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Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-02
SEIGEL, GREENBAUM&C CO..
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NOTICE is hereby given that under and by virtue
Of an assignment made and executed to me by ]. 7.
White, and recorded in Miscellaneous Book No. l
of tbs records remainingi in the Office of the Register
of Deeds Of the county of Nemaha in the Territory
of Nebraska Twill, upon Saturday the 10Th day of
May, A. d. 1861, between the hours of one and three
o'clock, proceed to sell at auction, in front Of the
Office Of the County Clerk of said county in said
Territory, the following described real estate and
personal property, tO-wit:
East half Of northwest Of southwest section 90,
town 5, range 16; 20 acres.
Southeast Of northwest section 80, town 5, range
Is 40acres.
Northwest or. section 3, towns range Is ;I60acres
Northeastern. sec. 10, town 5, range Is; 100 acres.
Southeast q. sec. 10, town orange 10; 100 acres.
West half OF southeast ar. section y, town >, range
Il: so acres
One lot of land commencing forty rods cast Of the
southwest corner Of southeast quarter of section IL,
town 5, range Is, east, thence running east on sec
tion1ine forty rods, thence north forty rods, theI &c
wost forty rods, thence south forty rods to place Of
beginning. containing ten acres more or less.
Lots - and Is. block 81. Middle BrOwnville.
Lot y. bipck 3j. BrownVille.
Lot Is, block %, BrownviIle.
Lots Is and rs. block -. with house, Brownville
Lots /, 2 6. IS. g.. 10. II, II, Is, Il, Is and Is in
block a. Western Division.
Lots I.2. ,. 4. SO, Z. 3. 9. 10, "a, Is, I6, IL, Is, 10.
20 in block +, Western Division. ,F3a~Id
Two stoves, one bloek aud tackle.
The above property t. be- sold by me for cash in
hand TO the highest bidder. 100 SO
,f9 81. SWAN,
u isroeo r J. 7 Wayte.
hEoTfCH.
All @fersaa- having cia,als against the late firm r
I .NbsftHt Cogc- 7 r.. Wbvts. are hereby noti-
feito present ths same on CT before the I7th day Of
-L.SwNE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-02
prnhata Motioa-

WHEREAS, Wa. b. Philips administTatur 81 ths
estate IL John Neys ,dsaassed, has made appIinthh
10 the Probate Court 81 Nsmahs couniy, Nghreaka
Territory, for ono years oxtsnsisn of TINE - Nileet
the assets q said estate ami pay b edQ1te erdleg1-
cies chargcabie against the SIMS.
Notice Is hereby givon that haFo cot tho 3lldtT
March. n a 1891 at 20 o'clock,h m, ~ tbo tim9 Gr
hearing said application at ny oasoin brpFnFilio
ia said county, shen and Whero all porlons Interest,"
ed may attend aad shoB enuao Why The lid Gzt1u-
sion Of time should not be allowed.
Witness my hind and seal this 81 day 81 Ai1rh
\ 4 1851. tn35-5t-S6l e. ~. WifEELEn.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-02
SHFRTFF'S SAFE.

Notice is hereby given that IN Pursuance ~ to
orders u sale issued b. ;ha District Coarl Of Npmi-
ha County, Nebraska Territory, ca two judgment
in said Court, one in fnrurof Oliver Bennett = Con-.
p4ny. and tho ether - favor Of William Z hndeff
h Compang, and both against Augnstine Lyierd sd
Isham p. Horn, partners under The uan8 o. LJl1ft
e Horn, VIII oTeF tor saie % pubic auc.on, =
Brownyile. az The door Of tho House 90 Whieh re
last term Of the District Court wae held, % Monday
the 18th day OF May A D 1881, as hah pasf
ten O'Clock A. n, of aid daT, the fellow.
ing described real estate to-Fits 10. nuiuher n
block number 100, with the st9rehouse and hF 20
improvements thereon, Situated ID the Ioangl Pc
~. Also iots6 and 7of fhe northeast and rortfet
fractional quarters Of section numbor3L, in tsEnaslp
number 6, north 81 range pumbof l6, east 81 tlc-ift
principal meridian. All The above described prcpeuf
situated IN said Ceuniy 6fNahain, fakcn mthe pro-
Jerty Of said Augustine byfcrd and lsham U. ugra.
J.B. WELLS. ShWig
By JOIN II. MORRISON, Depasy.
Ali n 1871 M ivan
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-02
n-lNnEIIla. AnrII. q. m.
SRERIFFiS SALE.
James Entwistle.

