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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-03

INsANE.-Frank Haskell, from Ormsby
county, native otGougow, Austria, former
Iy from the State of Iowa, aged IS years, has
been passed to the care of the Secretary OF
State. by Sheriff Nightingale, as insane, COM
mitted as such by the testimony of Drs.
Tjader and Thompson. The said Haskell
was yesterday forwarded to Stockton. He
has been sail maker, miner and rancher,
and is insane upon the subject of alleged
fraud having been practiced upon him. His
insanity is of the character of monomania.
lie is unmarried and not known 10 have any
relatives.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-03

SENTENCED TO BE HANGED. - Judge
Hayden of Lyon county sentenced to death,
on Saturday last, George Newton, the muir
derer of Charles Watson at Silver City. The
doomed man is to be hanged on Friday, the
Oath of July next.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-03

THE GRAND LODGE OF ODD FELLOWS of
this State was in session at Masonic Hall
Yesterday and last evening. OF their pro-
ceedipcs we are not informed.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-03
THE DAILY APPEAL.

THE GRAND JURY will meet to -morrow, to
which time the District Court now stands
adj burned.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-03

CoMMIssIoNED.-Acting Governor Singer
land has commissioned Chss. l. Bushnell,
Commissioner of Deeds for the State of Ne
vada to reside in the City of New York.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-03

A MINER named Chess was severely burn
ed in the Savage mine, on Monday afternoon,
b. the premature explosion of q blast
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-11-27
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From the C'nrIuoau Gazette, l7h.
Is run Jane, Eatu,cnild died al Paris on
Sunday, h mis- seventy seventh Year. lie
was the last survivor oi tho five sons W
Mayer hu.elm, z" FDuNort, the founder
ct the family and is fortunes. His elder
brothers were Ansrlm, oi Frankfort, WAC
died In 1855; Solomon, ul Hlrnna, Who died
ia the same wear Nathan, of L'nIou, who
did in 1896, aua Charles of Naples, wh"
died in $500. James was thus the hr al 81
the family during the thirteen y,als pee
cediug his death. Hc bad long conducted
the Paris branch of the family immense
banking business, and after the decra>c o.
his hrother-, exercised marked couiIo,
over his Lcihrws aud gran i-ntp ur~S, who
OsipuNnly conducted the affairs Ut tie arm
in Loudoa aud the principal cities Of The
continent.
HIS father, "a Is generally known, first
,,,cams prominent boy helping the people ct
Frankfort rails, the heavy revenue drWaui-
cd Of the cuy Toy the French ia 1872. \
few years later he Stved from the clutches
of Napoleon &5,O00,O00 which belonged TO
the Elrc'or ct He,sr- Cl,se'. The Erctor
let him have Il without interest, aud he MS al
e 10 splendid advantage du1ag the eight
wears which elapsed before the luil OF Napo-
leon. For ume years more hr paid oriy t"n
per cent. on tho drpusU, and py that time
the old banker amt uls SpnN hat mtic mai
lions Tor themselves, aud were we'll anv TO
return the deposit 90 lts owners successor
Since then th- R,thsrhiids have been the
0auucial kings 0i Elr"p'. Their 'o'nS
within the pass tvouty year, have Amounted
20 nearly si0ll,OOO. O.O, aud 10 1873 they
bore loss 81 5io,Ou2,o0o, incurred through
the Revolutionary outbreaks o' that year.
] a. a.. ttstHs d g. ID. a
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-11-27

