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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-06

The STATE CIRCUIT CouRr.-Thf. Court of
Common Pleas Was opened yesterd'S morning,
at 10 O'Clock, his Honor nudge Graham presid-
ing. Thu iuries were called, and all answered to
their names,
A. a.. Abrahams Il Co. VS.. the Southwestern
Railroad Bank. Messrs. Seymour. d DeTreville
for the p~lsInttns, and ". a. Prtngle, Esq, for the
defendant. rrover for a deposit Of $4,000 In the
bills Of the bank. After testimony for the plain.
tiIs an argument was :aiade BY the counsel for
the defence for q non.suit. on the grounds, first,
Of a variance In the name Of the firm; second,
that the amount only and not the denomin alton
Of the bills had been proved; and third. that there
was no proof Of the tender Of me Confederate
bills to redeem the hank bills. Tue motion was
refused. and the ~plslntitf3 we're allowed to amend.
After the testimony Of Messrs. Fuller, Cochran
and Hendricks for the defendant. aud that OF A. II.
Abrahams for the plaiusirs in reply, the argu.
ments OF counsel on thessmerlts were heard, and
on the charge II his Honor the case was submit
ted tothe jury, who brought In the following YER
dict: eve ind for the plaintiffs the SUM srf
$4,000, without ,ntesest.ng
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AssDmrSit on
note. ysrdictfsf plaiaef III slIsoats..G
Tue FeoPieb oahk "n og1sn oaroiha We. sonu c'
Philips. Verdict for plalattr for slso 50.
Powers vs.. Young. Verdict for plaintiff for
$es5s2
The remainder Of tho fifteen cases we're dis
| posed OF in the folio wing manner:
strunk.on--Bern aelmer Il 70. w. Jacob; Crane,
ct al. VS.. e'Nell i Son; Walsh vs.. Morgan; Adger
d Co. Vs. Aistou.
Observation-Disclosures. executor, vs. Palmer; Bry
an cartridge i co. va. Carr 4 Co.
Left open-Bank Of the state VS.. Whsley;
Strong, Adrlsuce 4 %. vs.. Stoi!; N ithans, sd.
.ministrator, Vs. Blum.
Settled-Ssimoud va. Aacker; Marshall vs.. the
South Carolina Railroad. {
Elk parte e. B. Seabrook. On motion Of W. A.
Pringle, Esq, cuunse, an order was granted
directing William Guruey, the county treasurer,
to show eau 9 on Saturday, at half past 6. A. n,
why he should not be restrained frem paying any
checks Issued by the county commissioners Of
this county. ~previo1I 20. the COMMENCEMENT of the
present fiscal year, out OF the taxes collected dur.
Ing tho preaeHtyear.
The court then adjourned until 10 O'Clock this
! morning.
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ASK any one who has ever used the Old
Carolina BItters what their opinion isi
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BUY YOUR WHITE P1QuE DRESSES from stoll,
Webb b Co. Some O. low as Is cents. Also,
showing al other prices In handsome figures.
aprA-tuthsS
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VOTES &chieddm Scknapps.
Is initiated and counrerfeited, and purchasers win
have to use caution IN purchasing.
1 beg leave to call the attennoa Of the reader to
testimonials tnIayor Of. the Schn6pps:
feel bound to say that ! regard your SCHNkPPs
deserving ss1Ts Of medical pstrensse. AZ sl.sVents it
Is the purest possible article Of Holland gin, here.
tofore understandable, and as such may be safely
prescribed by physicians:
Pharmaceutical Chemist, New York.
LOUISVILLE, KY. September I.
feel that We have now an article Of gtn-suif-
Dr.. J: W. BRIGHT.
"schnapps,, is a remedy In chronic catarrhal
complaints, DC.
abba testimony to Its efficacy as aremedial agent
IN the diseases for which you recommend It.
Having q natural tendency TO the mucous sur.
aces, with a slight degree OF stimulation. I re.
gard 1t as one OF the most important remedies In
chronic catarrhal adecuons, particularly those of
the genttU-urlnary apparatus. With much re.
spect your obedient servant,
OAAs. a. LEAS, N. D., New YORK.
No. % PINE srRaEr, N. Z, Nov. 81. 1851.
UDoLpHo WOLFE, ESQ.,, Present: DBAR SIR
have mnue q chemical examination OF . Sample
O( your "Schledam Schnapps,n with the intent OF
Q6I6I mluln& " Oily lOiotSu0 Aululioub oupdbnhSC
hail been alden to the simple distilled splits.
The examination has resulted In the conclusion
that he sample contained no poisonous or harm.
full admlxlures. I have been unable to discover
any trace Of the deleterions substances which
are sometimes employed In the anuiteratl!n Of
LIQUORS. l would not hesitate TO- use mvsep. mol
TO recommend TO others, for medicinal purposes.
the '.Suhirlam 8 hnapps" as an excebept and
unubjectlonable variety or gin. Very respectfully
yours, tSigned) CHAs. A.fSEELY, Chemist.
.H e. -r
CHEMICAL AND TECHNICAL LABoRAT0RY,
ID EXCHANGE PLACE, N. Y, Nov. Is. 1851.
UDuLPHu WoLFE, ESQ.,. DHAR SIR-fhe unoeI-
signed have carefully and tnofOughty snsly1a =
SAMPLE zoi your Aromatic Scbiedsp Sohsppa'
selected4by ourselves. and have found me same
free from all organic Or Inorganic suoslaQcts,
more W iess luxurious TO hesilh. From ,tne rvsaiL
uf our examination we G,nstder the article one u
SUPERIOR quality. heaithful as 8 beverage, aud
efieoluslt In IT. medicinal qualities.
Respectfully yours
fs,ones AIEX. TRIPPELt Chemist.
~ FRANCIS e. kNGELH .RD II. D.
For sale by all respectable erocers and Drug
UDOLPHO WOLFE'S EST,
msr2l-smos NJ. % BEk- ER STREET. NJ J.
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THE SPECIAL ATTENTION OF Il LADIES ID
invited to q lot OF entirely new and exceedingly
beautiful patterns, Just received and opened for
sale, at reasonable prices. by Nine. Luzler, Paris.
ian dressmsker, King street, one door above
wentworth street. Call early as the supply Is
limited.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-06

