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LOCkL AND STATE NEWS.

CuryE1SG PRoSPEcTs.- The Books of
,be Collector for this county show that
nearly II 900 bales Of Cotton have been
shipped already, and it is estimated that at
least 1000 bales still remain in the hands
of the planters.
When the great difficulty of procuring
labor, and the unfavorable season is con,
s;dered. this large exhibit speaks volumns
for the energy and perseverance of our
farmers and gives promise of what we
NAV expect to be produced this year
large numbers of Freedmen are being
induced to come to Edgecombe, ON hears
ING of the high prices paid Tor ali kinds Of
;,nor, and if we shall be able to keep this
class under proper control, and even sue
ceed in getting fair amount of work out
of them, there can be no doubt that the
profits arising from farming operations
will be much greater this year, than has
over been re alizad before, even in the pal
mist days of our regular organized slave
labor.
In this connection, we would call the
attention OF our readers to a most excel
lent article on this subject to be found OIL
the first page, taken from the Farmer.
The writer has evidently given muct
thought and study to the subject and his
suggestions, as to the best mode of pro-
ceedIng under cur changed system of la
Dor, will be found mcst instructive.
We commend it to the careful consid
Grafton of all Interested in this impor,an
question.
The southerner., 1867-02-21

The RAIL ROAD MEETING IN WIL>
LIAMsToN.-We regret to learn that but
little was effected at this meeting on the
18th, owing to the failure on the part Of
the subscribers to come forward and pay
the first instaIlments, sufficient to enable
the company to elect officers sc.
While Edgecombe and Norfolk prompt>
ly met their obligaiors, Martin, which is
most vitality interested in the speedy cons
struction Of the Road, was behind hand,
and necessarily caused another delay.
Sufficient stock has been subscribed to
give every hope of its construction, but
nothing can be done, even towards a cons
mencement, without the money, and we
hop" our Martin friends will awake to a
sense of their own interests, and go pre-
pared at the next meeting to advance
literally towards an Obj jsct, which will SO
materially enhance their prosperity.
We understand thst any further action
was po ,tponed until next W. elk, when
another meeting will be held, in Williams
ston, and strong efforts made towards a
beginning.
The southerner., 1867-02-21

The Dry Goods trade, in New York
is more active, especially in the last
few days; and some large houses,
accommodating themselves to the cir
cumstances of the times, are very busy
encouraging cash buyers by liberal
disc ount, making it more profitable to
pay at once rather than take credit.
The southerner., 1867-02-21
NEW SHOP

NOR THE MANUFACTURE AND
Il repairing of Wagons and Carts.
BuggieS also neatly repaired. Black
smith Work of every description done
with neatness and dispatch.
Having opened shop for the work above
mentioned, we respectfully ask of the citi-
zens of Edgecombe county, liberal share
of patronage, promising 10 do all work
promptly and as cheap as can be done else
where.
Shop in rear Of Nj. L. HusSey's Store.
UUSSEl Il BRO.
NJ. L. HUssEY, THADEUS HUssEY.
Tarboro', Feb. IA, 1867. LIT
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s. MARCH, NORFOLK, VA.

