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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-09-24
seIIfug Cost.

For the next thirty days, commencing the
10th of this month, will sell of at cost my en-
tire stock of Dry Goods, Ready-made Clothing,
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Hardware
and Groceries. Terms strictly cash.
j. d. GIBSON,
35-40 Americas, Kansas.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-09-24

Mr.. Philip Gimble, who purchased
the Kits farm some weeks since, ar
rived on Tuesday with his family from
Peoria, Illinois. Intends to sow some
wheat and build upon the place yet this
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-09-24

Amy persons having unimproved land
for sale near Americas, can meet with
a ready sale by applying to Randall &
Miller.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-09-24

The stone masons are to begin work
to-day upon the culverts between Amer
icus and Wrights creek, on the rail-
road. The bridge at Wright's creek
was commenced some time since.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-09-24
Silver Maple and Box Elder,
FOR
FALL PLANTING
Maple to Il and Box Elder 5 to 10 feet,l
PLANTED AND WARRANTED FOR ONE YEAR.

One dog. 1t per cent, 100 ut 10 per cent, and
1eO0 sc p per emit discount on the above rates.
When trees are wanted for planting around
school houses 50 per cent. discount retail
prices will bemade. Trees do best planted in
the fall, provided they are tied 10 stakes 10
keep them from blowing loose. Trees st Gen.
trail Nursery i e miles northeast of town. near
Lawrence ford. MAX FAWCETT.
IS If EmDoria, Kansas.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-09-24

VIM. G. Miller is building a residence
on Main street, to be completed in two
weeks.
j. w. List is also building on the OPP
posite side of the street.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-09-24

Every day we see farmers ia town
hunting for help to work on their farms,
and very few of them succeed in get
ting it.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-09-24
ImmediateIy.

All persons having unsettled accounts are
revuested to call at their earliest convenience
and examine their accounts, as wish to close
my books Immediately. j. d. GIBSON,
$40 Americas, Kansas.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-09-24

a number of our carpenters are now
out in the country erecting buildings
for the farmers. There is a great amount
of Improvement going on in the coun-
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-09-24

Mr.. Samuel 10y picked an apple
from one of his young trees, this week,
that measured fourteen inches in cir
conference. The same tree had many
others nearly as large. He gathered fif-
teen bushels at one time from his young
orchard, and has a considerable quanti-
ty still upon the trees.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-09-24

S. G. James measured some prairie
grass upon the highest land northeast
of town, last week, the stalks of which
were nine feet in length. There are
hundreds of acres of grass in that vicin-
ity that stands as high as a persons
head, with heavy heads of seed at the
top. all Oh upland.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-09-24

RUNAwAY.-Dr. Wamsley alighted
from his buggy in front of the post Of
fee, Saturday evening, and stepped in
to see if he had any mail. His horse,
unmindful of his reputation for "hon-
esty,' started down street at a gate that
caused a greater amount of noise than
is customary upon our streets, which
brought out a crowd just in time to see
the buggy capsized and piled up pro-
miscuously in front of Esquire Kits.
Nobody hurt. including the horse.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-09-24

Fresh Butter.
Good fresh Butter taken in exchange for
goods. J. d. GIBSON,
1910 Americas. Kansas.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-09-24

Mr.. A. T. Plowman informs us he
has nursery of twelve hundred peach
trees, grown from the seed, this sum-
mer, mostly all budded and doing we'll
A large number of them are over six
feet in height, and as thrifty looking as
those of any other State. He has one
tree two years old that has made a
growth this summer of six feet.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-07
REAL, ESTATE AGENTS,
J. & 8. 3. MoLEAR,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
No. ao7 MARKET STREET!
NO. eo7 MAR!

