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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-06-21
BAKERS REvELATInra

Bakers book contains many inside
views of the secret history Of the Gov
eTnment during and after the rebsllion.
The following statement about Mra. Sur.
Fatt is new: '.During my visits 30 the
prisoners. before their execution, Mrs,
ogLFett confessed to me her completely
''n the conspiFators SO Ear-as the intend
49, S"uSetlo9 was concerned, but affirmed
$3.50 IS Ieiiectaptiy yielded TO the uFg-
"a O0OI9 10 aiding the plot of assas-
sinS.lon; he insisted that her oath Of
the conspiracy AO -
Inc following passage sets at rest the
Booths body.
border to establish the identity of the
BODY OF the assassin beyond all question.
Inc Secretary of War directed me to sum,
mon lumber of witns sses residing in
the city Washington, who had previously
known the murderer. Soma two vesrs
previous to the assassination of the Pros-
ident, Booth had had tumoF or carbne.
Gle cut from his neck by surgeon. Or
lnqHiry l had ascertained that Dr.. Nav.
well known and very skillful surgeon
of twenty Eve years practice in Wash
ington, had performed the operation
Accordingly, called on May, Who.
before seeing the body, minutsly dsscri-
bed the exact locality of the tumor, the
nature and date of the operation, etc.
After being sworn he pointed to the scar
10 the neck, which was then plainly visi.
BILE. Five other Witnesses were examin-
ed all of whom had known the assassin ins
timate'y for years. The various nswspa-
per accounts, referring to the mutiIation
OF Booths body are equally absurd.
Gen. Barnes, Surgeon General U. s. e.,
was on board the gunboat where the post
mortem examination was held, with his
ASSISTANTS. General Barnes cut from
Booths neck about two inches of the spi.
nal column through which the ball had
passed; this piece of bone, which is now
on exhibition in the Government Medical
Museum at Washington, is the only relic
of the assassiu's body above ground, and
this Is the only mutilation of the body
that ever occurred. Immediately after
the conclusion of the examination, the
Secretary of War gave orders as to the
of the body, which had become
very offensive, owing 10 the condition ia
" hich it had remained after death; the
leg broken in jumping from the box to
the stage, was much discolored and sWol-
len, the blood from the wound ,hGvipg
his under clothing. With the
of Lieut.. L. B. Baker, I took
the body from the gUnboat direct to the
old Penhenliary, adjoining the old Arse
nal grounds. The building had not been
used as prison for some year. previous
ly. The Ordnance Department had filed
the ground cells with fixed ammunition
one of the largest of these cells was Sc
lected as the burial placs of Booth-the am
muniticn was removed, large fiat stone
lifted from its place, and a rude grave
dug; the body was dropped in, the grave
filled up, the stone replaced. and there
rests to this hour all that remains of john
Wilkes Both.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-06-21

BoYHooD.-Bestow thy youth go that
thou mayest have comfort to remember il
when il las forsaken thee,
and not sigh and grieVs at the
account thereof. Whilst thea ari
young thou wills think il viii never end;
but behold. the longest day hath its even
ing, and that thou shalt enjoy It but once,
that il never returns sgsin use it therefore
as the epFinglime, which soon depagtsth,
and wherein thou oughtest 10 plant and
SOW all provisions for s long and happy
Iifs.-iSir Waller Raleigh.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-06-21
Emporia Water Mill.
W. T. S0DEN, Proprietor & Manager.

THIS Mill is now in good running order,
i and the proprietor takes pleasure u an
nouneing to the farmers aud people that he is
ready TO grind Wheatand c, IN for their use on
the shortest possible notice, and in large or
small quantities and on reasonable terms. But
parties waiting Touring or grinding done for
selling purposes are requested to make special
contract. for O. unol FeiteFate. aud will ask
Shat disposition they intend to make of their
Choice wheat bought at the highespcash
prices ana flour Corn Meal, HomiBy aud
BrAn, kept constanuyOn hand.
TO parties purchasing by the qua ntity or fer
refill trade, very large deduction will be
made.
VT soDEN.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-06-21

