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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-08

FASHIONABLE ARaIvAL-The Mermaid, taken the
Feee Islands, arrived this morning from Boston, and has
taken rooms at the American Museum, where she holds
her levee for the remainder of the week No person
should fail to see this mighty wonder, for il it de-
ception, conjecture who have it, would
be the greatest artificial curiosity in the world and
SUCH highly worthy notice. for hundreds of nauralss
have taken the animal in their hands and examined cri
cay, without daring to say has not lived is The
truth u.s. is the greatest natural curiosity in the world
and forever sets at rest the idea of the mermaid being
fabulous creature. She leaves for Europe. The
other novelties ct the Museum this week rich beyond
all precedent. Dr. Valentine, the Llputs numbering
ten performers Miss Hood Celeste &C. The new scenery
and decor atoms unusually splendid
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A MORAL SPEcTAcLE.-We have every reason TO
believe that the election which begins and ends to.
day, will be moral spectacle of order, decencv
ynd propriety, sufficient to stamp falsehood on the
assertions made by Charles Dickens the public
manners of this country.
Let every man vote quietly such ticket as he
chooses-let all those that hang round the polls be.
have propery-let there be no riots-no disputes
no rows-no differences. The eyes of the world
are upon you, and you must give an example of the
order which can prevail, during &c neral election,
in city half million of inhabitants, and voters
over 10000 freemen. Democracy is no, disorder.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-08

To-day the election takes place throughout the
state In this city IL begins to-day at sun rise,
which is o'clock, and closes at sunset, which is
al So'elock. For those who wish to vote
mex list Of candidates 10 suit every taste-and
also the voting districts 81 the city. For our own
poor sell. we don't care button which OF the three
parties "a licked. being perfectly satisfied that two
out Of IN. three mus take H. There's comfort in
thai ID.
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Arrivals.

AsToR-John Starr, Philadelphia II Williams ;
Hill Bay ard Philadelphia; Mr. Lumley and lady; James
l. Dickins, Washington; sewell, w Benny, Phadel.
pha; Mr. Marks and lady, New Orleans; WEIGH, Tren-
ton; w Thomas, New Brighton: McAllister Philad
M Chaplin, Hartford; Bishop Doane, New Jersey; c
Blair, Navy; MIR and Miss Sanford; Joseph Hedg-
son. Va.
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90 The New York Museum has firmly established
itself the good opinion of the public overlooking
audiences nightly attest The manager provides the very
best talent, and charges only half price Jenkins the
comic delineator singer and banjo player Frank Dia.
mond the great Ethiopian dancer; Boyer the celebrated
comic singer Rosaia, Delarue and Wright appear. No
wonder the museum is crowded TO with such at.
fractions particularly when the price admission is only
one shilling
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-08

LECTURES ON PHYSIOLOGY. perceive from
an advertisement in another column, that Dr. Robt.
NELSON, the celebrated Canadian surgeon and pa
mot Will deliver the first Of his intended lectures on
rhys'o,osy this evening, at the Lyceum, Broad
way Ut Nelson is one of the most profound and
sciennhc medical philosophers of the age and the
announcement of his lectures has created a great
sensation IN the medical community. The lecture
this evening is free, and curiosity TO see and h.a,
this distinguished man will Of itself insure crowd.
ed audience.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-08

MORE ARRESTS. Two men, named Walker and
Stewart, have been arrested, charged with being
concerned in robbing an office in Little Rock, Ark,
Of $4,000. Mrs. Caldwell has been released.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-08

oz- PRIVATE MEDICINE CHESTS" containing
sunc,ent quantity Of the French remedies intro
aaced INTO this country by the College of Medicine and
hsrmacy the city of New York. and applicable to the
cure OF all delicate Diseases particularly recommended
70 psuenu IN the country and to all who cannot
column
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FURTHER FROM TExAs.-On the lAth ult sOoTex-
ans were at San Antonio, and Gen Rusk was ex-
pected the next day with $40 more. BY the 10th il
was anticipated 1000 men would be ready TO take
up the line of march for the Rio Grande.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-08

