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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-02-09
FASHIONABLE SAFEGUARDING.
Boots, Shoes, &C,

ESOOaS, shoes, &C,
OF the very best MATERIAL fine stock of which
he has Just received from the manufacturer and
he ieels warranted in saying, from his experiences
In business, and the workmanship of the hands in
his employ, he will be able to furnish such an arti.
Gle to his customers cannot fail to give satsfac-
tIon-all he asks is fair trial and he will remark,
once for all, that encouragement to home indus
try and to ''our own mechanics is far better
security for good work, than the cheap prices of tho
northern cities. A. M. SIMPSON
IN; ID: Handsome Boots of his own manufacture
will be furnished at $5-Weddino and other mr.
ties supplied at the shortest notice. A. M. s.
August 10, lS47.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-02-09
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

-7Sy@S-
subscribers will sell privately valuable
tract of land, lying, about mile and half
west CT the Sweet Springs, in Monroe County, be-
longing 10 TO estate OF the late John III. Pevlon-
The tract contains about
SIX HUNDRED ACRES,
about TWO HUNDRED of which are cleared
and In good condition, the balance finely timhered
There is a comfortable LOG DWELLING
HOUSE and out-houses; also Barn, Stable and
Courthouse on the land. The soil is admirably a
dapted to the growth ofgrass, and this would make
one OF the best grazing farms in Monroe county, if
properly managed.
The terms will be accommodating and made
known upon application, post paid, to John l.. Pey-
ton, Staunton, Va.
TM M m; Ir,E3ToN' Executors of
j. III. PEYTON, decd
January 5, lS4S.-tf
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-02-09
DIR. SWEETSER'S PANACEA.

TvNHiS Medicines warranted on oath, not to con-
Il tain particle Of Calomcl, Corrosive Sublmate
Arsenic Chloride Of Gold, any dcletcrious
The principle upon which this dicinc acts is by as
sisting and harmonzing with nature; drives out all
foul acrimonious humors from the blood aud BODY and
by assimating with and Strengthening the gastric Juice
OF the stomach IL assists i'm short there is not
VEN, artery, muscle in the human body that
is not strengthened by the PANAcEA aud it also posses
ses the remarkable property ofrcmoving mercury from
the bones and joints.
FOR ERUPTIONS OF THE SKIN
Scurvey, Scorbutc Affections, Tumors, ScroInla or
Kings Evil, White Swelling, Erysipelas, Ulcers Can
GERS Running Sores, Scabs Bilcs time and deter
mined perseverance, in DIR. SwEETsER's PANAcEA will
effect cure.
FOR INDIGESTION
Rejection OF Food Nausea, Vomtings. Nervous afec-
tons, Bilious complaints, Headache, Palcness, or Fc-
male Irregularities DIR SwEErsER IS PANAcEA will soon
effect but If obstinate attended with grpings
flying pains the dose should be and the
will soon be effected Let not the patients frightcn
themselves with the idea that they weak to
much medicine but bear in mind that this mildly one
rating medicine puts not weakness into the frame but
most certainly draws weakness out leaves strength in
its place. and by giving composed sleep night and an
appetite TO relish any food, anmatcs the whole frame
with vigorous action clearing the mind and improv ing
the sight
DYSPEPSIA OF FIVE YEARS DURATION,
II
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law Partnership.
BAYLOR & HOMER.

's'HE undersigned have formed CO partnership
In the practice of Law in the various Courts
OF Augusta, Nelson, Albemarle and Rockingham
counties. Business entrusted to them will receive
t she most prompt and dlgent attention. Offices a,
Staunton and Waynesborough Stanton office first
aoor south of Hugh w. Sheffey's office This Of
ice Will always be occupied by one of the firm, and
on Court days by both.
GEORGE BAYLOR, Je.,
ABSALOM KOINER
August l8, I8f7-6m
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500 ENrggit Trees.

