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1000 Agents Wanted

To introduce DR.. Hurds Dental Remedies into every
county Men women who want to make money quick
w. can do better with these articles than any thing in
market They are new, useful low priced and we are
ding thousands in advertising them for the benefit
of agents Boxes Of samples, containing dozen Of the
one dollar packages above specified, with circulars viii
be sent on receipt Of Sege dollars, about half price, to
any person wishing to test his her skill in selling
with the view Of becoming agent. They be sold
in a day. gy- We ao0uId rather pay salaries than
Commissions to those to Pr01s he1SseEves Efficient
sdkssnren.
gy- Now is the time to go into the business. Fer
sddress and references see aboye.
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emancipation Initiated.

The House of Representatives, yes
terday, took the President at ms WGro
and initiated emancipation. non
Albert s. White, the member iron
LAFAYETTE, indiana, offered the follow
;no resolution, which was adopted oy
q yete of 81 to So c;o
Peso7yed, That Committee OF nlns
members be appointed to inquire ana n
report at as early day as practlc@"ig9
whether any plan can be proposed
ond recommended for the gradual T.
mancination of all the African slaves
"a III avfermination Of slavery IN
Morviond Delaware, Virginia, Ken
tncky. Tennessee and MIssouria by the
noonIe. or the local authorities thereof,
ri pnd whether such an object be expe-
dent or desirable; and that they fur
thor inquire and report whether the
colonization Of such emanclpated
slaves on this continent or elsewhere
Is necessarily a concomitcnt OF their
freedom. and how and what provisions
should be made therefor, and also that
thew would inquired how far and IN
what way the Government eau and
ought eq1itably to facilitate this object,
and that they be further authorized, if
iu their judgement it is expedient, to
extend their inquiries as to the other
slaveholding States, and reporter
thereon.
The Kentucky members as usual set
up howl, but, happily, our arms have
advanced too into the South, rnd 1t IS
not important now to inquire what
Kentucky will say about it" A mo-
ton to reconsider was lost by 50 to 68
and so the resolution stands. We
shall very soon know whether the Peo~
pie of Maryland, Delaware, Virginia:
kentucky, Tennessee and Missouri
think more of slavery than OF the
Union, and whether or not and upon
what terms they will part with the IN
stitution that has been the curse OF the
Union and the ruin of the South.
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MULiSNtU NJ tbILIt u IUO
CHAPTER 1855.

AN ACT to authorize the secretary of state to fur
nish county superintendent OF schools with cop
les of the revised statutes and general laws.
Jbe Peonle of tie State of Wisconsin, represented
n, Senate and Assen6ly, do enact rs to5l0eos:
Section l.. 1t shall be the duty of the register OF
deeds of each county II this state, whenever ne
forwards to the secretary of state statement OF
the number of persons officers aud corporations in
his county, entitled by law to copy OF the laws OF
the last preceding session Of the Legislature, t IN
cIude therein the superintendent Of schools in his
comfy; and he shall also designate how many such
county superintendents are unsupplied with copies
Of the revised statutes and the secretary OF state
is hereby authorized and required to deliver to
such register or to his order copies of the revised
statutes and of the general laws Of each year, for
the use of such county suprntendents who shall be
entitled to the same, and who shall deliver them
10 their successors in office in the same manner as
is now required by law OF other county officers
receiving the came. 49,
Sec. .. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage and publication.
Approved March %, 1852
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wx7 EsTERN TR EES
w FOR
WE STERN PLANTERS

