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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-11-25
} State Of ONO, belmont county. IS:

The state of Ohio, Belmont County, IS: ..., ..
l. JAS. b. CAMPBELL, Clerk of the Court OF
Common Pleas within and for the County aud
state aforesaid, do hereby certify that the fore
going Is n true copy of the same as furntShed
and recorded on the Journals OF said Court
Witness my signature and the Seui OF
tSEAL.l said Court at ST. .ClairSvlle, this l2th
day of October A. ID. lS6a.
JAS. h. CAMPBELL, Clerk.
Oci0l l-iN
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-11-25
GOODS FOR THE MILLION. Ks
5TinllaIISg.. ]! llIIg..iltl ..ltl:. Hlldilg. s Courts
In the Eighth judicial District of the
State of Ohio.

In the Eighth Judicial District of the
State of Ohio.
WE, the Judges Of the Court of Common
w Please 'withina andfor the Eigh tn~Juticial
District of, the state OF Ohio, pursuant 10 the
statutes IN sucn cases made and provided, 90
hereby, order and direct that the Terms OF the
District Court, and of the Court OF Common
PeaS vi thin the several counties of said Dis
ltrict shall begin at the dates hereafter named
during the year 1870. 60 witt .- IA - ~ 80
IL. ," DISTRICT COURT.
7Muskingum County, August 81. -..- ...-..
L Morgan County, September5.
Noble County, SeptemberF.
Monroe County, September Il. -
Belmont County, September IL ft-t
Guernsey County, September Ia. - sl.... e. ...-
TuScarawaS County, September 2S.
Harrison County, Septem Der y. .tI .
Jefferson County, September &
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-11-25
Great Improvement in
Washing Machines.
The Old W00den Wash Beard
again Tarned-Up.

DY A SIMPLE COMBINATION of the lever
ID power and the old wash-board, in the con-
StructiOn of the So .r.T a.r. -...fr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-18
adtstthrstsr County gtaI estate for Salt.

A FOR SALE or to RENT, or EXCHANGE
n city property Westeheser County HOUSE contain
lug suitable Toalg ladies' Summer
house Terms to SUIT Apply to HOMER MORGAN. No 3Pn.st
A T MAMAR0NECK, Westchester Co., ! milo
IA from cepoi beautiful RBsDESCB refete splendid view
elevations vauety shrub
berry &c Price, Sl5o j. A. DELANEY 10 ia Bowery nusur.
ace oficel. Z HAIG!IT on the premises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-18
gRIcKs or THE FRENCH POLICE.

Tho French police manage dnder the new
ybera laws 70 retain nearly all me power when they
frmorly held by making gooc of what the Ia" sum
gives them For instance, pnblc political meetings arc
now allowed in ali parts OF the country by spec"i "
1is law gives the Government the right 10 nave ONO
representative at every such meeting one oi '"o"
recently broken up by the police in the Following n@o
The Commissary of Police, who 10 entitled 10 500. VI
the platform presented himself accopmpaileu u! '"0
.hortAapd writer's and insisted upon places Ior 'ne
The chairman objected that, according 10 the ters Vi
,ha nav act the administration has night 10 DE repre-
.anted nv one functionary but not more The Com
declared he would keep the three places unless
,nd out by force whereupon the public protested anu
syaeuated the ball without proceeding TO business &
Duhic has the law upon ITS side, but the prCtet nh
less because there Is no law IN france IT who 90 10
against public functiOnary. IL the peOple Who
public meetings will not submit to the 70
eapriclous and illegal, which the ponce may Sioived
imnose they must have their IneetnRs rna,,ti,
In another Instance. which 0eeuTIe1 snnonpced for
liberal lecture through the cunning Oh tio eed nv
hail knowu as the sale Valentino, mas peen usDu t,
years "a a sort OF Winter MabiHe' ectuIo Voln.niV
fse had engaged for Sunday aIterhOons AZ NVy
runerative price for the proprietor. NJ JuIes
lnetured in tOne week. and N laDOulaye was aIouOeu
for the next The police suddenly discovered however,
tba The pettcOats Of ladies who attend the bas u
the evening were too short their eorsd9es 100 low anu
their deneanor not becoming The proprietor, VINO con-
ducTed his establishment In the way i'll which IL mas peeh
conducted for the last 80 years, understood OF
that II he allowed opposition deputies ana ther lrieS
To deliver lectures Ia the Sale Valentino IN te Jay
he would endanger his license for balls at night ne mas
therefore refused the very handsome rental proht 10
llm-Ofercd by the committee OF the lectures anu VoJ
must seek some other hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-18
ONCE A MONTH.
CONTENTS

