Taylors majority in the Twenty second ward
at 1000. The vote in the Fifth Congressional
District therefore foots up as follows-
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Republican ReiOicings.

ALBANY, Oct. 14.-A salute of one hundred
guns was fred last night, in honor of the Re.
publican successes, and the Grant clubs paraded
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HUNTINGDON COUNTY.
This county returns 926 Republican majority.
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Ship News.

New YORK, Oct. IA. - Arrived, Steamship
Scotia, from Liverpool, and Moro Castle, from
Havana.
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Effect of the Elections.
New YORK. Oct. 14.--Gold declined to-day u
1863, at which rate $500 900 were sold.
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New York stock Quotations. 3 p. M.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES, OCT. 1

Reported by De Haven & Bro. No. 40 s. Third street|
BETWEEN BOARDS.
$1,000 Pa r m 6s..... 1909 sh Leh " R.....- 54z
$4,000 Leh IS gold --. 93s 100 sh Read R..sl0 4806
$1,000 Leh 6s.' 8-ls- S5K 100 sh Leh Nsv..b60- "a
$4,000 w Jer r 6s...,.. s3 80 do..........., 26s<|
sh Penna R-...-.. 5fA 100 dO.....,., ,beQ. 27 II
SECOND BOARD.
$1,000 Leh g. gold lis SO 100 sh Read R...blo- 4s
$500 do....l-sb5- 93H 6l0 sh Leh Nav.....-ls- ~
t564'43 Sch n IS. ~ 100 do..-s69wn- ~
b5wn. s6h Ss sh N Cent....-b5- 40 i
200 sh Ocean OD.... '5s 100 sh Phil & E..b6o- 26s<
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wv EDDING INVITATIONS, ENGRAVED IN
wv The ewest ana best manner.
9lH no. 1898 CHESNUT Street.
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STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING rErp
GRAPH oTRICH. A"
Ia, M.........68l IL A. M.........,,GOl2 p, M a,
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A GERMAN STABBED.

SWEET PorAToEs.-They are now shipping an
immense quantity, OF this iavorite vegetable
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-13
Can be readily investigated.

| S"h po iOhiily fuNcSJlHHIeu.
| We allow no tender trees in our Nursery. W.
ave trees suited to Northern climate. will
name some CT the best for Vermont, viz: Red
Astracan, simmer sweet Paradise Early Joe
| sapsavinc, summer Queen teI summer-St
Lawrence Golden sweet. AutumH strawberry.
vermont Beauty, Williams Favorite Northern
sweet, Alexander for Autumn Fameuse il
probably the best tree for Vermont Tallman
sweet Jewett's Red, sweet Russell, Yellow Bell.
hover, Winter Red sweet English Russell. Fine
and Prarmain Tor Wiater-wth manv other
varieties. Those who will visit us can here see
over 5000 young Fruit trees in orchard. I5O
oOO budded and grated trees for sale. Over
100 varieties of Apple, Pear and Grapes Flow
er seeds, bulbs shrubbery and evergieens; 500.
vJo strawberry plants at SlO0 and 81 90 ner
Nundred-20 kinds.
6OOO Extra large trees, bearing size cd kinds
Crab trees 5000 siberian Crab, yellow and
red 1000 Montreal Beauty Crab, probably The
best OF all Grab trees, large Fruit an immense
bearer 5000 silv r, Variegated Belle and ran
scehdant Grabs, with others. Choi @ Crab
trees, 80 cts. TO 81 90
oVD CIDER sorts very easy grown immense
bearers. and all very hardy Tho celebrated
Harrison, of New Jersey; Howe's Virginia Crah.
the richest cider APPLE most bes1tsfol tree
and treat bearer, Iigloe. Red Romantic. For
Whelp, Wine sap, Wine Apple,
iooo OF vermont Beauty, very rich OF sweet
flavor, noted for its excellence and beauty /: a
great bearer " TT
2O.00s Grape vines at IL cts to 81. 90
5000 Pear plum and cherry trees l .Eis
The, apples that will ever lead ahead of all nth
ers are the Russian varieties known as the
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-13
CHRONIC CATARRH

Why etteftain this l6athsome disease when eF
lief can BE obtained? We meet those every da,
who are suffering from Catarrh to such an extent
that the Air passage in the head are in a partly
decomposed lndtion,-the nose and throat
illed with such a mass OF corrupt matte that
they are objects of disgust to themselves, and Of
pity to those with whom they associate.
Chronic Catarrh usually affects the head, fauces
and bronchial tubes. 1t is invaribly caused by
Immoral or in fammatory blood, by which the
mucous membrane is made sore or inhamed, pro-
ducing ccpiors efusfon ofviscid matter. it
be produced by Scroiula in the blood il is almost
certain to end in Consumption unless speedily
cured, because it is impossible to entirely pre-
veat the matter from running down the Blou.
chial into the air vesicles, and stch is the cy-
coriatine' or scading property of the matter. its
contact with the delicate Innings of the air cells
at once causes irritation, and invites the hunor-
al properties of the blood to deposit therein Tub:
circles and Ulcers,
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DR.. C.. l.. BLOsD,

