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Tvt,rY DOLLARS KEW Nab

~ Y,i' nav the above reward tor the appre-
tx lesson and delivery of NV NEGRO NAN,
ANtrIs.kp. ~ Iayssif or To Col. WM. \. HAIR
81. If ths county or IN any lall where
1855 bIc lie escaped from me on the llth of
ear Ae1 a. and is hishiy probably IN the neigh
septe,S NJ tue AFORESAID Col. Harris. rs he claims
NeLHts 6eyc He IS. suppose. sbnut 2S years old /;
VIZ feef inche. IN height; Of dark brown
ah,at non very short hair, and is generally co1
eoaf ven tpokcn 20 by white mar
isfeN JOS. \ MEREDITH, Louisa.
o,., Once: PerslnsvIlie. Gooohland CO.. Va.
sz-lEt
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49, THE "DISPATCH" STEAM
49, POWER
PRI n II II G O f Zoe,
Coraey Of MAIN aad ThirtesatA Streets, Richmond,
Virginia.
This Establishment, (being the most complete
Prlntery IN the South, both as regards Types, Or,
naments, &c.. and the latest and most approved
Machine Presses,) is daily turning out the finest
specimens of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
SUCH
PAMPHLETS, CIRCULARS, BILLS OF LA
DING, CHECKS, &C.,
AS WELL AS
POSTERS, PROGRAMMES + HANDBILLS.
Particular attention gwen to fine work for Banks.
Public Offices, Insurance, Railroad, and TTanspor
ta.ion Companies. Tobacco Factors, ,&o.
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESSES.
These new Machines, for Cards, Bill Heads,
Small Circulars, Labels, 10, are capable of turn
iIg off 1900 Impressions per hour, thereby enabling
the patrons of this establishment to obtain this
d. scrlpton of work at the shortest notice
@ Prices reduced In proportion to the increase
of speed
"a Printing, in various colored BRONZES and
INKS, executed in the highest style OF the art
this branch of the business, the propretors can
safely chailepYe competition.
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IA. Ricinio..A mpanisn for every Indr,s

IA Ricinio. "A com pa lion for every IndY's
tot OF. being the only article IN use when can be
relied upon for keeping the hair smooth ard In It's
place imparting iustre, preventing t from fall
ing out and splitting, and becoming harsh and dry
from The use OF water or other causes. being pre-
pared of a new OIL. from which ali guTnmy matter
is extracted Ii does not leave the hair sticky, but
soft and glossy, and prevents it frnm breaking
when braided or curied, and is designed for d de-
lghtlul and ele ant hair dressing
For sale by W. PETERSON CO, Drus sgIsts,
NJ ain ST.. and by the proprietor, h. A. HUDNUT,
corner Rgoad and 2bih SITS. so lG-im'
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The Armory Band give their closing soiree
on the Capitol Square this evening, where all
who wish to reward them for their summers
labor will have an opportunity OF doing 80.
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Fruits are very scarce in the markets and
have been for several days. Yesterday mora
ing there were very few good apples al the
First Market, and no other fruits OF conse.
QencS-
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FUiHs Gaas.-Columbus White, an oyerseer
at Tanh-r's BricAyard, was iined by The Mayor
yesterday tor hring gun twice on Sunday
night last.
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Tae Nighs SeAoo! OF the Mechanics' Insti.
tuis Will open on Monday next Those who
wish 10 attend, can procure certificates at the
hail, between The hours OF 9and O'Clock to-
day.
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- ~1O g NV ANU. Kan AWAY from Tie
II farm Of !. Il. Bowers, in Halifax county.
fSN C., ah11t month sgo, NEGRO SLAVE,
ID named RANDALL, he is some s5 years o.
(f-~ge. few grey hairs, about feet high, bow
-, and sluAslsh appearance ; has a down look
80 sp0ken 10. He osme from the county of
strt,nra Va The above reward will be pad for
~ ,sa.yefy 81 our ONCE, or Twenty FIVE Dollars
= IS4sed N jail snd information slven
'' PtLbtAM Il CO, AuotIoneers,
.oe,-ts Old Fellows Hail Richmond, Va.
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timore, says:
Thomas Winans has, on private trial trips
with his new steamer, gained speed of thirty
miles per hour. So entirely confident is he In
the ultimate triumph of his invention, that he
proposes, at the earliest praC Ctical moment
commencing to build another staam.h ip upon
the same plan, W tn additional improvements q t.
embracing a length OF between 1.-Two and six
hundred feet This will be the next longest
vessel in the world to the Great Eastern. Her
width and other dimensions would be proper.
tionate. The grand object OF Mr.. w. is to
cross the tlantic in five days. or, il possible
in less time. This, he is confident, eau DO done
with the contemplated new ship. As he is es-
timated to be worth ten or twelve millions
dollars, no cost will be spared.
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MRS. ADAH IsAACs MENKKN, alias MRS
Adah Isaacs Menksn Heeaan, has commenced
u suit for divorce against John q. Hoenan.
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&S SURGEON DENTIST,
0IIIC Urioe on Main, below Pearl street, neIi
door to ?, Horton KeaehE trimming store, and two
doors above Mesars. Thos. K. Price & Co.'s DrJ
GnOds store.
Having returned 10 the city would be pleased 10
zee those that have engagements with. All opera
UGGs performed IN the most approved and scientific
style known 70 the Profession, and all work done
bI him warranted to give satisfaction. Iool5-ly
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The Weather yesterday was delightful, the
sun being bright and the air bracing.
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There are III, 600 foreign papers received every
year at the Sandwich Islands.
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wRgcK.-The schooner James A. Bayard,
from wilmington, N. q, for New London,
was lost on the 25th, on Cape Hatteras beach
Her crew were saved.
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HORsBs, &c, FOR SALE

