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THE COURTS.
Saturdays Proceedings la tho
Different judicial bodies.
SUPREME oorRr--Jpposs ,aaEss, aooss,

MENtht WV" EtNPss' T'"'"s't N'''''"'
HAyMosp AND JOHNSON,
Court met Ut 10 o'clock Saturday
morning aud transacted the following
business.
John W. Mason and Roht, Mrtdow'
ney were admitted Ia practice GA mo
ton OF }, A, Morrow,
Xano W. Fink et ", iuhbani Tor
Zane Petition Tor appeal aud superse'
IDEAS Ia decree ui Circuit Court OF Ohio
cuunty.
Fowler w. b. 40. Il, Il. Company,
Petition iur supcrscdcas, Jacob ior
Fowler, Roggcss TOR u, 80 Il II,
Casanova w, Krcusch, Snperscdcas
granted Oh motion al krrusch lay Huh
bard, attorney Bond 5000.
Woodyard W., Panslcy, Johnson,
,iudpc, announced The opinion ol The
Court, reversing the decree al the Cir
cui, Court oi KanaWh a county,
Johnson W. Janncil, Grcenhrior
county, Judge Johnson announced tho
opinion al the Court. liccreo reversed
aud rase rruanded,
rasrwel w. Bnggs, Wood county,
Judge Moore announced that tho do'
cree 81 the Court below was affirmed.
Davis w, Judge Circuit Court, Wood
,nsnJ
T,ncy ga Tra,v,u h,Irs ,i ul Moore
IuJrr ucrr,r rnnniy Docrrr reversed
nnd rnus, r,u,aul,I
Buuluy W. Wells 1T al, Raymond
J"aB'i Ma'S''"' county '"'''' q"
h'n'" mn. u, ,,,
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Hi'' ~ V"'h"'A H. We
rimrir couHf--JInGr MELVIN
The case ni kcmp ~. Mccoy aud I'll
wards IN .till ON lr,rl.
Mary lame Wins MAYED through her
...,nn.,J T., s,i ,si,I, ,hr nr,lrr made ON
N,,,,,,l..r nL,I u,,kiuy "A I Carmen
trr "iminis,rutnr nI th" estate al ". r.
Win,s ami in commit 1, hrr.rIl the ud-
remuneration al ,h, ,sini, IN, uniinu
,r'g J,,tni,J nnl continued mill IA.
w.
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The whining post IL the sleeping
ihnuvht and the waking dream al the
General and when hu has no lstrurrs
/, whu,u he rnu pour out his tale ul
,,,r h,rl,uks tho floor and snlilnuuiscs
Bui ur one thing hr would hail with
Inv IA, advent al that relic oi hnrhnl.
,,ou that would purgr his sacred prem.
,.rs nI trnmus. lao would huyr Ia Weld
,h, rni llc wouldhr rumurllrd to bare
T., IA, shoulder his hmwny arms md
him.rll flaw the hnwliny lirtims lie
mentioned tho whining post Incl.
Jrni,Ily ia, other nivht Ia
=, rn,,n mlI al hnu.,lrs. warrant,
md reused within their hnsums
"A storm III yirlunus Indignation
One nl their number sprang tn his feet,
and with Dcmusihcnic energy and clio.
uucucr, delivered II Philippe against TIA"
proposed torture, and Swuro hN the
homes at Bcnu lirummci that II The
thing was done. lac would light such II
war al cxirrmlnail"n that not man
would !" ic'l A''N' I" WVN rnR'""'
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Register
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index tu New Advertisements.

| Il. q. + Funeral Notice
Regular TUESDAY Packet Stoamr,
Audcs
Onu u, &. List, Ir
VIII Omen To bay Turner y Dillon
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Probable sale OF tho ro,ophep,

From what W. ran learn. the Mali,
Bros, will, IN all probability, sclI ihr
steamer Telephone Ia Capt pudl,uy
al the steamer West Virginia. Wh..L !,
now running IN the Charleston AMI
Gaiip"lis trade, II Capt, pUddug rur.
chascs the Telephone, lao will paw ~.
900 lot her and run her IN tho W,,,N u
gina's trade
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-02

Ala the hest makes u Tapestry Brus
els. ezra super, and all other grades OF
ingrain Carpets, 81 lees than ever before
offered, al the old stand, al Harbour Il
DittmaRn'A le58 Main street..
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riiNN,lANs Cn.naMaNn b.

