davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-06-21

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS large caravan Of
emigrants passed through st. Paul, yester-
day ,to their new homes in Minnesota. M
They came from Dane County, Wisconsin,
and win locate in; SteArns County Pres
17th. ~. ,..;f rs,tos.s;,u,.,o, .,rs,.i.
The saw; mill Of Abel ,Keene situated
across the river from the villnre Of Judson
was burned 70, the ground last Saturday
night. +: There was no insurance, and the
losslfalls heavily on Mr.. ksenes--Vankato
Uuson., Il a;s, II .y's' snos'' as5zG@ 4gH1, :
The Union says the corner stone u the
new Methodist church at iblankatoi VII l'bc
lnid on the GOTH of juno, the pastor, Rev
David Tice, officiating! The cost of the
church ID estimatedsat :$10,00oot. si5s :.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-06-21
SAFE FOR.SAL

3, = j =
U. s. LAND Orr1cE, ST! CLo6D, MaaH., /
s..,.a;a, ~ u; June ~ ls.E;lse6:
dersigned until IL o'clock, II, July 9Th,
1885, 9! , fer tbs purchase ofa ma.ft.tay
= Second.FIand safe.
This safs can bes seen inatie lSoeiver',
Oades, Dy parties diss.ring 10 Bid. saA
The safe win be given to the person Of
fering the highest price, in United States
funds.
Payment must be made stAnce, end tho
ea{S feuoveds kfthin Two Ediys after pur-
chase.
Bids to be endorsed ,"Bidsg for Safe, ,, and
directed to the Undersigned, at 81. Cloud,
.IN iIa'i.aaG aW.s B. MITCHELL.
qnl4.4wui., u. ,aaoI Receiver.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-06-21
IT 5. LAND OFFICE. 81. CLOUD. MINI.


" S- r,r 4, II x. ti5une 18th, ls0eyr 7
Henry HI Koeh1on,, sS,mut Il. Kocanosv, AbraAom
Rudt.n a.d $ts,sel Grey.
Vow 'ald esth Of you are hereby notified to appear
at oeloel 4ia and Offer proof 10 support Of Your
seyesd Hoaavsteed Entries Nts.112o 11s0; 11sT aud
ll?s, made b yos Iss9eetiyely pe re se AsswA.
ran: 80, Is an abandonment thereof Il alleged ~
one Christopher Sexton who will then and there APP
allegation, when yq,yil y allowed all the privileges
Of contestant - q HENRY C. WAIT, Register,
jnne2l-6ws M:B: MITCHELL, Receiver:
c 2i sovay' (o e c "say is'0 'so'
SR You are hereby notified to appear 1T this ohce
on the 10Th DAY JOFAUGUSTs 1886. lht 10 O'clock
A. of said day, and then and there show why
ysir Homestead Entry No. 1855, tbdo BY you ut ti
Office ApEA 2lst 1886, upon the ns4 Of section q
David p. Marshall, alleges asand nnicnt ttetef
by you and proposes then and thrTe ~ show vnc IN
abandonment, when YOU will be aliOWc the privileges
Of 4 eontesting parity AZ il u i >, IuJt
j~ne2l Sxi lssog: ": B.. MITCHELL. Ressiyet:.:r
f1,B. LAND. OFFICE, sf:GCLOUD, MIMI nos,
Sl.a,f ,a,va ssi:s'Juae 18TH lsse97it Il o,1';
81: Yoa are hereby notified tc ,npesr at His oter
the foreaooMef said day, and then and there show
cause why yonr Homes rad Entry No. 20t4, pa0., "
you At the Land Once At st. Cloud, Num-, November
9Th, 1S6s, npon the Q sw-1 sw1 ne andse
ny section township 100, range 81 il s"il dis
then and there to show the same when you will be
permitted to contest such showing: '''@:s -:
E!isS-t81Efs1 rt19 HENRY. G. WATT, Register II
tune2l-6wt.. ~ .: ,.W. F. AlTCHELl. Receiver. O.:
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-06-21

i }IOyiM 6mIs AND FEs1IvE Bows; Send an aidrssSed.
envelope end q cents and viii ssnd you some vslur.
able ilfGlnation that will please yoal Address r.
tf$73<< miss JANE BRYAN. -
623 Broadway New York
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-06-21

