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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-09-21
For The Ereeillnf,.
FalSehOOdS Corrected,

One would suppose, on noticing the advertisement
in the Mercury, that, to use the language of Lord
Walpoe, the whole sty was in an uproar." The
Hon. Judge Collamer, orator at large, o. P. Chandler
and P T. Washburn Esqrs. orators ad Interim as the
clergy term it or, in other words Judge Coamer ev-
erywhere and the others elsewhere. do not object,
however, to the members. Possibly, the want of ma
terials may occasion the want of more laborers.
These appointments seem not to be business con-
ventons but occasions for speechiyng to instruct the
Freemen with regard to tlmr duty, according to the
platform of the Wing party, and all the platform they
seem to have at the present time.
That platform have not seen in printed form, but
it must be about follows TO wit Resolved that the
Wing party is shaken to lis centre by the great al
growing anti-savery sentiment now prevalent; and
the only course now practicable, is to let all our dis
mctive wing principles sleep for the present. and unite
our energies to secure the election of slave holding
General Taylor for President to keep out slave sup
porting General Cass from that office, lest he should
be elected President, by the votes gwen to Martr
Van Buren,, by the Free soil multitudes who, are in
creaslng every day and we must take General Tay
lor for better worse, without knowing what his DO
litical principles are, or whether he has any at ALL"
He surely does not profess great knowledge in sucl
matters They profess to be in favor of free soil. a
opposed to a slavery population. That renders thei
position so much the worse. Every man knows bette
than to credit the position that the above named Ora
tors are simple to believe the election of slave
holding President can tend to protect free soil fror
the inroads of slavery. They able to say SO itl
that even plausible, in favor of their nominee, thu
they aim to beat back the rush of popular sentimer
against slavery extension In doing this they attac
the popularity of Mr. Van Buren, by bringing to vie
what his sentiments and actions were while he belong
ed to one of the two prO-slavery parties, tenI or
dozen years ago. Why not make an attack upon tn
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-09-21

the Legislature, to beware Of plcdgjhg hmseto any
man. Nth reference to NATIONAL state, county, or any 9TH
er elections, precious to the ssting of he legislature
Wait till all the friends are assemble in council and
then each will be best prepared to decide upon the
proper course to subserve the great end for which
have mutually pledged to fight on and fight ever."
Beware especially of the cunning devices and false
professions of the wings, for their name is LEGION
They have undertaken with recklessness and dcsper
alton hitherto unknown, to control the next Legisa
ture, and elect Taylor man to the United States Sen
ate for the next SIX years. Shall they succeed in sub
verting the decision of the people. and secure to them
selves the highest places power and profit for long
years after that decision has been unateraly record
ed "IOeighed in the balances, and FOUND WANTING"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-09-21
A ord in Earnest.

We are compelled to say to all such as are indebt
ed to this office, that must hare pay The truth
is, we in debt ndhowever much we try to forget
the fact there those who remind us of it very for
chilly, and then it is notifying enough to Ocknowl-
edge that we are unable to pay. Do you say money
is scarce? True; no man knows it better than We
But if from 81 to IS is hard for you to obtain how
shall zoe, with no other resource but you meet our
weekly expenses of $50 or $40? We are in imme.
date want of $780, and must have to save ourselves
from embarrassment Shall it be forthcoming?
O}-In few days we shall send out an agent to
make general and thorough collections; but we trust
man will delay for him. Send in by the first mail,
and that viii save us the expense of collecting, and
you the modification of being dullned.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-09-21

HALE's LECTURES. thousands in the State will
deeply regret that they cannot hear Mr. Hale during
his brief visit to the State in Oct But his engage
ments we're such that it was impossible for him to
spend moro than four days in Vermont, and having
previously pledged himself to visit Danville the
naming appointments were made with view to ac-
commodate the most people in the brief time The
meeting at Cambridge will accommodate Franklin and
Chittenden counties, and we trust they ,cH be there
0F7We have good reasons for expecting that eth.
er the Hon Stephen c. Philips, or Charles Sumner,
Esq., of Massachusetts, will visit the State, probably
in company with Mr. Hale, and remain some time af
ter he is obliged 10 leave.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-09-21

