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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-08
NewOrleans Possma.ser.

The New Orleans papers are making Q
large display of goose-quill thunder, over
their postmaster's arrest. more especially the
plan Of prosecution adopted by the President.
In fact the criminality of the officer has
dwindled down very small amid the excite
ment created by the novel style of prosecu.
ton instituted by the Postmaster general
II appears that the President and DIR. Csmp.
bell, have for some cause known only ia
themselves. superseded the U. 8. District
Attorney whose duty iii by virtue ofhis
Office TO prosecute Mr.. Kendall. This extra.
ordinary proceeding creates no slight sensa.
tion in the public mind in regard to the
designs of the Postmaster General. sfs
The people of New Orleans cannot dives,
the matter Of q suspicion that the delinquent
post master is 10 be shown some favoritism
Had the Government seen ft to render the
District Attorney assistance in SO impor' an,
q prosecution. nothing strange would have
been thought of it. but the idea that he is
thus unoficially ousted, cannot be easily re.
conciled. The case has been given to the
exclusive charge of another to prosecute,
meanwhile the District Attorney is awaiting
an explanation from the Department. Mr..
Kendall, it would appear, was an obnoxious
appointment from the start, and the alleged
charge against him has caused much excite
ment.
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Sheriff Burnet reports ~ com.
mi'ments TO the Vigo county Jail since the
Goth Of November little over five months
Of the whole number 80 were intoxicated
when committed, IL = ere sober. - 4.
Four were from the hands Of the officers
Of the States Prison; one was crazy.
What disturbs cur peace! What ruins the
moral community! What produces poverty
and the miseries of want! What produces
litigaiioni What, slls our prisons and aims.
houses. and crushse us with taxes! Whisky!
Whisky is the culprit. and whisky must pay
the forfeit. Vote it out! Scout it from our
borders, and let us have untainted air to
breath.-f Terrc Haul. Er.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-08

A KSorrY PRoBLEM.-The Chinese are
said to have labored for centuries under great
embarrassment, from not knowing how to
make q barrel. They could without sny
difficulty make the slaves, set them up, and
hoop them in; and indeed, with the help of a
man inside. they could put the second head
on; but how to get the man out after the
barrel was headed. that was the question.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-08

TIE CAMPBELls ARE CoMrHc.-The Camp.
bells will be at the Apollo Hall tonight, and
of course nothing further need be said.
Their transcendant powers to amuse and en-
terrain are already proverbial 10 every State
in the Union. We bespesk for them q
crowded house. Seats may DO secured BY
applying during the day.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-08

The Presidents course is Universally con.
demned by the Democracy Of the Northwest.
Monroe Commercial
The warmest friends OF President Pierce
can offer no apologies, and will hardly know
how to ward off the attacks Of wespon
which this veto has placed in the enemy g
hands. 1t is to say the least,sn unfortunate
act of the President, and an act which will
not be upheld by single Democrat within
a business proximity to the chain Of the great
Lskes.-(A Ann ArLor Argus.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-08

" Dr.. John Shenandoah O'Brien. a
half-breed of the Oneida tribe of Indians,
l03 years Of age. lectured at Auburn, N. y,
recently. The Advertiser says he is the on
ly remaining soldier Of General Sullivan's ar.
my, which penetrated the wilderness a. far
a. Mount Morris, in Geaeses county, in
l775, fighting the hostile Iudians. )
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II appears by the following "declinations,"
Is published in the Lafayette Journal, just
before the late election. that the anti. Know
Nothing meeting there got hold Of the
wrong men in their nominations. The
anti Know Nothings must have felt exceed
ingly fiat after having held meeting to
wage furious war against the Americans,
and nominated full ticket, to find they
had actually been honoring the enemy with
a number Of Offices! Sharp fellows, the
Antics. Here are the letters:
For the Journal.
Mr.. Ep.-I observe In your account Of
the proceedings Of the anti. Know Nothing
meeting, held at the Court House on last
Friday evening, that was nominated as a
candidate for the Office of School Trustee =
/ respectfully decline the nomination. My
time 10 not sufficiently under my control to
enable me to discharge the business Of my
profession. / beg leave to add that mean
no dis respect to the citizens who nominated
me. ! lament the necessity { il il should
arise) Of being compell1 to act politically
either % Know Nothing or as an anti.
Know Nothing. think our political duties
involve n wider sphere Of action. than seems
to be presented in such on issue.
O.. CLARK.
Iafavette. April 28, ,55.
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TURTLE SouP.-Mr. Jim Carter has taken
the old Bull's Head Tavern where be intends
keeping fret rate Restsurat, &c. He COM
mences the Turtle soup campaign today,
and will serve up the most excellent quality
Of his Turtle soup from 9 o'clock till IL
o'clock this morning. Every body knows
the quality Of Carter's soup. 80 give him q
call. He il close to the Depot, and his soup
6rst rate.
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HARDWARE. NEW eTOCh:

