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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
FIFTH WEEK.

TUESDAY, MAY ID, 1862
! The Senate met at . clock, Speak
er Rogers in the Chair. Prayer by Rev.
/ Mr.. Allen.
The Messenger from the House eu-
nounced that the House had passed
House bills Nos. -, - and 80.
Mr. Trimble made the following re-
port:
The Judiciary Committee have hsd
under consideration Senate bill No 46,
TO authorize investments Of Trust
| Funds" and recommends ats passage.
House bill 70 l. To amend the Grim
iual law of the State, and majority
recommends its passage
Senate bIll No 26: ToDrovide for the
appointment OF public officers.
Bill Nc. 80: To provide for the cleo
ton of county officers, and biz recon-
mended ia lieu. and recommended the
passing os bill No 80 and bill ia lieu as
sections Q. iSS thereto.
Mr.. SeuJcr reported that the Commit
tee on enrolled bills had examined
the Senate Joint resolution No. Is ana
found the same correctly enrolled
A message was received from the
House informing the Senate that II
had concurred in the Senate Joint Eeso-
luton No 43
Mr. Bowen offered joint resolution
No s., in regard to certain abscoEdiug
insurgents
House bill No. 50 passed first read
ing and was referred to the COMMITTEES
on the Judiciary.
House bill No. As :. To amend section
1851 Of the Code Of Tennessee. Passed
first reading.
House Bill No. 50: In regard to the
Recorder Of the city OF Columbia
Passed first reading, and by motion OF
Mr. Cate referred 10 the Judiciary.
A messenger from the House inform
ed the Senate that IL still insisted upon /
their amendments 70 Senate Joint /
resolution No. 50, and appointed a 4
committee Of conference on the part /
Of the House, Mr. Hood, Mullins and I
Lewis
Senate Joint Resolution No a was .
taken up and informally passed over.
The Sensts then took a recess 70
meet the House IN convention for the
election Of a Comptroller OF the Treas
ury, state Librarian, Public Printer ami I
Tor q Register and Entry taker in the
Ocoee District, after which election tae
Senate reassembied in their hall and
took up Revenue bin No "a
Mr.. Bosom moved q reconsideration
OF the vote tsSen yes erday or the s.h
section proposing 20 say taxes on wins.
key on account Of the Illegally, an d
asking 70 Withdraw the same. With
drawn Ar. Trlmble moved that The
bin and amendments be referred back
10 the committee on Finance and Wave /
snd Means, which motion was concur
red in.
He also offered 81 memorial from 4
John Caldwell in regard to 3 Copper
Mine in Polk county, winch was refer
aed the committee on Judiciary.
The Senate then adjourned until 70
morning at the usual hour.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,. .
AORSISG SESSION
NAY ., 1868
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New Trnde I,nrn,nt.nn.

The Washington correspondent Of
Tie Cincinnati Gazette IN MS Dispatch
Of the Both nit says
New trade regulations, much more
liberal IN their character than any pre-
vious ones in force during the rebellion,
were yesterday finally approved by the
President after the heads Of the Treas
ury, War and Navy Departments had
agreed upon them They were sent to
TIE printer yesterday afternoon, and
viii soon be officially promulgated.
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Toung Marrsd Ladies whose n1isfortuns q Ia
,-an 10! 10 bring f0r,h ia due Beason, r9alent q
God nas ssla roo SHOULD u1ulapiy and rep. snsn II
i1is b your desire you can consult ms ether b
istter or 10 psrson- no iady ever Lhlrty-EFs years
az sqe nsad maize application All communicates ID
by Letter or psrson strictly confidential.
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ns~ES~ UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
OF.
DOCTOR MCCILL,
BOTANIC PHYSIClAN,
~ TEX TREATMENT or DISEASES. =
ua0TE.s4 HfM WITE SUCCESS III
OIHEE STATES, As lT is TX
NA8hgIlLE, IENSF5sIEF