~ HORSES AND MULES-Persons in
g-1wapt of HORSES AND MULES can be
HAsupped with any number az our stables,
upon IS cod terms as they can be bought in Rich
Trond or Baltimore. Large lot just arrived.
se25-l~ DAVIS & HUTCH ES0N.
n FOR SALE-one FINE HORSE and
'1~T Bi' IGI, at HlS'S STABLES, 10th and
AAC8fs streets. &-6t'
~ yea SALE-A fine BUGGY HORSE,
FIVE years old, and ls warranted sound
EAIAw IS well IN double harness, IS quite fast,
and yery SNOWY. Apply to JOS. X. HIX,
Su 23-ts American Stable.
~ EoR SALE-Four No. ! MULES,
FA=~N belonging to Il turnpike company Ceas
Ctssss ing operations f,T the winter. They Ill
~E-H. be s I'D low, and on credit of months
For further particulars, apply at the of
fee of 8 MCGRUUER'S SONS. Sc 81 81
xxr4 FOR SALE AND hIkt-FOR
LhsS- SALE-Two fine MILCH cows: one
Sr~zl~nvi;h young Yorkshire calf, and the
0Euer very hne,) IN calf by an yrshlre bull.
FOR HIKE-A very smart. active BOY. who
kss berh raised IN the house and is a skIllful
DINING ROOM SERVANT. He Is for hire be-
csLss he is q su supernumerary. Apply 10
RAWLINGS Il HOLLADA1, 18th street,
S-ts
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NE coyyARBIN r. HAaia1KRsAEY.
RUNAWAYS.

,.>iW Ax-On the 9th infant. from
- - iall, = y EGR0 MAN, MORGAN; black
~ ~ smooth skin; aged about Is years, welg his
SNNNE.gt M, 10 100 pounds He cannot straig hten
~ =, bnssrs q his rlFht hand. He formerly
->e~~., >, .brfviile. Augusta county Va and Was
VIZ VIZ T. this city os A h bledsoe OF staunton
Auy at ihivt DAVIS, DUPREE co.
~
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WATCHES, JnwELRY, &c.

