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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-26

The One, /. nj c.s,i. ear,,e..

Ihe repetition Of Ac fsvort- ep. Of l., scnnsS~-
la drew sgait las ning. large and fA-hisua-
bic seemhlage Of e lovers % the rvrnn art CT nude,
end The opera u fourhoui sustained With ths
vocal trendor the fret night q It's representation
The duetx 81 the Close q tie lrst act betvesn AninA
and Evino ndered with such Artistic exceilsuse
snd hnrnor that the most enthusiasts cheering fol,
lowed and continued until Bosio salvi rop~ stpd
~ they we're then called before the curtain and we've
cheer,d elth the most marked eathusissm Mariui
VIZ III A. R0doifo; his po~crfu round. aud deep
voiuo - hcd evtry pert q the house Tue other
acs we're a. Elective the first che Of tho audience
oe Sg detiRttcd with he tesutul blending Of haN
salvi Whose upper register II the rwcetest and
heoaovs we have listened 10. Tse orchessraiso
wac h liisntly harmonious snd ths choruses
dsryd 18th unity and precision. Msr-tsck Should, "
al nacsne, rtpest La Scrnamtua' psxt week ss the
music Is 20 familiar and melodious that 10 viii be sse
to drs~ full houses greet treat Is offered ror thfs
evt Ming the opers selected beixs la fsvori n ana
whep The frrquenter Of the operA Houe src INF rnes
that sgror Ksols ths great baritone who crested oes
astneation while sirgng hers With TIE Havans oemps
ny, Will axe his APPEARANCE Alphonsa, via het"n,
the crcesDt tenor Zen srJo trsre can oel'ue dovot
tut that there will he another ilUfoe akA Hsagc he-
Utuk he estabbed The Its "a opers IN TINS cny,
I've hes tee a. the greatest tenaN u he nge eos h psr
rc nigh the rrcsts Interest Nii " ca
clted ard ne Care Wi b. visited ~ ttcusants donsx
the eoascn, II % cod AID r"ireestbg, snt Rs
p.R,s - d1icls2 sai ehesnos
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

to have revenge to let IL sp he put irgas with
the other muineers and swore their leader tn.
Glenn then put back to Valparaiso aud wee rut on
board the United States sloOp. OF war Prebie aid
broogbt TO New York. After several ajournments at
last got trial and by the perjury OF Captain 5rss
who were indicted for the same tried and found
guilty OF the farne, Twas, with Them sentenced co 81
hung on the 18th Of July. And now lay In KineNn'
county jail, awaiting for the fatal day.
EDWARD r. DOUGLASS.
Certain rasages have been expungedfo the above
would neither be Instructive to the living creditabs
to the dead n speaks Tor itself Our readers will
how tsiast pn-agrsph coiDcides with the dying decars
ton Of the unhappy young
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WAsuNoTos, July Oh, iss1
Secretary Corwin returned TO this city Last svesaa
and resumed his dIaes ut the Treasury Department. tb
morning
The Uni.n, this morning. Charge President Fnimnr.
with having presided n. abolition meeting
The commencement of tie Georgetown College tssk
place yesterday, Archer o. Virginia. delivering IT,
annual address
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loss Of Eavs Live. ~ .he U,sesssrg OF a ness.

cuNvrAvqur. N " July y 1851.
Five young people usced james Ayrcs Garret r-rssV
Jr, sophrania Pcrsey, Mary Crippn snd Eansd Daley
went out on the mill pond tho Cbsotsuqae river for
ssi last night. The night quite dark and by SOD
Den movement the boat upset, and oil i've
drowned. The bodies were fouDt this morning rhssr
sces were from l. 70 %
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Health OF Cfaesnn a.

CfrctSrAr, July =, lSsi.
The Beard Of Heath report LOO deaths during the ss
week ak Of which from cholera, and seventy tvs
-er- Children under Eve years Of age
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Hotel Rurnesf.