Br. Thomas ] Bhoais. Boyertown,
Bcrk. county, Penn, writes hr
Swaynss Compound Syrup 81 Wild
Cherry eaiecm very highly. have hccn
selling aud recommending Il ~ my pa
,icnts for many years, and Il always
proves eiiicacious IN obstinate coughs
bronchial and asihmaiical affections IL
has n,ate some remarkable cnrS in thus
s.ytion. and consider Il the bcsi rem.
eiy With which | am acquainted t'rice,
trial size, % cents u bottle. large Size,
81, or ak BEETLES Tor 81 Prepared only
by DIR. Swayne 4 Son, Philadelphia.
Sold by all leading drag,isla
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-02

M,lwApKkE beer aud Concert this
evening nj Gus Mathews saloon, at
Market square,
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ON AMI alter hccvmhcr lsI instant /
will sell my ale aud porter 1T eight dnl
lars per barrel, and four dollar, Der LaIi
harni dcliycrsi irrc Ia any pat OF III,
city. k,llau krss.
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Asthma and p,a,re.sins Cough Cured.

My mother was Il great sufferer lrum
Astllma, cough, could not Slcrp, her
symptoms hccanc very alarming, short
hraih, pains AMI oppression, pr
Saaync's Compound Syrup at Wild
Cherry rvstorrd her 10 goud health, a.
Meyer, grocrr Seventeenth aud Cafpcn-
ter streets, Philadelphia.
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TIIIGIsIIitNT ALUM

Bakiug ruWd,b az Wtp,lU'i almost ~ htsh 80 .
guui AuiIlr The Manufacture make lame poo
ht uu hh cheap materials Ilu prur consumer
puIs hgh phuu fora Ipisufuus Article ani the
huCIuI bill hrsidr, ~
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kaAAkRs Hand al Gus Mathews
saloon, al Market square. tonight MI.
waukee Beer on hand.
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Gwr il 10 the children. Physicians
prescribe IL, Thousands use IL, Sold
by druggists. ps, Balls Cough Syrup,
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Temperance N otea.

pr. \ G. George, Row. j. u, MotiHt
aud r.. g. trarnii, Esq, were the
speakers at the Washington Hall tenn
pvraurc mrrltng Yesterday. There WAS
:, large aud attentive audience on hand,
and the general Verdict was that the
mcctiup WAS agrand success, hr N'corgr
conducted the exercises, Rev. e. I.
Wtldlny read portion al Scripture,
and Rev. / t. CLANCY mVic the open
ing PRAYER. The stage waS occupied hN
the ministers at the city, representa-
tiycS ir,dn the different temperance ar,
pmul1atiuua aud the choir, under the
direction ui Mr.. j, Mckcilcy. Before
the hrucliriiun Was pronounced lay the
Rev. lite, MI rucmlt announced that
Mr. !. \. Bowen, Oi baltimore,
was expected 81 he present
At the Tuesday evening mass
meeting. Mr.. Bowen has been earnest
" aud very successfully engaged IN thr
work ut work ut Annapolis, Nd, aud IN
highly recommended lay pr, AMI Mrs,
Rcilcy, formerly oi this city, Who OK
press the " tsh that he may receive the
hearty cooperation OF all who feel IN
interest IN the temperance work.
We arr assured that these meetings
will ho made mur aud more interesting
Il the pnpcr intcrst IL takru 10y our
citizens. The hall should ba allied Oh
Tuesday evening next The slhah vi
uIillancc Ice should not keep any away,
as its value viii be returned In litcfa
turr, and the general exercises viii bc
thrown In.
There was larsr turnout at Mozart
Hall on Saturday evening. Addresses
wcrr delivered by the President, Mr.
Hiram Young, Rev, Prosscr, aud Rev,
Jos. Willetts.
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oTIs Halt

Thcrc was lapvc audience OF ladies'
aud gentlemen ut the above named hail
un sunday evening, AMI Mas addressed
los Mr.. Frank Kline aud Robert Mar
shall, Alter the speaking Mr. Melvin
Richards spoke la regard 90 the Union
holding meetings on Sunday evening
II VAS voted upon by the audience
present and carried unanimously. NJ
hereafter there viii he meetings Ia the
hall on "Wednesday, Friday aud
SUNDAY evenings at Z o'clock. AL arc
invited Five signed the pledge
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pHlDB'(DS

EXCEIsi0R MAKING ruNplK aud iuu mu
un isl ~ iuUt Mum ct bbsIa,l,ia AL 81 U
sill IA, tlp kr.I Irai,.ts ne
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MuwApgxs Beer and Concert ihis
evening al Gus Mathew saloon, at
Market square.
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MArlNEr.