a AN ELEGANT AND THE largest
~ assortment of Gold and Sill -.
n yerW WATChES and JEW 5 as
&aA&<SE ELRI ever offered IN thisS-
Guy, wholesale and retail, at LEWIS HGMAN'S,
y Main street.
Gold, Silver and Steel SPECTACLES, Brazilian
Pebble GLASSFS, to suit al4y sight tn be had at q
reduced price from LEWIS HYMAN, ?S Main
street.
Watches and Jewelry REPAIRED hv skilful
Eorkmen AT Il low price by LEWIS Hl MAN, 9s
Nam street. And the cheapest WATCHES aud
u ~ ELRf i IN tie State to be purchased at
i-3m LIZ Ms HIMAN'S,
q CHARLES IUNSDkN is the man
"a who repairs WATCHES. JEW WELRY
M CLOCKS, SPECTACLES, SC in the best
xAsa~sA manner and at reasonable prices.
WATCHES aud CLOCKS repaired and war
Tanted.
JEWELRY repaired IN Il best manner
SPECTACLES fitted with new giasses and war
ranted TO sut. at s6 Main street. Richmond.
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TAILORING. &c.

a. ONE PKiCE Ch0THiNG STORE.
nEW sT9cKa q q FAkt ALLAN AND w WINTEa TER
-A-of CLOTHS. CAssIMEREs and VEST
MS5E 59S he nvss ms dnds
n B~Go0Ds made up at the shortest notice,
and warranted to ht | have also lew pieces OF
BRECKENRIDGE GOODS. &c II I'm
FALL AND WINTER ClOIiiING.- The
attention of the citizens of Richmond and the
pubic generally rs res gectully called To cur large,
ipuths CLOTHING and FURNISHING bOoDS,
aa M ol which were manufactured by us with
view 81 pleasing the great ulVersltIes OF taste IN
regard to dress. We fat,er ourselves that the
sIle' mt, aad durability of our garments are un-
saibassed by any house IN the city, and that our
a9sAntAges IN manufacturing clothing are such
70 enable US 70 sell at such reduced prices as can
not be equalled. Having made more extensive
e,ttnfements this season for the supply of the
neeS emands for Clothing than ever before, we
cruces IN our branch of business, assuring them
~ 5hat ne Will do them justice
we are also prepared TO make to order any srti-
NOAH WALKER & CO,
Branch of Baltimore House,
l03, corner Main and lftb or Pearl ats.
CLOTHING. CLOTHING.-HULLh has got
-, zen ID and Is constantly receiving tthree ship
TInntTT TentT 2e, week his Fall and Winter stock OF
Et-ol NO. He has selected his whole stock and
% p%ad II made after the lates: reported styles -
dhlako ae hlakos II pointto have an odd. hne. stylish,
:. lofner partner, superinterds tie getting up Uf
.aok' SUCK whose name is IL sufficient guarantee OF
'vHiethlng pretty well as 20 ID
,LLoI HING MADE TO ORDER. in good style
esn al short notice.
bp ne lartest and best selected stock of SHIRTS.
me " Ehs, TIES, COLLARS. SOCKS, &c kept
"' Tue city. Shirts made TO order.
IRVING HULL, Agent,
tLate OF Tupman Hull.D
% Main, corner i4th street
FLIID Fluid T., tract Ruohu;
90. d." PareGa Brayai do. do. iva Ursi; do
a.. a.. Cotton Root 90 do. Vsrst yiride do do
sStaesbeffy hoOt; do. do. Cochicum Root; do do
dsfsnspanlia; a. do. d.. Rhubarb; do. do. SIENNA do
eo' rink Root All ffs. h sHd genuine for sale by
a. bODFKkH CO. Druggists,
Main ST., near Old Market.
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"a L.ok % home Ter all your wants. II yeu

IA l. COX % home Ter all your wants, IL You
wi.h to SEQ virg inde pendent and prosperous.
II you are dy speptic. or suffer with const patton
or indigestion. don't gorge yourself with Yankee
nostrums recommended BY flaming csrnkcates OF
bIrTERS Read the certificates OF friends aud
neik hhors, then take them as directed and become
reluvenated and entirely Eeaied.
Price 81 cents per bottle.
Tobs had of all the principal Druggists IN the
city of Richmond and elsewhere ia Virxinis and
North Carolina. y a-ts
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= rEN UOLLARN REWAkD.-RA