BLOOMINGTON NURSERY, BLOOMINGTON, I'll.
Located open prairie, at the crossing Of the Illinois
Central, st. Louis Alton Chicago railroads. Estab
sbed in 1852. lao acres Fruit, Ornamental and Nurse
nv stock; very large complete and reliable assortment
~" ESPECIALLY ADAPTED TIE NoRTHwEsT. Standard
and Dwarf Fruits. Apple, to years. Cherry, Pear,
Plum, Peach, Ounce Mulberry, Blackberry, Strawberry
Asparagus, Rhubarb. ST0CKS.-Apple, Dwarf Apple,
pear, Plum, Ounce, Cherry and Rose Apple Seeds
FVERGREEHS and Ornamental Trees, large and
small Weeping Trees Shrubs Creepers, Roses IN ina.
mense variety Flower Roots Dahlias, Lilies Tuberos-
es Gladious, Sweet Potato Plants, &c. Apple Root
Crafts, 10000 $50. Packing carefully done. g1Tg~ II
you wish choice Trees Plants CHEAP send 3 cent
stamp for a catalogue. I@8
3n37 r.. * gEsOFvgX. PROP.
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GOOD LUcK.-Some young men talk
about luck. Good luck is to get up at
six o'clock in the morning; good luck,
if you had only shilling week, is to
live upon eleven pence and save PEN
ny; good luck is to trouble your heads
with your own business, and to let
your neighbors alone; good luck is to
fulfill the commandments, and do unto
other people as wewish them to dounto
us. They must not only plod, but per
severe. Pence must he taken care of
because they are the seeds of guinus.
To get on in the world, they must take
care Of home, sweep their own door
ways clean, try and help other people,
avoid temptations, and have faith in
truth and God.-De Fares Lecture.
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g Mrs. Tilghman, mother of Gen.
Thghman, visited her son at Fort
Warren last saturday. The first excla-
nation on meeting him was, "Oh, my
rebel son." and during the conversa>
ton she said, "When / heard you We're
taken, l thanked God that you had
been rescued from secession infuenN
ces, and we're l to hear there was any
chance of your being exchanged, |
would 60 on my knees to the Presi,
dent to prevent you from again joining
the rebels; for l had rather have you
remain here during your life than to
know you were among the traitors of
the country"
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A FIREMAN's ToAsT.-The Ladies'
their eyes kindled the only flames
which we cannot extinguish, and
against which there is no insurance.
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These preparations unlike all others are
Free from Poisons."
ssNot dangerous to the Human Family
Gratis do not die ON the premises"
"They come out of their holes to die
.sTbey are the only infallible remedies known"
s.I2 wears and more established in New York city
Used 5g-the City Post Office,
Used blythe City Prisons and Station Houses
Used blythe City Steamers, Ships, &c.
Used blythe City Hospitals, Alms-HouseS, &c.
Used 6v-the City Hotels-Astor, st. Nicholas,@c
Used 6y-the Boarding Houses. &c, SC
Used ba-more than so, 900 Private Families.
EJge See one or taoo Specimens Of what IS Egery-
achere said By The People, dators-Deaf
erS, &c.
HOUSEKEEPERS--tr troubled with vermln neef
he no longer, if they use "COsTAR's' Extermlna
tors. We have used it to our satisfaction: ana |
n box cost SIS we would have it. we had rlet
poisons, but they effected nothng but HOosTAR
article knocks the breath out of Rats Mice, koach
es and Bed Bugs, quicker than we can write It
It is in great demand all over the country-hedS
ma (O) Gazette.
MORE GRAIN and provisions are destroyed
annually in Grant County by Vermln, than Woul'
nav for tons of this Rat and Insect hlller.-Lan
caster (WIs.) Herald.
HENRY r. COSTAR-We are selling you
Dreparations rapidly. Wherever they have oeel
used, Rats, Mice, Reaches, and Vermin disappea
rapidly. ECKER q SroSFfEE n,
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NrEw YORK MEDICAL INSTITUTE.

