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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-02-28
LOST AND FOUND.
BOARD AND ROOMS.
Board
TO LETT :

MYTH furnished Room, suitable for gentleman
w and wife OF two gentlemen, at No. 70 Pleasant
street, corner of Park. feb25a1w.
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WAITED.
Book Keeper.

A reliable young man would like permanent sit
N uation as Book Keeper. He has had five years.
experience in this City--can furnish recommended
tons from his present employers.
Apply to HF VIM. II. JERRlS,
Real Estate Agent.
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1t will hold a small die to cancel a stamp as the
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opes, &c. i.iii-i
The months and figures are made of BRASS which
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DLEASANT rooms with board, or as lodging rooms,
at unreasonable rates, at 81 Free street. Refer
ences required. feb25dtf.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-02
For the Register.
on VISITING SCENES OF CHILD
HOOD.

Long years had elapsed sioce gazed on the
Which ny fancy still rcbod in its freshness Of
green
The SPOT where a school girl all lhoush'les' ]
slrayed
By the side Of the stream in the gloom of the
shade.
thought of tho friends who had ronmed with
NE there,
When the SKY was so blue and the flower, so
far,
All scattered, all sunjered, by mountain and
And some in tho silent embrace OF the grave,
I thought Of the green banks that circlet a
round,
With wild flowers, with sWect-brer and es-
IautlAc crowned;
thought Of tie river, all stirless and bright,
As tie face Of the sky a biue summer night.
And thought of lie trees uUder which had
strayed.
or their broad Ieaiy bouehs, With tbtlr cooIness
OF shade,
And hoped tho disfgured, some token 10 mark
OF the names and the carvings impressed on
The bark.
All eager 5as'sned lhe scene TO behold.
keuGercd sacred aid dear by the feelings OF
old:
And dce4.neJ that, unattended, my eye should
explore
Til. refuge, this haven, hi, elysinu ofyore.
'T~ss a 3re aco net token or trace could |
SiCT
UflFe l.a.,s llst loved Of tie trees that !
knew
Like lie saa5ows Of nigh, a, tho dawning of
dry,
Like a tale that i. tod. they had vanished
a""y.
Aud nc thought the low river that murmured
along
More DUH in lis motion, more sad in its song,
Sncc the birds that had nestled aud warbed
above
Had fed from its banks, al The fall Of the grove
pause and The moral came home TO my heart
Behold how Of earth ali the glOries depart
Our visions arc baseess our hopes but gleam
Our staff but a reed, and our lie but dream.
Tben, Oh lat US look, le: our visions allure
10 scenes thal can fade aUl, TO realms that en-
Gure,
To clories, 10 blessings that triumph sublime
Ger tAe mlidew oi Cuausc anu tie ruI1s %
tlu.e. G.. NJ ".
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-02
NO. 20.

Of Novemher -. as follows atcur' Bog.
ham Young's Las, wife: Il cav re
Presidents last wife at The ,sberhse!s on
Sunday last. The lady's name be'c'
marriage wa. Maria Folsom. Her fo'm'
er residence was q, Council Bluffs, lows.
She is an imperious looking young besS
,v or The GIecian rather Then the Romcn
order, and is veg impenous and jealous
Like all passionate aud jeSlou' w"mer'
she is noblehearied Miss Folsom 10 BFis'
hams last wife and pei. Two Of .le
Presidents daughters play al The 'hesre'
and are great (avorltes With The .Ssn'Ii'
portion Of the community, One is mar
red, Mrs. Clswson, and The o,nsr
Miss J.ne) is single. but is being waited
on by Distinguished editor. - M'f'rdu-
kee WISCONSIN. ,.-rr .ssH
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-02

