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Yesterday Afternoons Report.



QUEBEC, July 1s
By the steamship Indian we get the follow
ing additional news:
PARIS, July 5th-The official condemnation
by the French government Of the article in
the Paris Steele, affirms that respect for Papa
cy forms part Of the programme which the
Emperor Napoleon Is carrying out
The Minitetr d bologna published a letter
from Count Canour to the Junta Of Bologna,
saying that the King Victor Emanuel would
not accept the Union Of Romagna with Pied
mont, but will direct the Roman forces to con
cur for the purpose Of obtaining Italian indie
pendence
Gen. Pelksier's corps to observe the front
iers of the Rhine will be in cantonments by
the 18th inst. II will comprise 100000 in
fantry, $4,000 cavalry, and 4GO cannon.
The London Tunes Vienna correspondent
says that something unusual is going on be-
tween France Russia and Turkey, and he
would not be surprised if Turkey was to turn
against Austria. Four Russian corps are al
ready on a war footing. All the officers on
limited leave have been ordered to join bevy
Of recruits.
ENGLAND.-Lord Lyndhurst made a speech
in the House of Lords, strongly advocating
vigorous measures Of defence both on the sea
anu lauu. ne regarded the assertion thol
France had no wish to invade England as un-
deserving Of consideration England might
live in perfect independence of French for
bearance, relying only on the vigOr Of her peo-
pie.
The 4th Of July Banquet took place at st.
James's Hall, London. Consul Campbell pre-
sided. Much enthusiasm prevailed and the
usual toasts were drank.
Mr.. Dallas, the American Minister made q
speech in which he compared the position of
Italy to that Of the United States in l776, and
expressed warm sympathy with the spirit Of
National independence exist where it may.
He proposed a sentiment to the same effect.
Charles Villiers has been appointed Presi-
dent Of the Poor Law Board, withRsea In the
Cabinet, Mr.. Gibson having accepted the
Presidency of the Board of Trade.
II is rumored that Mr.. Golden will be offer
ed the Governorship of Canada.
It is reported again that the Emperor Ma
| poleon will return TO Paris about the middle
Of July.
Cochin CHINA-The French troops have
defeated the army Of Anlam and captured Q
fort mounting 20 guns. The loss Of the enc
my was 500 and the French had IA killed anC
! 80 wounded.
INDIA AND CHTNA-Nena and other leader
of the mutineers have been defeated and dis
posed at Irdwan Pass.
At Hong KOug the transactions in tea ha,
been stopped by tho exhorbitant demands o
the holders.
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FnONI WASHINGTON.

WAsHlE0TONJ July IL .
Previous to the preparation Of the recent
official letter TO our Minister at Berlin, in
strueting him 10 demand Of the Hanoyerian
Government the surrender Of Mr.. Ernst At
torney General Black, at the request Of the
President, prepared an opinion in the case Of
maintaining the general right Of expatriaton
as incontestable, and that in regard 10 the
protection Of our citizens in their rights at
home and abroad, We have no law which di-
vides them into classes or makes any differ
ence whatever between them that a native
and naturalized American citizen may
therefore go forth with equal security over
every sea, and through every land under
Heaven, including the country in which the
latter was born. Either Of them may be ta-
ken for debt contracted, or a crime committed
by him, but both are absolutely free from all
political obligations 10 every country but their
own. They are both American citizens, and
their exclusive allegiance is due to the Gov
ernment Of the United States. In Judge
Black opinion, the HanoVerian Government
cannot Justify the arrest Of Ernst by showing
that he emigrated contrary 10 the laws Of that
country, unless II can also be proved that the
original right Of expatriation depends on the
consent Of the natural sovereign and this
last proposition he is sure no man can es-
tablish.
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BOSTON ITEMS.

