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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-12-11
September 4,

State of South arOlina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
George Holloway aud
wife and others, Blu tor Par
VS.. tition and Ae.
John bnd EsSss!! s'ssss count
HT appearing 10 my satisfaction that Bar
tholomcw s. Adams, John Tompklns OF
Tennessee. and his wife Susan, John Gibson,
james .Atciison and his wife Sarah, Ophcha
Barker, William Adams, James Adams. Thos
Adams, Jeremiah Barnet and his wife JULIA
james Slallsworlh, Galloway Stallsworth, Park
Stallsworlh, Jackson Stallsworth. Nicholas
Salsworth and Nancy Salsworih, Defend
ants in this snit reside without the limits OF this
State, on motion Of Mr. Carroll, Complainantss
Solicitor, II is ordered, that the above named
defendants do plead, answer OF demur TO the
complaihants said bill complains withinthree
months from the publication hereof. or the
said bill will be taken pro confesso against
them.
S. S. TOMPKINS, C. E. E. D.
October 25 3m 81
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Jonesboro'. Aia., 4th Ecb. 1874.
certify that in the summer OF lS42 had
severe attack offever and ague. and was for
some time under The treatment of a physician,
but received no benefit from his prescriptions
my disease continuing to increase in the
frequency and severity ofits attacks. lat last
had recourse to DR.. HuiIs Fever and Ague and
Anti-Fever Pills, aud in using half box vas
entirely cured, and have renamed in good
family several cases Of fever and ague. and
have in every instance made use of HuI's
Pills. which have always Immediately effected
cure. ]. r. FOREST"
Price, 81 per box. with directions.
IL A fresh supply, just received and for
sale, by j.. D. TlBBETT'S.
Oct.30 6m al !.
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N OF ice.

NOG1Ce.
VENHE Books aud Accounts of E. M DowDs
ID Agent, are in our possession. Allper.
ons indebted To herare requested to cali onIthe
nbscribers and settle their accounts, as this is
necessary to settlement between. the parties
Interested. 81:
..sa..ag5 s. 5itii.4. BLAND & BUTLER Is
Sept II naq ~: .2i.;tf $i5ss "a Si5
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
2 INsT,HE COMM ON PLEAS
Roher r Hnntey So. : If. .TsS ,stttiSf
Declaration in
dHachnlent.

,..p: H: is Rooney. t.at attachment. l1p pizH I.
yHyHE Plaintiff in the above stated :case,s
Il having this day filed their Declarationsi in.
nv Office, and the Defendant having no wife
or Attorney known to reside within the limits
OF the Stale on whom acopy Of the same with
rule to plead can BE- served; " Itiis therefore,
Ordered" That the Defendant appear and plead
10 the same within year and day from tho
date heIeof-or finaIand absolute judgment W:lii
be awarded against him L II: i; - 80. /:
-. THOMAS Ct BACON;c.s c. Pr, II,
Clerks Office ,,22d Novs 1874. a =. &
Z Nov 81 - ly
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49,
5 D ] sM aAgHgs ssSS
SaaA7aa ls' z
ySS p s,Sl:l
- z sl "a S

YMyHESE PILLS wherever they have been
FL fairly tried have established an enviable
celebrity, and are daily snpersediug all other
preparations in curing the diseases for which
they are prepared.
The following certificate is from Judge For
est. gentleman Of the first responsibility in
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state of South Carolina,
EDGEFlEID DISTRICT.

