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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-03-02
THOUGHTS AT MIDNIGHT,

BY KITTY CARROLL.
What is the world doing o-night!
What is the world doing?
Meath the shimmeriag light
OF moonbeams bright,
Some perhaps m ay be xooing,-
Weaving ties that tears and signs
Will never cause the undo ing.
Hearts may be breaking with sadness tonight
Hearts may be breaking with sadness;
Others o'erfowing with pure delight
Pure as the noonbeams ailvery white
In the haart-rsvelation of gladness.
And desp ~ wild despair - the letters that
wear
It's liak in the soul to IN adnss.
Of many tempest-tossed soul to- might
Of many soul sad and aching;
And, shro lded in gloom as a desolate night
Shrinking from human pity, and sight,
True hearts may be silently breaking,
And Wild wild pain darts through the b, ain,
And the heart that hope is f0rsaking.
#x y
The moon has cast her mantle of light
Der many scene Of sorrow Tonight
~ In the halls of misth, .La
r, By the desolste hearth, ....,
There is many heart hrobbing with pain
That nsee shall love or hope again;
There's askeleton sits in each mirthful thrcng;
There's a strain of sadness in every song;
Each heart knowcth we'll seine secret wso
That cemes-that comes, tut will never 60;
That haunts like spirit the haspiest hour,
Mid the festive throrg or garlanded bower
The smile is a mockery, Of, to the woo,
That burns in tie soul with fierce, wild glow
y =
What is the world doing tonight?
What is the world doing? s
Joyous or sad? glIeving glad?
Wedding or wooing? -...- ga
Ligh.-hearted and merry? departing life-weary?
Rejoicing or rueing!
Tilt0n Feb. 9. 1850
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Tot Il Assets,
IIABIIJrIRq
8 same as heretofore filed.
G. B. BOWERS Pres,
State Of Connecticut, ..
Hartford G2akntu.
Hartford January o.

- H8rlOru, JaHuAfy 3. I0bV
Personally appeared, c. B. Bowers, Presid emit,
and c. G. Waite, Secretary Of the City Fire Insu-
rance Company of Hartford, and made oath that
true, full aud correct statement of the affairs of
said Company and exhibits 10 far as an be ascer-
tanned at this date its actual condition on the first
day Of January, 1860. s4 gEvs7ees lr5-gs
Before ne, E. DODD. Notary Public.
Feb17. w3t. - -. -.
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A Card CT Tim N X s j..

The ladies and gentlemen will please accept our
thanks for their friendly call and liberal donation
at the Oakdae parsonage on the 22d inst, amount
ing to the liberal sum OF $40, in cash and goods.
Sach tokens of respect make the pastors heart
rejoice. II. McCUrcHEoN,
- HARRIET MCCUTCHEoN.
Oakdale, Feb'y oath, 1850. 10 -g.a Il
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The Fine Arts.


THE Court OF DEATH."-Messrs. Palmer 4
Demorest are now receiving subscriptions for this
beautiful parlor engraving latter Peale's famous
paintng) copy of which is on exhibition at
their store. We had the pleasure the other day of
leisurely inspecting this work 1t is what is prop
erly termed chrome Autograph, being drawn on
stone and printed in oil colors-each color requiring
separate stone. BY this process, which is quite a
modern invention and almost the perfection Of the
engravcrs art, very accurate copy of the original
painting with all it's gorgeous colors, shades and
perspective, may be produced, and has been, in
this instance, according to the grateful acknowledge
ment of Mr.. Peae himself The picture is an i'm
pressive one. The ''King of Terrors," elevated
upon his throne and yelled in portentious gloom
occupies central position in group of figures
representing his emissaries and agents War,
Pestilence, Famine, &c. Conspicuous by its con,
trast with the rest, is the figure of an aged Saint,
supported by lovely female, representing Faith.
He is directly confronting the tyrant Death in his
cavernous realm, and seems to be offering defiance
to his power. The engraving is to be had at an
extremely low price, and should meet with large
circulation.
"TuE HORSE FAlR'-We also took look at
this superb engraving of the celebrated work by
Rosa Bonheur, the French paintress, exhi
bition at the same place. 1t will be surprising to
those of our readers not already acquainted with
the fact to learn that this fine, large and spirited
engraving is furnished to subscribers along with
the United Suites Journal "a standard monthly, half
the size of an ordinary newspaper and containing
on an average 30 pages of choice reading matter)
one year for the paltry sum of 81 with 10 cents
extra for postage! The Cnite1 States journal has
been established for eleven years and has acquired
an enviab!e reputation for the sound and practical
ideas it advances in the various departments Of
knowledge-su as agriculture, mechanics, litera-
ture and current news to which it is devoted. We
invite the public to call at Palmer Demorests and
examine, these productions. This is an age Of
wonders, and not the least of them is that so much
art and information can possibly be furnished for
Ga small n sllin of money o., #
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sOtL Sensi-.assssssssI Staten, eat

