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ON MARRIAGE.

effects Of Errors and Abuses carly in life. Man.
hood restored. Nervous debility cured. Impe.
diments to Marriage removed. New method OF
treatment. New aud remarkable remedies,
Books and Circulars sent free, In sealed envelopes,
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2
south Ninth st., Philadelphia, Pa. apl9d&w
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Special notIces.
BEWARE OF CouNTERFEITs.
LaughIin' Infant Cordial,
THE CHlLD'S CURE WHEN TEeTHING,

IIE OnILu EUhE WIEN IEEl nlNu,
To Relieve Pains, ChSlIe, WAkefulness, &c.
Such Is the popularity OF this Remedy, that II
has induced some unprincipled persons 10 coun.
terlett 1t, using our sable wrapper and circulars
ing Of the same. An Intelligent and honest pub.
lie will trown upon such attempts at deception,
and we shall hereafter prosecute TO the full ex.
tent Of the law all parties who, by making, sell.
Ing or buying, shall infringe on our copy right.
The ONLY GENUINE ARTICLE Child's Cure when
Teething, LAUGHLlN'S INFANT CORDIAL,
is prepared by
tAUGHLIN BROTHERS & co,
Copyright entered and secured according to
act OF Congress. feo36
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Dr.. Vim. H. Tut: ''''
Dear Sir-HavlnS used your Liver Pills and
finding none that have done my wife or myself
as mich good, would like 10 know II they
would do as well North rs here. intend going
North In March, and II they will have the came
effect as in this climate, want to take them on
with me. Hoping to hear from you coon,
REMAIN, your obcd't sGrv't,
HENRY A. HILLS.
DR.. TUFTS Hair Dye does not Stain the Linen,
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nR. TUFTS PILLS IS A PURELY
- vegetable concentration for keeping the
TEN OF all impurities, and positive cure Tor Con.
supatton. They restore the diseased Liver,
stomach and Kidneys TO healthrul action, while
at the same time they brace and invigorate the
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Druggists.
THE BEST ID THE oHEApEsT.

T SsSs. e S S.DS an s : Rs
3 COS RX6KLsfoR BAKING PowDRR is W. tSs
ehSaptSt In the MARKET because II Il Us 6tSt /
Ask Tor Logan, List D Cos. Be sure you get Il;
and you viii save your peace Of mind, and also
your "piece OF bread" mAfS
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New Books!.
AT THE CITY BOOK STORE

Rise and Fall OF tho Slave Power In America
Hon. HENRY WILSON, vol. /, cloth, s. 90.
A Treasury Of ThoUght, an Encyclopedia or
QuotationS-M. n. BALLoU, cloth, 100.
brakes Dictionary OF BiogrIphy-FRANc1s s.
DRAKE, cloth, So 90.
BaldMIn'G Ancient AmerIcG-Cloth, 81 90.
RoHshSisE I Z MARK TWAIN. shOep. 81 90;
Good Bye sWesthIArt BY RHoDA RRoUOuToN,
cloth, $iTS0; paper, T6c.
The Heart Of AVabIa-Edlted by BAYARD TAY-
LoR, cloth, 81 ~.
Beauty and the BeaSt-By BArARD TAYLOR,
cloth, 81 so.
The MAique Of the GOds-By BAYARp TAYLOR,
cloth, fl Is.
Martin ChuErleWIt- Harpet's New Household
Edition, cloth;Sl 80; paper, 81 90.
Oliver Twist HArper's New Household Edition,
cloth, 81 90; paper, Soc.
Five Hundred MSJority, or the Days Of Tam.
mAny-Cloth, 81 Is; paper, 81 90.
Northern Lands-By OLIVER OPTIC, cloth, 81 80.
True as Steel-By MARION HARLAND, cloth,
81 30.
Expose Of PolyEamy In Utah-By Mrs. STEM.
HousX, cloth, 81 80; paper, 81 90.
Bits or TraTel-By N. H." cloth, 81 30.
Maud Mohaa-By ANNIE THOMAS, paper, Csc.
A full line Of Staple and Fancy Stationery,
Blank Books, Pocket Books and Wall Paper kept
constantly on hand
Just rcceiyed-The dolly Warden" Initial
Billet, something entirely new, b0c per box; I'm.
itialn Casket, four tints, e0c; Cottage" 4Oc;
VA Patti" 25c. Sent by mail, postage paid.
J. D. STANTON,
CORNER MONROE AND MARKET sTs.
apG7
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Preserve the Eve.

