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The Hickman courier., 1868-05-30
Remedies for Gapes ia Chick


An Ohio chicken raiser recommends
IS s certsin cure FOR gapes in chickens,
shs following Mix one half teaspoon
fu) Of common sulphur with little corn
meal wesil with water SO as TO make
shick pests, and force 1t down the chick
eua' throa:s. lie claims that it will effect
cure in Eve minutes. 4 correspondent
of the Rural New Yorker insists that
gapes come FROM lice on the old hen,
which are breathed in by the young
chicks and produce worm in the wind
pipe. The following is his remedy;
Take of common whale oil. one part /;
petroleum, one part; add to these suE-
lent Oh origaBum to make the mixture
,meil pleasant When the hen leaves
tAe nest, sss5 her breast and sides freely;
ibis kills the lice en- hens and chicks
both Repeat the same once more after
ten days have passed This is all, and
very simple and cheap ] offered friend
of mine one dollar for every chick that
departed life from gspes. if the direc-
iions Rere strictly followed Although
iwo years have passed, he has had no
espcs, and have forfeited DO dollars"
Here is a remedy furnished by Gin
cinusi correspondent Of the Country
Gentleman
"In your issne of April %, G. F. B. |
wants TO know how It Is that on somc
places they have no gapes The reason
of that is, the chickens roost on dry
floors You will find all chicks that roost
on damp floors are subject to gapes.-
Gapes II nothing but bad cold, settled
on the lurgs of the chick. You take a
Young chick when il 6rst gets the gapes.
and place it in wam room, or under
the stoye. and it viii get we'll IN q few
days; you must take az much care Of II
a. . child, when they catch cold. If
ys- let children that have bad cold
I'm out and expose themselves, you will
lave very sick child Some persons
shiuk there are worms in the throat of
the cLiek they ruu feather down the
windpipe to draw the worm out. It is
aot worms it is nothing bnt phlegm
shat collects iu the windpipe. If every
farmer that has young brood of chicks
will keep them in a warm, dry place
every night, and keep them from running
in the dew early in the morning. he will
have fue healthy brood of chicks. /
have raised hundreds of chicks. and
never lost one by gapes. Try the ex-
pertinent, and see if / am not right"
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-30

TIE Nommoth Cave, in Kentucky, is
rot without its story Of love and ro-
rance. Some twenty years ago dash
ing Tennessee girl promised her mother
tiSt she would not marry certain man
: on the face Of the earth"-said suitor
being particularly objectionable to the
sid lady. So there was quiet for some
tine But one pleasant day the girl and
her lover ran away and went to the cave
q spot now called the Bridal Cham
her, and il the presence Of few wit
rssses we're there natrimoniaily united,
s5out three hundred aud twenty FIVE feet
below the face of the EARTH
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-30

OMAHA is full of men looking Tor EN-
rloyms1t and thousands are almost star
wing. who would willingly return if they
lad the means There ore so many sss-
plicauts for work that the Pacific Rail
road Company have reduced the wages
os mechanics, &c, to 50 per day, and
lsborers 81 %. and still overcrowded
With applications Hundreds sleep in
the freight sheds nightly, not having the
r.esns to pay for shelter. The city is
o7crrur with gamblers and thieves, and
tobbcries and murders are of frequent
occurrence.
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-30

II is said that no article of food for
cattle gives so much profit as the arti-
rLoke, aud that every farmer should
raise an acre Of this vegetable. They
er5a in dry soils, all kinds OF cattle de-
vcar them, they don't rot the FROST does
not spoil them, they need not be planted
anew every year, and the stalks are cey-
su7eed bz horses. sheep and cattle
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-. - - =

lsl May ne fonnd in the enormous pro OF
every considerable telegraph line Ope<ted
on this continent. The present egaph
monopoly has ''watered i,s stock 10 IA ex-
tent Of over one thousand per cent OF tie
amount paid in; and still il pays, osthe
stock thus inflated, satisfactory dividSnds
our company viii duplicate all The reAun-
eratiye lines Row operated BY The mo5po-
y, and subscribers viii pay for cur gock
only the exact cost OF our lines.
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-30

