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Ho! for Chick Snrinpsil

]. r FOOL Il co, will he MT The Creer-
vIiio Depot with good Convcyancrs und careful
Drivers, to carry Passengers apd their Baggage
to the Springs. They will also run
Il Daily LINE or STAGES
10 ana from the Springs, leaving GreenviIle at
O'Clock, y. VI. Fare 81.
May IL, 1857 6 +e
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hearts were interested. (Applausc.) These

hearts were interested. (Applausc.) These
convention women, it would bo hoped
would make good wives and mothers il
they would turn their attention in that di-
rection. U.angh,er) They would never
set on rs politicians. Ua"yhtcr) Women
complained most i'll The United States where
she had the most liberty. They had got to
learn that in politics you must not let your
left hand know what your right hand ,loctlI.
/ 0.auyh:rr.) What did she care about car
ryiny the vote 10 the box, when she was
allowed to SAY how the vote should be cas-, ?
/ Q.aughi"r.) y woman qualified for IL good
! wife ;ml good mother need not envy !, wo-
/ man of genius, nor need she think that men.
tai powers wou.l unfit her for domestic
life. (\pp!an>r.) Napoleon had been re.
ported To have sad that 'shc is the great
c>; woman who had the greatest number of
rhi!'!r"n; but any cat or rahit b could beat
Naroc"n'S great women. Univcrsa laugh
teri Woman were expected to make home
lranpy If the husband was rs bad AS IL Ben
"a! tiger: anal History WIS full of such hum
b'c >acIiica OH the part Of woman. One of
tn" greatest actresses Of the English STAGE
WIS driven to obtain Il livelihood for her
tani!v toy the cruelty of her husband
" I'i'e III times Of trouble and di<pair men
"""i tr"Tncnt gambling houses and the
blinking i"u>r, heroic women would he
working by the dim light Of the midnight
lamp, f"r the w!irrcwi,lr;,l for the next meal
lie h" w"m!,l treat women us I'm inferior
being, "nlv im>nltcd that God who made
her his "i'laI and companion. She believed
with l'iutalch "A VIII. should be as q mir
lo'. representing her husband provided he
Is such husband rs a noble woman could
justly represent 2" and Erasmus corrohoratcs
'!;'> l'!ra. Woman had the greatest liberty
III I'll" mi:"l States. for she ur.lc.l il her.
most tremendous over the lords Of creation.
ila"gh'rr.) She I:rl the right to drive me
ont oi the omnibus -(larlyIltcr) and every
"""'e where there Wa Il sat. Uauyhtcr)
size thought the men ought to get up a
meeting about the wr"ng, of tI," masculine
gender Q.anyh'cr) Il;,; could give them
II" a'!''r>s upon the nrtui,y of bu;;on!css
shirts holding up one Il, a hicro.Ivrl,ic
emblem "i' the n".l"c' Of wives. N.aur!,-
ter and arl;aa>".) Then there were iI..
stockings presenting: S,.para,- holes Tor every
toe ('an.h'"r locking like So many mouths
lr"c!aimin- III: neglect ui household duties.
(lan@h'cr) Lola concluded with Il luli
'ro"s AMI witty supposed address on the
wrongs Of man, concluding Ly saving that
even the ancient u>a"es of society were
ovcr!capcd. and the women have at last
seized up"n the fashion of wcariro mems |
I';'"ta!""nS. U.au"ltcr) Donb,lcss there
would be an answer from Lucy Stone, in
diSnant;y showcring words sucl, us she
"onii not attempt to de>crihc--tlcy must |
I'LL hear them. The married men could |
imagine What they would be-Oau"lter)-
especially If any Mrs. Cau,!les were present.
(Lensh'cr) Single Gentlemen had no
business to know these things in advance.
(-auyhtcr.)
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"a. .EE- NIILLS,
IOWA, WISCONSIN AND NIINNESOTA
LAND OFFICE,
AT DUB UqUE.,IOwA

