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Executive Department North Carolina, y
Adjntant Generals 0Hice, III. d.
Raleigh, August 3lst, 1862.
GENERAL ORDER
No. 2.
II so MICH Of General Order, No. l, (issued
- Aug 18th, 1859 as exenpts = the commanding
officer Of each Company Of the Militia, and Aaatant
of the REGIMENT from Home Defence duty, is here.
by 'vsksd.
BY order Of Governor VANss:
JAMES H. FOOTR,.
Assistant Adjutant General
September I'd. low
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NEGROES FOR SALE.
ssplemher ..

At pdthnm's Depsl, on Saturday The goth o. sep
q asmhrr instant. the undefsgnes vii sell y M
highest bidder, two cid Negroes AND ieur very nk.iy
Young Negroes belonging TO The estate % saish A..
ston deceased. or credit 81 siS rsHias, win bssd
and good securiiy. ,r.
rsmmissisntr.
s.,,,uset 2. le-swP
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-09-16
ORDER Ne. /.
THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD.

THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD.
4 WiLI.p,y The above ,ewatd Coz the delivery o.
n Ptiya,s Mm. fowe, (ncw absent without leave
rem m, company al camp Holmes. Raleigh,N. q
Or his confinement in Hillsbefpueh jail. said Fowler
i now supposed 10 he ii the neghhorhood Of Cain
Greek Factory.
WM. A. GRAHAM. Jr., Capt.
70. X, "a n. q. Cavalry.
September 2. lV-kW
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N 0 TICE

U L Y +.
HAVING qualified at August Term, 1869, Of Or
u ange County Court, as administrator on tbs
estate Of JAMES 5. WATSON, deceased, / shall
offer for sale 10 the highest bidder, in the tswn Of
Hillsborosgh, on Saturday the 18th day Of Sep,en-
her, 1868, the personal property belonging 10 said s
tate consisting of one Horse, Hogs, Cattle, oae fns
Gold Watch and Chain, lot Of Smoking Tobacco,
a LOT Of Cloth and Trimmings, Wagon, Buggy,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, two Sewing Ma
chimes. and other articles net enumerated. Terms,
six msnths credit, with bond and security.
All persons Indebted 10 said estate are requested 10
make immediate payment, and those having claims
against il will present them within the time Prescr'-
bed BY law, or this notice will be plead in bar Of
their recovery.
C. N. LATIMER, Admir-.
August 81. NLh
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WANTED,
August o..

rHNo RENT. \ PIANO, for my individualuse. Be
Il ing practical tuner. will keep the instrument
in The xe,y best order. None but good one want
"a. ami ~ such will pay fair rent
Wan,ed also, second hand liusic. Old standards,
including an STYLES OF Parlor and Concert Musis.
Eiudes. Exercises, sc. Any one having such 10 dis
pose 81 will lnd purchaser hy applying 10
HENRI BhSELER.
Hisborough, Sept ,. i--ar
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-14
RmancIvalIon Fndorsemont.

The Toledo Blade states that it based Its
objections 70 an Emancipation Conven-
tion upon the suppOsition that its object
was to inaugurate a new party with the
Emancipation Proclamation as its plat
form. If the object is to encourage the
Government in its employmentof all need
full measures to suppress the rebellion, it
ia heartily in favor of the movement. As
this Is the object Of the proposed meeting
On the 22d, the objections of the Blade are
removed An opportunity was given for
q Misunderstanding BY our use Of the
term Convention" No sueh inaugura-
ton q new party vas intended, but
, Bsrsly general endorsement Of the acts
Of the Administration. The Emaneipa-
don Proclamation was taken as represen-
tative Of these acts, because it has been
singled ont BY the Opposition as the spe-
cial object Of their abuse and warfare,
and beosuss, further, It was the strongest
evidence yet given Of determination to
psrseouts the war with all possible vigor,
Fsrardlesscf the sensibilities Of the rebels,
III believed to be the heaviest blow YET
struck at the rebellion, and therefore 10 be
honorsd snd maintained BY general en-
aqrsemsnt by tie people. 8
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-14