90 HARDWARE NEW eTOCh!
WELLS $780, no. 'ss. ,,.s .,sss .,d sScS': ss
from the ,.s.rssr Of sdiss. Illinois .sd K.sssiy ssss
var: can BE- sold Low IN Evsnsvs = the stock
being made By direct ron Europe and Hone
MsSuf.e:urs; tn: tells,,ss Socprsss .o.siSn o. his
Table Knives. SIS gross. every STYLE and pattern.
Pocket knives; 50 dozen. Superior assortment.
sey.ss.: 100 as'ss grass and srsia sspsfisr quality
Cradles. grain; Is dozen. ass. d qualities.
Forks and manure; 70 dessar from esnnss 70 best
Hay rsies; 10 dss-n. ..BIood's braad.''s
Seythe stsnss; rs bxs Of gross each.
Hoes; IS dozen, steel. planters. aad handled.
Chains; 10 casks. trace and Ix; s7fsf IA "
Shovsls and Spadss; Revaads and irsn.
Files; DOZEN. entire and complete assortment.
Stoves end Riddles; Is dozen. almost every number.
Saws. mill and cut; cases. and German steel.
Planes: 10 case; bench and moulding.
Buts Green % broad and shutter.
Screws gmlst laO0 New Enstana Screw Ce's7
Axes; 60 bxs; piping. broad and haad.I ssslo ssT
Brass kettles; casks. all eiEes.
Coffee mills; 50 dozen. various patterns.
Spoons gross iron. Britannia and German silver.
T.. ass ; s.s As srs s%1 ss
Strap hinges 1000 lbs. 8 10 "a inches. -
Sad irons: 100 lbs. to . lbs - -
japan ed til ware 8 SEES. very isrss assortment.
very large OF steel sh ars AID seis-
and horse cards. herss dust
ing aud shoe brushes; anger bo and rubeD: -
descripton braces and b nsh and nes cedar
pencils; combs spscacles and
naes n-edles sewing knitting and ysrn gun saps
nA'p' A'''P'A'' together viii
CHAIN PUMPS CHAIN TEE cAsK-all 81 which viii Be
sold sae'sdn ter s.h or aRFc,SSyxss ss' FIT
the Hardware Store. doors bslsv Breach Bank.
Granville. Ind. 'a'~sts spl7
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-08

" When q man has great deal of
fault to End with newspaper which he
never fails to read, II is a sure sign that he
has not paid for it. People seldom end fault
with their own property.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-08

