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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-06

At the last meeting of the British Scien'
tifc Association, Professor WILLIAMSON COM
plimented highly Professor JouLE, the retir-
ing president, saying that g the name OF
JoULE was known in every nook and corner
in this planet" MoScURE CONWAY, in his
last letter to the Cincinnati Comm ercaol,
takes exception tothe remark. He does not
think that JoULE is SO generally known.
Hon EDGAR WILSON once told a convention OF
people who resided on the Monongahela
river that in all his travels in Ohio, In
diana, Illinois, Iowa, or where not, he con-
stantly heard people talking about " Monon'
gahela "-(whiskey.) So MIR. WILLIAMSON
may have meant that in Europe, America,
Australia, India, or wherever the English
language is spoken, hog "jowI is known"
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Remarkable Predictions.

In September. 1872, more than one ycal
ago, Mr.. y. &. CEoLY. Of New York, once the
managing editor Of the H'grid, made the fol
lowing predictions. whic'! were published III
re .I0dc.m TTiiub"f- in December. 1872. Tic
prediction that The existing panic would cX'
coed tha! of 1887 has so far proved to re
false, ard will, we trust. preserve that char
acteri>lic. lIcic are the predicticns:
~ predict that within the coming two
wears this country will experience the worst
financial panic known u It's history. 1t Will
be more widespread and disastrous than
even that Of 1857. All the debts created by
Our papcr-moncy era sill BIZ wiped out or
compromised. Land will temporarily fall
to onc-laif its value.
"Thc panic vii! be prccipitatcd. in all
probability, by the failure of the Northern
Pacific railroad, and perhaps the bankers
who manage H."
This last prediction. which even went so
far rs to give the prccipitating' cause OF
the panic, is indeed most remarkable.
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Observation-Disclosures

We still learn from the experience of Mis-
sissippi. DR.. REDF!ELD tells the truth, let il
| hurt whom it may. State and county take:
! there run from q to per cent.-that Is
| from five to six times the amount Of oul
State tax. The farmers and planters are get.
ting poorer every year. DR.. KEDFIELD makes
the following remarks, which, as he says, are
as true of the Virginia negroes as Of the
Mississippi negroes:
SIN all the southern States from the time
the negroes were enfranchised to the present
| defy any man to point out al instance
where they ever defeated man for office be-
cause he was thief or a rascal. Indeed. i'll
sections containing heavy negro population
the mean st MIN almost invariably gets most
votes.
This is not because the negro is naturally
mean, but because he is dcplorably ignorant.
He thinks he must support dc man Of our
nartv,' no matter if ode man is pcniten-
tiary convict. Whenever Il fellow gets Re
publican nomination in the South he will
get the solid negro vote, no matter what his
record or his character. When you Under
stand the means by which nominations
are secured in the South you will not Won
der that the mcanc>t and most corrupt men
usually come out ahead.
Here is an amusing account Of al intcr-
view with Il barber. What This barber said
might be just lis truthfuly uttered by Vir-
ginia barber:
son, yes, votes. but I DON'T Whoop for
any party; it wouldn't do i'll my business.
I'm obliged TO be soft on the Democratic
party. suppose there wasn't any Democrats,
how would get my liyinS:"
You might shave Radicals" | said.
Radicals. Shave Radicals! Why, there
amt one Radical in thousand in this here
country that Shaycs. Niggers don't shave.
say Radical party support a barber! They
can't support anything"
"Ain't you 4 Radicals"
81 votes that ticket, but | don't say much
about it. don't like the Mississippi nlsgcrs
any too well.''
"What's the matter with them:"
son, they hain't got any sense. 1hey
don't know platform i'll politics from rail-
fence. They are right now down on Acorn,
and they can't tell to save their lives why.
III tell you the truth, now, Just between
YOU and me: there amt nall Oh tnem Aiis-
sissippi niggcrs that are fit to vote"
AMEs, it appears, protests that he is not in
favor of paying the old repudmted debt Of
Mississippi, and promises to Use the veto
power to prevent such result, but the peo-
nile are afraid to trust him. His greatest dis
advantage, REDFlELD says, is the fact that lie
is BEN Buffers son.in-law. 1t won't do, so
A1coRs TELLS the public, to trust thirty mil
lions of dollars to the word OF a NONRESIDENT,
GIBBS, who is on the ticket with AMEs, was
in 1860 denounced as corrupt by AMEs him.
self, which fact leads REpFlELp to thu. follow
ing sage remark, with which we conclude :
"a split in the Radical ranks in any
southern State always makes bad blood.
They know so much about one another, and
tell it so freely
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Norfolk county Conservative nominations
For House OF Delegates, W. b. Butt; ioi
Sheriff. r. i. Fiskc; for Treasurer, Ihomas
NJ. Hodges; for Superintendent Of Poor, W.
W. Tucker for Commonwealth's Attorney.
E.U. Cassell.
The Radicals of King George have had
sniff. One convention nominated W. b. IL
Prince for the House of Delegates, anC
another Wiluim Mcdaniel.
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The Place for Canvassers.

