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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-11-28
Vandalism.

Mr.. EDITOR: 1t is to be deplored tina,
in town so highly spoken of abroad for the
good behavior and distinguished manners Of
its citizens as this is, such unaccountablt
acts as the breaking of glass on a public
building las it has happened on two or three
different times in regard to the Catholic
church of this village) should occur in our
midst. This is to be still more wondered at
when one remembers that the object of this
detestable vandalism is what we claim to be
the house of God on earth; a house which
Its very title and holy destination should rec.
ommend to the respect and protection Of
all still more protect from the insults and
assaults Of all who boast of entertaining
some notions of christianity. Hoping that
renewal of similar mean exploits shall never
more take place in our so becoming commu'
nifty, We cannot help wishing, Mr. Editor
With the public at large that the names O.
the offenders alread. known If Almighty
God, may soon be brought Il ...... in order
to relieve many of our citizens IRON d blame
they could not bear long, and restore to OH
lovely town its past good name.
Sincerely yours,
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Corp W. S. Drew Co l, 18th Regiment, in
private letter rom which We make the fol.
loving extrac' s4ys: "The 18th regiment is
healthy, well carel for, improving in drill
getting anxious for fight, learning to be
good house keepers and on the whole com.
Portable and servicable."
HARRINGTON, THE BoSToN VENTRILoo UIST.
-Of the above gentleman who is to perform
at Union Hall Thanksgiving evening and
the Friday following, contemporary relates
the following:
"Entering the tar-room of a hotel recently
after cold drive, he found the space about
the fire entirely occupied by the people, who
seemed indisposed to move. Scarcely mo-
ment elapsed ere scuffie, seemingly between
two men and interspel sed with bosterous
language was heard in the entry, which
brought the entire company to their feet A
dog now apparently joined in the tumult
with angry howls and vindictive bark. In
less time than it takes to relate it, all rushed
out of the room to ascertain the trouble, but
finding the entry unoccupiad by anything
save two large trunks markc! Harrington,
as they gradually one by one returned, a
glance at gentleman comfortably seated by
the fire, with quiet smile On his counte-
nance, convinced them of the sell, and a
shout went up that made the old honse ring.
Need We add that Harrington was the lion
Of the place during the day, n al night that
us ha! VS. or We. 10 excess"
H., J.. Pr. Il il, VS.. ley: f.. o. -
,sars ID rom N rerite'i"., W. AZ safe
5ur c,tz H. Viii aware Inn that encourage
neat which trus merit " /. commands
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Notice to Trachers.-Thc rxamin alton of
teachers will take place at the Union school
house" on st Johnsbary Plain on Saturday.
Nov 20, at ! O'Clock Pm. The pubic and all i'll
terested are respectfully invited TO be present
H. P. CUSHING, Supt
st bloomsbury, Nov l, 1862. 1922
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NOtice.-The examination of teachers fc
Waterford will be al Lower Waterford on Satu,
day. Nov %, at PM
20-22 r. A. CUTLER. Supt.
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Handy Tor Change.

We have JUS heard of new style Of
',nnplasters" which We presume pass cur
,'.t il the locality where issued, notwth-
sanding the contraband nature of the article
a., IL neral law against the issue of
",a'a Us A man doing business not a
'n1rsa. niles from the terminus of the
Pl>>4mr>ic railroad keeps pint bottles fill
e! Wit. whiskey with which he can "break'
envy b.N presented; that is. We have yet to
car OF the man who has stuck" him.
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JOIINSBURY SKATING
= A II X.

ADMlITANCE.
Gentlemen Season Tick cts, Sl.0I
Ladies. and Children under IA. Season, SO
Single admittance. Skaters and Spectators. .lC
No extra charge for the admission of teams to
n ",rcio.lre
TIL sH'ic ~ e. .'u'~ invited to give us a
cal. AtNAN BUTLER.
- nh, >..... Y, , 80. l2-25*
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Uar>r Talk.

