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T h e D aily l e a d e r . VOLII.-NO. 23. GLOVERSVILLE, N. Y.. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2-1, 1868. TUAVKLISUS’ GtJID13. ow n a n d OLOVEUSVILLM aoima nouth . fSSto,™' . ■■Glovw’B'yllle - Arrive A * . . i OOINQ SOUTH. ' :,sssco™.i ■■ R“Si n ' inberry Oi G S ' oM iSI A.M, ri H ir ii'.s OOING EAST. , e e s f l s s a « a » « > . a . ts 1 1 SS?SS 2 SU- ‘| 5 ::: ^ S . “S S 2 “ . ‘ ; ■■ ■' S i ! ; QOI.NQ WEST, 8sesS'fe¥-ES.s ■■ -• ■ S t s iSfKi,?S““ -■ •-■• - . , | t S ; ^ K X i ' S ™ ■ ■■ - ■■ sS 5 : S : l i l S 5 i? a i s ” - ■■ iii:i BUNDAY THAISS. WEST-r>::lG, 9;5J a . m . 3:35 r. m . EAST—13:87 A. sx. 387 and 4:05 P. M. Ct* 3 NO EAST, aoiisa WEST. '. ' - i K l TOUNSTOM V ItaUroad >WN a :. d q l o v e h s v ille str e e t m . ... :6u!9:6o“i:’o.V5:OJ;fi:00; lOO. S:!.! P. M. S i s liSP BUSINESS DIEEOTOKY. DENTIST!-. W. E. LANGINq, 15 NorUiMiiln St. m X S It!lA iJ.S AND SURGEONS. The National Doinooratio Committee Asks for Contributions. AN APPEAL TO THE PEOPLE. W ant Money from tlie Peopli Not ft-om Corporations or Per sons in the Putolic Service — Some Tariff Talk anil a Wlrack at Trusts. Ireotion of document distribution .and the iiddod oxpeuso o£ the stump Qanvnss that is now nearly in full operation constitute an enormous drain on its financial resourous. President Olovelaud’s cheek and many others have been nsed up, and the demand for printed and spoken matter continues and increases. The Committee has decided to appeal for flnanoial aid to the mass of the people on tho linos on which they are making their campaign for strength at the polls. The following adress is the r esult: N ew Y oke , Sept. 22. To the People of the United States: It was plain at the ohd of the third year of tho official term of President Cleveland that his renomlnatlon was desired by the great majority of the members of the entire National Democratic party. It \\ ional Democratic party. It was equally lent ho would receive the support of tho very numerous body o f mon in all tho states who aro independent in their good government. It was no less < that it would meet the approval of yor oral judgment. The National Deniocratio convention, held in St. Louis, in Juno last, w h e n itunanl- nrously nominated Mr. Oloveland for rooloc- lion to tho presidency, simply proclaimed your choice. It expressed yoftr will when, remembering tlio rugged integrity of Allen d. Thurman, and his able and long-continued public ser vice, it nominated him for the vico-prosidency. Tim committee appointed by that couven- lion to conduct the ordinary business of tho nresldcntial campaign will do Its entire duty. It realizes that It is tho responsible agent of the masses of men, in every state, wlio, ap proving liw adminhstration of President Clevo- lanci, b'.licve that Uio welfare of the country will bo best promoted by his rooleotion. D. physician and surgeon, e E. CROMWELL Dentist, KO. 13 North Main Street, Gloversville. VOll)STEER-:-EESTAURAlf ED. F O X , 22 SOUTH MaViN ST.. G loversville . USE ALIBLE POULTRY FOOD. MRS.HUCKAN’S I'or all tho Hcato.st Stylos in FELTS, FANCY FEATHESS, RiBBONS, Etc. for P a VLL, at Bottom Prices. A New Lot Just Arrived. Jrs. 6. l T hd CKMS, 51 PLACE BI.OCK:, MAIN ST. A fine siook of Hair Goods al ways on hand. Combings imide up for 25c. per ounce. PHARMGI HALL! Second - Edition. nntl asKoi . 1 a snaBe age. YVe have met our ps, . ngreemeut and have been pleased to notice that tlic people have responded. We shall continue to give honest goods for honest prices. Courteous treatment commands and receives just recognition. If in need of anything in the lino of DRUGS. MBDICINES, TOILET ARTI- iT^S, CIGARS or ST a ATIONEBY, give nsa call. S, M, TUCK S GO,, Cor. Mi'in and Church Sts., Gloversville. Williams & Manogae, ROOFING CONTBAOTORS. might, in do all that can properly be done to achieve tho common objects—tho ole.