ATTENTION, ToURLsTs.-Stereoscopic views
OF charleston and vicinity, at No. 16l King street
or at the Hassl street Bazaar. nov12
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IN G W III l. M.

Inst renewed at KING WILLIAMS CIGAR FAC.
TORY: No. $40 Kin street. IDEAS Society street, q
largo anil complete assortment Of Leaf. Che wing
and smoking frOBAUU0. cigarettes. Snutf, Pipes,
be- Havana aud Domestic 0rgars tm ported and
manufactured by VIM SCHR,bDER. who respect
rulyfnylIes phe attention OF chewers ami smokers,
aud traiers, Wholesale aud retail. TO a stock rally
COMPRISING every variety OF quality aud prices.
tromrths cheapest to the highest grade, which 10
offered az the lowest cash rates. Al orders from
sIe country viii receive PROMPT attention and
shipped &C. D., or at thirty days city accept
ance. docl8-6moS
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BUSINESS N oTIoEs s.

FoR BosroN.-The steamship Panther win
AFFORD farmers and ahippers one Of the best mar
kets for vegetables Of all kinds.
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ST. JOINS LUTHERAN CHuRoH.-The meet
ing Of the congregation. held yesterday evening,
was for the con. liberation OF private business:
The meeting adjourned to meet again on Monday
next
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-06

JOB LOT OF HOSIERY just opened at ston,
Webb Il %. .Chndreu's Socks at S cent?; Boys
at 10 to IL cents. Extra cheap lot Of Ladies' Hose
at rs cents. apr4-tuths8
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-06

PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS CHEAPER THAN Ever
In Velvet and Leather bindings, rs cents; old
price 80 cents. In Velvet and Leather bindings,
SIS cents; old price ST.. In Velvet and Leather
bindings, 81; old prioe 81 z6. In Velyst and Lea
Their bindings, 81 20; old price 81 so.
BASEL 81. BAZAAR. AND No. ISL King ST.
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STEAM FaEroHrasc HARLEsfoN TO LIVER
rooL-SrArf ROOFS On Dsox.-The Iron Line an.
nounee the lGwr a,e ofkd per pound on upland
cotton from thi. port to Liverpool In connection
with the full power1ron steamships OF the WILL
nams & Guion line from New York. This Is a low
lgure, and should be- appreciated by shippers, as
adordlng asate, rezuias and speedy delivery to
Europe during the summer months. The elegant
iron side wheel steaRbhip Georgia, Captain Grow.
~, sails this Afternoon. and with her palace
f3tatarooms on deck invites travellers from the
smoky railrosd hines whs they can be free from
dust and noise.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-06

AT Cosr ! AT Cost Large size Chromos.
HAsRL STREET BAZAAR.
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CITY APFHIR S.
Meetings This Day,

Pythagorean Lodge, at halfpast Z P. u.
Young America Fire Company, at 8
Brown Fellowship Society, at - O'Clock.
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Auction. Sales This Day.

aLaarey L Alexander will sell at IL o'clock,
at store corner Commercial wharf and East Bay,
corn.
Holmts & Macbeth viii sell at 10 O'Clock, at the
southwast corner Of Meeting and John streets,
furniture, DC
Louis sscLain win sell at IL O'Clock, at the old
Poston1ce, real estate
Leitos 4 Bruins win sell at IL O'Clock, at the old
Postofdca, real estate.
Niles Drake will SELF at 10 O'Clock, at his store,
boots, shoes anu hats.
FOREIGN ExPoRTs.-Messrs. Lesesne& Wells
cleared, yesterday, the Swedish bark Columbia,
for Amsterdam, with 1850 bales upland cotton.
observation-disclosures will take,no-
ice that the Markets will be closed tomorrow
(a6ed Friday at o A. d.
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cEoquEr! csaapsr "a osssuaf Him.
mense ssdussl0nsans5r,os Ths '.ssSss Field
HisR1srRirBlzki4 nDNo. lsl Knsa 81.
nasHal =
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-06

ThsATxESrioaSF wtTsH3gUxEzs tS called
to our large>, ,astoeslat RasSa watches. These
watchsshavebsahSidns !8naWr sthrqRghout the
United sates, as tue. best and; ehsapsat In the
market. All WatchessuaSsntsed.
W. DARLINGTON b CO.,
maria No. 255 King street.
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CLUBS AND srARa-William Lock, arrested
for disorderly oondnSk. and sssaulttng Nathen
Scott, On Morelanrs WHARF, At 8 o'clock, on Tues
day afternoon was sentenced eopay o nne Of IS,
Or go to the House OF Correction for ffxe nays.
JohnKsaung. lodged forbeing .dSunk.snd an.
able to take care OF himself in Elliott street, re-
soetved q similar sentence.
Jorge Barbot, q sasn ooloreds boy, apparently
about nye years of sge, Eas taken up in the
streets on the Charge Of Sagrancy, and lodged In
the Guardhouse. Re was ordered By the Mayor
to be kept until sailed FLOR y his parents.
Samuel SAMPSON. oolored, arrested. for being
drunk and diso DERBY, aud disturbing the neigh.
borhood in 81 PHIL street, near yanderhorst, BY
his shouting, was discharged on pleading the nfst
enenessi
israel Parker, arrested on charge Of stealing a
lot C, !Iowis. and a piece OF jewstry .rrom Mrs.
Ahrens, was turned over to q trial justice for pro-
seeutioh.
John Nakel was arrested, yesterday afternoon,
for being drunk ana atrik!hg . man With his
nst, In q store at the corner Of Calhoun and Mid.
de streets. His case viii come before the Mayor
this morning.
Gary Citizen, colored, was arrested, yesterday
afternoon, by On1oer Johnson, aud Ia held at the
Detective once, on the charge Of stealing two
hogs at Mount holly, Northeassern&a Railroad.
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~: HOLMESx& MACBETH Il
Auctioneers, -
"ANDSOME FURNITURE.
IL VIII DO sold THIS DAY, TIE Sfh5 Apfil, a.
tho southwest corner Of Meeting and John streets,
az halEpaStflo O'clock. q lsEs
The furniture of 3 family about removing
from the State. =.
Z L9 oSHfETUsa or: ssf
a set BLEQK WALNUT HAItSEATED DRAW
MG-RoOA EgREITuRE, Bedroom Diaiug ROOM
gesk and'Tahies, Chatrssf&c1T&c, @s'
{: A.very MILeH COW. 81 -
Terms cash. articles 20 be removed the :
day, immediately liter the sale. =
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