For further information in regard to
the skillful success in the treatment OF
diseases, the reader is referred 10 Still
LE' THER4PEUTICs and MArzRIA MEDIcA,
two large volumes, late edition Of 1860.
the best work in the United States.
where you viii find Dr. McGilIs name
standing parallel with the best medical
men Of the age in the treatment Of die.
eases OF women For aIl diseases IL this
advertisement satisfaction is gusran-
teed. With my general practice I treat
the following
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4 rebel plot to burn Philadelphia
has been discovered. Gen. Cadwalla-
der has made a proper distribution Of
troops to guard against contingencies.
There Is much excitement in Philadel,
phis Ingersoll had left the city, and
several prominent secessionists had
been notified by their neighbor5 to col
low him.
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Night Emissions Cured.

yogrg Nan. STOP bafoss you afrinsr 20. o. a.
szseae9 rr-ect tC Man, there ls 70 dise1e 20 bard
u Gre A. Night Emissions, snd pnysician5 ard
ssrss that undenstand trea1ng iti and 70 Tou can
say that nave cured dozens 10 tia tl-ys = ~,
l,r anl a-e nov well cured ~ me- am oa-y 70
cai ing letters snd sending rueieine 70 AZ pa- q
mo country. In q word, AZ tnaa a. 1891 20
suv v7av ~ vTlI eivc ne a cal. vi give aatis-
hction ~ Al a he diaeasas llazlolaa N us 81
vsrtisaraesf- ms bsat % rais7enees gives - this
ciiF.
AL lsitsrs directed e
DR. NoGILL,
union street haahVfIie, Teun.
rauI-Iv ~ uas--i Nth prompt srlaHEoa
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LIQUORS.

, Bbls Alcohol, as per cert.
d" 10 per cent.
Proof Sp.rfs
" P'trz Whisky, pure. or Med. Purpo sss.
I " Pure Freucn Brandy,
" HOlsud Gin.
Pure Port. Madeira, and sherry W.nes,
Fer sac low. by EWIS & PENDLETON.
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0, 5. 7-SO LOAN.

BY authority @; the Secretary Of Ia, Treasury
the undersigned has assumed the General sub
scriptioo Agency for the sale O, United States
Treasury NOt5s, bearing seven and three tenlhs per
| cent. interest, per anuum, known as the
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We received last night at 10 minutes
to II o'clock, 3 Proclamation from the
Governor Offering $1,000 reward for
the apprehension Of Isham G.. Harris.
1t was too late for this mornings pa
per.
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Gen. Sherman had all the powder
mills at and near Raleigh, \. C., de
stroyed The South will not need pow
der Tor some time TO come. She has
had a surfeit oft
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MORTON, CRlIG & CO..
Commission, Receiving, 4 Forwarding
MERCHANTS,


80 s--'H --A-rA-AN-AN@AS W
ENl z have f0uuej partnership under the above
~ name 0nd style, i1r the purpose Of doing a
General Comm ss.Cn. kar-ryuE, and Forwarding
Business, and teg leave O. announce 90 OR ui=ud7
and tne trade generally, o. manufacturers au7 pro-
du'ers, that We are pErpsrvg 90 receive, snt civp
our prompt attention TO rou-F- guItlt- and 20 the
interests or those wao Iray Gy0r Us with their bus,
Bc-s.
Ne also pr0IOse-sui have arrangements 70
make !. special au. permanent feature OF our bU-
sinoss-tO purchase goods on orders for merchants
and Others doing business in The South cud West
i'm the Federal lue-j which cannot fs.l o. uIove
source o. convenience Hrd profit % those gv3ug
themselves q our services. We the tforc solicit
orders with eu-tus confidence Iaat satisfaction aIIi
be given.
Prompt attention given also to receiving aud for.
wardlng goods.
LesmIrE D. ur necesslry 90 u-s the names al
prominent friends II almost every city Of the Union
refer with price aud conf i0uce 20 our late OFF
Ciai positions, and 70 those Who have known u
longest and best, in our native section, for the
prCmpioess aud fidelity with which We Irsy be- ex-
pc ted 10 discharge our duty 20 an who nav IN
trust their business and interests iu o'yg care.
We res ecaully invite a. Ienness-a-= and friends
from other sections Of the country Er- ting this city,
for their convenience 70 have then letters addresses
10 our care snd TO make our Office then h-ldgu5r-
tiers during their stay in the city.
Officers aud Soldiers having Trade Permits for
Tennessee can BE- facilitated IN tu..r business ar-
rsnEemeuts By ealing at our Office.
JAMES MORTON.
JOHN =. CRAIG
n:srle-3m JAMES $. MORTON
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I3ITTERS.

n-ske'- Plantation Ete-s,
BuT- Crdrol
Hoztatters stomach
hoJrfaye's holland
uo1h8uIs Germsn
For sac low, ~ Nv IN q PEAlLE %.
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REPORTS Of COMMITTEES.


