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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-07-24
sTAUNTON VA WEDNESDAY, JULY a. 1850.

"Why should no. go without one there as well % any
where else 2" i,
"Rec,u,e Madame, the Pres:den, exceedingly partic
uar about ladies' Dress and he dske' very mucn " a''
ladies 90 to his balls en- chemise"
could not help laughing at this, but tod hef 'a'
please the President, or anybody ese should not wear
corset Seeing me determined she no longer persisted ana
before came away she told me that above all things mus
never wear the same dress twice the P'esdents ha'
he was extremely astdous about that, and SO was the
Due de -, tho Marquis, Sc. told her the President
must be very extraordinary man if he remembered all the
dresses that were worn at the balls She said he was, and
that he did remember. sWell' said I, MADAME, it is
very good thing for you at any rate
She saw at once that understood her completely, and
colored slightly as she laughed, and answered, yes'
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-07-24

GERMAN MISUNDERSTANDING in Germany Is
preceded by the following forms and ceremonies,and
is by no means an easy affair after all: 1s proposal;
Cd, berothal; Sd, public family dinner or supper
of announcement; 4h, the testimonials required by
povernment-beng l, a certificate Of ofva:cination 2,
weekday shool ticket, in proof of regular atten-
dance there; 3, certificate of attendance on reli-
gtSaasu ggoausa saSssT acSusrsnHcae r. Service book wader
back (this refers to the compulsory travels Of the
handcralt men 8, an apprentice ticket; 8, state
ment as to propriety which, if not considered to be
satisfactory, destroys the whole; 10, permission
from the parents; IL, residence permission ticket
12, certificate as to the due performance Of militia
duties; 12, an examination ticket; IA, a ticket Of
business, or occupation, at the time. The higher
classes have even more difficulties than these. Thus
"a Bavaran officer cannot marry, until he has de-
posted enough TO provide f49 per ansum for the
maintenance Of his future family,
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expressive Of their agony The palm, which had afflicted
The patient In the side Of his chest, ceased and attended
BY other symptoms Of was thought he might endure
t morning But he himself knew better and declared
in quite audible yoce-He was asked whether he was
comfortable "Very," he replied. "But the storm, IN
passing has swept away the trunk" Finally, he adveIted
to the subject Of his previous broodngs-he Slavery ques
o-and Observed 81 am about to de-l expect the sum-
mons soon-I have endeavored to discharge all my official
duties fahulyI regret nothing, but am sorry thas am
about to leave my ends These were his last audible
words He essayed to speak to his wife few moments
before his demise but his voice failed him. Dr. Weather
spoon administered stimulus but it was powerless in revl
wing the functions The soul Of the hero had fled.
CONGESTION of the brain and stomach begun at half past
Socock so that no earthly power could stay the ata re-
suit which has plunged the nation In mourning Ihe un
weared attentions of the medical advisers deserved credit
and their skill unquesonable-lt believed, however,
that had the mind of the President been abong under
embarrassment and action proceeding from causes named
the disease could have been checked and his LIE saved
But now that he has gone il is vain speculate one sue
ceeds him whose senstveness is not quite keen because
intimate with all the trials Of politics, and therefore posses
sing fortitude sufficient to withstand them.
Those surrounding the dying President at the moment
were his own family including COL Bliss COL Taylor and
family, jefferson Davis and family Vice President Fillmore
several Senators and Members several members OF the d.
poma,c Corps, the Cabinet, Benton, Hale, Wood Cool
idge and Weatherspoon and number of intimate friends
Without the mansion the grounds were literally covered
with an immense multitude who continued 20 llnger In
groups until after midnight, scarcely cedng the lnell
oence thouoh officially announced
Gen. Taylor died without struggle. II was kind OF
sinking into eternity without feeling pain or experiencing
its horrors When all over, the chamber was cleared
until the undertakes had concluded their duties The body
was encased in ce and ordered remain where it was u
i'll this morning. when it was finally robed for the graTe
and laid out in state in the east room Thus ended the
melancholy siege disease against strong buwark Of ma
ture
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THB SAME OLD SEVEN AND SlzPENCE.

