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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-22
New Advertisements.
EGYPTIAN CORN.


AS.pssiss neliovis ~. RouA ID
Ord gro .sst
Sv~ur
,..aI s: ~ os -
'".'ssoss - c~s s"e
EGYPTIAN CORN.
which, upon trial, Wa Sosnd 10 ripea,
planted even the last Of Juiy Il = e.
timatcd, from !,s very prolific qualities,
10 yield 30 bushels per acre, ard
weighs, BY sealed measure, 65 paasds
to Tho baahsl This corn was rsuiwced
by seed procured direct fs.n NJ lore,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-22

In another solana appsass ths aavsg.
tisensnt Of the EGyptian Corn. y h
something acw for tbs ssstien, as4 y
worthy u attsatioa. Mr. Psiss, Of ees
once, IL personally acquainted with NJ
Lindsey, the proprietor, and Will vossh
for the statements made. He has seen
the corn grow, aid thinks II would pftes
success IL Wslassn NissoAsi. TsT y
Chntos No. Adeecafs, Nor, 20, 1855
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-22

Hawkins Cpssk Tribs No. ..
Meets once week nj the Masonic
Hall. At Pine Tree, uphus Co. Texas.
4. r. WALKER, Sschc,n,
W. H. PAYxs, G. Off
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-22

+. and A. NJ.
naslhAh Lsags, ~. -,
A MRETs second Friday IN every
~ uonsh II ! o sDpsk, r. ~, AtsAsis
V\HAll.
Il. h. BLALOCk, ". n.
W. y. itcpaiSs, secy.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-22
CITATION
No 5l93
X, W Loughcry rs Singleton a Sanders.
THE STATE ON TFxAs,
HARRISON COUNTY


70 The Sheriff or any Constable Of said
County Erecting
vn,urprAs H. o,x n;.,-;,. co.., r.
w "a, =" o"' n's' ,o., 'o",' y,
Nv, ,~r. 1"'u ,g' ." "e -" a"y /"
ro a J j., ,h "'" "a,n, ,,a. w" S
s.s, :" TT ."s 'va".l y, 'A.t.'op ~.
,v,,,, % = esas, 'as'''o'sn sun against
man ,'.. =, e,ns'e'o' "na ,.eo h'' IAN
us.s 'a'. p''.nurs :" Hnue, -, 'ou"s e"s'
.;c.a ~ me u'v ~ ~". ."'s' ~ . "".
s " .,', u"'r' 'no "Im "","1 ",u s'y'e
" .''s'..o" ." /" o"nacss nna en",s,ng
wa, ~ 'ne -o', aay o' repi""y, iop'
1iv1G. a. >,arch andise Ia said single.
~ i Aa.1ees q ~ valvo of eighteen
hundred and thiYtv dollsrs and ihir4v-
5Ba c.s, wa4th was d ~ IN tam
aoii a. eustson Il, said rlaiatie saa
ala defendants urom,a5d - 3eeeua, 70
rlninsls f,r H. prs,sget.s az mid s.le.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-22

Narshsil Chapter No. ~,
NEllfs 8 Dc Ira Monday IN each
,soash, Il oclcck =. =.
W. &. WOODS, II. i.
W. n. ils,srow, Recorder
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-22
Egyptisn Cern.

+. ". o. Lindsay, of Abingdon, Va.
he's the genuine Egyptian Corn which
: great masy fArk-ess are delighted with.
This Is = new corn ~ this country, Esd
has many msrits that do not Appsstaia
10 other breadstnAs. II will sipsn ~ fAr
North AZ Boston, even when planted BY
the last Of July. On rich land. il will
yield $50 bushels 70 The acre, and weighs
6ji pounds to the bushsl; and for do
nestle use ii Is unparalleled. II ressm.
bles -four, aud coatains % per cent Of
nutrimcnt matter. In The Soath, two
crops year can be sown. 4 package
can be had Of I.insey for 81 50.-WasA'
ingfou Constitutional rxicH,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-22

Golden 1sb xasanpnsnt No. V,
-. l. O. o y, meats At their Hal!
on Austia ssrsss "a tho lat and
- 3rd Thursday nights ~ each
nentk. Ilrothsss in good standing are
invited 10 attend
J.K CHAMBERS, 9. 7.
A. FsAx.s, Scribe.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-22
q O. r

+. q. O. +.
JohA II. Gibson Lodge, No. u,
- MEETS every Monday night,
n their H.aI, on Austin street
" Brothers in good standing are
inv lied 70 attssd.
JOHN wILER, NG
J.F. NaHxSprLL, Sccy.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-22
Terms