OurRAeK-One of the Clay clubs in Rochester
was recently stoned by some rascals. One young
man was nearly killed. Fifty dollars reward is of.
fered for the villains.
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CHATHAM THEATRE.-The crowd at the Chatham
last night was tremendous. The elite of the city
seemed concentrated in that little field of fashion,
and the eeiat with which the "Devls Daughter"
went off seemed fully appreciated by the audience,
which was much larger than that which attended
the Millennium. The DEVILS Daughter produced
with degree of grandeur unknown in the history
of the drama, and acknowledged by those who wit
messed it, to be unsurpassed in point of interest and
effect. We advise all go and see it, and in order
to comfortable seat, it will be necessary TO
secure it early. The piece will be repeated this
ming, in conjunction with the drama Of Maurice the
Woodcutter, in which Mr.. J. R. Scott will enact
the hero.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-08

ny- AUCTION NOTICE.-The entire furniture Of q
large hotel removed for convenience Of SALE will be dis
posed of on Wednesday at lo o'clock in the large
81 Ann and lis Fulton streets comprising carpets bed
and parlor furniture table cutlery plated and glass
ware curtains looking glasses sofas chairs chandelier
clocks vases stoves blankets, Quilts &c. Also pia
no fortes, all in good order.
THOs. BELL, 81 Ann and IFS Fulton SITS.
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NEARLY DrsAPPEARKp.--The yellow fever from
Mobile. Crowds Of citizens and strangers were
pouring into that city on the 3ls ut
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oil all decat diseases the result vicious ndulgences
are safe, prompt and effective in their operation They
are prepared under the direc ton of the College Ned
cine and Pharmacy Of city Of New York who recon-
mend them to all thus afflicted in the hope that the impos
ture and destructive treatment ofquscks may be reted
See advertisements The only Office of the College in
this city s Of 81 Nassau street.
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Principal Office Of the Coll,
a7-"THE TO MIC MIxTURE.D-

1U-"THE TO MIC MIXTURE."-Ths grateful and
powerful restorative and purifier Of the blood now very
extensively used by the most eminent practitioners. In
all dyspeptic in diseases resulting from debility in
nervous complaints scrofua, erupons the face
body and in the shattered condition Of the system pro-
duced by the abuse ofmercury, this is most salutary
remedy Sold at 81 per bottle. In cases Of half dozen
bottles S..
w. S. RICHARDSON, Agent
Principal office Of the College Of Medicine and Pharma
CIV, 81 Nassau St
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

10 The Hon. Richard M. Johnson, late Vice
President of the United States, arrived in Wash
ington on Saturday last
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-08

FAST SAILNc.-Brgs Saratoga and Sterling hence
at Savannah, made the passage in less than three
days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-08

90 THE TONIC MIxTURE-For the cure of debiI
iy Indigestion dyspepsia, cutaneous diseases &C roua
ulcers complaints loss Of appetite and low spr
it's is meeting immense sale. Prepared under the di
rection Of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy and
sold at 81 per bottle In Of halt dozen botles S.
w s. RICHARDSON, Agent,
Principal Office of the College, OF Nassaust
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-08

hAIsED-Schr. Acorn, which sunk some weeks
ago near Cleveland, and has arrived at that place.
Her cargo was insured here.
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MORE DKFALcATroSs.- JUNIORS are in circulation
OF more defauters or public robberes on the
part of corporation officers removed by the Wings.
The Almshouse committee must fly around, or the
remnant of the peculating gang will slope to the
Cape de Verbs and market.
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ans, Ameficar AHstefuann.
Foreign Ports.


ST THoMAs Oct 20-In . ri, Wesacumcon Jaques, from
Nssess Eng FOR Orleans, about ed; Camilla Man
yha Tor La Gu.yrs same day; Rienz Hancock, Bo.on
Msaeaso do; Ransom, Bacon from BucksPor dsg ice
Forsyth 81 Mgue do do; Cadorus Clark from Baltimore
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Court Of Common Pleas.
Before Judges Ulshoeffer InRlia and Ingrah am

