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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-04-23
THE ST. LOUIS GRAIN MOVEMENT.

For many years Chicago has controll-
ed, almost exclusively, the great grain
market of the West and Northwest.
Her extensive elevators have been the
admiration aud praise of the people of
Chicago and the entire West. Chicago
So manages the grain trade that
every buEhel which seeks the Eastern
markets has to go through that city.
We observe by the Democrat that
st. Louis has at last awakened from
her long slumber and now proposes TO
enter the field as competitor with the
wide-awGke mistress of the lakes in the
immense grain business of the North
west ard West. To secure their object,
severn, meetings have been held by the
business men of st. Louis, and grain
shipping company has been organized
with capital of one million dollars,
whose aim will be to purchase the
grain offered in that market, instead of
allowing it to go elswhere, as hereto
fore. II is proposed to ship this grain
direct to Europe via New Orleans i'll
stead of sending it to New York, and
II Is stated that this st. Louis campany
can put wheat in the principal Euro
pcnn markets from fifteen to seventeen
cents cheaper on the bushel than can
those who send via New York.
Should this enterprise be successful,
as we have every reason to hope it
will, it will be not only n commercial
blessing to ST. Louis, but also to the
grain producers of the West aud
Northwest. At present there is COM
paIntively no competition in the grain
market. Everything goes through one
channel, and every bushel of grain
shipped east has to go through the
hands of Chicago grain spectators.
We want competition.
AS vet it is not a matter of so very
great importance to Kansas, because
our immigration and the trade of the
plains has consumed all our surplus,
and will probably continue to do so
for some years. But to Iowa, Missou-
ri, Minnesota, Wisconsin, and even
large portions of Illinois. this st. Louis
grain movement will be of tho utmost
importance.
We are glad to see st. Louis waking
up. She has permitted Chicago to take
trade from under her very nose long
enough. The old class of fogy real es
tate owners are disappearing, and mat
tiers are assuming a more energetic
shape. She is extending her railroad
lines in all directions, and we hope tC
zee her enter the field as foemar
which Chicago will find worthy of hel
steel. The whole West will be benefit
ed thereby.
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For The NEWS
ORDINATION OF NJ. S. CROSWELL.

The Fret C ,ngrcga ioi a Church Of
this place by letters missive.' called a
Council for the Ordination of Rev. NJ
S. Croswell, as their Pastor. to convene
here on Wednesday, 2lst inst. at 9
o'clock p. IN. On the evening previous
Rev. j. D. Liggett preached very
Interesting sermon from the text, .'Be
! filed with the spirit"
AT 2 o'clock p. IN. of Wednesday, the
Council was called to order by Rev j.
w. Fox. The '.letter miSsive' was
read and the meeting opened with
prayer by Rev. r. Cordley. The Or
ganization was completed by the APP
poiutment of Rev. J. D. Liggett; Mod
orator, and Rev. j. Copeland, Scribe.
After quite ali interesting examina-
ton, ( he Council voted unanimously 10
regard the examination as satisfactory.
The following programme for the or
daining services was adopted.
/. Anthem-Exalt Him all vc people.
2. Invocation aud Reading of the
Scripturcs-Rev. l.. Harlow, Council
Grove.
8. Prayer-Rev. j. Copeland, of Eu-
reka.
4. Singing.
5. Sermon-Rev. Richard Cordley,
of Lawrence.
6. Or1ainimg and Installing Prayer
Rev. j. ID. Liggett, OF Leavenworth.
Z. Right Hand of FeIlowship-Rev.
q. G. Morse, CORNER pastor) Grasshop-
per Falls.
s. Singing by the Congregation.
9. Charge 10 the Pastor--ReV. j. NJ.
McLain, of Burlington.
10. Charge to the People-Rey. j.
w. Fox, of Ridgeway.
IL. Anthcm-How beautiful Upon
the Mountains.
u. Benediction-Rev. NJ. s. Cros-
well, Pastor of the Church.
The singing was fine, and all the SER
vices were conducted in very satistac-
tory manner. The sermon, by Rev. T..
Cordley, was one of his happiest eff
forts, which is saving much. Indeed.
the large audience were delighted with
it, and it is believed that a more correct
view of the work and burden of the
Christian Ministry was obtained than
is often realized while listening to one
sermon.
Notice was given of bap:i IN SER
vice i'll the Neosho, OH Thursday, at
p. M, and for preaching Thursday eve
ming, by Rev. j. w. Fox. Subject
Constitution of the Church; Work OF
The Church; the Security and Triumph
of the Church, and Reasons why we
should all have Home within the
Fold of the Church.
Thursday morning an Association
| for Southwestern Kansas was formed.
The preliminary organization was eff
fected by appointing Rev. j. Copeland.
of EurcGa, Chairman, and Rev. l.. Har-
| low. of Council Grove, Clerk. A Con
stitution was adopted and the Officers
| for the year are Rev. J. McLain, Mod
orator; Rev. NJ. S. Croswc:l, Cores.
pomding Secretary, and Rev. L. Har.
low, Stated Clerk. The object of this
| Association is the mutual improvement
of its members. 1t is'designed to III.
clude lay delegation from the church.
es. We trust it will be means Of
usefulness and profit to this part of tho
| State, Yours. W.
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There seems to be a widespread dis
satisfaction with Grants nominees fol-
diplomatic agents. He has in many I'm
stances selected men VIGOROUSLY incom-
petent. The Senate Committee on For
eign Relations have decided not to re-
port the names of some of these nomi-
nees for confirmation until chance fol
conference with the President is had,
when it is hoped some of them will be
abandoned by the President. 1t will
undoubtedly be the disagreeablc duty
of the Senators to defeat many of these
nominees unless they are Withdrawn.
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ST. Louis, April 0.-Flour-Quiet,
and very little done; fall super sold at
S4T5@5.25. spring. and fall extra SAB
@5.90. XX S6.00@6.25.
Wheat-Steady fair to strictly prime
red Sl.40@l.60, choice TO fancy red
Sl.75@l .95; spring sold at S1.0S@1.l0
for choice, and S1.15 Tor fancy.
Corn-Firmer; 56@5S1ac. in bulk,
62@63c. for mixed, in sacks. 641s @65c.
for yellow, 65@G9c. for choice and fancy
white.
Oa;s-IIigler; G3@G5c.
Barley-Nothing doing.
Rye-Firm S1.2416 @1.29.
Baeon-Shoulders l314c., clear rib
sides 1890. clear sides 17@l74c.
Lard-Nominal; I71@c., for choice
tirrre.
Cattle-Supplv light. and demand for
good grades better; prices. 3@7l4c.
IIogs-In fair request; 9@l0a4c. for
heavy aud extra heavy.
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CHURCHES, LECTURE ROOMS
Halls. ParIOrs and Schools.

