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An Arkansas Fathers Advice to
his Son.

Bob, you are about leaving home to
strsngs parn. You are going to throw
mo out Of the game and 90 1t aloue.-
The odds are agin you, Bob, remember
that industry and Perseverance are the
winning cards, rs they are tho "bowera."
Book learning, and al, that sort of ,Riag,
will do to Gll up with like small trumps
and you must have the bowers to back
you up or they aiut worth shuck.. II
luck is agin you pretty strong don't cave
in and look like sick chicken on rainy
day, but hold up your head aud make
them believe you are flush OF trumps,
they don, play apin you. I've lived and
travelled around soms, Bob, and I've
found out that a. soon as some folks find
out that you hold weak hand, they'd
all back agin YOU strong. So when you
are sortst weak keep on bold front
but play cautious-bs satisfied with a
pint. Many's the hand I've euchred be.
cause they played for TOO much. Keep
your eyes well skinned Bob. don, le:
them mig you-rscolect the game lays
as much with the head as with tie hands.
Be temperate, never get drunk for then
no matter how good your hand, you won't
know how TO play il, both bowers and
the ace won't save you-for there's ssrlin
to be "niss deal' or something wrong.
And another thing Bob, (,hi. was spoken
in low tone) don, go too much on wo
n-queens is kinder poor cards-ths
more you have 'em the " orse for you
you might have three, and oary a trump.
| don't discard 'em all: il YOU get hold
of one that is a trump, it's all good, and
there's sartin to be one out Of four. And
above AL, Bob. be Lonest--nsver take a
mans trick wot don't belong 10 you, nor
"slip" cards, or "nig," for then you can't
'ook your man in the face, and when ,hal.
the case, there's no fun in the gams-i,s
a regular "cut throat" So now Bob,
farewell remember wot | tell YOU and
you will be sure to ~iu-and If you don't
it sarves you right if you get "skunked {"
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TRUTH IN NUTsHELL.-Ws conn
mend the followiugao the attention Of
those Of our friends who do not sdvsr.
tlse. Those who do advertise will 6ud
Themselves justly commended;
ave cannot censurs a man in 5usi
ness who does not advertise. il he bss
nothing worth advertising but the reader
must know that the Bbsinsss man who
throws out bis sign in newspaper, and
Is hot ashamed Of his stock Of goods, can
always furnish better quslitiss at lower
price than iboss Who. eubsr through sham
or penuriousnsss, never let the public
know whst they arc doing"
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IN EQUITY-LANCAsTER
William A Cnrnes, Admir-. |
John Carnxs, Sen, deed

William A Cnrnes, Admir-. Bill for Parti.
John Carn.s, Sen, deed ten to perfect
jacob c'ins.. s1; e. al. '"''' &C.
1T appearing 10 nay satisfaction that John
Carnts, Elizabeth Carnes, lluey Carnes,
William Gaines, Jarres Carses, Hosnr ha
Cnrnss, and Rsbecca Ann Cnrnes. p ,rties
defendants in the above stated case rrsid.
without the limits Of this State; on motion
of K"rsli"w g. Connors, Complainant's SO.
licItors, it is ordered that tn, said John
Carnes, Elizabeth Carnes, Husy Carnss,
William Cnrnes, James Carnes, Rosanna
Carnes. and Reb.eca Ann Carnes, do plead,
answer or demur, to the Bill in said case,
on or before the Oath day of June next,
otherwise Judgment pro confss,o will be
ordered gainst Them.
K &. BILLINGS. C. f.. l. d.
Com re- Office. Lancaster G. H.,
s. G, March 81, 1866
Aprl+3m.
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IN EQUITY-Lanc.ster.


Er Parte. Z. d. Melton, Bill to Per.
Solicitor, Northern Cir Ps,ua,s Tssti-
cult. mony.
Andrew johnson, Exerutor OF Michael
Horton, deceased. having this day filed ia
my Office under the Bill in the, above stated
case. an application in writing, praying for
leave to have taken and perpetudted secsn
dnry evidence of the contents or the repu.
ted Will and Co dieil viii Of said d.eea eased,
bearing dates respectively on the 2lst day
Of October. 1856, aud the 29,h dhy Of June.
$3.50, the originals whereof 10 alleged tu
have been destroyed; on mo.iun of ketshaw
and Connors, Solicitors for Applicant, it is
ordered that all persons having like or op
Pssi;s interests, in said Estate, either nv
lsgatess or heirs at lnr Of said decease 1, do
appear before me oa the 26.h day of Jnly,
next. 10 cross examine the evidence which
may be produced and introduce evidence in
replyj when such evidence, Il not refatsd,
shall be recorded
X. G. BILLINGS, c. +. l.. d.
Commissioners Oflire, Lancaster }
G.. II , So. Ca, April 23d, sc.
April 25th-1l-3m~.
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ADVERTISEMENTS

