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GARRIBNa

In Fishinecreek township, September 9Th,
by Elder J. Sutton. Mr.. PERRY LAvENBuRy,
of vaudalia, Mich and Miss PRiscELLA RA-
BER.
On Sunday, Sept. 9Th, at Berwick, By the
Rev. |. Bahl, Mr. SAMUEL MARrz, OF Briar.
creek, Colum bia county, to Miss BERLIND.
REMALy, of Salem, Luz. coz
On the LIST inst, in Bloomsbnrg, by Rev.
E. A. Sbanetls, Mr.. GEO. A. BEAM, of Ber-
wick, 10 Miss CAROLINE HAGENBUcH, OF Gen.
ire twp, Columbia co. ssr.
On the goth ul,., by The Rev. G. w. New.
all, Mr. JOHN c. LEMON, to Miss SARAH,C.
Parton, daughter Of Joseph r. Patton, ell of
Greenwood, Columbia county.
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Special Notices.

/ .THE Rev. C. s. BuRNErr, while laborng as
Missionary IN Southern ASIA, discovered a
simple and certain Cure for Consumption,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, Nervous
Debility, and all impurities Of The blood; also,
an easy and effeciual mode of InhaIiag the
remedy. Aclualed by desire to benefit bis
suffering fellows, he will cheeriulIy send the
Recipe (ree) TO such IS desire il, with fulI
and explicit directions for preparing and sue
cossfuly using the Medicine.
Address Rev. C. S. BURNETT,
83l Broadway, New York Cir.
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BseTwhese, the expermenlof ihe Maine
liquor Law has pf4yed a failure, and those
who were among ID most jealous advocates
are coufessing i6es mistake, and repsdiasiog
the idea OF compulsory sbsIinence upon which
il was based, az q dsfe Tor lhe evils of in.
temperance. Tks latest instance of con.
fession Of ibis kind, Do jus, cone under our
notice, ina letter from Hon. Henry Wilson,
one, OF the Unites Sassvs Senators from Mas.
sachusetts, to Johs y, cough, the great tenn
pefance oru,of5 WI - belevs. has himself
publicly proclaimed Ris loss o! faith id The
Maine Law. An extract from The letter has
been heretofore pfsoteds bu, i, was no, until
within the last few days lha. /, appeared en-
tire u:
"NArcK, Mass, June 20, 1857.
"Dear Sir ia response 10 your inquiries,
have to say that the Maine Law in Massa-
chusells has not met the expectations oi it's
friends. advocated and voted for the law
in the Legislature, aud have supported il
before the people, aud intend 10 continue to
less than its friends expected when they pass.
ed ii. To the firsl place tho law has not been
fairly tested, owing to the embsrassmens
thrown in its way by the courts and juries.
They may be corrected in process of time.
AT any rale, hope go. Another cause Of
failure is that its friends depended TOO much
upon the law, and too little upon moral ac-
lion, Wopk ihs, oughs 10 have been done
has been neglected, because the friends of
The cause have placed 100 much reliance up.
on The force of law. think they begin 10
see this, and am confident that they will
hereafter NOT only sustain and force the law,
but uphold ii by appeals to the moral sent-
ments of the people. My idea is that we
want laws-such laws as can be enforced,
and that appeals should be continually made
10 the heart, conscience and reason of The
people, TO abandon the use of what the law
proscribes. Yours truly,
"HENRY WILSON,
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n Chief Justice Ellis Lewis was in Potts.
vile last week, and heard and determined a
number of cases. In one case, involving
$4,000, which had been brough: before
hum on writ OF error, he ordered the Sher-
if to stay proceedings on The mortgage, de.
Gliding tha, Judge of the Supreme Court, at
Chambers, has the power TO control process
In the hands of sheriff pending writ Of
error, and that tho case before him was a
proper one for The exercise Of tha, power
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GIFTS! GIFTS!
A. RANNEY, PUBLISHER,
ssa BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
100000 BOOKS e. MAPS,


