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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-10-12
Death of Me-.r.. sleeper and add.

A cad task lies before us this morning-to an
nounce Deaths doings in our midst. During the
summer death has BEEN very busy among US, tax
ing some of our worthless and best citizens and
now we have the painful duty of announcing
the sudden and almost tragic death of two of our
most respected residents, one of them, Mr.. JOHN
III. SLEEPER, associate editor of this paper, who
died last evening at nine O'Clock. 1t was only
last Thursday, that Mr.. Sleeper complained of
illness, which proved to be a severe attack of in
fammation of the bowels, probably more severe
than was at first anticipated. After a brief i'll
ness of five days, he has been called to his rest.
Mr.. Sleeper was born in Exeter, n. H., we
believe, and was aged twenty-six. His father
was for many years the publisher and editor Of
the Boston Journal, and at present, or quite re-
Gently, mayor of Roxbury, Mass. where his fam
ily now reside. He is a brother of Mrs. Jas. w.
Austin of this place. He came to these islands
some two years ago, mainly on account OF his
health, and Immediately commenced learning the
native language, in which task he was so success
full, that before the close of a year, he vas able
both to read and converse freely in it.
About two months ago, he was engaged as as
sociate editor of this paper, a vocation which he
q ~ , cbSdEC III. AZ ChtchCN Jpn me
duties with a zeal and relish, and with the exer-
else of such sound judgment. as assured US and
Others that he was admirably fitted for the place
which he filed. He had just commenced taking
the entire supervision of the paper, the last two
or three papers before his sickness having been
prepared wholly by him.
The funeral OF Mr.. Sleeper will take place to-
day, at 41-2 P. NJ, from the residence of The
family of the late John Ladd, in Beretania street.
Under the same roof, on the same day, Mr..
JoHN LADD died, preceding Mr.. Sleeper but a few
hours. Mr.. LAdd had been in his usual health,
and had been watching by the bed of Mr.. S. He
got up and went into the adjoining room. where
he was attacked with apopIexy Medical aid was
Immediately called in, but all attempts % ave
his life were unsuccessful He was born hGpotts-
mouth, N. H., January 9, IS1l nd wonId 90
sequently have been City years old next January.
For the past fifteen years he has resided on these
islands. He leaves an aged mother widow ard
/ wo sons.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-10-12

LARGE AUCTION SALE-Dealers will bear in mind
the large sale this morning of imported goods, at A
p. Everett'A See auction column.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-10-12

IN Hono,ulu, Oct. IL, Of inflammation Of the bowels, Nj. LOUIS
A. P&yIs, aged 40 years, born in caiair, France. he ara IN
Oahu Preon Hospital
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-10-12

SELECT ScHooL-By n notice in another column it
will be seen that n new term Of Mr.. Brewster's school
commences on Monday next. This school meets with
much favor. and is just the institution that has so
long been needed in Honolulu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-10-12
Latest DATES. received a. ..s- onee.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
Or. Ssh Kamelameha ", Henry, from Kona, Hawaii
e-schs Kaluna, Excei, Margaret, and Mary Ella, all from
KzuaL
Ssh Keknriuohi. Ms,ehant, frosn kOna, Hawaii
o-An VIII bark Neva- Hand. Of Greenpcrt, noln Arctc,
- barrels
1o-Am Vii snip Fabius, Smith, from Arctic, COO VIII 1000
hong. sailed on 11rh for koloa and New Zealand
1O-Au vh bark George, silva. from Arctic 20 wh S4Oo
bou-- sailed on 1lfh for New ZEALAND
wnxrDAr, A. M.-Two ~haleships in the ofang-not yet
rpor>ed-
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DEPARTURES.