CONSISTING of choice Apple and Peach. for
~ sale at the Public Garden, near Staunton. ON
the grounds Of the Hon. A. II. H. Stuart
Dec u, I6H. VIM II. EBDON.
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ID r. l. Il R0YiS
Vegetable Universal Pills,

IRE Strengthening P,ugatire and a Purifying
YDDic
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Proposals for n Loan.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
April IL, 1913.

treasury DEPARTMENT
April IL, lSB.
SEALED proposals will be received under the act of Isr
y March last, until 8. p. M on saturday, the 7th Of
June, 1915 for sixteen millions of dollars OF United
day Of July 1885, bearing six per cent interest Der annun
payable semi-annuav, the first days OF January and
10y OF each year No bid will be received below par
w any pa DC considered unless one cent thereof is
dePosied IN some depository of the Uned States be-
al cases must be unconditional and without any refer
ence to the bids Of others, and should state distinctly the
p sssa s' s sd n5 b. d iere 1 s
Secretary OF the Treasury, Wa hing on Civ D. c. The
sums Which may De accepted viii be required to be PAD
residence OF he persons respectively whose, offers may be
successful 6ui The amount OF the accepted bids from bid
ders not residing ia the United States, be deposited
delpha, New Orleans.
give an opportunity to all persons to participate
the investment funds in this stock bids will be received
Tor the lowest denomination of certificates authorized by
iaw-being for fifty dolarsas well for higher sums
AN cerlcaes under thousand dollars will be trans
rabe on the books OF the treasury but all certificates Tor
mat sum and upwards viii be Transferable the books oil
the treasury OF by delivery with coupons attached, al the
option OF the bidder To avoid expense, confusion and
multiplication OF accounts, all certificates with coupons
it!nched viii he for the sum OF one thousand dollars
The successful bidd will be required deposte the
amount awarded in five equal nstanens in each of the
months OF July, August September October, and Novem-
per OF the present year. except os sums not exceeding
siroas of making Immediate payment. in which III:
Whole amount may be Mt once deposited The stock WIZ
bear interest," in all cases from the date of depose.
Tho bids will be opened the Telsnry Department 1t
3 M, Saturday, the I'm OF June ISIS, in the pres
of all persons who may desire attend bur Gader
provision introduced into The oi 3l OF March lHst
bidder will be pcrinittcd withdraw his t4i. ., nil bids
accepted deposited in advance will be i'm
mediately returned The whole premium the amount
awarde must be deposited part Of the first payment
quired IN July next.
r. J. WALKER,
Secretary of the Treasury.
Each OF the daily papers of Boston, New York. Phil del
pba, Baltimore, Charleston, and New Oreans and all
other states the papers selected print the laws of The
United states are authorized publish this advert enen
April IS-dl7hJuneif
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Major General WINFIELD ScorT,
U. 5 army, Mexico,
QUARTERmAsTER GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON CITY February