benevolent Institution endowed for the cure Of CHoNIc
DISEASES EVERY PROTECT GSYALDS FFom
qACK ADA RTIsERs No charges except Tor
medicine until cured ard in ofeXroe poverty THEAI
MEvr FREE. No Minerals Poisonous Drugs used. ing
Phy8cians have mad long and extensive experience b.s
in private and Hospital practice. The following gre
diseases Of the Head Throat Lungs Heart S5onaoA si
Kidney, Bladder, Rheumatism, Fits Cancer le
Affections Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, 5ehln ho
ness Impotence Viruicnt Diseases Of every p2s
Of FEMALEE AND ALL iHI "a ~ ,
riEs successfully treated blindness ana ~ 81
without painful operations Patients tLeAtc y Ieef W
sendiyg statement Of their case MedcnS shD 70 any
tho ConsultEti1n irsc 70 al address,
BaII VI tI9 I r.. 7 CpAVEs Consulting Phygicqn
IYi3 bit'O'''1- wv w" '''A o''J'
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Liver Regulator
DARLING'S
LIVER REGULATOR
LIFE EsETTERs,

And now consider myself entirely cured"
Hon John A. Cross writes, " Brooklyn, March 10,
1850 In the spring of 1859. took severe cold which
induced violent fever. took two doses Of
DARLING'S LIVER REGULATOR.
1t broke up my cold and fever at Previous to this
attack, had been troubled with dyspepsia several
months; / have felt nothing of il since"
Otis Studey Esq 125 East 29th street, N Y. writes
"August 49, 1861 had difficulty with Kidney Com
plant three years. with constant pain in the small Of
my back had used most all kinds of medicines, but
| found no permanent relief until used
DARL INC'S LIVER REGULATOR,
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CHAPTER Has.

AvACT TO amend chapter 81 Of the revised stat
tes entitled of the sale of lands Tor the pa
"fdebts by executors, administrators and guar
dians."
The People ofGte State Of Wisconsin, Tepre's"'S" ~
senate and assembly, do enGct dSJ0N01SS
Section l. Section Il Of chapter 81 OF the revised
statutes entitled of the sale OF lands tor the pay
Tnant Of debts by executors, administrators < guar
diens" Is amended so as to read as follows: sec
tion al All sales and conYeyances oil laho lnd4e
h,, eracutors or administrators, pursuant 10 ING
n,visops of this chapter, shall be suDJect 10 al
CHARGES thereon by mortgage or otherwise existing
at The time OF the death of the testator OF ntestate
rhere such mortgage or charge Is upon single lo5
o tract of land: and in case the estate oil the de-
ceased shall be in any way liable for the amount
secured by any such mortgage, or Tor any such
charge such sale shall not be confirmed py me
udge of the county court, antl the purchaser shsl
exeGute bond to the executor or administrator,
ms required in this chapter, in the case OF sale OF
a contract for the purchase OF land on winch pay
neEts are to become due. Proplded, that III cases
where the charge, by mortgage or otherwlse, Is up
on two or more lots or parcels of land, greater IN
vaIue than the amount Of said mortgage or liens
thereon the court or Judge ordering the sale, on be-
inc satisfied that it would be most beneficial to Inc
paties interested in said land that the same De SOLD
freed from such iueumbrance, may so order; ID
which case sufficient of the moneys made by the
sale shall be appropriated or invested, by ofder OIL
the county court, on confirming the sale, 10 pay
and satisfy the said lien, and the balance that may
remain shall be applied in course OF administrators
as assets in the hands of the executor or aoIihls
TRAITOR"
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AMERICAN
COLLECTING AGENCY

COLLECTING AGENCY
NO. 24O BROADWAY.
Claims of all kinds gainst the General Government,
State Government the City, private parties, prosecu-
ted and collected at our risk and ea'pens6.
Against private parties possess superior iacitles
FIR collecting claims everywhere in the United States
and Canadas relieving merchants, assgnees, BANKERS
Special attention given to old debts hard cases, di-
vorces, Wills estates, etc.
Soldiers pensions pay, and bounty secured for them
or their heirs For that purpose and for prosecuting
claims against the Government we have branch Office
at Washington No charge made unless claims are
collected.
Information aud opinions given, and investigation
made 1C0ut charge, upon claims proposed tobe place
in our hands. For particulars, address
Ea HUNTINGTON lee 81 CO.,
32tf No. 240 Broadway New York.
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A wag says of woman: ITO her
virtues, we give loye-to her beauty,
our admiration-to her hoops, the
whole pavement"
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proved March II, l8o2.
rPnhEsheH M0t.ch %. 1862. !
CHAPTER Hay.

