Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 May 1870 — Page 3

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RATES OP ADVERTISING.

and one-half the Weekly rates. LeiW ^lvrfrtfsei»egte'*Jl Sijiurfe for eneh insertion #n weeM*. 10 wSnta «o item however short inserted in local column lor less than 50 cents. ...

gelher wkh the t*tip«srier advantages Me-ssed by Indianapolis as a railroad centre, determined-upon tlia-MtabU»hin^t a large iron ttii^ at j*pi citizens appreciating the great advantage that would accrue both to the State and City from

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a movement, gave liberal

Recently Messrs. Butsch, Dickson & I

Perhaps by taking a stroll through the works we can form abetter idea of their magnitude than in any other way. Following dne'of the numerous lihfis bf railroad which connect- with the Union depot from the West, and wh^ph is owned jby Messrs. liutslh, Dilkson Si Co./ anil.uicd l)y them to connect their works with all the other roads running out of the city, we are brought directly upon tile grounds, which are located on the East bank of White Jiiver. X&Ug before, reaching .the works the eye is attracted by the dense volume of smoke which issues from its numerous furnaces, and as jre approach still nearer, the lurid issues #nich cap the huge chimneys denote ordinary combustion. Upon entering the main building one is forcibly impressed with the magnitude of the works. Here is stretched out before us the hissing of steam, the flying of immense wheels, the buzzing of the varied machinery used in the several stages of the work, commingled with the (slashing of the iron bars as they come from the machinery—all tend to produce a feeling almost akin to awe in the mind of one who has ri^v(?r before visited a place of the kind.

Not far from the'centrC of the room stands a three hundred horse power engine with its immense fly wheel. This mill is used in running what is called a -mrick tuill. It also propels a bar iron mill, of fifteen inches ttain. In addition to this mammoth engine there are three other engines used ill this department each of seventy-five horse power. But among the greatest wonders of the mill are the pumps which supply the water.— The largest of these, Thomas Patchers patent, throws eiglifeep thousand, gallons of water per hour* It is the only pump of the kind west of Pittsburff, wlule there are only three of the,kind west of the Alleghany Mountains. The massive machinery winch is used in working the jron requires an immediate amount of water to keep it froqj becoming red hot. This pump is designed to meet this c|emattd. There is Mill another pump which throws upward|of six thoumad' gal-' Ions per hour, ttnd is used in supplying eight lavge fine boilers. These boilers qie twenty-four feet long and more than ten fept in clioumfeienoe,

But let us go over to the-other -si^e of the room and watch tha A^iquscgrocesses which the'iron gbe*. On tlt^Vesrside of the building we find an enormops pile of what is called pig iron. This iron con-, gjsts pf thick short b^rfy spiqewhat re 'npi^bling card wood. It is dimply crude iron just as it comes from the blast furnace and of conrne is very impure.

Of the pig iron about twelve tons per day are consumed at these works, or when run at night double thai amount. The first process is what j* VptB\w\ puddling.— This consists in melting the iron in large furnaces', and stirring it uiiti] it becomes {)L'ir the consistency of wax. In the mill there are eight of these furnaces. One mill will puddle a ton of jfon in about fight hotirs.

After the iron is puddlt4 it *8 taken from the furnace in large bulls and thrown into a machino'which very much resem-' blcs the mouth of an alligator, and which, in fact, bears the name. Here it undergoes a regular chewing process, the heavy jaws opening and closing upon it, while the attendant turns the lump every time the jaw opens. Under this process a iiery liquid runs from the mass, thus digesting it l)f i^ucli of its impunity. The proprietors arc about putting in another maobine to do the same work. It is called a coffee mill squeezer. It comes from Pittsburg and will co»t $2,000. From this squeezer, the iron is taken to a machine yhich rolls it out intqloqg bqrq. Ofl the Rebuilt of the water that is used to keep tne machine from heating and therepeatcil rolling, the iron becomes eold, and it, becomes necessary to reheat if before the finishing touches can be given- For tliis purpose tLjerp are twp qtqer large furnaces, where after being thoroughly reheatedit is again pnt through another rolling mill. After tne necessary straightening anil trimming are doite it is then -.ready for the market.

At the east end of

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asr Marriage and Funeral notices 1.00. tar Society meetings and Religious notices ST» ^ents each iiigcttiofc, iwrjtfiiMy

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BoWie flbftei^Pfih^yearfl Ago seve KchtiuavJ hwIm JhfcArformeiiy *Jbeen hatred in the iron business in Ohio, at-

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room the pro­

prietors have erected a large lathe, upon which they torn their own rollers. Immediately east of the main building, jt«,Wrs. fintsQh, Dickson !t Co., have a large nut and bolt department, which h«s a seventy-five horse power engine. It is designed to manufacture all kinds of bolts and nuts in this department. For this purpose thev have some eighteen separate machines, some of which weigh from four to six tons.

