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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-11-09
MARRIED.


AT the residence of Mr.. john Boil, in the
town of Dallas, on Tuesday Nov. 9th, at 4
o'clock, Z. NJ, by the Rev. George Rotten
stein, Mr.. ERIC wESTER TO Mrs BARBA.
RA Prick, all of Dallas. r4 r4r
We were present on the above occasion
and heard the manly response Of our good
friend to the awfully solemn "wilt thou
&C., and il really did our heart good towit-
ness the smiling faces of the "harpy pair"
on receiving the congratulations Of the
many friends. Accompanying the above
notice, we have delicious brides cake,
with ths compliments Of the newly '.jined
which was enjoyed by our entire force
An joining in wishing them every happi-
ness that married life can give.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-11-09

READ THIsl-It should be under
sood by every voter, that it is not
necessary that a majority OF the
registered voters of the state must
cast their ballots "for conven-
tion," before such convention can
be held. 1t is only required that
a majority of the registered voters
ofthe state must vote one way or
the other on tho question of a con
vention, and a majority of that
majority will control. The ques-
ton will certainly be voted on by
majority of the registered voters,
therefore ifyou do not want a con-
vention, 60 to the polls and vote
against a convention AT the
same time, to guard against contin-
gencies, let good conservative men
be voted for as dolcgatcs--L. IL.
Gazette. -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-11-09

SEWING MAcHINEs.-While we
have seen many claimants OF awards
for superiority at the Paris EXPOSE
ton, the machine that was really
awarded the medal for the best Gam
lily Sewing was the Weeds lmprovT-
ed and this evidence OF merit, CIV
en- them in France, is being July
sustained in this country, the latest
evidences of which are given by the
Illinois State Agricultural society,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-11-09
w. G. DILLARD,
RESIDENT DENTIST,
sr Dallas. Texas, sar {

A LII operations in every department of dentistry
Ahoweydr in ricate or difficult, will be performed in
the most skillfnl and judiclous manner. Having Mt
tended this best Dental Schools in america, besides
ten years of active practice, feel sqfe In Offering
our services with the assurance Of rendeI Ing entire
satisfaction to all who may favor MS With theft con.
hdence and as assurance OF this, hundreds of the
best references might he added If at all cxpedientlor
practicable .H, L.lFI .'rNlLL
Special attention given to the treatment Of alveo.
lar abscess, diseases OF the max:llare antrum, and
the inserting of artificial velums OF palates.
Office north side Of Court Square. II,
Nh. will visit Waxalachie. Lancaster and
Mckinney twice each year. for the benefit of all who
may require my services. [lltfl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-11-09

PARSoN BRowNLow.-Wea are glad
that the parson has been elected TO
the United States Senate, because
he can there do loss mischief than
he is now making rs Governor of
Tennessee, The parson Is like some
horses, very fractions in single har-
ness, but docilc as a lamb in a team
with three others. In the Senate
he must, ofncccssity, work in the
traces, while rs Governor he does ms
he pleases. In speaking of this
matter, the New York Times says.
"Brownlow is n man who has
claims claims on the party, on
the people, on the universe general
.lv. Men with claims have to be
disposed of somehow, and the only
question is, how, most oxpediently
and with the least discomfort. lie
is an elephant drawn in the lottery,
and what shall be done with him is
the question of the hour u f1A
If Mr.. Brownlow ever had any
claims, which We much doubt, they
have been. pretty well paidg Before
the war he was poor, now, he is
worth well nigh quarter Of n mil
lion of dollars. Then, he was the
editor of a miserable, little, vitupcr-
ative, ioufnal-now, he is Governor
of the State of Tennessee and United
States Senator elect So far from
having any claims up on the peo-
ole OF Tie United Safes, we consider
Parson Brownlow the best paid man
in the country.-Gal, Bulletin.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-11-09
EsTRAY NOTICES.
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TAKEx UPby ,. NJ salmon, and estrayed before 8
" Gnfsrt Esq-, PrsciDri No. !, one BAY HORSE
nouf years ia IS hands high star the Forehead.
hraned 90 rrhi shoulicr with the leter D, inrsrte
rtired n $50 Sid horst had rndle and hridt on 4
TAEEN Is m b. story and rtrayed beiore IT.
Irlas E-a- Presinct No. q, one YELLOW MARE.
hla salif md tail ytars Old bruDde On elf shnul-
~ ard ~ thicfL ". rainf1 - 50. Al.a one BAY
MARE y.rs ga 10 lafis eh, scar on hcr with
~ uha Ftar "a nj lg iauie 10th raiuci IN.
aiss ane WILLOW nolsE hiark rnane md tai small
80 IN lar frciiaai 10 rears Old Il iaiiis hirh.
i.-r-l rs N slIaslief viii spanish irlni rsfuus
IL 80 h<re
INJECTED ~ Ts--, p tr,it. cssir.y coua,ni..iss,
80 - i-.f-a4 dt- IEOE GRAY TOyF. saars az
lt h.sl. h1sh sonls =. flit maris. brani-d y With
Efr1rTFD 81 i D. C7eln-nl. CaunfT cohlrnis-ian-
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.t.r-- = r. .-frrr. 90 E1T r1ET fTALII1F
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-11-09
DALLAS COUNTY OFFICIAL
DIRECTORY.


