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INAUGURAL ADDRESS or FRANCIS R. SKUNK, GOVERNOR OF PENNSYI,- WANNA. DELIVERED JAN. 2I 1Sl5
lIENDs AND FEILoW-CITIzENs !:

FRIENDS AND FELLow-CIrIzEN<
 l appear before you iu obedience io the will ot the lrcemen of Pennsylvania, 10 give the solemn pledge prescribed by the Consti- tu1Ion, and to enter upon the office of Go- vernon.
 When l contemplate the interests of our Commonwealth, as an independent soyercisa- V, and as a member of lhe community ol American slates, tue multiplied relations over which Il eNeris supervising guardianship, and the peculiarly weighty obligations thai press upon t q; the present moment. feel how lmPcfleetly am qualified tp discharge. aud even Co comprehend alright, lhe artuans and complicated slatles Jo which have been eallca. To Ha Wha watches over 56e des. unies uf Slatcs. gs well as Mea, and al,,.zr axar : iiebi and strength. laas upwards viih humble Trust, itai iil WiIl ovcr-Faia ans efrng and site slia.sac, gv hpagst rHaris for Inc public soa1
 Happily lhe pane esRi.# ateh should rrsH-
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Nicolay ct al ys. Kay-affirmed

The declaration avered that the bond sued on was made to Kay, by the name and de- scription of the Bank of the State of Arkan- sas, through misake;-hcld that it is good upon demurrer, upon motion in arrest of judgment, or upon writ of error.
 Such an ayerment Is a material traversable allegation upon which issue may be taken, and if denied by plea must be supported by proof to entitle the plaintiff to a recovery.
 The plea of non est factum does not put such an avcrment in issue, but only the exc ecution of the deed and its continuance as a deed at the time of the plea, and the only proof required of the plaintiff under the is- sue is first the sealing and second the deliv- cry of the deed
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THoMss ". DoRR.-The speclal commit tee of the Legislature oT Rhode Island on inc liberation et NJ. Dorr. met oil Saturday to hear the arguments of the advocates of the petition presented foF his release. They are to hold another session for the purpose oi hearing the father of AIr Borr in that be- halL The House of Representatives of Rhode lssaad, on Friday, passed series ef rcsolu- iiols. expressing great indignation al the res- oluiious of lhe New Hampshire Legislature, and insirueling iAe Secretary af Rhode Island 10 return sald resolutions lo the Governor al New Hampshire
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CoyGREss.-ln the Senate. Jan. 22- On motion of Mr. ASHLEY.


 ReSoired, That the Committee on Military Affairs be instructed 10 inquire into the ex- pediency of increasing the present military force in the State of Arkansas to an amount sufficient fer the proper protection ei the in- habiianis ot said State, against the deprc,a- tioas ot the Indian tribes within her limits 1: also, into the cxpedieney of completing tue erection ol Fort Wayne, on the western from tief oi said State. CT some other fort m lieu thereof, ant the establishment therein of a sufficient military force also, to inquire insa Hle eAPediehey oi removing the troops now stationed al faa. Gibson and Tawsaa. mil,- tAFy stations in the Indian couutry west of the siaie If Afkaasas. ia some points or sta lions wi'hin the limits el she State. gfsm whence saes nsak aliu4h some afz.ssss.s.ss ta hef esiikHas fesisline n lhs exposed ana unprotected narsaess ol lAe Sags
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Royster exparte.

To inttle a party in confinement under or by virtue of any warrant order or process 10 a writ of ha5aes corpus he must accompany his petition with a copy of the warrant order or process or sheW a legal excuse for the omission.
 Every writ of as ereat must be accompa- nied by the bill, and the bill thus constitutes and forms part of the process by-wheh the sheriff is authorised to arrest and confne the defendant.
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RoYston eXnarte .