The CONSTITUTIONAL AnsNDM tx1,-{
Wednesday, the 18th inst, ths Hed4 ipa1
ed tho Constitutional Amsndmeht Is 81
came from the Senate, by . strict party
vote Of 100 yeas to 50 nays. The next
step viii be the ratification Of the amend
"ment by the Legislatures Of the different
States. ~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-06-21
TT 8. LAND OFFICE, ST: CLOUD, MINI,

TT s. LAND OFFICE, 81! CLOUD, MIMI,
". June 10th, 1866
Thomas Larson.
SIR: Yon arstlorsly notified toappsaE 1t this office
on the nth DAY OF AUGUST, 1865 at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon of said day. and then and there show
cause Why Your Homestead Entry M 2NS, made
by you at said soAace, November 1885; upon the
Sc NV and lots 8, and 5, section2 township ia,
range IS, shonld not be cancelled one Knud Ander
alleges an nbaTlonhient thereof by you and pro-
poses then and there show the same, when you will
be allowed the privileges Of a contesting party.
tTp9 IaIi THENRY c. WAIT, 'RcEbter,;
june2l-6WH W.. B. MITCHELL, Receiver.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-06-21

:. TIE Saltwater Messenger; in referring TO
Congressional matters in this district, says:
Mr. Doanelly has nsatle an efiisieht member his
record cannot be 6esmcared by the low ritlcule OF
tho xfess or Roaeer ..A-.i,. -. - -, -..,t =.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-06-21