EphETlCptAR atteptioh.paid TO the locating
OF Land Varrantsfor persons South, on
Warrants loaned to settlers oil one years time nj
4g per cert; 1ntsrtst, chrgine sI:25 per Acre re
for Wgrraih. yFaNes paid, Collections made and
re'n!tted 99f jim Sight Exchange. Money loaned
at high Fntes of4pterest, !, Investments made
Uncursellt money y'Iapgtt, dc.
g. e asisfss9 s..s:s Wh:scpAvls, Esq, Abbcville
: .sPf 3: 1856. 90 If
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Attoraey at La,usdaa SO iss aa;s, ss 4
J. ApDEvIILE, s.. y y 'ss SIS i
attend to all 5nsinSss ii sfr,isfcdto
56is eansbe found at the office fiSs & &
s %AbBsvih6 6Bannes" Jplya28 J
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V7 VIII DC CI1II5CU TT VIOpOr'
,i"n I" the above rates.
a business Cards for the term Of one Wear.
VIII be charged in proportion to the space they
occupy at O"r D"iiur per line spuce..
10 For all advertisements set i'm ,1o,,IL. ,.,y-
""", Fifty pcr Cent. extra willbc added to the
above rates. ..-,
DAVIS d CREWS,
FIR Banner;
LEE Il WILSON,
-... Far Press
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NlclodeonS and Harmonious Rented.

'"r>"'~ II" W ~! T." lirc N"I"drons and liar.
'r"''"'"< Win /" View OF pnrc!'asin. I'll the end
"' tt' year. ":'I have the rent credit ed no mar,
payment "i the pnrc:h'>" money. This matter
Is worthy %! Special n"i" II enables t,os. who
""Hie Il ih'r test "i the Instruments before pur
chasing t" Obtain Il nj the -x,r.se of the man,
"''rnrrrS. 10 'li" extent at least Of Il wears rent
'r"cf" ''"i'' any l'arI "f The country or world.
Sei'' ''r''' |" The 'nan'iiar"ry in Boston, with
''sh "! satisfactory reference, wall be promptlv
attended To. and faithfully executed ns if tho
p;t't''S Wr;'' present, ar cn ,'nyed an agent To-
select, and on rr%"i:l,. terms
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~ ",'e"'io" o' C'crgymen, Committees
'''"'oN' ''o"S's' "e'' Is invited to the new
Fedal sub-Bass Harmoniums.
Made and Sold by the Manufacturers.
+ 1t is arranged with two mammals nr h,
Ne!s, me lowest set running nu octave h;,,
tha'l the other, and may be used srpur,t.,, 49,,
tlH's get IN one cnso two distinct ips,ru,n.nts
or' ny 'he use ol the coupler the two b.nLs or
keys may he played at tile sarue time nv ,,So IS
the front set omiy. This connected with t,,a
ouo-n"Ss' VIII produce the cifcc, of a larce
organ and is sufficiently heavy To- I'M - hans.o hso
that seats from 1000 10 I5nO persons. '''"'o
TIE ORGAN MEIODE0N is ,.s,nca r..
parior ana private U.s.. The construction !, aim.
'lar 10 t'c church Instrument, being ARRANGED
with two banks OF Keys, and when used ,orstisr
ny Mea'is OF III" coupler, is capable of ns great
volume of power :,S the Church instrument s,,,o,.
used without the Pedals. "e''
Also, every variety Of MELODEONS fo~
Paror use. oA'' iof
l"1chascrs may rely upon Instruments from,
our niah"i"ct"ry, being made in in the moss
complete and thorough n,nner HAVING rs-
moved to the Spacious buildings, 5Il WASHING.
. W." street. We nave every iaciIity for mnnufac-
turing PURPOSES and employ non. but ,hn mo-.
experienced and sktI'ul workm.n In slnrt Vs..
W'l' promise our customers I'M Instrument eou,i
II not superior 10 any Manufacturer md CO.
ant"e c"iir" ""d f'rr;n Satisfaction. n'N'
Music Teachers. Leaders OF Chors and o,bers
interested ~ musical matters are respectfully in
vIt" l." visit our lt"nris at any tiu,, and 49,, ~
he or test the instruments exhibition for snI,
al their pleasure '''0
nS II s''il further guarantee to the public ma
10 Illr "Ncci!cnc" "i the .Nintpns on{ Uormo-
"'"mS, nom "nr Alan"iac,"ry, we beg leave to-
,''r ny rcrn'lSsi"n I" the following Piano Forte
manufacturers of BuSi"n, who have examined
our Instruments, and will give their opinion,
when called mp"n f'''"
;, '''rk"r'i" x Sons: WIN. p. Emerson: Geo.
,,'"S: lih'!''l y tuns'"n: Brown .E Allen.
, ""''w'rh =" Brown; L. Gilbert & Co. A. w.
l.;ihI AZ Co.: Nrwh,II Il. g., - w.
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CHE. AblJepille B amer,

