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riOLLISS

TENilE neS; session Of this Inst tute for Young Ladies, will
Il open on the Sth OF June, and continue 20 the Sth Of
April, lSG0-ien months.
The board Of Instruction aud Government consists Of
six gentlemen aud three ladies, and the course Of instiuc-
ton embraces Eight DcpartmrutS-the English Language,
Ancient Languages, Modern Languages, Mathematics, M
tural Sciences, Mental ard Moral Science, History and
Music. Ornamental! branches are also taught.
The Accommodations arc ample and elegant, and the eS-
tensire grounds around the buildings, beautiful anu attrac-
tive, Inviting to outdoor exercise and %aEordins the finest
opportunities for il.
Holding the entire 'Bo.ciourt Springs property, whose
medicinal waters arc widely and fayorahly known, anu en-
joying q delightful summer climate, hi. school opens It's
sessions In the summer season, and thus secures q double
adyan,are-thr lighter studies OF the earlier part OF the
course ne thrown in midsummer. and the pupils are en-
gagged in their more arduous and difficult duti 5 during the
winter. An exrerie &C Of over ten years has demonstrated
the excellence and utility OF this arrangement.
For board and tuition, In all literary branches,
per session of ten months -SlSo w
Music and uSe OF Instrument ......:.....'...:.. HI w
Painting from ten TO forty dollars. Payments hall In ad-
vance, and half a. the close Of the session.
y. S.-Th:s institution t. ;!ar hours rid. from Rich
moni and twelve frem Washington. Daily L. mnunica:!on
with the South Western States. Pupils will be met ut bon
sacks Depot. CUAS. l.. COOKE, sups.
Y. O.. lso,.tourt Springs Va. May l-clm.
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~SUH-STRATCM SEMINARY,

q AESlGNEU LOT young me- preparing y IN SulfcES4ty
~ of Virginia, or for college, or for business. The SEES
sion will commence July 10th, and close October LIST, 1850,
DEVOTED TO LATIS ASD MATHEMATICS ~ SrEciALriKS.
The Students entering college or the University, are
generally unpreparcd 10 take an advanced standing, and
hence, labor under great disadvantages. fy dcrotlng, en-
elusive attention to two departments for three months, 4
young man Nay be set forward nt least one year in the
college course, and thus much time and money be saved.
There are many others who have not been at college,
and cannot 60, who would, We think, gladly avail themselves
Of such an opportunity Of acquiring most Important Know
ledge at ,rifias cost. There nre doubtless, many teachers
too, who would like to push their attachments further III
these two branches than they have hitherto uoGc, ana
might thus proEtably employ their vacation. The Cniversi-
~ course will be rigidly pursued.
1t vii: embrace, in Observation-Disclosures, Algebra,
Desc ip,ivc Analytical Geometry. Calculus is omitted, be-
cause u class couli not lnhSh Il during the session.
In LATIS-Cssar, Sallust, Virgil, Cicero, Horace, Ivy,
Tacitus and Terence will be read in the several classes. DR..
liarriSon's Grammar will be systematically studied and en-
erciscs written daily.
Private lessons will he given III Greek and Chemistry, Il
desired.
The undersigned will be essistedby another !, aduate or
graduates Of the University OF Virginia.
TkRas: Board, tuition, washing, lights, &c, payable half
Ia advance, $50.
from Charlottesville. Tie place Is a. pleasant and healthy
a summer retreat us any in Eastern Virginia.
Applications must he msLe before the 10Th Of June or
they will not be received.
Address P.S. HENSON, 4. NJ.
Fork Union, Fluvanna county, Va.
=. E.-The place Is accessible by the James River Canal.
Students will land 1T Dremo's Eluff. March S-c3Iu
~ Raleigh Standard, Charleston Courier and Augusta
C0rs.itu,ionalist copy one Enn;h aud send bill TO 7. 8. ii.
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sEEICI OF IR. IiNMLI:;.