If the bill praying writ of nc crcat, sets forth that the complainant has an equitable cause of action against the defendant named in the bill, and that remedy at law cannot be afforded him, and that the defendant is about to leave the State and remove his effects without returning and that the defendant has failed to make satisfaction for the same-and the defendant be arrested by virtue of any writ of ne eneat, issued upon such applca- tion he will not be discharged upon writ of habacs corpus until he makes satisfaction or the matter is determined
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Assumption of Stete Debts by the General GorerR- meai-The Democrats have charged .he Whigs, for some time past with being in favor of an assump ton of State debts by the Federal Government = But the Wings have denied the charge, and de- nounced the doctrine. Heretofore we have had no very tangible evidence to fix the truth of the charge upon them. But we now have one item of proof which they cannot controvert 0Gs.The House of Delegates of the Legislature of Maryland Whig- have adopted the resolution of w. Cost Johnson declaring it to be the opinion of said Legislature that the Federal Government should issue stock to the amount of TWO HUNDRED MILLIONS OF DOLLARS, based upon the proceeds of the sales of the public lands to be distributed among the States for the payment of their debts. There is assump- fion strong as poison-a National debt too
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be made to form a separate district, to be called the Champagnole district, the seat oi the land office for which shall be at the town of Champagnole, and be subject to removal bv the President of the United States, when ever, in his judgment, itmay be proper so to do
 SEC. 3. find De H further enacted, That there shall be a register and receiver oi pub lie moneys appointed for said land district, who shall give security in the same manner and in the same sums, and whose duties and authority, compensation and cmoluments' shall in every respect be the same, ID relation to the lands to be disposed of lnsald dlstrct' as are or may be provided by law ill relation to the registers and receivers of public mo- nev in the several offices established for the sale of public lands.
 SEC. 3. .and Je a further enacted, That it shall be the duty of the registers and re- ceivers fort districts of land subject to sale at Little Rock and Washington, in the State aforesaid, under the direction of the Com missioner of the General Land Office, to transfer to the register and receiver for the district hereby created, all the proper evl- dences, documents, records, and township plats, in relation to lands heretofore sold ol subject to sale at those offices, respectively which fall within tho limits of the dismic hereby created.
 SGe. 1. find De it further enacted, Ina this act shall take effect and bein force from and after the expiration of three calender months from the date of the passing hereof.
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AoTs OF THE LATE LEGIsLArURE.-On the first page may be found an act concerning Limitations an act allowing nonresident land owners pay taxes directly into the Treasury of the State-acts pre- scribing the times of holding the Circuit Courts Of the 7th and ith Circuits. There is supplement to the act prescribing the time of holding the Courts of the 4th Circuit, making process, Sc, returnable, &c., to the Courts as held under said act-whch We deem unne cessary to publish. The above acts are published at the request of several correspondents
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SUPREME COURT

ABSTRACTS OF DECISIONS MADE AT THE JANUARY
 TERM THEREOF, 1845. Turner sur. admr vs. Erwin use of Shelby-af-
 iirmed.
 The act of the Legislature requiring cred- itors to present their claims against the es- tates of deceased persons for allowance with in two years from the date of letters of ad- ministration, otherwise such creditors shall be forever barred, operates as a bar 10 the claims of non-residents as well as residents of fhe Sfafe
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aaENrs FoR THn BANNMEs.