Il" understand the Thoroughbred horse
'l...,c.' owned w Alb, eG Fulton Esq, has
.." sod to IA company made mp OF some OF
r. nt'fprsing farmers. and will remain in
,!"d Ma county tie coming st as, n--tharks
Nr Fulton for his generosity. TnrS horse
o. At beautiful bay, stands l64 hard. high,
ard is pronounced by conoissenys as the
most perfect combination Of symmetry, color.
ID! Gle and action, ever seen among Us. He
70, imported by the Government of Nova
>...ia, at a cost of more than $4,000 and as
D., heir custom, sold to the highest bidder
90 purchaser agreeing TO keep him in the
ovince at such place and for such sum as
puIated by them, Tor the term of three
,e)rs; then the purchaser to have full CON
'ro' of him. This practice is one that Yer,
aont might proftably follow, with her supe'
!.or advantage over any other state in the
Union for raising horses. We are glad to
perceive such intelligent foresight among
our enterprising farmers. 1t is credit to
hem, and "tnats what ais them.'
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LAKES.
We would cal. attention to the notice of
lie collector Of the I'd collection district OF
'.S State Persons liable TO pay taxes will
Ind our court jurors, and others attending
tie inst days of the December term, con-
'ciren; medium by which to send Il cir dues,
2al receive receipts, particularly from those
town, not mentioned as to be visited. The
.as requires that the collector should adver-
Use but one place and time, but we are glad
70 see that the convenience Of the people is
so generally to be consulted.
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TIRE in Lyndon.

iIt Ill IL. HuDIs
We regret to learn that the barns of Geo.
Ike, Esq, Of Lyndon together with ten head
d. cattle, were destroyed by fire on Tuesday
.yea.ng of this week. Mr. Ide is at Mont
prIer b-ins member of the present House,
and Mrs Ile is in New York. We learn
lat hired man was in the barns in the
evening, but whether the fire took from his
..ut We have not learned.
\ correspondent adds: Two barns, and
one or two sheds adjoining, together with
aooal 80 tons of hay quite quantity Ct
,:,.a in the straw and II head of cattle were
aa.!y DESTROYED. The fire is supposed to
,a,. taken from the lantern which was de-
Give. The loss is estimated at $1,000 OF
1000 probably insured.
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from the Vermont Troops.

i private letter from the 18th, dated the
-plh says that the 18th and 18th are under
marching orders. Possibly these two regi
N'r'S may be detached from the second
ID! glle and see active service before the
',arS. We understand that Col A. 2. Blunt
~ acting brigadier, Notwithstanding the
"-'Spaper account Of the appointment Of
N'lshton. Nothing would suit "the boys"
,,r than TO see Col Blunt promoted to a
',sadierShi7. We think the story that has
ay-n NdUstriously circulated that the 9th regi-
meat of paroeL prisoners had been exchang-
= AID ordered to Washington is mistake.
Ire letters from Chicago make no msntion
~.
IN ~.'., to the sanitary condition of the
''t' So It.er our readers to the letter OF
t.rgr Eros; in this paper.
'''"ie;t again in Bradford.
he inmilable, incompatible Hewlett lee
.4Ies in Bradford again December 6.
F'i>on Life in Rebeldom.
a lecture on Prison Life in Rebellion vii
," gwen at the town hall, Bradford, Satur
dag evening, Nov. 90 at u o'clock.
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Peach ham.

