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The Rain, Crops &c,

Considerable rain has fallen in this Dis
trict within the last week. In this immedi-
nte section the rains have been abundant,
but not sufficient to dannge the crops
We learn that in the entire upper portion
of the District, the rain on Thursday last
was very destructive of the crops and the
lands, completely exterminatng the former
on the low lands and doing the hill sides
much damage. The crops throughout the
District, with the exception of those places
injured by the freshet. are more than usual
ly promising.
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Congressional

WASHINGTON, May 24.-SEgATE.-The
bill for the relief of the Africans captured
in the steamer Willdre, was passed.
A vote was taken on Mr.. Davis Terrific.
rial Resolutions, aud the FIRST four were
adopted.
HOUSE OF REPRssENrATIvEs.-T Pa
ciic Telegraph and Civil Appropriation
Bills were passed The latter includes a
million of dollars for the expenses of the
Census Department.
WAsHlsaToS, May 25.--SESATE.--The
Territorial Resolution of Mr.. Davis were
all passed.
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N ew Books,
THE LIrg OP GES'L SAMUEL HousroS. THE ury
TER, WARRIOR, PArGlor, TEXAN HERO.
Tho only authentic memoir of him ever nuh.

THE LIFE Og GES'L SAMUEL HousroS, THE HUy
TER, WARRIOR, PArGlOr, TEXAN HERO.
Tho only authentic memoir Of him ever pub.
lishcd.
One volume, l2m0, cloth, IO2 pages, with
Illustrations Price 81 90. And upon recdipt
OF the price and Fl cents additional for Postage.
a copy OF the book, together with n handsome
present, worth from so cents To 800, will be
sent to any address in the United States.
"Lye Of Samuel HoWston q. e.. Erdns, Phila.
ddphia."
There is no campaign in modern military
history which for It's extent, although attended
with such disastrous results, although eycn.u.
ally ending in the liberty of the Republic lhan
that conducted by General Samuel Houston.
during the years 1886 81 in the defence of the
Americans then settled upon the frontiers O {
Mexico. In a brief period, with a small band
OF Heroes hastily raised on masse and IN.
armed and aocoutrcd the brilliant defence Of tho
Alamo, was made forever glorious by the bloody
massacre, perpetratcd by the HeGicans. This
unfortunate event which showed yaIu,hI, Iessons
and glorious illustrations of the vaor OF our
citizen soldiers, and OF the genius of ,he Great
Chiefand Hero, ought not to be forgotten or
hastily glanced over
IL IS believed that the campaign during the
Texan war has not received full Justice ia the
narratives which were married by serious errors
BY comparing these various versions, and by
consultation with those who played prominent
parts in this event Of history, IL Is believed
that this Biography OF the Texan Hero. which
is divested Of cumbrous details OF military tech.
nicaiiucs Is a. faithful and exact ~ IL IL practi.
cable Is render narrative OF this description
The sole desire OF the author has b, en- to do
full justice 70 American valo: aud patriotism,
aud 10 present truthful aud vivid pictures of
that memorable war, and OF the conduct Of the
Great Chief who springihg FROM the people, a
frontier warIio', without science. art OF expe
rieuco In InllI'ary aiiairs, was enabled through
the smiles OF Providence, by his stout heart,
his sagAcious intellect, and ardent patriotism,
TO repel, punish and nearly destroy some OF the
most merccuary soldiers that were ev-r sent
forth ID, any power on earth. Ought such
deeds be permitted 10 fade from the memoi les
7 OF patriotic people No t Is reproach 10
the present generation, that there is not more
/ spirit exercised by Que government 10 defen.
. ding the rights Of our citizens aud extending
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MEETING LAST NrGur.-The meeting,
last nigh', tor sending delegates To- tho
Rr'hm"ud Convention, WAS organized by
ealing Capt. j. II. Pearson to the Chair,
aud appointing w. X. Backman. Esq
Secretary. Resolutions were introduced
hy Col. Made Hampton, endorsing tn,
action Of the delegates who Withdrew.
and moving committee TO nominate
delegates. John Walies. E>q. stated thai
he had been before opposed to conven.
u"n>. but was for going into THIS, AMI
moved, as substitute TO the lasr, that the
same delegation that Represented the Dis
'rlct IN the State Convention of April. DO
re'app"'nted, with power TO fil vacancies.