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90 atfr usIt GO fHIf HIHsr' 1.rs aifHf
snrF n.sF as ttat if.rE IIH-fi iH CO.,
..f- .ftts .iff .1rT ihF lluirT at ftf
T's.F. go .ui.fisa Hi DO Iaf'f'-a
ss''s srt aiss ia 40 Hl lhr fsas as'frisi
81 iis ,alaHss VI trisk. All ils slnia~s
"a auirS igsTs sTs 10 t.,r irun rsI' aad
,iil' caps a. - hsEi'nsHsl5 s,Ha
uruisi Ihs sarnirs j. - bs u galvanized
,Feu sni iht Tsofis " gs'sTsi siIh lsaNy
TeoAiHg ala sni Fsir'ri, Tbs dss'a, Ti'ins
fIsB lhs ssnlrs - the Io0f, gill b. s0o'l,
covered Nilh sgVdHg tin sEi also painted
There wiH = frs-pT0oi aulI in the Office
u the r'riTist clsTs, Tor the Trsssn.'i0n
4 iis 2lanly Ttsglls
.ss shels bailling is to h thoroughly
cyuIlsIoi and Tie Keys delivered foT 'A'
.um VI siS,5u ia gold or it, equivalent,
Ne believe The contractors will carry
out their contract esAPlr'siy, aai wh'r
eomplsssl, nc 10 not hesitate 10 say thai
il will be The ksaisomesl aHi most com
. lleis buill.Rg ~ the kiLi ia The STATE Of
I IeAas
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

1t is amusing to notice what de-
vices are proposed to save the party
In this great emergency BY the
most prominent friends and origin
al supporters Of tho Davis faction.
We of course speak only Of what
has come to our Knowledge.
Flakes Bulletin is invoked to
save the radical ship by one class
which proposes to make war upon
Tracy, Ncwcomb, Patton and the
balance of the rascally crew which
by official position and their 3adi-
cal organs tcrrorizc and control the
action of Davis, and to crush them
and surround the Governor with
honest republican advisers, under
the plea that Davis is an honest but
weak man completely under the
thumbs of Tracy, Ncwcomb Il Co..
We tell these men that it is too late,
too late to save Davis, he is at tho
head and front of the offenders
which did their best to ruin the
State and make rcpublicanism obi
GUS to all honest men, and synon-
ymous with radicalism, SO he m ust
go down frst.-[FIakc's Bulletin.
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SHEItIFE's SALE
UF
VALUABLE LANDS.

Dl virtue u lsH3.i.o frToHl' from The
I'D Honorable District Court u Dallas
County NNss. % ne directed, / Will
Sfil. en- the FIRST ~ EShAi in ser
TEMhth, the same being tho 9th day
thereof within the hoars prescribed hy
Law, o. Public Vendle, 10 the highest bid
der for rash ia hand, before the Court
house door, in the City % Dallas, in bal
las Couhty, Texas,-Au the Right, Title
and iutsres, Of Wm, y, Miller, ", ", liar,
ten, David King, lien, =, ZONES, Abram
Hart, las, r. iaTkley, Geo, NJ, SwiRk, JnO.
Howell aud olhers-knowh ~ the Dallas
Conn,y Agricultural aud Mechanical A.
soeiA,iou to the following described Land,
in aud to-Wit; Situated In the county Of
Dallas, And state Of Texas, containing ten
Acres, being the same upon which the Fair
Grounds aud b-ildincs VI said Association
are located, the same being the partnership
properly OF said defendants, part II tho
John Grigshy League Survey, as purchased
by Vim. II, Miller from WIN, aud Emily
Wyatt beginning Gij Varas, ;, 10 T..
from the ". corner OF said lot, stake on
the W. line Of said tract, ON the W. bank
Of branch; thence s, li' /. 20 varas, u
stake in post oak grove, FROM which post
oak, . feet In diameter, - varas, S. - W.
Ii yarssi thence s. ii' l.. 300 vAras, dou-
BILE pest oak, the South prong for corner
marks Y; thence 3. ijo W. 20 varas, To
stake in drain in prairie thence y. AZ
W. 200 varns, to the place Of beginning the
said land being sold TO satisfy Judgment
obtained by W. II. Gnston against the said
W. II. Milltr, 81. al, m tho 9th day ofJuly,
A. n. 1871, in the District Court Of Dallas
County, TexLs. July the 2Oth, AID. 1871.
!. NJ. RROWN,
Sheriff of Dallas Co., Texas.
Dallas, July I'D, lsIl.-45;iw.
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DENTAL NOTICE.
DIR. G.. e. KELLER

