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L'ROM the 18th Instant to IN, 1st Of June ,bs
Freight from Charleston and savannah to Nashville will
FIRST Glass.
Books and ationery, Boots Shoes ard Hats Bottled L.
CamPhHe and Spirits Turpeutue in casks and barr,x
China, Glass and Glass Ware Cigars in eases, Clocks,
Conec,9nery' cutlery in boxes and cases. Dry Goods IN
Drugs, Fruit Trees and Shrubbery Fur, Garden sssd,
LooSing Glasses and Looking Glass Plates, owners
oysters in cans and jars, sadoy, Tin Ware Teas ami
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware, Except Cutlery" Heavy Castings and Ma.
Foreign Liquors in barrels pipes oorage Tobacco in
ooxes carnage SPRINGS and Axes, Leather and box
crates aud CASKS Rice Lnc Whiting Plaster Of Paris &c
SPECIAL RATES. 90"
Boxes, Furniture, Piano Fortes Carriages ho,., " 49,,
other hight articles not enumerated Also 6arboys Of Acids
viii be taken at actual weight but charged double LIST class
All articles not enumerated to be charged at rates y a M
From lst June to LIST Of enber, they will be changed
as follows.
Is' Class as above, per 100 Ibs..............s25
Special rates p 90
Merchants shipping from the Eastern cities win And mi,
the cheapest as vel as the expeditions route Feights
rOm New York and Philadelphia 10 Charleston and SAN
n h. ranges from to u cents per cubic foot according 70
class and Character Of vessels
have discontinued the Receiving and Forwarding 81 N-r
chandise will be necessary consgn TO Commission Mer
chants Al those points.
shippers may rely upon strict adherence 10 the abovs
rates. IA I ANnERsoN So,
JAhil-u N. O. K. R
SPECIAL NOTICE.
No shipments entitled the above rates unless each and
every package has the q the Depot delivery and
the initials ~ q q. R. R. plainly marked upon it,
H.LA
FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON AND
SAVANNAH
IN and AFTER this date the Articles as enumerated below
" viii be sent through 20 Charleston and Savannah At the
Pr Ices affixed 10 each article:
Tobacco, hhds., n 100 fbs..........-.....- sOc
Pork in bbis., D 100 rs. ........a1 90
Bagging and Rope, D 100 Ds...................1 90
III. l. ANDERSON Supr
lyT-n n 4 n RauIos1
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SELF SEALING PRESERVE CANS AND JARS,
To Arrfve.

SHALL be In receipt in few dsys Of aaantity Of very
superior and invaluable seSeAng Preserve Cans, adj
mil Ably adapfed for convenience and usefulness the
Of th5se Wishing preserve fruits and vereahes
I'VE NJ ID. D. DlCKEY.
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MEDICINAL INHALATION, &c.
A LOCAL AuxILIAY IN THE TREATMENT on DIS
EASES OF THE THROAT, LUNGS, Sc

