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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-06-20

Nh. BARTLETT, of Kentucky, who has been cleo
ted President of the American Convention and
of the order throughout the u. States, is an old
jackson Democrat and thorough going Calon
nau His election over Barker, of New YORK,
is locked upon as rebuhe Of the clique who
by a Sublime effort OF impudence have connected
the name OF George Law with the Presidency OF
the Republic
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-06-20
LAND ElaaEg SAFE.

WISH to sell privately the valuable + r VI on
| which | reside. living seven miles southwest of
Stanton adjoining the lands Of Col. George Baylor
The tract contains 23 ACRES, about one hundred and
eighty acres (Which are cleared, and the balance well
timbercd The land is well watcred, and has on it an
excellent Gcarcd SAW MILL, with water power suf.
cicnt for any ordinary machinery. The improvements
are first rate consisting Of every necessary building
Terms accom- nodating GEORGE W SHUEY.
limo IL IS55-r
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LAND WARRANTS
Sold af WESTERN Prices

NJSEHNl ~ N-NNA
rJ'FE Undersigned residing at Chicago, Illinois, sells
L Warrants at the highest Chicago Prices, on com
mission Of Sl.00 for SOS, $500 for zoos, and S5:uo
for 1905 and RENTS proceeds promptly by rear" .tdts;
Owners aud Dealers will find it decidedly to their ad
vantage to the higher prices of the WESTERN
market by sending their Warrants (cdTg!ty assigned
n, jIGh TO the address Of the Undersigned Box l2VI
Chicago, Illinois.
REFER TO n. X. Trout, Esq, Staunton, Va
J. G. HAMILTON.
Chicago, June 90, 1S55.-3mif
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Y'TTY1 SrH1wT) STCnY
AEBEHiAssEE 81 BUCMESGHAJ1
9yarTps QYrAHRyES

VIZ F.. ELLIOTT respectfully informs the citizens
w Of Stanton and neighborhood, that he Intends
opening s. l. 4 TIE Y ARD near the Depot,
Slaunton, keeping a constant supply of l. a 7 Il S
for Roofing any kind of Buildings The Slate from his
Quarry is pronounced by the Wclshmen he employs,
and other experienced judges not TO be surpassed by
any in the world His experience since youth in
England, w ales aud North America, enables him
denty 10 assert that the States cannot be equaed in
the United States. lie is prepared to do any quantity
Of Stating, warranted free from leak.
Orders received in Staunton By Mcssrs Staples &
Martin, at hose store samples be seen, and nior-
maton giyea, &C., &c, or address W. E. ELLIOTT,
Charlottesville, which will receive prompt attention:
Nav Is IS55-tf
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-06-20
FARM FOR SALE,

CITUATED in the vicinity of Greenfield, Nelson Co.,
y immediately on the Howardsyille Turnpike, in a
very beautiful valley intelligent and prosperous sec
ton Of the country in the midst of Churches, Schools
and Mills, miles from Of the Depot of the Central
Rail Road, containing if2 ACRES. This is desirable
property, and good situation for gentleman Of lc-
gal attainments, or of medicine.
Any further information will be impaired by apply
inc TO the subscriber and the property will be shown by
him if desired This Farm win be sold exceedingly
low for cash or on the usual credit.
c. w. HARDIN.
West View, Augusta Co.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-06-20

ELECTIONS Alabama, Arkansas, Iowa. Ken
lucky, Missouri and Texas hold their elections on
the first Monday 10 August, Tennessee on the first
Thursday and North Carolina on the second
Thursday Of the same month. On the second
Monday in September the election in Maine oc-
GUS, aud that of Vermont on the FIRST Tuesday Of
the same month
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-06-20
SsGeAWSyWepNgp :SgaslEGHD 3,