TnE Abingdon Vugatiaa copies cur
article having reference to the invoca-
ton of the diJuncdices to Brownlcw
and Bullock for aid in the war on Gen.
Malone, aud pleasantly remarks as fol-
lows:
We copy The above from the Bristol
Ne,os of the 18th inst, merely for a little
amusement. May we not put an Invocation
jn the mouths of uur brethren of the Ntirs,
and say : Gov" Wells save ny or We are
gone. Obi Mr.'Moshy, "save as, or we per
ish." Oai Mr.. Smith, as Won have come
into Virginia do "help US" and Oh Mr..
Jackson. come thou" aud help Gen. Ma.
hone, that he may "rule over us and We
will serve thee"
What has The Ne,rs 70 say now about in
vokiig foreign influence in the election Of
President VI the Va. s. Tenn. Z. L. Com
pany
Now we remark that the above could
only be in point in case we had cpdoav.
ored to defeat the desire of TjTyiajans,
aud had sought to use outside inhuen-
ces to promote foreign interests, by de-
featiug those Of Virginia. 1t is noto,
riously true that most overwhelming
majority of the private stockholders of
the Va. & Tenn. Railroad have for over
twelve months preferred Gen. Malone
and Consolidation to all other meu aud
measures. That preference mast either
be secured or defeated by the vote of
the State Proxies The BepS has al.
ways desired that the State vote should
be cast in the interest of Virginia for
General Malone the disjunctives have
desired that any influence able 20 ac.
complish it should throw this vote in fq-
vor Of Garrett and Of Baltimore We are
sorry that our friends of the IHyiHiau
are allied with party whose leaders have
underworld by money to defeat the will
of orr people. Since the able and elab
crate report of General Malone we think
there is room enough for them to stand
on our platform and hope they will fo'.
low the good example of several distin'
guished citizens of Abingdon, who were
so much pleased with the exhibit of las
years operations that they promptly
came over to Consolidation.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-11-27

Be warned in time. Diseases ike init
gestiou aud dyspepsia are not 10 be trtrd
with. There rs such thug as being TOO
late in thrs' matters luHtmation, or Sctr
has Cancer, or some other dugyrou, disease
may eusue, when all rrstoruiycS, No matter
hos potent, wonld he Intellectual. Do uut
delay them. when the symptoms OF Dys-
pcpslt are lir.t experienced resort AZ once
t. the great restorative w"iic'nc, UOSIE
TEES STOMACH BITIERS, anu you aIil
be safe.
But few disorders involve creator sntiar-
ing, and, u not IN itself Immediately dan
grtgns, it y the source al many deadly
lualadirs. Even it IL dld not tend TO greater
evil, the mental and physical misery IL
produces Is alone sutii sent reason WHY
uu pains should be spared TO prevent or
cure u. Ia no country ON the lace ot the
globe is il 80 completely domrs'icatrd as W
cur own, Nhcrr u IS iuuud N nearly every
household. llusTtTTtWS STOMACH BIITtRs
are universally conceded to b. lhe sovcr-
eign remedy tor ths annoy ing disease, as
thry act directly upon the digestive o giuS
correct sui tone the stomach, and give rr
moved Vitality tn the system. Acuug de-
lighuuliy upon the nerves and soptui Z the
brain. repders them ,uicdclou, as urutal
medic ne, as well as a genial stomachIc.
| : taken as a preventive, lhry Will b. found
particularly well suited GO she diseases
irlsuG FROM the unhealthy SEASON of autumn
and t,cir Use viii prevent the creeping, VA
pleasant srHStt,uu often ,ompamcd of
wu,n the chus are stealing ,io~ly upon tie
patient uoNG-lu
.-E5,s----s--sg -l-f - ,-.y
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-11-27

ticle entitled, Tho ARLINGTON Virginian and
Consolidation"
lm repaired TO suhsiantiate every state
meut AID chatgr inade N that ar Gle, hut
&c the r. sult Of On, late meeting 81 TIE stock
holders OF the Va s. Tenn Rihraad compa.
nv, and he exhaustive arguuent nd h.
array Of facts aud figures coutaiue 10 Gen
eral Mahone's Report, have not convinced
Mr.. Barr that his position AS to lie policy
of consolidation IS wrong and uiie iy unten-
able, aud that hi., or de short i, . policy
is thoroughly upr"oted and destroyed furrv-
er, nothing could say would reach his IN
deraandug, aud further nrroyersy upon
the subject would be futile ani void OF 90 ID
results
Assuring Mr.. Barr that in d fftring with
him, and 10 my comments, on tn strange
position he occupies, | have hal no small
cious feelings" 10 crafty, | now drop the
subject, and leave him 20 battle viii the
inexorable logic Of events Of another year.
~ the end of which time hope to see Mr..
Barr moving to the front, under Virg,uia's
! banner, to meet the common enemy, Mr..
Garrett, un the heights of L>nchbmg.
ANGTHtR STuCKUuIpER.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-11-27