The resolutions were unanimously adop.
ted. The meeting was addressed bv Col.
John ). Preston and +. GaiIlard. - South
CdrolinidR.
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EARLY CorToN.-A gentleman left at
our office, on Saturday, some Cotton
stalks. from the plantations OF Mr.. DIESEL
and Mr.. Coffee Brazera county, Texas.
which are certainly Indicative Of an early
and abundant crop. These stalks were
picked on the 7rh OF this month, and are
about two feet high. The young boIs
were then already formed --one Of these
stalks bearing ten. They we're grown on
Iand first opened to cultivation this sea.
son, aud are only an average ofrhe crop
IN that entire section.- Charleston Mer.
curry.
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From the Charleston Courier.
DIR, Ealing alias Elliott

WAsnrNGr"N, May 2l.-Dr. Ealing
alias Elliott, pretended aurlsI, but who
was proved to have been formerly Corn
Doctor, was arrested 10 this city on Sat.
urday. lie is charged with receiving
large sums Of mouey Tor pretended cures
ot deafness lie was bed to bail in 81
600, hut subsequently was committed,
and paid $500 in cash, and has since de.
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LEcTUkE THIS EvENING.-A Tempe france
Lecture will be delivered this evening at
the Court Honso commencing at o.
clock, by the Rev. a. l.. Slough. The
public generally are invited to attend.
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. d,,.;d,d o,,;-C,na,, c,,,,;, .,,,,;..
tine
'rh. Cb,;r,ro, oouoa Lao c,,;
han, ,o ,bo choir and oe,r,a H. c,,,o,,.;.,.
rasoIn,ior
r
District will orcrn, tb. ;nv;,,,inn 81 m.
citizens of Kershaw to meet them ut Fla,
Rock on Saturday the 9Th June next.
Mr. John WiIsiams moved to amend, by
adding "when invited by the Flat Rock
! Committee
MI "Ithrrspoon stated That he regarded
the invitation as sufficient, but if others
thought the resolution of tho meeting at
camden on the 2Sd, not sufficient invita-
u"h' TIC "ou'o accept the amendmcnt.-
i"e ''s''u'l'n WIN inc aihehumeh'' was
'"ea "ooP''u'
,"e '"''o"'hs resolution offered by Mr.
- d. "'sSey was adopted
Resoired, THAT the Committee be instruc.
into y m",',.y " W sob..r;o,,o" p'''"' ''"'seu
,. r.,I,,.i
.c 80
I t,ct for snbsrrin,;ops
| On motion OF Mr.. Williams il was re-
,i,I ,,3;,,., ,,s
r,d,,, j., I, a'e,;,.
proper form OF heading for the subscrip
:, o.,i,.I r.., H.. Cr.;.L. ,
,o ,.rpn;,., , .or,wi,,.. or ,hr.. - a..n...
=, nrnn.r Lo,5,r, ~. rnnir ..ri;a,,I,
onuoir,.d ,non ,,,, C.nn,;,,a.. A. n
! Massey nr ~ = c,,,,ho. u,1 ~,
i.ms, Esq.
! ON m.,iop os Nr y = ,u;.a, a..
/ '''''' '"o
/ "''''''s 'ooN " recess '"r one h"ur'
I"c meeting convened III the afternoon,
/ Col. Withcrspoun in the Chair. The Com.
/ mite. y, poiu,rd ,n nro,o.., ,.,n,;or C,r
,....,,i..'.';.,i..
''.' 'P'''" ''''" ''P"'''' ''' '""""-
, 'h-
! We rhs uni.rsicn.a nro,,is, 90 ,,y IN. ..
/ several sums pnHr>,i IA ,,nr ,..r:,.,;,,
I ualur, for tine uurpo,, # b,,iI3,ny , RrI
/ Road from ili,rast,r & a "a .,,,,. ,,,,i
! ON IN. r,h.r,,.,.,n y - p., ~, ,h,,
| SoU.L Curnlur R,I n
| Under TIL, caption ii was proposed that
/ there ac two Iinrs-uuc for sun.criutirrs
:, ,.,.o.,.r, ..,,,,,.,;..r ,,.;,I, a.. N.,l-
! =,
''">'' ~ WA" az" '"' ""''' '"' "'>'''P-
N,E- to the South Carolina Railroad nj
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ss9- A political communication from
Mr.. VIM Black, has been uuavoidably de-
layed unit next week
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Kershaw to secure the location Of the road
from Lancaster to that point. The reSo
lutions propose that the citizens of Kershaw
will subscribe Sl5O,OOG to aid in building
road trom Camden via Lancaster, 10 North
Carolina, and guarantee the right Of way
be given to said road through Kershaw
District free Of cost.