NHE are now ready with the best assortment Oh olT- W,
w inc, and at the lowest prices ever offered In the sf
gna market Having spared no pains IN seecsng ,beu Or
goods customers can depend upon finding the goods 'ney
an, and At G,r prces We ask call from all who are
IN want @ ogood clothes low prices. Among our Goods
y5l be found large supply OF d..
Black Cloth Dress and FrOck Coats (a ggGhtesy , 1@I
,iness Goats, Frocks ana Sachs made Of Single 'ue'
Ci1tS CnsLmarct. Ernsinet .NeriRo 1treed, Can6Iet
BroSvn and Fancy Linen, Cotton. Sc, Sc. c.,...,
PANTS.-Baek and Fancy Cashmere L'"s"' 00''0"'
VESTS VESTS, Of Satin, SF, RGia', Cl0th BOnbaSine
sHIRTSwfa great variety and very cheap) DRAwEns
(of Twlied Cotton, Linen, &c) CoLhAss, @ Ls!es Ses
Style,) Haudkerchie&, Cravats, Gloves, s0cks' ouS
penders &c., &C., sc.
ASO-Beayer, Silk aud Panama Hats.
FRANK s. CO., Same old place.
n. B-Benr in conuexion with one OF the IaigeS
Clothing Establishments at the North' we ieCg,'S r.
every week, fresh and fine. W.
Siaunton Nav / 1850
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-07-24
REDUCTION OF PRICES.

rHE subscriber determined from this date TO sell uooos
at reduced prices for CASH, will offer greater bargains
than can be had the County for the same money any
viii be of an opinion as is an opnon that what he says is
fact. Come one come a--there is nothing gained oy
ideness or sloth-this is world of action and to make
money, gain reputation and exert happy influence, we
must be active perseverng energetirwe must not quail
at shadows-run from lions attempt to dodge-men VINO
faint and quail are laughing stock for angels, devils anu
true men. So come quick and buy cheap.
d. M. HUFFMAN,
Main street, opposite Post Office.
p S.-ThOse having open accounts with me have them
ready for settlement those indebted to me will please call
and close their accOuns either by cash or noe as am ue
termued to close up open accounts so be ready.
Stauntun, July 5, 1850. u. vi H.
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NEW 01N0l&!2No =
CHEAP! CHEAPER!! CHEaFho :
SHIFT s. CO.

vs,E Undersigned, recently from Baltimore beg leave 70
IL inform the citizens Of Stadnton and the adjacent cpua-
tb S,,re of Mr. J. Brandeburg and opposite the virginia
Hotel, which is now open with fall aad fashionable as
sor!ment of Gentlemen's
Ready-NIade Clothing,
made m with much care, expressly for this Market IN
vle which will usure sales, and give satisfaction IN every
respect Their OF the following sae
Extr, ine Frock and Dress Goats, Fancy Sack Coats'
Drab. Wellington Cord, and Cashmerett Goats etc.,
BLACK and Fancy coi'd Pants, cut in the latest stye'
Figured Silk and Satin Vests r,,..;,s,
XLSO-A supply of Hats, Gaps Boots; hanSke'c"'eS'
f;nyats. Socks. Shirts, Drawers Carpet bags &c.
be subscribers would respectfully ask the citizens OF
S6on and the surrounding country give them an early
call feeling confident that they can please ALL ~ ps'
sye and quality, they are bound to gIye 'e' TH
GAINS.
S,,nnton Nav s. 1850.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-07-24
LOOK OUT.