TONY O'Rrllcy Maa charged with
,ayuncy. Although 1t W,u evident he
had the cheerful habit al living II was
not quite so clear how hu managed Il
ru the next thirty days hc viii he u
mcnhrr ol the happy family at ih"w"rk
hmlsr
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ksAaxss Bad at Gus Mathews
saloon, a Market square, tonight. Nil,
waakee Beer On hand.
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,IolISIlI>IliIi'iIIsS.
AGENTS, READ THIS.
NEW RICH BLOOD!

rARsuNH ruEUArNr rilis make Sew R,h
Wlund. aud win vuinplvIfN change the blood ~
the vuiiir system la ihrvr uuulh-. NhN l'l'Hn
wr,Ls ma, bc r,rturrd g. sruud health " SUCH
u lhiug be- IN-yihr sent Wv WhII I"i 'rHe'
ttuuils | \ IulIStuN y 60. thnBuI Me
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kRtNENS Rand at Gus Mathews
saloon, al Market square, tonight, Mil
waukrc R,,rI ou haud.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-07

drew Jackson, Thomas Jefferson
and Andrew Johnson to prove
it. They have turned their
backs on their old leaders in the
canvass just closed, but next time
they will change again. This is
one of the results that will How
from Tuesdays verdict.
Taken altogether, the Repub-
licans have abundant cause to be
gratifed. They have gained a
signal victory, and at no time in the
past two years have their political
skies appeared so clear as now. Let
us keep down internal discussions,
unite our efforts and get ready fol
the next great conflict and victory
will be ours again.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-07
ChancerY Court at Knoxville.
No, 1889.
r. C, Cummings. Jr., ct al, against Jos. v
Craad Of al

r. c. Cummings. Jr., ct al, against JOS. w.
Sneed ct al.
In this cause it appearing from the original
:T Hi W. Eldr;dge and wife, Fannie I. Eldridge
and Thomas K. Snesd are non-residents OF the
Stete Of Tennessee so that the ordinary process
ofiaw can not bs served upon them. 1t Il there
fore ordered by the Clerk and Master that SAID
defendants appear before the Chsncery Court az az
KnoTviIIe on or before the lstc Monday ot
necember next, and make defense to the bill filed
in this the same will art be as sa TX d1r
IL ia fuTthrr ordered that this notice be pub
lished in the Knoxville Vine AND cH R9EtoLEs
for four consecutive weeks tbs 10Th day OF
October 1878. A true copy. lest; ar
oetl6wst NJ. l.. PATTERSON, G. J. NJ
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-07

THE Atlanta Methodist, abiding
to charges made by DR.. Wiley
against some one in the Holston Con-
ference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, says:
eff he will give Us the name OF the
patty whom he accuses of THEFT ana
prove the charges against him, we as
sure him that we will see the person
expelled from the church in Disgrace,
or the blame fixed upon the church so
that the world may know its guilt
Come on, Doctor, with the charges, or
stop blowing about stealing ana
hypocrisy
DIR. Fuller is the editor of that
paper and a leading minister in the
Church. DR.. Wiley ought now to
prove the charges he has made OF
stop making such charges.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-07
BOndholders.

A great cry has been raised
against the holders of bonds. They
have been denounced by every
epithet that malignity can coin.
During the war our bonds were Of
fered for sale and they brought all
that they then appeared to be worth.
They had to be sold or the rebellion
was a success. To the bond we are
indebted as much as to the green
back. The fact is, however, we are
indebted to neither; we are indebted
to the soldiers. But every man who
took a greenbaok at less than gold
committed the same crime and no
other, as he who bought the bonds
at less than par in gold. These
bonds have changed hands thou
sands of times. They hive been
paid for in gold again and again.
They have been bought at
prices far above par, they
have been laid away by loving
husbands for wives, by toiling IA
theirs for children, and the man
who seeks to repudiate them now,
or to pay them in fat rags, is un-
speakably carel or dishonest. If
the Government has made a bad
bargain it must live up to it. If it
has made a foolish promise, the
only way is to fulfill it. A dis
honest Government exists only
among dishonest people. When our
money is below par, we feel below
par. We can not bring prosperity
by cheapening money, we can not
add to our prosperity simply by add
ing to the volume of worthless cur
rency. If the prosperity of a
country depends upon the volume OF
its currency, and if anything is
money that people can be made to
think is money, then the successful
counterfeiter is public benefactor.
The counterfeiter increases the vol
ume of currency, he stimulates
business, and the money issued by
turn will not be boarded and taken
from the channels of business
Col. InqerSoH.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-07
CLOTHING!!
Clothing! Clothing!
ROB'T VESTAL

~ 49, @@ S%
Has now III SfOre,152
Gay street, one Of the
largest stocks in the
city at prices that
defy competition. !
have this day put
them down to such
prices as will induce
you to buy if youwill
come and examine
the following:
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-07
The Electoral Vote.
Cincinnati Gazette.