That they will send delegation to the
meeting in Sumter on the 4th of July next,
claim n seat in said meeting as a delegation
from kershaw District and use their efforts
to have the proposed road from Gourdin's
station to North Carolina, located via Nan
ming, Sumtcr, Camden and Lancaster.
That if the "Krr~haw delegation shall
fail in said effort, then that they propose
that the Charter shall contain clause, au-
thorizing the Books OF subscription to be
opened for the route from LaucaStrrvilIe to
Camden. and the location of the said road
to Camden or Bishopyille 10 the North
Eastern Rail Road, shall be determined by
the largest amount of money subscribed
for the respective routes, having reference
10 the length of the road to be built"
The last resolution proposes that II pub
l., mo..,;,,, h., L.,, -, p,., Dat o. =
I,,r 90 o;I ,ho .l;.,.
road, that public barbecue be given by
the people OF that vicinity, and General no
,i,. md ;,vi,,,;or H., ,x,and.s H.. ,,.
,b, ci,iz,rs of Iop,,.tor md E.r.,,..,,.
Districts
The 6,st or ue ,b,v, rro,os;.;,r. :.
understood 10 r,far :, g, ,o,,',.,,i,,, u;,h ,,o
South Curolip, R,,I,,ud -, C,r,Arr
Col Diyor R,rr,s ii p,t ,Li,,k ,bo, ,,;,
mr,t,nr had nm, ,l,in,r to 4, with -, oo,Id
tax. uny action urnu tbn COMMUNICATIONS.
and r.>olniions inst read
Mai. John H. WyIi. ,bouob, ,ro, Eli.
Flat Rock m,,riy,, :, rorr.r vi,, ,bo ,,,;
z,ps nr k.,.l,.,v
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From the Sumter Waterman.
The Bishopville Convention.

o,r animal i, ,I,.,
naa ,'r III p.G.I; 9, s1'e ~n
,,--o,,n ,no ,,h;,I, u,;n ;
,,rre ,y,,h ,r, ,,h;,h ,,. H.
Stat. T.nm,u,, nna or,La c,roa,..,,,;,
nf S,,,h.rn anI Was,a,a ~
.h.,.l.v f,,,,;,c, o,,r,a,, ,'I';.h
mn,n.,!rs s,n'Ira, ' a,';Io "so "".tm ,";I,
A,,y sn,.,lir, nny,rd j. ,ha;r U,,Lo.;nr
! .,,..r,,,h ,hn ,,os,a..,;,o ,;o sJ,.,,ar
new and Lr,,,p, ,I.rrol or ,r.,Ao ,o,r
;,,, ,h, ,r.....,,r., I,,,.,,.; ,,....' -, r..,
int, ,l,a c.,..;,,,,, Ian or Sa,,,l.
m.,r,uoI;s ,h;Io ,a,.,;,,, .,r,.,si;,,.
and stir,;rg with oni,n.,iya dsy.Ionmse,
The r.suerii,e r.y;ous ,hron,,L ,vI,,,I, :,
masses
RI, :, i No, o,,r ,r,,;,,o ,,,,
now :, I,,I - .n.n,l,,;.o ,,i,alr,;,,s
q, ,n Lr.x b;,,hIi onI,r,,l ,,;,,,,saI 's' a,'
er,.rnr;s. u,os,.,, - o,,sx.i,,o. anI 49,"
h.IIi,hsI n;,I, ,ha.,al,,o, r',,;,a nsi.;,,;,',
su,r.ss 7, g o,,s r,,l,or =, ,,,.,, !,
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in, from, ,Lo E,;I,,,l =, ,,.,,,;I.. .,l
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.h,ch ,.s ,ba L,s;,,o., - H.
