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THE COAST MAIL.
SXi'iTroav, - nioY.jH,WU.
ItKOKIXHA HllOOTIKa. LnHl BrtttlP-
lny OYcnlnu ivhoul I) o'clock, H. H. Ilnl
loy, o( tlio llliiuoo Hotel In thin pluco
rnllatl dipt. Jtin. Mitgeo, of tlio litrorl,
out of Demi it QVtmtoru, uuil hi a fow
hioiiiuiiIm tli too i!lol hIioIh wero
hnnnl in quick hiicoomIoii, nflor which
Mnj;eo walked coolly 1U'k Into the
ritoie. On holiiK uikcil about thu
HhoottiiKi Murcc Hitld Hulloy hud Iiuuii
HhoolliiKiit him. Thu (iuIh, ho fur iih
wo have licoii uhtu to learn tlii.Mii, nru
m followH! Mngoo wiik owing Hulloy
n Hum of money, nnd Hulloy called on
him for payment, which was rcfiiH
oil. HotwordM followed, and Mhkimi
wlcd Hallcy hy the wliiokurft, when
the latter drew hit pinto) and (lied
three hIioIh. Magco wait unhurt, hut
one of thu hIioIh look ulTccl In Hulloy'
left hand, inlllctiiiK an ugly IU'nIi
wound. Thlrt transaction evlneostit
rcckleKneitn in thu urn) of firearms
that eunnot hu too ntronnly condeiun
oil, and hoth of thu Kuntlumen eon
curnod may he thankful that Ihciu
are no moro Hurlotm couxctjucnccri to
record,
Not a Toon Cou.vtiiv. Wo oecu
nionally hear koiuc uurennonahlc and
ilUcoiitonlci! nouI complaluiiiK that
thin Coos liny country ih "dead, dull
timcn, money nearcu," Ac. Now it
HtrikcH uk fordlily that a community
nolArgurtlian Jhi that can mipporl
three newitaperH and hU Aleumhoalu,
cannot he very poor. We have Uicko
institutions hero, and all of them up
parently doing a "rushing IjiihIiicm."
Look out koii AIktkohh. Accord
ing to the prediction of 1'rofcHnor Tiee,
thu iiHtronomer, thu night of next
'J'liuntdny thu llltli iiiHtant, will hu re
mnrkahlu for thu iiuwl hrilliaut din
playof Hhooling turn ver won niiict1
the yearjlb.'l.'t. In that year thu mo
teoric diitplay wan no grrat us to eauo
it geuurul alurm among the lew Intel
igeut people, iimny nuppoiiug thu end
of thu world was near at hand.
rAHtiKNOKii Liht. Tlio following
named piiNengein leaet)li the lien 1(
utiich KiiU today, John J. Miller
nnd wife, 0, J'. Hurgei', (I. A. rnnnlcy,
W. II. Taggurt, K. II. Uumste-id, W.
E. Dodge, II. U. (Jules, (J. 1). Martin,
Chan. .Miller, A. II. Judd, Cham. Men
dell, John llauschild, John A. Mur
ray, Win Itees, A. Oronmti, J. C. Hot
nlliek, I, ui (Iroto and two Chinamen-
Installation Thu following olll
foru were installed hy Wni.Tcmplu,
Lodge Deputy, of I. 0. (J.T. Jodg3. at
this place, Thursday evening, Oct. 80;
K. A. Anderson, W.C.T. Mrs. Dtinhar,
W. V. T. ; J. 0. Hiill.W. B. ; J. Cora, W.
P. 8.; James Uill.W.M.; lt.lt. Kullur,
W.(J.; Miss McNamaia, W. I. 0. j It.
Dunbar, W. 0. 0..
(loot) Caiiou. The schooner Mhxo
mi this trip from the Coquillo to Han
Francisco, takes a cargo of wheat in
the hold,; WH) linrrrls of Kslmou, 1!X)
hides and other nroduce. About 7K)
parrels of salmon are awaiting ship
incut, thr Moat" bring unablu to take
nil atone trip. This speaks well for
theOoiuille.
Mouk lNTKituonAToiiiiw. Mr. Lino
ii out in his paper Kith a few more
"interrogatories" concerning the
Warwick claim. The Mill, has an
Mwered all these questions fully and
correctly in a former issue, anil does
not choose to go over it again.