ming and instantly killed. They we're in
the stable ct the time! Aankato Record.
John ?. Jones, saddler q Mankato,
wheels.
TITLE, e;pl named. Gr.o;e.-,Huhh,r,s Nm
.Mankato. fei7..hile. 8 NAV md. or.'h :.
arm above the elbow. - =.
4. hor.o ,h;af i' -n.mo,, u;... w.; -.
Who escaned from Iov. "a The Stat,ns as
arrested last week Il Bale Plaine, aas,i.;
mn. .N;,n..ro,,. nl-,.:.,.y.; n. I.
asa docs h.,. hser' :. J; s,s."S = .ic;s .n4'
-. s $50 :. 5. - s WY
nno Cn are learns mat some twenty
MMMes arc Homsng % tnat pace from The
n s!.Sa g sPena me summer menths s..
usavny .ns asmc9s !esort Pre-
.tss, .,.,s ,a1.s =, H
nner a''l.ot1ons tnan aoe 80 ~ nn1 M;
FOR the SArK v ;lh.sI ~ esra-
yaes fsom the H0osisr State have passed
/! during the past ~. " days bound fpE .the
! rlch valley q ;ths Saak; They appeared
= S re ssRp1'sS M,.n me goods g this
honno;nr nrch;na tbga, hs;r1 IA ~
avonnv men vara aloSG Thsu ar ;s4 ho.aJ
for nort;on nf tha s.Ha,n1 ~ onS - So, ~
man q Hi;nnas.nntn.p. Ix1o.;n,1.r -
'1a, II. = a..s.,| 31as a,i,s.a .,ae1s!
Who IA heen atav;n : 4 lhs K;mhsl1 Howe,
m the o.naeitv' * bnnher' mia Ssh;n 800, .;ni
tha Mile lac On Fr,dsv ,,.t 80, ;n.a ~
vatsr and vss drovned' IL sasms ann, - th s., No
col. ii. hook .,on.h, and nrjaasa-:. ~
5;san ,,a 30, - -. 30 ~ &c. .oe'o
arn~ssS ~ satl M,; wy SWIM current anu
~" ~ 'se " ep'''. 1>f..,, 2a .'.,'s
- PRAIRIE. ScHooSERs.-A party Of {mni-
g 9, ae froP 2 ,wanpsce. county Wis. pasy
eu through our etfeets, yesterday bound
-. o'earos ooSni Inc! ..nad severai
:sons' anu n1m1er q nne young cattle:
every other hi1dlionssr; ieih. IS y YEAS 'eH q
Ion Tuesday tast ,3,a Man Va * e;iieda i,
another or, t serionlslv in;nred 81 nv rr,,;ir
road about half .vay between Kasson III
Rochester. Il seems thai 4 ioravel ira;n
net tie two6 6cloci 1rni;n1 rrio;;n9 east g
deem 81 cnnt. and q aitemntinS in Gef oF H.
irnck ran ;nto thH hnnE Tha ;or ahooi.
the men 81 md lie train ran over them y
Mantor;vvilfs Iztp;,r,1t.,,. IfH ~ q
.r.,,:,,ana 81; ,..,..Io -. -, .,-,..a
m"n naMeN James. sweeney aItemPt-
Cd last Saturday, hlls an state Of lnto1-
h"".. ~ $500 "..A w p' .. S~ a'ssean'.
s SyS. ~ ~ g r. nul "1Arl. ou'
.-rh. a.. sav no. =. +h-.. Go.
s ia, recen,iv snns;s,ed rs ~ Mns
shSii ts ,ocats x ;np u MI rSs.i
Ns;iei;a to ~ .sstsrn ho%n i ye ~. .o ~
IL STATE .s.nrnad = s e.. ns ;th
their work comnleted. Thsv' na...; J. ., r,
| the frontier Sfmerly most ftrou6led' 'bS
Sionx denredat;ons and a.. r.n , 'thst ~ ~
sivns Of The existenoe Of Indians are to he
fos,nd ana thafEst IN set,,srs ifeoi na.fsa,iu
secure "''>' s''''' 10y st'S' ps'tsoAS
.rh. .nn,. .,S;., a.;,. .o.n ..:..,.', ~
.hont Apple r,xsr =
LOU. a;,,on !es 3. oc
a'saSs% w; ktss W The eR9fe
amoRnt win be- doomed to-day. From the
ports IRE being reoeived:. r. . t recent
raansas Ill give snncient Awateri TO drive all
g. !s, Lumber YET: nemndLamoantlng 70
SILKY million Of ieet: .;,s! II .eraal e:ifii5-
~ p.ness 3. i1oeia.o sI.l an;anea
oeS se .Hl tea ueue.T ~ snlo YlaV0 g.
.P10 @l0 per thousand. UreenoaCkS now
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-06-21

49, SEArs,~ NonlsAL--seaooL.- Anuuaa
EIsminationrofs ths Normal School at wi
mona will take place-on Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday, the Goth, 9th and 2sth
hstasoni itsl ans attractive progr.nmsiis
:, presented for tho oeeasion.: and : pleasant
and interesting timem.y be an,ioipsted!!2 !
Tho next term, Of the school wiz begin
on The tr't Wednesday, II September. I'VE
would state that three pupils from stearns
County; will be admitted IL isl to be' hoped
that at least this number viii Avail them
selves es' Of the excellent oplsortnnity aferded
them for preparing thoroughly t. act III The
eapsoitys Of teaehers,.ai: inf "-9e@: l2'sa.'
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-06-21
- W<;e.ip the following from the winnsbas.

