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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-04-09

Savings Bank Of Aiken, and by this name are
invested with the following powers, rights ant
privileges, and subject to the following restric'
tons:
SIC. a, That the capital shall be twenty thou
sand dollars, with the privilege Of increasing
it to any amount not exceeding two hundred
thousand dollars. This capitalshall be q fund
pledged for the security Of deposits.
seo 9, Each share of stock shall be one hun
dred dollars, aud the stockholders shall vote at
sill meetings in proportion to the number o,
their shares.
sEo.4. The stockholders shall have power to
make rules, regulations and bylaws for the
management and direction Of it's affairs, In ac-
cordance with the laws Of this State, through
their properly constituted officers; they shall
have power and authority to do everything
necessary and proper for the safe and success
full management OF the Bank.
SEQ. s. That thisi institution may go into OPP
GRAFTON as soon as fifteen thousand dollars Of
the capital stock shall be paid in, and not be-
fore.
SER. 6 That the stockholders Of the said COR
porstion shall be liable to the amount OF their
respective share or shares OF stock in said cor
poratiop, for all it's debts and liabilities, upon
note, bill or otherwise: And further, No d.
rector or other officer ofsaid corporation shall
borrow any money from said corporation.
And il any director or other officer shall be
convicted, upon indictment, Of directly or in
directly violating this section, he shall be
punished by fine or imprisonment, at the dis
erection OF the court. The books and accounts
Of said corporation shall be open to subscrip-
ton under SUCH regulations as may be pre-
scribed by Law.
SEQ. z. That this act shall be deemed q
public act, and continue in force for the term
of twenty years.
Approved March IS. 1872.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-04-09

AN ACT to Repeal the Charter Of the Village o.
Laurensville.
SECTION l.. Be it enacted by the Senate sna
House OF Representatives Of the State or soola
Carolina, now met and sitting IN Genera. AZ
sernblv. and by the authority Of the sam
S'Tm, ,", the chartor of the Village of L!aurens-
-;,,a and al acts or parts ofacts pertaining
n Inc Wv he and tho same are hereby, repealed.
Approved March IS, lS's'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-04-09

every right incident to interpretations. 1t ia
hereby empowered to retain, possess n On
Joy all such property, real and personal as 1t
may possess or be entitled to, or which Shall
hereafter be given, bequeathed to, or In any
manner acquired by it; and to sell, alien or
transfer the same: Provided, That the amount
90 held shall in no case exceed the sum OF
twenty Thousand dollars.
SEQ. 8. This act shall be deemed q public act,
and continue in force until repealed.
Approved March u, 1872.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-04-09

An ACT authorizing James Q. Thompson and
Wife, Elizabeth Thompson, to Adopt the
Child OF Mary Couch, give it tho Name Of
James Lawrence Orr Thompson, and make 1t
his Lawful Heir.
SECTION l.: Be IL enacted by the Senate and
HOUSE of Representatives OF the State OF South
Carolina, now met and sitting in General As
semblv, and by the authority Of the same:
That James @. Thompson and his wife. Eliza
beth Thompson, be, and they are hereby,
authorized and empowered to adopt the child
of Mary Couch, to give it the name OF James
Lawrence Orr Thompson, and to make 1t their
lawful heir.
Approved March II, 1872.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-04-09

An Aor to Reopen a Public Highway in Rich.
land County.
Be it enacted by the Senate aud House OF
Representatives Of the State OF South Carroll
ma, now met and sitting in General Assembly,
and by the authority Of the same:
That the county commissioners OF the
County Of Richland be, and they are hereby,
authorized to cause to be reopened the old
Gsdsden road, commencing at a point near
Jones's Crossing, on the Mocord's Ferry Road,
and ending at the Gadsden depot, on the South
Carolina Railroad.
Approved March u, 1872.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-04-09

