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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-20
Cabinet aud Chair Ware-noom,
AND
: H.,A IL Tsr Il NsSE EIsfiI,

C2CN6L aLU SA1iT W aES- GiVuNi,
AND
STEAM Ts MING SssEP.
N-ORrH Ist and Front II. The subscriber
I most respectfully informs the citizens
ut Lswi>bu,s aGd surrounding country that
he has on hand for sale lhe largest. best and
cheapest assortment OF Furniture ever
ever offered to the public comprising
Bureaus, Fancy aud Common Bed
steals, Jenny Lind. Cottage, French
- :S-E u and Commuu-TableS. Center. Gard,
Per. Dining, Breakfast and Common-IIat
Stands, Cottage Washstands, and common
Stands Of all kinds,
Hair, Cloth, and =
CANE SEAT Chairs of all kinds, s,
HORSE SHOE Chairs at Wholesale.
Common and Rocking Chairs
and LITTLE ST everything IN Furniture line.
Metallic Cases and Wooden C"flins either
on hand or made to order, and FUNERALS
attended to promptly as usual.
Being provided with Ci:cular and Scroll
Saws driven hy steam power, can furnish
all Kinds of Cabinet TU RNlk G-Nule
Posts aud BannislerS and Hand Ratings on
hand or Turned or Sawed 10 order diilereat
sizes and patterns.
Furniture 10 order. Repairing aS usual.
- Cheaper than Ever for Real fay.-E;
Thankful fer nearly thirty year liberal
public patronage. respectfully ask a contin-
uance of the same, and hope 10 deserve II.
DAVID GlNTER.
IeWiShurg. Sept so IS20
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-20
ssz.Tuesdar evening Of this week, we

sH-Tuesday evening of this week, we
heard Charles W. Carrigan, Esq, Of ofPhila.,
lecture in Williamsport on "The Three
Friends of the Poor time, faith and
euergy-an exceedingly we'll written lee
ture, we'll delivered in the main, but with
some excess of "energy" of voice and of
gesture. The Court House was SO full that
fifty or one hundred persons bad to staud.
1t was one of the most intelligent audiences
We have seen, and We were especially graf
fled TO notice that the useless aud olfep-
size custom of applaudiug by rude noises
was confined to very few boys of various
sises-while the fixed attention of the
bearers, and their Stiffness, enabled the
speaker to utter every word and sentence
fully and distinctly, and were his best en-
couragement. The Williamsporters are
very successful and happy in their lectures,
which seem to be attended by their best
and most active business and professional
men. There plan is, to secure, in advance,
BY season tickets or otherwise, sum suf-
fcient to insure their ability to meet every
expense, and then grade their course ac-
cordingly. They have had some excellent
discourses, and more coming.
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS, as showing
the relative advancement of every patton III
wealth, strength and independence. Ia
series of articles contributed 10 the Boston
Transcript, by James L. Baker. Printed
BY committee of the friends Of protection
to American Industry, in Philadelphia
Sent Us by Hon. j. W. Kilinger.
"EvANGELIsM, the Individual aud Uni
versa. Duty of Christians" BY Rev. DR..
Malcom. The second edition Of this
brief tract has been published By Smith,
English & Co., of Phiiad.
NURSERY CATALOGUE Of the Farmers
High School of Peunsy lvauia, Farm School
p. o., Center Co. The grounds contain
q large number of choice and wel-adspted
fruit and ornamental trees, and plants,
with brief directions for setting cut aud
taking care of them. Catalogues will be
sent to any one for 3 cent stamp.
THE YEAR Book OF the Farm and Gar
den for 1860. With numerous beautiful
illustrations and practical directions for
Farm aud Garden work. Price % cts
10S pages. This is given gratuitourly by
A. NJ. Spangler, to every subscriber to the
rFarmer and Gardener" published No
633, Market ST. Phiiad. This journal We
have never seen-but there certainly ought
to be at least one good rural journal iu the
great agricultural State of Pennsylvania.
The Collegiate System Of the Cnited
States. An Inaugural Address delivered
July 9th 1859, BY j. Il. LOOMS, Ii. b.
President of the University at Lcwisburg
This pamphlet, giving the matured views
of ripe scholar upon an important sub
ject, published by request Of many friends.
deserves wide circulition For sale at
the Post Office-price nts
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-20