The lion. Hannibal Hal:'ln. the nominee loE
the Vice Presidency, ~ al present. g ot'a'o: .!
the United States from Matte. Hc "a' o''g'-
na!ly elected to that BODY by the Democrats
but a few years ago wen. over TO LIE it"Pu''!-
can party On lie slaTeTy Issue IN tf'' territories
He was subsequent: Reelected 70 Tue senate
by Ii. Rcoub!:cans. IL is. We believe, q maa
~ far utilities.
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MPOFTANT no FARMERS md MIL
lips "

isE. TM. L. WEBSTER, OF Fauquier county, has In
III vented and patented a Machine, which will separate
:sscoc.le from wheat, upon d new principle. We nave
,.:a !a!orraed that every grain OF cookie can be separated
::S the wheat without injury to the latter. lie expects TO
aa7ca sorling model st Eauquier and Culpeper May courts.
CaeS are simple In construction and durable.
County rights for sale In all the Wheat growing States
Address Col. JoHS u. FAINT, .Millview, Post-ohlce, Fan-
sSs' county, Va, who is authorized to make sales.
I'LL
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M tUIT0RS am ph!RfERS!

TIME Subscribers ask attention 10 their Stock Of PRINT.
Z ING TYPES, ORNAMENTS, BORDERS. PRESSES, &C.,
. La:se supply Of which they keep constantly on hand at
:hei- Type and Stereotype Foundry,
No. IS, Gold Street, New York,
a! u. which We warrant equal in every respect to any man.
IIc:ured In this country, and will sell on the usual terms,
T.: six months credit for approved negotiable notes, or
zen per cent. Discount for cash.
Old T>re :nsen In exchange for new, at the customary
price OF nine cents per pound, Il delivered within sixty days
irea ,!se Of purchase, Otherwise six cents per pound.
VIM. e JR., & co.
The undersigned, AGENT Is VIRGINIA, for tic above well.
known Lstablshr,en., can supply the trade with every tie
sSriptlor OF
Ipon the most liberal terms. Having printed the "1:Ic1-
aoSo ESorIEZ1' for upwards OF ten years with type and
ether material, purchased from Msssrs. HAoAE i Co.. I am
Induced 10 recommend materials fran their establishment
ip preference to Others.
specimen Books will be furnished 70 the trade, and such
aIicl.s y. may he selected will be forwarded with des-
patch. WA. Il. ALLEGRE,
.prl3 .Enauircr' Onicn, Richmond. Va.
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aug. Poet!
ENTICE.

TUE MANCHESTER COTTON \ WOOL MANUFAC.
aa'ah,ue nt II considerable quantity Of new WOODEN Ma
Sha.Ey, viii be enabled In future to ,Frr 10 the Virginia
.d Southern trade generally WOODEN FABRICS Of rari-
Gus style! aad superior quality, In addition to their present
Sns1dre;ioa o. plain and striped Cotton Osnahurgn, Cotton
fArns. GrSs~ Bags, &C., &c.
WOOL WASTE0.-This Company will buy or contract
for WOOL, and will pay the fullest market value for the
sane. Apply TO WM. II. POWERS, Agent.
Richmond, 18th April, 1860. naw6w.
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KICHMOND LIVE STOCK Market
THE undersigned having procured the services OF 4.
L II. Crockett, for the purpose OF selling Live stoek
:;h. market on the 1st day Of September next, prepared
HETe { e!- undivided attention To al business entrusted
chem, and feel confident, from their long experience, 70
'.seie 20 gi7e entire satisfaction.
". E!ll mage liberal a~dvancemeu,s on Snsi2nments;
JOHN GROUSE,
r q TpIrTN '
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PHILIP M,