G5~C. c. Briggs, we understand, has sold out the
Liberty Gazette to E. A. Sansbury, ESQ., of the Free
Sol Courier, and the two papers are to be united in
one Success to the paper and the cause.
o. A new Free Soil paper-tle Free Soil Union,
has succeeded the Genius of Liberty, at Ludlow.
These, with the Windham Co. Democrat and Ben
nngton Gazette, make fUe Free Soil papers in Yer.
mont dying away" ehl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-09-21

shalTwe Of the North longer be Indifferent to their
condition? Can we neglect them and be guiltess?-
o, thou poor degraded slave; eff ever forget thee,
let my right hand forget her cunning if do not re-
member thee, let my tongue ceave to the roof of my
MOUTH A. A. w.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-09-21

GF@A friend writes us from Bloomfield, Ohio, that
there are in that town $50 voters, and only tHO but
what 60 Van Buren, g. Adams-these too are equal
" diUided between the Cass g. Taylor parties.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-09-21

07SEvery Liberty Party paper in the United States
is now heartily engaged in the support of Van Buren,
and Adams together with hundreds from the wing and
democratic ranks Considerable of "sizzle," ant it?
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-09-21
Clay MOvementmME Bolts Letter.

Two or three weeks since we alluded to a meeting
of the wings of Albany, N. Y, called to give utter.
ance to their indignation at the course of Gen Tay-
lor in accepting the presidential nomination of the
South Carolina democratic convention which repudi-
aed Mr.. Fillmore. Since that time, large and enthu-
siastic Clay meetings ave been holden in N Y city,
Albany and various sections Of the State and meas
ures now i'll progress for the formation of
pete Clay and Fillmore electoral ticket previous to
the first of October. Many of the strongest and a.
blest wings in the State enlisted in this movement
and its effects upon the state and national elections
will be by no means unimportant.
AT the Clay meeting in N. Y City, the following
letter was read from Hon. John Minor Bolts, wing
member of Congress from Virginia, who has been
trumpetcd through the wing papers as having gone in
for Gen. Taylor.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-09-21


Messrs. w. Gunnison, R. Gardiner, E. B. Cunning
ham, I. H. Stanford and ]. E. Snodgrass, Commit
tee, &c.
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AppoRT1oNMENr OF THE LEGISLATURE.

az aGT to spperten tie reDresentation IN the Senate
ade under the S i5 and 1SM artiee s e e3 Tie
Representative Of the State Of Louisiana in General As.
INTO the following Senatorial Districts to wit: W.T. - ''u
the parish e Orleans the right bank Of the Mississippi
b s poo Sn Of hs nas e asn se M s
of said c nGu 65 the city q Me% Orleans shall form
The parishes Of Jefferson and St Charles shall form one
District and shall IL elect tT fo se9 nat R,, c.
Ascension, shall form District and shall elect two
The parishes of Assumption Lafourche Interior and Ter
reSn s , s5 form a District n and elect 1.-TWO two Senators
The parishes Of East Baton Rouge and Livingston shall
The parishes of st: Helena Washington and St. Tam.
many shall form one District and elect one Senator.
The parish Of West Feliciana shall form one District and
The parish of Point Coupee shall form one District and
The parishes of Concorda and Tensas shall form Dis
trlg r, and elect one a J, Senator ,,--u NJ
The parishes Of Catahouia Franklin and Caldwell, shah
The parishes of Qaaehia. MoTehoase, Union and Jack
aa g OF Gaoe AND and e Boe4 ssna form
triGt, and elect one Senator
one District and elect one Senator
The parish Of Natcbitoches shall form one District and
elect Senator.
The parishes of Rapides and and Ayoyees shall form one
District, and elect two Senator'S
The parishes of st. Landry and Cacaseu shall form
District, and elect two Senators.
The parishes of Lafayette and Vemillon shall form one
District, and elect Senator.
The parish of St Martin shall form District and elect
one Senator.
Tie parish of ST. Mary shall form District, and elect
Senator.
SECTION 4nd further enacted That until the
and appoonment the representation in the House
of shall be appOrtioned the several
parishes districts OF 35 elections representative
In tn
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LIGHT LIGHT