Mr. Henderson, from the Enrolment
committee, reported bills Nos. ~, 43,
- and so as correctly enrolled.
RESOLUTIONS
House Joint resolution No. 90. In IA
vor Of the return Of the ChsttanooQa
railroad to its directors, by the Gov
eminent, and Of payment by the Gov
eminent Of the railroads and turn,
. pike roads Adopted.
House Joint resolution No. %: In IA
yor Of the United States Government
transferring railroads and settling foI
their use Withdrawn.
Mr. johnson withdrew his motion
respecting bill No 10, and It was direct
Ell 10 be forwarded 10 the Senate. il
refers o. the compensation Of Judges.
Senate bill No 30: To change the
county site Of Shelby county from Raj,
eigh 70 Memphis
Senate JOINT resolution No 46: APP
pointing joint committee, TO ascertain
what arrangements can be made with
the banks. to receive and disburge the
State funds. The motion was concur,
red IL.
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NO. l. sUHaER STREET, near J,a.o7. IA.
- teeo neatly redtted, and Is now open tor the
r'ep''on O. visitors. ladies' sui Gentlemen wTH
hn1 iH saloon ret red and comfortable one, 50 /
easy q access. being on the A-.t i05r q a central
part 81 De city. A literal share O. tatrosape i
le-pea fully solicited.
ulE.--N CZANE I EINRErenE
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For Sale
Valuable City Property
FEOF. Sale
no ua7sier'-, soldiers OF seaman's outfit is con
piete withoTtit.

no uH7sler'-, soldiers OF seaman's outfit is com
piete without IL.
Fam or taCluncsa does not fi1ertit: an He car
RED Do the cost pocket; easily used on h5rfohack
From Lieut. Com. ". b. Cushing. L. s.N7
"uaunE carried one with me d sea I can sew
iHat 20 % The m 20 comp etc aud couvenisnr srtolr
Tor i7r sol l-r or sailor that LSs ever come under
my uggce."
1T i7 hTimf1N ~ ju-. the articles soldier o- a
G'ty..e. needs Tor daily uss "-Bgs.14 C5.grs,4-
We have also i.tt,rs hIE hly commencing the case
from senator Wilson, Military Comm ttea. d. a
7enlla Gov Picrpra', &C West Virginia, resr-Gl.
In.raI 1nl.h' EtE- Gen. uayes, Hrig General De
h'sseE, IS. ". NohIun. a. . NJ. besides COM
n'ea a.oTl notices from mo OF the leading rru--
mas 10 me country. AGENTS wanted SENT POST
nAd, on receipt OF price, s. 90 IN exits bpi.h
s. CO. ' 'N''
D. B. BROOKS BROTHERS,
may" Manufacturers, Salem Mass
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70 he Ladies.
BteFility.

Al AHa.soas q The womb treated Win Fuesalg.
Those Nsrr.ad Lssties gtsO have bean 30 uLi1r.u-
nate 10 nliscsrTy prove a6crton, can - carried
10 their f1n tine u found pregnant, b grLE me
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Seven Thirty Loan.

These Note7 are issued under date Of Angus; IE.h,
1854, and srs paysJ.e three years frJm that une,
10 currency. OF are convertible a. the option Of The
hOlleT into
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A message from the House announc-
Cd the concurrence, by that body, in
house Joint resolutions 80 and %, and
the adoption Of Senate Joint resolution
No i6.
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.. 5. $40 Six per cent.
G0LD-BEARING BONDS.