:. With tie stock in hands of the -
business men of she country, exertinN
iaEuence 10 augment its business, al
q range of Tpenty-Gve Thousand -
Wire eauiped and in operation, the Cd
believe that, at reasonable rates, Tia
ness VIII pay liberal dividends on
tire caniLnI sI.ck
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-30

The NA7IowAL TELEaRAPz Law

Z
Az 4 CT to aid in the construction of I'ele-
graph Lines, and to secure to the Govern
ment the use Of the same for Postal, Mill
tary, and other purposes.
Le IL enacted 5v ne Seu1ts and H0Use or Ran
ressHtahues of he Ualtef Stats ef -4n,ey.ca, is
Congress- assembled, That any Ielc graph com
pauy now organized or y hich may hereafter
be organized, under the laws OF any State in
this Jnion. shall have the right 70 construct,
maintain, and operate lines Of telegraph
through and over any portion o. the public
domain OF the United States, over and along
any OF the military or post routes of the
United States which have been or may here
after be declared such by ret Of Congress,
and over, under, across the navigable
waters of the United States: Provided, That
such lines Of telegraph shall be so con-
structcd and maintained as not 10 obstruct
the nav CATION of such streams and waters
or interfere with the orliAary travel o.
such military Or post roads. Aud any OF
said companies shall have the right 10 take
and use from such public lands the neees-
sary stone, timber and other materials for
its posts, piers stations, and other needful
uses in the construction. maintenance, and
operation OF said lines Of telegraph, and
may pre-empt and use such portion Of the
unoecupied public lands subject to pre-emp-
tioB through which its said lines of tele-
graph may be located ss may be necessary
for il stations, not exceeding forty acres for
each station; but such stations shall not be
within fifteen miles OF each other.
Sec. 2. And be il further enacted, That
| telegraphic communications between the
several Departments of the Government OF
the United States aud their officers and
agents shall, in their transmission over the
lines of said companies have priority over
all other business, and shall be sent at rates
, TO be annually Gxedby the Postmaster GEN
eral. =
Sec g. And be it further enacted That the
rights and privileges hereby granted shall
not be transferred by any company acting
under this act to any corporation, ass0cia-
ton, or person: Provided however, That tbe
United States may at any time after the ex-
piration of five years from the date Of the
passage Of this act, for postal military, or
other purposes, purch ase--al The telegraph
/ lines, property, and efssss1 BIiSL-sA all Of
said companies At an &gsa;. -. cAto ~
asccrtained by FIVE conps,-' ~
4 persons, two OF whom sAssI = ts,sa1
1 the Postmaster Generasaf fsess 80
I two bysthe company iaessss % ~
the four so previously s,lsss }z<.s v
Sec a. -snd be- II Ia-zs \
befcre any Telegraph compaa
else any of the powers or fer
red by this act, such company shall file their
/ written acceptance with the Postmaster Gen
J seral of the restrictions and oblisatsons i'm
posed by this act.
Approved, July 24th 1866.
Stock may now be subscribed in this COM
4 pany al their Office in the city of New York,
i ers al 20S. Main street, louisville. Ky.
= A Az 1rrcv,
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G. Ia all cascs the net earnings OF thi Apu.
pany viii be applied 10 the payment n
deuds on its capital stock, and IN u0 ~
viii earnings be diverted 10 the co& &ac
tiou Of new lines
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-30
-l.nlaI CanIlaI P.ani-,4.

3. Tho company confidently believes.hat
tbirty-hve per cent Of the capital s;oct viii
construct and fully equip Twenty-Five lhou-
sand miles Of Wire, which viii conns all
the commercial centers and important laccs
in the United States. This opiniontests
upon the most reliable estimates AT re-
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-30
7Re Old SYsten,,

Is. Under it telegraphic compsnies ha
been organized by few wealthy capitals
these companies have been consolidated U
der one Board of Management; they q
made up Of opposition companies, with pi
allel. lateral, and useless routes, costly
maintain. Their liabilities are heavy. a
they employ multiplicity Of officers "
receive large salaries; yet they pay lar
dividends. With their capital stock large
watered, amounting now iu the sggresa
10 forty-twe Millions of Dollars, they SCI
to monopolitr the business ~ exorhita
rates. and thus 6cuc6i The few A. the
peasc o. nas
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-30
81 Is Ten Millions o. Dollars, divide. ii
shares Of one Hundred Dollars each.