DISTRICT COURT
iruy 4 Gouu, District Judge, Dallas.
I.Eu. IAuFSa Dist Altyo WaSahaehlc,
Wu.C. ious0. District CLERK, pnllai,
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Y. EtLB Co0Hnrs, County Judge
TiUuL kGypAtL, County Attorney
jams T.. TuONAs, County Clerk.
Jrnr. NJ. BRowy, sheriff,
JAWS T.. 0oopyIGllr, Assn. and Collector.
jaws SnErpAnp, Treasurer
MM. II. TnOMAs, Surveyor.
roLIcE CouRT-lsaac D. Webb, George W.
Barlon, j. II. Clemens and ], 7, Siratton.
NOTARYS PUBLIC.
Judge z, ILLS CooMngs, ex-oilicio, Go
W. GuRss, JonS N. BRYAN and W. O. WoLrr,
Dallas; RonERT 5. Guy, Lancaster aud j.
J. BrEMAN, Ilaughts store
CORPORATION OFFICERS.
GroRoE W, GUESS, Mayor,
NJ. NJ. Morrow, j. S. SAUNDERS, Il, W.
HuNr, J. N. BRYAN, and AN. MoRroN, Al
rdermen,
HARVEY SuEPnERp, Town Marshall.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-11-09
CEDAR SPRINGS
MALE AND FEMALE SCHOOL.
Situated -Four miles North West Of Dallas.
w. IL. SMITH, Principal ia.b
Mrs. S. J. SMITH, Assistant.

NNILE commence it's first session
w on the first Monday in October, and contin-
ne during the term of Forty weeks, at the following
rates of tuition per Session in specie. ....
photography, Reading and Penmanship... 90
English Grammar, Arithmetic, History, Nat
ural Philosophy, Rhetoric and Logic........ 30 90
The higher Mathematics, Mental Philosophy,
Chemistry, and ~ w
incidental
Three months tuition due Christmas, the balance
at the close OF the session. Students charged from
the time Of entering school until the close of the SEES
sion No deductions, except in cases Of prptracted
sickness oftwo weeks or more. ~ F" ' 20
Board can be had in the neighborhpoa on reason.
able terms. -s,,.., .-.
This school is situated in Of tho bast neighbor
hoods in the county, near good spring OF lasting
water, and to tho town of Dallas ms is desi-
rable for n school. 1t is also sufficiently near to
Cochran Chapel for the students to attend church
aud sabbath School every Sabbath .~.gf.I
Z The School House, capable of accommodating 100
Students is under the entire control Of the Prnci.
pal 1t being desirable to establish permanent
school, no pains will be spared TO make this school
worthy of the patronage Of the public Special at;
culture 51:3m.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-11-09
Iln.lla.s anlt tf Lnra.

