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The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1854-08-09

UTILITY OF TEA-In the life Of most per-
sons period arrives when the stomach no
longer digests enough Of the ordinary ele-
ments Of food 10 make up for the natural
daily waste Of the bodily substance. The
size and weight Of the body, therefore. begin
to diminish more or less perceptlbly. At
this period tea comes in as medicine to ar
rest the waste to keep the body from falling
away SO fast, and thus enables the less ener-
eetic powers Of digestion still TO supply as
much as is needed to repair the wear and tear
of the solid tissues. No wonder, therefore.
that tea should be favorite, on the one hand.
With the peor. whose supply Of substantial
food Is scanty. and, on the other. with the
aged aud in6rm. es; ;ecially Of the feeble sex,
whose powers Of digestion and whose bodily
substance have togoth,r b gun TO fail. Mr.
Is it surprising that the aged female. who has
barely enough Of weekly income to buy what
are called the common necessaries Of life.
should yet spend portion of her small gains
in purchasing her ounce of tea. She can
live quite as we'll on less common food when
she takes Der tea along with it; while she feels
lighter, at the same time more cheerful. and
6tter for Der work because of the indulgence.
Chemistry Of Common Lst.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1854-08-09


A writer in the New York Tribune furn-
ishes list Of the drugs. &c, used in the man.
ufacture Of liquors-as copied from printed
recipes which New Yorker is distributing
through the country 10 those persons who
send him one dollar by mail, postage paid. J"
They are as follows:
To prepare Whisky for making Ii
quors of Uarious kinds.-28 gallons whisky,
/ pound unslncked lime. IL pound alum, !
pint spirits Of nitre. Stand "a hours, and
draw of.
Tfncture Of KIno.-1 ounce Of gum kino,
pint Of alchohol.
Cognac Brandv.-28 gallons prepared
whisky, 3 gallons fourth proof brandy. oun-
ces tinciure Of kino, 6 ounces spirits Of nitre.
Stand "a hours
So. Crorz Rum.-2s gallons whisky, 8
gallons St. Croix Rum. ounce oil cararway.
4 ounces spirits Of nitre, IL tincture of kino.
Stand "a hours
Jamaica Rum.-27 gallons whisky,
gallons Jamaica rum, one ounce tincture OF
kino, 4 ounces spirits Of nitre. Stand "a
hours.
Ner England Rum.-27 gallons whis-
Ky, 3 gallons New England rum, 1-2 gallon
alchohol. 3 ounces liquorice root, 2 ounces
orris root. IL ounce Benzoin flowers. ! ounce
spirits Of nitre. IL ounce allspice. Stand "a
hours.
Holland Gin-28 gallons whisky. 3 gal
Ions Holland gin, ounce oil juniper, 8 oun-
ces spirits nitre. oil Of anniseed to suit taste
Stand Ia hours, and draw off
Domestic Brandy-30 gallons whisky, 4
ounces spirits nitre, 1-2 ounce Russia castor,
2 gallon alchohol, II gallon fourth proof
brandy, 2 pounds loaf sugar. Stand "a
hours.
Domestic Gin.-20 gallons whisky, 4
ounces spirits Of nitre, IL ounce oil Of juni-
per, IA ounce Of lavender. 2 pounds Of loaf
sugar. II gallon alchohol Stand "a hours.
Domestic Rum.-20 gallons whisky. a
ounces spirits Of nitre, 1.2 ounce oil Of cara
way, 4 ounces tiucture Of kinc. 2 pounds OF
loaf sugar, IL gallon Of alchohol. Stand "a
hours.
Wines Of different kinds.-2S gallons
worked cider. gallon good brandy, ! pound
of cream Of tartar, quart Of milk TO settle It.
5 gallons Of the wine you wish to make
Stand a hours and then draw it off,
Madeira Wine.-28 gallons cider. gal
Ions whisky. ! pound cream tartar, | quart Of
milk to settle it. Stand a hours, and then
draw it off,
Port Wine To the above, for every 5
gallons. add IA pound Of logwood, IA ounce
gum kino put the same with IL gallon Of
cider and boil it down to one pint; strain it,
and put it in. Stand "a hours.
Il would appear from the care and formal
ity with which the preceding is prepared and
circulated, that the manufacture Of such Ii
quors il a regular and established business.
The profits. particularly. must be enormous.
No one, of course, would Knowingly take
such poisonous stuff into bis stomach.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1854-08-09

