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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-08-16
SUB-SOIL FLOWING.

There was a barnburner meeting held at
Williston on the oath inst, composed of men,
bers of all the political parties in the State.
The convention was large, we should judge
and harmonious enough for all practical
purposes, except upon one point, and our
readers, as Yankee Hill would say, will
"laugh right out" when we tell them that
this point was the abolition of Slavery in the
District of Columbia Really, what we say
true, and it is further true, that this Sub-Soa
convention, composed of men who cannot as
sociate with either of the three political par
ties in the State, because they do not plough
deep enough on the Slavery question, refused,
keep your countenance actually, after long
and sharp discussion, refused to do what tho
Legislature of this State has done, annually,
for the last ten years, pass a resolution IN
favor Of abolishing Slavery in tie District Of
Columbia =
Well, this is rather funny. Here, now,
comes a new party. They erect platform
full ten years behind the times; and declare
themselves the only friends of Free Soil,"
while they actually refuse to 60 half as far
on the subject as the other two great parties
in the State went dozen years ago
When such party is organized, claiming
10 be the only party in favor of Free Soil, and
at their first meeting, Slavery in our Nation
al Capital receives no rebuke; when they re-
established in the State, we think they offer
meager inducements for men to join them,
especially when they must "advance back
wards ten or a dozen years to do it.-Vt.
Patriot
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-08-16
MAD DOGS.

"Excuse my anxiety, but how is Dash? l
should have asked if Mrs. Pc kept her
rules, and was improving; but Dash came up
permost. The order of our thoughts should
be the order of our writings. Goes muzzled,
or operto ore? Are his intellects sound, or
does he wander a little in lis conversation
You cannot be too careful to watch the first
symptoms of incoherence. The first illogical
snarl he makes, to St. Luke's with him. All
the dogs here are going mad, if you believe
the overseers; but protest they seem to me
very rational and collected. But nothing is
so decetful as mad people to those who arc
not used to them. Try him with hot water
if he won't lick it up, it is sign-he does
not like it. Does his tail wag horizontally or
perpendicularly? That has decided the fate
of many dogs in Enfield. Is his general de-
pertinent cheerful? ! mean when he is
pleased-for otherwise there is no judging.
You can't be too careful. Has he bit any of
the children yet =? If he has, have them shot;
and keep him for curiosity, to sec if it was
the hydrophobia. They say all our army in
India had it at one time but that was in
Hyder-Ally's time. Do you get punch for
him ? Take care the sheep was sane. You
might pull out his teeth, (if he would let you)
and then you need not mind if he were as
mad as a bedlamite. 1t would be rather funny
to see his odd ways."-Chas Lambs Letters
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-08-16

How TO BE A MAN-When Carlyle was
asked by young person to point out what
course of reading he thought best to make
him a man, he replied in his characteristic
manner:
at is not by books alone, or by books
chiefly, that man is in all points man.
Study to do faithfully whatsoever thing in
your actual situation, then and now, you find
either expressly or tacitly laid down to your
charge-that is, your post; stand in it like a
true soldier Silently devour the many
chagrins of it,-all situations have many, and
see you aim not to quit it, without doing all
that is your duty"
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-08-16

TELEGRAPH1o.-Age gentleman who was re-
Gently making a tour Of inspection along the
line between this city and Philadelphia, states
that one afternoon he was exceedingly inter
ested in observing the effect of the fluid upon
a long row of swallows that alighted upon one
of the wires. While he was admiring the
long extended line of the little fellows as they
sat so apparently secure in the enjoyment of
their position, all at once they turned a SOM
erset nnder the wire, and there remained
suspended for moment, to all appearance
dead but in an instant more, as if revived
by another current Of the fluid, they all let
60 their hold and darted away as swift as
'ever.-.N YlIWror,
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-08-16

Well, stranger, where are you from ?"
said landlady of Arkansas to her guest
" Why, madam, | am now from Baltimore,
Maryland, but was born and brought up in
Massachusetts,, near Boston," said the gentle
man. "Ain't that where the Yankees live
Law me you are the very man have been
looking after this long time; my clock is out
qffr" calculated the old lady, in ecstacies
of 10y
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-08-16
GEMS FROM SIR WALTER SCOTT.
THE sACREDNEss OF LOVE.