Thomas Babington Macaulay, the Eng
Iish historian, died in London on the
18th of December, Of heart disease, in bis
S9th year. He had never been married.
The recent rains raised immense foods
10 the Monongahela and Sanddsky rivers,
DONG much harm.
Ibe Mozart Hall or Wood Democrats in
C ne. York City, talk of building $780,
ooo house in opposition to old Tammany.
John Doyle was found frozen dead,
near white Haven, on the nigh, Of the
7'h-a victim Of the tc.,le
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-20
Gil ANIMAL ANSOrylENEyT!
CONTINUED Success OF TnE
COSsnOpO;lean ART Association.

FROM all sections Of the country subscribers to this
popular Art Institution. NOV in it. sixth year,
bring received in ratio unparalleled with that OF
previous year.
Any person can become 4 Member By Subscribing 81,
WILL ESrITLs 10
ls'-7ls brrdifd Sal EHgrGr'g, ''S'dirsare ani his
Fr.s3,ds."
2l-Aopg oftc s'ggGily iasirI'sS ri y1rrRG gsar
af free Nsds1a 1dnst,H 10 he Galleries, 54S BroIcgg.
In addition TO which over four hundred vausbieWorSs
of Art qiH subscribers us rrmi ums, comprising
choice Paintings SCULPTURES Outlines, &c, 10y the hrst
American and Foreign Artists.
THE SUPERB ENGEAviN1 which erery subscriber will
ceye Hc,iiIsy receipt of subscription cpStled
"SIAKI.sPE ARE. AND HIS FBIEIpS,''
is of character 10 give unqualified pleasure and salts
faction. No work Of equal value before placed
within reach OF The people at such price The Eugra
wing is very large size being printed heavy p.ate
paper 81 by - inches. making u m0st superb ornament
the walls o either the library parOr office
1t he sent to any part of The country by mail with
safety, being packed in a cylinder, postage PrcPlid.
Think ei i'll Sucn work. delivered iFrc OF charge,
and the .igt Journal one year for fares d@hGTs'
SUBSCRIPTIONS will be received until the evening
Of Tuesday the 3st ofJaEuary 1870 al which time the
books will and he Premiums be given subscribers
No person Is restricted to sngIe subscription Those
renting -! entitled To six memberships.
Subscriptions from California; the Canadas. and all
Fore-u Provinces must be - 80 instead OF 50 in order to
drfrsy extra postascs Ac.
Pesous wishing form clubs will apply for circular
of terms. &c-
Tue beautifully Illustrated Art Journal. giving fail
particulars will he receipt Of Is cents in stamps
or coin Address {. l.. DERBY. Actuary {. a
5iGand SIS Broadway. New York.
Subscriptions aso received Icy j. MERRILL LINN Esq.
Hon see for L.ewisburs and vicinity. lmSlj
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-20
PUBLIC SALE!

TIME undersigned, having disposed of their
Foundry Property, will sell at Public
Vendue, at the Foundry in Hartley township.
Union county, two miles west OF Hsrlieton,on
Tuesday and Wednesday, January
e and Is, 1869,
the following valuable property, TO wit:
3tWo- horse Tread Power and Thresh-
er, &c.; 10 new Clover Hullers; 20
Cook Stoves of various kinds; coal,
wood and parlor Stoves of various
kinds Cutting Boxes; Iron Kettles;
Sled Soles; PloW Castings; Bells.
and general assortment Of Castings.
3 3IlOrses. new two-horsc Wagons,
new one-horse Spring Wagons, new one
horse Truck Wagon, two-horse Spring
Wagons, | one-horse Spring Wagon, Bob
Sled, Sleigh. . sets Double and Single lllr-
ness, Wheelbarrows, CrGwbar, l.os Chains,
&c. a large assortment of Es9r Iron,
set of BLACKSHITHS TOOLS. a set of
CARPENTERS TOOLS, a large ScrewpIate
for cutting rish; and left Screws. large lot
of DRY LUMBER, consisting of White Pine
Boards, White Oak Plank, and ScaL,lings,ihe
wood Of several Clover HullerS aud Tread
Powers worked ou, and ready to put np-be'
sides numerous other articles not herein men
toned. comprising the entire stock of the
Foundry.
Sales TO commence at 10 o'clocl; OF each
day, when terms will be made known by
CHURCH q M'MICHAEL.
Jan. 3, 1860
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-20
Auditors Notice.

