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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-25

This of Sarsapara has been expressly prepared
reference to female complaints No female WHO has reason
to suppose she approaching that critical period, The turn
OF ife should gec take it. preventive
for any of the horrible diseases to which females
subject this of life This period may be delayed
for several years by this medicine. Nos less vaua
bic tor those who approaching womanhood it cal
cuated to assist nature by qnckenng the blood and nygo
ating the system Indeed this medicine Invaluable for all
the delicate diseases which subject 1t braces
by removing the impurities of the body, not far stimula
ting produce subsequent relaxation which of
most medicines taken for female weakness and disease By
using Jew bottles of this medicine many aad painful
surgical operations may be prevented
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-25

CATHOLIC MANUALS AND BIBLES, elegantly
" bound in gilt, with gold clasps Common do Flowers
OF Piety," sc. For sale by MILES z. SALE Il CO.,
sc 4 t.,a
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-25

FTTS! FITS! FITS!
Dr. Townsend having tested his Sarsapariia i'll
of Fits oil course never recommended it. and surprise
receive the following from intelligent and respectful
Farmer of Westchester county:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-25
RHEUMATISM.

This is only one of than four thousand cases of
Rheumatism that Dr. Townsend's Sarsapnllla has cured
The and chronic are weekly eradcaed by
its extraordinary virtues.
tic Asylum Biackwes Island, the gentleman spoken OF
nlio,.tiu 1tlaitSr
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-25

HEMP. HEMP! HEMP!!!
TF' undersigned in order further to meet the views o. te
Board OF Underwriters have set apart, eAc.srEcs o t
merchandise the fire proof aresoase (Oreans
No DeoEd aud Magazine streets ne iocality ana
facility of RECEIVING and delivering the w areouse here
being hosting the second story Tequlie renders This
desirable PLACE this DESCRIPTION 81 storage
apo oni oi1c. L.. DII1hisbS w.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-25

Dr. Townsend almost daily receiving orders from Physi
clans in different parts of the Union.
This certify, that the undersigned Physicians of
the City of Albany, have prescribed DR.
Townsend sarsapara and believe be of the
valuable preparations In the market.
II. P PULLING, NJ. D.
J. WILSON, NJ. D.
r. b. BRIGGS NJ. D.
Albany, April 1847. p L. ELMENpoRF, NJ. D.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-25

y USTE PADDOCK, ITO Poydras Street, Meat
IN Door to the .Neao Orleans Delta Office,
SALE DEALERS DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
PERFU.nERY .a.ND F.4.NCY GOODS,
would most respectfully call the attention oil Country Ner-
chants and Planters the following articles winch
they offer sale the New Y fk wholesale prices
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-28

WiNCHrIL drew crowded audiences
for two nights, Of our first ladies and gentle
men. All were highly delighted with his
gifts Of mimicry. His entertainments are
totally free from vuIgarity, and so varied as
to continue to excite, astonish, and amuse
to the end.
His performances are sure and safe rem
edy for tho blues, dyspepsia, aud all malev.
olence Of feeling for he laughs his patients
out ofthem. "Try WinchelPs rcmedy for
the blues" is common bye word 'down
east.n
Mr.. Winchell is now at Peru, but will be
here again tomorrow evening and give an
entertainment for the benefit of the band a.
bout ia be formed by the Sons of Temperance.
As the town is utterly and shamefully
without band, and all admit we should
have one; and as furthermore the perform.
ance will be worth any mans money, we
hope the house tomorrow night will be a
rouScr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-28