Kkbumkd Woiik. The North Uend
mill rosumed work last Monday, after
having la-en shut down for a week or
morn to place the now boilers which
Aero brought up some time sinco.
CoNriiDKiiAM.K li nine's cannery at
Kllensburg, has this fall put up oer
Ji.OOO cases of canned salmon, making
over 120,000 1 lb, cans. Thu amount
put up during the spring run was
over 8,000 cases.
Coi.. Joiik Lank commenced a pri
vate school at Sumner, last Monday,
with a prospect of a good attendance.
Own devil has been reading about
the recent hurricane in Kpaiu, and
wishes to know if ho is any relation to
Tubal Cain I Such innocence.
Oimi neighbor, F. Mark, of thu fur
niture store, has recovered from his
latoillnesA and is prepared to sell or
manufacture goods in his lino equal
to nny in tlifl Statu.
Nkxt February will contain fivo
Hundays, being leap-yoiir, has twenty
nine days and thu 1st and "IHli fall on
Hunday. It Is said that it will be for
ty years beforo this circuiustanco will
transpire again.
Cox's salmon fishery at the mouth
of the Ooijuille, him this fall packed
KX) barrel of salmon. Other parties
on thu river have also packed .'100,
making an aggregate of about 1,000
barrels.
La hT Saturday the atenmer Hatha
broke her rudder and lost it overborn il
coining down Catching Hlough. Hhu
was promptly fitted out with a now
ono by Mr. Doubnur on hor arri
val horc.
Mit. Lubk'h papor at Einplro City
wishes to know which of thu publish
t'M of thu Mail is thu "responsible
oribblor." Wo would stato that each
inembor of the firm la personally re
sponsible for all that appears in the
culuuiiiHof thin paper, and jieihous
having business with tlio olllco -will
generally find onu of thu proprietors
iiu
The DoHii-Ceail t'oiinlry,
To the tmvelor down thu coast, tlio
country docs not present a very invit
ing appearance, especially that por
tion through which lies the trail" from
Marshfluld to Randolph. Though
the distance In but 25 miles, It is a full
day'nridc, while a great portion of the
route extends through n forest so
dense that thu rays of the sun have
never penetrated Into its dismal vales
and mountain gorges to dry up (ho
ever-slandlng pools of water which
convert the trail into an almost im
passable aw.unpi and afler running
the gauntlet of hidden snugs, fallen
trees and overhanging brush, it is
with a feeling of relief and nn out-of-
Ihe-wlldcrnoF sigh, that wo emerge
from thu hIIoiiI gUmm of tho foreut
and draw rein on the summit of the
hill overlooking the valley through
which tho Coipiillo river (lows, ami
upon whoso olear boom is reflected
thu towering mountains, down whoso
brown sidos thu deepening shadows
aro already creeping.
All along the rivor everything ap
pears to hu in a flourishing condition,
as the Inhabitants aru of an energetic
turn, and slider no opportunity of im
piovemeut to escape them. Tho
schooner Mote is lying in tho rivor
receiving her cargo, and tho Little An
nie and othtir steamers aro busily en
gaged In transporting wheal and va
rious produce to hor, Shu is uuablo
to take all the ready freight this trip,
so it will be obliged to await her
return.
Thr vulmou fishery has proved quite
a successful industry on the river, and
is now about to closo for the senso'h,
having given employment to a num
ber of laboiorii and yielded several
barrels of aalmon. Wheat raising is
also assuming greater magnitude, and
as facilities for marketing become hot
ter, othor industries also increase rap
idly. In order to have an outlet, and to
place themselves upon a footing with
othor localities, they say tho mouth of
their river must be improved, for in
this improvement lies their only hope
of future gruatuos. Wo offered to
don our gum boots, take a shovel and
go down and help them dig their
channel deeper, but it wouldn't do.
they wanted it done by the govern
nioiit want to have a sci-wall just
like the one we'io to have at Coos
Well, if nothing hut u wall will do, we
suppose you'll have one. Bo weyil do
all we can for you hang our banners
on thu outer wall and sing out for tho
improvement of your river.
