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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-08-22

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age e iaEs aSy sssE n IS SF;5 s..
gertof Sfied IT " hat teeth ne -coufi
tppt see he felt. He remarked to q the
j.dpctor who seWed up his hand, that
4is was hard sls e world for 81 slabofing
Rlan.,;-e %, II '',tssfffi- 10 aiGga 1EiDqa9 saf
f R6hert Lin coin, the eldest soneof NC the
IateP President Lincoln, has gone abroad
TO spend the suinmer with, his family,
land is now in Paris. Mr.. GLincoif1s
since hisggradqation from HaEyaFd has
lbeeH pFacsieihg law in' Chicago, and
now occupies q slss sleadiI g spositf9H the
paf OI tDat CITY. .slt@sa
In a private letter to, "a friend in
WASHING gten,, Wendell Phillips, writ
| ing under date of Aug. 6, says: IL have
Iaifeady written. for Grant cas- against
Idfeeley, and, shah fakessa more ,aetive
part, for 4 lfeeI 'Rhat isiatestakBa mGree-r
fey is simply wax u. ? he hands of
TRAITORS. How sad Summers sacfII can
net understand it, 1t is the great nAis.i
take Of his 1ffeza terrible faili'' i'H'i'"i Z,
Several political inagnates e interview. tier lie
ed the learned pig, at Sara atoga the other
day. Are you a Dem ocrat? asked OF
Brlenv,s The pig brought in answer a.
card marked No. Are you d Republic
Ian? again the pig answered No. II Al
dberal?-No. Then what the he'll are
yetss ss,s 7 be pig simply brought him al
|eardron which were the words, A hog.
EssIThe widow Of a hard she'll Democrat,
who recently died in Newton, was ask
Jed. by the visiting clergyman if her
Husband had any convictions before he
dsed. She told him She didn't know
for certain, bpt,she had heard him fre-
quently say that before he. was taken
sick that he, s'never could. that. Gree
ley III p5sfy N,t. ,s '.,'i;si "a, :, .9 '.. ~.
The ladies' Of Turkey, are 3 assuming IN Il 2
their right todiscard the close veil byi
which their beauties have SO long been
hidden from the WORLD and high bornl
ft2sniaff danisels now dress IN peffeetl
Parisian. tQilettes, theythinnest possible
li1ament, of gauze thro wing s0ftening
shade over the feature without in. the
least conceaIing thefn.a .aeH
Tar and turpentine are splendidama-
terias for b6nffes.,S See North Caro-
INA. sNHeis u .isss1b fss.fi -lsi iIl1..-H -aaa
- A petrifed buffalo, full size, standing
and in. the, act Of eating, has been fountll
"a Ele N0rth-western part Of, the State
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-08-22

Out in Ohio there is hen which for
son5e time past has. been Sitting on a
piece oteoaI, with a view, of cou SO to
Matching something out of It It is '.egg
coal. nfs.e eitat. ~ ~ sa.isaaW tsii,i.'.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-08-22
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f,t,l YGl sMapqqfaetlFeEet ai.3 5G ,ao
TIN COOPER AND SHEEN fiIRoNwARR;
I .d51gfa end Dealer I'M the Gelhbrated i sds z
.1sSI 9dt 10 9gEins4iG sdi hGH .Tno9
ao aor oniinoasH & bal 9H ssiwslI
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-08-22
ELECTIONS.

