TUESDAY MOINING, APIIL25.
BOROUGH OFFICERS.
Burfess-U. It. Mat.
f ViiifiriVinrn Jacob Shrlver, J. R.RIronp,
W. V, Dimoud.'H. H, Haslet, .1. Winans.
justiers of the JYaeeW, 1. Moreilliolt,
ft. H. Knox.
Immutable J. N.Toltsworth.
AVioni Directors J. Winans: J. A. Palo,
. .T. A. Proper, Jacob Nhrivor, 1). 8. Knox,
H. D. Irwin.
FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.
President Ja( JAMKSJ TAMPnui.T..
Ansoeiate Judges J. A. l'Rol'KK, Ai-
DRKW ClHlK.
ShrriflK. L. Davis.
ItiMliict Attorney W. W. MAson.
f' Treasurer S. KktIjKY.
V I'ntthonotary, lteyiter& Recorder, oV.
J. It. Aomkw.
OimmiMiniifi'J-N, r. WnnKt.KB, Bk!J.
Elliott, I'r.rKit Mkroii.liott.
Vounlj) Superintendent H. 1. Ronnicn.
fury '(YininionT Jar. Gilkilliak,
Wn PATTKnsOt.
tiiunly Surveyor S.T). Inwi.
f Yd-mic .lost a ii Win ac".
Cniinty Auditors L. L. Uackf.tt, ti,l
llol.KMAN, WM. Ct.AUK.
Member of Congress IWh District O. W.
Bcoi'iKi.n.
State Senate W. A. Wai.LAOK.
Assewbly JonnG. 1 1 ALU
. b. c. & a. i it. timetadlK-
OOINO MOUTH.
Arrive. Depart.
Mull l.l!0 p,m. l.ilft p. ".
x press .;i7p. m. u.4U p. in,
eotxo south-.
Arrive. Depart.
Express 10-04 r. ni. 10.07 a. m.
Mail.... 3.16 p.m. 8.'J0p. in.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Twenty seven persons were united
with tTie M. E. Church of place on pro
batioii, recently.
J. T. Hlair, Superinlenrlent of the
Titholo R. R. was in town one day last
week.
We publish several applications
for license tliis week. They may be
perused in another column.
We are under obligations toS. J.
Fetley, our County Treasurer, for fa
. vors extended to us during the past
week. .
-The past week 1ms been cold, and
fears are entertained tluit fruit will bp
4 short crop this year, ou account of
ithe severe frosts.
Col. J. T. Henry, editor of the Ti
tusville CotinVr, tendered hi resigna
tion on Tuesday, and the stockholders
. Accepted the same.
Ed. W. Smiley, editor of the Ve
nango CiVren called on us lust Satur-
day. His wife visited in town last
' Week.' '
A child of John Mathe'a, and one
of Ailum Emert, were buried on Sun
day last, on Dutch Hill. We could
not learn any particulars.
Several largo pikes have been
caught in Tionesta creek this Spring.
The largest one we have beard of being
caught, weighed 20 lbs.
E. E Clapp, of President was in
town yesterday. He has bought near
ly the whole of President township
recently, and wo suppose he will soon
develop it. -v
t Trouting is not as good in this
county this spring as it usually is.
.We have heard of no real good hauls
having been made as yet.
-The roads throughout this part of
the country are in first class condition
at present writing, and as a eonee
t quencc, the teaming business is brisk.
Election of officers of the I. O. G.
T., for the ensuing term will take place
tomorrow evening, at the Good Tem
plar's Hall. Let there be a full at
tendance.
Rev. A. Virtue has been engaged
by the.' Presbyterian Society of lhi
place, o preach once in three weeks,
for one year. We will give duo an
nouncement of his arrival.
Fast horses preamhuluto our
. streets, attached tosulkeys, with young
bloods pushing on the lines; should
. any of them beat Dexter' time, we
will 'take good tare that our readers
. bear of it.
' ' The " Uiching:? Eug'ish Opera
- Combination givo two perf'ormaces
in Titusvillc, Friday aud Saturday
:;.vciirngs of this week, and one in
'ftadville, on. Monday evening of next
week.'
' The pels tot is a favorable time to
'. comiueuee the erection of a bridge
p.:-ma tho river here. Don't let any
. ol'tjur bridge-builiiists stand back from
.. any filings of niodtMy. We will use
the bridge, when it is b.'iilt, in prefer-
ence to. the ferry.