"Seest thou not" said the Saracen, 0
thou more blind than any who asks aims at
the door Of the Mosque, that the liberty thou
dost boast of is restrained even in that which
is dearest to mans happiness and to his
household; and that thy law, if thou dost
practise it, binds thee in marriage to one sim
gle mate, be she sick or healthy, be she fruit
full or barren, bring she comfort and Joy or
clamor and strife, to thy table and thy bed ?
This, Nazerene, do indeed call slavery
whilst to the faithful hath the Prophet as
signed upon earth the patriarchal privileges
of Abraham our father, and of Solomon the
wisest of mankind, having given us here a
succession of beauty at our pleasure, and be-
yond the grave, the black-eycd hours Of
Paradise"
"Now, by his name that l most reverence
in Heaven said the Christian, "and by hers
whom | most worship on earth, thou art but
a blinded and bewildered infdel - That
diamond signet which thou wearest on thy
Unable value"
"Balsora and Bagdad cannot show the
like" replied the Sarac en-, "but what avails
it to our purpose p
"Much," replied the Frank, as thou thy
self shalt confess Take my war-axe and
dash the stone into twenty shivers would
each fragment be as valuable as the original
gem, or would they, all collected, bear the
tenth part of its estimation ?"
"That is q child's question" answered the
Saracen; "the fragments of such n stone
would not equal the entire jewel, in the de-
gree of hundreds to one"
Saracen," replied the Christian warrior,
" the love which true knight binds on one
only, fair and faithful, is the gem entire the
affection thou hingest among thy enslaved
wives and halfwedded slaves, is worthless
comparatively, as the sparkling shivers of the
broken diamond" -1aIisman, Chap. I'd.
INNOCENT GAIETY.
"a young maiden will laugh, as a tender
flower will blow--ay, and lad will like her
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-08-16
FROM THE ARABIC.

On parent knee, a naked, newborn child,
Weeping thou sat'st while all around thee smiled;
So live, that sinking in thy last long sleep,
Thou then nay'st smile while all around thee weep
SIR VIM. JONES.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-08-16

Punch says, at may be proper to state
that the distinguished parsonage known
among the ancients by the name of Cupid,
has recently changed his name to Cupidity;
and will hereafter devote his attention to
matters of money as we'll as love affairs"
The same philosopher remarks that the
milk of human kindness is not to be found
within the pail of fashionable society"
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-08-16
INNOCENT GAIETY.

"a young maiden will laugh, as tender
flower will bow-ay, and lad will like her
the better for it;-just as the same blithc
spring that makes the young birds whistle
bids the blthe .fawns skip Woodstock,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-08

PERSIAN PRECosITY. - Letters from Tabreez
mention that the heir apparent of Persia youthful
prince Of 6 years Of age. lately appointed to the
goyernorship Of Azerbijan, promises to be second
Fateh Ally Shah, hspaternal great grandfather, for
ne has elready taken unto himself nine wives (se
leeted from the most lovely maidens of Circassia
and Georgia. and has publicly signifed his royal
viii and pleasure that fine Chamberlain of his
household shall do and provide hiil with an add-
tional new one every Thursday night until the
number of 365 in which his vigorous ancestor lux
rlriated, is fully made up and completed,
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gA@MgRs esESNsa
FLowER GARDEN AND SEED sToRr

FLOWER GARDEN AND SEED STORE.
FTEHE FRESHEST GARDEN SEEDS can be gsS "a
l obtained at the Seed Store of MATTHEW .TSgDS>
BHRNE. at the corner of ST. Cl4y4RLES and $er2e5
CRATER Streets; warranted To be the finest glcsss
collection the city.
sszs ALs0-FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES. OF,
SS the choicest kind together with the best collection Of
DUETS put up to order at the shoFestnotice ap24 3m
tB Persons purchasing Plants Seeds and finding them
MOTTO be as they will be returned
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AEWEAERN,
KNOWLES & NOEL.

