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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-04-07
ORGILL BROS Il O
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

The State II Mississippi, rAnaia coanfy. In
The Circuit eouftaf aid county. No. siGs. VS..
Harris ~assiguss. u.G,W. lane. Attachment b.
sucl the sith day Il March, 1900 against the
estate II the aid defendant Sc slis -, reinrn-
able q the Circuit court II aidcuaniy. Neiise
!. hereb, Ristu n the aii drisndanL q. ".
Lane that unless h. apIess heisrr aid c,uft "a
the first iay u the next term thereof 10 lie
holden in and fs said ruuniy, nj the euurt hsfss
thereof In the town n Pamela, on the seventh
Monday ansr The Ioufth Monday In March, lsss,
and plead 10 aid action. judgment will b. en-.
tered again., him and the estate attached viii
- nld. &c. HARRISON. Clerk.
vasslsy 4 Harris for plaintiff. msr5ilt
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Do La Roo1ko's
Constitutional Monarh.

u American nlooi Purifier mpgtrrling thr
nae ~ al nmolaasrs and water safaparlln
compounds nov before The public. II j. rer9m-
msnded ft at Impurities 0f ihs bloDd uhrrr an
Alternative i required for sfrufnla n Missy
evil. fheumatitm. old sores and ulrers hlila
iumufs rianduiaf suellings camp Itch, s,ali
head. tettrr, Hng wurut. ru'ancuut discase gen
orally pimplss and hiutrhcs m The face. iyphi.
liir iainu u the system, hereditary iisuis,'
sts. Price one dollar ant a.half - bottle.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Whereas letters Of administration on the es-
tate Of ". II. Stfong, deceased, late Of Pamela
county, were granted 10 the nndersignea
nj the February terra Of the Probate Court Of
said Pamela county, by said Court; now al.
persons having claims against said estate will
present The same for registration In the Clerks
office of said Pamela county within the time
prescribed By Law, " they will BE- forever bar.
red. j.. &. ARMSTRONG,
mari0.Gl Administrator
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Col. WILL. MAXWELL,
THE GREAT
SOUTHERN PREPARATIONS!

Amer near twenty year toll 10 battling the
diseases n the Southern climate, sc have de-.
cided, with other physicians to prepare and o-
fer the Southern people our entire sAill and
medical experience IN the shape II
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Family Medicines.