$3.50 - ~ a {li3!a ,taia nH'ieA.a 81
n5 Ss ~ 1,ne
In any respect sndtAs Atls only objects to him -
canse be has made effort TO- improve some OF our
interior rivers, ind timber our barren prairies We
presum6n N: Donnelly had done something We. y
nice fps Minneapolis. he would now 10 al right with
tho Atlasf We think settinss little babyish,
King. 1ou remind ps Of the hoy who once undertook
70 Win boy, bat hn,ing himself unable to do
tho k atifhetion by making taees 1t his oppo
nentA biz lasteE. : ~ I'D !. -.xna BIG ia!
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-06-21

Tint CnnoS1cIs isths title Of 4 pev eight
column paper started in Minneapolis,
The second NUMBERING before us, il neatly
printed ana well filed with interesting mat
tsr. IT starts With one thousand, ,subaeri-
bsrs and We trust that it will soon have
many mors.i suil.;atea sd - A'0t1 adT
: j. -..- - - Log = - .! :: fl
,sANrA, ANAL endsayoring to buy the equestrian
portrait Of General Haott, now At Weshington.I
or course he will take . great deal of
enjoyment in contemplating it, aud indulg-
ing in rsmeniseuees Of the'pAAa. :. Il. i {
IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
~ u i.q4;l..2 ~. -7--7sliaz !n'j"fa'za nA
..94 +. az INV YORK; June 16:lo
The City Of Paris, which left Liverpool
and Queenstowhlon the 18th; arrived here
this: morning: q os4E ..frtss shi Z:GIfDE' Il
The stcanrer.N eMs Yoxkswas1of Liverpool
when the City ef Pari. ileft, and had in
TOW; tho: sstsamert Eitya Iaf limerick from,
New;;York TOR sLiverpeol with her machi-
nezyadisabled. n isc, loifa 1atof 6: ri i232za1
It's, fully confirmed that the proposed
conference has been abandoned, owing To
the, 0eOenO6a On!thust1lSJ iWnlcn wore SFe I
garded by England, Franco land Russia, as
tantamount - = refusal AL negotiations
being. broken Oft hvthe neutrals, it remaius:
for the armed powers to negotiate among
themselves, or. cou,n,euee war Hopes Of
peace Vanish .ramp2iIo4 .eii5 !@nIs8F iHi:s
The London Timer says: i''Daily, almost
hourly: chances sof peace fade away lt
believes the first events will occur IN th4o
Elbe Duehes, but that ,the great, move Of;
Austria will lie, toonttempt'to possess her. T
tclf Of Silesisa There are dsily indications
that a declaration Of war or sa,manifest0
equivalent twill proceed from Prussia.i
Later advices stste' that Prussian troops
entered Holstein on: the Tho The Austri.
rms were concentrating at Altona.'n These
movements ars:regarded as a'virtual COM
mencement OF war. I#G! iaS9lot:i iltf * Il Il
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-06-21

! ~ ~. ,. . -s,s 49, --=sy- 1888
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-21
Death of Robert Baird.

The people of Richmond and Manchester
were shocked 10 hear OF the death, by drown.
,ue, on Monday evening last, Of one of the
most respectable and well known citizens of
The latter town. Mr.. BAIRD had been in Rich
noud during the afternoon, and, remaining
until after nightfall, started home, but, for
want of a railing At this end of the Manches-
ter bridge. walked into the river, and, as we
have said, was drowned. Mr.. BAIRD was the
owner, for number of years, of an iron
foundry in Manchester, and was remarkable
for his strict honesty of character, his kindly
feelings, his fidelity TO his friends, and his
uuobirusive manners. He was II native OF
Scotland. and, like JAMES HUNTER, THOMAS
SAMPSON, JAMES PAE, CHARLES CAMPBELL, and
number of other excellent men from that
country, was noted for energy, enterprise,
thrifty habits, and incorrnptible integrity. To
such men we owe a debt OF gratitude; and this
community heartily sympa ,hize III the grief
which now aflicts the bgreaVed family Of Mr..
BAIRD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-21
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Congressional Proceedings.