Notwithstanding we have condensed as
much as possible, our inside page to-day is
nearly filed with news from abroad. There
have been 10 less than three arrival, from
Europe, and TWO from Mexico, all loaded
with highly interesting intelligence.
From Mexico we have definite itelli-
gencc Of Santa Annals departure from the
country. lie arrived at til, coast under an
American escort, end has gone to the island
Of Jamaica. There are also very indefinite
accounts Of another great battle said 10 have
been fought near chihuahua, in which, as
usual, the NeNicans were terribly beaten.
And there are many minor items ofinterest.
From Europe the intelligence is deeply
interesting. The spirit of freedom is spread
ing over the continent with undated rapid
ity, and in all Europe there is scarcely a
king or pOtentate that feels secure in his
throne for day. Even England, hitherto
almost unaffected by the commotcns across
the channel, seems on the very eve of a rev
olution scarcely less sweeping and thorough
than that Of France. The proud empire OF
Austria is rent and divided, and her Empe-
ror, deserted by his armies and ministers,
and powcTlcSs, acccdes passively to every
demand of the people. In Prussia all the
demands Of hepcople have been accedcdto.
Denmark aud Sweden are in connection.
One after another the petty states Of Ger.
many are breaking the shackles of despot.
ism, and already the project Of a strong con.
irdcracy Of republics, on some such plan as
that of the United States, is freely discusScd
and favorably received. Aud Poland, par
titoned and hlotted out of existence as she
had been, is on the eve Of rising again PhU-
niX-liAe from her ashes, aud taking her place
among the free nations Of Europe. Russia
alone, remains free from revolutionary tn.
mutt; but even there the spirit Of resistance
is awake. \ pistol ball through the hat Of
the Emperor indicates that there are hearts
even there that dream of liberty.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-28
uc KaIb County Convention.

In obedience to the call of the committee
the convention met at the Court House IN
Sycamore. on Monday the 10th inst, John
: Brown in the chair, and d. \. Bigcluw
secretary.
The convention proceeded to the appoint.
ment Of delegates to the District, State and
Congressional conventions, viz: l.. Z Young
aud WIN. Forlham, to the district cOHvcn-
ton to be held at Ottawa on the 18th inst;
also, VIM. \. Miller, John Riddle, Martin
NJ. Mack, Eli Barnes and John :. Brown,
aS dclegatr> to the congressional conventions,
with Instructions to support the renOmina-
ton Of Hon. John Wentworth; also, Jesse
Van Ness aud Geo. H. Hill, a. delegates to
the state convention at Springfield, withthe
following Instructions:
Rcsoired, That the delegates to the state
convention be instructed to take no action in
the nomination Of any officers acted upon by
the district convention, aud that said dele
gates have power to fiji vacancies.
The special business Of the convention be-
ing concluded, T.. l.. Mayo, ]. 5. Brown
aud ". Fordham were appointed a commit
tee to draft resolutions expressive of the
sense of the couy cuton, in obedience TO
which the following were submitted and
adopted.
Resoired, That we approve Of the princi-
PIE Of the Wil,uot proviso.
RcSolrci, That we consider our lakes a. a
part OF the great highway Of nations, aud
therefore consider it the imperative duty of
Congress to put them in good state OF re-
pairs so that they may be travelled over with
safety.
R,SoircJ, That we tender to our member
Of Congress, the Hon. John Wentworth, our
undivided thanks for his energy and pcrSc-
vcrnuce in endeavoring to secure and main
tain our Just rights, and thatwe approve his
course ia Congress generally.
RcSoired, That we regard the plan Of dis
trict nominations as the best method Of OBJ
tanning the wishe, Of the people in conycn.
ton; and in the state convention we shall
expect its member. TO regard he Homm9-
tons mGGc By hs on Jg@itigi Circuit Con-
rcH'iCR.
RSolrc3, That we are willing to concil.
late all political differences in the democrat.
ic ranks when such Cancellation is not oitcu-
dCd with too great sacrifice Of righh
Resolrel, That the proceedings of this
convention be sigucd by the officers and pub.
lishcd in the Chicago Democrat and Ottawa
Free Trader.
JOHN S. BROWN, Chdhmm.
ID, \. Borrow, Secretary
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-28