Ty thing valuable mat could De car1ieu n
way by The soldiers from Pennsylvania
and New England. Pictures, mirrors,
s.atuary, rare and costly books, old china
and silver plate, were all gobhled up. ond
sent OF TO the "loyaI' North. These az
iicles are now TO be seen in dozens Of
houses in the States have named.
A faithful negro servant, who had re-
NAMED on the place, saw this stealing 60
ing on day after day, and at last came
over to the city. gol one OF the servants o.
the White House 10 secure him an inter
view with Abraham Lincoln; laid the
facts before him, and begged him moi TO
permit "Msssa Roberts" property to be
thus despoiled. Mr.. Lincoln's reply, IN
substance, was said TO be that he could
no. interfere with the military; thai the
soldiers were only doing al Arlington
wha, they soon would do all over the
South; and that as for Bob Lee ne was
traitor, and had no rights which the SOL
diers were bound 10 respect. The result
W as tina, The house snd grounds were soon
made 10 look like the sbomiuaI!Ons OF des-
olaIion.
Finally, The Government wen!to work
and buried the bodies Of 10000 white sol
.ders on one side of the house. and the
bodies Of 600 negro soldiers on the 9th
er. |! is said that The negroes who live
in that vicinity frighten their children by
telling lhem the most frighrful ghost sto'
ries about these dead bodies.
They say that every night al midnight
the ghosts Of these ! 900 negro soldiers
rise from their graves, and dance a NirfIn'
ia break down on the graves OF ihsIT
10000 white comrades; and that The
ghosts OF the latter. thus unceGemonIously
disturbed, arise likewise, and attack the
the black rhosis; that tie 6ght then TO
ges between the black and white ghosts
Inll 4. NJ, when the black ghosts pre-
vail Zone black ghost being more than
match for ten white ones and drive the
white ghosts bowling 10 'heir sepulchres
when lhry fnisI their breakdown, and
then vanish 10 their own graves.
A colony of several hundred black
was established by the Government OIL
another part Of lhS e.'ate, and they were
provided with SenGor'able hu's, furniture
utensils. implements, etc, and were Ihc'
told to go to work. Not one obeyed on
OF ten. The other nine stole and sold ev
erything they could carry off, and spen
their time in ideness. Now that lh'
winter is here, they arc suffering from
hunger and Cold,,nd The people Of Wash
ington have been appealed 10 10 sar'
them from per,lIng. How much bette
10 have left them TO their Kind masters I!
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-02

A Washington correspondent Vi The 81.
Louis Times says:
The stranger in Washington, down
Louisiana averue with his lace 10 the
west, sees before Lin. when he gets TO
he front of The City Hall. on The souIlI
side Of the Potomac, and on a command
ing eminence. an eJIfce which. al ihe
distance of fikree mile. from The point Of
vision. resembles Greek temple. THE
i, Arli;gron House. the residence before
the W.T., Of General Robert E, Lee. The
Arlington estate was one of The largest,
handsomesi, snd most valuable in the
State OF Virginia. Al an early period o
The v ar lhe m msnsion vas stripped OF eve
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-02
Runaway Match-A Hasty Wedding.

