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Foraien Nana.

new YORK, July 12.-The steamer
Persia, from Liverpool on the LIST and
queenstown on the I'd, has arrived,
wlth TWO days later news.
another lake has been discovered in
S central Africa, from whence the Nile
The amount of coin in the Bank of
France is larger than for several wears.
Bourse unsettled; 66f. tic.
The failure of negotiations between
Italy and the Pope Is leading theme
in Italy. Negotiations are absolutely
Rome is charged with completely in pre-
venting an understanding.
1t Is reported that negotiations be-
tween Rome and Mexico are still pro-
crossing. i.4rfz ...l
Cholera in Alexandria is represented
as rather less alarming.
The final arrangements on the Great
Eastern were being pushed forward at
the More to the utmost. She would be
ready for sea i'll II few days, but is not
expected to leave the More till the 9th
or 10th of July. The shore end of the
cable Will be laid at Valencia on the
lOtl, ready for the Great Eastern. Alb
solutely none but those connected with
the laying of the cable will be permit
ted to sAil on the Great Eastern. Sig
nails aIe daily sent through the entire
cable. The insulation, &c. were Dro-
nounced almost absolutely perfect. a
message of four words occupied a min
ute ana quarter, hut double.this speed
is expected from new Instruments.
LiUe1POOL July lSt.-NIanchester mar
kets are depressed and lower. Bread
stutts-American flour quiet. Wheat
very firm, and prices lC13 per cent. bet
ter; winter red Ss6d@9s. Corn quiet
and about Sd easier; mixed ut 27(d2Ss.
Provisions-F0rk very dull. Bacon fa-
Xors buyers. Lard quiet and steady at
66Ca6Ss. Petroleum quiet but firm:
small snlcs of refined ut 2s(jd.
London July 1St.-Wheat firm and
generally Id dearer; white mt 43MIG,
red Mt 4lg44. Flour at 22@24. Sugar
steady. Tea quiet. Coffee firm. Pc
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Interesting Southern News.

New HonK, July 12.-The steamer
America brings Savannah dates to the
Sth. The Herald says: The 4th was
celebrated in Charleston in an appro-
PIRATE manner by an excursion down
the hnrbor, and u parade blythe Home
Guards. Exercises were held in seveal
churches and n 4th of July association
was formed with Hon. II. Mackey as
President. j. Gill visited Charleston
on the 9Th and was consulted by n large
number of civilians on matters relating
to their personal interest. In the even
ing he proceeded to Orangeburg.
The only iron clad in harb6r is the
Hatskill, and she has been ordered
North
The first foreign vessel since opening
the port arrived there on the 4th insi
with an assorted cargo from Bermuda
The 49th Pennsylvania has gone from
Savannah to Columbia, S. C.
| The Savannah Republican announces
I the arrival of 300 bales of cotton from
Augusta, and says as soon as flats car
/ be constructed thousands of bales will
come from the same direction, Mr.
Johnson, the provisional Governor o
I Georg1a, in an address to the people o
Savannah on the LIST inst, admonishe!
them to recognize and look squarely ii
the face the great changes and facts I.
be adduced BY the war, and to take tn,
oath prescribed by the President Wit
earnestness and sincerity, swear thei
Allegiance and to go TO work manfull,
Z ana with aWtll to rehabilitate their com
monWealth once more in the great sis
terhood in the Union. He called thei
attentlon particularly to the fact thn
whether they liked it or not slavery il
their state was gone and could not b
restored.
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CtURsisTENCE oFFICE u. s. ARMY,

