davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-12-28
School Teachers Wanted

ITO take charge of Male and Female \ Academy A married gentleman would be preferable, that has a lady who could take charge of the Female Department, Cor gentleman who could command female teacher.) Nonen need ap- ply but southerners. as we will not employ nortier nerS under duy circumstances The teachers must be competent to teach the Higher Branches and have good moral character, A good salary will be paid For particulars apply to the undersinged, trustees, at Charlottesville, Calhoun county, Ark
 JAMES STOUD,
 GEORGE W. FRY,
 II. ATKINSON,
 JOHN II. MARKS, JR. Dec. 2S. 1S59. At
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-12-28
TO BE CONTINUED.
Abstract of the decisions of the Supreme
 Court of the State of Arkansas.

Court or the State Of Arkansas. Prepared erpresslyJorM Me True Democrat, Jy
 F. W. HoADLEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
 ns Appeo1 from Ash1ey Circuit Walthall, O'"'' w O"0"0e'y'
 This was bill for specific performance, etc, filed by Henry WaHhaH in the Ashley Circuit Court, against Samuel Aeek and others. Decree in favor of VoHhaN for part of the relief prayed by the bill, and an appeal by Aeek.
 IHe Court held:
 lst. Where A sues to compel the per formance of an entire contract, and not part of it, and fails as to one seventh part owned by B, who was a minor at the time of signing the contract and as to another seventh part owned by c and his wife, be- cause they were not bound by the contract, he can recover the other five sevenths from D, upon whom the contract for the con. veyance was binding.
 Decree of the court below affirmed. N'r',n ns e'"''' Appeo1 from Pu1aszi bank oi the State.
 This was a motion to vacate and set aside the record entry of part satisfaction. The court overruled the motion and 1Nartin and Wath7ms appealed.
 IHe Court held:
 lst. Amendments to the record should not be made without notice to the parties legally interested in the record entry.- They are entitled to notice of the applica- tion to amend and have the right to be heard upon the motion.
 It appearing that there was no notice to some of the parties interested in the motion to amend, etc, the judgment of the court below must be affirmed.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-12-28
ALEXANDER BoTEAU, Secretary of State.
 DESCPTpTYOV

eB Levi Smith is about 20 years old, five feet 6 or : inches high-light complected-has deen blue, round, small eyes-sandy hair-his forehead T little inclined back-isce somewhat freckled-nose straight with little rise in the middle-he is rouud snouidered-heayy set-quick spoken wart on his right cheek and he weighs about I40 or l50 pounds. Dee. 2S, 1859. 3t.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-12-28
Iron Cheaper than Ever.

Iron Cheaper than Ever. LUST received per steamer Henry fltz- e) hugh, 3S,000 lbs. Irou, consisting of 300 pieces Tier Iron; 10 $ Axe Bar Iron;
 4 l" Slab Iron;
 bundles Horse Shoe Iron; :" Square Iron;
 Round 6
 6 Band s'
 ss Nail Rods; 100 Flow Moulds; 100 lbs. Horse Shoe Nails, No. and g. Dee. 2l, 1859. BEEBE & PARISH.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-12-28
Just the Thing for Christmas an
FLOUR
WINES.

A LOT of extra Flour, is now on hand 4 "A and for sale by
 Dec B MCPHERSON X NEWBERN.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-12-28
WANTED
A CALL.

TWO Negro Boys to work in a black \ smith shop as helpers. A. J. WARD.
 Dee 2S
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-12-28
Beef Hides and Peltry.

THE highest cash prices paid for Beef Il Hides and Peltry, by A. J. HUTT.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-12-28

A CALL.
 4 LL pesons indebted to me either by "A note or account will please call and settle without further notice, their bills are all readv Dec 2o, 1853. 3w MRS. VIM. JONES. Just the Thing for Christmas and New
 Years.
 \ HAVE just received large lot Bonnets "A on consignment, which l will sell low for cash. Dec 2o l.. NJ. FILKINS.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-12-28
n.:.;''N' n.';s: Ts; Appeal J,o" ysu.

