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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-27

III ATURE produced what man could not invent
L But mans created, the worlds content;
A Fountain bursts upon the public eye;
Amusement seizes that passes by.
Thy "F7ou9ng Fountain" invented for our USE
Is made to fit the pocket and to hold the Juice;
Encompassedin of gold or silver,
Designed to suit the taste ofevery behoder.
What Tourist would not substitute in place,
The rude inkstand and ruder case?
The "Pen' within whose glittering barrel lies
Aprecious "Inky Fount," that neverdies.
And still we hesitate as we er marchingron,
Doubling Or no there is not mischiefin t.
That some eood-for nothing man
1spractisng his slight of hand!
Now gentle reader, trustn me,
This "lmhy Fount' is all you see
There's no deception any where
1t flows as free crystal air.
At the Richmond Mandatory corner of Main and
Eleventh you will find Pens and Spcctcles Gases and
Foua1ns at the South and the first in the
land Falter not but come forward and help if YOU can
ap5-6m RICHMOND MANUFACTORY
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ESREsEs IMPORTATIONs,j ustrecevod by D

ENREsIa IMPOKTATIONs, justreceivod by D
II II. LONDON.
Dicks celebrated Spool Cottons
Mousines and English Prints
Blankets Ca1nbrics Vestings and Cloths
West England extra Cassimeres
Black, blue. aud brown Cloths
Buck skin Gloves made by Dent, Anencrof & Go
London. oc21-tf
TUYHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE IN STORE and offer
4 for sale on accommodating terms viz:
800 bbls. prime Orleans Molasses
25 bbls. Clarified Sugar, Louisiana Refinery
25 bbls. Orleans Granuated Sugar
$4,000 lbs Todd's Family Bacon, hog round
200 Todds extra Family Hams
200 kegs Briggs Family Lard
100 kegs four rendering) Lard
rs hhds. Western Sides
10000 lbs. do Shoulders
300 boxes Hyde's Soap
100 do Fancy do
zoe do Jackson's Candies
so do do Soap
900 bbls. Cincinnati Rectifed Whiskey
100 do Old Rye (1s43) do
so do Jersey Apple Brandy
10 do do Peach do
80 half and or. pipes Cognac Brandy otard. Du
puy & Co., and other brands
IS bbs. Orleans Rum
l puncheon Antigua Rum
rs half pipes Spanish Port Wine
| 1870 boxes Claret Wine, approved brands
1000 reams Wrapping paper
| 100 kegs Beatys Sporting Powder
CHAs. T. WoRTHM & co.
GUGARs. MOLAssEs, sc.
| ~ so hhds Orleans Sugar, fair to choice
| so barrels Coffee Sugar
| 25 hhds prime crop Cardenas Molasses
| 10 do strictly prime newcrop Porto Rico do
| 100 bags prime Rio Coffee
100 do do Laguayra Coffee
Is bales Mocha Coffee
50 hall chests and boxes Gunpowder Tea
25 do do black do
SO barrels No. 3 Mackerel
100 half and quarter barrels and Kits No Mackerel
| 25 whole and half barrels family Roe Herrngs
| 100 barrels Taliaterro's extra Flour
| Receiving and for sale by
| e. H. SINKEKR,
NH Is No. Is Pearl stree
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SOM T. TING NEW.

THE CELEBRATED WEATHER STRIP,
YUNHE subscriber having purchased the exclusive RICH
Il to make and vend the newly invented WEATHER
STRIP generally in in the Northern cities is now
county of Henrico.
By applying them to doors exposed to the weather they
efectualy prevent rain and from beating into the
house.
They can be fitted water tight any still however
even the surface may be- For inside doors they the
very thing as they do away with the carpet strip fin
USE and cause the carpet lay smooth and level in door
ways.
The subscriber will furnish and put them on and after
fair trial they do not give satisfaction they will be
showed and no charge made.
BY calling at his shop of Main and 9th streets
the application can be seen.
my24-1m VIM. FORBES Builder.
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CONSUMPTION

