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=, III Colonel Kingsmill, who was presented to
the Prince OF Wales at Niagara on the 18th ult
was one Of the officers who fou0bt nnd.r W.,
nngton at the battle of Busaco, In Portugal ffty-
one years ago, and when George Ill was on the
throne Of England. -.
III Several thousand Polish Jews recently
states, via Berlin and Hamburg The German
papers say that such an exodus Of the children of
lsarel has not been Witnessed since that out Of
Egypt "
u Hon. J. w. Edmonds, Of New York. has
on the ground that 1t would be too painful for him
70 pass sentence on the erring who might be
brought before him for punishment.
. IL Two prominent citizens of Baltimore-Hon.
samuel Owings Hoffman and DR.. Chaplin A.
narris-died In that city last week
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IL correspondent OF the Steele. Paris, the
government organ OF France writes from Tnni.
Algiers follows:
"Our college OF philosophers at home NAV and
probably do accomplish a great deal for the cause
Of science, but the Americans are the people n
turn these discoveries to practical accounts. MANY
OF the modern inventions In use here are AMER.
can, and one American Chemist, Or. J. C. Aver
OF Low ell, supplies much Of the medicine con.
sumed In this country. His Cherry Pector,I
Pills, SarsaParila, and Ague Cure Constitute the
staple remedies here, because they are easy Of ap-
Plicanon, sure In their results, and have the con-
noencs on tne people While the science of med
icine Is carried to higher perfection In our own
county (FTanee) than any other, 1t strikes q
Frene hman as a little singular that an American
physician should furnish the medical skill and
remedies for our principal province"
We ars happy TO inform our readers that theee
superior medicines which the Emperor,s prfnci-
Pal province Is obliged to get from America NAV
be had Of our druggists. a'
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APPOINTMENTS IN THE Posi- OFFICE DEPART
NESr.-Geo. w. Johnes, Of Ohio, has been pro-
inoted to third-class clerkship, at the pay of
81 600 per annum, In the Post Office Department,
In place of X. p. Campbell, formerly of Ten
nessee, who has removed to Texas
Wv Gurley, Of Louisiana, is promoted to the
second-class clerkship, at the pay Of 81, 400 per
annum, In place Of Johnes
Samuel King, Of the District of Columbia, ap-
pointed to the frst-class clerkship at the pay of
81, 200 per annum, I'm place Of Gurley.
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THR TEXAS EXcITEMENr-A letter dated the
nt inst, from Dallas TO the Palestine Advocate
says; Il think can say that peace and quiet have
oeen restored to our county. l could not think OF
telling you In one letter the troubles both seen
and unseen, we have passed through There have
In regard to our difficulties, but Indeed thew were
bad enough. The town IL rapidly rebuilding:
several fine and substantial houses are In conrse
OF erection; and should the progress of improve.
ment commune, think the town will be well
built up In twelve months -
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FROM THE wRs1