EAGLE MACHINE WORKS,
RICHMOND. IA.
MANUFACTURES Steam Engines Of every description
VI end size, Circular Saw Mills, MIL TEARING, Mining
Muca;ns.y Of every description. Castings In Iron and lsas'
done At short notice teo ISL!
PENfIES.clAtSY OF VIRGINIA.
MANUFACTURED At this institution, aad sold thafc AID
VI at the Agents store, No. g, Pearl street, TIE toliH"inG
ar.!:..s, al reduced prieei, to.Tit;
yoo.s, shoes and Erognes
Tcuen, Children aud S9rva,ts' S1ces
Wagon and Cart Harness o: every description
Hsct!2e Bands, Leather Hose
Wagons, Carts,
Day, and WheeibarroTs.
H~arirobcs, Safes, &c.
5ipsd and Plaid Cottop3
GereJ, and Llnseys for plantation hands
Ready made Clothing for Servants
Most ot the shove articles On hand and for sale, Or Will
Ie made 0! repaired, or other Job work done to order, on
,hor: notice Tor cash, or 20 punctUai on'tS'nsrs only, on
short tine.
Orders roa the country, With satisfactory references,
promptly attended TO. Addres, r. VI. NlMMo,
Julr 9-ctf Agent and Storekerper Va. Peait"ntiarv.
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Aay s-cr.v A~Copy-Teste:
u..-se BENZ. POLLARD, D.. Clerk.

. pareSis- NASTED.-Thc subscriber wishes to
;aen 10 ssIss : Quantity OF good dry Shucls. lie prefers
I'll PAY To- sos shness pct: mp In good condition, he
s75o.i:. i y. EEs loslbs. delivered stbii place, on sth street,
!sb spring, Richmond. 6. B.. STACY.
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SITCATI0N wANFED-As Teacher a Select Of
- Classical school fos Boys or 4 Female School of high
Grade, by Il gentleman Of family, who has had upwards Of
20 years experience In the business. He has The very high
est testimonials as 10 character, scholarship and skill in
cd the Advantages Of u visit 10 Europe. For particulars.
epplS 1t this oGce. April 20-c2ut"
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N TORE AMI TO ARRIVE, byVUU .idcs
L good stomp and damaged Leather, and the best brands
u French calfskias, which \ will sell low for cash or good
2spe..
500 pairs etr male Brogues. for CASH only.
y. DEVERECX,
sept I6-ctf No. l22 Cary 81.
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HIIsESE |||
Alexander Libby. Defdt, In debt.
The object Of this suit Is to recover OF the defendant two
..adrsa end tty-fre dollars aud niae'y.nine cents, with
;sis:s., thereon. 10 be computed al the rate Of six per cen.
=. from The els, day Of July. 1859, till payment; and ali-
'.rt having been made snd aled that the defendant above
:sset IS = Nonresident Of the State Of Virginia, the said
~Eoi:a:ion o. ths order, and do whs. Is necessary to pro.
=: 81. interrs, 1. this .ult.
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NAyis-e;w EDMUND wADDILL. clerk.
EihGINIA-A. ruleo held in the Clerks Office OF
, lac Circuit Court Of the City OF Richmond, the Sth
~! II February, 1850:
e*'::: Whitfield, ,ras:ee Of Simsod D. Dickinson,
Ptaintif,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-05-22

TIONQUA BEANS-5 barrels. for sale BY
i May 10 L. y. q DAfHNFoA1'
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ElRGISHA.-At Rules held in the Clerks Office OF
Y Caar!t. City County Court, the first Monday IN May,
so, [beiug :he 9Th dGy Of the MOUTH
William F. Graves, Pitt,
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J. MAG1EL.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
nfF1cE With Robert Tyler, Esq, No. Ia, South sixth
PHILADELPHIA
vii, attend to the collection o: claims and all other eus!-
60. entrusted 20 his csre. Jan Sl-c,f
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gra-. .,St:zv JOHNSON. MN. IL r.
L.
IL " C.iFD.
I0EIS i. ;sCCNlNG39Nm.
LAWRENCE ). lsAssIE,
r-1,IN . &-Itk- rs ~
Lrrrxr nrrL DINO SrockOE WAkEEorSE,l

