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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
The Merchants Protective Union
Mercantile Reference Register

THE MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE UNION.
organized to promote and protect trade, BY
enabling its subscribers 20 attain facility and
safety IN the. granting Of credits. and the re-
cOvery OF claims az all points, have to announce
that they will, in September, 1s6S. publish in
one large quartO volume.
The Merchants Protective Union Mercantile
Reference REGISTER, Containing. AMONG other
things the names. nature Of business. amount
Of capital. hnSneial standing, and rating as TO
credit. OF over t00.O0OSf the principal mer-
chants. traders. bankers. manufacturers. and
public companies. in more than 5000 Of the
cities, towns. villages and settlements through
out the United States. their territories and the
British Provinces Of North America; and en-
6s9eing the most important information attain
abis and necessary 70 enable the merchant 20
ascertain at a glance the capital, character and
| DEGREE Of credit of such of his customers as are
1eenlsd worthy ofany gradadOn Of credit. com
EIlsing' also, a newspaper directory. containing
. uo.s' e9aT,aeter price and place Of publiea-
uon' with fall particulars relative 70 each Jour
/ haI, oeihs complete guide 20 the press Of every
1 county IN the United states
The reports and information will ba confined
70 tnOso ueemeu worthy Of soma line of credit.
1 and as the same will be based 40 fsr a. nra,ti
eaDie, SPoh tne written statements Of the par
/ known End reliable legal correspopdents ,sboss
| character Will prove guarantee M Are ,r,a'.f
ness OF the information furnished hy them n l.
believed that the reports will prove more tInfh
full and complete. and, therefore. superiov -
and OF much greater value. than any previously
i issued.
By aid of the Mercantile Reference Regis,sr
business men will be enabled to ascertain NJ
4 q glance, the capital sud graduation Of credit ~
Il compared with financial worth. of nearly ever,
i merchant, manufacturer, trader and banker
4 within the abOFe-named territorial limits
On or about the first OF each month. subscri-
bers will also receive the Monthly Chronicle.
1 containing among other things record Of such
/ important changes in the name and condition
/ of firms, throughout the country. as may occur
/ subsequent TO the publication Of each half
yearly volume Of the Mercantile Reference
Register:
Price OF the Merchants Union Mercantile
Reference Register CITY dollars, 500 fer which
/ u will be forwarded to any address in tho
United States, transportation paid.
Holders Of five $40 shares Of the capital stock.
| in addition 10 participating in the profits will
/ receive one copy Of the Mercantile Reference
/ Register tree Of charge; holders Of ten shares
will DO entitled g two copies aud no more than
ten shares Of the capital stock will be allotted
| to any one applicant.
All remittaness, ORDERS or communications
| relative 20 the book should be addressed 10 the
/ Merchants Protective Union, in the American
/ Exchange Bank Building, No. los Broadway
BOX 1861 New York. aEg2Of
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TENNESSEE AFFAIRS.

The Washington correspondent Of the
louisville Journal telegraphs under date
Of the 10Th inst, as Follows: So. .sis
"In resent conversation the President
expressed mselfnnresorvedly and warmly
on the condition Of affairs in Tennessee.
In regard 70 the calling out of the militia
by Brownlow, he pointed TO the conssitu-
lioual provision thAt NO Statecould organize
\ standing army in tisne Of peace, and said
that IL these militia were thus unlawfulsy
called ous they would be confronted BY
The national trOOps In order 10 carry CUT
this line Of policy new commander Of
the departna ens 10 place OF Gen. Thomas
was canvas sed, aud the names of Generals
Rousseau, Gordon Granger and Gillem
mentioned prominently in connection there
with" Iasaustt gst
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Omcer stabbed by Roughs.

