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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-13
LATE NEWS



:. Porss, {sc 1Q.-H IL expected that all the
transports for Mexico viii leave before the
10Th inst.
Ii is again rumorcd that Fould, the emil
ncns French Minister OF Finance, will soon
resign.
Serious difficulty Is apprehended at Rome
after the withdrawal of the French trocps.
II is said that preparations are making by
tho authorities to meet the worst
The departure OF the French fleet for
Vera Cruz is now said to be fixed tor next
week. The vessels are fully manned and
provisioned. They are expected to reach
MISREPRESENTATION by the middle of January
10 convey the French troops from Mexico.
London, Dsc. 10.-Prussia has commeneed
coersive measures In Hanover. a.,
Many Of the delegates Of the British
American Provinces, having in view The
have arrived here. They have organised
and appointed Mr.. Mcdonald presiding Of.
6cer.
Dublin, Dec 11-Noon.-Tbe Government
b srresttng supposed Fenians hourly. 10y
nj mutual protection societies are forming
throughout Ireland.
LORdon, Dee. ll-BsntRV.-The steamer
Bolivar has been seized In Midway. She IL
supposed to have been intended for Feni.
an privaaees. There was m immense guam.
tity Of guns and powder on board, which
was also taken possession Of.
The utmost vigilance continues TO be
manifested In the search for Fenians, and
additional arrests are reported to have been
made both in this country and in Ireland.
CdrdT Dec. Esning-A large guam
tity Of arms. which were undoubtedly in
tended for shipment hence to Ireland. fol
the use Of the Fenisns, have been seized by
the police, and the parties in whose charge
they were found have been arrested.
Florence, Tuesday, DEC. 11.-Ecasiag.-
The Italian Government has determined
upon Founding large navy yards In the new
ly acquired province Of Venetia, to he filled
with al the appliance for the building and
repair OF vessels. Work 10 to be com
mcnced immodintelv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-13

WASHINGTON. Dec. l2-The hill reported
by tue House committee on Judiciary re.
pealing the act Of 1900. which limits The
prosecution for treason 10 three years. has
created = profound sensation, and the finest
legal talent If the body have promptly ar
rayed against the proposition M monstrous
one. Many leading Republicans. including
MIR. Stevens, will resist the proposition to
the last, as an er poste fieto law.
Mr.. Stewart yesterday received telegram
from San Francisco stating that Senator
Nyc Of Nevada has already received de
cided majority in the Legislature, and he
will undoubtedly be re elected
Gen. Bloomfield. of New Orleans, is here
on business connected with the re building
ot the railroads in Louisiana. There is lit.
tie doubt but that he will be successful.
Official adviccs received at Gen. Grants
headquarters from Gen. Sheridan contain
nothing importancein reference to affairs
on the Rio Grande.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-13
RfoA NeWaYork.

NEW YoRk, Dec 12-The London paperu
say the basis agreement between the United
States and France relative to Mexico 10 that
the French Colonization, and arrangements
for payments by Francs 70 Mexican bond
holders shall (relnain intack
Testimony against Revenue OlIlcers, Dew.
lin, Tilton and Livin shows strongly they
branded whisky, which was never paid tax
On.
There was . large Fsnjan meeting q
Clinton hall last evening. Over ono hun.
drcd recruits were obtained.
Tho Herald today contains IN insullluR
editorial calling papcrs out Of tho city q
countrymen, abuslna shem for not adheling
to Ring.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-13

s4sas. and els.sco ilis g. = y. o.: eiosiss
Whss--Q uise md rather sseadiss, n a9e0
3. - fse No. : MI. slselag shale nfmer.
Corn-unchsnge4. 1t si.iodl.ia mixed west
eru in store ;.chie6y At CLIO.
Oats-Steady q 6s4sss.
Pork-Decidedly hrner. Gal e7@aa.cs new.
Gel. 81 e2l - old, closing ~ t2I.s2 cash, and
Ell s,G1ls.cc for prime.
Lard-Firmer, l29lS.
whisky--Qoiet-
Tyeights-l.verp0ol, less active.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-13