The following gentlemen have kindly consented to act as agents for paper in receiving the names of subscribers Sc. They are, hereby, fully author ized to receive money for us, on account of this oi- flee, and to give receipts for the same.
 We wish to have agents in all the counties in the State Such gentlemen therefore, as are friendly to our publication, and willing to aid us by becomns agents, will be pleased to inform us of inc iaet' ana their names shall be added to the list.
 MADISON CouNrY-Mai W. H Wilson H0'as- rMe John C. Sumner, P. M., Sf PaVl I D.. PERRY CouNTy.-John L. llouston' |. hi'' fe'- 1ysitle. s,5..;r ,v Chapman. UHion c. IT.
 CARRoL CoUNrY.-H. :. Laifefty' T. nA'' "Ni= rolton. n-, HAMPSTEAD CoUxTy.-Robt. L, Phillips, ltash- ingion. rie.
 SEWER couNrr.-A,T T. Pettus, Pine Hoods Post 0,fice.
 WASHINGTON COUNTY Col. Sam'l C. Newton, Booasboro j. c. Pittman, P. M., Street. Home. Lee c. Bakemore, BoSt0apHc.
 HARD CouYrY.--Asa McFeltch, .4theas. Jacob Wolf, P. M., fsard C. II.
 JOHNSON CouNTy.-Moreau Rose, and Thomas Powers P. M CiarkspiHe. Dr. Wm. Gray, Horse head Geo. W Patrick P. M., Piaeg ?. Q. PIKE CoUNry.-Jesse Jenkins. r M., Hartfees- boro.
 scorr CouNTY-Miles r. Scott, Esq, Boone rilie.
 SALINE CouNrY.--Ezra NJ Owen, Esq, Benton.
 WAsHITA CouSry.-Wlam Foster, Fosters ?. O. c. c. Scott, Esq, and J. A. Pile, Camden. PoISsErT CouNry.-W. c. Aredge P NJ. BRADLEY CeUNTy.-Ja's Bradley, Esq, Harren MISSISSIPPI CouNry.-Col. A. C. Blakemore Osceoia.
 GREEN CouNTY.-Dr. c. B. Croft, Groooieg, Post Office. John NJ. Mitchell, P M Gainesville CLARK CouHTy.-John speer, ,4lfoiae
 LAWRENCE CeuNTy.--Gen. john s. Fiellin. and Andrew Hammond, P. M., Jackson. Booker Ben nett, P. M.. Smihuiie.
 RANDOLPH CoUNry-W. R. Hunter, P NJ, Po- eahoatds. Col William Jarrett and Joseph Spikes, Fourche Dumas.
 IvpEpENpHYes CouNry.-Dr. James F. Pelham, Bdtesraie. Patrick Chdress, OH Trough Bolton. JACKSON GoUNTy.-Wm. II. Morris, P. M, and Col. James Robinson Elizabeth.
 NEWTON CouNrY--John M. Ross, Jasper
 BENTON CouNTy.-A. B. Greenwood, BeatonctAe CRawFoRp CoUNTy.-Ma. Elias Rector, and Sa- muei Edmondson, Fort Smih. Eli Bell, Ton Bmen YELL CouNTy pr. James N Floyd DprdHe Pope CoUNry.-Themas \. Howell, NofT7stomn S. M. Hays, Doger
 CONWAY CouNrY.-H H. Higgins, P. M., ant John Murray Le,cis6mg.
 LAFAYETTE CouNry.-Gov. James s. Conway Coninng
 JEFFERSON CouNTy.-S. Dardennc, Netc Gas cony.
 ARKANSAS CouHry.-Geo. Cross, John l.. Jones and Gen. Samuel Mitchell, Post Of Arkansas. DISH, CouNry.-Arthur Hayes, Esq, Napoleon FULTON CouNTy.-Hon. Enos c. Hunter, P NJ South Fork.
 PHILLIPS coUNTy.-lIon.J. J. c. P Tollison, He lena.
 CnrrTExpEv CouNry.-Peer G. Rives, Esq. and W. N Stanton Esq. Marion
 ST. FRANCIS CoUNTY,-James E. Jackson, Esq Mount Teraon.
 IN THE STATE OF TENNEssEE.--Jesse NJ. Tate Esq, and F W. Rowlett & Co.,, Memphis. Hon. II. Coe, SomerriNe
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Hamilton vs. Burton.

In writ brought against one partner, or joint contractor, advantage cannot be taken of the non-ioinder, of the copartner, or con tractor not sued by demurrer at common law, unless it appears from the declaration that the party not sued is still living and since the adoption of the Revised Statutes, such non.joinder, is neither ground for de- murrer or plea in abatement.
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SUPREME CoURr.-The Supreme Court having gone over the docket, disposed of number of the cases, and the balance being submitted on buefs' adjourned until the 2d Monday in May, at which time they will again meet to deliver the opinions in the submitted The adjournment was mainly induced by the illness of Chief Justice Johnson, and the desire of Judge Lacy to go to New Orleans on important business.
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PUBLIC DEBT OF ALABAMA.