Col. Geo. Il. Grisham, of the Jones'
borough Fiog and for some time past
Clerk of the House Of Delegates, Nash>
vile, has been, By a very large vote,
elected to the Office of Public Printer
by the Tennessee Legislature. We un~
derstand this is a triumph of the native
over the imported loyalist, 1--WE don't
use the term carpet~baggcr,) aud we
congratulate Col Grisham on his olcya-
ton to so honorable and lucrative 4
position. There are many other hand
some things we feel inclined to say,
but desist for fear our friend may
think them the result of that " heKi.
bility" which he believed would follow
the election of Gen. Grant. The Colo.
mel has been very courteous and kind
towards US, and we are glad of his sue
cess.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-11-27

The death Of II. Riycs Pollard is
suggestive Of lesson Current history
should be instructive, aud this event
but teaches that violent men must come
to violent ends, We, may indulge the
regret that be should have provoked
the crime of bis oVn assassination, but
charity should not fail to discover the
foct that he belonged to- class who
have wrought irreparable injury to our
people, aud that however true he may
have felt TO the hottest impulses Of IN
over ardent nature, yet he Was wholly
without that prudence which achieves
the greatest good fOm the lessons Of
adversely, As editor Of the SouRer,
Opinion he has pleased whore he has
not benefited, aud it must be said Of
him, though dead, because it is due 20
the living, that for the sake of that
peace wo SO muck long for, It might
have been better bad he never lived al
MI Yet we would rebuke but kindly
the cmpty tenement Of his cuing spirit,
aud indulge the hope that God may
have for him a more beGtiug and con.
genial duty than kindling the bad pas.
sious % 20 evil and gainsaying sge.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-11-27
Tne Cu6aM Observation-Disclosures.

UAyANA, Nov. lG.-The DidriO to-day
puhush,s the following:
"CoOoei Lpuo reWalns a. TunaS. Sew
eral Il As carried by the rryuluJ.olistS have
been captured They are triangular ia
share and have a sun IN the ceurr, with
radiatlrg stripes ut different cclor~.'
The DjGriO trgariS this Aig as indicating
an intention OF tie insurgents 80 declare
their independence Of Spain, aud says; ave
are glad the rebels have tnrpwn ot2 the
mask The right and duty OF the Spanish
Government to dispusses, and anuih,laic
these traitors is no longer a question of pol
iucs. IL is one OF thr national unity" II
is represented that nearly all the revolution
AIRY leaders are either Dnmiu ions or Next
cans. A number Of rebel prisoners capiUr
ed by the troops were brought to Havana
to day.
Nav YnRE, Nov. l9.-The Herald has
Cubau advices which say that Puerto Prn-
cipr, Santiago de CUBA, and Maziuila, are
brseiGed by the insurgents, VINO aggregate
p4D usn, and arc within n lew miles of
cacu place. The Government troops were
furtil ing and harricading the streets.
Oue hundred families mad lott Santiago
! in the French rLm"r.
| NEW York, Nov. IA drputation from
/ the Iuhtu insurgents IS rep 'rlet here IN
uuutoreLce wlra Jhr dIihUSJrr leaders.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-11-27

