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The Bourse is nanimate.
rAg LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, jan 31-A. NJ
The Brokers circular says.At the close OF last week
tho market dull and dropping, affected mainly by the
anticipation OF dearer money. Early Ia the present week
this anticipation began 10 exercise decided effect
and It's becoming known that the Bank rate raised
five per cent heaviness prevailed and has
since continued. American descriptions have been !
limited request and prices must be quoted threequar
tiers OF penny one penny ID. lower. The recent
large import OF Egyptian has led TO an increased de
reduction OF about penny ID. As regards Brazil
low sales were effected on Thursday In Maceios
other descriptions OF Braz about Id h. chopper
East India, Of the better qualities, heing comparatively
scarce, have not given way moro than I'd while AL the
lower grades about Id. per h. lower. Tue sales OF
the week have been ~ 400 bales including $50 taken
by spectators aud 30 for export Yesterday (fridAy)
official nuotaiinuk
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q YOUNG GENTLEMAN WHO HAS SEP
"a the world, having travelled during the z
Ia Europe, wishes 10 cor espond with sline
ia y with 4 view 70 msirimony. Address Hora'
Herald Office.
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ANNUAL REPORT
or THE
MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
OFFICE NO. "a BROADWAY.

The following is a statement OF the affairs Of
for the fiscal year ending 3lst January. 1855
Net Cash Assets LIST February. 1872. ..........
RElEI.'TS DURING THE YEAR
For premiums and policy fees. 81. 10, no
For Interest on in sestnients ....... CO... 64y
For annuit es NORTHUMBERLAND. 1874 q
6verpaid BY agents. l.663 8
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THE AMERICAN QUESTION.

The Meditation Pinn OF Aap0lcon-What
Is Ais last Iscsort:--Mr. SlideiI O6e nd ed
at the New pioposai-Sir Robert Peel,
Chies Secretary 81 Ireland, fn support
Oh .ieD. Davis. Ne, sc.
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THE VERY LATEST.
TEE PRUssIAN CHAMBERS. !.

BaKLlN, jan 81, 1855.
In 70 days ssting Of the Chamber or Deputies letter
read from Herr Won Bismark SchouhAusen, 70 the
President the Chambers tho former that
the King cannot DO induced receive deputaton from
tie Chambers for the presentation OF the address Tho
President Of tho Chambers therefore, proposeth the
address should be sent direct TO the King q letter.
which agreed TO without debate.
Tho Geographic communication between Berlin and
Warsaw has been established since this morning via
Mysolovitz and GrauiCa The postM commune .ion IL
also again In regular working order.
THR POLISH RESURRECTION.
WARSAW. Jan. 81, 1863.
Tho oily tranquil Tho 0seias Journal states that
ell the received by the government from tho pro-
vinces arc satisfactory nature, and that order ia
being everywhere re established
ITALY.
TURIN, jan 81, 1858.
There ID no Foundation whatever for tho statement
made in the Frankfort Europa that Sgnor Pasono, In
communication made oxhs Greek Minister at Turin and
6ignor AAmiani, in communication addressed TO the
Greek government had expressed tho readiness Of King
Victor Emanuel TO accept the crown OF Greece Tor
ItAlan prince.
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MATRIMONIAL.

IN vArrrs HAIR DRESSING EsTApI.rs
NJ. been removed from 6ts TO $40 Broad,
twelfth street, up siairs-
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FINANCIAL.