' Mayor Williams, of Oil City, ha
issued his proclamation declaring that
the government of that city is fully
and completely .organized in accord
ance with the -provisions of tha act of
Assembly made and provided for that
pupose.
Tho cities round about us are
luxuriating in circuses, but none Ihave
yet been advertised ilirjthis place. In
deed, circuses are sur h rare occ ur.
, rences here that a great many eve nts
are dated by "the time 1ieu the ci r
ctis was here.", We are ofttsionabll.y
riiitfl bv nr'nn -grinder h',jwever.
We have heretofore neglected to
state tliatS. H, Haslet is making pre
parations to build a fine residence on
the hill, cast of his present location.
The foundation is already laid, and
work will begin at once.
A new well was struck at Utica,
six miles above Franklin, on French
creek, on last Thursday, which is said
to be yielding about eight bar. els per
day. We did not learn the names of
the owners. JX Centre Record.
The Petroleum Monthly for April,
has been received. It is filled with in
teresting articles on oil &Ci, and con
tains a portrait of Jas. McCray, and
also a short sketch of his life. Terms
thrco dollars per annum. Address
BoWman'cV Linn, Oil City, To.
Sunday last having been a very
pi eo. a ut day, the interval between
morning and evening services was oc
cupied by some of our young folks in
strolls about the hills and streets of
our plare. It looked comfortable.
M. Henry, E?q., of President
moves his family to T'onesla, to-day.
He occupies the house built by Morn
ling, lately occupied by Mr. MrGill.
We are pleased to have the 'Squire
and his family among us, and hope
they will abide here during their
natural lives.
Geo. Hunter is repairing his
fcrist mill and will ha re it in operation
in a nimtJ.' or less. He will be pre
pared todoa firsi'-clnssjob of grinding,
and we hove no dec bt but :he mil!
will be well ratroiiiircif.
We have hi an! ofnoeodn fountains
having been started in our enterpris
ing village yet, but have i.'o idea that
we arc doomed to pfs a sum nier with-
oi't 8ime patriotic individual t'upply
ing i's with this necessary of sun.'incr
life.
A son of Jas. C. Pcreival of Palo,
Michigan, formerly of Newtown, this
county, shot liit.self with a rifle, acci
dentally, about twif weeks, ago. He
ived about eight hours'. Was sixteen
year and thirteen dajs o.'d. Mr. Tor
rival's many friends in this t'ection will
sympathize with him in his aflictiuii.
That freshet don't seem to com e
Lumbermen look down their not-
Some to whom we have spoken seem
to think there will be no flood until
fall ; but then it is extremely hard,
even for lumbermen to tell exactly
when tho rain will descend in sufficient
quantities to cause a rafting season.
We still hope.
Several of our town children are
attending school, at Oldtown, up the
creek. It is quite a wnlk, and might
be termed the pursuit of knowledge
under difficulties. We ore ml in
formed when our borough schools will
open again, but presume it will be
soon. '
F. W. Hays, Esq., Attorney at
Law, who has located in Oil City, fa
vored us with ii visit on Saturday and
Sunday lust. We can recommend him
to the citizens ot Oil City and Venango
county us a straight forward business
man, aud will guarantee that any
business left with him will oe attended
to promptly.
We noticed T. B. Cobb in town
during the last week. II hail just
returned from Louisville, where he
lias been eating greeu cucumbers, ami
where the weather has been so warm,
that he took oh" his garments which
were next to his body. hen he got
up here again, he immediately pro
ceeded to don the aforesaid unmen
tionables in order to keep up a proper
degree ot warmth.
Information wanted of James
Taylor, an risune msn aged about fifty-six
years, about five feet eight
inches in height, and had rather long
hair, partly grey, wore brown coal,
grey pauts, soft bluck hat. Said Tay
lor wandered .away from HilUville,
Lawreuce county, Ph., on Friday,
M..-..I. oi ,( ..l TV,..,,..
,, ... m i ti n -it t
to Mr. Wm. Taylor, Ilillsville Law-
renee county, Pa.
Carpenters, Blacksmiths, Saw mill
men, Oil men, and other citizens ot
Forest county, who are iu want of any
thing in the Hardware line, should go
to Andrews & Co., Tidioute. They
have the lurgest stock iu this section
of the country. .They are making and
repairing all kind of Machinery and
Saw mill castings ut short notice 4-tf.
