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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-22

Correspondence OF the Philadelphia Exchange.
Il. An.

Correspondence OF the Philadelphia Exchange.
CAPE HAYrrEN Aug "a. lsi5.
The difficulties between the people OF the French
and Spanish parts of the island they are termed
here the Hayens and Domincians appear TO De as far
a. ever from settlement On the 9th ult the Hay
items attacked Saxsvon. drove out the Dominican
troops and took possession OF the place Abou. twenty
OF the prisoners taken brought here the ION
instant mostly women, children and old and ntrm men
No more military executions have been ordered, and
the prisoners well treated SaXavOn Is a frontier
town commanding the main pass between the French
and Spanish territories and Is II leagues to the west
ward OF Cape Hayden and 10 back IN the interior from
Monte ChIist which is on the North coast
Government said to be making active preparations 10
carry ON the war. decree published here ON the
18Th authorizing all citizens 10 M out priyateers and
French bar1ue of hundred tons polscre rugged and
pierced twelve has lately been purchased and
now lies in the hsrbor together with opsa schooner
Of 8 guns formerly the Kathleen of Philadelphia and
three little clippers Of two guns each. This force, II r.
said is only awaiting the arrival Of steamer, ordered
from the United states to sail for blockade OF santa
Domingo while large force is 10 march over and At
tack the town by land
The President still resides here and intends to make
Cane Hsyten his permanent residence though Port
Prince continues 10 be the seat of Government. The
President IS ILL., and his general health u far from
good.
Since the lat of August spanish money has been re-
auired at the Custom House in payment OF import du
ties DouoOons have consequently risen 10 so2-that
ia the spanish dollar is at 81 currency Coffee has also
risen within the last month IA 10 l5t. and
Logxood SlOi Schr. Mary Chiffon sailing 10 morrow
morning for Boston, leaves Americans in port.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-22

WOOL-The public sales OF Wool which commenced
On the ast ultimo and closed tbs day numerousy
attended as usual aud the number OF the smaller manu-
scturers who give support TO the sale was larger
than we ever remember tOr the the Woo! there was
spirited competition throughout For the lower kinds
II Wool there was fair demand, but the quantity
brought forward being unusually large, and the time al
owed being inadequate for their inspection, large
quantity had 10 be Withdrawn which otherwise might
have been avoided a. there very ample Attendance
of the trade both home and foreign
For the quantity sold the prices paid and the lot. win
drawn we annex the following list JUL bales sidney
good Ia I'D - I'D and - Sd mdding TO fair Is I'd to
h lOsd: locks SC lid TO ls Sd Lei bales PORT Philip
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-22

~ J. ID. Wheeler, Attorney and Counselor q
Law .nd Commissioner Of Deeds &c viii attend IN The.
Nd gyeuinr. iys OFT
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r. Thoma, Piuckney smith, Attorney at La

~ Thomas Pinckney smith, Attorney a. Law,
Albany Baker County, Georgia, VIII sit-nd me
of claims in the Counties % BAKER, Lee, >4'ef DvOs'
RsndoIuh Earv Decatur. Thomas and Lo~ndes
ReN.r-rre--fiorace Greeley, Esc. Editor VI Tribune
We.-on ISL PeaTl-st Browning aud Hs. - DO; Dez-
iu.o7 Charcsn Is0 do Hy.lop Bro,arr, 20 do; Van
Xr-,.ir 4 Warnock Iis; o. A. Weimore, - Front-st
B~nssIc, Tompkins, II and y do Brooks Mefn %
WlIism-s- -@"oni
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-22
HARPS.

UIANLEYS Improved double and single Scnon harps
III. Hanl.y, lc only puph of ). EsaFd Of London snd
Pans invites pubic attent.os To his prrs,h F"'S lneiu
ding solne the CRANE Count hafps, sY'naidy
finished with vibrating basses, No ., Anuuny st-
two doors from BrOsiway. h~P' hfPa''" 30 I'm
DKOFEssOk Or MtsiC.-M' sAkoNi has ne
or To announce tho Musical Jfccs vi SewfotA,
, he can receive limited number Of pupils iihef a lis
rooms No. 40 LsOnafdsL at oir 0Hn fr'iehfr-, Tor
instruction Ia the whole any branch 0i vocal AL fao
Music and the science Of Harmony. w Having had ue
adyasae vi PERSONAL instruca from Mf Comap anu
-rt pesous 10 his DEATH Mr. Ssfon s prepared % I'm
p.u 10 bis pu pills knowledge of the ce.cofa"d toh<n
au.,nm.pt sii i'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-22