San FRANCIscO. Dec. IA Mazatlan pa.
per has IN account OF tho evacuation Of that
city Ivy the French and the entree Of Gen.
Corona
Some Liberals tried to seize the American
steamer Continental but were prevented.
Further intelligence concerning the oper.
tons III the Russo. American telegraph ex.
petition received in San Francisco yester.
day says that only 800 miles OF the route re-
main to be explored
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-13

NKw ORLKANs, Dec. 12-Advices from
Tampico announce that both Liberala there
and Mcjis. at San Luis. Potosi, are exacling
heavy forced loans to support their troops.
The New Orleans Tribune insists upon n,
organization by Congress Of provisional or
Territorial government in Louisiana TO 80
percsdc the present. and nominates Thoa J.
Durant for the government. II says all
other Union men who have held Office have
been failures.
The Times to day welcomes the in vestiga.
tion ri the Congressional Committee To
examine the causes Ot the riots.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-13

ST Louis, Dec. 12.-The rulers and mer-
chants Of this city contemplate calling q
Convention OF manufacturers ard bus ness
men of the Mississippi Valley for the pur
pose of establishing = Bureau through
which all necessary information may be
acquired in regard TO crops, manufacturing
operations, shipments and stocks Of grain
and flour at different points and periods
Mcdaniel Paschall, senior editor Of the
Aissoah Regardless dlsi q I O'Clock this
morning. aesd - H commenced The
oldest sditor west Of the Hissiseippl river. II
not Of the ALE gheny mountains. He Was
regarded one Of the bese and most induen-
'ttai citizens Of 81. Louis. and universally
esteemed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-13
LOVeERlDGE,S
VEGETABLE
BLOOD PURIFIER