- AWAY from J. J werth's coal yard, on the
"a Basin, NULhTT0 MAN, named LYSD-
d lay. LINDSAY is about feet or 10 inches
N~hleh; has a good many whip marks on his
- of lnnE stsudlpS; dresses badly. and gener-
20 bss . lrty appearance. he came from Essex
ygrty - AID was hired ~ City Polntaast year, at
Sas,nb pTHce he vas seen during last week and the
80 n of th;s: but is said to have lett there on
wstnesday last. fer Richmond. | will give the
.hHVe rewardIt 'aken out of the CITY, or five dol
ars # taken n tRs city or the suburbs, and delIv
-. "a, me JAMES MOORE,
- % ~ AGENT for Dr. VIM. Fisher,
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!. W 8ODW AR %

MS DENTIST,
SIILO once adjoining . w. JoNEs, On Main,
between gh and 10th SITS keeps q selection OF
TEETH, uf the latest improvements in color,
shspe and strength, which he Will insert IN the
best sty .e and TO suit the necessities OF all posi-
btar m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-29

~ L~eches! Leeches!. Lceekes!t:-I
have ~ .treceivsd, by Adsms' Express, lot Of
fresh NEDiSH LEEcHkS. tho very best, and
large size, which vIA be applied upon the sost
reasonable terms -
r. S.--CUPPIN6 sad LEECHiNG promptly at
tended to- can bs found at all hours of the day sc
the HAIR DRESSING ROOM, under the Aneri-
can Hotel, (sntranee on fith street and a. night
at the eorner Of Lsigh and 10th streets,
Ap is--u X. G.. H0BSON.
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LOCAL MATTERa.

complaints g Phystcfdas.-The Doctors are
complaining bitterly of the city ORDINANCES
which prevents them from tying their horsss
10 RACKS. posts or trees in the street and soma
OF them declare that 1t will be impossible to
continue their practice unless the law is modi
Ned or repealed. They say that they are ften
sent for in great haste to see a suffering pa.
tient, and are compelled to hitch their horses
to something while they perform their profess
sional duties. There Is now a petition before
the Council on this very subject, but what
change will be made we are not authorized to
say. Ifhorses could be hitched to something
that would keep them on the carriage way, no
complaint would be made against them but
where they are permitted to take possession Of
the sidewalk TO the exclusion Of persons who
may be passing, they not only become a serious
Inconvenience, but a decided nuisance.
Disturbing the N.ighborhood Lewis Arratti
the keeper of a saloon near the First Market
was arraigned before the Mayor yesterday. to
answer the charge of keeping q disorderly
house, and permitting bagatells to be play ed
on Sunday morning 10 the annoyance of the
neigh bornood. Arratti was complained Of by
tenant in the same house, who was very
much disturbed by the gaming, and W ho only
complained because of the annoyance. Ar
rattl was also charged with selling liquor 10
be drunk At the house where sold without
license He exhibited the receipt of the Com
missioner OF The Revenue, and promised to
apply to the HuStiags Court, at its next term
for tavern license. The Mayor contin ued
the examination, to enable the accused to
make application to the Court.
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- xlo REV from the
q Virgins sad TsnneFsee Railroad Company,
- s.,ut Two weeks since, while on visit to
H his former home IN Richmond. a MULATTO
.ElBOY, WILLIAM, who Is hired Of Miss l.. I
Gordon. He IS ahout is or ~ wears of axe, and
.bnnf S feet or ) inches IN height. He is well ac-
ouxigted IN Richmond, and is evidently lurking
snou; tue eIty. Tho above reward OF $40 will he
r.ld for his a2prehspsIoG and delivery to said
c0mpanr in Lynchbulg OF for his confinement III
A. 50 as they can get MN az ain
THEO. +. RI NOLDS, for Gen'l Sup't
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"a White Sulphur Water
FROM THE
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

BOTTLED AT THE SPRINGS,
bottiing, and the transported water is now per.
feet as when taken from ITS source. Address au
orders to PURCELL, LADD CO,
General Agents for the U. States,
1p A-6m Richmond. Vs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-29