A runaway match and has,y wstdins
occurred yesterday, which oceas.oned
quite sensation in This city. the yoOpg
sdy being the dsughIer OF one Of our
lprominent ciiizens. The couple Kept
their own secrets, and as they had beru
acquainted but four days. the relonr''
and friends Of the young lady never
dreamed Of such q Thing as maHimony.
The. gentleman, who is something oi
bachelor. resides in Msrtinsburg, Betke-
ley county. and on Monday last came 10
this city 10 spend few days With some
friends. lie stopped at the NJ Lore
House, and there made The scquainisnee
Gt relative OF lis wife. On Monday
night in company with friend. he WHIT
ed tie house Of the parent and Tor Tho
first time met and made the acqeainiancs
of the young lady. Before leaving tho
house on Monday evening sleigh pdo
was proposed, and on Tuesday afternoon
Ihe couple rode out the National Koad.
and when the merry bells were jing'ins
the first advance in the way Of eoureh'p
was made. On Thursday another seiga
ride was taken and The al mpor,an, ques.
ton was settled. Yesterday morning Q.
bout ali past eight o'clock the couple
lelt the city in a sleigh, and proceeded TO
Wes; Alexander or "Scrabble,' and ,hers
they were united in the holy bonds OF
mstrimony. They returned 10 tho ci'y
yesterday afternoon as nan and wife, end
REPAIRED TO The Nj Lure House. sl
The young lady "Gropped line" 10
her parents Informing lhem Of the resul'
Of the "Trip to "GTeIna Green" and re-
guessing that her trunk (which was sl.
ready packed 10 be sent 10 her room at
The hole. OF course lhe encouragement
fell like Ihunde'boII upon tho ears of
the res:Ive and friends OF the young brito
and 0s II become generally knovn,9me-
what Of sensation was created IN that
section Of lte city where she resided,
The hspPy couple were TO have leli on
he lrain iasI evening for M0rinsburg. 4"
which point the husband had telegraphed
The result Of hs hosry and somewha eI.
pecled trip to Scrabble. ."-Uheeling
| Register, l9th jan. 90
Tie hero Of Ibis matrimonial coup d
lGt Is no less personsge ihao our fo'e
bachelor friend r p. II. Sloub, Erq, Hs
returned To his place Saturday Righ, IN
company with b., better half. -sad has
suncs been slmo,, overwhelmed witb tho
coogra,uis.ion, Of his many friends. Lbe
good general. he kspt his own counsel :.
and HE nealest friends here w1ro - much
Isurpiised on hearing Of the sHsIr psA" ere
the cIuzens Of Wheeling. We arc Sorry
10 lose him from Ihe GUss oI ."sIng| o.
bsssedne.s, bo, since he bss gone from
among US. we can but wish him and his
fair btde ell the happiness imaginable.
Mariinsbufg has ouLgenersled Wheeling.
Who mex, !-NGriinsJuvg Nsw Era.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-02
Brigham Young,

The Census cChi HiUsS-Hs Frst
Last and ser.rni Inisrmsdidfss.-Ma-
ry AngeIl Young is the fret living and lie
gal wlle oi lhe prophet. She is native
Of New York, snd IS fiHe-looking, intel
Iigent women. She is large, ror,ly aud
digni6ed. Her hair is well srrirkIed
with Ihe fros,s of age her clear bszel
eyes and melancholy coun!enance indI-
cate soul where sorrow reigns supreme.
She has been much attached 10 her bus
band, and his inidollty has made deep in.
roads upon her mind. Her deep seated
melancholy often produces Hish,' Of in.
sanity, which increase with her declining
years.
Lucy Decker SeeIsy is tho 6nt wife
in "pIuralty." or The second "womsn."
Lucy Decker was msrIed 10 I.sac See.
Ily, and had rso children. She after
ward brcsme Mormon, end venl Nsu-
VOC to reside. Her husband (Seelyl vac
some what dissiPsted. but treated her well
She, however, saw Brother Brigham.
and loved him. lie visited her, told her
that Seely could never give her an "exsi.
,alion" in the eternal world (: that he. be.
ing "high in the priesthood" could make
her queen in he first resurrection. She
Welded to these inducements and the
prompings OF her inclination. Esh hen
husband, and was "sealcd' 10 Brigham
Young.
Lucy Decker has brown bsir, dark
eyes, smsl features. fair skin and short
Of stature, but quite embonpoint. She
would strongly remind you Of New
England wife, "isl. fsir and forty. lnI
common uI,h nesrly oil The inmates Of
ihe hsreD. she il Of very ordinary intel
iect and limited ttucsjon.
Glaze Decker. sis'rr Of Lucy Decker. 10
a shou ltirk set ref-on. very much like
Lncy 10 appearance. She is much more
lnreIIisenl and ssrsesble han hrr ,s"r.
and iE every va, hrr suP'rior. She i.
also quite a fs'or,s wirh The Pfophti. has
lrree nr foat chi irsn snd 10 much sIisct. !
ed TO her "bosbsnS.
Hsrriei Cook va. in sIr'y plpralsy,
Esvrne been sealed o Brigham a, wi
Ter Qnsrsr.." On The MIssoUrI river,
" hIIe the Mormons were on their wsy 10
Utah. Fiji, wss 6'e v~srs before pnIy- !
gamy was publicly prorlsimed in Ulsh as
q divine in.,iNfion. HsrristIs Is very tall,
as light bar. blue sye'. a fsir complex
j n and sharp nose. She 10 rsiber slen.
der. bot has mpsh pOSer Of endurance
aud look Of determination.
YousG's LAST WIFE.
DR.. Adonis, after vsriJus wanderings.
has turned W in Utah. In letter from
the promised land be writes, under date
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-02
From he i iuchesier Times.
4 Night Oh thc Battle Field.