For RENT --olees 10 the building H. oofhs' o'
Foa sALt.-six new three story Brick Dwellings Cd
Jacfson Street between Elm and Linden strests; ,a
One new three story Brick Dwelling, with oheh puN
ing, on jackson Street. between Elm and Linden
One three story Brick House, No. e22 WeHs Se''A'-
Street. ... A.t,vaau
One twOstors Brick Dwellings Bsanet Street. b''"ssn
one two story Brick Dwelling, LAmmo.t st. BRANDY
One thres story Brick Dwelling, No t9 Newport rIas'
One three story Brick DWELLING, With BACK ~.
side yard and garden. Newport pikeI oppos'N V"'''
One thres sory Brick Dwelling, No. 70s French street.
With three story doubie back building, a., .,...
Valuable Business stand, StorA and pWellnk A"uso'
No, flb Market Street 80, - ...,,
Elegant Dwelhug on French Street. with four stoty
back buildings Lot running through to walnut sus9S ~
splendid Country Seat Stone Mausion House win m
acres Of land on Philadelphia Pike, one mile nom "h
mington. =. T., 81, f..,u
Chestnut Grove C ilAse, Newport Pike, y mile from
K Farm, OF l47s< acres, In PsncAder Hundred, neal
Dyots Mills within 21s miles Of Newark Depot. -,
Farm Of b93 acres in Alpoqunimink I'd, ilys i,s
from Blaekblrd Station, on Delaware kaiiroAa' WIN
peach orchard Of ltU0 trees. 49,.
| A Farm OF ld2 Acres in Brandywlne Hundred
-In most large portion Of the purchase money
may renAin seourei on Bond and Mortgage.
BUILDING LOTS
At the corner Third and French Streets 1877 feet OIL
| French street, IeO faet on Third Street.
Al the g. E. corner OF Rlm and Van Buren streets III
| Al tho n w. corner Of Adams and Eighth Street, ~
foat on Adams Street by 1Ab feet Eighth Street.
On the West side Of Adams street, lab ieet deep o.
tending from seventh to Eighth streets leoil-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-07
ESTABLISHED IN 1910.
NANCY DYEING EsTARLlsHMERT
J.&J. W. JONES,
No. 4s2 North Front Street, a6oVe 0alloioh,d
PHILADELPHIA.

Dye siks, woolsn and Fancy Goods Of svsry dsse1ip
tion Thelr superiority OF Dyeing Ladies and Gentle
mems Garments Ia widely known. Grape and Msrino
shAwls dyed the most brilliant snd plata eoloTs caps
and MeIino shaws aleansed to look liks new Alsei
Gent emena Apparel Curtains, &C., elsanssd Or radyed
Kid Gloves sleansed or dyed 70 look liks new.
e1-OA and lcok at our work before going elsewhere
septlO-2m hsNa4z
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-07
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
THE DIAMOND STATE
MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,

This Company Is now perfectly organised, and rapidly
roeiv1ng applications Tor Insurance. shar on the Ls
ior term Of years. or by Endowment based upon ths
most approved tables.
Copies Of the Act of Incorporation and Tables are
ready for distribution to all who derrous Of axAmn
ns into the snbjset upon application 10 the AGENT "
which II viii be that the interests Of those Who "
nsuring become members thereof are guarded In the
The Policy either guarantees the Inauzanee on the
Lille or constitutes the payments made Avings Fund
for the use Of the insured.
No mode Of Life Insurance. so guarded, equitable.
or g has ever been presented TO the people
Nc other Life Insurance Company deserves the name
OF nWuat as compared with this.
| The following are some of Its peeullaritsss
II ia an association Of Policy Holders managed BY
and ios themselves; each member being full partner
| In All the butiRess aud earnings thereof,
Second It's mutually is insured BY the very terms o.
the Aet OF Incorporation not BY the interests or Whla
other than mutual.
Third There be forfeiture Of the premium uat
The Psymsns. principal and interss constitute Sog
tngs fand which be called kpon any time Whsn
the member gets tired Of his payments they bessas
ineonvenent and he chooses to render up his policy
Fourth. There iE no intaresto be paid on Capital,
rsai Or gnardneedj this last being 10 general humou
IN the Interest OF few to absorb or otherwise conN
| the surplus RAyinas
Fifth. Its ultimate chsApnsss must surpAss all
others. u will be conducted the safety Of n'
aursrs will permit the Certificate and Coupon pfn,
epls the latter being taken in part payment Of the
the burdens Of insurance. In word the same plan Ei
be applied to Life Insurance the Farmers Mutual in'
auranee company-the most successful In the State
has applied 10 Fire Insurance. which to the peopie o.
? Delaware nesds little other accommodation.
Lastly 1t viii be made emphatcally the Farmers. th'
Mechanics and LAboring Mans Life insurance Company
ANAL sums will be taken the money paid by HIM avail
able In all contingencies and he whO has wife fall
dependent upon hu life alone can find no juatiheAtsI
ne nagectH to provide for them something In casa
his sudden death.
Reflect ON this and do not wait to be called on, bu
look out Tor the appointsa agents in different portions
the country and make your personal application to then
l. SO saving your own and the company's money.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-07
OnRinQ nn0 SCOurlnQ.