To do this you must have the best glasses. The
Perfected spCctacles We have made peciRlty Of
for years, never fall 10 relieve and assist weak
eyes. Thousands have been benefited by the
use OF these Spectacies, and we are prepared to
street, below M'Lule House, the place for Spec.
tAcles, Watches, Clocks, JewelFy, &c.
myi6 OXTOBY Is DUFFIELD,
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New Advertisements.
WAIVED
BOARD AND ROOMS,

ByA man and wife, In private family, where there
arc no other boarders and We can make ourselves
feel OF home; within three squares Of Western
Union Telegraph once Good reference given
amp required.
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An Appeal TO the President not TO ac I
Without full Information.
The Decree of the 9Th District Court
Declaring PInchbanck Guilty
Of Contempt.

New ORLEANS, December IL THE fol.
lowing was telcgraphcd to-day:
To Ills KrctlLsnty u s. Grant, President,
Of tho United States:
Claiming 10 be the Governor elect OF
this State, | beg you, in the name OF all
Justice, TO suspend the government now
in operation here till there can be Ibid
before you all the facts on both sides
touching the legitimacy OF either govern.
ment. The people, denying the lrgit.
macy Of the PinChback government md
its Legislature, simply nsli to be heard
through committee Of one hundred OF
our best citizens, on the eve OF departure
for Washington, before you reCOgnlz. one
or the other OF said governments. / do
not believe We will be condemned when
We are fully heard.
[Signed JoHY MCESEnY.
Gov. WarmOth recommends that II com.
mittcc of tho fusion Legislature accom-.
pRny the Citizens Committee 10 Wash.
ingtOn.
The following is the decree of the S,h
District Court in the case Ol WArmOth rs.
linChbnCk:
A motion having been made herein by
counsel for the plaintiil thnt an attach.
mGnt issue against the defendant Tor Ic.
pcatcd and continued contempt of this
Court in disuhCying the injunction issued
herein on the oh Of December, 1872, aud
said defendant having lorcibly resisted the
process Of attachment md been guilty Of
further contempt Ms shown by his letter Ia
the Sheriff Hnd ShCril's return thereon,
Gud considering that the term OF office Of
said defendant S State Senator expired
on the ith Of March last, and his capacity
tn net as Lieut. Governor in virtue Ol his
election ms President Of snid Senate Cx.
pirCd al the same time, considering TINT
the resolution Ol impeachment Of Gov. II
&, WnrmOth was adopted On the hinsl.,
even il adopted by legal IIOuScol Repre-,
scnlatycs, was utterly null and void
Like u Judgment without citation Of
the law providing for formal method
ol citation Nni preliminary Rnd invcsiiCa
lion, before any resolution can he intro
duccd or adopted Considering lhat the
House Oi Representative, 20 called, which
papscd resolutions OF impeachment, is M
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If THE very truthful editor on Market
street, who is SO shocked by any suspi-
cion of prevarication in others, will look
again at the list Of Ohio railroad sub.
scriptious copied from the Railroad Ga
5ette into our columns couple of days
ago, be will find exactly as we stated it,
that the W. & L. Z. Railroad is not men.
toned, and that the list does not contain
two subscriptions to that road. There
may be subscriptions to roads which are
intended when done to be leased or sold
to that road but as we showed the other
day the Ohio law does not allow city
county, village or township to subscribe
to the stock Of any railroad or other cor
poratiOn. Consequently ar. WOODS
statement that subscriptions had been
made to the stock Of his company by the
cities reCited by him was incorrect, and
the Registers statement that there were
two such subscriptions in the Ga=elte's list
ia in the same category.
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illegal body, having no valid existence
under the Constitution and laws of this
State, and considering that the plaintiff,
Henry Z. WHrmoth, has never been sus-
pended and that the defendant, Pinch.
back, even. 1.-The were Lieutenant GOveln.
or, could not attempt 10 usurp his chair
without being II mere naked lrrsspasscr.
F0r these reasons il is ordered and ad.
Judged that said defendant Pluchblck be
pronounced gully OF contempt OF this
Court, and tha! he be imprisoned in the
parish prison, tor term Of ten days md
pay fine Of liity dollars and the costs of
this proceeding.
lSlg1edl WA. ELMORE,
J"sige SM Dis'ric. Court, Parish ef orleans
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THE Register tries, by using extracts
from its own and our Charleston CORES.
pondencc, to show that Gov. JACOB is ap.
posed to removing the Capital, and 1t
charges that he has been guilty Of "bar,
gain, corruption and sale in the matter.
This is very sweeping charge to be male
upon such slight evidence. We know
nothing, nor do We believe the Register
knows anything, that warrants evena sus.
plCiOn that the GOvernor has improperly
interpOsed his influence in this matter,
much less been guilty of corrupt bargain.
ing about it. With those who know the
man, every presumption is against it. If
the truth were known we should probably
find that the Governor has carefully re.
Trained from any interference! lin the con.
troversy, and very likely he has displeased
both sides by declining to second their ef.
forts.
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Pennsylvania Temperance Convcn-
IIOu.