LIGHT! LIGHT.
SOMETHING and Just the thing for every family
- requiring light and cheap, too, that every one rich
and poor, buy it. II is neat CAN DLESTICk max
Grease that will burn By simply turning the bottom
the Candlesick, beautiful, hard, smooth CANDLE is
forced out of the top and at any desired length you wish
IRON one inch to two feet in height.
l. Is neat and simple common candestck
queniSy may be managed by child.
z by means of this all your refuse grease
week 90 " - 1870 -
ne wick dry and smooth thus no vibration or flick.
efiS M ~ me name, but burns like sperm candle
ne WICK may be changed without at all disturbing the
large ' Wy ~ ' -
D. fon coil IN the bottom of the candlenaker or candle
Stick WICK Sutrent TO last five six weeks where il re.
mans ou OF sight and out of the way
: o. on may keep candle the same heiqht aII the
time for ten years--no stumps pieces left "
T. Requires repenshng with grease aIlov once vaak
g. No spilng of grease if falls or turns over bu -, na,t,
and clearly any lady con ID desire.
g. II cannot get out of order.
TO- I'm proof of their superiority, utility and neatnass the
immense number sold is sufficient The price uniini md
the all the United States and the article reunfe,
only 10 be the most ncreduons the fore
going facts No family VIII be without them who can
scr2pe together the small price asked
With a small capital active business man make a
selling this territory yet unsod Persons who desire 10
embark in neat, pleasant and highly lucrative business,
invited TO call at office, No. IS PERDiDO Street, North
side, between St Charles and CaronGeet streets New Or
leans.
The monopoly of the city of New Orleans and States of
sale OF tins article Offered and proposals will be received
Tor the manufacturing IN the city of New Orleans for the
supply OF Louisiana and Texas.
mh5 If H. T. MYERS Il Cos
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-06

We see it stated in the Vicksburg Wing that
Gov. Pondexter gave in his adhesion to the loco
foco cause, and made speech in the convention
laudmg locofocoism in general, and abusing Mr.
Clay in particular. He is the individual whom
Blair of the Globe and the rest of the locofoco edi-
tors used to call the Devils Darning Needle''
We congratulate our opponents that " Old Scratch
is at last using his Needle to stitch up the hor-
rid rents i'll the tattered trowsers of ocofocoism-
Louisville Journal.
After having tried his great skill for so many
years at Stitching up The horrid rents " in the
neither garments of whiggery without success, we
congratulate Gov. Pondexter on his having at
length given it up as bad job, and turned his at
tention to one far more practicable.-Lou Dem.
Why what silly "son of a pantaloon" you
are! We wonder if you fatter yourself, that, if
"Old Scratch - uses his 6 Darning Needle to
mend locofocoism's ragged breeches, the darned
things" will suffice to cover the wearer's naked
Louisville Journal.
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sToRAGE! sToRAGElI sToRAGE,I,

W7E the undersigned, having been long engaged TTTN
w in the Storage Business, beg to inform our III , y
friends and the public that have for the coming go
season, SIX WAREHOUSES, not surpassed BY any in
this city AL OF them proof located in the Second Nu
inequality within very short distance of the steamship and
fatboats landing, they situated as follows
Observation-Disclosures street. corner Of Note Dame and
Commerce streets.
MESTERN-Conero of Julia and Foucher streets
fEliCAN-On Commerce, St, of Girod and Notre
Dame streets. ~
CRESCENT-Gn New Leyee street, between Gaennie
and Suzette streets.
PHtESlA-On Tchoupitoulas street, between St. Joseph
and Julia streets. " i
BRANCii-On Notre Dame street between rcbounitonl,s
and Magazine reefs.
we are now prepared to receive all descriptions of hIe
candise and Western produce at low rates our establish
menls are so arranged that each description Of goods kept
In store entirely separate and distinct from that containing
any other and having also large number of experienced
laboers cons anty in our employ enabled to offer
facilities for the receipt and delivery Of goods nneouaed Inv
any similar establishment in this city
EMERSON. TOURNE & co.
mhJ 3m 153 Tchoupitoulas street.
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u Y s Ne