March's New Cotton Plow.
II DESIRE TO CALL THE ATTEN-
q ton of the Cotton Growers of North
Carolina, to a Cotton Plow invented by
me last year, which is universally con-
cedcd by all who used them last season, to
be Superior to any Cotton Plow ever used
by them. They were used by some of the
most prominent planters in the State, to
whom I shall be pleased to refer all who
desire to make inquiries as to the practical
working of the Plow. My Cotton Scra
Der is superior to anything of the kind
ever Invented, and I specially recommend
them. l guarantee both my COTTON
PLOW and SCRAPER to give entire salts
faction. Circular, containing minute de-
scription of both Implements, furnished on
application.
have an immense stock of PLOWS on
hand, and am constantly manufacturing
them, together with
HarrOWS, Cultivators, Farm Grist
MILLS,
Carts, Wagons,
CASTINGS OF ALL KINDS, &C., &c., &c.
My prices are as low as at the North,
and being Southern enterprise, hope to
receive the patronage of the Southern
people.
AGENT FOR THE SALE OF
Emery'S Universal Cotton Gin,
THE GEORGIA GIN,
HOWE'S STANDARD SCALES, AND
MAPES' CELEBRATED FERTILIZERS.
gSyn Ware house 26 and % Water Street.
G4s@ Factory 16, 18 and 20 Nicholson
Street Address S. MARCH,
p. 0. Box 200. Norfolk, Va.
jan. 81, 1867, 9-4m
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
IMPORTANT LAND SALE.
AhN TUESDAY OF MARCH COURT
" next, before the Court House door in
Tarboro', the undersigned will expose to
sale. two tracts of land to wit:
The Rayner tract on Deep Creek, con-
tanning
200 ACRES,
adjoining the lands of DR.. K. Fl. Dicken
and others. Also the
Benjamin Knight tract adjoining the
lands of l. F. Bats and others, contain
ing
81 ACRES,
subject to the dover Of the widow of said
Benjamin.
Terms made known on the day of Sale
WILLIAM R. CHERRY,
Admir- will annexed of Peter E. Knight
feb. I, 1867. lO-td
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To the Citizens Of EdgeC0mbe and
Surrounding Counties.

To the Citizens of Edgec0mbe and
Surrounding Counties.
WN7E THE UNDERSIGNED, WHO
w have this LIST, day of Janua-
ry, 1867, entered into co-partner
ship for the purpose Of carrying on the
Painting Business. most respectfully
ask your attentionto the following:
We are prepared to do House, Sign and
Ornamental work, such as Plain Painting,
Enameling, Calcemincing, Frescoing.
Staining glass or wood, Graining, Marble
ing, Lettering, Scroll-work, Gliding on
glass or wood, Glazing and Paper hanging
in the latest and most approved style.
Having long experience in the business
and witnessed the order of work in every
city of prominence, in the United States,
we feel assured in stating that we can give
entire satisfaction. and better work than
can be gott-l up by any parties in this
section, while our prices will be reasona-
BILE. BASSETT, REYNOLDS & co.
W, A. BAssETT, ] T. REYNOLDS, 7. W. ToLER.
jan. 18th, 1867. 7-6m
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WILMINGTON, Feb. O.-Cotton-mar>
ket steady at 315.
New YoBK, Feb. 19.-Co.ton dull.
he~vy and declining sales OF 400 bales
at 322033. Flour active but unchanged 4;
State s O00l1 40; Southern 10 3O016
White dull Corn dull and declined l
cent; mix d western l 0S01 %. Wes>
tern oats 55G57. Pork tirmtr; new
mess 20 81. Lard in barrels 11{0l25.
Whisky quiet Rec dull Su- ar and
coffee firm Moiasses staady. Nav |
stores firm. Spirits turpentine s9}(a7O.
Rosln 4B@9. Freights firm; cotton by
sail 303; grain by steam ST.
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DANCING ScHooL.-The young ard gay
disposed portion Of the community Will
no doubt be pleased to learn that there is
much probability of this branch of the
fashionable accomplishments being intro>
duced amongst them at an early day.
Mr.. j A. Duggan, a most gpntlemanly
anG accomplished Dancing Master intends,
about the first Of March. making Tarboro'
his Head Quarters for the season, we
are sure from our knowledge Of his abili>
ties, that he will not fail in giving entire
satisfaction to all, who may wish to per-
tect themselves in this favoriLe amusement
under his instruction.
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One Thousand Chances, SIS Each.
Some Person must Draw the House

S0Me PERSON must Draw the House!
VEvHE SPLENDID RESIDENCE ON
L Nash Street, in Wilson, N. c., be-
longing to Mr.. r. IL. Blount, valued at
S55, 600 and well worth this amount, being
finely located and all necessary conven-
fences pertaining to a dwelling house, will
be drawn for on Wednesday, Goth March,
1867.
The drawing will be conducted in the
following manner, viz: One thou sand
tickets, numbered from to 1000 and regis-
tered, will be deposited in close box and
the tickets well shaken together by dis
interested boy; another boy blindfolded
and selected by those interested, will place
his hand into a small opening in the box
and draw therefrom only one ticket, the
holder and owner of the corresponding
number on the ticket drawn will be the
lucky winner of Five Thousond Dollar
House.
Tickets for sale by
L. J. LABARBE,
Exclusive Agent.
& Persons can select any number they
choose from one to one thousand.
On receipt of Five Dollars will send
ticket by mail to any person, at my risk
L. J. LABARBE.
Good legal title given to the successful
person. feb. IA, lift
The southerner., 1867-02-21