This was an action on the case brought by Bai}ey against Ludjgick in the Yell Cir cult Court for deceit and false warranty in the sale of a Jack. The jury found yer diet in favor of the plaintiff: the defendant moved for new trial, on the grounds that the verdict was contrary to evidence and the charge of the Court: the motion was overruled and the defendant appealed. IHe Court held::
 1st The evidence adduced to prove a contract should correspond with the aver meuts in the declaration: it is however, sufficient if there is no difference in sub stance and legal effect between the contract as stated and proved.
 2d. 1t IS no variance to state that the whole consideration was paid in money, where property was taken in part payment if in substance the contract was one of sale and not an exchange of property, There being no total want of evidence to support the verdict, the judgment must be affirmed. Underwood Appeal from cniuendsn Howard. v circna Court Dlll TOT SpeclHc perlorH ance, etc., brought by Wadlow Hoacard against the adminis- traitors and heirs at law of Georye ". UaderhU, deceased. The administrators of Underhill demurred to the bill for want of equity: the court overruled the demur- Ter, and they refused to answer further.- The heirs of Underhill being minors, a guardian ad Item was appointed for them, who interposed favorable answer, deny ing the allegations of the bill. On the final hearing, the allegations of the bill were proven by the complainants substantially l as alleged.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-12-28

ul2S.uon, 6y h3s procurement, in the singular
 ai issuing orders to those whom
 right to control. This resolu-
 ss passed through the conven-
 attention being called to it,
 being viewed in its several,
 se it would have had no exist
 his war would not have had its
 . If the Batesville convention
 Ignt to compel the Senators to re- hformation to the President relative to Aonesty or capacity of an applicant for teoeral office, within the limits of the first congressional district of Arkansas, could .i'ey compel the President to look alone to o,' HIndman for such information, and go nm Whenever there was a vacancy, to nov who he, Col. Hindman, desired spoaid hll the office? I imagine not.
 put another view of this question: f'ese oihces do not emanate from the State ArkanSas, nor from her people. but from general government. The officials are responsible to the State, the people of State or the delegation in Congress- to the President of the United States, pa ifheir good conduct he is responsible yer to the people. In making these ap- ohltinents he has to act, of course. on the 'est information he can get. Supnose bv tohle strange unaccountable influence inc resident should happen to have confidence n the senators from Arkansas-and ask na ngIf 9Pimon as to the honesty, capacity llo haeiity of particular applicant for r some ince m the district, and they were to tell p!in the people of the first congressionaI aiStIiet q Arkansas had forbid their inter
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-12-28
EStray Horse.

Land District of Arkansas Jefferson Independent copy two weeks. Dec. 28. 1859. 3w
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-31

Per Magnetic Telegraph Lines, once No. iss Main Street.
IRON CARLISLE.

. CsnLrsLE, Pa, Oct s0.-The priaoner In ial here. for
whom a reputation has been issued Ina tho name Of Albert
Hazieit, was brought before a Judge. yesterday, on a
writ OF habeas corpus. The counsel for the prisoner
urged nj. discharge. on the ground that he was not Al
bert hazleu. but William Harrison. Several witnesses
testihed positively that the prisoner was ut Harpcrs Fer
~, ana that they had conversed with him. Mr.. Copcisnd
saw the Hash OF his rifle while In the act Of shooting n
citizen. None knew hs name. The Judge took the
ground that the r~equisitiou Is legally aud formally right,
but no evidence Is adduced to show that VIC have any
'nan In cur custody named Hszett whom we can deliver
on the requisition. We are satisfied that a mon-trous
crime was committed, and that the prisoner was there,
and participated Ia IL; therefore, Nc recommit him to
await the action OF the Governor of Virgins.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-31

THE MARKErs.
NV nosk, Oct s.Flour ha, dsc1aed a.. State o. rs: Ohio
osoao 10 Southern ohoa'.5O. Wheat IL duh and has = dssafnlnx
,snteney soGihsrn white i5e. Corn elosed dun yellow ioic.
Virginia Cs, 81. WV"
BairrsoRs, Ot 2o-YIour closed firm and uncb.pv.d u,x.,,
street and Ohio, sa2S Wheat closed duII-red, ISlc for prlus
."nn closed dul-vhte aud yellow, 9laaIe. Provisions closed
dsn and BACON sides, 9se whisky closed quiet Ohio,
WEEKLY COTTON srArRMESrs
Nav ORLTiSs, Oct 2S-Tht cotton marke, closed firm. with ,.,..
u 'IOVo bales hiidhng lOa6tiie. Sales Of the week 8, Oob.le,
Receipts esoo2 agains, a1.@n Tor the same week las, year. w.
ports is!-n. Total exports of the new year Isl ,OnL Recent. ,bu,
lar ahead Of last year gI,0Oo. Recriris at all The sou,hern por,.
ahead ofiast year iiI,0Oo. stock nj this port 263,OOO.
MonILE, Oct 2S-saics to-day 300 baIes-saie. Of The v..k a
zoo Receipts 10000 bales, against 1900 for the sam. time Ia.,
year. Receipts ahead Of last year 81 ESQ. Stock at this por, lilo
40. Exports Of the week ~, T50.
CnAhLESroS, DC, 2s-saies to-day 900 bales: sale. O, the we.k
ll'OVo, closing at a decline OF &C. Midding ii0iiI.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-31
PROM CHARLEsrOWN.