CONTENTS
The Mills TuIbury-Chspters and VI t0rgual The frG
su,u (OrgiuaD Leisure Honr Done I'D hbony Ve
hs Tbe Great Nebula in AIgo rSIer MagsH5s AUDUBON
fAteuRamD Auong Shops OngiHa To j. g. WINNER (Cs
bal Rosni odgina Happy Se~ Year Many hsTSS a me
t,sGood Words Luey Poems (GalsI Mature Sirens
lsatrrtsy Review The Miners (Aheneun) The nsse
Asf School Of Paintings Review Entrance into CSn
be Bran The Old Literature Of India AtesnRqn paoe
he N New BuRand Hearth aud H0nsl Tie Cd word sparrow
srb snd HoIel Lay the British sparrow Csmpe Bari Kind
AessO ARigAb - u-, v..I..,.-.
PFlce 20 Cents.
will think difficult find single number Of any msgafne
h which sne articles are comprised sn tbs NUMBER OF
MoST" page the last cannot fail to interest The
.eRgept reader for II contains dull heavy paper
original articles particularly commend that entitled
"Anon Shops the author Ct among the GSssboW
ere" Which recently appeared IN "HspeTs Magazine
description manufactures ofisturgPs
bve With its yhree mills embracing total Of i've hundred
padding furnaces up average fu twelve hundred
tes. metal per day" article though sIAet all its glowing de-
seipons reads Ike q romance -..r 81. Cd. ...r... ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-18
i9s6 Qualifications.
MEXICAN REVOLUTIONARY CO.
"A OFFICE. HERALD BUILDING BrosdWAy-Roon ~.
MAGAZINES FOR MARCH.
ARTHUR'S HOME MAGAZINE


x,, uo ~ NJ, Childhood The Grabsms and the Armstropg-
c5sptsrs VIII TX x XII By T. Arthur Ba'aue Formations
Ing Cbsrsde The Of True Marriage Unseeountsos 100
Eucb Trouble Temperance sones By The author OF @
n Par nop The Man with Stone Heart Getting tee ron
E,rs Freedoms PITT IT'S Ills LEGAL Lectures for omen
Lost Legends Of tue Nursery Toilette and WORKABLE INV
Mas Cooking oysters Music Choice engraynE sne
large u fashion illustrations The Home Magazine Tor hiren
s2 year Sgs numbers BY Booksellers ard News Dealers
PrScs cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-18
NORTH CAROLINA,