4 1t is SO commonly supposed that the
strength of the Conservative party lies III
West Virginia that the public will be sur
prised to learn the facts Of the case. In 1863
WALKER received S7,475 votes in East Vir
giuia, and only 1910 west of the Blue Ridge
There is large section of the State lying
between the Rapmnannock and the James
and between Richmond and the coast which
has been canyassed scarcely any. Let our
speakers not neglect this region.
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IoUtdi,a Rilbris: His ddrentares 6y Sea
md Shore. Translated from the French
of HECTOR MALoT by Mrs. JULIA McNA1R
WRIGHT. With Farty-siX illustrations py
EMILE BAYARD. Engraved by PASNEAA-
KER. Philadelphia: PORTER d COATES.
A very pleasant anda very handsome book.
Young and old win find 1t very entertain
ing. The young hero in some respects re.
sembles OLIVER TWIST freed of OLVER's BAD
fate amongst the thieves. His career Is
eventfuI.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON Il Co.
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GRlNSELL & Co., of New York, are under
a cloud. G. d. GRINNELL has been expelled
from the Stock Board for improper conduct,
supposed to be procuring movement to put
the house in bankruptcy, to gain time and
prevent the sale of collaterals at sacrifice.
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M TO THE PUBLIC.
H FALL, 1878.
SPLENDID STOCK DRY GOODS.

~ FALL, 1878.
SPLENDID STOCK DRY GOODS.
T R. PRICE & co.
have opened the great bulk Of their fine stock Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS, to which
the attention If their friends and the Virginia pub
lie is called. During the entire season their In
creased facilities will enable them to offer all the
novelties as they appear in the northern markets.
Every department in their house will lie kept up to
full standard, with Improvement in many respects.
Especially in their DRESS GOODS ROOM Will
this change be apparent the same taste III selec-
tions of coors and designs will be apparent which
gave them reputation before the war
CAIELS' HAIR POPLINS,
FRENCH and IRISH POPLINS,
GRO-GRAIN and TAFFETE SILKS, in black
and colored;
REPS POPLlSS and TYCOON REPS,
DIAGONAL and PLAIN POPLlSS,
yELOURS, MOHAIRS, &C.;
MOURNING and BLACK GOODS IN great Us
sortmcnt Speciality,
suAWIs and WRAPPINGS of every kind.
Great bargains III
FLANNELS, IRISH LINENS:
e, TOWELS, HOSIERY,
BLACK ALPACAS, &c'
Splendid FINE BLANKETS. ocl
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FAIR.

