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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-21
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ssallaa taf tha year lanf will hn
iagepf ihan that ~ aaY rFaylnus pp.s.
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Yests inni ant iahn, whea 400 900 aud
40 iilili emlefaa,a wpsa landpd ~ New
tnrk II 10 aaiipaiad that the num
hpf thai will arllVa ~ Thai nHri this
rhar will reaeh Ah'i ,lini'. "a Whiph, ~
least, QUO half will he .lutmaus,a ni The
remainder viii he composed At ifiah
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eral llanliasniai natlunalltlas. Tho
unprecedented lntias IT lielmaas ID
attributed ~ ihn fpsulls ~ ihe late
was halwesn i'.usala aud Austria, by
which llagmanp haa uaaAai uadat ihs
Gnnlfel at i'fussla, anh ID snidahled
to = morp glRit suia aud savefnr son
spfipllen isw ihaa esisiea henfs The
wasr The greater ra.llan NJ thn ,les
mau aui athns iantlaentai uMlAsantH,
u u alaied, will pema ~ .ha West
The iinHllsh aud irish viii Etntfalh
ssavllate lha isfse allles, msnt ~
ihen, remaining 10 Nav Aesk aui 80
ins "a hpw i3naiani
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IgG Asw Aib4ss Leagef esiseases
great surprise usat'a rew d,opid genug
IN lhis eilg es Sunday Tive as,eu
iaLmeDt IL nsla4l The lbiae 80
afldem dGetifB ~ eaf law abiding
community fhat an item ~ Hie Kind
81 fhe JqheNAL IL deeidedig aassa
iiessi IL New Aiitaagifis altogether
aiffmast essdas rews ara ~ M
1uapt ~ 90 occasion az aaFpfise what
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rI.la Magd. nor l Il.l.,ll

Under lhe above oaplion, Tho
Evansville Journal 10 . laasil,p afl
ola, Introduces soma saand and
NhniAaulHa irHthH
The article pt Tho iaWanf ia wall
iimad lHih pai W tha point ffiGy
aiHe tMl Independent fffst
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-21

sass learned f9ql - iuslfualins tha
iinHAh ndnd, ihSaah Mnlmeeiil
iL.ge.tqa 4tept lie aitpel VI meui
hqbf outrage aud Tbs ballot ~ do
United States Iiis article ia mainly
made ~ n political aeansaiiapa
ahiGi organs If eanb paflg handy
aFaiuai ihe oihef on lhe egs II ~.
election, aud ahieh ata aeeepiej hg
Ibis wiaeaare "a aeastate descriptions
~ iha WeFklnR ~ Gpf ipalllplinhH.
Same NJ bis historical aiai,nenis afa
aaiiisishtlg ahsusd ~ be amusing
lis says, faf esan,pia, tbat General
jAaAsss sqraa hla etlssl1HM bio
having tonhlii ihe British ~ New ~
iaans md t1 having served With die
ilaeNea 10 iha mae a0afest afasie6f'
Ne ldhaGhn wss made immensely
repulef Lg lle qualifications n ls iaei,
previously bat little kpqwn, thHt be-
= bad ~ his qauih haen Hufa heqi
use aad ralisariiltar '''sss 'i'he 0iiant
IT all ihia ieasasd array nfhaif Luowl
eiee 10 Ia egaslaea ihe ifnalal people
that They mnat laka nare uat % fii
inia he ways sml igliAie Tho hiihiak SO
niilha 'nllei States,
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WAik, ss.Nh 80 nlshiaa nli,Rin 90 hlnnkNaR
Yarn, MuRNinR ipanst satiNplnl fiHln sf
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va have ,.ae assa esr meNhiserf ~
audi, a ,uaunug az ia hs ahla 81 alive aug
s,.ss..,aesr ,hp ssess Ws'as isaVk Ia fain
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Wv.aise. tspse se3 ieFae Ab,ev @f all
.ha AEHsgt NalanN Hftipies nA haul ~ O.
ssaua raE i'rlae Aiai ana asmpisa, tHH lt#
Address nlii gtarh.it ~ III hlliH,
aplH dia, WnW Evansville, Inh
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
uar onar's Inquest, Mo- 4,
MEsn SIS 1ME many az A MAh

