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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-09-30
Action.

We would urge the friends Of reform
in all parts of the county to organize
their forces, and prepare for vigorous
prosecution Of the canvass. The enemy
is willy and vigilant, and will steal a
march on their opponents if the latter
be caught mapping. All who desire a
change for the better in the administra-
ton of county affairs, the need Of which
is generally admitted, should try to
impress upon their neighbors the
necessity for decisive action, in
order that tho stain which now rests
upon tho, character Of the county may
be removed. Vigilance is the price of
liberty.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-09-30

JOHNSON & BRO. are selling
their stock of Boots, Shoes and
Ready-made Clothing at First
Cost to make room for other
departments of their trade.
May 18th, 1869.
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That grocery department Of SOULE'S is now
stuffed and crammcd with everything pertain
ing to u first class grocery stock, fancy gro
cerics of all kinds, catsups, pickles, fresh mus
terls, canned and dried fruits, prhnes md
jellies Of every description, in fact, any and
everything tempting to all cpicurian appetite,
end VIC propose to give moro Of said stock for u
dollar than can be obtained elsewhere in Now
c. County this is tho religious truth, and no
aumbug,
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Democratic Ticket.

The Democracy of Minnesota held
their Convention on Thursday and
nominated the following ticket:
For Governer-ocorge L. Otis, Of Ramsey
county,
Lieutenant Governor-J. A. Wisewell, of
Blue Earth.
Secretary of State-F.G. Flandeland, Of Fill
moro.
Auditor Of State-Lewis A. Evans, Of
Stearns.
Attorney Genersl-seagrage Smith, Of Da-
cotah.
State Trcasurer-Caspar Babriech, Of Brown.
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court-Chas
E. Flandrau, Of Her nepin county.
Clerk of Supreme Court-W. 7. Bonniwell,
of Mcleod.
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$1,000 slO0,O0!! sl0O,0oM!

For one Green Rcpps, rarlor Suite, consist
ing Of Tete Easy Chair, Sewing Chair,
! Brace Arm Chairs of the very best Eastern
manufactured ware. The above cannot be
bought in Milwaukee or Chicago at tho very
lowest Wholesale prisc, for less than 500. 90.
We venture tho assertion that selling
,nese suites at least $1,000 less chan similar
styles can be bought ut retail in either of the
latter places. SEVEN SUITES SENT OUT DURING
THE PAST rHEEE MONTHS.
HOPKINS & FEENALD,
Dealers in Furniture, Bedding, ETC., Austin,
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CITY BAKERY
j. H. McCLENTIC.

Wishes 70 inform tho pnblic. that At his ba
kery on Mill Street may bo found everything
that is usually kept in fast class Bakery.
he manufactures and keeps constantly on hand
q general assortment Of plain candies. Farm
efs and others will find this a desirable place
70 obtain lunch as he intendsito pay particular
attention to this branch Of business.
ITW Street. Austin, him..
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-09-30

DANIEL WEBSTER once said eff
I had as many sons as old Prian, I
would send them to the Public Schools"
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TORBITT & ALLEN-Dealers in
OIea.y 4 Shelf Hardware, Stoves, Tinware,
House Furnishing Goods, &c. ~
Corner Main Street. l. Broadway, Leroy,
MINI, loft
MASON & EDES-Dealcrs in Up
~ hoIstercd and Common Furniture.
Main St.. Leroy, MINI. loft
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Brownsville
Nursery.
CHASF&BACON, Proprietors.

