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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-06-21

Heimstreets inimitable Hair Coloring is not'
dye All instantaneous dyes are composed o.
lunar caustic, and more or less destroy eVi'a+
ity and beauty of the hair. This is the HairCo.'
oring. and has been growing in favor over tive
ty years. It restores gray hair to its origins
color by gradual absorption, in a most renlaTh"'
Bile manner. 1t is also a beautiful hair dressih='
Sold in two sizes-5O cents and Shy all dea-
ers. c. HEIMSTREET. Cheml7-'
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggis's'
LYONS EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAICA GINeAh
for Indigestion, Nausea, Heartburn s-'A
Headache, Cholera Morbus, Flatulency, &C.
where a warming stimulant is required i''
careful preparation and entire purity makes i d
cheap and reliable article for culinary purpose
Sold everywhere, at 50 cents per bottle AsKiO'
'sLYoN'sn Pure Extract. Take no other.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold BY all Drngs'''''
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-11-23
The Baltimore Police Frouble,

BAErIHoBE. Nd, November 13.-Judge
BaIt0l has s rendered his decision In the
haheas -ars-g- case he sustains the power
Of Gov Swami to remove the Commission
ers Of Police. There was great cheering in
the court Toam on the announcement Of the
decision tts decision reviews the whole
ease H says that the order Of Judge
Bond, g. a- siIGlGai Court, that the par
ties be a -e l8li aud III deiaulJ to be
commit. g. keep the peace against the
Police ll -sI2le-s ali u0t 10 SEEK 20
exercise a-ss oi the TUaeUi5ns Of Police Com
nljssIa1crs until their cl85m 20 said office
should be established by the c5urts, was
wholly unwaTranted and that the Judge Of
the Crimual Court had no authority 10 issue
such an order. lie reviewed the code IN
regard 20 The Police Commissioners. and de-
Cided tbat lt gave the Governor CT tire power
in the matter that }t. IN hi- judgment,
A1ssrs rs oodS ana Hlnds had been guilty
Of Official misconduct the Law gave him
power to remove them and appoint success
ors, that at the time 1lossTs. aliaut and
4ounE WvjG arrested they had been truly
and lawfully appointed Police Commission
ers; aud hat clothed with the commission
OF She tuegHor, they were then truly in
office Wered to Tigltlully exercise
al ,'ta la. laa9 el tbe slIae, ia place Of
Weeds laa Kinds vb0 had been removed
ana had been officially notified of the rernov-
al. The attion Of the Governor was final.
IS much 50 IS If those Commissioners had
been removed By the Legislature, and from
his action there could be no appeal.
" hllst tlse decision of Judge Bartal fully
sUssins ac,lon Of the Governor, and
condemns l4a. OF the Criminal Courts, in
virtually granting an injunction against
.0essrS, 1oung and Valiant, by the er5er
Issued and discharged them from the custody
n which they Wers held in virtue Of the
c0mmltala, In such order the Judge de-
elaed ta- 3 sgss competent fer the Criminal
1oufi 90 ea.> .5a tho charge alleged against
1oung and aIan5 al conspiracy 10 break
the peace rcialy taking possession Of
TIE 1s1 a.e0, ald other property. held
by Aesss ~ 53dS and ain3s. Such
charge Was an iuoielab.e offence, and upon
that charge they were properly held to bail.
Judge bQrtoi said he would issue an order
Ior tho immediate discharge Of Sheriff
Ihenl sons and 10 Che case Of 0Iessrs. Young
and -siaai - discharged them from Gus
t0dy gatscE illegal order Of Judge Bond.
reStsa -iaa taon fTun seeking 20 exercise
the .ncelo4s Of their Office as Police Com
but as 20 the other charge Of
ansplraey to break the peace, he would re-
4mre them lo enter their ewn Teeaenizapces
yo answer sAe charge before proper court +
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-11-23
THE NEW CABINET.