Foru nate is the iDcid' n. 10 this bust
log iurtylng ~Drli uf oars where there
is 80 much 10 lpos Of, 80 much 10 lhluG Ot
to mech 10 eA'Ile IesIs, or Indignation 81
! ukLiri--turlunste, We say, Is 'he incl
uyGl ~iich possfse the supreme advan
isge ol beng picturesque.
Oher iEcldeBte ray equal or surpass II
Ia m"raI beauty. bat they viii p0i re ats
To rq a. il IN attraction. Hearts may
ihrob ss nub.y lbrTrin--bGi Iho world
w,il not catch Ihe tuBoI!ous hearing Ot
he Ouscm. I'csna 80 notle may he shed,
bus ,hsy S.il iia~ Ia sl!Puce, aud unub-
strrsi. Deeds "a worthy may be per-
icrncd, buI II they do nOi prssess pic.
fUssQEeH6sS are ihcy ever heard OF! DO
mai the 2illeIs al the North. who Ough,
10 know the IU!h, declare that Tie Fed
oral General Wight rallied srd reformed
their line af'er Ea,ty's ieruhle tIow at
them. al Cctsr Greek, in Ortnbrr 1854
-snd vel II WAS The pictuiesqde Ge0ersl
She'ldan who rushed at full speed Upon
The G-ld, "shud with fIe" says his poet,
end csrrIed Of all he glory. Unhappy
Geneiai Wtigh if Mr.. SwInton is good
sUIhouy. Csnrs'ens OF Ihe Army of
The Potomac, by William S~inlon, ESQ
p. 5G3 Why did you no. arrive at
lie nick Of time, rally The rallied, and
reap the honors of tie hard fought field !
Your good hard work, and steady
nerve had The misfortune not 10 be 'pic
iutesque' or "slrlking," General -
heuco nobody but The whole world fifty
years from this time will ever know lhs,
j, was you. not Sheridan, who saved the
Federal army from destruction. on that
day.
But everySubjec' has two phases-ev-
cry thoOghF cuts, double-edped the
shield is silver or gold as it is looked al
fEom one side or The other. Actions may
be grand and picturesque bolh-as noble
aud beautiful as they are striking and i'm.
pressIve. The incident Which we are
now about 10 relate will be found to Illus.
trole his statement. The picture which
we shall attempt to draw is one Of those
"hicD catches lhe eye, moves ihe heart,
touches the hidden founs of feeling, and
draws forth those "nobIe tears" which
flow forever, in The long current OF our
human history at The mention of all beau
lIiOI and heroic deeds.
The incident took place in July 1864,
Jl'i alter Esrly's return from Washington
and when his advance force under Ram.
seur was near Winchester. On the aflei-
noon OF the 2Oh ol lhat month General
Ran'seur-,he gallant. he noble, The he
rolc Rsmseur who died as he had lived
fearless soldier and stainless gentlemen.
kaw'eur received informaIion from Gen
eLsI vaughn A memoir Of the las, year
oi The war Tor lndrpeudence. ETC. by
lAse'. G'n., J. A. bari>. p. G7. ! dat Az
s'l' was al s'eplehson's dep,, ., few
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-02
Berkeley County.
From The Marfnsburg Ntw Era Of
last week We clip The following items