TsosrsosvuLs july -, fsst
The hotel at Enfield, Conn, destroyed b. Arc y,s
terdsy. II owned and occupied BY Robert Abss
Loes 500 which tbere d insura fur - NO
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Two Men Drowned while Fighting.

BosroS, July n, 1851.
Two men, named Murray and uenneasy, whic en-.
pioyed In unloading schooner at the wharf In Charles
town got into fight Al TO dey duras which th-v
fell overheard and we're both drowned.
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Thur der storm at Portland Man Killed by
Lightning.

PORTLAND, July 70, 1851
This evening, severe thunder storm passed over
city. TIE lightning struck house in Adams street,
killing james W. Shillinfss. aud stunning George W
Bes and several others The house badly shAtsrss
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~ = w B BY Il r. l. Il u II A p 81.
N~~>-~NNo~No|ON~sr>~OrO-~~~
MPoRrfAT BRITISH MOVEMENT IN MEXICO.
~'~N~~~~o~~~>0--~v>o-.>e~
CLERGY RESERVE RIOT IN CANADA.
~>@|No0o>e~o~>>>~~~S>~>o<
AFFAIRS THROUGHPUT The CaINTRY.
FAIRS THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY.
Important from Mexico,

Hgw CaLEASs, July 81 IsSt
Dates .om herdco to the Jth inst announce that tho
British Minister has advised the Mexican government
tnat decisive measures would probably be taken once
ifthe claims of Bpgih creditors not settled before
the next packet sa,d The f,eIch Spanish Minis
ssrs said thsir governments m,st do likewise
The Dsnish brig Proper with she Prussan Minister On
bssrd recently wrecked at gera Crus. All the pa
sen gers saved.
EeTolution starting up in sil quarters of Mexico
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Roof Fen in-B1nn KILLED.

DU-xEK, July -, 1851.
part Of the roof Of the New York and Erie Railroad
machine shop, which the workman in tbs act Of
raising, fell thb morning hips Isaac Harrison of Buf
fsio the principal mechaAc, and slightly nsuriss I've
hnrS
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prrrssUza. July IS, 1854
The rivss Is stationary, With foSr feet aud half %
water 10 TIE chsnnl. There IL 10 genx.I pen Il
interest
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H4susoES, July IS, LSsi.
Tho Southern mail, a. tAls due, has arrived. bot
bring no news Of importance
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Clergy Reserve Rioe at Toronto--rhc DIilt-
tary CaMcd Ont SO.


Las night the Anthology Reserve Association held
meetias which vas called 10y the Mayor, in St. Law
renee Hall The high chu7ch party called meeting for
the same hour, and addressed tho In the mos, IN
1smmatory language, inciSng them TO break UP TIN,
anthology reserve meeting The mob proceeded TO 81
Lawrence Hail. and attcmISei to force their way m
stss but driven back They then pre- others
SONS The Mayor received over oae Of his sy,s By
a. stone. The riot act read and the military called
cat The mob finally dispersed, without Loco of lie,
ssout two O'Clock this morning.
Characterization ns New Orleans, K.
NEw OaL,ass July 25, 1851
mass aeeting snd procession took psoe Last night
t. celebrate the Cuban revelation.
The steamship Union has arrived from New Ycrf
Late from Santa Fos tho Far Wese, 80.
ST. Louie July 2S, 1851
The Rru5acon has later destches fro "a Indepe adsaS~
TIC Santa Fs mail had reached that place
The mail carrier attacked b. Ind,sns ON the rost
bat suffered no injury.
The Territorial Judges, with traders had arrived
from Santa ye.
Colonel Summers command took tie Fort Rrut route
soms Of tho troops stn sick but there vsry
little sickness amongst the trains.
We have as yet no cholera at Sc Louis. Tho TODD
number of deaths yesterday Is
A party Of gentlemen, among them Mr. Kendall e
the New Orleans Pcaya<, Lords IHEvulisI- and Dulon
have sit Cor Port Laramie
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During Thursday afternoon, Mr. Daniel H. Gsvit
tsSuetrcctJrtt corner Of broadway aud Murray
conveyed dsruerrcctyrc apparatus 60 the prison yard
and Doug as sat fer hs keuoss and four Impressions
rore tsken bc'son wns also taken by tho me artist
End cory 81 each was presented the JSsnu6f the
unfortunate young men. Mrs Douglass expfr.4J her
fscsf muoa er.tif.d ct the kird Present. G
Ne csnpct conclude t5is narrative q the S1cution
Without extending our scknoviedg me pts Marshal
Taiimsdge snd his efficient aids aud also 70 Idmoods
eDd his ecrpt deputies for the courteous aud obeing
yusDpsrs exhibited towards the MONITORS OF the press
during ths execution: ard. must eny. that the ma
psgreDt and the erection Of tho Instrument death we're
eHscuted IN the best and most perfect BY Mr.
Bogert
9Bz MOTT BEPorE rBE EXBCyTroT--scENEs IN THE
CHININAs' CELLS.
At the clnc OF the prison CeSs, Thursjay evening
The nsbt prior "a the execution about O'Clock the
beer brkeD mother ~ Dougse took her lad fond
bfscs and farewell " her earth. Tue
peisDcboy ADD extremely heart rvucug ard coo cslu
III % HsA1 a. everlasting cIFttssicn tncss tbo
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-02-26
psyl.lgS Head 10 Ell
DHNin5mg, Union county, Penn'a.
CHARLES GE0TZ3R

