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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-25
our REPRESENTATIVES,,
JOHN II. ANDERS
A Handsome TcAtIn,Onip

The following extract, from the "Sanct
Thomn Tiiendc," instances handsome COM
pliment lately paid to a son OF the Old Domin-
ion, now United States Consul at ST. Thomas {:
a very interesting reunion OF American merchants
and ship masters, and few other friends, met yes
tcray Tuesday, the 5th) ut the residence Of i. T.
Wariny, ESQ United States Consul ut this place to
commemorate the anniversary Of that day which
every true American heart rcrcrcs that uno!ds
II bright page in the history of his beloved country
Mr. Wnrins received his guests with that courtesy
and warmth orwhch he Is We'll known W those wi"
have previously experienced them On contrc table
(which stool in the room there were placed threo
silver Vases very tasty decorated, and snrnountcd
by small American hays, made OF silk. During
neat hltlc speech delivered by Mr. Geo. A. Philips,
he drew the attention of tho company to tho rascs
and stated that his c0untrymcn, shp-masters and
icllow.ncrca!ItS Residents OF tie place, had tlGt
day presented them 10 their worthy host, and in
doing trusted that their value in pecunlary sense
would be entirely overlooked and their worth found
in the sincerity, friendship anl high regard IN which
Mr. Waring wins held BY those who hud lro;terod
tEcm Mr. Philips took Dcc4son to refer TO the many
sereces, both private and official, which Americans
coming to this island, whether on business Or other
wise, had nvariabc experienced At the hands oil the
gentleman he was then addressing Mr.. Warns,
with evident emotion and the very deepest iccing,
expressed his thanks for the vases; and III the Ennd-
soonest and most appropriate terms, sad Inn: their
value to him il the precise sense IN which thsy
had been offered. ia answer 10 The toast drunk 10
the straDgcrs present, Cen Soto, Of South American
celebrity took OCCASION in his national idion, 10 re-
ply, which WAS full Of the most kindly expressions.
0ihcr ,oasts were drunk, bu; they were more Of
private n.,urc We pass them over in silence On the
vases ioumd inscribed the following carl
PRESENTED TO
T.. Z. WAXING, ESQ,
United States Consul ~ this place,
L., ff.y. n fDy,I N
in hjt orieate anil gyfctai capucity,
Ry the resident
American Merchants and Shpmas;crs now in this
port OF st. Thomas, this sth day Of
JANUARY, 1861,
Ei"y til: 4nnir>rsary of The EaHlc Of
New Orleans.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-25

