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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-01-23

This places before you the receipts
and expenditures of the State Govern
ment during The last two years, and
there is no difficulty in ascertaining the
departments in which increased or dimin-
ished expenditures or revenues have Ia
ken place. To determine, however,
whether the S ate authorities or those ol
the Counties. Townships and Cities aIe
responsible for the high taxes complain
ed of by the people. we must examine
into the various amounts levied by these
several au horities and for his purpose
the following tabular statements has
been prepared, exhibiting the taxes lev
ied for the specified purposes in the
years named
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-01-23

And this result is accomplished with
outany computation upon interest, which
must be paid semi-annually-must be
collected year in advance of its dis
bursement, and charged with per centa-
yes to the TTeasurer's collecting il, and
the expense of its transmission to New
York. Such losses may be submitted
to by State which cannot pay its debts.
but the people OF Ohio would cheerfully
submit to an additional tax Of three
fourths of mill, with the knowledge
that after January. 1857. even that rate
of taxation would steadily and largely
diminish.
Such system is adapted to special.
not general interests. and can only COM
mend itself to the approval Of those who
think that "a public debt is public
blessing Public faith should be kept
to the people as well as to the creditor.
Many of our counties and cities, with
other corporations, are deeply involved.
The present high credit OF the State
which has IFS origin. and now depends
upon, the puhctuai payment of the pub
lie debt, is to them Of great value. A
proposition to postpone the payment
would tend to dim nish the public CONT
denee in the hi,herto untarnIshed repu-
tation of the State, and thereby produce
an injurious effect upon our private as
well as our public credit. There can
be no more desirable object than to SEQ
State free from all foreign liabilities.
The organization of the Executive
branch of our State Government into
separate and distinct departments, inde-
pendent of each other, has certainly
many advantages which tits unnecessary
coycLuDED oS FOURTH PAGE
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-01-23
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TIE revenue received through taxes
levied on the grand duplicate, placed at
the head of each column, are the pro-
ceeds of taxes levied and collected the
year previous /; TACT which it is neces-
sary to observe, in oIder to fix correctly
the responsibility of the respective levies.
That returned in the column of 1854 is
the first under the present valuation Of
real estate. The proceeds of the taxes
levied in the year just passed will 90
into the revenue of 1856.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-01-23

In my last message i called the atten-
ton of the General Assembly to the loan
payable January I. 1857, then amount.
ing to So, ,442, l32, 10, and recommended
its payment at maturity. An additional
levy of less than three-fourhs of mill
for each Of the thee years 10 ensue
would have liquidated this Indebtedness.
and there would have been no d ficully
in meeting the loans subsequently, to
become due. My views on this subject
have undergone no change on the con
trary, the reflection l have since given
this question only tended TO strengthen
the conviction that the payment Of the
public debt, as it natures, should be re
garded as the established policy of the
State. Any proposition, however spec
iDus it may be, which tends 10 prolong
the pen d Of its extinguishment, will be
looked upon with extreme sus icion. and
Ohio should never again enter the money
or stock market Of the country. except
impe!led by some pressing necessity
Whether such necessity exists at present
IN TSSpS CT W lilC iOdI uuC y JduudI1s 1907 >
is a question which | submit to the wis.,
dom Of the General Assembly f; but can
dor compelS me to state that the pay
ments on account of that loan since the
Recommendation referred TO, have been
s932, 429, SO. leaving Sc 5O8. 7O9. 70 still
to be paid mainly by the levies OF single
year. What would have been compare
lively light burden if spread over the
levies of three wears, becomes onerous
if imposed upon one. In yielding. very
reluctantly, the opinion that the loan Of
January |, 1857, should be paid in full
at maturity, the same reasons which in
fluenced my former recommendation.
require that as great a sum as can be
levied, without imposing unreasonable
burdens on the people. should be raised
bv taxation, and that all other means 10
The possession Of the Stase should be
made available for this purpose.
The State owns stock or the following
Turnpikes, Railroads and Canals, to the
amount nominally indicated
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-01-23