PITTSRURGm, December l2-rhc State
Temperance Convention concluded its
session in this city last night, after adopt.
ing measures tor mrmorialiEing State
Constitutional Convention, praying TINT
body 10 draft and submit to- vote OF the
people, with the other amendments ur the
Constitution, AL article prohibiting the
manufacture and sale If intoxicating
liquors 10 hrugcd Us n beverage. The al.
tendance during the sitting Of the Convcn.
ton has been large, Nud much interest
was IN 1niIrslcl in us proceedings.
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A CARD from DR.. LOGAN, Chairman Of
the Finance Committee, which we take
from the columns Of the Register, furnishes
some useful, though not especially agree,
able, information about the city debt A
good many persons are Of opinion that
this debt is about big enough. Forum.
ately for the city, the new Constitution
docs not allow 1t 10 be made any larger.
Such improvements as are made hereafter
will have to be paid for "Cash down" 1t
is a little unhandy to paycash sometimes;
but it saves interest; and after all it IS not
a bad business rule to "pay as you CO.
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CHICAGO, December IA fire At
G"IVa, Illinois, at an early hour this
morning, entirely destroyed ono Of the
largest business buildings len by the re.
cent ConnagratiOn which consumed near.
ly the whole town. The building was Of
brick, md was occupied by Anderson &
Ongstand, boots and shoes, and Thomas
Nichnrg, saloon. The former firm lose
$1,000 insurance $1,000, In Hartford
Fire. NiGburg loses 81 900; no insur-
anec, FInmhurg & Mack, the owners ul
the building, lose $1,000; no insurance
II Is believed the fire was undoubtedly
IncCndInry, and two SwCdcs were arcslcd
ON suspicion.
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FRANCE.


THE uALEa oE TUESDAY, GnEAr DAMAGE
DONE
LONDON, DecvmUcr II "A special (Iom
larIs says the gales on Tuesday lag, were
drcaGiule. Versailles was also visited bv
the hurricane. The damage 10 property i
very great. Several persons wcrs killed
in both CITIES
A special i'om Paris says Gtmhctta
M" Louis Blanc wil. be the first speakers
IN Tie debate. wu saturday, in the Nation.
al Assembly, for petitions Of dissolution
oil ihn' BODY! Theirs, 10 show the neutral
position he occunlrs, will no, attend the
discussion The Ministers will probably
dls1pproyr the debate as iuopportunc.
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DIssntIiHCtiOn Over the Employment
of "llCaIhen Chiuce' AT beaver
Fails, Pa.