Terms
In order that all may receive seed
We have reduced the price To d 80 =
package Any person who viii get W
club Of Ave will receive "a package
gratis Fifteen paakaxes for SO hAy
packages for $50 one hundred pack
ases for $50 Ono package will contain
enough to plant the following season
from 20 10 80 acres also directions fos
planting ara ,ultivatiug.
Address,
+. +. q. LINDSEY,
Editor and Proprietor
it:nerunt Cornueopia
Box Is Abingdon, Va.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-22

F.E a. Lindsey has presented " an
eur Of his Egyptian Corn" hersssaoss
advertised In our paper. The ar y
shsst the sise Of Indian Insiss, and has
solid grain. A Lady who rsissd scses
r. il last year seads " . csstIesats,
stating that she nav soms hat had mot
been plowsd--it was sown broadoaat--
that produced twelve ears % he stalk
--AiinQsom Tjrgiaian.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-22

'''''s T. } caotz. tss.A.
by } G Crsris, n. q.
Received in Office May 18th, 1868,
and executed the same day by deliver.
ing to / ". Lougbery, editor of the
Texas Republican, in person. for publ
cation, true copy Of the within cita.
ton
$. X PERRY, Sheriff H. G.
May IL, '6s n4i-4t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-22
Il y. HAMILTON, II,
Ravens New r. o., Va
Capt r. N. CODBLE,
CsAig's Nills
Capt }. q. STANFlKLD,
HnlnAon.

We, the undersigned, certify that the
above gsntlemen arr actsal resSdents Of
Of Washington ooanty, Va, nsa Of
truth, whose veraeity, parity fto1 hlss.
hood, fidelity, and honesty NOSE dars
question, enjoying an eminent moral,
social, and political rosision "a society
JOHN PHILIPPE,
r. N. Craig's Mills r. o., Va.
JOHN N. HAMILTON,
Es.sheri6 cf Washington Co, Va
JERlEL d. Under,
Acting Justics al the Peace.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-22
New Advertisements.


J, NJ TUCKER. Master,
y V. Cstlos, Clerk,
WILL leave shreveport on Friday,
W to-day al ) clock, r NJ.
May %. isas Ml2-it
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-22

Il W I.oaSAevy "a =. = Singleton.
TIE STATE Or TEXAS,
COUNTY OF HARRISON.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-22


susisg ~ Missouri delegation, de-
~ 70 hapv vAat - gsatlensn
lfsn Missouri mi. Pils,) Who var
ssar hin, meant BY distorting his
~, Hs I'D b Was ~ sosustsucd
% kslne talked y il grinsess asd
ssielisas dgss. Ths Speaker raped
- Houss 70 order, AID asked for
vhatl psspess ~ esetlsaaa from
nsansylvania rose I'll il was
usssGisa Of sedes. The gentleman
lteu Isxs sssld y taken Of th:
aees, ~ 81 e%hssviss. Woodward
! dssissd to ksev what tho signs and
1ptsstisss Of ~ tAee By The gen
| tIensp non Misssri (rils) usaat.
n nassss 10 vhish ~ we're
uels ~ ners bsat1ias ~ Five
! pelss tAas III hall. Ths epsstsr
| ruisds1 n. Woodward thas The
| - rsussk wsassli II srdss. Wssd'
vasa rejsiasd, sayins sAs esatlsn.a
! ~ esose IssasaJ ~ nAkiss eaha!-
,iseis ~ - - 'ls; putting -
tAnoh isvssa ~ No. aaA gysaaing
| 1hesss, ed ~ sseA oct sndsr-
~ ~ lesds NJ Hh ~
slsinsa ssy istssea.e - .,sssls
Wesavaet seidAs ~ gentlsnan
! bs,ssbisg y ~ 10y yaiAase -
ses.ese 81 H. nsstllty 4 ~ scsa-
~ fer;ed n eedes fsen tes&tpsb-
TN - - 49, 26ak
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-23
caraeltr 81 cnlarna r.nnl..