The following report, made to the House of Re presentatiTes of the late session of the Alabama Le- gslanre, by JAMES ". MeCLUNG, Esq, Chairman et the Committee cn Ways and Means, exhibits in a concise and lGcd manner the public debt of Alaba- ma her present means to pay, and breathes sent- mehts in reference 10 the obligation resting upon the State to meet her liabilities. worthy of their talented author and alike worthy the adoption of every State and patriot.
 We have the pleasure of heinz personally ac- glain'ed "th the distinguished author of the Report. and know that he speaks aot ths empty language of Jaa iRsiaesfe demagoeue, bat ttc honest and en- hseieaea views ef one who is eser ready to devote h's powerful mind, influence and parse to preyeu, rs1eaiiaa, apl prorure the payment Of the debt of hs S1'a Wheie such spirits lise taal there are e1ay sf them ia Alabamal repadiatjon is impossi- ee' tJcS. Ep. BANNER.
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The smallest man in creation IS sala , ono James Washburn, born in eI,,Va aa a,., is in his Eth year, weighs oa' -' rs : and is only 36 inches in heights = -. good health, has fine sparkling elss,s ', r.., and intelligent and ia short ps''''' miniatures.
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The oetlea crop nf ihe tasse; states, n. gently gathered, il is aeneTuily admliied in the south. Will u.aeh two mllllous five hum dFed bales.
 The recent sugar csen uf Issui I5aa !. 1T amount sa aaoaf aHe haHtlyrA aaa rigttv iAotlsand hassaeasl-
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Brown vs. Puoy-reversed.

A variance between the writ and declara- ton must be taken advantage of by plea in abatement in such the variance being ap- parent upon the face of the record the plea need not be sworn to.
 4 defendant having interposed one plea in abatement which was sustained by the court and the writ ordered to abate, upon which the case Is brought into the Supreme Court and the judgment reversed and the cause re- manded, he cannot again interpose matter in abatement of the same order and character.
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Il is proposed in one of the 'as'',a E. .aae . to introduce military exercises III ..sd ss schools. 4 Was remarks that ms ;, sI h.s deeldedly-.'teaching the young 'u'' shooi''
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1Ir. STEAMER The Committee on Ways and Means, lo whom was referred so much ei 4'e message ol his Exeeilepty ihe Gov staot' "as reiatcs tn the indebtedness ef the Saif' and ihe necessity ot leryiug lax to nFeside.. iar ihe annual interest dae by the ssa3c. HHfe bad lie subject under consider Alian' aud have instructed me tn rcpeft as talAnMee
 jssFs u.ss.gss.i'.ius lhs smauat
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Talloyrand was of opinion that ' " sr -s, " difficult 10 win woman, but illa, U. % { \ problem was how to get rid ol 'nsas wards. Was'nt he a wicked old ~'s''
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The best practical rule of morally %i Vi yer 10 do any thing but what you e's ing all the world should know.
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Irwin pub. adnr vs Sebastian & Hanly-reversed.
 The declaration described the instrument sued on as being made by T, B. EIanley, and upon oyer it appeared to have been made by T. B. Iianly. Held to be no variance.
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State Bank vs. Welbom & PhiIips-a0irmed.
 Upon the authority of the courts of the United States the act of Congress of 1841, establishing a system of Bankruptcy must be regarded as constitutional.
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Modeslv and impuslence ballaaes scale in the same mtie with Mo,'. ., N. us acler against money. That Wl'N" .,.. < ighl for most, and posses lils sure Co hr iho heaviest.
 THa office of lhe Lexington Nl as rer taak .iFa n3lsI Dee, ana las ' saa.is. rallevs. sc. cf the office .less=e.rl Fha ses=s. were l.''s an7EHel faHm, Nefe saKFu
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SENIOR EpIroR.-- General Boriaad, the senior edit or of this paper left orWashington city on Saturday morning last, to witness the inauguration of Pres- dent Polk. He will return after the naugura- finn fakes nlace
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N SENATE or THE UNITED STATES.

