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~ S@xN ~ inc EuDaic.
IN taking MS residence in Washington, d. o. during the sessions
individuals assosaons public bodies who may have business
pending Congress- as oSby member In The Justly
' q a ss as AND
eommsss .he hand needing 2 be possessed e the
other duties, requisite leisure Mcues, applicants
on the other hand Isa ssn distant and different
whom may Be properly communicated the facts necessary 70 fair and
But The editor Of the Plough the LOOM and the Anvil wishes
driven with uasbans diligence and eyen he hopes BY learning
those great inds,a pursuits % which 1, has been the habit and
the pleasure evsa say the Instinct Of his lie to devote bis
pen and his heart. tI
ON mere matters Of business such as yetanes of ubssrpon
connected with the Plough the Loom, and the Anvil the un
may be addressed as and with assurance o. prompt
aareia, 2, - Wanu, street rhaaepna For anything mos
ington, D. 9. $3.50 ~ : 80 ''' ''''
Dec. 5-2aw4w j. =. SKINNER
T,ANCy SEALING WV ~ v,sc,.pp Io.,.- 80 -,
oae has just des rom az very ss
IL small Soaes and Which s 9', wit Da o% eS. u
ha asG Saa e sls three and four cents
UEATTSG HOUSES with Galvanized Por,.bi. Fur
one nos an everything Il % ps W
nc above aeeSses cooking hs bs.,
sage can ~ @ es an ay ao
in the house Office and hall mir stoves others different
] sone,s s ss. Ss n s & SsM
M 81 ON haq ame s & s ana 'ahs
Nov as,.od se,w ,o, a. and W If,s .,. pa H.
oR REsTA two story brick house, with an attic and back
gess New York. recently occupied BY t Austrian minister
State DE Department s II s view the Presidents IN
Na Va,r ausn,s aa, I'M vey acaed IN full
Of the Presidents House and grounds Inquire on te prem
Nov s--3awn D. A. GARDNER
EENTLEMEN's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. has this
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G1- The Ladies' Of the Union Benevolent and EN-
pomen Society prepared give
males nj their Brscoos buildings
experienced lady bas
been engaged whose win be- provide
at just prices all who apply Families and sanges visiting the
city viii hnd accommodation work Al
the establishment where win be only are com
potent % DO neatly II IL the intention AZ the
supply Of readymade clothing o good materials made
gntlemen ladies' garmen GOWNS
Ac and chidrenf clothing generally Also mems
clothing, comforts, &c, &c.
A the object the society
by aiding and bcm supply want. by their
industry, sustained entrpr-. by the
hearty cooperation and support of the citizens. =
meeting Of the Ladies' Union Benevolent Employment
ciey VIII be held Friday the 7 instant at n O'clock
rcctors' room, Patriotic Bank Dec. g.
G1-Wsshington Royal Arch Chapter, No. Is--Tbere
will be election for officers this Chapter
Thursday evening, the 9Th held Ma
sonic Hail. Of and Tenth The
10 be their Business OF great inn
will he brought before
In good standing are respectfully invited 10
BY order ofthe VI. Y. n. r.;
Dec. g. J. n. THOMAS, Secondary
n1An adjourned meeting Of the Franklin Fire Conn
ranrements for the eompanys next ball.
Dec s. w. A. Secretary
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WEDNESDAY,, DECEMBER 5, Is49.
preee.,f