James Entwistle.
Notice il hereby given thathy virsne of On orscu-
ton Issued b. the Clerk a the District Court 81 Ne
maha eounty, Nebraska Territory, ngainse thc e.
PENDANT James Entwisle iu theaeoee ena4d ea1fs
ana In favor ~ tho nlainaT hereia ]. II Why's q
Go. for the sum Of one hundred and thifty-NaeH
doIars aud seventy-6eo Gants, ard the costa Of sait
amounting 10 eleven dOliars and sixty-are cents J.
). B. Wells, sheriff ef said county 10 said Ecrfiprrr
have levied upon and will qder fg sele 40 pabli1
auction. az the door Of The house in Witch iho las
term Of tho said District Court fer aid county We
held. on Monday the 18th day Of Nay, q q, al, 30
he hour Of TO otlfek, q ID of said day, The following
described property, to-vits The southeast quarter @
northwest quarter Of section number SO. t1Fmtsp
numb n 5, of range 10, east II che etR Plncifa 3,
meridian, containing 80 acres; Tie above propeTl
situated in Nemaha county taken 81 ihe property ~
James EntWistio. J. Ellis onouA
ByJ.H. NoRsfsoS, Deputy.
April N. 1851. n8e-5ss9
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-02
Extensive Gift Book Establishment
or
NE. 459 Chesthnt Street,
H#..I Dhs1oIn1nhfo

Where you can get Booksof al kiRds-
Books of factl Books Of fctienl Books Of de-
vOtionl Books Of amusement! Books for the Old
Fdaksl Books for the Young Folksi Books for
husbands Books for Wivcsl Books for Lovers {!
Books for Sveethcarts! Books Tor Boys! Books
for Girlsi Books Of HumoTl Books Of Poetry =
Books Of Travel Bopks Of History Books Of BIZ
,graphy! Books Of Adventure Books about Sail
.rsl books about Soldiers; Books about Indians!
Books about Huntersi B0Oksabout Heroes! Books
about Patriots Z Books for Farmersl Books for
Mechanics! Books for Merchants! 30 ks for Ply
sicians! Books for Lawyers Books for Statesmen!
Bblesl Presentation Books! Hymn Books ! Ju-
vonile Booksl ANIMALS Albums, etc, etc.
Cecil B.. Hartleys Interesting Biographies! Rev.
III. Migrants Scriptnral Romances! SInucker's
Lives Of Patriots& Statesmen! }. T.LauronsRe Rev
olutior Storiesi It's, Authors popular Tales =
Mr.. Alcot's Family Doctorl Mrs, Hentz's Novels!
Mrs. Southworth's Novelsl Dickens Novels!-
Waverlv's Novels! Irving's Works! q
An the writings Of every standard author ofevory
department Of literature, in every stylcin binding,
Mt tho publishers lowest prices, and remember that
yoa pay no more than you would at auy other estab-
lishment, and you have the advantage Of receiving
on elegant present, which oitentimes is worth q hum
dred fold moro than the amount paid for the book.
SEND FOR CLASSIFIED CATALOGUE OF
BOOKS order any bookthht yon may want, remit
the retail price, together with the amount required
for postage: and one trial will assure you that the
best place in the country to purchase books is at the
Gift Book Establishment OF
GEORGE G. EVANS,
Originator ofthe Gift Book Enterprise.
439 Chestnut Stteet, Philadelphia. a
AGENTS WANTED.
To whom greater inducements than ever are
offered
Any person, either male or female. who is desir-
Gus Of engaging in an HONORABLE ami PROF
TABLE EMPLOYMENT. requiring bnt1itle time
and ma outlay Of money, and by which they can OBJ
tain gratis
Valuable Library,
A Fine Sold Watch and Chain,
A HandSom S ryice Of Plate,
An Elegant Silk Dress Pattern,
A Splendid Sett of IeWelry,
Or many other choice articles enumerated in our
List Of Gifts, can do SO By acting as an agent FOL
| this establishment.
Any person in any partof the country, can be ar
agent. simply by .Orming a club, sending a list Of
books, and ramiIting the amount Of nancy required
for the same. ~
SEND FOR A CATALOGUE, which contains all thu
desired information relative 70 agencies and thC
formation 81 clubs aud 10 insure prompt and hon
rable dealing. address 81 orders to
rHE HEAD QUARTERs OF
Proprietor of the oldest and lurgeSt GIFF BOOK En-.
TERPRlSE in the world, permanently located at
No. 439 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-02
DOugIaS ImproYed Nugar MiII.