MRS. PARRY,
M DYER ARD CIEANsBR OF
LADIES AND GENTLENEN's APPAREL,
or all colGs,
CLOTH, SILK, GRAPE FABRICS, and coTToS GOWNS.
Has removed to
$40 KING STREET, (besween Cd and 4th,)
WILMINGTON, DEL.
All kinds Of iADiEs AND GEsFLEMKN's APPAREL,
cIsanasd and dyed best Rnner and upon reason
able terms. 4,
shortest nptice. spNp-ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-07
REMOVAL.
.scleet i REMOVAL.
THEOFFICE


OF THE
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-07
PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS.

PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS.
:, Wilmington Institute, corner Of Eighth and
Market slseets.
Internal Reyenue Assessors Office, seoond
story, Custom House, Sixth and King streets.
~ On ce Of tue Water Department, corner OF
renth and King streets.
Odd Fellows Hall, Third and King strette
Aimshouse. located on Broom Street, NEAR the
Lancaster Turnpike
County Hospital, on Broom Street, mar the
Lancaster Turnpike.
Home for Frieudless Children, corner Ninth |
and Adams street.
Home for Aged Women, No. sos shlpley |
Street.
The Wilmington and Braudywine Cemstory Is |
iooated on Delaware Avenue, bounded bJ Adams
street and BrandyEine Greek. Office E. cor
uer Eighth and Market streets.
ooURxs.
The O. 8. Circuit Court sits In the Court
Room, second story Of the Custom House, in tbia
city, on the third Tuesday of June and October
The U. g. District Court, meets ct the same
place, on the second Tuesday in JsnuaI7, April,
Ja1e aud September.
superiOr Court and Court of eneralsesaious
is held OF Georgetown, on the second Monday OF
April, and second Monday in October in Kent
County, at Dover, on the fourth Monday in April
and fourth Monday in Ootobar 10 New Castle
County, ut New Castle on the second Monday after
J; the commencement Of the April term in Kent, and
d on the third Monday In November. The Court Of
Chancery and Orphans Court, ,is held inNeW Gas.
u tie County on the thiro Monday in February, and
y first Monday in September in Kent County. on the
u first Tuesday after the fourth Mondayln March,
. aud on the fourth Monday In September; In BUS
n sex County on the first Tuesday after the second
Monday in March, and on the first Tuesday
= after the third Monday in September.
The Mayors Court sits In Wilmington on th'
In has
December.
!. = BANKING INSTITUTIONS.
THE NATIONAL BANK OF DELAWARE, AT WILL
X MINGToR,
Corner of Sixth and Market Streets, Capl
tai, $4,000 Discount days, Tuesdays ant
Fridays.
ID THE FARMERS BANK, AT WILMINGTON,
Corner of Third and Market Streets. Capi
I'd tai, S236i0O0. Discount days, Wednesdays an
Saturdays.
. THE NATIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON AND
> BRANDYwIER,
ID Corner of Second and Market etreets. Cap
tai. 100000. Discount days, Mondays an
Thursdays.
THE UNION NATIONAL BANK OF wILMIEeTos,
Market Street, above Fifth. Capital, $500,
Ii 900. Discount days, Tuesdays aud Saturdays
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF wILMIHaTok,
s. Corner Of Fourth and Market Streets. Cap
tai, 100000 Discount days, Mondays ~
- Thursdays.
- --- SAVINGS BANKS.
WILMINGTON SAVINGS FUND.
IN Office 8. e. corner of Eighth and Mark
streets.
v, DELAWARE SAVINGS BANK.
Office 6O6 Market street.
ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK,
en- Office COZ Market street.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
DELAWARE FIRE InsuRAHon COMPANY.
Office No. 607 Market street.
q EARMERs' MUTUAL FIRE INsURAHOR COMPANY
I'd THE STATE OF DELAWARE.
Office No. s27 Market street.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY MUTUAL INSURANCE. (FIRl
a. COMPANY.
Office Institute Building, Market street, abO'
Eighth.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-07
EDUCATIONAL.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