100000 BOOKS e. MAPS;
OF all kinds, at Publishers prices, to te ac-
companied with 100000 Gifts, worth from
rs cents to 5000 each; consisting Of Gold an d
Silver Watches, Gold Lockeis. Gold Chsics,
C,meo Pins and Drops, Gold Bracelets, Gold
PerciIs, Sewing Birds, in short Jewel;y Of
every description; Reticues, Ladies' Purses.
Porlmonaes, sc. $3.50 worth Of gifts dstrib-
uted with every 500 books. gift will be de.
liyercd with everv book ssid for one dollar or
more Although no book or article will be-
sold for more than the usual ratail price I,
many will pe sold for less. Persons Wishing
any particular book, can order OF once al d
wi i'll be forw srded with gift. Persons order
ing books with gifts should forward the amouns
of postage, as it must invariably be paid in ad-
vance. fhe average Tostage for 5 as books
is Is cents, aud for 80 and $500 books, 81
cents. p
INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS g. AGENTS:
A BOOK AND GIFT. WITHOUT MONEY.
Any person. by forwarding an orier for
Books, with money enclosed, will receive an
extra Book and Gift with every Ten Books
to be sent 10 one address,. a's.
This method Of forming Clubs saves post
age, as the package goes ~ Express.
Full infoImation respecting this great gift
enterprise, together with a,lcomplee list' o c
Books, and gifts will be furnished ia our Cat
alogue, which is sent post. paid to any address
on application.
Address, A. RANNEY,
No. 393 Broadway, New York.
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WHITE TEETH, PERruMED BarATi,

AND BEAUTIFUL CoMpLExfoN-can be ac-
quired by using The "Baim efa thousand
F2oscsrs." What lady or gentleman would
remain under The curse OF disagfeesble
breath, when by usipg the t'Bain of Thou.
sand Fowes" as de- nirifice, would not only
render ii sweet, but leave the teeth as wh ite
as alabasterf Many persons do not know
their breath is bad, and the subject is so deli
cate their friends will never menuon il. Be-
ware OF counterfeits. Be sure each bottle 10
signed FETRIDGE g. CO., NY.
For sale by all Druggists.
Feb. I8, 1s67-6m..
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DEDICATION.

ST. MATTHEW'S Evangelical Lutheran
Church, at Bloomsburg, Col. Co., Pa, will
be dedicated to the worship of the Trune
God, (God wilIing) on SUNDAY, the Goth of
September inst. Divine Services may be ex-
pected on Saturday evening previous. Ssrv.
ices on Sunday 10 commence al 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ, precisely. Several ministers from a
distance are expected TO be present, and
preach on the occasion. The friends OF Re-
ligion generally, are invited TO attend
Z. A. SHARRETTS, Pastor.
bloomsbury. Sept. s. 1887.
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Public Sale Of Real Estate,

