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The JhdTactu. OF the material
used in organ making must man
ifestly be one of the first coHsid-
erations. Messrs. Estey x Co. de
pend largely upon the west fer
their select lumber, which is sea
soncd something like two years Ill
the open air, and then subjected
for six months to a temperature of
from 100 to $50 in the dry
house. This process renders it as
nearly invulrerable to climatic u
tiuences as possible. Pine is the
principal mat rial used inside,
! with some harder wood for SPECIAL
parts. Every inch of this luml Q
= is closely sclu,inized as it is work
ell up; and none that is II all i'm
perfect is used. The cases aIe
made of black walnut. with French
walnut and other fancy woods f. +
decoration in the more costly ones.
They employ the choicest skill of
many artistic woTkmen. New de
signs in shape, SIZE and gene al
style are constantly be NJ made
The fittings and endless mlnutiir
of ornamentation call for some q.
thing more than mere mechanic
dexterity. a score of carvers ply
chlsels, gouges, and other dclicat
tools, that are directed by subtle
ingenuity and refined taste, rather
that physical force. The poliShers
and varnishers, too, have an i'm
portant part To perform in smooth
irg the va 'nut with sand Paper and
pumice stone, and then applying
Shellac, oil or varuish Every part
Of the Estey Organ, it will be seen,
is made with equal fidelity. No
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and most powerful organ made here will
illustrate clearly the resources of the
establishment. 1t has two manuals and
sixteen stops, one five octave set of Prin
cipal reeds, one five octaves set OF Dlapa-
son reeds, one two and one half octave set of
Flute reeds, one two and one-half octave
set of Dulciana reeds, one two and one half
octave set of Clarionet reeds, one two and
one half octave set of oletta reeds, one NV o
and one half octave set Of Cremona reeds,
one two and one-half octave set of Gam a
reeds, one two and one half octave set of
Bourbon reeds, one two and one-half oc
tave set of Delcante leeds, a powerful
pedal-bass of twenty-seven notes, and
double bellows, with two blow pedals ana
a blow lever. The stops are Flolo, Flute
Melodia, Diapason, Principal, DuIciana,
Delicante, Clarionet. Nioletta, Cremona,
Gambia, Bourbon, Nox Humane, Pedal
Bass, Manual Coupler Forte. To these
are added the Knee Swell, Foot Swell,
Grand Organ and Pedal Coupler; the three
latter operated by the feet. This noble
instrument is furnished with or without Il
highly ornamented pipe top, and finds a
fitting place in halls churches, opera houses
and Conservatives of music. The patent
Nox Humane, in the Estey organs, consists
of revolving fan fixed behind the reeds
that, when set in motion by its stop, gives
to the tone an utterance closely resembling
the inimitable vbratory thrill of human
voice. Other patented stops, of superior
excellence and beauty, are the NcX Ju5i-
lauta and Eioletta
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GS \ Hopkins county
kentuckian has a Stradua
rius violin 1856 years old. 1t
was bought of a strolling
tloupe OF Italian musiciars,
at Evansville, Ind, in 1859.
for S25, and is thought to be
worth a hundred times that
sum. Upon the inside is
carved the inscription, can
tonns Straduarius Faciebat,
\. d., 1851
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critics, and most eminent
musicians in Europe as
well as America. And
1t Is a significant fact. in
this connection, that in
the Old World this organ
is rapidly superseding
those Of all other makers,
whether L European or
American.
The firm of J. Estey &
Co. Is composed of Jacob
Estey, Julius J. Estey,
his son, and Levi X. Fui-
Ter, his sou-ln-law. The
senior partner is i'll the
prime of life, and actively
supervises the magnif-
cent business, which is
the legitimate result of
his energy, perseverance
and executive ability. \
record of the obstacles
lie has overcome would
alone declare him to be
what he is-a genuine
self made man. He is
fortunate IN having val
liable and efficient coad-
TUTORS III the younger
partners. Mr.. Julius
E>tey superintends the
commercial and Mr.. Full
Ter the mechanical de-
partment. Burh are we'll
adapted for their posi-
tons, aud possess that
clear headed facility
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Notice to Creditors.