We clip the following muddle in regard
to the Cabinet Of the incoming Governor
from q correspondent Of the Pittsburgh
Gastte. which appears to be about intel
igible as any thing We have received on lhe
subject
The qet3 RHHes are soreIy exercised upon
tae subject Of the incoming administration.
Ihe amount Of guessing which this subject
has developed, would do credit 10 Connect
cut ana IS totally at variance with the stohdi-
y Of Peansy yiyania character. One day
these Learned pigs have Cochran, Of York
county, IS the coming man for Secretary Of
STATE, /. Carroll Brewster for Attorney Gen
sral. Frank Jordan for Adjutaat General.
Next day comes a new deal Of the cards, and
PaEFiauce. Of Allegheny, Is the Attorney
General, johnson, Of crawford county, is the
Secretary Of State and some hero the Adju-
taut. Again, SHfer and Meredith are to re-
tain their positions, or, if Slifer goes out,
Jordan Of Bedford, goes in, and 50 on, until
ordinary heads Ike shat of your correspond
ent, ache like unto ALr. Traemlow' S. and 1
have as much difficulty as that very amiable
nobody, and from the same prolific cause.
Oh that political rickery and Alr. Feneering
were safely at the Devil with all their Tribe,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-11-23


herehy declared fa have forfeited their citizen
saip sud Ia have renaHnced allegiance to the
United States, and shall rot lie entitled to
exercise the elective franchise or hold Office
aatil three years after theg shall have fled
taeir ingennono OF desire 70 be reinvested with
ihe rights of citizenship. and shall swear ale
sianee 10 all other governments or pretended
governments. the said application tc be fled
and aafh taken in the came conrts that by law
So sf le5e i..-fbr-eqarte,{. That no
e,.-is,.t;..T. .I,.5 I5. -es4a4al ~ - acted op
Is C,.rrss sF;.b dae;e. +o anv citizen
s,,g r;e-E+s D-i~;i-sas - irnp,rnities
vgF.;eb ar1 .,r.nfe5 81 arv e+i,ar citizen ip lie
S.ela Tae si,sT H.. in1uarFisl witbonf
-a-.-7 e ia1g-e-4 rz-a. ,rsr-s1eF con sifion
II - rtovisiers e 5isis section should ever
X sIserej -aeo rs.F. ezsuf,g-I a. Il. anv wav
sbr9gatsd a. ,s-ss,rsied IS any Sfate. his
A. sbell faesr5s rs3 II = sad Sfafe. and
fbe s;ste t6sII I9ss iss ri-ft fo be represented
81 Cr-grass Tbars sb9l1 ~ 4braa rsfs;ezrs of
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-11-23
rRnE RAILRoAL1 nAn. .

The people Of Henns7 'eania deesi
+ their preference fora Free ailraad law, #
dduriHg tie las vh
. degree sfanaaimitY ai9ost unpa I'd.
be messars was eTi3aat5t Roaa}sg shat
Eaola have her 3foFe ben known as
the 1na uBscrupul0us e
sssstsul. re obliged g EF h a8
ga1e B I'll iu with & eses sar5ta III
b ae.i niaB Bur not wi-in
q thar the conversion 81 maug
those hsrs2iora IN tlle eaplay d. the saa-
nap8des. interested IL resisting this na suse,
j sincere and radical Many things ar
done a-days from policy, and we opine
thag taase Is poiiey az the bottom q this
sudden conversion to a system which hes
have @ Ell with aiI tie means thsir
m0saHa let she people of Psnazrrsnis
caea fully 90 heir garl
IAs tziends Of this measure IL the ap
Prosea a ioa OF tho Legislature, arc
szpa iu5oduc 3i f5l this purpose
ite exnes s5oss who have
81 assir support 70 Gree Bairca LaE tc
b n haai to fght tie bitter end. t
woe unto the Senator or Repre- aaEa,.Ta
from the country, who can be a3yce3 to
oppose the wishes of the people The
5rewd saatieians who are intersste& ~
noaol je-, did uot show ighg and thEs Ha
did uot gat q decided au expression Of pub
lie sentiment On the subject IS might have
been Desired although II vas positive
enough Ger al practical purposes A fsv
lsgislafag nay take advantage Of this and
assume that they we're not instructed, /
which would have been the case had there /.
been a contest. Both parties stood ANNUALLY /
pledged TO the measure, and the people as /
usual, took It for granted that there was no /
formidable opposition. and consequently did /
not pledge their candidates for legislative |
hou0rs to stard firm IN support of sthis truly /
righteous law
There Is not man to-day in the State,
whoiz not directly concerned IN some one or
more ofthe monop0liss. but is directly In
terested ia Free Railroad Law As it now |
stands. It Is the few monop9lists against the /
many burdened producers. Il is the strong I
and monisd against The unprotected and /
feeble, The sooner our people comprehend +
that their safety from huge monapoIies
les IN a measure Of this kind the sooner
will the interests Of the State be protected,
and the hope of the people Is ceasers5 in
the legislature LET it come uB TO the work
and all viii be well.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-11-23
RLaAEIaBLE cHA1sGE OF FRoNr.
4ha Chicago Times 1scpuelaEee andrew
johnson and EgGes elt 1oy -a.glrsa
sUArEEes