While the elections to be held to-
day will, of course, not settle the
question as regards 1880, the result
will 90 very far in that direction.
If the Republicans carry Connecti-
cut, Illinois, Kansas, Massachusetts,
Minnesota, Nebraska, Nevada,
New Hampshire, New York, Rhode
Island, Pennsylvania and Wiscon-
sin, they would, with the States
that went Republican in October,
have States representing Electoral
1yo+oe ~ c,l1OyrC
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-07
threatening Political situation.

We take pleasure in placing before
our readers the following important
letter. While having no direct politl-
cal bearing, it has a real significance,
showing, as it does, that whatever the
people of these States may think con-
corning the political situation, they
are far from branding DIR. Pierce's
Family Remedies as frauds.
GALVESTON, TEXAS, June S, 1878.
DIR. Pierce: Dear SiT-Your Golden
Medical Discovery and Purgative Pei
let's have cured my daughter of Scrof-
ulous Swellings and Open Sores about
the Neck; and your Favorite Prescrip-
ton has accomplished wonders in re
storing to health my wife who had
been belfast for eight months, from
Female Weakness. / am with CRATE
fuI feelings, Yours truly,
IT. III. LONG.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-07

When you are suffering from biliousness' torpid
liver, or Indigestion. apply for DIR. c. McLanes
Celebrated Liver Pills" See that those ACTUAL
letters are on one side. with the words Fleming
Bros, No q Wood street Pittsburgh Pa ana
a FAC SMILE Of the firms Name attached rouno
the edge. Without Fleming Bros" on them
they are fraud.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-07
City 9irertnrg.
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.

DELlEP LODGE. No. les. X. of H.-Meets
IL frat and third Thursday nights OF each
month at Tsutonia Hall corner Church anu Gay
". W. Left~ich. ii d: Emile George. Reporter.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-07
THE RESULT.

We present in our news columns
this morning, the results of Tues
days elections, so far as we have
received them. 1t is a result which
the Republicans and all others who
are in favor of an honest, stable
currency may well feel gratifed.
The issue was a financial one, and
the people have decided that they
will take no steps backward in the
matter of a speedy return to specie
payments. In New York the Dem
ocrats departed from the faith as
interpreted by the Democrats of
Ohio, Indiana andsthe Butler wing
of the party in Mas.achu-
sets, but the general dis
trust which is felt towards
the party brought defeat and the
Republicans have carried the State
by a handsome majority. The Re
pubiicans have at least held their
own in the Congressional districts,
and at this writing it appears highly
probable that they have gained two
or three members. The reports re-
ceived at a later hour, before we 60
to press, may change the figures
somewhat, but it is certain that we
have held our own. Not the least
gratifying result of Tuesdays cleo
tons in the Empire State is the de-
feat of Tammany in the city of New
York. The New York Legislature
is Republican by good majority,
which assures the election of a Re
publican Senator as Mr.. Conkling's
successor. We trust he will be his
own successor, as he doubtless will
be.
In Connecticut the Republicans
have secured a majority in the
Legislature. This Legislature will
elect a successor to Senator Bar
mum, dyed-in-the-wool Democrat.
This will be gratifying to the coun-
try and benefit to Connecticut,
as Mr.. Barnum. like Sharon, of
Nevada, is generally out of his
seat.
In Massachusetts, Ben. Butler is
defeated by a large majority, fol-
which let US all be thank,
full. He is demagogue o.
the first water, and engage:
generally in meditating mischief
He is q curse to any party with
which he may be connected. He i:
man of great energy and ability
but his energy and brains are al
ways employed in a bad cause.
But the leading, and most inter
esting feature of Tuesdays re
suits is the stand taken by the PEG
pie on the money question. They
have put a quietus to the IRE.
deemable paper scheme. The lead
ers of the Democratic party viii
now be casting about for some issue
upon which they can humbug the
people in 1880. Had they beer
even partially successful now, the.
would have made their canvas
two years hence in favo
of greenbacks. But now they Sc
that they can carry neither Ne'
York nor Connecticut on that issue
and without the former they ar
lost, even with a solid South. S
they will change front. We vii
hear of further efforts t
capture the Greenback vote, and i
the next canvass they will be swear
ing that they have always been 70
coin or convertible paper, and wi
be reading Thomas Jefferson, An
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-07

There would, in additiun, be
fighting chance f-r California, 8;
New Jersey, g; Oregon, 3. and In
diana, Is. We omit the solid
South, although with fair election
the Republicans would carry North
Carolina, South Carolina and
Louisiana, at least.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-07
Tn the ChanCery Court at Knox
vile, tennessee.