Published Every Thursday Morning, by
DAVIS essa, OHEw@.
w. G. DAVIS. -: A.. :. Editor
I. b. CREWS. ......... Publisher
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A postmaster, puzzling out n very un-
certain Guperscription to an Irish letter, io-
coseIy remarked to an intelligent son of
Erin who stood by, that the Irish brought
hard SET Of names to this country. "That's
a fact, yer honor" replied the Irishman ;
'but they get harder ones after they arrive
here"
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C"re for tie Bitc ot' II Nud Dou-A
writrrin the National In,cligcm Ger says that
spirits Of hartshorn is Il certain remedy for
the bite of Il mad dog. The wound, hv
adds, should be constantly ba,l!cd with it,
and three or four doses, diluted, taken in.
wardly during the day. The har,~h"rn de-
coInp">es chemically tie virus in>iuu;,lcd
mt" the wound, am'l i.nnr"'li,,c!y alters and
destroys its drlctcrnrlsnc~s. The writer,
who resided in Brazil for some Time lirS,
tried ii Tor the lite Of Il scorpion, AMI irun,
that it removed pain AMI Inflammation al
most instantly. Subsequently, he tried il,
for the bite Of the rattle snake, with similar
success. At the suggestion Of the writer
IN old tlic"l and rhv>ician tried i, in cascs
Of hydrop'lohit, ANA always with succcss.
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"llillo, Misther Postmaster, and is there
ivcr IL letter here for Dennis O'FIa,Ler-
tyr
! believe there is" said the postmaster,
stepping back and producing the letter.
"And will you be so kind as to rade it
for or me, seein' had the misfortune to be
edicated to rade niver bits
ITO be sure, J" said the: accommodating post
master. .ae& asss Il sd -. =. e. It -
He then opened and read the epistle,
Which was from The ."old country concern. N
iing3his relations there, az. When lie, lad
Finished, Dennis observed: az; ~ /.
y aeAndswbss iwonldi iye be akin fortHe,pss.l
9taage onstllat letter e, 4, .atss 'sss y i
Cent, 80, i -. & ~ 8. &.
4 Aad its :cliape endi1,, Yer hohofs ssbat yas5
8 : AKIN d Il jast @ Hssg,
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Homes ciMe Poei$.-Thc house in which
Moore was born is now whi,kcy shop ;
burns native cottage is a public house ::
Shcllcy's house, at Great NARROW, a Lc, T.
shop Tie spot where Scott WAS Lorn is oc-
c"picl by 4 building used for similar pur-
pose; and even Colcrlyc's residence 1T
Neither Si"wcy, tho very house in Which the
poet composed hi, sweet sod. to the Ni"ht-
tengal''," Is now an ordinary bccr-housc Tic
house in which James Montgomery lived for
forty years, at Sheffield, is Il beer shop.
One would fancy, 10y this singular list,
that when an English poet goes 10 his J;cr,
his house Is certain to follow in the same Iii
rcction.
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need OF the money" replied Demass, "and
| have been leading cheerful, happy life
Oh my farm" $50, you were afraid that
would drag you from your privacy, ch I!
But come along" said Napoleon, pulling
him 10y the arm. "Lct us take horse, and
talk over these matters at the Tuileries."
Mounting their horses, the Emperor and
the subject rode side by side, and were soon
lost to view in the evening mist Suffice it
to say, that DemaSis WAS fully rewarded.
-----e...~-
Il Costly B'b|c.-'Thcrc is still in cxis
tcncc Il copy Of the Bible, printed on vel
lnm, which has been soki Us high as 81
800. 1t is one of the few rcuIaininr copies
OF the lirst printed edition Of the Bible. 1t
may not be generally known that the Bible
was the first book printed after the di,cov-
cry of the art Of printing. 1t WAS a work
of about one thousand three hundred pa.rcs.
and consisted of two large folio Volumes
y vast amount Of time and labor was re-
Iuired 10 print it. And the fac, that it wa,
not written with pen, rs other copies had
been, was for Il long time concealed. This
work was done about the year If I5-morc
than four hundred years ago. Who can
estimate its influence on the. world As the
Bible WAS the first book printed, 50 there
have been more copies Of the Bible printed,
than of any other work. 1t is now trans
lated into the leading languages Of the earth.
--Ic,y York Chyon;.ir.
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six months and THREE DOLLARS if not paid bf
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limited at the time Of subscribing will be con-
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notice HAT on and after the LIST Of April next
W" shall charge for all subscriptions not paid
within six months SO aud $500 if not paid
within on" y",r Iho>" who come forward and
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Experience, too, has ;nught that there should
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II III 'h" l,nr"r.
l'h" above terms have been agreed to bv th,.
l'r"i"I"'nrs Of the Abhcyc Ennncr and Ivdc.
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RATES OF ADVERTIsING