4. One per ct Of the stock viii be fe red
on subscribing, and subsequent calls IEfo
exceed FIVE per cent per month, WI be
made By the Bsard Of Directors, from time
to time, ~ may be necessary 10 supply
funds 10 construct and equip the Inns but
no calls viii be made after the ono percent
is paid until the entire capital stock hau
have been subscribed.
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FREDERICK VEHNiN,
Boot and Shoe

II = = z 2 = = = = 4"
JACKSON STREET, HICKMAN. KY,
"A all ork in his line.s Boots Shoes
of the very finest make and quality put up
on shortest notice. Repairing of all kinds
solicited.
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-30

II. The shareholders in this organization
will be many times more numerous than
those of any other telegraph company, and
will be Interested in its business aud sue
cess. We shall establish only direct trunk
routes required by the business Of the coun-
try. We shall incur no liabilities beyond
our means in tht; treasury; and we hope by
energy, economy, dispatch and careful
managN nent. 10 be enabled Go compete sue
cessfully with the present consolidated
monopoly, and to furnish the public cheaper
and better facilities Of telegraphic commGn-
ieation.
The Prospect.
l8- The business Of telegraphing is in It's
infancy. IL must rapidly inereaso in the inn
mediate future and yield still greater re-
: turns. The business of the Southern States
haying been suspended during the war will
soon be re-established. Lines OF telegraph
are aproj ojeeted and in process Of construct -
70 Europe, Asia, and South 4 D4i y,-16l.g -
hen completed, wi,,ess 49, -e : : =
: 10 the telegraph busAs our T2vesy e.
E..The proposed routes . md rr y =
beconin z gs.3v---<snssrG :
.s<sheaper rates and more rap < ~ - -
Freliable facilities will gre
ssthe telegraph and insure its ION for
stEe mails for the purpose Of CURRENT COM
mefeial correspondence. All these consid-
= ! eratfons point TO our future rs m import
= ant one, and plainly show thatShis IL the
golden opportunity for inaugurating tele-
pine enterprise Of the character and
&gnitude of the one now proposed.
-An Extraordinary -4d,antggs
- the appliee.;en IF The ~ .s,-~..,
</ : = c.. Aasc National Telegraph
7l.aSs.@ @5F--lli is tinted herewith The exist
:, ing co solidated monopoly opposed the pas
: sAge Of this law with all the influence and
power it could command but the public in
terest prevailed and We have now nation
: al recognition of the Importance Of onr en-
: terTrise with grant of the most valuable
Il franchises ever conferred upon y Telegraph
company
/. The National Telegraph Company fully
! accented the terms of The LaSHI~Sv Goth
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-30

" whenever subscribers desire to DO,
they can pay ut once thirty-fve per cent on
the full amount of their subscriptions and
receive certificates Of stock issued by the
company; and in all eases were tlirty-fve
per cent has been paid IN, and the Treas
urer receipts returned, certificates will be
issued to holders OF the receipts, or their
order. ~
Eszs- Your attention is called 10 the papers
aeeompany ing this, and a prompt rcsporse
IS necessary 10 ensure certain participa-
tion in the benefits of this organization.
Extract from the United States Statutes at
large, vol 10, page 249 as eollows:
An Act TO establish certain Post Roads and
for other purposes. approved
March 3, 1853
Page 255, sec. 2-And be it further enact
ed, that all the Railroads and psrts OF Rail
roads, which are now or may hereafter be in
operation, be and the same are hereby de-
clared Post Roads
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-30
- companu Pgrmanlnt.