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
1l .ys:l for the liberal encouragement EXTENDED 70
:5y acr southern friends, We have spared no
ar our facilities to meet the Increased demand
q. ,-rnG, manufactures. In our
|CAE <EIls.I:L EN 7,
L. . =,. cy,.nsve Improvements, by the addition 10
.V,;,l f0uNpl:Y Of building 65 by 10 feet, and
l.. ir.:a'.:ou o! the most modern and improved ma
-l.r,. ,,,
". E-y are .ored by seli-centeslns horizcnta! Ma
1- 4nd ,-e drawn the Axle by powerful hydrauhe
E =, ulI,.rd with indicator, by which the orce ap
l. - IL NaerIi, !, accurately measured.
;- caa:iaGc to manufacture, from beet CliARCQAL
GkIii: -
s lion; Railroad Chairs; Railroad and Ship Spikes
E:-,,i Wi-e,s; Truck Bolts and Fish Bars; Car and
a,, Axe: Bridge. and other long Bots Iron Trucks;
;noa md Pr2ece. AL kinds; Iron aud Brass Castings
-nu..;rr, Stationary und Portable Engines; saw ana
~ Nil, Sugar Mills and Engines.
I-r,N i H
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LOUIS NAPOLEON on AMERICAN ArFAIHs.- -
The Paris correspondent OF the National Intel
ligencer, speaking Of the French Empcror's re.
ccption of the foreign diplomatic corps, on New
Years day, relates the following;
When the collective reception Of the diplo
matte body was over, the Emperor passed
slowly along the line of Ambassadors and Min
listers, speaking few words to each IN person,
After 4 moments conversation with the t'er.
sian Ambassador, who stood at the right "l the
Minister Of the United States, The Emperor APP
preached Mr. Faulkner, and cordially shook llis
hand. The usual words Of greeting were then
exchanged, after which the Emperor asked, IN
Enslsh:
"What is the latest intelligence you have re-
cciycd from the United States? Not so alarm.
ing, trust, as the papers represent 1t :
Like most nations, Sire, replied Mr.. faulk-
ner, I'VE have our troubles, which have lost
none of their coloring, as described in the Eu
ropcan press.
The Emperor. hopc IL is not true A"t
anv nt The States hare separated fOm The gen.
crat Con)e3eratiOn
Mr. Faulkner. States still form one
common government as heretofore lherc Is
excitement in portions Of the coniedcracy, and
there are indications Of extreme measures be.
Ing adopted by one or two Of the States. But
we are familiar with the ex' Elements, rs we are
with the vigor, which belong to the institutions
Of free people. We have already more thar!
once passed through connections which would
have shattered into fragments any other gov
ern,nent on earth, and this fact jnstities the in
ference that the strength of the Union will now
The Emperor " sincerely hope IL may be
,xn r.,,r you MAY LONG CONTINUE AN rHI-
TED AND PROSPEROUS PEOPLE.
Nr Faulkner then asked permission of the
E,Hnrrpr ",": to present to him Mr. j. G. Clarke,
act,rr % Sec, eIary of Legation, and Mr.. j. I.
i, Rawd Faulkner, acting Assistant Secretary, to
whom who his Majesty made few v, kind remarks
and then passed on 10 the Minister of Den,
mark
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pnyiTESrsARY oFViRGINlA.

tASCFACTCRED a this :nSiitu.ion and soIu there and
sr Agents store NO. %, Pearl street, the following
3r,t-., :; a;reduced prices, to-Tit;
Bots ShSes anl Brogues
Vc'a-u. Children snd Servants shves
Wagon and Ca.: Harness u cre.y description
Na:a!n- Bands, Leather Hoac
WasOay, Carts,
tr4s, md WheeDarr0ws
".f.yotrs, Safes, &C.
E;iPed AID Plaid Cottuns
s.::ry, sal L!aseys for plantation hands
af.:Y csde Clothing for Servants
L.' 0. e shove articles On hand and for sale, or Will
s de ., rsared, other job work done to order, On
oT ao!lce for cash. 70 pnnctra customers only, on
hi- tine
oa.'s Foa h- country, with satisfactory references
;'n;nr'y attended 20. Address Il. n. NIMMo,
!1y SIT Agent and Storekceper Va. Penitenuary.
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From North Carolina.

RALEIGH, Jan. 23-The Convention bill
was under discussion to-day; some difference
exists as to fixing the day. A resolution was
offered proposing to send commissioners to
Washington, in accordance with the plan Of
Virginia. It was made the special order for
tomorrow. The passage Of the Convention
! bill is still doubtful.
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pArrlo7lc. "A prominent citizen Of Spot
syIvania, A. N. Bernard, ESQ., has nau? ' 90. No.
nation Of 500 towards arming and c1n'pplng
the fredericksburg Battalion. This is the way
to act there is no time and no use ior great
talking. Let us get ready for the worst C even H
whilst We are all hoping for tue best rorc'
warned is forearned.
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An officer of Fort Sumter, on SATURDAY
called at our counting room and subserioeo 10.
the Charleston Mercury, to be mailed 10 nlni ~ ~
Fort Sumter, for the nert three 'n0nI"S'-
r 1Chnylest0n Mercury.
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:,NILlP RAIN.
= NACHINE YORK 5

EICHNOSD, ~.
SAyUgACTCIES Steam Engines Of every description
ana ,,ze Circular Saw Mills, NH Gearing, Mining
; q! every description Castings in Iron and Brass
-. -, ,c,i... Feb S-Sly
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SHOCkOE MILL