nETER MEIXELL, non for the use of
William Frick, vs.. George A. Fr;ck &
John Lilly. Al. Lev. Facas No 81 Decem-
Der r. ls59.-The undersigned. Auditor ap-
pointed by the Court of Common Pleas of
Union County to distribute the money In
Court raised by the sale of defendants prop
erty upon the above stated Fl. Fac, will meet
the parties interested at the office OF VIM.
Jones, Esq, in Lewsburg, on "Wednesday the
lst day of February A. ID. 1869, at | O'Clock,
p. NJ. GEORGE r. MILLER, Auditor.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-20
CHRISTIANITY.

Bishop MHrGine's Eridencrs may be cordi-
ally recommended as one of the very best
books o! IFS class. II presents in popular
and ye, very able manner many of the most
important facts in regard to the credbilitv oi
Christianity and the authenticity of Holy
Scripture, and is written in 4 style well adap-
ted Il interest intelligent Sabbath school scho-
lars and older readers. II is non-scctarian,
yet eminently devout in tone, and as the work
of highly gifted and accomplished Christian
will be read by all with pleasure and profit.
T. 7. CURTIS.
The undersigned concur in the above rec
ommendation
} u LOOMS. sH. NIRICK.
GEo r BLISS. THOMPSON MITCHELL,
CHARLES :. JAMES. X. A. FINK,
FRANCIS W. TUsTIN, P.B MARI.
- Through the lberaliiy of wealthy
gentleman in Philadelphia. this handsome
dollar book, with fine s.eel engraving, can
be had OF the only agent for so cents, along
Market street, until Tuesday. Farmers, and
those living back from this street had better
get Storekeepers TO secure this valuable book
for them. 1t is great favorite Of the ladies.
The agent for the above work is the oldest
Neniiian Blind maker in Philadelphia, at No.
SEQ North 5th street. Those who would be
sure Ol good bllnCS, OF lne pest HdltTl-
ais, and made to ft their windows, viii do
well TO attend 10 it now, that he may send or
ders 10 his son. Please secure the number &c.
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ANY of our readers afflicted with ScnoFrL,
or Scro:uous complaints, will do well to read
the remarks in our advertising columns re-
speciing it. But little of the nature of this
disorder has been known by the people, and
2 r1a Of ~
prove acceptable and useful. We have long
admired the searching and able manner in
which Dr.. Aver treats every subject he touch |
es: whatever has his attention al all, has a
great deal of it. he masters what he under |
lakes, aud no one who has particle of feel |
ing for his afflicted fellow man, can lock with |
indifference upon his labors for the sick. |
Read what he says of Scrofua, and see in |
how lew words and how clearly he tells us /
more than we all have known of this insidi- |
Gus and fatal malady.-Sun, Phiiadeiphia, Pa. |
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-20
Catastrophe at Lawrence.

Pemberton Mills, in Lawrence, Mass &,
were not exaggerated by the first reports
1t was the worse disaster Of our day The
Tribune Of Monday states that the investi-
cations thus far indicate that there are
known to be of
Dead 90
Missing 105-2o6
Badly wounded 100
slightly wounde. isg--3os-5l4
Over 500 sufferers out of about 80 in the
Mills at the time of the crash-somc 200
having left for supper.
The building was not put up ty the
present owners, who of course are net or
igiuslly responsible, although they had,
BY degrees, loaded the several floors with
more than they could bear. Some had
thought the building, when going up, too
slender for its size and intended use, while
others thought it strong enough. 1t is
not evident as yet that any especial blame
attaches to any one. But it is certain tha,
nowhere in the world is there such care
lessness in building-so little of true So
lidity, and so little guarding against fire
AS in the United States. This awful
result should be indeed a potential warn
ing, and arouse legal action to assure safe
ty Of buildings.
The bursting out Of the fire was the
crownipg horror of the event. A man,
searching among the ruins for one of his
fsmily, accidentally broke his camphene
lamp, which instantly igni'ed the cotton,
oil, and other combustble materials. Un-
til this time, many were seen aud heard
underneath, some of them entirely uninju-
red. These were all smothered aud roas-
ted BY the sheet Of flames which sxept al. .
most inssantaneously over and through the
whole mass. Such shrieks, such cr,aps,
and no help!
Hundreds Of physicians aud nurses came
from neighboring towns, and macy thou
sands of dollars have been contributed for
the relief of the survivors aud their
families.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-20
WATER CRACKERS.