Or $50 Maria, Moitsno, for Maui, and Kaiuna, BOrras, for
Huo-
u-s <u-n- on Hzuuruf-
S-sch Nanuoksvai, Beckley, for Maui and kohala-
EAn clipper hip Ocean Express, Willis, Jarvis Island
s-An clipper ship Eliza 4 Ella Lunt, for Hong Kong
Ian bark Moneka- M'Castin, for shanghse-
u-Schs Kxuehamcha and Queen, for uindsard ports
u-Schs Excei, Kahznz and Margaret, for ports on n araL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-24


GENERAL JACKSON AND THE TURTLE. r-Apaon
the many charges brought by the opponents of Gen
Jaeks0n against him, 70 prove that lie was not fit TO
the Presidency, that he was Miterats and tbi
was the honest belief OF great many eYerywhere
during ms Administration, a vessel arrived a
Norfolk from the West lpdies and on It's deck v,er
several sea-turtles. Among them was a giant of ,
reptile which attracted the attention of eyerybodY
who went aboard. The Captain had them all takeT
on the wharf and exposed for sale AIMING tbose
who admired the huge fellow above mentioned
were several leaders Of the 4" unterrifed" four or
nVe OF whom made up purse bought the monster
and by the next Washington boat sent il up as a
present to Old Hickory.
BE was much gratified ct such a present and the
inmates and the visitors at the White House enioyed
rare treat IN the way of turtle soupn of the
most magnificent description
Inc General wrote very polite note, aclnowIl
soelng the receipt Of the present which was dul :,
received BY Dr.. A. who had sent it in the name -.
himself and his other democratic friends
ehorty after the receipt of the Generals a;,syver
Ut. a. was hoDblng along on Main street, and INST
Nnen nearly in front Of Mr.. BIS bookstore he yTas
hailed BY i've anti-JacksOnans as follows:
Well, Doctor, have you heard from the Cen..ol
about your turtle?1
-fas answered Dr.. A, and have his repIy ip|
breath. q" 'i4eu IN q
Here it is" Dr. A. replied.
hs produced the note, and they read:
thihK you Tor the very fine tOytoisef
you SO kindly sent me- &C. &cn ~ ''''
Ihere," said one Of the gentlemen, we had al
ways heard that your great man could not Wit :
anguish and now we kzolC it Who ever heard OF :
turtle being called a tortoise ~ 4
Will you take bet on it !" said A.
mat we Will answered they, and we vii 2.
elds the point by going into friend B'sn
90 In they went, and both parties agreed N -,
by the definition of a certain dictionary. SD 81
standard Of the language. One of them tur n5 s
as leaves TIL he reached the word turtle M
milton was, bird Of the dove kind :" ~ nv uS
next line this word is sometimes used '1u ~ ule
1ne tortoise found on the shores Of the est T6;a
II Is corruption used by sailors and yt i q
AT IRE arc you satisfied gentlemen e Iclailned Dr. L
Shor1y you are W'erate BE pie ssed 10 ny -" %u
pets and never after this say tina General ,
can't write English O'ii1l''i jackson Y
They did as requested. givir q each -, 81. q g
.iS bottles OF Madeira and tiey wont ont Of ~
zach very large flea Al INC ear OF :
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$50 REWARD
DlssOIsuOn.

DISsOJuFi On.
YNyHB co partnership existing under the style and
4 arm Of Ewing < SperrYs has this day teen dis
mutual consent. H. EWiSa is alone authorised
settle the business OF the late firm.
u EWING, ia.
N sPERRY,
Nashville, Oct. 81. 1889,
In retiring from the firm Of EwNs SFzaRY Iretura my
thanks the Of the late firm and solicit continuance
.of the 70 successor. Is. n. EwNe, Jr.
Oashyne Oct. 81, 1859 J. N sPEkkf.
YasHynIE, Oct. -. 1850.
have his day associated with Mr. W. hEEsAS ana
N continue the Grocery Business under the BTm I'VE 81 -
~. Ewing Co. b II. bHNs'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-24

ss eIAscocK. g. s. NwsoM. W. GARRETT
z. H. GLASCOCK Co.,
oHce No. 8 Gcs erect Nashville Tenn, door 70 Mer
chants Bank dealers in AID Sn for the purchase and sale Of
IL EAL T. EAfFE
iRenfing Houses and Land In the City Or
Country,
win give her uadvidedattentOn the lection Glars
EEGOTEATIsG LOANS c.. DC.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-24