VI AANuNHCu NHluCc. Ht bpHNcE
Fails, Pa.
PITTsBUKGH, Pa, December I2-Thc
importation By the Beaver Falls Cutlery
Co ,ofanumbcr Of Chinese who have been
introduced into the general workshops
of the company at Beaver Falls, has
caused considerable dissatisfaction among
the white workmcn ui the company
The Coolies in the employ of the com.
pany at present number near 100, the lat.
est addition having arrived only few
days ago. II is alleged that on their arri.
val IN attempt was made 10 introduce Il
number Of those who had iiIsi been en-.
ploycd, into the more advanced branches
of the hTsin,ss; 10 this the regular work
men objected and nllcgc, that they were
requested to instruct the CuOics in the
finer branches OF the business. only to he
discharged as soon as the Chinese could
do the work; as result many Of the
wOrkmcn Of the various departments
gave up their situations and came to the
city yesterday in search Of other employ.
mcnt Il is stated that the Cinnamon
work in positions lrr twenty Ave dollars
Il month in gold which heretofore paid
white workmcn eighty dollars per month
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DIsnsrOus IIurricnno on The 81. Inv.

NEw YORK, December IA letter
from u z lchcc boy oI the 9Th inst, states
that the lighthouse on Anicvrla Island
near Qlchcc, was completely destroyed
by the late hurricane. Tho house nj the
lighthouse keeper WAS HlsDlc,truycI, md
Mr. Baxter, The keeper his wife and sin
children were nil Killed. Several small
fishing vessels were ul,p wrecked On the
Island
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Ghegttellia&

THE House OF Representatives yeStCr'
day passed the soldiers Bounty Land Bill
It's provisions ss passed are fully set forth
in our telCgraphic report.
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ACCIDENT on TmEB. &o.R. II.


CUMBERLAND, Mn, December l2 A
lrcighl Tram IN the Baltimore Il Obi,
Railroad broke through the bridge "a
South branch, seventeen miles east 0i thi
city, last evening The locomotive ant
twenty LOADED coal cars were prccipilatcl
into the river, nnh Mr.. Rutherford, III,
fireman, was killed. The engineer, con
duCl0r mud II brrlSrmcn were injured, bu
not seriously. Tie wrcckiug trains hav,
been -'ut 'r.m here, uud the break vii
be- repaired sprci,ly
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Sinking 0f Steamship 81. Louis in
the Gult-.PnSsrnGcr and Crew
Saved.

the Guii-.PnSscngCrs and Crew
Saved.
KEY WEST, December 12 Tho Steam
ship ST. Louis, from New Orleans Tor New
York. sprung leak on the evening Of the
Slh, about 10 riiCs from Suulhwes, Bar,
The wn;crEIlncd about one foot per hour,
and NJ o'clock On the morning Of the OH
the boats were launched, and all on board
lett the steamer She went down Al 9 10
4, n. ol the same day After being on
the water IoOr hours, the officers, crew
and rtsScnGcIS were picked up hy the
ship Record, transferred TO a pilot boat
and sal, Y landed here
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CINCINNATI.