The earnings ofthe U. P. Il. R., E. D.,
last month were S144. 600, including a..
900 from the Government and 81 900
from contractors. The amount the com.
pany pay back to the United States Treas
urer, for MAJ, will pay all interest on
Government bonds and redeem the prin-
cipal AZ maturity.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-06-21

A young man out west was entrusted
with the money to bring bis father home
a good family sewing mschine. He car
ried off neighbours daughter to Chicago.
married her and brought her home, de-
claring she was the best family sewing
machine he could procure.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-06-21

The times are SO hard can hardly
keep my head above water, said q hue
band the other night to his wife, y no was
him for 3 new dress.
No she replied, with some aspsFity.
but you can keep it above brand y and
water easy enough.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-06-21

Massachusetts, protects the books In
her public Libraries as jealouely as she
does the personal rights of her citizens.
A recent act of her Legislature provides
that any one who mutilates or defacss q
book taken from any public library in the
State, shall be liable to fine Of from FIVE
to one thousand dollars.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-06-21

The Pennsylvania College. SC 6stsys.
burg, has formally inauguratsd prspsss
atory department, giving it tbs zane Of
Stevens Hall, in honor Of Thsddeus
Stevens.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-06-21
PETROLEUM. NAsBY.

Vision Of the Next WOrId-MT. Nasby
lin DTeRm) is Present in the Lower
Regions During the Consideration of
Mr.. GreeIeysS Case.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-06-21

Life is voyage in the progress OF
which We are peTpetually changing our
scenes. We first lssvs our childhood be
hind US, then youth, then the years Of re
peped manhood, then the better and pleas.
ant mart Of age.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-06-21

An editor never leaves any money at
home for fsaFof 6rss and never carries
any with him Tor fear Of robbers, nor de-.
posts it il any bank for fear Of spsOuls-
ting bank officers.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-06-21

A preacher in BeEks countys Pa, disc
courslnq about Daniel Ia. The lions den.
said, AN thar be sot alI night long 4
lookin' st the show for nothin', and il
didn't cost him nary = cent?
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-06-21

Seventeen dead bodies have bsan ex-
humed from the building blown mp 10
PhiIadelphia on the 9th inst. Five more
are supposed 70 be buried in the ruins.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-06-21

Hear what Senator Cameron says to
the county. through his speech deliver
ed at Fort HsrksT, near the present ter.
minus of the Pac &c road, E D.:
We will say that there are about goo,
600 people in this Stale of Kansas. 1
have travelled nearly across the Stale. aud
| have seen scarcely an acre of land which
was not capable of being cultivated. end
producing as sbundauily as any acre of
and IN the county OF Lancaster. Penn
sylva0is, which We, OF that State, consider
the garden of the United States. Why,
this sori have passed over tar surpasses
uythrRg which We have in the Eastern
States. 1t is not broken BY rocky noun.
;ain- here, but every Tnete II Is cuiuYa
table. Tness hills. even from which we
cav tho. VEINS Ui limestone eroppiOg cut.
overspFeat the IsItIle plans belDW. l
ima gins that ia this State, when filed up,
and when this road is completed Wes',
You viii have here some Gay population
equal u about ha Of Belgium. aud I look
coward iWeuty years, aud see here q
State containing a million of people. aud
10 thirty years a million and q hall. or
perhap. Two millions Of people. Imqgine.
TO- gentlemen, what this great territory
wall be producing, aud then you will want
THIS Pacific Railroad, which is the great
route which is to carry you to the Pacific,
and which is to pass through the great
producing country carrying the fruit and
the products of every cline. Ifyou look
10 ,he South. you f6d there rich couh-
ry. If you 90 TO the North. you have
such minerals sc the world does not pro.
dnce anywhere else, snd. therefore. gen
slemsn, you. who afe making this road arr
OoI only sugsged 10 sn enterprise which
will beseEI this State and the Wess, bui
which Wili benefit the whole saGion, AID
enrich every portion Of the United States.
Every portion Of this great country is q
be benefited by this FsilWay. snd. cir.
rejoice that this road is bsing aade. aud
rejoice thatI am here 70 speak. and 70 ioiE
with you on this. happy occasion.
Fred DougIsss is aboat e make 1
So1therh canp6igainq tour.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-06-21