-- tion of Grcivqr Oloveland and Allen G. ,u..n, tho eontinuiiuoe of tho honest, i 'll. illy unsoillsh ndralnistratlon o.' Pi Ilovn'aud, :vid of those blessings of g governmi'urwh’.oii you now enjoy tnrougl the length and briuJth of tho land. It reuiinJs you ilnit your first duty Is thor- Ymgh and nomph U. orgarii;g,tion. You ghould not rest eontentcil with .the formation of state, county au,l loii'l committees. Organize in every election dhtriet and precinct in each state. Do not rest uiilil overy man who thinks that Grover Clovel mil and Allan G. Thuiii ought to t o elected beeomes part of an o/i- izutlon, formed in his neighborhood, for tne piurposo of giving effect to his conviclious. Tho taxes, imposed by existing laws undor 1 inaugurated In 'ime ‘ atod tlm euiMeiiiuontot tno fownt the oxpohsi of the iu;u:y. ic will appeal to tho people only tor ;iM. Its aiipcnl too is nmdo to tlittt vasi Boliy of eaniost mon, wlio-have learned, in tho toll and struggle of dally life, to ostlmatA good government at its true wortli, and whose love of homo and country will prompt' them to contribute, each according to hla moans, to tho expenses of a canvass of such moment and extending- over so great a tei tory. All sums so contributed will be ceived aud held by this oomr ‘ I only in the lawful, pr: imittoo, to bo ex panded only in the lawful, proper, and ncoc.B. sary outlays required by tho canvass Avhicb you have dirooted us to conduct. W illiam S . B aenum , Ohalrman National Committee. C alvin S. B eige , Chairman Campaign Coro mittee, n o w A. PIIUWIS STOUltNS. Jfo-ytal Tlnjes oT tke Pvtnee of Wales 1 ^' Hangavy and Austria. | V ienna , Sept. 23,—The Prlnco of Wales r # turned to Vieuna. yesterday and the Crov/jj ,ph specially attended at the iL- ' ■ ‘ Eudo! ...... times while here. Ho will have a special theater show for him onj Monday, a ball on Tuesday, a chamoiv hunt on Wednesday and a boar hunt the wed;- after when the crown prince’s wife. Princess Stephanie, returns from Greece to do furth.!r honors to Woles. The Englishman had a fes- tine season in Hungary with PrinceEesteties, who engaged special Preach cooks to fo.ed him, Gorman, bands to play for him and Aus trian dancers to kick for him, with gypsy maidens of high degree and varied attril^utos-. to fill u p the intervals. Thou COiint Apponys, an oldfrlend of Wales, waa invited to join ' the party fora, hunt, and an immense hag of ’lares, partridge and waterfowl was made. vho aro independent in thei political action hares, partridge and waterfowl was made. ,nd always array themselves upon the side of Altogether, Wales is having a fine mourning ;ood government. I t was no le ss certain holiday. He has accepted an Invitation to holiday. He has accepted an Invitation to visit the king of Eoumanla, Avho will malm yesterday loft Gmundon for Munloh, tho ox- Queon of Hanover seeing them off. The queen was very attentive to the princess dur ing her stay, giving garden parties, ooncons and otherwise making lots of fun tor the young prlnoessos. Count Albin Osaky has been appointed to succeed the late Herr Trofort in the Hun-gar. Ian ministry. The S\vlss government will ask tho Swiss irliament for a credit-of £1,000,000 to ivies, is tl Eovolutionai government but promises Into the afCaii M. gent of the Bulg.arlan )imry oomraittece. Tho Eoumanian government refuses to extradite Kisseloff, but promises to make., a thorough luquir j laws unde off war, and a system inaugurated In a t o justlflcd only by its necessities (and which a Bopublican senate, in a time of profound pcaoo, rofuses to change) add enormously to tho cost of articles which are necessaries of life, and form a largo part of your daily ex penditure. You have not asked to bo freed from any burden which you ought to bear. You have simply begged to bo relieved from a small part of that unnecessary taxation With which the Eepublican party has op pressed tho country. You have only en treated that the average' percentage of 47.10 per cent., now levied upon dutiable goods should be reduced to 42.49 percent. Wliy should you be denied this small ubatement? The enormous surplus iu tho treasury proves, that tno existing t-ix rate upon the noo ‘ssa- ries of life is too liigli, and that money which you needed, and wliieh was not required for any proper purpose o f government, has boon unjustly takou from you by tho Republican Under tho system of duties which tho Bo- publiean party has faslene.l upon the coun try “trusts” are growing up, .which have al ready monopolized cerhiiu commodities, and will, as tho years go on, unless the present system of exco.ssivo tax ation i s . modiffed, control the price of all tho necessaries of life. Under the system of taxation Avhlch the EepuMiean party and its candidates aro determined te maintain if they nchiovo power, tho rich will become richer aud tiio poor pourer. It is for you to say whether you will help to grind tin Rees of tho poor. The corporations and persons profiling by tho needless exactions, imposed by existing tnrifflaws, will expend largo sums in tho effort to elect that cuudidato. Tho D-mo- cratlo parly has no such allies. It willprom- iso no undue advant.ngo to capital, but, witli impartial h and, will foster the interests ol all tho people. It has in view tho bcnoiltand prosperity of the Avholo couutiy; and wo, speaking in its name, appeal only to the masses for such and, as wo will require iu tho conduct of a political campaign in n country as widely cxtomled as ours. A con- sidorablo sum is nc - led to print, publish and circulate those m aitew of fact which overy citizen ought to have boforo him, when ho determines on whieli side his inllucncc and vole ought to lie cn,st. In 1884, when tho Republicans were in pos session of the governnuut, tlie civil service law Avas wholly disregarded and oflleors iu tlia public service were practically soreed to con tribute to the expenses of tJio EepublicRn campaign. This committee recognizes \tniit no person in tho public service is, for tliat rea.sou, under any obligations to oontr to any political SCI vice; and that such son “will not bo removed, or otherwise preju diced, for refusing to do so.” It recognizes especially “that no person in said service has OUXJiAGE ON AN AMliltXCAN C lTI’/AiN. S an E eancisco , Sept. 23.—Otto OslcnJ, i. naturalized American citizen, has pcUtimiol Sqprotary Bayard to demand damiig.’-soEItue- sia for false imprisonment luid other injurie.?. Ho charges Vico Consul Niub:ium, lee ib d in this city, withtbeipg t h cheailof a qombimUl-e, to carry on a system of piracy on iho Sibcri to coast under the American flag. In his complaint he alleges ho w.as scat to Vladlvastock by Niohaum to erect flouring mills. A man named Lindholm ropreseuted the American consul there, and Avith other associates of Niehaum attempted to induce Oslend to join a revolutionary society. Ho refused, and Avas robbed and otherwise mal treated, and his complaint to tho Siherim officials ignored. Instead of sfiouriugreJros.s from tho government he Avas sentenced to im prisonment for life. Ho, however, escaped and made his way to this city. Exciting Railroad Race. PiTTsntjna, Sept. 23— An oxciting raihoad race between the fast trains on the Erie and Pittsburg and Pittsburg and Lake Erie roads i 'Wampum to Beaver, occurred Eriday, I trains pulled out of Wampum at tho same moment and started for Beaver, tAVolvo miles distant. Tho roads run p.aralloland both trains were In full view of each other all tlie Avay. The race was neck .and nook until almost at the station, Avhen tho Erie aud Pittsburg engineer put on a little extra pres sure and drew in a train length In tho lead. The tAvelve miles was covered in 111-2 min- iffli l u m s B . No Here YellowFlags ' Put Out at Jacksonville. TOTAL 0A.SES 1,745, DEAD 202. Qfllcldl JETlgu.3<o8 ICol' Uniler tUe R e a l IVitinbcr' a s Persons W h o Hdv* Su£. Cerod A'OtKX t lie Fla.guo—A ll Mlsfls* slppi AlnrxMoA—D(‘Cn.tur. A la., Alm ost. I]eiio£>alaA«(i. J aoksoktville , Sopt. 23.