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, 1866-01-03
NEW YORK STATE FINANCES,
Annual Report Of the Slate Comp
fr1tler.


NEW YoRK, Jan, a-State Comptypller Robin
eoD. In his ANIMAL report staica that no:w1thstand
INK The heavy drains upon the treasury 1Ia aGaIts
have have moved o. smoothly and IN perfect order.
and i retains an auple sum on hand for ill de-
rnands likely to nise before the taxes for The
scnt ds cal year Esali be received
The Comptroller says but for the, large bounty
loan maGa during the last year, The slate within
nom asb'. fhe eeftiseates Issued On aecouai q
et s'1 r e 1s 1h ely ;be Of t0 aes,
State, December 1o,h, 1865, f5l,0u. .5s3.B6.
Mr. Robinson g1Tes an extended exposition Of
the condition Of The several funds Of The Siate- He
OF the Government. cfc for the present nscal year.
amonnt 10 &, I'LL. 81 So 70 which add deficiency
for he last year Of u, 9io6-a TOTAL Of q, CO.
October Of {43a, ,.sl.s1. The receipts nom the
canals Of the State tor the fiscal yeaf ending Sep
tembef SQth, 1sG5, amounted t. xa57, ies Of which
a;sSoas sss IN 2 a@oanea aos IL 70 rfss
showing decrease Of *76s, ,6o0,07. The payments
during the tamc lime amounted 10 SIS d-53.
leaving snplae Esyenns @ Of *io3osh ~ to n meet Ct
The Constitution, He calls the attention OF the ta1.
pasels 70 the diminished receipts anu INCREASED e1'
penfe Of the canals.
Ihe accounts of The States Prisons all chow d.
miniehed receipts, with increased expenses.
Inc payments On account Of the National Guard
during Last GeCol yeAf fenche tbe unprecedented
sum Of &6ia, being fnll ouc-hais as much n
the entire amount uf the other ordinary e1enses o
The an cunt paid for public printing Of all kinds
dnnEg tie daea! 5ear, reaches the sun OF $a1{,.
The Comptroller is Of the opinion that tar oI
one mill on The dollar should be sufficient for The
expenses Of The State Government. lie does mol
venture to place II at that ngurs. The iax lery,
ssp 10 ss ns % ha a9 u oows
GcneIM fund, II mills; schools, 4 OF mill; canals
, 1866-01-03
PHILIP WAD3WORTK,

onnnission Mesehant for The sale Of DRESSED
oGs, IEEF and xUrTON, 133 Ehzle-s:seet,
alcagu. IN. Cqaatxu1eou s~uetsed. EEaet
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THE FALL OF LIMF.-Yesterday afternoon
much nerriment was caused to some OF the IN
haoltants on Girard avenue, and much conster-
nation and depression of spirits was cause to
the drlVer OF lime cart, in the following man
ner:-
a heavy cart, filed full with lime, was being
leisureiy drawn along on the truck of the street
cars, when the sbri.l blowing OF a whistle aud
numerous yells, conveyed TO the mind OF the
sleepy driver that car was in near proximity.
In his hurry to turn out of the track, be cut
around sharp, not noticing, from his exalted
height on the lme-boX that the tire of one of
the wheels had been twisted off, and was rolling
down the gutter in wriggling way. He got off
OF the track, the car passed on, and the heavy
wagon began is heavy jogging on the rough
pavement.
Now, with the tire on, this might not have
had any evil effects; but with the tire Off it vas
forcing uuon the wheel more than its
allotted share of hard running; the felloes were
not competent TO bear alone their heavy bur-
den, and the consequence was, that the wagon
had not proceeded lar before there was crack
ing sound, a giving way of one and then
another, and finally, with a crash, down came
wagon, rider and all, tumbing the as.onlshnd
joker from his lofty perch into the gutter, and
scattering the lime in all directions.
That there was no small amount of loud vitu.
peratiOn was palpably evident by the
gathering of large crowd, attracted by the
noise.
We would caution those who, for short or
long period, are lifted up, particularly not to
forget those things beloW W which make for their
peace and Weil-being.
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HOLIDAY Books No Book House in the world
has the fine assortment OF Holiday oks that 1. Is.
Peterson & Brothers No BUG Chesnut street, Pha-
dephlai now ofisr for sale rhe collection is Tlch,
VaIled, and choice in all the Departments OF lera-
turt ana many are very costly, whilst others are %
spebold bound that they needs must be seen to be
appreciated,
Here 1T would not be inappropriate to mention
that Messrs. B. Peerson q Brothers, Philade :
phia, Pa, publish Dickens complete illustrated
oTs IN ttrenfy different editions bound in overY
conceivable sty le from the ain paper cover vO
to the gorgeous full bound cali yoiume. What more
suitable "HohdaY Present" could be given 20 any
one than set of this authors writngsf We
answer, none. The publishers will send their de-
scrptlve catalogue of Charles Dickens Works with
prices OF each style of binding, to any address,
application.
Persons living at distance can enclose the
money for any set preferred, to I. B. Peterson &
Brothers. Philadelphia, Pa in letter, and on It's
receipt the books Will be forwarded by return OK.
press, freq ht charges paid
We advise our readers to send for a SET and they
VII have books that can always be referred TO with
pleasure and satisfaction.
ale Juvenile Department has the largest and
finest assortment Of children's books ever offered
before i'll this city. Books Handsomely illustrated
ior chi GTen; stories of fairies; stories of giants;
stories OF adventure etc, grace the departments
nom which selt ctlons can be made.
Tx assortment OF Fine Illustrated Works, Prayer
Books, Bibles, Is beyond description. Poets, in al
hose who wish to obtain the choicest editions of
volumes, in every realm of literature, cannot fail to
find them at Petersons' and they will be sure 10 be
cOurteouslY afforded every facility for examination
OF purchase which this extensive establishment
affords.
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HOLIDAY GIFTS - PerpleXed people, who are
beginning TO look for PRESENTS tor the coming
holidays, will fno PETERsoNs' GATALoG JR of much
assistance Ihsir seis OF Dickens are a desrao'e
PFC sent for any one. The assortment OF Diaries of
al sizes and styles are very app Opriate. Also,
OF all apes and sizes and all sold atastonishngy
low pr. .ces.
messrs. Peterson Bro; hers pub bications are sold
by all boOksel ers ana at their establishment, No
8C6 Chestnut street from hence they will send their
amnn thEir stock - -
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Latest Markets bY Telegraph.