TINHE LADIES OF GRACE EPISCOPAL
l. CHURCH, Main street, will commence their
FAIR OH MONDAY, October 6. at 2 O'Clock NJ, In
FourIrlrean L Co., opposite the post-ofice to con-
linuc throughout The week. They will be prepared
10 furnish DINNER and SUPPER every gay;
and will have on hand the usual variety Of FANCY
ARTICL ES, including childrens double wrappers,
Infants slips and dresses for children aprons VI
all sizes, various kinds of sacgues, HnaercioSans
for ladies and children, variety OF tialSs: ia''
nd other useful articles oc Or ahi-I
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.JEWELRY, &c

SPECIAL NOTICE. am prepared to do
- new work and repairingin TIN, SHEET-1RON,
and COPPER; also, STOYE-WORh Of every va
riety win repair all machinery pertaining to gas
works of every description for private or public
parties throughout the State. Iotfer Tor sale nay
Alarm Pressurc-Gauge for gas.consumers. l nave
letters from gentlemen showing saving OF twenty
Der cent. All orders left at Mr.. c. j. SINToS'S
hardware store, No. 1888 Main street, or NJ my
hoAsL, TweI.y--f.A ss-set. Nc. SE3, VIII le
promptly attended 70, <>m,, nr,S .
&C 6-eolbt* OI1s DcaS'
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LECTURES.

T LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT AND
IL LECTURE. ra.-
REV A. Y. GILBERT, of Baltimore.
will lecture on MONDAY and TUESDAY EVE
SISC;S October 9th and 7th, In the lecture-room
of the Seycnth-Street Christian church, before the
Young Mems Christian Missionary Society, COM
mcncing at TX O'Clock.
Subject for Monday evening: Palestine .Expe-
ricnces." Tuesday evening: An Evening with
the English Poets"
Tickets so cents; children, half-pricc; to he OBJ
tanned at the principal bookstores and Ut the door,
Proceeds for the benefit of the Society.
oc3-4t
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ALL THE TEXTBOOKS USED in
N the public and private schools colleges, anu
universities OF the State, STATIONERY oi every
description, including
COpY-BOOKS,
CoMPoSITIOS-BOOKS,
EXERCISE BOOKS,
STATES. LEAD and SLATE PENCILS,
PENS, INEN-HOLDERs,
BLACKBOARD CHALK, ,,.p.
MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS ~ .:Ei''
CHORES WAII-NApS, lSK. lNKSPANps'
INDIA RUBBER, WATEE-toLoRs- ,,,,.-. oil
DRAwISG-PAPER and DRtwlNS..Do 'osnn.bIe
or witch Will be supplied on the mot rssosaoie
terms by NOoDiioe iiSoS Main street
Sc % --------
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The Suffolk banks were not disturbed by
the financial crisis.
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MEETINGS..