From the list Of deaths it will be seen that
,r'heria still fingers in Peacham. A small
,--hborhood in tn west part of that town
imposed of nine families, have since the
.,tof June buried six, of whom two were
uaed in the burning Of "a house, and some
IS are now sick of diptheria. Six have
gone to the war, four whom are in the 18th
regiment, and two of these are twins, sons of
Mr. VlrnuM, who will hear the sad intell-
grHCe from home that within month two
p. ,Lols and two sisters have passed away.
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y ABROAD ST R EFT

r A IL D ST R E E 7
ST. JOHNS URT,
At the New Store of
N. NJ. JOHNSON
is the best place to buy your
DRESS GOODS,
CLOAKS,
MILLINERY,
DOMESTIC GOODS,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
GLOVES,
HOSIERY,
EMBROIDERIES,
and general variety of small wares. Having
bought out the store of Messrs. Downing & Nor
rll. and added thereto large stock of DRY and
FANCY GOODS, am prepared to show the
largest and best selected stock in northern Yer
mont, and can guarantee to sell them the cheap
est A general invitation is extended to ALL No
charge for showing goo6s, and ready at all times
with pleasure.
n B-A good assortment of BLACK TEAS
may be found with the above stock.
N. NJ. JOHNSON.
Railroad st, St Johnsbury. 22N
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THE HOUSEKEEPEk'S
NEW FURNITURE POLISH

Prepared from improved recipe by the proprietor OF
the ''BrJther Jonathan PelSl certified by all the
leading New York Furniture Dealers and Piano Fort
Makers TO be the best III the world !ur Removing SCrdty
Marks and Dirt and restoring hh and lasting gloss
to ali kinds of Vanished work furniture to Lrati-
Ii Is cheaper and better than Varnish de, mnei-
atey, and is easily applied. With piece Canton Elan
mel and bottle or two OF this New Furniture Polish. a
H3uSekeeper can work magic i'll the furniture house
aid keep it looking Ike Now is the time to hire
up your Tables, Chairs, Desks. Planes Picture FRAMES
Carriages etc. and make them look 81 per cent better
Tis true economy For sale by Furniture Dealers and
Storekeepers generally Price % and 50 bottle
Depot No. Spruce Street. New York. Special Agents
Wanted. Address, Box 1872. New York p. o.
The Housekeepers New Furniture Polish is for sale
here by j. c. BINGHAM.
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st. Jobnshury. Nov a. 1862

NeWbury Semin"-y.
Fall examination cioseG or We'd es.iay-
showed good progress, faithful teaching and
excellent management
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q ;. Tit.'
VEN rhIL"cCIsT. MINE; AND PRESTIDIIiaToR
,pp,sri:." - ii, ti-.ir.tIyc entr.ta:,,n-i;
" sanctioned by ,hc; 'i"r,y, apr we'd ny the Pres
and en,ior> cd by the entire Public" and sl.ith
has >t"n, the test of - wear; in critical New
England. Without ne AID q! transatlantic rcpu-
tatio.,. foreign ruifcrv. aud mos, truly wi.hn,,.
hypsrbo,c, he stands +" dav, By the voice of the
people native. home artist. acknowledged the
only genuine
NENTRIiOQUlST NOW LIVING !
While in Mystagogical interpretations of Ancient
and Modern Illusions he i
INCOMPATIBLE
Even his professional rivals cDnferring upon him
the merited title of The Autocrat of the Magic
Table"
Admission % cents. Doors open at 6 J; COM
mences az I o'clock.
i. n. LESLIE. Business Manager.
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PRINTING OR BINDING.