PHILADELPiIrA, August 19.--This eve.
ming party Of roughs assaulted a German
on the Walnut street wharf. An officer
went to his assistance and was Immediately
numerically beaten and stabbed in the
stomach and had his nose bitten off. An
other officer came up and drew revolver
on the roughs; they attempted to take il
from him, and in doing 30 wrenched the
barrel of the stock. The party then es-
cIped. No arrests were made. The Of
fcer staBbed will probably die. .4i'-
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BUFFALo, August 19.-The Grand En-
campment Of the Independent Order Of
odd Fellows Of the State of New York
convened this evening and elected Grand
Officers for the ensuing term. .f.,., -. ....
MACos, GA, August l9.-The FIRST bale
OF new cotton was reeeiyed to-day 90 d.
PoKFLAND, ME-, August l9.-Throagh
the efforts Of Gov Chamberlain Sl27,OOO
Of the remaining unsettled claims Of the
Stste against the general government have
been allowed and paid. These claims were
rejected at the previous settlement bat ON
determination have been allowed. Hauf
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Hon. george H. PendIetOo In Boston

BosFoN, August lg.-Hon. George II.
Pendleton arrived in town yesterday, and
late in the evening tina Constitutional
Democratic Club gave him IA serenade al
the Parker House. He returned thanks in
a few remarks, during which he said that
he was on his way to Maine 10 take part in
the political campaign in that State.
There was large assemblage present u.
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nEnocRkTIc srArE CoMAtrrEr.

SHELRYyII4.E Tenn, Aug. Ia. 1865.
BY virtue OF the power vested in me,
designate the following gentlemen 70 com
prise the Democratic State Committee Of
Tennessee. itt y ."-i.
ls, disiria james White Of Rogers
willie, Tenn.
ID district -Jobo WilIians. of Krsoz-
willie.
Sd district-E. A. James, Of Chattanooga.
4th district II. Thompson, Of Shell
byville s-..fI az tf.fstHeB8-E
5lh district-George J. Stubhleheld,
Chairman; w. Matt. Brown, John II.
Calender, L. F. Reach, Albert Roberts and
James T. Bell.
Oh district Dorsey D. Thomas, ofJohn-
sonyisls AAO'A u &9tNth
9Th dislrirt-Horaoe p. Blanton, ST., Of
Paris taaIH .lf.asH afAE Il
sth districl-M D. L. Stewart, Of Mem
phis. EDMUND C0oPER
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BANKRUPT NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
= notice Of hia Appointments AZ ASH nos 81
Ihe estate Of y. u. Carney. 81 MnrireesbOro la
n July. ISIS. adjadsea bankrubi upon his own
3etiuon; y W. Chll.DkEsS. Jr,
augll 3tW AssiSnee.
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AGENTS WANTED.

CAMPAIGN LIVES OF SEYMOUR AND
colered Charts. Steel Portraits, Badges. I've
rything for the times. Every voter wants
them. GOODSPEED 4 CO.,
auglS I'm Memphis or New York
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Az LsEislown, Maine, Miss Almeda
Hodeson has become a raving maniac from
disappoinlpsni in the matter o. prizes in
kvhQQl.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-08-20

Tux New Y ork Herald is so thoroughly
convinced Of Seymour's election, that it
has commenced TO discuss the propable
policy Of his administration.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-08-20

sagacious and forecasting men, the lights
aud guideaof their age, who shape the views
Of their contemporaries
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NO. ss UNION STREET.