PosT OFFIs CoBFEDRIr X ROADS. ]
(wich is in the Salt Nv Kentuky, y
June !, 1867.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-06-21

Tie PsnasylVanis oil regions have lost
"a Us ons-lhird of thsir PoPulaiioR and the
number i said 10 Be iesseaing every day.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-06-21
AIRAH coNNER THOMAS uoIN.rs.
CONNER & HOLMES. =
B1ac1xsaiths.

y -llellIIS lI.IIs"
EMPoRIA, KANSAS.
We paw especial attention to Ironing
Wagons, Carriages and Buggies,.
Oae Of the I'm having hadah extensive ex
perienee 10 that particular branch OF the bus
insss. We win ct all times be prepared 70 &C
conmOdate the public With any kind OF work
in our line Of btsiHess. Give % . cali and We
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-06-21

twritten for thy Tslodo Blade
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-06-21

Bred Douglsss is. aboat e make 3
so0thsTh eanpdigaina tour.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-01-03
CHOLERA PREVENTIVE!
rHE GREAT zfyGiRI BITTERs

4F ~ ~ 1850. ks.es
rHE cRElT zfy0iRI BITTERs.
rnfs woxpERruI KRMEbr va. ,liseor.
! cred and Introduced about tweniy years
agp By Dr., $. cheops'is, an eminent Egypisn
rsli, had long seen aud feit the want Of SONG
4, hiedy uhich would strike a, the rOot Of die
ease. and so prevent lnnch Of the suffering
which the hannah family wns then compelled to
endure. sf5A fsaaiast1 si-s- tis1
The great question was presented to his mind
escrs day b, sirRl eehHe Ne he p1ovcd among
the sick and diving. and observed the ineitcicn-
ey Of nearly all the rrmcdes then 10 use. Thus
be Was lead 10 think and experiment. aud AFTER
ten Years Ut study aud labor. he presented to
his fsllam man the wonderful yinxari Bittcrs.
The effect Of this preparation In ihc prevention
and cure Of disease, was 50 meryellons and -,
tonishlng. that the most aatterilR marks Of
RIVAL faYar were bestowed u!an him who dis
covered H. His nnme was placed npon the
Roll Of Mobiles. and a gold medal With the fol-
lowing incriptien-7pF. ). Cheepsus. the Public
,brnefaetos-7ya4 PYsssn.Sa y hin BY the Vice.
tor. 4.
The ptvrara,ha has bccn used in severed
epidsnics of cholera. both asa preventive and
curative measure, and with sHeh great success
that Il has been introduced inis nearly all the
general haslitals Of the. old world. at
The old saving thar an ounce OF prevention
Is worth pound OF cure, Applies with marvel
leus fDrca ~, cholera, aud therefore aRyrerir''y
that will protect US agaipst this terrible disease
! .haah be frssiy aud Professionally used
a.Allpathciagisls now agree that the cholera
poison acts on The Nstqm lspl,gh iho bleed,
and that any combination which acts on the
excretory organs, and keeps them in working
order, tnpst preycal A. sanieient accumulation