CINctS%NrI, De IL VI b. Iiarars
Judge ol lhr superior Court II Cincin.
wu, yesterday loudcrri his resignation
Of that office ''''
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sion Of q per cent, leaving the Treasury
Tree Of all expense.
POSTAL TELEGRAPH.
President Orion, of the Western Union
Telegraph Company, Is to be heard before
the Appropriation Committee, on Monday
with reference to the Postal Telegraph
bill.
THE CREDIT MoBILIER INVESTIGATION.
The Credit MobiliG Committee o.day
examined Speaker Blaine. Oakes Ames
and Mr. MCCOmb were present with their
counsel. Everything was secret
THE FUNDING BUSINESS.
The Ways and Means Committee heard
Secretary Boutwell, on the commissions
for negotiating q new loan. They willdO
nothing until the prominent bankers are
heard from.
THE ALABAMA COMPLICATION.
A plan Of the Attorney General, with
the approval Of the President, proposes
the settlement of the difficulties In Ala.
bama by the resignation Of the present
General Assembly and its reorganization
with the privilege OF allowing each branch
of the Legislature TO determine by vote
as to the members elected from the con-
testing counties.
VISITORS At TII EXECUTIVE MANSION.
A large crowd Of visitors were at the
White House during the day, including q
number Of Senators and Representatives
Among the former were MeSsrs. Shcr.
man, Pratt, Hamlin, Logan, Ames, Pome,
roy, Robertson, Spencer and Lewis. Gov
elect Hartrantt was also among the visi.
tors.
EXECUTIVE NOMINATIONS.
The President sent to the Senate TO day
the following nominations: Samuel Bard
postmaster at Chattanooga, Tennessee; ].
II. FairChild, RgGnt for Indians at the 81
lct2 Agency, Oregon.
THE rROPOsED WAR NAVY.
Tie Senate Committee on Naval AGIairt
to-day held another meeting on House
bill authorizing the construction Of siX
new sloOps-OI-war. Secretary RobesOu
again appeared before the committee and
stated his views in providing for ten new
war vessels, and il IS believed the com
mittCc will amend the bill accordingly
A subcommittee, consisting ol Cragir
and Morrill,, Of Maine, was appointed tC
prepare amendments and report tO-mOr-
row,
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Horrible Murder Near Columbus.
\ MAN KILLS MS TWO CHILDREN WITH A
nATCnET

COLUMBUS, O., December I9.-COrbcn
Porter, rcSllmc two mics east of here.
THIS morning murdered his two little
children, aged one and three wears, with
u hnlchrt with whiya he md been crack
inG hickory nU,t Potter lett immediate.
ly after committing tie deed. lie was
captured At l.ccIouia and confessed III,
crime, hu, without giving any reason.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Exclusively to the Intolllgenoer.

ttIy tho WcstCsn Union Line
)fIiCe Northwest cor. Of MAiu and Monroe sIs)
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WASHINGTON.

TIE CREDIT NoBILIER INVESTIGATION.
New York, December 12.-Washing-
ton dispatches have the following: The
Credit Mobilier Investigation is to be held
with clnseh doors.
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THE FUNDINO OF THE DEBT.

1t is said that the representatives of q
Syndicate Of German bankers are ready
TO take the whole four, four and half and
five per cent funded loan, for commits
sion Of 81 per cent, leaving the Treasury
Tree of all expense.
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THE ALABAMA COMPLICATION.
EXECUTIVE NOMINATIONS,

The President sent to the Senate to day
the following nominations: Samuel Bard,
postmaster at Chattanooga, Tennessee; j.
II. FairChild, RgGnt for Indians at the 81.
lciZ Agency, Oregon.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-19