w dsIIITHtUN CIty' TtUTUdTy
SIR In reply to the complaint of General Scott, in his
despatch of the 2jh of December that Lieutenant Colo
mel Johnsons train had returned without blanket, coat,
Iucksf, pair Of pandfoons, the small depot at Vera
Cruz having been exhausted by the troops under Generals
Patterson, Butler, and Marshall respectively all fresh
from home have the honor TO staie that il the facts
set forth by General Scott the responsibility lies al
and wishes, made ample provision Tor the old corps
under his command; those corps, believe, never ex.
ceeded IN the aggregate Thousand 10 supply
them, placed in depot at Vera Cruz eleven thousand
forage caps fourteen thousand wool jackets and four
thousand cotton Jackets fifteen thousand flannel shirts
and seventeen thousand cotton shirts eighteen thousand
overalls; seventeen thousand pairs of flannel drawers
hiry-seven thousand pairs of booees q ordered fifty
thousand parsD twenty thousand pairs OF stockings,
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The subscribers propose to commence on the 18th =,
May, campaign paper under the title above and to con-
lnue the same, weekly for the term of six months pre
cedng the presidential election, which is to take place in
November next. The paper will be devoted exclusively
to the discussion and advocacy of democratic prpcpes
and measures and pledged TO the support of the cand
dates who may be presented for the surages of the
American people for the two highest Offices in their gift,
by the National Democratic Convention which will as
semble in Baltimore in the month of May next
The first number of the " Campaign (" acU con.
tain the official vote of each county of everv State
in the last presidential canrass, and the last num-
Der will contain corresponding one of the cam
paign Of lS4S. This arrangement pW afford 10
our subscribers ate elements of calculation TO de-
eide on the complexion Of the returns as they come
IN, IN November neat, and the probabilities of The
result. In addition to Which, zoe shall PUBLISH from
time to time, the returns Of the latest general Stat.
elections Which haze already occurred, or man TAX.
place previous to November so that the Subscribers
to the !" Campaign ciN haze at hand every facility
TOR forming correct prognosis Of the approaching
struggle.
Co. 1t is rery desirable that subscribers should
h0re their names entered previous to the ed of
May (tAe day ef the opening Of the canrass, as
De cannot guaranty to furnish back numbers to
those who shall subscribe after the issuance of HE
third number
ne Campaign will be edited by one of the best poi
cal writers in the country. 1t will be printed on NAM.
MOTH SHEET nearly tVice the of the '.D,ly Uaion"
ana folded IN convenient form for binding, at
ONE DOLLAR PER COPY.
Clubs will be furnished with copies for S.
10 10.
%, NOIICE.-Ne,rspaper by publishing the abow,
together nth this notice. until Tie first of June ,vR
DC FURNISHED ruth one copy Of the Campaign"
The last number of the CHAMPAIGN" will be pub.
ished after the election and will contain the official re-
turns of the canvass in every State
RICHIE g. HESS
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r. J. WALKER.
NAVY AeRNr's OFFICE,
Washington. Ap f TO- 1873.
SEALED proposals will he received NJ mis- once

- unl O'Clock on the 10th of May ing for supply
ing all the fresh meat and vegetables that NAV be required
rom Tune 10 time, during the fiscal year commencing
me Isl day OF July next. and ending the June
1872 for the of the in ordinary the navy yard
thus city, and such others be station
sells, during said period of time the proposals TO the
price per pound for the meats and per bushe dozen Tor
as the case may be) for the vegetables Proposals will also
be received at tho same time for supplying the two naval
hospitals on the station with such supplies s they NAV
CURE Tor The same time. schedule OF the same will be
furnished upon application at this Office The offers be
epdo's ed OILERS tor fresh and vegetables and
ouefs 10, supplying naval hospitals" No offer win be
considered unless II is accompanied by guarantee slgned
10y TWO responsible persons, known such by the
ZEN pes cent will be reserved from all pay
ments nnlu Tho contract is completed
--AP IL WV. y, SCOTT, Navy Agent
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he doubted the science and vaor of his army he woud
have proved himself unfit for the high trust conhded
him, and those who placed him in command would bays
bad heavy account settle with The country But his
complaints are entirely groundess, he, in his cooler
moments, have doubt, viii admit He is oUe of ,bs
Dest informed military now living bu Il would
puzzle nm lo show single instance in the military his
Tory OF The last Two centuries, in which army whose
personnel anG mdere had 10 be collected from so vast
territory was as well appointed and supplied as his army
mas been. The glorious results of his campaign are 4
sufficient answer 10 all hls compants-results so aston
shing that the faithful chroncer OF The events as they o
Cured will probably be considered rather the conn ~
fables than the rel alter OF facts.
have the honor TO be, sir, your obefent servant
THOS. s. JESUP,
QuaTtermasieF General
Hon. WIN /. Nancy,
Secretary of War, Washington city
QUARrERMAsTER GENERALS OficE
Washington City, April IS, lsIs
SIR Since my letter of Yesterday, have received 70.
port from the principal quartemaser al the city of Mey
CO. dated the 20th OF March, from which make and sinh
nit for your consideration the following extract:
81 am happy inlom you that this army he army Nm
der General Bnurr) is well supplied with clothing camn
and surrison equipass AT Vera Cruz there sl remain,
Tor Issue or transportation 10 tie later good supply Of
The above articles"
This is fine commentary the complaints recentv
made to YOU OF the denq of the said department
ain, sir, respectfully, your obedent servant,
TIL. s. JESUp,
Quarermaster General
The Hon w L. MARCY,
Secretary of War, Washington city
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THE Ca MPAIGN;"