The Raleigh Standard publishes the following letter.
proposing plan for furnishing homes to the houseess
the said plan being lottery The element OF chanoe ID
largely made use Of in almost every concern Of life espe
ciay in some popular methods OF raising money ior
charitable and sacred purposes However, the pas
sion for running risks ought not to he encouraged
MEssRs EDrToRs Early in the present century; iotte
ries common IN North Caroline 10y means or ,nSe
were built. In the State OF New-fork, lana lotterles
were common and In the Cy rhc Dap Sss b
The lands were put In at a Yaiuation' whch cor, COZ
were made to trustees who conveyed To the drawers Of
prizes When wo have SO much land IN thls STATE men
poor coored with large families who only need small
piece OF land tn enable them TO earn support ana De-
come useful citizens IL strikes that the plan would DO
productive OF great good TO individuals and the
time may be made considerable source revenue 70
to the public NY heart blocds over the destitute cond
ton Of our coorcd people and constantly task my In
vention to devise some way TO relieve them Several
10 develop them. and their necessities require
immediate relief. The plan suggested Is no, NOT
occurs to nue.. And rs tho Legislature has now been IN
session for long tne and nothing has been proposed
for their relief, trust that some indulgence VIII he
shown private citizen who makes suggestion lie
II ne has not thought wisely should be borne IN NINA
that it has cost the state nothing Al me present 9e
has suggestion to make which win probably
be beneficial, ho should not withhold it The
s@sd in the healing Of the proud and powerful
Syrian noDeman Sir Isaac Newton, tho prince OF phi,o
at any mans taper propose that the Legislature shall
authorize the County Commissioners 10 appoint agents To
conduct Land Lotteries. who SHAH enter Into
bond, sufficient security for the faithful perform
auce OF their duties Then let persons, DESTROYS OF DIS
posing OF their lands make proposals 10 these agents
describing the lands their location quantity, quality.
&c the titles DO examined aud approved let tho
lands be appraised. aud plots made OF them. dividing
them into tracts not exceeding 90 acres ~ quantity
each tract 10 constitute price, then let IS per
DO added TO the valuation, IS per cent
Of which shall the lottery agents. aud ten cent
TO county Thus the subscribers would pay si25 for
red dollars
have something ike this: Scheme OF lottery for 1000
acres land prizes Of 80 acres cach as per deeds
numbered 200 5000 100 prizes OF IS acres
EACH a. per deeds numbered from TO 400, 1000 acres
Total 10000 acres 1900 tickets ut u each, tI2JOJ;
Amount realized by county from this lottery, $1,000;
by lottery agents contractors, $3.50 know that
some pious persons VIII condemn tins plan ms woesh"
gambling but had better forget ethics so long
present stay ldus In force For would strain
a point for the sake of humanity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-18
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.yoRK, Wednesday. Feb. 1t. 1852

NEW YORK, Wednesday, FeD' I'' ioo''
= A large amount of valuable property was
sold a aucton at the Exchange to-day, at prices "e
,~d,oo,e no svnptoms Of weakness in the market Inc
Kidding was never more lively, the competitors never
mare tenacious little later in the season We may eA
noe, % ace an unprecedented activity In suburban prop
-tv "a consequence OF the present strong movement
IN mn town lots NewJersey and Westchester VIII soo
he IN the march, and all their cities and villages wiz "
cure rich booty Meanwhile, real estate men mus. so
their days and nights to study of the signs OF the ues
not the least significance OF which the records Oh o
sales daily made at auction OF which VIC VIII 'P
pains to give correct reports
The following is list Of the Auctloneers who advertise
TO sell tomorrow and OF the property which they nav
70 dispose OF: Johnson Mler-1O0 Nineteenth war;
Brooklyn lots Bedford Lee. Marcy and Wylho'a'e'
and Hooper Rodney, Keap Wilson, Ross and Penn-sts
E. H. Ludlow & Co.-store property, Nos $50 sou'", '-
Front "a BeeRman and leasehold Of the stores nos
~ and 70 Warren and 323 and 325 Frout-sts william Ken
nellva lot on the east side of Fhave., south OF eAy
Thirdst and two lots on Fifty-thlrdst. adjoining tno
Fifthaye lot In the two lots on Elghty-sxths.'
and one on Eighty-ninthst east OF Fourth-aVe' M
]. Blocker, Son & Goa Supreme Court sale OF inc
premises Nos 81 Broome-st. and 721i Thrd'aVo'
Nos $40 and 6l9 Ninthst. and lots on Flftynrst ana
Fifty. seventh-ss west OF Tenth-ave also, an aus
traitors sale OF the premises No o3 ana iUu
lofts and building between Greenweh ah
Washington. Muller, wilkins Co-Execut0rs sales OF
the premises Nos Ga and &C.
the stone house and lot No as West Forty
at and the brick house No. 165 West Elevent-st nc
brownstone house No 27l Lexingonave the three lois
adjoining on the south side OF Thrtysxthst, ana the
brick house No 10 Bond-st. Aon Brown-the store
and lot No. 195 West-st. -, -, A.. ouo,,
Messfs Julien Crevier and Sons will sell tomorrow
noon nc Odd Fellows Hail. No. ia Westinghouse
Uoboken large number Of houses and vacant lots stu
ated in that region Mr. Lewis f. Wood will also have an
auction in Jersey City, at Tayor's Hole, at r. m, OF
some valuable improved real estate only two blocks O
the ferry The property fully described IN the adVer
tsement in another column.
We call attention to the advertisement In another col
umn OF the sale Mt auction In NewOreans, by Messrs
c. T. Girardey Co.. OF the large property we'll known IN
Louisiana 5 the Deer Range Sugar Plantation" Inc
advertisement itself will be found an interesting Dit OF
reading 10 those acquainted only with agricultural opera
lions as they are conducted at the North.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-18
tit1 Tlpl 6stltt for GaIs.