The CANAL-FHN Boat Through.
Seen lhorlon," one Of Harjy's line Of
freight boats, built at La Sale, commanded
10y Capt. f. G., Mills, has the distinction OF
being the frs, boat through the entire length
of the canal, from Peru to Chicago. The
Thornton reached Chicago onSo,urdOy. She
made the tnpin 3 days. The "lndusry,,
another boa, Of the same line, passed up ON
Sunday, The Col. Yell left here Tor above
on Wednesday, with full sarge, and the
Trader LETT yesterday. There have other
boats started up, the names OF which we
have not heard
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-28

NOTICE is hereby given that application
will be made to the circuit court of Grundy
county at the next term thereof. TO be mol
den at the court house in Morris, on Mon
day tho 18th day Of June next for Judgment
against said foregoing lands aud town lots
for the said taxes, interest, and costs due
thereon. and for an order TO sell the said
lands and lots for the satisfaction thereof.
Notice is also hereby given that on the
fourth Tuesday next succeeding the day fix
cd by law for the commencement Of said
term Of said circuit conrt, TO wit, on Tues
day, the lth Of July next, all the lands and
lots against which Judgment shall be pro.
nouncrd. and FOR the sale Of which such or
der shall be made, viii he exposed to public
sale at the court house of said county, for
the amount OF taxes, interest. and costs duo
thereon. WILLIAM l., ARMSTRONG,
Sheriff Of Grundy CO. and cr.oGicio col'ir.
April -, 1913.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-28
Late from Europe !
THREE ARRrvALs--rra pAxs LATER

TT, p,,I.a.-SL.. >-..,..G.l..,,.s ,,r,,.,,,
=. W.. VII, t,;naior ,I,ires from, IT,yrs
o. ,so ON ~, 81 80, p,ri, >, tbe Ifth.
re - = -, tl,,, prr<si, I,,. declared
hors.,Ie re-,,iI;c n, cr,,-,st ,xriic.
,',a,,, ,,.o,.ai,,I ~ p,ri. ,nI Ham. The
r;..L ,,or'. ,,,,,,.I,.'.i,s # h,iu. Killed nv
,,.'.,,n .r,. Nr,I,,,r,- ,,.,, c,rr,l ,,, \,
~ m nm ,hs nj, f,r IN, ,,,-r.>r If cheek.
49,, ,' 49,, o N'' ,ba, NH, ,.rr,r
go f,,l,rrs cnn,inr,1 T., ,,La ,I,cc nj
p,ris ,,I ,hr,rnbcut Franco. Tlr.
-, ,lrsr,,,b T,sTrrri,,J law ,,,l:gr,uj
Trn,, Nan,g J,ted March aith. ,,birb state,
,b,t , Hrngblir h,l been declared in Dcr.
lin. Tbr Ministry are under arrest. mi,
,,.vsi, confirmed in pari, officially
,,l,o,,.bIi, a,>ra,rb at he Rryr>,
bro,,, Doubt mon the authority Of tn, H..
b.yc.
\ D.,'iu l,.,cr states Tint III, Prince, "
Prussia had fed 10 England. Brra,c his
Gi.bt the pco, lc demanded he should >u7-
render mn i-nttn ,hc throne.
We learn from Berlin that al political
prisoner, in thar clty were set atl5,r-v ou
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-28

Whercupon, on motion, Mr.. McNIurtr,
was unanimously dominated as candidate for
Lieut.. Governor.
HrNRY ). CooIEy was nominated by ac-
clama,icn as candidate for Secretary Of
State.
Thomas Campbell same, as candidate for
Auditor.
For Treasurer, Milton Carpenter had Il
votes aud Mr., Barrett, Of Sansamon, Is.
The committees to recommend electors
and Iclcga,e> to the national convention for
the several congressional districts reported
the follow iug names
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-28
CANAL CELEBRATION.