In pursuance OF an order of the Orphans
Courl Of Columbia County, on SATURDAY
the 2lsl day of NOVEMBER next, al 10
O'Clock in the forenoon, Mathew Mcdowell,
administrator of Abuer Mcdowell, late OF
Scott township, in said county, deceased,
will expose 10 sale by public vendue, upon
the premises, a certain Tract of land situale
ic Orange township, in The county OF Coum.
bia, adjoining lands of William White OIL
the Ess', Peer Schus on the North and
lands OF Mathew Mcdowell on the Soul.,
and West; containing eight arces more OF
less. There are erected on The premises
Two story log house, and Stable,
POWDER MILL,
Glazing House, Dry House, Slack House, &C.,
and wafer power aPpurenant. Late the
estate OF said deceased, situate. 10 the town
ship OF Orange and county aforesaid.
Any person inclined to go into the bus =
ness OF making powde- can find no property
berer calculated for the business.
JACOB EYERLY, CTR.
September 16, 1857.
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II We regret to have TO announce The
suspension of the firms OF Reeves, Buck g.
Co., and Reeves, Abbott g. Co., manuIacIu-
rers OF railroad iron, which took place yer
lerday, in consequence of their inability to
realize the necessary means TO meet their en-
gagemenls. These firms suspended payment
three years ago, and Obtained an extension
from their creditors upon favorable exhibit
OF their assets, every dollar Of which, princi-
pal and interest, as we are assured, was paid
promptly at maturity. They we're in a fair
way 10 recover themselves, and 10 continue
in operation their extensive works, which
employ over Two thousand workmen, when
The panic 10 railroad securities, and The con.
vulson in the money market, cut short Their
orders for rails, upon the sales Of which they
relied for means 10 meet their current en-
gagemenls. They are represented TO have
made large profits in the last two years, and
we are assured have raw materials enough,
when worked into shape, 10 pay all their 10.
dsblednsss, and real estate in addition, OF a
fair valuation, for double the amount, all OF
which can be made available upon tum
of confidence, and rene ewal Of the demand
Tor railroad iron. Finding il impossible in
the present condition of things 10 procnre
funds to pay their noles, even at enormous
sacrifices which they have made, they have
been compelled 10 suspend for the present.
II is TO be hoped iha. this suspension may be
only temporary, and that the extensive works
operated by these firms, so important TO the
general community, may continue in opera
lion.
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Double Tragedy.

