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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-18
NEW YORK.

Mining Frauds.

NEW YORK, March l7:-Soit has neen
brought in the Supreme Court OF this State
bv the Union Consolidated Mining Com
pany Of Tennessee against Julius f. Raht,
its former superintendent, charging him
with defraudiDg the company IN the course
Of ten years Of 81, ,275 600, and charging bis
brother. Charles Raht, former secretary,
and John Thomas, who was president until
last November, with conniving at and aid
mo in the frauds of the first named defend
The method of the alleged frauds is as
serted to have been through what is known
in England, and to some extent in this
couptry, a. the store system, by which
claims are paid from the company's store in
merchandise instead of cash.
Prepared to Resume.
President Belmont. of the Bank of the
State of New York, authorizes the state
ment that after strict examination OF the
accounts and assets it is found the bank
will be able to liquidste all its debts. The
officers are arranging the affairs, and the
prospects are that the bank will resume
bosiness Monday.
lneeenaeloaol Yoehe Race
Ths insssna&ieaA yasht rase, epsn TO al
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-18

Kennedy, vice president; P. N. Garry eec-
rotary; J. j. Flatley, assistant eecre1al5'
Michael Carroll, treasurer; Whhsm 'Onn
son. marshsl: william Collinan and H. Con'
roy, aids. "a.
Division No. 3 had over fifty men, A's
officers arc T. j. Gleason, president; fss
Murphv. vice president; j. 0. Connor'
seoretsry; Pat Trouer, assistant secretary;
Dennis Brady, treasurer; T. ID. koane'
marshal; T. McMains, assistant marshal.
Divisio, No. 4 had about fifty men, from
Algiers. The officers are: John McCsnn'
PRESIDENT William Jones, vice president;
N. j. Barrett, secretary; M. Rooney, treas
urer; p. McCloskey, marshal, and William
Mehan, aid.
In addition to the officers above nameo'
very many reverend fathers of the churcn
were seated in carriages, at least TWO ~
companying each order and dlvD'on'
Among them were Rev. Fathers kinney.
Nadine, Abbott, Brady, Bellanger, finn'
Kennedy, Smith, and others.
Previous to the parade the Mitchell
Guards visited Agiers, where an elegant
flag was presented to the company by MISS
Forester, in behalf of the ladies Of that
suburb in Q neat address, which was GAL
lantly responded to by Captain n. Cooney.
The procession moved along the follow
ing route:
Down Chartres to Esplsnade, to Levee,
to Vaudeville, to Royal, to Canal, to Dau-
phine. south side Canal to Camp. to Julis,
| to Csrondelet, to Felicity, to PEytanisr to
First, to Magazine, to Josephine, to Con-
stance, to St. Andrew. to Magazine, to
Race, to Annunciation, to Cslliope, to
Camp, to Julia, to St. Charles. to Canal.
The principal organization was Of course
| conceded to be the parent Stem," Branch
No. l, formed in 1869, under the inoorporar
| tion Of the society. Of this Marshal Bar
ron was commander. and when the days
march was over the "stem" was led to the
Court Exchange, and . bowl Of punch
branched of. On the mirrors was ono OF
the prettiest piece of ''soap" work to be
found in town, which was, "Our motto,
.Benevclence,' Branch No. l; 'Csed Mile
Faultei.'" This was done by Mr.. n. T.
Mobiles. who adds this and other accom-.
plishments to his usefulness - one Of the
best telegraph operators In New Orleans.
It was we'll into the evening before the
procession disbsnded, when the various
organizations stopped to serenadc their
| friends of the press.
A dinner and ball at night closed day
lonp tn be remembered by participants and
| eDectetore.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-18
The Government Appropriation for Il
Jetaies.

The Government Appropriation for the
Jetsies.
Captain ]. B. Eads has written letter
to the Secretary of the Treasury, in which
he states that the rapid prosecution Of the
work on the jetties at South Pass and the
results already secured warrant him in be-
lievinE that depth of twenty feet of water
will be secured at an early day, and thirty
feet will be, in all probability, secured be-
fore or soon after the adjournment Of Con-
gress. He, therefore, suggests the propriety
of urging upon Congress the importance Of
appropriating sufficient sum Of money to
meet the requirement Of the act of Congress
upon the securing of the required depth CT
water in the pass.
In this connection it may be we'll to state
that the action of Congress in this matter
will depend upon the official surveys of
General Comstock, of the engineer corps
Of the army. General Comstock made .
survey of the pass some six weeks ago, and
his report is daily expected from Washing
tom
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-18