WAsHiSoroS, Oct. 2e.-The Court at Chariesiown nd.
journed to-day until Monday, without holding an amer.
noon session. Excitement very great, In consequence
OF Tears OF an attempt at rescue. There IL some talk OF
LynehiDg the prisoners. The guard has been increased.
A company Of military has arrived from WINCHESTER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-31
DESTRUCTIVE pIREs-yROsr

NV ORLEANS, Oct. s0.-Thrce squares Of the Third
District were burnt last night, by which seventy poor
families were rendered houseless. Loss sIO0, 600.
large fire Ia now raging at the corner OF Poydras
and Levee streets.
There w.sa frost this morning In various parts of Lou.
isizna aud Mississippi.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-31

DrscREDITAnLE-It was 4 subject of general remark,
Yesterday, that the horses attached to the hearse, which
conveyed Judge Mason's remains TO Holly wood. were un-
worthy the occasion. They were, indeed, miserable spe.
eimens OF the equine race, aud should bc reserved for
some ether service than that in which they were employ.
ed Yesterday.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-31
BY G,DDIN a APrEKsoN. Auct,.
VERY AND CONVENIENTLY
Loeat-d H. sid'nre, ON the Corner OF Ciny

- ~ IN IN IN u
v Located H. sidsure, ON the Corner of (I,x
ana 9TH str cts, for Sale mt Auction-wu b. sold
Oh TUESDAY afternoon, the let Of Novetnb,r, iSa, on the prem,
sE, al I O'Clock, the large and de-irabiy located brick dueuipr Al
the corner Of Clay and "h streets. nov in the occupancy OF sr
- HAssel. at the animal rent Of s4na.
Ih- 10y has a ifoni ~ @i feet, and = dept, - fsr feet o. an
ALI. 10 fret side. The dwelling h.- shsut l1 POEMS. and il m
tshel from genzr 20 garrett. The + n ~ yard 4 1w brf-L
kitchen, coal house, &c. The premises are Ia good order. h.tI,r
been thoroughly repaired a few years ago
ILENs -OHe-hhh cash; balance at Z. :, IL aud i6 months, for
nrgouAble note, interest added, secured by Atru . deed. or utle
retained GODDIN 4 APPERSON,
uEZR-fus AEg.---
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-31

MAYORS CouRr-on Saturday, Alice IIardgrovc,
charged with ~disorderly conduct in Exchange Alley, at
? O'Clock in the morning. was required to give security
Tor her future good behavior. This was the only case Of
any consequence.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-31

HEsRico CrRcrIt CoURr.-JtigeC 1optou pre.idinz-
The fall term Of this Court commenced on TUESDAY last.
in the State Court House, in this city. The Grand Jury
found true bills against Jason Brightwell for stabbing
Miles Wade, and agains, festus Malone for shooting a..
Bullet, son of Patrick II. Butler.
The trial OF Nimrod ID. Dickinson, indicted for the mur-
der OF John q. Haley, Will probably commence to-diy, If
che witnesses should be in attendance.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-31
IRON WAsuINGrnN

WAsnISGroS. Oct. 30-Magruder, the law partner of
>. e. Chiffon, went TO Charlestown to-day, to join Chill
ton in the defence of Brown and others. Retained by
parties in Boston.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-31
EMORY d HENRY COLLEGE,
WASHINGTON COUNTY. Va

