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The national Republican., 1867-02-07
THE LAST PLAN.

The Reconstruction Committee Of the
House have again incubated, and its last act
surpasses oil It's other efforts in the direction
Of revolution. The new programme wipes
out utterly the present State governments of
the Southern States; divides the South into
five military districts, each to be governed
by army officers Of at least the rank Of Brig.
adler Generali gives the right to arbitrate all
matters Of life and property by military trib.
unals; forbids the judges Of the United States
courts from issuing writs Of habeds corpus,
and in one blow strikes down oil civil gov.
ernment, establishing in their place military
rule. The most extravagant radical ought
to be satisfied with this bill, as It suspends
the Constitution over a third part Of the
country, and ignores the authority Of the Su.
preme Court. We understand that this
measure, which seeks to transfer millions Of
people from civil to martial Jurisdiction, is
to be rushed through, under party tactics,
after single hours debate. Who says this
is not free and enlightened nationP
The national Republican., 1867-02-07
TWO RICHMONDs IN THE FIELD.

We observe that the Richmond Dispatch
and Richmond Examiner are very much
alarmed at two announcements Of plain fact
made in our columns on Monday morning last
about Gen. BUTLER. Don't be frightened, gen.
tlemen. We simply nailed two infamous
falsehoods. Don't you neglect to do the
same thing, else you fail to be just. The
letter signed B. F. BUTLER" replied to by
PoNERoY, was forgery. General BUTLER
had nothing to do with the ASHLEY impeach-
ment abortion. If our Southern friends have
come to be SO hard up for ammunition with
which to fight an enemy that they will insist
that falsehood is truth, as against him, then
there is no doubt that they need recon
struction." Our columns shall not be pol
luted thus to serve any man or any cause.
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MARRIAGES..

On "Wednesday, June 18th, 1857. by Rev ". H. strat.
tou At the rcsdence OF tho brides mother Mr. Thomas
II. White and kiss Mamie T. Henson, all Of Anderson
On Wednesday, Juno 10Th, 1867, by Rev. W. H. strat,
ton at tho residence OF the brides mother, Mr. William
Lee and Mim Julia Y. Robinson. both Of Anderson.
ByW. q. pagwell, Esq. onlThursday. The 18th inst
Mr.. John Die to Mtss Nancy Cannon both Of Spartan
burg.
IN Palmetto Georgia. June 4th, by Rev. James Rain.
water, Ar. J. B. r. srni OF tho former place. to Mfaa
ANNA B. Whitman, formerly OF spartanburg District
Near Mayssyile, Juno 6th, by Rev. J. B. lIaci Mr.
Hugh Strong. Principal OF the Mayesvilo Academy and
Miss cornelia IL Gregg
At the ssr1e time and place. by Rev. J. B. Mack Mr.
j. Witherspoon Cooper and Miss Louisa J. Gregg
At IAneAster the 10Th instant the residcnce OF
B. Thompson. by J. O. Socrrst, Esq. Mr. F. @. Est
ridge to Aias T. O. 4anible.
On tho 9th inst, by Rev. NJ. @. Barnett Mai. o. W.
Wnn OF Lsurens District TO Miss Molie Long, OF Union
District
At tbs resdenco Of Col. 7. v. walah on Thursday,
May e0tb. BY Rov. r. Furman, DID,, Mr.. Thomas z.
Flowers, and Miso Matilda A. Mach, both Of Sumter,
q o. -
On tho 17th ST. T. r. Resves to Miss g. F. MCMILLAN
by the Rev. Q. A Anderson. all OF Marion District
on tho 10Th inat. by sho Rov Hugh Moody, NJ Eicho-
Las saefson, TO hiss Celia Lee, all OF Marion District
On Ihursday, tho 18th instant, by the Rev DE- Tur.
NOR Mr John Robinson 10 Mias Griroa Russell all OF
Abbovnle. , Nh - / -
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ORDINANCE
TlHE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is PUBLISHED