S&&N. NS W.
Aiken.
Whereas there exists Q class Of persons who,
from want Of experience, are incapable Of ~
vesting their small incomes and earnings, and
as It is desirable to encourage economical and
provident habits in all Glasses, and especially
in the young, the laboring and the dependant;
therefore,
SECTION /. Belt enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives Of the State OF South
Carolina, now met and sitting in General As
ssmbiy;;. and by the authority Of the same:
Fhst Ellery NJ. Brayton, Charles D.. Hayne.
Frank Amin, Samuel A. Gilman, Henry Jones.
b. B. Elliott, T. r. Rivers, John Williams, s. J.
Lee, W. Il. Jones, h. J. Maxwell, and their
successors and associates, be, and they are
thereby. constituted a body corporate and
polittc. to receive deposits ofmoney at interest,
to losn and invest the same, and to issue cor
tiacates Of deposits under the name OF the
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11

Turner for Injector Of Election returned having Ieer.
votes for him three others .m III
dcyertdrf persons that asked for them tsr tay
with the pcler beside the three man e. osS an
another own lTghey and policeman as,,v them no
his oup hook Eseh woul count 10 ballots ana ,nen Poer Ca
attempted others count Tor 80 ss a.
ocrat received 80 Douglas epubncan ~ ~ oss siTorr
nou1d by the Inspector taken TO The Police
Subsequently changed and Foster gehs ''
pcng 81 ,bus ceng Foster BY ono majority ,, r.vo, SAWS,
about "A n, the Assembly tickets empued on ue snd
vassed About 20 present man says fscn % Tsnya.er
esd What ticket are you count ng d ' n s,sI have
done before" Barney Woods remarked That man men
rsised shan sight, SAYS VIM. ,. Ts1jcr saw
peppe rommencei sufgng aoou e wa a., tsm
Corhcr IavV rush over with handful Of tickets Ah MI
Assembly tickets that the abs ,, and wainwright
Young eacn Nl
often referred TO them 20 see how the
commenced crnng Mortcns tickets the shout onIshe Tbs
ms5 svs Taylor Of l6 votes etes, VI w
according his tally, there was sn s Wd ;on sarger
do. , n. know by sight nearly person ~ he q,
during The ay noticed OF srnheeIs blr line
Tbnse sanss came periodically. One gang ne ioowel 70 ne
corner Of Hroadway and Eleyen 20 toIe he " ~,
,hs lccaiue of various pelug places when y were eh
sm.ips man. whose he Knows and Nlo y .ToA N @
appeared be explaining the map wren ihey am @ {hn Rrv
bis also that DC
he Wand; Oers Kyser and Kennedy tired to arrest nm pnI We
rescued Ssnger CHALLENGED vefa persons Mnon ~
In other instances When sO ~ec
cha reci Inspector would read the oath IN saeA way w
one coul understand a word Of t. .
% rS1eo W Sllwe SAYS that Of ofnehria;es who
treatment in the inebnae aum there were
polls by Mr. Wiets who has charge Of that nglng ~ s." %
them who voted swOre he ma pen IN e
there from Brooklyn Mr. s%e was oorn
he knows and nearly all those neoes
that voted were non-residens
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
REDUCING THE CITY's GAS BILLS.

The reduction of the price of gas supplied
to the City of NewYork was discussed again Satur-
day at a meeting between Commissioner Van Mort and
President Roome OF the Manhattan, President Everett
OF the NewYOrk President Garrison OF the New York
Mutual President Zollikofer OF the Metropolitan, and
President McGown OF the Harlem Gaslight Company.
The Metropolitan, Manhattan and Harlem Companies
charge $50 per annum for each lamp aud the New York
Company charges S5. The Presidents OF compl-
MES offered 10 reduce the price TO 2 30 per lamp pro-
vded the Board OF Audit will allow their unpaid bills
New-YOrk Mutual which IA now laying its pipes, prom
ised that his company would furnish cheapy any
other, Commissioner Van Norts estimate shows that
the total actual cost a each lamp at 50 per thousand
feet, charged to private consumers is only $j9 The
average rate heretofore has been s5l per lamp making
saving at the proposed rate, OF s. so each lamp
which would amount on the ls,l5l public lamps, TO
$4,000 per annun.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
TIiE ELECTION FRAUDS.