->--<>>..S ,,.,-<
EIoHTEENTH ANNUAL REyoRr
= NEW YoRx LIFE IN ST c.Mr
400, JAsuAg
Amount OF assets January TOO. ..s.-..........t
Amount OF prelniumsL cndowments.
during 1863. ~, sY5e SGT 6
cruod .'....'..'............... Ians Al
rotd........... '.'.'.''''.S
Paid for loases by death. - slsssN s.
rad Tor rcdemptoa o. dividends. IN. $50
terest GU dividends, Annuities and
sur endered and canoe led policies Isl. 800 IS
.contributlon ........................ ss5 -
stamps. -. ....................... s.Oas u
oians and trustees. ........,,.'.,.. soIzS
Paid for printing. stationery, adver.
nsng. once expenses. express .
Paid Tor commiasioa. and agency en. ~"
Rss aces, in value Of real ....is. sSo $
Balance ...........s-ssssss...s...
ASSETS.
Invested in securities created under tae
laws OF the State Of New York and Of
RI: # s ys;ss sss.sr !; il: s4
rest. 80. ISssio ~
drawing intsrest. .....,:..'.... s.I,7 To q
now IN force roe -" @ sOs.l Is
,ss;s.s s:sssss ] :
Rents accrued 10 January 1865. ...... 1908 y
agents and 10 course a. sSansn.ssion. se,s7s 70
C tie Company l. poe..s .e.easos STE
The Trustees have declared divideaA OF thI
cant upon al participating Life Policies asw tn
were issued twelve months prior e January =
payment In cash on and aftes the first Monday In
heretofore declared. from 1850 10 1850, inc'usi
TSosc having credits p wiIl be allowed The sam.
notes At the settlement OF the next premium.
NORRIS FRANKLIN. ISAAC g. KEi
J IoHN y. HiSoHJ y y0i 4 R0I
p4vfD 7 D6 pssiSa' WILL VILLAS T "a
DANIEL q MILLER, LoKfNG AND
VII w,tt 4. Abu sAsT2S W. H kr Pa
HENRY K soGERrNj MORRIS lkSSK HEsE
PLrsY FRExxAH, Actuary.
MEDICAL xxAMISxRs.
aH oS WILKES Il T. g. . L al It, street. ss
pRIzE MONEY ON ALL TIE PRIZE Ii
i at SUELDON'S bounty. Prize and PensiG
Beexman street, first floor. room 3, Now YORK
DRIZE MoNEy.-PERsONs INTERESTED
j. cascs can obtain information OF interest q
calling on the undersigned. l.. s. THO
Counsellor. &C., 81 Pine At
COUTHERE BANK NOTES WANTED.
- virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina. q
bama. Tennessee and New Orleans Bank No
MANNING { DE FOREST. Bankers and 2
900
CsOUTHERH BANK NOTES SOUTH Al
- Carolina, Alaaama and Virginia Bank Note
sold By PIACkkEY a CO., 81 Wall street.
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-YALENTINEs
ENgOyAu.

VALENTINES wEEK.7ALL WHO HAr,
Y their Valentines should call at once at
Nassau street
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FINANCIAL.