Canton, Bradford County, Pa. Sept H.
w. H. Greeman Esq, a lawyer of this State
committed suicide too day, by cutting his
throat, while laboring under fit of delirinm
tremens. Mr.. Spaulding, the proprietor of
the Canton Hotel, fell in fit on seeing MIR.
Greenmaaas eerpses and died Immediately.
There is the greatest excitement prevailing
here, as the parties were widely known and
respected.
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Y VIM. J, CLARK, confined in the Monour
county Jail on charge of poisoning his own
wife and one Wm. Twiggs, attempted 10 es.
cape on last Sunday morning between eight
and nine O'Clock. The Sheriff, Mr. Edward
Young, entered Clark's room abou, that time
with his breakfast, when the prisoner, partly
concealed behind The door, suddenly pushed
him violently against the wall, and then run
out and quickly shut the door and boiled il.
AT the same time, Mrs. Young, the Sheriff's
wife, was taking breakfast to Mrs. Twiggs,
Clark's accomPlice in the poisoning affair
Clark quickly shut that door also and boiled
il, thus preventing the Sheriff and his lady
from immediate pursuit. He then picked up
The keys the Sheriff had left on the floor, ran
down stairs pushing before him young lad,
son of the Sheriff, who was coming up stairs;
unlocked the outer door of The Jail, and ca.
capped through the garden into an alley, and
from lsence into an out-lot of Mr.. Deem,
along The river bank, from whence il was bis
intention TO wade through the river 10 the
Blue Hill and conceal himself IN the woods
until night would aid bin in his further flight.
In ,.ls meantime ssversi of the other prison..
ere, hearing The noise, ran up stairs and lib.
Grated the Sheriff and his lady from their IN
voluntary Imprisonment. The alarm was
then Instantly given, and before Clark had
crossed half The field, he was overaken and
brought back 10 his cell where he now is Sc.
curely fastened by chain 10 the floor, being
both handcuffed and hoPpIed.
In The night before his escape he had at.
tempted 10 break hole through the hue OF
the chimney with a bone, but finding the fac
loo small for him, he took the other allerna.
live related above. He had contrived 10 IN.
lock his hopples with nail, on the head of
which he had ingeniously cot thread with
piece of glass. They were lied into pill.
alovsease iashe,le:n eta slpgehu,H = lEfStk|
- - l6o1ld kssss...sIss n 49, m S || Z
EI1lssIEites es.a13 MI : =
$ = zle4eyts cbnsHeop; n = i
seh siss 1hss - M -
46FsssN>H swear anything against hin, and
that he, therefore, thought ii would be better
for him TO effect his escape if possible, before
the trial, which will take place al the Septem-
Der session, commencing in This borough on
2 LIST inst-Danpihe Democrat.
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Seduction ~ a Creyman.--The Tfenlon
estate Gaz-sie" Of Monday relates ibs par
ticuiass Of case of sedmsioa chat occurred
in snrliasien, Nes jersey, on Friday lasi.
The pefpstfstos o! the cfiase wxs I1e Rev.
Wm. o, su'hedand, clergyman and mat /.
ried man, and the victim yooug LADY only
ffteca yeaes of,ase. of fespecsble family
and member Of his Church.
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Com. Us. Merry Sullivan: for selling s'Hqa5F
without license, true bill.
Com. u.s. Isaac Ledy and Elisha Hartman !:
for mol opening a road, a true bill.
Com. Us. John v. CressweIl, Daniel Dull,
and James Dull: for nuisance, true bill.
Com. Us. John Lewis and George Dills !.
for not rerairng roads, a true bill.
Same Us. Same for not repairing road, a
true bill.
The case of Adam Gable Us. the Admins
traitor of Engle Fox was next tried. 1t was
a claim of over $500 for boarding and attend.
ing EngeaFox in his last Illness. l, as prov
ed that for some six or eight weeks before
his death Fox required yefy isteE sttItlllIdl
and careful nursing fof vkiek ~ 6r5l6
claimed s25 per wssEyn r. ~
claimed SO a week, shiis Is 1ais51I . $
proved that there was u e5nlIsei 6ys E||zI
Mr.. Gable was 10 board Fos, ~hfis weil, far
81 per week The jury rendered verdict,
for the plaintiff for Sl47 II.
Jonathan Mos;eller Us. Stephen Badly was
a claim of some $3.50 for building slab!e,
and other work. The evidence as TO the sta.
BILE made out that part of the case. but the
plaintiff failed 10 prove that B,ldy agreed 10
pay for any of The other work, or ordered it
to be done. So that par, fell. Verdict for
plaintiff for SIT so. Clark and Freeze for
plaintiff; Baldy for defendant.
The case of James Ralston u.s. ~ admin
isltator of James Rasion, Jr, was next tried
Claim for boarding defendant in his last HI
ness. Verdict for defendant.
The following is the report of the Grand
Jury as presented on Wednesday:
To The Honorable the Judges Of the Court of
Quarter Sessions of The Peace in and for The
County of Columbia:
The Grand Inqnes, Of The Commonwealth
OF Pennsylvania, inquring for the body of The
County Of Columbia, respectfully REPORT:
That they have examined the public build
ings belonging TO the said county and find
them 10 good condition, the Jail particularly
being neat and dcIean. We would respectfully
recommend tie Commissioners Of the county
10 appropriate $3.50 OF The County lunds for
the purchase of Clock to he put in the Bel.
fry or Sieeple OF the Court House provided
The citizens of Bosmsburg satisfy them thai
they will pay the balance of said purchase
money of said Clock. We would also rec
ommend tha, The Supervisors of O:ange town.
ship be notified as soon as can be, 10 open
and make a road whirh is already laid out,
leading from Matthew M'Dowell's Furnance
around the hill 10 Stony Brook. All of which
is respectfully snbmitled this Oh day Of Sep.
iember, A. D. 1851. ..s-s..sss. s---' ~.
CHARLES KAHLER, Foreman.
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SehuylkiH County lg5italturai Fair.--The
sixth annual Exhibition Of the Schuylkili Co.
Agricultural Society, will be held at Grwigs-
burg on the goth, 2ist and 22d days Of octo.
Der next. Hofsce Greeley will deliver the
address on the third day Of the Fair, which
will be Thursday, October 22.
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Ran of sciih Cireus.-Two young girls Of
Harrisburg eloped with some of The men
connected with Eldred's circus on Monday
last, and have not since been heard from, 10
the great distress oi,heif parents,
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they meet, and tshi, sndspecalale, and when
the c"uulry is really settfd, and qaelness and
order succeed The disb brbance and trials of
pioneer life, half of lhsn will find The place
too dull, and will seek }ome new field of ex.
element. where danger and turmoil and con-
lenlion will pay Tor existence and lake from
life lis ennui.n
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y James A. Fiizsimmons, of Pottssille,
wac robbed Of iewslry, &C., 10 The amour. Of
$1,000, a few dars since by his son, who has
been arrested.
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Nav PATEsT.-Mr. Hiram r.: Everia, of
Benton, IN this county has iatsfy Obtained a
patent for an improved washing machine
which we have heard well spoken Of by
those who have tried ii. 49, '------ =
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On motion The Corresponding Secretary,
w. Wirt, was authorized 10 correspond with
and make efforts TO secure some distinguish
ed patron Of agriculture TO deliver an agr-
cultural address a, The coming Fair.
The hour of Court approaching, the Soci-
ely Adjourned.
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n Eleven persons, men, women, and
boys were arrested in New York on Monday
for passing new couplerfeibss on the Hud.
son County Bank, Jssey Guy.
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n 10 New York-the notes Of the 0niario
County Bank and lhe Bank Of Orleans, al Al
bion, N. T., have been thrown ou. by the re-
dempiion bank--boih having failed.
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~ The Supreme Court has recently de.
eidsd that money due from solvent debtors
is not taxable for borough purposes
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SMALL WIr-The Republican papers call
ing Gen. Packer, Bdeksr; aud Messrs. Hazle.
hurst and Swope, Has,enut and Soap, How
smart
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sdisVHtded amodg We different Vice Presi.
dents present, The certificates ordered at the
last meeting, authorizing Them TO solicit
membership, receipt for fees, SC.
The Committee to select grounds for the
Annual Fair, reported that they had selected
a very suitable lol, of Major VIM Sloan,
lying between this place and Port Noble,
which was accepted.
On motion of Dr.. ]. P. Taggart it was
Resoiued Tha, all persons entering articles
for premiums at the coming Fair, be required
10 enter them on The first day.
On motion the following named gentlemen
were .apaeaaied a Cesz1liaee a 4 krizs3es
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CITY AND COUNTY.