Egefy imily requires a elias Of pure and A.
fccliyc umcdic which mny he confidently ~.
lied upon In ease of actual nccrl rs Wchn,e
used we'd every effort in endciyUhnR 10 supply
the demand. and ak an honest trial 81 The
hand. Of the people. Unreliable compound,
prepared by unpfibciplcd aud u%nelucttsi
Northern men, who know but little about med.
ieine aud les abou, Southern f,atmant ar1 if
inferior 10 those prepared by experienced South.
em physirinnr. consequently, wc are confident
the SOUTHERN IEOFLE will give our
remedies q hearty support.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Whereas letters iesiamentary on the estate ~
Porter Hall, deceased, were granted 10 tho un-
denigned al the February term, 1906, u tho
Honorable Probate Court Of Pamela county,
State Of Mississippi; Now therefore all persons
having claims against said estate are hereby No.
ufed 10 have them PrDbated and registered ID
the Probate Clerks Office Of said county within
the time prescribed ny law, or they viii he for
ever barred ". Z. MAXWELL
mari0-Gt. Executor.
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IS eoafieHas nnd ~ aul agfnf ~
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IL n Iaie lastsfu But tmhnn
y IN which NJ Hill plrw re-
mr daal'
auTtb ~ EYfHYnHY thur
IN nh NJ William T. -imc lm bid
\. Under renewed obligations Ny o
II .rrt II the earliest vegetables ~
N eason consisting If rluhorb pie
|I nj. radisho. and cffar', ~ laief
N
M RR Notice dho change
n .ebednlo of this road in our adj
missing columns. Passenger trains
ew pas Pamela going north ai 5l7
n NJ, and going south at PM
Blowing persons 10 remain six and d
BIZ hours In Memphis and return
NJ same day.
SorTnERN PALACE r. Howell,
Mood & Read, No. 332 Main street,
Nrmphis, haYc now on hand one OF
largest stocks of spring goods in
NE city, which they are selling at
vcry low rates. Capt. X. $. Abcr-
nathy, of Pamela, can be found at
house, and invites his friends to
eIvc him call.
1IEFLiS q lloBGooD, SARDIs.-
W. take great pleasure in advising
every body to read the advertisement
81 This house. They r too well
md ~favorably known by everybody
IN The county to need any commcnda-
ZION from us. They are exceedingly
Dolitc and accommodating business
ncn, and the citizens Of Sardis aud
and vicinity are fortunate in having
men of their character loca-
|tcd among them.
". II. WALL.-Wc are glad to
sce the prosperity of our young
friend, Lieutenant Wall, of Sardis
Anong the very first to enter the
orny, he served with gallantry and
honor in various posts of danger
during the entire struggle, and hay.
ing returned to the peaceful pursuit.
Of life, is now winning golden opin'
Ions by his honesty, integrity, ant
opacity as a business man. lie de
servcs the extensive patronage of til,
people Of Sardis and vicinity. Rca,
his advertisement in another column
Tho ladies of Columbus, Georgia
havc been agitating the subject 0
snoring our Confederate dead, anC
havc agreed to recommend that tn
26th of April of each year be Sc
part for the observance of suitabl
ceremonies, either in the form o
poblic culogies, or in adjoining tn
eTayes of our fallen soldiers. Tn
neglect with which we have hithert,
mated the burial places of the Con
f&lcrates is in unfavorable contras
18th the attention hal has been be
rbwcd upon the Federal dead. True
d have not the means to do as tn
BART prompts, but We can at lcas
der the tribute Of a flower, embler
II our native land, to decorate tn
kmble mound of those who hay
hllcn in the "lost cause"
New Orleans Advertisements.
We invite the attention of our eli
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~ EyfHYmGY Ur
MI M William T. STONE ha hid
Under renewed obligations Ny o
\ .sri n the mflie.t vegetables II
. a,on consisting If rlobofb pie
No. radishcs. md oftsos, ~ leler
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SorTnERN PALACE ~ Howell,
Mood & Read, No. 332 Main street,
hayc now on hand one OF
largest stocks of spring goods in
NE city, which they are selling at
vcry low rates. Capt. II. S. Abcr-
nsthy, of Pamela, can be found at
tht house, and invites his friends to
rIvc him Il call.
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#N 81 RI Netiee tho change
4 schedule of this road in our adj
columns. Passenger trains
h. pass Pamela going north at BIZ
NJ, and going south at oi3 PM
1lowing persons 10 remain six and q
BIZ hours In Memphis and return
NJ same day.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-26
IrIsh wit.

bsA son Of the Emerald Isle, but not him
Self green, was taken up (for he was at tile
time downp near Manassas Junction. by d
Confederate scouting party. He'wore no
special uniform OF either army, but looked
more like iaspy than volunteer, and on
this grOundwas arrested ~ bs1p 5RGss ga
sisWh0 are syou2 what is yournDame and
where are yourtr0m n were the first 1ques-
tiansaput to him by the armed party. Pat
rubbed bis eyes, scratched his head, and
answered. Cd yanJ- -godl nsag "a. eit .aoi.s8uD
BE gorra, gfntlemen, this is ugly ques7
tions to answer anyhow, and before i an
sRlranv of thin, I'd be after akin ye, by
ye're lave, the samething. :. sss--- bs5,,.
'sN ell" says the leader" 1--WE are of
Scots army and Belong to Washington
"All right" said Pat, Il kpowel ye was
Rfrtlemen, for l am that same. Long life
toe neral Scott.n .Fho5 aalA zoe ''o2,!, ~
a"Aha," r, piled the scout, snow you ras-
cal, YOU are a prisonere' and he seized Pat
blythe shoulders
.sHow Is that-are we not friends?" in
"Now was the answer. "we belong to
General Beauregard's army"
Then, We told me a lie, my boys, and
thinking il might be so, 4 told yel another.
Now, tell me the truth, and III tell You the
truth, too" ss.,,i sli,.si..ps si-5ns .i.. i-s,
Cardinal -, - ,..-..s, s,.-...,..,.si.,f :.
"Sodo I,'promptly responded Pat .'and
to all other States of the country tooi and
there I'm thinking beat the whole of yez.
Do you think I'd come all the way from
Ould Ireland to belong to one State, when |
had a right to belong to the whole Of
them?" .''- 'No eH
4 Pat was taken to the camp, but as moth
ing could be made to appear against him,
he was discharged. tao s''7.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-26
BALTllA9UE luck tHOSPlTAL
BALTiMoRE, MARYLAND ~