—Another hot day, but with prom ise of rain. Jaoksonville has become a ^roat- iiosplthl. No business was done yesterday, save to doctor and nurse the sick and relieve the distressed. All pimteuee ot isolaHughoiiSos'haSocasfld. - N o more yellmv Sags are PAlt ffp. The whole city* Is pi-mitiCally-Siok with tho fever or has Imd it, Slot lesh dihan 3,000 have had tho fever- and have reoovere'd; There have been, fnliy 1,503 colored people recovered av I xo have bdea nursod a t home aad have never been reported. ;ehollissi Iron, Tin, Tile and Kubber Booflng. SLATE ROOFING A SPECIALTY. Bt'piiiriiig pi’omplly attended to. Office 315 River St. joerco t icial authority, or ini > political action of f person o ------ ,,. The Democratic party can make no clai rorationsorations orr persons,ersons, becauseecause off un upon corp o p b o u due partiality shown in tlieir interests by legislation, or otherwise. It desires that all, A o r t u iA i-iY . who arelivlng within th&bordersjof our com- y attended to. country, shaU sharo.ln just proportions, - - Troy,N, Y. its increasing,prosperity. It h a s mover .toler. Republican Rail-war Clerks Dismlssoil. B oston , Sopt. 23.—Among the prominent New England railway clerks in tho postal service dismissed within the past ton days are: Mr. Wyman, head clerk on tho Boston and Troy ( Mr. Ohamplin, chief clerk on tho Boston, Springfield and Now York; Mr. Walor- wan and Mr. Trafton, clerks in charge of raim on the Boston and Albany. More than flftei n others, less prominent, have also been di?- missed. All aro Republicans, and genowil apprehension is felt among BepubUcan p o stil clerks in consequence. A Bricklayer’s Awlul Deatk. P hiladelphia , Sept. 23.—Charles H. Mar tin, a colored driver, went up a narrow all -y with a AViigon load o£ bricks yesterday, Avii-'u the axle of tho wagon caught tho rope attached to a fall used in hoisting bricks to .i new building. The strain pulled down llu scaffolding, precipitating Hugh Brown, iu-i..;:- layer, to the street from the fifth story. His skull ^vas Jerushed and his|brains dashed over the walk. ' _______________ Bismarck Proiierty. s S “ T .w r«i S; record a quit claim deed purporting to b-A a confirmation of tho saloof tho east halt of tliis city by one Oscar SAvanson of L'A'ingstou, Mon., to. Sweet for a consideration of but $300. The reoordor refuses to place it on record, os it would cloud tho title to 5,000 or 6,000 pieces of property, and necessitate many expensive aud unnecessary laAVsuits to actual OAvners of property. Buruod to Doatk in a Prairie Fire. B ktjnsaviok , Dak., Sopt. 23.—Atorribloprai rio fire burned over tho entire southern poi tlon of Cambell county Thursd:iy, and th Avind being m tho east nil day brought tii flames iu the vicinity of La Grace, tho county scat. Nearly OA’cry resident was out all cl:iy fighting the flames. A rumor reached hero that an unknown Nonvegian AVas burned to dentil. D y n a m iter Sent to P rison. C arlisle , Pa., Sept. 23.—George Carl, nli.i “Jumbo,” Avas yesterday sentenced toth n ' yoarKS in tho penitentiary and lined SoOO fe blowing Up Ruinmoll’s clothing store wit dymimite. Evideucq is being brought to cm: ncct him with tho burning of the Prosbyloi Ian church. ___________ _____ _ '-i WHOLE NO. 38S | • ........ . ........................... . A ONE GINGLE fciOLE. Proven Success. fteAv-oasea. ...... ,vr! .............. — ............... . 16* Deatbs ............. ....................................,... ..i. 0 Total nnmuer o s a s o s to d a t e . . ..1,745 Tottii numboc e t Coaths................................. 202 Deaths— Jimmy Tliompson. George Br.iadook, Louis BroiiiSi', CMa, C3- Elliott, George B. Brooks, and, a nmii nsmed Oliristoplior. iiift-commlsaavy deiiartment is well organ ized, and m akes daily house-to-house visita- tiou.s, It is feeding 12,000 people, besides suppljlne dolicaotes for Uae siok. A sposial train has loft for Greenland, m id way betweon Hero ‘and St. Augustine, Avlth doctors a m i nxxrs'’s, so several cases are re ported a n d mu-eh distress. Most of tho sick are -doiu-g' avo IL Dr. Porter .sent th e tolloAvlng telegram late Fri.l'’y uf.ght to Clara Barton, president of the B'.'d U r iSs A.ssociatlou : Yfm wiu ,'imfci Gccnlimr ' ■\ (ifam.'ii nuiti.x*. This settles tho “ Bod Gross” nurses’ Im