. ~
A SPLENDID thrce-st0ry, brown-s.one front
~ HOrsG 2orStl0b for SAL hifusce cellar heater Ia
front marble maltes aud cold water
tslA tubs In One
M 2io fs7t Ffy Epttt. nt, seeonaa,e - - - y
A NEAT three -stoIy, brown stone HOUSE,
% hfTrnihst near r1sVaAve. 2VI4i all Improvements
complete S!tOOi ,eror yeIy .t,y, I......
p WttiiMs L sos No. 40 Elshtsav.
4 BARGAIN--Fcr SALE on Seventh-aye.,
sDl,ndh oeyo5 brcvn'ore ffont STORE air per-
fc sl;s cash leo csle oicohs Sc DE cellar Also
.gt drsrsls lpt' ain % let BodeTa WAITE BEN
JAMIE coi1st B,es ,y al EortyIlathst
AN ELEGANT DIOWN-STONE HOUSE,
~ fnl size. hu h Tie or l residence Gu he In
respect 100 boat Tb,b dist Eghth
e viii 10 sold o. sl@y terIG j. VILLA rs SOJ No. 40
Eghihne ..... il. ..l .IL.
"A SUPERB iOur-sl0iy, brown-stOne HOUSE,
OF llj kiItLs, fh rave VI tho best n ciy
built 1rst tie n eilp speIha u tho owner LACKS uohag
-. y wILIIAMs son. No 80 Igt,h.p
A TWENTY YEARS GROUND LEASE for
"A NLk losl00 Upper VI broadway ApplI 10
LIZA HOMER MORGAN. No 2 rne.t
GRAND CENTRAL-AVE. B0ULEVARD.-
~ LOTS this spendd drive auction bI JOHNSON NILLRR
FEB 70 Maps at No Is Esssaast I.|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-18

Bis poetry will not Be neglected forgotten There charm
sboot b Seh them Tenderness
sentiment end bpno abound in them malice bitter
ses' ehnaeshSae Of the writer's whSsoaled naare Few
eau rad the sou them wOu.
est Rss-Y York Herald ..s.. 81 81 $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-18
lust PUBLISHED.

JUST PUBLISHED.
~ New and Thrilling story Of fEN.t
NETWORK LIPB,
entitled
OUT OF THE STREETS,
pen distinguished American Writer and Drans,s
r.. CHARLES GAYLBR,
sra which vas or sinay published Lese Chimney Corner
Published s exceeded this ia it, PRO-
POUND AND STIRRING INTEREST, ITS STARTLING YET
TKUrHFUL INCIDBNTS, ITS VIvID AND POWER
AND FASCINATING STYLE.
IL tbs Remarkable Narrative, winch s
FOUNDED UPON ACTUAL EVENTS, $1,000.
and which Of the Chaser drawn from Le NJ 9AlLkk
tas all those peeeisr essi;. ,S Ss4 ps ssss " 'P
that AOrOOEh AeqaAi"'-hSs q" TVTY LIFE
~, intimate knowledge subeties Of Human Mature and
penetration various Impulses faSonS anu Mo"" NueA
Eoverh the ,,r,,.x up.pT.
the elaborate OF Cba NLet
have made Writings and Dramatic Works 20 nn'ea5 popular
e, OUT OF THE STREETS
he tskss rs into every walk Of life. and exhibits
SOCIETY IN ALI IrS LIGHTS AND SHADES .
e voaes FASHION Of tie POOR the Palace and the
BANKERS OF WALL~ST.; -
Che haonr sd ths Bsgg, Vice and Vhtae the Man OF proe
Defagier; beautiful, suffering woman
TEMPTATION IN ITS MOST DAZZLING FORM,
Ruin AND DESPAIR,
all pass before in this Truthful Panorama Of Life
TA OUT OF THE STREETS
has RAd tho greatest sensations created American Ltsra
-.I.... AM 10 nov for the krst time.
PUBLISHED IN ELEGANT BOOK FORM
EVERY FTRRSTDg IN THE LAND.
Elegantly hound IA cloth. 81 81
and viii be sent postage free, receipt OF price BY
K NJ DEWITT, Publisher,
Hew.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-18
THE CHILDREN'S HOUR.
,~-rra sssTo