Crossing thu Coipiillo at Dandou,
tho level beach is followed for about
ten miles to Ales. Thrift's place, from
whence there is a good wagon road to
1'ortOrford, which is much preferable
to the beach route on account of the
quick-sand. Tho country inland is
comparatively level, and along the
numerous creeks stretch short strips
of rich Uittoni Uurl, some in a high
statu of cultivation, with good Mih
stantial farm buildings. Tho hill
laud is mostly covered with timber,
with occasionally an ojieniug from a
quarter to a half mile in extent. Ar
riving at I'orl Oxford, wetlnd tho Kn
ginoore surveying thu ocean-at that
point, thu Trlfair just ariived and
lauding several tons of freight, und
business generally prosperous. The
inhabitants are in eMru high spirits
alieady in their imaginations they t-eo
the harbor of refugo located there,
and thu tall, barren rocks and clifl's
taking thu appearance of tho spires
and magnificent buildings of a great
city. Not wishing to dostioy their
beautiful aireastles,ordooiningit pru
dent "to bean! the lion in his den,"
we refrained from telling (hem we
had heard one of tho Hoard, while
asleep, muttering "That every one
knew Capo Arago was tho only proper
placo for such a work." The rumor
to the effect that hu was found sound
ing tho wash-bowl and running Im
aginary training-walls on a bar of
soap, is without foundation.
Wo were promptly interviewed by
thu "oldest inhabitant," and initiated
into the history of thu place and its
people. "Being blessed with a reten
tive memory," and not often having
nn opportunity of relieving it of tho
accumulated evonts of years, tho "old"
est inhabitant" was in his glory as ho
rotated to us tho romantic and excit
ing deeds of early days. J I is dim and
aged eye lit with a snuldeu flamu, his
weak and wnvuring voice giew strong
with excitement, as ho told us how
they few hail been attacked by the
Indians, and how thoy had dragged
their only cannon up the Mccp wall of
tho elilf and nobly battled for their
lives; how they had held thufoit day
after day, gaed out over the broad
expanse of water in the hope of seeing
a sail appear upon tho horizon, and
hear down to their assistance. Hut at
lust, wearied by lighting and weak
from fasting, thoy slipped away in
the stillness of night, and left tlio on
ragiafaiMUiaflled savages without even
a lock of'thelr hair as n bouvouir of
their encounter hy tho sea.
From l'ort Orford lo Kllunshurg, tho
country is very rugged, consisting of
a succession of hills with small patch
es of tillable land between them; tho
hill Hides all'ord good ran go for sheep.
At thu slioio, thu cl ill's riso abruptly
to thu height of suvural hundred fuut ;
at their tops winds thu path along thu
very odgo oftjio preolpioo, at tho huso
heats the ocean with Million ronr.
Tall crags, rugged peaks, deep can
yon's every whoro meet the eyo, nnd
nil contribute to make tho scono pic
turcoqito in tho extreme.
At the fool n sloop hill, lives an ec
centricity in tho person of nn old
uinn, bowed down with age, whoso
tattered garments and primitive abode
stamp him an a victim of tho most
abject poverty. Ho keeps a Journal,
in which ho recoids nil important
events and Ihenamcsof all putfsorsby.
If ho should over riso to n position of
nflluonco, we doubt If ho would bo will
ing lo part with his tnttored raiment,
ami cling to it as to an old filond.
The traveler u hundred years hence,
will doubtlosfl find him, if ho ain't
dead, living thoro still.
At ICIIcnsburg everything is very
lively; tho fishing season ia about
closed und money is plenty. Tho
Duncan still lies on tho beach where
she was stranded, notwithstanding
tho fact that the interior papers have
removed hor to Coos Hay, Croscont
City and oilier ports along tho coast.
Capt. Carroll Is at prcout engaged in
building a dam across the mouth of
Hoguo river for the purpose of turn
ing the channel alongside the Duncan
and Heating her oil-. J f tho dam holds,
tlio attempt will probably bo success
ful. IIu is also engaged in moving
tlio scow schooner h'nthcr C'vbos, which
went nshoro a short distance below
the Duncan, across the spit to tho
river, Into which, after a few necessary
repairs have been completed, sho will
ho launched. She was sold at auction
nnd purchnsod hy Capt. Carroll for
1,000. Her injuries aro very light.
