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Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-05-29
:. u. McGOWND.

A TToRNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. OF
N fee over Centeryille Brewery, south side Wall
care will meet immediate attention, and prompt re-
lnittances will be made. n1tf
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-05-29
A. p. MITCHELL, nj. ID,

EcLECTIC PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND AC-
IL u coucheur. RETOfice at his residence on Buena
Vista Bar Boise County, l. r., where he will be at
all times found when notsprofessionaly absent nltt
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-05-29

TEYO ARRIVE, ON OR ABOUT MAY 10th, NAILS,
nit. POWELL & COE. Z
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-05-29

VKTE HAVE IN STOCK. A FINE ASSORTMENT
w of Highlander No. and Cards; also lot OF
well assorted Cigars which we will sell cheap for
cash. n1tf POWELL q CQE. +
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-05-29
DIR. L. WILLIS,
j. MI. BE1,TS
JAS. HEALY, M. D.,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE ON EAST
II side of Montgomery street, three doors above
Wall, idaho City. n16
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-05-29

GAUGES OF ALL KINDS ALWAYS ON HAND
- ln1tfl For sale by c. WALKER
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-09-18

The supreme gosernmen, has ordered
the case OF Santa Anna 10 proceed. Santa
Anna has employed counsel. and his de-
fence IS being prepared. All generals con-
demned 10 death ., Quer.laro. Including
Castillo. have been parlonsd.
General UHoran, On The 18Th, VAS SEN
fenced By court martial 10 be shot ON Wed
nesday al 6 A. Nj. The sentence was car
ried out on the Plazuela lie MexsoAlcu.
against the remonstrsncrs vf The Anrr,can
mlnister. OHoran leil letters 70 rind,sate
his memory.
President Juarez has decreed canyocl.
ton Of Mexican people Zoe the purpose u
electing president, congressman aud ma
gistrates 20 the Supreme Court.
Lopez. the traitor. has published IN &C
count Of The siege Of Qaeresaro, aud seeks
TO establish the TACT that It's iall was not he
result Of treason.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-09-18
] AMNESTY PROCLAMATION,

The pnlitical effect u the amnesty pro-
clamalion is already known aud tcis 10 be
highly favorable 70 the speedy restoration
Of the Union on firm and lasting basis.
In the Southern States il will be hailed as
an evidence that the day Is passed for the
infliction upon their people Of vindictive
penalties. in the forin Ut conliscation. prs.
scription, Acknowledgement. Or Punishment.
Amnesty will also give confidence to the
great mass Of The people OF this country in
their business affairs. The time for hest
tation and distrust will have passed when
the rehabilitation OF the excluded States
shall have been affected.
The proclamation certainly removes one
great impediment TO the early aud cordial
restoration Of the Union. BY counteract,ng
the Radical outcry against rebels. All who
accept the amnesty bind themselves TO the
Union.
The great majority Of the people Of the
Nurlh will sustain this proclamation. A
large portion OF the more sensible aud pa
,rioiic Republicans have been IN lavor Of
such measure for some time. Me-. Gree
" suslains il. as we notice. as he was obllg.
ed 10 do. for the sake OF his own counsel.
ing.
At the first blush Wall street was agi,at.
ell by the fear that the proclamation would
afford the Radicals another pretrxt ior i'm.
peachment Of the President. and tend TO
increase the agitation which the Radicals
hope 70 create at the next session ol Con-
grsss. Gold rose one OF two per cent. on
that account. but II has brgua 10 recede.
MAJ. LsseL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-09-18
FROM CRETE.

The latest intelligence from Crete re.
eeived at the Greek irg-tlon. charge Omar
Pasha with Prsellcing deceit 10 order 10
palliate his conduct. aud state thst he OBJ
tanned certificates irom some al his fellow
soldiers denying he reports 81 ctu,liles.
with view 81 influencing public opinion BY
the interested statements of thase IN the pay
Of Turkey. The Ctetans say the facts can
be proved by sye.wlteesses that Omar Pa
sha. on returning from S,.nakia. burned III
the villages in his rear. IN the province Of
81. Bas,le. the most notable oil then being
Ny stcs. Lencogia. and the monastery Of
prssIIi.
Al Nesogia. province OF kissoinas. he
seized Mr.. Kostordis, IN elderly gentle.
man. forced him TO Apply IRE 10 hls own
not. and then burnt him together with the
straw. Al Patxiari he mutllatrds gentle
man 10 nameless manner, plucked out
his eyes, and then msr.iere, hin. An Co.
riDtades he slew three nuns. besides com.
hitting similar crueIties u The other places
pamed in the other dispatches.
The Turkish truops defeated BY General
Cororeas burnt several villages 10 their re-
treat toward Heraclenn. Al Metampaneil-
Ia they massaered an old blind m.n and
another citizen, and an insane girl. They
Slew the Monk Gideon Mamalaki. planting
his bead on the cross which surnoants the
cupola Of the church.
The accounts further say that the Gre
tans having fought for . year against terri.
Bile odds. will never return 10 the Turkish
yoke. Upwards Of 40. 200 Cretsn families,
mostly women, children andoiJ men, have
been sent to Greece. Athens, Syria. and all
The other Gfecisn cities have become 50
many huge relief committees The Gre.
clan ladies' particularly are indefatigabIe
in charitable zeal, but cannot afford all The
relief needed without the assistance ol
Christian nations.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-09-18