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bic pstslh NhpN iiilna biaek hi,lil, east,
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al,iep ~ lils leaii, w Anpidhfial Afsw H,pa,
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l4aai 81 slnst,ips AiAf iiHMnf nn tse l,aTs.-
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tesHAes Marlborough tnHAtF
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'fns Nav yah lFe.es aaps The pom
riels hfpak dawn ~ HE eiaht haa,
movement 10 .hlnaan Lac, iouhiisss
saved he mechanics and Working
ssee Of New kefs lfam 80 abefilye
movement Ia iha SANS disnallpa, Il
rae alvep aut hp speakers Al many n
iha saaesilpd lahn, mpstinas faeanlh
held Theses that ihpg kafe Quiz waiting
fnf iha suhuassf,i operation At tbs
sight heus law ~ tho Wusiafn aiaiet
% Aammpnpe u spslas ~ atslkes ~
tho enforcement o. tho aualaAnus law
nnw 10 esisteaue To thA Fsiata. II u
ha,d % realise vhai 4 pglnlpl ilpRsi
fanHeaiapl k0pb u. nioeplupht WdulIl
have psbdudoi IL that otis st this
timA, Il would net ppiF haeelhrawa
lpns ui thousands at nsanla ant nl
employment ~ tai pafind, bat
Wnuit hata onahunhsd iha industries
II ,he sits se that Ihep eauiI 40,
have fepefeFad thpmsnlyeR lur tie
auminsn ~ laasl Matthias haiia,
uonli have hapraned ~, tho interests
1T aUr woFkmnu than the breakdown
ul thu hUlaidahlu Chicago uinht huug
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sss ~ s.e.sias s.siltf, h,gh f.tsi, AID
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ianp,AnNo he lihesalils Of lLa
iiuhols nemansaap 20 eiaeiiaa ssa.a
aus ei thair enaslahleh, General
s,es s,,s haa concluded ~ Hnpeint
uainrad men 90 The iiuatd ~ lleais
tsatinn IA hnuth Carolina,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-21