Pleasant Scene Onustratsd Story; By Ada NJ Knnieot
% ToWe Of Nissoopgh BY Mrs NJ o. Johnson The story Of
Little usae BY Leroy. Hope Darcy Little GIL, story
-Chsp III By Virginia Townsend Winter Nghtj BY Louisa
Boyd Selling usstedi BY Kate Sutherland The
Foversp3er; By Alice Cary How QoArres Begin The Needy
hopper usratedl; GrsndmothePs story OF
DAVID and Golsh BY Mary Latham Clark The Iron fonpdey BY
Solomon sobersdeG The Dog and the PeAAn Dolly nSrAted
By Carrie. Thy Little Is . A.. ...-- -
Single number for sale BY Booksellers srd News
~ r. s. ARTHUR L SONS,
Nos and 81 Chestnut-st. Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-18

THE POLITICAL WORKS OF CHARLES G. HALPrSR (Mnr
oREut COaing Of odes POens SOnns EpIes and Lyriea
Rsnsn' Witch have heretofore been collected together With
Biographical Sketch and Explanatory Baed BY RonKRr
Roea7ELT. Portrait on Steel Crown svo. Clch 81 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-18

E0R SALE in Newark, NJ J;Il no 80. sus u
ppILO W. SMITH. No 2ol PfsfisA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-18

Persons having real estate for sale or to let
and those DESTROYS OF purchasing renting such pro-
perty. viii tnd it to their interest to advertise in The
TRIBUNE Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any
other Newspaper, addition TO this advantage The
TRIBUNE viii be found not only in EowYork and all its
cities aud Villages, but IN every state and Territory
within the Union The advertisement should DO made 10
brief viii allow OF the advantage offered being clenr 70
tho reader. We would especially dwell the fact that
the Subscribers for the three editions Of Tue TRtBUNB
Daily semiwcoAly ard Weekly. comprise individuals in
every profession or business; consequently advertise
ments IN each disseminate among all classes THE
TRIBUNE deyoes especial attention to the reports Of sales
OF real estate both In The city and country ;us adding
greatly TO tho value Of It's columns advertising
dnn. Tao ohrrseS for advertising follows: DAILY
TRIBUNE. % cents per line Cor each inserton WEEKLY
TRIBUNE, O. per imo bEMtWBEKLY TRIBUNE. Is cents
nne About ten ds average a llne after tho first
hue. witch usialY contains only Jour or nVe words.
Terms, cash IN aGy9tCt . .-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-17
aNEoxA1 : 0ereaB-
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That the feeble totter, with uncertain
Steps over the face Of the Garth IN Dancer
every Gay or falling Victims To- taa frorllfG
Influences by when We are ami anrro.il tI,f-
cd, When y tested aud proven vryefabIo
tonic g tpanie OF ondOWtuw them with tho
Vlgoi they need, A. prucurable ara every citv
town, and settiement2 DO might rsns0nl
ably be thought that after the twelve
yearh' experience which lho world nos
Dad 81 HOsIlER'S BlTTllH5, All. would
know That ~ effect is ~ Prevent dl ease.
AT this season, the qtmnFplero 10 sur.
charged with Ga seeds OF tntomutauI4
remiIents, rneumatisln, pulmonary dla.
sr1erss DItoua oOmplatnts, aud tne like.
Persons Wli0re ner OIH Hystems ure rec
faxed are the FIRST 20 suecnmb 10 these dls-
Leupefs. Brace up the physical energies ,
lhens with this potential vegetable tonic.
~ ~ the mo pOWeriul rcrupnraut VIII fch
Tie bOtnntc Kingdom lfas ever yielded 90
patient research 0nd 6Npefimenf TnY IF.
Ihe blindest disciple Or tuo ola medical
0oSmas VIII at least admit that tonic
anu Alternative compounded OF approved
hef1ss roots and barlgs. can do no harm,
WINE tle TEST mOny OF thousands Invites
a triai OF its virtues.
Nigor A. the thing most needed lu tnc.e
s,ss1ss.ssass re- Well AZ ln Qyapeualf, ana HOs-
ahi Lt.tsI7 ~ TEt3 "a the safest, suresf.
anu most wholesome sfransEueminl BrnuH-
ration thaO hummn skill has vel concncttd.
A. tonic. ~ rs both mild and agreeable
70 tue Insio ana 8fimu utlu9 lu It4 aet ON
upon the system. 5H.
HUNDREDS 81 physicinms have abandoned
M the oitcihaI recei Dts, and nre aribad
THIS HARMLESS tonic a. 70 Dfe .enffvn nud
cure for al e'usts of Chilis and Fever.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-17
a. & q y " 8
20 oei.ss I Roe, 7 ., - a7.s.I 1,aos.