We will furnish any make of Organ or Me-
lodeon that parties may wish, saving then
FIRE light, VioiuS Guitars, Flutes. Accordcons,
Banjos, Strings and Trimmings, sheer Music
and Music Books; Pianos from $50 to 81 500,
Organs from S6j to $500. We pledge our
selves to sell cheaper than any other house
west of the Mississippi.
Sheet Music sent by mail on receipt of retail
price. Catalogue of Sheet Music sent Oh appIi.
cation, free Of charge; also, Of Books ana Or.
ganS, Nelodeons and Pianos.
Ola Instruments taken in Exchange.
Discount on Organs and Melodeons to minis.
tiers, churches and missions.
Special attention paid to Tuning and Repair
ing Pianos, MelOdeons and Accordeons. Send
for catalogue and price list.
Sole Agents for Kansas for the American
Continuation Buttun-holc and
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ESLARGEp.-E. II. Trask's Oswego
Register comes 10 us enlarged and i'm
proved in typographical appearance.
1t now has % columes instead of n.
The Register is not yet year old, and
we are glad to see such a growth in the
town of Oswego aud such an increase
of bushes in the Register office as to
compel its enlargement before the close
of the first volume The paper is filled
with Oswego advertisements, which is
the best possible index of the prosper
ity of the town. I'rask is doing good
thing for Oswego and Labette county,
and we are glad To know the people
are approaching his efforts and are III
return doing a good thing for him.
Long may you wave, Ezra.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-04-23

In the Senate on Monday Senator
Ross made personal explanation rel-
alive TO the published accounts of his
interview with the President, which he
said were grossly incorrect. He entered
at some length Into his grievances in
the matter of Kansas appointments,
claiming that good Republicans, who
had been gallant soldiers, were removed
for no other reason than that they were
his friends. He also went into q vindi-
cation of his course during the past
year, and said his future support of the
Administration should not be blind nor
subeervient..
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SEVERE STORM.
X. NJ. UVERSTREET,
Temporary Clerk.