CtUBSISTENCE OFFICE u. s. ARMY,
- WHEELING, July Sth, 1896.
Sealed Proposals unjust De duplicatedD from
first hands, and from citizens loyal to the
United states Government, only, Will be
DAY, the 18th OF July, for supplying for
the use OF the "United States Army" SnbsIS-
tence stores, to be delivered Mt Wheeling, w.
1900 Barrels inst quality Extra Flour.
The brands and places OF mandatory TO
be stated In the bids, and whether In round
in good shipping orier, full head-ltned and
bungs sealed.
$50 Barrels clean dry fine SILT.
To be in new barrels, wen coopered, full
head-lined, and in good shipping order. To
be paid for ut tile mite of fifty 40 pounds to
Ali the above supplies to he delivered at
Wheeling, w. Va, on or before the twenty
No bids will be received (unless from pr
ties known to the unLeTsignetO without n
written guarantee of two responsible names,
ave, the undersigned, do hereby guarantee
TINT should all or any part of the above bid
ing to its true purpOrt and condition"
Also, that q written contract with bonds to
the amount of Onc-fOurth the value of the
stores proposed to be furnished, shall be exc
cutel If required.
Marked samples of each article must nc
company the proposals, and must be referred
Samples must not he in paper parcels, hut
in boxes (Of paper or tiny with name Of bid
Wei Oh OlS SIAd uAASA luUulltS OllSISi OH lllS
other, outside.
All articles will be carefully inspected, by
! M inspector on the part of the United States,
and no article will be received OF paid for UNI
til 1t has passed this inspection and n certih-
cate to TINT effect has been attached to the
original bill.
| All marks, except such rs pertain to the
contents must be Obliteralted and eachpHcknge
must have marked upon 1t plainly and dis
tinctly the name and address OF the seller, the
\ name of the article, the gross, tarc and net
weights, the words u. s. Subsistence Depart
ment, and thcdnte of the contract.
| Proposals will be received for the whole OF
| for any part of the quantity reluEetl, but
proposals for different articles must he on diff
| tercnt sheets of paper. A copy or This advcr-
tiSement In slip from newspApeEl must be
attached to each proposal; must be on blank
! forms, which will he supplied by application
4 Mt this office.
/ Proposals must be enclosed in n sealed en-.
velope addressed to the undersigned, and en-.
dorsed proposals for-lnnme the articlel-'
| Payment TO be made In such funds as sup.
! piled by the Treasurer of the United States
! but no payment will be made to the party I'M
| til all the articles contracted for by him have
been accepted and delivered.
| The right Is reserved TO reject any or all pro
! poslllS II such q course should bc deemed by
the undersigned for the interest OF the Gov
eminent.
] Proposals must he signed by the partie.
! themselves and not by clerks agents, &c.
Bidders are invited to be present at thu
| opening of the bids
| o. w. HEISKELL,
/ luS CAPTAIN and c, s,
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washington Iten,s.

WAsHINGToN, July 12.-The follow
ing are among the appointments and
reHppointmentS of POstmasters which
have just been made: Alexander
Sharp, Richmond, Va; Prescott Wright,
Springfield, Ill.,; Allen Richards, Jetfer-
son City, Mo-; u. wv. Patton, Ottowa,
Wis; NJ. Sillimnn, PottsVilIe; w. G..
Wiley, Washington; Jas. II. Menedy,
Evansville; Achilles Williams, Rich
mond, Ind. ~
The Chronicle has prominent para
graph i'll answer to those who have de-
clnred that Secretary Stanton intends
TO leave as soon as the President can
hnd successor, saying Mr.. Stanton is
very well ana hearty, and is attentive
to his official duties; nor has he con-
Guided to resign, an event which he
does not contemplate nor the President
desire.
Secretary Harlan has signed con-
tract with the Architectural Iron Com
pany of New York, Mt $l46,OOO, for
extending the Congressional library.
WASHINGTON, July l2-The crowd
upon the President is SO great to-day,
that visitors are stopped Mt the lower
stairs. The crowd thus detained halt
filled the East Room.
Gen. Dix, who arrived tO-dny, was
the only one admitted except Cabinet
Ministers.
At II o'clock the Postmaster General
had private interview with the Presi-
dent, upOni the opening of southern
postal facilities, which will be extended
as rapidly as possible.
Col. John Lyon, brother of General
Lyon. is now applying for the Marshal.
/ ship of the southern district of Illinois
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SECnNn nIspArcu