DR.. C. l.. BLosD,
Dear Sir desire to give you my testiftiBny
10 regard to the value OF your scientific system
OF treating Cattarh and diseases of the Respira
tory organs. have used your remedy. "0xy.
genized Air." in my practice for the last year
with complete success. | have cured the worst
forms OF Catarrh. and a majority of the Bren.
chitis and Consumption in their advanced stages:
unqnaifedly pronounce .,oxygenized Air.,
the greatest boon ever yet conferred upon our
suffering race, and hope the day is not far dis.
tans when every intelligent physician will adopt
your spsteih In the treatment OF all forms of
chfonic affections. a.t
Fraternally yours.
Il. NJ. LEE. NJ. d,
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Catarrh almost always attends Consumption,
and frequently leads TO it.
In Qxygenizcd Air we have positive cure
for this disease. The remedy is taken by inbal.
ato1,-breathed directly Into the lungs and
through th9m carried into the blood thus as soon
as the blood will carry it, it reaches all parts of
the system accompanying the impure matter in
the blood and expeliing It through the pores
and through the natural chenneIs froR the sys.
tenn. Thus you will see that the cause of the
disease Is removed, and the disease itself must
follow.
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GROVESTEEN e. CO.,
400 Broadway. N. Y. 3A
PIANO FORTE,
Tow iSthe time to get good Farm |
Farm for sale.

Farm forsail in Eden Miles from No. Hyds
Paik, and miles from Eden Corners. Contain.
ing $40 acres Of good land 20 acres under i'm.
proyement. with good new buildings. IL will
keep ~ cows and team. School house and saw.
mn with Clapboard Machine within 100 rods Of
the house, Terms easy. For further partjcIld4s
inquire at the premises.
7f y. NJ. AID ANS
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In TINS same manner we treat and radically
cure Bronchitis and Consumption, Let no one
suffering from these diseases despair of relief
II you are too far away to visit our Office and see
as personally. write description of your symp
toms, andforward to the address below.
Send for our circular. which gives a full des
cription of these diseases.
Out OF the many thousands of testimonials re-
cettta we publish the following -
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"OLDGNBURGH,"

N q & q rs XIV,
H'e' bearing amost Magnificent Apple !
And IMMENSE bearers Trees as tough az SHE.
rian crab or the common thorh.
10 To any Fruit grover WHO will set ,opc
trees wi warrant all for one year If fairly sci
u any fail will suppIyall needed to make good
the loss. 81 - IN a-T~ / 'NS s''u
tree. W 'e'
3D. We make sale OF large or small trees. The
Pace OF ordinary market sized trees three cuare
t s 81 an ! en- IN dismeter. ranging in height
from IL to 7 II is 80 cts. each per lOns Tha
Russians at higher rates. A'S
NOW our Lamoille Co. frends will be wei.
come 10 our grounds at any and all times and in
coming Tor trees they can stay all nir I. onIv
charged bare costs. l~hope / may have The
pleasure OF seeing many of soti here IN time 70
come. " ''"'o W
Enquire for Shipman's Fruit Farm and Nurse.
ries near Winooski.
y" If Orren shipnnah. 9
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St1InSRs Central and Suiii-
van Railroads.

Spring Arrangement commencing April lst
1868.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST ....
Leave Waterbury at $50 A a,2l0P N and
| 9 AS PHI.
Mail Train leavs st. Adams at 6. Is A. l.,
and connects at Darlington with Rutland road
! at White River Junction and Bellows Falls
1 with trains for Boston, Worcester, Springfield,
and with trains on P&sStmpsic X. r. arrives Al
| New York at III. 40 P. ,....
Day Express leaves Montreal ats. 80 AM, St.
Johns at 10 a. M, 0gdensburgh, at $50 m. /,
Rouse's Point at 10. 40 a. m, Tor Boston, &c,
! arriving in Bost via Lowell at To- p. m.
Night Express caves Ogdensburg at IL.
80 AM Montreal at $3.50 NJ, Rouse sPoint at 5. 40
D. m. st Johns at 4. so I'm. arriving at Boston
at 8. 40 A ", connecting at Bellows Falls with
Cheshire II X. for Boston and Worcester, and
with VT. Valley R. R., for Springfield DC,
and arriving New YORK at II 80 ?. m.
TRAIEsGoING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Waterbury at3.22 AN 800 AN. 4.3o P
NJ, end 5.52PM.
Dav Express leaves Boston via Lowell at s 90
a IN, for Burlington. st Adams. 0gdenscurgh
and Montreal.
A. M, via. Lawrence and Fitchburg at 7 80 a.
m. Springfield at I,+5 a m, for Burlington,
st. Adams. Ogdenshurgh and Montreal
Accommodation Train leaves Mortified at s. 10
a. m. Burlington, Rutland, st. Adams, Rouse's
Point. 0gdensbGttn Sc;
Night express train leaves Bellows Falls at 10.
90 NJ. receiving passengers from Vermont Val
ley railroad, leaving New York at IL. 10 Pm, and
from Cheshire railroad, leaving Boston at 5. 80
NJ, connecting at White River Junction with train
Boston at 800 NJ, for Burlington.
Rouse's Point, Montreal and Ogdensburgh
at Montreal and Ogdenshurgh. con-
Meeting with Grand Trunk trains for the west.
Sleeping cars are attached to both the night ex
press trains running between st. Adams an
Boston. and st. Adams and Springfield.
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West for
sale at the principal stations. G MERRILL,
st. Adams Feb. a. 1868 IS Sup't.
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BROWN & PERKINS
Pianos for the People