The resolutions adopted by the Demo-
cracy Of Michigan, at the State CoHyen-
tiOn at Detroit, are On the same lsVel With
those generally receiving the sanction of
that party. The arst says that tbe present.
condition Of the country calls upon every
Democrat to stand BY his party, and pledges
that party to-what To opposition to
uthe corrupt faction which has set up and
il attemPting to WELD dsspOtio power Al
Washington This is the key note to the
whole-Opposition 10 the Government. Of
the series Of twelve long resolutions, one
rebukes secession IS destructive Of the se-
curity and prosperity of Government !
but even this one associates with secession,
'tbe fragrant and monster usurpstions Of
the Administration, and encroaehments Of
abOlitionism. Thersstare al devO ted to
abuses Of the Administration, and to stir
ringup upinsubordinatio and dissatisfaction
among the people of the North. This il
the special mission which the Democracy
have taken upon themselves to execute.
The rebellion is but secondary matter,
compared with the re-establishment Of the
Democracy. Indeed, if the rebels can be
used to Democratic advantage, who, SC
much the better.
These resolutions, like all others Of THEN
class, propose Convention for the settle.
ment Of the matter. What good viii such
a Convention do J.? What will the members
represent? Those for the South will re.
present only that small minority who arr
anxious for peace upon any terms short Of
complete independence. The leading reb-
els will accept Of no terms but these. They
themselves announce this to be fact
their leading journals declare it, and al
the signs Of the times in the Southern hor-
izon confirm it. They have stated aloud
thst they ara detsrmined town Or perish
This class of men will not meet in Con.
vention which proposes to compromise
the difficulty. The members for the NORTH
will represent even smaller minority
Let copperheads say what they will, thi
mass of the people of the North are lOya
and true. They have not committed theii
manhood into the keeping Of the traitors
who profess to speak for them. The peo'
pie are not in favor of any peace won By
disastrous and dishOnorable concessions
They have gone to war for the integrity
and unity Of the country. This they mear
to preserve, and although for . time th'
Kissing Of copperheads mBy be the mos
audible sound, the faith and devotion o
the people viii not suffer them to defea
their holy cause. Hence, though butter
nut Democratic legislators may pass reso
lutiOns in favor Of q peace Convention, th'
people will not indorse them. OF whs
avail, then, viii be Convention composed
Of and representing minority on bod
sides Il would be but traitor assem-
blage, where still more audacious plani
would be agreed upon BY the faction mem
bers, and the whole country would be tht
worse for it. No such Convention woult
be patriotic; no Democrat is patriotic wh'
proposes or favors the plan.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-14
GENERAL ORDER.
HEADQUARTEEs,
DTsFaIcT OF CENTEAL kESTucEYI
exlnRton, KY, Jan. q, 1853

-
...-e. r-.r : Lexington, KY, Jan. q, 1858.
GEEEBAL Orders,
tn Of the fern DFaERT seems 70 exist In the minds
~ ihe ofrers and enlisted men Of this com maud-
DFsEsT means In qui or aban1on tne pOst % CON
nad f the Individual and there q no autnoElty re-
5n,rna me ami nus with which the party lie 10 e
stabiisbed nor does the 'act that he m y
highesf military authorits declares that officers and
enlisted men, absent from their com nand without
-oTer authority are in fact EsERJERs, and not only
E N an their nay aud aliowanc doe aI the time o.
6eserfiop but are subject 10 the severe penalties
eEsrdfd 81 law TO that crime;
N Wrlses q man leaves this command without
nroner authority, and remains abse more than one
daT hfs Com pany Commander viii report him as
sT1rsrRrrn,s on his next Morning Report, ana VIII
rafT written charges against bin, 70 be forwarded
thr5urh ragrnentai to brigade Head Quartersi and
me map Afterwards returns. he viii be reported a.
having 'sJoIyED FROM DfsERTloN AND AWAITING TRI-
~ ard these remarss, with the proper daies an
nexsd theretO, viii Oe placed eppoite MS name on
fa next subseQuent mus enroll OF his company IN
- a shall IN the meantimo have been tried and &C
rited or restored 20 duty without trial D. the Cen
sraI CON uspetent 70 oruer the same. Company and
RsRin-nfal Commanders have no author1iy 70 dis
SIII a rlE0r Us policy will hereafter be pursued
gaiDsf ds erters in this command All desertera up
~ fl5s date Who have not returned or bsen arrested
are hereby commanded 20 join their regiments and
e upanie without delay al the rsE Of being brought
rnbliriv branded on the cheek with the lsttsr ID
Prnmrf ohaienos to this order alone viii secure len
lent treatment. By order Of -
Brig. zen @ A GILBmORE.
: toVy,e5ST,fId S6eSas 6sSt Si & 1x. 4. Gs6'.l.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-14