Is 1T INSTINCT on REASON p It is said
that the woodcock in New Jersey is building
its nest, this year. 10 open aud moist places |;
and old huntsmen predic. in consequence that
the summer will be dry one There was a
time when science. or what was called such.
laughed at signs Of this description US no bet
ter than "old women's tales" but though
many Of them are still unreliable, a larger
observation Of nature has taught that animals
have an instinct, which not unfrequently be.
comes prophetic, as in this example. At last
wears meeting Of the American Association
for the advancement Of Science. curious
paper was read by Mr.. N. B. Thomas. Of
Cincinnati, who had. for several years, studied
into the habits Of animals in reference 10 the
indications which they mig ght afford respecting
the weather. He showed that birds. if the
season was to be a windy or wet one. built
their nests 10 sheltered places; but it it was
to be dry, in localities moro exposed: that
certain kinds Of snails always come oit, and
creep up the limbs Of trees several days be-
fore rain; and that locusts, wasps and other
insects, we're invariably to be found under
leaves, and In the hollow trunks Of trees.
hours before a storm set in. The sagacity
thus displayed If we may sail it such. seems
to put the higher reason Of man to shame
In vain do our most expert savans endeavor
to predict the character Of an approaching
season, or even to foretell. a few days in ad-
vance, the condition Of the weather. The
woodcock that unerringly fixes It's nest in the
spot best suited for the coming summer, or
the snail whose tubercles begin to grow ten
days before the rain they are preparing to re-
ceive. appear, at first sight. to surpass the
more developed men. But the inferiority Of
these lower orders Of animals is in the quality
Of the endowments rather than in the quaint.
ty; they have single faculty to an extraord-
mary degree. while man has. as it we're, fac
ulties almost indefinite In thus adapting
each organisation to its special position. the
wisdom Of the Creator is forcibly exhibited.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1854-08-09

WArER.-An excellent thing is water
Next 10 the "man who invented Sleep" bless
ed be he who invented watcr-clear, cold,
sparkling, ever delicious water. How mani
fold are It's uses. Think what vast deal it
has done for navigation. to say nothing of
washing, scrubbing and hydropathy. Even
tea and coffee can't be made without it, and
the grOg sellers and grog drinkers owe it
more than they are likely to confess-the for
mer in money saved, the latter in intoxica
ton avoided. Then what a charming drink
it is 1--WE have tried it. and know In spite
Of the unsoward tendency Of the Maine law,
we shouldn't wonder If it came-some day
into general use as beverage. To be sure,
it is abused-peopIe drink il too cold. and
sometimes too much Of it. But that proves
nothing against the use. Folks abuse rum,
and brandy, aud wine. and they can abuse
water If they like AS TO hydropathy. it is
we'll enough in moneration, especially if one
takes a shower bath as Pat did-"with the pre-
caution Of an umbrella !" but even water may
be run into the ground" which is often a
sad waste Of good thing.-Boston Post.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1854-08-09

"HE CAN'r DO THAT "A teacher IN .
Sabbath school. while explaining to bis class.
a week or two ago. the unbounded power Of
Deity. was asked by one Of bis little pupils
ifit was really truo that God could do any
thing be chose.
"Yes," said the teacher; He made the
world and all that is in il. and nothing Is i'm
possible to Him"
"Well. " said the little fellow. l know OF
one thing be can't do. anyhow F"
Whats Is il r. asked the teacher
The chip Of young America, With shake
Of the head, replied
:" He can't make two year old colt in
minute
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1854-08-09

n Wolfe's S.c-h-i-e, skee. dam. skee-
dam -" Stop, Isaac" said Mrs. Parting
ton, holding up her finger as Ike was spelling
the label on a bottle Of aromatic schnapps
that had been subscribed for her embargo" !"
as she expressed it. The juvenile had laid
malicious emphasis on the last syllable, and
the DANES ear, sensitive to profanity, was
shocked; the sound yibrated on her auricular
drum like Yankee Doodle upon tin kitchen,
and she held her finger up as if to beat time.
Stop, Isaac. and don't let me never hear
you say sich word agin; it's agin scriptur
and nature. and everything Why, you ney.
er hear the brute beasts swear. and bow
dreadful it is that a man should, or a nice lit
tie boy, that can think and speak! Though
curse generally follows drumming. We
should leave it to speak for itself" Ike here
got the stopple out. and Mrs. Partington, first
applying the case bottle to her nose and then
her mouth. said. as she placed it again upon
the table. ITO my oilfac;ories | believe It's
gin. and ginnuinosgin, too. But what do
they call il snap# Tor I! 1t must be that it
makes the eye ma nof them that drink it, like
the toads under 3e juniper bushes Ike
took down from tie buffet the last wine-gass
Of the dozen once her own, and Mrs Z. smi-
led. as she placed the glass with slight cough
on the table. not noticing that Ike was satur-
ating bis handkerchief With the aromatic con-
tents. We expect a report of the case Of
Mrs. p, and the effect Of Wolfe's Schnapps
in lumbago. in DR.. Smiths Medical Journal
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1854-08-09