=
PRd GTICdL W.A TCHM8KERS
{-@Q No. IS CANAL street, first door - = -.
.AFTA below Camp, Men Orleans keep efzI5 SFsSsss
~ ga constantly on hand a large and - ~
tSsASkawe selected assortment of Swiss and English
LEVER WATCHES
Jewey Silver Ware, Pocket Cutlery, Gold Pens Specaces
and Fancy Goods.
Our personal attention will be devoted to repairing every
description Of FINE WATCHES, Clocks, and JEwELRY ;
which shall perform satisfactorily, charge. my2tf
WATCHES JEWELRY, ETC.
EDWARD A. TYLER, 80 Camp street would respect.
~ fully invite the attention of bis friends and the 70
public to his fine and well selected stock of JE W SSHA
ELRY, etc. comprising Watches Of the most ap- IL
proved manufacture IN Gold and Silver Hunting sssGAss
consisting in part Of Tea Table, Sugar Salt and Mustard
Racks, etc.
great variety Of Jewery. Cutlery, Rich Fancy Goods
Perfumery, ETC.
PIANO FORTES.
y7EsSs-S1Ez, Just received from the manufactures of
~ Nc - Messs Nuns Fischer and A. H. Gale
Y III n H y Co. large supply of their .superiof
= Y y PIANOS, iTfnew style cases-a few with
Coeman's oan Attachment, and Ivess Tuneable Reeds
Please call and examine. apt If
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DELIeHTEUL sglElEER Residence,

/ LII w - p - NJ
T PRIVATE. SALE.-Ihe land measures half arpent
"a front to the Lake, by ~ arpents in depth A
geher with all the improvements lhereupon-cOm; s=55EA
rising good dwelling house. kitchen, servants Ek-k
Ooms, stable, ETC. ETC.; all well fenced and in rst-rale
Jder. In rou' IF the dwelling is fine pastnrete l,J
veil surrounded by fHe lveOak and other beautiful trees.
Fhe plan Of said properly can be seen at our oce-FeTa
cry liberal
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IN LESS THAN ONE MINUTE by 6FeE5ss5s5s,
/ DR.. NENSLNG'S FOOT II A CHI r 5sstSSa
ELlXIR-Ihls ar iee devoid oil all poi v ySyy9sT
sOnous ingredients. Try bottle and yOu -1-l 49,
will soon a wy face turned into smiles. MAtIlC
TOOTH POWDER.-Ths article is the best before
the public. Il eradlcaes theFarta without the and OF IN
BY Dr. MENSING. DENTAL SURGEON, office No. So,
BarOlHe street, four doors above COmmOnst my 10 I'm
W. R. HALL, SURGEON DENTIST,
IA CdrCRdetet street, Men Orleans,
FETl ILL perform all operations the TEETH OT then
wv preservation in the most scientific es7zzss
manner ARTIFICIAL TEETH insert 49, sassss-s3
ed from one to whole set on the mostly ST2S5Ssss
modern and improved prlnClEes. -SJ4-4-J
Teeth extracted without the use of ChOrOOm and with
but slight pain to the patient.
Prom long experience in his profession and strict appea
ton TO business he hopes to merit share OF public patronage
Reference can be given to the most eminent medical men
and Surgeon Dentists IN the country. myl1 I'm
]. WEST, Practical Deuhs1,
KgTOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of NewOrea1s
wv that he has removed his Office to 129 -
CAR0NDELET STREET, corner OF fQydTas
street opposite the Church Thankful for VI Hyss5
the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed NILI :
upon him, he wOud solicit continuance OF the Ate
pTactice of eight years the mechanical department bO
Europe and the United States, and having awaited him
self of all the late improvements he feels confident that he
will give satisfaction to all those who may favor him with
call. List of Prices.
Single Tooth mounted on fine gold 81
Plugging with fine gold, pei cavity ............2Oc
CLEANING Teeth 90
A full sci of Teeth. highly finished, a new principle
The os s Of s Palate snoe without CLASPS or e
ments from $50 10 400 90
W. warrants all his operations 10 be the best OF work.
nanship and material and to give satisfaction those who
may patTonlzs MIN. or no charge Will be made.
Old plates remodeled and repaired the shortest notice
Dentists in the country may rely having their work
promptly attended TO, by sending correct model.
Z 80 DENTISTS supplied with Teeth Instruments, sc
r N b.. w. can refer 70 many persons who
Oying he benefits of his practice. ap8 6m
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FUAIPs AND BATHING APPARATUS &C.
FQBN mccarthy. Piambsr. No. 1874 Camp street 4
- Sew 0rleaBs has lqsi seeived new and large zSe,
assortment Of Grass Cocks sizes Force and ~
INT unLs; Beer Pnnis &c &c; Cooking Ranges; ra
BATHING Inbs and Shower Baths. Also laying and repair.
ing Lead Pipes. Sheet lead work of every description Shin
aud Steamboat work promptly put up and repaired an or
~ Chargss plodenia mhs41y
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-08