u
N ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens Of
IL Union county. and the public in general,
that he has leased the above stand. for many
years occupied by his Father, and is now pre-
pared 10 accommodate friends and the travelling
community in q manner acceptable TO all.
The HOUSE is large and roomy, we'll orran-
ged in all it's departments, and every care will be
taken to render his guests comfortable and happy.
His TABLE will always be furnished with the
choicest de,icacies OF the season. and the best the
market can afford. The BAR will at all times
be attended by careful persons, and none but the
very best OF liquors will be kept. His STABLES
are ample and convenient, and The OSTLEkS
punctua and attentive.
In short. he pledges himself to enteavor to
give general satisfaction to all, and hopes by
slrc, attention 10 business TO merit and receive
a liberal share of patronage.
Nifiinburg, June 20. 1850
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-02-26

We hear frequent comP'alnis oi lie
brief, incomplete, and unsatisfactory ac-
counts which The telegraph furnishes o'
events and proceedings in different parts O.
the country. Ii is said TO furnish l1si
enough to spoil the details when the'
come 10 hand. MICH OF truth Us there IS
in this charge, we maeine The telegraph
or those, more properly, who cater 10 II,
Lightning uses, are equally open TO opposite
complaint. Ceriainly. great part Of III"
matter published under tie the head Of TEL
earaphic dispatches is The mo,t useless an
unimporlant stuff ina gipabIr, ,"hlch wcu'd
not be noticed if received by due course o.
mad in papers, bat which, as II is paid To-
at The rate of cen, d word or so, editors
think they must spread out in their mos
prominent type.
A dai reader Of city journals viii nr'
want for illustrations oi dis stale Of things
5u, here is one, occurring n The Congre--
sional repor, Of the New York Journals
rha, is more ridiculous ihan most Of lhos'
We daily meet:
"Nr. E,ars asked NJ Fitch 10 yield Ihr
floor
Mr.. F'ch positively REUSED.
"Mr. Evans said something.
sM5. F;'.h said something in reply"
O. Ia, immense inP1rtanre 1t = IN
these DAYS o. Congress vcrh"~,'f, 1"
know that M. F;rh ,lh something, ,"Ini
Mr.Esans said >ome'En- in rp'y" VI hat
emotions do such >'ari.inI srnlence>, t'n
sacd 10 para graphs, wok"n "a the mi'a-
How the snut rht's, aS ihr great io"i i
translated to ii. that Mr Evan> >3d some
ih;nc,' aui T. ha; 4 r.'arn'a1 ''!r oi ''ti"'-
flows over it. So close nap1 III 5-s'. c"'n"'
the farther Solemn ii-I mat "Ar. i'l''t
said something IN rF'y h-L 'rHnshc d
Republican.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-02-26
CANCEROUS SCROFrrr,A