At a meeting of the citizens ot Ottawa, on
the 2Sth INST, Tor the purpose Of taking some
action in reference 10 the contemplated ca
nal celebration, l.. y. CANARLN was called
to the chair, aud ). ". RAYMOND appointed
secretary.
On motion Of J. O. Glover, E>q,, a com.
mit,cc of 2Owas appointed 10 confer with the
Chicago committee IN relation 10 an appro-
pirate celebration Oft the opening OF uavisa
ton GA the Illinois aud Michigan Canal
Whereupon the following g,nilrmeuw we're
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-28

New GoopS-At DA vs., in Peru. See
their advertisement. Their stock is A No.
in cSten, aud quality, aud they have bad
habit OF uudCrsclling every body else.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-28

LOOK our!--Wc write this with n bran
new gold pen, just picked from splendid
assortment at Na,tngol'S. No quill picked
from any Of the ieathered tribe, from crow
to an ostrich, can write easier or better.
We give all the foes Bureaucracy, free ter
ritory, aud universal equality fair warning,
rog,wc now have screaming pen, and feel
as ii we could write them into fits.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-28

After the 4th ballot Mr.. Reynolds aud Mr..
Sweat withdrew their names and recon-.
mended their friends to vote for Mr.. Nc.
Muriry.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-28

PAcNETs.--The s., Louis, the first upon
the canal Of the splendid line of packets for
carrying passengers between Chicago and
La Sale, passed here last evening. The
Chicago is expected today aud the New
Orleans tomorrow. The line consists of
five boats. The Chicago, Capt. Mobiles the
81. Lolis, Capt. Virgins the New Orleans
Capt. Wheeler; the Illinois, Capt. Wood
ruff, and the Louisiana, the name of whose
Capt. we have not learned. Althese boats
are now ready for the water, and have com.
menced their regular trips. They will form
daily line, aud the arrangements are such
that there will be a boat in waitin. for pas.
sengers at either and ofihc line. The boats
are unsurpassed in outward appearance and
interior arrangements for the comiurt of
passengers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-28

PACKETS TO GO FmsT.- The Chicago leaves
this morning for Peru, Col. Oakly and
MesSrs. Lcnvitt and Smith are among her
passengers. The Nuc Orleans win leave
ON Friday. The 81. Louis left ycs,erdy
morning Tribune.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-28