TIHE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is PUBLISHED
l. for The information Of all concerned
AN ORDINANCE TO REGULATE THE CLEANSING PnrvIEs
AND VAULTs In THE ConronArE LIMITS CITY.
!. Bo II ordained BY Tho Mayor aud Aldermen, That
from and alter tho ratification OF this Ordinance ehn
not be lnwul for any person 10 cleanse the
oontcnts Of Vaults Prisies within tho limits OF the
city, without having previously obtained license the
Same; all anch licenses 10 cxpre tho 3IBt DcccnbeI
of every nnd DO subject to all requirements impos
Cd BY Ordinances regulating tho granting OF Liconsca
DrayH and Carts.
IL That tho use of Barrels In opon Carts and Wagons
Ia prohibited and parties applying for Lcenso will DO rc
qured % provide closed Carts suitable for the purpose
ofth duard Hoses, during tue day. hs or their In
tenton 10 such work during the ensuing night in the
Lower Wards such rvport 10 bu mado 10 tho Main
House. III tho Upper Wards 10 Upper Guard House.
". Tho place pacos for tho deposit of such OFF,
shall DO designated from tmo 10 time by tho Mayor
v. Eycry Gwner or driver OF euch Licensed Cart
any other person who sha violate any Of tLs provisions
Of dis Ordinance, shall neglect refuse 10 observ,
the same, Of them shall forfeit aud pay for each
offence luo rot 10 exceed twenty dollars be en-
forced by tic Mayorin his Court. recovered in any
other Court of competent Jurisdiction.
Ratified In City Council this seventh day OF May In tt
year OF our Lord ono houasnd eight hundred aud siI
tysevon.
IL 81 p. O. aAIILARD,
". II. SMITH, Mayor
Clerk OF Council amo biny 10
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sTTHE BALE OF THR PLANTATION BIT
TRRs In without precedent In tho history OF tho world
Thdrn II NO secret In the mhtor. They at the
most speedy strengthening health.rostorer dis
covered requires but single trial to understand
this. THAR purify can always ho relied upon. They
aro composed OF the celebrated oasays BArh c,scarlia
Bark. DAndellon Ohamomile Flowers, Lavender
Flowers, Wintnrsreen. Anise oloyerbuds, oransspee
anaferooi, CsrawAy, Ccriarder, Busdooi,
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From the Contemporary Feyie,c.l
Snkyn nfcuni MT Bodhimnndu.s