SAD AccIDENT.-As Mr.. Dodge, of the firm OF
Covert and Dodge the Nocasts on Tuesday OF astweek
was riding on a load of merchandise from Montezuma
10 this place the forward axle way the team was
coming down hill, and upwards Of COO pounds OF West
India goods fell on him and manged bis legs IN shock
ing manner is thought however that he will be able
10 get ont IN few weeks. Auburn journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-22

~ Platform scales, WEI Ching frumt to 800 ID,
ON p Lanarrs manufacture, warranted cq1ai 10 any
no The United States Cor sale BY A. ) MARVIN, sgen for
The manufacturer. 1884 Water st sl'I"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-22
n)attbes, Jewelrp, &t.
FINE WATCHES.

FINE WATCHES,
Jeweiry, -ilver-Ware, &c.
IT O. STONE established 1897 IL constantly adding 10
III. his stock the latest styles Of LEVER, LEPINE ard
PLAIN WATCHES; CHAINS, KEYS, PENCIL CASES
LOCKETS, SPOONS, &c &C h. o. SIS cash principle Of
doing ba,ness and conentmen with small gains explains
the cause of the people getting along uei whenrading
at his store Watches and Jew<lry carefully repaired Od
Watches Jewelry God and Silver taken In exchsnse 81
their full value, or bought for cash
HUBBARD q. STONE, +0l Broadway,
iel2 3taw MWkF isf Corner Walkers'reet
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES re,ailed a
NJ wholesale prices by J. T. Wison dealer Ia watches
No. Co1rand- street. up stairs corner OF Broadway.
watches sold a. this establishment warranted 10 per
form well or monsy refunded Watches cocks, musical box
IS and eSelry repaired In the best Al the lowest
prices Arrangements have been made with Mr.. VIM A.
Gamble whose reputation watch repairer Is unsurpas
ed having engaged for pine years 10 tbs mos, ceebrs
ted manufactures 10 Europe enables him 70 repair the most
complicated work that can he produced.
Trade work promptly done reasonable terma
j. I. WILLISTON
suz7tfi. No / Coartlsnd-st up stara
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-22

CARPETING, Floor Oh Cloths, Rugs, Druggets, &c.
" for Fall sxe-f 10 want u Carpeting OF any ar
c.e In the line, respectfully invited 10 call and exsnie
one 81 the most extensive best Of Brussels
Three Ply, Iogrsin aud al o'her styles Of CAPSung VI
Cloths Rugs &c that be fousd IN the City The entre
.tocs Is new and selected for The Fall sales from The most
celebrated manufactures Of this country and Europe IN
he assortment are many Splendid patterns ana nsw
chaser. may assured st they will Ind the prices much
lower han any similar establishment, IN ths Cry
~ ban experienced Upholslerer will send tho httin
aoac e' e. Il GUIoNs New Store,
- i.tf Fronting 81 East Broadway and II Divsonst
SODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CRACKERS.
'HE subscriber wishes ~ MAKE Known 10 tbe Peoc !na'
much Of tho biscuit and crackers nch are sold IN me
sysS & and SUGAR cRacKERs made his Bakery
suffer nom indigestion or more han wsny years .i u:
less prce though perhaps rood Tor person IN health Gs
wholly UNI, ,or lAs SICK The sbove Biscur and CsAxEs'
W.rss Cs.cSsss PiLor and Navy Bax.o all Of bs nr.
quality constantly for sale a. e ws,known ese:'usS
.@5 s w''o<Gsr 'iss is's TsS.S%SHrs SON
DENTISTS GOLD FOIL.
SUPERIOR Htele Of Fol can be nsd .. the ow pnos
1of per OF eqas 70 sny Z ne r a. ~ maon sS
MS in,i.. J. l. WAUGH Practical Gold 8e.,er.
STEEL rEn? :; ssase pnyIs IH; -, .ss x.nn.
r-rs Se~Yok, ODER for sale ner superior premium stes
Pens al reduced prices from former rates. smoogst which
tJtlnd fcns c'cfy "ihsnss bcef
ers supplied OF liberal terms
j. G. BARNET Co. No. Brcsy-st Aston House
C. C. w 4 Co, manufacture . superior School Pen al
moderate price sis 4tsood-
MEXICAN HARDWARE.-Msnufac o
"A American Hardware Goods, such az Shoyels, Msn9r,
FORKS saxA1gers Irou Pu-s, Cast Butt, Wood Screws
Axes, Haicnrts, Scythes, Sc NC
Aso mAkers OF Pig Iron Sheet Iron and Steel Cut Nails
Hoop Iron, &c OBTAIN liberal advances upon consigi
uents made "
e 2awisf EDWARD l. THOMAS. IS Bro.d-.t
OAR IRON.-1s lons American assorted round
ID square and dAt, for sae by
MURDOCH, LEAvlrr CO,
/ iyls taft Cedar and 8re~nwtcn ~
Gut NAILS-l,ooo casGs, fairy sssosssd, IeonsS"s
HuaDOCK, LEAyIrf l. co.
isle HBy Conner Cedar end orso
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-22