The Standard snasanees TN, Mr.. James n. Har-
ris win address the people Of Orange County, q
Hisborouyh, on Saturday .hs sssh Of sspssmbsr, q
IL o'clock, NJ.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-09-18

The Evening Star, nes paper 70 bs Published By
Wn. H. Bernard. will make iis aPpsnanes IN VIII
niaglon. N. G., on Monday the 23dd instant.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-09-18

Agricultural Catecism; on rzK: Cas-
rrsrar on FAaxrss MADE FAsr.-We have received
from she author, b. r. G,sdy, jr, Of Neuse River
academy. Wsyne county, copy Of . lutte book
bearing the above tile It's INTENDED rs te1t book
for the common schools Of ihis State and contains
much useful Information on -gncutural chemistry,
the properties Of s,i he use Of fertilizers, &c, Va.
liable 70 young men who intend 70 engage 10 farm
Ing operations TIE price il . cents; reduction
Of 20 per cent made when ten copies more are OF.
dared By sas person.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-09-18

Tns election 10 Cahs,faia has resulted In giving
the Democrats majority 10 The Legislature Of iwen-
y On joint ballot, and two members 81 Congress
On learning this result Governor English, Of Con
nsdieut. sent 70 Mr.. Haighi the Governor elect q
cafsfHa- the following consTatalation over The ri.
aaph Of right principles in the late election in thai
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-09-18

A young man named Regain died in Al
bany recently from hayinga mole Or wsrt
on his face cutby razur while being shay.
ed. The wart was on the left cheek and
while the whole right side was paralyzed.
the left leg and arm became rigid. and the
face turned oyer the left shoulder.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-09-18
Ailsbaraugg 9srarnsr.
HILLsBoRoCGH, N. G.
wednesday. > ept. Is, 1867.
Special Notice.

Cash payments Ia business transactions have be
cone 20 general that We are constrained as iaf =
.,.ble 10 reduce our business 70 The same rule and
% prepare The way fsr the change We propose from
sais date 10 reduce tho price Of tho Recorder 70 no
dollars year. paid ia advance aad will also make
discount Of ten per cent? on all Averages, pay
meus ID made before the 18th of September next
Prodses Of all kinds will continue TO % taken 10
payment ior suasctipsioas job work and advertising
., the market price.
We desire to make IN improvement IN the appear
ancs of our paper and 70 enable usto DO % we sob
iii the all Of our friends u ncrc,ss subscription
lssl The Recorder il nov largely advanced in "
eighth year. daring which ims though aborins
xndsr maay din :ulles. have endeavofsd 70 make
i, sssful and have Supported in all cases 10 the best
sf our Abilities. the MEASURES and policy which We
coasdered best calculated to maintain our freedom,
and 70 promote the permanent interests and prosper
" d the coantrJ. And review Of the past doe' mol
dissurb oar confidence ia the correctness OF our
course. We shall pursue The same lights hereafter
saas have guided u hitherto-ever holding 20 oar
motto. The Union. the Osnstits.ion and the Laws,
- The Palladium Of our safety and We MOI lh.
oat A,os that wise caunses viii ere long lead The
soaauy back % It's former prosperity.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-09-18

EIesiisns ~al i hid IN Ohio Penn,lyvania and
Iowa. on Taesiay ia sh u o:tobef.
10 Ses York. 1i.asnaa. a4ryl1ad. hassaehu.
sstis. nianesols snd se~ jersey. On Tuesday The
sGh a November.
II Ksnas. On sdseslsy The 6,h 81 November.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-09-18

An election il 10 b held 10 Kentucky. by order 81
the Chief Justice u he Cosrt o. Appeals the IL
u Oaobe . all The sscsaey ocsasonei By he sud.
den death o. Gos. Helm.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-09-18

MaIne.-Rstuons from aboui ihre.sfth Of the
STATE, foot up Chanbsrlsia 33.ssa. P,Il.bsry -.
sss-a isn from the Republican majority o. last yssr
u 1864 The temaiaiag towns ~ili probably siill
further redace TIE Rspabiicaa myofiy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-09-18
THE WESTERN \. O. RAILROAD.