usual and expected, the country Ior nun
dreds of miles north anu sou1I II. vi Us
will be. without doubt, very SOON COM
pletely enveloped in SMOKE
Tho renort of the Young Mems Chris
ian Association OF Portland for the past
wear shows an Indebtedness OF two or
tbroe hundred dollars against balance
in the treasury Of about the same sum
Last year During the past year the
r,Ios and bv-laws have been so amended
-. ., odn,if of women becoming men,
-, a. - . varv eommendable action. 1t
= i,,tended TO erect a suitable building
for The Association as soon as possible.
The Olympia Tribune, of the 18th, has
tbe following in connection with the
late fire at BeIlingham Bay: From
Gentleman lust from Bellingham Bay we
learn that the coal mine there has at
last been pumped dry, and is now ready
for mining. Since astSeptember, when
IN extinguish the fire burning beneath
the mine was flooded, not one hundred
tons of coal have been taken out. For
a few days past nothing has been done
except to leave the pit open for the es-
cane of poisonous gases. With Monday
next mining will again be commenced.
The bark Amethyst and ship Germania
are each in the bay waiting cargOes of
coal for San Francisco.
The catalogue of st. Helen's Hall,
Just published, shows that institution to
be in fiourishing condition. One hun
dred and ninety-three pupils have been
in attendance during the past year.
The Faculty is composed as follows:
Rector, The Right Rev. B. Wistar Nor
ris; Principal, Miss Mary B. Rodney;
Assistant Teachers, Miss Lydia Rodney,
Miss Lydia II. Blaekler, Mrs. Mary b.
Clopton, Miss Catherine c. H. Burton,
Miss s. Elizabeth Boyd, Miss Ida Boyd;
In Charge of the Musical Department,
Miss Clementina Rodney; Teacher OF
Music, Miss Julia J.. Lindsey; Teacher
Of Music, Miss Laura Foster; Drawing
Master, Mr.. Edward T. Coleman.
The PSamdeaIer says: "Coos county
now contains n population Of $500.
There are three steam saw mills which
cut an average OF 10000 feet per day,
and at least 10000 tons of coal are ship
ped 10 San Francisco annually. The
trade supplies about thirty vessels.
The coal and lumber trade is rapidly in
creasing, and the agricultural lands,
heretofore neglected, are being rapidly
settled up with an enterprising class of
farmers. For all these settlers there is
only provided a weekly mail by the
way of Oakland, SeOttsburg and Gard
ner, which reaches Empire City in three
days from Oakland. The commercial
interests of the bay have suffered on
this account TO such an extent that n
telegraph line will soon be constructed
TO connect with Roseburg.n
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OUR PREMIUM LIST.

- an induccmcnt for our friends to make
czcrtiOnS 70 secure large clubs for the NEW
NOErIwEsT, we offer the following list Of VAL
For twsniy subscribers, at S9 90 each. accom-
panied by the cash, we viii give the HOME
SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE, without Ia
BILE. beautifully Ornamented. Price. e:g.
For thirty-iiVe subscribers, at s. ~ each, ae-
companicd 10y the cash. we will give a HOME
HlIIlIE SEWING MACHINE, with Black
Walnut table, hronzed and nicely finished.
For lorty subscribers, at So 60 each, accom-
panied by the cash. we Will give n HOME SHUT
TIE SEWING MACHINE, finished in extra
style, with Black Walnut table and cover.
Price, SO
The above Sewing Machines. which are war
ranted fTst-claSs m every particular. can be
seen az the office OF Geo. ". Traver, H. Front
street. Portland.
For ffty subscribers, at SO 90 each. accom-
panied BY the cash, We will give a MASON <
HAMLIN PORTABLE ORGAN, four octave
single reed, with black walnut case, automatic
bellows swell, two blow pedals, improved cen
ter pressure reed valves, etc. Price, so.
For Seventy-iivc subscribers, at s. % each. &C.
com pq uiefI nv the cash "a louhIa ,aai ~ ts.,S-
& HAMIIN ORGAN resembles the first t-N-
cept that il has also a knee stop. Price, So
For SeVenty-five subscribers at s. % each.
accompanied by the cash and Twenty-Five
dollars additional, we Will give n MASON g.
HAAldN ORGAN, OF FIVE oCFAvEs, ONE
STOP, sELF-ADIUSTING REED VALVES, M
PROVED BELLoWS, TI,ElIULAST AND KNEE
SWELL Price, 500
For one hundred subscribers, at s3 90 each
and twenty dollars additional, we will give a
MASON 4 HAAILIN ORGAN, FIVE OCTAvEs
FIVE STOPS, TWO SETS OF RIBRAToRs THIsOUcH-
OUT, I1lPROvED GRADUATED sELF-AnIUsTINts
REED VALVES, IMPROVED BELLOWS, ,TRENlULAN1
AND KNEE-sW Ellis. VIOLA, DIAPASON,
FLUTE, TItEMULANT. Price. Sl25
Those vino desire 10 work for these premiums
can send the names and money as fast as re-
eeiyed- The subscribers viii be placed 10 their
credit, and II enough names are not received
during the year Ia procure the premium de-
sired they can choose a lesser premium, or they
viii be entitled to receive twenty-five per cent.
In cash OF the amount remitted for their labor