NAN BE CURED DR. HASTINGS'S
~ COMPOUND SYRUP OF OFNAPHTHA.-The wonder
and doubt felt by the medical faculty when Dr. Hastings
proclaimed the durability Of pulmonary consumption by
the of Naphtha remedial agent has now, after
eight years of trial. settled down into deep conviction
cannot % S' be cur cured az bS y Dr. HxsTINGss coMPoGNHDD
SYRUP OF NAPHrlIA In every case in which it has
followed by immediate relief and ultimate In the
9Satinga during sve years tba The NspStba has been
in there has not been single death from disease of
week In ncpient stages of Consumption the eff
feet Of the Naphtha Syrup is almost miraculous, and
the more advanced stages and even in the third OF last
dreadful division Of this hitherto ncurable disease its
the expecoraon of the tubercles in cheese-ke part
cles mixed with mucus, blood etc. and most gene
ing the Naphtha Syrup the formation the tuberces
is almost instantly arrested the foreign matter thrown
breathing Immediately becomes easier and the patient
the third night after first taking the Syrup Is often
able to enjoy quiet nights rest thing unknown for
"''A' THE TRIAL OF SINGLE BOTTLE
is all that asked by the proprietor prove this med
cine to be all that has been stated
Bronchitis has in this remedy sure and speedy cure
and is Acknowledged by all tie medical faculty to be
without rival in the speedy of bronchitis both
COUGHS, COLDS AND cATARRHs
yield TO the influence of the Naphtha Syrup often In the
short space of forty-eight hours
This distressing and weakening accompaniment to
use Of the Naphtha Syrup.
SPLITTING OF BLOOD.
The most severe attacks Of splitting of blood have in
varaby been stopped within the short space of thirty
minutes and all disposition to of the
prevented In conclusion the proprietor warrants the
Naphtha Syrup to be not only the best but the only
tain cure for Pulmonary Consumption, and all other
diseases of the lungs
The short space of newspaper advertisement will not
admit of the publication of the many hundred certh
Gates received BY the agents in this city and also from
part of the United States, but every In te
rested e requested to call and perse them at the Office
No l4 0reenwch-st where pamphlets and every infor
nation will be freely furnished None genuine without
the written signature Of NJ. A. F. HARRISON on the
wrapper of each bottle. 81 bottle six bottles
for So
Principal Office No 15l Greenwich street, New York.
Also for sale at the following places E Guion No
l2 Bowery; Jno. b Dodd, No. III Broadway; J. /.
Coddngton, No. 93'Hudson-st.
Bewarefof oounterfelts. yi8 8m%
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MR.. C. WRIGHT's
DANCING ACADEMY.

MIR. BOND TAKES THIS METHOD OF
1Vl informing his friends and the public that &
he will commence the Dancing Season TUES ( 81
DAY, September I'd, 1851, at his New Assembly <fsR
Rooms, l79 Wooster street, Bleecker, and at 9
the Williamsburgh Garden, foot of South Ninthf-T~
street, Williamsburgh, October I'd, Mondays and W
Thursdays; and at the Brooklyn Institute Washington
street, between Concord and Tllary sts Brooklvn on
the 18th October Wednesdays and Saturdays. Mr. B. viii
introduce in his Academy all the Fashionable o
the season, including every variety Of Fancy Dances
Parents sending their children TO him may rest
that every pains will be taken TO teach them easy and
graceful carriage whiohis accomplishment that ought
not to be overlooked-t adds beauty grace, and Of
motion, that can be gained in other way. School
hours for young misses and masters, from until M
from until for ladies and mssesi from until for
gents and masters. on Tuesdays and Fridays.
To make it agreeable, there will be Quadre Par
ties after school hours for practising Quadres Watzea
and Fancy Dances No extra charge for Fancy Dances
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DAN SWEENEY

I ATE NO. II ANN STREET-REMOVED
IL TO 66 CHATHAM ST.-The undersigned q -
would call the attention of the travelling and 44
resident public to the fact that, in order TO ex Fh
tend his business, and provide sufficient VI We
oommodnOn he has enlarged his saloons aud conduot
his new establishment precisely the plan as his
former one His new stand unsurpassed in extent
comfort and arness by the oity The enlargement
was forced upon him BY patronage and his stand
ent and resident are solicited examine his now pos
ton where will awaysbe found the substantial elements
of life of the best quality and in the excellent
which has rendered his establishment popular.
The above is the only establishments in the city which
he has in any manner, interests and he h0nes to see
bis friends there. I25 Sm* DANIEL SWEENEY
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PEOPIE,S HOTEI.