The attention u Farmers in NebraSka is called ID The
following cergncaie - D. II. Bills. Who lakt Seas4n ran
a No o Douglas nill IN Nemaha CouIsy where Had r.
On exhibition. The price ofthis sized mill is $50 freight
added.
Nemaha County, Nebraska.
"a April 10Th, 1861.
R. W. FURNAs, Esq.-Sir: I take ~pieature in furnish
ing you with the following information as the results Of
proved Sugar mill II must be recDlteeted that the sea-
son was extremely dry and the cane By no means good
While I used it made from 30 to so gallons Of good,
mOlasses par day-l2 ponds 70 the gallon From one
piece Of cane, the only one I measured securateIY so
square rods > made Go Ea7lons ~ No ImiIasses. Tbisis
season, when the cane is rich can make 800 gallons from
an acre. In my opinion no farmer or at least ~neiglibOr-
hood in the west shOnld be without one Of these OF sim
liar iron mills. Yours Respectfully
nmur d.. aELLISst
Reference Is also made 30 ". HaIl, Nj Bailey T B
edwards Al Kiciardsin, I'M Cole Rev 81 Collins, J
%Eastridge and maiy others in Nemaha County.
As the cultivation Of the sugar cane in the West has
proved an entire success, aud as an extraordinary a.
mount viii this season be planted, il is evident farmers
must have q moro expeditions and economical mode Of
manufacturing il. Those who have been using the old
and see that the price Of a mill is savedina single sea-
son by Tire use OF al iron cruSher. sta
Where it is not convenient for one farmer to purchase
a mill, a neighb0rhOad often clubs together when the
cost to each IS 50 trihing as not TO be felt eompare Cd with
the advantages derived.
Farmers will do we'll 10 send in their orders early as
1t is desirable that the mills be shippedi In the early part
# Summer when freights are low, and also by shipping
a number together the charge will be still less.
r. FURNAs,
Agent.
Browpviue. NebrIska
PEs. one Of the mills can be seen and examlaed By
calling Onthe Agent ia Brownyille.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-02
THE OpORTO GRAPE.