REAL Estate AND STOCKS AT AUCTION.
Messrs. Nash e. Hodgson, auotioaeers, sell,
at twelve O'Clock NJ. to-day, at the st.
Charles Auction Exchange, improved real
estate in the Fxst, Second and Fourth Dis
tricts, and city railroad stock, for account
of the successiops Of Stephen Lyon, Xavier
Simeon and Ms. Laura L. Hyans. Bee the
adyertisene0ts.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-18

OIL CAKE-Five hundred tons oil cake
will be sold ct auotion this morning ut ton
O'Clock, ct tho Boston warehouse, for &C
count Of whom It may conceFn. SEQ the
advertisement Of @. Valeton, auctioneer.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-18
ADnNintMentos

Governor Kellogg has made the follow
ing appointments:
Messrs. Fred X. Hyde and John II. Jack
son. clerks of the supervisor of registra'
tion. Iberville parish; Andrew Canezs, tax
collector of the same parish.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-18
Tho Temperature.

The thermometer OF Louis Frigero's, No.
50 Char tres street, stood as follows Msfcn
IL: At 8 A. M, $40; ct P. NJ, 67o; Ut r.
M, $50. Lowest point during tho night OF
March l6, 44o.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-18
GRADUATES IN MEDICINE.

a number, % follows:
GRADUATES IN MEDICINE.
William e. Ayree, Of Louisiana.
George G Bankhesd, of Mississippi.
Frederick r. Bernard, of Louisiana.
William r Blailock, of Mississippi.
Robert f. Brooks, of Louisiana-
Robert C. Cald we'll. of Kentucky.
Thsddeus A. Carter, of Louisiana.
Matthew A. Cecil, OF Virginia.
Eernsud De Roa.dt Q, of Louisiana.
Jean L. Debates, OF Louisiana.
Emanuel Dreitus, of Louisiana.
John v. Everett, of Texas.
Charles FACET, of Louisiana.
Alexander Fairly. of Mississippi.
Warren Ferrell, of Mississippi.
Otto Forchhammer, of Louisiana.
James e. Gardner, Of Virginia.
Luther A Grizzsrd, of Texas.
Otto o. CRUDE, of Louisisna.
Caarles G. Rswkins, of Louisiana.
Charles s. Hudson, Of Mississippi.
Charles H Jones. of Mississippi.
William g. K,ger, of Mississippi.
Caeeimir A. Lsndrum, of Florida.
Joseph A. Lxrcade. Of Louisiana
Marx Levy. of Louisiana.
Tobie +. Lougarre, of Louisiana.
James w. Msgruder, of Mississippi.
James C Moore, Of Texas.
Joseph w. Muir, of Kentucky.
Samuel D Robbins, of Mississippi.
William w Scott, of Mississippi.
Frank M Sexton, of Mississippi.
John A. Shurl~y, Of Texas.
Alexander D. Sloan, of Louisiana.
James X. p. Smith, of Texas.
z. Edwards Vsugsn, of Louisiana.
Henry A. Veszie, of Louisiana.
Daniel c. Warren, of Mississippi.
Joseph n. Watson, of Mississippi.
John w. Williamson, of Texas.
John A. W,singer. Of Alabama.
George A. Wise. of Louisiana.
John A. Youngkin, Of Texas.
GRADUATES IN PHARNAcY.
John Claussen, of Texas.
Henry Gr+ff. Of Louisiana.
George H. ]. Hart, of Louisiana.
Edward w Jones Of Louisiana.
John Ssumpf, of Louisiana.
Louis r. Theard, Ut Louisiana.
A few of the graduates were absent, ha
ing gone to their homes. These prese'
were intelligent in looks and manners, u
quite self-posseesed. Profess
Richardson made it point to mention Il
Elk who had been accepted as masters
pharmacy, after which the graduatil
class, standing, responded to their name
Hon. Randall Hunt, LII. D., president
the University, conferred the degrees.
Tho salutatory was feelingly deliver
by Professor Ernest 3. Lewie, N. D.
was evident that the speaker was VI
liked by his listeners. The valedicto
was delivered by Samuel d. Robbins, NJ.
who acquitted himself creditably indeed.
After the exercises there were congrat
lations between professors, graduates a
friends. The faculty declare that this
one of the best classes that ever gradual
in this university.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-18
BY TELEGRAP PHI
CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, March 7.-No session
House,
Private bill day.
The House today passed OIL iem0v,ng
the political disabilities Of Henry B. Kelly,
of LOuisiana.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-18
Another Reuter-:

vienna, March 1.-THE report tele
graphed to the R.sti Air, by it's Belgrade
enter into IN alliance for tho ofeusive md
defansiv" wi'h Gervia and R"umsuia IL pro-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-18