Al l.,t re.cG tho shore;
Tho and blllows all oycrpast;
E.ss E.ss sSasies ssR sPsasG susIafnUss ffasasd'
las ia duo mood Of blessings at tho last.
Vigil and fiat wcro right
Th0y yratson mo out or night,
Each came with power to purify and bless;
But now. hs crown OF NIL.
Tho cold. dark shadows fall;
sink and fsil In uttor Nothinsnoss.
Oh. bliss beyond comp,re,
pu,bsS G o1drT nSSss 3S' q, nor eaIc M, .
The oonsciouihcss intense
Oflodng lower sonso
Hotbang, With Tho memory OF HfeI
Just "a In haschisch dreams
When ylsions glorious Yield 10 siumbora deep.
81. through all umo's oIpansc.
Findsls high bliss In ovcrlaauns slcop.
Just as when mu.io floats,
It's subuost aweetost notca.
20 tho intensesi bliss
Is when We know but this
Know wo ARC not with notthGr JOY nor pain.
AL good deods dono to man,
When arst our work began.
In clear Nirvana's day
Ihcy melt and pass away
Who counts tho atoms that in sunshine Hoat7
As whom In ocoan's waYo
Tho rain-drop ands grave,
10 shall the cleansed soul
Plunge IN tho tonndeas whole,
And, seehng freedom. Into nouBht retreat
For drcary wero Tho range
Through BctnB's endless change,
Baso flrm. Of brute. or lower blrthB OF man;
y nm. a..R Rr4a 9GiasiUns sHnS SG Sfosnod. 5''ns
To ond at last ns poor IA we began
sun woary wnr to wage
Against disease and ago,
Bent limbs. dim Oyes weak brain and failing breath
ThHDuul al IN.
TO know Tho .smO vain strife.
And taste thousand times tho bitterness ofdoathi
Dull. o. tho rapture doep
When vi dons self has nupood tho thric blcs. SOUL
Whom every sound is hushed
And DER esch senso havo rushed
Tho mighty waves that from Niryana roll
Than live thus overwrought,
Deceived aud mocked, and captive led and blind;
Than ali this sore distress.
Whore brute. dull mattor triumphs ovor mind
And il this. then. tho endf
And docs our biss depend
On moving that VIC sre not what NO seem2
e there no deeper Joy
That nothing can destroy
Il this, for all who live.
To eutor on Tho % iroar and d. d.SIsoSso I sstI night;
To feel the boundless void,
Whrro botng lies destroyed,
And sehS lost In nothing in6nitef
wero II not better far
To know not that are,
To loso the worry sense OF beings pain,
Tlnu si to watch tho spark
OfnEe through all the dark,
Aud tromblo lest 1t burst in aames hgaini
Yea the true wfsdoTn's way,
The only perfect day,
I5 pure, uot-6epg, nothing Hbsolute
1he dark abyss profound
Wharo comos nor light nor sound,
And the vast orb Lies mouoness and mute.
K Il. PLUhrTRE-
sAt Bodhimandn is the sacred ng tree "the treo
wisdom" which all Buidhists reverence "a having wi
messed their founders attainment OF >irvann urd hi
oonse11ent Identification with Buddhn or tho suprem
Intelligence.
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tho Beard and uoir in au almost miraculous manner. 1t
las boon used by Tho elite OF Paris and London with tho
most aattcring success Names OF all purchasers will
be registered and II entire satisfaction In not aLvou In
every instance the money will be chcerny refunded.
rricu mail, auaod aud postpaid 81. Descriptive cir
culars nnd testimonials mailed freS. Address BERG E
SHUTS CO., Chemsts. No. 2Sa River street Troy, n
T., Solo Agents for tho United States
March 80 ~
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10000 PIANOS.

In the construction Of which they have sysry
known and valuable improvement They hasa Inysrs-
kot9d great artists who have yisitod this country
professionally, both for private and public usa
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NOTlCE,
OFFICE CLERK OF CouNcn.-THE FOLLOWING
" clnuRO Of Section OF "Ordnancc TO aIso Sup
plea for thoyo,r 1907" publshed for tho Information
OF porsons selling Goods by sample otherwise who
not residents Of this city All such PERSONS hereby
notified to report nj this of1ce.
"Threo dollars ovory hundred dollars Of all goods
sold In this city by rsons not residents. by sample
othorwiso." w. H. SMITH,
March Clerk OF Council
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COMMERCIAL.

Tho Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFIcE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NHWs,l
cnAnLfsToN Friday Evening, June %, 1857
There was only o moderate demand sales ~ bales,
on the basis Of previous quotations. say 49, At 2o
Sat "a n At u; and 8 at 2kH. wo quote;
Hiddlinal '....''.'''''..............- 2s9EH
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S.--T.-1880-X. &c.