Nov 7.-DEcIsIoNs.-Bsnj. Hutchinson, VS.. John DE
Groot Henry Hart and j. b. Nones.-Ths was action
on bond given to release attachment against
resident debtor Mr. De Groot set the plea of usury
to the note which the attachment issued ground
ing his defence the fast that Mr. Dusenbery who
the agent in getting the note renewed charged Sic be-
sides legal interest for doing The jury however
gave verdict in favor of plaintiff for the amount being
$685. Motion made to set the verdict aside. The
Court in giving its opinion, stated that the plaintiff
nved at the exaction, he could recover hut il the
party who obtained the renewal discount himself Of
fered the compensation to the person his agent pro
cure tn money renewal, without the knowledge
participation of plaintiff the result is
confirmed.
Conrad c. Zeigler VS.. II. L. Seiras-This was an
action on the warranty of gold watch which was
bought dear bargain at an auction and afterwards found
to be slightly detective requiring the expenditure of about
SIS to put IN order The Jury gave verdict for the
sum which had been paid for the watch and motion
subsequently made for trial. The Court, in giving
its opinion, stated that the in which party has
right to return goods which did not agree with war
ranty, are either where there is agreement to that eff
feet or where there is fraud in the SALE Upon mere
warranty, without such agreement or fraud the Pur.
chaser only damages and not the price Of the
article. No fraud up in the present case-New
trial ordered, costs to abide the event.
Gideon Stephens and others, VS.. Francis Biar-This
appeal on the securities for costs contending that
the act of 1910 gives the Common Pleas general
over the StaeThe Court in deciding, stated that the
jurisdiction Of the Court extended, in limited to
other counties but very doubtful whether the act
Of lS40 alters the rules of the Court to security for
costs Appeal dismissed but the question is
without costs to either party.
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BY these documents will be perceived that the eycH
lGtion of the Nrw YoRx HrRALp, nearly double thai ef
the NEw YoRK Sun, and that it is consequently. much
and business notices.
Not further word is necessary satisfy the public
JAMES O. BENNETT.
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sUS OFrtcE, y. W
Aug. -, lSs2
Mr. H.N BurLFN
SIR;-
Please deliver At the sun
Once, y. ", me- hs.ares
rsams Of paper per wssk, Tor
sax months IRON the iSth Of
October, is47. TO be Of this
quality, sine and weight, the
same to be paid for In cash
every two weeks
VI. v. BEACH.
! scoep, the above order.
and agree 20 furnish the pa
per accordingly.
H. v. CUTLER
Aug. 81, lsa2
Witness, VI. =. Btscs
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90 IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT-The Col
egeof Medicine and Pharmacy established for the Sup
OF Quackery beg to inform all persons DESTROYS
Of obtaining medical advice that on RENTING the sum
one dollar, with statement of their they will be
supplied with dollars worth Of appropriate medicine,
and letter of advice containing full directions to diet
regimen, &c. All letters must be post paid Add ess
Principal office ofthe College of Medicine and Pharmacy
" Nassau street, NJ Y
The CONSULTING PHyscnN isdaily in attendance the
private consulting rooms of the college. Hours from 10
till 2 o'clock
the services Of of the most distinguished opera.
tive Surgeons in New York, and are therefore pre-
pared receive and treat surgical Squirting ca
aract and all diseases Of the eye requiring operation
structure Of the urethra,-caculi in the badder-club
oodiseases Of the joints and of the spine will be par
cularly attended to. The fees will be extremely mode
rate Patients who so desire will be visited their own
houses after operation.
BY order OF the College,
w. s. RICHARDSON Agent.
Principal land only Office Of the College of Medicine
and Pharmacy, " Nassau st. New York
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NEW TICKETS THE FKLp.-The following
ticket is in circulation, and will be voted by all the
various friends to those who love their country
FoR GOVERNOR.
VIM. M. PRICE.
FoR LIEUTENANT.
THOMAS LLOYD.
FoR CoNeRrs.
JOHN AHERN
FoR SENATOR.
JAMES II. WARD.
JoNArH Ecs Re- R. ; sTsvvvsou
Here is another also current:-
FoR GOVERNOR
SAMUEL SwARTWOUT
Foa LIEuIES.sr.
JOHN DUER-
FoR CoSeREss
REDFIELD, of the Commercial Bank
FoR SENATOR
sCHERMERHORN, Of the Ocean Insurance Company
FoR REGISTER.
JAMES II. KELLUM.
The only True Ticket.
FoR CONVERSION.
GEN. JAMES @. BENNETT
FoR LIEUTENANT.
CoL. JAMES w. WEBB of the regular army.
ToR SENATOR.
COL. WIN. L. STONE.
Fon CoscREs
COL CHARLES KING.
MAJ. M. M. NOAH.
FoR ASSEMBLY.
MOSES T. BEACH.
FoR CHAPLAIN TO AssrMsty
REV DAVID HALE
The Latest Ticket.
GOVERNOR,
MONROE EDWARDS.
ron LIEUTENANT,
CHARLES y. MITCHELL
FOR corGRrN,
OTIS ALLEN.
ron REGISTER
GEORGE sOMEs.
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To Advertisers.

