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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-30
Jane Chatlield. Insane.

ONnC OnsutAcIO, INSANE.
K.snoLrH D"r.ier,.s Chelse. Within a"a f" " said
District, IN the 18Th da! Of December, A. D. 1861.
RLLlSHA l. TRACY, Guardian unto Jane ChatAeld.
an insane person residing in Randolph in said District
makes application to said Court for license sell all Of
the real estate Of his said ward together with her right
OF DOVER in the real estate Of Lewis hafed late said
kandoiph deceased and represents that such sale is for
the best interest Of his said ward that the there
OF may De put ct interest," invested in stocks or other
real estate WhereuPon, it 10 orde red that hearing
thereon be had At session OF said Court to be held at
he Probate Office in Chelsea the 10th day of Janux
~ A. D. 1925 and that notice be given ali concerned
W publishing this order in the Green Mountain Freeman
printed at Montpelier. in this State three weeks success
mvey before the time appointed afore said for hear
chow cause any they ve why such license shoud
not De granted BY order Of Court,
1i3 Attest, J. Il. CLEAvEI.AND Register
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court held Mt
MNHSGT"s DISTRICT, S. thin and tor said
District, IN the 18th day Of December, A. ID. 1861:
N Instrument pnrPorng Ia be the last viii and 'rr,.
"a lament ut Thaddeus u. Laid, late Of Worcester in
see tSirct, deceased, being presented to the Court nv
x' Harriet ladd tho eIecutriX herein named far PM
bate: ~ w"
l. ordered by said Court that all ne rs"ns
nreln, he notified TO appears session Of said Com, IN
he holden n the Probate Once IN Montpelier on The lam
day OF January, A. d. 1862 and show cause II any thew
may have against the Probate Of said win for which pui
pose further ordered that copy Of the record a. mi.
order &c published three weeks in The ,r.n
Mountain Freeman, printed At Montpelier pteyiou, In
said time arpointed for hearing
true copy Of record,
5iaw3' Attest, r. X. MERRILL Judr.
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raar-- m-ry aanv..ucn.

Wrr.'.-a ,l. HrH day proceeding
O.. the a...w Convention .u ... ..ru 81.
Nor.HHHrt.a reported o.. Ua .Im-
-ln.e HrH... sH.a ,leu DO, ions
u.,.a.oal..f ueFf,t 200 tl.uu.iu secret.
10 g. Known. however. chat Ia commit
Gee charged with thr framing ol 90 con-
.'ruo1 Cos theu.v Esru1Hc brd made
iu.rs.par. ID The Convention. ia which
they ly.um niel the adoption ol the
Consultation q. the former Union with no
other alterations than such "a our pg.J.
l1r interests ruj institute us require.
Among these was one, tun wisdom anil
ar1c.ly ut which aye uujoub,el-the
JIrov.utouru Of orr rort.. aut inviting
free trade with alb Che world. $40 better
rute Of policy could have been con.
c,.y.l 90 bring ,ac North Co IT'S senses.
1ud cop thai, ehH.. about coercion and
tho 1....al.rF OF Southern porte.
With ti o.1sr on Tho port or our
Government. the commercial and man
ua..wug nations d, Europe wi.j be
tg'.rh'r apt To- 5000 Nr. L.u.a'ue
w. navy when &c como. o. Shut ur
Southern port. against the commerce o..
the an'I Tho N.,.h. which hl. a,way.
c.1mareI for protective pr.t-whose
mluua.ture iutsrr.ts would die out ID
deprived of che protection Afforded ty the
/ lr.U and hfJF 'lt iu equal competition
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Nr I.H1 MHsa.s. % representative iu
Congress rom Fsau 'gma proposes
u.Iu o. settlement nt tho slavery I1s.-
tau Hh..a f. tH' N1s.H w.1.I concur
lu m.tHl .' 0ra. ve r.u discern. g.0.r
H......o. Oh ths border S...as. iie Ir1-
poses simply t.r following tI...uu1,
amendment OBJ tar Con ,.,u'.uu ct tat
United sa'-s
tsfr0e $500 q. tr.su-ry.. l' 1909 oay-
.nr.tI0'.