~ AND 19 CATHARINE SLIP, N. Y,
East side of the Market GEORGE s. -
ST JOHN Proprietor aS5A
This popular establishment having been re- fazs2A
built and newly furnished throughout was VI Np
opened to the public Monday 10th October The house
now contains extension dining the first floor
smoking apd Reading Room the second and the
matnder Of e second third and fourth foors contains
40 neatyttted lodging rooms, which will be found very
convenient for gentlemen desiring transienty OF
permanently.
A8- Baths, shilling each. Ales, Wines, and Ii
quors at the bar. Breakfast, Dinner, and Supper.
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a CERTAIN CURE


ENOR THE PILES.-OFFICE, NO 1873
j. B0WERY, a doors above Spring ST. DIR. UP
HANS Vegetable Eleetuary or Internal Remedy for the
Dr. Uphams Eeotuary is a certain cure for PILES, in
every form and also for every morbid affection Of the
Of certfcates already pubiished More than one hun
dred physicians in this city have united in recommend
ing tito their patients when ordinary have failed
cine yet discovered for Piles and all those peculiar
y distressing affections located in the lower sections Of
the bowels and which frequently battle the skill Of the
most eminent of the medical profession.
citizens is another powerfully convincing proof Of the
efficacy Of this medicine and the truth Of the above
marks:-
to YOU and TO those suffering with the painful disease Of
the Piles to communicate my situation for months
past and the eurprsng cure which your Eeetqary hss
denly severely and continued to grow gradu
Immediately consulted my family physician, and
der his treatment for three months without receiving
any relief Then had recourse to numerous remedies high
ly recommended but experienced no permanent benent
From the alarming symptoms of the. ease convin
ced that the only that could adopt, with my
prospect Of success submit to operation of the
surgeon and this was the opinion OF my physician An
abscess had formed which very distressing and pain
full in its consequenoes it was at this stage of my tua
tion that by accident your advertisement in the
its purchased box Of Mrs Hays in
Brooklyn. Judge what my astonishment, when, af
and at the moment of writing this communication
have used but two boxes and entirely recovered from
body owe to you, sir my profoundest gratitude and
thanks having compounded and given to the public
what candidly believe 70 be sure and speedy remedy
You are at liberty to use this communication or any
part It, you may consider best for your interest,"
for those suffering with the Piles and also allow 70
present my address reference, to any who may be
''P''''' ''sJ.i J. H. y HSVESs No. 80 Burllng slip;
House, Washington Av.. Brooklyn.
The Vegetable Eectuary prepared and sold By the
proprietor O. 1906 Bowery; Mrs Hays, l75 Fulton at
Brookyn-and BY arogsqasS senersy 'hrougSSgs the
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NEW MEDICAL BOOKS.

A COMPLETE PRACTICAL WORK ON
n the nature and treatment of all kinds Of rfv1sn
Affections Of the Urinary DREAMS; Illustrated byh4
great number Of beautifully oolored plates. as f
on Surgery and Diseases Of Private Nature. 1t is
large quarto-350 pages. Second edition-price So
Extract from the Boston Medical and Surgical Journal
1t may be said fearlsssly to be equal to Roords
Act0n's works the family Of diseases and far
superior to anything of the kind published in this
country"
Author Of "The Family Physioian"-price 25 cents
Author of q work lmpotency Sterility, &C. &C.
caused by solitary vice and its deplorable eects 7h
edition. u plates-price 81.
Author of work just published. the Cause of Nat
ural Death or Death from Old Age Longevity etc. ETC.
Developing New and Certain Method of Preventing
the Osshoaton of the Body Arteries, &C. and Of thus
Proongng vigorous, elastic and buoyant Health show
ing How to Keep Young, &C. &c, and of Rendering Par
turition easier and safer. This Book medical but
is intended for the Million especially ladies' Price rs
cents
For sale at the publishers, STRINGER & TOWN
SEND 222 Broadway and by the author No. 5O4 Broad
way. Dl4lyt
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SINGERS
DATENT STRAIGHT NEEDLE PERPEN.