AN ACT to amend section of chapter 50 OF the
revised statutes, entitled ''of excise.
Tae People Of the State Of Wisconsin, represented
IN Senate and assembly, do enact as tollo'0S:
Section |. Section of chapter IS of the revised
statutes, entitled of excise, is hereby amended SO
rs 10 read as follows: ''If any person shall yend,
sell, deal or traffic in, for the purpose Of eyadng
this chapter give away any spurious, ardent OF m
foxcating liquors or drinks, in any quantity what
eyor, without having first obtained license thereior
according to the provisions Of this chapter, he shal
be deemed guilty of msdemeGnor and on conVlc
tiun thereof shall be punished therefor by fine OF
not less than ten more than forty dollars be,
SIDES the costs of suit; or i'll lieu OF suoh hne, by
Imprisonment i'll the county jail of the proper coun
ty to exceed sixty days and not less than twenty
du ys; and in case PUNISHMENT by fine above pro
vided such person shall, unless the fine and costs
be paid forthwith be committed to the county Jan
OF the proper county until such fine and all cost
are paid, or until discharged by due course OF law
and in case of second or any subsequent eonylc
tiou Of the same person during any one year, the
parliamentary be both by fine and imprisonment
at the discretion OF the court,
Approved March q, 1867.
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The grand essentials to happiness in
this world are, something to do,some-
thing to love, and something to hope
for.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
il PHILADELPHIA.

For the relief Of tie sick and distressed afflicted qgi
ParULent and ChroRtc Diseases, and especially for
the Cure Of Diseases Of the Sexual organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the acting Sur
geon. Valuable reports Spermatorrhoea, Seminal
Weakness and other diseases Of the Sexual Organs
on the New Remedies employed in the Dispensary.
sent to the afflicted in sealed letter envelopes free
charge Two three stamps for postage will be accept
able.
Address. DR.. J. sKILLIN HOUGHT0N, Acting Sur
geon, Howard Association, No. South Ninth Street
Philadelphia Fs 1y3b
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N0TTCE TO CREDITORS.

III the matter Of the estate Of Josiah T. Farrar late Of
Salem. Kenosha county, Wisconsin, deceased.
THVO all whom ID may concern. Letters Of adj
4 ministraton having been issued to Herman S.
Ihorp, said estate and months from this date
having been allowed and limited to creditors to present
their claims for examination and allowance: Notice IS
hereby given that the undersigned will, the I'd day
Of June, A. D. 1862, the hour OF ten O'Clock A. M at
his Office in the city and county OF kenosha, receive,
examine and adus all claims and demands of all per-
against said deceased !. W. WEBSTER
Kenosha, March &c, 1852 4W42 County Judge,
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MICHIGAN CEN TRIAL AND
w GREAT WESTERN CANADA RAILWAYS

w GREAT WESTERN CANADA RAILWAYS
Winter Arrangements.
Trains leave the Great Central Depot, foot OF Lake
Street, Chicago:
600 A. M-Lightning Express Sundays excepted) ar
rive at Detroit $50 P. NJ Suspension Bridge
800 A. NJ, Albany LOOP. NJ; New York $50
P. NJ; Boston 220 night
80 r. M-New York and Boston Express, Except Sat"
urday,) arrive at Detroit $40 a. M. Sus-
pension Bridge Of Buffalo 400 p. N. Albany
2.20A. NJ; New York 90 An Boston noon.
600 A. m--CDcinnat Express, Except through
TO Cincinnati in 10 hours.
30 P M-Cncinnati and Louisville Express, except
Saturday, through to Cincinnati in "a hours
Louisville in Is hours.
E8y%P Patent Sleeping Cars on all night trains
Arrive in Chicago day express, II p. NJ. Night eX-
press TO- as A. NJ; 720 A. NJ. and II 2. M.-Cncinnau
Express.
Baggage checked through
fees in he North and West and at the Company's of
fee corner and Dearborn Streets and athe depot
foot Of Lake Street (40tD
J. Q. A. BEAN, General Wes'rn Passenger Agn't.
II. Z. SARGENT, Gcnr'l Agnt. j.. N. RICE, Sup't.
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DARLlNG's LIVER REGULATOR,
LIFE BITTERS.

