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BALTIMORE, February 10, lsas.

DF. J. J. LdtffsNct:
DEAR SIR: take pleasure in recommep ding
your R0SADALIs ss very powerful slter.ti,.
have seen IL ueed In two cases With happy results
patient pronounced himself cured After bayine
taken hye bottles of your medicine. The other a
esss OF scrofula, of long standnS. which rapidly
Improving under its use, and the indications are
that the patient will soon recov have careful
" examined the formula by which your RosadsIrs
IL made, and hnd il an excellent compound Of al
tsrative ingredients.
Yours truly, Il. w. CARR Nd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-18

LouDoN CoUHTr (vA.l IrrMs.-The Lees.
sometime commanded the Coptederate froo,,.
stationed in Leesburg during the early part pS
the wal, has been spending several days in This
town the guest OF Or. A. r. Mott. ~-' '--'S
The lot OF ground at the Eastern ed0e NJ this
town, containing about two acres. ana Ssreto-
fore advertised BY E. v. White, SAeriG: was
sold on saturday for the sum of sS0S-john IN.
Orr, purchaser -
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- Excursion parties 60 from San Fr.n.,.,,
70 see the great eruption In the SandS,c
~Eugenie has introduced .raci., ,o,,.
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PUDLIc REsoLUTIoN-No. 2sJ

-"@ HNHNOIc IION III IeIdtIUu 20 The Drpak.
water al Portland, Maine
ne az reSotred by the Senate and House of Rspr,-
sentdfaces ef TIE Intted States Of America an fon
gress assembled, That so much OF the unex.
pelueo oaIance OF the appropriation for the
oreakwater In Portland harbor Maine ss tn
chlef engineer shall deem proper NAV he OK
pended under his direction in excayating the
"mluoie ground" near said breakwater. and nm
otherwise protecting the channel from ,niury
by filling and improving the same.
Approved, June S. 1885
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THE RONADAI.VS

Q not secret medicine. The articles from which
IL is made are published around each bottle ana IN
10 used and recommended py the Medica FscuIt,
wherever II has been introduced as q POSITIVE
and kkLlABLI Medicine for Dis sases of the
BLOOD, Liver and KIDNEYS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-18

PERsoSAL.-Edward &. johnson will &C.
company ms father TO England as his Private
Secretary. ...-Senor Romero is here TO pre-
sent TO the President his letter of recall as Min.
lister for Mexico. THE horse Australia
which won el,00O purse in a race Al Jerome
Park, New York, yesterday, is the property of
Governor Bowie, of Prince George county,
Md 1T is expected that the name of Thos
B. Price Will be sent 10 the Senate to-day for
the office of Collector of the Third District Of
Maryland. ..-.Major Gen. Hancock returned
TO this city from New York yesterday. 80. Ex-
Governor Commings, Of Oregon, is at Will
lard's.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-18

The WHITE House E-The President being at
the review most OF the day but few visitors
were at the Executive Mansion. This morn
ing Senator Fessenden had a long interview
with the President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-18

An EXAMINING BoAED.-ieneralJ James A.
Hardis. Inspector General u. s A., Colonel
Dewitt Clinton, Judge Advocate, and Colonel
Gibson, have been appointed oy Secretary
Schofield as board 10 examine claims against
the War Department
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-18

APPOISTED.-Mr. Richard Il. Nixon. of thi.
city, has been appointed Financial Clerk in
the once ofthe Secretary of the Senate, IN place
of SayIes j. Bowen, Esq. Mr.. Nixon has been
an aitache Of the City Post Once under Mr..
Bowen for some time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-18

Nor REsIGNKD.-S- NJ. Clark, Esq, Chef of
the Printing Division al the Treasury Depart
ment. has not rendered his resignation 70 the
Secretary of the Treasury, though he has an
intention OF so doing, and Will probably for
ward II in the course of few days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-18