Among the resolutions proposed was
one for the decimal system of weights
and measures, and n uniform sysfem
of measuring liquids in the several
States: The special committee as repre-
sentative in the convention reported
that each State shall have the same
number of votes as each State has i'm
its electoral college, deducting there
from one vote for each association here
represented. The chairman of such
delegation shall determine the manner
IN which the remaining vote of each
State will be given. The Chicago dele
gntion expressed satisfaction with the
arrangement and withdrew their pro-
effected, Buffalo would have gone with
Chicago, and the convention would
have been an abortion. NIessrs. NJ. @.
Chesney and Scammon, of Chicago;
Pruyn, of Albany; Sayton, of Missouri
Hill, of Boston; Fl. p. Badge, of Detroit:
and Herman Prentice, of Maine, were
elected to represent the Convention.
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CincInnnli NInrKet-
C1NciNNA11, july II.

CINCIENATIi July IL.
FLoUR-NIore active and prices high
er; good supertine 1910; extra 81, 25tg
6,T5, and trade brands I,O0(qS, %.
Observation-Disclosures and firm; prime
red 81 so.
CORN-7O@73c.
OATs-Dull at 6l@62c.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY at 1905.
PoRK-City mess $1,000; country S25,-
25@25, so.
Bulk Meats to IA, Is
and Tx for shoulders, sides and hams.
BAcoN-Unchanged.
LARD-Higher; zoe, WAS refused for
GRocER1Es- Steady; coffee 2s@32c;
sugar l3Cdl7c.
EGGs-Declined to lSc.
BUTTER--Stendy; 2492Gc for prime to
choice fresh.
GoLD-l4O.
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Spefia1 Aotifes.
EVERY ONE SHOULD USE

HALLS VEGETABLE s1CILIAN HAIR
RENEWER-That splendid preparation for
the Hair, which is fast becoming so popular,
and so much enquired for.
No one who has used 1t will ever give up
its use.
1t Is Vegetable Compound, and contains
no Injurious properties whatever,
Twill restore Gray Hair to its original color.
II makes the Hair to grow on Bald Heads.
1t cleanses the Scalp and makes the Hair
soft and lustrOus and siIken --''-'
1t is splendid Hair DRESSING.
1t is recommended and used nv tho first
medical authority in the country.
Be particular to ask for HNIIIS VTsCE-rAp Z,
SICILIAS HAIR REVIEWER MS there IL :,
worthless Imitation in the market
For sale by all Druggists,
II +. HALL & CO., Projectors,
T. II: LOGAN & co. and LOGAN. LIST < 4
CO, wheeling, w. Va, Wholesale Agents.
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New York Money Market.
New YORK, July 10

INV I VI1INl q III -
ElNIoNEY-The supply of capital seek
ing investment is very large and the
market rules quiet and easy at 4(.5 p
cent. for call lOans.
STERLING EXCHANGE-A shade firmer
and quiet Mt 1OsA@lO01I for gold and
first elias bills. f. .s.I,
ing ut 14O2{, advancing to 142, and clos
ing mt 14l1z.
Total exports of specie to-day S3}a, goo.
GOVERNMENT STOCKs--A shade ens-
Ter; U. S. G's, 1881 coupons lOT9S; $40
coupons lO57z; do. new Issue los; Treas
ury zoos 100; One Year Certificates
RA1IRoAD STocKs-Cleveland and
Pittsburgh 40. Fort Wayne lOO14.
NEW YoRK, July l2.-Gold tonight,
l4lM.. ~ 49,.
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TO INVALID SOLDIERS!
Artificial Legs, Arms and Clutches.
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN THEIR
MANUFACTURE.
U. S. GENERAL HOSPITAL,