lh" fr"rrirtorS ni tn" Abbcvill. Eouycr and
| h""p"''" |''@S have established the follow
'"'t rat; "i Advertising to be charged in both
papers:
Every Advertisement inserted for :, less time
ian tii''' months, will Lc charged by the nser-
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Sac" al l.! solid lines ur less for the. first iuscr
lion. and Fifty Gents for each Subsequent in.
S"rtinn.
~" The Commissioners. SlcrT,s. CIc,k,. and
or'hmarys Advertisements will be uscr, ..J i,
s'"ih l'alarS. each charging half price
Sh"rIil's I.rvi"S, One Dollar each
- Announcing II tandiLutc Five Dollars
Advertising al i.strty, Two Dollars, 10 be
!';'il ''v Ii" Magistrate.
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S. D. & H. W. SMlTf',
Manufacturers Of
Melodeons, Organ Melodeons,
Il AZ u
Pedal Sub-Bass
1 a Il MO N L u M -,
OIL Washington street,
BOSTON.

VIE attention Of Clcrgymen, Committees
oehooI' Lodges, dc, is invited to the new
Fedal Subj Bass Harmonious.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-27
song of the Storm King.

with terrible strength cleave the air;
III sweep the earth with my stalwart arm;
My breath shall lay strong forests bare;
by clarion notes, with terror, charm
The beasts that roam in the mountain fasts,
And birds that clip the vapory air,
Proud ships shall wreck with the deadly blasts,
And the mariner pray when Pm near.
A toy I'll make Of the briny sea,
With kissing foam shall the ocean LASH
And I'll laugh with wild and fendsh glee
As stately ships on the breakers dash.
III pierce and rend the towering cloud
And freeing the rain-drops gathered there,
Let the lightning loose, and thunder loud
Shall echo wake thro' the misty air.
The miner shall bless the Storm King,
Who waters the rain in silver drops,
Patteriug down with musical ring
On bis cabin roof and forest tops.
The farmers heart will expand with cheer
When he hears the Storm Kings welcome cry,
AS he sees the rain drops fall far and near
Over his acres broad, and fields of rye.
-Amddor Sentinel.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-27
BRIEF REVERENCE.