DATENT STRAIGHT NEEDLE PEkPEN .
l. DICULAR ACTION SEWING MACHINE-Secu-
red by Letters Patent of the United States August r.
l5 The only machine having right to use the straight
needle To this machine awarded the first pre- MUM
at the last New York State Fair also first premium a
gold meda at the last Fair of the American Institute
Great improvements have just been added by the inven-
torfor which further patent has been applied. The
character Of the machine for doing all kinds of fine work
is fully established and 1t is the only machine capable
of doing good work.
Machines and Rights for sale at the Office No. 256
Broadway, N. VI also. No. 81 South Fourth ST. Phil
adephia; and No. l9 Harvard Place, Boston
Territorial Rights for sale most favorable terms
l. NJ. SINGER & CO.,
MATS No. 256 Broadway, N Y.
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51ILEEL 5LJKE.
ARS. CLEVELAND. 603 BROADWAY.

MRS CLEVELAND, 603 BROADWAY,
1FI New York, who has obtained the highest medal at
the late Fair of the American Institute exquisite
specimens of needle work, respectfully
friends and to the public generally that she manuacture
and constantly keeps for sale large stock Of superior and
tashionably made linen for gentlemen also Dressing
Gowns, Bosoms, Coars Crayats, Gloves, Hosiery, &C.
Shirts Bosoms Collars &c. &c., made TO order in any
desired STYLE and at the shortest notice. The attention
Of the gentlemen is solicited inspection Of her stock
She ocits the custom OF al who desire any OF the above
articles, which she TO furnish superior style
ofeleganoe.
she has added to her establishment Laundry where
that branch Of business will be carefully attended to-
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JOHN ]. MOFFAT,

NIO. o1S ID n " A W A I, (OffOolIE
Niblos) would respectfully inform his friends and
the public, that he has imported large assortment Of
fancy bos French flowers fruits fancy swapping and
other notices. which he will dispose Of ut the lowest
rates. He also furnishes parties with ice cream fruit
ices 1eies blanc NANCE small fancy ices biscuit gaeie
bon glseie pudding glace, merngue Ia cream, cream
beveroise ornaments and pyramids Of nougat oranges
&o crystalized and brandy fruits, fancy cakes plum
cake ladys cake 80, boned turkeys pattes, chicken
and lobster salad tongues piced oysters dotor
trays cake baskets punch bowl and adle candelabras
brackets SO. &c. Walters snd cooks furnished At the
shortest notice. D1 om~
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MERGERS DINING SALOONS,

II
Nm Y The Proprietor of this popular es se1gr,.
taohshment Mrs EDWIN J. MERcER re caa
epecttully informs her friends and those of t1afs
her late husband, that she still continues her slAkS
Dining Saloons for Ladies and Gentlemen the
Of Ann and Nassau Streets where she trusts by her at
tention she will merit the continuance Of their patron
age. All who ind it necessary breskaGt and dine
down town. will dnd at the old stand Of Ann and
Nassau streets all the requisite eatables and decaces
the market affords.
A LADIES' ORDINARY
Is connected with the establishment to which, by pr
Vate entrances in ANN SrREET, they pass scpa-
rate room, and dine with their friends sooiaby and
quietly q at home.
Thankful for past favcrs continuance of patronage
is respectfully solicited.
T29 Bins MRS. EDWIN J. MERCER.
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pApTSnNlG
RARlSGN -
A VuATTArn AATn TTsAN nED0T