NEw DIsCOvERY-Dr COnnell's Mixture for Couorrbpa
and elect Seminal illusions and Weakness of the Utera OF
Bladder This Mixture contains injurious article what
butposSeSSe tonic properties of real efficacy and
eongenia the constitutions than any other medicine used
for these complaints. Freed from the nauseatng qualities
attending copavia and the mixtures will be found
agreeable the palate and pleasant the stomach and win
cure any case all pay refused fOit 1t IS equally good
and certain for femaes.-Sod only at 50 POydra street.
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PORTABLE COTTAGES.

VNHE subscriber has on hand and now building to order
1 variety Of PORTABLE COTTAGES. 10 %zEsSs
which the attention Of those who intend passing the zE
warm season ia the Lake Towns and Watering Eas1s
Places near the CITY, and those who wouId wish TO have
cheap and pleasant residence Of their invited,
specimen OF the Portable Cottage be seen on Magazine
stree door above De0rd street, side. He ha-
FOUR on hand ready for immediate use
Jel9 I'm SAM DENMAN. "a Gravier street
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HEMP WAREHOUSES;
EErrTTFl n A m M FTNHTVW


tXTESTERN AND PHCENTX. The subscribers having
w devoted the upper floors Of the Phoenix andN y
Western Warehouses exclusively to the storage of
Hemp in order to meet the views Of the Board OF -
Underwriters are prepared receive and the article
accommodating terms Having number OF presses in ths
buildings they also prepared al any moment to
iect and ebae in the neates and al low
EMERSON. T0URNE s. co.
apo 15s TehnUpitouss s.
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HEMP HEMP HEMP =

Undersigned. in order further the views of the
Board Of Underwriters, have set apart, exclusively TO
he storage of Hemp and other exa-hazardous articles
merchandise the oNEsTORy reprOOt W arehnuSe (Orean
No % corner eiOrd and Magazine Streets The locality ami
AGILITY of receiving and delivering at the Warehouse (ther
being hosting TO the second story reQuiredl renders this
he most desirable place for this description of storage
apps SIN GEO R. Boards co.
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PoRTABLE sHoWER EATHs.