Of the ETNA INSURANCE CO., HAsrreRD
COM. Incorporated 1919 Chart sr Perpstusi
Cash Capital, 81, See, ese:
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ACCRUED interest on Invest- 81 -
ments, payable Jan. 1st, 1860, 2,e49 81
Balances on Book due from '--lA - I At
Agents, sa- si8 -ing alt s. 1,o74 81
Cash on hand and in Bank, 2l GAG al
Cash in hands of Agents, or
In tt ansit, less commissions a-
and charges, a .sH II 242 o5
Loans On Mortgage Of Real
Estate, b sel' AZ ,o42 20
Loans secured by pledge of 5s5 H-A
Ban k and other Stocks. @ -al 41.723 "a
Loans on personal or other .tEE aa'
approved securities, 70 1856 %
Office Furniture and Library, 1,129 81
Tot Il Assets, S33o,273 "a
LIABILITIES. O. cE11&HE1
No Liabilities to Banks or .r... Ia,
others, due and not due.
No Losses adjusted and due.
Losses adj listed and not due, l,646 90
Losses reported unadjusted, 80
: or In suspense waiting fur :
ther proof, -sz 1856 90
No Their claims against the Company.
The rule Of the Company limits the amount of any
one risk to $4,000. 81
The greatest amouat allowed to be insured in any
one City, Town Or Village, varies accord ng to its
size and class Of property.~..,si,s7 -l.s a.4
The greatest amount allowed to be insured in any
one block, varies as in the preceding. so-f 3scl
No part Of its Capital Or earnings are deposited
with any State or States as security for losses
therein. -,.,--., 40 -. s..s
Act of Incorporation is same as heretofore fled.
G. G. Waite. Sec, G. B. BOWERS Pres,
m State Of Connecticut, >.
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\. ! LOCAL NE W s..

