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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1865-12-23

Sr. CHARLES Com BaEAD.--Reat
two eggs very ligh' mix with them
one quart OF Indian meal and one
pint Of sour milk or buttermilk. Add
one teaspoonful of melted butter, and
a teaspoonful of saleratas, we'll dis
solved, Immediately before baking.
Beat hard and bake quick
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Thirty Lines Of Common Sense Reader. having ssno:s
over The editorials In this journal you turn Y
the saying 70 yourself these are publishes
By the writors 70 serve their own INTEREST," -.
Perhaps But Il Is less true that concerns your
interest read these thirty lines II you are healthy =
presumed you wish to continue 20 II SICK OF course yoo
desire relieved In either case important 70 yos
eat md beat tonic and Alternative advertised In
try This period OF the whom the strongest need a
for the oppressive heat drains tho system Of
strength faster than the most potent and vigorous
ton can recruit Therefore, proservauve Of hea1sn
A. projection against the devttasng action OF heat an
ths malaria produces yoa should sustain the good ocns
sound stamina with which nature mas blessed yos
with this peerless vegetable tonic =.
scarcely be necessary 70 urge upon the weak ~
sng the Of acquiring by safe means the seuen
which denies thorn Al Who Are thus cs
are invited give the BTTTERS trial bcfoe
they the elm. three days 10 coniorTiy with ~
operation They will nnd that impars mental well -
energy and regulates All the internal iunceoes
Admirably This the experience Of the debiitaed ana a.
pressed Ia making these the oe
echo the language nnumerabe tcsnonAA Soio eveSB
where. New York Office. 80 Cedar street
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The Unsubdued Rebellion.
From the Ind0peudent. August 10. |


The humiliatng tone Of Southern society whether
political religious with which they recognized, fe W
ago. their State conquered and their fate as
thrOwn open the gates pc. power to
rebels; has elevated to provisional sovereignty bitter
Of the ideas and even Of the existence Of the
republic has adhered to the dogma Of State rights
where its recognition the triumph Of every
democratic and anti Union principle, and has especially
excluded from any share In their government their most
loyal often their only loyal citizens The consequences
dom Of speech is dying before It is born; the Union
soldier, II Of African descent, is scourged, robbed
and murdered by the white rebel, and Is power
less to defend his liberties whether by the
ballot or by the very rife wherewih he saved his
try Tho churches that Of late seemed lfelcss and dis
solved their original dust appear compact organized
defiant The field which Northern councils and synods
looked upon void and ready for their spiritual occupa
ton Is TO be teeming with Satanic life The rebel
lion IL yet unsubdued General Grant, with his euteu
and his million Of muskots has broken the military
power OF the concderacy It is still potent aud insolent
In It's civic and religious forms The struggle Of the
future Is to be less and much more prolonged
than has been that OF tho past Slavery Is gone but the
barbarsm II engendered and that engendered like
death and It's mother sin begctting their heliish
broods-s yet filing their hearts with hate aud their
mouths with blasphemy, debating the policy OF the
State and Church. and reestablshing It's sway through
all that land.
Like those cast out from heaven they instantly rise
from of the burning mar and plot TO rgan their lost
domain. What, them Is our dutyf II Is twofod First,
mus az citizens pd1sd oadsAss wor,are dodtm any
recgnItn Of ee state, their present reeios altitude
Thee matters should be put under tutors and
governors till the time appointed freedman, bureau Il
less NEEDED than rebels bureau II Is the white more
than the black that should DO cared for The govern
must appoint military governors and grant negro
suffrage. Public meetings. like that IN Faneuil Hall
should be held all the land to constrd'n TO h
course The srlbe is scotched not killed The Presi
dent take ne aing from H. mus put MS hei upon
head BY making his democracy real democracy ty recos
uizing loyalty as citizenship. aud loyalty ony.
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Brooklyn City News.

