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pR. DE A.NIDRAE'a
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-06

pectlod political complications in Mexico, tie
United states must wait tIG shock according tO
their aGD V. 1T is already kugWn to the govern.
ment of Ffa1ce that the United States are not
preparing TO r. COgni2e amOuarChial and European
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DR, MAGeIELPs PILLS,

AS snttbOus remedy the following extracts from yarou
letters will hoped, Of sufficient Importance to Justify
the quoting of them here:
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WORLDS FAIR, LONDON.
THALBERG's OPINION.

THALBERG's OPINION.
II consider Chcering Sons Pianos beyong Comparison,
he best nave seen in America. g. c rrt,rproc
chairman Of Jury on Musical INSTRUMENTS"
Among the chief points of excellence Of the CHICKERING
PIANOS OF which speak the renowned Artists in their con
rtulatory testimonials the Messrs Cdictern are the
greatest possible Depth Richness and Volume Of Tone com
bned with Brliancy Cearnea and Perfect EFenness
throughout the Entire Scale and above ALL surprising Du-
ration of Sound the pure sympathetic quality Of which
never changes the delicate powerful toucs
During the past forty years this firm has manufactured
10000 Pianos,
in the construction Of which they have introduced every
known and valuable Improvement. Thsy bare invariably
been selected and by all the worlds acknowledged GToRt
Artists who visited this country both for
private and public use.
THALBERG.
II consider chckerng < Sons Pianoe beyond compa'i-
SON. the best have seen in America"
GorTsCHALK.
81 consider Chickerng Sons Pianos superior to any in
the world, e,,,,,. c,o,;.;o. o,s a. ~.
Harmonious Of .heir Tone There is perfect no
mogene throughout all the rester Ihe upper notes are
any instrument while the bass is DISTINGUISHED for power
without hsrshness, and for a magnificent sorority"
wEHLI.
Your Pianos superior to any have eVe seen in this
country in Europe. -, -
u have never heard perfect it yields every ex
preston needed in music and its quality is capable o.
change to every sentiment This power and is
derived from perfect purity of its Tone, together With lis
Sympathetic Elastic and Wel-balancel Touch"
POzNANsKI.
,Durng the past eight years have constantly played npon
the Justly celebrated Erard Pianos the only nsru
mens that have found either here in Europe to equal
them in all their points of excellence"
wasson's Art Journal of Nov. II, 1866 says MADAME
Abel performed the Chckering BRAND, which tool
The Gold Medal the Fair of the Massachusetts Charitable
Mechanics Association, held at Boston last month,
modest instrument we ever heard in ConeeF
Room
Imay be satisfactory patrons and friends TIL
public large state that testimonials have been receive
from Leading Artists who have visited or are now re
siding in the United States few OF whose Names beside
those above we append:
LEO De MEYER r HOFFMAN,
| M STRAKOSCH ALFRED JAEL,
| GUSTAV SATTER, JULIEN,
| II. SANDERSON, ]. BENEDICT,
| ARTHUR NAPOLEON,
And Many Others.
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New YoRK CoEoNERs.-The colOners of New
York are driven With business-they are running
1t into the ground.
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DR. u. WHITES INSTITUTE
1Sg 0ARoNDELET sTREEE
San. WA.

The sst aim human beiagss happiness and happiness
implies health OF body and mind
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GALL1GMAN's PILLS
jog
CHILLs AND FEVER.
a Certain Cure /!
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ias other minerals they will care the most o.
Btinats cases of
GE1TBLS AND FEVER,
PERfoDIgAL HEADACHE
NEURALGIA,
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wazds.
Aghsn's Pills and have never n S them
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LONDON, January Il, 1866.

James " Welhi, ESD:
My Dear SRI great pleasure in asking to convey
to Messrs Chckerng the expression OF highest approval
of their instrument consider merely the Best In
American Manu- that have tried but one
of tile Finest Grand Piano Fortes that hns nader
nv observatun that the hesrs Chckerng may we'll be
proud Of having from their manutaetory nsru
ment which, for Touch Quality, Power and Workmanship ii
would be very difficult surpass in any part this wide
"'''1 N'" N'' 80 GHAS. D. COLLARn,
Firm of Collad Colard Piano Forte Manuacturs london
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CAB ID.

tits with feelings Of pride American manufacturers that
we publish the following testimonials which have been re-
ceived by us recently:
European Testimonials.
Received during the month of August, 1866.
LONDON, July %, 1866.
Messrs Chickering Sons:
GESTs-I have much pleasure in inclosing document
anpd Wv the first Composers Musicians and Professors in
Europe your Pianos in such high estimation wide my
cprtiae) that felt my duty take of them with
to Erope to ascertain opinion professional brethren
The ncosed Certificate will how unanimous they have
been on subject. beg forward at the same time,
received from lriend Mr. Colard, which am sure
must he graft ying to you.
JAMES NJ. WEHLI.
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LONDON, August sd, 1856.

James N. Wehl Esq:
My Dear Sir-As you going back to the United Sta
must beg you remember kindly to the MesSrs CHECKER
ing Tell them deli hteS with heir Grand Piano Forte
good Instrument think turned out both
in Touch and Zone Wishing you, etc,
remain ever truly
II. :. BROADWOOD,
Firm of / Broadwooa & Sons, Piano Manufacturers.
LONDON.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-06
LONDON, July 90 1866.

Mcssre Chickering & Sons
Gens- Just been aved by Messrs COllard to try
Grand Piano Forte manufactured ny yoa and have no hesl
taton ndorsing the opinion of my old friend Mr. {.
CuGr That it is the finest instrument eyar paS ed on
Believe mo, gentlemen, most faithfully yours,
j. Il. uATTON.
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MEDICAL.

NE. MAsGIEGsS PILLS AND sA.LVE-
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FOB oUFANEoUs DISORDERS
DIR. MAGGIEI,s PILLS
Eaeh Esoa Contalns % Pllla.

Each Boz Contains 1@ Pills.
ONE PILL Is A DOSE. s9
aa- NorIcz-None genuine without tbs engraved trade
mark around each pot or box, aigned By DOCTOR J.
MAGGIEL New York, TO countsrfeit which ia felony,
no. Sold by respectable Dessrs in eaeines throughout
tho United States and Canada q eeatsper box pot
BARNES WARD Il CO., Agents,
New Orleans.
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CHICkE32ING pianos.
Cl1ITCKE.RIN0 81 sONs- ~ IT

QUICK E. GING 81 SONS
Established 1872
--MAaUF AcrUnERs Of .....
GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
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CHICKERING l. sons
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PIANO FORTEs
Are now as they have been considered THE BEST
AMERICA, having been awarded
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