DECEMBER lS. ISL
 Agrecably to notice, Nr ASHLEY asked and ebniaed leave to bring iu the following till' whieh was read twice. and referred to the Committee on Public Lands.
 DECEMBER 3t. 4St4. Reported without amendment, and accom- rauied by special report, No. 17.5
 \ BILL.
 To orgaaixc new land district in the south
 cp prtol tle sWie of Arkansas. sac. |. o. [ Nae'el tg fAe S.nair aal Haase ' Representatives ef Hs ts.f9 A5alfs ei .imsrfrH H C1Hgflss .1zuRtId. That lhs eeciiea of country in tbs southern Fart oi the s'ase ol itkauaas. saala eI ...e hase lius. and cast of inc meridian. com. pEtsfd wiibn tas following boaH5ari67. to vii. between thn lAe dtsaEaa aasss Hte aiisi sis ea lsse sasf. sh lua Hl.isHlaa gs.H#as i~eHly aHd iueefy-oae aa the west, lae ai- NMihg ime between townships gaH aaJ ssF5ea ea lfe reFth, asd fae saie ilae aa tAe .-.sia
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-02
c. X. LEWIS
PACkAGE EXPRESS.

'EllE suSbsctibeR having established an
L Express TO ruD between Boston and
Montreal leaving Boston on Monday of each
week RIA fnchburR Railroad thence hy s,ate
through keene. Walpole, Bellow,l.Ils o..
ter, Rutland, Middlebury vergennes 10 IN
lngton, thence by Steamboat To C.,,,J,
lie viii pass Rutland, TUESDAY mo,o,na ot
each week, going north, and Thursday ac,o,.
noon Of each week, going to Ros,on Tho
object Is to Transmit Specie, Bank Notes.
cnliect and paw Notes, Drafts and Bills Inv
goods and do all other k,nds Of business 49,,
may Ire entrusted 10 MS charge. an small,
bundles taken and delivered. charges re,s,,,,,
able. Oilers may he LEFT with William Az,
or W. orcuu, at the Franklin Hotel Un,
land and at the Stage Houser on the Rome
where he "iii he sure 10 get lhem.
Pstrul age solicited
Packages to he marked NV I4~,,' r.
press {. +. LEWIS
RuI,iod, Sept, lsii. $50
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-02
DR. T.. SHERNiNS
Vegetable Catholicon.

An Unctring remrdy,1nd known to lr ,y,..
Gnr tho following diseases VIZ
Al diseases ul the lungs which chusc.,H
siIuo,iuns ul tho same; SuCn Ms cuugL..tn...
catauh, bronchllis, and even cuu,ur.pr..,
IN the prcmonuuY ot forming stages h
rulatcemcnis VI The spleen. IN hrph0,t,.,
stages, Hnd all disease, OF the h,ci, c,u.,
Nv enlargement or tnpor Iiundl,c In u.I. 90,
forms constipation Of rhc bowels nt,cl.l.f
with Inrp6r at the stomach and bowel. ,.I
81 all tie tram evils atten liant on these O. 3D..
cuhics
Night sweals and all forms ofhcc,ir ,c,t,
scfuiula, IN all us rarlous forms aud an mos,
rut,ueousdl,eascS OF jhuse affecting lur>..
aud nearly all forms Of dtop,y and man,
other of minor importance which mrlr..
10 mention
Finally, this medicine ia powerful alter
tive and deobstruent hence. a follows d, ,
matter Vi course that all diseases which toad
to obsttuCl the natural channel, ul ,ttul5.
Won whether IN the larger organs urinlIro g..
pllllIy vessels will linda sovereign balm I'm
lhls all powerful remedy.
1t is also laxative that ~ sure and STEADY
in It's operation and never fals To- remote
hahttdai costivcness If porse,ered IN a su,I.
ceni length o. Time.
II is purely vegetable, and NAV he used
any length OF time that the pature ofthr casa
may require without ever hlrmlne the con.
s,ilutiun 10 the slightest drgree therefore
It has an advantage over many other me-.
iclncs in chronic diseases, which should n,,
be overlooked
Trv friends, and then Judge Tor Yourselves
venture TO say that no one Viii regret iat,.
nal IN any OF the above diseases.
For sale by J Porter. Rutland. l3ly
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TO THE AFFLICTED.
DIR. BanniDg's Patent Incc.