Tot;l amount Of Auditors
Iralts issued $500. 3d., 1911 IS S3.5G9r5.4 3
Total amount of A. AudiiOr's
Drafts redeemed -----. $50 1888 90 s35l2,4s4 20
CaEh balauce in State
Treasury, l5th AoF--- S5s40Sl 90 SsU3,3so e
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-01-23

Total amount OF Stock held by
Stale in Turnpikes, Canals
and Railroads. ......-.-..... 81, 2,S3OsfOo
The policy of uniting or entering into
partnership with individuals or companies
for the construction and carrying on OF
enterprises like these, has long since
been abandoned These stocks should
therefore be sold at whatever prices they
will command. and the proceeds be ap-
piled to The payment Of the State debt.
Their cash value is estimated at from
eight hundred thousand to a million dol
lars.
If ,he policy of renewal Of por-
Iion of the loan due January, 1857, be
adopted by the General Assembly, il
will then be worthy of the most serious
consideration whether the renewal shall
be for a single period, or SO arranged
with reference to the maturity Of the
other debts Of the Sta.e as TO have for
each year sum falling due to be ab-
sorbed by the operations Of the Sinking
Fund.
am well aware of the temptation Of
fered by the premiums which can be
obtained for the stocks Of State occu-
pying the proud financial condition Of
OHIO, if the loan should have long time
to run. / know that at least fifteen per
eentum could be commanded for twen-
ty years loan, and that this would amount,
on a renewal of two millions, to three
hundred thousand dollars. But we must
not shut our eyes to the fact that the
credit of Ohio is strong because Of her
persistence in the determination 10 re-
lieve herself of all indebtedness-a poll
cy which is now secured by the sacred
ness of cons i utional obligation-nor 10
the fact that premium, upon renewals
depend upon the condition of the money
market, which is controlled more by the
stale of Europe than by the condition Of
affairs in Ohio. Besides, the opinion
that postponement Of the further pay
ment of the public liabilities, would, to
that extent, diminish the taxes. is proved
to be erroneous as well by experience
as correct appreciation of the very
plainest principles of political economy.
The usual effect is the application of an
equal or still greater an ONT to the ether
and less useful objects.
But this matter is placed in so clear
and satisfactory light By the simplest
computations, that further argument or
illustration is unnecessary.
As uning partial renewal of Tia
the loaO Of jan, 1881, fOr...... $1,000, 900
The Stale for loan OF twenty " ars
receives a nre,niuro nj f.tsen Drr
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-10-09

! On this point lct there be pcrL,ci np;iy al
~ntimcnt. It A the frat Great alen towards
the attainment, Of peace. Ia vii, ,nan,re conf
dcncc smonest Ourselves. and mum The n,
a,cct OF tho whole country. e., ma show our
s;v~s capable aud worthy OF se,teoycrnment
| DO not the inhabitants of ,hA Territory bot.
| ter understand what domestic ins,i,utiona nrp
suited 20 10 their coudi,ionn what laws viii be-
most eonducly, 10 ,hsr prosperity and bapnl.
news $50 than thu ei,iserm ol distant cr even
neirhborinr states mi. rr,u, y,yb, az rey.
dating oar avn affair, and ATTENDING 10 onr
own business without suv tntar,ar,pce from
Others. ha. bc,n g,aran,e,d IN n, l,v The law
which Conrrc<s bas made tor the oryou,,a,iop
Of this Territory. TINS rip,t of all govern
men,.--,hs priv,lcer euatst,tsSs, N, a. by the
organic law ~ oar Tvritory 4 WIN nnbold
with all mv mich, and with fhe sn,irs pnYrr
committed Ia me.
Ia relation ,o any shang,a af tho LAWS ot ,b,
r,rr,,orv which I NAV ,,s.,, ,,,s;,.hI, b,y,
n, occ.:i,,, nn., q, .,....i, b., ~. -, -
jects 10 which will direct public a,teauon n,
the proper time
! The territory Of the United Ststos is the
sommpn pr,p.s.y f lbs ..ess,.s; 9,al,4, .. Sc,
the people thereof This bcug 90, no obstacle
ahould be uterposcd TO the ir,r seitlemcn, OF
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-10-09
Oiaboiieai Outrage.