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"'' We '''"o' "oPe " eN
! merely . yansr.I ,i.rca -, vho, yos .c.
compii,l,sd nv Tia, hodv I, mus, +.
| ~.
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| i.,t.
We left ia. cplerurisinr ard hosp;,,
hs I,ur,. or nisr'n.i,t, ,,,l, N = nYr
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,,r..ss ,uh .l ,h. ,.,,. ,,I,..,,.., :,
''ur n,u,lI. nL'',,. -, ,,,,>',.
,.,I ,,,.,I I,tI 49,,
lorm.J NV wh.i was,w .mI ma,,i -,
tn. Couy.u,,oul ard !, this IF 4wj,
se,r.ou ur.ras,ed will n.rG,r,n ;,s Int,
ia. Road wul H.. Ioc.,. ,I,r,n,h H,.L'
,u,Iil. and v,, Su,,,.r and rI,,,,i,,,
IA. sa,us Will T.. lu,l, and no ore wifi l..
uu,Iuiy ,t,,,u.J
Iue uuau,nirv and enthusiasm which
pr.,nul.l al ,h. C,nv.r,i,n VS. m,,L.I
IA character. Lancaster. oar no,y som.
wnal re,no,e sister D.,,ri,,. b,l soon W.,
trust, to become our lear aeiyhnur, wa,
,h.r. m her ,,r.n,,,n and muI,I hy rh.
sprrlt Of enterprise which char.cter,zes
her penp. l,r Voice MAS .mnL,I,r,,I,
| for , R.tI,,oaJ. and ,b. WA, r.nIv ,u ga.
operate Vigorously via those who ex,en.
ded To her the stiouoe,, hand. and v.ulI
.end her by the most d,r,c, ,ou,. /, ,ur
se..po,rd ,,y. Tb.,, ur. rron,,,,e, ~.
yru,ur. 10 believe. sim, saw ami ,rr,rc,,
ted Al the recent Convention. Ta. fact
WIS clearly demonstrated lh,. he roul.
through B.snop.lhr, SHUTTER aud Claren.
don, Mas not Only Gy tat ,lu most pin.n.
Is,ns, IN regarI to ac,rums business, rut
a d.slauce OF lArnjy SIX mI.y>. ur,,,, 10
tie c,ly OF CnAr,c,luu.
Gevrgrlowu Was lorci'ly represented,
aud wrlh lutenrse., c.caruo>, e,hlhleI
The grauty my tact that II Vas hrr nish
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camped, One of the witnesses against
him was his own agent. lie is evidently
an imposlsr and swiudler Of ,te first
stamp.
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Mr.. EDToR:
Please give notice that the Teachers
Institute will hold lis first meeting in the
Presbyterian Church, on Monday evening,
Sept. 8. An address on the subject Of
Public Instruction will be given, and the
public are respectfully invited. The ses-
sion will last until Friday, and addresses
on most of the evenings of the week may
be expected. During the day the Iusti-
tute will be held in the upper room Of the
Second Ward School House, and free 20
all friends Of education. Teachers, or
those preparing to teach, who enroll their
names as in attendance, on the first eve
ming or following morning, will be enter
tanned free Of expense. Prof ALLIES, who
is to have charge of the Institute, requests
all who can conveniently, to bring states
and pencils, memorandum books and pen,
ellis, together with the Fourth Reader
most in use in the county.
The undersigned would respectfully
suggest that District Boards may find it
profitable to look to this Institute for com
petent teachers for their schools, the en-
suing winter. 0. R. BACON.
WIN. T. ELDRIDGE.
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We cannot let this opportunity pass
without returning our warm acknowIedg
nents to the many friends whom me net
IN our travels, and for the many acts Of
;indness shown us. 1t would occupy a
Whole column to enumerate all these, but
We cannot forget LUKE, of the town Of
sowIey; DAMON, of the Mishicott House,
and CARMAN, of Mshicott; KEENAN,, MAR
IN HoGAS, REED aud HEwETT, Of Coopers
own; B. BTRDsALL and CHAs Johnson, of
JrBsos; JoHN and WILLIAM Robinson,
Mcmahon, FITZGERALD, EAroUGH, DooLAS,
MICHAEL FITzMAURICE and MIcH. KELsER,
IF Kossuth, and McCARrY and Nc Der
SERs, of Two Rivers. Our faithful com
oanion and interpreter, Mr.. ADoLPH TOOL,
If this village, proved worthy of the trust
opposed in him, and we can safely recon
mend him as young man of intelligence
and honesty.