AChDEhlEh AND hCHoOLhs
r. q. Tsylor's Scientific and Commercial
Academy, corner Of Eighth and WcnAstOn
W. A. Reynolds Classical Seminary, second
utorv sayille Building, Sixth and Market streets.
Hannah More Academy, ceruer Of Eighth and
West streets.
Mrs Perkins School for Young Ladies', No.
ol7 West Seventh Street.
Ann Fothergill's school, sol Market Street.
n. Peters Female School, corner of Sixth
and West streets.
African school, co.aer Of Tenth and Orange
Miss Hannah H, Bringhurst's School, No 2OG
east Fourth street, oo,
Orange streets.
LITERARY SOCIETY.
The Young Mems COlholic Philopatrian Lite
urv Institute meets every Wednesday evening
~ tbeir Hall, No. East Third Street, thir'
story. at u O'Clock Room open every eveninI
ID members and strangers in the city.
RlRE DEPARTMENT
Friendship, corner Of Tenth and SIMPLE
streets. ..,--, o----...-...
Delaware, Sixth street near King.
Phoenix, Fourteenth street, between Frenc
Water Witch, shiplcy street above Fifth,
FameH ose Company, Second street, betwee
Rhlpley and Orange streets
Washington, Sixth street near Market,
PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
Custom House, corner Of Sixth sDd Kin
Greets A
City Hall, Market street, between Fifth an
sixth.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-07
mTREGTORs;

~ ,.ro4a.lInn tsUU,UUl
ho woTf q tie Farmers Of Delaware. and as Eu'f
thsJ ought TO pAtIenils IT, .-..,,...-,vssg s,t.RpK
a.o,atsy, ana Treasuzor-RoRRRr MOCABR ID. D.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-07

For CONSUMPTION and all PULMONARY
COMPLAINTS this Balsam 10 the m0st de-
sireble remedy ever offered to the public.
Its action is expsctorant, Alternative,
Audorifc. sedative, diaphoretic and diu-
retic, which renders it one Of the most
valuable remedies known for curing dis
eases of the lungs.
1t excites expeetorstion and causes the
lungs to throw off the phlsgm OF mucuA
changes the seeretiona and parties the
blood; heals the irritated parts; gives
strength to the digestive organs; brings
the liver to its proper action, and imparts
strength to the whole system.
Such is the immediate and satisfactory
effect, that 1t is warranted to break up
the most distressing cough in few hours
time, if not Of too long standing.
1t is warranted TO give entire satlaiae-
tion even in the most confirmed cases oi
consumption.
1t is warranted not to produce costiye-
ness which is the case with most remedies.
or affect the head, aS it contains no OPIUM
in any form.
1t is warranted to be perfectly harmless
to the most delicate child, although it &
an active and powerful remedy for restor
ing the system.
There is no real necessity for 20 man,
deaths from Consumption, when
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-07