Ipassed clotted blood by the urethsa. am now en-
tire cured, and take pleasure in recommending these
remedies"
Mrs. c. Tebow, II Christopher street, N. Y, writes
Feb 90 1901 have been subject to attacks of Asth-
ma the last twenty years. have never found any
thing equal to
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DarIing's Liver Regulator,

in afrording immediate relief. It is thorough Liver
and bilious remedy"
Mrs Young, of Brooklyn, writes: February Zeth,
1S0O.-In May last had attack Of piles which
confined me to the house. l took one bottle Of
DAREENG'S LIFE BBBTTEHgG,
and was entirety cured. have had attack since"
d. Westervelt, Esq. of South 9TH, 8th street,
Williamsburg, h. l., writes "August b. l56O.-HaYing
been troubled with difficulty in the Liver and subject
to bilious attacks, 1 was advised by friend to try
DARLING'S LIVER REGULATOR.
did So and found it to operate admirably removing
the bile and arousing the liver to activity. have also
used it as
FAMILY MEDICINE.
When our children are out of sorts, we give them few
drops and it sets them all right find it meets the
general wants of the stomach and bowels when dor-
dered."
READER you eed either both Of these most excel
lent Remedies inquire for them at the stores you do
not find them take other but enclose One Dollar in
letter. and receipt of the money the Rene iy or Rem
edies viii be sent according to your directions, by mail
or express post paid. Address,
DAN'L S. DARLING,
lO2 Nassau ST., n. <.
Put zap in SO cent and 81 Bottles each. 28.6m
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nEnrtuane AnIn

STATE OF WIsooNsIE-KFNosHA COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT
Mary Carney against Peter Riley and Almira Riley.
I'm pursuance and by virtue of a certain judgment of
foreclosure and sale made and entered in the above
entitled cause the 18th day of May, A. D. 1861 Hi
ram Hobrook, referee for that purpose in said judgment
named, do hereby give notice that 1 shall Saturday
the 2st day of June A. D. 1862 the hour of O'CLOCK
P NJ, offer for sale and sell at public auction to The
highest bidder therefor, the following described land
so much thereof as shall be necessary to pay said udg
half of the west half of northeast quarter of section
twenty-our (2D town one ~, north OF range nineteen
Q9) east in the County Of Kenosha and state of Wis
consin HIRAM HOLBR0OK, Referee.
Dated March 18th, 1862
O.S.&F H. HEAD, PIfs Auys 13w4l
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A liberal discount made to dealers.
Address Principal Office, Tribune Build
ings, No. I Spruce Street, New York.
Sold also by Caswel, Mack Co., Fifth Avenue Hotel;
J. e l. Coddington, 715 Broadway; D. S. Barnes, 2Oz
broadway and by all druggists. 1y2s
NOtIce.-We are daily receiving orders to send by
mail some one OF DR.. HuTd's Dental Remedies,
which we cannot fill. None mailable except the
NeasydIqid Plaster, which send in an envelope on
receipt of price % cens) and stamp But to accom-
modate in places where the druggists and store
keepers behind the age have put up packages IN
white emb ossed boxes inches by four, with com
nartmeuts-each box containing bottle OF DF. HUTd8
Month Wash, and Tooth Ache drops, box OF TOOTH
Ponder, the NeWrGEgtG Plaster, and valuable little
Treatise on Teeth and their diseases the best means o.
reserUing them, and tie proper treatment Of Ch7t-
drens Teeth, worth of itself the entire cost to every
Young man woman, parents with young children
with sundry other necessary articles price per pack
age one d0tr six packages for %, sent by express
as directed. As the express charges are not much
any, more dozen than on one 1t Is FAR cheaper TO
order six dozen packages at one time. a large
faray will want all, the surplus can be disposed OF
to ueghbors with public benefit for can estimate
how much pain, suffering, unhappness and dishgure-
mept expense loss of time and money would be saved
10 the country if every family to-day had one of these
Dackages which in ITSELF is compl3te set OF Dental
Remedies Address WIN B. HURD Il Co., Tribune Build
ings New York, and write and address plainly.
That remlttances may be made with confidence w. b..
n & o. refer the mayor Of Brooklyn, to &. W. GRIT
ETH President Of the Farmers and Citizens Bank,
Brooklyn to the Editor Of the American Manufactur
ers Gazette to JOY Coe Co., Publishers Agents, N.
Y; TOP. q. BARNUM Esq, who knows good thing
when he sees it and who has already ordered second
supply, ETC.
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Avs OF WIS SIN.
q r FICIAL.
Published March %, 1862. ]
CHAPTER 1917.