TIE new STATE proxies for the Va.
& Tenn. Railroad are Messrs. Mosby,
of Bedford, G. d. Smith, of Marion,
and j. w. Jackson, said to be Of Bris-
toll. The latter gentleman, we believe,
halls from Petersburg, but has been
more or less in our town in the produce
trade. At the time of his appointment
he was in Atlanta, and the vote of the
State was cast by Messrs. Mosby aud
Smith for Gen. NaLqne, They arc all
Radicals aud friends Of Gov Wells, but
we must say one word for them and the
Radical party of Virginia, viz that for
infusing life and enterprise into our
torpid Commonwealth, aud for enlarged
- nd liberal views of our State policy,
they are far ahead Of the old Democratic
party. Perpoint may be cited as a
notable ,pstqGcq
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-11-27
Lcfter NON Wnshinnton.
Correspondence Of the Baltimore SUM
WASHINGTON, INV. 20.
Erection Of he Ntw Bronze Doo,S at hr
CdbifOt

Correspondence of the Baltimore SUM
WASHINGTON, INV. 20.
Erection Of Me NtU Bronze Doo,S at The
Capitol
The new brorz doors, css' AT Am ,
Guniry, Chicopcr, Mass to me Spua.,
w'ug ~ the capjul, have brru PLACED iu
po,rop, aud are already atraciiug much
attention from visitors. 1t is ipuo.s,hl,
in limited space To give prop Coz c,p
ton OF wha' these dunrs really are. Tn,
maiu IDEAS of the ornate drsigu are pptc,
AMI var, aud Ia connect ~ tar ~ may be-
the Father OF bis @ unry with the Nv,
rraS, and as the door is douh'e one, sid,
is properly Giyen to each Etrh side 20 Ii
vided into Eve sections or p,ueis-tliv~. at
the bottom berug jftl- .Txer AMI thos.
~ the top little smaller Than the utb, r..
The tVo upper pancls ave alike, and are in
tended for lghuug or vruiila rg Thuy
are each composed of opru or Tragedy
work, shoH ~ u star 10 the cen'rr, SUI
runuded hy a c'Cu,Hr wreath If oak and
laurel, tIe four corners being occupied by
oak leav, aud acoins and the whole form
ing hcanriiu aud appropriate combius
ton. Thru tuiow the ypical or historical
scenes. The upper one on the right hani
side rrpres"utS the battle ol Bunker Hiu
with Gen. Warren falling MORALLY wound.
ed. NrSt comes Washington rehuking lee
a, the battle Of Moumouth, which is follow.
ed 10y Representation eft the battle u
! Yorktown, with Alexander Hamilton on
foot, leading charge. In corresponding
spaces on the opposite side come the view,
first, TIE lHylIg of the coiuer.stour u
the capitol 10y Washington, next Wasling
| iOn taking the oath Of Office rs President
| followed by the entry ct Washington int,
| Trenton. The two base panels are genera
| rather than sueciic IN their drsi.u aud sig
uifcatiun the scene on the one sdr show
| iug pioneer farmer defending his home
wiir and child from the assaults of for
| cign 8lldicr. while on the other is repre-
| sputtd the hu,hJrlT an IN time Of pence
| surrounded hy his family aud the impl-
ments AMI fruits of bis industry. The f j,
ures thronGhouJ are 10 high relief, and %,
| portraits snl costumes Of the djstiugui, he,
pprsouggrs prominent in the f,.reu
scenes are intended to be historically cor
rect. Artist, think these doors compar
! favrraby with those on the Inp~e side
and which were cast abroad Each doc
| weighs 4 900 pounds, aud the ,nlire wnrl;
doors, mouldrE-, soilit, &c, weigh 1900
pounds. Including the repairs 10 models
four wears have been consumed 10 thei
casting. Tho designs we're made by Craw
ford, rnough he had not fully comple'e
| tho models when died. The MODELS the
| remained untouchrd for long time, not
/ Rjnchirt, the celebrated sculptor, iipisnr.
them The dnors were ordered in he ear
ly part OF President Pierc,s administra
ton
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-11-27
TRAGEDY ~ RICHMoND