EASES OF THE THROAT, LUNGS, &c.
THOMAS H. GREENHoUsH, MD.
(Iate Of London and ris-Resdent Physician Of New
0rlesnsD
LAS arrived in Nashville, where he win remain durins
II SUMNER and place under treatment al those who
may desire his skin and aid IN all forms OF diseases Of the
respiratory and ercuatory organs.
Dr. Greenhough having been connected with Ds Perern
and williamson % London. and being member Of med
cal societies in Europe guarantee 10 all inyAda the
and successful improvements In the treatment
Of each case which win always be regulated By and based
pom the vital principles Of the
PHYSIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY OF NAN.
N. B.-ChroRic Female complaints duplicating the re-
spirAtoy organs viii receive particular attention, and la
dies when preferred VIII be visited ~ their residences
no CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION.
~ once, verandah Hotel, Nashville, Tenn.
~ Patseass In The coantry vii receive attention BY
correspondence.
EE Numerous Testimonial and references skill Ia
tegrity, kc fro many prominent etEens and physicians
Of New OrcAas Memphis shd other cities DC seen and
obtained The Doctors Ofnce
Due notice % the Lectures on Animal Chemistry the
fhyeogy and Pathology % the Nervous Systems and
Cheneo-theraPeute action Of medicines, 4c, vii &c duly
given. WILT
So fCRNisHED ROOM WANTED suitable Cor Fhy-
sAns enace IN eenirsl locaty. 80, roons par.
90 afd helfeqsa, 10 gentleman and Niie.
address Dr. g., Post once. Pitt
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UNRAVRIs nv EUROPE AMI THE
Il Easfs Or, A Year In KsaLAsas scoriasD, fAELasD.
wALEs. faAscz. BnaIna. HotLAsDs GEznAsS, ArsFEI&
If4Ls GakEcg fuzzBs, sFaIa. RaIssFss Nna foSFF,
Eanas Ireness Prise. villa snEsssags. IN tso volaass
nyi0 CHARLES ". SMITH.
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I<roH SALE ha~e sale GRIsT MILL vim an
ne hxtarss necusaAry isr the The hi pro-
peiied ~ Tread wheei az1 psFsons Wishing Nh fur
their eva woai2 DO seA ecu snd wll b
soid ckeaps Apply ~ r. A. BkLL0WE,
jed GsaF Az. No ~ Dsadsrsck 81.
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no THE PUBLIC
Of the Unite d stat 8

n advertisement OF Mr. UDoLPH0 WOLFE, lately pub
1 hshe, suppose, intended for the protection OF his
schedam schnapps against counereers has under
my observation and being engaged in the manufacture Of
schedam Schnapps were let IL pass without notice
through this medium might be considered among those
he deno inmates Erdtes and Veaders Of Poison" but
the immense patronage and that has ded the
sale Of The article manufactured by me, and the opinion OF
competent judges its qualities beverage and its
medicinal virtues precudes possibility OF the idea that
l am included among those he designs 10 impugn. No
doubt he feels aggeved at the depreciation OF the sale Of
his Schnapps which manifest 10 ALL since mine has been
brought into competition with his Net only have succeed
ed in competing with him in quality but the constant and
increasing demand Tor article has enabled me to furnish
And furthermore he win become satisfied that his
tion 10 the citizens Of the southern and Western States
viii avail him nothing far am concerned, Tor the
character Of my Schedam Schnapps too well established
in those States 70 be injured by such nvidous publ
cation The motive Of his advertisement obvious TO
one and feeling well satisfied that all such missiles thrown
by him will fall harmless at my feet will here, for
the satisfaction Of the public, publish copy Of my Patent
the 2Sth Of December, 1854:
Copy Of Patent Right)
SOUTHHRE DISTRICT OF NEW YORK, SIS.
Be II remembered That the twentyeghth day Of De-
cember, Ammo Domin, 1854 Barnard l. Simpson, the
said District hath deposited in this Office the title OF print
label the title OF which is in the words following
wit: Barnard L. simpsons Aromatic schiedam Juniper
Schnapps uprrior Tonic, Anti Dispeptc Invigorating
Cordial" the right whereof he claims author and pro-
prietOr IN conformity with act Of Congress- entitled
IAN Act 10 amend the several Acts respecting rights
GEO. W. MORTON,
Clerk OF the Southern District OF New York.
And take pleasure this occasion tender my sincere
thanks 30 the public in general and TO friends in parcu-
lar for the kind hberaty with which they have patronzed
nom commencement Of this enterprise; and assure
them that shall continue to provide them always with
genuine and superior article Of schiedam Schnapps
jy6-d3m BARNARD L. SIMPSON.
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Cory Of Patent Right
BARNARD L. SIMPSONS
AROMATIC sCHIEDAM JUMPER SCHNAPPs.
A Superior Tonic, anti-Dyspeptic Invig-
Grating Cordial.