ISLAM KElrE. JOHN y: cHtLFoA.
KEITH u chiffon,
WATERLOO, FACoUIER COUNT VIRGINIA.
MANUFACTURERS OF HEAVY WOOL
vi ~ GOODS. NEGRO BLANKETS, SroCklNG YARN,
.,d pl AIN IISSEYS for negro women. March H-cly
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SlUlSS Nv plGSCllLlhS ~ t4S ISSRAS
trincs principles openly and expressly repudi
ated by . majority of the Democratic State
delegations, and by 4 majority approaching
unanimity Of the Democratic electoral votes 'i
the Union.
The delegations ci eight States, together
with a norton Of that of Delaware, faithful atl-
hcrcnts of our party and firm supporters Of its
PRINCIPLES, were thus, by sheer force Of votes
cast by delegates from STATS that VIII certain
" vote for the Republican, candidates, Compel
ed to withdraw from Il. Invention, because
in tile language Of 4 distinguished delegate,
they felt 'that it was q burning imputatIon
upon the honor and patriotism OF the party,
that, claiming to be national, AMI claiming 10
have principles for its guide, 1t should acknow
ledge for its declaration Of faith q creed upon
which are placed two distinctly opposItc'lnter'
pretations By its own advocates"
We cannot refrain from expressing our ad-
miration and approval Of this lofty manIlesta-
ton of adherence to principle, rising superior
to all considerations Of expediency, to all tram
mels of party, and looking with single eye TO
the defence of the constitutional rights O! Tue
States. .
The delegations of other Democratic states,
however, (including a few delegates 'rom wv
seeding States.) not less faithful in devot'on 10
PRINCIPLES, were more hopeful Of obtaining from
their brethren some satisfactory recognition o.
sound PRINCIPLES, and decided on retnainingln
thc Convention after distinctly declaring, now,
over their determination also to withd!a" II
their lust expectations should be disappointed
T. i Inns apparent that there was almost en-
tire unapimity of principle in the delegations
" Tho only States on which absolute reliance
on ho nIaced for Democratic electoral votes,
~h;,st there existed diversity Of opinion as to
the line of policy best calculated to secure the
triumph of those principles. Nor is 1t matter
OF surprise that in a conf u%ncture so unexpected
and anomalous, when, in the enumeration OF
Democratic principles, the voice Of virginia
was orerborne by that Of Ohio, and LOUISIANA
and Arkansas we're forced to succumb to Yer
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CHARLES IS. STUART,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ASHLAND, HANOVER County, VA,
xsyILL practice regularly In the Courts OF the counties
w OF Hanover, Caroline and Hipg William, and wl at.
:.ud 70 any business In suy Of the Courts held In the city Of
Richmond DEC. 2o-oot&ctI
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J.. q. $. B0iD,
ATTORNEY AMI COUNSELLOR At Law,
z ILL attend to any business entrusted to him In The
" Courts OF Buckingham and adjacen, counties.
address BncS - chaln Court-II cusr. April 2I-ctf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-27

HlRU STEES SALE WHEREAS, on the 18th
i day of October, A. ID. 1857 James Mackin
tosh and Melissa }. Macintosh, his wife. e1ecu
ted unto h. Matthewe, as Trustee,a certain deed
of trust, conveying 30 said Trustee the land in
Scott county, Iowa, described as follows, to- wit:
That part of the north east fractional quarter Of
section twenty-six 26 in township seventv-eight
IS north of range three 3 east of the fifth 7.
NJ, particularly described as follows, to wit So
Commencing Mt point on the western boundary
line of Ripley street, sixty co. feet from the
north west corner Of block Gle en- / in Mackin-
toshs second addition TO the city of Davenport,
running thence south three hundred and twenty
500 tee, thence due west three hundred and
twenty $40 feet, thence due north three hun
dred and twenty 800 feet, thence due east three
hundred and twenty l3z8l .eet, to tho place Of
beginning, which said conveyance was made by
| the said James and Melissa }. Macintosh for the
purpose Of securing the payment Of two certain
promssory notes and the interest tn ereoD, sign ed
by said James Macintosh, dated the 18th day IL
October, A. ID. 1857, and payable as follows One
for one hundred and fifty $50 dollars, payable in
six montns from its date, and one for the Of
eleven hundred and fifty sol dollars payable in
one year from its date, with interest at the rate
Of ten per cent. per annum after dug.
And now, said !a4t men toned note having be-
come due and payable, and the said James Mack
intosh having failed to pay the same |, II. Ii.
Matthews, Trustee as aforesaid, do hereby give
this public notice, that by virtue Of the power
which is in me vested by said Deed of Trust,
| will, on Monday, the 3lst day Of December,
A. d.. 1850, at the hsur Of two o'clock in the
afternoon of said day, at the Court House door, N
the City Of Davenport, expose and eer for rale,
public auction, the parcel Of land above
descrs ed or much thereof, as shall be necessa-
ry to satisfy and pay the amount Of said note,
with the interest thereon to the day Of sale, to-
gether with all the costs and expenses attending
said sale, costs If this notice and Trustees fees.
Dated the 18th day of December A. d., 1850.
Il. Il. MATTHEW'S,
does dts Trustee.
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day and Orsen6eld. 70 Fontsnslle, 50 miles