NEW YORK, December I1-Cotton firm; MD
ding uplands, $780,; New Orleans, $50. Flour very
dull declined 10o., 40O0 barrels sold; State 81 309
II; Ohio, 80 9Oa1275; Western, So 3O@ll'60;
Southern, $40 50@16. Wheat Gull and heavy. Corn
dull and dropping Oats active, 1SD2o. better. Beef
dull Pork steady, hut quiet. Lard quiet. Butter
quiet, Whisky dull and unchanged.
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Books SENT TO THE CoUETRY.-Persons in the
country, who cannot visit the city and wish holiday
such books rs they may desire. All that need be
done Is to enclose us S5 SO, $40 $50 up wards,
cept OF money, we guarantee to forward per mail
or express as ordered prepaid, verv ch Oice and
varied selection OF books, aud at the lowest posi-
bic prices.
Every new book published will be found for sale
at Peler; ons Book store, No. 3)6 Chesnut stree t.
the Dress
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STEALING BUFFALO RoBE.-John W..
Talbert attempted 10 appropriate to his private
use a valuable buffalo robe, which he abstracted
from Eastw1ck Park. This action was wit
messed by Officer Rowan, who started in pur-
suit of the individual who was fast making his
way off. After a hard chase of about two and
a half miles, the taker was nabbed, although he
gave the officer hard run.
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CLoTHE ANEW :

OLOTHE ANEW -
Prices of Clothing can be no lower. We are daily
receiving fresh goods purchased at mach le's than
cost and have reduced q goods on hand to proper.
stock of
MEMS, YOUTHS, AND Boys CLOTHING
in this city, which we selling in large amounts
daily
HALFWAY BETWEEN BENEETT & Co.,
FIFTH AND TOWER HALL,
SIATH STs. 1918 MARKET STREET.
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The Late:t News from Europe by Cable.

LONDON, December 11.-Telegmms from Frank
fort repoat United States FIvetwenties at Isl 75t
1t is stated here that the South Carolina House
of Representatives has passed q bill for the en-
couragement of emigration from Europe. with
view only to the tilage Of the SOIL but for their
leimanent settlement as residents.
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VIOLATING THE MARKET OD1NANcEs.