cones, viz: The Hermit Prophecy, by Meyer MIA
Of Thee; When the Joys Of Youth by Donzett;
l hedeseos Spanish Song LA Coasa; What En- ssls
Beautiful Sunbeam, by Clover All Sure He'll Not Deceive
Ne as sung by hde Pico; Would Be Soldier Still from
Bales Opera Of Joan of Are, sung by Mr.. Brough;
Strive TO Forget Thee by Maynard The Wren by Bureau
Lind; Lament for Home by Linley The Camp Was My
HONG Ho, e DonS n Child Of the Regiment All No You
Ind's Dream from the original of Fredrka Bremen Loves
kas de gacie as sung by the Hanser family of yroenne
Singers; Somnambust Song, sung by Jenny Lind; Soul
Of my BEST Adored One, Aria, by Jenny Lind, in
Nerdis Opera of Masnader That Holy Spot of Early
Verdi INSTRUMENTAL: Swedish Star Polka; Gems
from the Grand Operas of Verds Ernan and Nebucllad
Nightingale; Gaop Polka; Gems from the Grand Opera OF
Camp Of Siesia, by Meyerbeer; for sale at
mh5 Ut MAYO'S Music Store, Camp st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-06
A BEAUTIFUL, urAD uAIp


Il "a not day passes by but what Dr. R. PARISH
chen receives new testimonials from their agents and
NESf III the great virtues of their celebrated Gil |.
lie be-, n,anl SREAM And they all pronounce it TO be
ba u Tor the growth, beauty and restoration
conpb a at 'ney have ever ed, and believe that it will
Ever H. every thing that any could desire
VII On tb anu gentleman who is in the habit of using
CRlspss II ha should at purchase bottle of the
NR IREAM, for 1t never fails 10 give satisfaction.
A Rp. uM Me Neg York Tribune of July TO- 1871
hany r.fuL HEAD OF HAIR.-We have seen a great
could simna used on the Hair. but not one that we
ateucon " recommend TO the community but since the
city snd w, me celebrated Chinese Hair Cream into our
skw days s;g The application OF it on friend OF ours
ance fesna we fee that would be doing the public
ganaa snd eiay the lades) were we not 10 express our
os and h., that all who in need of an article TO
sadlandmu the Har-to keep it soft TO remove dirt
ied + " 70 give il dark rich color-cannot be bet
ua bottle ny See TO search the city over than pur
oi " Pansh Il Co.'S celebrated II AIR CREAM,
,DR r ~ Has NO EQUfL!
feeble a. ARlsH Co-Gentlemeu Allow me 10 add NV
ssabie nr among the many others in favor of vour
avne rsa3 pdialoh by the of Chinese Hair Cream
a,sd 70 saw ne article myself and in my family am pre-
9hehing IL at IL exceeds any thing have yet seen for
aA teidana an and removing the dandruf find thai il
Situation !, 70 render the hair soft and pnble and in nv
Rsra,es ail that 1t Is recommended 10 be by Others
peGs.iuly. yours, &c " " y o''ie'''
New Yok E r.. 7. THOMPSON, Commission Merchant,
ser monty only BY Pr r. Palsh Co. New York 70 whom
Sd onin . :, p 9e addressed, post paid w
nner S,os, husTE PADDoCK's Medicine mud p,rf
psas Office Aio folDRAs STREET, next door to The
mhJ lin
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-06
COMPREHENSIVE,