IlnTheelec6bns this yearwiH be Held as
follows:
| North Carolina, August 1aeazs'cSS0
Kentucky, August 8; "a
Montana Territory, August 5;''"
Utah Territory, August 3,
New MeAeS Hfto1S, Ssptember1.
California, Sc p<slhber2;l
Vermont, September 8;
pIaine, sebt4mBets; HI lIHlW
colorado. feziitsrs SepteabeffSS u
pakota Territory, oetebsrSsg I00
indiana, october g. ". ~ -
Nova, MshrssSa Is'09S5 1alSbsII bsIIss-o<lzoNAiN
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-08-22

p A petrihedi buffalo, full size, standing
and in-the act Of eating, has been found
"a Me Northrwestern part of the State
Hof lOwa. Ests7si 3a-iss siS b. aao gis. go
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-28
nOMMONMEALTH on MASSAOHu

N,l0I1 y " II =, -
ueXt kin and all other persons interested in the estate
OF JOSEPH E. PITTS and FLORA LOUISA PITTS, OF
MIllbury, in said county, minors, Greeting:
Whereas Estk Pitts the Guardian OF sad Minors has
presented his petition for license to sell At private sale
certain real estate therein specified, OF his said wards,
tor investment.
You are hereby cited to appear at a Probate Court,
to be holden az Worcester in said county, the first
Tuesday November next, at nine O'Clock in the fore
noon, TO show cause, II any you have, why the same
should not be granted.
And said Esek is ordered to this citation BY pub
fishing thcsame once week, in the Worcester Daily Spy,
a newspaper printed at Worcester, three weeks sue
cessiveiy the last publication be day, at least,
before said Court.
Witness HENRY CHAPLIN, Esquire Judge of said Court,
this fifteenth day OF October in the year eighteen hun
dred and seyenty-twO.
CHAS. L. STEVENS, Register.
ole dol9 25&2s
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-28
Z PER CENT. GOLD,

payable April and October Present price 80 accrued
interest from O5tober Ist in currency.
The last week Of sales OF ILLINOIS DIVISION
BONDS amounted s5OOOOa. Early orders are therefore
suggested in order secure any portion of this ex-
tremeiy desirable loan.
For further particulars, statement of earnings maps
Of the line, &C., apply to Sessls.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-28
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHU.

~ SETS - Worcester, IS, Probate COurt-'ro al
persons interested in The Estate Of LEVI CHIlSON
late OF UNbudge, in said county. deceased, testate:
Upon the petition Of Eliza Chilson, you are hereby
cited TO appear 4 Probate Court, TO be held at WOr
cestcr, in said county, the first Tuesday of November
next at nine O'Clock IN the forenoon, TO show causC
why cover the au1s OF said deceased should not bl
assigned to his widow the said III "a Chilson.
And the said Eliza is ordered to this citation
by publishing the same once week, three weeks sue
cessvey, In the Worcester Daily spy, a newspaper
printed at Worcester the last publication to be one day
at least, before said court and to send. to be
sent written printed copy of this notice, properly
mailed, postage pre- paid TO each Of the hets, dcvisees
or legacc Of said estate their legal representative,
court
Witness, HENRY CHAPiN Esquire. Judge of said Court,
this wenyith day Of Octobcr in the year one thou
sand eight hundred and scycnty-two.
CHAS. f. STEVENS, Register
O26 do26,3S&n4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-28

SinantiaI.
THE LAST aOFsz.THE LOAN
or TIE
Chicago, Danville & Vincennes
RAILROAD COMPANY.
ST 40 FsE,THE LOAN
To Careful Investors.

It is seldom that Mortgages upon new Railroads are
considered sufficiently safe for the investment OF Trust
Funds. i is only when Railroad is earning net an
excess of its interest obligations, with certainty Of
steady growth that its Bonds be said to be pecy
safe.
The CHICAGO, DANvILLE AND YINcENSEs RAILROAD
is doing this and has this certainty That part Of it
known the ILLINOIS DIVISION (rom Chicago to Dan
vile 1872 miles, was finished last year and lis gross
earnings have increased from s3446iO7 in December,
1871, to ~5I5S795 in August, lS72.
The net earnings for August S9Oil2.4G or at The
rate OF 1854 1882 per annum Tie total Interest llabli-
y upon the total issue Bonds upon both the Illinois
and Indiana divisions is s2sO009 gold The Illinois dl-
vision Is therefore. earning, net, more than enough to
pay interest upon the entire bondedder upon the whole
r,a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-28
THE INDIANA DIVISION,