VS. pab'lsh gD lbs aisli, paae a
abatement ~ ,ha efap prospects inlaiI
aeatinHa ~ iha linian
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-05
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, September 2.-CoEFEE-Ma ket quiet
no Bales. ~
Corros-sts OH Saturday there were sales OF 20 bales
GOOD ordinary at 23hc; 20 bales Mddling 25Hc. To
day 10 bales MiddIing 26c; market closed dull; some
holders withdrawn ihetr samples from the
FIoun-fSnr market IA without animation. The de-
mand for export light and the local dealers also buy
but sparngiy The surplus stock Of City Mills to some
conne 10 rule here relatively lower than any other At
lantc port We have only report today sales OF 2Oo
bbls City Mills super at So and 100 bbs Howard street
Ga.rs-Receipts of wheat to-day were composed OF
1850 bushels white and TOO bushels ied The market
Was Hrner with sales Of 600 bushels good ana prime
400 bushels choice red So IS; 1000 bushels prime 90
50 ssa2 S5 400 bushels good do % 2a2 3o 800 pnsne
fair 50 70; 1000 bushels low grade 81 76a2 15 Corn
the offerings TOO bushels white and 1900 busnes
yellow; included In the sales 1856 bushels prime
white Of 81 12s1 49, SIT bushels ordinary st 81 TO- 1900
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bushels prime yellow a. u 49, These prices indcse an
advance of Salc on white. and % on yellow compared
with Saturdays sales Oss-l63 3Vo ousheis onefsa ae
eSc bHk a. 6nasc 1000 bushels low grade range from
40 to So, Rye-256l bushels offered; market dull and
lower; sales of 500 bushels at 81 Soal 4o
MoiAssEs-Nothins reported stock small and prices
unchanged. - Iii,
shoulders held at 12Xa13c; rib Sides 15c Bacon is IN
ssedy far obbng demand at lac for Shouders 16c or
rib and l7c for clear rib Sides; rge lots cannot be hsa
by the trade for less Mess Pork held al S24 5o424 10
and Western Lard l3Alal324c. -
k1cE-Quet. bn, held steady at ?a9I.c for RanGoon'
and II isal2c for Carolina. ,,.o
SU, AR-we have only to rotce sales OF % hhd5 foro
Rico at l2a.c; 40 do do 1876 market closed htih ou
quiet at previous quotations. ,,
wHIsKEy-No sales or change in quotations reported
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS. August sl.-coTTon-The market market
was characterized to-day by increased languor i9ere
was apparently more anxiety TO reaze and an evident
disposition the part holders make but
most buyers held sloof throughout the anticipation OF
the New York aud Liverpool markets inducing the be
lief that lower prices will prevail next week. Hence
the days Transactions have been little better than nom-
pletion Of previously unfinished business Prices were
Irregular and the WHOLE lower the market closing 80
completely unsettled that we are again compelled TO
ment IN the movement Of cotton before the commence
ment Of the fall trade.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, September 3.-Rosrs-Market quiet
and steady without material change Sales to-day Of s22
a AZ: teS bbs strained common and No at sSsS 49, II
bbs OPAQUE and No 1884, and lot Of ss bbls No p
snipboard, ct So 80 q bbl
a. sac and 23 bbk 621sc per gallon, and to cond
crmpr TuEpEsrnI-Sales OF $50 bbls at former fg-
rss Viz: ss SO for virgin and yellow Dip and 81 e5 for
Sa,5 rnr nackaoes of go lbs. Market steady.
No trausactons IN other articles
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"a m,fls was on her lp-heslth was in hes iooi
strength was in her step. and In har aands-fIAR1'
zIoH bIyTzD." tY..
8. T.-1880-X.
fev bottles Of PLANTATION BrrrzRs
Will cure Nervous Headache L.!I.
Gold Extremites and Feverish Gps.
Sour stomach and Fetid Breath.
F1atulency and Indigestion a.
Esesssivs ssosUd, Hsus, FsSsus ana snor. Brss.a.
Pnin over the Eyes il -.,i' 'li.".
Mental Despondeney. ). d, ~.-e b. --
Prostrston; drest Weakness
Ealow Complexion, Weak Bowels. "a.
Wnio1 LIVER NJ ssV COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA
r. q. that sevsntenths Of all adult ailments
proceed from dsseaasa ana sGrpia nsss. Inc ~
son the entire system and exhibit the above
After long research We are able to present the most
the World has ever produced. Within year ever s1
hundred and forty thousand persons have taken tne
PLANTATION BrrTnas and not an instance Of complaint
Itis q most efsctual tonic and agreeable shmulan
mited to ali conditions Of life.
hs reports that IL reliea upon mineral Substances
tn sotiye properties wholly false For the srtii
sct3on Of the public. and that patients may consul
thsir physicans we append List Of Ito ccmponsnts
OALlliIA hAnx.oslsoTsssa ior over vert two nnndssd
Wesfneas eto Il was introduced into Europe BY the
Gountsss Vfo Of the Viceroy OF Peru. In l640. and
sfervsrdu sod by the Jesuits for tie eoTons P1oe U
n, n,or ,os;es: N scsr under the name Of Jss m
In ana was finally made public BY Louis XVI King
of France humboldt mAkos especial refereuce to 10
febrfuoe Qualities during hts South Americsn travels.
U.eoenrhaA Rlnu--Rof disrrhoa. colo and diseases
OF the stomach and bowels. TO-.
pIssHrsos-For W Inflammation Of the iuins and drop
''St nz.MosTlS F1ovrns-gor snfsebled digestion.
IAyrSpxn FLowrRs-Aronahtic, stimulantAnd tonio-
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA. September s.--r.xAsc1AL-- -Gold-Buying
st 1kl and selling at las
suysn-Buying ct Isl and selling at 1Ss.
100 ahares Central Railroad stock sold to-day st &C.
Georgia Railroad stock, g.
CoTros-Msrket quiet and unchanged; sales very lin
ited and reliable quotation can be obtained sales Of
the day foot up IL bales Is follows ct 20k st 22 and
ut ~. Receipts were II bales
Another bale Of new cotton received Monday by
Claghorn Herring, from A. c. Bean at lagrange
WHEAT-Red, 81 75s1 IS; White. 81 s0a2 10.
CoRH-Unchanged.
Shoulders, l6a1Jk; B. B. Sides, 16a17; c. B.
Sides 17aie; c. Sides, 1Sa19.
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THE ORANGEBURG NEWS.

DUBLIsHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, Al
l. Orangeburg, S. c. Terms 50 per annuin, III "o'
vance.
During the spring and fall seasons extra copies OF tne
ORANoEBURa NEWS will be circulated for the beneht o'
our advertising patrons.
Contract Advertisements inserted the most nDera'
terms. Address SAMUEL DIBBLE,
Editor Orangeburg News.
February 25 Orangcburg.
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Tne Charleston Cotton Market.

OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS. /
CHL1LEsroS. Wednesday Evening, September 4, 1867.
Prices continue quite irregular. with Light demand
Our quotations in consequence OF the want OF steadnes
vary sehsiy from few transactions which took place
Sales 81 bales say at a. at 22. at g. at 2s. al
2sX, at a. s ct H, Sat Is, ct 95xc. on private
terms and bales new cotton. say at 26, and o. 2Sh
We quote:
Low Middline. .2s@23x
Middiing ing....................... .24@24h
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THE MARION STAR,

rsrABIIsHED NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO. IS
X published at Marion, s. c. i'll the central portion
Of the country and offers favorable medium TO Mer'
chants Druggists. Machinsts ana III Glasses VINO desr
For the benefit of our advertising patrons we shall IN
addition to our subscription list which is constantly IN
creasing publish and distribute gratntosy' copies Vi
the STAR, during the business season lnh '"i''
Rates OF Advertising LIBERAL ,,,,ZD,,r
Nover,hor On Editor and Proprietor
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COMMERCIAL.
Exports.

EXPORTS
PHuADELPHM-Per steamship " Evermsrm.sS g
bales Cotton Ia balsn Domestics bbls spirits
pentine Is casks Clay, s. 900 feet Flooring Boards
Is bales Rags, bags Feathers. 3S eases Wine' lZS
packages Mdze. .oo -. u,
JACKSONVMLE-Per schr Wide Worid-4OOo ousneiS
eroRGErowN-psr n schr warner-lOo packages
Sundries.
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Geo Upton, for Boston, petunger'
Miss Brown, Meade.
Per steamer st Helena from Edisto and Rockville
Mi sell lady and child, Miss Maggie Fuller, Mrs
Hughes w Davis and lady. Rev Seaorook, D La
Rocne Lee, Major Jenkins. NJ Mitchell L Bay
nard W Wilson, is Bennett, Boldin, Cain,
E Bowen, A N Carey, Christy, W simmons Col
Burger G W Clark, l. + Behhng. Mcclure, Ems
low, Pounds, Luper and % deck.
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o.. .aa faat
eOTTsCHALK.

Iconsidss ohicfsrins Sons Pisnos superior TO says
In the world
They arc umvaed for their singing qualities Ard tur
the harmonious roundness Of their tons. Th2fe u p
perfect homogeneity throughout all the regsten. TAe
upper notes are remarkable for cleArne0 End purify
which do not find IN any other iustumeut while tho
base distinguished for power without h,rshness and
TOR snAgnifce1t sonority.
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DIR. WRIGHT'S
REJUVENATING ELIXIR,
Rr. Eases,ce Of life,