For HERNIA or Rupture of rdrIouS kinds.
An immediate relIeiIO inc ipieni Consumption,
the BtonchIlls Of publ:c speakers: PaW.
talon OF the Hear, Dyspepsia. Spinal
weakness: Piles Piolapsus uicn and
Ami, and Diseases of pauuren, ano child.
bed Ladies wiIhout medicines.
This instrumebt hS> been examined byDn
Mott and Rogers, y B., Francis and Gus-
comb OF New Haven S,.d MIddlelown, Conn,
aud has obtained for itself their favorable
testimony.
SYMPTOMS.
The Lace Is applicable fer those who have
the Whole or a part Of the following svmp.
IONS bleeding al the Lungs, Cough, light
ness at the Chest, Pal1ilaiion OF the Heart,
Dyspepsia, sensation of gonencss or sinking
al the PIT Of the Stomach. disposition to bend
forward, pain IN one or both sides, which are
generally supposed TO be L,uet Complaints
Uut which are only The result Of the grayita.
ton Of tina, organ, Tenderness of the Aldo
men, sensal'n Of dragging in the eroins,
and hearing down, causing the patient to
stoop very carefully. Pam in the Back and
great weakness, Pain and numhness IN the
Limbs, COsliveness, Flour Alhus, Piles and
Ptoiapsus. The Uervons system is diseased,
great gloom, Responding and weeping not
h"o" IUR WHY bcTSeli, DC.
DR., llibard having purchased the right
Tor the County Of Rutland, will endcavor to
Keep sufficient assnrimen, on hand for all
who VIII 'avor him with call, from any dis.
lance. lie can forward them 10 any part Of
the Stale, or elsewhere. Those wishing them
sent, viii send description of the size, &C.,
and forward the price of one, (Sl2), free from
expense to him, and they can have the direc-
IONS SO PLAIN, that any person can apply
them.
The subscriber will give his special a,ten.
'i9n to calls from n distance. for chrontc com.
pidlnis. at his office, on Mondays, Tuesdays
ana eCnesdays, every week, and nj oil
lines, by night and day, attend TO profess
ional business IN the vicinity. Great i'm
pro'emenis IN Surgery have recently been
made in the City OF New York (of which he
avalIed himself while ,hcre) among its
id|e"ied and SCIENTIFIC professors, and he is
enabled TO perform all operations with IN
pr"r'd instruments for AnpudFHg and set |
ing Ftacis'gs; extracting Tran, r&c, &c. |
lie assures his friends and the public tha, |
his utmost endeavors viii be to satisfy Them |
n his professional business, and charges for |
he same, and "keepup with the times" in |
OF the day, although it rnnv
ave his opponents some unpleasant feelings |
J. b. HlBBARD, NJ. ID.
\. Is hU persons indebted to the sub |
'crlbcf, whose accounts are Of one years |
standing or more, are requested to call and |
ettle wlthnnt delaH JB.U.
Ruti,nd Nov -, 1874 4e.2l
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NEW YORK
GRAND ACTl0N-PIANO FORTES.

WIN. PEASE late from New York re-
w specifically announces TO the Musical
World and the public in general, tina, he is
receiving splendid assortment Of celebrated
Grand AoiIon Piano Fnrcs Rosewood and
Mahogany, constructed on the most approved
principals with all The mode IN improvements.
5uneqaa!Ied in brillfancy Of tone fneness Of
touch, and perfeciness Of mechanism, and
warranted to endure the exiFems Of climate
in this coun,fy. Old Pianos taken in eS.
change ana-plano FoHes tuned, Piano ware
room, West Poul,ney, nea.ly opposite the
Academy.
y Il The above instruments have re
rcived hrst premiums, gold medils) at the
American Institute IN New York for the best
Tone touch and finish, and the subscriber
can refer persons TO several gentlemen Of
West and Middle Granville who has pur-
chased oi him dutlnR the past years. The
above instruments will be sold as low as can
be Purchased in New York thereby saving
expense OF transportation and warranted for
one wear. Ai,r