~ The Frankfort (Ky.) Commonwealth
intimstes very broadly that General VIII
liam o. Butler belongs to the American order
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STATE or itDiaNA,}s IS

y rssuSc,i C0SSrr 50. -f.es
In the vsnderbassh Cireat Court Apr tsr "A. D. 1851
May 81. i655 ~ SOB.
here ercsrsd that there shall Ls sdieurssd
July for the of c"mrleting the unfinished
the rguiar hereof and for the dis
ef such ethsr tunsss regularly come before
THE again nvened. coat. In
practicable ~ said uu6aishcd bls,nsN regularly
dsp ,sed ordered that a psst said
fsshed business and Ill witaesse rsGus W summonedt
testify concerning the sil to take notice
Of the tine and Ilace holding ssd adjourned sci Of
this Court attend upon the without further
tacstion provided Iss ur'he erred that
adjourn the expirson Of Its
eulsr trm II will aijurn gaia the Court
House Evaasvs frat Men deg IN Jay
lis surth ordered that office Of the time cad piaes
hodg said adjourned session o. this Court be gven ~
OF this order ~ least IN each OF
newspapers Of this city under the direction Of the Clerk
thereof. ~ 's7e'A
STATE OF INDB tNA,(ss
Vas CoUxlY. 80 "a
IT JACOB LUyEsNHEINER. CLERK Of the Wander
bugh Cirait Court do hereby certify that the sseve
asa scres',es fall srss so.csss and correct cop. Of
term. ~in Ga tke day Of Msy 1855 - the sss sp-
pears Of record !, Order Book pages Sc and ST..
In trsti0oay vhsrVaf. hereto sign Ny
aud ana the seal Of said Court - Is.
A't- ansvils, this. the th day ~ NAV. 1885,
JACOB LUNKENHeIneR.
my5-lvd .fseal Ct'k ". e. o.
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For the Journal.

Mn. EDrroR:-Having noticed that "the
Anti-Knoc Nothing" meeting Of Friday
night favored me with the nomination for
City Clerk, most respectfully decline from
the following consideration
lst-My health is such that it behcoves
me rather to seek it's restoration, than Office.
2d.-I do net feel that "eternal uncompro-
missing hostility to Sam" which one should,
who aspires to, and seeks Tor the confidence
of the Anti. Know Nothing party.
40 80 III. FROUNFELTER.
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OF When is fowls neck like bell!
When it 10 wrung for dinner. ~
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-08
For the Journal.

For the Journal.
Mr.. EDrToR:--At the urgent solicitation
Of friends Of temperance, allowed my name
to remain announced as candidate for May.
or until after the nominations were made.
now yield the ield entirely to the two gen.
tlemen nominated, with the hope that the one
elected will prove all we need in the present
crisis in that quarter. l. H. WRIGHT.
April 2Sth, 1855. &
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EDITOR JOURNAL: u
Sir-I desire to inform the public. through
your paper. that I am not a candidate for
City Tressurer-nor for any other ofice. /
do not desire any Office. II did, ! could
not consent to run upon an snti.Americsn
and sentiment. and have always been; and
can never consent for my name to be used
in . connection adverse to sentiments which
have always cherished, and which hope
always shall cherish. Yours respectfully,
JOSEPH GOLOSBERRY.
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Ta1 Panty Win SEvEx PRrHcIrLEs.-k
has been asserted that the Know Nothings.
~ party. have but one principle. II e not
true. They have seven principles. They
are the '.fus loaues and too fishes"
Lou. Times.
1t 10 90 long since the Old Line anti Amer
lean party has advocated q principle, except
the sOhisky principle, that we are not aware
that they have any other Of an sfhrmssive
character left in their platform. The old
party and its foreign allies, oppose every
thing like American Republicanism, but we
suspect that 10 not Z matter ofprindpls with
them, only sort of Patriotic love Of liberty.
WArcH REPAIRIHe.- call attention
to Mr.. r. H. Gates advertisement Of watch
repairing. Mr.. G. has established himself
in the Postoffice room, where he would be
pleased to receive the business calls Of his
friends. We would here say. that Mr.. G
has the reputation Of being one OF the best
wstcimakers in the United States. If he
sn't.repair watch properly. there is no use
Of any other mechanic trying il, that's all.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-08

En-. JouRxAL:-l respectfully decline the
nomination for Street Commissioned, tender.
ed me BY the meeting Of Friday evening last.
EDWARD CARROLL.
April 26th, 1856.
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DOG NOTICE.