VIRGINIA LODGE, No. 2, [A
Y KNIGHTS OF PYTIIIAS. - The EY*A
members Of this Lodge arc requested 10 IL Ia
attend regular mt citing Mt PytEian Cas- EStSsH
lie Hall THIS (Monday) EVENING ut ScHay
| ~ o'clock. Candidates for Initiation VIII CsI
he i'm attendance ut s o'clock. Members OF sister
| lodges fraternally invited to attend.
~ ''"~ HENRY f.. DOWNING.
oc6.lt.- h. OF K, ,ahd =.
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nOYAl'S DIGEST OF GRATTAN'o
REPORTS, as;.
Volume ENGLISH REPORTS, ss;
and all the other new LAW arc hLSI1LL+A-'H
Gus BOOKS by MAIL postpaid
RANDOLPH s ENGLISH
oo ar, 1915 Main street.
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thoriZed by spcciai act OF the Legislature, iol te
benefit OF the PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KEN
TUCKYr.%ll take place in Public Library Hail. at
Louisville, Ky,
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1873.
Only $4,000 tickets will be solo, and onc-half of
these are intended for the European market, thus
leaving only 10000 for sale In the United States,
where lOo 900 were disposed of for the third Con-
cert. The tickets are divided into ten coupons or
parts and have on their back the scheme, with
full explanation OF the mode Of drawing.
At this concert, which will be the grandest mu-
steal display ever witnessed In this country, the
unprecedented sum Of
S1,5O0,OOO,
divided into $4,000 cash gifts, will be distributed by
Iot among the ticket-hOlders-the numbers OF the
tickets to be drawn from one wheel by blind chill
dren, and the gifts from another.
LIST OF GIFTS.
ONE GRAND CASH GIFT............ 80. $3.50, 900
ONE GRAND CASH GIFT..........,...... 100000
ONE GRAND CASH GIFT. $4,000
ONE GRAND CASH GIFT. $4,000
ONE GRAND CASH GIFT. ........... 1850
10 Cash Gifts $4,000 each,.. loV:ooo
80 Cash Gifts 5000 each ................ l'o,ooo
so Cash Gifts 1000 each. $4,000
so Cash Gifts 500 each .................. 30,0eo
100 Cash Gifts 400 each. ao,0V0
$50 Cash Gifts 800 each. 4........ as'oVo
$50 Cash Gifts 200 each. .....,.,.....'.. ae,oee
325 Cash Gifts 100 each ....,.....,....... 3-,oVo
l. 900 Cash Gifts so e:ch... o3o,ooo
Total. 10000 GIFTS, ALL CASH, amount
ing Recommendation. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The dlstr!butlon,wll be positive whether all the
tickets are sold not and the $4,000 gifts all paid
In proportion to the tickets sold-all unsold tickets
being destroyed at the First and Second Concerts
and not represented in the drawing.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole Tickets, $50; Halves, SIS; Tenths, or each
coupon, S.: Eleven Whole Tickets for $500, 2.s
Tickets for 81 ll3 Whole Tickets for 5000; 22'
Whole Tickets for $4,000. No discount on Less thah
$500 worth of Tickets ut time.
The UNPARALLELED success Of the Third Gilt Con-
cert as well as the satisfaction given oy the flrst
and Second, makes IL only necessary 70 announce
the Fourth to insure the prompt sale or every ticket
The Fourth GIT Concert will be conducted In all us
details like the Third, and full particulars may be
learned from circulars which will be sent free nom
this Office to all who apply for them.
Tickets now ready for sale, and all orders accom-
panied hr the money promptly alled Liberal terms
given to those Who Duy to sell again.
THOMAS z. BRAML ETTE,
Agent Public Library, Kentucky, and Manager Gilt
Concert, Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky.
For tickets or information apply 10
A.P. L'ECUYER,
- 900 Bank street: or
WILLIAM II. VERY,
Clerk \. Ford's Hotel,
RichEond, Va.
au ls-M&ThtDecl,&w
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GIFT CONCERTS,
GIFT CONCERTS.
rRANDEST SCHEME EVER KNOWN
FOURTH GRAND GIFT CONCERT
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
$4,000 CASH GIFTS. Sl,JO0,0OO.
EVERY FIFTH TICKET DRAWS GIFT.
~ Sa5O,OoO FOR $50.
$4,000 CASH GIFTS, S1,JO0,0O0.
EVERY FIFTH TICKET DRAWS a GIFT.
Sa5O,000 FOR $50

The FOURTH GRAND GIFT CONCERT, au-
thorized by special act of the Legislature, for the
benefit OF the PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KEN
TUCKY,, will take place in Public Library Hail. at
I
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S1,5O0,OOo,

divided into $4,000 cash gifts, will be distributed by
lot among the ticket-holders-the numbers Of the
tickets to be drawn from one wheel by blind chill
dren, aud the gifts from another.
LIST OF GIFTS.
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The dlstr!hutlon,will be positive whether all the
tickets are sold or not and the $4,000 gifts all paid
in proportion TO the tickets soldall unsold tickets
being destroyed as at the First and Second Concerts
| and not represented in the drawing.
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"A New York divorce lawyer alyer'is.
cs "llymcuial iuro nbaiibiliiies ~ Asle.
cialty dglicatcly adjusted. 'Tis slavery to
drtIil The han after the heart hath aed."
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q II Z POST
lfiddleburg,. ;. =. August 2s, 1873.