The Oporto is a very strong grower, and is per-
fectiy hardy, having fruited annually formore than
ten years. IL is very productive, Old vines hav-
ing produced from Eve 10 over ten bushels each,
in a single. season. Two vines, two years planted
in Ia Sale county, Illinois, were u%ninjured by the
cold, and fruited last season. The wine finds a rea-
dy sale from two 70 four dollars per gallon. Read
what the 8ubiiesay of the OpOrto.
STCis esteemed BY Physicians a good Port Wine.
It's SOMEWHAT stringent rich and Of fine BODY
The vines arc u~nfaiing and good bearers."-Rev
DIR. Lounsbury.
81 have six different kinds Of Grapes. and the
0porto Is the best Of either % them for wine. and
better than any other grape lhat l am acquainted
with A.DgverNT inthe Rural.
F .e.af .a~s vrahav made wine frnm ths
anl is ,al, az ouedelarp-r
utti. gt3is scr single orders.n Sylves-
80 Glark.
Strong vines 81 to SO For vines or circular
address E. WARE SYYESTER Lyons, n. Y.
nS7v5-tf.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-02
Pure Bred Faney Poultry.

For sale-Blaek Spanish. Matte Dorkings. Golden
and Slangled Polands, S~fbright, Black african, red
and white Bantams, white and wild Turkeys. Pea
Fwis, white ard brown Hong Kong, Brsmss md
wild Geese, White Crested" Ayiesburgh and Nus
eevy Ducks. Common and Madagascar Rabbits.
All animals sold will be carefully boxed With the
necssury feed and delivered N the ErprrHs ofee.
Address ". "A. GOODING. Oak Lawn
n37r5 Loekport, VIII Co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-02
Administrator's Sic.

PURSUANT b 90 order o. tire Probate Cart &
Nenaha county, Nebraska. msdo on he "a aegSf
February A ID 1851, The undersigned, admlnhlratez
III the cs.ateo GeorgoB ngiehardt aeeea1edi fn df
urday the 9Th day 81 June a Dl8dI, at geleek
Ncnaha County. 10 Bmpnfiile, gll ofer lof aleas
pablie gsndue the following described rcai nroPeTty
as a part Of he estate u thosaid George kusisEaras
o. wit the vest hnlf 81 Che saith west quarter q
section No. eighties, 10 township 10. s Of fapgs 70.
thirteen. cast, situate 10 said courty.
Terms Of payment One halF cash in kan3, c1s
fourth ia throe m0ntlg ,and enc fourth in 81 uoEtLs
from The Tine Of sals. JOSEPH SHUT,
March z. 1861 mss Administrator.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-02
S

" ~ "A IL
Ny Stock of nasivo vines comprises al 10 TaIa
able v~arisfios WITH Which am acquaintea. The
plants have been produced with greatcans, undcrtha
most favorable eirsum,tances ior hcalIy dcgoiQ-
mont, and surpasi in ezeellcucy any that hEgs1ers-
tofors been able o. 0Gsf-E
For the fal trade only 3 Emitc1 supply pf rniaa 2
Village. Lenoir, fhineoln, Pauline Eising7nrgi E1y-
Tor or Bditf,) ard Alien's Hybfidh oi1rcd. "
best Delaware Layers, aiso, the gnplyia lOt laTgs,
but quality znequlied.
The stock from Deawlfs, single err grown both
IL h0us and open air, 81 iasEe ard fne. f0r vine-
yard planting some strong vines, gated Do CEtar-
ba and Isabella stueks, ars LaeEed az q l3F prcs-
roots very strong.
Very large aycrsof Diana, H~erbemant. and Goa
cord, grown With ~especiai care FOR immeiiatebar-
ing. Good layers Of Anna. rogers H5ara, ~ hrdf
also Clara, Cafgidy, 70 kaion, Rebccet. Mnlers
Louisa, Logan, Emily, Canbys August, Inds9l, q.
Profile, Cuyah0sa. A..
A general assortasat Of foreign varieties fas VI
nerics.
Of Dogning's Everbeariug Malbsry he supply
is not large. and q great mrt Of the TRIES airoa4y
ordered. They are very vigorous, AMI thc vel
veil grown and rsturef.
Wholesale descriptive Hst seat t1 taosa wLo via
70 form clubs, 90 application hfst Re FeA ~
dealers. Fourth eistisn IS illustrated Catalogue
sent Tor two three ecat samrs lis dfsiEned % 30
a ian anl comprehensive tTe8tise ~ ite manaEc-
mcat Of tho vine. r5Yiag such infuaafou ~ rur-
chascrs and grUETcfs are sppqoscd o. need. farac-
uiar directions are given Ter she preparation 81 la
soi and Planting aud tic directions ~ training
areiilastmted IS nany c~arcfaliy PREPARED cnsray-
iDgs.
The descriptions 81 ths varieties VII So fodad
accurate ard Trustworthy being draFn fnm psrsen-
a. knoWeiclge, and very extensive csse7rsiion.
c. ". GRANT.
IONA. NEAR PEEKSiEILL.
westminster Co.. EeN YORK.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-02
COLORED PLATES
OF FRUITS AND "