The following il an extract from letter
to a friend, from the Rev. 3. R. Bower,
professor in the Lincoln University, Oxford.
Pennsylvenia:
You are no doubt anxious to know
something about the capacity and deport-
ment of The students, OF course do not
think the African superior to the Anglo
Saxon; but this l must say, that find no
difference in their ability 70 acquire knowl-
edge. am now hearing a class recite in
the Anabasis, who commenced Greek
about a year ago, and they reclte as well
as any class ever heard. And so with all
their studies. Their deep earnestness
enables them to accomplish wonders some
times. Last Wednesday one of the literary
societies celebrated It's anniversary with
essays and orations In the university chapel,
and the performances were Just as good,
both In manner and matter, as those you
generally hear from college students. One
of them, by the name Of Grimkie, who came
here two years ago, just out Of slavery, was
thrillingly, powerfully impressive.
The university is very full, and did we
have accommodations we might have
double the number. We have added three
more to the faculty since ] came here (last
falD, SO that we now have six professors
and two tutors. -,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-23

haia haRheR to.me, hy war or By peanss 20
provides me with the arms and ammunition
requisiteiof taking It by force, I will set
Res Cameron free ana az liberty. Now,
my con, depart in peace. Holy Father, y
he continued, turaiug to the Abuna, ''give
me your blessing.n sre-ts
The Albums conplied, and with this act
OF hypocrisy terminated my last interview
VITA me Negns Negasb q Athiopiya. TAX
ing leave ct The Abuna whom presented
with various articles, returned to Matam-
ma very much the same way as came, and
soon left the dominions Of Theodore behind
me, more fortunate than any other Euro
pean who happened 70 stray to Abyasinia
during this period Of the kings life, except
ing some two or three Frenchmen who also
managed to find favor in his eyes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-23

The Washington Star says that the story
about the remarks alleged to have been
made by Judge Fields, Of the United States
supreme court, ii regard to the reconstruc-
ton measures Of congress, Is q case Of mis-
taken identity, q gentleman who bears com
siderable personal resemblance to Judge
Fields having been taken for him at q
social gathering held in Washington some
two weeks ago, and remarks made by this
party having thus been attributed 10 Judge
Fialds ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-23

BEECHER ON KISSING. - Henry Ward
Beecher thus speaks Of his hero and heroine
in g Norwood % p
( cit was evening twilight They sat
alone in the porch. A few late blossoms Of
the Chinese honeysuckle shed down trace
of perfume through the air. There were no
locusts singing, no katydids, nor gurgliHg
crickets, and yet some sounds certainly
heard Not birds, surely / think 1t must
have been the plash OF one heneysuckle
against another. Yet there is no wind to
move theml hear It againI Listen II
is like the falling o. drop Of dew into the
lake, from some birchen leaf No, that is
rude. Ii is as if two dreams floating in the
night had FLASHED or like the joining Of
two prayers Of love on their way upward;
or-nay, it was kiss ~ pure, sacred, holy
1t is the souls symbol, when words fail II.
It is the hearts sigh, or interjection, when
it has feeling for which there il no other
expression II ~ egrd N
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-23

IT'S understood that the treasury depart
menf has ascertaiHed the sum it holds TO be-
aus Eom McRae the confederate agent
abroad, VIE received moneys and cotton
rom the rebel government, and disbaEsed
Ehsm according to It's order THIS sum is
About $4,000 ,O0o, ana does not include
tWs1ty.aIE vessels sold by him 10 various
Hariies, and which oar government also
claims.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-23

The San Antonio Express says that at the
late election there the conservatives sent
out fifteen miles and brought in an old citi-
zen to vote the white mans" ticket. The
ungrateful man afterward went and voted
the Republican ticket
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-23

} It proposed in congressional circles to
reduce tie whisky tax to city cents per
gallon, to be collected at the distillery, and
tsant heavy tax on wholesale ana s7SAil
thereafter 1t has not yet been dis
cna ia any of the committees.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-23

AN JOHNSON NOMINATED FOR THE
nf krY.-The Democrats ofTennessee,
tfew y hom can vote anywhere except
IN thelF imary elections have nominated
Anarev shnson for their candidate for
pre- dent. UThere's some comfort for Andy,
Of which he is likely to have little enough.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-23

"A, Washington special to the Chicago
Republican thinks the senate will reject the
Romination of Mr.. Foulke, Of Illinois, as
navy agent at New Orleans, in acccrdance
to the desire expressed by the Louisiana
constitutional eenTenten, although the
senate committee who considered his nOmi-
nation reported faFOrably upon it.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-23

A New York correspondent Of q Western
paper says "The Republican friends Of
General Grant are making arrangements
for 9 grand meeting ID Union square on The
ed Of this month, to warm up the public
in favor Of The general 3 claim for tie presi-
deney. Members Of congress b. the dozen
are engaged to speak, and The meeting is
designed 20 be the formal opening Of The
campaign L 81. al
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-23