r. DR.. G. I. Won Cort's Patent Gslvanir Bands
WIN Magnetic Power Thsse Electro Gavanic bands have
proved u the greatest efficacy the system In almost al
diseases They will speedily remove the most acute pans
Ia .ny parr Of the system Sold with u directions al NO
.is. R,o-iw.T ais eotifos
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TAYLoR's WEEKLY BULLETIN

TAYLOR'S WEEKLY BULLETIN
nF LIGHT Literature. for sa.e wholesale md retail a
~ No A.lor House illustrated Shakespeare, Nos 65-S
Price - cts =, H., n. o.. 49,.
The VIE Tsle OF MsnIus, A Play. Price iss cts
Young Mans Mentor. Price ~ c.. p,,,s :. 81.
Description Of Electro Magnete Maeh,aes p p, Gus
New-York Illustrated Magazine, weekly Pree ei cts
Litieil.' Living age, MOI Price Z. Gus So year
! Grsce Weldon, Tale OF Boston Free = Gus
The Gypsy Chief Pnce p eIs
Penny Magazine, No II. Price > eis
Waverly Novels Part i-6oo pages. Price soc's
My.ierie. o. Berlin. complete. Price IS cts -, -.
Ladies National Magazine for October Price ISL cents
Marii- Ilms;ra,ed Family Bible. Ne. Price Is cents
American Review for September Price - cents
And all the cheap publications. ~ soon ~ issued ,..
Weesly Newspapers Of Baltimore, New-lors and Phil
alelphs ty- A:ens end dealers supplied ON me most
80 Ills VIM TAYLOR. No. , Asior House
TEN THOUSAND PRACTICAL RECEIPTS
II APPLETON co. publish, This Day. Part T. price
~. . cents, the Cycloprda OF Practical Receipts ana
Trades including Medicine Pharmacy, and Domestic Econ
omy designed book OF reference 10 the manusc'urer
sdesmsu amateur and heads OF families BY Jsmes Ar
mold Cooley This useful work Will be completed IN about
xix semmonihy numbers forming one volume Svo oil over
One OF the most valuable publications that has been
issued for many No econon 81, no family no uuta'
1 Irsr PrstTsRro-The Mscssneous WORK. OF Tbomss
Arnold d. d. embracing Zine additional Essays not IN
cuded in The English collection. One handsome svo vol
unle of over 500 pages. Price -
Lectures on Modern History, by Thomas Arnold, ID. ID.
Preface snd Notes By Prot Reed limo 500 pages
81 - .
Nv Uncle Tobson and L. or sisshe- at Life with Free
Broadaxe by Pascal Jones 2mO. Paper " cents co,5
/ IS cents
III this work does become popular, will not be for
" Of popular ingrsd eHfs" so us
CHEAP MUSIC CHEAP MUSIC
l. FERRET 4 co. have Just published the beautiful
IL. song Love Not. by Hon. Mrs. Norton ior Ut cts
Four sets of Quadrilles, for p cts.
Songs OF the Campaign, The Widow Malone, ana sew
other capital songs from Charles o. Maley for 20 cts
Also six OF kusseii- best songs price - CTS
On Wednesday Will be reaiy--Flowers ~ Melody, con-
tanning popular songs and ballads, price % cts.
+. Z L Co. constantly Issuing an extensive assort.
Of choice and elegant music, at one third me usual
price .l6istf T. FERRET X co 81 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-22