VIZ have artists constantly emplsyed N painting
specimens % ala kinds ~ Fruits shrubs Erergreeus
and Firwers, and can supply uErsery azenfs o. others
with any quantity either bound Grin sheet Oar bound
volumes arr tutended % conl8in eft ufat an aEenf VIII
require IN selling q lst a generfl NurserV products
We offer them mnch under The usual pFieas anf can
furnish ne bound VOLUMES very ltUt ana We have no
hesitancy I'm sayfne thal the execution oi thesrtist and
likeness 70 nature are net snrpasscd by a1T in fhe
country Cali az ahe A1veniser once aHdsee spoci-
men bcok ENSIGN q FORD.
lAT5nSS-FT2n3l Ohio N~urseries, Taled3. o
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-02
Also, a Splendid assortment Of
10

Comprising Lyons Katharion, Cologne, Pommsde
Genuine OK marrow, bear greeSe. aud oils, musk and
essences Of all kinds, and Of the finest quality.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-02
Lime1 Iime!l Zine AZ

TIE undersirned whose kilns are Situated nine miles
BrownvfIle, on fheroad leading tort. KeaEney,
constantly on hand a very superior article o.
lime, 40 which heinritest the attention Of those wish
ing The Lime WILDE deliveret al OF 81 any
point fn thecouuty, asdesjrcd.
FOB. 2. 1850 sm E. II. LONG.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-02
STATIONERY.

FOOlscap paper, fancy letter paper, gilt edged notes,
and envelopes, plain. fancy, and eiRbOSsed pens pencils
and soaling-wHx. H~ft lnN afnr
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-02

II Jon want any books. send II
GEO. @. ENANS' Reriable Gift Book Fns.-,.
80 Chestnut Street. Philadelpbia
Where all books are sold at the Pnblifshe-ss -
price, and you have the O
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-02
Coats from SIPS up to SIS.
Pants from 81 to 81,
from 81 to IS

Vests from 81 to IS.
Boots. Shoes, Hats, Caps. Fancy and White Shirts, Sus-
ders, Neckties, Seeks, HandkerchiefS, sc in the same
propOrtieu.
The projectors embrace this opportunity Of returning
thanks tor past patrOuage, and promise TO spare 10 ef-
forts in the future TO give entire satisfaction.
UCRIl ANA @ee uSa
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-02
PURE LIQUORS.

Holland Gin. Irish whisky. Bourbon Whisky, Ginger
Brandy. Cordial. Port Wine, Madeira, Wine, White wine
and Malaga Wine.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-02
~ - ="
Of %receIyf &
A Handsome Present