+ Aha Chicago Times Ecpue5aEee andrew
johnson and EuGe elt Ggy EsglEsaI
( suaEe.
{ saaI.L --EE ll-sl9- E-allc .alr4 al-
The present IS aelisi ia t4a l.eu8z zsie
I lGl. W1iea has 40 Ilcaa1aaz IG s.z
a 1t Is CRISIS 70 Cl- progress cgea.
winch ls also Wl.Ggu1 precedent. Sewer
! before has ylsl M1cl4. parts
events Sd seriously affecting ITS IIruIe
vitality ncw Dot tEe- IS 5les Itself
( & l--l4t Hel 4E tLe 81 Eul. .lla lts aalGz1s.
for Il Is numerically stronger than Is HAS
( eTsr been before, ,-aug chat having been
/ beaten sd q great Ualgua issue. as ta which
IL se5 ltse.t o be wholly right and the
opposition wholly wrong and Still 50 BE-
i-Ees. lt mast ney-r.a-iss aaauaau ,hat
either slt down ID helpless and GecayIng
Inactivity OF strike boldly ont upon ue@
.iua secgaa with peculiar reference, not to
. taiazz as ETe would Eaye r'lem, bias to tliuss
tblg actually are ll4 lu pursuing which
-lne it shall cease ts Tee hol5 back of COM
erTaaTe party, sld become. Wa-5 was
n ITS Hallly days, 8 progressive and aua as
gresse party. These ar5 be alternatives
i, wil not sit down 81 helpless and decay
luZ inactivity.
Hd4., 5hen, shall tlc new haabe? In
the lE- place EGs We not gut la0es from
the a3l-nIsEra- -i1a u Andrew johnson sud
leave that hybrla concern 10 Eoaton the sea
CT pu1lo contempt iDr1 wh.ch il come time
since catered, and from which no power can
rescue iG is not the laea defeat attribute
bic Usre largely to thls administration ,han
90 al other causes eguDlul4t VI hat Is
there "a its composition 90 command popular
coal-eace! " hG, belonging 10 it, is entitled
ran Fre !. $40 ID d.. auH T.
aaashlu- 10 the confidence aE tAe ra-re55 81
t11 Democratic party! Certainly is is not
andrew johnson, HJt William ii. Seward.
non t1v-ln "a. Stanton True, this admins
crlis0a had right p9Aeg, aud the Demo
cfatle party II overlooking the chief men
eeu els.ng i5 and thinking only OF the right
Iutnlas OF the p0lVT- displayed q patriotism
whose purity Was never eEceacJ, bat the
pdAoF having faded, and having failed. 100
through the teebleness and folly and otteasas
against pubic propuety eli the aaministga-
ton, why should not the Democratic party
abandon the dead body, longer adheIe euce l5
which Is death 0niy TO itself.
VI hat Qaxtf Can the Democratic party
succeed ansu rae negro question shai. bo
COTTON cut OF the Wavt Ii cannot. What
next Is not negro suffrage inevitable, aud
IS not tha quickest way to get the negro
QUesllea out OF the way 70 1t once Coaegda /
the suffrage unakfns issue oDsy 3ntae aeEEae
e which Il shall be conceded We know
th8t many Democrats have not reached this
advanced view of the case, and char saeh
stla 1eel greatly Iuciinea % revolt ac che
proposition 0t negro Suffrage III any aaaa.
but les as tel them that It's ALWAYS wise Is
accept tae inevitable comes Negro suifFaa
Ra SAY, 8 inevitable. aad whether 1t shall ba
qdalile1 CT universal depends upon the
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-11-23
CtBRaAHToWs TELEGRAPH
AFAMILY AID AGRICULTURAL JOURNAL.
FIHE LARGEST a HANDsoMEsT
DESCRIPTION.
DEVOTED 10