1T is smentabe truth that with few exceptions, every
article Of food eat every article Of drink imbbe,
more less adulterated and In nothing has adutera
ton been pracced such extent in spurious, vi
and fermented liquors. So much in FACT that IT is
impossible to procure pure liquors and wines unless obtain
ed direct from bona de importer OF known reputation,
and well established foreign connections.
1t owing the corrosive nammatory and poisonous
properties Of the liquors sold generally in this country that
dgrsceul beastia intoxieaton is hequent that the
Legislatures OF the States bave taken the matter
hand and prohibited the Of sprituous rmented
liquors common beverages.
Were all liquors sold pure and unaduterated should
need Maine Law and but few restrictions their sale
Botched faces pasied limbs swollen eh and that fearful
disease dra treneS produced, not by pure liquors,
but by the infatuated habit Of nduging in the corrosive
poisons sold under that designation.
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THE MOST WONDERFUL
discovery of the A ge.

INHS remarkable preparation contains alcoholic slim
ulcnt, essential oil, unhealthy drug II does
the hair but Epen the seereons and
tive organs supply the former with the necessary
colorng matter, and upon the latter TO completely
restore their impaired lost functions All this the prOpr
has right say, for II has done all this for him. At
the age Of hrtyseven he was the man OF
enty, and his hair nearly all fallen off, but he now has
abundant CROP and person would imagine that he
had gray hair; and his hair is son and pabe
though had been recently oiled This Is not an isolated
case it has done the for many Others the following
certificates abundantly prove
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EE-Messrs. W. II. GORDON 90, Of Nashville are our
Agents in that place. 10 whom payments must be made.
eE-NerchAnts residents Of Nashville, but who
eelve their goods there, must pay Mesrs. Gordon Co.
advance remit 70 us thal charge hyePer cent for
advancing.
gF-we measure all felghts, detecting any over
charge in measurement Of goods by vessels.
tB-we sell on commission all kinds Of Produce.
EW-we are the Agents for the Tredegr Iron Works,
Richmond, Va for all Of Bar Iron, Railroad Iron Of
every description Railroad Chairs and Spikes Bridge Iron,
&C., &c., and the best Virginia Pig Metal.
WYATT A co.. Charleston,
YOUNG, WYATT a CO., Savannah,
Cotton Factors Commission and Forwarding Merchants
le27-4m
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Lon SAAE-Detueen eighteen and nneeeen g
handFsd arres Of land lying In ths connty 81 Ira IL
Wa Texas, mics uest 81 Austn, The aoKs tract % iAa
% porpn q u vii b exchanged Tor Dry Goets 6s
ceres Also, ot IN the ccunty Of Liberty, and
shne th@ terms the shave. For farther In
iar@aslon spplg 10 h A, RAiLowE. 6en1 Azf,
tsn3 Ne. IL Deaderck &C.
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FOR SALE.
OFFER for sale House and lot the corner Of Bel
i and Spring stTeets, In Elgehed. The lot fonts
Spring seventy and hack Bell street
hundred fee twelve foot alley The house two stories
high with porch above and below, and contains four
besides dining rooa bath room, servants room, ktchea
stables and carriage house, with good estern and cellar.
ALSO:
Two Lots immediately Sack Of the above fronting nfty
feet each Bell street. and running back hundred and
ninety four feet, all enclosed Aud lot IN West Nash
ve rontng any feet Locust street. and running back
hundred and seventy Ave feet 70 hheen foof alley
The As0ve property be bought good terms and the
lots desirable budng lots For further pArte
uiArs and terms, Apply TO
r. A. BALLowR, GenTAgt
my50 No. II DeadeFick street.
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CHARGES REDUCED.