They are especially recomm onded 10 clergynan pub
iespeafera and persons Of literary hibIta and seae.
hr5 LIE, who require iroo digestion, rsllah for food
and clsar mental taonltes
Delicate fomaleI and weak persons certain 10 and
In these Bitters what they have long looked for
They purify, strengthen and invtgorate-
They create healthy sppetta.
Thoy arc An antdote 10 change Of water and diet
They overcome effects Of dissipation and Late hours
They strengthen tho syutsm and onllyon the mind
They prevent missmsho and intermittent fevefa.
They purity the breath and acidity OF tho stomach
Thsy oure DyspepAia and Constipation.
They euro Diarrhna. Cholera and Cholera Morbua
/ Thsy cure Lver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
Thay aro the bed Ritters In tho world Thoy mako
the weak strong, and srs o1h.usted natures great
| reAtoror.
Tho following startling and emphatic statements can
be ssen at our omoe.
Letter Of Rer. z r. onis1 Chaplain Of the lo7tbINsw
York Regiment:
-.,' NEia Aoau1A CnH1x. March eth. 1863
Owtngfto tho great exposure and terrible deoompos
Hon afsef tho battle Of Anstar was utterly prosrnt
Cd and very rief. Hy stomach would not retain
cine. An artelo cailod Plantation Bters prepared By
Dr.. DRAKE, OF New York, wal prescribed TO give me
FrsngtA and IN sppehta To my great surprise thoy
gave mo Immediate rslsk Two botuos alnost allowed
mo 70 toin my regiment. Ihaye eincs seen
them used In many cases, ana Am fee TO say, for hos
Rer u. =. CRANE. ohsplsin.
Latter from the Row r. < anDs. 81 oaIrsvHls, Pa
aEzFLnra:-You were kind enough, ON . formsr co.
casion 70 send me bali dox1en bottles OF Plantation
Bittoru for 50 60 Ny wife having derived % much
bensnt from tho use OF those Bitters desire ,er 10
contnus thes and you viii please send ak bottles
more Tor tho money enclosed.
lam, yesy truly yo1rs,
H.. dILDs. Pastor Ger A Church,
soIDl,1s HON. sqs..u..,ons: o.nc.l
u- ououaA1I, ONO, Jan. 18th, 1883
Isaye sivsn your Plantation Btt.r. to hundreds OF
ear nobs soldiers who stop here moro or les. dssblsd
nom various causes, and tho eject is marvellous and
srsHtytns.
Buoh preparation - this is heartily wish In ore.y
family In every hospital and hand on sysry bsttls
asid. a. w.D. AspRHws. superintendent
Or. W. A. o1Ips. Surgeon Of Tho Tenth Vermont Re-
ginsnt vrttes:"i wilh srsry soldier had bottle OF
Plantation Bittora They arc the most enootlVe Dor
est and harmless tonic eIer ussd."
wnILlD's Horu,r
wAumaTos. D. O., Hay 27d, 1859.
aHErInEz;-Ws require anothsr supply Of yuur
Plantation 8lttsrs. the popularity wheh daily In.
creases with Tho sussts OF our house.
Respectfully.
SYKES, CHADWICK 10.
do &c. DC. &c. &c,
Bo that every bottle besrs tho fac-simile Of our
signature steel plate Liable, with our private stamp
ovor the cork.
p. Ii. DRAKE & CO.,
NO. aoa BROADWAY, NJ.
Sold BY Ill respectable Druggists Physicians. eroeer.
Saloons and country Hossldsalcrs
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WEIlLl.

Your Pianos are supsnor 10 any hare sysr seen in
This country or In Europe.
have nsysr hard tons 20 perfect, u yaids evsry
dIprosaion that needed in Eauato and Ia quality In
capable OF change to meet every sentiment Ths q q
rars power and 10 derived from tho perfect purify OF
y, tone tosethef with ts sympstheto eashe and asn
PonHAmsKI.
During the past eight ysarp haya constsntIy plsysd
Upon he justly oeeb1tsd Errd Pianos; yours srs the
only instruments that have iound, ed.hsr hare or In
Europe TO equal them IN ali their points Of e1oalenoo
IL may be satisfactory 70 our patrons and friencs
anong the largo 70 stas that teamon hAyo
poen received from al the leading artsts who hsyo
Hted or arc now residing La the United stass fs1 OF
LEO pl MEYER, I OUBTAy HkTTRH
ALFRED JAEIs 8 BENRDIUT
II. eANDER8ON, Ar aTBAKOAUn,
n HOFFMAN, JUIiIEN
ARTHUR NAPOLEON.
And many others.
~ NJ n LLgsyRATED A1BUhs AHD pR1oa LIsm
64AT By MAIL,
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TIALBER0,
GOTTHCIIALK,