For Senator--Dr. Isaac N. Marselis. ..
Judge Of Common Pleas--James r. Lud.
low.
Recorder Of Deeds-Alberl D. Boileau.
Prothonotary- P. McFadden
Of the nominees for the Legislature, Messrs.
Ramsey, Wharton, Arthur and YearsIey,
were members OF The last House.
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Philadelphia Nominations.

The Democratic Delegate Convention Of
Philadelphia, made the following nomina.
ito Is on Wednesday:
OLD CITY.
For Senotor--Samuel J. Randall.
For Assembiy-Fourh District, ]. c. Kirk
patrick; Fifth District, c. M. Donovan; Sixth
District, Geo. H. Armstrong.
COUNTY.
For Asssmhly-ist District, J. Fl. Donuelly;
Cd, John n. Wells; Sd, David r. McLane;
9Th, Henry Dunlap; 9Th, John H. Donhet
lo:h, Townsend Yearsey; lilh, John M.
Muley; l2th, John Wharton; 18Th, James
Donnelly; 14lh, Oliver Evans; 18Th, J. H.
Askin; 18th, Joshua T. Owens; l7th, Abra.
ham Arthur.
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Columbia County Agricultural Society.

This Society met on Monday The 7lh Of
September, in the Court House a, o'clock,
P. M. DR.. 2. John in the Chair. The Sec.
lse,sry read the minutes of the last meeting
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NIRMa

10 Bloomsbury, on the 9th inst, HokAce
L. PRENTIss, youngest Son of Capt. Noah s.
Prenliss, aged 2 years and month.
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Admirably stated.