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The number o! insertions must be written
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eY- Communications recommending candi.
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Notices OF Religious Meetings published gratis
and solicited.
Obituary Notices exceeding the announce.
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Why does Babies resemble wheat 10
many respects First. neither are good
for much till they Arrive at maturity ;
secondly, both are bred in ,b. house, and
are also the fooer Of the family third.
". both have to be Graded fourthly,
both are generally we'll hrashed. before
they Ne done with.
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JOB WORK

Will be executed with nea,ness and dispatch
aud on accommodating terms.
cF THE CASH for Advertising and Job
Work will be required in all instances a. soon
rs the work is rendered. Written orders, to
secure attention, must be accompanied with
the cash.
Flour, Bacon, Lard, Sorghum, &C., will bs
received in payment Of subscriptions and ad.
vertising at the market rates. Also clean cot.
ton and linen rags.
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From 6odey's Lady's Book.
E0R z O W.

BY ripELIA A. jACKsoN.
Oh, why sm so sads
Oh, why these tears that Aows
And where are all the joys
That crowned me long agof
And where, oh where the smile
That on my features shons :
The g,rlish, happy heart,
Oh, tell me, have they Aowns
The kiss loved 90 well,
The hand that smcothed my brow,
Sweet mother, where are theys
And where thy music nowt
The wild birds song alone
Watts back its answer here,
While from mr. dropping lids
There fingers still 1 tear.
The breeze that fans my brow,
The streamlets gentle moan,
The lone birds sad, sweet notes
Sob forth that IN alone.
There is no gentle hand
To soothe my brow once more,
To kiss to press these lips
As once there was Of yore.
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by Captain Ericsson. and ether emins,t
engineers. We can refer 10 thousands us.
'ng them, and guarantee that all viii rse-
ommsnd them. They are mere rimpjs 10
construction, ahd wsrk easier, aad cost less
than oil oihsrs. (
sour readers will iud the double acting.
improved pump Of J. d. West d Co, sss
81 the best ia the market. II 10 very sus-
pie. ~srks to . charm, 40 that any child
may uss IL, throws a steady, contiausus
a!rsam, and does net freeze in ths eel lest
exposure, nad 10 unusually cheap. We cay
this Knowingly, and give the t-stiHnoay ef
our own aceord, Without the knowisaxs or
request Of the Proprietors."-N Y. Essn.
ing Post. July l, 1s63 !
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A benevolent lady went to vi.i, /. IA,

A benevolent lady went to, visit . fam
lily who were said to be almost starving.
She found them half clad. cold, had no,
Torsel OF food in the house.
what do you most need r. she asked
the mother Of the family.
The woman thought ., moment, her
face frightened and she answered
"Why.I always did want a head dress
they are 80 becomin.'
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A'two children were playing together,
Jane got angry and pouted. Johu s~id
to her, Look out, Jane. or I'll take a
seat up there on your lip,."
Then" replied Jane, I'll laugh, and
you'll fall off.
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Some maiden ladies made soldier.
shirts about foot too sbor, having no
patterns to go by, and but little isforms
lion. A wag wrote on tbsir bundle "''
"Liks man without . wife, '"
Like ship without sail,
The oldest thing in life
lsa shirt withsut a--proper lsuptb."
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An lrishman, who had been spending
the evening with few friends, looked at
his watch ju,t after midnight and said:-
1t Is to morrow morning, mus, bid you
good night, gentlem an
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i don't miss my church as much a.
you suppose said lady to her minister.
who had called upon her during her i'll
ness. f'r 1 make Bs,sey al, a, the win
dow as soon as the bell begins to chime,
and tell who are going 10 church, and
whether they have got ANYTHING new,
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YORKVlLLE ENQUIRER.
YORKVILLE. 8. q.