EHyOLLED, before me; by Jacob Green, liv-
iIis; ing near Mountain Creek Church, one
iron gray Horse, common size. about eight
ye rrs old. knot on the ankle ofhis right hind
leg, ankle ofrightfo fore leg swollen, with some
appearance of sweeny in same ,tolerably newly
slIod an around, with ;abonta foot of the end OF
his tail white. Appraised by John McManns,
VIM! G. Clegg and James McManus, to BE-
yortlifive dollars, ~. vi zEraishti s,;,,i ~, 3s
J. QUATTLEBEM, Masistrate.
6 Nov. 6 dim: Al
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State of South arolina,
-, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
2 IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
~, Glover. m, Declaration in
os. Foreign Attaeh-


s. c. j., Glover. f,s Declaration tn
us. Foreign Attack
James II. Harrison. msnt.
ine same Declaration in Foreign At-
H. s,,,,, taehment.
e HE Plaintiff in the above stated cases hav-
ing this day filed his declarations 10 my
Office, and the defendants shavingino wife or
attorneys known to be within the limits of this
State, on whom copy of said declarations
with rule to plead can be served: 1t is there.
fore ordered, that the said defendants do pleud
to The said declarations. within year and q
day from republication of this order, or final
and absolute judgment will be awarded against
them.
! I THOMAS G. BACON, ,c.c.P,.
Clerks Oct. 81, ,.IS4d ely Ha41 i.f2
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Notice.

A Ii persons having demands against the
N Estate Of Mrs. Rachael Moss, deceased,
are requested TO present their accounts duly
attested. and those Indebted to the Estate will
please come forward and pay up.
a..s,8 VIII MOSS, Executor y
Oct 80 IF 40 ~;
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0rThe. friends Of Maj. S. C. Scorr,
announce him as candidate for Tax
Collector, at the ensuing election.
Nov. 6 If 4l
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1874. OCTOBER 10.
JUST RECEIVED BY
WIN. KEECMAM & CO.,

HAMBURG. ). o.,
fEYlESANS Rich Satin Striped Chusans,
Il Muslin de LANES. Cashmere de Laines,
Grape de LANES Cashmere de Ecosse, real
Silk warp Alpaca, rich figured Alpaca, Par
asines. Philippians. TagIionis, Bombazines,
Black aud Colored Silks, Figured aud Plain,
(very ricb,) Foulard Silks. Orleans Cloths
Gimps and trimmings. rich Prints, a very large
assortment;
1000 Yards Splendid Carpets. Cheap.
And general aud full assortment of Fancy
and Staple Dry Goods.
Oct. l6 (Rp.) ct 80
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Ftzroy d Mclnnis. ment.
THE plaintiffs having this day filed
IL their declarations in the above slated
cases in my Office, and the defendants
having no wife OF. attorneys known TO be
within The limits of this STATE, .on whom a
copy Of said declarations with a rule. to
plead can be served: It7is ordered. that
the said defendants do plead to the said
declarations, within a year and day
from The publication Of this order, or fina!
and absolute judgment will be awarded
GEO. POPE. C. c. p.
Clerks Office, May 6, 1874.
May s. IL 1y
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tate of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
I'M THE COMMON PLEAS.
Alsey Mobley, Lewis Mobley. Declaration
0s. in
Simeon Jay. attachment.
YVHE plaintiffs who by leave of the
Il Court, were allowed to plead their demands
against The Defendant, have this day filed their
Declaration against the said Simeon Jay, and
he having no wife or Attorney known to re-
side in this State upon whom rule to plead,
with copy Of said Declaration could be
served Ordered that the said Simeon do
plead to this Declaration within year, and
n day. or final ljudgmentwill be awarded against
him tl,sssai5a Sssy,s
THOMAS G. BACON. c. C. P. "
Clerks Office. 22d Nov. 1874.
Nov. 81 49, Al ly,5
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state ofSouth Carolina.
EDGEFfELD DISTRIC T. 3
IN THE COMM ON Pleas =.
j. w, Stoke, Declaration in g

P. Fl. RooHy. Aaacbmeat. a. 80 'S'
FHN HE Plaintiffs in the aboy. stated cases.
-M having this day fled theil Declarations in
mY Office, and the Defendant having no wife or
Attorney known 10 reside within the limits of:
the State on whom copy of the same witha
ruIe 10 Eledd can be served :. 1t is therefore,.
Ordered" that the Defendant appear and plead
TO the same within year aud a day from ihe
day hereof, or tiual and absolute Judgment will
be awarded against him.
.l;,.. THOMHS G.BACON, o.jo.:c. ;.
Clerks Office, 22d Noy. 1874. 4
Nov. 81 A ly ~
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELp DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON NPft.EE.44Ss,-
Benz. F. Landrum, bearer, Deelaaon