BOsTON, July lS
Mr.. VIM. Holmes and wife Of New Orleans,
who are now stopping at Plymouth, were
served with writ Of Habeas Corpus to day,
requiring them to deliver up female slave
named Maria Gaskins.
The hearing of tho case has been assigned
for tomorrow. Martha has been brought to
this city, her chief complaint is that she has
to enjoy less liberty at the North than when
she was in New Orleans.
The committee appointed at the meeting Of
the Suffolk bar, will report resolutions to-
morrow in relation to the death of Mr.. Choate.
Ii is understood that there will be public
funeral, and that Hon. Caleb Cushing will de-
liver the eulogy.
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The British steamer LsViot called on N
9th inst with 81, 10000 IN specie.
The revoluhonists IN Yucatan quietly dis
perssd after the capture Of Bx'Governor Bor-
rera. HnET
President Miramon had proposed issuing
forced paper currency amounting 70 Sf8000,-
OOO, and was also about raising forced loans
from all natives, ranging from one 70 Eve
hupdred dollars each.
The steamship Tennessee was detained 10
the 18th, 10 enable Mr.. Mclean 70 send i'm
portont dispatches for Washington.
President Juarez has Published political
manifesto couhscating the Church Secular
property.
President Junrez' Minister Of Finance, who
is passenger on the Tennessee comes to ne
gOtiaie a loan on the Church property.
Tepca has been captured BY the Liberals
Several vessels have been lost on the coast
of Tuspan and Tecohitla during a violent
hurricane.
The French barque Aunapua has been lost
OF TampicO.
The manifesto issued by President Juarez
prohibits the clergy from holding office, thus
throwing them on the voluntary support Of
the laity, and abolishes internal custom houses
and internal taxation.
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- We take pleasure ia informing the public
that y. RaHiui, us superior St has received a
splendid stock Of Summer goods among which we
notice large variety Of the newest and most fsah-
iOnable styles Of straw goods for both men and
boys, and also fullassorimeut Of children goods
We also notice some new and beautiful styles o
sOft hats, which deserve especial attention Mr.
Ruilni assures US that il will be bis aim to sell the
goods at lower prices that any other house in the
trade. We confidently commend him 10 the public
n worthy Of thar patronage.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Gsa~ The time Is at hand aud dies are as nu-
msrous as mosquitoes 10 October. They crawl
over your hands, faces, neoks and shoulders, snd
would intruds on tho feet aud legs of all, unless
they are, or at least ought to be protected from
the msroiless intrusion of these stealthy monop'
lists of the rights Of citizens in Northern Ohio by
some Of MoGuires long-legged, high or low, laced
or Congress calf skin gaiter boots, few more
cases to bo closed out at unusually low prizes
Remember the place. 1876 Ontario street.
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MEXICAN NEWS.


Advices from Tampico to July I'd say the
organization Of the Liberal forces in North
ern Mexico is broken up. The Miramonists
are acting with renewed vigor and are not
only threatening San Louis Polosi, but an ex
pedition Of 5000 strong against Tampico is
being organized under Gen. MORT.
Artillery men and ammunition have arriv-
ed at Tampico from Vera Cruz.
Large quantities of powder have also been
received there from New Orleans.
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HAIR DYE HAIR DYEll HAIR DYE !
Wm. A. Bachelors Hair Dye
The only harmless and reliable Due kROl0n.
Tho Orirnnl nnd hnst I'm the world

The only harmless and reliable Due knOi0n.
The Original and best in the world
All others are mere limitations and should be avoided
you wish to escape rilirule
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to a
beautiful aud ratuu Brown Black, without the least
injury TO Hair or Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
warded to VIM A. Bachelor since 1879 and $1,000
applications been made the Hair Of his patrons sf
his famous Dyes
WM A. BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE produces color
not 70 he DISTINGUISHED from nature, AMI is WARRANTED
not to iure in the least however long be Continued
and the III effect Of sd Dyes rcmeded the Hair inyigor
lted for life by this Splendid Dye
Made sold or annlied in private roomsl at the Wig
Factory, No. 23 Brnadway N Y.
Sold IN all cities and towns Of the United States, BY Drug
Eists and Fancy Goods pealess. .. b.
r- The genuine has the nome aud address upon steel
plate engraving four sides Of each RON Of
WAI. A. BATCHEL0R,
ianl7 No 239 Broadway, N Y.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

The President accompanied by Mrs. Secre-
tary Thompson and Miss Lane left this after
noon for Bedford Springs
General Cullom, who is under indictment
for alleged malfeasance while Clerk Of the
House Of Representatives, to-day demanded
trinl in the criminal Court, but this was post
poned till the next term, owing to the absence
Of q material witness for the U. s.
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CouNTERFEIr BILLS Photograph 50 bills on
the Newarl Banking Company, State Of New Jer'
sey are in circulation in this City The Vgnette is
a sheaf of wheat, two women aud ship Also
large white TWO ou the lower center, Washington
on upper left end Of the bills They will be easi-
ly detected
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-19