Medical Department Of the Usiverstsy ef
louisiana.
The commencement exercises of this In
stitution took place yesterday in Grune-
wald Hall, in the presence Of IN intelligent
and large audience, the majority being
ladies. On the stage were seated many
we'll known citizens, who took deep inter.
est in the proceedings. and ladies and gen
tlemeu In attendance listened attentively "a
all that was uttered. Professor Richard
con, dean of the faculty, read the list Of
graduates in medicine and pharmacy-ffty
in number, % follows:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-18

f00N1uuDo on sIoavH PAonI
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-22
SAVE MONEY

WHY Par double prices: Yan can buy SIS
The Great n. E Dollar Sale, So Bromfie!d ST.,
Boston. is firmly Established and for wears has
sold really valuable goods lcOrfh S so to s at a
liked price of ONLY ONE DOLLAR. We are en-
dorsed aud recommended by the best paoers and
business enterprise and we do sell ali goods nj
less than other dealers: In these times it pays to
save money. We sell Jewelry. Silver aud Plated
Nafe. GlasSware: Cutlery, Dry and Fancy Goods
IrocerIes. Teas, Cofees Spices. and in fact sr.rv
lHe,ndnS S9OO elegant books which re-
Jheis mo ticket. ;" order Slip or other tricIeIv
Sn e oEIlaE secure. any article the list We
Mo- -. iet Son see goods before paying Over
sale. We need agents everywhere. We cannot
give any idsa here of cur business. Our ii.t IF
eooos would NIL this entire paper. Send at onca
LOT circulars and recommendations from our rs
irons: You can save cash. Will you do II vi f
So address at once II. ORNIS ron d CO
DOLLAR SALE. 33 Bromfield ST., Beston M..s
February Is, lS76-2m. N-'' LASS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-22

CURE FOR ULcERArED SoRE TnRoAr.-
Dissolve . small teaspoonfuI of chlorate of
potash in tunbler of water; then oc-
sasionally take a teaspoonful of the solution,
10 As to Gargls the throat, It is nearly taste
lass, and not at all offensive to take, and is
hence we'll adapted for children. Nothing is
Wash them in the weak solution, and they
will soen be well. 1t is also good for rough,
pinply. or chapped face. 1t may be had at
any druggists. Common salt has been recon-
nended for the incipient stages of the dreaded
disease, diptheria; but We have no doubt this
would be better.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-22

A PRErTY ORNAMENT.-Take 4 goblet
with the foot and stem broken or cut of, SO
that the bowl will be perfect; take coarse red
flannel, the redder the better; stitch it neatly
round the bowl, or goblet, SO as to cover it
completely on the outside; dip it in water so
As to wet it thoroughly, then roll it in faxseed;
the seed will stick in and on tho flannel be
sure that the seed is distributed evenly, then
stand it on its mouth, or large end, in saucer
or small plate; put water in the plate or saucer,
and add to it as it absorbs. Never let the ves-
sci get dry, nor suffer i: to chill or freeze. 1t
will grow in any part of the room, and will
be deep green with rcd ground.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-22
PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.


nm and after January LIST, 1875, .he bu,ips,,
~ heretofore conducted by me, will be undeT
the name and style of Jas. Law. Hooff & Co
Jan. /, 1915. JAS. Law. IOOFF
Ia conducting the above businesses closer syntem
of Cash dealing will he adopted by the firm-as ali
goods have now to be purchased by us Tor cash or
30 days. All accounts therefore will be required
Jan, j. 1875. Jas LAW. HooFF g. co.
A 8 it is important that my usiness should he at
n once closed, all parties knowing them selves
Indebted to me by note or open account, will be
required to settle same without delay.
Jan i. S. lS7JAS. LA W. HOOFF
JENNINGS Eau IDENTIFIES. Oriental r Doth Paste
u for the Teeth, for sale by
May 4, 1875 GEO T. LIGHT
RISNlNGER Gin, Benson's Celery Pills, for
- head ache, for sale by
May 4, 1875 GEO T. LIGHT.
A LADDIN Security Oil. also weGt's No. Coal
N Oil. always to be found at
Jan. 10. 1875. c.. E. BELEER.s
PREAKFASr Bacon, Sugar Cured Hams, Sides
II and Shoulders for sale bv
- CIV T. EEARSLEY
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-22