~ W FN
SoC uSrsA.A Aurruc.r rr,Ons
UfACKERY.. TUE ONLY PLACE wHEKK
W KY NriiG iiG ~ q. c...,
q Dr. JUN p nas W ~ th Satn s
PeenY sa Ply ~ T,ai i3bS 2fristor AaY
I'M y aads S~al,ntsv1 HiiSs I1iSs
esrgss 9eperSI Bsbility. Nervousness
mSsnen.sia Lsn.n,r Low Sprits' ConfuSfonT
~. s;tI IL ~ ~ Uoarf Timidifv TreI6h
ina n,ness ~ shf r.tidainess Disease a of The
Had Throst. Sose or Skin, AHSctions of the l,iv-
r,Ilhss stons' q Bowel those tctFipis Dis
0pTr nd more fatal 40 their yic-
tins than the, song OF 'SyreDs 70 the Mariners Of
Ulysses, bighting their most brilliant hopes or qn
ticpations, fenderns lparriaye, 90, impossloie.
gal1ei - /. III, y Sili .l,lqd ~, tdus
Especi Ally, who have become tneyiet 81 ooIiIA
ryVce sna "
annually sweeps t0an unuinelvs,avo tnousanns i Ot
Eou9g men ~ the FPS. exaltse
inteect, who mifbt q q lls'f
saIag ad Sessss ~ %1sa IN may cali Win II
SOnadGHoo N, :, ,1l,s ssDu,a 7J 195qgs So u
Married Persons or Young Men .cpntempl i1a
.sia'a Mah,n.u hoins aware az Physienl Weakness ~
iibformi les speed ly c1fedf
5fI 4b3 WAGES himself untfer tie chrd bfDf ihi
sls,noii lain his honor Hs a gentleman
x y, ~ Nux EsSe
-nisdr NAAsH q Ny ~ ttAt5ffHr itIf'S adT
Immediately Cured and full Xigor Restored,, ifs5y
This distressing Adection-wbich renders life
milefabIe and mafrfsge impossibleLis the penalty
paddy the victinso orlimprope rindulsences. Young
persons are too apt 10 oohmit exoe7sosfro not be1
log aware OF the dreadtnl Consequences tnat NAY
ensue. Now, who that uhdersLanes the su lect wv
pretend TO denN that the power oi 70 qst
s0OnRr bythese taiingl llp hhprOperhe ~ lhhh W
the prudentY Besideslp pains deprived Oh tne peas
pre heath w ~ S,;Sd o
suctive o. 9"en Dody sl,, IT. "A
Tue system peeoss .o of
PPsa,s P09ss stGons Gsss ssritabty yspepsS Papstopp
Of the Heart, Ind dge;tion Vonstltntlf9,nal De9iiy
and WasGpg OF 1ne frahe' Vousn' OYfneumPsiTVn, SUI T,
Decay ana Death.'ilJ 10 l.l-iuug ou' 10 t'''D
gfgGUfii,Y HPHI. JOHNSTON, nbu1ins
GSaduate of one OF the most eminent the
IInited States and the part bf hose has
EaaS Shant III The hosnifais of london Paris PbiM
BeiSb;s and elsewhere has effected some of the most
Sstonishing onres that we're ever, kn0wne many
tranhied With iinging in the head and ears when
ssleen great nervousness, being alarmed at sudden
sounds, i,ashfulnes tblusine 'attehd;
eSsveS;a eS ieiy "tt"'
I'LL ~ y - r-s,,,i .,Sruq M t,rSA-I-r ~
IAEAE 7k.fANANNDhA5At IFNUAANA-
Dr 4 addresses ali those who have injured them
seveg XIV linproper Indulgence and solitary habits
which min b,fb BODY and mind urftting them for
either business stub " society or marrisge mt -
THESE are some Of the sad and meanchgy effects
produced by early habit; qf youth yiFF Weakness
OF ne BACK ana ~ ,s
II Wosrt ii SwsnS;a HSrvoas irffablty. Dorange
heaV, ~ * Ganarsl DAMMIT
pHpt.ot the Digestive tnnclions' veneral' DeolfV
symptoms Oh Oh Oomsutp'ioi,' IONS Sv' -l agj LIZ yl
MENTALLY .-The ieartul enects on tne ne illhu hre
much TO bsdreaded. Loss Of Memory, COnlpslon 0i
Ideas, Depression OF Sptrits, Eyll forebonlngs'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-26
KKiII1soa1 71Mf T1nTlE.