CHOICE LITERATURE, including Pootry. Ma
ye,ettes. Tales, aud Moral and entertaining Read
ing generally. Iu the Literary Department We
shall present he ekeieest varieties within t.
reash sf oaT ezteuded means The Eoyelettss
Ieiss, Poetry &e-, shall be sppped from the best
and highest sources, and be equal 70 anything 10
sa found ID aEy Journal or magazine
AGRICULTURE AND H0RTLCULTURE,
eInngseing Farming, Gardening Fruit- Raising
@e. Our las0rs in This department Tor over thir-
q years lsTe net the cordial appreciation Of the
PAgHa' Our purpose has been to furnish useful
ana Ie--A44e information upon these very imper-
lal' l7lleaes q industry, and 10 protect them 50
fsE IS Within cur power against ffe false doctrines
an1 selfish purposes of the many empires and
sen On 1lFcatUEeFs - which tie Farmer Is in
cessatlg sailed IhisFOrti1n Of the German
tor ie.esrapl j aione worth taa whole price Of
ptign.
NEWs DEPAEL1LE4 T-Iha same Industry.
care, and as- elimination, 10 gathering a1d prspa-
ring tle Stirring Events 81 the Day, expressly
t1T rbiz a2Per which hitherto has been 9ne Of its
markell features and given 60 universal sstislac-
toa, gill be continued with rei0abled eG5rts 70
meet the increasing demand of the public.
IEl- lWg dollars and GfsY cents per an
aaaGm. 10 orders received without the cash,
aad al subscriptions stopped at the end Of ths
tine paid for.
Specimen IUEa1ars sent gratis.
Address PHILIP z. FBEAS,
4-a5fo~ God 4r1Erietor. EsruantaTn pisiiada Pa.
aoT. 25t
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SCHOOL coyyEyrI0g.

\ convention Of the County suDerntend
ents Of the Common Schools Of the State. ].
called to meet at Harrisburg. on the 45h Of
December. As this convention seems to De
called for the purpose Of proposing changes
in the school law, We hope the present op-
pressige and unjust system Of taxation sill
receive the attention Of the friends Of our
common schools IF the changes proposed
BY the Hon G " Householder last winter
cannot be approved by the convention, We
hope to seeit suggest some other method Of
equalziug taxation and placing the poorer
a-ss lsss y saei5I ls591ss q t5
common schools without being oppressed
With taxes. Under the intelligent superv;
ion Of Prof Wiekersham He expect to see
important changes made in the school laws
and increased progress in our schools We
expect also TO see the school law admin s.es-
ed in The spirit in which Il was a3op q a5
noti8 the interest Of old fogyisn.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-11-23