is about eighty miles in length Tayersng extensive BIZ
luminous Coal fields, and making direct (and the
shortest pos7iblel line between Chicago and the Block
COatdstrict at Brazil.
The Iron and other materials for the Indiana Division
have all been bought and paid for in cash. part Of it is
now in operation, and the entire Division Is to be fin
shed this season and opened to Profitable business
The company is not in debt and a large and very
valuable real estate in Chicago, beside having equip
700 cars.
first mortgage upon such road at the rate of Sis 50
per mile is Il safe investment and we know Of no other
railroad bond at the price askedfo this that demon
strate similar value security savings banks and
others.
We have sold nearly two millions of these bonds to
savings banks, trust companies and the most careful n
vestors, and have but sS5O.OO0 bonds remaining
They for u 900 each and have forty years to run
Interest
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-28
WORCESTER AGRICULTURAL

All bills are ready for payment ut the OFFICE, as soon
as taken down.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-28
MIsteILaneous.
IooK!
"AFIGrS
SOIM'tIlin'
New"

Nary .4Hg-AI'ler's som thin new Aunt Hannahg''
Mary dHH-Ohl Its Mr. rutile's Patient Heat En-
terlaniug NaYCsi Warranted 10 from one QUARTER
10 BALI of your coaii Father Kemp says-s'It is n
big thing - Another man lives ust below him H.
than one half his fuel and calls it tod send iuyei
tion and Il
aunt H-There. there. you needn't tax to mc, for I
don't believe word ont!
NdFV ian But Aunt here's the man. lust upcnfnp
the New Variety store, No jSi, Main ST. Mr. Butler
d Co.. and Mr.. and
iyaf H. done care noilin bout that! Mr. Jones,
my stove man. says there amt nothin to IT. and say
50 too, SO therel
Mary -iaR-But listen, Aunt-the Waive man put one
on our stove last week, and hud OF coal lasted me
whole week TO cook for family Of eight tbesdes the
haby)
Iaat H-Du tell
To The CHisegs Of HOFcsster:-In introducing some
thing new 10 You. am aware of The utter aversion 10
ance OF agents from every cline and nation. all intro
ducing something Neir. But ioin with thousands of
Others las their testimonials will show in assuring you
that in EuJtles Patent Heat Returning
Valves, You VIII find something worthy Of your con-
slderation. No man, rch or poor who oi stove,
Furnace, Boiler, in fact anything that consumes
Fuel, can afford to he without them. We simply ask
a hearing. Remember our rule NO Valve is allowed
TO remain after trial unless giving Perfect Satisac-
ton"
Respectfully, +. &. SHEPARD, Gen. Ag't.
~ All orders should be left at or communications
addressed TO +. B. SHEPARD, No 5i4 Nam ST.. or at
Kendall House, No. ll9 Front st Worcester Mass
\. B.-fhs is to certify that +. b. Shepard is my
Agent to sell Valves and Territorial rights all any
territory unsold, except where have appointed an
agent previously. j. P. FUTILE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-28

GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL ES-
~ TATE.--By license Of the Probate Court for Tho
county of Worcester, the sub crtber, Guardian of Hen
rietta Hale of sutton, insane person. widow Of tho
late Elisha Hale Of sutton, deceased, will sell at public
auction at the Post Office in sutton Centre, WE'D
NESDAY, Nov. 9Th, at o'clock in the afternoon, for
the benefit and support OF SAID ward, the homestead
estate of The said Elisha Hale. deceased consisting Of
about thirty rods of land, with buildings thereon, in
Sutton Centre and about twelve and fourhs
of wood and prout land the souhery part of Sutton.
STEPHEN b. HoLBRooK, Guardian
Sutton, Oct. q, 1872 do23, 2S&ni
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-28
10 PEE CENT.