consider ohekohng q aons' Pianos bayond com.
parson, the best haye over ssen In America. =
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RosM-Rls t$en In fair ipqulry to-day, sad VA quote
sales Of l025 bb!s At q sQa2 60 for coont "a 10 for
srausd % 1Sss for ~ soat 80 or No q Ies1 %
baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE. Juno 2I.-CoTrKx.-won nolco saics Of
100 bags NO. oIstoamor Of Now York, bought aud sold
on baltimore ecoount, and 100 bags DO from second
hands, both on tormt not transpirr j. :
CorTps.-Thcro wcre sold to-day 100 balos Low Md.
dlius Upands at % cents aud % bales ddlnX do at 3s
cents. . ~ /.
FLoun-Tboro Ia ratIer moro inquiry for shipment 10
Tho West Indies and tho British Provinces and somo
considerable sacs bAyo been mado recently, though moi
before reported. Stocks arc very much reduced and
tLrlcca lnrnx nal lIta1I
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iesnz!ae: chietaring q Bonr Pianos superior 10 sny
La the world. - -
They nnryalled Tor th or singing qualities and for
The harmonious roundnosn OF their fona Thoro IN \
perfect houogeneiiy throughout all tho registers. Tho
upper notes arc remarkable for oiearnesl purity
which do not fnd ln any other instrument willis The
paso dhtnguAhed for po1ot without hsfshneSs, And
for magnificent sonority, I7' :
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, juno s2T-FNANorAI-aoLD-In good de-
msndi brokers arc buying at 1877 and selling At lss.
ooTroN-Marfet has bean rather quiet today, There
wM good demand for nno Cotton at about 2ic ktrct
Mddng and $50 for selected lots Sales amounted 10
2e9 bales m fnlloxs bs al a. 20 at 21H. "a t 22 IL at
~ At 231. 28 at 284, at a. and 06 bales
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snrnu.N Houu. omo.oo. m =

PakA1Ah aOUhks OHlO2uO, ILL.,
= February IL, 1888.
Mrsans p. 81. DaAkB 90. :-Pleaso sond u . another
twelve case1 Of your Plantation Bters. Aa morning
sppoter thcy sppear to bnye superseded everything
elso and arc greatly eateemod-
Yours, do, GAGE q WAITE,
Arrangements are now oomplotei TO supply any do
mAnd for this article. which has not heretofore been
posaIhle
Tho public may rest assured that in no csse will the
perfectly puro standard OF tho PLANTATION BrrrHns be
departed rom. Every bottle bedrf he facsimile Of
nsIcfure on Hesi Piate e'rarin2 Or oannst be Se
uinc.
Any Perton pretending 10 fcg PLANTATION DrrT1ns IN
bulk or by ne gaiioH II r,rndter asd ippoiter Beudrt
9 r{fAed bottles, See ehdt our Private Stamp q DRnr-
rILLIxD ereTy cork. - u
Sold by all DrugYEts drooars and Dealer thr
ths country.
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Consigneos Per South Carolina Raiirond
.Iune

juno 28.
288 bales Cotton SO bales Mdzo 20 bbs Naval Stores
~ rolls Leather, cars Lumber, car Old Iron and
sundrss. To Wilbur, Doman Brolhers Daw
son CO. q Agent w Beo 4 Co, Courtensy Il Tron.
holm. Wharton Petseb, II Goldsmith & Bon EbauQb
Malioneo. Rayencl Co. @ w Clark Go, z Rodgers
q GO. Desauasure, D Kirkpatrick, fe1gusGn 4
ConsiBsees per Northoastern Rilroad,
Juno 2s.
=, !N hbls Naval Stores. ~ bales Cotton, car Stock
AaHet &c 10 Rayenel Co. W Roach, d z 0iIchrfst'
Qrneser, Leo, Smith Co. Bspaett Co adams Froei :
GO. Holmos stoney, " RJIn. J FIt1sibbon.
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GA r d.