N... 1sI,' u'r I''ri...,
.............. '....... ......,
~. r..a..bn.rt 81 gr.nr . to-, ,.rrr..s
m4. b. ava .r tbs suppression o. the
Af.gu s'HtH tr.... HnJ OIL. rendition OF
".' ' '' ''.. '' '"'
t.... .-....t.f......,..............
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ........I ,fs.
......t..... 4. .....f.i .....r....r.....
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .rt..
...,'.. $3.50. - ,...t... .......
s.I,.t.... .........r r...... ...,f.
r.......... ..r.N.f...........r.. n.
[ vt., fr... ...... A.. ...... a.. ...... l,r.,...
t.,, .......t..... b.. ,f....r ..i,,,;....g f,t.
49,. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~. - h.. r.. .,... 49,. 80, -
,,. ....r. ..r.....t,... .t.t..t -,
/ Observation-Disclosures -. !.
.... 49,. m. 't'...........t.....
,.r...f.st End win .ssp l.y. , Federal
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|. SUNNERVlLLE FEMALE SEMINARY,
A P,Trdts ord Select Boarding. School
L O r y O I \ CT L 4 d f s,
IL. n
a Card.

TIME 18th semi-annual +erm of the SUM-
MELVILLE INSTITUTE will begin
on the End Monday of February next
Six or eight vacancies will occur at that
time. Until that time the school viii be
full.
Parents or young men desiring rooms
can obtain them BY addressing at Gholson,
Miss, TH0S. 5. GATHRIGHT,
Principaland Proprietor.
Nov. 81, 1860. Off
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products. Ihu- on. Hu .r.t ct southern
ae..-.. ,ar,l -..ar ..u....u.. 4 f..
.F........ 10.
return .fH TO-. exports. a'.. were ..-
#..Hgl iurots lp tla am.ru. q, --
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Xxx .......
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commercial. .... Of. ..r. tie H.0.t E.r-
. e.sd r.. @. .nu ton. .#. % Dog
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'
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THINGS ta.t ira.s hau . vDu..u - OBJ.
Northern rs.. f1 dpuaur..ne .ee .a.
-. f....... ami .....,......... ....r...... o..
' WHO
.Etu. i.' ..."-' .".r .av.
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.4nd...r. 90. .4.... The o.. .E....
.4, ..., .I..,.. b.. ....... .-....r .........
~ '..,...'- To .'.. -. '..'.
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'.'+ "...' ...t ,.t U.s. sd ' -.
lt .fr.. INV IN. why t4ss e.E ....-
.t.t rT.. ur .rg tra small losses u.v
rr.. .r...., E. ... ........... 49, .......
.-'. pr '....'. o. '"'
+. essen >.N.1.
90
'..' 'N..l. .'.l "''. ... .'.
being rut.aau.nr .ut .wrr#.IEe .....
r.s..r..r
.......,... f...... w.. tsr-..r .......
F.#. e.. Fr.' d. ............ ..- .....
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49, 10. III ".+ ~
y. f.n to.. t." - : - - ~ Y -.
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u..l tIF ..... 0.... ... never .#.
o. t...r ..l...... d.. fH. dr. using
rt ru.#tu-..t. 'NI H..'g... a.. a.
sH.. "' fH. Oh. . -.Ht.r..H.i ul. u#E
30. f#..r .uJ. destiny. .#. ching .s"H
aa. .H.I t... ..'.. ...-... r..#. H.. .#.
.nl = F., Coy. griu which T....r 81. r..
. g.u mover cp cut .. 90. possession auI
g.utrH. u. .hH 'u...l States. gl.l d..
Wtt ...r r. urU'. 90. t.- 't.G, -'
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WASHINGTON INSTITUTE,
Estate OrIsOm Futch, Deceased.

WUERFAs, letters Of Administration on
w The eatate Of Isom Futch deceased late
Of Newton county. State q Mississippi,w
granted 20 the undersigned 81 the Deem
Der Term Of the Probate Court Of Newton
county. Now all persons having claims
against the estate Of said decedent are here
by notified to exhibit the same, and have
them registered within the time prescrib-
ed by law, or they will be forever barred.