TERMS-IN ADvANCE--Th,ss dol.
lars ard hfty cents per year two lellsrs
for six noptbsi oas dollar for three months
payable in ''grevnbacks." When pay
raent ~ made In specie. two dollars and hf.
~ cents P9 year ons dslisr and twssty
ave esats Ter six months; seventy 1--WE
eests Ter three aeaths. Sisgls sop;ss, ten
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Wei Pat, Jim didn't quito kill you
with that club, did aei
mo, but wish hs had"
"Wbat for ="
So could a seen him. hung. the vii,
lain.
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A stiogy husband threw off the blame
oiths rudsnsss Of bis children il company,
by saying that bis wife always give.
them their own way POO, thing. i
was the promps response, ft. all I hav.
TO give them
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1--WE think the Machine much more than
pays for itself every wear in the saving Of
garments. We think il important the
wrinssr should be fitted with GOGS."-
lOrange Judd, Editor sf american Asricul-
tuTist.
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A lady who edits uUp.per in on.
ofths Western States, says tbst POPULAR
~ Of her Journal is due to tho fac, tb a,
people are always expecting .h. will say
something she ought not to.
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my family would as soen give up the
cooking stove ny this CLofHEs WRINsR u
IL cannot be too highly recommended
Solon Robinson.
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"Hsllow, my jolly rebel. how do you
feel, now since the surrender 2" "Very
much like Lazarus, Yank.' 'How's ,ha, T.
Like / was licked bv dogs
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"This is the hr,t Wrnger I have found
that would stunG the service required Of it
j. p. liuggins. Lovejoy's Hstel.
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Dandies, the shiniest Of men have no
senss-and bal! room bellies. the lovlies,
creatures, are very often ditto.
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Get the Best d!
PnGNlX and CLEANER.
TIE DAILY PHGNlX

Is published every morning, except Mon.
day, and contains the Latest NEws, by
telegraph aud mails, up TO tho hour Of going
to press Editorials, Correspondence from
different points. Miscellaneous Reading.
Tales. Poetry, Sketches, etc etc , etc -
In the QUANTITY and QUALIFY Gifts READ.
INC MArTER il no, to be Sxceled by any
paper in South Carolina hpvERTIsENENrs
inserted on favorable terms.
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Contains, in every number, the reading
matter embracing the latest nsw-) II Two
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iags.
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Is Published very "Wednesday morning.
1t will embrace eight pages, containing
forty eight columns, is printed in u form to
bind, and thus secures u faithful record and
history Of passing events.
TERMs-in advance.
Daily Paper, six months, 81 90
Tri.Weekly. 40
Weekly, So
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June 70, Columoia, y. G.
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kA MAKE YOUR OWN SOAP,
oO PER CENT, SAVED

RY USING d. r. BABBITTS PURE
- Concentrated Potasi or Ready Soap
Maker Warranted double the strength Of
common Potash, and superior TO any ether
saPonher. or ley In the market. Pot up in
cans OF pound. 2 pounds, 5 pounds, 9
pounds aud I2 po bnds, with full directions
in English and German for making hard 4
and soft soap. One pound will make l5ss
gallons of soft soap. No lime is required.
Consumers Will find this the cheapest Pct.
ash in market, B T. BABBlTT,
Nos. o., %, Sc, 81, 6s, 6y. 10. II g. "A,
Washington street, N. Y.
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I'm EQUITY-I.ancaster.

I'm EQUITY-Lancaster.
Land, w. Bailey. Adm'r. J-mi. } Bill for
Bower, ct ai. Nand relief
Ii appearing to trv satisfaction that Ma
ihan.el Bowers, md Barnett ID. Johnnon, dc.
frndsnts ia the above stated case, reside
beyond the limits Of this State, on motion
Of k-rshaw q Cnnnors. Soi'rs for Com
painant. il il ordUr.i IN at the said Nathan
iel Bowers and Barnette d. Johnson, do
plead, answer or d.mur To the Bill in said
ease on or before the first day t Septem
Der next othorais. Judgment pro couf.sso
oil bs ordered against them.
X G. BILLINGS GELD.
Co mrs Oaics. Lancaster Z. C.H,}
y e Nav a. 1866 3m.
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time, moRey and contsntmept"-lrhe Rev
DIR. Bellows,
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Tauraster IrAgpr.
Published every Wednesday Morning.
BY
CONNOleS 4 CARTER,
EDITORS AND PRoPHETORS.
W. NJ. C0NNORS, d. CARTER.