Martha ]. Kidd against NJ, D., Bearde,n, NJ. A.
Walker, oseph III. Walker ct al
TNTHIs CAUSE IT APPEARING FROM
4 The ra1nrn If the Sheriff ofKnox county that
the defendants, Joseph H. Walker and S, ..
Walker are non residents OF the state OF en-
not be served upon them, it is therefore ordered
By ana Master that ssd l. dstsndsnts
az az or hafnra the frst Monday of December next
and an make defense 10 the bill filed in this cause
or the sans viii be taken for confessed snd set
ordered that this notice be published in the
Knoxville Wing and Chronicle for four con-
secutive weeks. This s0th day OF October. 1875
A true copy test, urn1oox nx
octS0w4t Nj. l., PAIIEhSON, W 90 M
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u, o.. O.. a.
.0EACE COmMAHDERT. No. 1. United
T Order Of the Gol1en Gross, meet severn Tues
day niEht az Temperance Hall. D, ID. weaver
c. IL, A. Brown.k Of X.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-06-09
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.


DOCK CREEK MISISa COMPANY. -
Locauon Of principal plsce uf business,
San franCisoo. California. Location Of works,
Falcon, Rock Creek District. Elko County. New.
NOTICE IL hereby given. that ats meeting Of
the Board Of directors. held on tbs 25th daJ II
April, 1878. at assessment, tNu. al Of
Ten 'ents per share WAS levied upon the capital
stock Of tie Corporation. payable immedisteiy
IN United states gold coin " tho Secretary. al
TIE oihoe o. the Company. Room co. Nevada
Block, 80 Montgomery street, san Francisco,
California :
Any stock upon which this assessment shsll
remain unpaid on the 3lzt day Of Msy,
1918. viii be- delinquent. aud advertised for ssle
Al public suction; and unless payment IL made
before will b. sold on MONDAY. the TWENTY.
FOURTH day Of JUNK. 1878. 10 pay tho do
Hngnent ssses~ment. together with costs Of sd.
NeftisiDg and expenses Of sale. By order Of tho
Board Of Directors.
ALFRED X. DUR0ROw. Secretary.
OITfog - Room CO. SeyadA Block, 500 Mont
goBiep street, ban frsntisco. California.
axDLL
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-06-09
DANIEL E. BEA1TY'S
Pianos and Organs

The Pianos and Orr,ns manufactured by Dan
lei Beatty OF Washington. New J rssy, are
more earnestly and generally c,mmcnd.d by
the Press. aud music Loving public than any iu,
manufactured in this country or
Europe. The Pianos have the greatest possible
depth. richness AMI Volume pf lu.e. combined
win = rare 6Tilliaucy. clcsrress aud perfect
all. = surprising duration which ucyer ch npes
In'er IN. most dc!Icai. or power nj touch
me celebrated '~T'olieu Tongue Reeds in
Eeaityis eel bratCd Organ in conjunction wi IA
the perfected Reed Boards, produce sweet. pure
aud powerful tones. Every instrument, Piano
AMI organ. fully wArrantsn p,ricct In -v, ~ re-
sp-ct. and I he shipped ON frnm i've Ia nE-
teen days ttst trial, thu manufacturer paving
freight 10th ways. n the instrument 10 not sat.
isiactory. Illustrated ADV kTIStk, Catalogue
tdluonl tent tree ON application. ldrrTs,
DANIEL r. BEATTY, walhIngs ON,
New Jersey.
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Daniel F. Beatty's
PARLOR ORGANS.

These remarkable Instruments rcsseas eapae-
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rt ~ alta nei. adapted for Amateur a. 4 Pro-
tessiptsl. su' Encruangert iu any parlNr. tx
sst VA quality OF Tcur. thorough
w oriSihHhshtP Elegant r'si.nS aud
rtnash, aud NJ dsrn1i variety az their com
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