A. II. Sieele, Cashier Tionesta
Savings Bunk, has been appointed
agent for tho celebrate ! " Inmau Line
Ocean Steamers," nt tl.i-t place. Any
person desirous of going to Europe or
bringing friends to this country, will
do well to call on Mr. Steele, who will
furuhdi them with all the information
required.
I have good Chop for sale at $2.00
per ct. I have ulso a lot of Corn and
Oats. Warehouse one door south of
W. J. Roberts' residence.
3-tf II. W. Rom-XT.
New Music 16 Pieoes for 30 Cents.
The True Cross, sacred song, by . J.
R, Thomas ; Underneath the Violets,
ballad, by Cbas. Pratt Come, rest
your head, little darling, song, by
Tuckef j Farewell, Mother, song and
Chorus, by J. B. Donniker; Pleasant
thoughts of long ogo, song, by G. W.
Persley Spring Tide, trio from Harvy,
by Dressier; Spring ond Autumn,
quartet, by Peruzzi J May Song, quar
tet, by Mendlessohn ; Sweet is the time
of Spring, by J. R. Thomas ; Our Lord
is risen from the Dead, secred by
Voss ; Lord God the Holy Ghost, quar
tet, by Concone; Blue Bird Schot
tisehe, by J. Becht; Standard March,
by J. Coote; Belle Marie Mazurka, by
Grannis; Belle of Saratoga, Volse
Sentimentale, by Fitzhugh ; Cinnamon
Rose Schottische, by Kink. I.
The above pieces, pi inted from 36
full-size Music plates, are contained in
the May number of I'etern' Musical
Monthly, for which the Publisher asts
the modest sum of 30 cents. Send 30
cents for a sample copy, or 81 for the
January, February, March, aud April
numbers, we are confident you will
thank us for recommending it. Ad
dress, J. L. Peters, 5'J'J Broadway,
New York.
Home asd Health. The April
number of this new Health Magazine
co ncs to us with a great veriety of
interesting articles. The priucpnl
ones are ou "The Teeth Cases and
Prevention of Decay," "Health at
Home," "Bathing and Baths (lUunira
ted)," "Rearing Babies," "Tight Lac
ing (llluttrated)," "Bright's Disease
Untechuically Considered," "What
shall we do in the Sick room ?'
etc. There are more than forty
smaller articles, containing vuluable
hiuUioii health and for the home. Pub
lished at $1.50 per year, by W. -R.
pEf'fY & Bkothek, 805 Broadway,
Ne w York.
Pkblio Sale.
Having decided to quit the livery
business. I w ill expose to public sale,
on Tuesday, xM 2i- n,y in,n" l,9e
stock ..f Horses, Wag 'lis, Sleds, Bug
gies, Sleighs, HarnjV Baiidlos, Bri
dles, &c. ut my stain'.". ''''8
.Horn. Will be sold on ti:u ,tn P
j;r0"ed security, or forcnsli, l'ie 'j1')'
er has ,'uore l'la" no needs. Tii-18 18 a
rarei-haiK ,,,,r a"-v 0,10 t'.'.S"
into the live.v """'"s, and Tionestu
a good point.' " ,,aml "tlM2d
of May, and secure J"1"1 bnrpiiiw.
2-4t Hays.
To Nebraska, C-lifo nia,
S33, and the B. &. M
Lands.
nd Kin-
R. R.
The "Burlington Route," so called,
lies, right in the path of the Star in
Empire. It runs almost immediately
in the center of tho great westward
movement of emigration. Crossing
Illinois and Iowa, it strikes the Mis
siouri river ut three points.
These three points are the gateways
into three great sections of the trans
Missouri region.
The Northern gate is O fiuha, where
the great Pacifiiu road will take you
to the land of gold and grapes, sunny
mountains, and perpetual summer.
The middle gate is Pbittsmouth,
which opens uoou the south half of
Nebraska, south of the Platte river, a
regi'Mi uusurpnssed on the continent
for agriculture and grazing. Just here
are the B. &. M. Railroad lands, con
cerning which Geo. S. Harris, the land
officer at Burlington, Iowa, can giv
you all information, and in the heart
of them is Lincoln, the State Capital
unil present terminus of the road.
The Southern gate leads to Kansas,
by connections with the St. Joe Road
at Hamburg, running direct to St. Joe
and Kansas City.