2 't- tU77l7~I1y Z u FH7IlI7tt7tt- ]
Is. Heretofore every new telegraphfcN
rerprise has sooner or later been ABSORB
by the dominant monopoly but tic third s
tion Of the act of Congress which COZ
upon this company lis valuable francs
absolutely requires it to maintain seq
ate and independent existence. See 4
Aet below a
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-30
46dd,6oHal Reasons.
g. The existing telegraph monopoli,s lar

never sought to supply adequately the de-
mand for the use Of the telegraph, much
less have they attempted 10 stimulate such
demand by an increase Of facilities AID q
reduction of rates. While their facs les
have remained about eonstant.- their ties
have steadily advanced, Until the use !. yhe
telegraph has come to be a prodiciou y *
upon the commercial necessities of theE n
try An advance in rates Is their uni Srm
expedient for Limiting the amount of Heir
business to their restricted facilities
h'creasef Facilities aud Lo,rer Rates.
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-30

Ie66, by filing their written
Ehe Postmaster Generse-s
RS Subscribers s..ould in
nit pnds 10 the Treasurer c
Frederick Prentice, ESQ y
who viii send hy return ~
the same. All other commu
be directed to George Z. Va
National Telegraph Compal
New York.
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-30

DisHiEution Of Directors ~ -.
fa secure in the management an en-
able representation of tie stockhols1
throughout the country, the large CONN
ciel csEters viii be represented in its l;S
OF - scters, and local agents will BE-
poik9Sd on the Recommendation of the sto.
holdcrs in the various localities, and
operations of the company thus become1
eral in its management as well as its bG
ness.
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-30

10. Every intelligent man knows that ar
enterprise founded upon the necessities OF
trade has a healthier and more durable lasi
when it aims TO DO a constantly increa Ia g
business at fair rates than when it ,5es
merely a restricted business at exorhi1ant
and Increasing rates. The success of citar
postage in Europe and America seems q Ell
TO bave been thought OF by the teIee Z pI
mo- Noiists. 1t. il believed that il pr
times .ae present telegraphic faeilitiesyvE Ere
furnished to the public at one-tenth{ {~Hhe
present rates, the increase bus les.
ISL 4 Justify the change. n
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Csrtainty Of Success.

49, 1t is provided that every stockhoN
in addition to his regular dividends, SD
receive an equitable rebate on the amcnnX
business furnished by himself, paya Elf
Caslly thus, the stock being wide
tributed, and every stockholder f
special interest to augment the busi1e5
the company, success is deemed 1 iu)ck
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-30
Pro @

Rn-as@s- =
1t will be seen by The stateN =. ereil
contained that the organization of-ths CON
pany was necessity growing out II th,
commercial and business ants Of thtcoun
try imperatively demanding an inersse 0
facilities at reasonable ran
Competition rersUs Noaepo. 80
/. The whole telegraph system Ie L
States is now in the hands OF one ccEsanv
X evils inse parable from such GU Il.
dangerous monopoly are alreadysSSe-S
c~bus and increasing. Relief can be
only in legitimate competition. s--sso. :
Distribution Of Sock. ProL
Wft is proposed that the benefits 81.
cS&pany shall be enjoyed, not by a & <
.yored persons, but by the husinessA.el mi
the country, whose interest it is yssFdesg
10 promote and whose liberal .naf,.k
viii iusure its success. To this 'alscrd
decided to place the Stock at al 8 coTrns
points. It wiz be distributed ito - RaIS
Merchants, Manufacturers, harrS.J os'l
limited amounts.
The Capitai Stock. "
81 Is Ten Millions o. Dollars divide. iuto
shares of ont Hnn,lraa Iallars each
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-30

u. Trunk liaes throughout th2<Uiz
States and Territories. which shall ulti1
II connect with lines TO 4urope, q.
South America.
II-Isn 10 Lc DE-
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-30

Az 4 CT to aid in the construction of Iele-
graph Lines, and to secure to the Govern
ment the use OF the same for Postal Mill
tarv. and other puruoses
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CwEET SPRINGS
MONROE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA,
VIII opened for the reception Of visitors June 2h and
heretofore will be kept strictly drstcsss hotel Pa
sengers the South will take the Te and Virgins
Railroad Bonssks Station where hstclass coaches will
be IN readiness TO convey them to the Springs
Board three dollars day.
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THANKSGIVING MACHINES.