LII owners Of dog and ht,hes running large the
city Who have paid the tasss on he same 70! this year
hereby ned IN good and ubstantia collars pa
eed around the bsbs Of the within hyv days the
publication this and in default thereof sad dgs
BITCHES viii sussr the extreme penalty sstne
punishment. PETER BrRK.
my3-lw City Marshal.
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iri fef EVANSVILLE. IND. ..ff '-ft II
VYIE have just received large supply o. eight day end
~ thirty hour cseks. direct r. the naasf.eturer.
prisinK every style snd which
will sell assh deslsrs law the ssns articles Be
bought Cincinua Western cities shall al
ways keep GOOD stoek on hans think it
interest their clocks
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DAYTON AN0 aNOlANAFOLISl
COLUMBUS. zANEsvILLR.- -
WHEELING. BALTIMORE,
PHlLADRLFHIA. WASHIyGToH CITY.
INV YORK, ETC., VIA
INDIANA CENTRAL RAILWAY.
AED corxEcrxo .lIkAs xA.swAtet
Graf Eastern and Western y. S. Mail and
A Amtficnn Erpress Line. so'ss0
SHORTEST RouTs DAyron IS naLxs, AnD n enAsss
% CARS on BAeeAou
TWO TRAINS DAILY SUNDAYS RXoRYfEp.Y
Iyy Richmond with Easen and banf1ssa. eiSsiSsssi
Dayton Rsilrvsd fog sssSs srrivis:
liy0 A. NJ arrives " bAyrb q l0;5o eoonsne Nc nj
trains XeAa Columbus xaAesv le AseliAs 6sunere
W.shnsoa ~. PhAdephi.. New Yssk 1sssss 49,
With srsi.s for sPsnss:s Css.s. s.sssssi.s lsssss
Troy. Piqua etc. Br,akfast q IN disnapoks. n
this srain arrive ct CS1ubas eight Asum
advance any other rests irsn IadiaAspelis.
NAIL TRAIN leaves aloli IL NJ, arrival
Of arans the west North and Ssnh o. RisA
nend II r NJ. . cnee.as :. SIS ~ srsviss Day
iunbss sprncs.d. Crssslis. sss,
arriving st Columbus % $751; u.
3 :..
stop Dayton and naks tn sssssessas @
CrssAe for Pittsburgh any other train iron sdiaaaDslis-
Passsng By As route 60 through v caeiasas
The saiy rvuts having surs essnsstisss u psyts.r
Colunhus Baggage cheek through PthbuxA ssi PhIis-
ssiphia baggage checked . Celu1hus.
- DAYTON. Or COLUMBUS VIA DAYTON.
N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-19