+. L. MURRELL, Admr.
Jan. 30th. 1901. lott
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Hanks for sale,

THE proprietors Of the Carton viii keep on hand
AT al times large supply Of LAW BLANKS. OF
an descriptions printed neatly, and according 20 the
most approved forms. They will he sent oy mail
free Of postage 10 Clerks Sherifs, Magistrates Goa
stables Rangers, or any one wishing then 81 Sas a
lar per qlHre. - ~, -,
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r....raar. Jam. 1eabath Houses Of
Kentucky Legislature adopted ou
...i.y h.t che Virginia resolutions. op.
.tpr commissioners Co meet trpfc'eu.
"... Irom other States in convention az
t.rst1n tle lth 0i February neat.
.IErtefslaturo then proceeded Co the
49,, IA famml a.angrs. which resulted
I'm. ,hs.peol lhe following gentlemen
" ii.r VIM ID Butler james ID Clay
~. d. UsU. r. s. N1rghcad. Jas
..,Ers. end taarles a WigAhhc.
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A "sfIt.' Rockbud. BE-. was iu a
.ermeut oue day recently over thgrumor
chat Gen. Scott bod been KILLED In a duel
with Taomls "TLe b,lls were tallod aud
tht streets SLICED with excited people,
who finally went home hhuinF under
che impression that a sale bad taken
place.
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N....euat.utr.e..ejmth usIgb
ir..4e...dJo tin totgr iU. mdrrt
r.Irs.. DO enc r.u uf are.lv .u.
msrs end q uIl increasing. SGT out Of
tas hr-c amount we Hui enc urte.t
difficulty Foo collecting euar.u tl meet
tba current expense. of the oNrr We
a. .r.to hH our Gh .5hera auj never
ttr. rut tive Know how Co a.tu them
au4Ivt il. v,Jlauti being rru. ',r,I
irp we would % thag Tae n.t.t wa
bre obliged 90 hare money, ID .e..r 90
r.rIv on thc paper 9uj We mus. book .1r
&. to tho.c who Ou. the establishment
Tl lcllWte collections and moot tlr con.
y.u..ucc of oar friends lu th.., uaJd
tu... wt will take South Crto.'uN Cg.r
e.t. and Alabama money ~ T.s. Zoo uHg.
mont of dues Cor sab arirdou Any ono
owing foro year or m.ge. 1uj rudur u.
byg dollars. taking the ras. Natepa f,-
c..pt therefor. win De credited with two
yea- subscription We hope tbat cur
friends win respond promptly 90 OIL.
modest request lt uple reluctantly.
.u1 only from sheer ueets.ift
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E- Women Ue sad tp have struu1-
or af.a.awsut- ,har Ueu. !, IS NOT FOB.
strength %. attachment ). cgIu.og boo lIJ-
t'e tuuH a mu soften attached % au
a.i hgt. Iut dliy you ever know Of WOO
u.u having an attachment tor au n.d
bonnet lm.I.
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u1- Why was DO very strange ly, John
ruas8u to o. the author ol "Iiltrima
uI.H,. Because aI other luuiou-
Chat ever were heard Of impede the pro.
rl,ss of pilgrims.
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Es During an alteration between -.
e.. Will aud Matthew iIin-uu. in the llr-
room oi the Collins House. on thc even
inu of che sd irst., the former shot the
latter through the head with a pfrinrer
pistol, kl.ln. him instantly .--G es.a.II H.
LII L.LNfua..
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NCLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL EMINENT,
ANOTHER REMARKABLE CURE,
p formed by
HrLEAS'S VOLCANIC OIL LINIMEET.

y - = ' = 7 = 7 y y y u y y
Read FOR Yourselves:
Thomas Ford. blacksmith, living neRr Cass Ave.
nue.. on Tenth Street, had horrible running sore on
hi- foot lie tied various Linim-nts, SalveS. &c but
weUld do it good He despaired Of ever being able
work his trade again, because he could not bear
aav weight on his foot: snd ty small bottle OF
McLrsn- Volcanic OIL Lin.ment, he is perfectly
cured.