JIunie's cannery, now about closed,
presents quite n business liko appear
ance ; canned salmon, slacked in pyr
amids throughout the buildings, the
cans neatly labeled nnd ready for box
ing. All that prevents tho visitor
from leaving with tho conviction that
such nn establishment is a benefit to n
comminuty, is tho fact that China
men, instead of white men, aro em
ployed throughout its different de
partments. Tho County Court houso, of which
we have heard so much, is being nice
ly fitted up, and the Court will doubt
less find no difficulty i'1 dispensing
justieu within ita walls.
' -)
JIVUTLKVOIXTITKJIS.
Hon. It. Herman is shipping by the
Moc about eighty tons of grain.
Two threshers in this valley have
threshed JKJ.HK) bushels of grain.
The Mots brought a largo amount
of meiehaudise, and is now loading
mainly with grain, hides and salmon-
Sixteen Chinamen left tho mines
last week, but they contemplate re
tuiningin thospring.
A number of people who left this
valley for Northern nnd Kastorn Ore
gon a year ago, have returned. They
now appreciate the advantages of
this region better tliau ever beforo.
Till: wheat crop of tho Coquillo val
ley this year is euliniuted at 25,000
bushels last year it was about 18,000.
Tin: first mooting of tho Empire
Literary Society, was held last Thurs
day evening, and was a complete suo
cess. Marshtlebl, look to your laurels.
Ku'ciitlve l'ardons.
(Jovoriior Thayer has adopted tho
following very sensible t.ystom of rules
relating to petitions for the pardon of
eoiivicta :
SrA'ri: or OiiKGON, Exi:ci:tivk Omen,
Sai.km.Nov. 1, 1CT0.
Thu application for executive inter
ference under the power to grantcoiu
mutations and pardons having be
come so frequent and embarrassing,
I deem it neees-ary to establish the
following ns rules of practice in such
proceedings:
First All applications for commu
tations or pardons, must be in writing,
and notice of the intention to proout
the same must bo published hy thu ap
plicant in some newspaper of general
circulation in the couiitv in which
tho oll'onee was committed, for the
periott oi two weeks, if in a weekly
newspaper, and for tho period of six
days if in a daily newspaper; such
notice to be in all cases published in
n dully newspaper If there be one in
such county, and diall also notify the
proper district attorney, as required
by law, beforo any such application
will buenleitaiued.
Second Tho first Moiiduv of each
month is hereby li.ed as the regular
lime for hearing applications for com
mutations and pardons, at which
time all parties interested in ucndini:
cases will have an opportunity to be
heard for or against such application.
Thiid All communications in ref
eience to granting u commutation or
pardon miiot he in writing, and no
jicisonal solicitation or importunity
in relation thereto will bo porinitleil
except at the regular hearing of t)io
cases ns heiuiii provided.
Thoi-o rules aro not, however, in
tended to npplj to eases whoro con
victs have served out the great or por
tion of their terms and a remission of
the remainder or some portion there
of is solicited on account of good be
liavior or other special cause.
W. W.TUAYEU,
(lovornor of Oregon.
A Coi'iiicii came in from tho front
Nov.lM.to UawJins, Wy. T. with dis
patches and mail. All is ipiiet at Mor
rill's camp. On tho UDtli an Indian
caiiio to Morrill's cninp to havo a
pence talk. He was informed that
Morritt hud mo authority to make
peace, lie then gravely told tho gen
eral that if lie would give up his arms,
nil ammunition, hoocs anil mules, ho
would bo allowed to lenvo with IiIb
men. Aftur thu Indian loft the camp
numorous siguni urus weio unserved
In thu neighborhood of the oamp,
Two coiupitiilcd of Infantry will up
j.iiiUuiJ.jjiw.iu!iJuwtwrywjweriijJMii.M".)je,A-i,ii:)wgt-t'-'.'V..-JU
stationed at Knako river to piotcct
stores and furnish escorts for wagon
trriiiswilh supplies forMcrritf,
Am explosion of firodamp occurred
in the Delaware and Hudson mines nt
Mill Creek, ra. on Nov, 2nd. Ocorgo
Wassie, Daniel Hupp and J. Kinney
have been lakon out dead. Two men
yet in tho mino wore believed to ho
killed. Tho men wore nil (lend when
found nnd their bodies were fearfully
mangled. The remains were hoiste'd
to tho surfneo nnildst the weeping ami
Inmentntions of tho friends and rela
tives of the unfortunate men. It can
not bo definitely ascortainnl how tho
oatastiopho occurred. It is (bought,
however, that n llamo fnom one of thu
minor s lamps came in contact with
the gns.