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WIN. T. ELDRIDGE

WALKER HOUSE, Observation-Disclosures
in Milwaukee, last week, We put up at the
Walker House, which has recently been
overhaued throughout, and put in COM
plete order. 1t is already drawing large
custom, and will shortly do the heaviest
portion of the hotel business in that city,
For com fort and good living, it is pro-
nounced equal to the NerhaH, while the
prices are far below those of that aristo-
cratic institution. 1t is kept by Col.
BESrLy, known throughout the State as a
model landlord, and we recommend those
of our citizens visiting that city to put
themselves under his charge at the Walk
er House. Our word for it, they will
never regret it. It is really a home for
travellers.
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7 WIN AND COU N T RY.

CENSUS RETURNs-After three months
ard labor. we have finally succeeded in
,numerating the population, and taking
,ther statistics Of this Assembly District.
Although not yet fully recovered from the
ysarine.. Of the trip, having travelled over
light hundred miles within that time, with
5ur own feet, W. hope that next week we
hall be better acquainted with the " edi-
orisl chair" II the CHAIR will receive
IS with the same qualification which We
.ntsrtain towards it, two such good ma
ured fellows never met. We give be-
ow such brief returns Of our District as
Dur time will admit of at present. The
Towns Of
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BRING IN YOUR PRoDUCE.-ArIange-
nents are making, and will undoubtedly
10 cousummated, for cash market for
wheat and other grains in ManitOwoc, the
present season, provided the farmers Of
our county market enough to make it an
object for business men to invest in it. In
our opinion, wheat will command high
Or price between this time aud the close
IF navigation, than it will afterwards, and
he more that IS brought in now the more
competition there will be for its purchase,
and consequently the higher the price. At
my rate, we have no hope for a brisk mar
ket, unless it come, in large quantities.
lie. our farmers tkink of these sugges-
lions.
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Ey The party" at Mishicott

Eg The "party'' at Mishcott on
Wednesday evening was pleasant one.
1t was given by ALFRED SMITH, Esq , Of
that village, in honor of the completion of
his new FIourinE Mil, which IS already
turning on! an extra article Of -four
" Tangle Hal1' was comfortably filled by
invited guests from Manitowoc, Two Riv-
ers, and Mishicott, who enjoyed themselves
heartily until the small hours of morning.
The supper a. DANoN's Hotel was all that
could he wished for, and one Of those re-
past, which DAMON and his 8 folks" only
know how to getup.
The Mi,hicott people were on hand, as
usual, and left nothing unlone to forward
the comfort and enjoyment Of their visit
ors. For a real good time and plenty Of
fun, we know Of 10 other place to so on
such an occasion than to Mishicott,
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FREIGus.-Tho prices paid in Milwau-
kee and Chicago to vessels for carrying
freigh. to Buffalo are very high. The
Manitowoc schooners FL Tcmpo AID Ger
trade are now on their way down with
wheat, having contracted at tie rate of
12a13c per bushel. Tie 10. Villas IS now
loading at Milwaukee with wheat, and is
probably getting higher price. The
large quantities Of grain coming to mar~
ket, and the scarcity Of vessels, are the
causes for this rise in freights. 1t is in
dicatiye of coming" good times"
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NOTICE is hereby given that the Duplicate
~ Receipt received by me, dated November
10th, 1851, No 10 069, for the purchase of he
Fast halt Of Southeast quarter OF Section 3,
Town 20, Range -, received -by me from the
Land Office at henashs, Wisconsin, has been
lost, and allberal reward viii be paid to the per-
son producing the same TO me. tr to WV. NJ
NICHOLS, Esq, at Man;towoc Wis, aud notice
is further given that | intend TO apply to the
General Land Ofice OF the United States 10
have the purchs.e money Of FAD premises re-
funded MICHAEL JOYCE.