M. Capt. Phillips ferry-boat "76," now
lying At New Boston, ILL.,, is advertised at private
sale in the Memphis (Tenn.) Enquirer Perhaps
some persons hsreaway have an interest in this
matter which they would do we'll to look after. This
boat was forfeited to the city Of Muscatne for run
ming without a charter, and was released on bond
which remains yet unsatisied.
~ The Enquirer, of this city, whose
editor has of late given evidence of profitable app
cation to his studies, and whose proficiency in
the nursery classics should be considered above
suspicion, says that sat the regular annual meeting
OF the Muscatine Light Guards, on Wednesday eve
ming, the 22d, Ben. Beach, Esq, was elected Cap
tain, vide Hon. J. H. Wallace, resigned" which
being interpreted meaneth-tor further particulars
inquire at the Hartford Fire Insurance agency!
~ The Marengo iowa county, Visitor
says a Mr.. Sheuerman, who recently removed
from Muscatine to that place, was burnt out on
Sunday, the 10th inst losing stock of groceries
worth 5000, on which there was no insurance. The
friends Of Mr.. Sheuerman in this city will regret to
| hear of this misfortune. He had by his industry
acquired little capital and having married in this
city removed to Marengo with the view OF setting
tdown in life. When we consider that all he had
1 was embarked in the business which he was just
starting the loss must be a severe one.
1 FIRE. = a carpenter shop in the vicinity
of the Nevada Mill was burned down, last Friday.
The fire communicated from tho stove to some
shayings while two carpenters were at work In the
room, but they were unable to put it out and barely
| ESCAPED with their tool chests. Four other wooden
buildings sdjoining-two of them containing about
4 ID, 900 bushels of corn = were only saved from
! destruction by the most vigorous efforts. The
building destroyed belonged to c. Weed, Esq. II
\ was worth about $2eo, and was uninsured Five OF
six tool chests, belonging to various carpenters
were consumed in the building, as also consider
able quantity of finished building material
SAD ACCIDENT. - The name of the mar
drowned in Mud creek on the Esd inst, was Fred
erick Nichols. He was attempting to cross TIT
creek in company with Mr.. Jesse knouse, OF vii
ton in q one-horss wagon while the stream wa
much swollen by the late rain. Mr.. H. informs
that the horse became frightened when driven int
the water, and caused the vehicle to upset. 1t
somewhat remarkable that Mr.. X, who eanno
swim, succeeded in saving himself, while tn
deceased, though a swimmer, was drowned Tn
former states that he sunk four times to the bottom
in water twelve feet deep, but kept struggling
all the while for tree which he finally gain
ed When be last saw the deceased he was swim
ming down stream. The horse was drowned also
The body of Nichols, who was young unmarried
German of Wilton, was not found till this morning
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auditors office, Ioaod

Des Noines, January 18th, 1860
IT is hereby certified, that on tho 10Th day of
J January, 1850, sworn statement was filed ia
this office, showing the condition of tho City Fire
Insurance COMPANY located at Hartford in the
State of Come :ticut, on the 10th day of January
1850, in accordance with the provisions of an act
of tho General Assembly of the State of Iowa, en-
titled San Ac. in relation to Insurance Compan-
es," ;pproved January 18th, 1857, and An Act
amendatory thereto approved February 9th, 1858 !;
that said statement shows that said company is
possessed of the requisite amount of capital, and
inves ed as required by law.
Authority is therefore given to the abov. named
company to transact business of Insurance in this
State in accordance with the laws hereof until the
31st gay of January, A. u. 1861.
1t is also certified that Peter Jackson of Musca-
tine has been duly appointed by said Company
their lawful Agent and Attorney for the County
Of Muscatine with full power to take risks of In
surance therein. and to acknowledge service of
process as provided by law, upon his filing with
the Clerk Of the District Court, in and for said
county, n certified copy of the statement on file in
this office. 1t is further certified that the attach
ed is ru. and cprIa,t copy Of the said staten ent
In testimony whereof, 1 have her,unto set my
hand and aft xed my seal Of office, this 10th day OF
January 1850.
JOHN W. CATTELI, Auditor of State.
Statement Of the condition Of the City Fire In
sursnce Comsany of Hartford, to the Auditor of
the State Of Iowa. January 1st, 1860.
The name OF this company is The City Fire
Insurance Company of Hartford, loca t. cd at Hart
ford, Connecticut.
The capital stock of the company Is $4,000 90
Tho amount of capital stock paid up is $50 900 90
The Assets of the Company are as follows -
Par val. Market va
1Oohss's Park.Bank stock NY. $40 900 $40 1925 90
100 Continental Bank
stock New York 10000 90 1926 90
100 sh'5 Metropolitan Bank
stock New York 10000 90 1880 90
100 sh's Importers & Ira
dsrs Bank stock, N. Y. 10000 90 1920 0
so shrcs Bank OF r. public
Bank stock, N 5000 90 800 90
100 sh's Market Bank stock
New York 10000 90 10000 90
50 shares Shoe and Leather ,
Bank stock, NV York 5000 90 $500 90
100 shares Merchants Bank
stock, 5000 90 $3.50 90
so shares Bank of Con zacrcs 4ts
Rank stock, Boston 5000 90 5 200 90
50 sh s Merchants Bank stock --s
Boston 5000 90 5,2oO 90
80 shares Hide and Leather
Bank stock, Boston 5000 o. $500 90
loo shares Safety Fund Bank .a
stock, Boston Jed 10000 90 lo2,o 90
loo shares Revere Bank stock l=-
Boston 10000 90 1oo2o 90
1o4 shares Mercantile Bank
stock. Hartford lo,4oo 90 10 605 90
loo shares Charter Oak Bank
stock, Hartford 10000 90 10 $1,000
so shares Phoenix Bank stock
= Hartford 5000 90 4,75, 60
so shar % 20 tina Bank stock
Hartford ali 1000 90. $500 90
SO shares Merch, rs and Manu-
fact RS Bank stock Hart
ford 5000 90 loo 90
Hartford 1880 90 $3.50 90 |
l 10 shares Bank Of Hartford
Co. Bank Stock, Hart ford, $500 90 500 90
95 shares Exchange Bank
Stock. Hartford, 475a 90 SIS 90 |
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~ J.. - : State Of Neac York, %
@CIty and C0uutH of Mean York. ~.