A HANDSOME lot of Port Foios; Smiths Quati@
IN GoogSy Smiths first bo"E f 81 geography Smiths
Iutrcducory Arithmac; Smiths Illustrated AStronomy
McCauley' Eugaud-uew aud cheap Edition Bancrofl's
History Of the United States R. r. Howson's History OF
V;,nla American Poultry Yard Book McGufey's LIST,
ID, I'd, 4th and 9Th Readers Mexican War by Mansfield
Theirs French Revolution NcIntoshs Book OF the ind
ans Woman's Friendship, by Grace Agulla; American
Corpenters Guide NIasson's Farrer Asous History OF
SSno Ivnch's Expedition to the Dead Sea- handsome
DP 1l ~ some fine Fans lot of handsome Hickory
Canes. inst received and for sale at p,o,. S,o,,
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song, The remaining five have published IN
Jude some of "the loved ones" not cat home"
RE KIND TO THE LOVED ONES AT HOME
BE kind to thy Father-for when thou vert young
Who loved thee so fondly as he?
He caught the first accents that fell from thy tongue
And joined in thy innocent gee
Be kind to thy Father, for now he is old,
His locks intermingled with gray;
His footsteps are feeble, once fearless and bold,
Thy father is passing away.
Be kind to thy mother-for 10 I! on her brow
NAV traces of sorrow be seen;
oh. well may'st thou cherish and comfort her now,
For loving and kind hath she been
Remember thy mothor-for thee will she pray
AS long as God giveth her breath;
With accents of kindness then cheer her lone way
Fen to the dark valley Of DEATH
Be kind to thy Brother-hs heart i'll have dearth,
If the smile of thy Joy be withdrawn;
The flowers Of feeling will fade at their BIRTH
If the dew of affection be gone.
Be kind to thy brother-wherever you arc
The love of a brother shall be
An ornament purer aud richer by far
Than pearls from the depths Of the sea.
The depth of true sistery love;
The wealth of the ocean lies fathoms below
The surface that sparkeS above.
Be kind to thy Father, once fearless and bold
Be kind to thy Mother so near;
Be kind to thy Brother, nor show thy heart cold'
Be kind to thy Sister SO dear.
Be kind 10 thy Husbaud-for him thou did'st leave
That band of dear "loved ones at home; )"
A., aupgt
And bid his soul never more roam
Io kind to thy Husband forget not that VOW,
In love TO obey-knd and true
Then when the cold death-drop shall chill on his brow
He'll lisp thee tender adieu.
Be kind to thy Partner in lifcs dearest scenes.
She rests on thine as her stay
The vine holds thas closely the oak, tho it eans'
And droops if you tear it away
Be kind 10 this dear one-thy Bethlehem Star,
Who guides thee to peace in her breast.
Then thy strong arm when death draweln he"
And point her tried soul 10 its Rest
Be kind to that fair one, whose make her thine.
Twin-sta ofthy high destiny;
For though thy bright prospects may seem to decline'
She asks but to share them with thee.
The charms and the true worth that won you at first
Shall bind you forever her own;
And when her deep feeling shall from ner ncar' ou'
You'll cherish and love her alone.
BE kind 10 that dear ono-who hears on his brow
The impress of natures free and
He bears in his bosom tho seal 10 that vow
Ofdevoton that ever shall stand.
Oh let thy love nerve him the storms to defy,
And up,cdrd to press nobly on;
And as two bright clouds which float in yon sky
Then minge and melt into one
Be kind to the Stranger, whom far from the spot
Where fond parents guided his feet;
To one on the desert mid sands parohed and hot,
Tho spring unexpected is sweet.
Our fathers were strangers in this westeru Wild
And we wander on to the dead
Oh think Of that Stranger, so holy and nlldi
Who found here no rest for His head.
WAvNEsBoRoUoH, July, 1850.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-07-24
.Way l5, 1850.
LATEST ARRIVAL OF
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS

y1,IE UNDERSIGNED are now receiving and opening their
L. Stock of SPRING AND SUMMER GOoDS'
purchased since great decline in price, In many aIucIes
which they offer very low for CASH, OK to Puncta deaers
ON short credit. ,.,r. -,
They feel thankful to their friends and the pnblic tor The
lb extended them thus far, and hope
by strict attention to business to merit continuance lhey
sem il unnecessary to specify articles and would only say
% hnvo General assortment Of Dry Goods, Groce
r;es s' Hrrare, Quccnscarc Boots Shoes Hats. Caps
&c. &c. &c. they ask call and examination of their stock
e0d feel assured in saving that you Will find to your IN
anu sUl., ..e' ''S"''N BROWN s. FULKS,
S,s,o0 Nov X 1850 Oppose Morris s. Goodies.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-07-24
NEW MUSIC |!