STOP HIM &c. F. KILCUP hired of
- the subscribers. Oct. 18th. BAY HORSE, BUGGY
and HARNESS said KiCup is about II years old, feet
high peck marked, and dressed in suit Of mixed black
and red goods, small round top hat the color OF horse
bay with long black tail and mane, forward leg
hairs near the boot hind leg white near hOof; the
horse cribs in stall; slit in nosrlls. The buggy light,
open side box pattern, with red running gear, nearly
new Harness light silver mounted, with sing strap
traces and fiat reIns; black shawl with owners name
marked on one side. suitable reward will be paid Tor
the return OF the team man TO WM s. Il G. o.
WILEY 26 and Is Park st., Charlestown, or CHIEF Of
police Worcester Mass div O2l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-28

ROYS WANTED Am intelligent and
NJ energetic boy, about II years old, to learn the
printing business. Also, an Grand boy
EDWARD X. FISkE.
OF div Cr0mpton Block.
w ANTED-A tenement of four or five
W rooms, within hye minutes walk of tho Bay
State for small American family. Good references.
Apply at c. G. REEDS, Wheel Manufacturer l66 Uuion
st. dlw+ o32
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-28
COMMONWEALTH OF MAssACHU

4 NUMMON " EAITH OF MASSACHU-
NSETrS. WORCESTER. SIS. Probate Cour.-T0 all
persons interested in the Estate of DANIEL KEMP
TON late ofBlsckstone said county deceased intes
tate:
You are cited TO appear at a Probate Court to he
held Worcester in said county the first Tuesday of
cause why the first account rendered by Daniel Bufm,
the Administrator Of his administration Of said estate,
and now on file at this Office should not he allowed
and also why his claim a creditor should not be al
lowed.
And the said accountant isordered to this citation
by publishing the week, two weeks success
svey, in the Worcester Daily spy newspaper printed
at Worcester the last publication to be day, at least
before said Court and TO send cause to be sent a
written printed copy Of this notice. properly mailed,
postage prepaid to each Of the heirs, devsees Legal
tees OF said estate their legal representatives, known
the petitioner days at least before said court
Witness HENRY CHAPIE, Esquire Judge Of said Court,
this twentythrd day Of October in the year thou
sand eight hundred and seventy two.
CHAS. h. STEVENS Register.
o04 do2iE2s
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-28
Clothes.
STARLEYS EXPEDITION IN SEARCH OF
DIR. LIVINGSTONE.


A COMPLETE NARRATIVE Of the Expedition. describing
with most minnie detail. MI his thrilling adventures and
marvellous experiences durus his perOus search after
and long sOjoup with DR.. Livingstone In the hitherto
UNEMPLOYED wILDS or AFRICA. Most exciting amt in
tensey absorbing work issued Tor years. REHAsH OF
LETTERS ALREADY PUBLISHED. NOT LINE OF IT EVER
BEFORE Is PRINT. Apply at once, if yen desire an
Agency for this great work stating experience and ter
rltory preferred TO GEO NJ. SMITH & Co. New
England Agents, Il Br0mheld ST., Boston.
oJf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-28
One Black Walnut Hair Cloth Covered
parlor Shit
BY KENDALL a BANIsTER, Auctloneers
Salesr0om IA Front st.
SPLENDID FARM AT AUCTION {

On TUESDAY, October 18th, at > O'Clock P NJ will
be sold to the highest bidder, the Estate owned by the
late Mrs. James b. Barnes located o short distance
north Of the centre of the beautiful lancaster
and adjoining the estate OF Col John D. Washburn Tne
estate consists 80 OF good Land suitably divided
into moving, pasturage and woodland, on which Is
good orchard in hearing condition. and never-aiing
supply Of water The buildings consist Of thoroughly
made twO-stery House. con aiming II rooms.
veniently arranged, with wood shed and repair shop
attached all in complete repair; barn nearly new with
cellar under the whole The above described estate
offers rare opportunity 10 purchase one Of the most
farm, will be sold Acres Good Land, with small
Dwelling House thereon. nearly opposite the first de-
cribed estate. Cars leave Foster St station at IL 10
and arrive in Lancaster about hour before sale OF
Real Estate.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-08-24