Capricioas Misunderstanding --Amasonians on
Rannvs-the Emperor a~d the Engiish Ministry
-UnpLeasant Predictions to Loyal Britons--
European Troubles and Conclusions generally
Washington Anniversary Ball theatrical and
operate Kems-Curious Finale to Perform
ance, &c.
most sudden and extraordinary revulson in the
weather has asserted its proverbih attributes OF
changesbility. When l last wrote downfall OF
SNOW was in process, Of such heaviness, intensity
and apparent durability that nothing less than an
Alpine profundiy Of that colorless dsposit was the
general anticipation. AS passed through the
Champs Elysee with my despatch, q feature indica-
tive Of the season and its supposed continuity met
my eye. Several lsdies-the French would per.
haps call them Amazons-defaut OF the snow dark.
enDg the atmosphere by Its thick and heavy fakes,
were amusing themselves In charioteering seighs of
slight but graceful conformation, drawn by one
horse, whose head was ornsmentei with crimson
plumes and on whose gear the music of bells rung
cheerily as answering to the lash Of his fair conuc-
tei<, he sprang forward and darted up and do yn
the broad avenue Some half dozen OF these
spirited danes who, thus determined to satonish
the world with noble horsemanship, sparkled like
children of the mist, amidst the cold and petiug
element, and diverted by their skilfal gyra-
tions many q solitary individual from contem-
plating his own cherries, miserable lot as, blown
by the wind saturated by the snow, and tripped mp
by the slippery surface, he staggered on his bleak
and wintry passage. Who aud what these Arlels
were, whose joyous laugh and cracking thong thus
beguiled stern February Of his Stormy PRIDE have
no means of knowing. Ia Paris one witnesses so
many strange scenes that surprise ceases to be,
after q time, an emotion Of the human mind, and
whether they were fair scions Of tina, aistocracy
which the revolutionary lamentations OF France
have besved up TO the surfs,e from their long
neglected bed OF rest, or the Mogadors, @ho one
day the cynosure Of eli eyes at the Hippodrome, on
tie next dispense ubiquitous smiles, and change
their loves with the sun, know not. Thus much
only aver, that the ease with which they "aandled
the ribbons" and the stern grace with which they
applied the singing lash, was the theme u general
admir- alton. Instead, however, OF being the me,
sengers Of natures fixed resolve TO confirm AMI
strengthen our icy Chains, they proved 10 be- in all
probability, the brisht, but fading, geni Of de-
parting winter. Long before night had gathered
All TO their hemes and snug flresi ies, the sno
had changed its character, and become rain, and
Il next morning, instead Of . classy railroad on
which imperial and Amazonian personages might
shoot along before the eyes OF admirng spectators
there was nothing 20 be seen but mountains of black
ensd snow and mud. mud, mud, in one INTERIM nable
sea Of nastiness. Bslaklava itseN could only be
worse. The thsw, though determined, was slow;
and Notwithstanding an army Of three thousand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-19

Celebration at Paris of Wa,hington's Birthday
Who Set the BAH in Motion, and Hon. IL Ruled
A,,irai Of Marfi~ Van Buren, Di,courses of
Berger, SalUandy and Gmsot, &c.
The anniversary Of the birthday OF Washington
was celebrated In Paris last week by ball at the
Sale Herr. Il was a subscription ball, and note
requesting subscribers to leave their names with
Messrs. Munroe Co., Greene & Co., or Livingston.
Wells Co., led your correspondent 70 state that
those bankers had united in proposing it. But this
proposition. he has been informed, was suggested
by Colonel Murray. Of your city. second NOTE
Of nouncBR that the ball had been determined upon
was signed by the chairman an secretary OF = com
mittee Of twelve maDsgers- Messrs. McLsne, United
States Commissioner to China; Piatt Of the Amer
can Legation at Paris; McRae, United States Consul
at Paris; Murray, hunroe, Ritgeway, Posi-, Corbir;
Beckrith, Constant, Berry aud Van Zandt.
Two hundred and forty eight tickets for gentle
men ard Roodly number OF tickets for ladies' we're
sold. Some ladies have been heard TO express sur.
prise that contrary TO the tra5ti onsl gaantry OF
their ccunirymen, their own tickets were not free
but had TO be bought. Not q few free, or comp
mentary tickets, were distributed by the committee
amor the Imperial functionaries, members Of the
diplomatic corps, exministers 70 the United States.
tie lafayette family, and other distinguished per
sops. Notwithstanding the opposition (which l
have previously mertioned) on the part Of certain
members Of the committee TO what they termed q
vulgar American custom" the list Of invited guests
en- brsced eight or ten representatives. Of the press
The Mo~iirr, Galignanis Messenger and the
London Times describe the bali as having been
Eastern times., 1855-11-22
DOMESTIC PORTS.