EE & WALKER, successors to George Willig, NO loS
Chestnut street. under Barnums Museum have Just pup
be and received large number Of beautiful Ballads Polkas
Sc, sc. .. ., ~. ,,,b,;c u. %,
tbe stock of Sheet Music consists OF the largest and most com
~ assortment found in the country they are constantly
addn TO their stock all the Music published New YORK;
Boston, &c. &c. A ,eNor,
York and Boston, at the lowest cash prices .o
MuslcAL INsrRuMsNrsAso, general assortment OF Gu
tar Vons Banos, Flutes, Accordeons, &c, Violin Guitr
and Harp Strings Of the Italian qualities, all OF which VIII
he furnished TO the public and the trade at the lowest rates.
NS. Orders panctualy attended TO-
Philadelphia May, 49, lS50.-6m
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-07-24
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
Chestnut Street. above Seventh Street, Philadelphia

rs central in the immediate vicinity Of the most inpor
tant public Institutions, the best and most fashionable
places Of business and the attractive pubic squares o e
CITY, In the important requisites of light and ventilation
two principal objects aimed at in The recent enlargement
and thorough improvement of this House, is not exceed
ed, perhaps by any establishment in America. To san-
gers, therefore, position is peculiarly desabeMIhe
Subscriber returns thanks to his friends and the puoc or
the liberal patronage they have extended to him, and
sures them that he will endeavo merit continuance OF
their favors. A L. uLA9H'
Philadelphia, June IL, 1S50.--9t.
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.Yt. SCION. .May 10, 1880.

yv,tE undersigned would Just inform his friends and GUS
toners that he is now in receipt Of large and sPIeh
did assortment of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, -,
comprising almost every article usually kept in real
Store All of which he will sell very low for CASH OF 10
punctual customers qpon the usual tlme good supply
OF Lumber always hand. Also, lew more oil the Li'
inston Plough and points for sale. ,,,,n ,1or,1r
=, v NToy TX 1SS0-Sm.
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TO TElE PUBLIC.

nN and after the 18th inst our tri-weekly daylight line
" Of Four Horse Post Coaches will be re-
moved between Lexington aud StauntOn, leaving Staunon
at If o'clock, A. NJ, Mondays "Wednesday and Fridays,
dine on the route and reach Lexington early the same
evenng-retuning leave Lexington alter oTeaNas oi"e
ON the route and reach StauntOn early III 'ne
,Tbe ,eynlar mail Line leaves Sauuon on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays at II o'clock, A NJ dimes on
che route and arrives Lexington early the same evening"
and returns on the alternate days. as formerly by ''S
line passengers connect with all the departing n0S n
ther point. WM' L rANi'AA ~ w.
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sTAUNTON SPECTATOR.
TERMS.

Nd. Tne "SPECTATOR'' is publi'he" once" -.
VINO Dollars year. If paid IN GdsG"es, - ,.ox
and FIFTY Cents delayed beyond the of n,
No subscriptions toillbe dscOnirn"ed 0"' ~ Wv
Edi!o, ,until GlIarrearGgese Paa'". ,,,.,bo
&C. Al communications to the Editors 'y "a''' ''"''0'
postpaid or they ,cillnot be ette"ae@'0 >o ,s.
nr.s 1DYERTLsE1lENTS Of t'0elre lines (or .e's'l
Inserted three times for dollar and h'eny'e GEMS p'
each subsequent Continuance Larger
same proportion. liberal discount ~a@s 10
Che year.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-07-24

STEAMBOAT cAsuLrrIEs IN 1s50-A list Of tn,
steamboat. casualties, and the losses of life by them,
during the present year, published in the St. Louis
Union of the 3d. There have been sixty-seven boats
lost by being blown up collisions, fire, snagged, &c,
&C.. causing the loss Of four hundred and six.y-one
lives, and number Of persons injured and scaldsd.
besides the loss Of property.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-07-24
CLOT HIN &.
LET the longest Pole knock down the 'SimIOns."