JuD0ISo by APpE.RANCE.---A good
story Is told by Yankee editor, in H.
lustration Of thc folly Of judging from
Appearances. A person dressed in
asuit Of homcspun clothes, stepped
into house in Boston, on some busi-
ness, where several ladies' were assem-
hled in an inner room. One OF the
company remarked in low tone, that
countrynan was waiting and agreed
20 have some fun. The following dia-
logue ensued
You ere from the country, / sup
pose z'
"Ycs. I'm from the country
well, sir, what do you think of the
city"
'It's got a tarnal sight of houses in
it,"
~ expect there are great many la
die where you come from
"Oh, vcs. l woundy sight iist for all
the world like them pointing to the
ladies.
And you are quite beau among
them no Doubt
"Ics, | bcaus'em TO mcctin, and
about"
MAY be the gentleman will take a
glass OF wine' said one Of the compa-
ny.
II thankcc don't care if do.
"BGt YOU must drink toast
81 eats toast what Aunt Dcbbv
mikes, bat rs 20 drinkin," ! never seed
the like.
Nhot was the surprise Of the compa-
ny to hear the stranger speak as fol
lows:
Ladies' and gentlemen, permit me
to wish you health AID happiness. with
every other blessing that the earth can
allorl, and Iadyisc yol pbc1r in mind
that we are often deceived by appear
Rnccs. You mistake me 10y my dress
fora country bo"hy !. from the same
cause, thought those men were gentle
men. The deception is mutual, wish
YOU good evening"
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DIR. FAEaRNEY'S
Celebrated Biood Cleanser or Pan

ceteOTuteu DtOO0 cleanser or ran
dced.
The Panacea will not only cure old stand
ing and malignant complaints. hut is one OF
the best preventaiives of such disorders
ever offered to ibe world You can avoid
severe attacks Of acute diseases, such as
Cholera. Small Pox. Typhoid. Billions.
Spotted mud intermittent Fevers. by keen.
ing your blood purified The different de.
vrees Of all such diseases depend altogeth-
er upon the condition of the blood; FOR IL
this vital fluid is deranged you will take
disease much more readily than other
wise. and the suffering will he in proper.
ton TO the amonnt nf foreign matter in the
blood. This is 80 reasonable that We need
not here make any illustrations.
Remember the name and don't be put of
with anything else which druggists may
say IL just ~ good as the BLpoD CLEANSER.
Because they make more profits on cheap.
er articles.
Sold by druggists and dealers every
where.
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ssSShgrninxs e
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EREEMONr HOTEL,
= fREEMoNr ,SSyDER co.. PA.

JOHN s. WOLF, ProprictSS,
This new hotel isnow prepared Tor ~
accommodation Of guests and will nGor1
hrst rate entertaipmsat topsrsons visltln6
Fremont, Every siFcrt will be mn( N n
pvomote the comfort of (ravoloro e1oc
- lhis house Choloo IIouorn a "a y
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MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.

