The New York herald., 1872-12-20


Which the Family Cir
ole Dearly Prize.
That very large and excessively tender-hearte
portion Of the community commonly known as
fathers OF family have just now hard road to
travel 1t is Q long and weary one and has many
winding cuts to the right and to the left, and 1t
generally takes poor fellow, once ayear. who has
household OF Children at least nom the LIST Of the
present month to the LIST OF the Rext to 60 over
the whole route successfully. or course, every
paterfamias is bound by every tie that makes his
household happy one to 60 over the whole road,
and as 1t Is always marked out by those members
strings, 1t, is always laid out with all due regard
to the shops and warehouses, where anything and
everything that can ad0rn ones house or ones
self can be had for the mere calling for 1t by
the governor-after, OF course, paying for 1t. In
all well regulated households nowadays music
hath charms to soothe even tho savage breast of
ye parient in
AN ECONOMICAL HOLIDAY MOOD,
and the road he is compelled to travel, whether he
likes 1t or not, is, in consequence. often made to
pass either directly in front Of piano warehouse
or by side street to the very doors OF one Of the
factories. And who that dares to call herself any
Of thing. even though she doesn't know how to
play herself would be without pianof 1t is such
q nice piece OF furniture, you know, and looks so
stylish with Its polished legs glistenng In the bright
light OF the CRATE 6re In the evening, ana one
always has such huge consolation In feeling that
whether It is used not 1t Is under all favorable
circumstances just as full Of music as Il 1t were used.
Not indeed that any father OF q family Of rapidly
sprouting daughters is ever made to buy one pur-
posely to be made use Of as q silent ornament for
the parlor. Oh, dear, no; but then
MRS. TooDLEs' GOOD EXAMPLE
In the door-plate business s always worth keeping
In mind. Even though a piano or an organ or
accordeon is purchased for the look OF the thing
member Of the family may be
GREAT MUSICIAN,
his instrument all ready the moment his genius is
discovered Can anything be palmer NowItnis
the pecuniary proper pOintl II he 1s little par
tcuiar about where he ought to 60, 1t Is not hard
to give him choice OF place }e7wFsf fst
AMONG THE PIANO MANUFACTURERS.
Let us see. There are Decker Barnes. in Third ave-
hand stock that the most exacting musician coald
not md fault with. Then, II tho governor is Of
sss nams turn 81 Of MS n vs,. snS ,s .u,nGs 70 sn sa
e eSpss e Horace %ers 4 Sars
warerooms, even II the purchaser hasn't as yet
christmas viii not be thrown away He win 30
resolution to buy, at all hazards.
HaineS Bros, 81 Union square, are convenient"
to uptowners, and can never be taken unprepared.
Their motto is, 'If you don't see what you want
snd III TSe
as piano manufacturers is world wide, and their
grand pianos are found In every place where wealth
0Od In 81 70 rnh 10 md In hon E<rp
avenue II. Schroeder & Co.'s establishment is wen
worth visiting The stock Of pianos and other
At hoyer Go IS s. Vest % sixtesnth a street. and
OF Merrill's. No. Union square, the planoless
community, I., who are anxious t% sdSo to vv,r,
will md everything that they may be in need Of
and at fair prices.
1t may be Just at this particular period Of the
year that there are many young governors, or
rather young yI gentlemen, expecting to be cover.
couple and who are as the poet says, to make tke
Sme. Now it is ali very Wen for the head 'ofs Of an
already long established household to pay down
ss as !. Gfsn :F 81 Sq 81 other ne
So. in order that they may know just where to 60
RUNNING ABOUT TOWN
for days looking for warehouse where every
article Of furniture, from footstool to grand
Ds q M rts as
mentioned just here that at Cowperthwaites, NO.
Chatham ns VIII 9bs find 4 tine
Q said Of Dealy Cunningham, s 81 and $50 Third
Of haso SO EssS
Kelly 4 Co., Twenty NTH street and Sixth avenue;
Broadway. A purchaser at any Of these places
will be sure to
GET THE FULL VALUE
one who buys an article oficaiiy rated rated ii IN need
have any fears Of getting less than he bargains for
ths Il n bt os borne ~ mn
pianos that people of both sexes, who yet enjoy all
The glorious privileges Of single blessedness, can
IN which TO spend their surplus cash, without In
anywse 'throwng 1t away as the old folks call 1t.
the bright, bright future and the lasting q good Of
Snow, o. ought 70 know right wen, i they don't
little dears themselves, love their
PIPE AND TOBACCO
after dinner. Then, what better can they do to
please than to go to P0llak's, No. ~ John street,
and order nice meerschaum for each OF their
Polak has been household word in every smokers
quarters for the past thrtyseven years, and he Is
such an authority on meerschaumf Why, ladies,
just think OF 1t. He Is actually out in "worku on
the subject in which he goes into historical depths
about the discovery and use OF meerschaum pipes
himself. II lady wants her own
sweet likeness carved on the bowl OF the pipe she
INTENDS TOT ner dear Charles," or his own mono
gram or some motto that will give the young man
A DELICATE HINT
as to where the gift came from, she has only to
whisper her order to Pollak and the thing is DONE
Still we all know that there dainty fellows who
wouldn't smoke pipe for oil the world, and proba
bly, for that reason, more than any other, Pol
lax has habit Of making cigar holders
OF meerschaum, with amber tips for all comers,
which the ladies can get adorned in any way they
desire. Kadenberg Is also OF the meerschaumite
tribe, and Is located on the corner OF John and Mas
sau streets He has also factory for his goods in
and has q magnificent stock OF pipes and cigar
holders on hand and plenty Of rough meerschaum
TO make into any pipe-b0wl shape that purchaser
may desire. The display Of Zouave and Neptune
heads and other fancy pipe bowls ct his stores Ia
enough to make
or devotee OF the favorite brier wood give up the