1sHrS CARRIAGES, CAHRIAGES.~ 80
kttVIt1S The sub4cfber has on hand lat his Cnaot
A<@-AS Making Estab lshment, on Lombard A!
ley, between Main and Cary 18th and l4th Sta
near the Columbal Hotel, COACHES, CHhRiO
TIES, BAROUCHES, BUGGIES, with and with
out tops, and So LKl ES-sll of his own make, o.
the best material and woTkmansmp-all of Which
xll be sold as low ds good work of the kind oar b7
In the city Of RIchmund, aud respectfully ass f
call from those IN want OF any article IN the Chr
mage line, as am determined to make to order and
TO sell al the lowest proes possible and all yoIf
sold that 10 new, warranted. ~
tR a4-dQm Nj IGkJkH MANHUM
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- Encourage Home Manufacture -Sem-
PIES lNFALLlBLh BAKING Pow DsRS, ,as
best and cheapest prep sration known Tor making
IN low monents, without yeast, q d ia an ole.
CANT manner. hight, sweet and handsome Loaf
Bread, Biscuits, Batter, Baekwhest snd other
GIiddle Cakes, Pudainss. Pres. and fasti, ot
every desaription. with SAVING oi ains' iahor
and expense
(FSov Rec. Taos. BtVeTdl
MARL Hit, Henrieo. itth octoost, 1855
eonsider able on tent your Ssmp.s's pakiax Pow
der. unhssit ,tinsly pronounce u To be superior
the purposss for winch II - recommended,
THOMAS kIsToRn.
PoRrsNorrH, March 10. 1885.
eheerfully recommend Ssmple's Bsking Pow
der - ths most superior aItele ever used Tor
maklpg ght and sweet Loaf bread. Biscuits. in
the shortoss possible time. Joas JACK.
JOHN w. 6ARLlCK.
Manufactures and Sole Proprstay,
kioAMpud, Va
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CARRIAoEs, &C., FOR SALE

rsMR, ChkRTAGES, IAKKItGtS.- =
49, For sale, a second hand p H RFON, In
AZ@A4S~ h.st rate order. Also. splendid DOu
BLE-sEATt ID BUGGY; one eSINGLE-ShATEO
Go Also, second hand and new HARNESSES
New BUGGIEe, with and without tops For want
Of room. / AIN determined 10 sell these articles
without Tegard to price. JOHN DOES,
Manufacturer, cor. 9th and Broad SIS.
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n FOR SALE-0ne FINE HORSE and
t~T BI TGi, at HlS'S STABLES, 10th and
GA Car streets A-6t'
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Il CHANTS-NUW 10 II r IFME IU IA VE
F,FrYPER cENT.-Country merchants wishing
In save 6fty per cent. can do 81 by ca.hrx al nv
w holesaa and Retail Store. Ths only complete
stock of Confsetionsries ,n this city. have slso
dy Faotory this sid. of New York. Merchants are
requested to call and exsMlne Tor themselves.
A. ANFONI, st. Nicholas Saloon,
lN Malp stIeet, opposite keat, Pane i Co.
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ONE PKiCE CLOTHING STORE.
ia NEW STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER
EE 6OOOS-MARKS NELSON 2l0 Broad
VIZ street, has returned with a splendid STOCK
--Ak- of CLOTHS, CASSl lMERES and VEST
lhGS. Also n fine assortment OF RkA DI
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-05-03

D1- u good many years ago, Thomas
Jefferson wrote to Albert Galla,in "a fol-
lows:
81 think that the officers of the Fed.
eral Government are mcddlin. too much
with tho public elections. Will i, be
best to admonlsh them privately or by
proclamation :''
In 1916, Gen Jackson wrote to James
Monroe AS follows:
"lhc Chief Magistrate of great and
powerful nation should never ludui,e
IN party feelings. Ills conduct should
DC liberal and di,iutcr,sted, ui,cuy. bear.
ing IN mind tina, he acts Tor the uh,l,
and not p"H Of the community"
Not IA great while ago, the WASHING.
ton t"'oa, the accredited or.au ot las
Buchanan and the National Democratic
party, issued the to!owin; semi official
proclamation
Ill there is man in the public ser
vice who does not roiuatart2y cuDt,ibu,.
the amount Of at least two dollars and
ha't year on each thousand 81 ,OuU) Of
us salary to supper, the cause Of De-
moeracy, he should be at once dismissed
ana his place filled by one who is patri.
one ana liberal enough to double the
contribution"
democracy now days is the same
that 1t was half century ago, there has
oeen 'rli!nS change in the manner Of
interpreting it. Jefferson and jackson
d'dn have the ligh. winch jim Bach.
auan has ">"'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-05-03
Diving for Sponge.