A WILD STEER-How TO BE SAFE From
IA wild steer entered Centeral Park, in
New York, lately, and made rushes on a nuns
Der of people before it was killed. In every
case the park police shouted to the persons
attacked to throw themselves on the ground
and lie motionless. Whenever this was done
before the steer reached the persoues it
stopped, gazed at the PROSTATE fern, and ran
on without further demonstration. Even
when those who were struck had the presence
OF mind to lie quiet where they had dropped,
no further notice was taken of them.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-22
SEE HERE.


no you want Books, Cards. Prints, Photo
IL Eraphsf Why then do you ,oa,te money on
swindlers. Instead sond to the old reliable house
of Hunter & Co. Established in 1860. Wosuo-
ply all books. oil goods and at lowest rates
Send for some of these: Trunk Full of Fun, 15c;
How to win Sweetheart, 30 Golden Wheel
Fortune Teller, 4oc; Book of Love Letters, sec ;
Boxing Made Easy, &c; MorEan's Masonry Ex-
posed. 25o; Changers Exposed, $50 pp. illustrated
Soc; How to wr1to short hand, Soc: How to
amuse an evening Party, sec; Dancing made
easy, Soc; How Gamblers win, 500: Leap year
Cards, Courtship Cards, Fortune Telling Cards,
Love Making Cards, kInds-each in case only
2oc; Complete Pocket Hoylc. SOC; Chesterfield 8
How to win and how to we. 15c; TIE Laws of
Love, SOC; Ladies' Guide to Beauty, snc, &C., 30
Remember any or all OF the above will lie sent
TO you prepaid on receipt of price. We import
and hunt up foreign and scarce books. Wemake
1t study; We want your patronage. Send for
Do not risk money with swindIers bnt send at
once to the "old rcliables." Hunter & Co., HIn..
dale. n. H.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-22

BREAD GRIDDLE-CAKEs.-Save all YOUR
bits and crusts of broken bread, whether thew
are toasted or not; and. when you have a
COED supply. turn upon them enough boiling
water to soak them thoroughly. Let them
stand until perfectly soft, then rub through
eolander or sieve, and mix three or four
tablespoonsful of -four with them. Add
enough milk to make a thin batter, and add
one beaten egg. This makes delicious grid
dls>oakss, aud saves all the odd pieces of
broad into the bargain.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-22

HONE MADE CREAM GANDY.-Toa coffee
eupful Of white sugar add two tablespoonsfuI
Of water to dissolve it, and boil without stir
ring, in bright tir pan until it will crisp 10
water like molasses candy. Just before it is
done put in teaspoonfuI of vanilla, or lemon,
or peppermint essence, and a quarter of
teaspoonful of cream tartar. When done
pour in 4 buttered pan, aud when cool
enough to handle, work it as you would mo.
lasscs candy until it is perfectly white, then
stretch and lay on marble slab or moulding
board; with chopping knife cut into
mOothfuls and lay it on buttered paper on
plate. When children want candy by all
means let them have that made at home, and
they will not eat plaster of paris, chalk, starch,
and poisonous compounds, which deran re
their stomachs and ruin their teeth.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-22

Will conduct the business of
COACH MAKING AND REPAIRING
chip and satisfactory terms. We iateud TO largely
increase the business nd make order. and lao
keep on hand for sale CARRIAGES. BUGGIEs.
ROCKAWAYS and LIGHT WAGONS of the most
approved patterns, and of superior materials, and
warrant every article to be az recommended. We
snail nave IN our employ some OF the hands who.
for twenty ycars or more. were employed by Mai,
W. J. Hawke and also have the benefit Ofhis pres
and advice, and it will the adeA-or of the
new firm to maintain the reputation OF HAWKS
COACH FACTORY. Old Carriages taken in e1-
changef for new work. On hand ,csnstnrtly Second
haAd work which will be disposed OF At moderate
figures.
! n addition to the above. we purpose giving our
attention to a general LIVERY BUSINESS, and
will keep good horses snd vehicles of every deserip-
ton the accommodation oithe public
A.sTUMP,
Aug %. lsTl-ly- A.w-HAwES.
THAT BEAUTI RANGE.--B. sure and c al
\ to SEQ the Celebrated Sovereign Range. II Is
ing thai has ever been in Cb.rIs,toWn faisbed
with silver plated knobs nice enough for the par
lor. Don'tfaiI to call it. Also Cook Stoves
April 81. ISIS. - M.io Street.
IRON Wash Ketties.-3 size. of the above goods,
the cheapest in the ~ MATT = for g saIs by
100 BUS Clover + Timothy se.d. for by
~" JAS. LAW. HOoFF CO
7NHINBLE sksins and Pipe Boxes. for .Ale by
JAS LAW. HOOFF co.
1 ADIES' SEs!esb Tor sale by
II JAS LAW HooFF co
nAK Shingles. Latbs, PAGngs and Lumber. for
Feb. s.IS76- JAS LAW. HootF&co
FRUIT JARS.-M. ou's-coneeded 90 be the
l. osst Jar in use-quaTts AID hail gallons. for
SAFE 1y JAS LAW. HOOFF K co.
RIRD Cages for sale ch..pat
n. yesterdays
au2. -, 1910. Tin aud Stove HOuss.
SAph .P pure NitTe' tsaltPetrel. and pure ground
SOv.. %. ISIS. GEO. W. T. KE4RsLEY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-22