4S-l lhc Bedford Gazette charged
corruption tuna Of $4,000 was us-l Ia
-ai5 state 70 csErT b1. 5aly election,
AM sUemltizr. IT'S "5a party friend la
Al-aaeiplaa as Ha-u @ 9l Fellows. fol r5-
iaslnS 70 respond % tae aautud for money
made BY the Cba nan Of the Democratic
Committee.
Ip thu i5 abb sgH OF the (.8-afs .e
replied THAI Accord Z 20 It's own show.l. lis
party was composed Of voHei set OF ses,. IS
who could taus be bought Whereupgn il
Tetor,s THAI The Uugehaseahs commodity
gelangs 90 10 party, offers to 1e. City dollars
that our candldates for Copgga and Senator
sent large sums Of money mo chat county.
and Iu conclusion intimatea 5hat we larsa.f
are pucAasable, because while HOLDING
once To had "a singular a4migatiau Tr
President John u pa.cy, which we Row
oppose since We TO longer aati rhst etisa.
Isie effort Of DIR ii h Lia-
a-9 The Legs atJre IS rejecting t}e
Fa,s5f t4- glaiegs from taia district, had
IsuSlt Us h08 uuscrGpul8us politician e
was, but sc hardly expected h'm to play
the thing s2 low, as to charge the opponauu
VINO beat MN 50 handsomely with bribery.
because be furnished portion OF the funds
% detray the necessary expenses of the can
Fass; confess We ase not prepared 20
ttiilA 50 meanly ef 1Ir Meyers, or OF the
opP95Fi5loA candldate Tor Congress al he
"odil nave Us 90, oy ais small effort e es-
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-11-23

s. T--ts5o.-E.-Tae amaa1, Of Piautatje
hisrs zgld il ole year is something starsliau
Iaey would Ed Broadway SIX feet high. from thg
FarE ~ 4-a street. brakes mauufact9ry is 5to
o. the Institutions ct EeT YorE. Il Is said tbae
Draks painted al tie rocks IN the Eastern states
wiih his cabalislic "s. T-1sGa-E.n anI tfen
sot -Ee 7La zTaaF legislators e. ra-s law '.rre-
venting 45sasuri1E tie face of narura,H which
gives hil g monopoly. We DO not know bow
tbis s. but Ts de- kuow the Planta,ioa gjyte7s
SELL as % other article ever dil- They aye used
oE a-i classes q the community. anu are death on
Dy eFsil--ec-tlin. They are very vi-orafIng
Ehcn laaguid and weak. n1I great appetizer.
SaFatoga Spring Water, sold by all druggists
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-11-23

l.. ;11
Il, III 49,. ~. - ~
Ner- Vof sSs.5l -s,-,.- -l.,,,.-,-..t sI.s-,;t .
-
. L lo y ls -.is - = 1'ss2eeaL' ltsqs 1 se VI
- sselel =. u eie-I-- In Il -sy y Bs sa'si
: 81 9N@9A ~ 'A -
Efhe Third DlstrICt Of Vermont al the
regular elections, there #as uo choice l9r Con
gresue4 Now, #crtAiQgtoa e. smith,
A'.lseti Aas oeen ca2sen
aosEas. IL Sew Tefrv. and HOGAN n
5ari. the a5erz 81 .I.h.e5gism "a Con.
gs5' AaEe bon been d4.sate tho former
massey --'s 'Se ~ ts-et 7olA AeIaaii-
IEE defeat Of Loueyea Ia TIE Ihird Dis
tFct- Michigan ana the election Of q Re
publican virtually gsin Che defeated
candidate though alecsed H0 years ago as q
lSeIl9.tssn went ef #ita johnson
-'t stilS A2- . ee -eE-
--- -l ~ ~
AAs ae
ss -AsA
5
al1s .aa Lstlaeaa JaaoEI-
~ 7, -.- = -l, ~
-
'1 e1-~ 81
- ~ At-s4I
50 Iel
4+s sAs
1--sf.- ,--r .,+.71..L-.3,l.. e-lI.--- -.4
Cnrtia Cameron l2: arney 20. Stevens
f15" AAe cal9a itaF4--s3n caucus
e. aH. u ".a T.. .Ha.H ..Ha a
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-11-23

"In Eftiag the kettle from the 6re I sealisd
myself very sereTely-oEe hand almost to a crisp.
Tn torture was anhearaple. The Mexican
Mustang LjniIeut relieved the pain a!7Test i'm
u-eI5atsg. Il healed rapidly, ana left very little
scar CHAs. EoSIER, 423 Broad St. Phila.
This is merely a sample Of what the Mustang
Liuiuent win do. Il is Invaluable in ali cases
waan.s, sweliags, spralEs, cats, bruises, spavins
ele., either upon man or beast.
Beware Of eounteEiaits- None Is genuine unless
wrapped IN fne steel-plate eHgravings. bearing
the signature Of g. W. Westbrook, Chemist, AID
the Ertrzts stamp Of DEsIAs BARNES q Co, New
y 0r6.
aratosa Spring Water, sold by all druggists.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-11-23