PRINTING OR BINDING,
Whether it be for single book, or Hotel Regis
ter, a Note Book. a Magazine, Poster. Handful,
Catalogue, Sermon, Address, Bill of Fare. Pack
of Cards, Bill Heads. Letter-Heads, Business
Cards on Envelopes or Note Paper. &C., &c. OF
whether it be job of manufacturing
School Books by the Million.
Our works are all under one roof. We have a
first class Foudrineer Paper Machine. several
Power Presses, and all the modern improvements
in Book-binding Tools and Machinery, and our
Workmen are not to be excelled in their several
departments. And for 1863 We shall endeavor to
have DIARIES enough Ito go round" though
the present prospect is that those who buy first
will be most sure to get them. All order will be
filled i'll the orders of their receipt,as soon as the
Goods are ready.
SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY on
hand as usual. D'Send orders by mail, or wait
for the wagon"
Address the
CLAREMONT MANUFACTURING co.
xu CIAREXONT, N. h.
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New Hampshire.
Ia addition TO the ahovc. we publish several
editions of
TESTAMENTS AND PRAYER BOOKS,
which we will sell at very low rates.
We also call attention to the following list of
Books in paper covers. which We are Row seniin.,
out by mail. postpaid, at the annexed prices, viz
: \ Preparation for Confirmation. By the Rev.
CT. Quintard. SIP
Royce's Historical Sketches of the Church. 20
The Book OF Prayer for the House OF PRAYER,
by The Rt. Rev. ". b. Stevens. DID, .Gs
The Origin and Design of the Christian Min
istry, by Bishop Mclvaine. &c
Why am Churchman, By DR.. Randall &c
The Ministerial Commission, by the Rev.
Lloyd Windsor. 81
The Firmament In the .'idst of the Waters,
new theory of the nature of the Firma-
n.ent, by the Rev. J. SWEET. NJ A. II
Let us Pray. Family prayers. &c, chiefly
from the Prayer Book, with all address
on the duty of Family Prayer, by the Rev.
J. SWEET. NJ. A., II
Methodist in Search of the Church. by the
Rev. S. Y. McMasters, DID, LII d.. 81
And we shall soon publish
An Elementary Grammar. by Prof c. L. Balch.
of Norwich University; and work entitled
The Celestial Dawn. by the Rev. w. F. Evans.
author of The Happy Islands
And We desire all persons interested. constant
; ly to remember that We have UNEQUALLEp
FACILITIES for the manufacture of ali kinds of
BOOKS. and for executing every order for
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FOUND-The best place to buy Lounges.
Mattresses, &c. 1t is at CaSsin0S Upholstery
Rooms.
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T OST AND FOUND

LOST-iO per cent in quality and price on
every Lounge or Mattrass not made by CASINO.
Old P. o. building, st Johnsoury.
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is compounded from the most eftectual anti
dotes that medical science has discovered for
this affecting di>temper. and for the cure of
the disorders il entails That il is far supe-
nor 10 any other remedy Vet devised, is
knoxn 10y all who have given ii a trial. That
ii does combine virtues truly extraordinary
in their effect upon tins class of complaints,
Is indlSputahly proven hy the great multitude
of publicly known and remarkable cures it
has mad, of The inllnwing diseases: KINGS
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"''tt dSHIH I'll STHUIOTU.
ihe inmitable, incompatible Hewlett lee
.'Io, IN Bradford again December 6.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-29

An IMroRrANrD1scovERY A ply
sieiap in village in Ohio, writes to the
editor of his paper, that he believes
much Of tho Dyspepsia that has prevail
cd all over the country, is attributable
to the uss Of impure articles called sal
eratus, in the making Of bread and he
adda, that for year or two past, only
DeLaad d Co.'s Chemical Salcratus
has besa sold at the stores, and the re-
suits are apparent in his practice. He
advises all who use salcratus for bread
Or biscuit to be SURE and get tho Chem
icai 0aleratus, as he is satiied that il is
pure article. We concur in the opin-
ion Of this intelligent physician, and
commend his advise to our readers gen.
orally. Sold BY the Wholesale grocers
in Chicago and milwaukee,.
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DYSPEPSIA.

This is very distressing complaint,
and gives the patient more suffering
than almost any other disease IN fact,
it is combination of many complaints
in one. The symptoms arc numerous,
and are of the nature OF almost all 9th
err complaints combined. From this
fact arise the very many cases where
this disease is mistaken for some
other, and so improperly treated. The
first symptoms-indigcs,ion, fiatulcncv,
loss Of appetite, heartburn, headache,
etc. if neglc tied, almost always awaken
some dormant disease, and send the
poor sufferer to premature grave.
What you must first do is cleanse the
blooe and regulate the bowels d. this
with the "Mountain Herb Pills." and
you can bid defiance to dyspepsia.
Jndson's Mountain Herb Pills are
sold by Armstrong & S,lankl;n in 7
lcdo.
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NOTICE..
State Of Iowa