TO BE EXCLUSIVELY DEVOTED THE ADVOCACY AKIN
DISSEMINATION OF DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES, AND
TIE SUPPORT OF THE NOMINEE FOR THE
PRESIDENCY, or THE NATIONAL DEM
ocRATIc CONVENTION, WHICH
WILL CONVENE AT BALrI-
MORE IN NEXT
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NJ NV BOOK by the auh)c Of Jane Eyre.
4. Wnthering Heights, in two paris f. TAYLOR.
April %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-17
MEDICINES.

nOCTOR CAHPENTER'r old r'isblishss Peal,
Dsip Dispssssfy NO Pces-sllp nraf fsnis' .'.I,,
of safe speedy shssinAl Tea" snt aa
cur. Of all classes o. dl'sass ass .esnes an ssfJ so
lssl ate .nd q regular and LEGAL medical sfpesilon ana
n,.ry forty year. Of s1spsvs pf.etes and srpshsnes
cattle tho practitioner TO pfsfrspes over the mss to
In tho healing art DR. Cupsutsr bsss save 10 diest me
attention OF disoerrinE pabio To infsfsnea q mo
oo aud invest ston OF his claims lafshy
oil ofcss or roms are provided for the convsnenes o
patients CHARGES pnable - -, -,
mic IT. DOCTOR =. CARPENTER. Peessnp.
(,URE THAT DISTRESSING COuGuI-Why
N.ur-r with = cough and cold Dr. TAfLOHs BAL
Fam OF LIyERWORr, fsom = Bsskmao-st VIII cure
any case Hundred, rave bean cured when everything
seemed ~ One bottle cures ssthnna spttlns
OF blood pain In the side debility ke Re sure and fet
the genuine from tbs proprietor, At - beekmsn io'
uicrly SIS Bovery. ~ I'm
NEw-YORK HOMEOPATHIC DIsPENsARYs,
Y 81 BOND. open daily tsundsys excepted al -
ocIoet. NJ Also ~ n O'Clock NJ on Saturday for the
treatment Of Surgical cases -
PHYscfASs IN ArTESDAScE.-1ionddp,D rs hifpy sra
Barlow; Tuesday Drs Qain and Taylor Hsdne,day prs
Snow and Bowers nariday, Du. Wright snd nons.
Friiay DR. HAWKS and Allea; Saturday, Drf Jehn'
Bay.r1, Mc'ickn and Gator ibf
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ORGANS Arm PIANOroRTES.

ry,HE UNDERSIGNED. thankful for the many tsvor'
conferred upon him has tue honor to inform hs ieno
with the most celebrated manufacturers Ia
this city, by which be is ensbed furnish the most
ror at wholesale prices, warranted 70 with
stand the influence any climate Organs Of every size
from $500 10 $1,000 Reverend gentlemen building
churches and in want OF Orgaus, will save themselves
much trouble by addressing the subscriber Pianos 10
rosewood cases octsves from $50 to 500; - sud ~
from $500 to $3.50 octsves from cS25 10 e4o Inc IN
inspection, that they will reach their destination
whether by land water H perfect safely aud In tune lie
will select heretofore FROM any maker IN
the city his friends may dssgnsts Please direct TO
the subscriber at 404 Pesrist N Y. WIN. ANDRE,
formerly Professor of Music At Mount ST. Msry's
College, Emmitsburg. Md. now OF ST Johns
College, Fordhsm, Y.
For the benefit Of those who personally scquant
ed with him he refers the following gentlemen The
most Rev. Arch Bishop Of Bsltimore kt. Rev. Bishop
Purcell Of Cincinnati; Rev John McCshrey, Prest Mt
" Marys College, Emmitsbursi very Rev DR. Theosuo
Prest ST JOhp's College, Fordhami Robt. M Blackwell
Astoria L. Alfred Lsroque, ESQ. Montreal, Canada
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
... a..U. For TIE Tribune.
ruv txnAN wirs.. Nv xxuv Sasss.