CHEATING AT THE BALLOT-BOX EXPOSED--OVER
ELEVEN THOUSAND FRAUDULENT VOTES.
The Brooklyn Committee of Seventy-fve,
Franklin Woodruff President has issued synopsis of
davs aud severa tabular statements showing the re-
suits Of the Committees Investigation Of frauds at the
last election Some OF the significant evidence and
the two most important tables are subioined:
In ne Fret oJ he SeCnd HGrdTbe Inspectors 10 almost
soe ao1c to tie sienents Gsolee Williams James Gen
NJ Baroa ~. TIE IaP e, As i,. % % S t @ eU wets 5
where the yosss were @ 'eo.se A. g. gtcat chaengei
ss,el usei jeremiah Costello was beaten
r s5sers e ao,ir Costello ssstd policeman
Farrell Ii, policeman refused MI Ps;ten the owner
tore p0@ptng rept, as 10 where ttty should say they
o. tie vildo.s no ote then ihe room twenty
n tI sgt & sgnT I: S, e,e & a, oS en- 20 h r1 . os By
s9lee; we're IN, % G1 w 1s ;' lss's SS' & were JaaAy
.s sa Ii At srng persons got n by
gave sen few ds aeS 10 Po.tml,ei Boot Between he room
euld b! Mr. Pin aud tic where tie inspectors was
ssT one Of &c o,l at handed hun BY
.s oao. lie issIeo wOaa dspoa the remainder When the
IL ns D1sr Of as FVh BordJehD seGe, say, the In.
,peor oante oi tcAe bede The taiotc1es. He
.Sd F6 isi Psse ,ls ,.o so,ts
, @ % T. e @ Re "% Sa i oar & 'S Sns: s:s d h s sa
sos rSs b. rsdsls as IS Hudson vcasi Soia were
Dr1s Q, e fgh wes%seo,ss T., csT'.ris1
VI them b. the act Of voting.
Wien s him they sSsy the police tined TO arrest them but
LiieG
In nf Third B,tct oJpS EGh WCdThad skeleton about
oeoci repeating ard continued lees until the po
eosed fiat ig He knows eet ten Of
by S who residents of the distinct saG james
for elet another Of the
81 H. Thomas FItzgeIad
tcn be vons here 4na heard police Officer
tJ9g 10 already voted again Saw
ballot deposit
tsotbor While trying 20 ohserge etaters, lie
tlseued ofct Fusas sb lie produced s
Jsph o H. Kelly also The leior referred 10 by
Fsysb u baOs bsDosi 10 him BY the
u The sdog ard Other taio 10 their place
bal another J1ector do tie UpOD object
Is. of de n Vbo reiatd interfere Thomas Kirby Js
heard tie obcer dteue 70 aTtt Tie person who
IA he sA D1tra Of ne SLch BardsaHue Russell The
rs from tLe ue closed he tie polls
bocId TOWdes interfering Wh legal voters ehd assisting ppetei
All dr police seemed act the
that ge portion OF tht vote Was po1 ny
sis IeoguiLeo Young
he hanced Ibfgteor tom up by the
expelled from The where condueed Including
tie Ephc,u Candidates had authorized 70 vi"
DE Tie then fastened the Niboo" Dhds
closed and the polio. stationed themselves al she door ana Ppeu every
enc sttsmptug 10 gOr
Saond Darsa 81 a, Etrfnh Ward-E d. Roberts
he 70 be peG.T challenged half dozen Of
tbsui Ih UenTy hps-ls Dosbe
be feoss ~ the hecoos War and member Of ST Engine All the
he challenger n thr ODeT Jhn Cowen
Uogbsy the Of Phillips he believes him " be
sI0a-res.delt, and tbst hremsn o. siI Bhpue.
In ne Ib4< Dtrtf Of ne Eknth BUdClnsopher Femming
PreCenck Cfdgs the Of John Lynch;
Rgn Second Distinct the
Exei os< Strung Sss sssO, HAss QssdiSg' 'ssd Ais1e
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
THE HARUGARI FESTIVITIES.