dav and 0rsen6eld.to Foutsnslle, 80 miles
and back. once week.
Leave Wiscotta Tuesday at Am;
Arrive At Fontenslle by pm;
Leave Fontenelle w Wednesday att an;
Arrive at Wiscotta BY pm.
Bids to end route 1T Greenfield invited
NorRs.-Preposals must be to carry the mail
with celebrity, certainty and security ? using tho
terms Of tho Law, and must be yuara ntied by two
responsible persons, certified to 40 such by post
master { r Judge Of a court of record.
No pay viii be made for trips no. performed :
and for each of such omissions not satisfactorily
cA claimed, three times the pay Of the trip may be
deducted. For arrival so far behind time rs to
break connection with depending mails and not
sufficiently excused, one-fourth OF the compensa-
ton Of the trip il sub sct to forfeiture. Fines
will be imposed unless the delinquency be salts
factorily explained. for neglecting to take tho
mail from into post office for suffering it to
be injured, destroyed, robbed, or lost ard for
refusing after demand, to convey the mail as FIRE.
auently as the contractor runs, is concerned in
running vehicles on the route. The Postmaster
General may annul the contract for dsobe ying
the post Office laws, tho instructions Of the de
partmsnt lie may alter the schedule. and also
order an increase of service by allowing therefor
pro rata increase on the contract Pay. Ne ma y
also curtal or discontinue the service in whole oil
part at pro rata decrease Of pay, allowing one
months extra CONF ensation on the amount of ser
vice dispensed with. Bids should be addressed
to the Second Assistant Postmaster General,
superscribed Prop )sals for mail service State OIL
| Iowa" and sent by mail.
For forms Of proposals, &C., and other informa
ton, see advertisement of this date, in pamphle
form, at the princi pal post Offices.
| Blank proposals will be furnished on application
| to the department.
Postmaster General.
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dec2l.d3t
VNkUSTEE'S SALE.-WnEREAs, on the 18th