Having become satisfied that Fruit can be
raised in this country VIC arc prepared to
furnish the people Of Southern Minnesota with
tho hardest varieties Of Standard and Crab
Applo trees. Also Shade, Ornamental and
Evergreen trees, together with all kinds Of
Small Fruit and Shrubbery.
Particular attention is called to our Soft
Maple, Black Walnut and Chestnut trees-of
the former we have about Two Hundred Thou
sand, which We will sell cheap.
As we arc permanently located here, We hope
receive liberal patronage. Satisfaction
guaranteed. ,o.e
Brownsville, Mower County, Nina. 1stf
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a PER- 'ECT CURE
For Dyspepsia, Fever and Ague, Acl-
dity of the Stomach, Loss Of Appetite,
Nausea, Heartburn, Jaundice, and all
diseases arising from a disordered state
of the Stomach, Liver or Intestines.
Prepared by SEWARD, BENTLEY
Il CHENEY, Druggists, Budalo, NY. Sod
BY al Drnggists.
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\ RCHITECT AND BUILDER.
~ GEO. JOHNSON would respectfully an
aounce to the citizens of Austu and vicinity
that he is now prepared to attend to all orders
in his line. Drafting done and estimates made
on short notice. Win take contracts and erect
buildings ofall descriptions. Charges reasona-
bio and satisfaction guaranteed. Shop on Bridge
street, Austin, Minnesota. 3Sn
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l. J. +, TRASK, Proprietor,
LEROY, MINNESOTA.
Rcfitted, Rcfurnished and good Livery. Board
by the day or week. ,v2n2y1
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II 0. OF G.. 1.-THE LANSING
, Lodge No. l5O, I. 0. G. T., meets every
Friday evening, at Templars Hall.
J. E. ROBINSON. W. C. T,
W. IDENTIFY, W. s.
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ALL O. X.

The old 0. X. Barber is now in tho town of
Austin and will remain with you. He is ready
to do work in bis line of business. = il.
Mir Dressing, Hair Dyeing, Shavi
and Xair Cutting
that can't help but satisfy all who call on him
ftr work. lie will be found at the sign of
20. H." on Mil st. E. PAINE.
36tf
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pEST QUALITY OF WOODEN
~ PUMPS, constantly on hand, by Q. A.
TRUESDELL, at Austin. l4tf
Austin, July llth, 1868.
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T 0. CT, DEGREETEMPLE,
i. Excelsior Lodge No. 8, meets once in two
we, ks, ON Tuesday evening at 1880.
o. ALLEY. D. T.
%, J.T.PIC23 D. Sec.
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@pwerGp .Transfript
PUNLISnED EVERY THURSDAY AT
Austin. Mower County, Minnesota.
IEo- ". WR1uuT, EDITOR AND
pROpRIETOR.

TERMS, Al~oys i" Adro'ce.
On. Cony. one ycar $500
six months 100
" thrCe months %
RATES OF.iDIERTIS1NG
lw. 2w. I'm. 2m. IN. 6m. 1y.
Oncsq'r O75 100 l.50 200 2.5O 400 600
Two - 100 l.25 200 $50 $50 600 1000
Three" $50 200 400 500 600 500 1900
-Four 200 $50 $50 900 500 1000 1900
/ Column 2.5c 400 800 1000 l2 90 l6. 90 $500
!. @ 4.50' 40 1000 1900 20.OO 25. 90 1900
Onr" 600 500 500 $500 $500 as. 90 81. 100
business cards per year One Dollar per
iikc. 8.
ALI religious and charitable notices insert
cd free, also notices of Deaths and Marriages.
legal advertisements Sovcnty-fvc cents
per square for the first insertion. and Thirty
scrcn and ono half cents for each subsequent
insertion; payable before affidavit is given.
Transient advertisements payable in all
Vance. Other advertisements according to
contract.
Advertisements not marked, published till
forbid and charged accordingly.
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nR. W. L. HOLLISTER, Physi-
- clan and Surgeon, Office at his residence,
Lansing, MINI. n6-tl
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A(o1verCo .Tramstript

AUSTIN, MINI, SEPTEMBER 80, 1869.
The New York herald., 1869-02-03
COURT Or GENERAL SESSIONS.