A Il. BLACKMAR, MUSIC PUBLISHER
IMPORTER OF MUSICAL MERCHANDISE
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in the
Knsbe, NUNS and Guild PIANOS, Prince ORGANS and
MELODEONs, Etc,
lot Canal Street, near Dauphin
NEW ORLEANS.
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T. o. rALnER = Co.,
o. O. PALMER, JOSEPH WILD, =. ooxJ
Importers md wholssals md Retail Dsalsn IN
Carpets, aats. on Cieshs. Etc. me-.
Hea o. . end ~ Damp ssrsss. Hsv orisanA La
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THE HEALING STRINGS.
BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
VIII be open reception Of visitors by the FIJI
TEENTH JUNE MKT, with Accommodations for
THREE HUNDRED PERSONS

These Springs secessbs BY the Virgins Central Ran
road and Us necti0ns from Mboro Depot tventythree
miles by the old route and amer the LIST Of july from Covng
ton the Central Railroad. by turnpike road,
under Construction, Of grade sixteen miles 20 The
springs passing in full view Of the celebrated Falling
kprings
The Medicinal virtues Of these waters generally
vorsby known thar would be useless in the limits of
advertisements attempt to give statement Of the
effected by their
Pamphlets be obtained by application Messs PUR-
CELL, LADD CO., Druggists, Richmond. 10 the
Agents the Springs With certificates Of the
bic effected by their in Thirty Of the comp
and terrible diseases hat hum uity subject
The luxury and invigorang effect of the Baths at the
N = s6 ar All whs have used them.
Valley and grand beautiful snd picturesque in
the highest degree
Hol and Cold Spout Baths shower and Plunge Baths
ali hours Pure Freestone Water from mountains is
conveyed through the buildings and grounds aoruing
ample supply for all purposes
All appliance health, comfort enjoyment pro-
vidtd-s fine ! and Of Music, Billiard Room, Ien-Pn
Alley, etc
Dr BLAIR BURN ELL, Resident Physician
Communicating BY mail and telegraph daily
BOARD-f3 per day; so per week, and SIS month.
REFERENCE Is made TO the following gentlemen of New
Orleans who have visited the Hezling Springs:
Messrs. Geo Lesssseur, hessrs. ID. Il Kernion,
=. John Finney. =. samuel Gilmore,
=. j. n Bonner, .. Alfred kearny,
=. W. NJ Burwen
JOHN L. EUBANK. Agent.
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
I HI. Haley
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
No. s Carondelet Street,
NEW ORLEANS.

re INVENTORS.
WILLIAM NJ. ECCLEs,
Attorney ~ Law,
OFFICE. ns NORTH THIRD STREET. ST. LOUIS. NO
win solicit Psssnts prosecute P.eu, sus and old
Isctsd esmk Expecting to reap profits from such W
obtain patents rs application for barely what costs
and having been the business for time.
bled 10 shape claims 70 avoid Infringement Al 5an
ness attended 70 promptly; advice hee In all oass<
Rest ~ ia references xiven ~her desired
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EINE ANOs..............FINE PIANOS
GUST voE HoFE H7 Magazine street, has nne stock
Of PIANOS manufactured in Louisiana, which he guaran
tees equal In all respects to those Of foreign makers
offered for sale in this city, Prices will be found MODERATE
MI Won HoFT WAS AWARDED the GOLD MEDAL
Louisiana State Fair hed at New Oeans in January
1853 erthe BKsT PLANO made In the Southern States
GUST Won HOPE,
W7 Magazine street.
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Correspondents. Home and Foreign

.Sd 70 The usefulness Of the CRESCENT BY impartial ls,
upon topics the people Of this section lie le
es from the people the least Interesting and vaus
bic fsstur. Of lie Large share Of ssct
Gays Issue Il given MP 70
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SUMNER RESORTS.