The RIcHr PLAN-If you want to serve
humanity effectively. don't commence send
ing tracts that are never read, and flannel
shirts that are never worns 10 Africa but
help the needy around you. If there are any
old maids about, get them husbands; If wid-
ows, console them If pretty girls please
them if pagans. preach the true word TO
them. stir them up. twist, turn. fry. boil, ste"
or cook them into something good. After
that look out for the heather and other folks
in " foreign parts.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1854-08-09

~ The following Is sn amusing house.
hold dialogue which is worth printing
The baby is sick my dear" Well, give
Il castor OIL Dennis. get me that castor oil. =
" It's all gone, sir, devil drop 10 leh"-~
" Gone way. we have NOT yet opened the
bottle" "Sure you have had it every day,
and I've seen you use ID yourself upon your
salad" Why. you scoundrel. you dont
mean to say that I've been eating castor oil
every day during the salad season ?" /" Sure
you have. sir" Did you not see the bottle
was labelled Castor Oh 70 I" Sure. I did.
cir; and didn't put it in the castor every
day." e ass
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From Household Words
Echoes.


Still the angel stars are shining,
Still the ripping waters how,
But the angel-voiee is silent
That heard here long ago.
Hark the echoes murmur low.
Long ago!
Still The wood is dim and lonely,
Still the splashing fountains play,
But the past and all its beauty,
Whittier has il fled awayl
Harkl the nlcnIniul echoes say,
Fled awayi
still the bird Of night eomplaineth,
NOW indeed her song - plalnl
Visions Of my happy hours,
Do call and call in vain
Hark the echoes cry again,
Allin yainl
Cease, oh echoes. mournfnI echoes
Once loved your voices wells
Now my heart is sick and weary,
Days OF old, long farewell ]
Hark the echoes sad ans dreary,
Cry, Farewell, farewelll
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P 0 o r r Y.


Soul Of the world-the press-the press
What wonders hast thou wroughtl
Thou rainbow realm Of mental bliss
Thou starry sky Of thought
As dew unto the thirsty flowers
As the blessed light Of heaven,
And widely as the summer showers,
Thy silent aid is given.
Both priestly craft and kingly power
Have striven TO bind thee down
But oh. how low beneath thee cover
The mitre and the cfowni
Thy nod can lop the proudest head
The world thy sceptre owns;
The path thou dost TO glory tread
That path Is paved with thrones.
Flag Of truth thy folds have streamed
Der many field Of blood
And DER the wreck Of empires CLEANED,
Like the rainbow DER the food.
The PATRIOTS eve still turns 10 thee,
A nails thee from aiar,
As the wanderer of the trackless sea
Hath hailed his guiding star.
Torch Of hopel thy blaze shall burn
Der millions yet TO be-
ynd fame above the funeral urn
OF bonds and slavery.
The world already halls thy light,
Az the Chaldeans Of old,
When flashing o'er the clouds OF night,
The star OF Bethpem rolpd.
While 10 the hearthstone Of the hall,
Agc TO the cottage hearth,
Thou bring'st daily festival
Of nameless-prieeless worth;
Thou ligh.est up the pallid cheek
OF the deserted poor,
.And to the captive, worn and weak,
Thou ope'st the prison door.
Oh, everin thy columns bright
Let truth and virtue blend
Be ever--ever in the right
Be ever labor's friend;
His strong and honest arm shall be
Thy bulwark in distress;-
God bless the land OF liberty
God save our country's press.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1854-08-09

~"Sir." said one Of two antagOnlss;;s' ~
With ~ GREAT dignity, to the other during DIS
n.,a 49, gs;sh Raj not been confined 10 words
r'o I Won have called me q sOOupdrel aud . llar'
you have spit in my face, you nave S,tssN ,h;s
tl0ice: hope you will lot carry sn'. .,aan.
further for II you do you will rouse .Oe ',sSp Sp,
ing lion in my breast, and | cannot 'eii "HA'
may be The consequences
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1854-08-09

NJ The man that was struck BY CON-
cidence." is in fair way Of recovery. Glad
TO bear OF it.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1854-08-09

~ Worth has been underrated ever
since wealth was overvalued,
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1854-08-09

rz- The report that schoolnaster chastl-
sed a boy With railroad switsh is doubted.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1854-08-09

n.y. To take smbition from soldier. 10 to
rob Ain Of bic spurs.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1854-08-09