II. Ryes Pollard, editor Of the Souihern
Opinion, was shot aud killed on Tuesday
last, in Richmoud, while passing near his
Office, by james Grant. The Cau,e # the
shooting Was = publication in the Opinion
etfrciiug on the character If a female
member Of Grants family. The following
are the particulars Of the tragedy as pub
lshrd In the papers "Wednesday morning
% Safurd Az arrport was published ia the
Southern OpiHiOn relative L. the elopement
OF the daughter Of WIN. II. Grant, a wealthy
toharcon,st a. this ci,y. This morning, sb.nt
10 O'clock, "a Mr.. II. R.yrs Pollard, ed tor
Of The paper, was near his flee door, on the
corner of Ian AMI Main streets, guiuz in,
a shot was fired from - rpper WINDOW ut
a huidiug opposite. Mr.. Pollard tell dead,
eleven huckshot having entered his boty,
one passing through MS heart. The police
searched the budding aud found James
Grant, the brother Of the lady alluded to,
in the room. He SUrreud ered ami was
taken to the stauon-hoCsr. A double. bar
relied gun, one barrel discharged, was found
in the room. The affair caused great cx-
citemcut.
II. RIYGs POLLARD.
IL, Rives Pollard was torn 10 Nelson
county, Va, about this year 1923 lie WAS
nephew of the Hon. WIN. G. Riv'S and
Judge Alexander Riyes, of the Virginia
Supreme Court. SD1e years previous To
the late war Mr.. Pollard went 10 Washing
iOu, D. c., where be received an appoint
meut a. clerk in the Post Office D-pmtmrnt.
# was there he married Miss barry, siucr
de ceased. During Mr. Buchaua'', admin
istratita be received the appointmeut of
Consular General to Btnk0k, India, bnt
the death vi his mother caused him Ia re-
sign tbe position. Al the commencement
OF the late war be- WAS the news editor of
the Baltimore Sun. which poslion he then
resigned and Went SgGth, aud assumed the
same JO>iiun ON the Richmond EGam'uer,
| which he held until the evacuation OF Rich
/ moud. Tie then in connection with Charles
! II. Wynn, started the Richmond Times.
| Owing 10 dinPrermenJ with Nc. Wyun",
| he suou lett the Tunes, aud revived thr
| Examiner, which be soon after sold to other
pagties. Mr.. Pollard, about II year ani a
! half since, established the S.uthrrn Opin-
ion, weekly paper, Of which he was edlor
aud proprietor ut the tine of bis death
JAMES GIANT.
OF Nr. Grant, hy whose hands Mr.. Poi.
/ lard, il is alleged, tell, less is kuown 10y the
pubic. He Is thus described toy one familiar
with bis personnel aud autecedentS: Jas
! Grant Is the Oldest son OF William II. Grant
tohaccouist, residing On Clay street, hetw"rr
Tenth and Eleventh, is about twenty-five
! years of age, of low stature, blue eyes aud
light hair, md is we'll known IN musica
circles As an amateur voc dist. whom the
! war crmmeuced be WAS a cadet at l. king
ton, and hecame a member of the Cts~i-
Rangers of Richmond, aud during the Wal
acted as couper lur Gen. Jrn. Stlart. H.
is az present engaged With his father ia the
tobacco business - EycAtEgeS.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-11-27
LMgAL.
Trustees Sale of House & Lot,

ID u, D "a, cu',n
I'D d G Dtn eli 10 mr Ter t'- hrn'h OF
" IA liz mmr J, | wiz. W' Sa urd ~, 9"
l2h -, ul D,crph, mex ""t' pr m'S *,
70 o .,,.. sell 'O he highest b dde', or
cash, ,n. n"u,r "a Tor con an & 'nr-l"u
ac NV "ccnpnH hy gnd On" w. sac
~, perry j. n the v & Tenn. hailr' h
~ a. ib,. !. wu.,t G. odsnr, sud =, Wv d,,li-
tile. JNO n BOSANG
Nv 1913
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-11-27