AMERICAN AGRIcULTURIsr.-T Febru>
ary number of this valuable farming Jour
nal is on our table, and as usual, is full OF
much and interesting reading. 1t is pubs
lished bv Orange Judd & Co., Al Park Row,
N. Y. City at $3.50 per annum lis care.
ful perusal will amply repay the amount
expended.
The southerner., 1867-02-21
DIED.

On Friday the Sth inst, Of Pneumonia,
at WILLIAMSON, N. c., WM. II. HARRELL,
County COURT Clerk of Martin county in
the - year of his age.
In WILLIAMSON. N. c., Jan. Goth, CHAS.
L. KNIGHT, aged 16 years, IL months
and days.
The southerner., 1867-02-21

CHAEGE-Our readers will notice that
some change has been made in the list Of
Bishop Atkinson's appointments for the
Spring Visitation of 1867.
The appointment at GoIdsboro', has
been changed TO March 6ih; that "a Tar,
boro' to april Dist; and that at Scotland
Neck to April 23rd the others remain as
before.
The southerner., 1867-02-21

On DIr-The sumum bonum of human
happiness has been attained by our friend
Fox :" bis Hall" has received the
"gentie May" from whom the Grave :"
only an separate him.
Long life to both and many happy re-
turns Of the joyful occasion.
The southerner., 1867-02-21

PERsoNAL-We had the pleasure Of
meeting during the past week, our two
able and worthy Representatives, Gov,
Clark and DR.. Baker, who were on short
leave from their legislative duties.
The stand taken by these gentlemen at
Raleigh has been such as to secure the
entire confidence of the people Of Edg"-
combe, and will no doubt largely incr ase
the feelings Of respect and admiration
already entertained for them by the coun
ty.
We were pleased to see that both were
enjoying good health and spirits
The southerner., 1867-02-21

HIGHWAY GENERosITY.-The parties,
who lately relieved the Sheriff of Pitt
County of his papers, money, watch and
other valuables, have since been visited
with compunctious feelings for their cons
duct on that occasion, and recently return
ed to Mr.. Gray, through the Post Office,
the whole amount Of Green Backs taken
from him.
This evidently shows that plunder form
ed no part of the inteliion of the robbers,
and that they were mostly influenced by
desire to Gbstruct the collection of debts
by capture and des rrc ion of the pr0>
cesses, then being executed by him fyr
that purpose
No clue seems yet TO have been obtain>
ed as to the perpetrators of the Outrage.
LIFE CT GEN'L LEE The South should
feel indebted to the "Nationsl Publish
ing Company Richmond, Va, for the
energy and zeal displayed by them, in
laying before the country, some Of the
best Standard works of the day.
We have received from this House the
advanced sheets of he Life and Cam
paigns OF Gen'l r Z Lee" by J D.
McC"be Of Virginia and SO far, as we
have been able to judge from these. will
prove most valuable and instructive
Book.
The author has superior advantages for
writing history of the distinguished
subject of the work, and his statements
may be relied on as Authentic.
Agents for the sale Of the Book are
wanted in every city and county in the
State.
1t is printed in large clear type and will
contain 75O pages.
The southerner., 1867-02-21
FOFE7EE2 FOR S.aLE