" DIR. L. I. Won Corr has removed ms orcs ana
German Disp-nsary from the Of Nassau and fsN
streets. Brooklyn No. 4ls. Broadway, New. fors Once
hours 10 A NJ. 10 z. 81. and from 70 r. NJ he mas on
hand very supply Of remedies OF rs own pre-
parauon Importation together with every DESCRIPTION OF
fancy article usually kept IN similar stores Among me ar
rie. .od by Dr. Won Con- the following, prepared by
himself Life Pills Life Elixir, Restorative Buffers, Cure
for Pies Hair Restorative segsrs for Asthma, Preventive
Tor small Pox and al other contagious diseases. All his
medicines are purely vegetable He continues % give ad
wee To e poor without charge, se has done for he asI
three years IN Brooklyn
yrw-Yorx. 18th August. leSl els lmeOcos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-22
Boarding anu 6otels.

nOAkD-A suite Of rooms on the second door. and one
ID OF on tho hird floor may be- had wnh board, 90
breakfast snd Iea Ia small family. on application s -,
Broadway s.pa'
DOAkD-A Pheasant room ON the secsnd door, viii
- bed and pantry adjoining. To lei with ooai Two
three single gentleman also he accommodated ny az
plying ~ WhiIe-sL References exchanged slslw-
rUNO IET-An unfarnshed farlor to angle Gentleman
i with breakfast and tea II required There are 40 chil-
dr-n or boarder. Ia - house. pleasantly situated
the psrsce Ground and stage route Apply al No al
McDougal-st sls lwc
ROAkDlNt. Al HOMk-Flve OF - ioang Gen
ID tleman can be &C comIn,aled in DAY board apsi-
family the LIST October. Also, single gents can
be furnished with a Terms moderate. Apply NJ ~
CaherinesL THIS may be lnduccm,nt 10 young gentle
lodge their respective stores IN his busy street.
Application TO be made iIpnlt dlac.y sH w.
YOUNG GENTLEMAN and Vile ~isha pleasant
"A flraishesi aud board months IA pam pfi-
family located Canal and Fulton sta and near
Broadway Terms m>sl be moderate. Address W A o.
Al TIN, Office stating terms and location. sf g..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-22
LIFE INSURANCE

~ THE NEW-ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE lNSUR-
ASCE COMPANY Of Boston have established an Agency
In the City OF NeyYerk for the purpose Of receiving APP
pllcaiie NJ for Life Insurance, &C
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-22

.-s1Ezz> DIX. HlLL'S 1kls and A0do-
n Amlnsl SupPorrfs-Ofice No. |esey-su ~
Y ,''o' House
Many persons have undertaken 10 vend lini'
t,u. -, uuis celebrated Trusses, and thousands are M
passed upon IN consequence. Ins>. limitations cannO, be re-
he'd upon they made by un-sAli uechaics AMI arc
no better hsn the ordinary Iru>sss ae1"u
~-.-.s THOMPSON's Tktssks. sod by
.: :s.:.4 4: S e.: ..:
this rruss, you can gfsdsse inc pressure ioh 90" "
90 much injury the spine tar ina being me best s.
OF It's superiority, applied and sA days "iai gwen anu
n II toes not rupture while performing every Aho
on exercise VI coughing and give perfect ras-h- norcy
cb.erfy returned permanent cure 10 easily rnoe"-'
and " ,rrunlr,i, # directions are followed.
rhor s-nding this Truss sesS only mention thr slc
rour aud The measuIe round hips the oan
be graduated to suit thsir case - y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-22