WE get q monthly supply, fresh
w RON the Bakery, Ct tt~ HIST quality h.Ei
made Crackers. CHANBkEi.iN BROS
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-20

CYRCPSl MOLASSES. SYRUPS!
~ a cloic. selection of syrGps ard Nolassr. nj sx.
tr'meiy low prices. CHaNbhELIN IkNs
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-20

SUGARSi SUGARSi SUGARS! !
~ of all nls superior quality. amt at res.or,t!s
, -ir.z CuANBERLiN HRU D
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-20

DLUE and White plaster, and Coal,
I fr sale tv CIiANBEELIN BROS
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-20
CHEESE

IN CHAMBERLAIN EROS
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-03
IN s-Ez ssfFI 81 Szsjt,.s.s =, f.r
mr. 4

ItARS RUN FROM CHICAGO T PITTSBC RG
~ without change, connecting with the great
PENNSYL VAEIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
To New York, Philade phia, l,altimt re and Wash
ington city, aHi all the interior towns OF Penn
syIvania, New Jersey, New York, Mary land dc.
Merchants by taking this route, vii, have the
advantage OF all the eastern markets at no addi-
tional cost
Bagg &c checked through.
Trans leave the Depot Canal street, west side,
Chicago, d,iiy on the ARRIVAL e trains from the
West aud North-wes
Connee.ug AT Crcstlnc with Cleveland d Like
shore H. to 'uukirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
New York AMI Boston, and all the interior
towns New England, via New York Central
and New York { Erie Railroads Also South TO
Columbus, GAINESVILLE, Newark, Mount Ncrnnn,
steubcnv lie ana Wheeling, and iDterior towns
Of Ohio and Virginia.
The above tr,ius connect nj Forest with trains
on Nal River X ad /, springfield, Urbano, Day
ton and in nDati. Also with trains at Lima Tor
Dayton 4; Il Cincinnati direct.
Fare rs low y any other ;s quito.
Passed gers bound east Will find this route both
pleasant and agreeable passing through many Of
the largest ana finest cities in the United States.
Passengers arriving AZ Chicago on any 81 the
roads, viii find attentive cheek agents at the de-
pot. to receive checks and cnvey baggage, free #
charge. t. the Pittsburs AMI Chicago cars. Sleep
lug cars accompany each train.
Tickets for sale At all the prime pal ticket iii
ces i'll the West, and at The Companys office, cor
ner Of Randolph and Dear streets, at the
Depot, W est side, Chicago.
BE particular to ask for tickets by Fort Wayne.
DAN. W. BOSS
Gent Western Pa 'songer agent Chicago.
}. II. MOORE, Com. ana hen' AZ Chicago.
Freight Of all kinds viii be carried from Chica-
go to all points last at all times, at as low rates
any other Railroad route. sep2 -dtt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-03