This is TO give notice that the subscriber. of Cecil
county hath obtained from the Orphans Court of said
county letters of Administration the personal estate
of PHILIP r. R0THWELL
late of said county deceased All persons having claims
against the said deceased hereby warned to exhibit
the with the vouchers thereof duly
On or before the 22nd day of October, 1873:
they otherwise by law, be excluded from all benefit
IF said estate. All persons indebted said
Given under my hand this nth day of October. 1877.
WILLIAM j. JONES.
Administrator C. T. A. of Philip K Ro hwell, decd
Test-REUnES D. LAMAR, Register.
Get -, lS77-6w
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i. :. Scotch minister, who
WAS famed for his dryness in
The pulpit, called on one of
bis aged hearers, and as
usual partook of a cup of
tea. He remarked to the
guide wife that her tea pot
ran slow. "Deed, ay,"
qn"th the guide wife, al s
like yerself; it has an unco'
bad delivery
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THE SCIENCE OF Music. Whoever 81
pliti-s the theory of music confers ia,
on all students of that art IN his 'Te
Book of Harmony for Schools and Stu
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success. All a,a faithful workers and
among the foremost citizens, in both prl
vatc and public capacities Of the town
which the Estey Organ has made famous.
We have thus passed i'll rapid review
some of the more salient points in the
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is built has been mastered; for as the W hole
intricate network of ropes which connect
the spars OF a great ship mean TO the sailor
but d"zan ropes, SC the network of har-
mony lies based upon these half-dozen
single chords, taken sometimes in one
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NOTICE..
HUGH SCARBOROUGH.

HUGH + SCARBOROUGH.
SARAH A. STEEL. JAMES 8 STEELE HANNAH
EMILY STEEL JANE ANN STEELE, AND SARAH
II. STEELE.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Equity
No. 64S, CHI. d. J.
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NOTICE is hereby given, in pursuance
~ of order of the Circuit for Cecil county.
in Equity TO the creditors Of John sfrrlr deceased
file the vouchers uf their claims ia the of tn.
Clerk Of this Court properly authenticated within two
In"utiis from the date Of tie insertion this
notice T. WARBURTON,
Dee H. ls77-3w Trustee
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Lauguens es ct fatigatus,
Crawl cura cruciatus:
Ad ME- veni, ct in Me-
Tue frueris rcquie.
Quales tamen indicabunt
Notae Queen? IStas dabuut
Plantae, manus, lacerae,
PerfOssum latus vunere,
Diadema Rex regale
Fronte gestat, verum quale?
Coronam, sed aculeis
lntextam totam spineis.
hume adeptus 81 prehendam.
Guam dat sortem hic fruendama
Luctus, labores plurimas,
Pollicitur lacrymas.
81 prehenSum retinebO,
Ad extremum quid habebo?
Laborum, luctus terminum,
Post JOrdanis transitum.
Mlhl adltum roganti
Mum negabit propinquanti?
Coelum lpsum, ipsa tellus,
Praeteribit citins.
C0nsecutum, cOlluctatum,
Mum praestabt me beatumo
Aunt Prophetic, Martyres,
Et Angel ct Nirgines.
Faint art thou and wearied,
Tortured with thine anguish sore?
To ME- come, and in Me
Shalt find rest for evermore,"
But what tokens guide me
lu my quest of Him Who leads
Wounded Hands and torn Side
Now by these the true heart heeds.''
Diadem. as Monarch,
Truly doth His Brow adorn?
Grown, in truth, but fashioned,
Sootb, of interviewer thorn"
If l find and grasp Him,
What my lot on earth shall be?
Sorrows many, labours too,
Tears abundant stored for thee"
If, once grasped, hold Him,
What reward is mine at last?
Tolls and sorrows ended,
Jordan S swelling flood is past
Then me access seeking.
Surely He will not gainsaya
Earth, and all the heaven,
Sooner now shall pass away"
Followed, found in wrestling,
Will He not my bliss secure?
"Prophets, Martyrs, tell thee;
Angels, Virgins, make it sure
Elktoa, December 5th, 1877.
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LATIN HYMN, WITH TRANSLATION.