On Tuesday evening last an outrage was
committed on the persnu nf gitl aged seveu
teen, the daughter of widow woman. residing
at Oneida, by an lnishmaD tb" keeper Of low
rum hole grocery in that village. The particu
lars are given by the Ga-effs OF this morning a.
follows The yiri was sent for some article
and while in the grocery was induced TO drink
some kind Of liquor probably dragged ~hiskey
She soon became inseBsible, and while in this
state. her person sas outraged by the villain.
keeper oi the rum hole Here she reIasiDed
through the night stupised. and on "Wednesday
no less than seven other iends In human shape
were ssen TO 90 and come from the building
Suspicion at last became excited. and when the
citizens called upon the proprietor. b. denied
there being any female on the premises. The
citizens however forced their way 10, and found
the girl slowed away in an old pantry, perfectly
helpless. and pearly insensble. The man was
Immediately arrested and pot in irons. and
warrants have been issued for the other ayen.
The girl has been taken where she viii b. prop
erly cared tor, and sufficiently restored 10 give
in her evidence This is one of thosc extreme
cases where capital punishment would rid the
community OF a. least half dozen miserable
scoondrels- U'oa ObserreT y. y. Stpt lGh.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-10-09
Negro Insurrcesion.

The Galveston Crex.) Netes, oi the | lth, has
letter giving the iull particulars Of The recent
Intended iDanrfec,ion among the negroes IN 60.
umbia county. from which we extract the feI
lowing
Or saspieivna wrsf aF,ss~si si;5ni ts5 ~ecEs
ago. wbeg msctibg Of the citiz.ns OF III. eoon-
" was called. and a committee Of investigation
appointed 10 ferret oat the whole matter aud
lay the facts beiors tbs popie ~ the
county iw tbsir consideration The con.
mites entered upon ,lsir duties and In q short
time tbsy were 10 tall possession oi the fact. OF
well orgaDis,d aud systematizsd plan ior The
murder ot our entire white popalation, with the
exception oi the young ladies who were 10 be
iskeu cAptivcs aud made tbs wives oi tho dia-
bobcal mnrdcrers oi ,Lclf parents and friends
I'hc committee found 10 their possession a nun
bcf Of pistols, bowie knives. guns aud snuni.
ton Their pass words Of Organization were
adopted, snd their motto. leave not ahadow
behind
| Last Saturday The ttb ihst. was the tins
sgrced upon fw the execution OF their damning
designs. Alta late hour al night all were ,o
make one simultaneous, desperate eIJfi with
from two to ten sptortoocsi TO marty every
l UWfF IN IW svuUtgi hb ai wv Wultras h1tt
the above exception, plnsder their houses. take
their horses aud arms, and fight their way on
10 free State tMcsico1
Notwitbstapdt the in,ene excftemen,
which moved every member Of Our community,
| and the desperate measures io which men are
liable 10 be led on By such impending danger,
b. which we hDi been exposed by our iDdul
gcnce and lentcney to our slaves, We mus, ssy
the people acted with more caution and dclits.
ration than ever before characterized the ne.
tion d any people under similar circumstances.
| More than two hundred negroes he'd violated
the law, the penalty oi which "a death. Bat BY
unanimous consent the law was withheld and
their lives spared with the cxrrption Of three
u the ring leaders who wrc on hast Friday Il .
18th inst, at O'Clock T.. NJ, hung ~ compliance.
with the unanlmots voice of'hc citizcns OF this
county.
Wl,hon, exception every Mexican IL the
county was implicated. They were arrested
and ordered To leave the county within I've days
and never again 10 return aader the penalty oi
death There Ia One however by the namc ol
ffahk, who IA proven TO be one oi the prime
movers of the affair. that was not arrested bat
We hope that be may yet b.. and have meted
out " him such mwMd la bis black dcd
dsnADds
No gentlemen admitted withost pantaloors
On" The above notice was posted up among
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-10-09