VxrAIDAURR S, POLIdTZ, are daily receiving iIesn Tres
w snnplqs Of Ready-made Clothing, at Their
r,h;obI Eetohlisbment which they can, owing TO pc
enar advantages afford sell at lower prices than any OK
their acqnainlances this side Of Baltimore any resPo
sb individual doubts the fact all he has to DO TO sas
himselfis to call examine and compare their Stock WIN
any othern the market They are not more gwen 70 ooas.
n tb,n the generality Of mankind, bat they mast when
% 1T Al t{er well selected and assorted Stock ot Goods
own. and feel that they have right TO be proud Inc
following are few of the Goods now in store .,, 49,,
SnperioF Fine Fock Dress and Sack Coats OF Jasmine
rett; Summer Cloth, Drab, Brown Linen ana 0ooon
Coats various coors Fine Black and Fancy Cashmere
Linen and Cotton Pants; Black Satin, Silk and Fancy
Sill and Satin Cashmerett, Cassiueu and Linen Vests
Cans Hats, Cravats, Hankechefs, and every other ar
ticle usually kept in Clothing Store.
g,.nntnn May Is 1850.
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MclN TOS HIS
WIFE a A77IEIlAIhID lzI02ElAlL0
Corner Howard and Baltimore Streets, Baltimore

VNHE undersigned proprietor of the above House, wSad
most respectfully inform his friends and the travelling
public generally that he has just completed MS repairs au'
improvements on the Hotel having refurnshed and paint
cd and also enlarged it. so as to make it in every way
comfortable and pleasant Being thankful for the liberal
encouragement heretofore bestowed on his House. he Pedg
es himself to use his utmost efforts please al who may
patronise him. JOHN Mcl1> iOoIi'
Baltimore July 10, l85O-6m.
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New Books, &c.

VpIoTORIAI, Brother onathau,(or 9TH July; Magazines
i for June Humes History of England, new cheap ed d.
lion Nlilmans Gibbons Rome, new cheap eaSn a ~
Puchero, or mixed dish from Mexico BY RlcGafu Ii1
Sherry, NJ d., L. S. M BenjamnS Architect hSl'eu
American House Carpenter; Smiths lst Book IN ue09,a
pny en-" Smiths Is, Arilhmec Smiths Abridged As
,,ononny lust received aud for sale by
Saunton, June II, 1850.
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SoSo.-Oh, marry the man you love girls, vou nm
get him at all if heis rich Cresus, or mn, =. Jon
in his fall Pray do not marry for pelf gill, twill b,;0
your soul into thral, but marry the mo- Won lov. -
ifhis purse is ever so small On ns,sr marry s,. sas
whether he's little or tall nell make fool Of Assf and
you, he knows nothing well tut to dnwl. Rp. m.,,,.
sober man, girls there are Few Left on ths ball ..a vos
never rue the day. girls, that you ever married =, n,
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Winchester's Patent Shoulder Seam Shirts.

rJ,S Improved and sysematized cat q Shirts is adapted 70
the form of the neck breast and shoulders gyg ease anu
comfort TO the wearer obvatng ot The difficulties SC
Generally experienced i'll fitting shirts The attention
Strangers visiting Philadelphia particularly invited to TINS
tcle as supplying desideratm long desired hh supply q"
wavs on hand and made TO order at short notice.
PHILADELPHIA, May 90, lS50.-N.
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yNCEsESTER s. SCOTT.