MALICIOUS SHoorrSo.-About four O'Clock Saturday al
ternoon, pistol shot fred through tho division wall
Of Rauchs bakery Of South Seventh and Second
Streets d. into the bakers shop adjoining owned by
Peter Ksne It that tho pistol was only charged
with powder, but the eyes OF an infant child OF Mr.
Ke,ne were BADLY injured that is feared its sight Is
entirely destroyed. A workman named Andrews was
also burned by tho powder. Drs. wilmer and Bradley
attended tho injured parties Oicer W. Guischard sub
scaucnty arrested Charles Stacker workman employed
by Rauch, charged with committing the offence which
he don't deny Stacker twenty eight years OF age and
q native OF Germany. The affair originated Ia family
feud all the parties being related and engaged In the
same business Stacker will DO examined BY Justice
Walter on Monday morning.
FuR FAcrosr DssrRoYsD 81 Ftas About twelve
o'clock last night the fur factory Of Andreas Meade,
Geary street. between Harrison and Throop avenues,
T. D., was damaged BY Ore TO the amount OF 81, 400
The principal the stock the building being OF
little value The nro evidently the work OF an ncen
diary and Fire Marshal lawrence 10 engaged In making
nm a voetic0tion.
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The Whitestone suicide,

The body OF an unknown female o. has been related
in these columns was found on Sunday the 18th inst,
floating whtssoue Long Island by three gentlemen
who were In the yacht Dolphin. The men brought the
remains ashore, and Coroner Trunk was immediately
called. he found the body 10 suspicious state. was
we'll dressed and Der found two gold brcastpns
and one ounce bottle Of laudanum, marked TO- C. o.
borne, Druggist, Hartford Conn" About half OF the
laudanum bad been taken out Of the bottle Coroner
Trunk took the body In charge and the three gentlemen
ali the ac.s DR. FnH sen. ocsr Conrad D. wurss 70
this city 70 nnd all the details Of the case.
In the meantime Coroner Trunk ordered post. NOR.
and Maus r. vsdder. The result was as follows.-
Dress torn In front high the waist On removing
the bandase found an ulcer extending from the shoulder
TO the elbow. The body looked IKE that or person
% % s
ear and brown dscoloraton Of The face evidence Of
slight enlargement Of inquina glands
The body, in our Judgment presented the appearance
enlargement Of the liver, with crrhoss stomach un.
usually largo; no evidence Of inflammation containing
GUAR: "a e bar;
mali mai; i i'd o. usual siss and healthy
found In the general sppearapcs and state OF all the
organs and ~ al the symptoms are consistent with those
On drowned ssss eis
W "'" NAUs r. vEDDER, \. D.
TIE VERDICT.
Aer having the afdavs Of the physicians Dr. Frunk
sent an oicef TO New York 70 buniup more details Of
the case with the following result Tho woman In
question came board the steamer Granite State q
Hartford Conn, on Thursday; went back on Friday
ana back again 10 New York on Saturday. She
| stated on board that her husband was 10
Sos Ss,yesu spu snsd and worcester but TIA. hs'
mother was living At Turkey Hill, ne6r Hartford. She
bad some conversation with Mr. Adams, expressmau
an hoard Of the boat and mentioned 70 him her ntsn
ton OF committing suicide; but he laughed at her shs
laughed in return. stephen Horton, pilot, was nea
quarter past ave o'clock Sunday morning She VA
found By the yacht Dolphin, - slated, a. about egh
o'clock A. M and viewed By the coroner about hafps
nine A. NJ The coroner OF The county OF Queens, ,Dp
| Frederick Trunk, and ofncer wurts, have done all Il
their power 70 clear up the mystery. Any details WI
Do given BY the coroner At his once, Strattonport Ia
Thebody was buried on Wednesday morning
Tho jury found their verdict IN accordanoe with th
phy .ic.s-'s tss..--.ony. -..s. sev,a
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Carriage Licenses.
REVENUE ACCRUING TO THE CITY FROM THE SAM
STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS, ETC.

We annex statement Of the amount Of money &C.
crung the city from licenses granted to hackney car
rage owners and Qf Of every description for
tho past four mouths Tho issuing Of those licenses has
been exclusively confined TO the Mayors office since
April o. under Mr. George W. Morton, Marshal, and the
statement Is made up to the 10th inst Blk thousand
Ave hundred and ten licenses have been granted or re-
uewed in this interval and revenue Of over $sS, 900
has thus in portion OF this sum goes into the
interest the city debt the remainder into the general
fund OF the Corporation.
The ordinance requires all owners OF vehicles cartmen
and expressmen their licenses before October
81 that the officials In the department will be busy
employed the number Of vehicles Of this description
Is considerable The arrangements under the charge
OF Mr. George W. Norton First Marshal Who assisted
by Messrs Hnchman, vallers and Waters is fully pre-.
pared for rush OF business 70 commence early next
month.
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CorOner's Inquest.
FATAL RAILROAD CAsUALTY-wARNiN0 TO
PARENTS.