SUMNER RESORTS.
n HROUsH To BLADON SPRINGS
FOR TWELVE DOLLARS
Passengers leaving New Orleans FRIDAYS by any Of
Morgan Mail steamers will connect Mobile with Capt
Frank Stones cool and comfortable packet
Prairie State,
will be landed the Springs the SUNDAY following
time for Dinner Fare through including hack hire from
the river out TWELVE DOLLARS. For further particu-
lars apply to O. A. WHITNEY CO..
50 and So Camp street.
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aACHINERY, HARDWARE.

MACHINERY, HARDWARE.
WIN. III. REYNOLDS,
CRESCENT IRON WORKS,
Ses rs and rs FRONT STREET. NEW oRLnAn
IL prepared 10 make contracts for wRoUGHrIRoS
WORK Of any Description Quantity. at the Lowest Prices
Manufacturer Of Crescent Brand HORSE SHOES.
Also, Of Osry's PATENT EAKTH BoRER
Orders le st Boz 100 Mechanics Exchange 1890 POSI-
Office, will recsive Prompt Attention
T EEBg FOUNDRY
ESTABLISHED IN Is,sJ
Garner Of Bslerd and Fouehsr streets
ssys 20 inform public gsnsRap
tAas ws are prepared formerly to msnusczrs Steam
Engines Boilers Sugar Mills Sugar KettleA Draining No
chinss Saw hs Presses, Newell Screws. Gin 0ss
INK Furnace Months Grsts Bars all kinds Of Plantation sne
Steamboat works. and svsp descriptions Of Machinery n
the South LhEDs 70
Orders e ct Box rs Mechanics and psssrs' KxchsnEs
uillrsoeive prOmptSitentiOs.
= pe Girsd street. Esv orissn
goHS skDDEs-y0s L. sHAKsPKAKB-s eVooP.
asddsse ahakspsars - Co..
Irsz and Founders and kacnlns nanafseufs .ys
vsrissy Of steam Engnss Sugar hls Draining Machines
.is s1e 81. ss.rss . s.. x.. - ~ ssss
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The above statement rss rue ana eorree' usnsonp
from the books Of the COMPANY.
oHAs BRIGGS, Presidents
.. r. ROW. Secretary.
sTATE or LOUISIANA I
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans,
swern 70 subscribed before me Esd day March,
1858 PAUL w. CoLLENs,
Third JustIos Of The Peace
Six per cent interest all outstanding Scrip viii be paid
the legal holders thereof the second Monday OF next
CHAs BRIGGS President
Az CIRRIKKE, vics Prrsidenk
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Sworn TO scTibed before this 2st day OF May
A. d 1868 PARIS CHILDRESS,
Second Justice Of the Peace, Parish Of Orleans.
IN. Trustees Rave resolved pay INTEREST DIvI.
DEND Of TEN Pen CENT per annum the cash pay
merits OF Capital Stock, and ASH DIVIDEND Of FIJI
TEEN PER CENT stockholders their earned partic
day OF June, Iext, 1858.
fhey nave resolved call for nsallmeut of TEN
per emit Capital stock Of the Company payable
before the TWENTY SEVENTH dav OF june next 1858
MICHEL MUsSON, President.
HARMON D0ANE, Vice President
Ed A. PALFREY, Secretary
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THE AXIOM PLANO FORTE.
GRAND TRIUMPH OVER ALL OTHER PIANOS IN
EUROPE AND AMERICA.

The ARIoN PIANO FORTE declared BY the Judges ct the
FAIR Of the American Institute held In September and
Oobe 1867 be the best piano exhibition and after
trial. ordered by the American Institute with the Pianos
OF successful exhibitors at the arts Exposition, was de-
eared by Judges be the best Piano known TO them
AGENTS WANTED Firstcless and responsible Agents
wanted city and town where we have not already sp
pointed them.
send Tor crealsrs, price hist, terms, etc.
Mandatory and Wsrerooms lH and lSg Bowery, neei
Delaney street. New York MANNER a %.