III ~ aos prepared 20 supply any demand for
h rlASrhE, FRESH GROUND, for the Fall crops.
Ns o.s Of Lump Is large; selected from the pureS
Esa,. Nora ScaaJ Quarr,es, with special reference TO
ri,nacss IL SrLPu!TE oY LIag.
TS for h- heavily Increased patronage, the repu.
,on a a.; bra! s'a be fully sustained for rCKrI anu
h,.s,g irL L;;a;z,-,x. JOHN H. CLAIBORNE,
-; -. Office No. IL Pearl street
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From Florida.
PENSACOLA, Jan. 25.-Two Columbiads have
been mounted at Fort Barrancas. The steam.
ship Lone STAR" in passing, saluted Forts
"Pckens" and "McRae," which arc being in
vested by allied troops
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.o,.c5.S q. CREGORH

poEGLAS g. GREGORY r,,o
,,yn TiIp COURTS OF HANOVER AND hiNd
y nOcGI.AS a!.o attends the Courts el hiHs ANU
;T,ifLiS, Ayls:.'s, King William.
'S.Dn"T S~S To- ma Church. Hanover. Prb lG-cly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-25

Population Of the South.
We suhjoin the details Of the census Of 1860
for all the Southern States, except Delaware
and Maryland:
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:, . ruECE ATT0RSEY AT LAW,
80, y" il, the Courts oil Butetourt and adjoining
f;--'''s 80 ''
.:i-s. p.,.,,,-, cor,,v Y,
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Ritbmnl0 enquirer

-~>-%Sc-.sc---c.e~>ccc --.~-~---------c~>~~~
BY TYLER, WISE & ALLEGRE.
FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY25, 1901.
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4. nlSGdLL.

q q J. MAGlLL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
,rfl r,h Robert Tyler, Esq., No. l+4 South sixth
90" DHILADELPH
w ,eai 20 the collection Of claims and all other bus
w., -: =, hi. rsr. Jan 3I-cu
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wM. R. rUl
ss.sr JOHNSON.
JOHNSON & PgGH;

" JOHNSON & PUGH.
MElSCdAN IS,
,,sJS, sriLpiSG SuocEoE wAEEHorSE,)
RICHMOND, VA.
M lie sale o: Tobacco, Wheat, Corn, and country pro
l;- .-arriiy return their sincere thanks 10 thei.
w %: the very b.ra patronage heretofore eXteniea
C~ I'D ask 4 continuance and Increase OF the same
sr y.,r promising their undivided personal stteu
. ~ cSEs!:au..n,s committed to them.
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ENCE s. M.Akll

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
,,r;crS IN The Courts Of the city Of Richmond, aad
''',r,,-s of Henrico Hanover and Caroline.
y ~, T.:a:y publr AMI Couinssioker Of the United
..-.,Io bctvern Sir. Chassain White and him
I olytd, his v:.ee is new OH lith street, Just
|. 80 ,ii.ns Hal.
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- ,riTu JOHN 4. ClllLTUS
;EiTlI i Chill n,
,,rrrlco. rAuQuIER COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
h. .;>;'FiCF::REKS OF HEAVY WOOL
- ~ n: l,NSTYS. for negro ~ornen- March S-cly
S,.,saA.E c. N. BARHSDALK,
" In. Charlotte. Of Richmond.
! Il. ;iAnSsDALE late OF Farnvllle.
ntgES1iEE s. BkOTHEasS,
1gEi>SIoN MERCHANTS, RICHMOND, VA.
Uy.Ics xg.x SnocKog W4asHoCSE.
,a.t,L. ,pvANCi:3 made on Consignments In hand
''7''' - Jan. @cts
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T1e Richmond Enquirer 9ID xE..,r
;oy, nA.lx' px. wise Use X ALhEcRE'
rrfMS: ,,,,,,

Tkh%r. Tki,;rsr. per snuum, and at the
h: s.
wssSLH. Nsn or they will be at the
'. '':s y; '; ,L, writers. ,x Jsg pAi:f sNeSh'sH.
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2s.E! is.Lia, H. D AheaA'"
FDEDEGER IRON WORKS,
pIcri,IoND- VIRGINIA.