EmpsneiiinG the Grand Jury-Important
Charge Of the Recorder upon the Increase
of Crimc-valnnblc Suggestions to the
IaenicicBcy or the Police System and 10 the
Non.Performancc OF Jury Duty.
Before Recorder Hackett.
At the opening OF the court yesterday morning
the Grand Jury we're sworn In for the term. Mr..
william whiirpht was selected TO act a. foreman.
HIS Honor Recorder Hackett then delivered tho
following important charge:-
GEvrLHxES OF THE GRAND JURv-Each OF you has
prev iously served upon the Grand Jury, and there
fore II IL supernuous 10 elaborate upon your duties
and powers besides, the usual Grand Jury brief will
refresh your recollcctions. The calendar for the
mouth IL heavy. IL shows crimes OF exceeding bold
ness This great CHARACTERISTIC OF recent crime.
II can only be met by decision and promptness on
our part. NV colleague and myself have repealed
an old standing rule Of the court which provided Tor
postponemcnts on arraignment ofprisoners Delays
in trial nmica to public safety. TINS rule has
fetered the District Attorney and wcaried Witnesses
Its repeal works no practical harm TO the prisoner
lie knows the charge against him when flrst COM
mitted, and ne Is then warned BY the magistratc to
get ready for trial I do not believe the District
Attorney would undnly press trial When
We presses there ID good reason. trust
The New York herald., 1869-02-03

the State Of New York; for nfy dollarsi The Court
has heard enough. No such .bargain and sac" is
tolerated here. Catharine, 20 home. Sentence sus
pended indefinitely.
And Catharne went all IN smiles while Anne tried
to shoot arrows out OF her dark eyes.
DRUNKEN MISTAKE.
John DILLON came into U0nelly's liquor store with
friend or two and had several drinks. and had a
waich and when he was put out for the reason that
he was too tight 10 remain there, his watch was
gone. and ne charged Frank Grote and Joseph Vel
don, the DarLenders at the store with taking It. But
his cnarge was not sustained and the accused were
hOnOraby acquitted.
CLERICAL MISTAKE.
John Davis and John Carroll were arraigned upon
the charge OF having IN their possession sDnrgarous
tools.n on looking into the complaint, however, 1t
was ascertained that it charged them only with hav
Ing brass keys leaving out the word skeleton"
Keys, burg arions Instruments or keys used IN
housebreaking, and the possession OF brass keys
not being an offence the brace OF defendants were
discharged. Assistant District Attorney Blunt being
Ia tile court he directed the ofilcer to rearrest
them at cnce and take them before magistrate en-
tering new complaint, and the two young men-
for young they were in appearance, though old they
appeared In crime-looked quite choptalien when,
on leaving the court, they were again taken into
custody
The New York herald., 1869-02-03

on the 10Th ult. n destructive IRE occurred a. New
Albany, Ind. whereby four large blick buildings
were entirely destroyed. The Following are the
Iosses:--s. ). Moore. DRY goods, loss $4,000 to
$4,000: insured for $l0,0ov-f5,o0o In the North
American and Ss.000 in London and Liverpool. The
building was owned by w. 4. Depaw, and valued ~
s5ooOo: no Insurance. kendeil Stay, cry goods,
had $4,000 worth; part saved In o damaged condi-
tior. They had $4,000 insurance ~ the following
ccmpanics:--l,ofe, OF New York, 5000; New Al
bany Insurance Company, $4,000; l Ccntinentss Of
New York. $500; Underwater, ~ 900; Home. OF New
Uaven $4,000: Etna, $4,000; North American, of
New York, s2coo; Hartford, $1,000. The building
wac owned by "A. d. weopor, valued at 5000, and
insrcd in tue continental for 5000. w. H. Allison
4 Co. merchant tallvrs, loss sl&,o0o and insured
for ~ Olo IN the iome, OF New YORK, North Amcri-
can Firs OF New York, and Continental. The build
Ing was owned by w 9. Depaw, and VIII prove
ine bank building on the corner Of Pearl and Bank
was valued at $4,000, nDd belonged ~ the MerchanH
National Bank; no insurance. Ehrhsrt, coniec-
tonery, lost heavily, and was insured for 5000 IN
the Pacific, Of san Francisco. NJ kneply, jcWel'ef,
lost considerable by removal. The eutigc loss u
summed at $4,000, and the insurance NJ tiu,voo.
TIE buildings were all located in the vicinity -
Pean anu Main streets
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Assessor WEBiTfa ANp TAE BslxERs.
The Official Examination Postpoucd-The
brokers Desirc secrecy--rhc Assessor Deter
mined "a Go Ou.