THIS MEDICINE HAS BEEN PREPARED WITH
great care and sk: knowing i to be the best and
ONLi REAL BLOOD PURiFiERevef offered 10 the
il 70 manufactured mot from .sngie pasture weed
BY mere chance but the n I N.snr.
P TI vEGRTA BE. I give yoa The medicinal
No. The root Of this plant : the medicinal part
hcing an Aterat ~, DiufCtc ard Demulccnt used n
Scrofala Chronic Rheumatism. secondary and Ter
tary syphilis and affections OF the skin, and espec
Tally broken condition Of the system which follows
No. s~Tne ROOD Of this perennial pant |. Al.era-
the treatment of scroinis. Leprosy. syphilis scurvy,
and other skin diseases.
No. s-This perennial herb h Tonic, Aperient and
Diuretic Il acts especially upon the Liver. 10 used
In Dyspepsia, diseases 81 the Liver and Spleen and
q 66it.tsd and irritable conditions Of the stomach
No. SSrii. plant grows in an parts Of the vni.ed
States Il Il Emetic Cathaftic, Alternative and Mar
cotic II excites the whole Olandular System and
us.d is Syphilis. scrofula Rheuma'''m and affections
NJ - s,ela.vs a Ass,,c.a plant ..., The roc,
seisiaies sssd q1ckens the action OF the Liver and
Kidneys, and determines the blood 10 the surface.
No Ths plant s, nssss g .nros
diseases III the Kidneys
80. TIM. shrub grow. in TIE United States. y
"a ess. Ss s s"S Ss so
Of the LAYER, Rheumatic and Chronic Syphilis. slim
ul.tee and ei!sngthsas Aucous Aeabranes, and y
No. s-This plant b common to the United states.
y h Attentive, Diuretic. Diaphoretic and Aromatic.
IL used In ChrDnic Rheumatism, Syphoid Affections.
No. s-This IL the staeKer weed II grove In the
Southern States. The Tabor 10 tho medicinal part.
l. T. Tonic. Di"retie nd Alternative, and s much
You will see, By observing the medicinal properties
ofthe articles given above, that the BLOOD PuRI-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-13
News
mr. TELEGR.APA.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Is.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has pre-
pared q bill to DO submitted 70 Congress
which embraces general custom revenue
Law, and is designed to supercsde al other
laws on that subject, manage ell necessary
provisions fds the regulation Of foreign and
coasting trade, the assignment and collect
ion Of duties on merchandise imported from
foreign countries, and al matters i0medi-
ately pertaining thseste.
6r. Morrill,, chairman of the Senate com.
mittse Of the District Of Columbia, will next
wesk bring up . eonsolidation bill for the
District taking away the powers EFanted
under The charters 10 Washington, George
town and the country. The commission
viii be appointed BY the President, to b
confirmed BY the Senate, who will take
charge Of che District.
The present board Of trustees Of the col>
oesd schools viii be abolished, and but one
school hoard and one house viii be
allowed for both races. II any distinction
b made, it may b separate school rooms
for white and black. The OILY subject
which citisens will b called upon 10 vote
viii b taxes.
The HOUSE COMMITTEE election will have
beioes Il to-day The only case Of the session.
It 70 Thomas against Arnsll. the present
member from one Of the Tennessee districts.
Arnell 10 radicel and Thomas . johnson
man. The latter claims that the election Of
Arnell 10 illegal, because it 10 uncOns:itu.
tional by the present registry Law Of Ten
nessee preventing rebels from voting
The decision will b very important be-
cause Il will form = precedent 1Ur several
similar cases which will como up next Con.
gress.
A dipatch received last night from Sheri-
dan says: Tclegraphed last evening Of good
condition Of affairs in Rio Grande. The act
Of Sedgwick gave rise to no complication,
in fact, Escobedo called on me to ask me
not to hold him responsible for il, Canales'
faction being submerged. was enabled to
release Ortega upon Escobedo promising he
would look out for him. Not city or State
in Mexico takes issue in Juarcz Govern
ment. On my return met Sherman at
Brazos, Santiago, he was en- route with
Campbell for SIatamosas.
J. Landen, official reporter Of the Louis
vile Convention. WAS examined to-day DE.
the committee Of investigation Of the New
Orleans riots.
HousE.-Mr. Stevens introduced The bill
establishing civil government 10 North Car
olina. Referred to Territorial Committee.
The credentials Of the representative from
Alabama was presented and referred.
A resolution that the Postoffice Commit
tee enquire with expediency into re- estate
fishing . southern overland mail route TO
California, and Vas referred
House resolved to adjourn from the goth
until January Sd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-13

np 'hc Org sns of Gcncrntion removing Impotency and
Dc"ty restoring Manlinc-r and full vigor. thus pro
wing pe,'ort = Elixcr of Love- removing Sterity
and Bav-.uncss In both sexes. To the young middle
arrd ard al~si. there IL greater boon than this
" ENurvoi Ltc." u gives lease Of l4fe ca,,s inc
the weak and dcbtacd 10 have renewed strength and
vircv, ~ the entire system 10 thrill with juy and
pcnsrrc. Price. one hottie $2 three bottles 81 sent
Nv s~prces To- any address.
Orr medicines are snd and rccommen dcd by ali re-
epechlc druggists In every part Of the civilized globe
some dealers try TO dcccv" their customers by selling
heap worthless compounds in order 10 make money
,, not dcc'SNcda-k for these medicines and take no
others II NE sku1ssts does not keep them write "a
ns and Wv viii -e<sl them nv express carefulv mack.
cd. hcc iron Us-ssvati0n We will he pleased 10 re-.
.csvc 'escrv VIII. n statements IN regard 10 any dis
ease W: whea, lsdcs gentlemen are afflicted Ad
drcse al ctesss hsr medicines pamphcts or advice ia
the propv. pr. W. X. MERWIN. 81 Walker st., NJ Y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-13
SECOND HAND PIANOS
I'D VEIN PERU COAL,
The Peru Coal COMPANY