TERMS,
For one year in advance, $500
For six months a. l.so
For thee months, leo
No name will be entered sntil the subscrip.
tion priceis paid.
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UNITED STATES
STEEL PEN WORKS,
Factory, CAMDEN. NJ.
r. Esterbrook g. Co.
Steel Pen Manufacturers

463 ARCH ST. PHILADELPHIA,
~ JOHN ST NEW YORK
These Celebrated Psms are Of Gsnuins Amer
iean Aanntacturs, and comprise every leading
styts "a The Aeyket, and are equal IN fnish,
slastieity and fnsne. Of point TO ths beat ina
ported. Thy are fhsrefors, srvs TO gain The
eonfdsnee Of the Amsriean pabiie.
Samples and Prices on applications.
Lots Made TO Order, Of any pattern or stamp
required.
For Sale to hs Trade at tie Nenufaeturey's .
Warehouse, ns above and at retail by sii
Stdhoners, BookssiLers and Nsss Dealers IN
The United States.
B. EsTERBRoOK 4 CO.
March Z. t8ss.--6m.
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BABBIT7'S COLUMN.
~ Per.CeAt Saved
SO BY USING
ID r. BABBITT,S

IL. LABOR SAYING SOAP.
This Senp Is made from pure and Glenn
materials. CONTAINING No ADULTE.
RATION OF ANY KIND, will not ,niurs
the NEST delicats fabric, and 4. especially
adapted for wOolens, which will no. shrink
after beng washed with this Soap. 1t may
DO used n hard or salt water 1t will re-.
move paint, Ereese, tar ard stains Of all
kids, Ono pound warranted equal to two
poards Of ordinary family soap. Directions
sent With each bar for makiogihree gallons
handsome soff soap from one pound Of this
Soap. Each bar is wrapped 10 circular
containing full directions for use, printed
in English and German, Ask your grocer
for "B. 4. Babbltt's Soap" and take no
other. B. T BABBlTT.
Nos. 81, s., $685., 63, 60. 10. IL g. "a,
Washington st, N. Y.
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P R | & Z s

? L e Z S,
Large Wringer, "a" $I2 90
Medium NrIngrr. "B" ~ 90
Dotys Washer, Family Size. u 90
Doty's Washer, Hotel Si.s. Is 90
NsIeh ants or good ranvasssfs can make
mOusy rapidly srlli"g them in every town.
Exclusive sale gnsrant esd and liberal terms
given to rsspon .iblc par,is, W Lo frat apply.
Descriptive Circular aud ,erms sent tree.
Tho celebrated DOTY'S CLOTHES
WASHER. which has just taken the frs.
premium at the great Fair of the American
Institute, is also sold by the undersigned.
R. c. BROWNING, General Age"t.
Ne. 3s7 Broadway, New York.
February 7th, ls66-iy.
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From the Ns~ York OSserrsr.


ave have had 10 use for months pa.t sus
Of Vests Pu'nis. which has given us more
Satisfaction ns = force aud lift,ay pump thsa
any xs have ever used. IL 10 enc Of great
power, aud well adapted for ships decks.
mines. factories. greynhouses. erupsr;ss.
s.c. Tt,s Morning Chronicle snd Railway
Journal says :-lt 10 recommended for its
extreme sim plicity Of construction. great
strength and consequent durability a,l.
chsaPness of repair, Thess 10 no stafiiar.
box-ths pre,surs being held by acss.
packing like that up0n the working piston /,
working in cylinder. fitted for the purpose
within the upper air chan,bcr--whieh We
think greai Inf frovsmsnt, as stuiIinx 10 60
liable to be tersnged and leak under strong
pressure to say ns,hing Of the 10 - by
'ric lea incident thersts. Il has also twc
air chambers, thus the se,ios Of IN. v.,ye
10 cushioned upos both sides ~ sir--prs.
ysning water hammer and yscssm thanr.
Ire valves are vsry Accssssbls, aod sim pjv
and cheaply repaired, They work easier
than asy pump We have sysr seen /; the 4
ioch syliader bei"g worked BY children 10
wells 100 festdespands - they are sxtssns.
shesp, as well q. simple asd s,rong. We
freely recsmmesd then.
"cAMsxIosE Mtrk,N. C., jane IS, iasy.
). ID. WEsT, d. Co.-Geatsi The PANT
which ordered for or nine 10 received
and put To work IN eur asderlsy shaft.
which We are sinking We Sod that sas
man will. with ssss, lin so gallons per mia.
ute. IL answers our expectations "a svsry
respect, and our wofk,ass srs highly plsas.
cd With u IL will do great service with
bot trhing expense fos repairs.
Yours respectfully, Busk liissIxs."
Ws have plenty mere such ssstif sstss.
but thisk these are snoaeh. fof Panps,
He's, Pipe. ste<pddssss % call upeu
J. D.. WEST Z co.
MAJ 4, s..
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THE CAROLINA TINES