The twenty-ffth anniversary of the German
order OF the Harugari was commenorated Saturday
evening ut the Walha in Orchard-st by the reception
founders Of the Order and or the visiting deega
tions Of the different lodges At convention Of dele
gates Yesterday funds In aid OF 25 disabled members
were distributed At the festivities IN the afternoon the
founders Of the Order Dr. Merkle, Fred Gernann, Peter
schnntz Adam Claim. IN. ROdran Mr. Tacnzer. and +.
Deger each presented with gold medal An address
was delivered By VIM R0seuthai Of Reading Penn.
Grand Master OF the United states Grand Lodge of the
Order. This followed 10y a musical entertainment
by the vocasts Of the Haruear cd'rhranz and other
s0cees The order includes go lodges, o. OF Which are
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
INSUFFICIENT RAILROAD REFORM CONDEMNED.
The Nineteenth Ward Railroad Reform AS
socation held spirited meeting Saturday evening anu
ted the following resolution /:

Resolved That this Association dsapproys the bill before tho
Assembly Committee Railroads In relation tie way and ae,s
owned By the Harlem Railroad the Fohe" and we earnestly
Senate and Assembly to resist aud
prevent s passage the oeos the bill being among Others the
following:
II admits ownership BY the COMPANY In the avenue
Second The first section Is 50 clearly Unconstitutional ftqning
s premises that disposed the Com
might rest It's that ground. .
7Td will debt gilmore than million Of dollars or the
Of constructing railroad for reh corporation at time when
compelled meta deficiency OF TBVo taken
from the by fraud
specify the following essential particulars Of the
The width 0e roadsay the length and width oftbe
shafts and openings which l to the dcreon Of commission Of
Eve persons which might by permitting openings OF great sdb W
tually make the roadway open cat .
nm: Il establishes commission supervise the simple work Of
which cumbrOus and
the Department Of Public Works being the oser
superne Of hind prcpo' while the
salaries Office hire clerk hire AMI counsel fees Judging
from past experience, will be excessive
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
THIEVES RECORD,

John Finn, q shorthand reporter, while
passing No. 81 East Broadway, late yesterday, was
attacked by two men, thrown down the cellar steps, and
while nsensibe robbed of $40 He found after
ward by the Police and removed to the Sationhouse
He had received scalp wound producing 1t Is
feared, concussl0n Of the BRAIN VIM Iangdon Of No.
16l Cntonst was arrested aerward ON suspicion
OF being OF the assailants.
akthieyes. on saturday evening entered the resi-
dence Of John TriInbe, in Madison-aye near Sixty
eevenths and stole from the dining room 5000 worth Of
syerware.
James Walsh, an GRAND boy for g. Godchand A. Co
hat manufacturers, sent on Saturday from the man
uiactOry No. 5IC BTOOmest with basket of hats vaIue
Sis. Al Prince IT. he met by man who gave him OK
cents deliver letter In tho Vicinity promising To-
tect the until his return Before the bov had do
hvered the letter his new employer had disappeared
the hatg.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
POLICE NQTEs.