~sE.ca AID sHgScE.--The ear add The eye
ar n. nind srscsivers-bui III" tsnsue IS only
basy IN eIpsDdIny The Treasure received. II
,s-r~lor~. the rsveus~s o. tn mind be g,terai
a. tAs,. os sassef than ihsy are rroeivsi il mast
nesds be bass, And can nryer lay up for par.
rhaa. 10, 4 The receivers take 10 siIA with
20. g''erance the mind may s0on grow a bur.
~ 'l ,-lf and Improbable to sthers Iv.ll
10, az sp too u.sch sod utter nothing sst I
- coyetoss; aor spspd much aSd ssors little
~, - p-otiSal asi oos.--B'iiep Hail
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-10-09

What have We here A fish he smells like
q fish very ancient and fsh-lkc smell u
kind OF mot Of the newes,.) Poor John u
strange fish Were in England now. and
had bat this fish painted. not a holiday foo
there but would give piece Of silver Thu
Tempest, Act ii. scene 2.
A most fantastic specimen Of a fish Was tn
ken in the Wisconsin river nt this place. last
week, which has been skinned and set up
by our friend Stetpr He il something over
four feet in length, from the end OF his cutwa
ter to his fakes. Over o0c foot OF this con
sists OF long projection from the head, on a
line with the back, shaped like an oarbladc
three or four inches wide. Below this Is n
cayernous mouth, that looks like good open.
ing for almost any quantity OF small fry. The
body il symmetrical. with strong fins and q
shark-like tail
Our knowledge Of piscatory scieDce IS alto
gether inadequate TO furnish anything like .
description Of this most delicate monster,
but from bis proportions and outfit We thinl
even our friend, Major Bunner, would acknowl
edge him to be game fish "-B Bddgsr STATE
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-10-09

DpPxEarg AyyRAY Ar Hu.-11e ship
North carolins, Capt fott, arrived IL
Hampton EbA,is On Saturday from ,he Medi.
,suAssn Capt. Festr reports that % the
r,orang d The Dth September, about O'Clock
'be eiii"f mate, Brooks. was making a s0se on
s,eck. -br, the captain cans ont 10 know the
cs1se--sDd hard words ensuin2 ,hs na,e AZ
talked ,bc captain. who vas IN bis nigh, clothes,
nd barefoo,sd. and forced him down tbs mate
got OIL ths captain. and rusiej into the cabin,
ani with nat@s 10 hand. oaroc tack upoo tLs
captain, nho seiog him approaching toward
him lad bold up0n caI@iab bar and ~ TIE
mate run toward him with upFinsi cu,lass. AMI
WA sbou, to eut him down ,le captain s,ruck
lin On ibe bead ssi kdled bna 10 the deck.
The fna's WA tben pai upon . Iaattas and
his wound dres.si bat after lingering un,iI
o'c'ock Z dei.- Bak Pa'r,g
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-10-09
THK Ckors ~ WEsr TxxsEssKx .sD NoRTs

THE Ckors IN WEsr TKxsEssKk AMI SoRTs
MisrsrrrL--1ne Memphis Eo.i, and E"7"'-
'r, Of Friday last, say.
Owing to the drought. ,he crop. Oh all ,hree
Of tbs linss Of railroad leading ou, Of Mem
phis, are indifferent. 10 some places almost =
hilure We have before referred ,o tbs missr-
able short crops n both corn ssd cotton in
Marshall eoun,y Miss Since then we have
pA.Sed ,hrough portions cf l,cso,o and Panois
coun,ie.. IN the sane STATE. and hod the crops
there not mach better, excepting lew highly
favored .ocalitie,. Per contra unlkss;Ahd
that the cotton crop % the Mississippi river,
in Tunicia and Coahorna oo1niies, wa never
better. 4 bah ~ ,hs acre, Il is sAd viii h.
the average down ;bf1..
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-10-09