For the information Of business mon and Of the Puhie
generally and as guide the selection Of the best
channel for Advertising we place before readers the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-08
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

PHILADKLrnLA Nov 7-An Mary Chiffon, Drew, Malaga;
Fame. Cr0well, Halifax.
BAhr,soHS Nov e-AT Trad Ferry Chase. st Ube. Flea
Card Do Pr~sdent rsnield NYork; Emms Cole do Ches
spsats Post Providence Gs9ses. Nye Nav Bedford Ga
ndeo: Celeste johnson NYsr Sid Iowa ladies; sun
Boston; Token do Nonpaei Ponce, PR Champion Barba
does.
ALExssDnf. Nov s-Ar Mozart. Boston; General Marop
Portland, Phenr Name. Sid Phebe Eliza New York; 4tb
Virginia. NOriesns; America, Amsterdam.
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nz-pENJAMIN +. GoopsPEEp. ESQ lao sIxrH

U0-BENJAMIN +. GoODsPEED, ESQ, 1870 SIXTH
avenue recommended Sherman's Cough Lozenee s to
friend of his apparently in the last stage Of consumption
He began to improve after taking lozengs, and in
three weeks he restored to perfect health 1t has
often astonshed witness the wonderful effects of
Sherman's Medicines and did believe them to be
all they represented should often urge their
upon readers. Warehouse, i06 Nassau street
delphia.
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U-"sEE, THE CONQUERING HERO COMES
Wilds celebrated Indian Candy for oil pulmonary
plants coughs colds &C. having the admiration of
all the good people down East is introduced here
lying its merits to work its way into public favor.
Sold wholesale and retail at No. oil Fulton near Green
witch street. N B.-A liberal discount to agents for the
country.
Also-Brstos Sarsaparilla for purifying the blood.
Jones' Chemical Soap and Coral Oil OF Circassa sold
by appointment-warrsntedg genuine.
The only place for the sale OF Phalons Dahla Cream
for the hair Except the nvcntors), the News Office,
oil Fulton street. near Greenwich, New York.
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The Erode d begin until Terahs death
ef Haan aud the Esode began a. clearly proved by Acts
Erode in Egypt from Abraham to wilderness state
Joshas wsss young when he came out OF ESypt N
xtx n could have been than yean I'd Thea
as when he entered Canaan and 10 whes he died. leaves
year,.
Judges begin See Judges H. 7-I3.
Samuel cssd have more thsn d when I'll died
Then Israel ismenting the loss ofhe Arh than
yean Samuel jadged Israel after. and old
See Kings chaptes NV and n,
~ See Fersusons Astronomy also Pndeaux Connection.
In connection with this, ought to add that Mr.
Miller says II this be not true and correct chrome
logy, he despairs OF ever getting from the Bible
or Of getting either from historical writers or the BIZ
bic true account OF The age OF the world. Then,
again, mus, state that there is a discrepancy be-
tween Archbishop Usher, the great Biblical chrome
logist and Mr. Miller, about the time that the udg
Of Israel regned. Usher makes the time go
years; Miller makes il about 40 years and Paul
differs with both OF them for he makes il about $50
years for IN the 18th chapter Of Acts and 2Gh
verse, he 80 statesit "And after that he gave un-
TO them Judges about the SPACE of four hundred and
fifty years, until Samuel the prophet" But there
~ another discrepancy, and a very difficult one 10
get over. lind in the LIST book OF Kings, 9Th chap
ter, and lst verse, the following words And il
came 10 pass IN the fow hsndrsd aad eishiefh wear
after the chlldreo OF Israel were come out OF the
land OF Egypt in the fourth year Of Solomon syeigm,
NC. Now then, we can get at the period OF the
reign OF the Judges in this way
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following facts =

NEw YoRK HERALD
OFFICE, Nov. l, lsl2
MEssRs. PrRssE \ BRooKs
GEsrLEMEN -
Please to deliver al the
Herald Office, New York
$50 reams per week OF the
small sized paper - >S32--
for the Daily Herald.
Also 90 resms per peek Of
the large sized 80 >sa6 for the
Weekly Herald for one year
from this date, to be Of quail.
ty equal TO this specimen
Payments to be made each
toeek in cash, in full for that
week.
JAMES q. BENNETT.
We accept the above or
der and will deliver 1t as di-
rected.
PERSsE * BROOKS,
No. 81 Liberty street.
JAMES Rows, w;,......
" xtrrEr Rows
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90 REMEMBER THAT YOU HAVE BEEN RE.
peatedly told to take Of coughs. Colds neglected
lead to serious consequences Most diseases originate
colds neglected. and in nine out of ten If colds
were attended to they should be- the patient would
have saved himself the pain Of the disease, and the
penses of phi stefan. Dr. Coverts Balm of Life Ia just
the thing to these diseases becoming seated and
when they seated it just the thing that will break
them up. Try it. is the most certain in coughs colds.
consumption bronchits, dyspepsia and asthma, of any
thing that has been Uncovered DR.. Coverts Office for
the sale of Covert's Balm # Life, Femings Medcated
Worm, Diarrh9a, Dinner and Cathartic Candies; Hum.
phries Pile Ointment Phelps Tomato Pills. Sir Astleys
Corn Salve is at 1856 Ma ssau street, N. Y.
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90 AMERICA EXPECTS EVERY MAN WILL
this day do his duty Go to the poll every mothers
Of you and after having deposited your vote in the ballot
box, walk to the Kremln Ill Broadway, and deposite
something in the inward man. from the following bill of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-20