All of these works have a capacity of running a mnch larger amount of ma chinery as occasion may demand that it shall be added.

For the purpose of bringing their m*n

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1XDIANA-HEE GROWING TRADE. ThevaE^CMid debilitated /#el thoir strength wtura'^jfiH their spirife re^rve under its bra-

Cllfi^S^6ih»?ffittten,t4wlheh

SfiDSfi Had

tracted by the e^ensive coal field^rte^iKj mqpncci in tlic WeAefn part of •hls^lfitejaim ly the, nuniprotis bla«t furn^ioes are being 'tWat' Aectioh," to- is less objectionablo to the taste and smell, it

keepers throughout the United SfKtes25 cent York.-

corner of

brick building on

essrs. .tsusicn, Dickson & Co. own seven hundred acres of coal fields in Clay county, from which they not only farown works,-hot are enabled to a ^rg§ jp* oTjndpnapolis with

SPECIAL NOTICES.

Violent purgatives. emetics, saliva.nts, blistering and bleeding have had their day. lo he sick can no longer be persuaded that nsr&vinfcivar*"•

Dyspeptics instead of dosing themselves with epsom salts, aloes, colycintn. jalap, and ether powerful cathartics, tone their digest-

av Tearlv adver will be allowed xther powerful ... «nWTHLv OUAWU matter FKEE of| ire organs and regulate their bowels with riiARWE' I Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. nar The'rates ot A Hvert.m«g in the WEEK- I Persons of Bilious habit, instead of throw-

035* Advertisements in both DAILY and WEEKLY, will be charged full Daily rates

is morti j^dilj'.jUlteii by delicate persons And children, is more easily assimilated, and is productive ot more immediate benefit than other kinds ofoil are.

J. MtfkrtHTSiMS aflws: f®TFor some year3 I )6^giv.eirw^ie uy« Cod Liter Oil alt«on "was called by

Sayre to Peter Moller's Cod Liver Oil, I bare prescribed it almost daily, and have every reason to be perfectly satisfied with it."

Sold by Druggists- apl 12d2taw3m

encouragement to the enterprise and thei \-mrx 'IK works $er6 ^poeffify* killed at^'casT^&j Mli«n6SS Rl® JSi^T DiBfltil $177 000 I

may cnsue

tlie*twcnty acres qf.-froiuu&on which fheyJ-ylied. there arc erected, and^hy «)kua^d itional Outlay 1fcre 5nS*e'in»»W! Tiiere^is but ,, ... I one dye in existence which contains no deleof $25,000 have so added to their faoh-1

ties that they now take rank among the largest establishments of the kind in the West. They are now turning out an excellent quajity of^m^chi^t jtbi (Sjkft kinds, incliA^i% V^rffed'iroJr%i5(rlindgM and railroad purpose".

froin using preparations forcolor-

t-»* o. ing the hair charged with acetate of lead and

n]phnr

youmayknow

Co., who are noted for their public spirit, I metallic sediment which has to be shaken up hav.e purchased the^ejjtire wor^, with before the disgusting comfround can benpwna&on winch they

them by

teriou 8ubstancei and that is

Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye, which has been carefully analyzed by ProfessorChilton, nrnjbrd»rtarcrt by him t» contain 4nofead^anj^ther§i^u^jngr^di«nt. See

Cristadoro's, 6

Astor House, New York. CRISTADORO'S HAIR PRESEVATIVE, as a Dressing, acts like a charm on the Hair after Dyeing. Try it.

'To Owners of Horses and Cattle.' TOBIAS' DERBI.C0NDITI0N POWDERS are warranted:" sudpriot to »ny others, or no Say, for|tho cute of'tDiBfemjter/Worms, Bots, Coughs, Hide-Bound, &c., in Horses, and Colds, Coughs, Loss of Milk, Black Tongue, Horn Distemper, &c.,JjiCattle. Theso Powdersiwire formerly put up by Simpson I.Tobias, son of Dr. Tooias, and since his death the demand has been so great that Dr. Tobias has aontinaed ^O'tntinufticture them. Thoy are perfectly safe and innocent no need of stopping the working of your animals. They increase the apjetite, give a fine coat, cleans?: the Btdtaaqh.4U)d «lrinOy oftnurts, and increase -&e milk bf eows. Try them, and you will never be without them. Col. Philo P. Bush, of the "Jerome Park Race Course," Fordham,^)'. Y., would not use them until he was told opwhat they wero composed, since which timo he is never without tbem. He has over twenty running horses in his chargc, and for the last three years has used no other medicine for them- Sold by_Druggists and Storeea States. Price ew