,,.. Nashville, Tenn. .r.s
JAMES A. MCCLURE WISHES TO AN
d nOunce to his Tennessee friends aAd the
general public, that his stock OF Pianos IS now
completed SteinWay, Knabe. Dumb am, WebeF
kEaushaBr.i Haihes Bros. and A. 81. Gale a
Co. are fully represented IN hIz stock, and are
sold AZ New 0rk prices. thereby saving freight
AID charges - the purchaser.
lie j. alsO Sole Agent for the celehratsb Bar
dett Organ. regarded by the pTgfsssion 10
be the best reed instrument nov made, possess
ing die late iupf0 yerhents in stops iRi1ls " 81
m0nic. Celeste and Voc Hu9naaa. that afo
perectiOus Of mechanical genius. ChHFchss,
sabbath SchOOis. Lodges and SeminAries are
furnished Al very low rates. Circulars and price
lists will be forwarded on Application. AID as.
In sheet Mosie. TOR many years a sps~
eiality in his establishnsnt,l he can offer great
inducements ~ tho Trade, schools R0d ANA
tears His stock u che largest and most select
ia toe south, and Hill b plWays shBpiisd With
the NEW Est and BEST PRODUCTIONS Of home
and foreign c0mpOsers.
IN FiOIins. tsuifars, Flutes. Italian
ana other Strings, for an insffnments. So
gsther With fac cohesion Of small Musical
Goods, he dsaes cOmDeLltion- ia, . ..,...
p. s---Pianos. Organs Aad other instruments
tuned ard repaired By frst class WorEmen
Mr. D. 8 cnrfe is now Win This house. and
Hiii be siad - sec his friends ilstt it rl
y3ssf ~ ..U .F5I faf f.I Ia .Tf
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Engine aud Boiler.

NOR sALR. A pIRsF-RATR ENGIEE ASD
II Boiler IN good sOrdeE. Can be Rean.-laza
price learned. by calling At this ollonl
~UAySl Ia i a
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FRANK p. BLAIR
THE PLATRORM.

nor MISSOURI nll
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-08-20

PROF.. rHOMAs M RAILEY,

AIzrge addition 10 the building now used viii
be CON pleted By the opening Of the session.
Philosophical Apparatus ana Geological Cabinot.
have beeu secured
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-08-20

Bachelors Hair Dye.-Thi splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world. The only
true and perfect Dys-hsrmless. reliable. instan-
famous No disappointment No ridiculous
tints. Natural black or brown. Remedies the
i'll effects Of bad Dies. Invigorates the hair.
leaving IL soft and beautiful. The genuine is
signed RIlliam A. Bachelor. All others are
mere limitations, and should be avoided, Sold
by all Druggists and Perfumers. Factory 81 Bar
clay street. New York. fapr291y.
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Hope INSTITUTES,

1--WE MILES FROM NASHVILLE, TENN.
II The next term OF i've months or twenty
weeks will open On Tuesday, Sept. lst 1852
Expenses per term, in advance, sl2j Music
lessons on the Piano and Guitar. Preach. Draw
ing and Painting. extra. Address
"- r. TANNING,
suglS tft SCI Franklin College Tenn.
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For President,i
HORATIO SEYMOUR,

" OF1NEwcy ORE. VIZ
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r. DO r. M a N,
MUSIC EMPeRIuM.

nEALER IN THE BEST PIANOS OF THE
~ c0nntry, among which ars tho CHECKER
lnE a sons. pronounced BY the Judges az the
Paris Exposition. in 1867. 20 be the basf
Piano in the world tho sleek and Hrna-
barry, naed By Ntw ok Madrfaps ~ la
leading instrumentg u thai eifJ the Mnier
which for is price. deies competition on ac-
count Of ia urabIlIIy and ability 70 sfand ia
tune under ihe hardest use. stc- ...
Agent for the sale 81 the new Rad tfuly won
derfui rRyiOr and fnFieY sDre1sis aghieh. ~
closely resembles the Pipe organ a. almost a.
decisive the nleest. critics. als0.- ageht Tor ths
cabinet and American organ, so veil sn3
fayorAbly known throughout The eodntry md
kurOpo .rIt.a. 3
The creates variety Of StriBgs Snail Instsa-
meats and d usleal Merchandise generally. Nv
s,ock Of sheet Masic embraces TIE ehoieest Of
Foreign and American publication. ra =
Dealers supplied at Eastern PRICES freiaht
added. A liberal discount % Teacher Churefe9
and Lodges. Send for descriptive CIRCULAR
Musical Instruments tuned and repaired by
e0mPetsnt woFkmen and satisfaction gulsras.. q,
iced. - DORMAN
a Music Emporium. 81 Cburrh ssresty
auRle I'm
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National Democratic Ticket

largest CrcuIatiOn in CITY and State
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-11-12
POETICAL.
Our Little Bo-Peop.
BY GRACE APPLRros.