JONATHAN ANoRY. Secretary. 49,
JoHS c. CHEgsMAS, NJ ID. Consulting Surgeon, fI3
Broadway. New-York -
JAMES " B. GREESHow, NJ d. Consulting Physician, 475
JOHN HOPPER Agent, No Is Pinesueet
This Company has been in operation FOR tho last ghteen
months IN Boston, and has already Insured above 100 per
cons Among tie advantages which presents may De en-
umerated the following:
The Company a mutual one, OF which az persons ID
sred BY il members and Interested IN the
OF is concerns proportion TO The amounts WEIGH hey
insure. ..,,,
IL has guaranty capital Of eco 0oe, which IS held as
safety fund FOR the payment Of lts risks
The rate Of premium and deposit IL so regulated A. TO
afford The greatest possible security both To the Company
and ID h insured while the time Il IL as low -
consistent with the stability Of the institution
A. further security for the stability Of the Company
every person VINO nsures IL required to make small De
posit In addition bis premium Such deposits are bed
In reserve for years and II not needed for The payment
OF claims. they are then crecitrd 10 the depositor
liza policy By accident should become ioreited me De
posts made ~ the assured subsequent 10 the last
distribution are paid back him, that The deposits SUI
belong 70 ths assured subject 10 the above condinons
O. Al each periodical distribution of he surplus, every n
rrd -fnbsr entitled receive hack ihreeourths Of NE
surplus Of hs premium and above wnsI may DC ne
ce-sary to meet the liabilities Of the Company Tue oef
fourth goes into the reserved fund VI the Company
Applications or letters addressed 10 the subscriber IN
Se~York will be promptly attended ~, and all necessary
information furnished by him
John HOPPER Solicitor and Agent,
ana sod Ian 10 Pine-sueet New-iork-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-22
GERMANY.

From Germany we learn that the religious
disturbances al Lcipsc have not been renewed, and
tina, the popular irritation has been alleged by the
Kings prompt compliance with the request OF the
citizens in regard to a commission of inquiry
NJ. Canitz. ambassador nj the cour, OF Vienna, has
been appointed Minister OF Foreign Affairs IN place
of Baron Bulow, whose i'll health compels him TO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-22
FRANCE.

A fire broke on, at Bordeaux. on 22d ult.. at the
Rue Bore aux Cha,rous. a, Mons. Tasiets A
store, full Of brandy, was consumed, and the hre
snread n neichboring houses The following morn.
ing by the falling in of The roof of one OF the burn
ed houses. a commander an adjutant major lieu
tenant and three fremcn were killed, and fireman
and two soldiers wounded The loss OF property IL
estimated a, 100000 francs.
There has been a terrific whirwind ON the cont
nent Its effects in Holland were almost as Sc
vcrelv fell as in France At Rouen, however. II
seems TO have expended its greatest violence. In
that city three extensive manufactures were de-
stroyed by the whirlwind while all the hands Were
n, work not less than 90 persons OF all ages persisted
In the ruins and 100 were thereby wounded.
A great cloud OF winged insectsc called ephemeres
recently spread over the city oil Nantes uarSehihs
the atmosphere as though by an eclipse. The gar
dcns and ground were covered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-22

a reduction Of postage has been effected on let
tiers but has been conirivcd 10 treat newspapers rs
letters and charge them by weight
Madrid has been the scene of another disturbance.
The people having resolved to pay the new house
taxes All the shops were shut up. and business en-
trey suspended. Troops poured into the city and
on the 18th charges of cavalry and discharge OF
mnskeiry were found necessary to disperse the
crowd when several persons were killed and
wounded The political chief Published mos, en-
crgctic proclamation, ordering the shops to be re
opened under the most severe penalties which, after
some time was complied with and order was once
more restored
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-22

\NANTED-A situation by Al Elderly MAJ 10 DO Any
w knd ashi work-sach nessen sef N si0f. g.
liver p-r.ocicsls any tlsng thai would rmp", rs
time COMPENSATION not much Al object A. enpol nt
AGdrr-- y . tirs Of,css sNu
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-17
c, K. LEWIS
Package Express.

THE suAbsciiber having established an
i Express to run between Boston and
Montreal, leaving Boston on Monday OF each
week, ria Fnebburg Railroad,t thence by stage
through Kecne, Wslpoie, Bellowsfslls, Ches-
ter, Rutland, Middlebury Nergennes 10 Bur
ington. thence by Steamboat To Canada
He will pass Rutland. Tuesday morning Of
each week, going north, and Thursday alter
noon Of each week, going to BOSTON. The
oblec, 10 TO transmit, Specie, Bank Notes,
cnllect and pay Notes, Drafts and Bills, buy
goods and DO all other kinds Of business that
may be entrusted 10 his charge, all small
bundles taken and delivered. charges reason
able. Oders may be left with William Avery
or NJ Circuit. a, the Franklin Hotel, Ru'.
land and at the Stage Houses on the Route
where he viii be xure to ge, them.
Patron age solicited.
Packages TO be marked "By Iew,s' En-
press" c. X. LEWIS.
Ruksrd, Sept, Istt. 3stf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-17
Saddlery, Harnes.
scs, &c.