A WNING AND FLAG DEPOT, CORNER
IA BROADWAY AND PEARL STREET, opposite
the New York Hospital where may be found general
assortment of all kinds Of Canvas Articles Silk aud
Bunting Flags Banners of all Nations and varieties
on hand and made to order.
N. B. The celebrated Anti-Mdew solution applied to
Awnings at trhing cost Orders received and attend
ed to from all parts of the City through the Dispatch
Of 49,
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So thorough explanation gIven.-Ths


EAST RIVER BUILDING AND MUTUAL LOAN AS
ISOLATION will hold public meeting at ITALIAN Hall
No. 5lf Grand street, Wednesday Evening" March
IT, 1882 at II p N. to give those who not able
attend the last meeting opportunity Of joining before
the entrance fee is raised VIM B. Mlliken, Esq has
kindly consen ted to deliver lecture before the meeting
giving history of Building Associations from their
earliest to the present time. This will
be the most interesting address delivered before
associations of this kind The public are invited to az
tend. Seats reserved ladies' The office, No. 5l4
Grand st. between Columbia and Sheriff streets is open
daily from II A. NJ to- p. NJ where subscriptions will
be received and all necessary information given En-
trance fee (for the uresont) 81. Monthly dues S3
Hon. OBADIAH NEWCOMB, President.
JAMES WHITE V. Pres SAML. H JORDAN, Asst. V. P.
CHAs. +. ANDERSON, Seoy. MARCUS FERRIs. Attor-
ney and Counsellor 35 Wall st. Ml4 1t%
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MATRTMONY

A RESPECTABLE AMERICAN ME-
"A CHANIC thirty years of age, of good disposition
plain education industrious domestic habits and good
personal appearance would suit Ladies wishing
DIV NAV aadress A. B c. this office, and will please
ton me fixed ddress to which advertiser write
return. N BThe strictest honor and secrecy may be
rallied on MIA It's
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WATcHHs AND JEWELRY

VERY LOW WATCHES AND JEWEL
RY AT REDUCED PRICES.--The subsori- %
ber, having received several largo invoices Of ~
Watches and Jewelry, is now selling of his MfN 81
present stock at greatly reduced prices.
Fine Gold Lepine Watches, holee teweiled for Sl5 M
Gold Detached Levers, full jewclled.. ....... 80 %
Ana ali other kinds Of Watches; Al equally low y ~
Also, all kinds of Gold Chains. Pure Gold Wedding
Rings, Gold Keys and Seals. Gold Pens and Pencils,
Gold and Silver Thimbles Diamond Rings and Pins,
Bracelets Gold Lockets, Cua Pins and Ear Rings Gold
and Silver Spectaces Breast Pins Finger Rings Silver
Fruit Knives Sterling Silver Spoons, Cups, Forks &c.
at much less prices than other house. Gold Watches
IS low as Twenty Dollars each. Watches and Jewery
exchanged. All Watches warranted to keep good time
tho money returned. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry
repaired in the best at much les than tho
prioe5. GEO. G. ALLEN,
Importer Watches and Jewelry Wholesale and Retsjl
.71vDGn - o." '' nv scv1neriv ~ NJ fsi Wsll ..
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A VALUABIE wORK

TNHE TREASURY OF KNOWLEDGE
l. STEARNS & COMPANY, 2O2 William ST., r1nay,
have hand and for sale few copies Of thskfV
valuable work handsomely and duraby bound in s,rh
leather. No library should be without copy. Apply
If want copy that will bear handling without
coming to pieces There only few copies OF this
oeent edition left This work would make excellent
Holiday Present any one whose intelligence could ap-
preciate its value In three, large compact vols
Price 50. STEARNS & CO..
DID 202 William str near Frankfort.
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as- -RemOvaI.-THE MoRAND DAGUERREAN

e9- -RemOvaI.-THE MORAND DAGUERREAN
in 1910, and for the last five
years located at No 1872 Chatham street-has been re-
moved to the beautiful "New Free Stone Building" No
directly opposite Chambers street.
The public are respectfully informed that this estab
shment has been constructed expressly for the Daguer
rian Art and is second to no other aerv in Che limited
possessing other facites both in The choical ana me-
chanioal departments, unequalled.
The reception Room" has been fitted nm expresslv In
view of rendering every both to Ladies and
children. AUG'S MORAND,
"A 5mF Principal Operator.
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BOARD RUDuCED