IRON and after the let August next the undersigned
L. will reduce their charges for Forwarding.
On all packages OF Dry Goods Shoes, Boots, Hats,
Clothing, Hardware, Confectionery, Books, Gc., Of
ordinary size, each, l2Xc
Casks and barrels q Wines and Liquors. %
All small packages OF Groceries, 10
Coffee and Nails per sack and key, 10
All heavy and costly articles charged in proportion.
Forwarding Grain ooastwise, per sseks
four In barrels, 10
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OLIVE OILS boxes Olive OH, Just received Also
" doL Of choice brand Of Tuscany OIL which Is supe
rior to the ordinary Olive Oil, sold for table use.
les 10. q. BROWN.
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ONGwORTH'S CATAwBA WINE
Ia us boxes Sparkling CataWba;
Is do Dry do
g. do Catswba Brandy;
1900 gallons Dry Catawba the cheapest and best din
ner Wine In use. Just received aud for sale BY
g. II. LOOMS CO., Sole Agents,
my2t ~ Public Square, Nashville.
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TOR SALE.
A HOUSE AND TOT IN The scssl.rn por,ion AZ -
II ths city. Tbs loi d situated between Market ts.s
and hapis streets, eontlnuston o. front STREET; ~.
ana Carroll street CO fset ssins bach no
eei aleythe hoase eentains ga roanns via an
eight foot Hail forco IN fron foE1h eight fss vide
sna hAck hrick buildings. Ahy person uishizF buy
comforiab- home sheod eNains ia aese House
and los a. ui sea cheap and vppn reasonabs tsfus
h. A. DAlLOWk, Geasrsl AFsnt
gela ka. 81 Dcadsrick street
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Broad Street, Augusta ia.
FTNH1s and commOdious house, splendidly fur 80
nshed, is ready for the reception Of visitors. IA.
NJ. SIMPSON, Proprietor. Mr.. NIcEERsOs, supt. Itk
apl6-6
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RAILROADS s. STAGES
NASHVILLE & CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD,
- 49, -: - -: 81
CHANGE OF ScETEnUTr

aI III sunily next, The 22d inst, two Daily Pas
" senger Trains win be run to and rom Chattanoo1a
follows ONe0' -
Leaves Nashville day Train, at TSO A. NJ, arriviucsas
Chattanooga at AGO P. VI. - s-o'
Leaves Nashville, night Express at $50 p NJ, arriving
at Chattanooga st 80 A. N.
RETURNING-Leaves Chattanooga dav Tr,i, =, -
A. NJ, arriving ar Nashville at 6 p NJ
Leaves Ghasnooga, night Express at $50 NJ arriving
az The Accommodation Train to ard from Wartrac.
VIII pc discontinued a4er this date above.
HA II. l. ANDERSON, Sup',.
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THE OMNIBUS LINE

Calls for Passengers the principal Hotels for each and
every train BY leaving directions at either Of the above
sces win call opassengers in all parts Of the city, with
cut fail je26-u
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NNTIEESK ~. go barrels Pixies MAgnoia whisksy;
w @ hAls Oh Reserve and Rye do,
10 dc kobieson eeanty double distilled do
In store and Cor sale BY
ang1 SEYMOUR RANNING co.
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NOTICE.

O u. LOOMS co, my sole Agents for Sashviae yin
-. furnish the people q Tennessee With AL the dnerrnl
kinds Of WINE made BY me- &C my cncihnAu wholesale
prices. Ass the c4tswba Craps castngs or planting
Can and them y. LoNGWokfH,
rsrla ci6s nnah okio.
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HERE'S THAT sEAMsrREss.