last week We clip The following I'ens:
sOLD.-Mr. s. q. Bryarly has sold his
"Federsl Hill" farm, in this county. con.
tanning $50 acres, 10 James ID. Tsbler,
for els 5,0O0-s6o per acre. 'ssIl
Mr. S. Sirsyer, Aoc,ioneer. cold in
front OF the Couu House. on Saturday Of
week b.fUre Ias,, the farm bslo6eing 10
The heirs OF e.. Anderson, deed, conisin.
log lG7 acres. four miles from Marlins-
burg, fOI $40 CO per a're. Wm.. Brock.
bril-, purchaser. Al ihe same time tent.
ed ihe farm belonging 10 Mr.. A. NJ. Van
Mere, for one year, 10 Philip Martin. for
$1,000. sra .5a rs &C
The S'sr Bare Bbll CIob OF MG'ins.
b1rg vii have Supper IN lhc roODs
over Mr.. u. r. Iioupe,'s store. on tho
evening, oi Jspugry 3la and February
lsI AID Rad. ibo proceeds Of which are 10
be applied for tiie benefit Of lie poor,
CoUsr Judge Hall has ordered =
special hrm OF COlr, 10 commence, on
! hurtdsy nsrl. The 30ih instant, for Tho
purpose q d'posing Of the great number
81 Sisie cases nOr on the docket.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-02

ihIef Was lately caught breaking inso
sorg. lie he'd slresdy got through tho
hrs, two bsIs. when policeman csms up
and ~, him ~tb s,sve. Several nolss
we're found upon i6u,. rlf,4
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-02

How does That look! ssid Mr. Crsmp.
holding out his brswDy hand. 'Tbst.'
said Amos, looks as though yos we're
ou Of SOAP ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-02
YousG's LAST WIFE.

DR.. Adonis. after vsriJus wanderings,
has turned ur in Utah. In letter frOm
the promised land be writes, under date
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-19
esmblino on Eastern Railroads.

In New England gambling is common
on all the railroad trains, the smoking
cars of nearly every passenger train on
the railways being provided with card
tables, and gaming being thus as it were
officially sanctioned by the railway cor.
porators. Some of the New England
papers complain that since the introduce
ton of these smoking cars with card
tables, many professional gamblers who
formerly operated on steamboats,, have
betaken Themselves to the rail and ply
their vocation among the unsuspecting
representatives from the rural regions.
Travellers are solicited to take a hand
for amusement, and are then persuaded,
in order to "give more interest to the
game" to stake at first small and after
wards large amounts. On nearly all the
roads, it is said, this gambling is beeom-
ing a daily occurrence, and unless sup
pressed. threatens TO become universal.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-19
Loss b. Portland Fire, July lth

THE total amount covered BY the Etna Poll
i oies on property destroyed or damaged Ia
$206,S5A. on which salvage will be about five
per cent. Our total loss will not vary much
from $4,000, and was promptly adjusted and
paid. This sum is five per cent. upon the Com
pany's assets, figure but slightly exceeding
our Government and State taxes paid last year,
OF proportion equal to a 5000 loss for COM
pany Of Sl00.00Q assets.
The necessity for insurance ind the value Of
wealthy, strong corporations Is forcibly IL
Illustrated by this FIRE. Several weak insurance
companies are destroyed. Portland has q
population Of 35.000-was handsomely built,
mostly fine brick or stone neutrality-suspicious.
and screened with UPWARD Of 8 900 shade trees
bounded on three sides by water-indeed,
literally, almost rising from the ocean--and
with steam IRE department-yet II has &c.
O0O, eco Of property consumed in n few hours
upon a holiday when its people are least oceu-
pied-frOm the very Insignificant cause Of .
contemplate frecracker.
Remember the trifing origin Of fires that
sweep away in few hours the earnings o.
years. Consider your best interest and give the
Rtna Agent call II you need proper insur-
ance security. Pay fair rate Of premium for
a good and genuine article, and with these
lights and experiences before you, procure
your insurance with shrewd judgment.
Applications for insurance promptly attended
to By II. A. LITTLErON 4 CO.. AE'u.
No. % Madison street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-19
TICKETS So EACH.