u TIC psissntS exert ~ ierflble effects on the
organism, Thia Is rruc not only Of cholera, but
of nearly All eLbry m,dsdics, cspecisily the diff
| ferent forms " fcyers.
| The zinkaIi FILTERS Is jn-t such remedy a,
thu ssoyc conditions reqnirt. II acts on the
organs 81 excrelion and secretion, keeping ~
| perfect baishce between them. This Bitter,
| r. composed entirely u roots and herbs. 50
nicely concectsd that every organ Is aetcd upor
| and pnt in tone. It's lasts is pleasant and il
effects prompt and lasting. ,N sss
Numerous cases Of the following diseases
haze been cured BY iti Cholera, Diarrhra
| Typhoid aud Typhas Fever, Fever, Ague. Ner
yogs Debility. Anaepia, Female Irregularities
Dyspepsia, Flalnlepey, Collie. scrofula, &C.
| Price, one dollar per quart bottle.
I !, Principal Depot at the Walant street Wharf
| Harrisburg. Pa. Il ~. :, .-,e.a-
\ Sold hy Druggists, Hotel-keepers 4 Groccrs
81 Fer Sale in WeeADinster Nd. br BowERs
tirna, Grocers, and a, u; lis.ss; ,D.raggit
J. sg.tas Tigis n itia 70 =, RAHrER.
H. June 2s,t-lyr. s,i Sole fFnPrictnr.
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sstm Groesrtes, Liquors d,sa fseqfher.
b. - "a sl;fq ---s-eN s'f3es4sk
"AyINGj inst retained from, tho Cite.
Ii vt Philadelphia aud Raltimore, with
the largest and best quality Of articles In hi,
line ever before offered for sale In, Carroll
County, respectfully informs his friends and
the citizens ofihc County generally, That Ne
i still mt the old stAiid, 4 hw' doors aboye
the Railroad, and will keep constantly on
hand bs Wholesale and Retail, d wei as
sorted sock Of Mens' Boys mud Children.
B00TS ldND lsfF0ES
Mems, Boys and cbildrTs IIatssnd Cam,
ufbll siscs and qualities yaiso SEIZED variety
Of Ladies' and Misses Ijoeis mud SHOES. al
OF which viii be sold at tl,elpwrs, cash prices
ocEhLE sst.a
A large Stock alwnys kept on hand such a,
Rio and lava CoiIecs, Extract Of COFFEE,
Teas Of all kinds, Crushed aud BrosnSugars.
Syups and Sugar HOUSE Meias.es, baking
do, baking Soda, Sal Soda, nice,. Pepper,
Allspice, Cnnamop, Cloves, Mustard, Ginger,
Mace, Indigo, Starch, Madder, Aium, Soap,
Cream Of Tarter, Fish, Bacon, Lard. "a. 4
Salt, Fine Salt, nv the Bushel or Sack. Coal
oiand Lamps, Dried Fruit, Tobacco, S.gar,.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC iIoUoRs,
Cousis,ingofPortand Malaga Wines, Frensl
Brandies, Holland and Couptry Gin, N.sg
Rum. Old Rye, Monongahela and good COP
pcr-distilled Rcctifed whiskeys, Ginger
brandy, &c; ALEC large lot Of Bottled Lie
uors, consisting OF French Brandy, Bottled
| In 1861, Ginger Brandy. blackberry, wiA|
Cherry and Raspberry limndies, ,t'cft Wint,
Prnr, intended FOR Medical rsrfw-cs,
=. A. 49,.
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UNITED STATES
Steel Pen w rks,
f4rtory fAAiDEi, y. j