Rheumatism, Paralysis, NeuralCis, Bruises, Sprains
Throat Ear Ache or Tooth Ache, Wounds, Fresh
Cuts. sores, BurDs ScSlds Pains, sc. Weld 10 the
magic" influence OF this wonderful Liniment.
For horses and cattle il b. iBfalhbe remedy f0l
Chafas Calls, Scrstehes, Cracked Heels, LameneSs
SPAWN Sweeny. Spiint, Fi-tuls. Bruises, Swellings
Wounds, EAttle-SnREe Bites, and various other dis
eases which animals are liable 70 from injuries sc
cldeut-.
Evory Country Merchant should obtain a supply o
-.;a--sIS csnic oil Liniment Il sells rapidly, be
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A list oft the members Of thi. l1lv will
hc found iu our paper to-day. Ey.plgsi
dent JouS TrlrE, pr,.idea over b. dc,ho-
rations lts sessions are hsld iu secret,
and nothing of amy interest ht, set trans
pirsd In regard 20 ia deliberations. %
may possibly be able 20 patch up some
compromise by which the border State.
viii no rccouciled for The tHuc.bcinr.
and induced 70 remain iug while tlo
tludal oppcndarc 81 I'm Abolition C1u-
ledcracy and Government. Bat oven this
much ' doubtful lor the Black lcralIt
cans manifest no deposition to yiald "a .1t
or little their urofessgd principles for ,Ac
sahc OF harmony and reconciliation.
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E1v L,HF.-We have now printed Foo
ustt pamphlet f1m and ready Gf t..t
sry. large edition OF the hEs OF N...i..
rri in relation ta Roads. Bridge. HJ
rruss. The Board OF Police ot Jarer
County have ordered t.a hundred .t
Gnv 10 thcm. and they via be umsIod
o. other Counties 1T q sm1ll advance an
the cost Of printing Ihes uc y.u Cows.
ysnirnt and valuable 90 Ua.rla OF IoU.e
Clerks Of Probate. aut Orsr..rs ofr1u'.
Every County should be supplied With
dion,
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t,w C,bn Amy 81 Our readers u.
h.ault having law tu.iues.. or colioot.ua
which thcy wish attended tou amy %. tt.
central counto of Alabama arr rgru,'
Co tnc Dow rlId o. 15ry HwH, Eu. a.
SaIm1. We have known ST.. liarI, 0i
many yo1I oud can safely endorse bu
asa One business msu. ami one In every
respect reliable anil correct in b. dealu.
~ ClSr.1a Nrpr -Wr omitted
in our base t1 ,all attention 60 thc notice
Of the Tax coref5r Of ,b. county
THE cy.F.ua'as OF The State rendered
recc#sar, the imposition og fnyr.r cerl
additional ny upon les e.t.sHs ard. not.
vlJbsundius che scarcity o.. money orH-
stoned lv our political tfe1b'gs vs.. arc
glad To- know that tlc Increased budru
has been admitted Co as become brave
aud patriotic people Tho collector iu.
forms u chat th, citizens 30 Cor as Boo I1s
been through the county pay itupch,r.
fully and willingly.
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NWN MN"EN NnA IHEN.EU N.. INH N"W
uHefus Pa4 present. tho 'd1,ltr and
ttuu side of tbs coercion gbome. and
shows what 70 viii cost the North Co try
Be- experiment oI compelling Che South
o. submit 90 Its domination Whore g.
che money 90 come b1m To- execute thu
herculesu task
Tho joint concern bas debit now of
seventy millions. The Federal Treasury.
according t1 tba report Of ths now @e....
trr of Che Treasury. made "a l.u 0...
usu. calculate. on deficiency Cd. twenty.
axm.ll.ous of dollars Iar tho ,.uicr OF
fla current year. ending Hth June NEXT
u. tH..r hFu millions have since Boon
rf.ed hy Treasury notes 10 about uH
.. interest and more than twenty mH
LIONS arc .till required Gu krep thc orii
nary seryi'e in motion.