OFFER FOR S.gLE
1000 i25 barrels Mess, Prime and
Rump Pork.
900 boxes State Cheese.
1913 Bags Coffee.
115 Bbls. Sugar.
500 Z" Flour.
125 Molasses and
Syrup.
$50 Kegs Nails.
$50 Bags Shot.
so Kegs Powder.
10 Bales Gunny Cloth.
400 Ploughs.
1000 lbs. Castings.
10000 lbs. Western Bacon.
so bbls. Crackers.
20 boxes ditto.
90 bales Cotton Yarn.
so Kits and J Bbls Mack
erel.
125 Boxes and J Boxes
Candles.
ITO Boxes, J and t do.
Raisons.
65 Boxes Soap.
so Doz. Condenced Lye
and Potast.
11O Boxes Manufactured
Tobacco, etc., ETC., etc.
1000 Sacks Salt.
Agents for Emery'S Cotton Gin and
Condenser. and for
MARVIN & cos SAFES.
A supply of these Celebrated GINS and
Safes, constantly on hand.
A. A. WILLARD,
No 80 and 81 North Water Street,
Dec 13. 3-tf Wilmington, N. c.
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co Nj vi e r CIAL.
TARBORO' HARRIET.

REPORTED BY H. D. TEEL, DEALER IN DRY
GOODS, GROCERIES,, &C., MAIN ST.
TARBoRo', February, 2l, 1867.
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The mnvor VS.. rhe Peonle.

WE have a very high regard forh his Honor the
Mayor and are of opinion that his judgment
on most matters of public interest to our citi-
zens is very generally correct; but we think
he made a very great blunder when he re-
turned to Conncils, on Thursday last, his veto
of the bill to allow the property holders on
Broad street, south of Poplar, the privilege OF
widening their sidewalks to the same
dimensions as those north OF that
street. The privilege was asked not
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@ONE DOLLAR0a

Each Sdd &c R per ,Gesigna m ton or terms ofsaIs.
Pens; pins; BrsceI els; Sc s. ETC. AIIjod pens: tId
Rings Pins Geld Plated Bracelets; Sets; Coral Ous.
ec Hair URsn ssons sSd odd Feows EMS
blems; Ihimbesi Medalons; Guard Chains. etc. Sill
cold Lined Mugs Fruit Knives Salt Stands Napkin
FocketBook Pcrtemonnaes; Velvet Purses: la.
dies and Gents Pocket Knives Razors; Watch
aoa daSne cne sRasss
usiesl %SrS BSRe
Toilet Cases; CLOCKS ETC.; orders for Geats' Hats
bess ec Writing DesEs wo BSxss
sRS fSss IVA H m Ss qS
RsS n e orders for ECGs
bottles Ocean ers; Cologne Bottles; Wine Glasses:
ssIt siandsi Pairs Napkin Rings. etc; P9O0grap6
Cases; Gloye Boxes; Ladies' satchels; PholOgrsph
Ice Ptchers; Berry Dishesi Butter Dishes CastOrs;
spP Cream Lsdss aS srd sPoS1 aqSs S
MoTk Boxes richly & lned and tGTnlshed Writing
Xii Hoods Hoop skirts; KID Gloves; one Years
Sonh ~ oSdoys Eays Bq9S Opera dassss@
FeII Fers PSotSsapS Abnms silver Ware Tea
seis richly rnamented; Coffee Urns; SAVERS; on
seis. Cups and spoons completes. TRUNKS; Yalises;
TIhyelliDg Bags HayeTsscks Satehss ete pStnresi
Copies Of Works OF ART Cloeks- Medallion, G9sSc,
and Marine Cases; Gents SilYef WhItneSt WnUo
NJ tbl, Imitation Gold, Gold Plated and Composition
Every article enumerated will be found exactly as
represent ted aud no person VINO visits "Hoyts
Novelty" will be urged to buy. Every reasonable
fscIy for examination Will be afforded TO visitors,
whether they wish TO purchase not IL ls the de-
sire OF the proprletOrs that ladies ana gentlemen
should visit their stores and depart WiLhOug teeung
that an obligation to purchase bad been incurred.
shcw goods FREE or CHA ROE; aud should visitors
wish leave without pure hSlhB' EXCUSE lof 50 nonS
will unnecessary. .-,,,,.c
I9irsi Onr patrons select from schedule No.
any article articles they may wish, Tor which they
nav lie price (25 cents per artlcel
Second. Immediately after concluding THIS purchase
sCHled envelope. containing check or order VIII
he tVen free OF cbA'Re naminR an article In fcheduo
The article spEclded will then be shown and the
CORE Ct Information as 10 IFS use ana quality given
Third. II Is then left optional whether the holder
takes The article ana pays tue price cd or a. Dc
An articles classified, and NOSe utShtnO 10 eG-
change do JO goods OF ne same class dd Odtue,
tUihiut ertrd charge. . . A., -. a..
ciTcumstapCes do our patrons enter into an agree
ment nv which they are receive nay for any
ticle ot merchandise that they may or may not want
No article is sold with unde standing that pri-
vilppe 10 receive purchase any additional article
has heen or s % be paid for Thus IL will be seen
M M ST our store one can invest money upon an
uncertainty by original system we exhibit goods
fTee CT examination and expect both price and qua
llty TO be salts actOry, or no sale.
No deviation nom the above terms can be made.
A rigid adherence TO impartial system Is neces-
earV that all may sh re equally the adVantages re-
suiting from liberal methGd OF doing business.
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THE REV. NEWMAN HALL, D. D., of London,
created another sensation in our city pulpits
yesterday. On our sixth page will be found
reports of three of the sermons preached by
him, and also of his lecture on omissions to
the Masses" delivered on Saturday evening
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WHAT rs
HOYT'S NOVELTY ?