rVNHE Subscriber will sell three tnc
blooded Cotswo!d Backs and Ewes, e = ~ 81
&C. twelve or more half hlooded ditto. "a Z. -EI~
all ycarlings. They are the offspring ~ ~
of the Royal Prize Back, which took '.-a~sSss;-ass.
the highcs; prize at the National Agricultural Exhihi.
tion of England in 1862, for which Col Ware, of Vir
ginia paid $500 My post Office, Mt. solon Augusta
county, Va. }. Nj. McCUE.
June 49, iS55.-3mos.
{s5- Southern Planter copy 3mos,
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thsJI iJtV, 1000
T meeting Of the Stockholders OF the Augusta Sa-
II wings Bank held this day. the following resolutions
were adopted:
Resoived That it is expedient to wind up the bust
of this institution at early day may be found
practicable.
Rtsoiced, That the Board of Directors be and arc
hereby instructed TO close the business in pursuance Of
the following plan;
|. No new paper to be discounted.
2. No deposites to be received.
g. No additional weekly contributions to be paid after
this date.
t. The paper now due the Bank to be regularly cur
tailed every sixty days until il shall all be collected
s. All deposcs to be paid without notice as fast
sets shall be realized.
g. Stock notes shall be allowed to lie over after ma
turing until the date of final settlement interest being
calculated TO that date
NJ. c. HARTMAN, Pres.
Jos. A. WADDEtL, Sec. pro lem.
o. The assets Of the Bank ample, and the depos-
its will all be paid in a short time
Stanton. MAY % 1855
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-06-20
eorIpTy NJ AJ,UMMy

TIIE Regular annual meeting OF the Society of Alum
nj of the University Of va VIII take place at the
On the following day, at y o'clock, the orator. Judge
John W. Peterborough will deliver the Annual Adj
dress
ponors throughout the State respectfully asked TO
call Attention fo this notice. II. H. MASSIE.
NV. %. lS55. Cor. Sec. Soc. Al. I'm. Va
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-06-20
MAY 81, 1855.
TTzTDnp m = ryys nTarrTHHT

WHITE S PATTON arc now receiving such sup
w plies as arc wanted Of Scarce Goods, TO wit -
10 pieces A, 81, and 6i Canton 1Iatngs, assorted ;
Gnghams, Lawns, Manchester Ginghams Lace Col
lars, Undersleeyes, plaid and striped Al pns, 1Iantas
Pie Mic Chores, 90 pieces style Prints, Super
Cloths and Cassimcres, Barigcs and Tissues, Buck
Gloves Ribbons, buttons, Trimmings, and many other
Goods Of the latest styles and Gnsha the lowest
terms
Stanton, Hay %, ls55-V. s. 4. copy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-06-20

All stratagems, they say, are fair in love and
war. The British ship H;ghhyer captured
boat containing new carriage belonging to
the Governor of Kertsch, and the captain of the
cruiser sent in nag of truce offering TO restore
the ca rriage. The offer was accepted. and Eug-
lsh boats took it in, at the same time taking SCUM
dings, which enabled The English feet 10 follow.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-06-20
WDWEklE.

RIFLES SELDEN having purchased the IN
Iva terest of WILLIAM G. RAWLINGS in
the concern of RAWLINGS s. MILLER, do
ing business in the city OF RchmOnd, that part
nership is, with The mutual consent Of al parties,
dissolved, and the said Miles Seden, and the 9TH
er partners in that concern, having renewed the
partnership under the name aud style of Sell
DEN & MILLER. they have assumed the
debts and liabilities of Rawlings & Miller. and
all due the latter are TO be paid to SELDEN *
MILLER.
Richmond, Va, April 28. 1855.
w. &. RAWLINGS,
T. MILLER,
WM. ALLEN,
JNO. A. SELDEN,
MILES SELDEN,
The state Of my health has induced me to sell
ny interest in the concern Of RAWLINGS s.
MILLER to Mf. MILES SELDEN, who, with
the other partners, will continue the business at
the same stand.
| cheerfully recommend the new firm to the
fIiends Of the old and respectfully solicit for il
continuation Of their patronage.
Nay, 2. 1854. w. g. RAWLINGS.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-06-20
SPRING AND SUMNER SUPPLY OF
Cs.OR'kaaYH
AZ T. POilityj EiGft.5gy EOOma