II was March-and into our home, one morn,
Came quaint little rogue, call shayen ana shorni
As funny an elf as ever was born!
With n puckered face and dot of a nose,
And sucIr wee-little curled up tips OF toes,
And blushing all over red as rose!
For never a bit of raiment brought he
But as Fate would have il, drawer hau we
Piled full of wee clothes as a drawer coulu Oe'
So we daiutily dressed the spritc and fed
Tenderly hushdd him and laid him in bed,
AND wond ringly watched DER the tiny head'i
And. when be awoke from his blossom-like sleep,
He'd so won our hearts we concluded to keep -,
The dear little fellow, and called him 'Bo-peep'
Forhe broughtwith him glimpscs Of Eden most iairi
And sweet blessings like perfumes pervaded the arr
Upya(ting our thoughts from the labor and care.
And daily in stature and beauty he grew,
Renewing his freshness each morn with the dew,
Till Earth, in his being, seemed created new!
And now that he's been with three years or more,
We wonder howeer we existed before
He came, that March morning, and Knocked at our
door.
As. down thro' the daisies, he tripsa my side,
And holds up the blossoms with dimples OF pride,
| shudder lest i'll should my darling betde.
Nv heart, in its fulncss Of passion and love,
Goes vcarningly out to the Father above,
And prays Him, from evil, to shelter my doFoI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-11-12
NO.. l3.

to come back to her face as She read the real
letter
"But, Harry" She said, with rosuish dim
pie at the corner of her mouth, "you must
confess that Aunt Experiences note had rather
an unpleasant style"
81 was careless reprobate,' said Harry
frankly "but You see Judge Cornell was
watching me, and"
And that was the end Of all misunderstand-
incs between Harry Grover and Ariel Browne,
thenceGorth, for ever more.
Miss Experience was rather disappointed in
two things. She would like to have sold the
school-house I" corner lot,P and she would like
TO have aaid that once, in the course of her fifty
five years of life, she had an offer of marriage
"IIowever,n said Miss Experience, Ariel
is very happy, and may be things arc best as
they are"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-11-12
Things That / Have Seen.

|. have seen farmer build house 80 large,
that the sheriff turned him out Of doors
I have seen a young man sell good farm
turn merchant, aud die IN an insane hospital.
/ have sccna farmer travel about so much,
that there was nolblDg at home worth looking
after.
have seen a rich map's sou begin where bis
father left of, and end where his father began
-pennylcss,
have seen young girl marry young 'inn
Of dissolute habits, and repent of it as long as
she lived.
have seen the extravaganza and folly of
children, bring their parents to poverty end
want, and themselves into disgrace.
Ihavo seen prudent, industrious wife, re
tricvc the fortunes Of family, when her hus-
band pulled at the other end Of the rope.
I have seen a young man who dcsplscd the
counsel of the wiSo aud advice Of the good,
end his career IN poverty and wreichedncss
have seen a man spend more in folly than
woud. support his family in comfort and inde-
pendencc.
have seen a man depart from the truth,
when candor and veracity would have served
him much better purpose.
have seen a man engaged in n lawsuit
about tiling affair that cost him more IN the
eud, than would have rooted all the buildings
on his farm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-11-12
Flowers.