Showing The arrival and departse Of tTains AZ o.
lumbus, Ohio 0Band after Monday. Nov slo. .lso6
trnins viz run a. afollowsilAA3Xd DfNlHAfe
IIttle NIami &CoIumbus A A xenta r. II
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-26
GCandidate. q.

IisThe near approach of the sth Of January
Convention calls forth suggestions as to
who should be nominated for''the offices
-Weahave heard named In connection with
the candidacy for GOvernOrship the names
of Hon. A. G. Thurman, of Franklin
John III. James, ESD. of Champaign; Hon
Theodore Cook, of Hamilton; Col. George
W. M Cook, of Jefferson; and General
James B. Steadman, OF Lucas. OF all the
gentlemen named, none could receive
more cheerful and earnest support from the
Democracy of this county, than Judge
~ Ia connection with Treasurer of State,
the names of DR.. G. Fulton, of Crawford
county, and Hoa. Harvey Rice, of Cuya-
hoga county, have been mien1aoned.-ASh-
land Union. saal1 i.-.a,, 20. .s's
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-26

Married Persons or Young Men ,cpntempl if1u
marriage. being aware pf Physical Weskpessg119
snnie liability. Dbformities. speedily cured. HI
5Hs Mh3 places himself unuer the chrd bfsDf. -
.natreIieinnslgoonfl lein his honor Bsla gentefnan
and. copfdepuJ J,relylvpon his skip AS physician.
ORGANIC WEAK NES9 ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-26

EspecisIiy, Who have become tbeyictims Of Solita.
ryfVice fhatdfeAlId and destructive habit which
annually sweeps tOan untiuelygfave thousands Of
young men Of the most exalted talents and brilliant
fnteIlecL who might otherwise hAye entraneed Hat
rnipg Seiistes with the thuhdeB OF eloquehre.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-26
Number Of fCoptribn,ions,S s e,503-To-
~ =" tai Value, 5 100000. .h"
ONE CONTRIBUTION TO EVERY -FOUR
TIlI7b d3iH TLCKETSp Ttl .>'1an0I
THE ERATUITOUS JSE. 6F rEIF

~" 10 "J' 4" ~" TltkETSP IH| iN -. l..'"I
THE GRATUiTOUs1 USE 6F THE
l. Peoples HALL is hereby pledged to the
people at LARGE for their State Conventions and
other State Associations; to Grand Lodges, Chari-
table STATE associations, and to such artists and
Musical Societies as will take the lead in assisting
the Association to conduct the enterprise to sue
cessful issue ;tu 9,l a.. ...g1l.f. III .uDI
The Managers. therefore, take pleasure in solicit
ing for the came. the generous patronage Of the pub
lic and feel confident that, as all are equally inter-
ested in the laIdable object thereby conleu plated
ali will also equally inteIest themselves in the hon
Orabe anu legitimate mode proposed for its attain
inent. In all orders by mail, stamps must be in
CHS. d for rreturn postage. .anNl'E '.fl 'l1H
Competent Agents wanted in every city and town
in the Stale, to whom liberal commss0n,will be
allowed; Good references required Reinit all
moneys by Express draft PostOiee Order briin reg
steredletters I'd address all communicate to the
COLUMBUS PEOPLE ) HALL Association,
Columbus, Ohio.
Otto Dresel, President. John SetzeF Secretary.
General Agent. , I, ,....,...l,... 4. .,,,..r .7...
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-26