Richard Allen. attachment. 81
rHSHE Plaintiffs in the above slated case
u having this day filed his Deolaration IN my
Office and the Defendant having. no wife or
attorney known to reside within the limits Of
the State. ON whom acopy of the same with q
ruleto plead can be served. Itistherefaie Or
dered. that he appears and plead IL the same,
within one year and a day from the date hereof,
or final and absolute judgment will be an arded
against him. 8
s!5 THOMAS G. BACON, &C. P.
Clerks Office 2lst Nov 1914 .5ss1.l
Nov. 81 a. a.,..s lY 80
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fr>PT The ffieids of Lieut.. JAMES B.
HSaRis. aTndOuce him as a candidate for
the ofiee Of Tax Collector al The next
election. !st e. .!;s,,s 's:s
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fyrREhe friends ef SaMRsoN B. MAYS,
announce @ him as acandidate, or.he Office;
Of Tax Collector atfhe next election.
oc,. 80 Y ao
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glBh!RY s DRAPOMo
Wholesale AND RETAIL GROCERs.
CORNER CENTRE AND MARKET STREETS,
szeAagRYsags ga ga
will fresh supplies OF The following Alu

HAVE received supplies of The to
uces the trade, the lowest market
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-07
City Intelligence.

Police -fEB. 6.-ArTEMPrEp MuRprR.--Y Yesterday
morning two colored men, named Thomas Jackson and
George Mead met at the porter house of James Buck oa
Church street. when adspuc relative to some mo-
and while jackson in the act OF raising his hand
Mead drew pistol from his pocket loaded with bucksho
which he fired at the head Of Jackson The shot entered
his left temple and also his left eye which is supposed TO
be destroyed. Jackson taken to the City Hospital
and Mead committed for examination.
FIRE AND Loss OF LIVES IN WrsT JERsEy.-A hre
occurred in Back Neck, Fairfield township, in this
county on Sunday evening last, by which the house OF
Mr. John Robinson with its contents with the exception
Of one two articles OF bedding was entirely consnmed
and what is most distressing two children Daniel an
Eliza Jane Newton the former 49, and the latter years
of age perished in the flames The other inmates OF the
house barely escaped with their lives being almost dext
tute of clothing The family had retired to rest and
not Weakened until the building enveloped in flames
The charred and mangled corpses Of the sufferers when
taken from the ruins is said to have presented horrd
spectacle. eton Chronicle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-07
General Sessions.
Before Recorder Tamsdge and Alderman Waterman ant