WEDNESDAY,, DECEMBER 5, Is4o
... Present.
The Hon. r. B. fancy. Chief Justice.
~" j. Mclean III
J. M. Wayne,
J. Cafron,
/" P.y. Daniel, Associate Justices
q Nelson,
l.. Woodbury.,
$50 r. G. Grier,
Edwin H. Eizhugh esq. Of Virginia, was admitted an
attorney and counsellor Of this court
Nos. IA and u.s. The United States. appellants u.s. B
I. Carr and John Peck. These causes were argued By
Mr. Attorney General for The appellants. and submitted
on printed srgumenss BY Mr.. Wood for the sppellees
No. Is. Thos. w. Dou rs. State Of Rhode Island
This wit Of error TO the Supreme Court OF Rhode Island
was dismissed At the eosts Of the plaintiff in error
No 49, The United States. plaintiff, U.s. Thos Stats
j. This csuse was argued BY Mr. Attorney General iol
the plaintiffs
No. ia. Alex M. Sharp ct AL, appellants, vs George
A. Lyons ct a. This cause was submitted TO The cour
on the record, and printed arguments by Messrs Fred
Watts and Hepburn for the appellants, and by Messs
NJ Waits and Penrose for the sppellees.
Adjourned dill tomorrow, n O'Clock.
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NrhAr COW..-Came my premises, abou, weeks ago
- mge white and red In
large 'csfs, and gives milk The win come, pay
IA SIMMONS,
~ o-% Corner 18Th and D
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MRS. ANN II. CLARK's Fashionable Millinery saloon
will Thursday, the 9th instant for the exhibition
hats cIdrens embrodered hats and hoods Misses hats head
dresses rchneek nbands, feather. and hower-
for cash. furnish the best goods prices
store he Farmers Mechanics Bank Georgetown
COR sALE-Pews Nos. IS and lo4 ST. Johns Church. Wash
Rev Smith Pyne, D. d. Rector They viii be sold
&C. % sss s or 1s cam readily a ;, snss sp n9
Townsend, Adjutant Generals Once
Dec 6-eo3t
CTaUETTE az w.shington, being manual Of
i. ss. Pssn n% ss%s S '''' and visits
Visiting cards OF the most approved style, printed from The plate
Notspape and envelopes Of new styles and Of beautiful nnish
with a assortment Of English and American ce and cappaper,
Books IN every Of ess ssEpst ms Gpsh'r
Booksellers and ststoners near 9Th street, Penn
poARDISe.-Mu sEIDEN, on Thirteenth street, between
nan and street has several pleasant rooms Tor rent
RENEplcT's p,..mosh gold pen, % = large e.ibr.,
y AND o g S s sSS @ S sS
psc.o - u !. Z. fkANCk TAYLOR
CONsTTrUTIONs Of the dlHsrcnt states United
Jeasros's Manual Of Parliamentary Practice, vol.
The Fedsrasi BY Msdi.on Hamilton. and lay o. ,so
Wits Letters Of the British spy; v,ov . x.mx
Dse.s Booksellers, near s'h street..
no George Pace Edwin Psce.-ycu hereby mott
hed sfat The October term 1872 q e circuit superior cou
lows. @fS.s K Mead. Daniel who .ppsa.
be published fortw IN newspaper. published
CT cry Ssc. rss and ~ sy
ssss Z S z d
said count. Of Prince eors on sss me ar.. day q he nes
Of the same amongst their nert Of kin'
THos H. DANIEL,
Nov aa-dsw Commissioner, he.
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GRAND MUSICAL FEsTIvAL,
At Carusfs Saloon.
BY THE ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY.