The jackson, Mississippi, JoeIrnd; Of the
1sth inst, states thas the day previous
large numbers of "unreeonstructede carpet
bag gentlemen arrived there to attend
the state nominating convention Of the
"lwhite Een's party They had well
stuffed carpet-bags, perhaps filed with pro-
visions to save hotel bills.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-23

zhs Louisville 0oMier WashiMgtQn eprFs-
Hpondent tslegraphs; The talk among
Republican politicians here Is ell Grant
ward, and every Ons Who does not join Ii
the current il snubbed, hustled, whislled
dem the Wind, Or caat overheard. n =
evident that the action Of the Chlcsgo con
geaIlen 4 - hs fapastallsd in Grants invaF
o. ths husrah principle, and the prasl-
as1tial canvass alloraaEd conducted on The
aaGs aystsmof Eaelica.' =
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-23

A Chicago gentleman who has been
travelling exsensiyely through New York
and the New England states lately reports
that nobody is talked Of for the presidency,
by Republicans. except General Grant.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-23

Some of the Southern railroad and steam
ship llnss, in order to facilitate anigratisa,
have made arrangements to issue regular
amigsaat's ticket from New York 70 alt
ROiSta IN the South. A special agent is 70
be usatioued ct Castle Garden to button
hole emigrants on their arrival, and prevail
upea thsn 10 proseed South inmsdiately.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-23

Tbs convention will show 10 psnRresa
and the people ofthe North that there are
loyal ana true men Ia Lonlzianai who are
capable Of farlning q constitution that will
give ecnal protection to III Of is citizens
and that HJustice, z on the seal OF our state
WILL no lengsF b6 an iile word, but living
truth. -Repubican Pioneer. Is .la e1ls
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-23

A gentleman IN Hartford, Connecticut,
lately bought crow and had it cooked as
an experiment. He invited two Of his
friends to dine with him, and they pro-
nounced it the best partridge they bad ever
eaten. He is elatad ut having discovered q
new game bird, and offers City cents apiece
for crows. That price will fetch them right
aianp ND aFe fiftr esf
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-23

l.a Black and tan convention Z, There are
ssune there whose skins are black, and
some whom yop might perhaps dement,
nate tan, but their hearla are whifer and
purer fhan any of their nasaflanis, and pos
seased Of more honor and TRUTH. There ARE
men there with dasky skins whose intel
lects wsuid IA ontsbine many Of those who
have met ID that hall heretslore Rq5lib-
ican Pionser. .s,.e.. y q ~ y ~ ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-23

Wanted, q pair Of speotacles 10 suit the
eyes 81 polatoss The clab with which an
idea struck The poet A stick to measure
narrow escapes. The identical hook ard
line with which an angler caught q cold.
An umbrella used Ia the reign Of tyrants.
a knot from the board maR paid seven
dollars i week for. 3 a.sa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-23

A jealous youth and his new-married wife
at Housatonic, Massachusetts,, recently
agreed on separation, and talked about
divorce, but be couldn't endure absence
and came to be reconcEled. She cooled hie
ardor with not SO fast, and he reserted
to vial of arsenic, but alas for the trag-
edy his wife anatching il from bis hands
found 1t buckWheat Hour. - sa XIV
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-23

Ia tie old HINES, says the chioego Pos.
ths s'aIgserp was he aklighE n a.
seuthern heart Inthsas days, be wa il
. m4sian be crmpellsd 10 wosaa mlgIn
oas pay and thep hewas altogeshsr lovely.
AeF whsn he wants end viii have 4 day's
wages FOR 4 days toll he il tie naatisst,
ugliess fealsys, lopdest smelling, asd mast
ienorant andaanlt0Roaa brnls onshs face
g Ae aafih. Submitting to bar robbed be
~ aaipt Asking fe asss, he i !
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-23


Robbins, Composer and Author "Nsw X
Teaching Pianoforte:'
WaENTHAN, Mass, March lliA d
Mr., WAr MoOAaIstoH:
Dear SRI had intended 70 have Written u.
days before this. with reference 70 The NewW.
Rim PianoicFto 4 puschaasd o. you; but thla !
first oDpQfiunitH liles aattine 4 -. You kr,s
well plaaesd I wa Nith TIE instrument in al ~
BY my almost insaAntlr deciding upon IL Hgl
hoWovoT. WAa 20 Wrapped up a tha PiaEn q
viouaiy bouast Of tou. that she would not "a
possibility Of anything ahnrt a Grand ezt
ita charming qualities. uatil the nowone Wa y
ted t. sing IT, cun pEaizo. This Old IL do ior I
evening, taking an eaptivs who were psrniil
pleasure Of liatsains t53ts delightful voice, d
itia no piano t0ae, bat true voice tone.
In truth, che lastsumsnt =, in al thoSs n
which mako psrfset pienoIorto pEo-sminsul
pericf % any one We have evor before poas
known. aud. this you may consider as q couyl
when Add that our business has bean such ID
a. % demand he choicest Inducements 70
sslsct from tlis best niatsfs Nm. R. Joins n,
prsssionp q sratik1ds that you have proda
ans Pfhnofsris.
Ne ahall ssar think d you When Il the in,I.
Truly ycurA eta IsDoAA A. Rcr
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-23
From the New York Evening Postl
IN THE DARK