nd ,aCety and County Of Nee York, 3d.
William A. Cobb, President. and James M. Ran
kin, Secretary of the Fulton Fire insurance Gem
pany of the city Of New York, each for himself
being duly sworn, depose and say that the above
is full. true and correct statement of the affairs
of the Fulton Fire Insurance Company, and
that the said Insurance Company is the bona fde
owners of at least One Hundred Thousand Dollars
Of actual Cash Capital, invested in Stocks OF in
Bonds and Mortgages, and that the Mortgages
referred to have not been assigned nor in any man
ner released or impaired BY the said company, and
tkat they are the above described officers Of said
company, and that said company have No deposits
in any other State or Territory.
q {Signed,, ~ WIN. A. COBB, President.
g JAMES NJ. RANKIN, Secretary.
~ Subscribed and sworn before me on this
J., 28th day of January, 1860. "a -.
~ (Signed) BENJAMIN RANKIN.
for Iowa, in New York, 106 Broad
way, N. Y. ga.-sU gGh .eaisaoa b16-w3m
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nm DoZ. foxes Hardy's Celebrated, Wagon
IuU Grease, at DRAPER'S.
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STATEMENT

Showing the condition of the Fulton Fire Insur
ancs Company, Of the city of New York, on The
31st Of December, 1909.
l. The name Gnd LEGALITY of the company is Tbe
Fulton Fire Insura rance Company, OF the city of
New York. a.. 81
@ The amount of capital stock, Two Hundred
Thousand Dollars. ga r5' IL
8. The amount of its eapital stcck paid Two
Hundred Thousand Dollars. -. -
4. The assets of the Company. .. -.
/. Cash on hand, - zoo 3
2. nasi IN hahds oi agents, 81 961.4
8. Real estate unineum berei, ile IT,. > S0o *
4. leTennessee tate Bank, per cent.
prem, par vaiu4 o. each, 81 ,eGo, $780, 90
10 North Caroiiaa State Bank, 9 per
cent. par val OF each, sl.eee, 9. 100. 90
Nav Yo.k CITY Bonds. per cent,
Ear valu", Slot oea 'n--Oonds, 55oo.co
5. Bonds aud Mortgages owned by the
Company, Gee s'ai.dule AZ 2ot, SEA 90
&. Debts otherwise secured, (surdry -
Ledger balancss,l .caa 1888. %
7. Premiums unpaid 3240 az
g. Loaned en- CALL secured by eoIiaterals &c go
8 Interest accrued bus not due, ~ 4,542.O2
5. Liabilities. II = / ~ u.
l. Amount due Banks CIR others, 'sa Meme.
2. Losses adjusted and due, Since paid) 6,253.13
3, Losses adjusted and LOT due, $4,000
4. Losses unaajusted, 3" .a' None.
D. Losses IN suspense, '>& None
3. All otner claims against the Co., 1878
Z. The greatest amount insured in any %
one risk, 10 10000, 90
3. The greatest amount allowed to be 70
insured in any ono city, town or .h =.
village, Ega a'C- No rule.
3. The greatest amount allowed to be
insured in any enc block, No rule.
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o. ~. HARTFORD, Jan. 10, 1860.
State of Connecticut, Hartford County, ss.-Per-
sonally appeared james &. Bols, President, and
Andrew F. Hastings. Sec'ty Of The North Amer
lean Fire Insurance Company, and made oath that
the foregoing statement, by them subscribed, is a
true, full and correct statement Of tho affairs Of
said Company, and cXh bits SO far as be ascer
tanned its condition, IS stated on the I'd day Of
January, 1860.
Before me-. RoBERr e. DAY, Just. of Peace.
Feb H. W3w.
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kentucky State . per &C.
bonds
Hartford City 6 per cent.
bonds