HAvlN0 OPENED YARD FOR THE
1lSale Of their Ceal. Offer IL 70 the citizens Of
absolutely free from Dirt, SiaAs and Iron
burning =; NTH : clear, istenss heat without
For Domestic use. IL freedom from Sulphur
ssd other impurities render Il desirable nrt
only on sccoult Of CLEANLINESS, but also in sa-
wing the great amount of labor In keeping 6res
and carrying out ashes and clinkers.
For producing steam, no coal mined in the
West can compete With the "a Vein Peru Cosi.
The most careful asd rigid comparative tests
By two Of the prominent Railroads Of illinois,
have fully decided that the use Of Peru Coal
will save over SIXTY per cent over any other b.
luminous Coal
A constant supply BY ths car load or retail
will q I'll times ~ found It the ysrd. corner Of
Aarrison and Filth streets. Davesport, lows.
aov go d3m.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-13
G. II r lk o u EE PILLS.
~. E'esNnle SgeussSWfor.

Cure Suppscsscd. Excessive and Paul
full MGR essuation. Green sickness. Ness
vwir ard Hpinsl Affections. Psins 10 the
Back. ekk Headache. t;idd inesa and al
d!sss-rp 'hsf spring from irrcymlarity,
by RENEWING the cau-e and all effects
that srire fror, IL. They are perfectly
s'sSs, In ~, ca-ce.cxccp when tovbitlslcn
nv dircrOcn-. and easy 10 administer.
- uscy aee nicely sugar cuafed. They
shUsh hc In handle 81 every Maiden.
Wife sud Mother In the land. Ladies'
Gun address "a III confidence. and state
'heii complaints IN fun. ~ We treat all
F"nsh complaints. and prepare med
icine- -ultghl. i.s all di-c.,-e- which
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-13

q declared that the In comine Cunasd
steamer h to be captured 1t al hasards. and
70 that cod the Estelle he's sailed directly In
tie track OF the expected vessels.
Others will follow rs chance offers. and IL
II the purpose to deiach iortion u the
arms and men on the Este'le to the first
available English craft captured. and thus
improvise another privateer
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-13

NEW ORLEANS, Dec IA special 70 the
7imes from Shreveport states that terrific
tornado passed through Henderson and
Rusl counties. Texas, ON the evening Of the
9Th. killing SIX perso0s. serioualy injuring
twelve, and doing great damage to the sur.
rounding country. Five or SIX houses were
blown down and one wing Of an acadmy,
killing four scholars and seriously mi uring
twelve.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-13

Yon could not well b. subject 10 . much more in
convenient compliant, to ssy nothing 81 s danger Of
Many think diarrhaa OF uis conrequesce. II il :
grave mistake No amount 81 latent health and Wig
~ caa hong Withstand cupstaatiy lo0ss discharge
plainly its sympathy with the disosder. Fortunate
iy. though. there 10 always remedy u hand. and
very inexpeneise one, too. In kadways Ready Relief
you have attack even Of cholera morbus, tea-
synonfnl of the Ready Relief taken every hour
In wne-glasr ofrweetcned water until ease y pro-
cured, will be euro 10 place you ON the road 10 =
rapid recovery bottle Of Radway'e Ready BELIEF,
costing 20 cents, In worth more than nve 1olissj
worth Of prescriptions " the abest ply .cias your
object be to get I'D Of your diahra altogether, and
not merely 10 mp0varly rusp nd IT, operation. Be-
sides this, you viii have Rcaiy Relief enough lsN 70
cure you 81 bilious collie, should such an ailmeut
overtske you or nervous headache, OF Mysteries,
crnmpe. vomiting. pain In the hones and %. Could
anyt thing he more useful and at tho eaps time more
quite family medicine cheat In itself, and prepared
Il ID, Of .ch choice materials. impaired from die
tant parts Of the globe 10 really surprising. In this
lively ANAL snn and then IT. COED enccts are %
immediate nyou have diarrhGa for instance be
you that Railways Ready Relief will promptly BE-
-. s.-sfsKRnEE IN THE ARMY.
$ " June Go. isis;i.. !
DR. RApwAy 4 Co., % ions SrrVr. Ny.
Fony mon In my company Company l. Ith-ca
vounteerr the 9Th day of June 1861 were -%i I'd
with attacks Of Dsrsnra. Dyecn~sy and 9th.
complaints Of the bowels, and rendered inca
pacitated for duty. l distributed auOnR them Had
ways Ready Relief and requested each Snaa 70 tske
II In accordance with the directions Its remedial e.
ects were immediate. and she ms jOrily Of my men
morning. we're present and performed theif duty in
the afternoon. ! Con- der the addition Of Rsdway
Ready Relief 10 the medicine stores Of Regiment
to BE- Of the greatest Importance TO our troops
JOHN WHlTIOCK Cantaln.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-13