New Argument against Rebel Recognition.
The example Of Texas is cited by his
toricaI student, to show that the only legi-
innate test of the establishment of an in
dependence is the cessation Of hostiEties
on the part of the former sovereign to as
sert his authority, and that until this takes
place, the law Of nations forbids the re-
cognition Of any insurgent comr4unity.-
Our Government laid down the principle
that the recognition of Teza'A independ-
enos should not take place until Mexico
abandoned the contest; ard, in fact, it was
not until after the Mexican authorities had
signed a treaty admitting the indepen-
dence Of Texas, that the Washington Cab
met granted recognition to that State
Therefore, solong as the Unitedstatss Gov
ernmeRt disputes the Independence of the
South by CONTINUING the war, no matter
what may be the isr Jue of individual battles,
recognition by foreign powers would be q
violation Of the laws Of nations. The
principle is an important one, and itt
gradual ado ptiOn in England has cOnsid-
ersbly daynpened the ardor Of the rebe
emmissaT les in that country. E
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LETTER RRoN DR. WOODWARD, SURGEON
OF GENERAL HOSPITAL, FORT SCOTT.

LETTER PROM DR. WOODWARD, SURGEON
or GENERAL HOSPITAL, FORT SCOTT
GESERAI HOSPITAL, FoRr scort,
January. &c, 1868.
J. R. BRowE, Eso-DearSir: Yours Of
the 18th inst. containing the invoice of
two boxes Of Sanitary goods, is received,
together with the boxes, and, in behalf q
the sick, many Of whom have already eat N
Of the delicious peaches, / can assure ,or
the contribution is fully sppreoi sted
There has been nothing Of tAe kind N his
hospital for a long time, and while we
know that liberal donations we're be;n a
made to other hospitals, have splt oursaIveS
much neglected. have no ,iisDositio, -
censuFe you or the Santa nv C:6mmissioT,
for have no doubt you have thought us
better supplied with the necessaries of a
hospital than We really are. Since about
Sept lst, the hospital has been crowded to
overAowing, and the demand for certain
articles Of clothing and other things has
been greater, consequently orr Sanitary
supplies are greatly exhausted. We need
shirts, drawers, and socks, very much :;
also flannel, in pieces OF otherwise. Il is
almost impossible to find a piece Of flannel
about the hospital, and you know how use
fui II often Is. ? q sfff-sr rr-ar--- --7- --.I
Many The sick, especially these suffer-
ing from chronic diarrhea, whose diet
must be carefully restricted, are tired Of
almost everything we have been giving
them, and am very anxious to get some
barley, which I think would be excellent
for many of our cases, and Of which /
should use considerable. Can you notprd-
cure some for us? Blackberry cordial, nut
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-14
OPTICAL.
sOl0mOns0E's Improved sPeCIaelel.
L. n. sOLO1IONsON,
IAOTIOAL AND soIENTIFIJ OPTlOIA