These bonds are nov worth A premium OF uiue
per cent, including Eo.t interest from November,
which makes the setu. profit on the 7-s0 loan. at
current rates, including interest, about Ten per
cent. per snaun, bes dss r. exemption from STATE
uif r.gez-pal ,lr1fg, sfs. odds t3a. one 10 three
per cent a0s, according 20 the rate levied on other
property. The interest is payable semi annually
by coupons attached TO each note, ahich may be
cut Oft and sold to any banz OF banker.
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It's reported that the rebel General
Chalmers has fallen a victim to the
vengeance Of some of his own men
Il Is not improbable that many other:
will be punished for i'll treatment o.
their men, and deceiving the people.
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Letters from Newbern report the
number of men surrendered by Johns
ton, Zh4yO Beauregard and Hardee
were among the Generals turned over
Bragg having been relieved of com
mand previously, was not included.
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It's minated from Washington thu,
the Amnesty Proclamation is about &C
be withdrawn
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aleu- Advertisements.
For Rent
Ice Cream Salonn

4 3 ! store Rooms, Halls, a., in Masonic Ten
4 Ils. E-i= "lil be r.ce.ycd for ten days.
maya-lW i. b. VILLAIN, trustee
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ELECTION or coNrrRoL.FR

AT 10 o'clock the Senate entered,
and in joint session the business OF
elections, set for today, was entered
upon.
For State Comptroller, Senator Trim
be nominated Ed. ?. Cone. Of Nash
| vile; Senator Muse nominated Sam
w. Hatchett, OF Gibson County; Sena.
/ Tor DuLIer nominated James White, of
hawkins County. The vote resulted
az follows
Isl ballot: Cone, 81 Hatchett, "a;
! White, IS
% baiIo (: Cone, 50; Hatchett, g.;
White, 10. Mr. Butler withdrew the
name Of Mr. White.
sd ballot: Cone, 42; Halchett IS.
| One vote was cast for J. S. Carroll. Alr.
Hstchett having received a majority OF
one vote, was declared elected.
ELECTION OF STATE LIBRARIAN.
The following persons were nomina.
ted: 1t Martin, 5th Tenn of Shelby.
vile, by Mr.. Mullen; DR.. Gattineer Of
Nashville, the present Librarian, by Mr..
Arnwell; Gu. NJ Gowen, of Nashville.
/ by Er Dillon
lst ballot: Martin 70, Gattiuger %
Owen g. Mr.. Mullen withdrew the
name Of Mr. Martin.
ID ballot Gatunger 45, Gowen AZ
Dir Gatunger was declared elected.
ELECTION OF PUBLIC PRINTER
The following nominations for Publ,
/ Printer was made: 5. e. Mercer. OF
the Nashville Times, 10y Senator Lewis.
Cameron 4 Co, of the Nashville Union
| by Mr.. Henderson; Fall d Chisholm
! Ar Fall JOB printer OF Nashville, Mr.
I Chisholm a discharged soldier. o.
Washington county-by Senator But
/ Ter
lst ballot: Mercer A, Cameron q &c
IA Fall d Chisholm y. Mr.. Mercel
was declared elected.
ELECTION OF REGISTER
Mr. Cant nominated Thos. +. Gala,
way Of Madison county, for Register
and Entire taker OF the Ocoee district
There being no opponent be was bal,
loted for and declared duly elected.
Adjourned until o'clock.
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With aataiactoa: R1suuAtlsua, Adschons O. &c
LmEE; Diseases Of he Throat, 5Eerad go.lts
sur Limbs, Pielrsy, Pans, Ulcers, Csnosr, Graz 81
Disosaos q ne Heart aud Liver l1ta-lu1llon oi
Lne stomach, Aeu-sgs, Kings Eul o. scrofaia,
Dealnsss, Diseases q The Eye, Deoltsted 5ys-
tsrls, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and Conau-n p-or-
together with all Private Diseases and
Diseases OF the L Urinary Organs.
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Bo's. Copsl Varnisn, ! BID Japan Vanish,
" Coach " Fl1EIug
one barrel Blsc Leather
For sale Low, BY EWIN & PENDLEIJN
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New Iron Store
Dissolution.