wfLIisn NJ Caaii llssss dosr ~ - n
u pallss llallas eoaelT, fefsf %
To sisy 6ih dsY N N6fembsf VII o.
eash In hthl lenffsntf,l ihe fpleslhf IL.
iefiirsd fesl fsfiie. ib.vif iJiak sa1 ttlkg
NJ roneiy ~ Dallas and state - Tess.
tenhe miles Wf4i iftm The tgNa % Dallas,
snl l~iuseh Wssi leTk aed na, ~ ssr,s
on ~ NE Fvuih fisi gusriff Of vSH bali
NJ Hiram lihhufii IurVey Also, ~ acres
N nsrtl est 4uarer ~ The MtKiaheJ
snl Williams survey, both traits toutaie-
Ing M Rsrts.- together with tiE bsndrsl
aud forly asrer Of laaj lyiag on waters ~
lang creek, in Hood county, eoplsihlng gqs
bundled aud iWrhiy.fom acres Of timber.
Ave bundred aud sixteen o. prairie knorn
Asheai rffht OF Tinioihyi T.. carfshief,-
Also, three hundred aud twentya ores lying
on waters VI FallsCTesk in said eounly ef
lloo,l, and knoWn as head-Fighl Of Pheby
Eygnb which ! hnll 10 trnst 10 secure the
payment u one ihounnd dollars due John
W. Payne, aseylaenced Ny note due and
payable on the 81 al October lsa7g eaeon-
led ani delivered ~ r. WhsoBi q trstaid
john W, Payne I'm ..-..-l. itl.,n
w'tpG'si JonsTrArSh,a
SEPT, 2s,h, 1857, ssOdays. 'ln' j %
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TuF STATE or Tryts

"
To tie Sheriff or any lasEfEt QGcsr II pd'ids
Obvntt- Gfeetisg = ~ 49,
VOU are hereby cothmauded that you
II summon BY publication, in SOME news
paper published in Dallas county, Robert
n. King, who Is not resident Of the State
Of Texas, % be and appear before tlfe Dis
trict Court 70 be holden in and for .ihe
county Of Dallas, at the Court house there-
of. in the town Of Dallas on the 10th
Monday after The End Monday in Augnsi,
1867, tben amp there feabsver the petition
Of Mary W King, fled in said Coari,
against The said Robsrt u King. IN an &C
ton for Divorce, upon a plea oflsbandOn-
nsni, in which said plaintiff prays ~ h.
released from the bonds Of matrimony tE
isiing bstEssn herself aud tbs said defend
ant. cox
Herein fail Est. be- have yoa then and
there this writ with yogr return thereon
shoving how yon have eErcgted The sane
Wines, Hu. G. foanE, Clsrk q ths
District C0urt, Dallas County.
- Given nader ny hard aui d.
SEAL seal q sid Court. in he ioEi
] Nv Of Dallas, this Slst dsy u DC
sober. 1851
7.sra WN. c. T0UNG. Cleik.
Case r. hard elsi DAY q eotsi,er ISL
and erecnfsd The sane day " orderft'
Publication IN lks Dallas Herald, for f0u
successive weeks
J. n BROWN. sberif-
~ JoHs BH1sy. Deputy
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-11-09
,Adn,iniStrntor.s SaIc.

nm The 10Th day OF November next, In
W Dallas county, will be sold to the high
est bidder, and for caslff Ia hand, at the
residence of Antoine Forette, near Reunion
French town. certain property belonging
70 the estate of Antoine Forelte, deceased,
as follows about ~ bushels of Wheat, I
bushels of corn, 100 dozen bundles of oats,
lot of cattle, agricultural implements,
and lot of furniture, this the 3Oth day of
October A. ID. 1867, f.yig iVlhl
1--WE NJ. THEVENET, Admir-.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-11-09