Nearly two years Messrs. HOYT & 90. intro
duced In this city Of selling goods now known
as HOYTB NUVELiY.
nos, B2S CIEES NUT KTRgET, AND 5s NJ
EIGHTH STREET.
This system. II Is hardly necessary TO say, has be-
come hxed nsttu ion It's patrons being those OF
most respectable citz.n
The novelty" OF this enterprise consists OF very
plain aud Legitimate plan. by which the consumer a
allowed TO paItioll ate in the profits which, Ia the
ordinary way, given to the retail dealer. In
short its operation amounts to selling goods at retsil
at wholesale prices.
HOW 1T IN DONR.
Any business VII tell you that by large cash
purchases goods purchased at from 10 pee
cent less than upon credit, and in small lots,
usually the case. Messrs. A. j HOY L q 90. nplOy
cap tel suLienf In pos ess this advantage and sup
tIy themselves with great variety Of useful and
staple goods prices seldom within the reach OF tbs
ordinary retail dealer aud Il will be seen that they
afford TO ba nbernf Now that we have shown
that they can afford 10 sCH cheap. we will take
JHE TASIImONY or THOUSANDS.
Who ssy they promptly fulhl all their promises For
the Information of thOse who may be una quatntad
with the class of goods tn lie had AZ HOyrs Novelty,
men ion first line Of jnds that HOyt & sells
for Gstngte QUorter each with prices elsewhere.
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THE AMERICAN BUTTON
HOLE, OVERsEAMINC, AND
SEWIRG MACHINE COM
Parry are now getting ready
their splendid combination
FAMILY MACHIMEs for
Christmas Presents. Nothing
could be moro appropriate for
O gift to a ladyfriend than one
Cf these magnificent Ma
chimes. Beauty and utility
combined, it would prove a
constant, daily souVenirof tho
GiVer.
For sale at 6. w. Corner Of
ELEVENTH. and CHESTNUT
Streets. n2tfrp
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SCHEDULE No. 2.

Embracing articles of ornament, use. and value the
regular all prices being from one to one hu adj red
ana fifty dollars, To hOdeIs OF checks, or orders
these articles will be sold at
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EusslET~A WILMINGTON STEAMBOAT
IN sSaf.s5.ls LLNE-OHANGE OF HOUR, ETC.
s. M R FiT1Ieer n1Ier TUESDAY, October list, the steamers
Leave Cii sgSTrSSn Az ana ARIEL Will run as tollows-
stSpning at IN iTfstIOH az A, NJ and l2S0 r. M,
10y o. cats 10 cents Excursion tickets per A. NJ
cents. N9''' VI IIVn1, II ~ irn Az
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No. $50 CHESNUT Street,
AND
No. So n. EIGHTH Street,

The Ladies' will find a la'fe variety OF goods par
purchasiD elsewhere.
general invitation Is extended 70 all 10 oall and
examiAe onr goods eAd method NJ doing business At
NO S4s CHkSNUT Street and No. Sc N. EIoHTH
StrSsh tli1B6
A. i. I1OYT &c 90.
ANDREW ]. HoYT, JAMES NJ. BLOOD
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TIHE NOVELTY.