Mr. J. B HAsKIS of Rome. Oneida Co. " Y yr-o r,. - ,
of ScroIll 1916, 20 tbs f;efs related sr,
in the SUPREME Court in the Gin sr - - "a
18Th Of December 1879, under the following cr.,c 10
A person in the City Of Nels York had man, -
tended a spurious article of medicine cs1+ [, pg.I
ISDIAx MEDICINE, IL i1zi,It0H Of tie genuine me-
prosecuted obtain damages, in tie ylnrar.
the City of New YORK. and the case was refyJ.4 r.
J. s BoSwoTH, Esq 81 Liberty street an EN- ne5-
Referee take the testimony. The def-u1ar-
uahGaOn Of damages, that the Propre,ors Of BrsB NJ -
had in published FALSE STATEMENT. ~ -
thus had committed fraud on lie public and fa:
not entitled 10 damages. Tie Of lfr Iflsq yas 80,
being JIlse, and HazSlns as l-i,ae. a -5 =
the FAcTs published, and his 'estizscHy MORE
the publication '-'
NJ. HAsKIN sa ~ well arglaaas III Pr,,,. P.,e.
ractksve us=i II i1r Scr fi r~ss. s-s-
badly sih.ctsd BY a-7ts4 yr7 -
I could not Ave-lst M nej4a- csai n ..-..
nneiiae whsa l..-s - I's- f-- [
to bed long tine cl-!i ~. y .--i- r
that Il could s= iist up arl- ..
top hole eaten usy11ga g 1r ur-t
sut nut al the hole, - -.
smother under aS it-, had eaten -
side. body could b. is a. a
from shoulder elbow as,za % 4. t.-
eral other ulcers also. used Baa sssa' -. ~ RI. -
bottle lasted s'egea oa ,-s --.
spoonful AZ a ao-e' ta- bottle 90 stfra -
out OF bed the fec5Ha bottle tD1z th= r q.
strengthened aaa heslei Hsy o. ~.
the drugstore Of Bis~i
tie bottle bottle HEALED ITrER- ..-..
rraH abOa; ag- toe snd - r-.e -
CURE, and % sso4 aeahs FOR FtLL Pysgj Z
k.fRS. SEE RRdNT7y PiIF HLEIy
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-02-26

EGr 4 brother editor remarks, that he
does not prepare a paper to be thrown aside
without reading, as is done by many who
take paper, and, without ever knowing
It's contents, declare it is of no use to them.
We hope omr paper has no such patrons
We do. from the bottom Of our-ink-
stand
See here, boys and girls, young men and
mailens, how do you spend your leisure
time? IF you spend it in snoozing in
some corner at homc-in idle conversation
about your neighbors, bcaux, and "the
girls"-in ignorant or angry disputation
abou, religion or pa!iticz-in silly, shallow
slang at stores, tavcrnr, shops, Kitchens,
parlors, or elsewhere; if YOU spend time
as foolishly as this, We can tellyou much
better way. Go 20 your common iiresidc,
and let some one of you read aloud; good
book, or magazine, or newspaper, and let
all the others listen 2.ten..vely This Will
learn You to read, and give you more true
knowledge, and more happiness, than 4
year of {. loaGng' among l!thy, rude com
pan.ons, CT Cabling, ignorant girls. In
this way You may please and benefit your
parents, brothers and sisters, Or your mas
ter and fellow apprentices Or clerks. How
many eide words" are foolishly spoken
how many vicious hough's and deeds, there
are, consequent upon mis-spent time. In
shops, if one person could read aloud, it
would be infinitely better than the worth
less conversation often carr:cl en- there.
If you have any time u spare from work,
from business, or from study, ai:er taking
sufficient exercise, and have no. convc-
niences 1t your hands, 60 to ilrry or
readins room, and tAerc spend yenr time
and money. This You viii never regret.
But shun the billiard room, the g,a-,hoP,
and all the other varied haunts Of vice
and pollution, (by whateyer names ca!led,)
as you would the gates Of Lell.-Goo!
advice
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-02-26
Beware of counterfeits!