10 No man is master of himself, that 10
q slave 10 bis passion.
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~ Hs who goes the wong road. must 90
the journey twies over.
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fthe Train /. stopped Coz "a passenger brt"een oni
the ataee aansed points, the charge iibe madelron
tie point nj Ia.sra hy the rain. and charge vi
I-ss tan fsrnfs-tse cents tn aus cHsez
Passenger. ~ DO procure Ticket except thu
sho taxi tbr ar where ticket. ar not Ill.
si.I he charged hy the conductor, per cent. ia al
ltiuu to the reeaar rites ul a'". provided. however
at III M rese sh-Il he receive fiau ten.
linn hily from anyone passenger any POINT On
tie road
~eryaaisv sr required to have tpa passes. aHe Ia
te leff n. Ticket AGENT ami h tho an Tue
r wfeH -sss. must bee explicit granting hef.z 81
eee Ia trzss aa fue cars Free coIar.d PERSONS be-
required produce tucirtrr paprrs.or toy viii nj he
permitted Ia trutel ON the cars.
IuH Ii l.. II Gil J.. beaH Sup
IL Al gapsrs advert ling for tins GnH1ats vii
pea.e .taraII ns rti,curuD- iu relation ft--uger
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mERCHAMDISE.
NLPTEMBEK 3O,h. 1854.
> GEORGE NJ huCKER & CO..

lfNtHBtR6. a.
Respectfly beg the aileGton OF the Ladies and Ten
d nent the -pIeadIl luck % rich and elegant
Fall and Winter Goods iu-t rec'iv Il and opened.
TIE a.-ortu"nt i very ,orupt' Customers VII mn
h- c-tald ,hrcut nearly quite every artcs va IT."
Dry Goods Inc. The qualf, soud, may be- IN mus
instances relied or stock generally wa- elected
uih gfcat AMI with rrience E. dumhitN. lie
Price. viii be satisfactory. Mem goods a extremely
ins rr.ca.. COL goasis nsua Al VITA GO = g"'is
Ire 'uttn a ell respect uls tur~Ici ID all WI
, , 10 or., sep 3O-a2m
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Packet Boat Line for the Va. Springs.
Fare from Lynchburg

To Lexington. : p - y nt, >ulr sur - 30
'ck Mln--...=s "a "a $40 a. H'1-..t no
Warn & Hot Sn'E...5 CO = Daseer 5 ,rirz,.. 10
our Packed Boats least Lsaehharg. Tor HurhnHan.
" daily (SIrdays epted) at "a M, aud "tu'" at
pm Returning lonve Buehsrnt. aai.s. att % m (NuH-
DAY. exccpcd) and arrtyr IA lyHrhsute. IT I q m -
At Nottu River the Boats y Oh duiv 'Ir" "i
stages tor lex tn Roek aH8 Ratl Ala o., ~ .su ont
HotSpiine. Gtimefs Nil Nil tlr stat' toI \ 'ui-
al Bridge and 30, hsuan WIN 1a iIa's ." thr Nhttn
Sulphur; by The swell and the "thct by DHtsst
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IONhA BEANS
JUST RECEIVEN

4 small lot very superior lonil Bra,s for sale hy
l,en ~ - ID Z LYMAN
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DissOlntiOn.

I'VE Copnrtner,ldp heretofore existing under the
4 style and ilm Of VIM T. Green G. Co. is
hcrchy dissolved 10y IN tlua consent.
All person, Indebted u the concern are requested to
come rNard aud settle with We. T. Green. who is
al uu,h4rzrd the name al he firm ljquida
t.ou WV. r GREEN a. co.
Aur Is IS1I
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GAS FITTING.

TAM fully prepared to ntra Ga Pipe Stores
Il Dwellings or Factories Al the shortest notice. Htv
ing had raj Years experience the tusiarss my
work may be rclied perfect, am ready To give
estimates any time vi also furnish sreamPiPe
JAMES CLELAND,
Prart cal Gas Filter. Mar
Wilson & FrankIins old stand, up sJairs.
iun7- dit
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~ EW DRY GOODS

PHILIP W. PAYNE
l. nov receiving a very superior stock Of FALL
aud WINTER DRY GOODS, consisting of every articie
ct Ladies and Genrcmeu's Also large assort
ment Of Blankets, Lindsey and Heavy Wooens ali OF
which he oilers the favorable terms. II for.
patrons nni he public general respectfully
lici,cI to CUP Al klLE'S CORNER. MAIN Sr.
sep Is dts
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Low Fare from Lynchbnrg TO Richmond
THREE DOLLARS!