BANKS AND BROKERS.
WOOLSTON & CO.,
BANKERS & BROKERS,
No. IS EAST THIRD sTREmT,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
DEALERs IN
Government, Railroad,
STATE SECURITIES.
General Agents for Delaware
OF TUE
National Life Insurance Co.,
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CoNaRRss,
| APPROVED july 20. 1868.
CASH CAPITAL, $I,OOO,OOO.
DIRECTORS.
Jay Cooke PhlAdeIphis. :. A. RSllins, Washington
r. RatchiOrd Starr, do VIM Z. Chandler, do
VIM. q. Mooreheai, do John D. Dsfrses, do
j. HiHsisy Clark do ac'iS a. 9. FahSSstoet' S Wv do
OFFICERS.
. @. II. CLARK, Philadelphia President.
HENRY D. COOKE, Washington, Vice President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman % n Finance and kxe'utiye Com.
s;s, ,l, GUNNER, WS9hipgt9n' Assistant sssy.
3. EWING NEAR Nj. D.. Asst. Medical Director.
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.
J. X BARNES, Surgeon Gen. U. S. A, Washington.
P.J: hokwIlz ohiet Medical Department u. 5 NJ
D. W. BLISS, II D.. Washington.
SOLICITORS AND ATTORNEYS.
WIN. L. CHANDLER, Washington, D. @.
GReRdE HARDING. Philadelphia, Pa.
IL This Company National In its character ciiers b.
reason Of Its Large Capital, Low Rates Of Premium
New Tables, the most desirable of insurng LII
yet presented to the public
ID The rates PREMIUM being largely reduced, are mad
favorable to the insurers those of the bss, Mutus
Companies and avoid all the complications and unoe
tanteH Of Notes, Dividends and the
which the latter are 80 apt to cause the Policy Holder
Several new ana AttfAttlfe ladies are now presentb
which need only to be understood to prove aeeeptab
to the public such the Income Producing Policy
RsiHTn Premium Policy. In the former, tue polio
holueF not only life insurance, payable
death, but viii receive, II living, alter period OF te
years, annual Income equal ton per ceut. 10 p
osnt Of the part Of his policy. In the latter the Cor
pauy agrees return to the assured the total amount
money he has paid In, in addition to the Rsount OF
policy,
The attention Of persons eontem plating insuring the
lives or increasing the amount OF Insurance tbey aea
re- have called to hs special advantages offered by
/ National Life Insurance Company.
Full particulars to be had application at Off
where Circulars and Pamphlets iuly describing /
AdvAntagsa offered by the Company, may le had. Il
sEAl terms offered to agents and collectors.
Mo0LsTON CO.,
oets- No. 2 Rsat Third Street. Wilmington. Del
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-11
More Currency for the South.


We published yesterday Washington on
dit that Senator MORTON was busyins HIM
self on the subject of increasing the cur
rency for the West and the South. We see
that the Washington correspondent OF the
New York Herald states further that Mr..
MORTON had called on the President and on
Mr.. boutwell,, both OF whom had ap-
proved his plan and that Secretary BOUT
WELL will in his annual report recommend
larger supply Of currency to the South
and West.
The subject is one under control Of Co.
vernment, it having taken entire authority
over the printing and issuing the paper
currency of the Government, and taxed out
OF existence all the old banks. The present
distribution Of the currency through the
national banks, based on Federal bonds, is
partial and unjust, and we hope that the
next Congress will modify it so that the
currency it makes to the exclusion of any
other may be equally distributed.
1t is fortunate for the South that the
West is sufferer as well as itself; for there
is the better chance Of getting her rights on
that account. Another fact much in our
favor is that Virginia will probably De re.
presented in Congress before the question
is acted upon, and she will have an influ-
ence at least to the extent of her vote and
we conjecture to considerable extent be-
You'd that. On other questions besides this
we are gratitied 70 believe that we shall be
represented at an early day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-11