As one wb o journeys on stormy night
T6rouRh mountain passes which he does not is,now
Shields like his life IRON savage gust, .lss heNi
The esFayiug lame Of his trail toSeh : lseRl Att
80 each Of Us through LIES long FropinK nsnss
OhnRs fast to one dear faith one love- whose gov
Makes darlness MONDAY to our trusting aiekt.
And Joys q perils into which We g. Z. = + 4
csod heii, is when tins precious shining 1nnf&
ffhe ragina Storms of deep disttust assAil
With ioy poisoned breath, and deadly aim,
ii We with hearts that shrink and cover and quai
IN terroT which no measure has, nor name, 80
Stand trembling. helpless. palaied, in the dark
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-23

Tbs Christian women Of Detroit have
eSalagsd themselves together 10 visit lhq
fallen angels 81 the city They rfopcs6 q
make grand soFiie on houses Of pro1,liul
lien and make airong effort ID feclain
~ tte snSiales
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-23

lhs oulaht II 81 Anfal If sola ay
should shott oar lchc0I.d y Ies,N
aa l1t reply " but llea wo1ldn3 Is BE-
ses nos ohape eng 9apooAP'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-23

The senate Judiciary committee reported
on Monday bill providing that hereafter a
majority vete of all who appear at the polls
may adopt the new constitutions in the
Southern states. The measure win proba-
bly, be carried with provision possibly
making it applicable to Alabama, Il the
constitution Of that state has been lest.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-23

Tbs jackson ilss.) C1ari1s 4sts Tat tie
1n1rxbls o. nloHea. of tlah9usa. lsraI
ell5 81 tH4 stare ana 1lss1t Be- sxs GeV.
elsIsl E36k to. tld Who cEel u De pfilti'
t ann1il M q iaa aledsFai1
fadea abroad hes reeifed IRON ito
H1lIls pc sa IMP oi lkii d1F a
HundAz1a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-23
BoARDAfAN a G1RArl
PaEER IMPROVEp NSVLAFRp IRnI
PIANOS FOR SMALL PARLORs. s,v,
poonro rs,tr<,<,, = -.

PIANOS FOR SMALL PARLORs. sra
Rooms. SCHOOLS, ITO.
AlltourlsrEsFeundeorn fuIl. roun6. meHsuI
EASY and elastic Touch. slssans and Ornan..
aDpeArancs--A bsastitnl piece q Fu1nibara
Every Piano warranted to give satisfaction.
An the Pianos have the Patent Iron Firm,
Rim Cast in ons piecsD, making tham the ND.
fest and durable made, and especially adsu
warm olimatsS
Grand Pianos. from 500 70 Sl9oa
Address WILLIAM McuAAdMoE
84aar Albany, NevY4
Warerooms and Factory corner OF Broadur
North Ferry sirSsts, Albany, New York.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-23

An Of my Pianos have four round corner
Wood Rims have nosuporiot IN quality Of "a
tone. They have Tic eysrbgidss on the tesb..
gives % the upper netss purity Of tone un,s
in any other Piano. The prices Of my WOOD
with the improvement. are $50 more than naus
the eiruulaF 81 The 1ron Rims.
1refss to the Testimonials below.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-23

TaAsnHna's OoNoanH y Albany. : q
used o. this occasion. End also the nsxt y.
'1to7l one u ths new efaha Planes Of 81
eraS q Co., and r1psstedly sSpfsausd hima'
hshtsd with Il hath IN tons and touch
close II aaeA ecnoasts hu found the instraA
sompleto time Wiahout even "A imperfect
Esw zoEk ttHliosl RsFlsW.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-23

r. |. ~
6I1h1N I'm u q. r|at b AZ Arti
q ssie, Atal va rs1al,stee 81 Y
rarIe. 4 pays ~ ~ iu1 1I'I1s1t;
aapf 1r11f n t 1ups
HQaaan 9rty Cos iapo
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