snor BENEDETT announce The ladies and
gentlemen Of Washington that he will give Festival Ca
Saloon Thursday evening December 1879 on which
occasion the following distinguished arstes win appear
sirporna Teresa Truh,
signora Cauanu Vita, .~E
Sirnor Benedict
signor Vita ..#fa e.,
signor Rosi, and
Signor Baril
Tickets 81, TO be had hotels and q door.
Doors open At O'Clock; Festival 70 O'Clock
5-H
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r,u yssrs Fruits, skc.-Just from arrivals
lsO boxes quarter boxes fresh bunch Raisins
3ca.cs lreshP runes, jnrs and fancy boxes
% boxes fresh Genoa Citron F tll,gt
81 drums Smyrna Figs eAisas Ell .ttl-tt
1ocsses Havana assorted Preserves trs
% kers Malaga Grapes In fine order
10 boxes fresh Lemons fasi ttbt.N#I
1000 zanfe Curants 10 ga toff
IA barrels choice Cranbenes
1850 lbs. Msrseiiles Almonds
$50 do fresh Pecan Nuts ts#A
800 DO do Fllberts
% bushels Southern Peanuts. 81 ~. =. Z,
For sale by gro. TH0s. PARKER 4 CO.
Dec 4-3taw3w Opposite Browns Hotel.
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VI to-day received per express, large supply Of ladies
and black, and Md slippers gaiter boots and EN-
bodered patterns amongst
be found the celebrated New York sosssmer avery
hsht and beautiful article LADIES' gum boots. 14
Per srueen dress proof leather shoes
and Congress boots gum elastic shoes and generally large
tt ~ goo and such usually
W.. n the cost establishments All which offered
a'"h0's'''e q ''''' ooYLE q SON
Dec 4-ecdiw
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MIR. Jos. r. KEssLER, Professor OF Music,

HAVING returned this city after an unavoidable absence,
Ill has fhe honor the offer Of his
services se pubc them that his undivided
attention his professional duties Hell lady
may be leu for him his residence, nj Mrs. wises
boarding house, @ between Pennsylvania avenue and street.
shall have immediate
Nov 6-3taw6w--FsunhTus t"tH
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ITO THE Lovers OF the best Havana CfEsrs.--T BIAS
TIANELII Co.. under Browns Hotel have received
gnment from Havana 1900 OF he select
brands manufactured IN Cuba Amongst them we have only 1000
Fanny brand They be sold In botes
only We earnestly good judges OF
cgap them, nothing has been imported for long time
,Dcs n r
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Irving Hotel, Washington,

Corner Of Pennsyirania arenae and l2h street.
NENTLEMEN families may patronze this hotel
VI in the best the
city, all appointments well calculated
90 insure the comfort Of It's guests.
Nov. 4-eo3w Late Of the Howard Hotel, New York
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cEIECT Classical and Mathematical Academy, 10Th
u street, and FDeagnng 20 locate himself pena
neny this city, The subscriber proposes 70 resume ne work o.
the lecture room OF the lst
Raps Church ION street respectfully soicis share OF public
parUee, win be given In English branches
pcludnr BOOK seepng &C., with view 20 busness In full
ana course preparing for advanced class
COLLEGE The most careful attention bestowed
r,u M Of morals, well he development Of e
IN French spanis, by Professor L. Doven
a,swins and painting by Prof r. Gibson. VI ilL
Terms made ofCo M. Noursc, 18th
o. Nov T. III n e Sawswif = = JOSEPH r. NoURsE
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EREsH Cloths, Cassmeres, and yestings .--Genuemen
of clothes made ORDER In elegant and fash
STYLE be certainly suited by calling on US, having
extensive stock
French Engh cloths, cassimeres vesings Of
celebrated make, and certainly such very
Amy ordered
will be ready day or wos notice. and satisfactory ~ always
guaranteed Also cheap and well assorted supply
gentemens shirts and and lambswoo
cashmere ovesj black silk and ncy satin
handkerchief suspenders sc.
respectfully solicit call from members OF Congress-
strangers, cisizens Of Washington generally
-' BARNES & MITCHELL,
Between 9Th and 9th streets, Pennsylvania avenue,
Deo5 -shaw.h
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j. :. SKINNER.

EANCf sEALING WAX.-W. FISCHER, importer Of sta.
tonery, has just received
large assortment OF fancy coo, put up
small boxes and packages which he will prices
Saoners Hail. where music can be had
page-one third less than IL is sold elsewhere
Nov. 27-3aw3w
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Trial Of ~. Chiids..