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COBHXK ¥nscejjss-

6iSers, treipnlaul.'weak aadde*t thek shattered energies the gfreit' InvKorant, and

bless the day when the adulterated liquors of commerce were superseded by a medicated stimulant, perfectly efficient and entirely

by Tind and- sea'rejoice in the

possession of an agreeable corrective, which

iw Collections will be made quarterly on ptoteo^themfrom the evil effects ofmalana, all nilvcrtHementJ,' I fronsca-sickness.and from the disturbing influences of changes of temperature, and

cautionsphy-

5BMt93^u crepid. is itatjpiJlHuhtavn or settloment. on, mericaE^onndut/ wherd it Is not re-' as yJijtoMyl^emejjfeiidita mfo* against cpiaemics in short, whenever there is intelligence prudence and common stetter's Stomach Bitters is prostandard specific, for which, in range of pharmacy, there is no te*or equivalent.

Prie

25 conts per Box. Dejiot, 10 Park Place, Ne'

"Life is the Gift of God.

WhB^we are sick this life is obscured, under a cloud, oppressed with humors. Experience Tifta taught ns ccrtain means, which never ,fail for -their removal. IPhe child receives with hisjife the sebds of bh death. It may take one or one hundredhyears, before the aeede bear thoir sad firuit, b^'just as sure as the seeds of death ripen, life ceases. Purging is the grand safeguard, because then what fosters the seeds of death are taken away, expellod frtm the body.. %&,«* a

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Govern Tonrscltm by Expericace. MyclftW fivfetfteaTs, haiLeearlct fever, and for five days had,]cotistant fever. By order o¥Tfe« doctor I gave her syrfe 'W rhubarb she took nearly' a pint, but her bowels continued»rtosed. On tjjo fifth day .the doctor said her bowels must.be opened or she would be lost ii proposed Brandroth's Pills to this he would not consent—saying she was too weak. consulted with my hus^ao,d, and we concludod to give her three pi0s. In about four hours they operated, ^filling half full a comimta chamber. After thatoperation the fever loft her, and she rapidly recovered.— R^rence, 20(3 Clerianot Avenue, Brooklyn.

iDISCOVBRy.

ELIXIR J. F.BERim®TONI STIIENIQUE. ANTI-DYSPEPTIC.

The several observations made by the best physicians of tho Faculte do Paris have proved that the sicknessos njising from impoverishmentflMho^flfc/idi ornftrrousexhaustion, vii: Amouia, Chlorosis, Sympathisme, Phthisic, Diabetes, Albumineria, Scorbut, c.,&Qt,are radically cuMtd:with the ELIXIR ". F. sT

Oeneraf Depot—A. BERNARD, 51 Cedar St., New York, 2d floor. For sale by all respectable druggists, ^naySdeOdly

Prof. Hamilton'* Mert-

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mado. If extracts pre pa rtsowia vaeuo—• certain and enectivo romedy for Coughs

Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat,Aatllioa. Bronchitis and Consumption. It# great popularity and immense

COUGH

sales is a guarantyof its great value. Thoso

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gists. BROWNING iSLOAN, General Agts. For sale byall druggists in Terre-Haute. dec8d6m

MAN AND THE MAGDALEN.

Estt^x* for Vonng Men.—Tho victims of social evils—with we^3 oi warning' ft*r.the orring a fid anfortunate—sanitary aid and words of cheer for the dowjb-B&ataiid afflicted. Sent •free, in scaled envelopes. Address HOWARD

ASSOClATMON, BoxP,Philadelphia. Pa. ia29dw3m

IWPQBTANT

The attention of

Hardware De*len, Car and

Hamte Bh

PATBST NEVER FAU(ltl SE^F-LOCKISO 'WINDOW FAST." This is decidedly the best and most import'^vention of modern times. Its simpliciwondcrftil adaption both for HOUSh

other window fast. Forhou^o windowsit dispenses with weights and pallys, operating

tie as wished to socare vonttlatii lookeil securely at eyery t«)in.. trader or burglar, and will neyer get out of order. It has the peculiar element of locking itself in whatever position you leave it. For steam ot horse car windows they are finished in a wm^rcrf fitoje?, tasking an elegant fin

ment,«Ve^ 18 ean nevufr'aif.1'

ish to. the

Tholioase Fasts far sale bj all Hardware 9e|tlers. Liberal inducements to Agents.— Sead lor descriptive circulars and prices,

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FLOUR,

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Articles delivered to of chargfc

KEELER,

the heavy

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BEAD,

AND FEED [OF ALL EXNDS, -7 ., -T -t ". CaraerSth

LAW OFFICE: i« AKl a JH

a state

'poison,

seek relief, and find it, in the operation of that wholesome vegetable alterative upon the

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MEREDITH & KEEL

it 1» ail td fifeie

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H. J.