JOHN y. TASSKf
I, q anrn RR
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HOUSE; OF DELEGATES.

Speaker CRrTcmF,ELD called the House to
order at l2 NJ.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr. Willis, of the Bap-
tist Church.
4 message was received from the Senate,
communicating the passage Of sundry bills
(Scc Senate proceedings Of the 22nd)
, 1861-04-03
One Thousand a Eear.

-
".W11 It do to marry on $1,000 a year.n
writes young lady, who adds that she ia
moderate in her wishes, but desires to pre-.
serve a respectable and geuteel appearance u
she wants to know, also, If such q resuIt can
bs be best accomplished by boarding Or keeping
Why . young lady should. apply to us for
sage advice and wisdom Of this Find is a mys- vs.
tery; still, if she wants free and unbtassed
opinion. she is welcome to it. Marry on q
Thousand year BY all means; and, if properly
managed, 1t viii not only preserve respecta-
ole appearance, but leave something as nu-
cleus for future operations besides, Keep
house, also, If You desire the comfort and
pleasures Of home, Never mind being cooped
up, or subjected to unnecessary expenses. in
order to be near friends. It is wife's duty to
make her home the centre of attraction to her
husband, and not depend On others to make it
80 10 her. Her own satisfaction and reward
In It will come all In good time.
We arc almost afraid to suggest, In this re-
lined age, SO vulgar and oastre a proceeding.
but BILL, If young LADY has natural go6i
sense7 courage, tact and industry, she would
1aellitste her plans greatly By ignoring *help5
untl domeet1e ald becomes necessity. At
ieass one-th1rd OF the current expenses would
be saved, and sufficient sum monthly to
a handsonely clothe woman of taste and
" moderate wishes. To live we'll and ea.
pecia1ly to save, on small means, requires sim
ply method IN expenditure, and knowing how
and Where to economize, Some people i've in
Wretehed tenement houses. and think theV
cannot afford q nice article Of furniture or de.
cent garment, who waste as much az these
would cost in hiring lazy help, in drinking, in
Wasteful living, and IN caroasing with peopIe
as idle and ehiftless as themselves. Dtherg
board, because they cannot support an estab
lishneut equal to some Of the least honest and
most extraVagant Of their friends, and eu1far
the consequences in the loss of ali home pleas.
ures, and constant desire to fill the void With
exciting and expensive amusements,
Those may marry Oh Thousand wear who
don't care fig for Mrs. Grundy; who are self.
reliant and independent; who are not afraid Of
meeting little difficulty and fighting it alone:
who are eourageous]y determined to do the
best they know how under the circumstances.
and do not accept the duties aud responsible,
ties Of such position only for the purpose of
attaching claim for free board and millinerv
bills to some unfortunate individual! for the re-
mainder Of their natural lives. Does tsYoung
Lady" feel like taking her share In the battle
Of life, and performing it cheerfally and wells
If she does, then the recipient Of e thousand a
year is very fortunate man, and the sooner
they marry the better; but il she is weak in
the knees and weak in the back, and especially
weak at heart aud weak in her head. She had
better wait until some one comes along whois
willing and able to support, as wife such =
mass Of imbecility. What will "Youug Lsdy''
dor -"5
, 1861-04-03
TenexnAnf Hauzan

The late Abbot Lawrence, OF Boston, Masa.,
LETT s5o, GOO to be appropriated to the erection
or model lodging houses so that the poor
might have convenient and comfortable
home at moderate rent, and to show capital
lists that they can get a fnir interest for their
money by building such structures. His ex-
ecntors. after much delfberation, have adopted
the following plan: Each building viii be
nearly rectangular, Il feet Widely 63 7eet long.
stories high, with French roof, bnilt Of brick
with fraestone dressings The building will
be so located On the lot a. to admit of drive.
Ways upon al1 sides, thereby giving an abun-
dance otlight and sir in all the fene1uents.
Theirs will be tenements upon each Of the i've
fPors, arranged with four rooms for each tene-
ment With closets. such as water closet, store
closet, coal and rood closet, and clothes press
e.. Each tenement is entirely separated from
the other tenements BY brick partition walls.
The entrance ball OF street passage Is in the
centre longttudinally and runs quite through
The building, with rotunda in the centre, 1e
feet L. diameter, in which are placed upon
either side of ths hall passage flight of cast
iron stairs. The hall passage, a. well a. the
walls Of the Eotunda, are built Of brick, and
the doora are built with brick throughout, rem
dering the entrances from bottom to top near.
" f1re-prooE In the basement will be a.
ranged store cellar for each tenement, and
public bath room. Ali the rooms will be am
ply lighted and ventilated.
, 1861-04-03