T,RtSTEE'S SALE.-WHEREAs on the 18th
L day o. September, 4. y. lS36 Samuel Por-
ter an Elizabeth Porter, executed unto Austin
torbn. as Tr.stee, a certain Decd Of Tru.t, COZ
yeying to said Trustee the land in Scott county.
Iowa. described a. follows to-wit: The North
half Of tho North East quarter Of Section NJ.
twelve (l2) in Township Number seventy nine
49, North Of Range No. four 4 East Il the 9TH
NJ. " hich said conveyance made by the
said Samuel and Elizabeth Porter, .or the pufi Sc
of securing the payment Of two rtain prornis
sorry notes and the interest thereon, signed ty the
sald samuel iotter, dated the l2th day Of S"P-
TENDER, A. ID. ls5h, and payable as follows On
for one hundred dollars, duc IN SIX months ailei
date and one for nine hundred dollars, due III
year ,rom date with interest at ten Per cent per
annum, if not paid when due.
And new, said last mentioned note having be-
come due and payable, ami the said Samuel Porter
having failed to pay tho same, !, Austin CoIbln,
Trustee as aforesaid, do hereby give tins public
notice, that by virtue Of the lower which Is III me
vested by said Deed Of Trust, ] wall, on Saturday,
the 10th day OF November, a. ID 1850, at the hour
Of two o'clock IN the afternoon Of said day al the
Court House door, in the city Of davenport, ex
pose nd offer tor sale at bile auction, the parcel
Of land above described, much thereof a
Of said note with the interest thereon to the day
OF sale, togetherwth all the costs and expenses at
tending said sale, costs Of this notice and TIus-
teo- fees.
Dated this 18th day Of October A. d. 1860.
AUSTIN CORBlN,
octl2-dts Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-03
Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
III cssss fsrsfI 49, /. Js-.. II sssi5s--.l
faE - xAky>.-2Ee 1Re,S1re s1fk-YEfe
isrtween Fis,sburg and r Aiiadeiphia,

Il. Capacity OF Mis Road as now equal to nno
IN tie Comptyy
IHREE THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS
,NNECIING direct in tho Union Depot A.
~ ,ittsburgh, with Through Trains from all
" cat IN Cities for Philadelphia New Yorl Bos
ton, baltimore, and Washington City; thus fur.
nishin facilities for the transportation of Pas.
sengers unsurpassed, for speed and comfort b,
any other route.
Express and Fast Lines run through to Philade,
phia without change of Cars or Conductors
Smoking Cars are attached to each train.-
Wosdruh's Sleeping Cars to Express and Fas,
trains. The Express runs daily, Mail and Fas.
Line, Sundays excepted. Three Tally Traius con.
meet direct for New York. Express and Fast
Line connect for Baltimore and Washington.
Express Train leaves Pittsburgh ut 2 A. NJ ar
rives at Philadelphia or Baltimore at p NJ,
New York 10 80 p. III.
Mail Train leaves Pittsburg s A. NJ, arriving
Philadelphia ii p. NJ, New York 1870 A. NJ
at lime leaves Pittsburgh Y. NJ, arrives in
Philadelphia Baltimore at $3.50 A. NJ. New
York 2:30 T.. NJ.
Six Daily Trains between Philadelphia and
New York; two daily Trains between New York
| and boston. Through Tickets all Rail are good
| on either the above trains.
Boat Tickets to Boston are good via Norwich
| Fall River, or Stolington Lines.
| Tickets Eastward may be obtained at any of the
| important Railroad Offices in the West; Also an
4
M,ss,ssi,n; or Ohin fIvers and On IN
atthe Otces Of the t,amna,'vin Rnstan Nv,
| baltimore, o. Philadelphia.
Fare always as low as by any other route
ASK for Tickets by Pittsburgh.
- Wy os.oiA CONNECTIONS Of
W. Alta .sa.'loa. 70 hieaso; makes th''
n Invest.
Tae connection Of tracks b. the Railroad Bril- ra
a. i.1spuiSa a'''uins al u.ty age or ierriagc %
r'cis"'' 'oac'lel win lhe E.Nias Oh tune are al
-. ~" - iS.u'! afpieei,'eu y shippers Of
'i :, - '''u 'io ''''."s uoiI'
i"i,ioS tfl'us o"i'"aia va una II 10 taeii
aovAEtsee ~ sniP " tnts i1ou.e.
10. 'fol si' ooh.iaces OF InlP2,"s Direction
"ppy 70 ~ l'aress either oil TIE iv.io"ln4 Asen :
"a '"e 'onlr~nJ -r,,,.nr
p.... -. "a. - ~, =, :" u it'soareh.
"'l'ht ,"hs ~ oark9 70, Eieaeo Pack
u " - L. NJ; iehi.; Il. T. nass Co, 81
, ,1oa " "iey o., fyansVi.le, Ind: v
~ ia, II " ne NY ~ - Ne'aruia' Maids
Hibhar, cia.,'n., .,'oH" .o' ana Arthern
VII ono. LINN - = Ie'ce 20 Ianes-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-03

a . a DE M p
-OFTHE-
IN FAC ULATE conc
FOR
YOUNG LADIES.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Conducted by tho sisters Of Charity
or The
RIp&Gx<S LoiHnSas
Blessed VeirgiM.