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Votary Public!

ARCHITECT,

^RCHITECT & BUILDEK.

1 thoir strength Phtrs.SpecilleatiOns,! Detail Drawings furnished foy eyery description of Buildings. p, ii :T O i.

OFFICE—Northeast corner of Wabash* and Sixth Streets, 2d sto ry. Denting Block.

ATTORNEYS.

gAIJRD ii CHUFT,

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ZENAS SMITH, Attorney and Counselor at Law. Office on Ohio SU, iext to Jadge Patterson's.

In offering my sorvioes to the citisens of Terre-Haute and vicinity, I feel that I may reasonably expect a small share 9fj when it is considered that as a magistrate I have served this community twelve years

Xerre-Haute, Jamiary27,1870. d,tf

CHAMBERLAIN'S i. rtt

CANCELING -STAMP,

KECESTTIJT Authorized by tho TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

J. F. 29.uxiders & £!ov^ 135 Main Street, CINpiNNATI.

SOLE

This Hotel has recently been refitted', and put in first-class order, offering'accommodations unsurpassed in the State.

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Notary Public,

Corner Mala aid Third Streets, Terre-Haate,Iad. ifcblldlyk

CUNSNUTft.

VA1..

JOIOT ABH§TlMNp Has removed his Gunsmith Bhop to Mack's new building, on Third street, one -doo* north of Farringten'g Bloek, wfaere he will be happy to meet all his old customers and as many new ones as may make it convenient to call. aSdtf.

T. U. BUKTIH, Preprletor.

CLARK HOUSE, Cor. Fir*tb OhioHm,"

Terre Haute, r- Indiana.

n. H. GRIFFITH, Fnop.

Office of Marshall, Montezuma and.Palestine Hack Lines. Free Buss to and from all trains. nov28dtf

JAMES B. I.Y3VE, Wholesale and Retail dealer in

Pure Copper Distilled tucky Whisky

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AND*

Foreign and Domestic Winea and Liquors,

No. 70 Main St., bet. 3d and 4th

Pectoral

IND.

TERRE-HAUTE, decl6dwlyi

THE BEST

Always the

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The most S\tgQe^af\tI

PHYSICIANS

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As thasjn'fe.

The annexed very com. nial is from o^e of Uie ups| chants lo, the State of Indiana:

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r*Elixir"

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BEST COUGH REMEDY

IN THE MARKET. Jt-iil W

appreciated. It is neatly put up, is pleasant to take, and is both safe aril! reliable. JAS. JACOBS, Druggist.

For sale by.Deal'

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BARR,

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Druggists an*

ft. A. WOOD.

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JIOSTOX *SU1DKS MjUrCFACTtTRlSO COL, 184 Federal St., Bdstoa 77 Chambers St., S. WESTKRS BRANCH OFFICE, ir P.W.

it, cificata^tiiiaMk

Oen 1 Traveiing Baejpess Ag't,

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WOOD & MILLS,

Carpenters and Joiners,

Cor. Sixth QAerry Sts,

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JOHN P. SAIRD, CHAKLKS CTSTJIT.

ATTOENEYS AT LAW, OFFICK—No. 82Main Street,upstairs.

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BARB'S

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Having for several years bee* soiling Jlarr't Pectoral Efixir, iag public tes many remedies for the cures olX' Croup, Hoarseness and lci»dr»d that has been upon the years, I know or no othc— great faith, and the very large sale of the

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JfOHT PEBFEfT, Natural, Artiflcial help to the human eye ever known. They are ground under their own Supervision, from inmate Crystal Pebbles, meUed: together, and derive their name, namond," on account of their hardness and brilliancy.