The stock Of paints. oils &c, in tho Receiving
Store AT the Brookn NsyyYa damaged U b IRE saa
day.
James Moran of Columbia and HaITison-sts,
Boyu arrested yesterday for the se theft OF $40 worth OF
Mrs. Mary Donovan, age 6j, was Knocked down on
Saturday and instantly ke by home attached 10
light wagon at Madison and Csihaunests.
Margaret Brown of No. 159 East Thirtieth-st,
while intoxicated evening fell down fight Of sa with babe
in her arms, and both seriously injured
Lawrence Green and Dennis Healy, cOachmen,
Yesterday IN the stable No larsou Brooklyn aud tho
former stabbed dange 10 the neck with knife
Mrs Mary Lumpe Of No. q Sullivan-st.. leaped
into the River evening from Pier No g. but rescued BY
the Police had been from home b. her husband.
Harriet Martin. age 3j, of No - Oak-st., took NOR
pne on SATURDAY died yesterday In the Park Hospital
She sad that Of douie life which she bad been
leading
Burglars, on Saturday night, hrok, ..... ..nlcs
II ~ Fneiiande No. - GIt.-i $50
They alarmed the approach oi tie police ana LED leaving
their plunler behind.
fire yesterday on the third floor of No. IS Duane
damaged The stock o Lemon Co. cloth folders and packers 500
Van hhogph and printers the second foor
lost 800 by water Taylor Dsows STOCK Of rags foo
damaged $780, The building, Owned by A T. stewart
aged $3.50.
John Newman, the railroad conductor, who shot
the Fourth committed to the 1omb
day TO C0ndous injury He claims that he
attacked and that ho compelled TO bis pistol
selfdettn-s-
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
SEVEN DWELLINGS HURRIED IN JERSEY CITY.

SEVEN DWELLINGS HURNED IN JERSEY CITY
The barn belonging to Hugh Sutherland,
IN Carerctave Jersey City, was discovered on mro az
noon on Saturday. and was burned with seven auO"1
aue,n,. The fire ia supposed to have been caused by
children. who were playing about the building over ~
nersons were rendered homeless The houses we're IN
almost every case occupied by their o%ner;
civ Comnany. John Mareet siO0 not insured joseph
samucls Charles Connor and James :, hsghe. a @
each; George spawn. $4,000 insured 0r S"T, Snes .S
State Company for 400; Jeremiah Crowley, 5000 in
sured for 200 by the Jersey CITY Sompany Ia,rfa a
sured. While returning from the fire. William Hanbury,
the driver OF No truck thrown from MS seat ana
seriously injured
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
SHOOTING AFFgAY INA SALOON.

Edward i. Mabie, dry goods clerk. living
at No 353 East Ffethst, while intoxicated early yes
terday, refused to pay for liquor in GTimms agerbeer
saloon No. 7s7 Thiriave. Matthew Lynch ono OF the
waters, attempted 10 eject him. Mabe drew pistol
and fred two shots at him. OF them taking effect In
the arm of Edward Smith of No 239 East Forty sixth ST.
and inncting wound. The assallt was COM
united yesterday by Justice Bixby to await IL trial
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

The wholesale butchers of Washington Mar
ke have heretofore been the habit OF cutting of ribs
and steaks for the accommodation of their customers,
and selling them four five cents pound less than
the retail prices The retail dealers claimed that this was
encroachment upon their business, and last week
complained the Controller who issued an order FOR
bidding il. This caused considerable excitement among
the wholesale dealers and saturday they held an in
presiding and appointed Committee to wait upon the
Controller and endeavor TO have the order resclnded
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
THE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY. Saturday, March

SENATE. ALBANY. Saturday March Q, 1872.
Bills were introduced to direct the Super
vsors Of NewYork to pay s25OOo per to the Fee
male Guardian Society and Home for the Friendless to
enable Long Island City TO money to support pris
oners and health purposes to extend the tracks OF
the BROOKLYN City and NewtOwn Railroad Company and
authorize steam towage canals to incorporate the
Long Island City and Maspeth Railroad Company
The Pneumatic Railroad bin was reported, and the
Pro rata Freight bill made the special order for
Thursday next Adjourned till Monday evening.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
ANOTHER TRUNK MYSTERY.