.Ibis b. beyond 90 tte estimated rcrC. rt.
from aIl quarters. IT this sea fair average
fr5n tbo resource of the Treasury. they
would begin war with e. debt of twenty
millions. with an estimated deficiency o
tvsuty.lvo millions more, with The ten
d.nrv t1 r1 on with aeeumulatinv urili
Il. 4pI with "a damand ere ilf. which 90
.s,dv. before the first shora ol actual OH.
.,f4tian has reached H. haa raised the rat,
M interest to eleven per cent. What vii
10. things De-. m there should he the ac
.4,I rauBiOto l arms and the ports of
I..egsrrd C0nledefary houId be put oi
.,,,r footing. especially Cor chat section
III, which would iHll the costly chaftcs %
Invading distant people
Why rur GoytHyoB col MBYt,yp bod
..rA .r.-The cammitt5 of citizens of Tll
t,t county. Maryland, recently appoInla'
t,v,.t ou Cos, Hicks. and urge him d
.,,..na the legislature. have made "a "a
,o,t from which we copy che following.
r... Governor stated that. from Informs
I'LL, ap which De relied. and which wa
..,.d IUm sources not accessible t0 Ga
.,.i., of tho State. hewaa convinced tha
~. legislature 81 convened, would q
declare in favor of che ~CuthDr
49,. .ud send ambassadors to thos
20. Gentlemen who have been prom
.t. p urr.ur tbe cali OF the lc.i.Iu,uu
49, Imn,dutelv on thl declaration ID
,,..ls. tho city of Washington voui
,.I.u lya body Of eight thousand ms
organized on purpose. lh'' ci'u vs..
fI N. caused Iv th stop. aud wuuI
I taIuueht about by ,lu'gnus q
Legislature.
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ktwta This Territory having been
admitted a. a State, p. P.SrASroS. former
Secretary Of The Territory uudcr Govern.
or Walker. and MUgrs ,. ruUor h.,
delegate in the House Of Representative,
are candidates 10 represent The new State
in Tho Senate OF the adhorin- states.
They have posted on in hot haste Jp cam.
v1.s che State. and we trust iu yigwo. rl,
accounts OF misery aud positive starvation
which prevails there lHcy hlyc o. good
tllaa-~f 60. Stanton g. Nudrhu ly
LJth. was % representative boz C1uuca
from the Memphis .rsunI district SOM,
Fifteen years ago, and there d.i good s,r
vice Coz h.s native South. After Die lfa
pr,utm.ut as Territorial Secretary, D.,
ap. 8t.srl from h.s principle. and 81
course ought Jobo rewarded.
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ST. Josru's ~.uool-Tbe t.suj ru.
PATRON of This Institution win rl.4c
r1tirr che adytr. ssmeut Published IH
auotber column. The school o. o. ra.
value 10 The community iu which 90 f.
situated and for whose bensr. 8. 8. .u.
tended. J.. ought 90 receive e. i.l#l,und
rnnnrnu- unnnrL
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OVER HALF a MILLION OF BOTTLES
TITS DELICIOUS To TAKE,

We ssr to parents II YOUR children are sick, punv
or .ntotdn With complaints prevalent among chill.
drHu. give them su7il quantity II McLeans CordIsi
sud u viii make them healthy, fat, and robust De-
laS NJ. r-.-naut ITE Il I'D Won will Mn nonvInnel
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and by Druggists genel
all the Druggists.
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WATER COLORS.

WATER COLORS.
NEwNAN's, ACKERMAN's,
REEVES Sons, OsBoRSEs
Paper Hangimgs, DC,
EUST received large stock of the above CoLoRs, in
~ cakes and in mahogany and rosewood boxes, with
lock and key. Also German COlOrs, in cakes and
boxes fine assortment.