pmn Off 10 Efedh9 lha
Empeflf al Auairla consents W ldn
fhe lipnsn funlefcnto lat Englnnd,
lfnsla nni no i'ot,o refuse
Il Il officially announeod The liHl'
ian troops have oroi sed the fruniler
Garfl6allis army consists o {
twenty 1.-TWO lmtlnlions His force
IL swolled with every mile If his
mnrh. Ills presence NJ the walls
ul Rune is officially conflrmcd
The proclamation Of tho King of
Italy eSaspcratos the party Of nc
ton.
Violent demonstrations are re-
ported IN the principal cities,
The cordlality between France
and Austria continues, while Pius'
sian relations are unsettled.
Should no European conference
be held, Catholic powers will occu'
py Rome jointly.
1t is apprehendod the Italian adj
vance into the Roman States will
complicntc matters,
Garibaldians have possession of
the railroad track between Rome
and Civita Vocchiq.
1t is reported that England, Rus
sia and the Pope have declined con
ference suggested by Napoleon, r.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-11-09
notice Of Final Settlement,

AMUEL Uhl. Administrator Of the es-
- tate Of Thomas Brausyf deceased- has
filed in ny once his final account current.
with said estate, together with his peti tion,
praying that the estate be divided among
the heirs thsreof and that be De RECESSED
from al fafhrr liabilifiesas Administrator
aforesaid. This j., therefore. 70 notify All
persons interested 70 be and appsar before
the Honorable Comfy Court Of Dallas
counfy, 70 - holder ~ the Court-bo IN
he forn Of Daiiss. on the last Monday.
The z5ih day q November 1851. vben ard
where the sane VII Be acied upon, and
contest The same II ttey think pruper-
Jas r Tff0NAS.
Cfr-t O.. q. D. CO.
Dallas, Texas, SoT. lss7-7Sv
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-11-09

A wine drinler, who has often
been cheated, asks if Congress can
not proclaim thirteenth command
ment, "thou shalt not commit
-odulteration " 2 ls "A
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-11-09

Is is reported that the two Ben
netts, father and son, have had n
political falling out. .-- A,A
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-11-09
DIR. w. L. MENONEY.
..- OCULIST AND AURIST,

I'D ESPECTFULLi tenders his profession
III al services to the citizens of DALLAS
and vicinity, and solicits public patronage.
In offering his services to the unrortu-
nate who are affected with diseases of the
EYEi ss1ad EAR,
He is too reserved to do it in n laudatory
manner, but prefers his practice speaking
for itself If he cannot sustain q reputa-
tion by his success in treating diseases Of
those organs, and giving satisfaction to
those who may favor him With their pat
ronage, he would disdain to, do go by com
mandatory enunciations. Persons suGer-
ing with diseases Of the Eye or Ear, and
wishing to be treated will consult him Al
an early day. His fees are reasonable.
Satisfactory references given. ~.
Located at the Grutohfeld, House, and
will remain four motnhs only. -.
July 81, 1867--4S;tf. III I4al-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-11-09
CITATION, (2sr' rn31gT9go ybrGr
No. III sT,rp d, o,FE T,tSSsa.s ,nab''