cleveland, O........... overcast, wind w
barometer al the Smithsonian at a. m, (cor-
rected for temperature 3O,113; at noon, 80 tsl
thermometer at 2 a. M, So; at noon, no
Maximum during 4s hours ending 3 a. m tn.
day, 81; minimum 52'
hfty-eigh t hundredths Of an inch.
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REAL Estate IN HARTFoRD.-One real estate
ofoker In Hartford has million dollars worth of
real estate In his hands for sale The Cou,ant
IL Is some years since tenements were 30 plenty.
and stood waiting 30 long, at this time. A
great many houses have recently been built by
respectable habitation at a respectable 6rice
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THE WEATHxR.-The following report of the
weather Tor the morning IL made from the Amer.
isan Consolidated Telegraph Line to the Smith
sonian Institution. The time Of observation In
about O'Clock
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DRoPosALs FOR INDIAN GOODS.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
OIek Indion fec, n, &c.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
Oees IBdian Affairs, Oet. Z, 1850
sEALlp PRoPosAis, endorsed Proposals for
:. q n .s H..
fourth dss Of "a shn s ths fo
lowing named articles: = =
I Glass MOL. -
MdekaHae BLaskus, ffoths, and Dry Goods
5000 pairs point white Mackinao b'ankets. 10
measure 90 by a ineies, aud weigh pousds
$50 pairs -. print vhife Msekinas 6!ankets, to
l $50 pairs point white Maofinsc 5ianksts. t.
measure ~ by 8>inchss, and weigh 81
800 pairs IL peInt White Maoklnao blankets. to
measure So by 50 inches, and weigh ~
- 5ou Psirs i-point whits Msckinsc BLANKETS. TO
measure 81 by 40 inches, and weigh 81
500 pslrs s point eosrlst MaokInae blank cts. to
measure so by - inches, and weigh pounds
soo pairs s5s point .eerlst alsekinae BLANKETS. to
$50 pairs ? point scsrIat Macfinsc b.anEsts, to
measure ~ by So inches, and weigh ~
2.O Pairs l-point scarlet Maekinac BLANKETS, to
measure 81 BY rs ihchss, and weigh 81
leo pairs So soint green Ma, kjnao blankets to
500 green M.cfinsc sSana 10
80 po1. indigo t aso M.afinsss Ss
kets to measure GO BY "a inches, aud weigh
$50 PAirs s-point indigo -blue MackInao blankets,
70 measure 60 BY y inches, and weigh !
$50 psirss]a point indigo blue Mackruac blau-
kets, to measure 81 by 66 inches, and weis h
pounds
100 pairs 3s -pniDt gsntinella. blue Msckinac
blankets, TO measure GA by 81 inches, and
weigh 10 pounds 100
500 pairs s. point gentinea-bue Mackinac ban
6ets, 70 measure 60 by y inches. and wsis b
400 pairs % point gsntinella- blue Maokinsc
blsnket', to measure 81 BY s. inches, and
weigh pounds
$50 pairs point gentinella blue Mackinsc blan-
ke's, to measure q by 90 inches, and weig n
IA pounds
200 pairs III point gsntinella- blue Mack rae
blankets. to measure Sc by 50 inches, and
weigh "a pounds
$50 pairs point gsntinella blue Macklnso blan
ksts, to measure 50 by &c lEches, al d welsh
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AUCTION, SALES

III "a
By CLEARY a GREEN. AuetIonter,.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FuRN
nc rrtkAr Aucrron On TIT RSDAy M1RN
psbI,e osIeetI t.h..t 70 geloek. We VA se. at
Nlnth street. ooe door shove Pa avenue ~, a., On
ceient assortment Of Pousehold And Kltoh IN -.
nuure, comprising N par = 49, ~
SeiS Staeo AIDS, BCreaps and wAshst, pds
sSyussssos W6drobes, Ton ayes ana Cham
pinlns end Other Isblek. W hstnots, 80
ga, cins Ard Crookery War.
asT Sosses sas sss,f I n..s sss s.oon'
Feather Beds, Ca pets, OllolofA. ana Mann.
Tern. can - o. .-srys ~ =. -
CO., n CLkARY 4 eRRRN, AuO,.
By THos BOWLING; Georre,ovp-
ENTE6k fgRNrTURE MT. AUCTION
Ssncs 81 p AVA vs yl.aeys reserve. 81 The
LIN sIS FIRST streets, his entire FURNITURE, cen
Mahossny sofss, sideboa-cs, Tables.
Sene .seat and Windsor tfhairs Rooksrs.
Syoers2 bsfea1l. Mardrooss,
CScee Msttng, Bedstesds ana Msttres.e. A..
N'n'oa COOK stove, ki'chen Furniture, &c
Inlme.iSsiy s,ter TIE above rsle NJ I'm. ,~.s .
esnoe 81 w ~ r Bowen. At No 4 "a Diam -,
ms entire HOUSE hold Efeots COM isf1 NJ ~
NsibIs. ~. yWTs.5. Mahogany son.
Do Cottage Set, Bsdstesds, a. l..lsii 81 owl.
Nsut.essss Msttinr. Cooking and other stoves,
h~nosinE 6iesses, 10 re - - ''
rar,ns .niture s new AID IN good order.
oe2-ea THns. BOWLING, AMT.
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EARSARp q BucKEy. aue.,.
By A. GREEN. Apetaonesr. =