- Liuie glris with nice long hair are the
victims Of prowlers In the streets Of london.
clipped and sent home in I'D piight.ri sllll3T
IA colored 0les Club 10 being Organised In
New Haven by the Grant mea.- = = y -
The Philadelphia Gazette says the mos.
quifoes are 50 thick at the sea side that the res
idene can only breathe through wire strainers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-18

BALTIMORE, Mp., March 4. Isss
bslieve DR.. Lawrences s"ROsApALIsr 10 b.
the BEL ALTkkATIyE IN 6sL, and therefore ful A
THOMAS >. BoYklN.M.p.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-18

BY DIRECTION OF THE SECRETARY OF WAR,
the leave of absence on Surgeons Certificate
of Disability, granted Brevet Major General ]
Hooker, in Special Orders No. 29s, June n
IS6s, has been extended 10 Sept l.. I~6s
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Government Securities.

WAeHrNeToN, June Is, 1s6s.-Jay Cooke L
%. furnish the following quotations OF Gov
rnmenI eeeur,ties:
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sosADALIs CURES ALL SKIN DISEASES

WILSON, n. G., Sept. Is, ISs.
DEAR In 1852 my son, now aged i've year.
wAs yacciIatec with what proved 10 be Impure
matter, which completely destroyed his be. IA
De has been afflicted with an inveterste and eK-
tremely troublesome Erupfioa Of rae Skin, come
prescribed by my family physician, DR.. A d
Moore. After taking IL q few weeks. my con be-
came and remains entirely cell. Yours truly.
j. b. DANIEL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-18

CoNFIRMED.-The Senate, IN executive ses-
sion yesterday confirmed the nomination OF L.
Newton Robinson as superintendent of In
dian affairs for the Southern superintendency,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-18

TEE REPORT in circulation that Gen. Grant
has sent out a special inspector TO look after
Fenian operations on the frontier is untrue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-18

RAILROAD ADACCIDENr.-The mail train ON the
Central railroad yesterday was thrown from
the track five miles east of Schenectady, while
running at the rate Of thirty miles an hour.
The Merchants Union and American Express
cars and one baggage car were thrown over
an .emhankment twenty feet in height and
badly broken. One passenger car was thrown
ment An express messenger named Carr Wn
inJured, but no passenger W@ hurt The acci.
dent was cansed BY the spreading Of the ran.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-18

REPORT ON THE SCH0OL-BoY SUICIDE IN
BALTINORR.-The Committee Of the Baltimore
School Board, TO whom was referred certain
charges against the teachers OF male grammar
school No. Is. in that city, in connection with
the late suicide by hanging, in the school yard,
OF Arthur Campbell, pupil In that school,
was made 10 the Public School Board on
Tuesday After detailing the previous action of
the Board on the subject, the report goes on to
say: 1--WE are unanimously of opinion, after a
that the charges against Mr.. Arthur, the teach.
er, and his assistants are not sustained. For
ther, we do not believe that the death of the un.
fortunate lad Campbell can, either direcfly or
indirectly, be attributed to cruelty of treat.
ment or inhumaniiy Of conduct upon their
part. We have not seen the evidence to sus.
tain the charge made by the city councils res
port that gross abuses exissed in that school.
and that cruelty was practiced upon the pu.
pills, and we think great injustice has been done
to the teachers named by the publication of the
charges in question" NO action was taken on
the report. ....... 81 ~ g .-.-f .....I II -
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We knew DR.. Lawrenoes RosadaIis TO be ssi.
and reliable Alternative, kc., and take pleasure in
recommending II to the profession and the public
A. ID. MOORE, NJ d,
L. A. sTITRA D.,
j. II. WINS1EzD, NJ. D..
X. g BARHAM. M B.
". q. DUGAN, N. D..
:. BAkNEe, y,
.. WOODWARD, n u.
W. T. BREWER, NJ D.
w. J. BULLOCK, 4. d
j hereby certify that am personally soops,n,es
sn , the above named Physicians and the Are IN
sen.lenen OF responsibility and standing IN thje
community. 7. y. DAVIS,
Mayor Of Wilson, n c.
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Baltimore stock Market. To-day.
BALTIMORE, June 1s.-Virginia G's inscribed
10 bIGi ij2 asked. North Carolina 6's 40 bid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-18