VIRGINIA was called the 'Old Dominion be-
cause of her loyalty to Charles l. and Charles H.,
and her refusal to recognize the Protectorate of
Cromwell.
BY-AND-BY is the bridal bell of the world it is
rung by the hands of hope, and proclaims the
wedding of the heart to-day with the bliss of
tomorrow.
In boarding houses the weakness of the coffee
is often compensated by the strength of the but
ter.
A Missouri man says that vaccination is no
account-he had child vaccinated, and a week
after it fell out Of a window and broke its neck.
No soap has yet been invented that will enable
mammas to get ugly and penniless daughters off
their hands.
IT is proposed at Washington TO create the Of
fee of Admiral of the Navy.
A LODGE of German Odd Fellows has been or
ganized at Placerville.
PIECE of gold weighing two pounds vas
found on Scott river two weeks ago.
Two inches of snow in the streets of Yreka last
week weather cold
THE skeleton of man, supposed to have been
murdered, was dug up on Humbug Gulch, near
Yreka, while since.
THIRTEEN hundred votes were polled at the
Marysville charter election, and Peter Decker,
Democrat, elected Mayor.
SOMEBODY has been threatening to burn Yreka,
and citizens have set extra watch.
Two hundred and fifty women were at a ball
given in Columbia.
SOMEBODY is selling seed from the Calaveras
Big Trees ; they are expected to mature in about
two thousand years.
BRIGHAM Young has given passports to $40 dis
affected Mormons, and wants them to clear out.
THE English government is going to borrow
fifty millions of dollars to carry on the Indian
war.
TWENTY-FIVE cadets entered the Penitentiary
last month.
A MINER fell into shaft, near Jacksonville,
two weeks ago, and was killed.
The Jacksonville Herald says that when the
Roseburg prisoners were called for morning pray
ers, one Underhil, committed for mule stealing,
was missing
Snow on Crescent City mountain is too deep
for travel-it is from six to ten feet deep
ALL the candidates at the late Marysville cleo
tion, pledged themselves to give nothing to any
person for the purpose of securing votes
AT the Dalles, in Oregon the Indians report
plenty of gold in the Shuswap country.
EDWARD RAIL was killed on the 10Th, below
Red Bluffs by tree which he cut down to catch
a raccoon the coon and hunter were both found
dead near the tree.
YANKEE ADAMS and Rowena Granice have got
married.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-27
L. u. FISHERS

n ON 6nI1i0lN1 A0bNS L oan rfdnClS'
n co-No. l7l4 Washington street, up stairs,
nearly opposite Maguire's Opera House
L. p. FISHER is the authorized Agent of the
TRINITY JOURNAL, Weaverville Sacramento Un-
ion Marysville Herald San Joaquin Republ-
can, Stockton Pacific Methodist, Stockton So
nora Herald Nevada Journal Grass Valley
Telegraph Red Bluff Beacon Columbia Ga
zette Tuolumne Courier Mountain Democrat,
Placerville; Empire County Argus, Placerville ;
Calaveras Chronicle, Mokelumne Hill Shasta
Courier; Mariposa Gazette; Yreka Weekly I'm
ion Iowa Hill News Weekly Ledger, jackson ;
San Jose Telegraph Sonoma County Journal ;
Folsom Dispatch !; California Mining Journal ;
Los Angeles Star Santa Barbara Gazette San
Diego Herald Alameda County Gazette ; Pla-
Ger Courier, Yankee Jlm's Napa County Re-
porter; Sierra Democrat, Downieville Hum
boldt Times, Union Oregonian, Portland, o. t.;
Oregon Weekly Times, Portland, o. 7. Oregon
Statesman Salem, o. T. Jacksonville Herald,
Jacksonville, o. r.; Pioneer and Democrat,
Olympia, W. r. Washington Republican, Stella
coom w. T. Polynesian, Honolulu, S. |. Paci-
fc Commercial Advertiser, Honolulu, S. L. Mex
ican Extraordinary, City Of Mexico; Hongkong
Register.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-27

GALLAETRY OF THE POLES AND SPANIARDs.-
Lola Montez thinks the Spaniards and Poles the
most gallant people in the world. In a recent
lecture at Philadelphia she said In Madrid she
had seen the students throw down their cloaks in
cross the street upon. And it is not unusual to
see the common people follow beautiful woman
with such eXclamatons Blessed be the mo-
ther who gave birth to such beauty And in
Poland she had seen lady's shoe taken from her
foot and filled with champagne, and passed up
and down the table for a drinking cup, but this
was piece of galantry which could only be
paid to a lady who was celebrated for beautiful
FOOT
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-27
ADVERTISING IN THE ATLANTIC STATES.