WHEELING, West Va, March "a box
shipped the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad from Gin
cinnat to Thornton, West Va, accidentally broken
open In transferring IL at the depot today and disclosed
mutilated human body. The head, legs, arms hands,
&c., were completely severed fIOm the body.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
PROMINENT ARRIHALS
Fifth Arenue Hotel-GOv. H. G. Warm0ti

Ohh Arenue Hotel--GOv. II. c. Warm0th,
senator west Gen. q. A. Sheridan. J. w SWORDS, . A.
Hatch. aud j. ]. Williamson of Louisiana; nnor inc mon
Oakes Ames NJ. c. of Massachusetts, william M %
OF 81 Louis James H. How0 of Chicago, and DE- Edwlh
Eldridgc of Elmira. Gsey Inspector p = wv w
eral McOuadc of Gov. HOfnan's stan. the Hon =: W.
Kendall NJ c. or Nevada +. NJ Torrcy, Assistant sec
rctary of the japanese Embassy and seven o
students ==== Brcro0T HOuse-IfeDry w, Monck VI
Montreal - Ereren HouSe--Gen. G.. j. Magee OF
Gov Hofman's staff. - Metropolitan HotetuJohh
Assemblyman Rush G.. Hawkins. 80 81 Denis Hoft-
Assemblyman Twolnby. ====s Grand Central Holei-
Col J, III. CheathaIn OF South Carolina.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
lAnnOinremenis.t
lAnn01noemen-l
Refractory har-BURNErI's COCAINE subdues.

Two YEARS AGO MY SON CONTRACTED THE
BRoScHrrIs TO Hrs BID.
AFTER DR. JAMES ExrEconAsT oBrAyED
EASE BETTER pEvRs coxSo
suBrarEs11r BEcAxE ANXIOUS AND
srSr FoR He THE ExPEcToRAsr
seTr aELIEF nrsi so uE GAVE
PEsscRinso. He RAPIDLY BECAME
TREATMENT THAr We ALL FEARED IN
Would DIE, AsD, RESORT, DsrERxsEn TO GIVE rHE
TO GREAT JOY, AYrER TAXING
REMEDY. sAsATvE Pills As THEY
WERE REQUIRED, rSrihRLY CURED. HAVE HsoE
CnorP WITH TIE BxPscroRisr,
Asp Know BEsEronL OTHER
BBoScsiit Can sarsLT sAY IT MOST
ErcK1lKsr MEDICINE FOR The THROAT IrsG.-lJoHs
suMYrR oY MT. CAEHOLL CARROLL, COUNTY Ill.
Ten years practical experience in protecting
dwellings 6nlf safes and y.9lt b enety Win 1i Gus
1 a. %so Bs %s hS2r rnoI.eSs i & poS
against bdTglils l. HoLNzs' hiIray'sI
SKIN DIsEAsEs.-PERRY'S IMPROVED CONE
ParIK RKNEpr The Sn meaene Of the
rented se.h pipl eFBSas and hossi 1s
Bond at, SeS.lOIr. Sold BY Druggists everywhere.
For Moth Patches, Frecl1les, and Tan, use
P: S Mgh dy sSI & Iss % a.. F Fe p"p % Bo %
ST., Eew-York. Sold ty Druggists everywhere
ADMIRATION AROUSED AT TIE ARTISTIC ap-
pearauce Kno uspproab spnng ,l Of Genemens Hats
When yon becoming elegant ami Pesc' hat buy at Ksor'
No 2ll DIoDlssy.
The manifest attractions of KNOX's Spring
ss s sd Il. paoar store 10 s Bi@Ssy corner ra,cu, Tbs
is emphatic evidence oi public TASTE
Ask your grocer for DESsLow II BUsT5
PRtNCa on 1909 fe test H burns IN ornari ps aai eaono.
explode. DlSsLor q Busm, 10 Madtnllue.
For WATCHES JEwELRY, DI,HONDs, 20 to i.
SeURR lO Fulon, Once He sells direct from
frat hands therefore ctues Ptct
The best place in New-Y0rk to buy reliable
Wstcle fashionable Jewerv and sterling silver
Wedding Presents SQClRK's 81 Fuion-s; Diamonds specially
GENTLEMEN's UATs--Spring Style for 1872
ready Inspection sale at E:PEsscHB NaIgctlt lIS
NassAust
MATHUsrEK PTASOs.--Warerooms g East
Sinth-tt, opposite stevars
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
EONDAY, MARCH ii. 1879