Dr, Williamson, q very wealthy planter Of
AssumtfoIl, La, was murdered on the I6th
inst, by Henry and Frank, two brothers of hjs
wife whom he had adopted, having no chill
dren Of his OVID. They had quarrsled with
him in the morning. The New Orleans Bee
says: '>ss
In the evening, Dr.. ". went out to visit a
patient, taking with him bis little negro bow.
Tn returning, just as the boy was raising TIA
bar to let the carriage in, two men rushed for
ward. While one seized the bride of the
horse, the other asked 1t it was Dr.. Williamson
who was in the carriage On receiying a renJV
in the affirmative, he discharged SIX barrels If
2 areEolver at the doctor, who fell bathed in
blood. The little negro fed, and when t tie :a
noise Of the firing attracted the attention Of
the household, Dr.. Williamson was fonnd
stretched on the earth in the agonies Of death.
having received four balls in different parfs of
bis body. Suspicion falls on the brothers
Henry and Frank, especially as the former
when accused OF the deed, replied in bis con,
fusion: sit Was not that fred at him Il
was my brother" Both have been arrested
Public excitement is at the highest pitch. and
special constables hive been appointed to
guard the prison, and prevent tie accused
from suffering the rude and summary jqstlce
Of judge 1VuCn. 'A~~
, 1861-04-03

1874 BUFFALO AND
19OIs LAKE HURoN RAILWAY-seorte~t
and best iute to Buffalo and other Esstern ctt1e1
ait ttAn leaving C5le4sp At "a r K, Detroit Ut
- Arrives At Buffalo Ut TO r H. New TorF hi
E:Ns1 ENs Y, Rosson 1t g; connecting With Nav Yofk
Ts1ua1 = Buffalo and New York T. Erta tratnb xoiuF
ea1o9 RePok 3 s. CARTKE Gan1 Mans TrE.
a. FELL, TEaf6c supt, Buffalo, Eoh2T6ffy
, 1861-04-03

l. few years since, as MI. :Gallaudet Yas
walking IN the streets OF Hartford, there ca1nh
running up to him q poor boy Of very ordinary
appearance, but. Nhosa fine, intelligent eyh
hred the attention Of the gentleman, as the
asir' can yon tell ME IL man Who would
Ike boy to work for him, and learn him to
"a - whose Y hoy sre yea,: snd whers DO goq
~ :bsve no p4rentsss, westherep,y, sand
hare Just run away from the ,work. house be.
CAUSE they would not teach me to read.n
:: The gentleman made adTan2emantHw3 with tho
authorities Of the town, md took the boy. into
Nor Was this Ill. he soon acquired the conf!
denee Of his new assocfates by: faithfdlnesa
and honesty. He was allowed the use OF his
friends library, s1m made rapid, progress ing
the acquisition. of knowledge. It became
necessary after q while that George should.
1eaye Nj. Galaudet, and Ihe. became RppTenj
ttced TO cahinetrmaker in the ne1ghborhood-;
There the eame integrity won for him tbs ia.
yor Of his new associates. To crafty bis In
.clinatiuu for study, his nastet bad a room fur
1iBhed for:htm la the upper story Of biz shop,|
where he devoted hie leisure time to hfa favor!
tie pursuits. Here he made laIgn a&tsinmentss
in mathematics, In tho Fxench: ngnage,f and;
other branches. After being In thus sftuationE
. few years, sitting at tea with tho family enc
evening" be AlIat once Iem&tkea1. That f1a N&nt-
ed4osKUfU Ft4uce. ~E:tn!.4 - :4rss-s ..t L
!! ttt44n To Franceln T. said hls maste<. surpnaed
that tho apparsntiy contepted and happy YonthI
should thus suddenly beeQms Illssa att1fte With
hs eItuattqnd1 1st fnr Whit = ss>'!'s "'4
&" Ask III. 0allaudst to tsa tomorrow
, 1861-04-03