One Column. - 90 per inch for wear Three changes
allowed to yearly advrrtisrs withent adnpn chm ge
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HOMEOPATHIST,

Graduate Of the Ilahhemann Medical College of Phila
offers his Professional Services the citizens of Elkto
and vicinity
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
goEs LEAET
,.xssxeS.rsHr. r,..nV
,WeyAUGHT 4 .LEARl.

.~TopygYs .AT- Law, SCLicI-
ToRs IN CHAECERY. d Fhot-
T0Rs IN ADMIRALTY
-, -,...see Ia tie Diss-ie: and sap'ei'e
t.s, viii Grs spNciL attention 70 ~.
u Canysvsncing, &c. also 70 the ''tfeHASe
~ sale Of Real Lssss. wis
Tery nth. 1871.
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The Flag Of the Free.

The custom of adding a star IL the
Union on the Fourth of July neat sue
cced,ng the admission Of new State,
grew out of the suggestion made by
Captain Samuel Chester Reid, the hero
of the splendid naval fight in the har-
Dor Of Fayal in 1914 Captain Reid
not only recommended this improve
ment. but also advocate the reduction
OF the numt of stripes te the original
thirteen. HIS suggestions were en-
bodied in a bill January ,. 1877. but
were not acted on.
Mr. Wendovef. u repress nta,iye from
this State. offered resolution on the
llth OF Decent r, 1917, providing for
the appointment Of = committee 10 iu-
qui,e into the expediency Of altering
the flag. In introducing his resolution
he called attention 10 the want OF uni
formi,y in the flags IN use, nnd in proof
he irstauced that which ffoated over
the navy yari with itS eighteen stripes.
and that over the Capitol with half
that number He suggested that II
stripes wrce added for every new State.
as bad l. u done. It would soon be I'M
possible 10 find q mast tall enough TO
commodatc the flag But. although
4e adoption of the new regulation was
immediately due 10 M Wendoyer, Capt
Reid is justly entitled to the ere lit Of
having suggested II.
II = not generally kaown that Cap:
keii lnv~ated sni erected the signal
telegraph at the Battery and the Mar
ruws. communicating with sandy Hook.
sri that 1t was he who classified and
numbered the pilot boats HAs beau,l-
.ul swort presented - him by Congress
=. a rr, o.ulsion # bis ability snA gal
lautry ia has conduct Il the a.val lat
lie in Fsys, ros6-. one II the most re
margable on record ard his service of
plate presented by citizens Of New
loTk have en ftF three or foUr years
fog sal" IN $ Bow,ry rasnshop - NJ
Yefl iaN7.a.
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L.lfe's Struggle.

What is the nse Of IL all,
This straggle aud worry of life p:
What do W. gsia IS We 90.
Or take with Us oa. Of the strife
4 bitter fight for the bread
Which, We daily ask in cur prayers
Sleeping or waking 10 respite
From grinding, burienso-le cares.
The child in the sunshine plays,
Aud knows this riddle a, well
As We who have fought through the
years
Fought having no answer TO tel
SPECIFIES we came 10 the world,
Not knowing our own mothers
breast
Aud learning, are we more than the
birds
Ths. snuggle down in their nests ::
We learn TO stagger alone,
To warm in the fight as we go:
And then, speechless at last as 81 first.
We back to the darkness %
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A. MACINTOSH.
Notary Public and Conveyancer.
Real Estate aud Tax Agent.

Has, caalp;ete Abstract q Title g. A. Lands
ta Ains CoUg Wal attend g. tae purchase AMI
saar Il Lsrst, snys here rasSt SNaDt. ~gcSttsi
stisats,sa "a & - Transfer - ErsS fstste auG
tsy5asss of rAXrs, fatvsusse scstSttsN! sNi sa'1s
fsct3S=n 80 sut.~si
oascw "a MAJ street, assTss orps~i'e Ike Ok
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4 MI>soCRIkS who sttenied PRAYER
mr.tiug with hss daughter felt com
relied 20 rss. snd remark: want 20 be
cot~i ana 90 "a heaven, but il them fel-
l.rs don't stop winking 81 Mary. there
will be good deal q: prsne,ug Aroand
here the ias, thing they know.
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