State OF Iowa .. District Court Septem-
Tama County Der Term, A. D. 1862.
To Mr.. Newton NJ. Brown.
You are hereby notified notified that there
is now on file IN the office Of the Clerk Of the
District Court of said County, n petition of
l.. b. Nelson claiming of you the foreclosure
Of the equity Of redemption in and TO the If
Of or If sec. So town. 81 north Of range
Il west Of p. ". in Tuma County, which tract
Of land was conveyed to said Plaintiff L B.
Nelson by deed from the Treasurer Of said
County, bearing date June LIST A. D. 1878.
And that unless You appear at the Court House
!, said County on or before the first day Of
said Court, TO be holden in said County and
plead thereto, your default will he entered
and decree rendered against you rs prayed
for in said petition u. r. STRUBIE
MO Atty for Plaintiff
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TO Cor Sslnlptivcs.

rINHE ADVERTISER HAVING BEEN RES
i tored to health in few weeks, by very
simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with severe lung affection, and that
dread disease, Consump;icn--is anxious TO
make known to his fellow sufferers the means
Of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a COPY Of
the prescription used free Of charge, with
the directions for preparing and using TIE
same, which they will find Sure CURE FOR
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA BRoNcnlTis, SC. The
only object of the advertiser inSsending the
Prescription is to bcniiit the afflicted, and
spread inforna,ion which he conceiyes to he
invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer vii!
try his remedy, IS i, will cost the nothing,
and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription vii! please
address, Rev. ED WARDS A. WILSON,
williamsburg Kings Co. New York. Sm.
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lama County s. Der Term, 4. i. i is s;sA-
To Mr.. Francis A. Cunningham
You are hereby notified that on or before
the first day Of September A. y. 1863 there
will be on file in the office Of the Clerk Of the
District Court of said County, petition Of
L. 3. Nelson claiming Of you the foreclosure
Of the equity Of redemption in and to the 9 hf
Of v ar and " Or of v or Of sec. 81 town.
81 r IA west and Y hf Of or Of section 25
Of township 81 north Of range Is west Of P.
NJ. in Tama County, which said first two tracts
Of land were conveyed to Bolens 4 Sewer and
the third piece to T. A. Graham BY deed from
the Treasurer of said County, bearing date
June LIST A. d 1863
And that unless you appear at the Court
House, in said County on or before the first
day CT said Court, TO be holden IN said County
on or before the first day of said Court, TO
be holden in said County and plead thereto
your default will be entered, and a decree
rem 1ered against you As pray ed for in said
petition. G.. II. STRUBLE
Atty for Plaintiff
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SsIERlFFS SALE.

State of Iowa, In the Dsiric, Ceur,
SIS: of
lama County, Tama County
l.. l.. cunkie
vs..
Stephen klingaman
BY virtue Of an execution dated the aIst
day Of March, \. y. 1862. 10 ms directed. and
issued on! OF the Office Of the clerk If the Dis
tsict Court of TaMa County. State OF Iowa. in
favor Of u. L. cnnkle, ana against Stephen
kiin4 anar, on judgement rendered ~ sai
court AZ the February term thereof A. H.
lStO against tie sai Stephen klings man c,n-
handing me that Of the goods, cha,tels. stock
or interest in any company, debts due, rren-
erty in the hands Of third perseas-a re
not exempt by law from cxecution-of the said
Stephen klingaman, ! make or cause to be
made the sum of SO doll rs, and Is cents with
interest and costs, have levied upon lie
Nc o. Of the nc or ef section three
~ 7ou"shp eiyAy fee [ss] fourteen
IKta ofAe 5h r. W. IA Tama Co..
Io,ca, be sold, or SO much thereof as IS
necessary to satisfy sud judgement, inter
est and cost.
Now therefore, public notice is hereby CIV
en- that have levied upon, and shall on the
.th day Of June, A. D. 1862, between the
hours OF o'clock M, AMI 4 o'c.ock p H.
Of said day, sale to commence at the hour of
~ clock a. m. At the front door of the Court
House in Telelo, Iowa. in the County Of Tame,
offer and sell at public out-cry, to the highest
ana best bidder, for cash all the right,
title and interest Of the above named defend
ant, in and to the above described property,
or 50 much thereof MS is niece ssary to satisfy
Ind e., ~
gcther with costs and and NIL accruing costs.
unless the same shall be sooner satisfied,
May 10th 1862.
II. A. WILLIAMSON,
Sheriff Of Tama County, iowa
/. L. ALLEN, Atty. for Plaintiff.
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TIME CONFESSIONS AND EN-
PERIENCEOEA SIIEEERER.-