It's with feelings Of pride American manufacturers
that We publish tho following tostnonale woh bsvn
bean received by recently:
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DR.. HTS
REJUVENATING ELIXIR,
or, Essence or Ljfs.

SS&%HpMlzil2r Cures General Ds6liiy, Weat.
SSSSSGXIN> ness, Hysterios n Fs1ndles
sAS&3f A&kM& Pdlpisdffon Of ne Heart and
@>3X: az NercotH Uisedtes It re.
-TsS4f= stores now life aud vigor 10 the
Z" IL -. pSs.,-- aged, cauhing tho hot blood Of
6o,a ~ III. ~ -. youth to course the yeins res
Gre a,iir,ofld yoi6 toring tho Organs Of 0ensrd-
1et1 ije"-so doss tfon, re,nerfH1 I'm npofsncy and
his EffIfr Tejupen. DEBILITY, reitorin0 Mdnansss
ofe tbs sIIie'i and and FIJI rf0or, thus proyipQ
opffeo's dteass perfect Effcfr' Of Loren fe-
moving Sfsrfiify and Banonness 10 boih sexes To
the young, mde.aged, and aged there Ia no grestsr
boon than this Elixir OF Lie" II sIses new
lease OF lfo, causing tho woak and dsbilitated to
have renewed strength and sigor, and tho enlro
system to thrill With Joy and pleasure. l-,,
Price, ono bottle q ; threo bottles %. sent BY
express, to my address sMs ,ff',II y, t
Our medicines are sold and recommended BY all
respectable droggista 10 every part Of tho civilized
globe; soms unprncipled dealers, however, try to
dceeiyo their customers by selling ehesp and worth
les, compounds In order 10 mako money, Be net
deecived--Ask for these medicines and take no
otherh II tho druggist does not keep them, write
:. e. snS es 81 om g iSs1 h y
70 receive letters with flll statements In regard to
any disease with which ladies or gentlemen arc
afflicted Address all letters for medfines pamph.
lets, or advice, to tho solo proprietor, n
Or ". B. MERWIH, 81 Walker ST., Z. z.
may - ,s.. WIN lyI
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gtesmer Pilot Boy, MoNslty, s,yann.h via Beaufort
md Uuton Head. hdke. To Ferguson Il Holmes, Il
nalns. Southern Express Company, French, 4
Wont to Sen Ycstrrriay.
Steam tug Alert, Painc o Northern port
schr Mfino Law, johnson, Beaufort, NC.
From this Port.
SHIP Mary Ogden, Hathaway. Liverpool, Juno 0.
UP for this Port.
6ehr Callsta, Jones, at boston, Juno II.
schr Hannibal. Hawkins ct Now York, Juno IL.
Cleared for this Port.
sohr Moonlight, stutes. at BALTIMORE Juno 81.
Sailed for this Port.
Steamship E soudcr Lobby from Now York, Juno a.
LIST OF VESSELS
Up. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL
Ship n winthrop. Stuart. sailed. Juno
Dr bark Flllo do rhr. Evans, eacl MAY II
Tho Tryphcnla. Harding sailed. May IS
Slip Annie Kimball, Lincoln, sailed MAY IL
Tho Johannes, Rutcr, sailed. May 10
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON.
sehr Galistn, Jonos. up Juno a.
Sctr lsabellh, HeokB, cleared. June 20
NEW roRx.
Seamahp d Souder, Lobby. sailed. May n
Scnr HahniDal nnwkinB, VI: Juno IL
Schr Jonas Smith, Nichols cleared. Juno IL
oenr hneflcus Moss, up...'.. .Juio IL
PHILADELpHIA.
Steamship Alliance, Kelly sailed. Juno II
DAETMonE.
Schr Nr onlight Stutcs, cleared. Juno 21
Steamship Soa Dull, Dutton called. Juno a
schr crunmcr. cranmer. cleared Juno II
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EUROPEAN TESTIMONIALS,