WIeeling, y: "a, :April 18th, 1855.
II TAKE PLEASURE IN STATING TO
Artificial Legs manufactured by LEONARD
l4EGRAN, and for which you are agent. For
simplicity of construction as well as durabili-
ty and convenience, have never seen any
thing to equal them, and therefore cheerfully
recommend them to any who are unfortunate
enough to need artificial limbs.
JOHN KmKER,
A. A. Surgeon, U. S. A., in charge.
WHEELING, w. Va, April 9th, 1855:
Legs of LEONARD LEGRAN, and find them
simple In their construction, OF good work
manship, light and very substantially made.
They will be quite MS Servicenble rs any arti-
pllcity and strength less linble to need repairs.
I ChecrfulIy recommend them to any who
may need artificial limbs.
JOHN FR1ssELL,
A. A. Surgeon, u, 8. A
WHEELING, w. Va, April Doth, 1863
BEHLER, Agent, i can recommend for the fol-
lowing advantages: simplicity in structure,
strength of material and economy in price.
Respectfully ,,rreon B ~ W; 81 H E51dimsnt
It AFFORDS me pleasure to state that LEON
ghenS, has furnished me with IN artificial leg,
that can use well, after one week s using.
cheerfully recommend to all who are unfor-
tunate to need one to give him call.
Springdale, Allegheny Co, Pa.
For further particulars call on or address
CHARLES BEHLER, Ast.,
Monroe ST., bet. Market & Fourth.
| FLIzABETHIAN FLUTED GRAPE COL
| II lars, different styles, just received at
!. D. N1COLL & BROS,
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The Gold Market.

New YORK, July 12.-NIoney is album
dainty ensy and the rate on call is quite
general al. per cent, and exceptions at
5 per cent and per cent. The Nation
al Banks have large balance dueito the
Government, but they stnte they are
drawing heavy on it. The banks of
New Hampshire, Connecticut and the
Boston banks have arranged to loan
the Government 1900, 900 to be paid aE-
ter thirty days with five per cent inter
est Gold is more active.
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The Latest News.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Interesting from Washington.
PardOns Granted Under the $4,000
Exemption.
Decisive on the Mexican
Question.
LATEST FROM JEFF. DAVIS.
The Trade Convention.
GOLD CLOSED AT 141s-4.
LATEST FROM JEFF. DAVIS.
The Trade Convention.
GOLD CLOSED AT 1884.

Assumes Command OF the Department
OF the East--.PnrtIOns (Iranted...Au
AToWal TO Re.eStabIISh SIaVery...A
Convention OF NesrOeS.--Their Free.
dom Acknowledgement Hancock
The Regular Cavalry brigade.
-, NEW York, July 1.-THE Times,
WaSh1ngtOnSpecial says: Gen. Hook
erVFlll NJ once assume command of the
department of the East, vice Gen. Dix.
There were twenty pardons granted
by the President to-day to persons COM
ing under the $40, exception. Sew
enty-ttVe petitions were filed, but inclu-
ued IN them are no persons of notorietY,
Assistant Commissioner Fisk of the
treeumunS' Bureau, now mt Nashville
writes that rebels returning from their.
disbanded armies openly aVow their
intention to re-eStabliSh slavery after
the federal forces are withdrawn from
Tennessee. In general no attempt is
made by the white people to assure the
DlackS that slavery is abolished. AS n
consequence the cOlOred people in large
numbers have left and are leaving their
employers, and the latter made COM
plants to the Commissioners that the
negroes would not fulfil their contracts
for labor. Gen. Fisk attended n con-
Vention of about 1000 cOlored people
when the subject of Emancipation was
discussed and assured tho blacks that
their freedom was beyond doubt. The
negroes We're thus inspired with conf
dence that they will not be again made
slaves, and promise to return to their
late employers and resume labor.
Gen. Hancock and staff will remove
their headquarters from this CITY TO
Baltimore on Friday or Saturday of
this week, where the General will as
sumo command of the Middle Depart
ment.
The troops of the First Army Corps
will be removed from Camp Stoneman
to some point in Maryland, probably
near Monoc0cy Junction.
In very short time there will be no
troops in the vicinity of Washington,
but the ba, garrison of the city.
Orders have been issued for muster
ing out the balance of the 9th Army
Corps.
The regular cavalry brigade which
has done such efficient service during
the war, will probably soon be filed up
to its maximum strength. The regi-
ments are at present very much Fcat-
tered. The first regiment is i'll Texas
with Sheridan; part of it acting as his
bOdy-guard. The second is at VIM
chester, Va. The third at Little Rock.
Ark. The fourth with Gen. Wilson. in
Tennessee. The fifth is at Cumberland,
Md, and the sixth Mt Frederick, Md.
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EDIIcDtic FITS can be Curcd,