DJ "A. UkEkN. A0ctloneer. d I : =
VHl.uABLE CORNER LOT AT THE NAVY
ootobe, 4.h shall sell. IN front u the pre lses A.
o,Soct m, Lot No u. in Square SIS. hsvirr
Eont on north ID street 81 feet n inches And on
Elevsnth street east - feet The sale vii he
xorthy at any one Wishing To pure hase propert, I'M
tnAt secto OF the CITY, As 10 vail be sold vitho0t
reserve. Title good. Terms cash -
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~DEMPSEY d O'TOOLE-
uS WEDDING AND VISITING
r,o-.. CARD ENGRAVERS.
WEDDING ENVELOPES.
326 Pa. Av., between sth and 10th sts
~ H-on WASHINGTON.
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FUTURE DAYS.
By BARNARD q BUCKLEY. Apotiore.r,

positive SALE ' Of vhIGAB,.E Burr.p.
NEsnHs.k EoI SboSsIfews; D. Con WE'D
PAL oeLocs We vii eel IN front Of the premises
1T, OF Lot o., fronting 2 feet on the north aide
and sale without reserve. " S'''so''
% Terms; One-third cash; the resIdce in g. n and
is months. oearlng interest. secured By deed Of
sead saRNARp 4 BUCKLEY. .,c.
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GRANT OF LANDS FOR RAILROAD PURposKs.-
The Commissioner Of the General Land Once,
Joseph Wilson, esq yesterday submitted to the
Secretary Of the Interior for approval IN abstract
or list embracing an area Of AZ 600 acres to
aid In the construction Of railroad from JAG kson.
vile Florida near the Atlantic side, to the waters
OF the Escumbia, as contemplated by the act of
Congress approved nth February, 1856, making
the grant to the State Of Florida. The lands In
cluded In this list for sections and parts of
tons sea place, within the six mile limits of the
road, and extend from the principal meridian a,
Tallahassee to the western part of the State
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COUNTRY MILK.
Families can be supplied with pure Milk On mod
crate terms by leaving their address at Box No 90
:. 81 Omco Oc 2-2avlms
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L. LOW PRICE
The place to buy all kinds of FURNITURE
CARPETS and HOUSE FURNISHiNGa -
GOODS cheap, Is where rents are low and W
expenses small. That place is ~
30 Est ..-r $50 Seventh az
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X ENFREW HATS, = )
JUST OPENED, rios ". Y oSWxnS'

cRs Our Apartment chats and
YOUTHS. Boys, sIi Misses sSS Ys,i,MSssn.
never vas SO varied as at present.
An early call ~ soiioitod
No trouble TO show goods.
b. HssT1NEMETZ, 23s p. NV
Neer corner 18th ct.
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WARRINGTON NEWS AND eos.Ir.


ARRIVAL OF BARON RRsFRKw Baron Rem
frew and suite on their arrival In this city, on
"wednesday afternoon, will be met at the depo,
oy Mr.. Buchanan, the Presidents nephew, and
escorted by him to the Presidents Carriages, in
which they will be conveyed to tue Executive
mansion The carriages will probably proceed
70 the White House by way Of Pennsylvania
avenue. No formal reception will be had either
at the depot or mansion, but the Baron will be
received and entertained by the President during
his sojourn here as would be the case with regard
to any other distinguished foreigner who came tc
pay his respects to the Chief Magistrate of the
Nation-The Baron, with portion Of his suite
will scjourn at the Executive Mansion, while
others of them will stop with the British Lega
ton.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-03-10
NO. H.

|. H.l.owaN's remedies have PoPuIarlzed
Ii IS true that the victims rt
ci;ea have been Invited through 'he press
10 give lhem trial butts equilIy true
i6ateverv trial has made new prose'ytes.
and thai every Wial has made hundred
more. They nave become the househo!d
medicines of nearly every family. IN
credible as such statement may seen,
and unparalleled as such a result undoub!'
adlv is. they are verified, we understand,
by the books of Professor Holloways
establishment in New York.
In our crowded cities. where. at Ger ain
seasons, he malaria eXhaled by an almost
vertical sun, is The prolIGcrsource of dead
lv epidemics in The new settlements OF
The West, where fevey and sgue, dysenle-
/ rv, and other diseases common 10 that re-
gion, PROSTATE lhe population OF whole
idislrlcis at once /; aud in the swamps and
bavrns of The South, the Pills have saved
, the lives of thousands, While in cases OF
scrofula and cuianeous disease, The Oihs-
ment is considered by all classes. and in
all sections, indispensable to a thorough
cure. These are facts. undenied end un-
tchaIlenged. ali who will be hardy enough
To onesrion the vaue OF remedies fortified
,by such credentials Boston "1rdrel'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-03-10
-fo,d raIlacies Broken, Down.