Before Recorder Talmadge and Alderman Waterman and
Jos.. b. PHILLIPS, Esq, Acting District Attorney.
JAN. 6.-Grand Jurors-The following gentlemen ap-
peared and were Grand Jurors-Wm. c. White,
Ruggles, Hezekiah Williams VIM. f. Leggett and George
w. Bruen. This makes a full panel Of %.
House. Break,rs Henry Nation man and Henry
burglary in the first degree in entering the dwelling OF
John Roach % Orange street. the i4th Of December
last and stealing quantity Of clothing The forcible
trance Of the dwelling not clearly proved and the
ry returned verdict Of grand larceny only Nation
sentenced to the State prison for three years
months and Williams the boy, for two years he avng
been persuaded to the commission of the act Nation
Charge Of Petit Lareeny-Achilles v. Hammond was
cigars from the store OF A. samanos Wall street. and
them he it'll change
for $40 note and then meeting the boy and receiving
the money alleging that he had rcturnc TO Samanos and
left the $40 bill The prosecution but partially identified
his person. and the defence conducted by VIM sHALER
Esq showed by several witnesses that at the time the Of
fence charged to have been committed the accused
in Baltimore, acting Treasurer of Theatrical Com.
pany The jury Immediately acquitted him. as there was
not doubt upon their minds that Of the Court, that
he was entirely innocent OF the charge
Stealing Miik-A boy named Moore, was tried on a
charge Of petit larceny, in stealing OF milk valued
at So, belonging to Nicholas T Ketchum The evidence
that the young rogue with several others took the
milk in mischief and capsized It into the street The
jury matter Of course acquitted the boy without cav-
ing their seats.
Noae ProseqiaThe District Attorney, with the assent
Of the Court entered noie proseqi on the indictment
against d. Eggers boy for assault and battery with
intent TO MAIN
Also, the indictment against ); Austen, for false
preences obtaining property by false tokens from p
O. Gassner, of lT6 Bowery
Also, Indictment against George Brooks for a
similar offence.
Dischar ed-Charles r. Brown who had been convict
ed o. deirauding countryman, by obtaining money or
promise of obtaining him situation. was brought from
The prison The Recorder stated that owing TO the that
the money obtain had been returned and the request
complainant the Court had concluded TO suspend judg
ment but should certainly impose It II the accused was
brought before them again for the commission Of sim
liar dishonest practices.
The Court then adjourned till this morning at eleven
ne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-07

- PHENix HORSE BAZAAARR;wyNcs 1850 and c is
-uorms his fIieads and the public generally that he
ha, entered into coparinarship with THO MAS ii. DlLkS,
under the firm Of owan Diks,
Havns taken the larse and commodous 6eproof stables
Nos 49, and 1911 Mercer street, Zone door North OF Becke
and made extensive additions aud TO
the they have opened the under the above
title for the sale Of Horses Carriages Sryhs arness Sad
dry &c Public Auction and Private SALE also for the
commodation Of dealers horses sud livery horses
Cosan takes this opportunity 10 return thanks for the
very liberal Patronage Bestowed him while proprietor of the
Horse Bazaar Crosby street. and in soliciting the
o. HIS old Trends and the public in general for the esa
bshment he assures them that exerlion SHALL be
his part that Of his partner Thos D,lks TO merit
continuance oil pa pc favor.
G. hatis themselves that the arrangement. they have
made will met the entire APPRECIATION OF the public having
accommodations for One Hundred rotrs style
by establishment Of the kaa ia the United
States alSo and convenient loft, for tive sale Of
of all desert ptions seighs, haress, &s.
The regular public ses at this establishment will be held
every TUESDAY throughout tins year.
The first sale will take place TUE 5DAY February 18th
commepcins at II O'clock with Carriages. Harness &c
Horse. intended for tbs must be registered previous
to Monday. February IL. at o'clock, 7. M.
The public invited to call and examine the premises
COWAN DILKS,
III 3sec Propretors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-07

WEALTH OF GERRIT SMITH This distinguished
advocate OF emancipation is thuse noticed by a
correspondent OF the Mercantile Journal travelling in the
state Of New York visited Peterboro, the residence
OF Gcrrit Smith and the focus Of those immense tansac
ons in the purchase and sale of landed the
About iorty years ago Judge Smith purchased of the In
dams $4,000 acres OF land in parcel covering nearly
the whole OF the present county Of Madison for the sum
OF S225OO He subsequently became the nrgcst land
holder in the State. His son. Gerrt. who some years
since inherited the greater portion OF his fathers estate
now than million acress OF land In the
state Of New York alone lying in forty eight OF Its ty
counties His annual land tax is upwards Of $40 0V0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-07

n BROWN 4 CO.'S One Price Hat Store, Us Chatham
Square Of Mott street, where fsshon, beauty,
durability and economy combined adon the head The
popetos have the pleasure to offer style Of the imi
ton which closely resmbs those formerly sold for
nation necessity ndueed to study economy that nd.
pepsabe article OF Dress have opportunity Of doing
and still keep the appearance ofe fashionable Brown
Co.. presenting this hat the public, think they have
durability and comfort Of the All sales fos cash.
therefore good losses incurred the bad
BROWN CO.. i7s Chatham Square.
IA lm*n Corner of Mott street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-07