No gentlemen admitted withost panialoofs
On" The above notice was posted up among
other rules for the government Of "eelect ball,
which came on in Mexico. during ,he hot mouth
oi July last.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-19

BALTIMORE, February 10th, lsa6
take liberty Of calling the attention OF the NfRlha
Merchants 10 inc very large stock OF Sprng and summer
Goods we are now receiving We have been encouraged ~
with which wehave been tYore again
extend onr arerooIns shall this season be prepared
TO offer larger varied stock than we have ever be-
fore had and In the bes trade shall sell
Goods M The lowest preap dealers We shall offer
large and legani soc, Of LADIES DRESS GOODS in ad
1ion Ia our usual stock OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
STAPLE DRY GOODS.
ur stock has purchased with great care aud on the
best terms and confident make 1t TO the inter
s, of the very first trade to deal with We shall
have call aud examine our STOCK when you
market
orders shall be carefully and promptly attended to-
HOPKINS, HULL s. co
SWe have recently been appointed Agents of the Ma
ryand p,nentary for the sale Of their Goods fe d3m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-19

u DTgsE.-uaying purchased of Messrs Mcdaniel Hurt
their entire stock Of Groceries and taken the
sfs formerly By them prepared to ofer to
patrons of Daniel Hurt Preston our former
The public generally large and well selected
Groceries Liquors, Staple Dry Goods &e which we
market Cash, prompt customers
M n usual time.
We will give particular attention to the COMMISSION
BIThESS will sell all kinds OF country produce and consgn-
nrnta generally viii render saes promptly and cash them
Aun dpsred will make liberal advances produce In hand
d ,yl receive FORWARD GOODS at the usual rates
deposited produce paeed in hand to meet
IRBY & SAUNDERS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-19
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tlIppMnIIl Il. lf.15.


Dn cfoPfoS-Deas Sir am glad 10 inform you the en-
lump fell my sife hfeast She was qni" SILK or
a afterwards. should hive WRITTEN immediately,
hut Thought would n few days. hoping abe would got
hetior she IL tprrt ing, aud am hopes viii ten he
well lon Of The black plaster left, aud
thu boN before You receive this Will
arnh II back immedaiol, doing nothing but AZ
piaHier mndo of bt tnrpcnthe and talow
hccftiheA,c lat lknow, and you eau
get Ii as my we'll aud several aihoiA
,ho ltnraaod IL The lea ~ fell laat undas, which
nnf weeks from commence using the black
plaaer. Noerat Ye' respectfully -.
mn - dSe9m HEDR IL w II d
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-19

ve aln ynre in calling the attertion of the Ladies'
t an inyoce Of most beautiful Cameo Jewely consisting OF
prscccts Ear Rings and Pins Also something very
handsome In the way Florentne Mosaic fins ana Lar
Rings -. I'll, a,,i al..
The above goods of the newest pattcfns-reh ana ee
rant. and we shall peased to show them
FOR THE GENTLEMEN.-Wc have received a gpoa
snnnly Of Wedding Rings Gold Fob Chains, Bosom buttons
sleeve buttons sc. hch We irYite attention - ,,,.
fs'eef' ~ SII,VERTHOiS \ & CLIFF,
..i.s dorlneriy II. Slverthorn)
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-19