The Reqyltgss Progress d, Fufk-
.Popqtus UuH decipi," ,"3-7"Tbe people
love 10 be deceived" pigbl have been a
true rue saying 10 lbo days Of Horace, brl i
is moi II SO 50 in ibis. enlightened age The
proomplilude wilh, which the sick, in all
pa,,s of lie void, have abandoned the
cid palliative mode Of medical nep.aent,
for for, he a,t. .sxpalsmy system Of Professor
Holloway proves ina, the people can dis
tipgpish bsi~ten mere suppression and
radical cure, and that nelIber The Presilge
Of professional position. nor the senleh--
ticu, @ dogmsli,m Of The Jituallsls Of the
schools, eau blind them TO the wonderful
results Of an ew practice. which never
makes the mistake Of killing ibe patient
instead Of the disease. In the United
STATES, as 10 all oiher regions Of The earth,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-03-10

ing, undulaing crinoline, female lovhn' s.
bssking in the sunshine.
by the, Denver city correspondent oi
the 81. LOWS Republican | See that the
venera,ed Father Keller has arrived al
his destination and already began he oh
ieci of his great misson--ciVIlzng and
outstanding the Inhabitants Of that wild
country; and doubtless il Is much needed
The correspondent says Mr. Keller has
proven himself acceptable and draws good
houses. May the good old mans IAbor'
be covered with success. Hdi9s.
Il. E. L.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-03-10

anne 10 a, r.. tSsEt4y -
, The consumption Of Sugar during the
same period has increased from One Hun,
dred and jNinely-fve Millions Of podnds
o Eight Hundred and Eghty'fve Mil
Ions. lis price was lowest IN 1912, and
lor three years was below iour, cents pei
pound.
There is M article among the necessi-
lies of life that now enters so largely lnIloo
dOuesuc comfort alone excepting Bread,
'ofFs, as The article Of Sugar raml66es
llTough all the other elements OF our bod
" sqsienance and comfort. From 'iie
'ooTe reatHecessaries we are 'feadto one
Unnecessary 1--WE Iwih noticahoitsh ele.
@fni Of lie sbnt wiliname il @hatin ruth
'ls, CuasE.9 z! q s1vdi - 7A'i -
You have no doubt anticipated rs !: Eve
asaat4e fee use and eJuSe! Of .fr4eHt
UAgI &c BgUlO5I
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-03-10

When our ,yraniS sought 10 rob US, Of the
freedom of onr land,
And the soil oi New England, With our
breiIrens blood was stained
Well we know how TO the hahle, focked
New Enelaud's gallant sons
And how fast tGe British soldiers, fell be-
fore Iheir trusly guns. ...e
Away in fair NHgiala, by POlomac's lord
iy stream,
TO the ears orloyal brothers, swift their
cEy for vengeance came
And twas hard by ilarper's Ferry, at tha
crv notle band
or our brave Vrgiuian's gathered, TO dc
battle for the land.
And twas in the homey language, oflhe
hardy pioneer,
That "a bee line now FOR Boston" ruse q,
lhslr raIIying cheer
All ! their march was long and weary .bu
the goal was reached al tlenglh
Where The army Of our country, was mus
tered in lis strength.
When the Leader saw the iinSey, the Viz
eiuia soldiers wore,
Then lis spirit thrilled with glsdness ion
he kae10 that cloIh Of gore,
And lie left the ranks 10 meet them, -ant
some word OF welcome speak
And lie shook their hands, in greeting
while tears bedewed his cheek.
Twas thus for our common country, iha
Virginia hearts did yearn.
But, O! blolhers of New England, sa,
what is your return
When band of vile marauders, IN In
domains of our foe,
Have conspired plot 10 daIken, our home
with death and woe
And when hard by Harpers Ferry, the.
essayed the hellish deed. T'E
You forgot how ersI Virginia, sent yo
succor in your need;
For wien our would be murderers, 10
lawful dealh were doomed,
Tou cursed their destined Victims, an
for The traitors mourned.
O! beware how YOU would sever, III
bond that makes us one
For the despots over the water, would ie
joice 10 see il dune.
And Virginia hesrts-lhough beating wit
their olden truths to you,
And with fealty TO the Union--must I
themselves be true.
/ But all how in blood. of brothers, ou
right hands can We stain I!
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-03-10
tut INC NeS sSse'
WARRENsDuRdo5,, Mo. -''' - :
February 26lh, 1854.