ID EsPECTFULLY informs the others
n Of the City and County Of Dsiias,
that be has just returned from New Or,esns
with q supply Of the best DENTAL MA
TERIALS and IMPROVED INsTRU-
MEETs ever brought 70 Dallas.
lie il now ready TO perform all operations
connected with Dentistry, and upon terms
as reasonable as can be don. in the State.
Satisfaction in all operations guaranteed.
Can be found at his Oftc. from A n.
until 3 IN
viii make arrangements (affer Office
hours 10 do work a. prfvsss residences for
those who prefer it.
Cfhos over Mr. WagnsTs store, RsilroBd
Corner.
I,snss. yuly 18Th, ls7l--44d
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

The Boston Post says: "Conk-
ling, the magnificent and pugna.
cious, is already booted and spurred
and ready for the Vicc-Presidentlal
track. Poor Colfax, who was strick-
en- down by tobacco toward the
close of tho last session of Congress,
will smile a very feeble and siclily
smiIe when he discovers how close
ly he is to be held to his promise
to resign future official pretcnsionsi
and will pass reluctantly into the
limbo of forgotten and neglected
servants who are no longer of any
political use.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

TEXAs.-As yet, the mineral
wealth of this State sleeps undis-
turbed and useless. Sho has iron
enough to divide the earth by rail
roads into squares ten miles across ;
but no ton of it was ever melted.
She has at least five thousand square
miles Of coal (probably MUCH moreD
but no ton Oft was ever dug for
sale. She has gypsum enough to
plaster the continent annually tor
!. century; but it lies inert and val
ueless-a waste Of carth-covered
stone. She has moro land good for
wheat than Minnesota yet imports
nearly all her flour: she has mil
lions of acres of excellent timber,
yet builds mainly of pine from Lou
isiana and Florida. She sends to
Ohio for her hams and to New York
for her butter, and would import
berries and fruit if her people had
not learned while they were unat-
tainable to do without them.
IN. Y, Tribune.
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George Grote, the very eminent
historiographer and author of the
best modern history of Ancient
Greece, died in London on the 18th
of June, at the age of ~. His carly
profession was that of Banker. He
served nine years as a member OF
Parliament, but retired in 1871 to
complete his history of Greece, the
publication of which began in 1885,
and was completed in the succeed
ing ten years. In 1865 he issued
his work entitled. GPlato and other
companions of Socrates"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

Pc Major MeLeod, q hotel keeper in
Paris, must be q No. ] jokist, Judging by
the following which is told at the expense
Of leading white radical ofice-hOlder Of
this county. The aforesaid radical, in
company with Bill Lewis, . negro, both
delegates 10 the Donham Convention, ar
rived ut Paris after dark, drove mp to the
hotel ard asked for entertainment BOui-
face, for n moment, was nOnplussedi but
only for moment Turning handy 10
IRE psir. he said: Gentlemen, | an very
much crowded, and viii be obliged to put
vou in the ssT-e bed" il il almost need
less 70 say tbsf the i'man and brother
fond -soc0mn citations among some Of his
eslsred. frissds.-t Jefferson Iisss.
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oSOO Certificates Of Cure.