ease phy yeiea Ifihnt not easY 70 h,RP p o, @
Giono which would heNe none al lpe
wnuld respectfully Hnbml 20
public decision. 1t has haen unfortunate i tn Pae
hboro thai almost every pnrgaise i''i',u % - ~ 49,, "o
nd he bowels 1hale NIL Many o pro
ura m much pripnp paln esnlson Ia Tho system he To
than balance The good to ee d,s i'm I'm I'm
1bpHo PMS produce 10 irritation OF pam "nl's :, ~, ~
vinuay kisnr ohslfnct ~ derangehe1in I'D" BOY"
vegetable harm enh hIlse from h'it
,e any quantity hut 1t Ia bette TIM y nealelne SHOULD %
h, TAX en indieipnaly Minute ditet ahh 'f ' so ~ ~,
svcral dsoaaes they applicable are given on ts
complaint which hive heeh hi'rdly eneh
uy Them monhon Liver Compliant IN all ha saions 'os
ii Jaundiee Indigestion ihnsonf am ln,as s " all' , @
III adhth Bl"us N'i ffNe'
ana Aqne lain in ha Side oIna or in truth al teae
the consequences al dsensed R' u "a the 9fer an
Hnnpofiant they Afford prompt hai sis = ll @ "a i
rHaa Ghoc pyaentnry 1lumofs serafl aud nehfty l.
with of the hnhy, IleeA anu I'M my " '
slnrt and every Nhof n rhBatFh u telne'
have also produced some sinknaf3 shff'n'9 IN
Ebenunsm ,on nfopks Gravel EfystelaA fapitatan Of
the Back Stomach hhd shh MY ha4'
ba taken In the spring oftlrs year 10 Phy o o
and prepare the ayaem for the ehhnK. ., It, an ~ nd
cnaana the stomach into healthy ACTON anu
restores The appetite Yigor They purity the blood ana
y their Aiunan the rrcnatory Hybrm feioF
of restore the WASTED or hHesh
norrinH Of he Hence occasional dose a
though serious dmanRemehl eAss nh
unnecessary dosing should be carried TOO mr. every
pnfgave the strength when taken 70 ok
thousand in which phyale legnfea can
70 here lni they snFReA themselves 70 u
reason every hady confidently haieNeh ms pm
viii better purpose Than anything "icn mas
een available 10 mankind When their virtues are onee
the public Will onPet doubt ~hat fehe'3 10 'a
when In need Of eaihartie Inedicihe. 49,,
being sugar wrapped they nre pleasant TO ,as' aa pa.B
purely vcRetabeno harm arise o Their use u any guam
prepared by DR. JAMES c AYE ,Praelica and Analytic
,beuist Lowell Mas Price per Box flye boxes
for @lfn Sold John II Seay LyneibhrEi aud ny All
Druggists ana Country Merchants throughout the State
Puicell, Ladd 4 Co. Richmond, General Agents
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-19
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sons who desire fui aud reliable Information re
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Them and all partcuarscan ito s% applying nj our
ce Ne J13 Broadway York By letter OF IN person or
n SINGERS GAZETTE This pnper is devoted entirely
to the Sewing Machine interest copies viii he supplied
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B-The unparalleled success Of our Sewtng dp hines
bp induced hlduet limitations Of iton tts sph
ineraus nfringements Of paens,t which W ~ 7lA
tea. Suits intrinecmeuis Of our patentS h. ~
6re1 decided in the L. : Circuit Gouf 81 NiA
york and New 1ofsy these suits the great bti}t II
toljaq dont H. f5rte BE- sn,d 10 The sRfaff NJ ~ t5
In ji3i1e pressure which is used in all Sewing N'sHs
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tl f3rover 4 baker sesiuR Maclne n aeet taeh IA
trI. troe distinct patenis owned lt W. l1se quits
aeapst them IN several # e L $ Courts, which VIII soon
he tfjal W6 llfa. the pnbif not - buy any IN.
fingine Mach ts m he compelled ny law ~ ttoP
nsinp them and IBs ..ud damages
- aral a. mia Y wanting male sales ui our i'm.
sewing machines To persons property 4naihrd nt
he business opportunity ff profitable and pleasant
employment is offered. "a
New and improved machines exchanged on liberal terms Tor
old machines of every kind. / NJ AlN'El. " -,
Principal ofiee, 323 Broadway New hofs'