n, .ESTERBRQQKw 4 go. Steel Pen
IL. sisnafaeanrss, Warehouse. 40s Arch
Street, Philadelphia, ~ John Street, New
York tx - Nflks
@Ihnsc celebaared Pens are Ell Cienuinc
Americaa MsuuEsrtnsc aud comprise every
icpdins siyie III he Markrt, md are equal ia
i;uish. elasticity and fineness ef poiut to the
tes> iAapor:ed They are, therefore. sure To
saia DC eosadcnssdf de Amefican pablo.
jsrmpirs and prices on application.
Lots M.Als y, orlsr, o. any pattern or
aisipp rc.luired,
rea.Fpf alf lofhe Trade at he Mann
isct.,ref's Warehouse, as above; and at
retail hy al Staiioncfs, Booksellers aud
News DcaisAA iusthe United States.
X II dis'll X, ESrERBRu0Kf& co.
,my1O IL 49,
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a rTsraLrnIsE.lska1.

.sssdiediiy frSmlssd;A Sat Fheum anu rvcry
Description VI slcef~tiobS; -tiles and scrofulous
dixcascs which have baiilcd all preriousm medical
skfi, can be erred BY my frestment; md 7 do
say an diseases, Co srfIcsl ran Be cured
BY wearing NY Medicated Jacket which is a
projection to the lungs against MI changes ri
weather IN all ciimafes. Hating investigated for
years the cansc and ehsracter II internittcnts
lfeSer and sguel ID al parts Of the United
States viii cure permanently all eronie or acute
cases 81 ague nervous diseased In few days
coneer csref aishoat ne tn3e or Drariay
Biood. - t's''l# ~
isfspc vofm thatdrcad 10 The Haman Family
Tor years, cnn be removed with two or three
doses OF ufy newiy discovered remedy, warran-
ted In all cases. Consultation In the English
and Gerrntn Languages free Of charge. VIII
msks visit, sry DISTANCE if desirrd- May be
addressed BY letter tcosfdcntialiy j and Mcdil
cine sent with proper directions TO- amy part Of
6fficE-So, yss filDlr, 81 Phil..
q June sly. ia'eaf .tsa e ssrf5 ~ y
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ATTORNEYS .fT.LaW AND,SOLIc
", i3'0R.s IN cHiNCBRY. sa

Y Hasiae a<socsnted themselves IN stiie llrae-
ticc II Law ii Carroll county. they rid ati
tos4l promptly and carefully % d! business
ontZ ast<d " their charge. Mr. haalsby
viii yisit Westminster Whenever. huy'ness
repzires il. 0iicc directly opposite Court
Bspss janl'1y
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WALL PAPER.

A splendid assortment Of stamped, Ghild,
brorzsd, Glazed aud Upglazed Wall Paper.
Oak aud Walnut Papneling for Halls and Din
irg Rooms. Also fire-loard PRINTS, Calf and
Linen Window shades, all Of which are Of The
latest styles, at the loves. rity prines. +,
s-Paprr Hanging ionehy WILLIAM COOK,
who has had. sixteen. years experience In the
bti.iness. IN Balti Nore and other cities.
y Work sohc hl laby part Of The country, all
guaranteed or 10 lsar, ~ t.4s.,i {si marl5.n
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y x ,'ie
TIM wcoastsal Flsslsl',sy aad great com ,,9!
PLEx ELIIP'rlC SKIRT will be cxpericneed
particularly In all crowded assemblies, ope
ras, carriages, railroad cars, church pews, arm
chairs, for promenade and house dress, rs the
skirt can be folded when Ia, use 20 occupy =
small plaec rs easily and conveniently as silk
nr muslin dress, an iayslaable quality in crino-
line, not found In any Single Spring skirt.
A lady having enjoyed the pleasure, com
fort. and great convenience nf wearing the Du-
plex Elliptic St.ei Spring skirt for single day.
will ncyer afterwards willingly dispense with
their use. For CHILDREN, Misses and losng
Ladies' they are superior to al others. Il,
They will no, bend or break like the Single
Spring. bat will preserve their perfect aud
graceful shape when three or four ordinary
Skirts will have been thrown aside as useless.
The Hoops are covered with donblo aud twisted
thread, and the botiomrods are not oniy double
springs. but twice icr dsable) covered. proven
ting them from wearing .optsvten dragging
dop.n ietrpps, stairs. Ac. 80 -
f6e Duplex Elliptic is a great fasorite with
all ladies and Is universally recommended BY
the Fashion Magazine a. the Standard Skirt Of
the Fashionable Wofld. ~ al JESS. i
Toenjoy the following iucsiimable advantages
IN Crinolipe, zig, superior quality, perfect
manufactures sts lih shai'e aud finish, hexlbili-
~, durability, comfort aud economy, enquire
for j. w. BRApLEY's DUrLEX ELIPrIc, or Double
Spring Skirt, and be sure you get the genuine
| article. N.fg I'll ~ -ls .sHa
| CAUTloN.--'Tn guard against Imposition be
pai ticular to notice that skirts offered rs 'Du-
rLEr" have the red ink stamp, viz, y, W.
Bradley's Duplex Elliptic Steel springs" upon
| the waistband-none others are genuine. Ais1
Notice that every Hoop will admit pin being
passed through the centre, thus revealing the
| two Tor double) springs braided together there
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ATTENTION.!