FROM honest Farmers; Mechanics and Merchants,
Of them the most eminent leading professional
and business mrD AID women Of education and re.
fiuement In our country, may be seen at our ofhce
Under date o. darch 20, Hon. iiorae. freely Of
the Now York Tribune, writes: -. Ball, Uf our
CITY, is u conscientious and responsible man, who
is incapable of inten tiOnal deception or imposition
Prof IS. Msrrick, Of lexington Ny, wrote,
April 10Th, 1863: without my spe-tacles pen
you this note, after using tho Patent Ivory Eye
CDps thirteen days, and this morning Terused the
entire contents OF daily newspaper, and all with
the unassisted eye Truly l arm grateful for your
noble Invention; may Heaven bless and preserve
you. have been u.Ing spectacles twenty years l
am now seventy zone years old. --
REV. JGsEpu SMITH, Maiden, Mass, cured Of
Partial Blindness, OF IS years standing, In one
minute, by the Patent Ivory Eye Cups.
E.O. ELLIS, late Mayor OF Dayton, Ohio wrote
us Nov 10th, 1869: 81 hav. tested the Patent Ivory
Eye Cups, and am satisfied they are good. Avn
pleased ~ith them they are the greatest invention
All persons wishing for full particulars, ccrtih.
Gates Of cures price. &c, will please send your ad
dress TO US, and will send our Treatise on the
Eye Of forty-fvur pages, free, by return mail
Write to
DR.. J. BALL CO., p. o. Box, s57 No. 81 Lib.
erty Street, New York. -,
EDSESs, use our New Patent Myopic Attachments.
applied to the IVORY EYE CUPS, has proved a GER
tain cure for his disease.
Send for pamphlets ana certlncNes-iree. waste
no more money by adjusting huge glasses on your
nose and dishgure your ACE.
Employment for all. Agents wanted for the new
Patent Improved Ivory Eye Cups, just INTRODUCED
in the market. The snscpss IL unparalleled by an,
other article. All persons ont Of employment. OF
those wishing to Improve their circumstances, ~he
Their gentlemen or ladies', esn make resTectgbl
living ut this light and easy employment Hun
dreds Of agents are making from S 20 $50 day
To live agents go week will he guaranteed. In
formation furnished on receipt Of twenty cents,
pay the cost Of printing materials and return poet
age. Address:
pr. j. BALL Co P. o. Boz So. No. 81 Liberi,
Street, New York.
Our Agent or DaIIa. and Tarrsht Counties is
B. CUPE, CEDAR HILL, TENhs.
July I'D, le5i .-4s.3n,.
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ARE USED EXCLUSIVELY ~ THE
AMERICAN CONSERYATORIES Op MUSIC,
OF NEW YORK CITY.
The most severe test n Piano
can receive IL constant use
I'm n Conservatory.
Read the Following

1t affords me much pleasure to give You,
in these few lines, very sincere testimo-
NAL for tho Piano.Fortss Of your manu-
facture. We have now used the PATENT
AKRON PrAsos' in our Conservatories for
y year, and have had fair opportunity Of
testing their du Inability during that liue'
The Pinnos have been played upon almost
constantly, from morning till night, and a
Piano must indeed DO good ono when ii
will bear such constant uee without show
ing signs Of detection. As for remaining
in tune, it outriyals any Piano known to
me.
Their peculiar sweetness Of tone In the
treble, las compared 10 other Pianos with
the ordinary metal sgrafe arrangemsnti
is so striking that | have had pupils re-
mark, while taking their lessons. that al
though they had at home what they sup
posed to be one Of the best makes Of Pianos,
still the treble was very wiry-toned COM
pared with the " ARIoN.'
What makes them still moro desirable
il their uniform volume Of tone, which
enables the artist to perform composition
In it. true character.
In total, | eau conscien tiously endorse
oil that is claimed by the ARIcs Piano
FORTE COMPANY for their superb instru-
ments, ss consider them superior TO any
other make.
Congratulating you upon tho great sue
cess you have obtained in the munnfacture
Of so perfect an instrument, remain,
Yours, very truly,
HENRY SCHROEDER,
Director
New York, September. Sd, 1870.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

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