THE undersigned still continues to manu-
facture at his old stand in East Rutland
village all kinds Of Harnesses, Saddles, BIZ
dies. &c. usually found in country shops -
His present stock consists of doubls and sin
gle, wagon, gig and sleigh harnesses with
silver and brass plate, black, japaned and
poiied ware and common hsme harnesses,
mems saddles tree and portable, all varie,ies
OF trunks, valisses, brides, ha!ters, circin-
giles sleigh bells, &c. The above articles
arc all mode Of the best Eastern oak tanned
leather, and are offered al reduced prices -
Liberal credit given and mos, kinds Of pro-
duce received in payment. All persons are
invited to cali and examine beEre purchaing
elsewhere. WIN. HALL.
Rutland, January 1915. 5l,lf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-17
WE METALLIC FRAME PIANO

IORCES sre jg.,iy coassoersd - Ute
ssnosg the u,suv improvements Of which
that ia.'rv,De NJ 10 suscrpable, and Tot dSa-
hmy tmne.s snl besu'y have bsvst been
stcsled Tie ipcWssihs demand fot the
'M.t,he Ftsu,s P,sno Pore" sires evidence
Of their supeuofiiy over spy o,hrt tlsss now
rnsrvtctufed We have devoted much ~
ouf susHilon 10 theo r,snaisct sre. end have
oil greet expense sucr~eoed.in mskisg ihsm.
with oot grand sefi0n oo~bissd, one Of the
pfSsisN improVrms n,s Of Tho eye. On open-
iog HE Psao Forte the metallic fr,ms pre-
ssnts 10 ihe eve one entire ftsneA OF MEAL
tu'-u1 Dding he whole 81 lbs Interior Of tie
tHsitvmeni. ihf0ugh Which are fastened the
pms ibai hIifs ne strings Of the instrument;
consequently " csnno, be effected as other
pinu sfe-thtough change 81 weSih-
-, an' all ~s tastefofo require scarce
y any iugiu.. Compatibility speaking. IL
Therefore cornr-nds hsst strongly TO the
patronage ~ TIC rphic +; particularly io
ih0ss peuons "a tho country Who cannot al
a.. tunes obtain The services Ola compesnt
tun'r Tho pr being reduced so that the
npsiAiic ifans ", roe are now sold by us 81
the same tuce ss heretofore obtained with
"pt ~ We manufacture them si o, 9 i.2
snd octates, and they ~ill be found unsut-
passed ~ po~e' and bS.lhsncy " tone. light
uess Of touch and dutaLility, while they arc
ufefei lot ssle q, sorre 20 per rent less in
rl'r ih1n those ~ de without this improve
ueN " n'hoT manufacturer ~ Boston or
New York. ot equal repv,auon o, mann.
iadurSts A. the materials Of which the
i"strume n's are made s'o thoroughly sssson-
81. aoi tbsn expose IN BRICK drying room
Which ~ heated b, lstpo coal ksrnaee to a
Temperature Of 100 degrees consequently
vii .isnd The eIposuro OF sny climate.
Every insuument IL warranted to please,
and Should ihey not give satisfaction &C
ooriing 90 the wausniY. sitst one years tri-
al icy may he returned. aud Tho purchaser
receive back tie amovnt pail, with erpen-
ses ~ transportation With such warranty
ne purchaser cannot possibly 10 oteircd or
disappointed.
Manu'aclu'cd hs BOARDMAN & GRAY.
~ Nos and q \. Pear ct Albany.
Musir Nst-ruoms m the same building
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-17

ID H. GREEN bees liberty 10 inform The
h. public that he Is noe manufacturing
Dsieisnnss OF psrlor Orysns, on entirely on
nsw plan. st less Than hsIf Tie price Of on
mon psrlor Organs. capable OF pre- dscine the
most b.susifsl s~sl Of any ir,s,tunsn, Of the
kind In use. Those wishing to boy 0psns
OF Pianos ill On veil 10 call and eIsmine
Tot themselves. before porhssipa siss~ here
Ne likewise repair ell hind Of masicsl In
sssvmen,s, tunes church and psrIor OTssns
and Piano foriss IN The best possibis men
ssr on abort nsiies. Poultney, nac., 1914.
6ily.