Oil colors, in tubs. English and Americans;
Canyases for Portraits in frames of 8x10 to 1886
Canvas in rolls, from SO to Sc inches wide;
Stretchers for canvases, of all sizes;
400 doz ine sable and camel haIr pencils;
100 paint and varnish brushes, all sizes;
Tin foil in sheets and books;
Tinsel of all the usual colors;
French and American PAPER HANG1SGs
Doors, Window Sash and Binds, of all sizes and
description, for sale cheap
..... Window Glass, Me-.
5000 bxs American Window Glass all sizes;
700 do English and French from 8x10 to 33x65
800 lights fine Plate Glass;
100 bxs double thick American, from 8x10 to 20A30
1000 lights colored glass;
100 Gazier Diamonds;
500 bundles glazier tins;
10 tons White Lead in % to roo lb. kegs
5000 cansters and kegs eolored paints in to 100 b.
packages;
$500 lbs. fine French Green dry and ground in oil;
1000 bbls Whiting and Paris White, of my own
facture, fire dried.
Paint Mills of all sizes and every article usually kept in
general Paint Oil and Color Store, viii be found
r. CLANN0N's,
nov 2, 1857 SO Canal street, New Orleans
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DUrcH CURE FOR CHmLs.-As quinine is very dear
mics and to private families to revive the memory Of
ancient remedy which was in almost universal use
before the introduction Of the former drug 1t was
known by the name Of the Dutch remedy for the cure
Of ague and fever. Has been used from timeimmemo-
rial among the Huguenot families Of the Santce among
whom there il tradition that it was brought to this
country by the ancestor Of one Of the families, who
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MOORE,S
a6O.
$50.
SIXTY DOLLARS DOUBLE LOCK STITCH
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES !!

TNHE introduction of this most beautiful and eminent
a " practical machine will bring joy ard gladness to
the hearts of country throughout the land
It's pronounced by the best judges be the most sim-
pie, practical and durable machine now before the
public and the most desirable for family use being re-
liable and ACCURATE on ALL KINDS woRK using any
size and kind Of theard from No to 200 1t viii sew
with equal facility the hckest and thinest goods used
IN family We enumerate a few ofts superior advau-
tageS.
ls 1t makes the strongest most elastic and durable
stitch of any sewing machine yet made
I'd. 1t has the and MOST RELIABLE FEED ever con
structed, and does not break needles
3D. 1t sews from two common spools WITHOUT Rg-wryp-
G and sews perfectly with silk cotton thread on all
kinds of goods.
ging of goods.
9th. 1t runs with great ease and very uQictlv
6th 1t can be understood and operated with VERY LIT
TIE instruction.
It'll In beauty ofdesign and perfect mechanism it can
not be exceled.
8th Itcombines durability simplicity and practicable
l to greater degree than any other MACHINE extant
9th. 1t is sold for the low price of $50.
shall be happy to show you our machine at all times
at the well known DryGoods House of our old friend
Marx Texas Street, Shreveport La. Althose who wish
to obtain good sewing machine hope and trust will
give us call and see for themselves before looking else
where W J. SMITH General t7ant
marcn y For Northern Louisiana and TaXag
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-12-11
The Tablet Of Love.

Far removed from mortal view
in the depth Of heavens blae,
Where planets weaves their robe Of beams,
wandered wandered on in dreams:
iii tell thee what saw,
Gazing with a thoughtful eye
On the star ships floating by,
In calm and Thoughtful mood
A beauteous angel stood
Oh her | gszed.
At last she took a diamond pen
And alabaster tablet-then
She swiftly wrote moment, when
heard her whisper-(how her eyes
Shone as luminous as Paradise!)-
I have gazed on scenes below and above
And learned that Creation existeth through Love,
Only through Love'
How precious record Of bliss
How priceless a treasure IS this!
Teaching that ever below and above
The orbs all ringed BY the sweet voice of Love-
"Giye ii me!-Give it me, Spirtl"-I cried
And this was the answer that came in tide
0frich tones
From the Angel of God,
Who was born by the heavenly thrones
at is thinel Keep it safe on thy heart;
It's the talisman charmed below and above:
II will lead thee when thou must depart
From thy earth
To the Edens where spirits have birth
It's the glorious Tablet ofLoye.'