The paragraphs Published elsewhere IN
this paper from the Salisbury and Ashev,lle
Newspapers. relative to this Road. will be
read with interest. The State has sub.
scribed o.. 00o. 900 10 this important link
sl ommunition between the West and the
East; aud the Treasurer is ms issuing
$500 900 worth IL bonds. which have be- n
sold in Massachusetts, Tor money with which
10 build the Road. When completed, there
will be direct line OF travel and lranspor.
tstion from Memphis. on the Mississippi, 70
Beaufort, NiIniagton and Norfolk on the
Atlantic. II twill pass through regions rich
in the productions Of agriculture. as well
% minerals; and il wall facilitate inter.
course between communities which are
bound together. literally. in The relation.
ii mother and daughter. Middle and West
Tennessee may be safe 10 haze emlgrated
from Middle and Eastern North Car.lina !;
and in this era Of Railroads. II has long
been felt a. sore Inconvenience. thar The
citizens II the Two States coaIi moi visit
each other without going BY ~ay 81 Rich.
monJ, Va, or Columbia. 3. G.. places
some three or four hundred miles out d
the way. Al Erelmse.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-09-18

Two Iaborers were suaoeated By III. foul
air 10 we'll at New Castle, Pa, last week.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-09-18

Nrsko sHsr.--We learn lram gentle.
man sho came By tbe Northern tram YES.
ferdav. that Nc. SAMUEL Bailey. respec.
table eit,zen ei Dsyir county, SHOT and kill
ed negro man few days since. The
nsgro came 10 his house drunk AID insult.
- MIN. wbersaaon Mr. Bailey shot him.
Rich gold m;nes have been struck al
shsfirid... W.. BY piriies who have been
prospecting since Nay.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-09-18

Our. readers win iind elsewhere procla-
nation issued ny the President extending
amnesty 20 many Of our citizens. excluded
,herefro,n BY the provisions Of the procla-
nations hitherto promulged. While we
could not ask that parties charged with
complicity in the assassination Of Mr.. Lin
coin be pardoned, we do think tina, magma
nimityl and sound craftsmanship suggested
the extension of amnesty to all citizens Of
the Southern States, regardless Of The posi-
lions occupied BY them IN the Confederate
government.
The President has issued the proclama-
,ion by virtue OF his Office. and 10 strict &C
cordance with authority conferred by the
Constitution. His power 70 pardon is un.
questionable and the legal effect Of Us ex.
erc,se Is to purge the recipient of ans guilt
ne may have incurred in consequence of
engaging in what is styled the rebellion,
and 10 reinyest him wi h all the rights, pri-
,lleges and franchises petainins 10 ci,,zen-
ship. Whether this will be the practical
Eject Of the proclamation under considcra-
ton, is yet % be determined. Congress.
10 the bill passed II its last session. Is .
supplement- to the various reconstruction
acts. declared who shoald exercise the r,gh,
Of suffrage in the elections provided for by
said acts. and expressly enacted. 10 section
seven VI said supplemental bill. tina, 90 per
son should be entitled 10 register or vote
10 consequence uf any Executive pardon or
amnesty. The conflict. therefore, between
,hs authority Of the President aud that ol
the Congress ma, speedily be brought be
fore the Supreme Court Tor consideration.
and. unless that Court should shirk the per.
torrance Of lis duty. il il b.und. by the
decision made IN the case Of Garland from
Missouri, TO sustain the power snL act Of
the Executive. RlLsan xor!A Cur. +
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-09-18

TaK PREsIgEsr's PROCLAMATION or GENE
RAJ AxsEsTs.-We suppose that mans
even OF the Radical papers and pol.tieiass
Of the country will be pleased that the Pre-
siden; has issued his proclamation. There
are but few rxcepiions--more. however,
than our teiegrams " yesterday had led u
10 expect
Is 10 The eIfectof the proclamation. ~e can
only repeat what We have heretofore said
tina, while. under the Constitution. il
will restore 10 The parties concerned al.
their property. - well n relnstste them 10
all rights not taken from them BY SPECIAL
legislation. yet under the acts Of Congress
none uf them can vote. IL these acts are
unconstitutional. they have not been pro.
noanced 50 By the courts. Until that shall
have been done the DISTINGUISHED will Of
course remain disfrsnchised. We waaid
tia, The fact were otherwise /; AMI possibly
Il NAV be. We can only give our osn
apinions for what ,hey are worth.
Riehsoad DispaisA.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-09-18
lANEs z. ENGLISH.
San Francisco. Cal. Sept. ..