66 A SSUREDLY never was more select or
IN finer S;ock of Ready Made Clothing
brought 10 this market"
This the exclamation Of all, who have thithes-
to taken the trouble To examine and look over my
assortment, and wei! does he meet the public
wants.
My Spring and Summer supply Of Clothing
was this season selected by myself as usual, in
the Northern cities, and purchased under such
suspicious circumstances, as 10 enable me to sell
them at incredibly !ow prices, AID while it en-
braces The Dress to finish the outer man, full
and complete assortment Of strong and coarse
materials can also be fonnd ask therefore
kind public to extend 10 me the favor of an ex-
animation Of my stack of Goods, before purchas-
ing elsewhere, for While they obIige me BY 60
doing, they cannot fail TO profit themselves
am not given to Dragging. but, agree to soil
clothing cheaper this season than any other es.
adjustment Of the kind, and this upon trial will
be conceded.
My Store Rooms have been greatly enlarged.
giving me more facilities to wait upon my Gus
toners, who are anxiousIy expected by their most
obedient. JACOB POLLITZ.
Stanton, May 2, 1855.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-06-20

6s- USE HAMpToN's VEGETABLE TINcTURE.-Have
you Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Nervous Debility,
Diseases of the Kidneys, any Loss of Power and Dis
arrangement OF the system? We but point you to the
thousands who have used the GREAT INvIGoRAToR.
In proof ofwhatwesay aboye, we refer you to lamp
toms Vegetable Tinoture," and its effects
o. See advertisement.
Sept. 10, 1854.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-06-20

A DisCOvERY WE HAvEBEEN WAITING For
To have TO kill an OK IN order to make pair Of
boots is clumsy thing; and we have waited sumo
time to hear of some invention which will super
sede leather for the feet wool aud cotton, linen
and silk have superseded the skin Of animals for
the rest Of the human dress. We see the London
papers speak of an Invention, which has Just been
submitted to the test by the scientIhc authorities.
A leather cement. So strong anu adhesive that
boots and shoes are made with it, in which not
single stitch is seen or required. and the process
of mending 50 simple that every man may be, if
Rst his o@nb,o, n.icr, at ali erents. hj- own
hJ9h @eadeS.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-06-20

ScARc1rY OF BREAD.-The Halifax county
Peoples Advocate. says that in the northern part
of that county there is great scarcity Of bread
stuls, and many poor families are entirely with
out it, One of the wealthiest farmers there Is
selling it to such on long credits. and refusing to
sell to those who are able to send to distance
for it,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-06-20
Horse Stolen !!

DEEP bay Horse with black legs, name and tail was
y stolen from my pasture, Bath Alum Springs on
the night ofthe 9th INST Both and tail are unusual
ly heavy for horse of his size. He is very short and
heavy about Il hands and inches high his fore
legs ltde sprung forward at the knces-therc is a
white spot side of the back made by the saddle
lie is seven years old travels free ,trots well land walks
very fast.
The suspect for stealing the horse is about six
feet high, slender and straight dark or yellow COM
plcxion and standing walking looks more like luna
tic than He was wearing small cap and
brown frock coat.
win give REWARD OF $40. for the delivery
ofkc Horse at my house. Any information respecting
him will be thankfully received and Literally paid for
4. McCLUNG.
Bath Alum Nav 3d. IS55.-fts
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-06-20

SNUFF Box SEIzED.-A New York letter on
the 3;h says:
"Ths best joke that has turned up lately is the
seizure by tho Sheriff, in due pro cess OF law, of a
superb gold snuff box, which Louis Napoleon sent
by the last steamer, as present to personal
friend in this city. This same personal friend,
it seems. has some creditors, who getting wind
of the matter, put the Sheriff on the scent
that funcliouary taking possession of the baublo
before the gentleman for whom it was designed
had evea had opportunity to look at it. It's ed
vertised to be sold, under the hammer, at the
Sheriff's office, at twelve O'Clock to day."
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-06-20
New EsnoslS.