In consequence oil makinglarge sales from the above
list OF goOos Messs. j. HoyJ ~ Co present to each
person purchasing an article for 25 cents sealed order
check which gives the holder pttUitcge TO plLr-
JOT do{Ldr additional article II Is desired
No person. however iastdiGus, surely object to
receive privilege to purchase any article OF
chandise at less Than It's value, especially when no
oblGation Is incurred, or, in other words. when 1t
costs nothing"
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Had the Tribune selected other articles, the
ease would have been the same. Factories
are closing, prices are declining, and the
laboreTs OF the country are living on their
hard-earned savings. Contraction is produc-
Ing bankruptcy, and we trust that Congress
will, at the earliest day, prohibit the Score
tary Of the Treasury from proceeding further
In that direction. Meanwhile, we congratulate
the country on the Tribune's conversion.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
- OFFICE on THE LEHIGH COAL AND

l.
PHILADELPHIA Nov 16, 1867.
Subscription Books for the new Five Million Gold
Loan of this Company, interest six per cent. per
annDm In gold. free OF United states and Taxes,
will remain open until The Both instant Stock
holders, TO allow all OF them opportunity TO par
ticipate. Price So per cent. -Four millions have
alTeany been subscribed tor The CompRU has
served the right to pro rate the descriptions IL the
amount should exceed five millions.
SOLOMON SHEPHERD
lll81lt Treasurer.
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This may certify that. the purpose of testing
OF Lilies Burglar Proof Safes hfst prepared good
number OF fine steel wedges, and drove them, with
hammer and sedge, until ed The wedges.
next tried the Bledge with all my power Tor some
time upon the Safe with no success, and am per
fecty satisfied that neither the wedge the sedge
glar can use them.
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btTttts
The undersigned, being present saw, the, opera
tion of the drill and OF the wedging and sledRing
the Lille safe referred to in the certihcaies OF
Messrs. MOrehouse & Co. and William Jones, and
om the quality OF tue TOOLS the immense pow or app
piled, and the time employed, can scarcely con-
Ceive that IL would be possible Tor burglars
pish much towards the entering the safe In any
time they have TO operate Ii not disturbed by
the noise from the sedge. CHARLES PARHAN.
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II will be seen at glance that these articles
used Oaily In every household, being staple and In
constant use, the quality and prices are familiar 70
almost every man, woman, aud child.
Please bear in mind that you any article IN
ne gdCte list lo1 p &c IS lvtout being Obliged 90 make
ytIUeT ipUeStneft
This being SO far clearly illustrated, will now
mention the most important feature which consd-
Intn
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p WILMINGTON sTBAY

no I6eIeIed only by DIR. sWAYNE q SON,
pha. S"ss'' ''''' '~' q mwS
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AS A FIRE.PROOF,
LILIES CHILLED IRON SAFE
Tried in a Fiery Furnace for Five Hours,
and comes Uut without ~ ven = soar,
still Ready for Like Trial, or
for Use.
THE EVANS & WATSON SAFE,

WITH THE BOSTON PATENT. MANNED FJR
LIFE BACK BRuKEN, -ID - TWISTED,
OUTER WOOD CASE BADLY
OHARREO.
THAT IT ESCAPED With TaE BREATH OF
LIFE Il ENTIRELY OWNS 10 The
AND NOT 70 ITS OWN
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p PR-It will be understood that the above state-
plenis are made by dlsinterested citizens ana NOT
made by Iacked, selfoOnstituted or suOSldlzed
noppmIttee with a edSlawyer at its head. IL will
be also understood that in a future article shall
fully analyze the report OF Evans d WaisOn'S dis
Interested committee OF the Bogus sale burning;
afo n O. mlse charges made la connection there.
with and give n short history of he Profess onal
safe Burning IN this Vicinity IN connection with this
steam Patent III isl N, q, 81, Agent,