FUtHk Fan session OF this lnstituton will commence on the Is.b ~
August next, and continue 81 weeks The Spring session ~.
gins the day aner the close Of the Fall session and eoptinu.. ia
: seek: The charges for the entire collegiate year Of ~ ueck,
ntnbe sl.e, OF which t'o. required TO be paid In advance, and
the other eI5 at the end Of The dst ave mohths. This sum Inri,a..
our charges for Tuition, Board, Fuel dAd ooHhgg,af ~ We
IA OF those seeking a place for the education Of their sons and
wards to note carefully The advantages which We are offering. Our
location, grade Of scholarship, ability and experience OF ,bs mi.
~, excellent discipline. thorough eourS. Of Instrucuon ma htgt.
rank Of our graduates, have already secured Us the larTe.f 49,,
age % any College In the state. For 4 catalogue or for any mar.
ueu,A, or sho address. T. WILEY, Pratt
JuAf-ndcu Emorv u n :.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-31

DEATH OF AN EX-GOVERNOR.
MEMPHIS, Oct ao.-Ex-Governor James C. Jones died
here yesterday Saturday.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-31
a

ia. BoRs BEAUTIFUL,
I wouid resaind tha-e whose hair d of az odlou. ia, ~ n.,ur, q y
Ers1isd By slchncs OF time. TIA, ~ usa cssr.sosos z sesLl,,
Hall pye. they may. 20 far as ashsiris oOsesrned, 10 las Ssur,s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-31
SPLENDlD sTOCK OF PIANO FoRTES
GET THE BEST.

4 ,poO, ven made and FTsp,tly Adiuated Plano
- Fortes, are very scarce We have bcgu -GLe<--
sthng None but the u, st,N kT the Last H8zG[1<H
tNbiy ohd years, aud no responsible hous. ,u II v n w
possibly oder safer or better Inducements
The most important aud valuable impruv.nent. b.. - -.
y ELECTED ~ thesc hrtrumeuts, vhs,h, As Nor bonr ,s-,i-a..s
declares. tsec Press Sept. -, IS9D will c,E.e -, ., ,"I,.s
pnee 81 the more COSTS and cumbersome Grand Piano. : h -,
hs,rf been our good fortune - hear % mueh foTrr rS-tf,-j
- OF htonauon-' EP. NASH 4 Co.
49, fa-k-v- ".
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-31
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURR DAYS

lar DAVENPORT. Acct.
&e., AT AUCrIoN.-0n THURS.
W DAY, al November. . q Shl sun. - 10 ot,l.sk "A a.. a..
ton store, n .ssortment Of GROCERIES. via:
Coffee sugars, CabA DO.
we,crn sll-s. r. ou,ders and Hams
Nvv York ENraayrIp.
: ~ and Candies.
Nes England Rum.
Od Rye widskey.
fr,nSh brandy.
Loo baskets Champagne Wine.
Enxih Dairy Cheese. ALSO,
go klks sole Leather.
1Ess--Undcrs 500 cash, floa and over. Z nuanfi. credit for M
proved paper. locail l. "a. n DAVENPORT, Auc.t,.
GOO cas- y ROOTS, sHOES AND HATS, AT
wv ustlou On TUESDAY, sh Novrmb+r. .. iii
sell. a. 10 oetvsk. at our Auction Room, 900 Cases Boots,
shoes and Hats
Tlsss-aHdeT tIoo. eA.h. siCo aud over, % day, er.a, for .p.
proved paper.
ocee-,d, a q. II DAVENPORT. Auet.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-31
BRYAN,s TAsrELEss rERMIrrsr.

All the households pride,
She died, they say, Of worms the prry-
Although with medicine piled.
rSas JAsp, Mercury, and gamL~oy,
That helpedher to her doom;
But Bryan TAstelrss NeruIugc
Save. thousands foun The tomb.
sold In bottles, price 2oeen,s, fsHER 4 wISsroS, Agents.
DR.. mcCllntock,s PectoruI Syrup. Even xb., =,
cough has become conhrre ed and chronic. ana rm.ri.tl,n 49,
debility, low nervous fever, aud = hectic nush on the ehreL, lndI
cate the presence Of consumption, this great pulmonary r..tar.-
ton Mhl moderate every distressing symptom, and soon effect !.
eompleiseufe' Price VI, soldby fr1i.H A WINSTON, Agents.
Dr. McClintock'- Cold and Cough pftxtur.-
Claptrap advertisements may bolster up claI.trap po,tr1rs All.
remedy needs no such aid. II stands on Its oNn merits. II will. a,
shknow Who have restored 10 II: thoroughly cure cold. cough IN,
huenEa, or cstauh, when nothing else viii even reli.y We The dI.tr.ss
Price accents. sold by FIsHER & wINsruS. or25-Jin
WANTED single man compet-p, 20
II teach latin and Greek In a Male Academy and PENS al. sent
nay for - successive weeks from Jan. 5. l>G1. Salary tSOa and
board. one " some experience ana desiring a permanent ,itun.
hoa preferred. Address {. 7. BROWN.
ocSs-dt Wilson. N c.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-31