Officer Barton arrested Samuel Anderson
Philip Duncan, A. I. Wills, Theodore Terry, E.
w. Kelly, John Green valid, William Norris
Henry Roletta, M. d. Barrett, and I. r. Cash
for violating the market ordinances by selling
meat on the outside of that building on the
streets. They were each fined two dollars by
Alderman PatcheIl
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BARGAINS IN CLOTHING.
Bargains In Clothing.
Bargains in Clothing,
Bmgains in Clothing.
Bargains in Clothing.
tB@ Heayv roduotion m nrIoes IN
~ Business Goats at SS, $40. sl2 S14 s16, s1S,4Aa
W and up to $50. Ii
W Overcoats at 80, 80 $40, s11 s1S, sis; S17sg1
bB s19, $50, and up to $40. -gd
e Pants at s4 s5 90, 81, sS, &c. So s12, s14 -sn
bB@ S15, s1e. as
ssS-Vests at 50 $3.50, 50, SO So 81, 81 so, s5.g1
W 5000 to 30. "a
Every garment marked down on account Of dec Inc
in cost of manufacture.
Clothing can now be had cheaper than it may b.
again for some time to come.
WANAMAKBR g. BRowN,
POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE,
OAK HALL,
Southeast corner SIXTH and MARKET Street,
6B Under Clothing very cheap. "a
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FOURTH EDITION
FROM WASHINGTON THIS AFTERNOON.
lsPKolAL DEsPAToHEs TO EVENING TELEGRAPH. I
WASHINGTON December H.

lsPKOlAL DEsPATcHEs TO EVENING rELEoRAPH.I
WASHINGTON. December IL.
Paymaster Pau1dIng ReIeastd,
Colonel PauldinR, the Paymaster who lost a Iars.
amount OF Government funds by the faiiure of ,he
Merchants National Bank Of this city, ana who
was sentenced to pay fine of 5000 and be inn.
prisoned for one year, has been released bv ordar
OF the President and had the fine remltted.
The PrIze-Fight.
The fight between McGlade. of New York and
weights is to take place near the dividing limo OF
Maryland, Delaware. and Pennsylvania, on the
morning of January Is.
Business Ina the Senate.
An enort will be made to get vote on the Dis.
~ egI 9-suftrage bill IN the Senate to.dav After
M tbo usp0gal senator Poland proposes to bring up
offer some verbal amendments ~ ~ ~
Senator Morrill, will soon call up the bill taking
away the charter OF the DISTRICT of Colnmbjs and
providing for ITS government by CommJs Jssioners INV
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AN OWNER WANTED.-Mary Dillon was
committed by Alderman HuBiey, this NOR ing in
default OF bail She is charged with the larceny of
three odd shoes which await an owner at the Cherry
undergoing the operation Of having q new heel put
on, but was not quite completed.
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How HAPPY ,s the household where
industrious habits Danish care;
Where all the clothes the children wear
Are made upon the Florence
The very best sewing machine in the world.

MIR. VAN WYoK WIoKEs, New York city, dealer
in all kinds OF Sewing Machines, a witness q
recent case before the Commissioner OF Patents,
depOses Us fOllows:-
@ For what reasons these Grover & Baker
Machines esteemed above others by those who prefer
them Tor family user
A. First for their quetness; the beauty of the
upper stitch for PLAN wing, and the under stitch
for ornamental wo'k; the ease OF working them
and the little time required IN learning their use
the elasticity OF the stitch, thereby avoiding the
danger Of the stitch breaking when used on light
fabric, or sewing on the bias They will do all the
differ ent Sly les or family sewing aud in addition
Will do the lest quality OF ornamental work.
THE CHARGES OF ELECTRICITY necessary to
work tie Atlantic Gables are small that they can
be produced in gun cap" and the charges OF
ereent acks sending message large that ii
takes big pocket to hold the propelIng material for
the latter purpose Such difference different
charges Is very noticeable much the differ
ence between the low charges for frstclass Clothing
at Charles Stokes C Co g, under the Continental,
and the high charges of other houses for much nIe-
nor articles For GOOD Clothing, at low charges go
to Charles Stokes Co.'s, under the Continental.
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STEALING GoAT-SKINs.-Jacob Sanen-
burger, who in connection with others reported
Yesterday, stole nine dozen of goat-skins from a
morocco factory in Randolph street, was
last night arrested by the police officials for that
act. Alderman Shoemaker, after hearing of
ihe case. committed him in default Of $500 bail
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ARREST OF RIoTER.-Y Yesterday after
noon, about four O'CLOCK, Edward Hale was arres cd
on the charge of beng concerned in the riot on
Sunday morning, at Ninth and Vine he was in
company with the young men who were arrested at
that time. lie was held by Alderman Jones to
answer. The particulars of the case have already
been repor, ed in the TELEGRAPH
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AUCTION SALES.
d SCOTT, JR., CTIONEER.
D.No. 1920 CHEsEUT STREET. an