RMY AND NAVY COLLECTION AND PAY oFFICE-
Pensions Bounty Back Pay Prize Money, and
CAms collected and cashed Circular with list of prizes
for disbursement and book Of Instructions Laws cent
upon application. SOAEs 4 BROWN
No. 2 Park place NJ r.
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mined thai his Hghness shall declare his nephew prince
On me kohary branch 20 be his heir THIS Young prince
WIN 40 doubt adopt the Greek faith which ~ the oxst
ing co0sttuton Is Indispensable quaiihca ion Tor tue
succession There officially about the Co
0urg constitution which declares that the rega DUKE
snA reside On n1 territories This, however, may %
ooviated ~ the assent " the ststes Of C0burg
telegram from Athens OF the oath January says
An extensive anarchia conspiracy has been dscovered
mere Tho Ambassadors Of the protecting Powers ma
declared that Greece would mot any case De miitruy
ocOnp,oa. Iroos have been despatchea 70 Msns me
rsings which have broken In that district Conflicts
nave taken place In Megara, the Preus and MaupiA Al
the later place tho disturbances said 70 nave occur
rod on the occasion OF excursion made by the English
Ambassador, and English mon commissioned onioer ID
reported 70 have oeen killed. ., 80.
N. Babbi, formerly Minister tho Coetti admin
Btration has been elected President OF the National As
q The Court OF Cessation has boon chosen Vice President
M Elliott has announced 70 tho Greek governments that
a has 10 viii
his nephew, the Primes q Coburg KohAry ms ner The
latter stated will embrace the Greek religion. This
intougence has produced favorable impression.
France.
The Paris Cowsitsomme rsjooes ct the friendly express
sion. which have just passed between tho French and
English governments Gays that they arc requisite 70
secure ths peace Of the world and the progress civ
The general debate upon the address response 70 tho
Imperial ADescA commenced thu Senate On the 2oth
and was concluded the following day, and passed ~
Tbs sddrsss = ne House Of Deputies had besn read.
Expresses con69rn account Of the struggle 10 Amo
rica and r>grs tho great Powers did not suppos ths
mediasion proposition a France @~
Tho Bsurss q the so,h uisino was heavy. Rsatss
closed q g -. Vac
Italy.
stated that preliminary Overtures TOWARDS Dcsser
understanding between Italy and Spain had taken place
The PApel government announces that bonds amounting
IN ~ 70 four million scud 70 be issued. bearing nve
psr cent interest and redsemabls In fifteen years
TURIN, JAM 81 1885,
The Marquis Pepole viii leave for st. Petersburg on
Monday II asserted that he will on arrival commence
negotiations for treaty Of between Russia and
Italy Tho debate on the budget still continues In tho
Chamber Of Deputss bat devoid OF political interest.
9RGe Prussia.
The debate upon the address in the Chamber Of Depu
toa closed on the 3oh ut The President 0 the Council
reuted the accusation that the was attempt
ing 70 compcae foreign relations for the purpose Of d.
vcrtng attention from it, difficulties - home The draft
Of tho address proposed BY tho majority hostile 70 the
vornment was voted by the overwhelming majorit XOi
2S6 to 49, Tho minority made Of partsans Of the
federal party Of the followers Of Horr Won Vnske and Of
the atholc members.
u stated that the King would probably receive the
address OF the Chambers but would refuse 70 allow II u
be presented By deputation.
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PARIS B0JRsE.
PARIS, Jan. 81, 1858.
The Bourse is nanimate.
the LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
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Net cash assets Feb. l, 1865 ................
Invested as follows
Cash on hand, In Trust Company
anu IN mans. ......................vl,Ui 68o !
Bon lis and mortra INSTRUMENTATION. 6.4S3.fnS
United States S ocks. ................. 2.066. 7y3
Heal estate, cc....................... W.0ll
Due from agents Tor cash collected
Add -
Interest accrued, bit not due.
Interest due and unpaid .......................
Deferred premiums. .....................
Premiums In course OF tran smission. ..........
Gross assets Feb I, 1868. .....................
increase In net cash Assets or the year 49,.
Member OF Io!icies In force February I, 1869
In. the sum OF 1851. 40. exclusive of reye
tions.
have carefully examined the foregoing *
and the same TO ie correct
SHEPPARD HoMAN
Since the organization OF the company l,z57
occurred among its members, on whose policie.
$!,SN sl6 ~ has been paid, Of which S4y7. 26y
ms div idends OF add. lons to policies and which
cinde their parti ipation in the approaching
surplus.
The details OF g. G div end of the date Of
1855. viii be announced TO policy holders as sc
cable.
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COUTHERE BANK NOTES WANTED.
- virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina.
bama Tennessee and New Orleans Bank No
MANNING 4 DE FOREST. Bankers and r
200
COUTHERk BANK NOTES SOUTH Al
- Carolina, Alaaama and Virginia Bank Note
sod by PINCkktY a CO. 81 Wall street.
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Amount OF assets January l. 1862.
Amount of prelniums cndowments
during 1869. ...........,.....,,.... SRA ss7 e.
crued acknowledgements. IAn Al
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-26
THE GREFENBERG
FAMILY MEDICINES
Are prepared under The immediate EgPsTvisio'
If a IkhLfHI PhySieian, and thsy may
Be relied upon so az eGsss.