HEAVY DRY GOODS IMpoRrAr1oNs. =
$6.000,000 Of dry goods in single week
is heavy importation, and Indicates
either extraordinary extravaganza or q
vast expansion OF wealth among the peo-
pie OF the country. With oil this, gold la
bors hard against the efforts Of spsoula-
tors to push it up, and the foreign ex-
changes are fully one per cent. below
tno specie shipping point. Old Adam
smith would go crazy were he alive and
forced to the task of solving the present
curious problems in our gold and money
market.
Every man who hates rebels" was in.
vitea TO be present at the colored mems
meeting in Detroit Friday night. Eighty
men and fourteen women were ali the
"haters. "-Detrol Free Press.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-08-24
To the Ladies

hNE of the worst forms Of discooration of
~ the skin, and OF pimpled and eruptive
faces: is caused by the use of CALOMEL and
BLUE MASS. Mercurial medicines are sup
posed to have a special action on the liver.
the theory is erroneous. If calomel is given
III repeated doses it pr oduces salvation, and
In, IN this condition the liver is badly damaged.
Inc liver is moro torpid; the skin must do
some OF the liver's work, in excretinp bile eie.
ments, and will be liable to pimples, hlotchos,
eruptions, dark spots, discolorations, tuber-
Clos, sore mouth, sore throat catarrhal affec-
cine ia HEINITsH'B LIVER PILLS. No ca
iomel. i Thoy regulate the liver and purify tho
otooo. Aug %
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-08-24

WHY LOGAN Is FOR GRANT. Senator
Logan having been gazetted to speak in
Wisconsin, the Milwaukee Ne,cs ex-
plains why Logan is for Grant:
l. There is band OF Indians in the
Northwest called the Tenton Sioux.
They comprise about 80 lodges, $50 war
riors, drones, squaws, and papooses, all
told. Their chief is Sitting Bull.
2. This little band has recently been
on the war path, approached the pro.
posed line of the North Pacific Railroad,
and run off few head of stock, and noti.
fed the surveyors that they were op.
posed to the building OF the RAILROAD
Suoh. at least, is the pretext and rumor.
probably without foundation, and origi.
mating with interested parties. Upon
the strength of this rumor there was en-
bodied in the Indian appropriation bill q
section appropriating $780, "for the
paoification of the Tenton Sioux"
.. 10 the total surprise of the "In-
dian ring" and the parties who procured
this appropriation to be made, one Mai.
Wham, friend, protege, and jackal of
Gen. Logan, was appointed to the duty
OF 'pacifying the Tenton Sionx," and
was made the almoner of the $500, 900
appropriated for that purpose.
4: For the pacification of this little
pack OF red-skinned horse thieves, the
sum OF $25, 900 would have been amply
suholent, giving every warrior in the
band at least $500 in money. But we
will allow that $4,000 was needed for
this purpose. or say $500 to each Indian.
Still there is the sum of $3.50, 900 out of
the $500, 900 that is clear, undonbted.
fagrant fraud, an open robbery of the
Treasury. without excuse, warrant or ius.
tification.
The reader with half an eye can see
why Logan, who was more hostile tn
Grant than any other Senator, is now so
favorable to Ills re.elt ctiop. He has
''been seen."
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-08-24