ZAnB0ES
A Handsome Present
worth from 50cts to I dollar with each bools
" GfANo original Gift Book Euferprice bss
been endorsed blythe Book Trade 400
all the leading city and country ra-
pers in the United States.
10 EVANS Punctual business transactions har.
received the appreciation Of b't
100000 citizens Of the. Unisd
States, each Of whom have receiyio
substantial! evidenenBi the benefit
derived by pughssing books at b.
establishment.
C C EVANS Has done more than any other pul-
e4- fisher or bookseller in the Union to
wards difusing knowledge tc the
people. By his system many book
areTcad that would not haze found
their way into the hands Of readers.
-Frank Lea7e's Newspapers.
G 6 EVANS keeps constantly on hand the most
extensive stock, the greatest assort-
ment Of Books, and c~ircuiates free to
all who may Apply, the most com
plete catalogue Of Books and Gifts
in the United States.
G G. EVANS has advantages offered to him BY
other publishers and manufacturer
which enable him 10 furnish his pa
irons with a finer quality and bet1er
s3 assortment Of gifts than any o her
establishment.
G G EVANS publishes nearly two hundred p1pu.
lar and interesting books, therefore
as q publisher. be Il better able e.
offer extra premiums and commits
sions. ,rrr ~ .-srrr t~
G C EVANS gda+ahtce~ Pcrfsct satisfaction I all
who may send for books.
G G EVANS now elias flied catalogue Of boob-
embraces the writings of every STAN
dnrd author IN every department Of
literature. and gives al the inferno.
ton relative to the Purchasing and
forwarding by mail nr express, Of
books ordered from his establishment
ae - together with full directions how to
sGH4 reyeft manep. G4
q ENANS' Catalogue IT Books viii besentgratis
and free 10 postage % any address in
the United States.
q C EVANS indueemgnts to Agents can not BE-
surpasrcd. The must liberal com
missiousaue offered. and by soliciting
subscriptions e. bnoks in the manner
proyascd twenty boskscan be -sold III
The same zine that IL would take {.
sAl one on the Old fashianed suhscrip-
as4 tio1 plan.4 Send FRA classified Cat
alogue, and every information Willie
kiTcnin f%efcrcucs : agsneicEl Sc
lect vour basks and eucl0se fhe n
mount of money required, and one
rr.H trial will sgisfy YOU hal the best
VI ia place in the 68untryit0 purchase
books is at the
Extensive Gift Book Establishment
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-02
~

HaaM AaA I4a - Ha& ~ -
Being q regular graduate and pracdcng Physician,
the nnblic may depend upon great care and accuracy in
compouudiug presentations.
Brownville, April %. n40-ly-
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-02

Proprietor If the oldest and lUrgest GIFF BOOK En-
TERPRlsE IN the world, permanently located at
No. 1879 Chestnut Street. Philadelphia
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-02

ul4rs. Poiis ard Furs, fer whlch ne hlsh1si prtHa
all times Willbe psta.
TO Be Brief
n you wish 20 purchase aiois o. ihe meet aFcf11la
terms. or dispose % your produce ~ zee b1t Eglee
advantage. Be sure and call az
nZNT a nnHRn CWnnH
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-02

All f~,ersaa- havi1s ela,als against tho latc firm =
/ TQNhstE& Co.1e- J. 2. Whyts, are hereby noti-
hc1do present thc sane on or before the ian day %
JuGe &. o., 1851.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-02

BrowDville. NebrTska.
P s. one Of The mills can be seen and oxamlned By
calling on the Agent IN Brownyille.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-02

The attention u Farmers in Nebrasks is called "a the
following cer9ncaie q D.H Bills who Lac season Tan
a No o Douglas mill IN Nemaha CouTny where fHad n
On exhibition. The price ofthis sized mill is $50 freight
aHdad
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-29