The following description of The kind of
men who made the Kansas trouble, is as good
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CHARLES KAHLER, Foreman.

CHARLES KAHLER, Foreman.
Theindic'ments were mostly found on ihe
return Of conslablesj and, the delendenls not
being ready for trial, were continued TO the
next term.
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TOLLS AT BEACH HAVEN.

CoLLEcToR's OFFICE, b
Beach Hauen, dug 5st, '57.
Ma. EDITOR Tho amount Of tolls receiv-
ed al this office are as follows:
Previously reported, -. S60si6 Is
July, -. 27i5s II
Total, 4. -. S87s7d Sc
Respectfully submitted, .s.
, JOHN s. F0LLMER, Collector.
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r .ARGE lot of No. l, Q, & 8 -MackrsI, also,
IA White Fish, Cod Fish and Herring, Just
received and for sale by
May 81, '57. A. C.. MENSCH.
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The more respectful opposition journals OF The
country are beginning to. feel that they must
now own up 10 the truth, which can nolon-
ger be conce aled, and hence such confessions
as The following. After describing how Kan.
sus might have been peaceaby settled, The
editor adds:
"But this peaceful proceeding would not
have met the American requirement for ex-
element; so men from the south, who had
never owned negro, and never had money
enough a, any one lime 10 pay for negro's
suit of summer clothing, marched 10 Kansas
lo yiudicssss s he i isEssls aaa Asaes sl tas z.
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7 .ARGE assortment OF Iron, Steel aud Nails
- for sale at the Arcade by
May 81, '57. A. c. MENSCH. \
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A LARGE LOT of Thibel Shawls ius. re-.
N '' a. C. MENscH.
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A FULL ASSORTMENT Of Lad lee, Dry.
"A Goods at The Arcade by
May ~, 81. A. c. MENSCH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-03
NOLD MEDAL PREMIUM
WILLIAM KNABE, =
lSenier partner in the late firm of


kHABB, GAEHLE Il Co.,
Continues the manufacture and sale of grand and
square PIANO FORTES, under the name 80
0f William knabe x Co., at the old stand NO
NOS. l, 5, and North Eutaw street op- III NJ
poslte the Eutaw House, Baltimore.
They have also just opened new Sales loom a,
NO III baltimore street, between Charles and Light
streets, on the premises partly occupied BY Mr.
Henry McCahery as n music store, where they will
keep constantly on hand large assortment of plain
and highly finished grand and square Piano Fortes.
also, Meodeons, from the best max ers from tO s.
Octavt, some with double key boards, double reeds
and stops to suit small churches.
Beng extensively engaged in the manufacture O
Pianos, we will sell wholesale and retail on the mos
liberal terms
Our PIanos were awarded the highest premium
(gOd medai at the Fairs OF the Mary land Institute
two successive years-OctOber 1855, and l96-in on
position to fourteen and eighteen pianos from soUe
OF the best makers from New York, Boston and Bal
tmore: We were also awarded the first premium, at
the Industrial Exhibition held In Richmond, Vir-
gInia, 1855 and 1885. They have also been awarded
the highest premium (silver medalJ at the Metro
pOlltan Mechanics Fair for 1857.
In addition TO this we are possession of testimo
mails from the most distinguished professors and
amateurs IN the country, which can he seen at our
warerOoms, speaking for themselves and Others of
the high appreciation in which our Instruments are
every where held -
All Instruments are guaranteed for five yeary and
privilege OF exchange is granted within the first 81 I
months from the day OF sale If the Instruments do not
give entire satisfaction.
Wholesale dealers will find it to their ADVANTAGE e
TO give us q call before puIchaslng.
Pianos exchanged, hired, and tuned.
mar i6-ly WIN. kNABE & co.
DIANOS FOR RENT.
IL 2at Sl.0 per month. Pat So 50 Der month,
Other fine PIANOS at various prices.
an = John F.. ELflS. SO6 Pa ave.