WAsHfSGroS, March 2o.-SESATE. Mr.. Nor
rill introduced Joint resolution from the
Committee on the District of Columbia, ap-
propriatiug twenty five thousand dollars for
the relief Of the destitute colored people of
the District. and asked for its immediate con
sideration He said there was an absolute
necessity for this appropriation, dictated by
considerations of public health and safety, rs
we'll rs by feelings of charity. There were
fifteen thousand destitute colored people in
this city, and their condition was deplorable.
He caused to be read n communication from
the Chief of Police OF the city, detailing the
condition Of the coiored population in certain
districts, and expressing the fear that unless
something was done soon, disease and pes IT,
lencc would be generated among them. SIEVE
raj amendments offered We're rejected, and the
resolution rs reported from the committee
was passed.
HorsE.-The House took up the general APP
preparation bill for the year ending June 30,
1867 and also discussed the bill heretofore
considered amendatory of an act in relation
to the writ OF habeaS corpus, designed TO pro-
tect United States officers from prosecution in
State courts for acts committed during the
war
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-21

New YORK, March l9.-The steamer Man
haitian, from Vera Cruz on the 9th, ciu Havana
on the 18th, has arrived. The schooner Ma
tilda, with three hundred and scYenty-1ive
negroes on board, had been captured and
brought into Havana. They had been 10 Cape
San Antonio, and one hundred of them had
been sold rs slaves. Some twelve hundred
have recently been landed there. The mortality
among them was quite heavy, and II was re-
ported that some eighty bodies We're laying At
the CapcS. food for carriUu crows.
General Dulce has sent his resignation ~
Governor G enrral to the Home Government.
A counter decree to that requiring all cap
tured slaves to be sent TO Fernando has been
issued.
CITY of Mexico dates TO the Isl had been
received. The Belgian Minister sent 10 inform
MaNimilian of the accession OF hing Leopold
was shot while riding in Il diligence.
A French bark had arrived at Havana with
TWO hundred coolies from Macao.
\ conspiracy to burn down The Office of The
newspaper Sjg'o. in Havana, on the night Of
the I2th, was fru> tratcd by the police guard.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-21

During the late session of the General As
scmbly, n bill was passed authorizing the for
nation of the :" Petersburg Railway Connec-
uon Company with power TO construct Il
railroad through the "Cockade City, con-
Meeting with the Richmond and Petersburg
and Petersburg and Weldon railroads n
conference on the subject was held III Peters
burg ON Monday between committee from
the CITY Council and the representatives OF the
railroad companies, and Major MYERS was
,upointcd TO make 4 thorough survey of the
different routes, and report upon their estl-
mated cost. 1t is expected that the question
viii be considered NJ the general meeting of
me Weldon Railroad Company which will be
held this morning, and some definite action Is
fhru expected 10 be taken.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-21
TIE DISPATCH BUILDING IL on Co.
,,vpSoR STREET, NEAR TO MAIN, AND
Yearly OPPOSITE THE OLD DISPATCH
CORNER.


The Board Of Public Works of Virginia on
Monday made an order revoking their order of
last Jnnc giving authority to QrIGLEy and
r,xtrsoS TO take charge of the Orange and
Alexandria read and directing these gentle
men 10 turn over the road, with all its equip
ments and appurtcnances, TO John :. Bar
hour. Jr, President, and the Board OF Direc-
tors elected n the meeting of stockholders held
on the 9th Of March in Alexandria. The Board
fgrthcr directed that QrIGLEY and Jameson
should. as soon rs practicable, make an exhibit
If the affairs OF the road under their manage
mCnt.
This. OF course, leaves their claim of fifteen
thousand dollars 10 future adjudication,
whereas they had demanded its payment as
= condition precedent to the surrendering of
the road.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-21

IMPORTANT DISCOVERY The Department OF
State has received dispatches from our 1onsu u. "
at Tobasco, Mexico, dated January s. looo, ~
which he communicates the discovery ol Tue
rnins of two ancient cities which have re-
manned unknown since the days oil the coh-
quest The first, he says, from its topography
and situation, he is led 10 believe l. the one
occupied by CoIteZ at the time OF his invasion
of Tobasco and is situated about fifteen miles
in the west of Fronlera, Il town ut the morlh
of the Tobasco or Griioloa river Ihe.other l.
situated In the northeastern portion OF the
state nearly opposite the present city oi
Laguna de los Terminus, and was known De
rnre the conquest as Yic0L.taea. The traditions
ed with IL trace lis origin to period al
least two hundred years before the Christian
era.- Washington Star.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-21
LATEST NEWS BY NAIL.
Special dispatch TO the Baltimore Sun
stanton Supporting the Presideut-Sccretary