s'sh arn o. Nelson Pc fer is this day Dissolved.
L HessTs Charles Ne son and Frnss. B'e-s-b
.aF.n4 -T.hl-e1 .l- entire interest Of Charles
2 eier WHO rst IS. The business viii b. con mot
cd al ui- old -tsa1, No. - North Market stree.
GoIeg ta' name ani style OF Nelson & Co they
a'7ne being rthor5ei 10 settle al rlVus CANT
ana aI scruuut7 due the old firm
ANJLPI NETg n
CHARLES pFtIFER.
@-tglca f.eeT on ret -1ug from the frr1 q Ne'Srn
& Pc FER, raEes d a-uHs sr re,1.-,4fr,g1-, 49,
sp' e-o0r' 70 DE many friends sni cus-orne-s rs
1alAs1ae1 entirely worthy 81 t6ei- couia-r.e sr1
pN'fo. age. CHARLES PrEIFER
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Great Popular Loan Of the People

Less thar s20o,Cy3, 900 remain unsod, which viii
probably be disposed Of within the next % or 20
days, when the notes viii undoubtedly commend a
premium, rs has uniformly been the case on c!o-
sing the subscriptions 20 other LOsns.
IN order that citizens OF every town and section
Of the country may be afforded facilities for taking
the loan, the National Banks, State Bsnzs, and
Private Brokers Throughout the country have gen
orally agreed to receive subscriptions at par. Sub
scHbers VIII select their own sgents, in whom they
have confidence, and who only are rsspors3ble for
the delivery OF The notes for which they receive
orders
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M. 10TH

JAS. NORTON JAS IS. MOTION. JOHN J. CRAIG,
Lste Cash'r R'lS Of Tenn, Tsts tasf'rRr. Union
NsshViliA- Tenn. BIZ, Knoxville. Tenn.
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The interest amounts 20

Notes Of 81 the denominations named viii he
promptly furnished upon receipt Of subscriptions.
This Is tAe
, 1865-07-19

"Dy Lo,d Derby-1 had not supposed m
English Lord had brains enough "-was the
naf~ response of lady, a. We handed her the
Translation Of Homer by the Earl Of Derby
"Not to put ton flee point upon it,n the
lady was right 4 number Of distinguished
authors hare SINK into the British pee1aze.
bat very few British Peers have risen to be
distinguished authors. Indeed, the progress
Of the age toward democracy Is in nothing
better illustrated than by an English Earl
and French Emperor coutending in the re-
public Of letters for positions at best but Sec
oudary. In the effete world Of fashlon, blood
and wealth, Pope, Cowper and Chapman
would come often and walt long In Lord Da.-
by'e antechamber for an Interview. In the
actual world Of labor, thought and skill, the
Earl becomes The plebetan and they the arie-
tocracy. He begs the crumbs Of praise that
fall from The tablcs of the Westminster, Edin-
burgh and London Quarterly. Yet the Earl
and the Emperor are right. The former has
postponed the dissolution Of the English
ar1stocracy, and the latter has put q new
prop under his throne, by thus contending
single handed with true merit. 1t is only
such proofs that aristocrats may after all, In
exceptional instances, be useful workiugmen,
that can rescue them from democratic co.,
temnt.
, 1865-07-19