AocIDESr.-Yestorday afternoon as Wm. BEN
more, employed in the Freight Depot Of the o. u
4 c. r. R., was unshaekling some cars PrePaTa'
tory to running switch be fell and wss run
over by the cars, bruisiDg his arm Snd back 'e'
vsrely. Fortunately the wheels did not pa's up
on him. Mr.. Sellers, the Foreman Of the freight
house had him kindly taken care Of and DR.. Beck
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-19

VEGETABLEs.-Gre Corn has made its ap-
pearaneo upon the Angler House tables and small
quantities may be found ia market 1t was sell
ing in New York retail market on the 18th at 37i
cents per dozen. RaspbOrries at Eve and six cents
per basket, and green apples at SO, to $500 per
81
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-19

TaE CoNcERT LAST NIeaT. Notwithstanding
the rain, good audience greeted Mr.. and Miss
Rlohings at the MelodOon last night Their sing
ing and execution was very doe as was Of course
expected, and we'll repaid the attendants Miss
Riehiugs is very 6ne singer a. we'll as aOtress
and wins warm encomiums wherever she goes.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-19

Ns- sHERIFF WIGHTNAN took a delegation OF
six prisoners to Columbus yesterday, four Of whom
we're negroes. Cooley, who attempted to blow up
the steamer City of Buffalo and who could not be
tried for thst proposed crime, bat was convicted
on charge Of couuterfeting, is as hard looking q
specimen as wo have seen. He seems ready to
blow up anything.
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AnrRloAN MEReaAm I'VE have received

AnrRloAN MERenANT. I'VE have received
Bryant a STATIONS American Merchant for July.
1t is illustrated With hne steel engraving aud
biographical notice Of Nahum oaPen, the notod
literary postmaster Of Boston, as distinguished fo'
his literary attaiDmen,s and works As for his Po'
liueal career. Besides this the Magazine contains
tho usual amount Of articles in the Nautical, Ls'
gal, Political, Mercantile, Educational and Com
a, ,rsial dspartments. H|. .#
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FRoM LAKE suPERIOR.-The steamer Northern
Light arrived Sunday night at o'clock, bringing
fifty passengers, 40 tons Psvsbie copper, 50 tons
pig iron, 1000 cedar posts, l42 pkgs hsh and sun
dries She was detained & considerable time by
fOgs. Her news is not important. She leaves to-
night with large list Of excursion passengers.--
Tn, Painesyills Band go up with her.
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u WorLp FAMous 70 eertainty Is Dr J.

" WORLD FAMOUS to certainty is DR. J.
HosTETTEB's CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERs,
for the Of Dyspepsia Fatulence Consump ion and
all the train Of tseoss which arise from morbid cond
on Of those Of the stomach upon the proper SC
ton OF which the health much depends Those who de-
sire be prepared not only for Dyspepsa but for oueha
th' Ills that hum nifty heir TO- should provide themselves
with that excellent compound known as Dr. Hoste
tors Celebrated Stomach Btters,
These Bers pleasant to The taste sure OF operation
and composed entirely Of vegetable substances prepared
with tho greatest If you want to be entirely re-
feshed both physically and mentally and procure this
valuabl tonic.
soldbv Druggists arj dealers generally sverywh're
jyls1w
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Gzss- Mr.. Rarey, the Horse Tamor aud Dr.
Moore, Of the Kentucky Tart Registe', left the
Weddsll yesterday, where they have been stop
ping, for Pittsburgh, where class will be opened
for instruction in the art Of educating horses.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-19

JzsJ- J. B. Conn 4 Co. have the first number o
Bradbury 4 Evans new publication "Once a Week
which is published a sort of opposition to Dick
ems can the Year round" It is finely illustrated
by Lesch, Browne, &c. Charles Reade commsnes'
new story in it, and the initial number promise
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-19

PRoTEoTIoN HosE.--This Hose Company, Capt
John Savoy, are training and drilling preparatory
to the State Parade at Zanesville In September
We shall expect to hear good report of the Pro-
teeticns.
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sLlsHT ACCIDEST.-The morning train on the
c. & e. Road was yesterday morning detained
about twenty minutes, by the track having ipread
in consequence of the heat, whereby the cars were
thrown from the track. No serious damage was
done H.
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a. "a. COLLISION. .