This medicine has attained that character which
it is necessary for all to attain to induce counter
feiers to put forth spurious article at the risk Of
the lives of those who are inGocently deceived.
Look weT 10 the MARKS of fhhe Genuine.
They have the written signature OF C:M'JAe ksoN
upon the wrapper. and the name blown IN the
bottle, uithout chich they are spurious.
For sale. wholesale and retail, at the GERMAN
MEDICINE STORE, No. 100 ARCH ST.. one
door below Sixth. Qste of lis Race St.) Philad-
epha. and by respectable dealers generally, the
country throughout. 1y330
Also torSale By SF.LYNDAL L, ,LewisJurg, Pa
Also by DR. THORNTON, do
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-02-26
A DYING WOMAN SAVED.
CONSUMPTION CURED!

vs vc the following certificate as fac: Of cure wri
goes TO prove the royver save LIE even when the ;soo
secrss TO be in the very last stages OF eisien WIN an
Indian PglzloaaTy Balsas. is administered
We give the following certificate fact Of cure, which
goes to prove the power lie even when te pfr's
10 be in the very last stasgs OF existence "a
BFdaf's IgGGR Pulmonary EdisGn. = a!n.nssIti -4s
dUes not stand aionc-we couli MINI HANf rs
niGrrel0ns and aS,0fadiHg-ant hEaa-eLs oi -
cases and thousands OF cases called tON>L NJ .ll'
THIS CURE was effected the VIE OF $50 -
DyKENA< OF the of Bcitst1i, S-oi,.si o. ~ d
Mrs Dykeman was pronounced dg'Fg anu 'ii' u!
went 10 the store Of Mr. JOHN " All u P'-'se l- r
strOid and Other burial materials, Nr-'- T. '.-
would die She in the '1s' sag OF a' s-- -
much oppressed and eStrSssst-atl . i'.'e "a
graf distress, and make dyiES Fi-a- -r .'...
Dy kcrlan per suadcd 10 We her saEs' ut
INDIAN PULMONARY BALSAM." H. t-aS t-e -.'il
home with the shroud, and gave portion = BIS VI
relieved her-she continued 10 take I lni ~ r.'e' =
GOOD HEALTH. and she has continued Et igv -i'- -
ycars-see Pamphlet tor particulars
Mr. DYKEMAN swore - the above facts before -l-' T.
YouNG, ESQ., of Bdlls:Oa spa. 2gih Afra, lis
THos. q. iouNG, Esq, justice, ,eiL7rs u. ! a. >
known Mr.. Dykcman many ysars-lnI tat g. ! ''.s
their ,cortly and respectable ot,s, sri , -'
WAIT, the merchant spoken 1t aI-yt ESQ - -.s 3. =
good character of NJ. i.iCEI4. AMI i4.t Ar w.
quainied VITA al the fcts, having Lari taell '' ~
en- OF by DyseWGa
Grants Pulmonary Balsam
cures CONSUMPTION ..rts. C'-2s. S7-' p r t.e.-
HisedRg q ifs LHR.s r. 81 %. tF i'' an ~. -,
Sce1fs, Ns-r0Hs Complaints HGiPEfi'0n ~ "'e - -,
Ck0lsrG IgfaHtirq Dg>sG-e- >11r-ar li - =. -
FEMALE WEAKNESSES, a. 7-t a. lg -ii-'i5 h--'-
DOCTORS and PHISICIiIS RECOdlLSh
The follow ing named Doctors and Plyl-'ils '-4'' -
Y recommended BRAEI'S MEDICINES -
DR.. y. HUBBARD. StarGi1ri, Conn
DIR. J. n SMITH. Watr-lown, y. y
Dr. ROSSQAN l32 Henry street, brooklyn n 1
Dr. 7. ~. HUME, auburn y Y
Dr.. GEO. FRANCIS liaGetown. Conn
DR.. GEO 4. ROGERS, Bath, y l.
Dr. :. WHITE FrCdonia, n y.
DR.. G.. B. GALENTiNE Byron y. Y
DR.. J. o. SillPMAN, Fayetteville. " l.
Dr. :. SKINNER, Henry street. BrookiyH y ..
Dr. y, SIiIPslAN. Cortland, n \.
For sale by DR. L 4 ii Thornton, Lew
burg; Edwd Wilson. New Berlin; O,-,,
Selinserove G & F C Moyer, FIeeburg' '
Backhause. Middeburg; Will n ElIert, ii'''+'
on ; Antes & Mench, Mii,llnburs
All letters and orders must he adtres's- -
" Wa!lace & Co LOG. Broadway. \ ew 'TA
Iya2Si
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-02-26
BRANT'S lNCiAlt
PULMONARY DhLG.I