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTlOlA
Ksor tho largest asso-tmsnt in the Opticaillne q
the trade. From his long residence In this Ultyi
and the extensive patronage received during tnat
time, be would say to his old friends and the public
generally that no effort that could Be put lorth %
secure the very best quality Of Crystal Glasses ground
under bis inspection, to suit the eyes, n All ca
es curing weakness, dizziness or Inflammation OF tha
Fye and i'm strength for long reading and s
sewing. The reputation Of SOLOMOASOhe estab-
shment the most reliable 70 get the best nrLolea
ablished tact and attested By his paronl Whose ad-
vice 10 Is. GO TO SOLOMOHSOh,bt make 20 mis-.
there you win hnd the best kind Il sPEOfAObAG
adapted 70 your sight -
thar he never employs any ons IN the aas % hs Len
ses and thosa who desire pair Of his 1pecacic5 c1
only obtain them By calling At his Establishment.
- ARTlFIOlAL EXEs inssEiae without Paia
q perfect natural.
Rcfai Frr2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-14
FOR HALE "a EXCHANQE.

81 Acres on plank road In Farmti good Buildings
Fruit &C Win exchange ia part Tor Houss and
Lot IN City.
C5od House and Barn In Colamsr; X acrls Of lsnd
good Fruit, ornamental shrubbery &C. Exchange
f1r house in city, sub ect 70 NOR gage Of sl5oO.
Lot and 40 HOuses on Lake-St. E1ehangef5r Land
near the city. sub ect TO a mortgage OF i2lo
Sever Grist and saw Mills ditis ent locations
Exchange Tor FaIms CT part WesteT n landr.
House aud Lot on TracyS St Exchange Tor past " est
ern land.
3)k &C es on stage road to Eyria two niles west q
Dover Center; stone eotage house, variety Of fruit
Fc Fxchangs iu parl for hOuss and lot IN ty.
52j< acres in orange township, 10 miles from city
exchange for house and lot In city, half amOun ?.
Is and k23s ST Clair st, about three miles
out ExchaDg 'or frm-
BricE House and Lot on supeiior-St Extension. TX
change for farm.
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FOR gALE.

Two Lots on PrJspect-St, Hudson, eco PSI foot
on time.
Brick Suse and 81 acres ofland adjainInE city lin:
fts near Wilson Avenue, acres Of grapes In good
parfnr ord T 8 200, mostly on time.
Nine Lots on EoFest-St. near ktnsnan, very cheap
Huu-e and Lot on Lake-rt All30.
q acre. on Kinsman st, mile rom City i1mtts-
a good Country Tavern staud 60 acres Of land, On
s.aeer road, l6 miles from tue cisyi $500
rs acres "a ROck port near Leonard Case farn oiack
lOamF soil; $50 per acre.
3lS acres on stage rUad 10 Eiyria, cottage house
Home and Lot on Eoligar-st g. 800.
douse aud lot on Arrest.
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LETTER FROM MRS. J. R. BROWN, LEAvEN-
WORTH.