II Z
GrSS DR. LOCKROw having become eminent
successful in curing this terrible malndy
invites all similarly afflicted, to call or send
for circulars Of references and testimonials OF
numerous eases cured OF from one to twenty
four years standing. He deVotes his attention
especially to diseases of the CercbrO-Spinnl
Axis, or Nervous System, and SolicitS nil in
VeStlgntion of his claim 10 public confidence,
Address all letters to
DIR. V. Il. LUCKNOW,
Care of 2. o. Box BIG. New York.
Notwithstanding
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Renort ContrnIIcte,i.

PHILADELPHIA, July PA special
despatch to the press contradicts, on the
part of the relatives of Admiral Dupont.
the reported bequest of his prize money
TO an asylum for the orphans of soldiers
and sailors, and says the amount does
not exceed $50, 600,
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Didn't Meet with any Success-.-OId
Virginia 4AnAppIicatIon from
Henry 4 Wise

NEW YoRK, July IO.-The delegation
johnson 10 endeavorito induce him to
recind the twenty thousand dollar ex-
ception i'll his amnesty proclamation,
have returned without meeting with
any success. 81.
Old Virginia debts are now in process
or liquidation, and it is thought that
holders of their notes will not realize
over twentylcents on the dollar.
Henry A. Wise has made application
to the military authorities for restora-
ton of his former estates near Norfolk
with rather poor prospect
Some OftheNirginians propose to again
put up Wife as u candidate for governor.
There is great destitution among the
inhabitants Of Spottyslvnnia County,
and it has beenproposed to send agents
to the cities of Philadelphia and BaIti-
more to solicit uid for them.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,
SIR JAMES CLARK's
Celebrated Female Pills.

This Invaluable medicine Is unfniIing in the
cure of all those painful and dangerous dis
eases incident to the female constitution
1t mOdeTateS nil excuses and removes NIL
DISTRACTIONS, from whatever cause, and a
speedy cure may he relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES.
It's peculiarly suited. 1t will. in shor,
time, bring on the monthly period with rcgu-
arity.
UTIOS!
These Pills should not I've taken Ilv females,
hat are pregnant during the FIRST THREE
MONTHS, ms they are sure to bring OH Mis-
carriage, but Mt every other time and in eve
~ other case, they are perfectly safe
III all cases OF Nervous and Spinal AfIpC-
tons, Pains In the Back and Limbs, Henyi-
ness, Fatigue on slight eNertion, PnipiIation
Of the Heart, LOwncSS of Spirits Mysteries.
Sick Headache, Whites, and all the painful
diseases octHslOned by q tlisOrdercd system,
these Pills Will effect "a cure when all other
means have failed.
Fulldirections i'll tile pamphlet around each
package, which should he preserved
Sold by all Druggists. Price One Dollar per
bottle. -
Sole United States Agent,
JOB MOSES, q COrtlandt ST., n. Y.
N. B.-Sl.OO and six postage stamps, enclosed
10 any authorized agent, will insure n hottie
containing over fifty Pills, by return mail.
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Ront mace poatDonc,I-

PoUaHKEEPsIE, July l2.-The boat
race which was to have taken place at
Cornwall to the Hudson, to-day, be-
tween Nickel and Delay, for a purse OF
81 900, was dostpOned until tomorrow,
on account of the roughness of the wa
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NE PURE CATAWnA M1NE.