Total bonds 5,o0V.Vo VI, 4Ve.0o
4th. Debts to the Co., secured u
by mortgages, being
first lien of record on Es..
unincumbered real es-
tate, worth at least
500, 900, which ...'
there is less than one .,.... 81. /
ono years interest due rl !
and owing 56,7 60. 90 |
5th Debts otherwise secured, loans on stock, viz
t.a... ..-. fs .et Amt L ned |
Par VAL Market Val. thereon.
1877 sh' res blk Of Hart |
ford co. Hartford $s,35o.oo s5,9ss.oo 100000
5sh's Far. b Mech.
bank Hartford 10000 $1,000 10000
80 shares Merch. and
Man. blk Hartf'd 100000 100000 1,7o5l4
20 shares Etna bank
Hartford 100000 2,l6o.oo 10000
G shares Phoenix blk
Hartford 6oo.es $500 477.oe
5 shares Mercantile
bank Hartford 10000 10000 10000
Is shares Irving blk
New York 10000 10000 10000
4S shares Rockville sr .'''F..'ai d
bank Rockville 10000 100000 S,S25.oo
10 shares bank of the Es
Metrops Boston 100000 100000 1875
10 shares Hart'd car
pet Co. Hartford 100000 i,l5ooo $4,000
aa5 2e,soo. 90 20, 227. 90 IA ,4a5.o5
9th Debts for Premiums 55.l3
7th. All other securities are .E
LIST. Blk t'ks owned by tho Co., viz:
a..g Par val. Mar. val.
SO shares Am. Elk. Bank ....
New York 100000 $4,9oo.eo
50 shares Metropolitan
bank Now York 100000 $4,000
400 shares Mech. B'king
Association N. Y. 100000 81 90
SO shares Charter Oak
bank Hartford 5,ooo.oe 5.Soo.oo
so shares Exchange blk ..t
Hartford 100000 2.5oo.oo
100 shares Atpa bank ~I5e
Hartford 1o,ooo.oo 1,,Soo.oo
| SO shares Farm & Mech.
bank Hartford 100000 . 100000
co shares Phoenix bank
Hartford 100000 5,5So.o
| 50 shares Merch. & Mon.
| bana Hartford 100000 5000. 90
| so shares City blk Hart.
| ford 100000 5,Soo.oo
100 shares Hide Leather
bank Boston 100000 10, 10000
| 50 shares National bank
Boston 100000 100000
IS shares Safety Fund 60"
| bank Boston $4,000 1925 90
|
10000. 90 rs, 1855. 90
81. Bills receivable, 4,6so.6 80
| Cd Interest accrued 2,693.0
| s6,75s 81
Total assets of the Company, $24l, PA So
| LABlLrTIEs.
5, The amount of liability due or not due
| to banks or other creditors by the 60. None
6. Losses adjusted and due None
7. Losses adjusted and not duo $3,625: .:
s. Lssses unadjusted 12,6oo.3(
8. Losses in suspense waiting further
proof : 'n 500 OF
10. All other claims against the Co. None
risk 10 900 OF
T. The creates t..amount allowed by the rules o.
the Co. to be insured in any one city, town o.
village. No rules have been adopted depend
upon its size and char lcter.
10. The greatest amount allowed to be insured il
any one block. No rules have been adopte -
dep ,nds upon its construction:
a. No pare Of the capital Z earnings of the com
pany is deposited in any State as security 70
losses therein.
49, The char ter act of incorporation of tho com
pany. A certified copy sent erstofore:
fsbl7 w3W
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r q: WALTER Il ] !