A Coop WAY TO Use DRY Bread
Make batter of wheat -four and into this
dip as many thin pieces of dry bread as can
be fried at once, and fry Immediately Then
butter the slicss, place them in layers, and
serve at once.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-22

To sr1FFEN BLACK TuLLE.-If any lady
will dip her black tulle into gumarabic water,
made quite weak, and pull it gently into shape
as a.. 1t dries, she will find it come out quite
like new.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-22
THE
PHILHARMONIC PIANO

THIS entirely new mt processing II the
i essential qualities of more expensive aud
higher priced PiAnos "fere ed lower price than
any similar now in the market. il 10 durable,
with a magnifcence of tone hardly surpassed and
yet can he purchased pr ices aud terms within
the reach of all. This instrument has all the
modern improvements including the celebrated
"Agraffe" treble and is fully warranted. Cnts-
logues mailed.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-22
p 0ETIeAL
CHARITY.

CHARITY
Tho nob1ess gift
Of God to man.
Thrice blessed from its rarity,
Is Charity.
The strongest bond
'rwixt high and low.
That knoweth no disparity,
Is Charity.
The frmest link
That letters sin,
And leads to paths Of purity,
Is Charity.
Sweet flowers of life
Are Faith and Hope,
But sweetest in its rarity
Il Charity.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-22

To TAKE Our M1LDEw.-Rub soft soap
on the mildewed part, scrape chalk on it, and
lay IN the sun. Repeat the application till
the stains are removed.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-22

RICE WAFFLEs.-BOil two gills of rico
quito soft, mix with it three gills of -four,
little salt, two ounces melted butter, two eggs
beaten well, and as much as will make it .
thick batter, beat it till very light, and bake
il 10 Hafie-irons.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-22
TESTIMONIALS
Waters Pianos and Organs.

Waters New Scale Pianos have peculiar merits.
VelD York Tribune.
The tone of the Watera' Piano ia rich, mellow
and sonorous. They possess great volume OF sound
and the continuation of sound OF singing power is
NetD York Times.
Waters Concerto Organ 10 so voiced to havea
tone like full rich alto voice. 1t ia especially
human in lite tone, powerful yet sweet
Rural Nsto Yorker.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-22
The Patent Music Rack on the
GEM ORGAN

IL by far the greatest convenience TO performers
that has yet been invented. Besides i's uee while
playing. 1t 10 arranged as receptacle for music.
IL il neat fixture beautifully carved and arranged
upon the front of the organ.
TESTIMONIALS
Prof. John b. Rowland musical instructor of the
Washington d. E. Church choir, says:
"Ihe Parlor Organs man rfactured by the Gem
Organ Company, of this place, are among the
sweetest in tone of any Ihave ever heard In style
of case and handsome finch they are without an
cqunI.''
From the Washington SfGr:
"on exhibition in one of the large show windows
OF Cnnmins, Cole & Thompson's store is an i'm
proved styIe OF Organ manufactured by the Gem
Organ Company, OF WAshingtor. The cases
of solid walnut artistically finished and Joined
together In the most thorough manner. The wood
work evidently shows the master hand of the skilled
mechanic. The musical qualities of the organ,
We are informed by an accomplished musician.
in use. Il il furnished with eight stops which give
it full scope in the most difficult pieces of music
The action consists of two aud one half sets of
reeds. arranged that the slightest defecI be
easily reached .nd repaired. The organ is also
supplied with patent music rack, which besides
being ornamental, is of great convenience to the
performer. In conclusion, say without
prejudice that the G en- Organ for beauty of style,
handsome finish and excellent musical qua lities
has no SUPERIOR"
m5-A WRITTEN WARRANTED FOR FIVE
! FEARS ACCOMPANIES EVERY GEM PARLoR
ORGAN SOLD.
Address. for terms,
Gem Organ Company,
P. o. Box 1877, Washington.
February 8, IS76-ly. New J,rsev