The trains of tho Burlington run
.smoothly and safely, and make nil
.? ....
connections. It runs the het of coach
es, Pullman Palace aud Pullman Din
ing cars, and should you take the
journey for the journey's sak alone,
you will be repaid ; or take it to find
a home or a fjrm, una you cannot find
either better than among the B. & M.
lands, where you can buy on ten years'
credit, and at a low price.
-M. P. Jeliks, Jeweller, Miadvillc,
Pa., is sellinir Watches, Jewelry,
r-i...; iy, 1 .1 on ,.ollf
below marked prices. Sevtrul of our
citizens have patronized him, and find
him "stpiare." Give him a call. His
establishment is on the corner of Wa
ter and Chestnut St., iu Cullum block.
For Sale. The house and lands
known as tho "Christie Prnjieny," lo
cal ed at Irvinton, Warren County Pa.,
arn for sala. Ternu cash or ilPliroved
. . .
security. niy
John A. Dale.
President Tionesta Savings Hank,
Tionwta, Pa.
For 8ale. One 20 Horse Power
Timber Engine and Boiler in good or
der. Inquire of D. 8. Knox,
1-tf. Tionesta, Ta.
For life-size Photographs and Oil
Paintings, go to Wilt Brothers.
The largest Photographic rooms
in Western Pennsylvania, Hanna's
Block, Franklin, Pa.
The largest stock of Picture
Frames and Mouldings in the Oil Re
gions, et Wilt Bro's.
Prang's imported Chromos at
Wilt Bro's.
For Photographic views of the
Oil Regions, inquire at Wilt Bro's.
Stereoscopic views of the Union
& Puciflc Railroad, and fine views of
the most gorgeous scenes in the Yose
mite Valley, California, at Wilt
Brothers, Photographers and Publish
ers of views of the Oil Region, &c,
dealers in Photographic instruments
and materials, Hanna's Block, Frank
lin, Pa.
Newspaper Laws.
We would call the special attention
of Post Masters and subscribers to the
Forest Republican to the following
synopsis of the Newspaper laws :
1. A Posliuuslcrs is required to give
notice by feMer,'vreturning a paper does
not answer the luw), when a subscri
ber does not take his paper out of the
office, and slate the reason for its not
being taken. Neglecting to do So
makes the Postmaster reponsible to
the pubiitdtcr for the payment.
2. Any person who takes a paper
from tho Postiflicc, whether directed
to his name or unother, or w he. her he
bus subscribed or tint, is responsible fur
the pay.
3. If u person orders his paper dis
continued, he must pay all arrearages,
or the publi.-her may continue to send
it until payment is made, and collect
4. If the subscriber orders his pa
per to be stopped at a certain time, and
thd publisher continues to send, the
subscriber is bound to pay for it if he
laket it out of the I'cat Office. The law
proceeds upon the grouud that u man
must pay for what he ues.
The courts have decided that refus
ing to take newspapers and periodicals
from the post office, or renio"ing nnd
leaving them uncalled for, Is prima
facie evidence of iiileiitional fraud.
-
A'ew Advertisements.
A. D. HILL,
BLACKSMITH,
TTAVIXa LOCATED in Tinnesla. Ispre-
l. pnred to do nil kinds of work in his
lino n a manner which will satisfy nil who
mav fuv'or w'itli thoir custom. Partic
ular attorn.'"" I",id '
HOiV-SE SHOEING.
Give h'm a trial, .hop on Church St.,
near the Savings JJ.ink. J-iy.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
BY VIKTL'K ol a writ of Alias Fierf Fa
eiK. int-ueil out of the Court oi' Coi?i-
'on P eas of l'Vrest County, and to nic di
rp,. 'ed, Ihere will be exposed to Halo Oy
'u'blu.' vc,'1uo or ouu-iy, ut the Court
II uiso h"' l''e borough oi "J'ionesta, on
jiNl'AY. MAY 15, 1S71,
at I" o'o'wk, .M- 11,0 'ol'ow n described
"s; - ft,.; "wrri
OI, .11 HI. (I to H Ot I'ta 11 l"t . "
.ami Mituato in
'ii'HiuMa lioroii-ii, 1'iie .tL
Pa , b i. rtil-
1 I .1 u I I I llll-l. 1
i-wit: in
tho went hy l.lin utriet, hum runiu. M., JJ
said street oi icel, thence easterly b
of J. 11. M.-ehliiiK lot, 270 icet U a p.
thence aloiiir street on lino of iShrivi-r i. '
IjHinb southerly a loot to a posi, iiieneo
westerly won lino ot I.. II. 1'uvis lot -70
Icet to lliu .lu-ooi bcinnin'. Contain, n;
ono-.onrili oi an a re, moie ur Ics, witu
one two-Ktory iruuie ooiihs about iv& icet
with an L aoiait IU.x-0 leet, and aono-story
liunie bio ii tiieruou eroded.