The Official Examination Postpouca-The
brokers Desire ssecrccy--rhc Assessor Deter
mined to Go On.
The excitement caused by the attempt OF Assessor
webster to collect tax ON the capital in active use by
bankers and brokers continued to artate wan street
Yesterday The brokers stil seem OF the opinion That
Mr. webster has no right to adopt the course winch
he IA pursuing, and many are OF opinion tnas ne WIN
not press the matter. The assessor, however, y
oui,e satisfied that he Is right ard has made no his
mind 10 continue assessing capital wherever Inc can
ana il in active operation. The brokers arc anxious
that he should take some case and max IN ~ Wsr
case but Mr. Webster states that ne nus no other
course TO pursue than TO assess aud Jet those assessed
take what action they please ..,.,.,.....
Yesterday WnS the tay nXcd i1r an oiicitl eSami-
nation OF certain arms at the Ihirty-second district
onre IN Cellar street The members OF the tirms IN
question were to have been examinen oy Mr. Nep-
ster IN relation 10 all the capital they use but owing
10 their not being ready the investigation was ad-
iourued for day or two. Inc reason gwen Tor ask
mo TOR postpofenent Is said to have been that the
hooks were not In perfect condition, and as IL was
Thought necessary that these should be officially over
looked Mr.. webster assenfed To the delay. The
brokers are exceedingly anxious that any examina-
sion which NAV be made shall be q strictly private
one and neld with closed doors. They seem very
much afraid that the public should have 0pportii-
n,ty or knowing a the mysteries or their luOde OF
transacting business. Mr.. Webster. however, says
that his ONCE Is O public one an1 that he has NO
right to keep It's doors closed, and has frtner noti
q be present during the Investigation. n millions
upon millions are turned over without paying trc
eoycrnmcnt tax u IL but fair that the people should
know how u IN done aud by WHOM
The New York herald., 1869-02-03
Police INTELLIGENCE.

EuBEzzrEMENT BY A BooKKEErER-Mr. Thomas
L. Jones, member OF the firm OF Harris Brother a
Co. at No 40 John street. caused the arrest OF their
bookkeepcr Maurice Goodwin, on charge OF EN-
bezzement. rt appears that on the 10th OF Js,uary
Charles n. whedon, pookkeeper for Messrs. wikin-
son Brothers Co.. at Nos. ~ and ~ Duane street,
pa 4 10 Goodwin the sum Of $50 30 for goods dev-
cred by one firm to the other, which money Goodwin
faicd to account for TO his employers. When the
prisoner was arraipned before Justice Downing at
the Tonibs yesterday these facts were presented in
inc form OF evidence, and the accused was remanded
for examination at his own request
ALLEGED HIGHWAY RoBBERy.-John Kelly, aged
nineteen residing at % Catharine street. and prin-
ter by trade, arraigned before Justice Dowling
Yesterday at the Tombs, together with Bernard Car
roll aged twenty, OF o2 Catharine street, book
binder to answer a charge Of having at the hour OF
ore O'Clock yesterday morning assaulted one John
Bany, OF AS Water street. and now an inmate OF the
House OF Detention, on the corner OF Cherry and
Catnarine streets. and rObbing him OF seventy-nve
cents in small change ten cent French piece and
nine Az the evidence against the prisoners was OF
Inc most positive character they were fully commit
ted to answer the charge at the General Sessions IN
default OF bai.
DAYLIGHT BuRGLARy.-Raymond Cabana was
arragned before Justice Bowling yesterday to
answer charge Of having, on the goth or January,
forced open the door Of the room occupied by Mary
Emma smith. on the second noor OF No. rs East
Houston street. by means OF jimmy, and stealing
thereirom . shawl and forty dollars worth Of
jewellery the property Of the occupant. Cabana
was seen In the house on the day OF the burglary and
he was met in Crosby street on the same day by
Albert wietier who saw him In possession OF the
stolen shawl and subsequently obtained pos.
Of s ssrs o. the p
magistrate held the prisoner for examination.
ALLEGED FELoNroUs AssAuLr.-John Bckensters
OF No. 4ss Ninth avenue, preferred complaint Of
feenious assault, before Justice Dodge yesterday ~
me yenerson Market Court against IN old man
The New York herald., 1869-02-03
COURT CALEHDaa-TH,s OAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUT.-Part 2-Nos 1o1e,
1912 l02o 4s2 54 9l2 232 524, 72s S72 s22 74o $40
S4S, s54 o64, 89s, TAP, 904 900. Part 3-1022 1888,
1905 ll77 721 59 $780, $685. 245 s24 655 $780, $751; S6l,
1907, 1105, 1898, 947, 1854, 949.
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM.-Part mos. 9l7,
49, 42s 45o 45l 45 45a 454 455, 456 457. 45S 45s,
400, 46l.
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIONs.-Before John K.
Hackett Recorder.-The People W.. Charles J. Mur-
dock and Thomas Passore, burglary; The Same ys.
Stephen Iiandsw0rth larceny from person; The Same
James Edwards and Andrew Wheeler, burglary;
The Same vs. Charles n. Moody, felonous assault
and battery; The Same w. Thomas Mccormick, lar
cenY from nersOn.
The New York herald., 1869-02-03