HAVE excellent seamstress Washer and Ironer for
SALE Any person wishing 10 buy be satisfied
qualification and character None need apply except those
wishing buy to keep in the county. Also, several ether
negroes. Augi6 REES w. PORTER.
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HOTELS.
CHARLESTON HoTE,
PLANTERS HOTEL,

NHAbLEoIUN hUAL1I
by ID. MIXER. MEETING SIT.
apIs-d1y CHARLESTON, 8. q.
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LNROM the 18th Instant to the Is Of June the rates
Freight from Charleston and savannah to Nashville "
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L7OR SALE orr UENT-IhAvsG aesirA- 90
II bic house on Lower MARKET street for sale % EH
rent, the house containing four rooms In the main M
building. with cellar dining kitchrn and Al
~ out buildings. Amp wishing comfortable Residence
aud convenient 20 the buness part VI The city, shoaj
make immediate 4pplcafion o.
R. A. nALLowE, Cecil Agt,
lanb-u 80. ~ DeAdeFisk street
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eU- Capt T. D. FARNswoRTH will receive subscrip-
ions in Nashville, and by mail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-21

The SUPERrNTENDESTs OF THE Poor AND THE
BOARD OF EMGRATroS.--We publish elsewhere
some resolutions passed at the Convention of
the Superintendent Of the Poor, at Utica, by
which it will be seen that effect Is about to be
given to the complaints so frequently made
against the Board of Emigration Of being too
local in its organization, and not representing
sufficiently the general interests Of the several
counties of the State. For this purpose COM
mittee Of five was appointed by the convention
to examine and report upon the subject. and
their recommendations will probably be laid
before the adjourned meeting, which is to be
held at Syracuse on the 25th of September
next. We are happy to find that some steps
have been taken towards the reconstruction Of
body which exercises so important an intlu-
ence upon the distribution of the burdens fall
ing upon the different localities throughout the
State. We have always thought that board
exercising such powers should cmbody the prin-
ciple of representation to its fulles, extent.
Without it, 1t can never be expected to work
satisfactorily, or to exclude all opportunities
Of abuse and peculation. Let the movement be
theoretically followed up, and the question
pressed upon the attention Of the Legislature.
Reform is The order OF the day.
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RELIEF FOR NoRrOLK.-The following note
was sent to US yesterday. 1t speaks for
itself
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Enclosed please find fftyfve dollars for the sufferers
at Norfok-being the collection at the Pavilion Hotel
Long Branch, N. J. J. r. X.
We perceive that over twenty thousand
dollars have already been raised by sub
scription for the Norfolk sufferers; Of which
$4,000 we're collected in this city. The fact
is undoubtedly creditable to the people,
though the amount falls considerably short
obtain before the labors of the benevolent
committees end. We know of no more gra-
tifying theme Of contemplation for the lover
Of humanity than the success which has re-
Gently attended charitable appeals of various
kinds Almost as soon as the first British sol
der fell in the Crimea, subscriptions began to be
raised for the relief Of the widows and orphans
Of soldiers killed during the campaign; and
with such spirit was the enterprise carried out,
subscriptions pouring in from every quarter of
the globe from Hong Kong to Canada, that an
amount exceeding million OF pounds sterling
has already been amassed, and the prospect of
something better than beggary secured to eve
ry British soldiers widow. In our own coun-
try, charitable appeals are still more success
full. We had occasion yesterday to allude to
the names Of several individuals who have
signalizcd their benevolence by donations of
sums, half million at time. The liberality
Of poorer citizens is as strikingly evinced by
several appeals which have recently been
made. No sooner does distress break out any
whcre-be it an epidemic in Southern city or
famine in so distant region as Madeira
than donations Of ten and twenty and fifty
dollars pour into the hands Of relief associa-
tions, and in a marvellously short period Of
time fund is collected which effects what
money can avail to heal the suffering. New
York has always been pre-eminent among the
donors on such occasions: fact the more
pleasant to reflect on as the name Of New York
is seldom mentioned in the smaller cities of
the Union with sheer at the avarice or the
selfshness or the dishonesty Of its citizens.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-21