'taken iu eccciii..ii and to bo sold us tho
proi eity of It. C. Stephenson, utthusu.it of
f-'aruir A: Triits.
Terms i-uxli.
K. . DAVIS, Sheriff.
Sheriff's OltiVe, i ionesia, Pa., Apr.l 17,
lt71. a-:t.
ii:M'IXK XOBWAY O.ITS
JR. Md'AI.MnXT, of IIartntown,
Crawfoid totin'v, liax on hand a limit
ed quantity of (.'cnnino X -rwny OatH,
which ha ollcni for sale ul lensouub'e nites:
Unn bo-hel i-i; ten bushel-i, or over, 81. M
pcrbu -hol. Sent by oxin", C. O. I., to
anv addre-iH. I'ai incrs should purchase
soon, a the .-I x-k will soon be exhausted.
Th"-e outs will yiel 1 from seventy to e jrhty
bushels lir every bushel sown." Send in
your orders to ' J.S. McCALMOXT,
CO llurutown, Pa.
Administrator's Notice.
WHKltKAS, 'utters of adininiwtration
to the ostate of Cl'iistlan Kulins, huo of
Harnett Township, iloi-oased, have been
granted to the mibst-rilier. All eriioiis in
debted to i-aid eslato will make payment
iioniediatclv, aud those having cam
against the same w ill presen tlie tciine, as
re, i nircd by law, to the undersigned duly
authei't ca'.cil, for settlement.
J ' 1 1 N II. Kl'HNX, Administrator.
IJamett, l eh. 'ifi, 1H71. 4(1 -It
iniKKKAS, letters of adiuhiMratlon
have been granted ami issue. I to tho suh
Hcr.ber, to thoos'atit of John Neill, late ol
said County, deceased. All persons In
ileliU'd to siiid estuU are riMtoesteil to make
innne.liate payiuent. and those having
clanna una, list sa d eslato will present Iheni
to the undersigned only authenticated,
w.ti.oi.t dc .ay. WM. C. NKII.L,
Adniiiiistrutor.
Neillsburir. pen. 18, 1M71. 4ti-lt
for Groestiack's 'alcii'sting iiiach ni
ih
id, a.uiate, relutble, simple,
Kiin.'iv
ajierat d, cheap and beaiititul.
Giving iiistanianeous additions or sub
trations, uking from the to live columns
of liuure- at a lime, carrying and b rrow
ing its ow n tern, bundled, ets., witliout
the k-a-t 'hoiifjli' on tin- parloi 1110 opera-
I t"r. Aditress, ..e
ler Ji ."Iei uiiiv, i "till -
adelphia, Pa.
11'
EAI) "Convent Life I nveacd, by'
Editli O'Goriuan, Escaped .Nun whose
disclosures art thrilling and startling.
Price H.'ii). Ckuut'tii:ut Piiblihhing Co., I
Harttnrd, . I-U 1
ADDRESS
To tho Nerveoua
ASD
X) EBILITAT 33 3D .
WHOSE jmrferintm have been protract
ed from bidden auscs, and whose
cases require -prompt treatment to render
existence desirable;
If yon are snrfering, or have suffered
from Involuntary discharges, what effect
docs It produce on your g.moral hcalthf
Do you feel weak, debilitated, easily tiredT
Does a littlo extra exertion produce pal
pitation of theheartT Does your liver, or
urinary organs, or yourkldncys, frequent
ly (ret out of order T Is your urine some
times thick, milky or flooky, or Is it ropy
on settling T Or does a thick skum rise to
the top T Or h a sediment at the bottom af
ter it lias stood awhile? Do you have
spoils of short brcathingor dispepsiaf Are
your bowels constipated T Do you have
spells of fraiutin, or rushes of blood to
the head T Is your memory Impared t Is
your mind constantly dwelling on this
subjeett Doyoufool dull, listless, moping,
tired of company, or.lilo? Do you wish
to bo left alone, away from everj-body T
Does any littlo thing muke you start or
jumpT Is your sleep broken or restless T
Is the lustre or your eye as brilliant T
The bloom on your chock as brlghtT Do
yon enjoy yourself In soeioly as well T Do
you pursue your business with the same
energy T Do you feel as much confidence
iu youself t Are your spirits dull and flag.
ing. given to fits of melancholy T If eo,
do not lay it to your liver or dyspepsia.