Brokers mt Loggerheads.
Before Judge Friedman.

C. H. Stcords ct al. Us. A. j. OheiDl-The plaintiffs
in this case stock brokers' doing business under
the name OF Swords, Betty Il Co., and bring this
action to recover sum OF money which they allege
they paid out on the purchase and sale OF stocks for
the defendant as his brokers. The complaint con-
tanned the al averments OF the contract to pur-
chase; that purchases were made, agreement
for margin. that none was put up, and sale
upon notice. sufficient TO state cause OF action; In
addition TO which the complaint contained aver
menls OF fraud which the plaintiffs averred were
inducements TO open the account: and the defendant
through hts counsel made motion to strike out all
allegations OF fraud as irrelevant The motion was
argued by D. NJ. Porter OF counsel for the defendant,
for the notion and William Writ Hewitt opposed.
Thereupon the Court ordered all allegations OF fraud
TO be struck out as irrelevant with ten dollars
costs or motion TO defendant.
Business Of the Court for Tuesday Next.
The following cases only will be called on Friday
next ia the superior Court, Part 2, before Judge
Jones. viz. $40, 570 40, as, 554 126, 520 5I0 co.,
ss6 ss4 53e 49, 3l6 4j2, $40, 592, 156, 26 512 252
52s. COG. 6l2, GA.
The above are causes which have heretofore been
called and marked "0G for term,
on Friday they will be called for the purpose OF
ascertaining which Of them win be ready for trial
this term.
All motions to put them on the term must be made
on Friday. No motion to postpone them will be
heard when the causes are called for trial. except for
legal excuse arising subsequent TO Friday.
On or before Friday any OF the above causes may
be marked Of by nling written consent with the
clerk or by oral consent in open court. None but
attorneys VIII be allowed to represent causes ou
Friday.
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the United states Marshal has seized the large DIS
tillery OF A. n. Kafrers. in Thirtysevenh street,
near Ninth avenue, for alleged frauds on the In.
terna revenue. The distllery contains three stills
and large quantity OF whiskey
The compromising house OF a. Frenntch. within
a few doors OF the distillery has also been seized
FOR completely Ia the alleged frauds
The New York herald., 1869-02-03
SUPERIOR cuuHv-TaIAL TraM-pAaT /.
Alleged Negligence.
Before Judge Mcneil.

james W. Stead u.s. Eliza Fuller ana Phebe Mo-
netta.-This was an action brought to recover
$4,000 damages for injuries sustained by plaintiff
through the alleged negligence OF the defendants.
tin was passing by defendants house IN Eighteenth
street, when he fell through o hole leading 20 the
cellar, In consequence OF which he became indis
posed. and complained that the accident occurred
by reason OF defendants careessness in not having
the hole properly covered The defence was gene
raj denial.
The case has not been concluded.
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BusInc.r oil the Court for Tncsdny Nexf.
COMMON pLEAs-SPEClAL TERM.
The siuyvcsant Divorcc-Report Of Referee
Confirmed.