Commiwloner Williamson, of tho
U. h. General Lniid Ofilco, hag buun
visiting the local odious in California
IJirKiNiiHs has boon resumed in the
city of Memphis.
BBvrmjanauamnmaxxGXsxzTrrrr
U U f -Mli KJI
zDjraop.
At Randolph, Coos couiitv, October
Mill, 1H7'J, I lurry Stone, aged I7 years.
E, A. Anderson,
LIVERY AMD FEED STABLE,
MAUSIIFJiaD, OH.
ITAT'LINO DONB AT SHOUT NO-
i 1 lice anil at very rcaonabIe ratof).
COAI. AND WOOO CONSTANTLY ON HANI).
Lind Olllco, Itosciicao, Or.,
Out. 31, 1870.
rTICK IS HEItKIfY GIVEN
that the following named settler
has filed notice of his intention to
make dual pioof in support of his
claim, and securu final entry thereof
at the expiration of thirty days frpm
the date of this notice, viz : A. H.
Scott, pre-emption declaratory state
ment No. ,'WIH, for tho KELf o'f SW,
sec. 121, N34 of NWf nnd NW,' of N
KH, fccc. i-'.Vr. ;), S. It It west, and
names the following as his witnesses,
viz: Joseph Curies, of Coos county,
and Win. Hoiilaud.of .Curry Co ,Or.
f 1" Wm. F. Hr.NJAMi.v, Register.
CMbcasounrcucicacuUBaMjBi
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF,
Land Office, Hoskiiiuo, Or.,
Oct.ai, i)7n.
TATOTICE IS IIEltKHV GIVEN
I that tho following named settler
lias hicu notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his
claim, and secure final entry thereof
at tlio expiration of thirty days from
tho date of this notice, viz: "Joseph
Curios, pre-emption declaratory state
ment No. MID, for (he Nij, of HWVf,
SWt4 of SW.and'NW!., of SEH,
tec. 11, T. 30. S U U W.and names
the following as his wituc-tes, viz:
A. H. Scott, of Coos county, and Wil
liam Itoiilaud, of Coos county.
15 Wm F. 1)knja.min, Register.
SlJniFFSSALET ""
NOTICK 13 IIKUEHY GIVEN,
that, by virtue of au execution is
sued out of the Honorable Circuit
Court of the State of C-rogon, for the
county of Coos, on tho 17th day of
October, a p. Ih79, in favor of Win. Id.
llilli.ird, plaintitr, and against John
Noriuan, (leleudaut, for the sum of
Five Hundred and Thirty-seven anil
11-100 dollars, together with interest
and accruing cost, I have levied ukiii
and will sell at Public Auction, to tho
highest cash bidder, on
Saturday, the 20th day of N'ov., 1870,
Hetween the hours of 0 o'clock a. m.,
and 4 o'clock p. in., at the Courthouse
door in said county nnd Stato, all the
right, title ami mtorcst which tho
said John Norman had, on the 9th
day of September, 1871), or at any
time thereafter in and to the follow
ing described real propoity, to-vvit:
Northeast quarter of section thiity
iv (510) in township twenty-five (25)
.-outh of range thirteen (lit) west of
the Willamette Meridian, situated in
Coos county, Oregon ; also nil that
certain piece or parcel of tide land
situated in the town of Marshfield,
Coos county, Oregon, and bounded on
the north by the lot on which is titu
ated the store of K. O'Connoll ; on
the east by the channel of Coos Hay;
on the south by the lot on which "is
situated the maiket of II. P. AVhit
ney, and on the west by Front sheet
as designated on the pint of muM town
on tile in the ollico of tho Jteeorder
thereof.
A. G. AIK'EN,
Sherilf of Coos Co. Oiegon,
Hy II W. M.-Ivrosu, Deputy.
Empire City, ur , uet. L'y, itiK
EUGENE O'OONNELL
DKALKK IN
Stoves & Ranges.
Luteal' Improved
Hardware, Tools,
-AVIl-
Implements.
GUHS, RIFLES, PISTOLS AND
AMMUNITION.
LA.C3?S &c OILS,
WOOD A WI1.I.OWWAUK,
Stenm.Wator Pipe nnd Fittings, Gran
ite and Via ted Waies.