TNkUSTEE'5 SALe.-wusRsAs, on The Let d.y
- Of Jsns, A. ID. l6S0, Elisabeth lief and Ia
cob lIs9, her husband. eSecutsd uElo ustin Cor
bin, . Trustee, certain deed Of Trust convsyinS
% said Trustee the land II Clinton county, lows.
described - follows, to-wit: The north east quar-
Ter OF section No. thirtssn (l3l in township No.
sghty-ons lel] north Of range No Ave Isl east
Of the BIB r n. alss, the north west quarter
Of section No. eleven IN In Same township and
range. which said Conveyance was made By the
said Ie6 for the purpose Of securing the pay
msns Of seFseia preniseosy notes end the interest
thereoa, signsd By said lief, and I'll Of which are
dated toe 1T day of jane, 4. D., 1850, one being
payable - follows: for sixty dollars, due six
months after date, 70 the order Of Adelins Powers
payable q the Banking House Of Aacklot ! Cor
bin, Davenport, lows, reference for full descsip-
ton Of notes being made 70 tho record Of said
Deed Of Trust which il on pages sos, 500 and SIC.
Book ~" Of Mortgages. Clinton county records.
de and payable, ssd the said llsG hsv-
Corbin, Trustee - aforesaid, do hereby give
this public notice, that BY virtus Of the over
which u II svsstsd By said Deed Of Tsust, will,
on Saturday. the 5th day Of January, D. 1851 q
the hour Of nine o'clock il the forenoon Of said day
at the Court House door il the city of Davenport.
expose and oGsS for saAe, It Publie Auction, The
parcel oflard shove DESERVED, o. 20 much thereof
shall - necessary TO satisfy ard pay the amount
Of said note with tie interest thereon 70 the dav
Of sale, together with I'll the costs and expenses
attending said sale costs OF this notice spd frus-
tees fees.
Dated the s.h day Of Deceubsr. A. D. 1850.
AUSTIN C0RBIN,
des71 Trustee
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-29
LlCHTE & BRlDBURY'S
Grand and Square PIaue-rertss.

PAT.Nr INSULATED FULL IRON 1sAMs NV scAIn
Grand and Square Piane-Psrtss.
r The Insulated Iron frame preserve,
"n the original tone Of the nstrumsntis
all its purity securing it for eli time against that
most disagI eeabls tnny quality Of tons Invariably
found in all other Iron frame Piano Fortes. Il
greatly strengthens the ease and thus keeps the
Piano Forte much longer in tune. II gives the
instrument much f1ller, richer and swsstsr tone.
1t adap2s the Piano 70 all climates end to ill chan
ges Of atmosphere, and in al respects it 10 pro-
nounesd, and in ell respects it 10 pronounced BY
our best "artiste the greatest impe0vement Of the
age in Piano-Fsrte construction; producing an in
strument acknowledged to Do superior 70 al 9TH
err made in this country Or Europe.
~, e. se:s s::i :: -
Gesies.
IL have examined the Piano Fortss Of Liehts
: bradburys with entirs aAtisfactiou. know not
that there ere any Others better either in our own
country or elsewhere. LOWELL mason.
In clearness, richness, and volume If tone. dal-
ieasy elasticity Of tosch and Ans rspesting action.
! have never played upon their equal" 4.
WoLL.NnAUrf.
In volume. richness, evsnncss, aad parity Of
Inc, and in dslicaey Of toeeh they certainly excel
and n that beautiful singing quality % dsairable
"Ihsvs never pl ysd upon % rich and heavy
. tone square Piano forts."-AsrnuR NArolros.
an astonishsd and delighted with the New
fcals Iron Frame Pano-Portss made by you.
There must b . splendid failure for Lehts {
Bradburys' fano-F ortss."-0Ao. F. ReOF.
II have nsves played spoa % Ans and instru-
ment."- Gro. J. BnIs9oW.
Il consider them - to beauty, richness, fullnsss
and equality Of tone, - we'll - their agreeable,
elastic touch, equal Il not superior t. any Pianos
made il this country o. Rusope. "-KApI Wnrs.
~ln power, quantity, and equality Il tone, they
certainly excel; while for that peculiar rich and
singing tone % invaluable - "A accompaniment
to the voice. have never net their equal. &C.
BAssJxI.
They have all the Psquirenents for . superior
Interpretation sf both classical and modern con-
politically. S9nAKos1.
WesesoOo l91 0soo0o 1eeost. Q Nv deem
8eGe 81 0g0ooWoy, New yos6.'
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