Coroner Collin yesterday held inquest at the Seven
toenth precinct STATEN house over the remains OF Louis
Goodman, little boy four years Of age whose death ~as
occasoncd by being by Of the cars OF the
Second Avenue Railroad Company on Friday evening, -
reported in yesterdays HsRAID This occurrence sho!ld
be warning 10 parents keep their children OF tendon
wears out OF the streets through which tho cars pass a.
we'll as all other crowded thoroughfares here there
danger OF their being run over The jury iound !nss
deceased his death by injuries caused by accdes
tally falling under the wheels Of car No Second Avr
Railroad while running alongside OF sad car and We
the driver conductor from all blame IN The
matteru
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

Oar Fortress Monroe COrresl >onoenco'
FORTRESS MONROE, August a. i0o0'
yuvV
II now pretty we'll understood that parties have
making inquiries 10 the accommodations existing he -
for the trial at this place of JEFF Davis These inquiries
indicate that the trial 10 take place here II the proper
accommodations can be obtained Including the court
and witnesses 1t Ia said that provision will have TO be
made for at least hundred and atty persons Ar
rangements, II is said being made TO convert tho
Chesapeake Hospital building into headquarters for the
court members aud witnesses. There is abundant room
here and with horse running every fifteen minutes
back and forth to the fortress every other needed FACULTY
will be obtained All this Of course, presents itself, "a
yet In the nchoate form OF rumOr.
TO BE MUsrKRED DOT.
An order Just come directing Hvc thousand troops
to be mustered out Of this department Compliance
with this order will reduce the force here from fifteen 70
ten thousand men II is known that the Fifty eighth
and One Hundred and Fourth Pennsylvania regiments
will be mustered out under this order.
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Ths Union Pacific Railroad.

NDfANAPOtls, Iuu', AubuV IT., hoV0s
long train Of cars loaded with Howes truss bridges,
to replace the bridges recently destroyed on the Union
Pacnc Railroad Eastern Division, oy the unprecedented
bab waters 10 the Kansas rivers passed west TO day. In
charge OF Major HenpIng the General Agent Meantime
the business Of the road continues without interruption
temporary bridges having been constructed 70 enable
trains 10 pass along The present energetic directors Of
the road are spsrns expense 10 make the Sosd ars
ala
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Pay Pennies for Fare.
m ruI uDrrOR or THn HERALD.

The imposition OF city railroads In charging six cents
fare and refusing 70 sell tickets can now DO made 70 re-
talIate upon them. Let every man, woman and child
upp,v tbsmselyes with cents and pay nothing else for
AZ and thew vii, soon be al neen 10 twenty per cent
scount which will bring the rate Of fare 70 ave cents
The railroads cannot obge their employees 70 take for
chair labor more than one dollar In cents the compa
nsa viii be Obliged 70 sell their pennies for what they
can ret or sell tickets the regular price Of ave cents
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WHY are these diseases often fatal -. -
The answer admouitions we're unneodon pur'
cation was neglected and yet .,,,,
are within the reach OF every and hurt be done
by them and The good Is beyond dispute
rhsy are ipfalble the early stages and have
who have been given up oy PM
Brandrsh,s PITTS sre sold at tho principal Once, Bran,
drsb House and at No Union square, ~ r., ana oy al
"'ss'''' " r. BRANDRETH.
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rns AT RocxAwAv, L. 1.-The old and well known
house, the crary Cottage she private residence Of Mr.
Balnbrdge was burned to the ground on Friday morning
fast Fortunately among the visitors at Rockaway were
number Of New York nrcmcn. who generously gave
cenon az thai IN the third story rooms all the fur nitre
pictures, &c aud library verc @ycd though Ia dam.
qpa.l esA
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The number OF missionary priests sent from Rom
amounted in 1894 to 2,056.
ror rar CUuRCu