GREEN'S IMPROVED PORTABLE EXTENSION
IA SHOWER BATHS, have received the diploma the
American Institute, New York, and Mechanics Fair BOS
IN the best Shower Baths offered the public The
disorders would announce that they have been appointed
gents Tor the above really excellent bath and pre-
aed to furnish them wholesale retail at moderate pa
es. m30 3m SAMPSON & KEEN 81 BienvlIest.
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VINE9AR EsTABLIsHMENT.

----Tr-, n I7l5I1I5F1I1IE y, =
VIE Uhderlgnsi constantly manufacturing and has
ioT safe a cry superior article Of v VEG r. z.y
winch ne VIII gaaFanlee 70 improve By age and fe33
VIII deliver t ee of charges. any part Of Ell
the city o. Lafayette. at the following reduced aAxs4
ees 10 sui times VIZ Butts 50 gallons "a; Barrels 30
Hiii0ns ~ - Barrels. 40 gallons cents gallon. ibe.
lai dseoeat maae WHOLESALE customers.
80 line dr0pped in The postofiee will be punefaaiy
at'etiie4 TO- laps a. JOHN III WEBB.
corner Common and tdais sts.. opposite Charity Hospital
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onE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

TIME above Reward will be paid upon conviction
Of the person or persons harborng the mnlattress
MATILDA OF TllIAA-bnt no doab5 now passing Sg,as
IS dark mulafto about feet inches high, - or Il
yean Of age made pIomnet eyes. short nose ana
paid for her apprehension and lodging u ai Of the city
State. GEO. r. BEARD. go nseazlne 81
New OresnS. May q, 1915 mY2s
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CONSUMPTION CuRED-Also Coughs Colds Pain in the
Side and Breast, and all Lung and LiveI Complantsby
Dr. Barhomews Pink Expectorant Syrup This IS the only
article that be relied for these complaints and has
cured cases after all other articles have failed
The Military Shaving Soap the best article in this city.
Price Is cts, Ii makes rich cream atber that does not dry
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-08
'AYWE'S HAIR TONIC.

ElAIh
'LS qaHab preparation excites the scalp to and
healthy action cleanSes 1t from scun and dandutf; pre-
vents the Hair from falling Oft those erupve diseases
which often appear upon the head, and majority OF
PRODUCES fine growth Of NEW 1t also gives the Hair
rich, glossy and beautiful appearance unequaled by
other article Of the kind.
JAYNES AMERICAN HAIR DYE-Warrantei il
strictly applied according directions to change the HAN
3i0Ck. without staining The skin.
JAYNE S ACHE PILLS-A positive cure for teyel
md Ague. These Pills warranted TO Fever and
AgUe and Wne the directions followed, and a cUre is
effected, the money wi be returned.
For sale by n JARVIS g co
Je27 If corner Magazine and Common streets
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CARRIAGES I-CARRIAGES :

at EASTERN PRICES, at the Commission CAR
n RAGE REPOSITORY, No Go - ~
50. CHARLES street, opposite the Com. G 5sE
ruerCial EXchange.-On hand and constant esSZ(L5SF
y receiving FASHIONABLE CARRT- NI2---SSG.E2--
AGES Of the latest styles, direct from the manutactore
Coaches R0CKAWAYS BAROUCHES, BUG
GlES, Sc, &C., for STYLE finish price equal anyin
market Customers invited cal and for themselves
jet 6m II. $. SMITH, IS 81. Charles st.
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TLASS SCANNING,

TT is not generally known that the beautiful art of GLASS
L STAINING is done in New Orleans by j. Campbell
No 1875 GRAv1ER street. between Circus and Plppa streets
who soicits share OF the public patronage, being he first
and only establshmentn the South All colo Of plain aud
onamened STAINED GLASS, for churches steamboat,
dOws. doors sdelights skylghts, lamps, etc.
N. B.-LEAD SASH, plain and orBamented made to
order lei Jm
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]. WEST, Practical Dentisl