g>>SNNUWUZylztH Cures General Deblfty, Hedb.
&; 4: (; : !: { !: s:
N the Phentr ris youth TO course the veins res
from ne ashe; q ~ m toring the Organs Of Genera:
1re Gr,atea tS,n Sass tion Tenerino Lmpotenoy and
nS ,s1e rH1,r -n;rs, Debtty, restorin0 Adnliness
ats fhs sv,tsn, and and fun ri0or. thus proving
Overcome disease. : perfect aElieir of L0oe," re-
,ov,,s S,sr,l;t,, and Barreuness in both sexes To
the young, middle aged and agea: mere
boon than this Elixir Of Life" 1t giyes new
lease OF life, causing the weak and debiltated 70
have renewed strength and vigor, and the entre
system to thrill with Joy and pleasure.
Price. one bottle $9; three bottles -; sent Dy
express 10 any address.
6ur medicines are sold and recommended by al
respectable druggists IA every part o. the Sivzso H 20
globe; some unprtncipled dealers, however, uy 70
deceive theircustofhers by selling cheap ana nortn
less compounds In order 70 make money. 6e net
deceiyed.ask for these medicines ma uke no
othera II the druggist does not keep them, write
10 us, and we will send them BY express, caremlly
hacked, free from observation. We Will DO pleased
10 receive letters with full statements In regard 70
snv disease with which ladies or gentlemen are
afflicted Address al letters for medicines pampn'
lets, or advice, to the sole proprietor, q
Or W. B. MERWIN, 81 Walker stp n. I,
sfnvQ
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PORT CALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLES sTON.
Arrived Yesterday.


Steamship Alliance Kelly philadelphia, lett satur-
day Mdze &c. To F Baker Co. Railroad Agent,
Adger Co. Adams. Damon co. W Almar. T "
Bliss Bats L Co. Bernhardy, Beamsh co, Z
D Brahe Co, " Brookbanks. w NJ Bird co. Cameron,
Barley 4 Co. q Cobia l. Co, Cosgrovc, Cloworthy
W Echsl Co. Dowie Noise. d Fleming Go, l. l.
Guillemin, ] Ferguson, Greer, Holmes calder 4
Kellers Co, Jefords Co, Mordecai Co, Johnston
Crews Co, c Noise, 3 O'Ncill, Roper Stoney, Z
Ring, schnell Co, Strauss. Vances Co. Slawson
Shepherd Cohen, I W Speisseger, Somers, Gen U
Tyler A Tobias Sons F Taylor GO, r Won Santen'
Weiskopt, Walker. P Welch, and Order.
Steamer st Helena, Boyle, Edisto and hockvlie
Mdze To q Murray. Clifford Matthews klinck
Wickenberg Co, W Henery, simmons. Bates
Co, b Robertaon, Col W whaley, and others
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship J W Everman 1uttle, Philadelphia
Baker Co.
schr D Warner, Horton, Georgetown-W Roach.
Schr Wide World, Hildreth, Jacksonvilie-W Roach.
Went to Sea Yesterday.
Steamship W Eveman, Tuttle Philadelphia
Steamship George Upton, Rich, Boston.
From this Port.
Steamship Champion Lockwood, Now York, N, Sep
tember 8.
Steamship souder, Lebby, New York, September L.
UP for this Port.
schr Nevada!a- at New York, september2
Sailed for this Port.
Br bark Queen, Stuart, from Liverpool, August 10
The bark Chattanooga, Freeman, from Liverpool August
19.
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the Beard and Hair in an almost miraculous 1t
has been used by the elite OF Paris and London with the
most attering success Names Of all purchasers will
every instance, the money viii be obeerplly refunded,
Price by mail sealed and postpaid, ST. Descriptive orr
culars and testimonials mailed free Address BERGElt,
SHIFTS Co., Chemists, No. 285 RIVER street Trov. N
T. Sole Agents for the United States
March 80 ~
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consisnees per south Carolina Railroad,
September 4.