Tbs Dye has been analysed and esrtssI 10 be pure aud harm.
isss BY Dr.. Chiffon. the most Distinguished chemist 10 The United
States Sold every wbere. and 'PPasd BY an h.ir dresser. c-r.
r,boIo, G Astor House, New York oe2t-dsximL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-31

RARINA COLOGNE, Igslns Es,r.si.
~ me hnUt fomsdes and Cusmsiqurs. ferf Tarfssf SssV
,n1ht VET, Ieoh 49, Nail nrathcs, India Hohhps, lvory sd
noin Coms. ioHs honnsiss, Money hens, ara an fcfsus srd-
Mgkpr . pAKERs prervipuos s,ore.
onl w VAN OF, eeI AhoYl PoAonta
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-31

Destructive FIRs.-The extensive brick carncn,er
shop of Messn. John and George Gibson. at the inter.
section Of Cary and Sixth streets. was entirely destroxod
by. hire, between | and 2 O'Clock yesterday morning -
When the IRE was first discovered, flames were issuing
rom various parts oil the establishment. and so rapidly
did they spread, that il became impossible TO save any
part oil the building, or contents. A large quantity Of
finished work, machinery, steam engine, lumber, tools,
etc. were consumed, or rendered valucless. Messrs. Glib.
son estimate their nett loss at about $4,000. They
were only insured TO the extent OF $1,000 In the LYNCH
burg Hose Company. The fire was unquestionably the
work # an incendiary.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-31
SECOND SUPPLY OF GOOOS

SUfEaISrESDENrS OFFICE Il. 4 D. Il. y. ,
RcIAOSp. October 21u, lSS
(NuEAT ESTERN r--ra4uudm =
MAIL EbUrE-By = late arrangement, tsEa.WD-&8$s
ne EicHHoSD 4 DASytLLE, sorm SmE. Nm0rSA a TESSKSsrE
EASr ILNSEssEA 4 NtEgSiI, VAST TESNKSEE 4 GElEsn. AMI
MENTHrS 4 CHARLESTON RsnSoNts, have entered into an scres
ment 10 pass negro children under three years Of age TREE over
l>59.
ToPerson' trading In Negroes aud others this route Oilers advan.
tages unsurpassed by any other.
For further particulars apply ~ the Ticket OAre Richmond a
DAnyiie Railroad, Richmond. c CAMPBEIL.
ocJ. snraTint.nJfr,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-31

Ne Far- has n starc nov, rnd CSC 49, 80.
WMi rpesJw NcuursT nrandr. Nirta-a r.fr-r. a
etN tale brandt. Hruursr fI sna 10 g.
JOYS lpS lN0 aadf-e. Paff Oarrfr. a Il.
an a. ~ h.uncfy i-fo ani Esrerar f.es nrssdg
N - 9atcs n We dnWt Champagne. Frrf Ii vrrrr r-
49,, qaol hnrcrial tuglsb Winru. RollT. rr.sf.
havana scras SUP -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-31

49, NOTHCE.-THE ANNUAL MEETING
49, OF the Stockholders of the White sulphur spsinc.
nrsdAy. % Nov etnbrr, iss9.
oeis-Siauim r. II. MAURY, Treas.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-31
m uIrTEus-