TIE RAN SToNEwALL.-In relation to the
holding Of the Japanese ram Stonewall by the
American naval authorities in Japan, Secre-
tary Seward says that the action is approved
by the President, with the understanding that
Japan shall refund to the United States the
amount OF expense which may thus be in
cQrred-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-18

The GREAT Charles Uni n
Pleads Guilty, and is Sentenced 20 Tsceice Years'
InpTiS.nmeRt.-The case of Charles UIrich
charged With engraving United States ban <
notes, came up before Judge Leavitt Yesterday
morning at ten O'Clock. BY permission of the
court the prisoner withdrew his former plea o,
..not guilty., and entered the plea of ..guiIty.
The prisoner, both before and after sentence
appeared quite Indifferent, a smile lighting mn
his face during the whole time
IL will be remembered that a bill was found
against this man year ago last April; that he
was arrested and placed in iail IN Brooklyn
from which he effecred his escape Subse
quently he was recaptured and lodged in ,aiI
in Toronto, Canada. The officer having him
in charge urged them to an increase of their
guard, or more than ordinary precaution. but
10 this they replied that their prisons were nor
such affairs as they had in the United States
The admonltiOn Of the officer was unheedad
and the result was that they had one less pris.
oner the following morning Finally he was
again arrested in this city last February, and
has been safely kept since.
He Is certainly one Of the most accom- plished
counterfeiters in the United States. The plates
for the $500 notes, which were but partially
completed when captured, are splendid speci.
mems OF the engraver's art. and would haye
been most dangerous counterfeits had he sue.
ceeded in completing his work After his SEN
tence, while in an ad Joining room, he playful.
ly remarked that if they would send the plate
mp to Columbus he would finish il for them
The 500 note. which was completed and a
large number placed in circulation, though in.
ferlor TO the other, was counterfeit of rare ex.
cellence.-Ctncfnndi Gazette, In.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-18

CONFERENCE OF RAILROAD MRN.-On Mon.
day Mr.. King, vice president, and Mr.. Wilson.
master OF transportation of the Baltimore and
OHIO railroad, accompanied by Robert Fowler,
Esq, and several other prominent citizens of
Baltimore, visited our town for the purpose OF
conferring with a committee of Franklin coun.
y gentlemen, consisting Of Col. Winkeut, Dr.
Hester, w. ID. McKInstry, and James Carson.
Esqs., IN reference to the feasibility of con.
structing railroad from MERGERS burg to Ha-
gersfown. This is one of the links In the great
railway cham by which ii is proposed to bring
the Lakes $50 miles nearer the national capital
We understand thar these gentlemen had an
informal meeting ST the Washington House on
Monday evening, which resulted in an agree
ment TO visit Mercersburg and the SUI rou ndine
country. Accordingly, on Tuesday morning
the whole party, accompanied by Col Mealey
and p. b. Small, Esq, president and treasurer
OF the Washington county railroad. proceeded
to Pennsylvania on tour Of observation. r his
looks like the beginning OF earnest work in the
right direction. .-HQQerstoapn Hernd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-18

A BILL will be introduced in the House soon,
II Is stated, reducing the salaries Of members of
Congress from five thousand dollars to three
thousand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-18
RosADAIIs Is A POTENT REMEDY Is.L
CHRONIC DISEASES

IRON 6. w. BLoUNr, ESQ. ATTORNEY ar law
WILSON, NORTH CAkoLINA.
have been cured Of Chronic Inflammation ~
the Ear and Partial Deafness. OF ten vears' s.snd
ng, By kossdalis. GEO. W. BLOUNT
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ROSADALIS.