1e bales Cotton bales Yarns. 80 bbls and 66 sacks
Flour 67 sacks MddlinG 10 bols Spirits Turpennne 10
casks Clay Lumber, car Cattle, &C. TO Turner
Goldsmith SON, J Robson Mulkai, Z jackson,
railroad Agent, Stenhouse & Co. Bence, d Aiken
Co, z Rodgers 20. Kingman, hanapau1, Ian
mean A. CO. q i Prtchett Adams Frost X Co. W koach
] II Claussen, w Mauldin, L Welhpg.
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ELDER & BROWN,

A MANUFACTURERS AND PATENT.
~ RES of the celebrated COMBINATION
&3aHlyS~ CRADLE AND BABY TENDEk. Pro-
tStT@E peing Horses, and all kinds Of Rock.
%N = ing Horses, Invalid Chairs with double
kG y and single wheels. from $40 to so;
Chilcrene Carriages, Fancy and Varnisnea WaSonh
Fancy Sui es Invalid Carriages. mode 70 order Fancy
Propeller 11d Baby Rockers, &C., 8c lie size HORSES
made toe 1er. ,,o
Depot, 10 esq BROADWAY Mandatory, Nos Az,
$50, i6l d I62 WEST STREET, New York.
October rs tnk'u'5'
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THALAR1o.

fconaider Chsckering Sons Pianos, beyond coms.
parison, tho best have ever seem In America.
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WEHLI.

Your Pianos are superios to any ,1s ever sesn n
this country or In Europe. e..
Ihave never heard tone 80 perfect; yields ever
expression that is needed IN nuBic and itS quality
capable Of change to every sentiment. This
rare power ana Is deyived from tho perfect purity q
its tone together w.th ITS sympathetic, elastic and wE
balanced touch.
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81. 900 PIANOS.

In the construction Of which they have int sd ever,
hnoun and valuAble improvement Thse hzve lnvAys-
bly, been selected and used by al Of tas worlds o.
oscledoed great artists who have v1ed this country
professionally, both for private and Elbto use.
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slhIILIA sInlILIBUS CURANTUR.
HUMPHREYS'
a0mE0PATHIC SPEClEICa

GIAyE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE KxP1
III RIENCE, an entire success: Simple
,ient and Reliable They the only medicines per
isotly adapted to popular use-so simple that
cannot be made In using themi 30 harmless a 70 Dc
tree from danger and 90 efficient to be always rels
BILE, They hhve raised the highest COMMUNICATION nom
III. and win always render ssesfactton. Z.
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"a m,fls was on her tp-heslth was in hes iooa
strength was in her step, and In hsr hands-P1AaTi'
xIoH bIyTzHs." t...
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POZNANsKI.

During the past eight years have constantly Played
upon tho Justly celebrated ErArd Panos yours the
only instruments that have found either here or In
Europe 70 equal them In all their points Of excsllenee
II may be satisfactory to patrons and friends
been received from ali the leading artists who havel
visited residing the United Stes few o1
whose names, besides those above, We sppend:
LEO DE- MEYER. GUSTAV 6ATTER.
ALFRED JAEL. j. BENEDICT.
q. sANDERSoN, IL STRAKoscH.
B. HOFFMAN, JULIEN.
And many others
aE ILLUSTRATED ALBUMS AND Ps1CE LIsTa
GENT BY MAIL,
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THALRERG's OPINION.
consider Chickering Sons Pianos beyond com.
parisol, the best hsve seen In Americs. ~
8. THALBRRa,
Chairman Of Jury On Musical Instrumen
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GARD.

Itis With feelings OF pride % Amsr "A manufacturers
that We publish ths following testir onias wch hays
bean received by ~ recently: tt
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Among the chefpoips Of ercsllsnee Of che uhinksr.
Ing Pianos Of which s1eak the renowned arts: IN hsr
are the grea3sst pcsshe Depth richness and volume o.
tone, combined with rare brthSncy, clearness and
perfect eyenness throughout the entire scAe: snd,
above all surprsing duration Of sound. the pure and
sympathetc quality Of which never changes under the
most delicate u powerful touch.
During the pass forty thrsa ysars this nrn has nanus
sctured