uHAe FOR SALE-The piece Of land, consisting OF about
tH situate in the village of Fort Lee the
80 bank Of the Hudson River, and known " The Or
rhard" On the premises three Cottages all in order
The land Orchard Of Apple and Cherry Trees OF excel
lent quality lis good fence and excellent condition Dock
and water front connected with it.
Also-a piece Of land he village aud West Of and
as the Moore property On this place two dwelling
houses, large portion of it good cultivation.
Alsothe pev the village froLtiug the
known Long Dock Of upwards Of 81 On
and barn This property has undergone expensive improve
bic water front. F. II. TILLOU,
n iu,rre "a Wall At
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-07

BOOTs-WATER PROOF Double and Cork Soes,
French and calf and patent taps; warranted
good 6ae calf boots for men boys and ch,ldrens do,
n boots and shoes Of all sorts and sizes
BLade., Misses aud Children, gaiter boots shoes and
Ladies Gents Misses and Childrens proof India Rubber
ovehoes Of the latest STYLE all OF which will be sold cheaper
pair. J. 8. WALKER, l1eBro adway,
10 lmsec AComer Of Canal ".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-07

XxyFuDING AND VISITING CARDS -vngaved and
w Pnted the hn, s,yc e q. Az at duc.d prices,
Correr OF Park Row, Lovejovs Hotel.
~ Please call and examine specimens 100 lmsuc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-07

IA FOR SALE-The Urge and spacious Dwelling
G House and lot of ground occupied By the subscriber
I29, No. 7t8 Broadw way, corner OF Astor Place.
Tn house 40 feet inches front Broadway 62 feet
inches wide in the aud 6 inches Deep exclusive OF
gallery the rear feet deep and extending the whole
breadth Of the house.
There four the first floor with extensive
hail. large pantres, closets &C. The second
Eve large rooms with large hall store rooms d!e..a. rooms,
rooms with FIRE places rooms, &c The basement floor
rooms, with bath and other
The cellar feet hgh and is divided apartments
for coal, vegetables wines &c.
IL believed house of the best planned aud
comfortable in the city. 1t be between the
hours Of II and o'clock
street, ortO u. CUTTING,
j3O 2wsrrc 7ts Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-07

DlSBROW'S RIDING SCHOOL
4OS BOWERY.
FOR LADIEs from A. M,,esP daily; ,-
LECTURE LESsoNs. ExERcIsE RiDINe
Evening Class.)
Single do 1 90 single do.... Is
The Dressing and Drawing Rooms veil warmed and
Us win their patronage.
Gentlemen keeping livery this establish
will have the privilege Of riding them IN ts School
Ms 3m&r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-07
ENGLISH ADVERTISEMENT

T ONpON-sT KATHARlNE'S HOTEL, opposite the
II 81 Katharine Dock Gates, and the Royal Mint
THOMAS LENNEY, late Chscf Steward OF the British
queen Steamship respectfully informs his friends in the United
establish which butt md furnished regardless Of
expense and in adapted for the reception of ia
part Of the dock In Which the usa. and Of The Shs
and Royal Exchange The house wi be eondused liberal
aud economical principles The Coree Room is supple with
the London, American East Indian and Colonial The
yands. Wines &c are Of the hrt auay good Billiard
by the week month for board &c the
terms in Amesea-
LENNEY beAs assure those who may honor him with
their that nothing shall be wanting to render them
comfortable and by attention the wishes of his guests
merit that confidence and good will literally bestow
him when steward Of tie BrtIsh Queen dl4r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-07

To Mcssrs JOINS HAVEN, JoHs p LYMAN and others sign.
ers 10 the above
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-07

DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS,
OF the exquisite aud all color
~ Of life. by A. +. rHOMPsON CO.,
No II Park Rev, opposite the Astor House.
Daguersotype Apparatus Plates Cases Chemicals. &c.
for sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-07

No. II Park lew, opposite the Astor House
Dsguerrsotype Apparatus, Plates, Cases Chemicals, &c
for sale.
Instructions given in the art. jls lmsm
FIRST PRE- Mum DAGUERREOTYPES
pLUMBE Daguerrean Gallery Of Patent Premium Colored
Photograph. PSI Broadway, above Murray street New
YorkAwarded the first premium and highest honor by Anne
rcan and franklin Institutes, for the beautiful coorsd
De&uueotypes exhibited
Pumbe the American Daguerre whose fame a.
the first Photographer in the world, is familiar ouy
Ia Europe and whose aues have recently been increased
by the pubic stimony Of the American and franklin nsti-
declaring his ooored Photograph. the beautiful
exhibited has from liberal desire to Place his superb portts
within the mach Of ALL just educed his terms the lowest
rate Of the most indifferent artists in the city We advise all
e; saas M Esp the word can
Piumbe's Premium and German Apparatus and Instruction
Platss &c ss the lowest rsses jls imdy&wysec
limited STATES DAuUERRIAN GALLERY. US
~ Broadway up stan.-E. WHITE would respectfully cs'
tie attention OF citizens and vsltng the city his
splendid collection Of singe or
beauty and accuracy depeaen be surpassed Po
traits taken ia all Kinds Of weather, either with without
colors.
The American Institute is late exhibition awarded MIR
White the st premium for the beat Daguereetype ikeness m
geacal effect which but another proof Of the
superiority OF ns portraits.
Mr. White Is sole agent in New York the very superior
imported German Camaras and 0hs- establishment In
this city or state they be obtained.
N. B.-Ipported German Camaas; also French and Amen
Instruments Of very best quality with Plate Cases
Chemicals Polishing Materials, &c. &c, always on hand fo
sale at the very lowest prices. nj 3m~m
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30
SELPHO'S
CRY, .'I, pD .,ttff. .Ns,t I,=rU 7 w,

fIRET PRfMlUM ANGLEsEY LEG.
9G SPhL>@-sr ra'onzsd by the most eminent surgeon,
professional brethren IN the United states; aud ai""ed BY III
lie the approach hitherto pfiur'd. In.
irodlce. ,ap .hs cpu.!Y and made solely by WILLIAM
SEPhD. No. 50 sprnG ree'. aerr tirondSny, New York
Ttrns inni-Ta;e and ladi. luiabi- references
- have seen the icnl T.. of !r Seipo. IL coDtUc
ticn appears excellent mud we'll calculated to al the
Gber,, do6 BIT the e.t O Ell the proof of those VINO
wear them tai> positive and undenIah'e. some Ol nj
friends whom have mutaled morn s they ne super
q, To uli o;he: VALENTINE Mu1T Proisof "t Sucery.
I-ulvsrsity OF New Io!s, dl2 inn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30
MUSIC.

10 The Ehte of Musical Taste in the u. SfateS: +:
ryARrS,-I F. BRoyyNEs K co. from lErart) mrkeT'
nf tie Improved Paen, Double end Snr. ccoT tiar1
Lpulon ard New York established lsl j. r 4 % "ef' i Il"
.na nj 25 i,r adWay elesunt assortment ." pnup- M
sin. Acion Harps. The rch hrlnncy n tone %
touch elegance ni finish Gud eeci ne n Lese ij
reisr them uneCu"e and obtain uf them Inc MS
and professional patronage IN Europe Gn his cni,y .ef
are constructed the best prncules OF The cec1rt C"
with all the modern Improvements oil lononh al
Warrrn ed bear the ts oi climate. and a tir"otsh
arps repaired aBd for hire Instruction. noohs u
Sc &c. j. b'I' "a, t,.,i.,,, md
pui5 9r,% No. 13is Cha aDbers-s;-ee'. n Y