L mon; or, the HarishIps of an Heircss, by Mrs
Gore Grace Lee, by Julia Kayanagh; Napoleon and
the MlrShalIs of the Empire; Washington and the
Generals Of the Revolution; The Life OF sam Houston
Uncle Jerry's Letters to Youag Mothers, compiled by
Ann Z. Porter; Robert Graham, by Caroline Lee
lIcntz; Men of Character BY Douglas Jerrold Ellen
Norbury; Just received and for sale by
ROBERT COWAN.
Staunton, Nay 9, 1855.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-06-20
RfaM SALE

MY HATING ESTABLISHMENT and
VI BRICK STORE II 0 5 on Main lssgEA
Street, Staunton. Va Here is presented ssssfsi
fine opening, for the Hating Business, it be-
ing the only in the town. My reason for sss--
selling is permanent Ill health, disqualifying me for all
kinds OF business
for terms and particulars generally apply to Samuel
H. Clarke, ESQ., Stanton, Va, who will give any ill.,
formation that MAJ be desired touching the premises
SSaunton, June -, ls55.-3ts WM RUFF.
0G- Richmond Daily Dispatch and Baltimore Daily
Clipper Insert one week, and forward account 10 this
esise for payment.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-06-20

The LIQUOR DEALER's LEAGUE in New York
which has been forraed since the passage Of the
prohibitory law in that State, nov numbers l4,UU0
members, it is slid, in New York city; fact
which it is not difficult to credit, seeing that hSre
are 1900 retail liquor shops in the cty-snd as
all the employees in these as we'll as the breweries
distlleries, importing aud wholesale houses swell
the roll Ut the league, the array isqute iorml-
dable one. q. Each member pays an admission lee
Of SO, which has created fund Of $l40,CO0.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-06-20
vr1v- MupNqvwrpy "

At ROBERT COWAN'S Book Store, where large
"A supply Of BIBLES and TESTAMENTS viii be
kept constantly on hand and will be sold at the Bible
Soceiys prices for cash. Persons procure Bibles
aud Tcstamcnts gratuousy, by satisfying the depos-
BY order,
A. J. CARRIER, Treasurer.
Stnunton. Nay l6, 1885.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-06-20
A CARN,

NISTRIBUTION OF Gifts in our Enterprise (see
~ Bills and advertisements will commence the 10Th
September next Each dollar sent us procures one OF
our beautiful Engravings richly worth that sum, and
chance in the Drawing for 243l valuable Gifts
Gy- Send in your orders Address
W HIGINBOTHAM s CO.,
Seymoursyille, Hardy Co., Va.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-06-20

A CARD TO THE TEACHERS OF VIRGINIA -
After consultation with some Of the oldest teachers
of the State, in reference to their proposed Con-
vention, now respectfully submit the following
plan for ascertaining whether such representa-
tion Of our profession could be obtained as to ren-
der it expsdsnt for this Convention to De held.
The plan is this: That all those teachers who
are willing to attend, will notify me, as soon as
possible. Us to the time and place Of their choice
for the meeting ofthis Convention. would state,
that in conversation with some Of the Professors
of the University of Virginia. it was intimated
that if the Convention were held at Charlottes-
vile, during vacation, the halls of the University
would be rendered as the place for holding its
meetings. Those of the Professors with whom
conversed, were heartily enlisted in the move
ment. and promised that Whenever and wherever
you should decide to meet, they would be present
and partake in your deliberations.
With such encouragement, aud With deep
sense OF the Importance Of associated action in the
cause of education, again venture to propose that
a Convention of all the teachers in the State, be
held either at Charlottesville or Richmond, or Bot
etourt Springs on the 20th or 18th day of August
1855. And, earnestly request, that all who are
interested in this important matter will write i'm
mediately to me, naming the time and place pre-
ferred, SO that with the sanction of the majority,
as expressed in their correspondence, may make
IN early announcement of the meeting through
the leading journals of the State, using their
names to endorse The announcement.
Please address T. S. w.
NswtowR, King and Queen county, Virginia.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-06-20
FOR SAFE.
VN,rrsa anN WILL Property.

rJ,IIE Peck Farm and Mall property, Christians
Creek, four miles from Stanton not having been
valcy by the undersigned. The Central Railroad runs
through The farm which consists of 1888 Acres with IN
excellent Brick Dwelling House, and other suitable n-
on it. HUGH w. SiIEFEEY, Agent.
June 8, lS65.--G
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-06-20
EkAESn.