SHERMAN AND HIS CAMPAIGNS. A Mr.,
T4hT BIOGRAPHY. BY Col. 8, N. Do,Ym, IN ~ snt ~
1ent: Eoi Il. u. Irwin. vol, 70. so .. D
We haye seen and examined prospectus
volume OF the above work, and should iudpc
that when completed 1t will be r.pe nro. 1
ductlon, and In every way worthy Of public
confidence and patronage.
The following extract from the "Iotroduc-
uon will serve to show that the authors
hare drawn their information from authentic
sources, md that they arc animated by a
proper spirit. Had they not already attaiucd
reputauons as graceful and vigorous wsiters.
the prompt and cordial aid rendered them
by the principal actors In, the scenes de-
scribtd, In putting enaFusin'y Into their hands
tie material for the work. would be sull.
cient guarantee Of their ability:
" The disadvantages usually attending the
publication Of biography during the lie
time Of Its subject, are neut1alized, In the
present Instance, by the cordial cooperation
in our task Of those who have made the hls.
tory We propose to recount.
No sooner had the preliminary announce
ment of CUT work appeared, than from every
1~A&A~-At VIZ "~AS AAA A<@01It VI ANE l0O5L llb-
.eral offers Of material mud assistance.
"We have had the aid OF Lieut.. Gen. Grant,
and Maj. Gen. Sherman Of the army com.
mandere, Thomas, Howard, slocum, and
schofeld; Of Major Generals, Logan, Blair,
and jsflorsoa G. Davis; Brcyct Mai. Gen.
Fitzpatrick, Breyet Brig. Gen. Hickeucoope.,
Of the staff of the 1amented McPherson. and
Of very many officers whose names wo can
not now give At length. Thcsc gentlemen
have generously allowed us free access to
their reports, journals and private letter
books.
"Brevet Brig. Gen. Poe, Chief Engineer of
Sherman's army, has furnished us with ft,ll
mapa and plans Of the campaigns. The story
Of sherman's army Is written In the single
Interest Of truth.
"Usiug the authentic sources at our com.
mand, VIC have endeavored to render full and
exact justice 10 all, and perpetrate no errors
that 1t was possible to avoid"
, 1865-07-19
OR NEW SERVANT.
II GRACE GREENWOOD.

think must tell you of wonderful ser
want We laYe. She Is not Irish, or German.
or African, but that exceedingly rare bird, d
genuine American sefyant-handy, clever and
cute. Her virtues are manifold. In the flrst
place, she Is wonderfully quIet-soes silently
and steadily about her work, doing ali that
is required of her, with neatncss and dls-
Patch" She Is good tempered never ION
the Inmpage," never fnsolent, never unkfnd
to children. She has no fo1lowers-neyer
goes oil without warning, never wastes. never
eighth commandment.
call her q servant, but she seem to me
more Ike q helpful friend, kindly com
panlon; and yet she Is but soulless thing
after ala mere wonderful piece of huuan
N, chan,sm she is-one Of tEzeox & Gi603
admirable s. icing AaeAints.
I lwas veiy late in arailIng myself Of the
service Of tlngrcat, benetfant hand maiden
ene vaguely for Jeais and made many E1 resu. .ss
lutions to procure one, but have refrained.
manage creature that seemed to me 20
s'feariully and wonderfully made" Being
but modcslly endowed with mechanical inec.
nulty and insight, dttaded the trouble and
vexation Of learning to work any machine,
and my inquiries If friends were always for
reliable evidence being overwhelming for that
Of Wilcox & Gibbs, I at last dtc1ded upon 1t,
procured 1t, and am more 1Aan satisfied.
! began my acquaintance with 1t with some
t1ep.dation, but 1t sosn put mo quito at nv
ease. We were capital friends at once, and,
Us yet, have had no falling out. Together
We fell right TO work, and manufactured an
article OF clothing very crcditably tha: very
morning.
The simplicity Of this machine Is only
e9ua1td By the unerring accuracy with
which 1t wo1la. Our little daughter, after
very few trials. vas able to manage II nicely,
ana the two are DOW On excellent terms. The
only trouble Is, that mamma cannot supply
work fast enough. She laughs to see it hun
gn]y devour the tedious long seams which
were once her aversion. and then ltck up the
little seams, hems, tucks, and fells with such
Alb, mothers and wives, when work presses
when muelins, linens and prints cumber
ycar drawers, and little ones clamor for
spring r toEgery," the thought that In your
sitting room waits, ever to help you, q silent,
trusty friend. OF forty sewiDg women power,
Is Wondronsly sustaining, isn'tit:
And while; the novelty lasts, at least, q
sewing machine t8 a great incentive to Indus
try In the family. Restless little girls delight
In Find of work 60 exceedingly like play
and boys even take to 1t, and think It 'fjoily
good sport" to be able to manufacture iheir |
own shirts.
Az for myself, I must conf.ss have not
yet come to any real bard work with my ma
chine. It still nmuses me. I am still cxper- |
imentipg With 1t. aud wondering Mt Its Puck |
like eTlftness. delight to stt It at long
seam, and see 1t 40 like gscyhound on the
scent-like Flota Temple on tie course. In |
short, don't believe thera will be any end |
TO my enjoyment Of my machine while the
dry goods hold ont.