ST. LOUIS Dec THE tra! Of n Chids. jr, i still pro
case viii probably be decided on Wednesday next.
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FRENCH Sc.-Lades invited
examine Of emboideries aces, &c.
now prepared the city and
which all who wish purchase. We have
worked collars beres cuffs and inside handker
4 chiefs, with collars
thread lace capes, collars, and Berhes
rich lace capes t.saS
medium do
s do Iow-priced do, trimmed unrimmed.
Dec. 5-fTTh&S CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY 4 co.
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CNvELOPEs.-w. FISCHER, importer Of stationery, has
" Gently received from Paris
Marion hundred thousand Envelopes, made expressly
order, by OF comprising white and buff
official, and visiting all
which will be sold Wholesale retail,
toners Hail. where Music be had at and cents
Nov 1-3aw3w
pICH vistcs and sIantiIlas OF the latest Partsian
styles This day received invoice OF my Gro de
Rhine, Annue silk vtes and manta entirely
Of the District III H0OE co.
Nov ie-Jw6 Intel RepJ
LANCY DRY GOODs.-wM r. PoUDER, Pennsyivania
stairs,) door Caeeu Co., viii have
and ready for examination Monday December extern
Of fancy dry goods embracing dress silks
dresses ace embrodees mcrno cashmee noussen de lanes
Also, velvet cloaks manas and sacks, with great variety
other goods m the line
Nov. 29-6teod. f+t
EURNIsHED House Rent.--For furnished house
desirable location for members Of Congress- II
directly the but be equally convenient
every place VI business The house wosory, comfortably fur
ed for good be had with
CURED Inquire north side street, second door from third
Nov e-aawu
ClIIRTs and Under-(ssrme tsThe and
~ Of six, meno, WOOL and cotton under shirts
M drawers b be found In the city.
Also, full Of family made yokeneckn shirts
All % the above goods Of quality and prices low
~ FIRST class goods can be bought
Great Hat and Genueman's Cumming Establishment
Mas -Gsoaff No nroxa ie Hafel
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EcYec and Agne.

WHAT IS the mode OF treatment best
w adapted to the cure of Fever and
Aguel 1t has usually been treated ty
medical men as disease Of itself. Strict
" speaking il is not d;sease. but symp.
tom Of disease. II is The resul, OF d. :
ranaenenf Of the Hrtr. Here lies the
difficulty, and here is the disease. II Is
therefore the liver to which the remedy
should BIZ directed. Here the cause exists.
and il is the cause which $50 be removed,
or permanent cure will not be effected
By addressing remedies To the symptoms.
we leave the cause untouched. ready TO
produce a return Of The chill and fever, on
the first over excr'ion Of mind or hodv.
The success Of DR.. O>cood's india Cho!a-
eogue ineffec'ing permane'H cu-rs "f such
affections is explained nv lis wei know de-
obs'ruenf effect upon the hillary organs.
limitations are abroad Re particular
to enquire for "Dr. Osyoods INDIAN
CHOiAGOGUE."
For sale by the sole agent, j Sch eyer.
Lewisburg.
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PU RE ESH COD
Livgle OiZ.