Il
l72 Chestnut St. few doors above seventh Phadelpha.
Manufacturers of Patent Shoulder Seam Shirts Collars,
Bosons and dealers in Hosiery, Glores, Under
Garments Sc, SC.
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81 The Hindoo law says :-astriks no, ere.
with biossom,a wife, though she be gully Of thou.
sand faults" The English law would LEI you Chit
her again" with what the blossom grows on.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-07-24

eDd you ever know any body be killed by iighninrrs
Never by lightning" replied Pat, in an under topes
huude shure, as knocks 'em to pieces in country"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-07-24
JULY asEgo 1880

Look at ,Ms-Read it through-then CONS and 0ay
Cheap Goods.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-07-24

INDIGO, Madder, Alum, Copperas, Extract and Chip-
ped Logwood Salts Sulphur, Pepper, Alspice, Cinna-
mon, Nutmegs that can DO had for asking.
June 8. 1850. w. G. STERRETT.
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POETRY.
roa THE SPECTATOR.

MEssns EDroRs: The first four of the following stahzas arc
well known and much admired "the Words Of cy
f song The remaining five have never seen puOhea 'hey
include some of "the loved ones" not cat home"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-07-24

GRAIN CRADLES-The subscriber has just received
"a lot of very superior grain cradles OF mani
which he offers low Persons in want are requested 10 cal
.nd ar.Nine GEO. e. PRICE.
June 10, 1850.
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Building, Hardware and Tools at Low Prices.

BUILDERS, Store Keepers and others are invited to
~ call at
WILLIAM M. McCLURE'S
g,,;Lnr Hard,rare and Tool Store No. 2S7, Iddr6es
Street. beloto sth, Philadelphia.
be- Examine his large Stock hear his prices, and he
convinced that his get more goods, more ate
on &c. for their money than they possibly could at any
other Store in the CITY. Call and see us.
Philadelpha April "a, lS50-6m.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-07-24

DICE and Water Crackers just at hand and Tor sale oJ
Ia limo 5 1850. VIM G.. STERRETT.
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sEwELL, MERREFIELD & CO.,
Wholesale Grocers, and Commission MerchantS'
CORNER OF LOMBARD STREET AND cHEAPsipE,
B.aLTTNORE.
,,,rs ~ spwrrt WILLIAM II. sANNEY,
zoe ,,rpppp,pID SAMUEL D. owINGs,
Baltimore, July 10, lS50-ly.
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I'll CHRD.
SOMETHING FRESH.

CHARLES H. BALL has just received another sup,
" DIV of FRurs CoNFEcTioNARIgs, &c., consisting IN
mart Of Oranres Lemons, Figs, Prunes Dates Almonds,
Pecon Nuts &C., sc. Also, Candies of every variety,
with few Cans of those fine Pekled Oysters Call at
the Confectionery Establishment opposite the Spectator or
fce
Starnton. July 10, 1850.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-12-21
Piano Forte Warerooms,
No. III Chcsnnt Street, Philadclphi.

no. IA thesnM Street, fhtadciphia.
The old stand occupied for more than one third
ola century by Geo Wilig, Esq.
.--!z.zs..-u-a'r The undersigned would most re-
- - rSpecttully announce 10 the public
j :: j Jthat he Is AGENT for more than
TWENTY Of the most celebrated manufacturers Of
Boston, New York, Philadelphia and elsewhere
and is constantly receiving from them PIANOS
OF the richest and most varied styles, of superior
tone, and Of the most superb finish, Of 6. to
Octavcs. which are warranted equal to any man
utacturnd either in this country or in Europe.
just received also, Il further supply of CAurch
ami Porior organs, Of beautiful patterns, and
fine tones.
His Wareroom is constantly supplied with
choice selection Of SERApIINrs and MrLoproNs
from the oldest and most extensive lnanutacto-
rics in thc United States; among which is a new
style REED ORGAN, having Carlnrts patent
improvements with Gilt pipes in front, and case
elegantly carved and hiahy ornamental.
Turning md Repairing Salvador La
Grassa, DISTINGUISHED Piano Forte Manu- .actu-
rer and Organ Builder, will attend 10 orders,
Aug 3l-5m OSCAR G. B. CARTER.