ST. Louis, April 20.-The most vio-
lent hail storm that has occurred in this
region for many years. burst upon the
city yesterday, P. ~, and although IL
continued but about ten or Fl teen min
utes did great amount of damage.
Scarcely a house in the city with a
western exposure escaped the destruc-
ton of its windows. The hail was
very abundant and the average size
about that ola large marble. Hundreds
of runaways occurred in different parts
CT the city. and general stampede was
made by the horses and mules on the
levee, but no serious casualties result
ed The loss i'll broken windows and
destruction to Vegetation, damage to
vehicles, buildings, &C., is estimated at
from $4,000 TO $4,000. The storm
extended east and north and did much
damage.
MITCHELL. CANADA, April 20.-A
terrific storm prevailed here Sunday
night. The country is covered with
water. The damage is very great.
LOUISVILLE, April 20.-The storm
last night was very severe, being ae-
companied by lightning and volumes
lines OF railroads leading south we're
partly washed away. a train OF
freight cars was wrecked near Paris.
Tennessee, but no loss OF life occurred.
NASHVILLE, April %.
The storm last night did great dam
age to houses. fences. forests, &C, south
and southeast Of this city. Roofs Of
houses were taken OF, walls blown
down. fences and trees prossrated. The
telegraph also suffered considerably
The storm extended as ARA ChatfauoO.
ga.
BUFFALO, April 19.-Immensc guam
titles of ice are passing down Niagara
river. The warm rains have broken up
the ice.
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ADvANcE.-We are glad to see that
the Chetopa Adrance is advancing. II
has already been enlarged from six to
a seven column paper. This when it is
only three months old. Chetopa is a
live, growing, business town, and the
Adeance is a true representative of q
go-ahead people. Col. IIorner seems
to ne in his proper place in the editori-
al business. The 1Adrancs is one of the
most interesting OF our State exchan-
ges.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-04-23

To all 1ch0m Il man Concern:
NOTICE IL hereby given that Letters Of
II ADMINISTRATIVE On the estate ug " tlltam
Moore. late Of Lyon county, deceased. have
been granted 90 the undersigned by the Judge
OF the Probate Court Of Lyon county Kansas
dated April 8. lisa An persona having
elasms against said estate are hereby notified
thAt unless they present said claims within
enc wear from the date Of said Letters, they
NAV be preeluded from the benefit OF said ess
tate: and e such claims be not exhibited
within three years from the date Of said Let
tiers, they shalf be forever barred.
FANNY MOORE.
I7-Io Administrative.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-04-23

Among the new Indian Agents APP
pointed we notice the name of Thomas
II. Stanley as agent of the Pottawato-
mics. We suppose this means friend
Thos. Stanley, of Americas, and if SO,
we wish not only to congratulate our
friend, but TO endorse it as one of the
fittest and best appointments that has
yet been made in the State.
Jas. Newson is appointed agent of
the KaWe.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-04-23

The Methodist church throughout
the entire country will vote next june
on the question Of Lay Representation
in General Conferences. The decision
OF the question will be in the hands OF
women as well as men, for the church
recognizes the right Of woman to vote
on the occasion.
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PERRY FULLER.-A Washington dis
patch has the following in relation to
this gentlemen:
ssSo,ne of Perry Fuller's lobby opera
tons are coming to light, through the
search Instituted by Gen. Thomas Ew-
ing. 1t appears that Fuller was large
ly interested in previous rich Indian
contracts, with Ewing as attorney.
Fuller took vouchers 10 their contracts
TO the amount of $4,000. and got them
cashed at Mcdonald (Senator) s. Full
ler's Little Rock National Bank, which,
as a Government depository, had pub
lie funds ON hand. The Government.
unexpectedly, drew for its money, and
the bank hal suspended. An attempt
was then made here to get amendments
made 10 the Indian bill TO cover the
vouchers paid. Finally this was ac-
complished through the Senate. Full
er's agent then drew ilie money. where
upon Ewing sues out an Injunction TO
prevent the payment till Fuller pays
over the part due Ewing's trial budget.
which brought out some of Fuller
correspondence, in which he refers TO
several jobs III which he is engaged,
and which he SAYS will all prove sue
cessfHl, as they only involve getting APP
preparations through Congress. If the
case is fully pressed it is certain that
some rich developments concerning the
manipulation of amendments to the
appropriation bills will come out.
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THE MEN WANTED.