broglio. B io people austftin Porter. Dr. PortorrenorteA P. W. Kettle, formerly city editor of tin INows-Homld and secretary of the relief committee, ns discharged yeato day. II« has tiad a long siege of ths fever. Gen. Igiuw lo Martinez, formerly of the Mexican army, but rflcently a leading physi cian of L arodo, Tsxas, h a s arrived in the city and proposes to give his services free of oimreo, ^ A letter was sent hero from John N. Wood of BiriUiii:jha,m, Ala., in reference to eloo- tricel Irvalment f o r yellow fever. Plndlug no ro3pf»’iigo t o his offers, o f aid Mr. Webb ar rived In Jiw'-sunvHlo and immediately went to AVi'tk. The daughter of Mr. Peters had a high fdv«‘r, and fifteen minutes after IJio application ol tho olectropolso porsplra- tloTupp-’Aar.'d- In halt an hour it wim very pri.tu.e, imd AVhen the iDStriiment Avas re moved h o r tomporature w as normal. Yesterday s h e was dressed and around the house, t o nil appeamneas fully restored tc health, These gontlomon offer their services to those suffering w ith t h e fever and guaran tee euros It called at t h e time a physician should h s sent tor. Geo. P . Wilsottsaid that the committee on nurses and luedleai attention had 287 nurses aud eight for-ilgii physicians now connected Avithtlio bureau. Twenty-three nurses had arrived from Tampa, and there Avore proba bly aboixt IGD nurses uoav in tho city not under tlxo bureau’s Instmotions. Tim c ity has boon districted, aud the physi cians visited the nurses and patients twice daily to soo thatm attom wore going right, St. Augustine has quarantined against the world I even t h e flsh in tho bay aro disinfec ted, .so I t is B.old, before they a r e eaten. NASiminE, Tonn., S.'.pt. 23,—The county health board h:vvo doold^rd to rigidly enforce qnarautine. Any refugees coming from infe.it T districts of t h e South within th« bordor.s oi Da.vlc1son county w ill be fined $30 and liapiiscned f o r ton days. Persons whe iiarbor siurh refugees or fail to report the health hoard tlieir presence, when known Avill be t rented In lik e manner. AJCT, n z z m s s w j p i a e a r m e d . P e o p le Itoady t o P l y a t Once to tin MEunoAN, Sept, 2 3 .—Nows o f yellow lever a1 Jackson, set-feho tOAvn Avild Avith alarm, and within a.n hour preparations had been begun by many to gat out o f town on the fits) train o r by private conveyance. Friday the train from Jackson Avas stopped two or threi miles o n t of town, and all tho passengers were tiraneferred to tho northAvestern. train from N gav Orleans, hound tor Chattanooga There wore seme passengers on board bound forMeridim, There Avero sent through tos point a few miles north of Heridon, and came back o n a sonth-bound train. West Toint has closed her gates, nob only against the fover-strlcken districts, but against the Avorld. The Aberdeen branch oi tho Illinois Central railroad suspended train service last night, and it i s very likely th« last train on tho M obile and Ohio has been red to stop here. Armed police Last w e e k ’s sales of the LlOIirip PROCESS LADIES’ ■ SHOES e k - f ceeded m y expectations. ‘ ' In a fe w d a y s I s h a ll h a v e th e m in O p e r a a n d S a G o m m o n S e n s e T o e , a ll w id th s a n d in different g r a d e s . L o w p r ic e s d o e s th e b u s in e s s . N o tr o u M e sh o w g o o d s. ' .REPAIRING A SPECIALTy.-' e . i s i O M I T , ' 14 N o r th M a in S tr e e t,'' Grenada ;iaas established a shotgun quar antine against Dacatur, Jackson and othei infocteii places, and Corinth has taken simi lar action, lllluois Central trains from the South A?flli make no stops between Cai Miss., and Cairo, 111. m c A T irjR djsvopxtij A tmj }. JZvety Store Closed a n d T w o - th ird s ol tk« Inixaljitauts done. ivon now cases PkoA.'iUK, Ala,, Sopt. 23.-SaA o f yellow fever and two deaths are ropoi Ail the white people who can got away have left. Alimy of them are camped in the woods. Two-thirds of the populatloa have Every store is closed. Physicians carrj Iho k eys lo the drug stores and help them selves. Only o n e telegraph operator re mains. Quarantine lines have closed closely around, tho town,- and people who remain h oi'o can't g o t ont, oven If It wore possible foi them t o leave tho city. '!ta:n-».nilnLe Egtiabltsheii a t L ittle R o d LTrn,K R ook , Ark,, Sopt, 23.