- WORTH.
LEAyESwoRTH, Feb. 2, 1868.
LADIES AID SocIETY--CLEvELAsD =
Since have been in this place, about two
months, have been acting as matron in
the GeheraI Hospital of this city. My
daily duties occupy nearly all the fore
noon of each day, as I generally devote
that part of the day to visiting the sick
and ascertaining their wsnts, as far as
possible. There are three wards which
are occupied by those who are unable to go
to the common dining room. One papticu-
larly is filed with the worst cases. To
these carry each day two OF three cans
Of fruit. The tables are set in the rooms
and everything seems to be as comfortable
and clean as possible in the old buildings.
The floors were cleaned every Saturday
until the wells began to fail, and now, on
II once in two weeks. Wards occupied by
the convalescents are not as well cared for
as the others, as the cleanliness Of them
depends more upon the occupants, and the
majority Of them are inclined to neglect
their own personal appearance, much more
that Of the room, thus even frequent ad-
monition produces too little effect.
After experimenting the preparation Of
tomatoes, dried fruit, oysters, or anything
else in the line Of luxuries for the sick,
visit the kitchens, two in number, and
make corrections or suggestions as think
necessary. These are received pleasantly
and acted upon accordingly. The cooks
seem to understand their business, and do
as much toward keeping things in good or
der as could be expected, considering the
accommodations, which are not sufficient
for the amount Of work. The rooms and
stoves are both small, and their co king
utensils much more limited than is desira-
bic.
The surgeon (Dr. Buddington, has pur-
chased, with the hospital fund, fifty dollars
worth Of tomatoes, and quite quantity Of
canned fruit, as strawberries, blackberries,
raspberries, pine apples, Sc. The Sani-
tary room is better filed with clothing
than it has been at previous times, yet it
is to be hoped we may continue TO receive
your contributions, as they are Of great
value to our sick, and, if not needed here,
will be forwarded to Fort Scott Immediate
ly, as we are constantly receiving urgent
calls for help fIom that place. As you will
see by the enclosed letter from Surgeon
Woodward, much is 10 be done for the sick,
and if the cold weather continues, many
Of them, fear will not recover.
Yours, respectfully,
Mrs r BROWN
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FEBRUARY, FEB, IA, 1863.
Large Sale Of Good Furniture, Splen.
did New Rosewood Piano,

O. CUTTER SON viii sell on Saturday. Februa-
~ latb at their Auction hoOm, No l3l Bank-ef.i
eomneneiug at 10 o cieek A. n q large lot Of good
ruruiture new Rosewood Piano, Rc., consisting OF
4 mahogasy Sofas Bureaus, s marble top Tables, 8
dinipg Itofn Tabies. 10 wasu stands, mahogany and
me eeat chairs beesteads, rocking ehairss hair
mattresses, Sc sing Maehinfs, ...r--
20 Brussels, Three-Ply & Ingram Carpets,
100 yards Oil Cloth, cocoa mating coal owes Rus
STA stove pipe, eoca. IA eps lof fverplated Table
SPOONS, 0sver-p plated Tab Forks large lot crock
cry and g sssWare, &C Aiso-one splendid
New Rosewood 7-OCtaTO Piano Forte,
one Of the finest instruments ever offered at auction
in this city. Its nov rrAdy for inspecton az our
Auction Room, NJ. Is. Bank-St. The Piano viii Pc
sold a. Y clock precisely The whole 70 De soio
with ut any reserve WhareFer-
IE5-T-rms -Uase. Bankable Fdnds 81 time Of sale
bI2.g16 -
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HPoRTANT 10 FRHALHs.
pR. OHEEsEMAN,s PILLl

Uh. Oh EhiOEl1AN = -ElLlu
ThO combination o. ingredients In thess p
the result Of long and extensive practice. 1
uiila in their operation, and certain IN ewrsot
irregularities, painful ManEtrzation, ramogiuFh
structions, whether nom cold OF Otherwise hsadas
pain in the side, DsipitafOn q the hsart EhitSs,
nervous Affections, Mysteries, fatigue pain n IA
back and limbs, &C., disturbed sleep, which aTisa
rom interruption ol nature
DIR. CH1RSEHAN'g PILLS 11E
Was tbs commencement o. new era N the trsstnsui
Of those irrsgulsrits and distractions, which hss
consigned 50 many 70 = premature grave Es ana
can ENJOY good health uniass she h fsEnlali and
EhsnsYer an Obstruction takes place ths ssnsli
health begins to decline
Ds. CHEESEMAN'S PTLIs --4
sfs the most sGsctusI remedy oye- k10g1 ioI all oor
plants psezliar to Femaias. 10 al elan1ss thsy
invsiusbls, inci1dlns. With certainty, psriodioA'
clarity. They ars knoEn 70 th0uaandl. Eao
usad fhsrn, o. diEuTart ps=ioda. throzgh0ut III
~, Aaying tho sanction Of sOus OF tho most
Physicians in AineriUa z
Explicit dirsotions, stating shsn thsT
bs uasd, With each Boz Ths sriss, eI,0slsi
ooaiaining nom 80 10 80 Rnl5 as
Pin5 sant By mail, promgtly, b rsnitIii
Propristo< Eaii b. BrrgEi1ts generally ien.
z. q. HGTCaIEGs, ProEqns
% 30Osdar-st., rs or
So sold WkCI.aaia Ard Retail n lsnd
STRONg 4 ARMSrRohI- aprhAae9
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The Confessions and EzDerlenr
Poor Young Men.