42u BReONiE ST, NEW fonk.
NETE would call the attention Of the public
i w to our elegant New Scale Plan0s, In the
following styles:
STYLE IA" 7 octave, Front large round
| corners plain case, either octagon or carv-
| ed legs, straight bottom, bead moulding
on pInth. $3.50
Sly LIE "B," octave, same as style A,
ed iegs and Tyre. 500
STYLE &C. octave Front corners large
round, serpenJine bottem, InOuldiDgs
same as on style d, carved Tyre and desk,
fancy carved legs. $50
STYLE 3D." octave, Four large rounG
corners, finished back, mouldngs on rim
and plinth, aerpentiue bottom, carved
Tyre and desk elegant carved fruit legs. 600
lhe above styles are all finished in elegant
Rosewood cases, and have the fun iron frame,
French action harp pedal bevelod top, ivory
keys and key fronts, and exceed in 0yerstrung
bass nearly all the Ia octave Pianos new man
uactured They are made of the best materials
and for finish, durability, purity and sweetness
of tone cannot be surpassed.
The four styles described above embody all
the essential changes in exterior finish Of case,
which are by many manufacturers run up TO 10
or ~ patterns.
We invite the attention of the public, of
dealers and the profession, to critical eXamn-
alton OF the merits Cf our Pianos.
By avoiding the great expense attendant upon
costly factories ana expensive warerooms in the
city, we are enabled to OF these Pianos at
prices which defy competition, and invite all TO
call and examine them before purchasing, else.
where.
When references and testimonials are required
by those about 10 purchase, instead of presenting
IA display of professional names we refer to the
parties TO whom we have sold our Pianos. Their
Judgment as To the real merits of uur instrri
ments as to their durability, touch, sweetness,
aud power OF tone, stanGing in tune, &c. bas
ed of an actual experience, being of far more
value than the mere good opinion of the Artist.
however capable, who merely tries in a ware
room, instruments in perfect tune and order,
which have just received the workmen's last
finishing touches. Our motto is
"Qutck Sales and Small Profts."
I- Send for a Circular, to
BROWN g. PERKINS,
AZ P-SsV4 st. New York. |
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AZ waterville, WIN be rim, the nssss,f -.
s sSs on ths LIVE Avn iva LIVE BY
nan ~ sa awa ssnd IN your orders, gentle.
.- NJ, MeFARfsND,s
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Dr.. O. l. BLOOD,
Ny Dear Sir: have tested your remedy !.
.'Oxygenized Air. In advanced stages of @ atarrh
bronchiti' and Consumption. and the results
have been, in the highest sense, .atisfaetorv !.
so positive am Of its wonderful mower TO arrest
the progress of the above named di seases tha,
can conscientiousIy advise all who NAV he smf'
fering from them to place themselves under The
Treatment at0ree. Ts.-. '"'
Respectfully ours, aA
HES. r. T0MLTNsON,
Plymouth, Mass.
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Eaor S. ale

ANDs FOR SALE.-2o 600 acres At Manchss
ter Ocean County N. j In lots 10 snit n,' ~
enase,s, At $50 per acre payable 10 Ave Years !.
% ,ilss from New York ard PhfradeIphia All
WI aaspted Tor farming purposes fruits. veg.
water sdft and pure Several water mannsac,;y,r
ing SITES from - to 200 horse power. for Sal r
or LEASE. Machine. car and repair sham ~
railroad at this place. Publications conta,n, =.
.u,i 'nlarmation sent free pnappIication 10 Cen
81 e,ar 'DpN ,: SoH uLTZE, General Manager,
chester Ocean Co., Nj. S'a'' NAN