missionary
amounted in 1894 to 1855
THE COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
From New York correspondence OF Boston Journal
Tho Collegiate Church Of this city is the richest re-
lQious corporation in Now York noxt to Trinity The
property Is valued at a. 600 OOo with annual income
OF about $3.50 600 Harpendng, an old Dutch elder In
which he had used as a lanyard, for the support
Of the ministry OF the Dutch church In New York
TINS tn Is % s mo Of
city. II lies between Maiden lane and Ann street on
Broadway, down Fulton and John, IN Nassau william
property up town This church has four pastors paying
each salary Of S. 900 year with present Of on
support Of the ministry suit q now pending 10 the
Court OF Appeals 70 compel the Collegiate Church to d.
Ss c Of for their support
contendng that that the intent OF the donor and
not conne simply TO the support OF the four pastors q
the Collegiate Church. The will probably be decided
In November.
MISCELLANEOUS.
located a. South orsnee has Just been furnished
with new organ from the establishment OF Mr. Henry
Of thus city The has wO @ ss 81 asy
s twenty-five feet high, eighteen feet wide and twelve
feet deep
We learn from circular dated ct the Mission House.
Boston, August TO- that the receipts Of the American
Board Of Missions for eleven months Of the year ending
August 81 were but tribe $3.50 ooo Other sources
yei% nearly i IL order sSsrsor. that he dis
bursemens OF the year 1850 0o0) may be fully provided
donations don and Isssciss Of August 1894 were ssS
Madame Jumel the widow Of Aaron Burr, len pro.
perry valued at 500 00o The Episcopal church OF Car.
ys1H
money enough TO build elegant church. and made the
rector her resdSor ssAsss BY which no will inherit the
Several prominent Unitarian cicrgymen Of New York
and Boston are 10 preach Of different places in New
Hampshire this month, under the auspices Of the Unta.
an Association, who consider that state good ne'd Oh
/ labor
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Movements OF the Dictator, venderbats
and Agamenttcus. 49,

The iron clad Monitor Dictator and steamer Vanderow
sailed from here haipas four O'Clock this aferaeea
for Philadelphia. ,a.x
Tho Mor,tor Agamepticus returned from Portsmouth,
last evening, making the passage In seven hours
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Burning OF tho Steamer Traveller.
DETROIT, August 10, 1885.
The steamer Traveller was burned at Eagle Harbor.
lake SUPERIOR yesterday No lives were lost Tho boat
IL total loss She was valued at $4,000 and insured
for 400 OOO
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The Pross Despatch h.

FORrRk55 mONHOB huBuSs foo0'
The steamer Favorte (owned by Mr.. Cyrus q. Saples,
commenced to-day make daily trips between Norfolk
Suffolk and Smitheld leaving Norfolk on the arrival OF
the Baltimore boats.
Pilot boat Protection No O. OF Norfolk, commenced TO
cruise to-day about Capes Henry and Charles TO furnish
pilots for these waters.
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DISEASES OF the Head and Heart

Datchsior's Hair Dye-The Best In the
world Harmless reliable instantaneous Tue only pe"e"
dye. Factory II Barclay street
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Burning OF the Schooner Lissis.


The schooner Lizzie, Captain Clover from Rocklsnd
for Norwich with lime, struck the rocks near Watch
Hill early on Friday morning. took Ore and burned 10
the waters edge She was not insured. Her sails and
riseina were sayed
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A-Marsh's Radical Cure Truss ana
Bspdage Institute has removed 2 Broadway Open I'm
PIP. NJ. Lady attendant
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Police Intelligence.
CHARGE OF ROBBERY.

On the night Of Abe Esd umo John Cosgrin, residing
at No l43 avenue A. late Of Company C. Twelfth GIFTED
States infantry, stepped into porter house pear his
residence 10 take drink, and in doing so exhibited a
wallet containing hundred and seventy nve dollars
and his discharge paper. While at the bar William Far
escaped into the street. He not again I'll yes
terday when Sergeant Potter OF the Third district police
court arrested Farrell and found IN bis possession the
compliments discharge from the army The accused
confessed to Sergeant Potter that ho took the money
and Justice Mansfield committed him 70, e,a%ns, ,
dealer by occupation and livcs at No AZ East Four
teenth street.
A SEAMAN CHARGED WITH Bf0AMY.
Susan Brownlee, residing at No Madison street, yes
teray appeared before Justice Mansfield and preferred
complaint for bssmy against George Brownlee, Q sea
man. She alleges that on the 18th day Of October 1912
she was married Brownlec in Belfast Ireland and bad
three children BY him. He abandoned her 10 iso? and
on the sh day Of November o. that year unsd n%
McGashen, Of this city, being the Officiating clergy man.
Brownlee was arrested by ofcer Andre, OF the Third
District Police Court, and justice Mansfield committed
him for examination
RowDY BOYS IN A rIGHr-0NR OF THEN SHOT.
On Friday evening gang OF disordery boys and young
men, who are well known 10 the Nineteenth precinct
police got into quarrel the corner Of Foryfourth
street and Second avenue during which they used pis
tolls knives, clubs, stones and other missiles David
above the elbow INJECTING but not necessarily
dangerous wound. The pistol 10 alleged 70 have been
discharged by Charles Clements, who succeeded 10 max
ing his escape Several other lads engaged In the ngh
we're more or less injured. Kelly was attended by
physician who extracted the bullet from his arm, ate
which be was conveyed 70 bis home near by.
ARREST OF sHoPLIrrER.
Detectives Gilmore and McDousall yesterday arrested
Francis Hoey, we'll known shopIiner, on the complaint
Of Fitch, Waldo Barre, importers, al No. Is Maidst
lane He discovered BY Of tho firm In the act q
stealing some pistols from Before he could pro
his arrest he managed 10 mako his escape bat wa
subsequently, arrested a. above Alderman Norton, Act
ing Magistrate, committed the accused. The nsm has
within The last few months. iost considerable by shop
iiftcrs
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Accom- ntial.
The services Of an experienced Detective be had 10
divorce aud ali other by Addressing Post oce boz
67S
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Chapaan's Nervous Antidcte. =.
great demand for this valuable compound has caused W
manufacture. Depot t0l SIth avenue
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General Daniel Il. sfchies In Boston.
a..o., 10 taas