.li- ~
1.-THE Largest spd md't smplti|
Ftsz selection Of AIR mi.
FUR NITU REfi.
in " " r5s::minster, u now being ,lIersi 10 N
public. BY IisAE GROUSE, M NJ NIv|
AND C0MMOMOIsg.a
6 jriRE BO.nRy,gs
located about one hundred yar,is East II Il,
Railroad Depot, and nearly opposite "
Catholic Church. AEfgEs aIl
HIS Stock has been purchased II hid
delphia FIR the cash, nat consists of "
latest aud mostimproyed STYLES, viz:
fPARL0R SUITS,
Tete-a-tetes, Soli,s. Msrhlc top Cluster N
Beauquct Tables, Snriag.scat Chairs ais
Chamber Suits. consisting ,of splendid
finished Ronnd Cornerci Hclstrnd.. Mari
top Dressing bureaus, Marble top t.nclOs
Wash Stands. esi,t.sl A.nts-I
1895 -tai fuadGH.ii q NM
His selection Of canc and Wood scat Che
is large aud the mos suhsiapiipl MAXI, |
He wili'kccp constantly % hand lid
and very superior Stock Of Furniture u
own ipnilpis,aipre.5.g 4. 4. mr.
Being IN possession or d new and vey Il
CANT HEAl,SE " l. prcpcr-t ~ fhni
COFfiNS and attend Fnnefals IL she -her1
est notice, ut prices that Mn Away n
satisfaction. n7'yisHfHai r7se'sH
IL keeps afso large and welf ssls.
'''o sToyEs,..a n. + = 81
ubsel ha eau rorat,,,,,Att1 a.. he s.fW<+X
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Great Improvement I'm Sewing
val a siidSz siachines, =
Umpire Shuttle: Machine

S'ufesfooti, b36 BTbdsiitay, AZ. D. 80
~. "a, y $50, Jt,dskSagsos 81, Bostos, ti's
- 92ls cAsstam ,lSt.o rPk,lnlsiphia,'
z sisitoP Patented February u, 1850, ~
rTvHIs iMACHINEfs Constructed on en-.
i tircly new principles Of mechanism, pos.
1sassinSin ttnre ~ valuable iiA pfosemehty,
having hsa eNinnhed az the most profound
experts and pronounced 10 bestI 'rt'a
i.SImpiitity ahd Perfection ComiLiaef!
- 4 has d straight needle, perpendicular
actipnInakes the Lock or Shuttle Stitch, !"
which Will NEITHER RIP nor RAVEL,
and Is alike on both, sides performs perfect
sewing on every description Of material, from
Leather 70 the finest Nausook Muslin, with
cottonslncp or silk thread, from the eoarsest
70 tue iiucst number. s,i,,. !.Ic...I .-
Having ucithet CAM nor COG WHEEL,
and the least. possible friction, il runs as
smooth Us glass, mud is emphatically u
t, NOlsELESs MACHINE!
II requires fhy per cent, less power to
drive itthan any othermachine inthe market.
A girl twelve years DC nge can work Il stead
II, without fatigue or Injury 10 health.
Its strength and wonderful simplicity OF
touslANNbVhf itnhCFs u uliilont iinIOSsiDttN W
get out u order. md is guaranteed by the
company to give entire satisfaction. r
We respectfully invite all those who may
desire to supply themselves with superior
article to come and examine this unriyalled
Machine.
One htlf hours distraction is sufficient
10 enable any person 10 pork this Machine "a
their entire sdtitfdeticH. p
2 Religious and Charitable Institutions will
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AaBsrs WAITED for nll towns in The
United StIites where Agents are not already
established. Also, for Cuba, Mexico, Cen
trail and South America, to whom liberia
discount will BIZ given.
No eousignments made al all ADDRESS,
Empire Seriaa -haehae Mfg o.,
"a &C. 500 BROADWAY, n. Y.
| Principal Agencies Established Port
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ton. Syracuse, n y, john II Fowler.l-
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| helm; Baltimore, Thos, Shanks. Washing
ton, d c, J Karr Wheeling, ". Va, y
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