T H e CAR ROL1NA TINES
oHARLOTTE, n. c.
I s published Daily and Tri.Wssklv, and
i furnished 10 subscribers, upon the fol.
lowing terms:
DAILY TINES, one year. $1,000
six months. hs........ 500
three months. ...... 500
TRr.WEEKLY TINES, oEe year..... 600
Six months... 500
The Weekly News. centsining twenty
eight columns. a Transcript Of the Daily
Times, IL published every Tuesday, nj IS
per annum. Clubs Of ten or more, "a so,
and copy 10 the go,tsr up gratis.
Terms of advertising in the Dali. and
Ti Weekly Times, ono square (trn lin ~ or
lsss) 100 for first insertion and so cents for
each subsequsnt insertion. A reasonable
deduction made for advertisements inserted
for longer period than one month.
Advertisements inseiea in the Weekly
News at 800 per square for each inssr.
ton All letters on business with the above
publications should be addressed TO.
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Charlotte, N. G.
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THE RICHMOND TINES.
n PUBLISHED DAILY AND sEMI.wEEHLY pY
CHAS. II. WYNNE.
Office N. w. Corner Naiu and I4th streets.
TERMS.

Tho TINEs VIII give al the military, ma
val. political and foreign Intelligence Of the
day.
~ All conmunicatisns, either from
correspondents or on hssinsss, xhonid bs
addressed 10 ChAS. n. WYNNE,
PTopHstor.
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L 8 8 6

iNCHEASE OF RATS The Formers
GdIefie (EngIish) asserts ard proves by fig.
urs~ that one pair Of RATS Will have q
progeny and descen danis 10 less than 65I.
O5o in three years. Now, unlsss lhis ia,
msnse family caa be kept down, they would
consume more food than would sustain
$500 human beisgs.
Eg s. 10 "CosrAR's" advertise n snt above.
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jackson Lc dge, No. So.
A. F.. M.

etEzR BaETHRss: You are hereby sun.
MXN noned to be and appear at your
- Lodge Room en or before the
Regular Communication OF June nsxt,
Thursday, 2isD, CemS prepared 10 pas
your dues, or A. least . part A full meet
lag Is earnestly requested. Tbsss who faA
70 obey will be deal, with accs,ding to sur
BY Laws, aud late Resolxfisns Of ne Lodge.
BY order OF the Lodge
DAVID J. CARTER, Ssey.
April Q, 1866. sm.
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1 s 6 8

VOICE FROM THE FAR WEST
Speaking Of "Costar's" Rat, Roach, Ant &c.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES grain aud provisions
are destroyed annually in Grant Csuaty by
vermin than would paw for tons of this Rat
and Issect KilIsr,"-Larcosfsr [ Wis ] Her.
aid
~ See "CosTAa's" advertIssnsnt ssovs
HH- Sold everywhere South.
~ By all Druggists anc Dealers.
BARNES, WARD q Co.,
Whslssale Agents,
June ls-3m New Orleans. Ia.
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9999AaAA19T

ever any other Machine 10 the market will
be seen ut II glance
LIST II runs easily and rapidly. asd IL .,
constiu:ted as 10 endure ali kinds Of usage
I'd. Ne breaking Of threads 10 gsing over
seams.
ID. No imperfect action Of tho feed at
unsaven places In he work.
4th. The Wsed-sti,ch catches OF itself,
nnc viii rev from the finest lace to the
heaviest leather and from 200 cotton 10
coarse linen thread.
5th. The Weed Machine will do beanti
fol quilting on tho bare waddIng. without
using inner lining, thus leaving il soft ~ II
done by hand.
9Th The variety Of fancy work tha. can
DO done on the
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Vests Improved Pump.
Anti-F ree2ing. noubls.Astins, Fore.
Ing and Lifting.

These Pump. have NOW bssn IN general
use, number Of years, and give bsitsf sat.
'siaetios than aay ether, and are rse0n,msn. /.
ded as
7 II E BESTl
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W Z E D NJ A G. HIN E,

W Z E D N AC HIN E,
with so little trouble. makes |. equal, if not
superior, to SIX MAcHiSgs combined; for in
stance, IL Dinds, iisms, Tucks and sew. on
toe band at the same lime, aud In fact the
WEED No. 2 MACHINE,
~ before stated, Is equivalent 70 combina.
tion OF any six ordinary mschies.
Orders for machines may to sent through
the AnsRicAs aDvsRTIsiSo AoEacy, 2s9
Broadway, N. Y.
Below we give few prices:
No. 2 Oil BlaGk walnut, Ornamsn.
ted, with iiemmer. $50 90
No. 2Oil Black Walnut, Half Case,
Ornamenied. with Hemrner 6S 90
No. 2 Extra OH Polished Black
Walnut, Half Case, Largo
Table, beautifully Ornamented.s rs 90
Weed Sewing Machine Co.,
sos Broadway, N. Y.
Fsbrussy 7,b, isoe.-Iy.