- bINTERS.
head the following letter from Caleb Parker, Esq, Of Concord.
~. " = man honored and esteemed nv all who EnoW him:
OsEHsWsn,-With no Il sposlhon TO make my name conspicuous
take ihe opportunity 10 state to the afflicted the benefit I have
derived from the u'e Of Or. Grecn'' oSy0elat~d Bnsrs. and 10
recommend them TO others. For two years Z have been troubled
With Indigestion and its attendant evils, such a. nsiuI ney, eonsL
rAion, severe attacks Of hArrhma, accompanied with water brAsh
at The stomach which reduced me Ia flesh, strength, and spirits. 81
low That was nearly untitled tor business. I applied TO several
physls'An, from whom I obtained only temporary relief l con-
clnded. With the advice Of fteRds. but without the least faith In
heir efficacy, to try the oEyoeHated B.nsrs, from the use Of which
! found Immediate relief, having no return OF waterIbra.h after
taking the nrt potion, My weight has Increased some thirty 1--WE
pounds. aud my health Is perfect i can truly say that . consider
We O"ygeHdked Biners the hest tonic eNtAnt I have recommend
ed them TO several, who have Invariably found great benefit from
uhrir use. iours respectfully,
CALLER PARKER.
Prepared by SETH W; RowLE 4 CO.. Boston, and Tor sale by
ADlE a GRAY, PURCELL LADD a co, and ". PETERSON,
hichmond, and by Appoin ed agents In every county, aud Drug
Ests generally. ocat-dekwiN
" Notice 20 Country Merchants visiting
Richmond this Rall.-we would most respee fully eai
their attention to our stock Of BOOTS and SHOES, which We will
SELL Low for cash or to punetuAl customers on IL months credit
ALEX. HILL 4 co,
h~e l2T Main IT., Richmond, Va
III you want Boots, shoes or CATERS, of good quality. 20 to
ALEN hill cos. and II you can't get them there, 1 10 not
knou Whsre you can Ind them.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-31

~ with double sounding Roari2
= u TAYLOR has Just received one Of The above A4l4E5
extraordinary Pianos. See What the New York H-r w = II ~
aid says oft: u
IAANt FlASo tohIE-PerRetlon l. a quality which Ia. never
ueen elaimed Tor the Piano Forte. The mosi sucees.faI rgoTt 81
w M sAnInI makers, have shn len Something 70 be done 20
onhE ue instrument 90 the highest point vkleh some -.
IN believe that Il could reach Next to the orxaus Of H. ~
- 80, W 1oun has been, We believe, esteened the rast per
oas ~ ~ HssIunsh.- 10 Assinila;e Tie Piano Forte as much
mMPossibis 70 The violin Ia construction, Is then. evidently -
.hng worthy OF the utmost effort Of scientific labor 10 .ersu.IIsb
~ seems nov toh4ve been achieved BY the lny-nnon
q nS PAnor patented by Mr.. s. b. Drfups. and kpown a -.
DrEEs' Patent Piano.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-31
AND SINGING NOISES IN The

DEAENE AND ~ NOISES IN THE
EAES, NERVOUS HEAD AND MIND CONPI ArNTs-
EAoIsh CEnTAS AND IsEALIIBLE cCEE- British ri Ec-.i-, trs-
may ior the cure Of Deafness, Head aud Mind ConnisI,t. so
opnng 1Ardens, ChArtng Cross, London, England. Con-uIting So
sson, GHASLH EDSKL sKxSzS, Esq. REGISTERED prryuspt 10 "a
OF Parliament Secretary, JoHS PowEfI TS
~ n. = Po,.Itye method Of ,et-eurs; ssortias instant aud magical
means a compound indicated vapour applied 10 r. ss-e,,sl
AZ. wren ne vapouL Is passing oui, tits held by the sus.rr- ~
one minute 20 the ear Affected, and Instantly The .a,I--, 4 -
.o5syS deAi, 70 enabled 90 hear conmon-tsrrI c~,y = -.stic,.
~ nients y IN a SIMILAR way VII guarantee - eass Is Eo,l
o Deafness and Noise Ia the Head It's a ssop to
EHnPt1eism and eHoFbtAut fees. Sufferers extremely aesf -
means o THIS, can permanently cue themselves In "a fs,..I
pAt Without pain Thousands hsvebeen r-sforrStop-
g nearing, and forever rescued from the snare. 81 ~. -.
dangerous, unqualified preienders OF the present dSy U,srit.IS-s
PRIV tesimoniAs and certificates frun the most enI,.r, go
hsahs \ serseonsin England, In whose presence deaf psrsoss
AZ = cured, and many hundreds Of privAf- p.t.nts cur-f
an Dc s.trrTSd To- Any sufferer on the Coninent, or r-sidrat
a Anytot The Your Quarters Of The Globe. Al To- X. c,r-y =.
ms discovery can be sent 70 them with the peress.rv -
lions, PrepArations 40, that viii enAbis them po-tiysly' M ny.
thenseiyeA W % q the cost Of the means OF eur vbicS 80,
cs sent . The Secretary. JoHS PovEIL, Esq, 50 sprfnT G.r5-n,.
SnArrtng Cros, London, England, II can be sent efhsr sv R.nks-ss
DrAn, payable In England, or Notes Of the Country. sgfeIent "a
Head, $40 TO- Ana NOISES In ne
h1B-dAvtny