The fntelligsnce Of the community is not insultsd
BY the offer Of single medicine which Claims to curt
Of Eleven different Medicines oil unequalied In the
cure OF tho diseases for which they recommended,
Of the Diseases incident 70 this country and CLIMATE.
nrTHE GREFEEBERG VEGETABLE Pills are better
than any other kind OF Pills in the world Price &c
nE he GRzFEsHERa UTERINE OAEHOLIoos Is az
Inallible remedy for all Female Diseases Price 81 30
sD-THz UrER1SE OATHoL1oos viii also cure Gray.
el, diseases Of the kidnoTs; urinary dincuitlea IN
nBTHE GREFEEHERa sARsAPARILLA Is by far thu
most powerful and efieaciOus compound in use.-
Price el,o0.
EB-THE GREFENBERY DTsEsTEEY STRUP is ser
tain and quick remedy for oil diseases OF the bowels
Price 90 centa-
HTTHE GREFEaBERG PHE REMEDY never fails %
permanently relieve this distressing disease Price 81
nETHE GREFFSBERa OHILnREs's PAEAcEA iB an
invaluable compound in ali diseases incident to chill
dren.
HS-THE GRRFEEBERG FETEB AND AGUE REHEDTis Is
sovereign specific fer this particular disease. Price
30 oentsl
GE-rHE GRRFENBERs GREEN MoUHrAIs OINTAEHI
eXcels all other salves IN its curative Effects Price 2
cents.
DB-THE GREFFNBERo HEALTH BIrTERs are the
most pleasant and delightful tonic ever prepared.
sBg-THE GREFESHERG EYE LOTIos is unparalleled
in all inflammation or diseases Of the Rye, Price &c
HFTHEaREFEEBERa CoEsUMTIvE's BALM affords
the most astonishing relief in an pulmonary com
clan Of New York states that he has known the Grf
snberR Consumptivss Balm used with great suceesn
in Dropsy. (Our own experience substantiates ms
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wnabinrtnn,n wealth.

The following extract is taken from an
old book published by Russell &West Bos-
ton, in the year 1900, entitled Washing
toms Political Legacies, and dedicated by
the editors to Mrs. Martha Washington 4
SGeneral Washington was at one time
probably one Of the greatest land-holders
in the United States. His annual receipts
from his estates amounted in l766 to four
thousand pounds sterling. His property,
at the same period, was estimated to be
worth one hundred and thirty-six thousand
pounds sterling, which is very large sum
in Federal money, and considered a very
great sum at that early day in this coun-
try for any one to possess.-His estate at
Mount Vernon alone was computed in 1877
TO consist Of nine thousand acres Of land
Of which enough was in cultivation to pro-
duce inIa single year, ten thousand bushels
of wheat. In succeeding year he raised
two hundred lambs, sowed twenty-seVen
bushels of faxseed, and planted seven hun
dred bushels Of potstoes.P
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MORNING LEADER.
a IaisFaai 5Is.shl9s e g .. -

Design Frustrated. =
A diabolicAI attempt at murder was
made at Chicago a few days ago by means
of an internal machine The alleged
euilty party is Nehemiah Hodge Of North
Adams, massachusetts, man about hfiy
years Of age, und unusually shFeEd and
smart. not alone in fnSneiering, but also
in mechanics. BE brought suit against
the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Rail-
road Company for the use Of patent
brake. A man named Whipple, who had
formerly been in the employ, of Hodge, but
was now employed By the Railroad Com
paly in assisting in their defense, received
an anonymous letter warning him to be-
ware Of 5 box which he would receiye.L
The box came to Chicago during Mr..
Whippls's absence, and was about to be
opened by others, but was not for want Of
finding porter at the time. The Tribune
says: I
Upon the first of January Whipple re-
turned to Chicago, and was informed that
IL
letter at once flashed upon him, snd he in
stantly suspected this was the machine
sent for his destruetion. BE compared its
size and wrappings with the description in
that letter. They exactly compared with
each other. The police were noilhed, ana
Deputy Superintendent Rehm, with one or
two officers went down and examined the
box. The papers and tWine were carefully
taken of, and the box left in that condi-
tion until the next day, January 9th. In
the meantime two sharp wedges CONTESTED
BY o transverse bar at the top were pre-
pared and slightly driven into the box
The box was then taken to the pier be-
tween the warehouses A and B, where q
crane used for canal boat purposes fur
nished another convenient instrument. A
heavy weight was fastened to one end Of
rome some three hundred feet in length,
and the rope run over pulley at the top
Of the crane. The weight was then eleTat-
ed 10 the TOP. and the box With-its wedges
placed directly beneath. The parties at
the other end, three hundred feet distant,
let the weight suddenly down upon the
wedges. A deafening explosion, equal to
that of a cannon, followed A column OF
fire and smoke shot up into the air, and
the box was hurled in fragments among
the rocks which had spUrposely been placed
around it. An after examination of these
fragments showed the Ingenious construc-
tion Of the machine The breaking Of the
lid loosed a pin which held a hammer
This hammer worked with a spring, and
when released, struck with great force one
Of Smith & Wesson's cartridges, which in
turn fred the powder, separated from the
machinery by q thin partition. 3
ait will be remembered that letter was
found fastened to the outside of the box
This letter was in script II was examined
by experts, compared with letters Of
Hodges, and pronounced by them similar
in character. Upon this and other eircum-
stances, indictments were found by the
Grand Jury Of the Recorders Court against
Hodge" -z- .1. 70
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The FauIt Of the Viclrsburg CanaI--WHy IT
Is EuiinFe. @