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SAIL
to make other Investments propose sci
w all our Real Estate in Davidson county, follows
THAT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE,
situated the Franklin Turnpike, within half mile Of the city
and opposite the residence of the late Joseph w. Horton,
Containing about Forty Acres.
is perhaps the most commanding tsyinF o. Nash
sve and is most desirable country residence The viii
sold with II IS Of land the purchaser choose
THAT VALUABLE FARM,
1noWu as the Sims Tract, situated the Smith Turnpike od
Lebanon road within hree miles Of Nashville containing 3
The soil good, it is we'll EatTed and tbered and
divided into small tracts Of twenty and upwards all Of
which admirably adapted for country residences
Edens and dairy farms. Also, that
BEAUTIFUL FARM
read occupied BY c. McCampbe, and formerly
owned by ThoS Harding, containing about 25e This
we'll known to need further description It will
so bs divided suit purhasers- T. c. AcCamp5ell vial
ttnese places 70 alE one Fna 8iil call
All the above property win be sold reasonable terms and
on credit Of ons two, thres and four years.
Apply 70 4. V. 8. Lindslsy Nashville either Of the
|dsr5Ends, TH0S. @. McC AMPBELJ.,
Six miles from Nashville
ia. M0CAMPBELL,
mh3f Nashville
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Who Invented Tire Sewing MachInc!
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THE ExTRAORpINARY DRAWING

THE EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS
of Wood EDDY Co.'S Single Number Lotteries will take place
public Superintendent Of sworn Commissioners
BAT Augusta Georgia, as follows:
GLASS Al Draws Saturday, Nov. 10, 1859,
Glass 81 Draws Saturday, Dec. It's 1850
Glass So Draws Saturday, JAM 81, 1850,
sCIass go Draws Saturday, Feb. IS, $780,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-24
HEINDRICH q KUBLY,
HE GRE aTEST OVERS AND SC0URERS

HEINDRICH q KUBLK,
THE GRE aTEST OVERS AND SCOURERS
IN THE SOUTH AND WEST.
ETAVE engaged Mr. JOHN Gutter Tailor who
is the best cutter and filter in the country.
HEINDRIcH KgBLY each engaged DyeTs ths
cleaning, dyeing. repairing and in prices
Orders be left at s oce No a Public Square, At No.
ll6 Cedar Street sepl6-3n
ORNAMENTAL Trees and EVoFgreens.
NEONTGOMERY & McGREDY, Nurserymen Nashville Tenn
VH nYe special attention their extensive stock Of Fruit
EVereens, Green House Plants, 100 600
ornamental Trees and ETFF slable for meste effect
Fruits-5QQ0 Apple :, 4 years old
psars-3eOO, DWaTfs 4 Standf rds, 9 TO years old.
Peaches 00O &c years DID, Cherries, Plums Apricos
tariens and quince, in large numqers.
large collection Of Grapes Strawberries Raspberes Goose
|berrss, Currants & Bouquets At ali Sea=ons
MONTGOMERY & McGREDY.
nall. LinEood. Nurseries Nashville, Tenn
$50 REWARD
UNOR the apprehension end delivery Of SAMUEL HOOSBR
Who under charge CT Ourageousy having broken open t
houses Of William Hamilton AID Jcmes Christopher, villa nisns
oorm murder, made ts escape and running large
hs sboTe reward will rhreiore be pad to who will De
liver The said tooseT TO the ShG Of Wilson county that he
nay be brought to justice
Said Hooser abod % years Of age about ave fest ten 7cAe
high built, fair rather sandy hair has at this
wound from sun shot In the right arm below the eihow.
J. NJ CHRIST" PIER,
saDI6-tf Gadesysife.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-24

81 Successors to Carter Mckay Co., b. LznisF 4 Co..
Az this day associated themselves together zndsr lie style
and firm nameSf Carter Nilisiori c., for The puros
Of doing General Auction Commission and no!esae Grocery
Business And having removed TO the and
house. lately erected and occupied By Lansr Ca
and having taken TIE entire 1k Of both houses, At ~
times are TO al orders the lowest prices.
We viii settle all claims against the old Carter, 1caz
4 Co. and hope that alivh0 indebted then sos for.
ward and settle Immediately al
8 once. CARTER, WILLsFQRD 4 co.
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RO.ms TO Rent.