W. uasa ,hs am q the dara rapids roar
&>sa. ss~sa ssail We srrin< on the forest shore
WARE the rva Deer bounds In ito graceful rf''~
AM As eranse squirrel 10 seen 20 s'iss-
ws,r, The MAJ, bird erss,hss NON the "h pine u's
III ecu. .hss,ilrs ssss Of nobody
w ~ the Gre as. CLEAN In their golden lsh''
Aaa an ,srcash the air Of the Summer night
rn., awake. nv Svs. and our ceueh shall ee
.x..,a m. srsmsca seashs O tho maple tree
Av.l.. ar tAss arm hath hurled dart.
rrse toto the mlscreans chisnains hearts
IN. NE stream sashed. AMI The glorious sun
srrs,,S rs,r ON the tera thy young bride had tons
me haa. snrsli ies,s-cry. and the sewage yell.
r,,a the pale. laced bard when their leader ftll
NJ ncrs shan the plume o. his helmet wave
Der the ns,ei iaaiAns hloois,slned grave
No mess shall ils sou In Ito hate. rejoice
AZ the seana Of the a!ins red mans vice
xcr his sli,icfirg sword sispel The m'rih
That s,saaeneS our wiswsns blazing hesrin'
rue Nrsa, Spirit spoke from His azure throne
Ana the white mans sloriss are pass and Sone.
tn. .hsv, Inc. are supposed 10 b. addressed BY an
., ,..n 20 Der Husband. while rsddans him aercss
AZ an. n. had hsea Killed b the whites
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COKPOKAPlON NOTICES
CORPORATION NOTICR-PubIic notice il

4 TUKPUNATTUN NUTIt ct uOTIt LVlIlo II utIe
Oby eivsn 70 the owner owners, occupant or occu
pants O all houses sud lots I'm proved unimproved and
ssced thereby that the oogins assessments have been
completed by The Assessors and LODGED Ia the Street
tsrst.d viz For rsxuaing grayeing aad setting curb
and gutter sonesin shth street between Seventh
and Eighth The limits embraced by such assess
ents include al the several houses and lots Of ground
vacant pieces parcel Oflsnd situate on both sides
OF Thirty shtstrse between Seventh and Eighth
nues also on the westerly side Of Seventh avenue, be-
Thirty seventh and Thirtyninth streets All per
whose Interests affected BY the aboyenamed
sesseni and who opposed 20 the same, either Of
then are requested present their objections in writ
ing 70 he undersigned, at the Street Commissioners OF
nee, within thirty days from the date Of this police
MARTIN f.. THOMPSON
Street Commissioner, and Chairman Of Assessors.
rect Commissions Office March Is, 18f8 mic
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MARINE JOURN A l.
PORT OF NETWORK