i Ii,, r'o yano,, L,, ..',-,',' -,
L'Woa'Iy, ne 80, 'J"''S r,, N"S"'E -, - J."
W., ',',',s ~ w al, ,.
W III a.. ,, ',,y
P..S' NV i'''. ~ r.! w
60. o,,;,,, r,,,,r'. i, ,c ,,or l.'.
N''"' -, ~ az az
.V'' '1' ~ ',', n.'.'r'"
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AN .Tr. az q - ,; ,l,
&c o''''''''' ". -, 6ao ~. '''' ''""
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F'N,I IT,. Lo. In,i,-,l c.r p.,...ii.,
and orccn,el nomination fer c,,rrc rrI,r
the government.
r,rrp
btI ''IF .'lII--'
The Sara Sands, Capt, Thomson, has ar
rived from lavtrpno' Brings London pa
pcfS to Sunday tie 81 ln,'' and Lverpoo.
70 the 81. She sailed from Liverpool the
81. Great excitement throughout France.
The French election j. postponed to the
23d OF April. The convention meet, the
It'll Of May All the banks Of France have
suspended specie payment, ~ "">ir" ~ th"
Provisional governments H' WorNme"
Noh'd ana >tiZl" t,e "r>, "'Ir' La reese
Is ouL against me lIo''>I''a' cover i't'''
/ ne tteht" t,''''t'i'. III ray e issue" u roc
aina''on 70 the people ahd army, asking
thcn TO sustain! 'fder.
,, lu'Ie Is EI'"S eN1'.'"',,' ,'uu-'.o"'
/ rance, N'>s'o' herman! '"" AUSTRIA
III ,h'r' '"c on "''I' j. !" ''nl'''e up
roar.
we give some o. IN, n'o'''''' Po''''l' '',ih>'
\ Oo"E ~ Ho't> a', l''' IT'D '"''I h'!-
Giuu' 10 ASSIST It'.lt't.'' ""' WIZ "''t''-
ca WIN loss OF iVp @iiIt" az" many "o"h-
dod.
he Danes are pr I"N"- Tor war Great
disturbances AZ >''rNn"iih'
Nc"iee Is ABOUT uteI3!'"g 'stA htIHo-
he:
hu''a mas SEM !aFS' Doo.ts Oh troops 10
Lt>h'''
HelHah! Is !" inc utmost c"iho,I'h, AZ"
HaS 'tc'a'r" i'f N' I''ut'
saIu,h'a mas ~ 'n'" We ->''>'i' 't',
ana PROVISIONAL I"\,ih"'hi Is i'Pyf'c"
10 nave bee" t>'a1.isiea'
Al M''an' troops We're n'inS ia'''@ TO
HSh' austria Inc -NGS'''"" army 10 VIM
dTaW" TO L'N''
Mah'ua "a> 'a"eh l|l' '"e hA'"> 81 me
i.'hUat"S' ana inc austrian EeN'ia' is Ia
Ken prisoner
verona mas PioV"Hilt" N'f''.'
IL Is suppose" WA, ! t'''v' "''" ] russia
Won" Ull'e az ,'ts' N"'>'".
ne rene" 'o'e''''i.' i'' J., ',,' charged
WIN preparing an eNt'"'u"n !" I'''''" ana
belgium rams !, IN communion,
Ht''"'I-A iN'"e O'"' i"'H' 'u'H ".mC"'
was lortHt" ana men "''e marching J" me
streets OF DNiIlN.
L''elPo0',LI 80, "u'' o,'' "et'"," u,''er'
-"S d 9o>' VI 'v"'' '', al, ar (''S o"e''"
at o" ioWe'' rs 90 ""ta'- cents per
oush'I lower
LATER STILL.
The Steamer Acadia arrived last might.
bringing five day, latrrucwS. The rommo-
ton on the Continent increases. The king
Of Sardinia, with 10000 men. has made war
on Austria, invading Lumbaldy. IAeAus-
TRANS, were driven before him from Parma
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-28

DEATH OF GAIT. HARvEY.--Wc learn
with regret by the New Orleans papers that
Capt. Harvey of Kane county, died al puc
bla, in Mexico, on the Goth ult. ScwellW.
Smith, of Chicago, was elected Capt. Of the
company ia his place.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-28
Late from Mexico.

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Ndrtd iHHd' ne inv>' Important "i''
hSeuce drought ny nc "">',''S'o"' Is 'l'''
ni the eN,Au'n.''" - S','" 'N''"'; q" '''
Al lehSth 'el, '',N'''' ''N st''''i I" VI, 80
morning 81 the 7t" l">l'' 'h o'"'" v' '''~
bound Tor JIih"'''' "' .N""-''' Il >''l,' Wv"
lew leagues nom N''" 'iu1. ne ""'
run his races and a long time must '",''N,"'
before hr can ever '''AlH gam "'"'" p''"-
cal consideration AMONG JUS country '''r'
N*'s'"' OF L,-'.'' ''''''', Jus '',.''
belonging 10 ,'lt |',"'>'""" "''''''C WV
h'a dt>,'''" ms '''''>' anu J''''', "''''
,''' 81 "'' we" ,'.'' W : .p..'.,
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r,,.,.,..,.,,. NV, or,r,n, r,rrr, # ,bc eve.
,,;'r'.lIIs .l,1 one gny l,,rr. The steam
,.,.,., t.,.i .,~-,,,.g l,,.;,,,l.f, \,.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-28

We are under continued Obligation tothe
officer, Of the "Iimoeou" aud "Prairie
Bird forlale s.. Louis papers. They reach
us regularly two and three days ahead Of the
mail.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-28