—News of tl app .-ai-ixiioo o f yellow favor a t Jackson, Miss., h:is eiv'utol no little uuoasinoss iu this city, Govornor llughos appbintod a state board ol hoaltlx yesterday. N o barges are allowed tc fiEOja jjhoriyerat ^ y l ^ B a s f f ^ un lo^ thej n-;-!o nCrdth certificates. Tho city authori ties have quarantined against Jackson and Gr.cnad.'v, M iss.; Decatur, Ala.j and al Florida points. Congress to Acyt on a. Relief Bill. W ashington , Sept. 23.—A special meetins of the house committee on appropriationr has boon collod for to-morrow morning tc emslder the senate bill, making r.n appro prlatloa of 8100,000 for tho relief ot the snf- furors by yellow fever in tho Boulh. Sea Breeze Wins the JgU.OOO P late. L ondon , Soj>t. 23.—At tho Mnnohestsr au tumn meeting yesterday the Lancashire plati of £11,000 Avas won by Lord Oolthorp’s chest nut flliy Sea Breeze. SonBreuzo won the Oake) and the St. Leger also. BaiBEZZLED ABOVX 980,000. Another Cokildeutial Clerk iu the Toil) o f the Law. t __ During tho Aveok jn >t imber of s.'U'-a- dlsolosure ef another oonfldontial ejeji’’? downfall and anqtoer..inipivppropriatio» 0 } large sums of raono'y.*'' 'The crime Avas re vealed by tho arrest o f Moyer Goldstein, for merly confidontial clerk ot Greonebaum & Co. auctioneers, ot 333 Canal street. Tho com plainant charged Goldstein forging an in dorsement to a cheek dated May 9, 1888, drawn on tho Importers and Traders’ bank for tho sum of $637.28. Attached to the com. plaint was a written confession of the accused Goldstein presented to his employers fox their signature n c heek drawn t o the order of Marshall & Briggs. Accompanying tho cheek Avas a fraudulent invoice for the goods for which the chock purported to bo In payment. Mr. Gr.ienebaum supposed it was all right and signed the check. Goldstein then al tered it so that tho payee appeared as Meyers- hall B. Ballggson, indorsed It aud drew the money. It Is said that he repeated the same swindle I many times before his srod. He ko] len tho old yod the forgeries, Tho swindler was detected some time ago and accused by hie employers. He confessed and promised to make restitution. I t is said, in aooordanea Avith this promise, he turned over several thousand dollars’ worth of prop erty to the men he had wi'onged. Just hoAV largo the amount o f money stolen by Goldstein is It is impossible to state, as both Grosnobaum 4 Co. a n d thoir lawyers re» fuse to tall. It is, however, said to aggregate between $25,000 and. $30,000. Goldstein says he was promised immunity when he turned over his property. This the defrauded firm and their attorneys deny. Tho laAvyers admit that no airest would have been made had not the Impqj;tef8 SBd Traders bank forced it. They declined to state what caused this action on tho part of tho bank. It AVas stated b y others that it was n dispute as to Avhether tho bank o r Groene- b.aum & Co. should pay for the forged paper. Gold Uoin waved examination and was held in $5,000 boil. His wife was in court GAIPAI6N ODTLO0I Folks: come in and take a squint Of ’‘Camj)aign Songs'^ you’ll getth»hiat«I Our \Autohai'XjS just taketho cak«; ^ Come try them once, for goodness Or! if you want a fiddle cheap, 2* You’ll find our prices fqr from 8 te#jp. Guitars, and Baujos, arc **tho stuff* We've got ’em from ijJ.'J.OO up. Our Pianos are of the beet Ccuue and see them, and invest,' In fact you’ll find must anythfug, ^ riom a Concert Grand to a Fiddle stri New we're done; we”ll sign our B-i please do not forget the earns. To Pr'cd'k H. ^ >■ - fr-G.. ; Is the place whew tom ffiust go, At 23 West Fulton atre-et. You'll find all things both now und nenf. Fred’k'H, Eaton & Co., 108 E a s t F u lton S t ,, d l o v c r s t illo , E . T .J ; Association Games. 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