Davenpsrs NDarArss A6pors.
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Deesahss Il. loeo.
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Wholesale lOcts per Dbl less.
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wasA-.-Ne. !, el.ss. Extra es.66. M ,,
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-13

n , sra"l envelope tree Ihct cherokee Iil. are ,.d
~ ali dturist. NJ ~ isx. Xix boxes 81 or
ic, ni hy mail tf'r al i~iac. IN ordinary
iitfr i,ofn .,s'' iii,,i lV addressing the sole
p'.rr4e.u IL W. X NEEWIN. NJ " alLrr st. New
lN-s y u: Cherokee" Pills M are prepared for
Anc al ,a-s~ whrt mi,icr medicines inl these arr
s,ri ,v mail postage u &C. on receipt of -, tie lrce
oil each boz.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-13
Rrosn CanaAa,

6wRKTsBuRO. Dec. 11.-Evening The
Court ruled In Deviin's pleas. The prise.
ners arSaigned plead NOT guilty. Their Fri.
ais commence next Tuesday. Court Cd.
iourned vi to mOrrUR.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-13
1T. l.OulD 0RAlN ELEVATOR
cHARaEs R0R STORAGE, &C.

lAepeeeloo. .l-3Oe Il buehel.
It1m mug ss....s..........Ke ousnel.
Web40I0& ..l3<e u lVV -.
N9or9ge-lkcW bsshsl fof 10 days, and
ke 3 buehsl for every subsequent 10 days, Of
ffacsionai part thereof
eackllg, II ssweaT Wheat, Bye and Bar
~, Nc y 6usAsl; CsrS, lie do;i Oats, 5(e do;
saas 4 TIED. Ne 49,
1Dray1ge-To Steamers, in sacks-Osts
10 = bueAeIf WheaA, Oora and Rye, lkc do |;
Barley edo. 70 within limits bounded north
By Nesth Market street, west by rihssntl. street.
south By Chouteau Aveaue, q bulk Or u sacl,
NE y bushel beyond shove limits e do. 70
All Dray - from the Eisvstor controlled b.
The Company. BY esdet IT he Boosd.
ADr2S-dlv 30HN4. SMITH. Sse'y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-13