."Jin mi uiclurcr of
TIN, COPPER & SHEETinONWARE,
.ion won re
EXKOUTlill WITH DlglMTQII,
CC2rKXTUAS for Stove, Flow,
Mowora and Kenpora fiiruitdwl .
dt bhuit notice.
NEW MS STOil
9
MAllSl'IRLl), Oil,
NXT 1)0011 TO MAIL orPICIt.
LOUIS MUXJUm, J'i'oprlolnv.
FULL 8T0aiC OF
Brnga & Medicines,
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
it i: s 'V si u a a : s ti c n x s: s
I'roBcrlpftoitR Carefully Cninponnilcd
WKM TO KIWT.
A SMALL FARM fUTTATED ON
l (he bank of the Coquillo River,
conlainniK 28 aercH
RICH DOTTOM LAND,
With Iloiwe nnd Orchard. Can be
Rented at a Reasonable Rntc.
For pailieulnrs apply to
IlKXIIV yr.WOHTACKEK,
Empire City, Oregon.
so nun of fjlval proof.
Land Office, Rojujbcro, Or.,
Nov. 8, 1870.
TVTOTICE IS HEREI5Y GIVEN
that the following named pettier
hai tiled notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his
claim, and fecurc final entry thereof
at the expiration of thirty (fays from
tho dato of this notice, viz : Tho.". II.
Green, homestead application No.
2.105, for the SWj.C, nee. 15, T 27, S R
1.1 W, and naino-4 the following as his
winesK's, viz John Lamont, of Coos
county, and Titus Willard, of Coos
county, Ogn.
15 Wm. F. Rexjamin, Itcgistcr.
COOS IB-A--Z-
SIAMKET,
MARKgUFIELD, OHEUO.V,
R. F. Rosa, W. R. Smeiox Jt I). IIoLwxn
Proprietors.
im: sTa. t s
und provimons of all kiml.s
hold at Uie lower!
living rates
and
niiLrVEItlSn at any ioint desired
TO It
VESSELS,
LOGGING CAMPS
AND FAMILIES,
ALWAYSJH&DY.
KJ-We keep nothing but thcbestAB9
and insiiic witit-faetion.
lv-1-tf
V. S. Lakd Okficb.
Rowburg, Ojrn. Oct. Ifl, 1S70
NT3'3 its hereby gtven that the
following named settler has filed
notice or his intention to make Anal
proof in sunnort of hi claim, und se
cure final oiitrv thereof at the expira
tion of thirty days (umi trie date ot
this notice, vix : " Davis L. Moore, de
claratory statement No. 8117, for the
N' of SK4' mc. ,N. and Ntg of SWA
ec. !, T 5, S It 11 W, and names tho
following as his witnesses, viz: A.
II. Moore, of Kllensburg. Or., and J.
W. Caioy, of Elleusburg, Or.
Ill Wm. F. B.KXJAM1N-, Register.
HIGHEST HONORS"
Centennial World's Fair, 1876!
SB0NIN8ER OEMS
Rosocvosa caixmcCTLT i.s ran
BEST INSTRUMENTS.
TbctrramrirttlratxnVieDeelarfccgcUeilb;
lit Juilco lu tuolr lteion, from whloli Via
follow leg If au extract:
"Ths D. OIIOMVCSn OllOAS OO.'S
exhibit as tho lint Iiutruiuenti at
prlos raJrlnj tticu ponlblo to a Ursa clt
ot purohtr, mtIbc b cvmblsttloa ot needs
ud Belli, proJiiolou uorel till ploulnj cCTocte,
conttlolce rjtny fiidrobls UnproTecioat, will
iUr.il lonRr In ilry cc imp cllratto, let lltbtj
lo get oat of prfltr, fJl tha bcudabelnirtatdii
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my n.tu is sviPhiei) wmtTuu cuowkst maxd ov
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Otir noT7 Organ, eipreeely designed for Sunday Schools,
Chapels, ctc.s is provliifj a
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Bo snro to gemi for fall dcHcriptivo Catalogue heforo
purcliasiag any other.
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lo not avEon, and it !s tital to n prfot
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cstortor.
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SItu!i sud A:)jro.riate Cases
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Adjastad or renfia od Instantly.
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The most popular
Organs of the day! ,
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