EcICft JUuRc BNfTeIt.
Theodore Siuyresdnt rs. Cdthdrtne 4. Stuvresdnt.-
Judge Barrett, in the following opinion, has con-
Grmed tho judgment Of the referee in favor OF the
defendant Of this much litgatcd suIt:The evidence
has been attentivey considered, and, while the
duct OF the defendant Is by no means free from sus
picon. and Is certainly In many respects reprehen-
sbc, there is not sufficiently credible and conclu-
slve testimony TO satisfy the judicial mind OF her
guilt. The referees conclusion that the charges
not proven therefore meets my approval, and the
complaint must be dismissed anG with costs. Ed
win James aud George Shea for the defendant;
Messrs. Tomnson and Phillips for the plaintiff.
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INTERNAL REVENUE.
Fourth District.

The Fourth Internal Revenue district OF the city OF
New York. embracing the Third, Fifth, Sixth and
Eighth wards is perhaps the second IN Importance
TO the Thirtysecond district which has received the
large amount OF $4,000 600 and upwards during the
last six months. Mr.. j. +. Bailey is Collector and
Mr.. p. c. Van wyck Assessor OF the Fourth, and by
the suboined figures 1t will be that from July to
the slst OF December. 1s6S. the handsome sum OF
over million aud half OF dollars has been paid
into the oilice at u Chambers street,
co,t ECrIuNs IN FOURTH DISTRICT, NEW YORK, FROM
The New York herald., 1869-02-03

THE WEATHER YEsTERDAy.-The following record
win show the changes in the temperature for the
past twenty-four hours, as Indicated by the ther-
mometer at Hudnuts pharmacy, HERALD Building,
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AVt. uSu IUIuPCIUtuIC.... - = = '''' ''.'' =
Average temDerature on Tuesday ........
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-12-30
BEST CABINET ORGANS
ArloWEsr PRICES.

That the MASON 4 HAMLIN CABINET
and METROPOLITAN ORGANS ara the Best
IN THE WORLD, is proved by the almost unani.
nous opinion of professional musicians, by the
award to them Of SEVENTY FIVE GOLD
and SILVER MEDALS or other highest pre-.
miuns, at principal industrial competitions
within few years, including the MEDAL ss
the PARIS EXPOSITION. and by . sale very
much greater than that of any similar instru-
ments. This Company manufacture ONLY
iIRsr CLASS IssrRUArNTs, and will not make
" cheap organs" at any price, or suffer an in
ferior instrument to bear their name. Hav-
ing greatly increased their faciiitiss for man
ufacture. by the introduction Of new machine
ry and otherwise, they are nov making BET
TER ORGANS than EVER BEFORE, az
increased economy in cost, which. in accord.
ance with their fixed policy Of selling always
at least remunerative profit, they are nov Of
fering at PRICES of INFERIOR WORK.
FOUR OCTAVE ORGANS, Plain Walnus
Case. $50. FIVE OCTAVE ORGANS, Dou-
BILE Reed. Solid Walnut Case. carved and pan
eled. with FIVE STOPS. Viola, DIAfAsoa.
MELoDIA, FLUTE, TRENuLANr,) $l25. Other
styles in proportion.
Circulars, with full particulars, including
accurate drawings Of the different styles Of
organs, and much information which will be Of
service to every purchaser Of an organ, will be
sent free, and postage paid, &c any one desir.
ing them.
MASON L HAMLIN ORGAN CO..
I54 fremont ST., Boston; 596 Broadway. Nsv
York. dec. l6-f~.