connection for it was honofapie W oat
Young men. The Enquirer of yesteraa!
had some appropriate comments upon u, III
the course of which IL speaks oil Tue in'
creased necessity fol-. practical skill IN arm
ing, which can only be acquired Thoroughly
by beginning at the bottom aud gong resu-
larlv upward to graduation in the art u
tillage.
The Enquirer speaks of the period, near
at hand, when the farmer Will nave W
instruct as well as supcrintend his laoor'
the negroes going South and their PAGES
being supplid by immigrant labor Mnl,n
is never skilled" it says. But TINS rehiarh'
we suppose, may be qualified 10 sohle oe-
gree. The Enquirer adds: a
"Undcr the old system the master oil a
plantation, with a good overseer 10 eNecu,e
his orders and instruct his negroes, cou 1le
manage. az many Of them did, admiraDi!:c
But the same man, with his high degree Vi
general knowledge and high adminlSeraicc
five capacitv, would have failed utterly II
he had been compelled to instruct rs ven ~
as direct his labor. Hence the neeu Vi
higher practical farming skill II a. Tue ,b bor
III.
selves or ns the employees of others, their
services will be valuable. Already, and be-
fore he had taken the premium, we learn ma
that one of these young gentlemen, VINO,
wisely, we think, declined the offer, was
offered s, 800 yearto superintend cotton ton
plantation. How many clerks, alter lou I
years apprenticeship, could get such a
Salaryo Let them all remember that In all
the walks Of industry money is more plen;,
tifnl than brains, and that proficiency and
character are the best capital OF every
1--WE hope the Society will make this
branch of their premium list more attrac,
tive even than it has been at this falr, ana
will take to heart what Mr. lnolil"s
Branch told them with great truth, that a
gentleman who could take premium for
tirst-class ploughing could borrow thou
sands where the man with his trotting-
horse could not borrow one cent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-11
LIME.
VUE MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN

THE MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN
SITION MEDAL, who have uniformly been
awarded highest honors at industrial exhibitions
i'll this country, so that their work Is the AC-
KNOWLEDGED STANDARD OF EXCEL
LENCE IN its department. respectfully announce
that with extended and perfected facilities, and
by the exclusive use of recent improvements, they
are now producing YET MORE PERFECT OR
CANS THAN EVER BEFORE IN great variety
as to style and price, adapted 10 all public and
private uses for drawing rooms. libraries, music
rooms, concert halls, lodges, churches, schools,
&C., in plain and elegant cases all Of which they
manufacture to sell ut prices OF inferior work
The recent improvements IN these Organs have
increased their usefulness and popularity that
ments obtainablc for family use. as well rs
churches, schools, &C.. while the prices At which
they Gun be afforded $50 to s., ooo cach adapt them
TO the means and requirements ofall classes They
are equally adapted to secular and sacred music,
are elegant as furniture, occupy little space, are
not liable to get out of order lnot requiring tuning
once where piano-forte Is tuned twenty timesl,
arc very durable, and easy TO learn to play upon.
The NJ. Il ii. organ Co. are now selling -FOUR
OCTAVE 0RGANS for $50 each F1VE-DCTAVE
ORGANS, FIVE STOPS, with two sets Of VIBRA
TORS, for $l26, and other styles ut proportionate
rates.
FOR testimony to the superiority OF their Organs,
the Mason Hamlin Organ Company respectfully
refer to the musical profession gcnerally-a ma
country, with many of cminence In Europe, having
given public testimony that the Mason ~ Hamlan
organs excel all others.
circular containingth This testimony In full! will
be sent free to any one desiring 1t also, descrip
tive circular containing FUN particulars respect
lug these instruments, with correct drawings oil
the different styles and the lowest prices, which
arc fixed and inyariahle. Address the
MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN CO.,
sos Broadway, New York
nc N-St lSi fremont street, Boston.