BOsTON, July Is.
A collision occurred on Saturday on the old
Colony Railroad, killing the brakeman, badly
injuring the conductor and several Of the
passengers.
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zao-T The intensely hot weather causes a grand
rush to Mould a Numssns. The failure Of this
soda fountain would create a.pauic, just now, while
the Thermometer stands scores of degrees above
comfort
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.


DIR. Nheescmnn's Pills
= he combination 6f.ngrsdiens in these Pills is the
ult Of loug aud extensive practice They mild in
their operation and certain in correcting all irregularities
Painful Meustruaons removing all distractions wheath
from cold otherwise headache pain in the side pal
pstion Of the heart whites all affections hyser
les fatigue pain in the back and limbs, Sc disturbed
sleep which arises from interruption cf Nature.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
were the commencement Of in the treatment Of
these aud osructons which have consigned
many thousands Of the young the beautiful and the be-
loved 10 PREMATURE GRAVE No female enjoy good
health unless she is regular anil whenever obstruet N
takes place the general health begins to decline
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most eec'ual remedy known for all
plaiuts pacui1r FMal To all classes they iuyal-
usbe, iHiHeiHg Dh eeraiHy periodical regularity, They
known to thousands who have used them At different
periods hroughou tho country having the sanction Of the
eminent qhysicidns in Amer1cd.
Eraleii dire toas 81 ting ghsn and ghen they should NOT
be used With BoIte Price One Dollar each bOr con-
faaiaJ 40 Pills.
Va uS,ie nrmnet to he hnd fee Of the Agents Pills
sent 6y pTOHnty DY vuUtsus proo tho General
Agent Sold by druggists generally
X. b. HUTCHINGS, General Agent;
No lG5 Chamhers s., New York
Sold in Cleveland by VIM, FISKE and GAYLORD 4
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KANSAS RoUNDARY UNCHANGED.

A special dispatch says that after lengthy
discussion, disclosing much wire pulling and
man@uvering by both parties, the Kansas
Convention has to-day fixed, as The northern
boundary Of the State, the original Nebraska
line
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FoR PUr.n-BAT.-TheFo iS good prospect Of
great tiuo at Put in Boy on Fdduy next. Boats
will 20 from Detroit. Toledo, saudusky and CleVs-
Land, and doubtless sIsursi0nisis will aosk 70
those cities 70 take passage for day Of delightful
pleasure upon the beautiful Lake and the charming
retreats in aud abOu, the inlsnds. should the day
prove fair the Ocean, which runs from this port
will bs crowded with pleasure and comfort seek
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KEEP CooL SAVE YOUR IoE l--Sohoolsy'a pat
sut iceberg Relrigerstors never become musty or
damp For sale at manufacturers prices for cash,
by Fogg Ellsworth 4 Co.
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AccIDENr.-Y estOrday as Mr.. A. ]. Phelp',
Teacher of Writing in the City Schools was get
ting out of his buggy, he fell the wheel iu>
jurng him SO as to cOnano him for several days at
least
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-19

REPREsHINe.-LAst evening refreshing thun-
der storm visitOd our city about 6 O'clock, and
through the evening and up to midnight it oOntin-
ued to rain cOpiOusly. Farmers fields will "stand
still and leap with joy" ..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-19

Ga-Round aud oval Glass Shades, to cover
mantle clocks wax flowers, Parian figures or any
delicate and fragile mantle ornaments Of any size
Or shape can be bad at Fogg, Ellsworth Co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-19

Jay- DR., Tubbs may be consulted at his rooms,
American Hotel, Wednesday and Thursday. See
his advertisement.
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sUN sTRUoK.-A Gerna named Miller, we'll
known among teamsters, was sun struck yester-
day at IL A. M. He was conveyed to his home
helpless.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-19

~ The Annual Exhibition Of work at the
Ursulne Convent, Euclid street, will Open on
Wednesday afternoon the 2Otb inst, and close the
following evening at 9 o'clock. dst
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NEW ADvERTlsRnENTs.