NEwsrArrR PosrAGE.-Ou motion OF Mr..
Wentworth, the following resolution was
adopted
Resoired, That the Committee on Post
Offices and Post Roads inquire into the eX-
pcdieary Of graduating the rate of newspa.
perPo>,age according tothe number ofmiles
over which they are transported; also, into
the expedicncy Of restoring TO Post Master,
the privilege Of receiving a certain number
olnewSpapcrS, free Of postage.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-28

tNN Of otlhG natlNhdh@'"' - 10y
delay in paying E<chlnSe Bills stau'eu'
Wine, spirits, transit ana safe dd'leS nave
been abolished. Atsco has been appointed
Minister of War Arcmllo, the great HahN-
er. succeeds GARNER Pages as lIn'nelal
Minister.
Ireland i iu great excitement. Inc stu
dents OF Trinity College, Dahhu, are orminS
in defence of the government. More troops
have arrived. The Republicans still defy
the law. Dublin WILSON come under law.
Martial !a,, wi soon br the order of the day,
and a.! arw> VII bc ordered TO be given zap.
Nauy presses and men are cut fora RrUUh-
lie IA England, aud The great ChNrI>t meet
ing Of the lbih inst. Was forbidden 10y the
Governments. The procession was masked,
and a great wagon was constructed 20 carry
amon>t,r petition, The Government, how
ever. forbid the meeting or procession. n!
the Chaui>,s, how ever, were firmly deter
mined % hrll the meeting and declared they
would toIi,,t their lives il necessary IA the
attempt.
Htrg.S . Conner recommended all chart
i>t, To withdraw all their money from say
iugs banks. which VII, cmharra>, the Gov
yTumcut H. million pounds. Troops have
been brought into London. 50 that the forces
are more than l",on. Many strong aut.-
caal,,,l presses protest against the Govern
mrut.
In IuIt>ouc VarIhc demonstrations arr
mJkjug against China.
Iur FAIRY IyNrH, or lIr,JoDy oy \
Moyru.-Thi> is a very clever romance
of 30 pages, just published by the Apple
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-28
TOWN Of KANKaXFE.

J digdiion Of each lot -. amount Of tar )
cents mil, and costs II cents.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-28

Mr., Clay has reluctantly consented to 90
before the National Convention as a candi-
date forthe presdency.-Peoria Register,
Sir said the highwayman, II assure
you, | take your purse with the utmost re.
Mc,ancc."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-31
NEW NOTES UPON
WORC ESTER'S PIANOS.
PEADI PE4Dit


THE New York Commercial Advertiser Of the Sd
i October, in describing the furniture in The
"Union Place HOTEL" thus speaks.
1--WE told that the builder OF the house, Cortland
Palmer ESQ.,, has aimed have the best furnished o
tel in New York. Tint would demand great skill and
TASTE us others have conceived and far as possible
carried out the same purpose. But we may safely say
that the Union Place Hotel has OF the most elegant
and best toned Pianos have yet or heard. IL
Is one Of Worcester's. Technically, it is "fnished
tiroughout"-tha Is, the hack we'll the front and
ends are hnished and with equal elegance and care
The tone is perfectly pure Deep and soft as The tone
can be- Compass aud sweetness are most happily COM
bined and justly eIctes the admiration alike of anna
teurs and pr0fessed artists. In its construction Mr.
Worcester has evidently sought TO excel even himself
and has designed that this Piano should speak OF his
great skill TO all visitors at the hotel -
FROM the New York Evening Mirror Of the Alb DC
tober:
"WoRCESTER'S PIANoS.-We were admiring, o
few days since, very magnificent looking Plano
Forte, in the elegant drawing room of the UHion Place
Hotel when, upon examination OF It's interior, we
were pleased To nd that il came from the mandatory
Of our friend WORCESTER. Il l37, Third Avenue. Mr.
Wheeler The proprietor Of the Hotel, informed US that,
in the last years. he had bought many as dozen
and that all had given the perfect satisfaction
We have often said, and take pleasure in repeating
the truth, that Mr.. Worcesters instruments made
upon honor and are equal to any in the world"
We constantly supplied with full assortment Of
establishment, to which we invite The attention Of pro-
fessors amateurs and the public Our prices and terms
Oct Ia bRINKER & MORRIS.