No NECESSITY FOR ALARN.-Inquiries have
been made Of US in relation to the prospect of
the importation Of the yellow fever into New
York from the infected districts. We think
there is no occasion for the slightest alarm
Our last visitation of the yellow fever was in
1921, at which time we had neither sewers
Croton water, nor clean streets; and the north
ern suburbs, now among the most densely popu-
lated down town districts, were succession
Of unwholesome pools, swamps, and ferment-
ng garbage and vegetation. Since that time
our commercial intercourse has brought us into
contact every season, more or less, with vessels
charged with yellow fever, from the West In
dies or South America but the disease no
longer appears to be adapted to New York AT
this time, considering our comparatively clean
streets, and the near approach Of the cool
weather of autumn, we feel confident that there
s but little danger Of yellow fever, or any
epidemic OF the kind.
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The Yellow Fever I'm Virginia.

BALTIMORE, August 70, 1856.
Intelligence received vim Petersburgh from Norfolk and
Portsmouth, down to Sunday evening" represents that
there is decrease Of the yellow fever in those cities
Twenty had occurred at Portsmouth on Satur-
day.
The collections in Baltimore for the sufferers now reach
$4,000.
PHILADELPHIA, August 20 1885,
The committee in this city for making collections for
the yellow fever sufferers RENTED another thousand
dollars to Norfolk to-day, making thus Gar thirty-six
hundred.
WASHINGTON August 20, 1856.
is said that over thousand dollars has been sub
scribed in the Washington Navy Yard for the relief Of
the yellow fever sufferers in Virginia
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BOSTON, August 20, 1856.
destructive nre occurred at Lewiston Falls Maine
on Friday last Twenty-dx dwellings, were consumed,
and the total loss ia about sl0o o00
The FIRE commenced in the old tannery of Miller Ran
DALI on the west side Of the river destroying every build
ing on Main to Kim street. and on the opposite side of
Main street. from Mr. Ingalls, confectionery to Messrs
Gould Co. building comprising the greater portion
OF the business part Of the village on the west side
Among the principal losers are D. g. snson dry goods
dealer T. Bailey, two stores and dwelling house; R.
Iexter, store and goods; Hall Briggs jewelry store:
James GodS store and goods; R. Penley's store and
goods Small LttleAed's BOOKSTORE U. D. Reynolds,
drug store; j. Dngey Co.. store and goodsloss about
10000; Roak, Pickards Co., shoe manufactory-loss
s5 900; g. Woods, hat store; the oaice room of the
Democratic Aduocae the counting Of the Auburn
Bank; papers and vauabes all saved The insurance IA
but martial
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RECIPROCITY IN VERxoYT.-The records of the
Custom House at Island Pond show very clearly the
great effect which the recent Reciprocity Treaty has
upon the receipts Of duties. In one month goods
were received there which before the treaty would
have paid duties to the amount of 900 The amount
which they in fact paid was only one hundred dollars
More business Ia done at the Island Pond Custom
House than at any other In the State. In the month
Of April last there were received at that place goods
70 the value Of 100000. The principal receipts
from Canada are -four and lumber. Immense guam
ties Of the latter are shipped 70 Portland. One
establishment at Sherbrooke, c. f. loads ten cars
day with lumber. and several others do business
nearly equal 20 that ETindsor yoar,lri flag. II.
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pianos.--Horaee Waters Moaern Improve
panos possessing In their improvement Of action Al
,ysr.e,ripes power and compass Of tone equal 10
sra nd rianos Sole agency Tor T. Gilbert Co.'S Hall
spm.ton's Woodward Browns, and Jacob Chicks
res Boston pianos and constantly I'm store pianos fro
ne ave II the best New York manufacturer Each insr
snt guaranteed to give entire satsfetion or purcha
sor ey returned. secondhand pianos Of all varieties
:. n bargains Prices from tS0 70 91<0 new ! octa
,snos with Iron frames, for $50. Pianos 10 rent a
fsnt allowed on purchare. Pianos for sale on month
o. menfs sole agency FIR s. u. A III w. smithIs 90
rate' welodeors TUNED the equal tenrcrament)
HORACE WATERS, 80 f5rrrduAy.