Very suddenly on Monday night last, about 10 o'clock,
Dr. ADDlsoN WADDELL,! long known physician aud
citizen of Stanton. The funeral viii take place on
this "wednesday morning.
At his residence, Lewisburg on the night of the
5th inst, Major WEN McCLvNe in the 73d year Of his
age,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-06-20
A Dwelling House for Sale.

I HAVE very desirable small brick house, with 4
l. kitchen, smoke house and stable on the lot
which ] will sell low and on accommodating terms
There are in the house, all with fire places,
aud new hydrant in the yaad. This property is in
the heart Of the town and can be at any
time at the end fthrce months
1t has been for sometime and still is rented at 1850
year payable quarterly.
JOHN D. IMBODEH,
Staunton, Nay Q, I355.-tf
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-06-20

rvlrE commencement exercises Of this institute viii
fake pacc ON the "a July next. After the Speeches
Of the Graduates and the comforting OF Degrees, the So
ciety Of Ahnai will be addressed by James Horace La
oy. Esq, of Spottsylvania GEO. JUNAlN, Pres
Jr,c IL fs55
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-06-20
p3Jg1E pTyTYCrO

THE subscriber has just received fresh supply of
SUMNER GOODS, which makes his stock again
complete. Ills stock of Silks, Tissues, ChaIies, Plain
aud Cut Bcrages, Lawns, Gnghams, Sc, cannot be
surpassed. The price OF all such Goods have declined
25 per cent
He proposes selling his present stock Of Fancy Goods
at very small advance above cost. q
Stanton, June -. 135j-2m JAS. A. PIPER.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-06-20
THREE TRACTS OF LAND
IN HIGHLAND COUNTY,
70 r S A Z e

WILL sell at public auction on Wednesday me 18Th
day Of july next, three tracts OF land Grab Bottom
Va The lst contains 236 dCRES, and is known as
the old Jacob Hull Tract; 200 acres cleared 90 a.
ores Of which good watered MEADOW, the re-
maindcr fine timber land, and is believed to be the gar
den spot Of Grab Bottom and probably not surpassed by
any grass land in Virginia The I'd tract is the old
Boshst0ne Farm. containing $780, Acres, all i'm
proved except 50 Acres of heavy timber Each OF these
two tracts contains suitable proportions Of Farm Ora
ling and Meadow land, and is well watered by the
South Branch, which passes through the entire length
Of BOTH besides fine ncyer-iaiing springs
The improved lad is separated from the timbercd, by
the main road leading from Romney TO the Western
par; of the State is within three miles of the Snn
ton and Parkersburg Turnpike road and within Of a
mile of each other the main road passing parallel with
each in good ncighborhood, and within three miles
of the Methodist Lutheran, and Presbyterian Churches
The Bird tract contains between 400 and 500 Acres,
lying on a ridge of the Allegheny range Of Mountains,
about one mile west from the first named tract, and
would be valuable appendage as outlet for Young
stock About 200 Acres hacked and well set in limo
III and Blue Grass, well watcrcd and well adapted TO
grazing All Of the land is Of limestone quality, and
such as is seldom offered in any market
TERMS: One third OF the purchase money in 30
or 60 days from sale, and the balance in equal
nua instruments Possession given the first Of No
vcinbcr next. JOHN SITLiNGTON.
June 6, ls55.-tds
10 Lynchburg Virginian, Rockingham Register,
and Chambcrsburg Valley Spirit copy IDS and forward
account 10 this Office.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-06-20
pROP2CTI0M Ea0II LIGHTNIIIg.