This Balsaus Possesses O." the csas-'ar Eli la- --
Frtzss OF the abOye-Hamel PCEIFYlSG LA-i-- he. --
possesses several other metlr.onS. pIT't-e IT. a'i 7fr
harry adaptsd 20 cgrt COUGl(S AMI CuS>I y. !-.N-.
heals and c-t- rlcers the LLHgs and escH-'-c .-
h. a. ready and easily tie Pr-gas L-il.i as
and cures externally
TaYrs .Sns OF cures of tho bopslsgf C1HslIf-1
fully prove is almost miraculous ehsacy Il. a. 4ta-ts =.
he II-NGS TIEOAT ard RhLAST.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-02-26
IT is A FACT,

ONE se'(-evldent, and worthy OF every
" consideration, that no Miller can make
good clean -four wilhou, he has good clean
wheat. suppose you wish to know the
remedy. tell you-it is to get one Of
Bergsfresser's Whcaf Scourers, or Smut
Machines. He being an old, practical and
experienced Millwrisht has invented, got
up and put in successful operation the best
Wheat Scourer now 10 use. Any person
ordering machine and afterwards finding
that it does not prove TO operate as repre-.
senled, there shall be no sale, as these ma.
chimes are to be warranted good. Further
recommendations are thought unnecessary.
He is now having supply made at Lewis.
bug. by Messrs. Geddes & Marsh. Orders
for machines. or letters Of inquiry, will be
promptly attended to. Machines will be
sent and put TO all orders. Address
------.------- ]. BERGSTRESSER,
Lewisbure, Union Co. Pa. f329
Inconsistencies. Judement. and
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-02-26

BOARDING..

VNHE subscriber avails himself OF the col
umns of the Chronicle in publishing 10
the citizens of Lewsburg and vicinity that
he has opened BOARDING HOUSE in that
large and comfortably arranged house. formerly
kept as Temperance Hotel by James Kelly, two
doors cas-, Of the Franklin House, Market street.
He is prepared to say that his Table shall have
the best the Markets can afford, and the Lodging
of Boarders shall be as comfortable as can be
desired. ]. 5. SIEKNEk.
N. B. A team and carriage
will be kept to convey passengers to and from the
Packet Boats. Lewisburg, March Is, 1854
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-02-26

TIME undersigned continues to furnish to order
on the most reasonable terms. Pianos. from
The Mandatory Of CONAN MEIER, Philad'a.
whose instruments are too well known TO need
any panegyric, having uniformly received the
commendations of the most eminent professors
and composers Of Music, and the award of the
premiums in New York. Philadelphia and Boston.
For qualities Of tone. touch, and keeping in tone
up TO concert pitch, they can not be surpassed by
either American or European pianos.
Instructions given on the Piano as heretofore.
Reference may be made to any Of those parents
or guardians who have pupils committed to his
charge He may be seen at his residence at Mrs
Me,zger's. First street, Lewisburg. where terms
and particulars will be made known.
The most popular and favorite Airs and Music
of different kinds received il is issued from The
different musical establishments in the Cities.
Nayl CHARLES KALISCH