SKVERAL handsome rent the second and third
stories Of the DaOn and American Block Of Cherr
sn1 Spring streets Apply to J. o. Grth, at the Union
I-..-cs;e, caica. n fmhN COOpbB
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-24

PLOWSI PAOWSII PLOWS!!I
Will Keep constantly fun seut Of ps.
w AanaiActered At the Tennessee RIOSr Farfo-
Iarnfs would do Fel 70 give call before pusehazinE
or sae n s e at fro Ten 70 teEy per ezs n ven
$ nave been PaSngf the sane quslIiy q ploWs
- P. e @. ANDERSON.
Ie1o-u . and = corner Broad and College suestI.
Nashville. lem.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-29
NOV TO KEEP Gle ~
Use EsOraback,s SOAP.

WE the undersigned take this method of inform
w ing the citizens Of Augusta and Rockingham
counties that we have purchased OF VIM. =. kllgore
the owner for the State of Va, the right OF said
counties to manufacture and sell family rights to
make Roraback's Compound Chemical Toiiet and
Washing Soap, and will be in Staunton during
Court week. for the purpose ofselling family rights
to all who may wish to purchase: This Soap has been
prominently before the American public Tor more
than two years. it has been thoroughly tested ~
many thousands of people who pronounced it to be
the cheapest Soap heretofore known
In the place this Soap recommends ITSELF 20
every fmily for it's cheapnes and superior cleans
ing qualities.
2nd-For its being so easily made.
3d-Because it will wash with half the ordinary
labor Of common Soap.
4th--You can wash the finest texture OF Lawns,
Muslins or Laces without any rubbing
5th-It will efectually remove grease from any
kind Of cloth whatever without the slightest Injury
to the goods.
This Soap is made without using either grease OF
lye and be made in ten minutes after the water
bos. The Toilet Soap is made without at cos
of cents per pound and the washing Soap at three
fourths of cent per pound. All who wish to try
the qualities Of this Soap call at the Nationa
Hotel or Virginia Hotel and get some of it free Q
charge, after you satisfied it IL ge' uine art
c]c we will be pleased to sell all family right wht
may wish to purch ase.
Messrs Kilgore and Pendleton will also be It th'
yirginian for the purpose Of selling County rights
&C. SW1NK 4 HITE.
Julv a. 1859-tf
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-29
Commissioner Sale of Land.

TOY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court OF
ID Augusta Ceanty, pronounced on the 18th day
of June, 1855, in a cause therein ending between
David Baylor, Guardian of Sarah Margaret Ar
genbright, John Zimmerman snd others, 0efenc-
ants. 49,
We shall! proceed on Tueaday, the 3oth day Q,
August 1889 to sell at public auction on the prem
Small Tract Of Land lying on both p; sides o.
Augusta County, being the same on which David
Arginbrght decd resided e containing snrr Ed:sn
and David Baylor. The Land is Of good quality,
and there is on it comfortable DWELLING
HOUSE, also 4 small barn and other out houses,
. quantity of fruit trees, two Springs and an excel
lent Garden about one half of it is cleared, and I'M
der fence and the balance well tinbered.
TERMS OF SALE.-So much cash as will be
to deray the cost Of suit and expenses Of
Gale snd the balance in payments of ten twenty and
thirty mouths from day of sale. The purchaser
giving bond with approved personal secury. and
the title to be retained ultimate security until
the purchase money is paid.
DAVID BAYLOR, ro,,.
WIN. S. H. BAYLOR o
Inv 90 1859-tde.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-29
/ AND FOR SALE.