ON snd after tht lnth july. out Boat. Will leave
L n-hbuig Tor Richmond. lri-we,kI,, VIZ: Tuesday,
Thur.do, \ Saturday at drci9 after ID" ar'
rivai OF the Western Passengers from Lyurhhurs
are two night and one lay the Buat-; AMI those
who lava bu.i sess IN Richmond. without iu-.lH
time save g. so by tsking fhi.t"uf For Chnrottr-
vile tri weekly coaches connect IN Seor-vJo; lcase
Lyuchbufg 1t m nflisr j. Gha leate.,il dny
at m. BOYD, EDMUND pAN + 'FO At.
igh 7
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which by ample trials have been proved superior 10 all ot 70
stitching and all thin fihrosnu for sewing leather
either with waXed threat or - kaud Tor quilting unEs. W
also prepared to exhibit and sell emhrderu4 machines
ducng entirely and very beautiful result Machines
size, both shuttle and single thr'a h Ind tor sal
difference in pece These found 10 he popular Ma
chimes for hat binding stitching carpet b hntend 9th
IT peculiar work, will be supplied nj short notice
Machine NeeiesSlk Twist Ioos Three Cord nru Thread
articles with Machines always hAu
and for sale at all our offices
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GAS. GAS. CASH!

DECISIONS wishing their houses + tel f,r burning
l. Gas will find some strong inducements offered. by
applying the subscriber. have good work and
superior stock of materials A q DAB EA.
N. BAH orders fnr fitting ~ Tebacco Factories
received within sixt, day., payment will not be required
befole the lst Of June, 1855.
lun 7-dts
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SELLING OUT
%. 900 dollars worth Of

Furnishing Goods &c, &c
4 tkEGORN x ROY ALL having determined to make
VI uchanse III their business, will offer from day
tine largest and desirable stock Hardware, Gu
ery. &c. AZ ever b. fore offered il ths market great
reduced prices for cns.. Many orfices At ond
50St.
tcrdiog to % g ~ tier bushes, d, speedily IL.
ro.sblc toy cordial uyIe all indebted The old
concern Of Gregory y r. and the late concern ii
Gregory, Ro>ail X Simpson To Pay up, longer iudu
gene" cannot be given.
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GAS LIGHTS.

TUE Lyme burg Gas Light Company fully
Il prepared 10 furnish Sture. Churches, tactor!,..
private families with Gus of superior qually
helhet der the brI.ane. nl the lgh iI,.
dun IRON thne cnIstrd TO soil roons, iunrnrc
eafpets is chcpn"ss it is tar superior any ohm
light in We beg leave to invite attention n .
following ndntiun OF few ot those VIM hayo
tested lis qualities.
The airr,igned, who u.ng Gas uunuflrintrd al
the lynrhbufg Gas oks, take pleasure in recommend
ma citizens at large, being better clraicr
aud cheaper than any other light hnve used CONSIDER
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EnAALBS. FEATHERS-On CONSIGNMENT
EO1EU (jv20) WIN. , MILLER, on BASIN
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Mexican Gu:snO.
w HEAT.

IUSTTO HAND-of our "sn importation--l few If
q Wesley Richards Double BarIel GUNS,
worth from 1925 to $50 each.
yer, large lot of single aud double rrel guns from
other fact Iries worth ON $50 To 500 each
Very superior Percussion Caps, Felt Wadding, Pow
der Fiasks Shot Pouches and Belt, Game Bags, &c.
DC, for sale cheap.
Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
sep 22ts GREGORY q ROYALL
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STEARNS & MAP Vim

S,Ir manufacturers g.. Satn aaHdel SITE, couItin
"gildrr'- Put,rt and sRrh'- rurnI'
-tpS.2m " MrBI
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Singers Sewing Machines.
ItEANONAR.E PRICES,

"a the only sewing Maehues any utility which
w be used without MAKING TIL Nv Nj, LlABLE To
SUIT Cor nfrnEement Of Ialenln1 LIlego. e -lA
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Ana WITH OllNueSIlpHtb Night
Having terminated Legal controversy with lAs Howe Jr
his full license his ton there not the
slightest claim that machines infringe other patent
The right the machines which have sold, aud shall
hereafter sell, Is unquestonAhle.
We distinct patents sewing Machines covering all
the pons Of the invention, aud all the machines ui other
manufacturers infringe morn eitenl Our patent srru
ring The spring whereby the cloth A. is held 10 the tug
apparatus yielding tnngtsi h all the machines
offered in the market Who buy tie interior aud
machines hereby distinctly nll that shall
compel them 40 for the privilege using them.
legal rghts viii hrneeflrth b, ri.llN nninnni