CHICKERING'S PIANO-FoRTEs.
f'HE PUBLIC will please take notice that Mr. HENRY
Il PARSONS, q CAMP STREET, is my gss1-g-y-l.se.
only agent the sale of my Piano. ORTEs Frgss g
n Louisiana; and that Instruments taken ii Y IN II Y
MS depot may be considered fully guarGn-Q Y
lied fom the factory and that the prices will be the
adding freight and insurance only Orders may be left To-
any kind of instrument, and advance required until the
ARTICLES received and approved. J. CHICkERING,
myl6 34 Washington street. Boston.
MR.. HENRI HERZ,s PIANO FORTEs AND
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% PLANTERS AND FAMILIES.
COM STOCK & co,

No, % PoYdras street.
AVE on hand the following genuine MEDICINES.
II which every family ought TO be supplied with, viz
Hays Imminent, warranted to cure any case Of Piles
Dr. Men airs Acoustic Oil certain for Deafness.
East Indian Hair Dye-wl color the Hair jet blacknoi
the skin. Pains
Jew Davids, or Hebrew Plaster, for Rheumatism and al
Juno and Lueina Cordial for Married ladies and Others
The Genuine Oldndge's Balm of Columbia for the Hair
ComstOck Sarapanlla for purifying the BOOdprce SOC
Hewss Liniment and Elixir warranted to cure the Rheu
matism Gout, Contracted Cords and Stiff Joints.
Oil Tann, for Boots Shoes Harness and Carriage-tops;
and will double the wear of all Leather that it used
Mothers Relief, for Ladies about becoming Mothers 1t
relieves all Weakness and Nervousness. Warranted.
SICK HEADAcHE.-Dr. Spons Remedy will cure case
either Nervous Bilious. Warranted to do this.
Greens Fever and Ague Mixture warranted TO cure any
case, all pay refused for it, Try these terms.
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THE ROUGH AND READY LINE OF OMNIBUS.

end of Lafayette to the Govemnet Wharf 5ESA
I'd My. The carriages all new and infe- <eAASiah
to none, if not superior to any yerbrOugh made
this city At present there but SIX running, bat there
will soon be sufficient number accommodate all who
may wish TO ride in them. Smoking and racing strictly
prohibited; intoxicated not permitted TO ride and
the public may rest assured that strict attention will be paid
the comfort and convenience of all who may favor said line
with their patronage. J. u. SLAWSON & co.
~ Fare I0cents. Tickets 81 per bundled for sale by
Collectors in the Omnibuses. ap2l
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As there has great deal said within the last year OF
90 about what some parties enormously call WATER
PROBING the su5scbe offers his services that capacity
or small compensation and to those OF bis customers who
would prefer saving the expense by doing It themselves he
vii cheertuiy give the receipt whchln itself sverV supple
and yet most useful in preventing rot ndew any article
of cloth canvas hatmay be exposed TO wet damp.
III orders lett my slate, al the Clothing Slole
ALFRED MUHR0E X CO., will meet wit h prompt
tenlon. mills 6m H. CASSIDY.
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EETM T. MAYO, has the pleasure 10 EssEg-l
w inform bis friends and the public OF s3gzs9sg5
New Orleans, and the surrounding country, II II gs n II
that he has been appointedby Mr.. II. aERZ,I "
,oe A gent ior,the sale Of his GRAND AND SQUARE
PIANOS AND sPIANINOS. I ne daily increasing de
mand this country for these Instruments and The great
satisfaction they have given 10 buyer both IN America and
Europe have induced VIM. T MAYO foNopen a room 10
heir exhibition and sale He also takes leave call paricu
lar attention the PIANINOS which are unsurpassed fO
ichuess and elegance of appearance, combining
They have been awarded the Gold Medal of the first degree
(the highest the disposal Ofthe French Govern
many. w r. NJ begs leave to refer to the highest eo.
gums bestowed on them by Professors and tle Press on The
concerts,
- An ample assortment will always be found at the
Depot No tanp Street, three doors from Canal st. Lies