TINE Subscriber offers for sale his land, situated
in the county Of Albemarle, four miles from
Oordonsvile, and three miles from Bentivoglio, on
the Virginia Central Railroad, and containing. by
recent survey ,6S5 ACR ES, which can be di-
yided with comfortable dwelling and necessary
out-houses on either half. Presuming that no one
will purchase without first viewing the premises-
in the Piedmont region, for heathfulness and fer
fifty of soil. From four to five hundred acres are
covered, with original growth; and there are not
less than thirty springs of good and pure water
within its bounds. Any inquiry addressed to me
at Bentivoglio Post office. Aibemarle county, will
be promptly attended to, or will take pleasure in
showing the land to any one wishing to see it.
Persons wishing information are referred to
W. Gilmer, Esq, Albemarle; to I. !: Deane, Esq
Richmond, or Roger A. Pryor, Esq, Washington
July %, ls59-tf. N. L. WALKER.
yryRUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT IN
Il STAUNTON.-On Monday the 18th day Of Au-
oxst next by virtue of deed Of trust executed to
meby VIM. Ruff on the 18th of JAM, 1859. and OF
record in the Clerks Office of the County Court OF
Augusta. to secure bond for $1,000 90 due J. B.
Baldwin Ex'r of Simon r. Miller, decd, ana to IN
dennifv the security the same, l will offer as
public auction in front Of the Court House the
BRICK HOUSE AND LOT situated on Lewis ST.,
in that NORTON IF the town known as Gallows Town
formerly occupied by said WIN. Ruff as residence.
The title to said property is believed to be un-
questionable. but as trustee l will only transfer
such title as is vested in Possession given any
time after sale.
TERMS:-$25O.OO in four months secured by
with interest from date with privilege Of extension
another year on payment of interest.
BRlSCOE A. STUART, Trustee.
gtapnton July ~, 1859.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-29


SEWlNA uuALhiNE.
On Exhibition for few days only in
StauntOn, at MRS. Woods Dressma king
Establishment, next door to the POst-Of-
fec, also at the American Hotel.
r WOULD respectfully invite the citizens o
i Staunton and vicinity to witness the operation
Of these celebrated and beautiful instruments.
A lady from the principal Office will assist me in
exhibiting the Machines and will take pleasure in
instructing any lady who may desire it, in its use
free Of charge.
Persons who contemplate buying will do well to
avail themselves of this opportunity OF learning the
use of this most necessary and invaluable household
implement, from experienced operators In offer
ing this machine to the public Lean, with the great
est confidence recommend and warrant it to be the
best in use for all the practical purposes OF gener
al sewing in Families, Plantasions and Manutacto-
ries of oil kinds Of Clothing, Dress making, DC.
For confirmation Of this opinion refer to the re-
coros of the various Mechanical and industrial
Associations throughout the country-to the very
favorable notices of the press, andto the ESQ., 00O)
If the machines now in use, than half Of which
have been sold since the reduction 10 price on the
first of last October. No other m achine has been
so extensively introduced in Virginia and none has
given such satisfaction. Every Machine is wAHKAH-
TED to be just as represented and perfect in every
retpect. All necessary repairs free Of charge for
3years.
Machines which are ordered within few days
will arrive before we leave and will be set up and
tested. E. H. CRAIGE, Agent.
Office No. 27S Main st., Richmond VI.
May 20, 1859.-tf
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-29
EXECUTORS SALE OF
Real Estate III StauntOn.