.1z10rneya and Counselor at L0t0.I
DROXPT attention given to collections. exam.
~ nation Of titles so9ssysncing, Payment Of
Bank. ia nd, ,, Ian. II, 1860 daw1y.]
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$4,000. 90 63,4oe.oo

10, 90 1o,2oo. 90
100000 2o,S0o.oo
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Total oOn0S
4th. Debts to the Co., secured
hy mortgages, being
first lien of record on
unincumbered real es-
tate, worth at least
500, 1000, on which
there is less than one
ono yenr'sin interest due
and owing
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r ~ SA"HN PA"ho, oilCuG 1Ol
months, was opened, and the linen GOV.
ers taken from the furniture, Lizzie
thinking, "He shan't find any parlor,
more attractive than his own, I am de-
termined.'' 1E- -
Tea time came, and William came
with it. A little figure, in a tasty,
bright, silk dress, smooth curls, and
oh such a lovely blush and smile,
stood ready to welcome William, as he
came in; and tea time passed as the
mornings meal had done.
After tea, there was no movement,
as usual, toward the hat-rack. Wilt
am stood up beside the table, lingering,
chatting, till Lizzie also rose. She led
him to the light, warm parlors, in their
pretty glow Of tasteful arrangement,
and drew him down beside her on the
sofa. He felt as if he was counting
over again, as he watched her fingers
busy with some fancy needlework, and
listened to the cheerful voice he had
loved SO dearly two years before.
"What are you making, Lizzie ?"
"a pair of slippers. Don't YOU re-
member how much you admired the
pair worked for you, oh! ever SO long
ago ?" 4aa
81 remember: black velvet with flow
ers on them. I used to put my feet
on the fender, and dream of blue ewes
and bright curls, and wish time would
move faster to the day when I could
bring my bonnie wee wife home, to
make music in my house, |
Lizzie's face saddened for a moment.
as she thought of the last two years, and
how little music she had made for this
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Amply secur cd,

~ ? !. HAEK9VXB
500 shares Hartford and.
New navsn =: g. Co.
sSe shares Conn. River R.
r. Co. Stock,
107 shares Boston -andWer-
cesteH K. r. Co. Stock, %
.L.jrl'
50 Tharss Conn, River Co.
Stock, .a|ol ,Etdauo ea'i
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ASSETS, JULY LIST, 1859.

$50 United States Stock, 5
per cent. se.Ai-ann'lint
10 State Of Ken tncky, & per
cent. semi-annual mt,
10 State ofTcnncssce, Is per
csnt. seu,i,annuai int,
% statsgof New Yorx, 6 Per
: cent. semi annual inss !
80 State Of Missouri, 8 per
cent. semi-annGaf int,
so Stateof Ohio, 3 per cent.
semi-anhual Int, (1S60)
IS State OF Ohio, . per cent.
semi-annual int, (lSS6)
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-26
-A A. e. BLACESBIAR 4 BRO,
WTxfT Wholesale and Retail Dealers in VFETf
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
"A Camp street, New Orleans.

Grand Parlor Grand Square Upright Pianos from the
very best manufactures, among which, invite particular
attention to the RAVEN BACON GO; PIANOS now
first introduced into this market For the last thirty years
these Planes have been especial ayoes the North Their
durability beauty Of nish deicacy of touch power
Of touen a which points know that they
excplled.
Al house will also hs fonnd the oly JAMES W v0SE
PIANOS Thse instruments, though placed exhibition
Boston, Philadelphia and other places competition
the celebrated makers have Invariably received the high
est premium for gaod sold worknansh elegant finish and
tec and richness of The PARLOR GEM the
lowest priced stca Panoin thew ord Evey Piano BY
R warranted TO tye entire satisfaction Aelodeons Guitars
Vions Brass Bard Instruments and everything pper,nnine
10 HE stock of complete Music Store ard Music Books
sent BY mail postage Tree. A. E. BLAGkMAR Il BRO,
OF 6m.gW Il Camp street,