AT THE PRIVATE MANSION HOUSE,
A5l GREENWICH STREET-Mrs BERT begs IA
leave to inform her friends and the public in gene :
raj, that she has taken the large and commodous
House, No. 81 GREENWICH ST.. near the Battery, and
within five minutes walk Of the Eastern Boats and South
Trains where she will continue accommodate with
good clean beds and airy rooms 81 30 to S3 b0 Day
Boardere 90 cts Baths rratie 81 Greenwioh st. s2S ON
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So United Brothers Land Society -
general meeting Of Society will be held Wash
ington Hall Hester street, of the Bowery
Monday evening next the 18th nst at II O'clock The
punctual attendance Of members is requested full
statement of the affairs Of the Society wilbe presented
and the North half Of Lot l25 will he sold by public
tion-being surplus land Society. By order ofthe
Executive COMMITTEES.
Ml4lt% n. SARSDEN, Truste
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THOMAS HAGUE.

ASTRO- -THEOLOGIST HAGUE,
IA Of Philadelphia the author Of the Uuited States
Horoscope will remain in New York unt MAY Office
1731S Yarick street. Terms for reading natvi and
consultations on auy subject respecting mans destiny
fate ST. At may be seen, free Of charge,
gallery of horoscopes cast for Dsvtes Of distinguished
Visitors will receive, gratis, 30 pages Of printed
explanation why G. W. Roback driven from Phla-
delphia by the srRo THE LAW. Persons at a
NO their addroae rost-natd MI 2tN
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BILLIARD TABLES FOR SALE.

I .
Il ventor and sole proprietor Of the vulcanized India
Rubber Cushioned Billiard Tables. These cushions
used by all professors and amateurs. Billiard Saloon
prOpretors have them applied their tables in one
days notice, without any inconvenience loss of time
by applying to the manufacturer Al Ann street. only
place where the real article can be had there many
impositons enacted the public in Ann
whore. The subscriber would invite purchasers
and examine his stock before making their purchaser
These cushions get out Of order are always
the The subscriber has hand and ready for
shipment, assortment Of Billiard Tables the best
description with slate MARBLE and beds very
best material and workmanship to be his manu-
factory Ann street Also for sale at the lowest prices
in the city Cloth, Balls, Cues and Maces Cue Wax and
Eranch Laathar LIS am Y. o. O,C0NNOR
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J. q. CAMERONs

MAMMOTH STEAM PRESSES, AND JOB
lVl PRINTING OFFICE, No. % ANN ST., (oorner
Theatre Alley,) New York.-Newspaper end Book Work
promptly executed Plain and Fancy JOB Printing Of
Cards printed on the PHtsnt Rotary PreAs. M smp
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LEUCHTE & NEWTONs
A Ii L L n

DATENT SILVER STRINGED PIANO
L FoRTES ~ warerooms No. 22 Canal St.-s-szzA.
The subscribers have recently introduced .-2t78
important improvement in the Piano Forte, w NV
which not only adds vastly to its musical qualities i'm
parting melody heretofore unattained but eeo-
tually preventing rust injury from dampness; the
strings being combination Of steel and silver
pletely combined to resist all influences of the amo
sphere detrimental to the ordinary steel sprngs This
improvement has been patented and is exclusively ap
piled by ourselves which for importing volume strength
and purity of tone, is unapproaehable
LIGHTE Il NEWTON, instead of LEUoHTE & NEW
ToN-Mr. Leuch'e of the above firm, in consequence of
the difficulty experienced by his friends who
mliar with the German language in prononnciue his
name will spell it in future Lighte s2l ly 6m*