Flowers teach us the Tenderness OF Gods
character. If he had made nothing of this
kind, if his work had been for bare utility, and
had consisted of coarse aud more substantial
creations only, the tender side Of the divine
character would have failed OF the revelation
It now has in nature. You cannot come across
a delicate, trembling flower in tho shade Of n
wood so small that your heel could crush out
It's life with one careless step, but that you
will think how gentle God must be, who made
this flower ia It's exquisite beauty TO live there
and daily cares for il in the regular course of
His providence,
Following the same idea, the sleep of tho
flowers touches our sympathies. Many oi
them at night will fold their petals closely to-
gcther. and like the darlings of kind mother,
repoSc trustfully In the care Of their Creator.
And during the lorg dark night, they gather
the lews which distil in the, quiet air, aud
day comes, the first beams Of the morning fall
on millions of gittcring drops, and bash back
from leaf, and bud, aud petal, and grassy blade
in such brIlliancc that the whole waving and
nodding field Of bloom and beauty seems dress
ed In gems more respondent than any dream
Of oriental msgnifeencc. SO il may be with
us If, In the night of this somewhat sombro
life, we drew to ourselves the dcws Of Heavenly
grace.
Wemay hope that when eternity fully dawns,
the morning light Of our Fathers love will
glance upon these jewels which we have gath
cred near the Gross, and so light them up as
10 cover us with glory.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-11-12
,JEFFERSONINSTITUTE

yE,UE next Session of my School for Young La
dies will commence on N0NDAY. tie l4h
day Of PTEMBER. 1868, and close The last
THVRSDA Yin JUNE, lSGD. it-
Being provided with competent Assistants, every
advantage for thorough course in English, Mu-
sic and the Languages will be afforded. The course
of study embraces Latin.
Particular attention will be paid to Music, ana
pupils will be required to play at Abe Musical
Sbireek. which,will b. given once IN two months,
when the friends of the Plpils can have an oppor-
tunity to Judge of their progress.
English Department-MRS.F FORREST.
, Mathematics & LanGuagcs-MIss IRENE
LEACHE. -. 1.,lA
INsTRUNByTAL MCSIc-MHS. klOllAkDSON'
Vocal MusIc-MIss MAMIE FORREST.
Terms:
For Board, and Tutionin English and Latin per
One hqIf q. adcance aud the remainder on the first
~ January. ...t.,t
Lights and Washing Extra. the usual dednc-
ton made for pupils who remain only during the
scholastic week.
DAY SCHOLARS.
Senior
Intermediate and Junior Class...................40
Primary
Instrumental
Vocal 0
Drawing %
French, German Italian and Spanish, each......2O.
References:
rs.-The Clergy of the different denominations In
Charlestown, and the patrons Of the School.
For further particulars apply to
MRS. A. NJ. FORREST,
Charlestown, Jefferson County.
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-TpCTTTA FREE PRESS.
TERMS.

~y-Tbe FarE Psgss is published weekly at Teo
,,,I.,-. r.{ Fjfy C,u,s per oHuur in OdraHee.
--TrRrE Il OLLARS if not paid in advance.
rs-0 Dollar aad F.ty Cents for sis months
r8-The terms oC advertising are, for square,
,sa Iines' OF less, Oss Da1ar aa6 Fif,y CeRt' for
,hre, iusertioas-larcsr ONES I'm the same proper
ti5n Each continuance Ftt % Cents.
eg-No advertisement 90 De- considered by 'he
roa.b or wear unless specified on the Manuscript
sr previously agreed upon between tae parties
.Es-Au aiyertsemeut uos marked ON the copy
srecfts NUMBER Of insertions Will be eoqSinqe0
vp-il ordered out. and payment eNactec accordingly.
ro-RrarlAu ADyERr,sE'tENrs.-I avoid any
..,rders,audin- on the par, of the Annual Adver-
t..rs f. is -repcr 30 state di.t.ncdg hat their pr-
,iIere only extends 90 their immediate business
Real Estate Legal and an other advertisements sent
bv them O. De an additional charge, and no vari1-
tiJn.
azo- Obituary Notices Of more than ivelines viii
bccharCedtor.
JOB WORK--Postcrs. Sale Bills, Circql2r:s
Cards, &c. executed promptly, neatly, ana - iai'
prices
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-11-12