~ ThfE STATE on TEXAS , ,a;I"2
70 The @er;g or eng 'gNgtafi n D IGAal
VOU are hereby. p1bimandedo that YOU
Il summon BY publication, A. J. Glark,
who is not q resideBt Of the State Of !TeYas,
10 be,and appear before ibc District Court,
to be holden in and fer the county Of Dal,
las ut the Court House thereof in the town
of Dallas, on the 10th Monday after the
2nd Monday in August, 1867, then and
there, t. answer the petition of Thomas NJ.
Williams, Administrator cstats cf James
NJ. Smoot, deceased, filed in said court
against F. NJ. Wiggnton, A. J.. Clark ana
VIM. X. Rosscau, on plea of debt due by
note for 81, Ito 90, with interest at 10 per
cent, from the S1st day of August 1867,
Herein fail not, but have you then and
there this writ, with your return thereon,
showing lrow you havc executed the same.
! Witness VIM. G. Voting, Clerk Of the
District Court of Dallas Oonnty.iEt odl
~ tr Given under my hand and the
SEAL (seal of said Court, in the iOwn Of
SJ0IIDhllas. This the 18th day Of &c.
tober, A. D. 1867. '.." ,'" 'f'h' ~
-Ial'ior 1r VIM. C. YOUNG, CLERK sii
z, Sat. chg. !. BylR. o.GAErEa, Depy;
THE STATE OE TEXAs. '5,''
r. he Sheriff q, Parker c2pqM, Gteefagt
VOU are hereby coyhmapied to stmtuion
L oliver Loving, BY publication as the
law directs TO be and appear before the
Honorable District Court, for Parker,
county TO be holden atri The courthouse
thereof in the town of Weatherford, on the,
twelfth Monday after The SECOND Monday
IN August A. D. 1867, tbcnand there to an
swchr Tie complaint o. Robert E.Bell plain
tiff. in plea of debt due Upon account, 81.
set forth in his petition this day MED
;,saiast said Oliver Loving aud James Loyr
Liza dercndaha9s wherein he charges lhaE
said plaintir in The iYsaa Ilyy indebted e h'%
fourteen hundred apd thirtyeeGG",1. S iaiIars
and eightyetwo cents, (Si;3a2 is2p duo up:
on account, for certain beef cattle deliver
ed 10 said defendants by Bell : Sheek, 10
the month of October, A. D, 1866, as set
forth in the aforesaid account, and that
said amount is now due and unpaid, for.
which he prays Judgment against said de-,
PENDANTS for said debt and costs of suitgd'.
Herein fail not, but make due service and
rsHrnof this writ certifying how y9H have.
executed tile same.
--> Witness b. l.. eRfthey, Clerk
bsEAI. Nof the District Court for Parker
NO707N(connty, Texas, with the seal Of
said court bereon impressed, this the 10th
day of October, A. D. 1861 am al; sd
,'' ., b. L. RICHEY, Clerk
ls'i D. c. farkrr Co. Texas. "
This is toicertify that the foregoing is q
true copy of the original now in my hands,
This l2,h day of October, 1871 ggiIJg3i'
. 4 XIV. A. j. RpIM
D Deputy Sheriff Parker Co,
E6:4w-pr. fee SIS 90 cur.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-11-09
TO CoNsUrIPTrvHs,

I'HE advertiser, having ioen restored 10 health In
Il a f-w wrrks, by NeTy simple remedy, Hiten ha'
Nins suffered s~sefal Yrsrs With severe lung anee
ton, aud that dread disease, tansumpiion-ts ahN-
ious make known 10 HE fellcw-suegeTs the means
II cure,
To- an who desire H. ha will ssad enRy oftha pre-
scripnB need. lfree ~ ehdssl, With tho dirccions
for preparing and using the same, which they will
hnd sUEr CuEE foE CONSTIPATION, AstnaA, bRoS'
cniis, ke, The only Object Of the advertiser In sen'
ding the Prescription, is to beneht the afflicted aud
sprrad information which he eoneeiyes to be inyalu
able; aud he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy
II val cost them nothing, aud may prove bless
ing,
Parties wisbing the prescription, will please al
dress N' TREv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
williamsbnrgh, Kings County, New York.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-11-09
NIASONI 10
Male and Female Seminary.
10" BONHAM, TEXAS.

VBVHE undersigned, Trustees of this Sem,
mary, have procured the Services of
CHARLES CARLTON, of Kentuckytown,
Texas, as principal, with corps of compse-
tent assistants, to make hrst class MAZE
and Female School; and we confidently ex-
pect a. liberal patronage from the Fraterni-
ty and friends Of education in the surroun-
ding country. ~
Ample accommodations will be prepared
for ali scholars who may come from dis
lance, at reasonable rates. uy-
ilH A. y. PACE, 'fA ~ j. X. Hu SSELL,
T.R. WILLIAMS, Alp. CARTER.
OH. CALDWELL, JAS. X. BLAlR.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-11-09
A SUPERB STOCK OF
FINE GOLD and SOLID SILVER WATCHES
All Warranted to Run and thor.
Oughly Regulated, at the
Low Price of SIC Each!
ANnsATJSPA CTION CHAR ANlTEED n