ROSADALIS.
The Great >lH,ritan H,alih kslcru.
The Beet Hloed Purifier in the World.
DR.. LAwRENCE's
COMPOUND EXTRACT oF
ROSA Ais.
AsAFR AND cKKrAIS cuRk
'ANp TEE osiY ONE VET prscOvEKKr)
sCRoFuLA, IN ITS VARIOUS FORMS.
oasunptiop, In ns Early stssss; EnI.rs.u.n
and Ulcerauos Of the Glands. yoists, BOue..
kidneys, and Uterus, Chronic
Rheunstism. Eruptions
efthe shin, Chronic
soe Eyes, &c.
ALSO,
SYPHILIS,
IN ALL ITS VARIOUS FORMS.
DISEASES OF WOMEN.
N Of A pps,its sieA a..a.ch. Isx.- o,.~.a.
F.in IN he s h.sr' s.Gss f%sfssssc.. ssss. GiS"' IN
Life, Gravel,
GENERAL ILL BEALTH,
And all Diseases Of
BLOOD, LIVER, KIDNEYS,
AND BLADDER.
IL thoroughly ersdicsfes every kind OF humor
and bad taist, aud restores the entire system 20
healthy condition.
1T is PERFECTLY HARMLESS. psy.r ,ro-
ducips the slightest injury.
- Used and esdoTssd ~ tis Lsadins PAys,-
eisss trerpehoe IL as kHor..
The following, among many hundreds Of our best
citizens, testify TO lite wonderful no.oy:
CERTIFICATES FROM PHYsIoIASs
BALTIscsr, ND. March 4. Isss
the BksT ALTEkATIyE IN SsE, and therefore fully
recommend IL As such.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-18

A COMMITTEE interested in the tobacco trads
have urged the Committee OF Ways and Means
TO reduce the tax from fifteen and forty cents &c
twelve and twenty -four cents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-18

- Used and esdorsed ~ tis Lsadins PAy,,-
eiass trerprkue a. as kHorH.
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DISEASES OF WOMEN.

IL thoroughly ersdicafes every kind OF humor
and bad tsist, and restores the entire system 20
healthy condition.
1T is PERFEUTLY HARMLESS, never ,ro-
ducfpg the slightest injury.
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nVA Philadelphia physician say that people
Of IS and over should eat only two meals dav
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-18
January z, ls6
January n, 1865.
ROsADALs WILL CURE THE VERY WORST
CASES OF CHRONIC RHEUNAIIsM

Cdpfaia J. H. Baker: ''e'e-
DEAR Sir: This is TO certify that have bssn
Anictee with Rheumatism for the last We or Al.
Years, many times unable to move friss 81
medicines recommended to me for the dises..
Without reefiyipe any benefit. Having beard
n'esdeiis" highly spoken Of procured bottle
.na nnding eone relief continued il usti 4 an
oeFpy 70 say that IN COM pletely we'll ~
not only consider the Rosadalis a sovere,s,
oemedy Tor kheumatism. but believe in 40 =
sreyentive and cheerfully recommend IL - a.
smieted. You're, very truly, ''o ene
JAMHR Wrpp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-18

FoRneN NEws.-A debate took place IN the
British House OF Commons on Tuesday night
on petition of the people Of Nova Scotia
against the union with Canada. John Bright
moved tnat commission be appointed TO in.
qufre into the causes Of disconteut in Nova
Scoua In consequence Of the act of Confedera-
uon, and made speech in support of his
motion Mr.. Baxter seconded the motion.
which was defeated on division by a maiority
of 90. Later IN the evening the Irish Church
Appointments Suspensory bill passed = third
reading. King Leopold Is TO review the souad. !.
ron Of Admiral Farragut IN the harbor OF
Ostend at an early day. In the Minis teriai re-.
port on the French Budget II is declared that
the people and Government Of France desire
peace, and that there Is NO evidence thar the
existing tranquility throughout Europe will be
disturbed. The North German Parliament has
adopted the entire Budget. A report was in
circulation that important papers had been
found In Silesia revealing plot to involve the
Lesser powers Of Europe with France in q war
with Prussia. II Is reported from Rome that
the Pope intends TO issue general amnesty to
political offenders on the anniversary Of his &C.
cession 70 the Holy See. General Napier was
at Zoulla on the I'd, and was TO leave on the
f2th TO embark for BOMBAY. The troops had
all left with the exception Of small body Of
cavalry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-18