THE undersigned have formed copartnershp with view
4 OF transacting a COTTON F.4CTOR4GE and
GENER.7L COyH.MLSSlO,N BUSINESS in this city,
under the style of THORNHILL & McILHENNY to
take effect after the 3st of May next, which time the
connection of Jno Thomh with the house Ward Jonas
Il Co. will be dissolved.
R. Nell HENNY has opened an Office at No 81 Grapier
street for the purpose of attending the of friends
who may think proper to entrus with their business
INO THORNHiLL,
r. MCILHENNY.
New Orleans, JAN 2S 1913 mh5 3m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-06

\ ETHEONaTIle Right of the LETHEON or VAPOR
- OF ETHER. having been purchased by u.s. we are now
prepared to administer the same and perform all Operations
upon the Teeth while under its influence. We have Just re-
celred direct from Paris and improved APPARATUS for
the inhalation of the Vapor Lethon which, from its per
feet safety and the with which it can be by both
patient and operator has been adopted in the Hospital du
Charlie Hospital de ST. Louis and private hospitals of Paris
and by the faculty generally Throughout France and England
BLAKE WORTHWHILE, Dental Surgeons
mh5 I'm Moth ST., LAFAYETTE Square near St Charles st
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-06

COMMON ScHooLs.--There are 1882 common
schools in Ohio and 1929 male and &c, 626 female
scholars. The number of full school districts in
the State is ,156 and the number of teachers 4O6
There have been appropriated and apportioned to
the several counties for the support of common
schools during the past year. the sum of $3.50 1856 2
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-06

AtEXANpER HILL. Il. L. scHEPMoEs.
A LEXANDER HILL & CO. 4e Chartres street Tor
mey HILL COOLEY y Co., would respectfully invite
their patrons and the public examine their entire New
Stock stock Of p, RICH FANCY GOODS embracing a greater
city, OF Ornamental and Useful Goods Rosewood Boxes
N9fk =, ! absS; Toilet Ornaments; Watch Stands: Wax
Dolls; Toy Tea Sets; Gold Thmbes; Studs; Snaps: Pencils
Silver Combs Shell Ivory and Buffalo Combs: Gold Silver
and Steel Beads; Purse Trimmings; Shaded Silks Accord
ions Needles Pins, ETC. etc; Soaps, Perfumery etc etc
all of which we offer at the lowest rates " ~
mh5 ct A. Hill, 81 co az Charles 81
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-06

FASHIONABLE SUWNlLn SIoI I1lNG
aceiyiug complete assortment, containing every
NosT;ce REQUISITE for genteman's Notwithstanding
hpaf Us ioio'' COATS
r. : and fancy cold Merno Frock and Dress COATS;
poA "n DO do. Sack do
~ IN Cashmere Frock Dress and Sack do
M Hssa md colored Linen Sack and Dress do
NN WY and Bingham do. do. do
ff sa. and English Merino do. do. do
hpaca A PANTS.
nah drEte. Merino and Alpaca PANTS;
E Rnsy col d and white Linen Dnll do;
f f.'a II linen. Nankn and Cashmeret do;
~ II and American COttonade Drill, etc, etc, Pants.
,u,ss and fancy coored Marseiles VESTS
n n do. Silk and Linen do
ps~hazines and fancy cold Silk, etc. etc, Vests.
p'@ SHIRTS AND FURNISHING GOODS.
Pine Linen and Linen Bosom SHIRTS;
c;senam and colored Linen do;
Linen Check, Calico and Hickory do
. aura Menno UNDERSTANDS;
s 20 rr0 Se1'Hn and DRAWERS;
Linen and Cotton Laced do;
Srmmer Merino and Cotton knit Drawers;
rattoa Linen and MerinO HALF HOSE:
linen Silk Cotton and Kid GLOVES ETC.. etc.
INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
CLOAKS-with and without Sleeves;
Gyercoats Monkey Jackets and Capes;
Travelling Bags, Leggings, Storm Gaps, etc, etc.
Which offer to sell the lowest Market Price, for Cash.
M. HUNTINGTON,
mis- I'm No. Magazine street, corner Canal street.
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MANNMARE,
HARDWARE AND SHIP cHANDLER7