u
AN ACT to change the name OF Bad AK county t.
that of Vernon.
The People Of me State Of Wtseonstr represented "a
senate and Assembly, do enact as Jo[E01es:
Section l. The name of Bad AK county. In tins
stnte is hereby changed to Vernon county, and by
this latter name the said county shall be called and
known in popular nomenclature and III law, IN al
places and for all purposes and Wherever IN an
law of this state, and in all deeds mortgages ana
public records, the words Bad Ak occur nav Ih-
reference 10 said county OF Bad AK, NOW county o.
Vermont said words shall be construed ana uHGot
stood in the same manner rs II the WoId 0ii0-
were printed or written IN leu Thereon =. e,rca
Seq g. This act shall take effect ana 0e i tUi
from and after the first day Of May, A. ~ loo~'
Approved March, y, 1862
Published March, 20, lSoZ-J
CHAPTER 143.
AN ACT TO repeal chapter 81 OF the genera !aH s
ot 1889 Ienttledl ian act to amend seetion ~
~ obeDfer 1913 o! the revised statutes, ehtIlleo
IF costs and fees.
ma peonze fthc State Of Wisconsin, represented
i, Seaate md assembly, do enact as foIIotsS:
section l. Section 50 of chapter l33 of the feyls
Cd statute. is hereby amended so as 10 re"o as loi
lows "For publishing any other notice OF otnel VI
dar citation, summons or any other ProceeuhS VI
advertisement required by law to be puDiisneu ~
anv Newspaper not more than forty cents per lollo
for the first Insertion and twenty cents per lo4io 0
eaoh insertion after the tlrst. ~, ,,a;o.
Sec. 2 All acts and parts OF acts "hich co'i'i'''
with this act are hereby repealed
Approved March "a, 1867
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N 25c, soc, AND $l.oo Boxes, BGTTLEs AND
TATIoNs, SHIPS, BOATS,
HOTELS, &c.
CAUTEON!!! To prevent the public from be-
ing imposed upon by Sparioms and H'gh<y Pe1'53
nicaouS limitations, new label has been prepared
bearing fac Simiie of the Proprietors signature
Examine each box, bottle or flask carefully before
purchasing, and take nothing but " COstar's."
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Great Reduction i'm the Prices
-OF--
Singer & CO. s STANDARD MACHINES

Purposes
No. L, Standard Shuttle Machine, for
merry sold at $50, Reduced 10 $40.
No. 2, Standard Shuttle Machine, for
Iaerly sold al $500, Reduced TO $y5.