The following, among many hundreds Of our be.-
citizens, testify 10 lite wonderful en- o.oy:
CERTIFICATES FROM PHYsIoIASs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-18

GES. GRANT returned to tins city this morn
ing from his recent visit to West Point, and
was again al his ONCE to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-18

INTERNAL REvESuK.-The receipts from this
source to-day were sose ,seo.57
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-18

PREPARED ONLY ny
}. J. LAWRENCE, NJ. D., Chemist,
BALTIMORE. Nd,
Late Of wilson, N. c.
PRICE 0l.30 PEE BOTTLE.
- Sold wholesale BY all the PRINCIPAL WAo,s-
ale pruggsts 10 al the iarss cities II the United
states and British America, I'D rstaiIed by Drns
dsts everywhere.
All letters Of inquiry. &C., prsnptly snsver.d
Address
DIR. }. J. LAwREuOR 90
SOLE PROPRIErORs AND nAvur.,~
RERs,
2ll BALTIMORE STREET,
BALrInoRr, Mp
Fer sale BY Q. CALyEEr FORD, Dpr.s., M
seo Penn. ave. washinston, d. q. a. .. 80
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Commander Philip T.
johnson, u. 5. N, has been ordered to Panama
as Fleet Surgeon of the South Pacific Squad
ron. Passed Assistant Surgeon +. NJ. Dearborn
has been detached from the Navy Yard al
Washington, ID. g., and ordered to the Naval
Academy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-18

IT. Charge Of Msrder 20 be Aba ndoned-
New Iadictnent Before the Grand
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-07-31

Na fan and sntinsiasto meeting o. plumb
ers, bricklaysu, gss-dttes and other workmen
who and Il dificult to obtain employment, on
their Svn terms, the following resolutions were
pased:
Rs.s.sst, Asatss hoars shan herr.Aer eonaii.is a
Rsssvsl, nat s hour q each day abor shan be a.
loved Do dhnex, Without any doluction ofyay. ~
Rssotvet, mai further allowance a nfteen minutes DR.
taxing a oveshAis AMI wWt lothes bsre dinner, and
nneeu minuss &c patiins thesn sa amer, shall be Ae
without driucticn ...s.'
Rssolrsd That further time q twenty minutes shall he
siissei o. rt vthOus dci2ctou q WAGES which shai IN
fstur, b len dolian adsy, ossh, In sdvsure. ~
Rssosd, That win devote the entire rernai,ier Of
The tvo hours W iAS &c the bes, eSceIt such tine
NAV be required fx taking short smoke ~ going 70 ok
nj HE ecrk ~ .sss 10 ne thrr tokuork o6~ ~
Resolved That each jcuneynan shah have tvoterlcrs
b. pass him his toois, keep arm chair raly when he
des- to 90 dom, anil rl eoice moral estrscts 10 him
rum The National Police Gazette and Last Ssasi-
fios.
Resolved That copy Of these resolutions he forwarded
10 Hon IIeary Wilson, Informing him that ne have vcs
ard vish he may get them.
Rssoissd, That The ssses be waited upon with sub
scripcu paper demanding funds opsy the expenses VI
this meeting.
We understand that the leading bosses and
builders, since the passage Of these resolutions,
have held meeting at which 4 vote Of thanks
was passed. TO their employees for their liberality
in not including board and washing in the
demands. Bulletin.
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In ISankruptey.