New Now, ,AMosa TIE TFAsH1oN1nIEs.
What Do yon think Of 3 bit Of good sense
becoming fashtonables You know there has
been terzio1e wet blanket over the briliancy
Of dinners and small parties. in the necessjty
Of inviting lawful spouees and large families
a1aoays together. All such people When they
"go out" would so much rather see strangers
than each otherl Well, 1t ID now fashlona-
pc usage to ask any one Of family, without
the rest-cven q wife without her husband
and It is therefore to be understood, that no
one mas q right to take offence at being unin-
vtted-Honae Journal
, 1861-04-03
.Tor California.
p o n = E XP"R ES 81!
u" TE.T D.RYS
TO SAN FRANCISCO.

LETTERS yin be received at the oftce ofthe >
United States Express COMPANY,
CORNER OF cLARK AND LAKE STREETS,
usaL Lake and 70 Clark asreeto !
which VIII be forwarded to connect with the Pouv
h1pfeea leaFang st. Joseph Missouri, every
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, AT II r N.
- ,: TEl.EGRA3IS ::
sent e Ee5t kesrney en to mornings Of Monday and
W. Efa 1an Pony leaving St Joseph
:! . ;. - =. -. -. EXPRESS CHARGES;
Lettery Weighing orer1 az
Tue h5K oanes letters will b reduced TO oue doiisr
= q n gu casea to BE- enclosed IN Government
sssmasa envelopes, and all Express charges Rrepaid
= - et3x H D. t0LVfN. agent,
, 1861-04-03
UruS8kB.
ITO IN Y EN- T Or S.

GffRl4lH1tN S*~@as3NI3
Patent Attornoys and Solicitors,
nrEn can bo .conaulted NITHDtIr CHARGE. Eg9n
MEM ,5EMTEHT!pNs, ~ REJECTED. En-, CASES M1kE.
ADDITIONAL MFROVKMENTs, Pt2EIlMITAEsE,
Ex7Aa1GA :97a GAIloaa. IRFKIHaEAEE1s, ets. APplt. P!.
that = No PA1EHT Ko PAT, ifkne Inventor 20 90
3se4 f9teass Obtained tarongh tht1 aGancI VIII oe
23biahed N mot Of The leading HEHM1FEKa Or IW
= WxsI E1EE q GHAaaE which trtngs tae Invention
lifecE!y peio9e nc public All professional business
xEA fatent. seeu1ed in an fordxn oouatfiea Ad7tot
Eysas md caxon1ats ssnt Ezstultou4y. =.
, 1861-04-03
G EWIN NG Ma HINES,
[. CORNELL 4 cos
Family and Menufacturtnr
$40 SEWING MACHINES.
EAaaART Il EAHRsH PATENT.

$40 SEWING MACHINES.
EAaaART Il &FAHRss FATENT.
Rss.s happy e ~ e tae tt9u.snas xho sre u.tnx
SsSt s4RF y SSESE "a Z:
aowE H. I'd eay ~ senE OF nsnk them s1
e; ri d hs Is s Il
EsaHeH {o4 which xe have several styies}, Naedlca
ass sis, g .as asB
xqsE%I.ss % = a4narSs 1aa TsaEs. r 14EsEr e.
= fHE Ne7 e s ssa e.
ss as es; a1s xsez r ,a ssS p5 RE-
mach more than say oshsF = aFe@ necsssartIy
Iex of a supaftoT qaaNaea sre these:-1t uses
9<hs nssd1s n,s is Ell spsSs nntsf ~ .lm: aex.
aa I'd e1Pcsss e FL r lssef pstchass Ere.eT f6sa
Il sS & ~ & 1 II sss
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