YTNliiS INSTITUTION - MOST BEAUTIFUL
i y situated about one mile from Davenport
AMI ommAudsa view Of scenery Unsurpassed iol
richness and variety.
Unceasing care aud vigilance will be exercised
TO promote the moral and intellectual in,pr oye.
ipent o. the pupil, ani IN sickness the necessities
OF tn sufferer wdi be administered to with the
I'm a ness Jf parent.
lfecpurse u education comprises Orthogra
ply, reading Wntins, Arithmetic, GrAmin r
Elocdton, biography ancient aud modern, His
tory -acrcd aud pioiane) Algebra Book Keep
my, Astronomy, with the use OF the Globes, Ny
thoo5y. Rhetoric, Chemistry, Natural Philoso-
PoY, hysiology, Botany, tho French and German
Ltnzna .es, Music on the Piano, Guitar. &e,, Draw
lhS q 'ray"n, Nonochromat'c and folychromotic
Also Jr clan AMI Oriental Painting AID H. nc ical
Instruction ia Needle work, both plain and Orna
mental.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-03
The Insulated Iron frame preserve
"tae orr ginal tone of the Instrument il

The Insulated Iron frame preserves
oil its purify, securing it for all time against
most disag eeaslc tinny quality If tone inv arab,
found In all other Iron frame Piano Fort.s /,
greatly strengthens the case and thus keeps the
Piano Forte muca longer in tune. 1t gives tn q
instrument n much fuller, richer ami swecter tone
IL adap!s the Piano t. ali ciplatcs ami to all chan
geS 81 atmosphere. and in all respects it is pro-
nounccd. am in all respects it is pronounced by
our bet arti te the greatest improvement of tn o
age IN tlano-fertc con .tfucton; producing an in
strum.nt acknowledged 10 be superior 10 all 9th
ers made IA this eouatIv nr Europe.
fcv t-simoAiaI- Ia regard 10 the sun,, 4.
oily oi our !. cw seal. .'Airn. Insulated tiinn ,
Ioss-s.
II have eSamtacA the Piano Fortcs of Lighte
bradbnrys with entire >,tisfaction | know not
that there are any others hotter either in ,lr own
cou.try or elsewhere. DIR. LOWELL Mason.
" In clcarness, richness, and volume If tone del
caey cisf'elty II touch, anl hnc repeating action
nave never played upon their e4ual."-H. A.
WoLL8Nu ATPT.
" In volume. richness. rvcun :, and purity Of
t,ne, ana in deHcacyot touch they certainly excel
and II that beautiful singing qaal.ty 50 desirable
Yet 50 seldom iouad. =" II.LiAN ii ssoN
81 have never pl vel upon 50 rich ami heavy
tone square PIANO Forte. "-AsrHuR NAPOLEON.
! an a-tonished and delighted with the New
Scale Iron Frame Piano-Fortes made by Won.
Iaere must be sp.cnd;i future for III ,hle X
Braih"rys llano-t rtes tao +. ReoT
have never played up1u 90 fine ana ins,ru
ment.'-GEo. /. BRiSTow
consider them a. To beauty, richness, fullnoss
and equality OF tone, rs well n Their apreeah,c
elastic touch, equal II not superior 10 any pi,n,.
maize in this country or kuto, c."-k aRL MEis
In power. quaint y, and equality OF tone. thew
Certainly excel; while For that peculiar Itch and
singing tone 50 invaluable ~ an accompunimen,
70 the voice. have never me; their eqna!"-C
BASSINI.
"lAey have all the requirements for superior
Int pretation eff both classical and modern c IN
Posiiions."-M. STgAgosH
"~'erooW Al Rr1Omc St'est few doors
Gust Of Br ndN.y New Yors.
~ SATISFACTORY GUARANTEE GIVEN II.
octl5 lyeow