Received during he month Of august, 1860.
-, LONDON, July 26. 1857.
composers, musici.ns and professors IN Europe held
eatel that felt my duty to one Of them with me
10 Europe. 70 ascertain tho opinion OF my professional
brethren. Tho enclosed certificate will prove how
unanimous they have been the subject. 1 bog to
H. r. sS n4s so x. S%s s,', IGsved
fhave tho honor to be. gentlemen. yours yory truly.
Lonpoa, January II, 1855
ny DEAN s1n: have great pleasure In a.kins youto
convey to Mesars Chioisring the expire sion OF my
not merely The best Instrument Of American manufso.
ture that bsve tried, but Of the aest Grand
the Mesara ohieisrina may weu 30 proud Of hiTins
turned out from THAR manuf.ctory an instrumOnt
would be very doult to surpa.a iu any part of the
Dear sir yory sincerely yours,
0H4s D. ooLLARp,
Firm Of ooll,rd ooliArd, Plano-forto Manufacturers.
LONDON. August %. 1855.
INT DIAn sIR; al you are going back to the United
statos %nst beg yop @ 70 rsmem9cr % mo kindly 70 tho
their Grand Pl,no-iorteai good an i..trprsn hink
a s0ds sEsr turned out: oon In touch andttr.
Wishing you. So, remain eyssh Iy.
Il. F. BROnDWOOD.
Firm Of L Brosdsood q sons, Piano.forte MInufse.
turers, London.
LoEDoH, July 2o 1855.
keifrs. CAickerir2 q Som:
GENTS: have Just Ueen Invited by Messrs ooard TO
try Grand Piano.forte manufactured by you, and
hAyo heaiiaon iu ondoraipg the opinion my old
friend mr. O. D. Coiard ThAt It IL tho nEeat In.
strumentI ever plsyed on.
Believe mo. gentlemen, most faithfully yourz.
J. l. HATT0N.
Ttimonial, from e oa distingutIaed Artist, in Europe
10 4eisrs Caiektrino d Sons:
LONDON. July IS. 1855.
Ohictoring Sons. OF Boston and Now York, I have
much pleasure In testtfying 10 Its general excellence
For sweetneas and brillihncy Of tone, dslcacy OF
touch and magnificent power for concert PURPOSES
consider It . really grand PlAaoTolTs, AND DECIDED
II THE BEET HAVE sEKr OF AMxn1olH MANUFACTURE.
g. A. OSBORNE tALFRED JhRLI.
W. KUHK tLINDSAY BLOPRH "
JULES BENEDICT. J. MOaOHRLRS, 4
n. ": BALfE. ProL OF 0onacryatore do
OHAR HALLE. Leipzig,
DRINLEY RIOHARDS. 9. ARTHUR oHAPPEL.
RENE FAYAA9ER Director Of Monday Con.
SYDNEY SMITH. oerts London.
Among tho ohiofpoInts OF eIcclenco Of tho Chioisr-
Ing PAnos Of which speak the renowned artists In their
oopgratuIatory testimonials to Messrs OhicferinR
the greatest possible dopth richness and volume or
tone, combined with rara brilliAney. olearness and
perfect evennoss throughout the entire scale: and,
Above all. Eurprisng duration Of sound tho pure and
sympathetic qualify OF which changes under the
most delicate powerful touch. '
During tho past forty three years thls Arm has
nctured ..f nj