WAsHISaroS, March la.-It is now stated in
nigh executive quarter that Mr. Stanton
supports the policy of the President. Mean
time, Mr.. Sumner asserts positively that the
Secretary of War Is quite up 10 him In the
radical race, or somebody is cheated.
can state authoritatiyely that the report in
the newspapers at the North that Secretary
Welles has written n letter favoring the cleo
tion of General Hawly, the Radical candidate
for Governor in Connecticut, is untrue. He
Is openly and expressly for the candidate who
supports the Administration in the res toratiCn
or reconstruction policy. He considers tina
issue the only live one. Hell opposed to- those
who oppose the President on that absorbing
question.
There begins 10 he n doubt about the Presi.
dents signing the civil Rights bill.
The President has endorsed, in his own
handwriting, the course of Il clerk who refused
To answer 10 an assessment for the New Hamp-
shire election and To 90 home to aid the radi-
cal element in that State.
1t is Senator Foot, of Vermont, who is I'm
derstood 10 be inspirator OF the Stewart rcso-
lntion. ALPHA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-21

VACCINE ErRUs-SMALL-PoX.-W learn that
there i IN increase of small poN III this city,
and We take occasion TO invite attention to the
notice of Or. JAMES BoLroS i'll the last mum
Der OF the Ric,,u"ad Hedi"W Jo"rn0t. The Doc
tor has Il "ful supply of reliable vaccine
virus, which it will afford him pleasure TO
distribute. Each applicant will transmit 4
stamp for the pre- payment OF postage
The editor of the JouraH says "Dr. BoLToN
deserves much credit for his energy and libc-
"rality in this connection, and it is hoped that,
through this rare opportunity, the country
will be abundantly supplied"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-21
Man Claims to he the Person who Attempted
10 Assnssinnfe VIZ. Seward.

In view of well known facts, the following
dispatch is horrible reading
Louisville, March 2o.-A man named King,
arrested n few days ago for n theft recently
committed in Ohio, and awaiting in Jail n
rcquisition from the Governor Of Ohio, con-
fcsspd to recently confined Government
detective that he, king and not Payne, was
the party who attempted 10 assassinatc Secre-
tary Seward. His confession being repeated
TO General Jetr, G.. Davis temporarily COM
handing this department, he telegraphed to
Washington for parties who We're acquainted
with the assassination conspiracy to come on
and investigate the affair.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-21
WIN. KNABE IL CO.,
W HAECFACTCRERs OF SSlsv-Sey@@@S
FIRST PREMIUM, GOLD MEDAL, u y Y " y
GRAND, SQUARE
AND UPRIGHT

AND UPRIGHT
= | A " O S
These Instruments having been before the pub
lie for the past thirty years, have, upon their
celence alone, attained an ryPCRCHAsED PRE-
EMISENCE that pronounces them unequalled. Their
TONE
combines great power, richness, sweetness, and
fine singing quality, as well as great purity OF
intonation and harmoniousness throughout the
entire scale. Their
TOUCH
is plant and elastic and is entirely free from the
stiffness found in so many pianos, which causes
the performer to easily tire. In
WORKMANSHIP
they cannot be excelled. Their action is con-
struCted with q care and attention to every part
therein that characterizes the finest mechanism.
None but the best seasoned material is used in their
manufacture and they will accept the hard usages
Of the concert-room with that of the parlor upon
an equaity-unafccted in their melody; in fact,
they constructed
NOT FOR YEAR-BUT FOR EVER"
All orr Square Pianos have our new improved
Grand Scale and the AgrafFe Treble.
Every Piano fully warranted for FIVE YEARS.
WAREROOMS: $50 WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
Ia 8-3m BALTIMORE.