"-L2 ' CoLUMBUs Ohio August %, 1865.
1--WE, the UNDERSIGNED. takep ensnre nreconmend;
ESTERPRlSE OF THE gliLU MBl s PEOPLES
HALL ASSIMILATION. The erection Of q PeO'
pies Hail, such as is contemp ated. has been do
sideratum for many years and thsreOpe Atlarge, as
well all true lovers Of the divine art of lMusig
are qgally deeply inleresled. in. the laudable,
noble object the MANAGERS have in view, and should
feel greatly Obliged to them for tn epracica0le egit-
innate means proposed furgits attainment. GBeing
personally acquainted with the parties connected
With this Assosfo9 TSissl waIa9ted e say that
spousibility, ,Oers asnre guarantee that the enter
priseWln be fairly and hpner4bly conducted. We
therefore trust that their Efforts may be rewarded
and the speedy success Of their undertaking insured
bya warm and generous patronage on the part Of the
citizens OF 0blO.i o. .I,1o .N UHu4 .url
a,y y Cox, Governor Of Ohio. 81 .r or ill.,.
William Il Smith, Secretary Of Statei lH H4S'
as SW arner. Treasurer Of State 3I srOmuG
W,HWest, Attorney General Of Qhiio.t =,
man Union State Genital Committee. = =,
10 D%H Day, Quarter master GenerAlOf Ohio. .sfif
i Taylor Chief of the Bureau of CLAIMS, uiI
Y Joseph DowdalrP q P p" -" f3 nt. .ai1g1
James Bull, Mayor of Columbus rel ..sey,as
Luther pOnalds9ni PTesiden.. City COuncil.1Z
JGfEomp56n, Chairman i Democratic Coon.
VIM Domigan, Sheriff ranklinoCuunty. DO
iJames NJ Comfy, Editor Journal, gyrE DIP
Amps Lay man, Editor Ohio Statesman. ,.I,r
VIM Dennison, late Postmaster General. -n'
n II Swayne, Judge of Supreme Court of q 81
= George nj Parsons. t '7-UqgII EJET1 ~
A g Thurman. a.rr3 Ia.f iI.lg ftl y1ub
Samuel Galloway. - lt ~. I'd ~
" George B Wight. ~ I. A ''Ii lEt 'i'A
u John G Mitchell! .HlIJH 10 N ifIV IfQ5TO
JulipsJ Wood. Postmaster. iYln .o raij,or
Il + Martin, Collector Internal Revenue.
. BANKERS and business men generally. A.
TICKETS for sale by John SetEer, Music Store
se d&w9 9Od -octl--.----
D -. a..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-26
IIGRANDl
Contribution. CONCERTO

9lQhl II uiH41 10 tnggiG1HY0J 9iJ ltHiblR
10 be given By tie De IleTiqt Club and Columbus
rs o5M@nperehnr, attha Opera House, Columbus, O,u,
on SATURDAY, December LIT, 1865 tho net 9
proceeds to be devoted 10 the erection Of 3, ~
-JB DsaReopies' Hall, on the ground floor, p
hl999ua atthe Capital OF Ohio, splcient+ +iaii1ldt
a, ,oIDo ly ,arhetoseat 0OgpersOns, BY oogrg
Collector of Internal .TiaIl
.aTsGunn9 a. Revenue III vi iaa1oTa1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-26
2 AR REAGE,

Reflect that a sound mind and body are the most
necessary requisites 10 promote connubial happi-
ness Indeed, without these the journey through
life becomes aearypilgrimage the prospect hour
ly dAfkens Othe view, the mind becomes shadOwed
with despair and filed with the melancholy ref 10
ton that the happihess Of another becomes blighted
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-26
rARTICULAR AR NOTICE,
Y0SjNG M&N

Who have injured themselves bya certain practice,
INDUCED in when alone, a habit frequently learned
from evil cothpanions, or at school, the effects Of
which are nightyfolt. when asleep, and. il not
cured, renders marriage inpossible. and destroys
What pity that a young man, the hope Of his
country the pride Of his parents, should be snached
from oil prospects and enjoymentsof life by the con-
sequence of leviating fran the path of nature and
indulgifM in a certain secret habit. Such persons
L.ca-o antntnf,1altn0 itHN.| '.'t
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-25
A BITTER (bit O) JoKE.-our neighbor of