II Cgssrror n E. EigEsk rtanks for youf dis.
pssrA- California has echoed the voice 81 csnDecii-
cot. You set us glorious example ~e have bot
G,lowel where yoa led Ia The sacred csue "a coaai-
snsionii liberty. III. II. HAlGHf.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-09-18

Col. Bingham. Principal of prominent
High School at Mebanesille, N. G.. has IL.
vorrd us with copy of his Grammar Of the
English Language. just out. We have not
yet examined this book carefully through.
out. but from the look We have given Il, Ne
are prepared to End II the very best Eng.
Iish Grammar that has been published 10
America % England. II is fall Of innova.
tons. and will be violently assa,led by
pedsgosues u the old school, but the pro.
gres here IL improvement. We shall En-.
anime Il fully. as soon az practicable. and
then We shall have our say about Il.
Ywbpi1k (s CD Eaqsir0.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-09-18

Hon. Heary II. 4agl, C0svaor elect Of caLfor.
nia. (Saa fraaeisco)s congratulate yoa on your
election. Il will gladden. the friends Of constitution.
81 liberty The country through.
lanes z. ENGLISH.
To which. on The same day, Mr.. Haighi sent The
hllowing reply:
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-04

The Richford Sentinel says Of the address
IF g. F. Houghton, Esq, at the fair of the
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-04
ADDISON COUNTY.

NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH.-Reccntly
Mr.. Helon Nichols, of Warren, on his way to
Charlotte with his wife and child had a very
narrow escape from a painful death. Mr.
Nichols horse backed off the high narrow
bank on which the road runs by Lewis creek.
in Charlotte. prccipitating passengers, wagon
and horse into the stony bed of the creek.
The water was about eighteen inches deep.
Mrs. Nichols, with her right hip badly
broken and seriously bruised otherwise, had
presence of mind to keep her insensible
daughters head above the water until assist
ance came and rescued them from what APP
peared to be certain death. az they were I'M
der the horse and wagon. The little girl re-
manned unconscious for twelve hours and is
seriously hurt. Mrs. y. has no use of her
hip, shoulder or arm. Mr.. Nichols was bad
ly bruised, but all now doing well. 1t
was wonderful escape from death.
The African Mandril, or man monkey
which has been on exhibition in this State,
died in Nergennes, recently.
BENNINGTON COUNTY
SuIcIDE.-Mr. James Jipson Of Bcuing
hanging himself to tree in piece OF
woods.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
The St. Johnsbury people are determined
to give the coal question fair trial The
people arc filling their cellars with it and
will use it this winter more than ever before.
Mrs. Lydia Pierce, IS years old, of Barnet,
has this year spun in three weeks 1l6 skeins
of wooden yarn, and never has any day spun
after five O'Clock in the afternoon.
A child of Mr.. John Gates, of Peacham,
aged years, fell into a tub of hot water on
Saturday and died Sunday morning.
cHITrENDEN COUNTY.
At ST. Adams, Tuesday. good article OF
butter brought 35 cents, and some sold for
SO cents.
APPoINTNENT-Mr. Sidney p. Gates, of
St. Adams, has recently been appointed
Deputy Collector of Customs, and with Mr.
James P. Davis, lately in the custom office
at Burlington, is stationed at Windmill
Point.
Henry Stanton, well-known and respect
ed citizen of Burlington. died on Saturday
evening about 10 ~ O'Clock after long
and painful illness of nearly SIX weeks.
The prospects are good for the immediate
organization of new hotel company at Bur-
lington.
Coal for Bennington and Western Vermont
Valley is now purchased in Burlington, and
delivered for so ton : and many are using
it there.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
The Richford Sentinel says Of the address
Of 9. F. Houghton, Esq, at the fair Of the
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-04
Re-UniOn of Vermont Officers.