Friend Zinle :-lfl were gatikse ID
"guess you 'fhihg,' az d, CORES Pontient
Fam rather Negligent ant" Hftemiss in my
data. "AHd without balidyidg words Tar.
ief,I'll hGnfbiy ~ackhewled (he corn"
% The great POLITICAL struggle Of 1860 is
beginning areadt'to sfo~" Symptoms Of a
fierce combat In Missouri, the political
cradle Is now bagihiiing TO rock. SSThe
"Opposiiiof ohaSs' called a convention 10
.CocI 80 IlsulJ7
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-03-10
For goId-so III explain q lee

gd, DIR, TheQPhilus PoPP, ple Peppyille, in
Popp county, iancying himself 10 be very
popular wish his tsdy.loye, "popped lie
question" TO bep under ihss ipap.tar nee.
when she refeued him 10 herpopp-y. VITO,
when asked for his conseni--isboring I'M
der the stimulus of ginger-poP, popped
him osi OF The door 10 The tune OF 'sPop
goes the weasd.p 5h % Isa. n1asI N
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-03-10
TytE &M.D &T74G8o

"NIa. do Won know why horses don't
wear bats ;"
"No. Johnny"
"Becsuse It would give them a hos Tile
appearance. .,,.t
did you say that my brother jim
ddn't know as much as smilh's yellow
dog p .g.....'
"No, | said Smiths yellow dog knew
more than your bu6ther jim" '"
"Ain't il wicked to rob dis chickens
roosr," said Williamsburg colored wor-
lhy to bis aid "Dars great moral
question, Jim we haint no lime TO argue
il now. Hand down anoder pullet." n
The following epitaph is copied from
stone in Corsely Churchyard England
E.sa. Once ruddy and plump,
Though now cold lump. ''', 7
r. z Lies honest John Ctunp.' '7.'
Who wished to his ncighbor no evil ~
| Although by DesIh's lhump,
Isou He's iaid cn his rUmp,s. :" 2.r''
ia.- Yet Op beshalf Jump
When le hears the last irUmp. h''
And trump o'srDeath aid the Devil:
!. . q. ...'
Some years ago Mr.. Kidwell wss
preaching to large audience IN a ~dd
cart of liIinoIs, aud snpounrell for his
lexl: In my falher's house are many
mansions, - He bad scarcely read The
words when an old coon Stood up snd
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-03-10
From the Richmond Whig.
GA BLE LINE FOR BOSTON ;"

(Scc late Speech IF M Botslsr, in Congress.
By DAUGHTER OF VIRGINIA. -
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-03-10

"Pstrick. said a pedestrian. .wbich
is the road 10 Burliagsonip ,sWho told
We me name said PAT. "wby. ] gues-
sed il ?" "i'hen, be jabers. guess the
road 10 BuflingsOn,r 7getoried ihe offended
HibeTnian. 8gfaaA is ,aR6b IaBat-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-03-10

I
was, "Chlldren obey your parents J"
The printers aderi, GG The Sanbufy
Gazette Office, waiting, TO Kiss his
sweetheart. addressed her as follows:
miss Lucy, can have lie pieaforeof
placing my imprint Upon your,biIf."'
A Pixies Peaker relieves hinselfin the
folio y ing melodions style s-ai sdi i-.a)i
I'm siuing on log. May. ~ .dinou
Away mp in lhe mines, asd, u
A looking out for Jumps Of gold,
.le And pockets all j finds - ~ -
I .Burlhe luppsl fad are precious. smal
And very few al lbal, res, -slo4
And feel That have been, Mary, 49,,
most orlmighly natt '
Mr. WIN Hood was-robbed near Cor.
,inllr, Ala, ON the 13Ibl instaGRlhe .Gm-
lnth paper sqys 9si ihe page. OF The high.
waymsn is unknown. bot there j. Rp
doubt that he was ''RGb6in' Hood" IN"
The following is very aprie6t and very
,o1 Tor, n .ISls'c4 - "a .Gott Tsl
s"I.Dcsl varies wi,h5fbe men aIIolbunto
For goId-so III explain ;iI<eW Is
Sowe find The ore in csessyf.'
While others seek 10 rein ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-03-10

mo. said Smiths yellow dog knew
more thau,your br6ther jim" ..f
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-03-10

did you say that my brother jim
didn't know as much as smiIh's yellow
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-03-10

q AsMreAfcberihss been sent 10 ihe Ohio
Peniieniiary for marrying three, wives
''lnsaliaie Archer could no. one suffice r,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-03-10
Feb. 27, 1860.