The sgeathsr grew cloudy yesterday 8f-
aernooa, and light rain set In late at
night, and the mercury was rising.".......
The additional arrivals and departures up
10 midnight were the Rose Hite, Louisville
and return; Echo and barges, Kanawha
to St. Louis; Cumberland, to Cairo; Ada
Lyon, to Bowling Green; and the packets
to Henderson.
The Rose Hite had a very fair trip...--...--..
The Echo had three bafges FULLY loaded
with salt.........The toWboats Raven AID
Argosy, with barges, passed down.. -.-A
ferry boat with tow, passed down and
landed near the mouth of Pigeon-...--.--.-t
The Louisiana passed Memphis yester-
day, ana viii be here tomorrow. Cap
tain Phillips proposes to tu:n back
from here, if he can get trip..-.-.-.....
The Cumberland and Ada Lyon had good
trims out.-...-..The Cincinnati Commercial
of Yesterday con tains one whole page and
two columns of the testimony and decfs-
ion of Local inspectors Dsvenny and
Fisher in the United States and America
collision case. The result is the revocation
of the license of Jacob Remlein and Ma
poIeon 3. jenkins. An effort is being
made to indict the latter in the
courts at Lon sville, for granddaughter,
but with ind ferent success. ..-....--......
Steamboatmen viii. hear in mind that SUI
pervising inspector Guthrie VIII be In the
city this evening, and for several days,
stopping at the American House ........
Captain ]. Alex Frazier has purchased
oue-third of the q. A. Thomson from
Captain Benz. f. Davidson at the rate of
500 for the whole boat. She is now
loading for Arkansas River. Captain
Frazier has relieved Captain Peirsel in
the command. Mr.. Geo. Ely goes out clerk.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-17
E0oA1 uor10As.
GahInet Organs.

The success of the Mason 81 Ham
lin Organ Company, now the largest
manufacturers of instruments of this
class in the world, producing and
finding a demand for an average of
one hundred and twenty-five organs
per t0eeIc, illustrates what can be done
by energetic and persevering pursuit
Of right principles in business. The
following are what may be said to be
articles Of their Constitution, kept
always In view and never deviated
from:
1. Excellence in the Manufactured
article must never be sacrificed to
economy and cost. The best, only and
always.
2. No degree of superiority shall be
considered satisfactory as long as i'm
Irovement is possible. -
3. The use of every valuable inven-
ton and real Improvement must be
obtained, at whatever cost.
4. Productions to be sold at lowest
possible prices; these to be printed
and offered to all alike, thus dealing
fairly and impartially with the public.
This Company have expended an
immense amount In experiments for
improvements, In which they have
been greatly successful, developing,
enlarging, improving and adding to
the well-knOWn Melodeons of former
times, until they have become the
magnificent Mason & Hamlin Cabinet
Organs of the present, to which was
awarded the Paris Exposition Medal
for superiority last year
They have just introduced an i'm
portant Improvement. the mason &
HAAILIN IMPROVED VOX HUMANE. a
beautiful invention, which is said to
be as great an advance upon the VOr
HumGnd already used as Cabinet
Organ is upon the Melodeon. They
also announce important reduction in
prices, offering their unequalled Or
gans at prices which are even less
than those commonly demanded for
inferior workmanship. This is the
natural result Of their greatly in
creae ed facilities for manufacture and
fixed rule to sell at the smallest profit
| ~. 7. Tribune. feb17-1td&W