WAsHlNoToN, Dec. l2-SRNAfE.-Mr.
Morgan introduced joint resolution present.
Ing thanks of Congress 70 Mf Field for sue.
ceesfully laying the Atlantic Cable.
The District Of Columbia suffrage bill
was taken up.
Nj. Brown, Of Missouri, maintained that
sufsfage should be universal without rcstric.
tions. AZ to race the question was ON M.
CowanS amendment TO extend franchise to
femalee
Mr.. Davis argued that It was q fixed
American principle that suffrage belonged
only TO the whites.
ssSprsgue advocated. Buckalew opoosed.
M. Trumbull introduced . resolution r..
questiDg the President to inform the senate
whether any persons have been appointed
tOsooceeDtoeo lass odjouenment Of Senate
to I'LL vacancies existing prior to that I'd
journmenA particularly II such 10 not the
csee u segafd - The s1rveyof Of Philadsl-
phia.
Hous.-ls. Blaine introduced . resolu.
ton authuFisiue the committee on VA asee
OF loyal oteta6 70 tspoet bi1l anthuRixing
taxeta0a Of too end . half nils Per cent
81 Na1booal banhs for tlns payneal of such
debt. al4 -''-r-
objected to and laid over.
The resolution Of Price relative to The 10.
laid over.
The resolution declaring tAae % State Of
The South refusing 70 afcps Ne eoeoeitution.
o. amendment be admitted 70 representation
was laid over
The credentials Of b. II. Eppcrson, Of
Texas was presented and referee to the
election comnlittec
The bill for repeating the law of ITO.
which provides for no trial for treason after
the expiration of three years, was taken IN,
debated and recommitted to judiciary com
mittee.
The bill authorizing the President IN cor.
fer the brevtt rank on all officers an,s,;rssd
to the regular army for gallant services IN
tie volunteer service, ps.seed,
The bill of the last s, .ssion resulatiy,, ,ho
peace establishments Of the army Wa M.
ported and tabled.
The bill regulating appointments y,.. 10.
hated at great length.
Reoaan Rrlv1seer sailed.
NEW YORK, Dec. 12.-Thc World has a
special Bcstqe diqne6h Which saysa Fenisa
privateer 10 stated to have SUCCESSFUL eln6esi
Federal vigilance. and TO have sail ID from
fscm NewburypUss several daye no. the
net Of last week. ~ svkfs for the Iii s. coast.
The vessel In queeti0n e alleged 10 be the
schooner ksselie. Of 700 tHns burde n. And i
ssid to be aimed With the most imsroved
and destructive ordinance, suited q calibre
10 that Of the vessel, with rifled 6 mound
pivot gun an go to contain . pi .ke6 esev
Of more than@y0o men. who have seen~ - \
vice ON our isonelads. Lieut.. burke. her
was master's mate |, the navy
during ,he war, and distinguished himeelf a
Roanoke and Cd Mobile. One 81 his 49,. !.
tants, Lieut.. Devesny, served en- he nm
T~As,,~~ ~~ksl~ H. 0~--a U--OS -
4 o6s iimt Ish6efs nals q the fsncss |
A1hnamn ~ t11et 701Sn hevc iii 49, l
DQGv1Ds IA = rA3@@ss
F0u1uwND ~ ~ l1ulupe leovinSs
loe leu1on6A 1WheG6 i1sued letten Of moru1S
Nd ief6EIle q ~ 111alls - mpsure. slSS.
Of 0sglspy ~ 4oilA ysels ont sf MT :.
nj w61o11pho 4941guoneeE ~ CArea' ~
Ne Atlantlc TOO ~ Tor British ahiN Il
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-13

ALBANY, Dec. ls.-At the election OF the
Censs~l Railroad today Henry Kip Vas
elected President and w. T. Fargo, Vics
President
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-13

RrOm aoeh0oad
RlcnMoND. Dec 12.-It ID stated that only
four members Of the Legislature can be re-
ment.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-13
LOUIS BERGE 4 CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS

WmrcrOO0mn. ~ lBbceckeT Stes
(Second Block West ot Brosdwsyss New York.
t1>Ihe Pianos ms nufactnred ny thla nrn are en-
dorre ~ all IT, leading artsts Of the coantry for
their powerful clear brilliant and sympathetic f0ne
alec for their durability and excellent workmanship
lDctmves oeOse wood Pianos with
our 6aANc FagScH REPEATING AcTicS. carved lcgr,
scroll deck and Tyre. and written guarantee for
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