To pursue sponge diving with success
1t is Indispensable that the sea should b.
calm and not more han thirty feet deer
Those who wish for oysters pearls an,
the large shell fish called buccinium trit
ouium desceLd to very con.iderabl.
depth. These en- are exposed to rea
danger. The chama gigas an euor,nou
blvalve which exists in the seas of Greec
as wella of India, has strength euour.
to bite cable in two Its shell weigh,
no less than $50 lbs, and the flesh itseI
about 200 lbs. 1t is a scene of no SIN,
excitement to see two armed only with i,
knife stuck in their leathern girdle +,
watch them as they fix their glaDces Oh
the deep; then, Of a sudden, to see on.
OF them extending his arms and elias ping
his hands, make a plunge. lie soon re
appeared above the waves with 50 no,
in his hand, which he deposits in tn,
boat, and immediately prepares for the
acquisition OF others. Thus he work.
on during the day. and returns to hi
home overcome by fatigue. and bleedin.
from nose and ears Should craup at
tack him while under water, it is all ur
with him; and equally miserable would
be his fate should he encounter biyaly.
at the BOTTOM of the SEA Even sLould
he escape these dangers, which are eve,
present to him, he may per chance &c,
entang'cl in the floating net of the chin
Rr'pholde, from which he would try in
vain to ex'rcate himself; and having b,
good luck avoided these hazards he ma,
yet stand chance Of ending his days il
the avs OF u shark.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-05-03
Testimonials of the Horace Waters Plan
and Mcla,ais.oals.

The Piano cam. to hand. in first rat. order I,i.a
Philadelphia. Pa. ''
John Hewitt, Of Carthage. New York. who la. had
on. OF the Horace Water, Pianos, writes a. follo~.-
friend Of mine wishes To purchase , ,iauo for
her She likes the one you sold me in Deceni.r ls,6
Wy piano becoming popula- in this place ink
popular than any other make"
We have two OF Waters Pianos in use in our Sem
nary one 81 "heh has been severely tested for three
years. and ~r testify 20 their good Atty and d
rahilty. -"oodS Gregory. Noun, Carroll nj,
III WAITE :, E.l.-D,ar Sir: Having used one n,
your Piano forss for two past, have found in
! Principal Broo slyn Heig1ts s.mins,v.
The ano lrecriycl from gu continues To rive ,,t
s'ac'ioh. regard rs Of the best m,nt. in
the place; flames L.. Clarke. Chariestou.Ta
The Mclode"n has safely arrived. fec, Obliged To
you i"r your liberal liscount-w do all can Tor Won
In these part, -Rer. j. Nc Cormck, yar.,sp,H, r.
The iIano was duly received. 1t cane in rxr.li.n,
cohn''o' and IS F"fA much admired by my numerous
Rah,,; c n'nel' o.; TANKS for your prompn.ss'-
our ran" Ienses US well. Its the hest one in our
e"ahty' -1honaS 4. Latham. Cambehon ga
,ch are YER, much Obliged to you for having sen.
such hne instrument for $3.50, and se shall take p.n,
to recommend it, ''-B!ank, Held E Co., Bnsaio In
- he Horace Waters Pianos are known as among the
very best We are enabled to speak Of Sc in,,rument
With confidence. from personal knowledge Of ,h1r a..
eeiiemt tone and durable quaty."-S. y. Erunreiisf
PANE can speak Of the merits OF the Horace Waters
lest quality '-Chrisf,9a Inteiiir sneer
Nothing at the State Fair Displayed greater excel
anos."-Chsrehman
me Horace "atere Pianos are bull, Of the best and
m"st thoroughly seasoned material We have no doubt
ers can do as we'll, perhaps better. this than
at any other house in the Union. Abroad Jo.yi
waters Pianos aud Meiodeous challenge compari-
son with the finest made anywhere in the country
Home Journal.
.'fcrace Waters Piano Fortes Of full, rich and
even tone and powerful "--Nee York -Nssieai k.r,sr
''Dur friends will find at Mr. Waters store the very
best assortment Of Pianos to be found ia the United
states and We urge southern and western friends
to give him cali whenever they go TO New York
Grsham's Magazine.