A BITTER (bit o') JoKE--Our neighbor OF
the News intilnates suspicion that III" is
interested in the Red Jacket Bitters, and that
his last communication is a masked adver-
tisement which he has beguiled us into pub
fishing free of charge We caution the News
to look out-we owe him one. And yet, as
we had previously given an extra advertise
ment to all the Bitters, actual and possible,
with jackets, and are now advertising two
of them, (not to mention another which may
wear jacket too-the ladies know, we
would not be captioas at the furtive puff of
the Plantation Bitters, whose proprietor
(according to his advertisements of three or
four years ago) with magnanimity and pa
triotism unsurpassed even by the Louisville
Journal, refused the offer of a mint of money
to supply the rebel" army. Red Jacket in
deed =" we wouldn't be at all surprised" il
our neighbor has "sold" himself, and mis-
taken the real beneficiary of the supposed
puff There is an art in these things which
often transcends ordinary comprehension.
Before dismissing this bitter subject, we
must call attention to the following outrage
in New Orleans paper. Gripes, we premise,
has trichinia:
Since his attack he has tried Red Jacket,
Grey Jacket and Blue Jacket Bitters, in
enormous quantities; but they have failed
to afford relief, because they were invented
before triehiHd We're discovered, and conse-
quently not up with the times. In view of
this fact, for the purpose of relieving Gripes
and all others afflicted with the lately dis
covered animalcules, Town Talk has prepar-
ed a mixture which will slay all intinitesi-
mails. He denominates the new compound
yellow Jacket Btters" 1t is prepared
from the virus of the Yellow Jacket wasp
and mean whiskey, and it is guaranteed to
kill, every time Therefore, try Yellow Jack
ct Bitters Everybody uses Yellow Jacket
Bitters. Use Yellow Jacket Bitters. Buy
Yellow Jacket Bitters. Look out for the
Yellow Jacket Bitters, and SO forth, and so
on, etcetera,
After such an act of unblushing piracy we
have no compunctions of conscience in ap-
propriating the following. which we pub
lish without credit. We would take more
from the same source if there were anything
equally worth making reprisals upon:
city contemporary in it's yesterdays edi-
ton says: Officer Grace found a sorrel
mare laying around loose this morning this
morning, on ST. Charles street"
Gripes, although quite indisposed, has
been out hunting up mares nest and eggs
ever since
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-25
Reversible Feed MAJ

We claim for the Florence the io-
World:
1t makes four different stitches, b
lock, and double knot, on one and
chine-each stitch being alike on bol
fabric.
Every Machine has the reversibk
which enables the operator, by sinl
thumb screw to have the work run
right or left, to stay any part Of the =
the ends of seams, without turning ll'
Changing the length of stitch, and 2
Of stitch TO another, can readily be %
Machine is in motion.
The needle is easily adjusted a
skip stitches.
1t is almost nOiseless, and can be uss'
is necessary.
Its motions are all positive; there ar ,
| get out of order, and its simplicity eD~
to operate it. Il.
1t does not require finer thread on %
for the upper side, and will sew across Y !
seams, or from one to more thickHeySsst,,,,vy So
out change of needle, tenisonr OreaAINe
skipping stitches. -, .,
The Hemmer is easily adyusVeN' 'O
any width of hem desired. ia
1t will hem, fell bind, gather, OTala
q
has no springs to get out of order and
life time.
1t is very simple, and easily und
worked.
The taking up of the slack thread IS
by the irregular contraction of wire co!
operation of springs. The precision,
with which the Florence draws the u
cloth is unapproached in any Sewing ~
to offered to the world.
We furnish each Machine with y
Sewer" which guides the work itself =
culable value, especially to inexperien
While possessing the above and NAM
tages, the Florence is sold at corresS
with other first-class Machines, and 9
ination will fully substantiate all thatv
ed for it, and justify the assertion we D
It Is the best Sewing Machine in the W
We warrant every Machine to be all
for il. and to give entire satisfaction,
written warranty, if required.
@ Agents wanted everywhere IN .
Mississippi, with whom liberal arrani
be made.
KEYES, ESTES & CO. GenL
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