GAMUEL LOCKE, Nos and s Front Leeee is Z
- receiving and has in store -
2i0 coils Manila Cordage ass from thread to inch; EA
2G0 coils Tarred Hemp Cordage; -
400 coils Spunyarn Marine &c, &C.;
800 Plougis, assorted makers
30 Chain Gables, = TO 4 inch
% Anchors, 100 to 200 lbs;
500 tons Bar Iron, American, swedes, Tennessee and
English
LEO kegs Cut Nails
400 kegs Pressed Spikes
20 cases Sheating Copper;
600 sheets BraZiers Copper, 20 to so lbs;
40 tons Hollow Ware.
ALSO-Cutery Axes, Hoes Locks Anvils Vices Mill
and Cross Cut Saws Smiths Bellows &c, &c.
eR Country Merchants and the trade supplied hberal
terms. ml5 12
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UPHOLSTERY ARTICLES,

M. ~ CAMP STREET.-THE subscriber has on hand
A. ana general assortment of almost every article in
ss u ~ way which, account of the advanced
I he season, he offers at very low prices Among the
soh On hand, he would enumerate
sat w., CURTAIN STUFFS:
IN ofsted and Cotton Damasks E-eprh aud Eu eIsd
PM n s.s s9 q Muslin White CURTAINS;
"'m and Figured MUSLINS, &c
W..,.. GpoRNICE, POLES, BANDS, &C.:
nv s, sai pmrass, and Velvet CORNICE:
Wy Wy and Wooden POLES:
S SSs ~ thhspm ~ Polka Arm" and variety of
0, ma CURTAIN BANDS and PINS.
TIN. ilhslAaNSPpARENT WINDOWS SHADES.
% a. @ o. ms article is full and of as handsome pat
pr fSssn. oe found any where-among which are Scrip
, .rsse, anu other scenes, large GotIlics SC
EslaMS RH GS3.UlIT BARS AND MEETINGS:
BAPSSS o nn MnslIn; Linen and Cotton MUSQUITO
.n anu MEETINGS, in great variety and quantity
R,rurrEaAa Fathers, cURLED HAIR, &c:
iP IL ~ n lots of from pound to 100 pouuds and
TosaLD nhik OF various qualities
Rps, NE. ..W WIN MATING, OH. CLOTH CARPETS
and ,n uals, Table Oil Cloths, WALL PAPER q LARGE
GMps IEisoae assorment) Cords and Tassels Frnges
B0RFp fgpoard Papers Cotton, Woed Linen and Silk
Pss,1 b.lNGS and BINDINGS Hair cloth Windn,~
Fuatrpa ea & made Hair or Moss MATTRESSES, Bed
loSs., I .ai VA SPRING MATTRESSES made
NH X aia UPHOLSTERY work executed with dcsuatch
JOSEPH ErFER, 20 Camp st
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PIANO FoRTEs, HARPs AND GUITARS

ENVY PARSONS, No. q Camp -c5X.-1
street, between Natchez and PoydrasE - lEaN
streets respectfully makes known to the Ii r v
idents and visiters OF New Orleans, that,l " u y
keep for sale at all times extensive assortment of Plan
FORTES varying from thirty to fifty instruments from the
best manufactures. The assortment compreends every
style and fashion, and will be constantly replensed by fresh
arrivals.
Among his stock will be found 6, 6ls and octave and
grand Pianos from Chickering of Boston, Gale & Co. of
New York Nuns Il CLARK, also of New York with and
without the Atoian Attachment with the late invention OF
Tuneabe Reeds
H. F. having taken the special agency of the above cele-
biae manufactures will at all times keep this market sup
Piled with instruments that he recommend with con-
tidence ~ wa
lie has made arrangements to be regularly supplied with
with all the modern Improvements from the celebrated fac
tory OF J. f. Browne Co, of London and New York
He will also be supplied with Martins celebrated Gull
TARS.
The public respectfully invited to visit the rooms and ey
anime these instruments before
received and promptly attended to mlll-tf