Arrtved-Bsvk Lucerns (of Bssto) Nichols Mstan zks
70 d. SIS hhds SO tcs IA bbls moassss to Thurston
Co vessels len before reported.
spanish brig Jorge Lorins Gsbre Malaga ~ dc, fruit
wire, kc. 10 Howcs. Godhey l. Co.
scar Louiss Chase, I'm Boston. mdse, TO Lewis
sehr Frances Helen, leeds, fm Wuehau, Mass, nails
kc, 10 AcostA
sohr Hero. Perry, Thorsasion d., lime, 70 master
Sehr Ms,hsll, Chase, Boston, mSss, to w Lswis
sehr Esv-Hsvsa, 0ilnsu, I'm NLondon, In ballast
sailed-ship Ra,abow, Tor Valparaiso windN
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GOAL DIsCHA itslNG.-Ths best fresh mined
APeAch Orchard (red ssh) Coal s being discharged
az the Of Kingst n r. and delivered at - IS per
ton foI large size Nut and - for Stove. Egg,
Broken and Is cts additions. II screened from the yard
Dealers supplied low price, A. corner OF King snd
Greenwich SITS. lnl6 I'm PETER CLINTON.
SS az PER TON-Pssch Orchard best Red Ash Coal
De- NJ-l Nut at IS p, Egg and stove at IS So
screened snd delivered from yard Also, Lehigh Scbuyl
kali and Liverpool az the lowest prices. Apply 10
n. n. JONES, l76 Broadway
28f I'm Sd door above Msiden-lane.
GOAL LOWER THAN SUMhER PRICES
~ di.chsrgi1g this dag from the schooner Isabel Stove
and Ess the low price Of IS 5 All Coal from yard dry
under cover and warranted best quality Yard 54 Wash
ipgton-st near Spring, BY Ing In P. KERRIGAS.
EDAL-Peach OrchSrd, Red Ash, all under cover snc
dry ecreened and delivered 10 any party OF the city,
from my yards 33 Bovery, and Hsmmersley and
Bedford s' Large Nst, - 25 Stove, Egg and Broken
s. IS Chestnut, 80 Is.
Also, Lehigh, Liverpool, Cumberland, lc 20 cents eb
20 dealers and other.' cart, JACOB WEEKS, JR.
In
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NOTICE.-Pnsstc notIse b hsre.


Nby zvrn 10 the owner owners. occupant or occu-
pants Of all houses and lots improved unimproyea
lands affected thereby that the follow assessments have
been petsd by lhs Assessors and dsed ia the
Street Commi souefs Office for examination by ell per-
interested, viz: For regulatng and repaving Cliff
street, between Fulton ard Beekmsn streets. The limits
embraced by such nde al the several houses
ard lots OF ground vacant lots pieces parcels Of land
situate both sides Of Clistrest, between Fulton and
Beekmsn streets Also the norherly side Of Fulton
street between Pearl and Gold streets Also the south
srly side Of Beekmsnslreet. between Pearl and Gold
streets An persons whose interests ara Affected br the
aboyenamed assessments, sud who opposed 70 the
same or either them requested 70 present their OBJ
jscous Ia ting TO tho underlined at the street Com
flee within thirlv days from thu date OF this
notice MARTIN f. THOMPSON,
Street Commissioner. aud Chsirmsn Of the Assessors
street Commissoner's O.fce, March II. lsi9. MIA
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-.,s.-..-, PIAN0FORTHs AND PIANINOs

Ha[z1g1SftEOf HEM Herr flanlst OF the 9s y. nc
French Rue de Ia Nietoire, Peris-oen-
i 2 q y Veral Agency for America 500 Broadway NY
The daily easing demand in this country for these
and great 'asecton they have given TO
buyers both in America end Europe, have Induced Mr.
Henri Herr 70 open Sale, Room at SOC Brosawty where
will bs found choice selection Of Psno!ortes from his
factory Paris, which however viii be finished IN his
establishnsn EewYork, uudsr bis own and his fore
mans Ddence for the purpose OF making the IN
strumsnt perfect, with special regard TO the climate
where they ordered.
Buyers will therefore please mention, whether they
are waited for the Northern or Southern states
The prices for square Pianofoes, seven oceye' vary
from $3.50 $500 for semi grsnd pianofores ke those
on which Mr. Herr played 10 al his c1ucerts from 5000
TO $780, according size and richness OF case Dura
by beauty Of tone not affected by the difference
Of prices
He also axes leave 10 call the attention Of the public
to bis PianinOs which uoRurpassed for richness Of
aud elegance Of appearances combining great dnra
bity with unique briliancy aud facility OF touch they
have been awarded the golden medal Of the hst degee
he highest premium ct the disposal OF the french Gov
ernueai) and In general in France, England and
Germany. "
Mr Herr bsgs leave 10 refer to tbs high eulosiums
bestowed them By professors aud the press On me
oceason Of bis introducing the Sianino at hl ConeeT az
the Tabernacle Anticipating large sale o. these instru-
meuts he has put the price lov as $50 and sou
Orders and letters please todfsct Agency OF Mr. henr
Harz 500 Broad " ay. New-YorEI MIC law3t