The common opiniontis;9 iha,iweshould
take good care OF cblIdfeu al, al seasons
OF The year, bpi il is well enough in, via
'er 10 iet llem SHde' X q .f,nta' "a = "
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-03-10

The following is very apcie6t and very
good TOO. " '''''''o 90 q" son ~
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-03-08
WHO INVENTED THE SEWING ~.
CHINE?
CnINE
- %
THE HOWE
SEWING MACHINE.
ESTABLISHED 1910, T, HONE -,
ORIGINAL INVENTOR 'R'
AND PATENTEE,

ESTABLISHED 1916. e. HOWE
ORIGINAL INVENTOR 'R,
AND PATENTEE.
These machines are strictly first c,,.. !,
for beauty and simplicity of constrpc,ioa' una
rabillty, and efficiency in working, ara w
c%qualled by any. They make a tight lo un.
stitch more nearly alike upon both s;da LOCK
the goods than that made by any Other re ~ OF
chine. ma
They are capable ofdoing a Create, v,.,
ofwork than any othe rlamiIy MACHINE ar mrS,ly
500 machine is warranted to do ns fin. mo
as the Wheeler g. Wilson, and as hoe WORK
the large Singer machine. "'a'y as
r.. ~ ,,G FAMILY N MAcHINEs-prjces seo
$40, $50, 80, and 100. H"es you,
The Howe Cylinder Machine f,.r
ther stitching, such as Bcols md - al Lea
Carriage Trimming, Harness w ynue work,
have always held u reputation far " ah &c"
other machine-a fact universally '"Jve any
No other Leather Machines usc au'nllied.
needle as the Howe Cylinder NJ y smalla
Prlce-$l35, and $3.50. 'nine'-
WHAT CONSTITUTES A GOODsEw1ro
MACHINE?
l. IL should be well mode, simple in 4,
structlon' and easily kept in order con-
= IL should mike 4 tight lock s,;,oh -,
on both sides ofthc material. allke
D. 1t should sew any and all material,
can be scwod. ''a's that
A. 1t should be able 10 use co,ton ,h,o,,
silk. o" 'n'eau or
D. 1t should be able 70 sew from co,r0. >.
nne. ana ron thick to thin, with rapidly and,
without changing the tension.
U 1t should be able TO make the tension
grea'cr or less, on both the under and miner
threads, and with uniformity. r
!. 1t should have a STRAIGHT needle. cupv-
ED jnes are liable to break.
). The needle should have perrendic,,,,
motion. This is absolutely necessary f.,
heavy work.
D. 1t should be able to bind with a binder.
hem with u hemmer; should stitch, fell. ,uu
and gather.
10. 1t should be always ready to work.
II. 1t should be capable of using the soms
size ofthread on both sides of the work, and
ofusing different colored thread or silk, above.
or below, to correspond with any two co!ore
of cloth to be united.
IL. 1t should be able TO make q LONG NJ
short stitch.
ID. 1t should sewing tightly at
'le first stitch. e'"
II. II should run easily and make but little
noise.
ID. ltshould have whcel.feed; none other
are in constant contact with the work.
16. 1t should not be liable to get out Of m.
der.
II. 1t should not be liable to break The
thread, nor skip stitches.
Is. 1t should not be liable to oil the oper,.
tors dress.
10. ltshould not form a ridge on the under
side, nor favel out, nor be wasteful ofthresd.
as is the case with al chain stitch machines.
20 1t should not be more trouble than its
worth"
GET THE BEST
The Howe Family and Leather Machines
nre warranted to give better satisfaction than
other machines in the market, or mon, v 70.
The best Sewing Machine Cotton, in tbe
city (Orrs X Macnaught's) at 50 cents Der
dozen. Howe's Machine Twist, excellent
article % cents per dozen.
CONE BROS, 53 College Street,
Jan. @oth' Nashville, Ten n.