J. Harris-For Rent.
o. Cutter h Son-Auotion.
u. d. Kendall 4 CO. Summer Goods.
Taylor Grswold h Co--Parasols, &C.
Hawks Bro -Periddioa's
Caleb AtWater-- announcement.
Wsnted--A Situation as Book-kee3er.
Pslton Br ej-For Dunkirt.
HostetteIs Bitteis-speeial Notice
Hollswayis Pills-Speet Notice. 4.#
hIcguiro-Busness Notice.
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~ For the best qualities Of SegaH, Tobacco
and Snuff go TO b. G. Dielz, III superiorst
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steamer Departures

FoR DETRoIT--steamboat Ocean, Capt. EVANS, p. N.
For BUFFALO-steamboat City Of Buffalo, Capt A. d.
PERKiNs at so'clock.
FuR BuFfALo-Stesnboat Arctic, Capt. Henry Fish, at
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pIAIN an oRNAMENrAL PR1Nr1Ne.

" Plain aud Ornamental Printing Of every descrvlio
douoat the Printing Establishment Of the Leader Ohice,
the impr we'd and mustrunid steam presses in The
best style on short notice and reasonable Par
ticuar attention paid blank work Every description
binding done especially Blank Books, Ledgsrs Journ
Is sales Books, Receiving Books, 30. &c.
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LosT.-Two small p. o Keys, on brass
ring They we're probably eh at some buHi-
ness house in town. The finder will confer a
favor by leaving them at this office. st.
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l-g> The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks. schuckers' and Olmsted's news depots.
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g197For City News, see lrst page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, sec
fourth page.
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EVrJ.B HALEs Elastic Homeopathic Arulea
Court Plaster, Of every shade, icom black TO DEL
cate white, at Halps, opposite Wedde House.
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I8- See advertisement of DR.. sanfOrd's Liver
nvigoratOr
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WIGS! WIGS! WIGS I!

BATCHELoRs WIGS AND ToUPEEs surpass all.
They are elegant, light, and durable.
Fitting q charm-uo turning up behind--no shrinking
off the head indeed this is the onl Establishment where
these things properly understood and made.
2lj Broadway New York
CInunluuh Ahin
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rnnm nIExIOO.

New ORLEANs, July IL.
The latest dates from Vera crua are 10 the
18th inst
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HoLLowAY's P1LLs AND OtNTNENT.-Evil-
minded men have attempted palm on the uh'io
spuuous Gle Take TIE prscauton to look for the We
tern srk Holloway New York and London" visible on
svrrv leaf Of the Book OF Dirocoss wrapped aound the
medicine
Sold at tho mandatory No. 80 Maiden Lane, New
York aud by all Druggists at 2sc, e9c end 81 per box
iyis:25j
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Ss- CITY COUNcrL meet, tonight.
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ARRIVAL OF THE OVERLAND NIAIL'

IlIF IlIUI y NY ~
The Overland California Mail of the oath
has arrived.
The Lecomptonites" had nominated Mil
ton S. Latham for Governor j. q. Downey for
Lieutenant Governor, and John G, Burch for
Congress from the Northern District. The
nomination for the Southern District had not
been made when the mail left
Rich discoveries Of gold had been made in
the coast range of counties in Humboldt
county, Oregon.
Adyices state that the Columbia and Will
liamette rivers were very high, causing great
destruction Of property.
Business was extremely dull, owing TO the
non-arrival of several clippers over due.
Harvesting was progressing, and the yield
promised TO be more than sufficient for home
uge
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What GustaVe SatteF says

THIS FAMOUS PIANIST,
Who visited Ohio for the first time in company with the
enOwned
KARL FORMES,
And who Is pronounced by ogvo greater expression
to his playing than EVEN THALBERG, was pleased to
write the following in reply
WHAT PIANOS DOES sATTER PREFERf
He sBys
From the many severe tests IN. have given,
HALLETT, DAVIS & CO.'S PIANOS,
unhesitatugy pronounce tham sianenl superior IN ac-
tiou elasticity Of touch and power Of tone have
ever used In this the old country Another striking fea-
turs these instruments tard where others too often fa
is their remaining in under the neave and most DIFF
hcult playing-not string shaerng hattng, and the
action remauiug perfect that e performer is enabled
at all give instantaneous s6ee to emphatic
ger.
Signed GUSfAVE SATTER
u These Pianos are for sale by
OSsIAN Il. DODGE,
r,,1,1 CT reat r1aveIspd