A gentleman having been cured Of the ~
early error and disease, will, from motives of bee,
olenee, send TO those who request It. 3 oogy oi
above interesting narrative, published b himself
This little book Is designed as warming and oauti.
20 young men and those Who suffer from Nervous
bility. Loss Of Memory, Premature Decay, tc.,
supplying at the same time the means Of salf
Single copies via b sent under seal IN pla4
Vslo1s, withoa charge, to any who request III
dress ng the suthor, CHAS. A. A-LAMBERa
nov24;dsW42s Greenpoiut, Long Island n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-14

In November last Thomas D. Sullivan
and emma E1G. Lacur sung a Duet at a
concert in the Academy Of Music, New
York city,7for- the beneft of wounded
soldiers. soon after, they were both taken
sick On the 18th ult. they. both died,
at thsir residences in different parts Of the
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TAILORIMa.

GENTLRMEN,S CLOTHES OLEAEis
NJ ING, RanoVating and Mending k5tab abiiahme1t;
ERAEom AsER, Tailor No. l9 Prospect street. WI VI
devote hls attention to cleaning,
end pnandinR Gsutlomens clothing. he has iaclu
siesi orI cling his work IN the best manner Gentle
.sn will ndlt for their intera1f during tneesls
ns5 % dive Mr.. AG1E ttria 4ASG48
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WAR MANnAL,
National WAR MANUAL,
A Book Fer the Soldier and Hi. Friendr'

00ETEHT
Soldiers Pension and Bounty Act;
Instructions for Obtaining Pensions Bounty beo8
Pay. &c.
RocE Hay ard RGtfons OF 0fncerB ana fr1Tntes Gena
Back and annual Pay OF Omesrs and sesmsn in Q.
Navy L
OouFiscarion and Emancipation Bills;
Proclamation by the President, and
Record Of Baily Events IN the -Aeosl1on, &C.
EBsept BY Mail on receipt of Price. In paper coy-
rls y ssSSsis SsSsSs' el0'n''' s'1' s. GREEN, Ag't,
mnl9 y y. --slN =. !. = -. .....s.-
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REAL ESTATE.
TOHN q. JEN N GS,
q CSuccessort 10 Roule Jenn ngs,)
Insurance and Real Estate Agent,
Marble Block, 211 superiOr-st.

pz-WHI buy and sell Real Eatais on Commission,
Bent aud tiOlect Rents &C.
Da5-HO charge to Purchasers. Sellers only charged
for sales CT Xxx hangss Actually Made
n7-Als7 Issues Policies a. oWest Paying Rates IN
Reliable Eastern Insurance Companies
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n. n. DOWNS RLTxIR.

The Old Vermont Cough Remedy Il v
rR1tod 10 cure Cougha, Colds, and all Diseases q
Throat, Chest and Lzngs. Price 3 cents por boz
John +. Henry a Co.. Waterbury, Vermont, GeI
Agents. Sold b D. 5. Barnes, 9o2 BFoadEaF, n
and strong Armstrong. Cleveland. novls;4
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PIANp TUNING.
TER p HANKS

nLIVER p. HANKS,
NJ Professional Piano-F Forte Tuner.
r-iaSTd 4 CO. a05 eupaF'nr Strests WiH Ds PromVlll
sss5Rdse @. 1as