Rev. Robert Atkinson. of Ottawa,
writes to the New York EEaDiiler and
ChroRicie of the sort of preachers want
ed in Kansas. This letter is a very
sensible one, aud il more such were
writes and needed, it would be better
for the religious condition. of the State,
and also for some "superanuated and
cast off" preachers:
eastern people may make n mistake
in their estimate of the real wants eff
Kansas churches. Kansas is, 10 very
largo extent, the out-growth of New
England and New York. Its towns
aud cities are filed with educated, re-
fined, and most industrious citizens.
Although many have not yet gathered
around them the comforts of an East
ern home, yet they are making rapid
advances in this direction. No matter
how humble dwelling you may enter
here, You will find the lately published
volume and the daily and weekly
newspaper.
Such people require "a style of
preaching very different from what is
generally called "Hestsrn," which
means an Off hand harangue i'll a rough
style. The preacher who is most APP
preciated here, so far as have heard it
expressed, and will succeed best, is one
who understands his subject thorough
ly, and will speak out ms oUn convict
ions in a Christian spirit and well chos-
cn language. Such IA minister is sought
after in every community; he will lind
good fields and warm supporters. SUI
perauuated aud cast-0ff men, or those
who. for lack of ability cannot, COM
maud desirable settlement in the
East, had better not come 10 Kansas.
With ability there must be coupled
great energy. to meet the wants of this
people-for there are few drJnes in
| this hive"
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ANorHEn CLARxE Ms REw

George. W. Martin, editor of the
Junction City Union, Is in luck. He
has been reinstated as Register of the
Land Office at Junction City. 1t is
sometimes a good thing to be in favor
with "the powers that be-" This is a
good appointment.
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A Mrs. johnson has been appointed
Postmistress at Leavenworth, and
Mrs. Nichols at Fort Leavenworth.
We take Mrs. johnson to be the widow
ofthe late Col. II. p. johnson, of Leav-
enworth.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-04-23

Commodore Vanderbilt recently had
a narrow escape from being poisoned.
He drank from bottle OF bedbug poi.
soa. in mistake for something else, and
had his mouth and face severely burnt.
All of which gees to prove that the
Commodore ought to let the "bottle"
alone.
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Anril % 1860

they were painfully affecting have been radically
cured in such great numbers in almost every sec
ton Of the country, that the public scarcely need
be informed of its virtues or uses.
Scrofulous poison is one of the most destructive
tenant of the oraanisn 1nde.mines he
and invites the attack of enfeeblng fatal Diseases
without exciting suspicion OF its presence. Again,
then, on some favorable occasion, rapidly develop
into one or other of its hideous FORMS either the
surface or among the vitals. In the latter, tuber
heart, or tunors formed in the liver, or il shows
its presence by eruptons on the skim or foni ulcer
ations on some part of the body. Hence the occa-
siOna use of bottle of this SarsalsGrtlIG Is adj
visable, even when no active symptoms Of disease
plants generally fnd immediate relief. and, at
length, cure, by the use of this SARSAPAREL.
TetieT. Sait Rnes.n., Scdid Head, RfS0;rors...
Sore Eyes. Sore Ears, and other eruptions or
visible forms Of SerofHLONs disease. Also in the
Heart DiseGse, FITS, Epilepsy, Ee1Eraf0iS.
and the various U7cerOatS affections Of the museu.
sgpkSlfs or YeseTesl and aEerc.srSGg Diseases
are cured by u, though long time Is required for
But long continued use Of this medicine win cure
the complaint. LesscoTrJsoa or Whites, Uterine
! UIcerGtions, and Female Diseases, are com:
| purifying and invigorating effect. Minute D1rec.
lions for each case found in Almanac, sup.
/ caused by accommodations OF extraneous matters
IN the blood, yield quickly to i, as also Ltser
cospsassStas: Tsrgsdsfy, G0ngsst.o. Or a,:GS,:-
/ blood. This SlRSAPARILL1 s : great re-
! Those who are IeaGsssd and Tistisss, DcsDoa-
/ dessf, SIeepsess, and tFcabled with Nervous Ap-
RrsnenssSs1s or Esars: or any Of ~ he aassacas
relief and convincing evidence OF its restorative
power upon trial
PREPARED BY
/ 49, r. a- a, IN u1a 80
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SUE OF sCMoOL LAND.

NOTICE is hereby given that will Offer
~ for sale AZ public aurtion. on Saturday tn
2ld day Of May, a. D. 1889. ut II O'clock r. Of
said day. nj my Office in the Court House. IN
Emporia, the following described School Lands,
siftiate In l.EaIl .nIlnfY. Kansas. fo-NNil:
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Books Of all kinds at Publishers Prices
PELOUBET ORGANS
Nj z L O ID r O n =