lT'HIS new aGd valuable Medicine, nov
i used By the medcal profession will
such. astonishing efficacy in the cure oI
Fa'mona'y Co"sumpiio" SemC4ia. Chronic
hheamafism. Goui. ge"erai Debility.
! comPLa'.fs II the Kidneys.
&c. &c. Is prepared from the liver Of the
Cd FISH for medicinal use, expressly
Tor our sales. ...
I TExtrac, iror, the loni9t7 Medical iournaI1
4. B.WILLisrs. NJ. d. FRS, Professor OF
Medicine IN University college, London. consul.
ting Physi ian 10 The Hospital Tor Consumption.
&c, says; =" have prescribed the Oil in above
four hun'.red rases Of ,uh.reulnus disease Of the
Lungs. IN different stages which have been under
my care the last two year- and a half In III"
large number Of cases 2C6 out OF 2'4 its use " as
followed by marked unequivocal Improvement,
varying in degree in different cases. from a tenn
PoraIy retardation Of the progress Of the disease
and a mitigation of distressing SYMPTOMS up TO
more or less complete restoration to apparent
health
The effect Of the Cod Liver Oil in mo Of
these easeS was very remarkable Even IN few
days the cough was mitigated. the exIrc oration
diminished in quantity ard "paci'y. the nigh,
H"eat> Cclstu, 'Ht Fhi-e tfcaine slower. ana ~
better volume and the appe,itr, flesh and strength
were gradually improved.
la conclusion repeat that the pure fresh Oil
from the Liver If the Tod j. more beneficial in
the treatment Of Pulmonary Consumption than
any agent, mediciDai. dist.,ic or regimeual tina.
has yet been emplo, ed "
AS we have made arrangements 10 pre-
cure the Cod Liver OIL fresh from head
quarters, it can now be had ckemi ally
pure, by the single bottle or 10 boxes of
one dozen each
lis wonderful efficacy has induced mum. |,
erou> spurious smitatiopS. As lis success |
depends en,irel, On IFS purify, TOO much |
rare can not he used IN procuring i, GENU-
INE. Every bottle having on it our written
signature, nav he depended on as genuine.
Pamphlets containing au anal lyss Of the
DI, with notices o' il from the Medical
Journals, will he sent 10 ihO,e no address
IS free Of postage.
JOUNC BAKER d co,
Wholesale Druggists and Chemi>,s,
y2ssl leo North Third ST. PhiiadeLphia
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Fancy Goods, Notions, sc.

lust rece'd large and splendid assortment
u Of Fancy Good=-such as
S,eel Beads Geld Pencils Thimbles
" Clasps " Pens WISHING Cards
d" Chains Silver Pencils Dominoes
Bead Necklaces Finger Rings Thermometers
Satin Beads Hair Pms Razors and
Amber '' Needle Cases Strops
Buiiaio Comos shirt Buttons Walking Cans6
Shell - Studs Scissors
Spanish :" Wafer Colors Sun Glasses
Dressing Emerges Spy
Pocket Cigar Cases Pocket Mirross
Hair Brushes Snuff Boxes &" Compsssss
Teeth Sp~c,scles Perfume'y
Nail Gases Satchels
Flesh 81 Night lights Smelling Bottles
P'int Dolls and Steel T'~eerers
Shoe Doll heads Toys for
Jewelry Card Cases Children
tIua'd thslns Pc't MONIES Fancy Pipes
Watch Pocket Books Pen Knives
:" Keys Accord lis Pocke,
Cluster Pins F,ddles Silk andThiesd
Cameo - Parlor Lamps Purses.
Together with great variety Of articles not
mentioned in the above list. for sale aI 1. Q new
Drug. Fancy and Variety store Of
Msy C. W SCHAFFLE
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Fancy GOODS,
NOTION AND VARIETY STORE

"AVING takaL the new Drug Establishment
Ill of SchaEe 4 Chamberiin, l would res-
pectfullv announce 10 my friends and the public
that have replenished my stock and will keep
constantly on hand large. fresh and well se!eo-
ted stock Of pure Drugs. Medicines &c which
offer al v holesae and Retail. My stock being
entirely new and purchased 70. cash at low rates
in the Philada market. am enabled to sell sf
lower prices than ever offered in this region
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals.
Dye StuffS, Patent Med, Glass,
Perfumery. Oils, Paints, Liquors.
Fancy Notions, Variety Goods.
Fruits, and Confectionery,
with large variety OF other articles usually kept
in Drug Establishments. Thankful for pas; lib
ersI patronage. nope to merit its continuance.
Persons wishing to procure pure and fre.h
Medicines, are particularly invited to give me Q
call before purchasing elsewhere, as sll Drugs
are carefully inspected before offered for sale and
al Medicines manufactured by myself are war-
tant.d good. Having practical knowledge Of
the bu>IneSs from upward of ten years' experts
encr, : fa,,sr myself that am 9 competent Judge
of the same.
All orders entrusted 10 me will be promptly
attended to. and my friends may rely upon get,
ting every thing Of the very hest quality.
&. W. SCH aFfLE. Druggisa.
l.ew'r" : 1919
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IT, no TpAcVt2 ~
d,ss',s. ,;fss ,csa.uSnetic OintmentH
% e. ,ss.l ss:iaN:E