The Fault Of the Ficlrsburg Cannis-W WHY II
is n Euilhre.
Tie Memphis Bulletin says that the
Vicksburg ~cut off - is . failure and for
the following reason;
awe may as well proclaim it at once
this so called canal is a hUHlbllg. 1t was
made by the theoretcians, and the Mississ-
ippi River is the last place in the world for
g mere theorist to deal with. We have
lived on its banks for some years, and Wo
must say-and we have the deepest regard
for science, its speculations and its results
that It deiies all calculation and all spec
ulation-only those who are practically ac-
ouainted with it are able 10 pronounce an
opinion Of it, or of anything concerning it,
The army engineers planned the canal, and
planned it very well-for anything we
know-on their theory, but their planning
was as erroneous rs If il had been the sug-
gestion of child The " ditch for it is
nothing more nor less was dug in a blue
loan, stiff, and little likely to give way to
any influence Of an immediate character.--
The shape was almost that Of the letter ",
with the angle st the bottom. The conse-
auence was that any additional speed Of
current gained by the rising Of the waters
was provided for by the Increased width Of
the canal Any Mathematician knows that
If, in stream Of water, the area be extend
ed as the velocity increases, that the resnlt
will be Xxx or nothing, The big ditch
Is, therefore, failure, from a mathemati7,
cal fault Of construction. What humilz
iation it is to think that men in the army,
standing in the position of " Typographical
engineers" either did not know better, or
knowing did not do better than this. 1t is
time proper contumely was poured hot and
heavy on such stupidity" si
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HOKB FBsFIKOEY.

Mr.. d. b. KTEasLET-Dear Sir: We feel It dul,
W0 owe TO the public, to state that Marhas Cathol
icon is a medicine invaluable for complaints cassed
under the head Of female Diseases. We have used
your Gr@fenberg Medicines and have been greatly
benefited thereby, much 50, that were the price
double, we would have them. To the thousands o.
our sex who are suffering IRON weakness We would
recommend the CatholicOn sure panaeea- lt gives
strength TO the system and enables each Of the orgRns
Of the body perform their appropriate functions.
Miss q. SWORN STErT,
Mrs. W. OABTEB,
Mrs. T. Il. MEAkS
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7
-TRIEsEMARl ], and 8, are protected b. Roy
a Letters Patent OF England, and secured hE the
Seals Of the Ecole ds Pharmacie de Paris and the
Imperial College Of Medicine, Vienna
No. One Is inval lable for Exhaustion, Spsrmator
rhoea and all physical disabilities.
No. Two completely eradicates all traces o. thos
diseases that have heretofore been treated by the
5sous and pernicious use Of copavia and cnbaba.
No. Three has entirely suppanted the injurious uae
Of mercury, thereby iusgrimg to the sufferer speedy
relief dspersine all impurities and roofing out the
venom Of diseases.
TEnsEHAR, Nos. I, ? and 3, preparations IN the
Orm Of Lozenges, devoid Of taste and SMELL and can
be carried in the wastcoaf pocket Sold in TN case8
and divided into separate doses, administered b.
or cases for 50, which saves So and in oN cases
whereby there is a saving Of e9. To be had whole
New York.
Immediately on receiving q remittance pr. Barrow
viii forward the Triesemar any part OF the world
securely packed and addressed according 70 the In
soia ssss5i + " g a. " OZARK. Agent for Cleveland
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AGRICULTURAL.