We have the general agency for the Far
West, for the superb Organs manufactured by
Peloubet, Pelton Il Co., New York, unanimous
ly awarded the first prize Gold Medal, as
''The Best Cabinet Organs,'' over all COMPETE
tors, at the great five weeks test at the Ameri-
can Institute Fair of 1861 being pronounced
superior i'll quality, power and variety OF tone,
aud number of combinations.
These instruments, with their smooth pipe
like Quality, Power and Variety of tone; their
deep-toned Pedals ami number of COmbina-
tions, giving MAN. beautiful Solo effects, and
the great NiVor OF Chorus, are superior for
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-04-23

CoUNCL GROVE ADvERTIsER.-We
are i'll receipt of the first number of the
above named paper, printed i'll our
neighboring town, Council Grove. 1t
is we'll printed and filed with interest
ing locals, editorials, news, and miscel-
lany. W. III. Johnson is the editor and
proprietor. The paper is credit alike
to the town and the editor. Council
Grove and Morris county has needed
this paper, and we hope the people will
extend to the .4dceTtiSer hearty sup
port. Mr.. johnson is an old hand at
the business and will furnish them a
paper worthy of their support. We
wish the -ilreTtiseT long and prosper
Gus life.
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water wheels and
Saws

nERSOES in want Of Turbine Water Wheels,
with the latest improvements, 1852 and
Circular Saws both solid and inserted teeth
which need no cumming, would do well % con-
suit the undersigned. THOS. ARnOk.
Emporia, Kansas, April, 1853. iS29
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COLIBRI PIANOS.

Only four feet ten inches long, with Patent
Linear Bridge. This Piano Is the finest toned
like the Steinway-and equally rs well made,
and at Il low price,. The best small sized
Piano i'll the market, and the best for Kansas
parlors.
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SOLE AGENT FOR TIE
COTTAGE PIANOS AND PARLOR GEM
PIANOS, FROM $500 TO 5000.
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4 boot-black in Meritlen. Connect
cut, has $1,000 OH deposit in the bank.
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a writer in Appleton's journal sug-
| gcsts what tie considers the only ade-
| quate method OF putting a stop TO the
evils of adult Grafton in the common ar
ticles of food. This il nothing less
than to teach the art of discovering and
exposing authorizations, in the publ
schools. The object of education, he
says, is the preparation for right living,
and this is an important element in II.
Every school should have laboratory.
and every boy aud girl of fifteen should
b: instructed i'll elementary chemical
testing and the use OF the common mi
croscope. The essayist insists that the
plan is entirely feasible, as no more
mental capacity is required TO analyze
a sample of saleratus than to work out
problem in fractions.
And then, won't some reformer make
himself or herself famous by starting
an institution TO teach our women how
TO cook and keep house. We are salts
fled thousands of unfortunate people
go 20 their graves annually because OF
having TO cat yictuals unfit to go into
the human stomach, prepared by house
keepers ignorant of the first principles
of cooking. Think of the army of dys-
peptics who are crying aloud for ref
ormation in this respect. Aside from
the column of ''useful receipts" in an
occasional dingy newspaper, never q
word is said about these important mat
tiers. We are surfeited with magazine
literature and school girl compositions
about woman and the ballot, woman'S
sphere, and kindred subjects. but no.
body seems to think or care what is tC
become of our digestive organs. We
know this is al nninviting field TO
those who dream of fame i'll the coun-
ellis of the nation and the literature Of
the world, but is there not laid up rich
treasures for those who fill the humble
and useful occupations of life?
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The Markets.

\ Worlds Fair, to be held at Sal
Francisco, i'll 1870, is talked of.
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1869. THE 1860.
Heavy Draft Horse
ALECK

win stand the present season As follows:
FraRays ard safurdayE-At Grove
Bros. Stable IN EmpeFis: the balance Of the
time as my stable three miles east Of Enporia.
TERMS
Hmsmramee, 9S.90-Due - son ~ The
fact Il known.
6ensesss eS.0o-Payable st the end Of the
season July lst, 1859.
9fngze Less. .. OO-CGsh dOteH.
~. B.-N0 responsibility In case Of accident.
4 mare forfeffe the inzurance. Persons breed
ing several mares viii be benefited By bring
ing them 20 ny stable. -.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
rOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

The reputation this ex-
cellent medicine enjoys,
is derived from its cures,
many of which are truly
marvellous. Inveterato
cases of Scrofulous dis
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by il.
Scrofulous affections and
disorders, which were ag.
grayated by the scrofis-
Inns cOnfaSnixa fi0T1 unfis
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PREPARED BY

%. ,. C. AVER = CO., Lewsls, Mass
PraesseGE Sad AasGEvfieas CAesssses.
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS EvERYWHERE.
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ii NEW PIANO IN THE IA RKET.
st. Louis Piano, as good an instrument as
any now offered, and very cheap.