DISTRICT Court Of the United States. Dis
lItrict OF Maine. In the matter OF Pelatiah NJ.
liobson. bankrupt. This IL In give notice that q
Petition has been presented ~ tho Court, this 9th
day Of July, 1865, by Pcatiah ". iIobson Of Stan.
dish. q bankrupt, praying that he may be decreed
~ have full discharge from all hts debts prova-
BILE under the Bankrup: Act. Individually and rs
u member Of the firm Of Andrew llobson 20 /,
and upon reading said Petition,
ms ord,rsd, by tho Court that a hearing DO had
upon the same on tho fourteenth day or Septem-
Der, A. d. 1868, before the Court In Portland In
said District, ut thIco O'Clock l.. NJ, and that mo-
ticc thereof he published In tho Portland Evening
Star AMI th, liiddcford Union Il Journal. once u
week for three weeks and once In the Week. star.
newspapers printed In said District, tho last pub
licaion Ia be ut least thirty days before the time
appointed for said hearing, and that all creditors
who have proved their debts, and other persons IN
Interest, may appear ut said time and place, and
show cause, if any they have, why tho prayer oil
said Petition should not DO granted.
WM. p. PREBLE,
Clerk Of Dstrl,t Court for said District.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-07-31
LAAAltudA.


Afeeilng ofiassituds is generally experienced
throu ghout the summer solstios. Weakly eonsu-
,u,ed persons or those Of sedentsry habits invara
bly, complain Of this annoyance. The scorching
heat "f 'relsxes the o. stem and reduces
the vital eueraies. Ir the patient 10 OF nervous
temperament this debility units him for even the
ordinary routine Of every day ifo wheu this state
ofexhaustion comes on ll0eTErrERs STOMAch
BITTRNs will prove SAFE AMI never failing
means OF strcusthsning and restoring tho physical
organization This health-givins tonic purites
and infuses renewed vitality into the blood, tones
the stomach and digestive orgaus, and acts Ikea
charm on the nervous system. II ofectualiy re-
moves all tendency TO languor or depression Of
spirits To the weaker sex II Is Invaluable, as u
soothes and brRces up, while its powerful effects
are OF the most beneficial character. The infirmi.
ties Of age are allevlated by Its use II revves the
strength increases the appetite and gives vgor and
elasticity to tho constitution.
When mothers arc nursing HOSTETTERS
STOMACH BiTTERy should especially be taken IN
regular doses ~ In this country, most always the
nourishmcnt Ia Inadequate 10 the waits OF the
child In such cases this inestimable tonic Is won.
derfully cflcaeious Its strengthening virtues are
at once apparent IL 10 ffeo rom all properties
calculated TO Impair the system, and Its oper-
atoms are at once mild and soothing. July
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-07-31

ORGAN Music One Of the great obstacles In the
encouragement OF young wouid-be orgsnists, Is the
inaccessability Of tho large church organs to any
but the orgAnist VI the society. who IL certainly
privileged IN having such an instrument at his COM
inand. lie even Is debarred FROM practising In the
winter season, owing TO the absence Of warmth on
secular days, A celebrated European or:anist,
while recently examining and performing upon
ono OF Messrs. s. ID. q II. W. Smiths larger sized
ANERIcAN ORGANS. remarked that no was ully
convinced that for the practice OF organ music and
development Of contrasts In rcgtstu lion and blend
Ing OF stops, these peculiar Instruments were the
best no had ever met with, which would serve To
develop the ingenuity OF the player, especially the
student, who would, with remarkable case transfer
With practical advantage his experience thus oh
tsinod to the largest pipe organ, and At The same
time have the convenience VI practising at homo.
The contrast In the vocing OF the stops In Messrs
Smiths Organs Is so marked, the shades Of express
sion so delicate, and the graduations OF power 50
entirely under the control, that an Indefinite vari-
ETY. In the combination may be obtained. Tho ma
nipulation and response are so iree that not only
may the lighter styles Of organ music 10 perform
ed satisfactorily, but tanseriptlons FROM the pop
ular orchestral oyertures may be executed with
tho finest effects, while the small amount Of space
they occupy In the drawing. room or parlor, CON-
mend them to all who are interested In organ
music.