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Horse Powers and Saw Machines,
for CuttinR Wood. Manufactured and for sale By
BALDWIN DEWITT 4 co.
CORN SHELTERS STRAW CUTTERS AHBOT TOEEs
BALDWIN, DEMlfr co.
CuItITatOFs, 1,a& Shovel PlOEs, &C.,
,f ALI, KINDS. ready for the Spring Trade, at
BALDWIN, DEWITT COS.
90 Ceuter-St
CLOTHES WRINGERS, the best made
decD BALDWIN. DEWITT co.
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able and easy LOucEt anu FOluule OF bOues Nb1luR
you all the success you 80 highly deserve,
am, Sir, yours very r. truly
TrsnsIation-(From the French
After having played0n the Pianos Of Messrs. Knsbe
Co., It is impossible not to boar testimony to their
qualities, which have acquired for them the eninent
reputation which they enjoy. The Pianos OF their
manufacture, on which have played, are exceeding
ly remarkable for their qualities Of TONE. The BSs
Is powerful without hardness and the upper notes
sweet clear and hsrmoniously mellow, chrystilian,l
and do not hesitate express in regard to these
struments my entire satisfaction and to declare that
they equal II not superior TO the best manutac-
tared in Europe or this country by tho most celebr0
tod makers. ISignedl L, NJ. 6OTTSOHALR.
To MesHrs. wM KEAEE q Co.. Baltimore :-I osn.
not but congratulate you upon the immena2 Fzogress
and improvements which you continuRliY make on
your Pianos, which in my opinion, rRAk among the
very best In the country. M, SSAAkOSOH.
Mr.. GEo. A. BARLOW :-Thoss Rable Instruments
Rosseas M ei scveL & ene s6PLesslon-
rich and sympathetic; while the high notes are brill
liant, clear and prTe as silver bells.
The scale is even without Eingle flaw; the action
is smooth and mnryelOusly eag and the pedal effects
the finest Of which the Pisnosorte is susceptible.
In word, knabe'B Pianos are worthy OF the great
est Artists and capable Of rendering the finest
competitions known in this realm Of Art.
ELIZA SHEPHERD,
Cleveland, o.
MIG A. BARLOW, Dear Sir 1T gives me pleasure
10 state that consider the hnaDe Piano equal TO any
and auperior to most Instruments made in this cOun
try, especially in richness and volume Of tone.
Having used one Of the same for ten or more hou-I
mending them to oil who unAoQuainted with their
"grest qualities" am, respectfully, your9,
q. Q. p. LERNED,
Teacher of Music, velAnd Female Seminary
g. A. BARLOW, Dear Sir: 1T gives mo much pleas
ure to be able to say that consider Knabes Pianos
he finest both in volume and sweetness, which have
tver played upon, either IN America or Europe.
Thep5 dals operate with better effect than in any
Otherins truments; and In fact, knabs's motto may
truly be, Excelsior" Mrs. q. 8. DOUGLAS,
Teacher Of Musio, Cleveland.
Prof. b. J. NoTHNAaLE, Teacher Of Music in the
Ohio State Blind Asylum writes AFTER examining
8 large number Of Vim. Knabe Cos Piano Fortes,
unhesitatingly pronounce them superior to any I
have seen. Their tone is grand and noble they have
great capacity for sustaining the sound; and thsi
volume Of tone or power have never hoard excel
They combine with fine TOUCH depth, BWeseneG5 n
tone, purity and durability"
''That the Knabe Piano is superior to all othTFs
made in this country, for briliAncy, sweetness 80
volume Of tone, needs only to be heard to conyas "a
the iact.n@State Journal Columbus, Ohio
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