BosroS, August IT, 1895.
Major General Daniel e s,ckles lately appointed 70
the command Of the sscssd district Department Of we
East, comprising the States Of Massachusetts, New
Hampshire and Vermont, was serenaded last
evening, and made a short speech from tho steps
Of the Psr,6r House, In which DC @'d
that the Aats Of his health would preVen'
him from dakins any extended remarks; out ne would
take thu opportunity to offer his congratulations Vne
succe .,, close Of tho war and the honorable pcscs
witch had been won Hc spoke Of the good corduc
ana vsor Of the New England troops which u had beer
hs fortune 70 command and expressed his belief tha
tho military supervision Of the three New England States
| wbisn no had the honor To command would no, he
I ys,y .Iuivus t.-a--
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Trusses, shoulder Braces, Elestie sS0em.
inss and Instruments for all dsformes al Dr. oLo'b~5.
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r. A. Brooks Boos and Shoe Empo..
rum SIS Broadway Boots shoes 0a,srs and SLIPPER.
drsn B-Mr. Smith. for many yesrs iorem . t !.
msut ana NJ H. NUNS The old and well tnown iorencs.
IN The entire supervision Of the ades and childrsn
pats1no"' ""'e~ - =" 57B Broadway.
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Henry A. Daniels, Md. Consulting a.
lucrative surgeon, No. Union square special ~tenuss
No ali diseases Of the Pelvic visceva.
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| Trusses..Marsh n Co.'S Oid EseeH-
Ishsd Radical Cure Truss 0ce sim a. NO. Vessy s@ss~
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Fss MArrsRs The total expenditures account ofths
old Fire Department. the year ending Slst OF Decem
ber 1884, exclusive of the purchase Of real estate
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0oureud's Poudrs Subtitle Cproots hess
from low forshsads any part OF the oody' w asv'~
BROADWAY.
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Chevalier's Life for the Hair-Restores
Gray Hair 70 ~ original color stops lie falling out sesgs
the clean, stands above comparison with any otnes
hair dressing sold al the drug stores and 81 my odce
lis Broadway SARAH A. CHBVALiEh ~ w.
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aei s,ors Il; vo,r half white tecih and sweet
mouth desirable a wealth vi .svs" w s,,v ua
srush those Of ivory that iy PENN" - syd -
With tina, gem for the '1l' rngraht - y IVY w
a, a.. q. - hem L.. -. /. -.-sA4s 49,
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grover Il Bakers HiGhs.s PrsIs. 2.
ELASTIC STITCH AND LOCK sriroh sn"iN"
CHINES COS Broadway
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usmosrhoids radically Cared, In see,
,,,na,e. vl,hout the knife cauaus acid HENRY =.
pANiELs N D., consulting and operating surseoa' NO .
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oousaua's Msdieated Soap Csrss To-,
pmns. ereohies Rinsworm, Mosquito Bes aud all sem
sisrpp,sh.s 4, his depot Broadway and drusgsts
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Wtlcox q oibbs' sewing Mschtne' ,
No gs Broadway
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u.~ sewing Machine Cos-Elias Howe,
4, pres,dspt e1p Broadway. Agents wanted.
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whee,e, n Wilson'S Loci stitch sew
ina Msob,ns ana Button Hole Machine, ces Broadway