The Fourth Annual Re-Union of Vermont Officers
will be held at Montpelier, on THURSDAY, the 2ith
Iay of OCTOBER, inst The Members of the Re
Union Society, and all Vermont Officers respect
fully invited be present. The usual preliminary
meeting the election of Officers and other bust
ness will be held at the Court House Immediately
AFTER the arrival of trains from the south
Gems. ". I. H Brooks, W. +. Smith, NJ. T Nc
Mahon and GOV. W alter Hartman, are expected to
he present as invited guests.
Arrangements will be made for Grafton before
the Society at Representatives Hall during the
evening.
supper at ten O'Clock p NJ, provided by Clark
and Durham
Marshal, gen. y. NJ w. Ripley; Assistant Mar
shall Gen. GEO Z. Foster Toast Master 1t. Col. ;.
#. Pingrec.
ROSWELL FARSHAN, Cor. Secy.
JOHN G. STEARNs, Rec. Secy.
Brig. Gen. STEPHEN THOMAS,
Col. SAMU Z. PINGREE, EX. Committee.
Mai. CHARLES T. SPALDISG,
Bradford, VT. sept. p. 1867
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-04

Union Agricultural Society sThe address
was a good one: patriotic, terse-not toe
much agriculture in it-not too political
not too long The Messenger adds 1t
was in fact such an address as would do good
if heard in every county fair in the State.
William R. Hoyt, son of Judge Hoyt, Al
fred G. Stafford, and Josiah H. Adams, all of
st. Adams, were admitted to the bar on the
recent opening of the Franklin county court.
fax, charged with the murder of her step
daughter, the jury returned verdict of not
guilty.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-04
A VERMONT SCHOOL BOOK.

The Publisher prepared 10 furnish the trade
and teachers and Schools with New School Book
titled
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-04
Annual Meeting of the Vt. Bible
Society,

The VERMONT BIBLE SOCIETY, will hold its Fifty
hnh Anniversary at Montpelier, on Wednesday the
18th Inst
The DIRECTORS will meet at the Depository-the
store of John c. Emery, Esq at 10 IL O'Clock A NJ.
The ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING of the Society
will be held at the General Committee Room at the
State House, at2 O'Clock p NJ
The ASSIvERsARY EXERCISES will take place at
the State House in the evening. Address by Pres
Ident James Z. Angel, of the Vermont University.
VIM. III. GILBERT, Secretary.
Norwich. Oct. l. 1867.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-04
RI.ANKS BLANKS

We are just commencing TO print, and intend
keep constantly for sale, the best assortment OF
Blanks for Lawyers, Town and County Cicrks'
Judges of Probate and business men generally, to
he found in this section, and shall sell them, at
wholesale retail at low prices Persons desiring
any description Blanks in quantities have them
printed to order, at the FREEMAN Steam Print
ing Establishment and at figure that will give en-
tire satisfaction and those wishing Blanks for use
can at the FREEMAN BOOKSTORE, be supplied
prices that viii leave ample margin for profits
when they are filled out.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-04
MARRIAGES.

In Jericho, Sept stl, by Rev. ID Austin. Mr.. GIL
BERT BERNELI and Miss SOPHIA LABELL both OF
Jericho.
In UnderhI Oct. l, by Rev n. Austin, Mr.. FRED
4. FULLER of Jericho, Miss LAURA A. BICk-
NELL OF Underh
In Worcester, Sept. 18th, by Rev. A. T.. Wade, Nr.
LUTHER GOFF of Washington and Mrs. LUCY
ASHLEY OF Worcester.
In Berlin Parsonage. Oct lst by Rev. l.. Brown, Nj
MAK1IN DAY of Barre, md Miss SUSAN NJ. Dill
iINGHAM of Williar '>town.
In Jacksonville Sept 18th. by Rev. l.. C. Dickinson,
Re. HTBBA ARD EASTMAN and Mrs. LUCY MELIN-
DA NEW ELL both of jacksonville.
In Georgia, sept 2ith, by Rev L. Warner, Mr.. G. w.
G. MARTIN and Miss y. INEZ KINGSLEY, both OF
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-04

The San Francisco (Ca1.) Musical Times,
IN special notice of the different church or
gans in that city, thus gives the following
complimentary testimonial to the American
ORGAN. The extract saws &c What the
most successful church organ makers have
accomplished in pipe organs, Messrs s. d.
Il II. W. Smith, OF Boston, Mass, have ac-
compished in reed organs. To their me-
chanical genius and enterprise, is due the
perfect instrument they now produce, Civ
ing the power of the pipe organ, and a tone
almost identical. The AMERICAN ORGAN
manufactured by Messrs. Smith, is infinite
ly superior to any other reed organ in the
world
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-04

THE Mason d HAKLIN CABINET ORGAN, af:
ter many improvements and notifications
has now reached that degree of perfection in
construction, and that moderateness of cost
that bring it within the reach of many who
could not afford the expense of good piano
No musical family in prosperous circumstan-
ces, should fail to possess one eff these beau
tiful instruments, which will prove at once
an ornament to the room, means of educa-
ton to the young people, and an unfailing
and inexpensive resource in social and soli-
tary hours .-BOston Ereninq Toice