Published rs = warning, and for the especial
benefit Of Young Men, and those who suffer
with Nervous Debility, Loss Of Memory.
Premature Decay, &C., Sc, Sc, by one who
has cured himself by simple means, after
being put to great expense and inconAcaic-
nee, through use Of worthless medicines
prescribed by learned Doctors. Single copias
may be had Of the author. G. A. LAMBERT
ESD, Greenpoi Long Island, by enclosing
\ postpaid addressed envelope. A tdress
CHARLES A. LAMBERT Esq,
Greenpoint, Long |: land, n Y. I'm
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YOUNG MAN. READ TuIs,,i

Wise Counsels for the Young can DO had in
The Lnvalids Medical Conidant, published
BY the undersigned for the benefit Of persons
who suffer from Nervous Debility, Premature
Decay, Sc supplying the means Of cure. I'M
prudent Maturity and Youthful Iadiscrctions
ore slmmariiy Aispellsd. Thousands hailed
this little work with delight, and date their
restoration to uefulncss in society from their
first pernsal Of its interesting pages. Send
your address fer copy, with three cent
stamp forreturn postage, to
On. JouS B. o0DEN & Co.
no3l 3m. Nos; - and G6 John St. n. Y.
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Slruyel or stolen.

From the premises Of the :.snbcriber il
Howard township on the evening Of the 7th
Of May, young small geliig horse, color,
between 4 bay and a sorrcl, (part Mexican
pony) with hind feet and white Laif moon
in forehead.
Any person returning or giving infor-
nation 10 the subscriber or to Mr.. s. s. Ebert
in Tsledo that shall lead to tho recovery Of
said horse shall he suitably rewarded.
na6-om PErER MOVER.
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EST SEWING EiaCHisEs II TIE
--Sr.~- - 7~.+. ~
- ssss4ss 49, $3.50 - -
IMPORTANT FACTS.

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cenea3 tbci.. asehi.as a...',...,
49,, ;.,f,;,,-.,.,c,,. !, ,+.;.s..a,i.
Fact no These machines make Ito 1eel
stitc'4--alike ca beth siae--ana use 4 III,
lie ~ thau laIf - r4,ch tbYeaa antl si,h
as Inc chain ~ leen st;s..i, ,a.o',;.Ies
Faetno a-Ttcsa SIaehi o. 10 hstsss,. NJ, ,,teI
tan any ethav sevst,,5.,aastt; hines s, ,5..sf,sot
10 lsa fye1;.ent chor,1e. and almost endless
yaf;fv ofsr.ii..r rc,i,;retl;, fs,,,i4,. ~.
.sili SOW tis,},, apr ~ t,,eptt. tp3al.essas -
N.fscilIes without sto,e,.i.o saa net : axe,r
stitch perfect Tbey viii sye, Sow, fyo,a ia
.inest r,n-e,o The heaviest r,stn .aaex.a
S.ouf har, leather. without ebanq;s.e The f.el
Needle or tens;,n at.sr,e,,i,r .,t .s,,s.,.s,s,
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