~,
1Rc ieructdn syrup, q f'rotect.
co Sotftioh 81 uc fr0tortdo or
IRON, as SO coh'DLoled ns 10 mare
the rh"TuctcT oJ "a! 0ftiRenf, ds
eusiy Wyss'en az" HSstnifate1
%t.y ''g cfoOn oS MC siHiWcSe
Joo"; ~ increases INC IndntitU
% NWWrc'8 otch 0dti-ing
dyeht' Eon az Mc o'oo6. 0i,1
In,rS 1 =" Ho"S1iIa Hfs, sin'pfy
GUIoninJ up. hrigordtiRg and
Iud9tSiH0, M, SYstcm.. Tie en-
Ticnc" ""d 'Hot%cd CtooL per-
Mto'cS orcrD part Of me O0dy,
Tcpuir!"D damages and Wdstc,
:c"'CHoy QUO mOrOiu Secrc-
t!0hs. ana tearing nothing for
d!sSGse to fccd upon.
.,cr,,,I s.ccss 20 m. sso:ts ~ ', &c ,Con. ..,.
curing Dyspcnsia. liver Com.
plaint, Dropsy, Chronic Dinr-
rhcea, Coils, Nervous Affections,
Sh'iIS ana Icvcrs, Ifumors,
LOSS OF constitutional tigor,
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usc, and every family. sbpuld, have them
for their protection and relief, when d
Long experience has proved them TO be
est, surest, and best OF all the POfs witt
,he blood Is purified, the CONCEPTIONS. Of
TEN expelled, obstructious removed, Z
whole machinery OF life restored to IT.
activity. Internal organs which become
and sluggish are clcansed by 4vcr's Pt1
stimulated into. action. Thus incipient
ts changed into health, the value OF which
when reckoned on the vast multitudes wh1
II, can hardly be computed. Their sugar ,
makes them pleasant to take, and preservl
virtues unimpaired for any length Of u
that they are ever fresh, and perfectly 4
Although searching, they are mild, and q
occupation.
fnll directions are given on the wra,{
each box, how TO use them rs a Family i
and for the following complaints, whick
Puis rapidly cute:--
For I,yspcpsta or Irdtrcstt0a, Lsu1
mess, Ls,.r.or and r.oss oS 4 ppesis1
should be taken moderately TO stimulate It'd
ach, and restore its healthy tone and act'o5|
For Liver Compiains and lis variobs
toms, Biiious Headache. sick m
ache, Jaunsiicc or Green sfcsxness
lou. Collie and nfitous Fcvcru. they
be Judiclously taken for each casesyfo cov
diseased action or remove the obSt StenctorsI
tausc IL.
For. Dy.cntery or Diarrhoea, I'D
mild fosc Il generally required.
For s1hcvratisns, tsout, Gravel.
ritatios ~ the Heart, rutn tn|
Side, 8afh and LoIns, they should be 4
nously taken ~ reqaired, TO change the ID
action Of the system. with such change
con slainis disappear.
For propsy and Dropsical swell
tiey should be taken In large and frequent
e. produce the effect Of q drastic purge.
Fcv suppression, large dose shod
taken, as il produces thc desired effect vi
pathy.
As q Diuner Piu, take one or two I'd
promote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomad
bowels, restores the appetite, and invigorau
system. Hence II Is often advantageous
no serious derangement exists. One who
tolerably well, often finds that dose Of
Puts makes him feel decidedly better, from
cleansing and renovating effect on the do
apparatus.
PREPARED NJ
Jr. j. c. AVER q CO., Practical Chez
LOWELL, MASS, U. 8. A.
xrxwI
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II you want 10 hear and see ine toned and
beautiful organs and Melpdcons call at orr
Ware room and store. We uec none but tho
test material In making Instruments. Try one
OF them and You will be satiehsd
livery Instrument is warranted for Ave years
Dealers, Agents and Ministers OF the Gospel
arc invited to correspond with MS and send fot
price list: We are also agents for tho best New
York and Phiiaieiphia Pianos
Niolins md Accordeons from ~ to ais Violin
StriuVs. sheet Music, Picture Frames, Sc, 6c.
Ilways on hand
Pianos aud Accotdeons correctly tu and
repaired.
Gall IN, or address By letter
X. Il. SALEM n co,
Scpt.l isio. nsgrove, IA.
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war Nsxrs rhe
finc. - cents q year.
Chrome. free. Spsci
. club say where
Alden, Publisher Chi
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n great JuvoniIs sraxs
Vwith = spienisd 4, 20
I men, 3 cents. RAISE
= you saw this. john u.
faeo.