wn., ,J Of R::.--o'. to wear wig I,
We all know the value ora good head Of
hair. A young man With ha'd head. is
>nr, Of walking caricature OF his species
Hence the rnanv various attempts TO RENE
DIV or conceal the deficiency. Hundreds
of fhe young men Of this country, ailer try
in. the thousand and one chemical PrePa.
ra,ions and nos,rums for restoring the hair,
are driven the necessity Of wearing wig !.
a practice as little conducive to cleanliness.
as i, is dangerous to health Now. we hap
pen to know from practical experience. that
Trask's Magnetic Ointment will restore the
hair on "a bald head, when all other reme-
dies have failed.
Sold in Lewisburg. Wholesale and retail,
by Thornton & Baker. Price p and So
cents per bottle.
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Important hformation.>

Important Mformation:'
nor the difficult respiration and debility
II attending diseases OF The Lungs, or
Throat and Breast. 1homson's Compound
Syrup of Tar and Hood Naptha has
been found an invaluable remedy. Besides
its power as ~ Expec,orani TO relieve the
lungs from the accuu.slaied matter which
results from the relaxed state of the sy',em
in hot weather, i, also acts as a'-he,,iing
balm to The liberated parts and strength.
ener to the system.
So sau,ary is tine action Of the Syrup
in this respect, that many Of our mosI
respectable Physicians employ it in their
practice, and we have daily evidence Of
cures effected in pulmonary diseases
where skill has utterly failed.
Prepared only by Angney & Dickson, N
f. corner Fifth and Spruce SITS. Philad.
Sold by C. ". Scho6fe, Lewisburg.
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SlAM'L AMMON.

TNHANKF I'll for liberal patronage heretofoss
4 received, RESPECTFULLY INFORMS his old friends
and the public generally that he has removed bis
Tailor shop
TO the Basement OF his Brick dwelling on Msrkcs
street. mex, door shove T.. PenBy's ssjdlery (late
the ofhce Of II Z Hickok. Esp where he hopes to
suit all who may give him their custom, a.
he does all work in his line in the best and
newest sly lie and on short notice. He hss
the Fashions regularly, employs none but
good hands, and is determined 10 keep U,
with the times and merit good share s.
patronage. CUTTING done to order,
Charges reasonable, aud Produce taken in
exchange for work
Le~isburg, June, ls49 ly27O7
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The success OF Dr.. Trask's Magnetic
Oin'mrn, in curing Sore Eyes, is prove,b-
rnl. Those who are not acquainted with
ns use, will find on each bottle pamphlet,
containing iul direcrlons.
Agents in Le~isburg. Thornton & Baker
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Pianos! Pianos.

TINHE undersigned continues TO furnish to o'der
on the most resslnahlr terms, fI:.'os, from
the msnuiactory OF Conr.d Mr,u. fhil,j. ~ hose
instruments are too ae'i anosn - need sn- pan
egyrc, having uniformly recti' sd ;L~ conirleTd-
atIons of The most eminent ,roe -.ors and c'u4po-
-ers NJ Music, and the s.a,d of 'he pre- miums m
NewY ors Phiisdeiptia aud Hosinn. For qualities
OF tone. touch. a..i keeping III tone up 10 concert
pitch, th.y can not he surpassed by either Amer
Icsn Oh European Pianos.
Instructions gwen on the Piano. as heretofore.
Reference may be made 10 any Of those parents
guardians eho have pupils committed to his
charge. He may ;'- seen al his residence at Mrs
MsIze's, Market street. Lewi>burg. where terms
AMI particulars will be made knoNn.
The most popular aud fsvorite AIRS and Music
Of different kinds received it Is issued from tn,
different musical establishments in the Cities.
May I5 CHARLES hALIScH