THE subscribers offer their services the public gen
/ orally, and feeling thankful for the kind patronage
heretofore ibcra!ly bestowed on them, take this
method Of informing them that they prepared to
erect the shortest notice the best and latest improved
q 6 e = N ] 81 e Il o > S
men in the Country and the Points the best and most cx
pensyc eXant, being made of Copper and heavily pa
Ted with pare Silver, which adds greatly to tho security
the Rods afford by The Points being really and perma
nently bright, thereby at all times constituting
and safe conductor Of Electricity.
The subscribers warrant them TO be perfect Light
ming Conductor in every particular and caution tn pub
lie against impcrfcc. Rods. RAkER 6; LACEY.
REFER TO Mark Byrd, Woodstock; John J. Al
leu, Charles Moore, Mi. Jackson; Walter n Newman,
New Market; Bowmaa & Sybert Harrisonburg; Mai.
Il. Grattan, John Craun, ST., nat, Crawford,
June 6, l555.-Q.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-06-20

STEINER, BRO & co received. few days
~ ago, large stock of Spring and Sumner
Clothing, including Dress and Frock Goats. Vest
ings, Pants Sc Of all descriptions.
Slaunton, May 2, 1853.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-06-20
Ns,liIssinG EaarllSynrn.

MORTICE, Carpenter, Cottage, Rural Locks with
VI White Porcelain, Mineral, Brass Silvcr'd Fur
niture Hinges, Screws Nails, Window Plles, Bolts,
Window Glass OF all Sizes at factory prices with
~ variety Of House Building Tools and Materials on
hand. Purchasers are requested to examine before
laying in thei: supplies can and will sell upon
favorable terms be offered here Or in Richmond
GEO. L. PRICE,
Stanton, May g. 1855. opposite Cushng's.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-06-20
Cash Mlsie and Piano ssare
OF
no r ACE w ATE RS,
40. BIB broadway, n. N.
OPPOSITE TO MONOPOLY.


Musio at Greatly Reduced Rates,
NOTWITHSTANDING TIE Combination Of
I music dealers to keep up the prices of nom
copyright music, against the interests of natics
composers and their refiiSa. to extend to Mr.. Wa
ters the courtesles ofthe trade, lie is making i'm
menSe Saes-haying abundant evidence. that he
has pubic connienance and support. in his opposi-
ton 10 the GREAT MoxopJIY. and in his Efforts TO
aid NATIVE TALENT, and 10 adopt the NATIONAL
CURRENCY. HIS stock Of American and Europe
an music is immense. and the catalogue of his0wn
publications is one of the largest and best selected
in the United States. lie has also made GREAT
REpucTioN in The prices Of PIAEos. MELoDEoSs
and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS of all kinds, Supe-
rior toned 6s octave Pianos for Si75. $500 and
s225. interior Of as good quality, and instruments
as strong and as durable as those which cost $500.
Pianos Of every variety Of style and price up To
SlU0O, comprising those Of TES different manufac-
tories among them the celebrated modern impyor.
ed Horace WATERs' PnNos and tie first pre-
MUM NoLisN Pianos of II. GILBERT x Co.'S
make, (owners Of the K0Iion patenl) Second
hand Pianos at great bargains Prices from $40
to Sl5O. Meodeons from FIVE different manu-
factories, including tie well known ). ID. & II.
w SMiTH's Alelodeons. (iuned the equal temper
ament.) the best made in tie United States. Pr-
ces SIS. $50, So. 500, sil5, 1925, Sl35. and
$50. Smiths Double Bank Mslodeons 5000
Each Piano and .Netodeoa guaranteed. The
best terms to the trade, schools, &C.: l2s per
cent. discount TO clergymen and churches. All
orders promptly attended to. Music sent to all
parts OF the country, postpaid, at the reduced
rates. General and select catalogues and scheduls
of prices Of Pianos forwarded to any ADDRESS FREQ
OF charge.
New York, March Il, ls55.-3m