10y
PURE CATAWBA WINE.
PURE CATAWBA WINE.
PURE CATAwBA WINE.
PURE CATAwBA WINE.
From Aliens ElISvIew Vineyards, Kentucky
From Aliens EllIView Vineyards, Kentucky
From Aliens Elkview Vineyards, Kentucky
From Aliens Elkview Vineyards, Kentucky
OBBIS. CATAWBA WINE.
50 DOZ. CATAWBA WINE.
Warranted superior to any in this city.
We desire to call particular attention to the
quality of this Wine-it being the finest fla
Yored Wine ever introduced to the public In
his vicinity, and we recommend it to our
friends rs being just what the sick want.
This is luscious, palitable wine. Much OF
he Catawba found i'll our vicinity is no bet
Ter than vInegar-and has nothing desirable
or attractive about it-and we know any one
using this Kentucky Catawba Wine, will be
perfectly satisfied MS to the purity, richness
and superiority of it. For sale by
LAUGIILINS * BUSHFIELD,
ie9 Wholesale and Retail,
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PHILADELPHIA, July 12.-Jay Cooke
reports subscriptions to the 1880 loan
to-day to the amount $G,11O,2OO.
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DISSOLUTION.

TNHE firm of Rhodes & Warfield is this day
Il dissolved by mutual consent, either party
Is authorized to settle the books Of said firm.
E. p. RHODES,
WIN. s. WAKEFIELD,
bridgeport, o., June 9th, 1865.
w. 8. Warfleld, has associated with him his
son, c. NJ. Rhodes, for the purpose of contInu-
ing the Wholesale Grocery and Commission
Rhodes & Son.
In retiring from the old firm thank my
friends for their patronage and trust they will
continue the saIne to the new.
juI-aOd WNI. s. WAKEFIELD.
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Policy of the Government on the
Mexican Question.

NFlw York, July 1.-THE Worlds
Washington specialist some very i'm
portant statements were made in the
semi-oflicial papers to-day, with regard
to the policy of the government on the
Mexican question. The story came in
such shape that it cannot well be de-
scribed, and is to the effect.
FirSt-That the government will not
permit another French, Austrian or
foreign soldier of any sort, i'll the SER
vice of MuXimilinn, to be landed OH the
Mexican coast, without entering n firm
and decided protest.
SECONDHAND what is of the grentest
importance, that the government hay
ing stationed in Texas an army of one
hundred thousand men, will keep it
there to act as corps of observation,
and to exercise such IL physico-moral
pressure as shall ultimately compel
Macmillan from Mexico. This army
has been so disposed that it over
shadows, especially on the Rio Grande,
the Mexican frontier, and keeps the
foreign leVies of the Emperor i'll an in
cessant state of apprehension and ac-
tivity. If the worst should come, the
United States would have mt hand Il
force sufficient to maintain its dignity
and make reprisals. The transfer of Il
rebel battery to the Imperialist General
Nlejin, is another matter now occupy
ing official attention, and II full and
searching investigation is to be made
in the matter of the alleged sale. II
Gen. Slaughter did dispose of a rebel
battery to the Imperialists, it is stated
it will be demanded and obtained. II
is also understood that there are be-
tween II 600 and $4,000 Confederates, in
the Mexican service, on the Texas Dor
der, and it is definitely settled that il
these are troublesome they will be
FURNISHED, even if pursuit should throw
our armies across the border.
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Sewing 8lathinRB.
q 'tf'sEFO cSA"SF'F''Tf''
NO HOME is COMPLETE
WITHOUT
Sewing Machine.
From the Rev.
HENRY WARD BFECHER.

your admirable needle .Voman is the only
seamstress that defles extortlnate men. They
cannot cheat 1t, nor starve 1t, nor deprive 1t OF
sleep, nor tire it out, nor make its hands
weary, At last am thankful that there Is a
machine-woman that cannot he oppressed
nor kept in suffering. Now, sewing is the
family amusement. Our Wheeler & Wilson
is played on great deal more than our piano,
and is the cause, too, of more real music than
Is ever got out of that instrument.