The RADICAL WAY OF CONDUCTING TIE
CAMPAIaN.-The Radical journals are
beginning to conduct the campaign on
the principle of "no case; abuse the op-
posing attorney" To defend the record
of Gen. Grant is becoming hopeless
task. In all the disparagement of MIR.
Greeley. so lavishly bestowed, there is
one thing that has remained unim-
pugned-his honesty. The American
people, race principally of agricultural
dwellers in the fresh fields and sombre
woods, where morality ia supposed to be
more uncontaminated than in the larger
cities; and of merchants, the very life of
whose daily business is strict, fair deal
ing, would be wise if they elected the
opponent of Gen. Grant, if for no other
reason than his conceded honesty. The
corruption in our present Adm;nistra
tion has spread so widely, has fastened
itself 30 firmly already on the body poll
tic, that. in four years more on the same
rule, the popular mind would be gradu-
ally debauched. lower standard of
morals would be easily tolerated in our
Government officials, md the danger.
that now only threatens us, become i'm.
possible to avert. The remedy to be
applied on the dth of next March will
work On effective cure.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-08-24

TIE COLUMBIA P1UNDERERs. From
South Carolina we have reports that the
oarpet-bag leaders are quarreling
among themselves, and thut nm inde.
pendent Republican ticket will probably
be nominated in opposition to that of
the ring. If men of known good char.
acter can be found and placed on such a
ticket, the white inhabitants of South
Carolina will no doubt willingly give it
their support, and. with the aid of tie
more intelligent and honest of the ne
groes. might reasonably hope to carry
the State. The greatest obstacle would
lie in the frauds of the election Officers.
some Of whom, it may be remembered.
were sent to the penitentiary two yeurs
ago, for just tritle overriding business
in the Beaufort District. Certain it is
that there is now great wfangling and
that exposures are coming out OF the
modus operandi of the great robberies of
the Scott ring. York Tribune.
Carpet-bagism in South Carolina
stands out in worse light yet, viewed
through the Herald's despatch from that
State in to-day's issue. If no positive
dishonesty were intended by the Finan-
cial Board in hypothecating the capital
lists in New York 81 900, 900 of bonds, is-
sued simply for the conversion of old
State paper, the readiness with Which
these men. who believe in their own ir-
responsibility, plunged into illegalitY.
shows the utter recklessness and want of
principle among them. The aggrieved
bond d-holders should prosecute.
NeW York Herald.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-08-24

New Mackerel, &c &c.
THHESE open very fine, and at extremely
Il low prices.
No., 1 shore MACKEREL. in barrels, half
barrels and kits.
Also, 10 kits ''Mess" Mackerel.
These, like disappointed politicians, have
so boxes Scaled HerringI
box large Cod Fish.
Aug Is GEO SYMMERS
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-08-24
Coal! Coal! !.

OVO will be sold cheaper than any other
in this market. l have shipped this coal di-
rect, and there is no second profit on it. Those
who want cheap Coal can apply to
Aug 206 ~ r HARPER
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-08-24

Popular Music Books.
NOV select the Music Books needed during
IN the next autumn, and sgreoably occupy
your summer leisure in examining, psyine
and singing from them.
THE STANDARD. Price $3.50; s13 50 per
dozen. Destined to be the Banner Church
Masic Book Of The season. Singers. leaders,
teachers! "Rally round" tho bannerl
SPARKL!NG RUB1ES. Price IS cents.
For Sabbath Schools. None better.
The PILGRIMS HARP. Price GO cents.
celled.
Take with you. for en:ertainment al sum-
mer resorts, THE MUSICAL TREASURE.
20 pages OF new and popular songs and
piano forte pieces, or SHOWER OF PEARLS.
Enl! OF the best Vocal Duets. Or, OPERATIC
PEARLS: Full Of the best Opera Songs. Or.
P!AN1ST'S ALBUM. Full Of the best Piano
Pieces. Or, PlANO-FOKTE GEMS. Full OF
the best Piano Pieces.
Each OF the above five books costs 81. so In
boards, or IS in cloth. Has moro than 20J
largo pages full of popular music, and either
book is a most entertaining companion to a
lover Of music. Specimens Of the STAND
ARD sent, for the present, post paid. for
81 20, and of the other books for the retail
price. OLIVER DITSON i CO., Boston.
CHAS. II. DITSON l. CO.,
aug s"1i New York