IN This State and ~ this city The number o.
Is about 25Oo OF whom 1900 reside IN o'S no sapta Of
Je 0rder amounts 10 $5O1O00 enco its orghnLaton' u
ms q Ipcndei scii, 600 Tor charitable purposes'
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
NEw-yORK DAILY TRIBUNE,
HOME E|~NEEWS.
CENTRAL PARk. xrrgoR6LodIcAL DEPARTMENT

RKFoRT TOT vHsk KNpNd At ?. H. ,N"0" II ,,-,,.
- SiA0SsrySr Inches THHHsos'iH s,s
Mtsn',''''. y 0l9 Wsrmum NJ rh $50
Mamsm w. Msrcb a. 4a6 Minimum f,reh s. 80
.'......... .5i2 RAnge ..'ov
Rssgc March t-srow from go amount o.
~ "a inch March from 7n m amount oi
water inch Total 0 inch Distance uAeeoS 'Lo WIN"
~. retk.2 2. .39l miles
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
TT HAS BEEN STATED THAT

TT HAS BEEN STATED THAT
10000 ORGANS,
tpresumsby Cabinet Organs sob aDnuAy'omeosj which
we think nearly tho whole Of all Of reed organs made in
the United State. Bat over
10000 AMERICAN, ORGANS
ara use and we arc constantly ereudng facilities for cure
TIE SMITH AMERICAN ORGAN Co Is the ol3s. among New.
England makers, having been In business vssoue years. 90
Organ, ara distributed over The civilized work. everywhere
recosnised as
THE LEADING INSTRUMENTS.
English manufac,u wishing commend their wares advertise
them n large typo as
AMERICAN ORGANS.
wBnn VIZ BELIEVE IN BRAINS, MUSICAL FEELING AsD
CULTIVATED TASTE, AND THINK sucH cOxBIsATiOs
WILL NOT Bs BEATEx. ARTISTIC WORKS. BY
Ayr QUANTITY PLAsKR uGsATs We SgvEkrHE'
ByERY PRACTICAL EIPSDiEsr TO SAVE
LABOR BY WORK As DOES NOT
nrQrRB PERVEcrToS AVID wsIr TO OUR
Factory WILL saow THAT TgERs RsrABLnssEsr IN THE
COUNTRY THAT usgs
INGENIOUS LABOR-SAvING MACHINES.
Our large ep-qua in Gnount any competing company
ENABLES to purchase ample supplies Of
THE BEST MATERIALS,
and give workmanship and completeness TO part Of our
Instruments And for this end We mean the mOt.
INTELLIGENT SUPERVISION
in every department. and especially produce the most
BRILLIANT AND MELODIOUS TONE.
We manufacture Organs such I ind With ,ueh volume as Will
give permanent satisfaction. II made the small boIes Of thin tones
numbers The aggregate than Bat require and use as much
black walnut indispensable easing Of ite better
class Of Orgars--as any nsiers in tho country
Our prcs ere a, any ni;uuens & pretend to
comparison in quality. wo have received
ALL THE TESTIMONIAL
We could ask for and are content pn. hat
seen attached o the puff, Ct all sorts Of instrunents
We shah be glad O send
RED LINE CATALOGUE
10 srs address upon application
THE SMITH AMERICAN ORGAN Co.,
Trelontst, opp wa3,m-ss, BOsen.