The Scientific Principle

On Which they are Oonstructed brings the core or centre "of the lens directly in front of the •ye,produoing elear and distinct visien, as 'S,™? R*turml1*®,k'tky »ight. and preventing aa unpleasant sensations, such as glimmeringand wavering of sight, ditziness, Ac., peculiar to alt othem in use. They

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11,000 JO ANyPBBSON WHO WILL BQUAL 1 MADAME RAPHAEL IN THE PROFESSION. fjlHE NRYEKIFAILING a O-

A AMB RAPHAEL is Hie best.' 0he sue-' deeds when all others have failqfl. All who are ih ttouble—all who have been unfbrtn-

cd and trifled with—all fly to her for advice and satisfaction.' All'who are in doubt of the affections of those they love, consult her to relieve and satisfy their minds

Affairs She Never Falls.

She has the secret of winning the affections of the osposite Bex. shows you the likeness of yoqr future wife or husband, or ab sent {Fiona. She guides the single to a hap--y marriage, and makes the married happy. _,er aid and advice has been solicited in in^amerable instances, and the result has always been the means of seonring A Speedy and Happy Marriage Site is, therefore, sure pendence. It is Well! known to the public large that she was the first, and she. is the only person in this, country who can show, the likeness in reality and who'can give entire satisfaction on all the concern* of life, which- can h? tostod and proved by thousands, both

ad. and sin­

gle, Who, daily and eagerly visit her. To all in.bu8iness her advice is invalaablc. She can to to tell, with the greatest certainty, tile result of all commercial and business transactions. ^Lottery numbers given without extra

jyiA jtAME RAPHAEL is'a bona fide AstWilogist that avctxone ean depend upon. J$b« is,the greatest Clarivoyant of the nineteenth oantury. lit is- that well-known feet that makes illicit pretenders copy her advextigetittnts and try to'imitate hor.

Madame RaphaaJl is .the seventh' daughter of the seventh daughter she was born with a naturll gift she can foretell your very thoughts. She also euros drunkenness, and discovers lost or hidden treasure?,

All interviews strictly private and oonfl-* dential. As a female Physician her remedies never fail-to cure all female irregularities, and so prodq«? the monthly flow, without danger *r exposure. They can not injure, iibUt, 49 the contrary, they improve H« health'.

Therefore} Dome one, come all, to

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N. B.—Those at a distance may communicate with perfect satisfaction by enclosing one dollar and stamp. All communications strictly private add qanfidential.'

Address Lock Box 531, Cincinnati, Ohi

LEATHER, HIDES, &C. I -*H+ j.. 44 auaaarr. jobs r. HRACRAM. lu A.. BURNETT Sc CO.,

Manufacturers

-and Dealers In

Leather,Hides,Oils Mkae rijwf Curriers' iVo. 144 and 14G

rfaMU»«'aa4 Tirrs' Tools,

Main Street,

TKRRlIlAVrK.Iltp.

Cash for Hides, Fata, Sheep Pelts, Peer Skins. Tallow. and Leather tne Bough.

Consignments always [receive prompt a ten tion. may5dwtf

jjanee. »L. ptrfvisfihi]!' existing between the anned and F. Oilman being ia process cf lis»oIutidn, all obligations involving the rWit of the Vigo Foundry aad Terre Haate Car Warks will none other fill

made by the undersigned cognttcd.

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Hats mad* to order on short notice. JUoipeand see, fi 'hjsi

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wbler_aad Optician,Sole Ageni forTerre :e, Indiana, from whom they ean only tained. These goods are not supplied to at any price. marzldwly

on

First Street, at 'CStftil fiw»riVTerrp-H*ute, InjUfna. j«cxir»0 .F: i'

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TIE PIAHOHB GLASSES Manufactured by

J. E. SPENCER & CO., N. Which are now offered to tba public, are pronounced by all the celebrated Opticians of the World to be the

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Perfected ^l»f^ftles,!

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We take occaaion to notify the Public tnat we employ no pedlars, and to caution them against those •'w

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In all the essential poifrts to be'tafiited ft making a truly. first-class instrument, thes Pianps have earned tot tKems^Tre9 a reputa tion regardless of Foreign Rib boa tocoratioas Ac., See., that places them

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eivini 'the' beneftts 'w th«

it discqupU, it secure* mp Hkfttriseval the most choice. instrumu&U, Occupying tnti extensive bml

A fall assortment of the celebrated Silvei Tongue »v*r»at »7'-rr« ne juiiiu»H "»ds ni X'' Organs and Jtfelodetms

Musical InstramentC '."1 i'-"1 Whqn needing any artielaln the M^sic'line sand orders or call at

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NJ B.''Ali^!nds of Ipstrntnents repaired.

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Atid all descriprtoos of Plakked Luafaet

WHOLKdALI AMU MMTAJL MALMS IB

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Cement Roofing,*1 l^1 Roofing Felt.

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Wood Turning. TO ORb£lt.

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