ATTEN?7 90 OUsr SPEAEEG SENTER. -
Nashville, Nov r.. -- Senator Gate, of Il ,m-
iuon county, introduced preamble aud res
oluiior IN the Legislature dly TO the 81
feet that, "WurreaS. D. W. G Senter.
Speaker of the Seustr, wasa member Of the
Cuntrdcra'e Leg s.a urc of Tennessee under
Isham Har is, and favored many acts OPP
pre-. sive To the Union people, and has been
clearly Guilty o. conspiracy aul treason
against the Federal Gaternm"ur. And thar,
whereas, he was clearly inrliglnle 20 oftire
under The third section, fourteenth arrici"
at the amendment 20 the Constitution, and
al acts that bee Rad signed as Speaker we're
illegal; therefore, the Speakers chair
should be- declared vacant, and the Senate
prucecd at once 20 the election o. rev
presiding officer" This document created
q great deal ct excitement in the l. g'slH-
rur-, AMI Was totally unexpected. IL lies
over for one day, when q Storming time i,
anticipated.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-11-27
AGENTS. WAITED rex THE
Official History Of the War
II = V|dT D T y W--I
lbs Hos, A. II. rTrvENs

hy Hos, A. II. rTrvE>s
IL cod, ,sle. combined with ap iucrras-
go nm ssi"u, max " he h~sr sub>rr'pl On
DO k ,v,I publ -h,d. On eg nt ~ f on
Pa, p"I- y subscriber, iu hree DAYS;
t.u,her j, b ,rau lu3 subscriber, "a tour
DAYS
mil d., srrtp,rn OF the work. Address
NATIoNAL pUBLIsuI>G Co. Pouadr puia,
Pa; 4 lama, Ge; C.u,.unali, oar, "r ST.
Lru>, Nc. uo'6 4
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tCuNuuNtcArFn.1

MtssRs EulruRs notice IN tho last
puuh. uf your paper a Communication over
the sgu1fura oI Geo, X. Bar, o. the Ab
iugbu NrRiuiau, iu reply Ca suue puiuts
tpaIc ny "Aa1iher StuNkAg.lrl la au ur-
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-11-27
Bristnl Qems.
TRIDAY, November q, 1853.


IsOON UNT TUT JWt y NIUIW'
The expiration Of subscriptions will be
indicated by the X mark, and if he "News"
is not desired longer by the party so mott
fed we shall expect to be apprised Of the
fact
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-11-27

[Sprclal Telegram 10 the News
Election Of Cal. JOseB J0QHeS to
the PRESIDENCY Of tie Tenn. a.
Ia, EdjIrO0d.
KNOX LILLE, Nov. 2G-Gol Joseph
jacques was to,day unanimously elected
President OF the Tenn. q va. Railroad,
Congratulate the country
LATER.
\ later telegram says the above is
premature. Though there is little
doubt that Col Jaqpes will be elected.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-11-27
Ho0KS
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COMPACT, DURABLE,
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Using either Silk, Twist, Linen or Cotton
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TucknE, Quilting, FEELING, Trimming, Bind
ing, etc, are novel ana practical, and have
been invented and adjusted especially for
this Machine.
New designs Of the Unique, Useful, ana
Popular Folding Tops aud Cabinet CAFES,
peculiar to the Machines manufactured by
this Company have been prepared for en-
closing the new machine.
Buta CANT idea, however, can at hest be
conveyed through the medium Of u (ncees'
sarlyl limited Advertisement; and We
therefore urge every person IN quest Of
Sewing Machine, by nil means to examine
and tost, If they can possibly do so, all Iho
leading rival machines before making a
purehase. A selection can then be mace
undorstUndingly. branches or agencies Tor
Supplying the - Singer" Machines will DO
found ia nearly eye.y city aud town ihro,,
out the civilized world. where machines wi"
be cheeriully exhibited, md any iuionn"'
onprompily furnished, Or commune''
ticu may be addressed to the
SINGER MANUFACTURING CO..
4j8 Broadway, NEW lObh'
Baltimore OG.cc; 100 Baltimore ST.
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