"No mole of business ever discovered Is so safe to
the purchaser as this There's are nor blanks, and ne
must obtain the worth of his money, and perhaps n
hundred times as muchrINe,O York Herald Of Truth.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-11-09

~ MI. IL ifuy ihe 4sso ~ rTuEss', and The
lmaro,n i..i's arf. if,oui duuit. ~ aiesi Il ~
pilfIs rhsis rtaTiY demonstrated ~ The sewinE
Nafhne-vh.sh l. sirsiiy sIeaking, an American h.
feniion.
a. this hfsush n manufacture, the EHFHE srvISa
M,cmss a., oiios 90 nraiuay, sew York City
tad pra sinineui TLslF -Inrrusrd Alagd.-simiuE
NAsh'he ms het,~i u = huil, on seaai haAi
cal Ir'nrIiris s'mli, Ia eonstTuriionessily under
-tuaii, aui MT liable iu get ont II order,
L. sewing qualities particularly on cloth and leaih-
rr, oannut u sqHdoiI and sush, nc Frrommend IL
t. aur fenis and tho pullie grnsrally,
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mAaOMIo.
btfttS tniFffn, No. ",
uOYAI Anon MAaOHa.

y N.Haf. taf q sannHH.f o. sffsnf HsiH.
f'Hf.l.fiHn n 4 ilias ffffiff, ~ ii 90 AeHiaf
fHIfs Co., a. nj ffll rfnlll lrhiinf
W faHmfai Hiii N
NJ o. ntEriif, seenisfY
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-11-09

one price 3lqi, giving every patron fine Gold or Solid
Silver Watch ior$l0 without regard TO yalle
We wish to Immediately dispose Ofluie aloyc mag
nlfident Stock Certificates naming the articles, are
are cntifTl TO the article named tn .lr certificate,
upon payment of Ton Dollars, whether it be watch
worth $1,000 or one worth less The return Of any of
our certificates entle you to the article named thereon
mon paynent irrespective of its WORTH and as no
tcle vaiu,d 10 than $40 is named any certificate
n will at tnce be seen that this is
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-11-09

No aOnery, but "a straight forward legit-
participated In even by the most
fastidiOus!
"A singh certifeaiewjlllcs BY mail post paid,
upon recdpt of % cts five for 81 eleven for s. thirty
three and ee i'm for S. sxtyslx anti more
elegant premium for S19 one hundred apd most SUI
perb watch for SIS. .ToA&ents or those wishing en-
poyment this is rare opportunity, 1t is a egiti-
mately Conducted business, duly authorized by the
Government, and open to the most careful SCRUTINY
Try us. ddciess,a ~ 800 - .-A
WRIGHT, BRO. & CO.,
Importers, 161 Broadway MY.
Tftmoc I
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mfeis en o. issi siiufiaT ~ sa.t manih ~ ~
uasHnf ii.n ufO. ", GtEss, ". a.
iHus NJ. safHHftfF, sfdy
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-06-06
HAINE'S BRO IS. PIANOS
THE PIANO OF AMERICA

THESE Pianos are universally acknowl.
/ edged by competent Judges equal to the
best Piano made. For references they have
many thousand city and country residents, IN.
Guiding large numbers of the High Schools,
Seminaries &c.
These Pianos hare not only stood The continual
aadhedcy practice orons Year, bit haze been used
for The last Fifteen Years 10 the utmost satisfaction
Of those u'iaghem.
They have taken premiums and medals
wherever exhibited Such has been the de.
maud for these Pianos that Messrs, Haines
Bros have been compelled to enlarge their
works to the extent of2i to 30 Pianos a week
Having now one of the most complete and
extensive Factories in the United States, Fac.
tories alone covering over "a of m acre of
ground, comprising a frontage Of 2l0 feet on
ID Avenue.
They are undoubtedly the cheapest first
class Pianos in market Fully guaranteed
for five years, Send for illustrated Circular.
HAtNES BROS.
1856, $50, 800, 3Gl, 36G, 1853, $40, 80,
Second Avenue, New York City.
april ls-m3.