Have you restless nightsT Your back
weak, your knee weak, and have but iit
tle appetite, and yon attrfbulo this to dys
pepsia or llver-complaintt
Now, reader, self-abuse, venereal rlis
eases badly cured, and sexual excesses, are
all capable of producim' a weakness of the
generative organs. The organs of genera
tion.when in perfect health, make the.inan
Did you ever think that those bold, doll
ant, energetic, persevering, successful business-men
arc always thoe whoso genera
tive organs are in perfect health T You
never hear such men complain of being
melancholy, of nervousness, of palpitation
of tho heart. They ure never afraid they
cannot succeed in business j they don't be-
conie sad and discouraged j they aroal w ays
.' polite and pleasant In the company of la-
dios,-5nd look you and them right in the
face none of your downcast looks or any
meanness abou them. I do nat rncnrr
those who keep Cid organs Inflated by
running to excess. Those will not only
ruin their constitution-!, but also thse
they do business with or for.
H'.w many in-n. 'rm badly .-ured dis
eases, from Ihe effoets of selt-abue and
excess, have brought ab ut that state of
weakness Iu those organs that has rodueod
he geneal system so tnneh as to produce
aim "t every otlior disease idiocy, lunacy,
paralyse' spinal affections, suicide, and al-
most every
other form of disease which
humanity Is l,e"'r ,B rea' cause of
tho troublo scarc.'ly ever suspected and
havo .'oetored for all b ut Ho right one.
Diseases of these organs require ,'Jie use
of a Diuretic HELMKoLDS FLUID
EXTRACT P.UCI1U is tho grfat Diuretic,
and is a certain cure for disease of the
Bladder, Kidneys, Oravol, Dropsy, Organ
ic Weaknoss, Female CompluiiiU, Gener
al Doblty, and all diseases of tho Urinary
Organs, whether existing in Male or Fe
male, from wha'evor cause originating,
aud no matter of how long ktundiug.
If no treatment Is submitted to, Con
sumption or Insanity may ensue. Our
lle.-li aud blood are supported from those
sources, and the health ana happiness,
asd that of Posterity, depends upon
prompt use of a reliable remedy.
Heliubold's Extract Ituchu, established
upward of I'J A'ears, prepared by 11, T.
II ELM BOLD. Druggist, 5111 Uroadway.
liiia-U'iimia, rH, riiH fc-ffi.) w wimu
or U bottles lor ticiivuixni 10 miy aa-
ilro-s. hold by all Druggesls every where.
NONE ARE GENUINE UNLESS
DONE TP IN STEL ENGIlAVEll
Wrapper, fa;; sinilo of my Chemical Ware-
bouse, aud signed II. T. HELMliOLD.
My
gQQ I'nergciie Farmer Wanted. From
i0 to t can bo made dnrtntr tho idle
winter month. Hnsiness pleasant and
honorable. For further particularx of this
Speeial chance address at onco A. II. Hub
bard, Phila, Pa. 89-4t
Til II AND IN II AND
MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO.
Wants a number of good agents, also
Hood fleneral Agent for Western i'a, also
a good general Agent for the Herman
conntips of Pa. Address Hand In Hand
otllee, No. 112 South 4th St., Phila. .'8Mt
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HAS been flseit durln3 the last fifteen
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Wilh ( irigina) Hteel' Engravings fFom de
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PIANOS, OR&MS WELODECKS,
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llrulbur)'f
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NTI1TII 1MHI.OU OIKJA,
of Boston, the finest hekii insthi-men".
yet introiluccd, which we can aell on very
reasonable lerins. A large stock of s;, ;ec
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hands, astlu v have been before tho wni .
for twenty to thirty years. Wk w mi vn
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We shall be pleased to show cu r g ci
te ull who may favor us w ith aea'i.
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