r WILL offer for sale, at public auction, in front
i of Messrs. Crawford and Cochran's Store. in
Stennton, on Tuesday, The 9Th day Of Auyast, Is
49, Three HOUSES AND LOTS. and an ou-
LOT. belonging to the Estate Of Micheal Oates,
dec d. and situated in that part of Staunton known
as New Town. The property will be offered in
the following order, viz:
lst-The House and Lot now in the occupancy Of
Henry Youch.
2d-The House and Lot now in the occupancy of
Jacob Rohr. =
sd-The House and Lot now in the occupancy OF
Henry Hyer.
4th--The Out Lot adjoining the lot of Lewis W.
Peace.
The Houses and Lots are very desirable property
for persons with small families. The occupants Of
the Houses will show them to persons who desire
it, or will take pleasure in doing SO. The title
believe to be good.
TERMS OE SALE.-A credit of five years will
be given upon the purchaser giving, bond with
approved security, with interest payable annually
aud lien retained as ultimate security. These
terms however, am willing to vary to suit purcha-
Sers. WM. n. HAkMAN
Executor of N. Oates. dee'd
Staunton, July Is, 1s59-tds, pr fee s3.s5-spes
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-29
July ~, ls59-tf.-Spec. copy.

EaesfsrfstG January +, 1857.
MKssRs. Dors d Co..-Gentlemsn "A short
time since my horse caught his leg in the facing OF
the door, and sprained it very badly. Having heard
your TURF Gil spoken ofin such high terms, !
concluded it fne opportunity to try its effca
CIV, so L procured bottle, and only applied 1t
twice, and it made permanent cure OF him.
short time after that one Of my servant boys was
using drawing knife, and by some mischanc cut
fhis hand badly, nearly severing the thumb from
zhe hsRd. Immediately applied your TU OIL
and in very short time (almost miraculous) ii was
entirely healed | now keep it constantly on hard
fer thank it is one of the best family medicines
farmer can keep You can use this As you deem
proper. JNo. i. GRESHAM.
Far saieia Staunton by P. Fl. TRoUr Co.,
and Il. S. EieHEhRKEGEa & BRo., Druggists.
B9VE Il CO., Sole Proprietors,
Sept. s., ISss.-ee2wIv. Richmond, Va.
CTAUSTor AcADEMY-The next session
- Q. this sthool will commence on the LIST MONDAY
IN SgPrsxsEn The course embraces all that is
necessary to Thorough preparation for the Uni
versity or College. The terms are as heretofore,
$50 for each term Of five months. and small charge
for fuel French (extra) $40. In making out bills
at the clese of each term, small fractions of month
are not included either wsy. Pupils must be en-
tered for five months or to the close Of the session
No deductions made except for prcleng ed sickness
Parents and guardians are urged to enter their
sons Or wards during the first week Of the session,
and to see that they are punctual and regular In
their attendance Attention TO these points is es
sent ial to improvement. Boarding can be had In
the Academy for three or four pupils, On moderate
terms.
The subscriber announces that he will hereafter
be assisted by his brother w N. II. II. Waddcii
in whose fitness for the place he has entire conf
dence JAMES. A. WADDElL, NJ. d.
Stanton, July %, 1859 6ws.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-29
MUSIC STORE,
MAIN ST., CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA
FREY g. ROBINSON

Have opened Store, on Main Street, Gold Pos
Office, where they will keep for sals. PIANOS
FLUTES, vIOLINS, GUITARS, BANJOS
SHEET MUSIC, STATIONERY, ENGRAV.
INGs, &C., &C., and especially solicit the pat
ronage Of their friends and the public generally.
"A M o.,
Our Stock of Plan os is selected principally from
the well known and most reliable Factory of NUNS
L CLARK, New York, whose Instruments have
never been surpassed in tone and durability since
their establishment commenced operations (thirty-
five yeaas ago. We have made arrangements
with other Factories for supplying with Pianos
occasionally retaining the privilege, however, Of
returning them, If found unworthy orr recomenda-
ton. Persons purchasing from us therefore will
never run any risk. as we have determined to sell
only good !nstruments, on the most reasonable
terms.
SHEET MUSIC,
great variety Of the latest publications constant
~ on hand. Instruction DO oks for all instruments
The usual deduction made in supplying schools and
Music teachers. Arthurl Patent Elastic Music
Portfolios. Music sent by mail.
Orders from the country. promptly attended to.
C. T. FREY, Professor of Music.
]. ROBINSON.
July ~, l859-tf.-Spec. copy.