49, q H. Gs, z1.,r I tie treaty 81 nlrnl W. a
I'D * au example There No Necessity iof tins
language and h hopd. by general CONSENT II
would h. atlhdran.
Nj PORTER said hi~ mo,an lad nHi been under
stool appreciated lis Gully object was 10 give 10 tho
lanp,ianr ii laton iho language Cd the Constitution
IL ,snld te governed b, other motives.
Mr. GRAHAM said that since the discussion had
bten gong on Il. had lnkcd To several laws pissed b.,
Congress and found the tenn ''slaves" used u hah
brou used IN amos, all the laws relating III safa' q
SLAYER, IN any fIrin Several laws were cItrd.
Mr. WOODBRIDGE added his own request To 'iat
ofthe Senator from Kentucky, (Nir tlsf.) that his
colleague would withdraw the motion 10 ainend The r'
utan particularly the amendment did not change the
principle.
Mf. PORTER said lhai, well IN crafty ms col
hague rs other friends Who had made the request, lac
would de- - and b, general consent thc eas and na,t
ha yiag been dcmandod1 tic motion Vas ~itndra~n.
And the resolution unanimously adopted
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unI 81 OF DELEGATES

SArrEp.,. Jan IL. 1872.
b, MI Nayo-1hat thu committee on Courts Oh Jus
lice inquire INTO the Xpcdency oi passing law more
einaly Ia prevent the asconding OF SLAVES BY means
oi Raj Rnads aud Steamboats,.
By Mr. Ia, lor ii y B.-Iha, the commute ontouris
tf ustc, bo instructed inquire into the oAPdlency OF
VI amending the Act authorizing the cou'-son OF judy
mrnis III the Clerk office passed I'd VI March. Tao.
as tn 1--WE morc pci, construction the first section
th,r'si.
u, Mr.. MuIlen--Jhai the commiitec On Agriculture
and Manufactures inquire into tho oNpedirneyu t author
lzng Chas { Lee and others 10 ferm company t'r
puu.se of Manufacturing Iron IN the counties Of Handy
and Shenandoah.
PfrrTions.
Petitions wcrc presented as follows.
Mr. Riyes-Froln citizens Of Scpttsyille praying the
location Of a Bank at Scoiisyillc. in Alomaflc.
Al~p-Fram citiDrns u Albcmarle Buckingham, Mel
son and Fuyanna f,r Il Bank in the town 81 scoits
vile.
The bill Ia remove the disabilities Of the persons who
have l,cn engaged in dueug. read a fist and Sc
cnnd time
Several r,1s,ris r., IN committees were received. AZ
ter whch Nj Bayly called for the unfinished business
of ay-and the debate further continued 10y
Ml,,rs Cruichded Bayly. Capcron, Keen, fosl' aud
others. when the vote Was taken On Mr. Baylys motion
for the main question and decided rs tJIlons
YEAS Gl-Nays6j
- tho main question not put.
Mr. Dunnan then offered amendment the f'n1iu
non read by Mi Toor yesterday who was prevented
from attending by sickness
Mr. Daniel moved the indefinite postponemcnt Of The
whole subject,
This gave rise To discussion, Which continued until
after O'clock when ON motion OF Mr.. Brown of Prs
ton the House ADJOURNED.
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fuNiE subscriber Is NOW prepared 10 furnish any fam
lly desiring the above instrument upon the most
liberal terms aud from the most approved Manufactures,
III the United States The justly deserved reputation
obtained By the different makers has been much laud
ed through The public press that any remarks Of his
would be unnecessary upon the present occasion He be
ing known a manufacturer OF the instrument. re.
commend the Pianos made by the different establish
mens, inferior 10 in the world. All that he
quIr,s trial and If the purchaser pleased with
the instrument, II can be returned
W. =. GREENE, Agent.
G3' All Planes sold by will be packed and I,
any distance in the country, free OF expense They will
also be kept order year without any charge tn,
purchaser by myself pass through the country twice
wear regularly.
Sept Ii Is if