Aanitowoc, Aug, 30, 1860. 8-sr
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EOur thanks are due to Councillor
O'BRIES, Of Milwaukee, for his courtesy
and kindness to US on recent visit to
that city. The Councillor accompanied
US on a ride on the horse railroad visited
with us the celebrated Hospital Of the
Sisters OF Charity-a model institution Of
Tire kind, free for rich and poor, Protss-
taut and Cathoic-and exhibited other
acts Of kindness which are duly apprecia
tod. When We catch him in Manitowoc
We will put him through, aud exhibit him
the fne sights of our village.
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TURNER'S ANNlvERsARY.-The Two
Rivers and Manitowoc Turner's had a
gay" time Oh Saturday last. Headed
by the Bohemian Brass Band, they para
ded our streets, presenting very fine ap-
pearance. A grand ball in the evening,
which pass-d off very pleasantly, termina-
ted the affair.
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For PIKE's PEAK-A party, consisting
of WM. SHERWOOD, Jos. L. EDWARDS, WM.
HILL and c. BRANHIGAN, started from this
place for Pixies Peak on Friday last
They were well equipped and prepared for
the long journey before them, and We
wish them abundant success. We UNDER
stand that Judge GoRsLISE joined the par
ty st Sheboygan.
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BooT AND SHOE MAKISG.-We refer
our readers to the advertisement Of CHAs
DUBBERr, who has recently opened a Boot
and Shoe shop next door to the Pilot of
fee. He has a large and excellent stock
of leather on hand, and he turns out the
best kind of work. Give him trial.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-08-31
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Prices No. 1, $25; No. 2,
$50; No. 3, $35. lLanutac-
turing Nrch5nes, $35 to $40.
Family Seooing Machines-
Manufactured and sold at wholesale and retail
at pricet within the reach of oYery family, and
adapted to all kinds Of coarse and fine work
Agencies wanted in all counties throughout the
Northwestern States, by
CHICAGO SEWING MACHINE co.
Family ,SeWtng Machines-
Which have the highest testimonials and cer~
titicates IN their favor from families and tina pub
lie press. They will run backward or forward,
making smooth and elastic stitch on all KINDS
| of fabric, By
CHICAGO SEWING MACHINE co.
Family .SeWing Machines-
Our machines run with rpbber friction uheel.
doing away with the stretching and annoyanes
OF belt OF banda desideratnm which has long
oeen sou5ht for. Our eachinesahave a straight
he edie ana gnard to prevent breaking, thus
requiring lot more than lie edle in six months
common use. Made by
CHICAGO SEWING MACHINE co.
Fanily Sewing Nachinss-
So simple in their construction that n child NJ
twelve years can work them with ease. We
warrant the seem secure though every third
stitch be cut; theysnake SO stitches per If CHI
stronger and haudsomcr than any sewing done
by hand. Sold by
CHICAGO SEWING MACHINE co.
Family Sewing Machines-
That will Hem, Stitch, Fell, Gather, Embroi
der and make Two different stitches on the same
machine embodying all the improvements Of
the age at prices varying from 25S to 500
each, made and sold by
CHICAGO SEWING MACHINE co
Famiiy Sea0ing Kachines.-
Our machines arv used throughout the conn.
try, giving satisfaction to all who use them and
are, undoubtedly, the most econc rnical hes,
made and cheapest in use 4 person thorough
ly acquainted with the operation and construc-
ton OF all kinds OF sewing machines will always
be IN attencendance, and ready to serve all who
may wish for information in regard to our ma
chimes, at
CHICAGO SEWING MACHINE CO.
Family Soaring Machines-
We will furnish circulars with full and emil
cit directions tor using, also explaining their
mechanical construction and giving the most
Satisfactory evidence OF their superiority in ma
PATENT UNIVERSAL HEM
MER -!
We have the Universal Hemmers adsntod "a
all kinds Of Machines. Price Five Dollars thew
will be sent by mail TO any one on accent Of the
above.
Notice TO Agents!- We o6er lib
eTdI d'sconnf to parties wishing an Aqency or
right Of sale OF eur Machines With a small in
vestment OF capital t. profitable business can be
readily established. All sales to agents, with
discount, must be invariably for ca,h
N.B.-0ur machines all stand On n table and
are worked by treadle.
.5S On remittance of 25 dollars We y II send
to machine, per return OF exprcsr Address
@. A. COOK,
Agent .SeVing Machine Co.
Office IA Lake street, up stairs, C..cas,