HOLMES HoLE Nov 17-Ar schr Diadem, Black,
for Path.
BosroN-Cld 17th- Hy Freezing, Bowler, Augusta
Guardian Parsons Bowdoinh m Racel Beals Beals
Peru Snow, do Sim on s Co.
Nsw oRLEA Ns-cld sth, ship Cynosure, Pray, Liv-
erpooi.
Holmes HOLE, Nov 14th-Ar sch Star, Hue ins
Providenc, for Bath
PRovINcETowY, Nov 13-Sld brig Herald, from
Bath Dennis.
B ST 'N-Cld l4th, Gen Scott, AIer i'll, Gard ner.
MoB1LE-Ar 5'h, by tel, barque Yenj Adams Merry
man, Aspinwal
SAvANAH-Ar 9th, ship Chattahoochee, Mason, Bath
ChaS Pennell, MelcheT Portland land cid same day
for New Orleans; brig Baldwin, Montgomery, WIS
casset.
NoRFoLK-Ar 10th, L & Stuart Lozier, Balti-
more for Rath
BATMoRE-Cld 13, ships Germania, Wood, Havre
Stephen LarIabee Gray London; sid ship Escort.
NEwroRT-ln port 18th, star, Huckins, from Provi-
dence for Bath.
WIscAssET-Ar 18th, schs Moses Eddv southard
Jasper Shortwe John, Colby; SH Pool Rines and
Imperial, Cunningham, Boston
PoRTLAND-Ar in the Roeds, 18Th, Evelina, Boston
for Bath
GLOUCESTER 10th, solon, Augusta for Nantuck-
ct.
Eastern times., 1855-11-22
Later from Europe,

The steamship Pacific arrived at New York
on the 18th ult.
An extraordinary panic in England was oc-
cssioned by rumors of war with the United
States, aad that Mr.. Buchanan had demanded
his passports Mr. Buchanan was obliged pub
licly TO contradict the rumor.
The London Times, in series of skllfuly
malicious editorials, started the subject, which,
exaggerated by the Provincial press, speedily
attained such dimensions that extras were is
sued announcing that the American Minister
had demanded his passports. General aston
ishment and regret was elicted by this an
nouncement, and energetic protests were heard
against Government forcing the nation into so
dangerous war
Our Liverpool Agent telegraphed to his Ex-
cheney the American Minister, who promptly
and courteously sent him the following explicit
contradiction of the rumor
LONDON, night of 2d.-It is not true that the
American Minister has demanded his passports
from the British Government. There is no
foundation for such report.
Notwithstanding this, an uneasy feeling re-
mains in the public mind.
Nothing important from the seat of war ex-
cept the return ofthe Allies from their advance
to their former positions, in expectation of an
attack from the Russians. Nevertheless it is
unlikely that any further operations will take
place this season. Both armies are preparing
for winter.
Some trihing successes have been gained by
the fleets, which have now sailed towards the
Gulf of Perekop.
Eastern times., 1855-11-22
Singers Sewing Machines.

These machines have long sustained the highest re- uta
tation in the United States. The FIRST PRIzE-A GOLD
MEpAL-has recently been awarded to them the great
Exposition at the Palace of Industry in Paris and thus
they have the Worlds verdict of superiority.
Great Improvements have just been added that they
run without nose with the operator double
ordinary speed, that
IiC,ce as much Uork can be done in ddy
The greatest clothing and shoe manufacturing establish
ments IN the country these machines exclusively They
are competent to perform every sort Of work in the
perfect style.
As there are very great numbers of inferior entirely
worthless sewing machines Of the Blodgett, Avery
Wilson, Grover Baker, and other patents, which have
been sod but cannot be used any advantage hereby
offer to receive all such machines, and also unimrroved
ones Of our own manufacture, IN EXCHANGE
LATEST IMPROVED MACHINES, liberal terms. All old
chimes thus obtained by will be broken up
For particulars apply by letter personally at New
York Office. f---. ...-f--
N B.-Local Agents wanted to make sales Of our i'm
proved sewing machines. To persons properly qualified
or the business, opportunity for profitable and
peasant employment is offered
New York. - ' 49,
BRANCH OFFICES: Al Hanover st,Bos 142 Ches-
nut Ss Fhadelphia los Baltimore St. Baltimore. 223
walnut o. cincinnati 1S ST. Charles st. New Orleans
Gloyersvie, N. Y. a34 Broad st., Newark. n j. 3m23