d SCOTT. JR., AUCTIo oNEER,
osho. 1920 CHESTNUT STREET. 2N
ATTRACTIVE SALE OF HOLD kY GOODS.
on thursday and Friday mornings next
18th and 18th insts. at 10H O'Clock, at Scot's Art
Gallery No 1920 Chestnut street attractive sale of
Holiday Goods, being the surplus stock of leading
SHEFFIELD PLATED GOODS
James Dixon & Sons Sheffield best quality castors,
cake baskets vegetable dishes tea SETS hand and tea
trays butter dishes, sugar dishes, dish covers,
racks etc etc.. Also Wares Of other manufacturers.
BRONZE5
Bronze figures, groups II all sizes. ETC.
Bronze marble and gilt clocks with figures to match
MARBLE STATUARY,
From the celebrated school of Design at Florence
VERDE ANTIQUE STATUARY.
FANCY GOODS.
Decorated porcelain and bsque vases, figures aud
groups
Leather reticules and work. bags, tire whole COM
offered In this city. GR85t
sale Full particulars In Catalogue. sale positive
PHILADELPHIA AR .IsTs' SECOND ANNU Al
will take place SCOTS Art Gallery, No 1920 Chesnut
street,
On Friday Evening
December II at 7K o'clock when about 100 entirely
original oil paintings will be sold and all directly
from the easels OF The arts themselves.
The paintings are now exhibition at the Free Gal
lery of the Fine Arts No 0H Chesnut street, where
they will remain until the evening OF sale.
Particu in catalogue. l266t
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A GROUP of persons examining photograph, one
says, How expressive the eyes |" and another SAYS
How soft the shadows, aud in relief the features!'
while the third excaims, Obserye the nch folds in
the draperyW IL is needless to say the picture was
made by b. f. Reimer, No. 624 Arch street,
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY-James Cahill
was arrested yesterday afternoon in Nnth street,
above Poplar, for the frequent torcible apple l.
tiOn OF his clinched digits upon the person of
another. For this physical and amusing eyer-
else, he was arrested, taken before Alderman
Massey, and held in $500 bail
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OWNER WANTED.-Picked up last night
in the streets, one dozen brooms, which NAV
have been deposited by some phila lthropic IN
dividual Tor the cleaning of the public avenues,
but more probably deopped by some unsuspect-
ing Jehu. They can be obtained by the owner
at the Eleventh Ward Station.
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LADIES GO TO &. BYRON MORSE G. Co, No. 9Os
and 9O4 Arch street, tor your Fried Oysters Chicken
Salad, Coffee and Wofies.
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DIED.
DAVlSON.-0n the 9th instant ELIZA ANN DA-
NlSON, widow OF the late EDWARD DAWSON, in the
5Sth year OF her age. ~ asssE
Her re atiyes and friends respectfully invited to
atiend her funeral from late residence, No 722 n
5wen third street Wednesday, the 18th instant at
MILLIGAN.-On the 9th instant Miss sALLIE J
age.
he relatives and friends the family are Invited TO
attend her unera rom the residence OF her father
baddonneld N. DE- on Thursday, the 18th instant at 10
O'CLOCK. lnterment at LauIel hill at O'Clock. +FF
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PASSING COUNTERFEIT NoTEs.-Yester-
day couple of men we're arrested on suspicion
of enriching themselves at Others expense by
passing counterfeit currency. After hearing
before the authorities thev were discharged.
SMALL FIRE.-About half-past @ O'Clock
last evening FIRE was discovered in Richmond
street. 1t was extInguished before any great
damage was done TO the property.
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A FoUNDLNG.-Last evening, about seven
90 .ock, male child about two monlls old was
found on the steps of house No. 1920 Cherry sFeet
The poor little unacknOwledged fellow was sent TO
the Alms-hOuso
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COLD SEEMS A SMALL AFFAm-Most peonle
neglect IT. Who minds its Yet Cold may turn 10
Consumption. and then follows almost oertan
ID. Jayne's ExpectOrant, the we'll know standard
rtmedy for Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Asthma
Bronchlts, and 6ll Pulmonary Complaints and
YOUR Cod will disappear as well as All appre.
hension of danger. Prepared only at No, 2i2
CLesnut street.
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A WARNING TO YOUNGsrERs.-A bow
aged fourteen years was rested for puItine
and abstracting therefrom certain eaiabIes. He
was held in $500 bail. Youngsters, take care.
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How HAPPY would the cir have been,
Who USED to stitch and weave and spin,
II, in their day, they could have seen
The beauties of the Florence.