TkUSTEE'S SALE.-WHEREAs, on the 18th
i day of March, A. d. 1859, Charles Bum ell
and Margaret, his wife, executed unto Austin
Corbin, as Trustee, a certain Deed of Trust, con
veying to said Trustee the land in Clinton county,
Iowa, described follows, to-wit: The North
West quarter Of the North West quarter Of Sec
ton Notwelve( ~ in Township oeighty one 81
North Of Range No three (3) East of the 5th Z. NJ.
" hich said conveyance made by the said
Bunnels, for the purpose Of securing the payment
Of two certain prom ssory notes and the interest
thereon, signed by said Charles Bunnel, and dat
cd the nth day OF March, A. ID. 1859. and payabl.
as follows One for fourteen and 40-l00 dollars
due in six months, AMI the other for the sum OF
one hundred and twenty nine and 40-l00 dollars,
due in one year, to the order Of Lewis Perry.
And now, sao last mentioned note having become
due and payable, and the said Bunnell having
failed to pay the same in tull, ], Austin Corbin,
Trustee as aforesaid, do hereby give this public
notice, that by virtue Of the power which is in me
vested by said Deed Of Trust will, on Wednesday
the 18th day of January, A. d. 1851 lat the hour
of nine o'clock in the forenoon Of said day, at tn g
Court House door. in the city Of Davenport, expose
and offer for sale, at public auction, the parcel of
land above described, or much thereof as shall
be necessary to satisfy and pay the amount Of said
nots with the interest thereon TO the day Of sale
together with all the costs and expenses attend
ing said sale. cost of this notice and Trustees fees
Dated the 18th day Of December A. ID. 1850.
AUSTIN CORBIN,
dccl3-dts Trustee.
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r EGAL NOTICE.. F. Henderson vs.. Georg
IL l.. Nichols ct sl.-In Scott County Dis,r ct
Court.
To George L. Nichols James &. Smith and James
A. Buchanan, defendants in the above named
case:
You and each Of you are hereby notified that
there is new on file in the Office Of the Clers Of
the District Court Of Scott County, a petition of
7. T. Henderson praying the foreclosure Of Ger
tain deed Of trust, executed on 2oth day OF
May, 4. D. 1856, by John Johns and John N. Ad-
Ter TO George l.. Nieko IT, trustee, to secure GER
tain promissory notes made by said Johns and
Adler to Charles Buford, and by the said Charles
Buford assigned to T. F. Henderson, the plaintiff,
and recorded in BOOK II. Of Mortgages. at rage
Sc Of the records Of Scott county, and that un.
less you appear and answer thereto on or before
noon Of the fourth day Of February, 4. D. 1861,
default will be entered against you.
Notice OF no personal claim on either Of the
above defendants 10 hereby given.
A.W. CnURCH,
Plaintiff Attorney.
Vet this netice BE- published in tho "Democrat
and News" for four successive vssks
Davenport, December 30, 1880.
IRA n. CLIFFORD,
dee34-d4w Clerk District Court.
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l-.Giss: & DaiDBUKE'S
PATENT INSULATED FULL IRON FRAME NEW SCALE
= a'd aud >qHaee ;i1nO-Eoft+s.

g.: 5;+tsa Tao Ursula ted Iron frame preserves
EYf The original tone of the instrumental
all It, purity. securing ii fer ali time against that
most disagl ;inny quaityof tone invariably
found IN all ether Iron frame Piano Fortcs. Ii
great y strengthens the ease and thus keeps the
Piano Forte much l. niger in tune 1t gives tn e
instrument a much fuller. richer and sweeter tone
1t adapls the Piano 10 all Inmates and to all chan
ges t." atmosp hrre, and in all respects it i. pro-
nounced, and in all respects it is pronounced by
our best ''arti~te the greatest improvement, Of the
axe IN no-Fvrtc construction; producing an in
sfuiheat acknowledged 10 he superior to all 9TH
ers maize IN this country or Europe.
lev tessimoliais In regard to the superj.
0"' oil our j. ew scale Pamns insulated riano
Forces.
" have cXanlined the Piano Fortes of Iighte
4 hradhurys with entire salts faction know no,
that mere are any others better either in our own
coustry or elsewhere. DR.. LOWELL Mason
A" In clearneSs, richness, and volume of tone dol
icaey. elasticity OF touch, and fine repeating acion
! have never sayed upon their equal I'll. A
WoLLENHArPT.
" In volume. richness, evenn S. and puritv If
{ he. and in decacy OF touch they certainly erosl
and that beautiful singing quality So desirable
| Yet so seldom found. ~ lLLtAM Mason
81 have never II ycd upon rich and heavy
a tone square Piano Forte. "-ARrHuR NApoIKos
| am astonshed and elighted with the New
| scale Iron Frame Piano-Fortes made by Won
There must be splendid future for Lighte
Bradburys' Piano + rites. "-GLo. F. Keor
al nave never played upon fine and instru-
ment"- GEO. +. BRIsTow.
IL consider them as to beauty, richness, funess
and equality of tone, a well as their agreeable,
elastic touch, equal If not superior t. any Pianos
made in this country or Europe. wells.
ain power, quantity, and equality of tone, they
.:rtainly excel; while for that peculiar ,ich and
sing tone invaluable as an accompaniment
| BASsINI.
hey nave a.. he requirements for a superior
in'e' p'ela.ion ei porN classical and modern Gem
"sreroom AL Broome Stree, q few door.
East Of Broadway, new To.s.
~ SATISFACTORY GUARANTEE GIVEN. "a,
Octl5-lyeow