ADVERTISING IN TIE ATLANTIC STATES.
L. p. f. has now completed his arrangements
for the forwarding of advertisements to all the
principal largest circulating Journals and News
papers published in the Atlantic States
A fine opportunity is here offered to those who
wish to advertise in any part of the Union, Of
doing so at the lowest rates and in a prompt and
satisfactory manner. 33td.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-27
Musical Instruments.

DN5la. Guitars, Volns, Accordeons, Flutinas,
&5z9W Flutes, and Flies, of superior quality and
9tE tone. Also, Violin Bows, Bow Hair, vi
olin Screws, Instruction Books, &c. &c.
The best assortment of italian Violin and Gui.
tar strings ever brought to this market, just re-
ceived at the City Drug Store. Il. A. FAGG.
Weaver, Sept. IL, 1857. 34td.
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MUST STOP, SUDDENLY-The Mountain Jnessen-
ger has determined TO stop the Sacramento pa
pers from garbling up and stealing its news
says it must stop right here, or there will be
one or two papers less on its exchange list.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-27
Price List J

Letters, Certificates and notices from the press,
from all parts of the world, may also be seen at
our salesroom.
Descriptive circulars sent free to any address.
s. D. g. H. w. SMITH,
Gil Washington Street, Boston.
(Near Boyston Market.) j23-ltd
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-27

DISAPPOINTMENT Marrying woman with the
expectation Of getting 100000, and afterwards
getting bill for her board during courtship,
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LOVE SCENE Marintha Ann, do you see that
STAR
'Reckon do
Marintha Ann, do you love that star?
Not as knows on
ooh Marintha Ann, if you did, wish l was
that star =
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-27

MEMoRY.-M Mithridates, king of Pontus, knew
each one of his eighty thousand soldiers by his
right name
Seneca was able to rehearsc two thousand
words, which were given to him, in the same order.
Hortensius kept in his memory all the prices
paid on day of auction.
Hugo Grotus, on being present at a review
of some regiments, in France, recalled all the
names of the single soldiers which were there
called up.
Justus Lipsius ventured to rehearse the works
of Tacitus, from the first word to the last forward
and backward, even when somebody was standing
before him with drawn dagger, to pierce him at
the very moment he had forgotten but an only
word
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-27
GAN MELoDEON


struction is similar to the Church Instrument, be-
ing arranged with two banks of Keys and when
used together, by means of the coupler, is capa-
BILE OF as great volume of power as the Church
instrument, when used without the Pedals
Also, every variety Of MELODEONS for Par
lor use.
Purchasers may rely upon instruments from our
Mandatory, being made in the most complete
and thorough manner. Having removed to tho
spacious Buildings 5lI Washington ST..
we have every facility for manufacturing purpo-
ses, and employ none but the most experienced
and skilful workmen. In short, we will promise
our customers an Instrument equal if not superb
or to any Manufacturer and guarantee entire and
perfect satisfaction.
Music TEACHERS, LEADERS OF CHoIRs, and 9TH
ers interested in musical matters are respectful
ly invited to visit our Rooms at any time and ex-
anime or test the instruments on exhibition for
sale at their pleasure.
AS still further guarantee to the public as to
the excellence Of the Melodeons and Harmonious
from our Mandatory, we beg leave to refer, by
permission, to the following
Piano Forte Manufacturers of Boston,
who have examined our Instruments and will give
their opinion when called upon:
CHICKERING & Sons, T. GILBERT & Co.
VIM j. EMERSON, BROWN & ALLEN,
GEORGE HEWS, A. w. LADD & Co.
NEWHALL & CO., HALLET Il CUMSTON,
WOODWARD IL BROWN.
Orders from any part of the country or world,
sent direct to the manufactory in Boston, with
cash or satisfactory reference, will be promptly
attended to, and as faithfully executed as If tho
parties were present. or employed an agent to se-
lcct, and on as reasonable terms.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-27

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