The most perfect, the most reliable. therefore the
cheapest. ewing Machine in the world. For sale at
No $50 Cheenut street.
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The Great Ocean Yacht Race.
SANDY Hook, Dec IL, IL 05 p. NJ The yachts
are now coming down the bay escorted by twelve
steamers
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philada. Stock Exchange Sales, Dec. IL
SECOND BOARD.

hGa5S COLONEL l.. G. MATLACK WILL
RS deliver the second of the series Lee ures On
.My &c 1Ilect ons of Army Life This uesda yea
ing al III o'ciock at CENTRAL M. L q UROa, VINE
Street ab Tweln Tickets rs CENTS Tor sale At the
door thu cf urch. %
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d Al COAS ST d WAR NOCK
SlsS No 40 MARKET Street.

d IN CO A ST q WAR N OCK
5lsS No 2lO MARKET Street.
LARGE POSITIVE AND ATTRACTIVE CLOSING
SALE GF PARIS FAN Y AND HOLIDAY DDS
OF THE 0RrATl0N OF NESSRS Is. DIA-
MGNT & CO No. 41 MURRAY STREET, NEW
YORK
We will sell
On Wednesday Morning.
December IL, at 10 o'clock 1900 lots the entire bal
ance of the above firm Importation being the closing
sale of the season. aud comprising full Assortment of
the richest goods we have vet offered.
Included IN sale on "wednesday will be found, viz -
very large assorme of fine rosewood and vain ut
inkstands tobacco boxes, cigar paper stan
work boxes jewes-boxes. glove boxes In great va
riety; watch and jewel stands handkerchief boxes
boxes pencil-cases money safes, French mirrors et,
TEA SETS, JOLIET SETS. AND VASES
Also, 500 lots fine French tea sets. rich Bohemia
bisque toilet sets, in great variety; rich china
bisQue and Bohemian vases, china toy ses, etc etc
Also rich cut glass, liquor, Madeira wine, and water
sets. with carved stands.
Also invoice of fine wax and Chi ma dolls, patent
PoCK ET- WALLETS AND BAGS.
Also invoice Of fine French pocs OF wallets, ira
Yelling bags Paris brushes, COMBS, etc. etc. IL 1927
LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF EMBRoIDERIEs AND
MILLINERY GOODS, BY CATALOGUE, ON a
CREDIT,
December IA at 10 O'Clock embracing full rt-
ment OF new goods suited to present sales IL l04t
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ORANGE, Vanilla, CLocO ate, and Cocoauut Cara.
melIs in endless variety, fresh every day nj = ~
Whitman & Co.'s, No 3l8 Chpsnut street
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PREPARING FOR WINTER IN AN UNLAw-
Full MANNER.-A man was yesterday arrested
for the too general con6scation OF that which
was calculated TO give bodily comfort, and that
which he was in want of Belle wing that the
approach of winter would necessitate the en-
largement of his scanty wardrobe, and believing
also that the addition could well be made with
out the delivering up of the needful in exchange
be stepped into Steppacher's saloon, on Chesnut
street, and from which he issued well clothed
ried another under his arm. This action, of
course, was too singular to be allowed, and he
was Immediately arrested for larceny and place /
in I1ureSs,
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1-Es[E=9 HAINEe BROS PIANOS, e-E-e=z
HEY T2Moderate in price, and as durable I WI
as any piano made.
Gould, Seventh and Chestnut Streets
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ELLIPTIC Saving MACHINE CoMPANY's First
PREMIUM LoOK-STITo SEWING MACHINES In
cCmparabv the best for family use. Highest pre-
M uIns Gold Medal), Fair Maryland Institute New
Y rk ard Pennsylvania State FAIRS, 1858 No 923
Cl esnut street
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GO TO tropical America. ii you wish TO in
ma q enchanting fragrance. Yet stay; you eau nav,
it here. lhalOn's Night Blooming CeIeus" vii
6l our pArior With vital breath of ihs most on or
ous flowers that perfume the fairy valleys of tht
Andes es-DOver DeLdiDdriGn. "
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No MATTER " wnetner poor OF rich,
Your fingers were rot made 10 stitch,
Wien you can buv Florence which
Will cost so little money.
No family can afford to be without Florence
he best sewing Machine in the world,