May be had Of or ordered through any Of the
Company's agents, at the Central Agency,
Memphis, Tenn, or of Col. james Strain, Her
nando. Miss.
Stockholders, Directors and Officers of the
Company are prohibited from purchasing or
holding tickets in any Of the drawings. The
Company is simply the media for the purchase
and sale Of real estate between property holders
and the general pHblic
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-19
OFFICERS,
DIRECTORs.

TNHE MUTUAL SYSTEM HAS DESERV-
i edly become the most popular mode of in
embraced b. those best informed upon the sub
ject and who appreciate and desire security,
perpetuity and economy. In a pnrely mutual
company the assured derives all the advantages
at the lowest rates, or exact cost, paying no
tribute or profits to the proprietors or stock
holders for. perhaps, an inadequate capital or
security. Cheapness combined with security,
view. are the essential elements sought fer, and
they may be found eminently existing in a well
conducted mutual All parties insuring in this
company become members Of the company and
are directly interested in its success.
Call at the office of the company for full infor-
nation, whereby all real estate insurers can
save FIFTY per cent. of their insurance account.
OFFICE: Up stairs in ODD FELLOWS HALL.
Entrance on North Court street. "
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-19
POETRY.
For the PuBLIc LEDGER .lII. z
WE SOON AGAIN SHALL MEET.
nr JAWS u. suLLIvAS.


You still will love me. Chloe, when I'm faI
nwav.
As truly than "A now through each long. weary
day;
Though even years elapse ere l return-'ousA''
And I hel;ovo vou truly. Chloe, though my
ha.r,
u on an sad and heavy now that We must part.
v.,on.io.r,r;ns Iook from those soft, loving
ovos tN
Ana 7 can brave the storm, and bid all tears
and signs
To cease while on that love Of thine my sos'
relies.
a,a ,horsh ;ll.sate betide. vet hone shall
A"u s,""ansr
r.. ra,,r svoet faoa ran Marc, the clouds of
sorrow through.
a., hv,. ,hous.nd t,mes I've said that
word eood bye-
pr, ~. rmv h.or, h.,oro WIN. rent with such a
s;.h
But, oh, farewell, farewell 'tWere oe'' 'na' We
should part an
AHV sni.bss heart
For, Chloe, to a loved and only brother, wnea
Fate severed u.s. saiu' We SUN 'H''' ''N'
D., IT, ,o,,od ON his ,-oe.as;nr train, and
,hoD
when there were noIes thAl We snOD'u
n..,S sn,eaa = wi, of 81 0om and sorrow DER
Tho mast
W
10 mother' sisters, l. 10 sienee .','N >,
sA'u an 'SS xo. w "'O
Twolvs lone and weary years have passed since
va have mst
,.
But we shall not be Ions apart my Chloe DEAR
For life would be IlVins oe"'n
~ r,,,o v.,rs warn mast and then from
,,.,.a,na
na,ns ss, Sr.,.r;,v Of wealth and fame.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-19
Notice 60 Tax-Payers.

TUE TAX BOOKS. FOR TIE YEAR 1851,
II are nov ready, and i shall immeaiateiy
proceed III collect accordinr e. law. All tax
payers Who have PERSONAL PROPERTY
must come ID a. once, or they VII ind their
fares ia TIE hands o. Cousfablcs. Who are an
tares PHILIP GAkNIN.
Tar Collector Shelly county, i-ll.
OFFTCE-Norfhisosi cor. yeferson oHd Ihtrd
.Sirocfs. ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-19
WANTED---AGENTS.

ITO INTRODUCE THE STAR SHUTTLE
ten, unlike any other sewing machine In the
world. Patented March y, 1857. II uses two
threads, and makes the genuine LOCK
STITCH, alike on both sides. that will not rip
or unravel. All other low-priced machines
make the CHAIN STITCH. 1tcombines sim
plicity, durability and beauty, l. as large as
other frst-class machines, and will do every
variety of family sewing and tailoring. In
as rapidly as possible, We propose 10 furnish
them complete with one shuttle. extra bobins,
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