TINIIIS Institution was opened on the 9th OF Sep
tembcr. lSG sThe Principals having been
engaged for years in some of the best Institutions
oflearning in the country, feel prepared to carry
pupils through a systematic course, comprising
the advanced as well as the elementary branches
of thorough education.
1t will be the constant aim of the Principals to
surround their Boarders with an agreeable and
salutary home influence To secure this, order
and strict attention toineatness in all their do
mcstc arrangements are deemed absolutely essen
ta
The scholastic year will be divided into two
~ IN ,n,I "; ;,h tI.o 6esVweck in Febrs~-,-i ths
cond Session, commencing with the second week
in February, will end July lst
Terms, &c, made known on application to Prin-
cipals. Send for Circular containing references.
September "a, 1865.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-11-12

"fTl neither tell my name for census or the
sovereign" said the cook most resolutey, ss
her master, who was. preparing for the emu
merator. Every well, I'll put down sixty
five" was the cool reply. Upon my honor,
sir, was only ffty-cight last birthday"
screamcl tae COOK
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-11-12

A HorE.-Thc following bit Of harmless
rnal-entendre is related by Paris paper in
a school Of yotiffs ladies where they studied
physiology, the professor was explaining that
theory according to which the body is entirely
renewed every seven years. "Thus, Made
moisele T., i" said be, addressing jolly blonde,
with widcra-wate face, IN si1 years you
will be no longer Mademoiselle ~ " hope
So" replied the msophisticated, casting down
her eyes. -.--
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Mirrors in the House.

How many parent has found in bis child
the glass for his own vices Happy indeed,
If any one bc 50 wise as 10 see the reelection,
before it is TOO laie for both himself and child J
A aboring man, who was extremely addicted
to swearing, was one day at work with a yoke
of oxen near his house, Thcoxen not working
TO suit him, he began to whip, them severely
at The same time utterlng yoilcys oi blasPhc-
nous oaths. The ozen, breaking loose from
their harness, ran away: while the man, in
passion, pursued them, aud coming up with
them at the house, began to whip them again,
and to swear as horrible as before. Ills little
boy who was just old enough 10 talk, began 10
prattle his proiane oatbs after him. NosoQner
did the father hear this, than bis feelings were
powerfully wrought upon. IIepauscd for mo-
ment, dropped his whip, and sat down aud
wept bitterly. A food Of keen reflections at
once rushed upon bis conscience, which pro-
duced such an effect that he found peace where
forgiveness can be bad, at the foctstool Of mercy.
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PIANOS

For The Best Fianos now tmaue uVtT bHIIIHHUIU'
Philadelphia andlNew Y ork Pianos by the
MARYLAND INSTITUTE.
OrrIcR Axp WARErooN No. I NoUTH Liberty
ST.. near Baltimore street, BALTIMORE, MD.
CTIEFFS PIANUS have an the latest improve
- mcnts, including the AGRAFFE TREBLE,
Ivory Fronts, and the Improved French Action.
fully warranted for Fire Years, with privilege OF
exchange within u months if not entirely satisac-
Secondhand Pianos and Parlor Origins Always
on EAut, fr5m $50 to $500.
Referees VINO have our Pianos in use -
Gen. 4. f. Lee, Lexington, Virginia. Gen.
Robt. Ransom. Wilmington, n. G. John Burns,
DR.. l.. c. CordeH Warren Eby, John B, Packet,
CharIcstown. Thos. VI. Isbcll ofJclersoh county,
y. Il. Burns of Clarke cddnty, Mrs. Schwartswcl-
der. Mozart Musical Association of Winchester.
TERMS LIBERAL. A call is solicited.
March &c, lSGS-till Nov. H.