EcS~ The Pittsburgh Isat is numerically
down on papers Of the Chicago -IiaG aHd
Bedford Ga-s.t4 stripe i. attributes al
the n4istortuaes OF the Democrats TO ,hat
class Of papers who were opposed 70 the
prosecution Of the war and Fere IN fact
pro slavery IN everything. Truth VIII cut
some times.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-11-23

AeuE 1E NAGSoLIA.-The prettiest thing,
the "sweeteE thing and the most Of il for tie
least money. It oYerc0naes the oder Of perspira-
ton; sof5eG5 and adds deiicacy to the skin, Is
delightful perfume; allays headache and inaam-
nation, and is 2 necessary companion in the sick
roou il the HuTsery, and upon the toilet sideboari
Il can be obtained everywhere st one dollar per
bottle.
Saratoga Spring Wafer, sold by all druggists
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-11-23

WHAr DIn Irs-A youug lady, returning q
her country home alser sciourn Of few fls1. 1.bs
New Iork, was hardly recognized by here
friends In place Of rustic, flushed fars. ~ =
had s0tt ruby complexion, Of almost rlarl.la
smoothuess and instead of p, she really appesr-
cd bat l.. She told them plainly she used H5raa'z
Magnolia Balm, and would not be without #
Any lady can Improve her personal appearance
very lh9ch oy 0s--5 -A}s 1Tt3e5g- II can be orles
cd of any druggist for only 50 cents.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all druggists
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-11-23
asa- The Copperhead5 asaa 70 reioie

nea- The Copperheads ,aad TO rejoice
quietly over rebel victories, latterly they
rejoice openly. Formerly they sezetiy aid-
ed and abette3 rebels now they "a u boldly
How things change. During tbs rebellion
they denied their sympathy mose ssoaely,
now they boast Of IL They are oalsea 70
10 this to convince tue rebalsof rhe8
erity.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-11-23

preservation from premature badness and turning
rsae .5i5i rras f-5s Lyons celebrated kath-
airon. Ii U7akes ihe kair riah, soft and glossy,
eradie1teS dau8rui, and causes lGc hair 10 grow
with IuNuT-au, beauty. II is suld evcrywhere.
j. E.IEoMAe LYON, Chemist, n. L.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all druggist.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-11-23

ia The worst feature thai we heaoLd n
+ he animated canvas for United States Sena
.oT is that the Philad slphia Daily Aces a3-
locates the claims Of GoYeranr Curtia.
Wis aaough to gMamg the best man living
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-11-23
A SEWING MAcHIEE PRB5IUN

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soNing Machines oaered as preuliaIai for ss5ssri-
begs to
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ne HOME MAGAZINES is now 90 weZI known
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Pc AT, mat lts eroFaiEg excellence they con
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IN order that our lady readers Throughout the
eountEy may have true styles Of dress, we have
paced cur ASHigO Department IN the hands
OF
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OUR SEWING MACHINE PREMIUM.
The machine we offer Wilcox & Gistsg +. the
No. p a. described IN the 1lanuEae.-rs-- ISL czsb
price $50, furnished with heuluz-. e s--z l-siI-
e. This machine has become z-Es--- ssrar-
its On account Of its BoiSeIsss-z ---y- and
easy management. a child z1 =-l F.
Fer Sd subscribers % Hone 1zzzzzzs z-E { Sl5a
we send one Of these machines. -z- o.
enable those VINO cannot procure -zzv saEs--i-
ters % &c machine, we haze So ar-szEsi The
oaer that By tie addition 0t sara a8svs what
nEy be secured for zatserlpt pti5ls, lE from s 70
Fsl, according 60 size 0f list, any 5nE uzr obtain
machine. send ~ cents for specimen number
Of A5u-a Magazine and ser faE parti1ulsrs
- address l. s. ARTHUR & Co,
Nov. -55t. 523 @alnrt s.. Phila5e'zhia-