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Alabama Must Waif-ATka nsas TO be
brought fn.

New YORK, March 1.-THE Times
Washington special says: The bill ad-
hitting Alabama, will not pass the Senate
until after the impeachment trial. 1t is
commended that Alabama will not be able
to protect loyal people if the military sup
port be taken away, unless there is change
in the Executive. Arkansas is looked upon
as a safer State to try the experiment, and
the opportunity for go doing viii be offered
mart week
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PennsYIranfa RadIcaI Conrention

PHILADELPHIA, March 1.-THE Penn
sylvania Radical Convention declared to-
day for Grant unanimously as the oandi-
date for President. For Vice President
Andrew ]. Curtin received 109 votes, B. F.
Wade % and T. NJ. Stanton l.
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witnesses Arrived an VFashinrsou

WASHINGTON, March I1.-Messrs. Nc
Laren and Sheridan, two newspaper re.
porters who accompanied the President on
his Western tour, have arrived here tc
testify before the impeachment Managers
concerning his speeches.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Additional ksettsFns-Largest Vote ever
POIIed-Radieal Majority abOuf 5000.

AuUttHOHaNH HedstEIIs I'M Bdst ' Ute eNtF
POIIed-Radieal Majority abOuf 5000.
CONCORD, N. H., March ll.-At l
o'clock this morning, returns from 175
towns give Harremsn, Republican, 80, 1872 /;
Sinclair, Democrat, S0,907; Republican
majority 1855. Fifty-eight towns and
small places remain to be heard from,
which are about equally Republican and
Democratic. 1t liz probablethat Harreman's
msiority will be about 5000. The whole
vote will probably exceed 1900, the
largest vote ever polled in the State. The
Legislature will be largely Republican.
New Hampshire Election.
CONCORD, March 11.-Corrected returns
from lSl towns foot up, Hartman 34,SOS,
Sinclair 81, 756.
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DETROIT, March ia hundred guns
were fired here to-day in celebration Of the
passage By the House of Representatives
Of bill to repeal the international reve-
nue. tax on sll manufactures.
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CHANCERY SALE.

Nicholas Hobson, ct al. VS.. Washington
Barrow, ct al.
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
4 Chancery Court in this case. 1 will sell on
the premises, commencing on the Galatin
turnpike. on TUESDAY, MARCH 81. 1868, at
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FORCED AUCTION SALE

OF BLEACHED AND BROWN DOMESTIC.
~ Prints. Irish Linen, Napkins, Towels
Spreads, Haudkerchiefs, Jaconets Nainsooks
Lawns, Challies. Black Alpacas. Needles,
Thread. Suspenders, Hoop Skirts. Also, Boots,
Shoes and Hats. The trade is especially invited
to attend this sale.
CRUNK. DODSON 4 co.
marl2 II No. So North Market 81.
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SALOON OPENED.

WE HAVE RE-FITTED AND ENLARGED
w our well known Beer Hall. called the
CLIMAX SALOON,
No. 80 North Cherry street, and shall open it
this evening. when a splendid lunch will be
served. Best Cincinnati Lager Beer. WHISTLES
and Brandies always on baud.
marl0-lw HANDRICK & BURGHOLZ.
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Mississippi COnvent,On.
JubiIant Disqualification.

JACKSON, March 1.-THE Convention
has report on Judiciary under considera-
ton, and adodted portion of it.
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GOV. Seymour 90 spsak-FarraEut for
RrQafdeut

New YORK, March ll.--An Albany
special to the World says Gov. Seymour
will make great speech at the Democratic
State Convention there to-day. Admiral
Fsrragut is talked Of as Democratic candi-
date for President.
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MRS. [. A. BALLARD,
MedICdL Electrician,
No. I3 Park Street,


MOULD CALL THE ATTENTION OF TEE
w sick and afflicted 10 her new systsm Of
practice. which has gained considerable DoDu-
larity IN this city. During the past two years.
Mrs. Ballard has treated many persons SUFFERING
from the various forms Of disease. aud in nearly
all relief or cure nas been effected. All chronic
diseases. es Neurafgfa, Chronic or Acute
attenuation, Paralysis, Dyspepsia.
Constipation, Headache, Diseases OF
the EiVer aud Urinary Organs. Female
COmPIainfs- Also. A1ectfOEs Of the EyS
and Ear are treated successfully By tbs vari-
Gus forms Of Electricity. In future, some Of the
above diseases will be treated By special guar
antee- No shocks or unpleasant sensation at
tending the application Let none consider
their case hopeless. for many diseases beyond
the control Of medicine are readily cured b
Electricity as used By Mrs. 3. Patients can b
taught the use Of Electricity ia their own case,
thus obviating the necessity Of remaining long
from home. A circular mailed free Of charge.
address az above.
Beferenees- Or. Thomas Gale, Nashville
Tenn. Mr.. W. I. Berry, Public square. Mesh
vile. Tenn. Mr.. John Rsmase No. % Union
street, Nashville. Tenn. Mr.. X. T. KirkpatricF.
20. s. College st., Nashville. Tenn. Judge W.
X. Turner Nashville, Tenn.
Please send for circular Address as above.
fsbZ8 I'm
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In Chancery at Nashville.
State Of Tennessee-0fice Clerk and Master.
Chaneery Court az Nashville, February the
18th. 1868,
Frank M. Mcintosh ct ais. cOmplainants, vs..
VIM. Z. Paul, ct als., defendants.
ITAPPEARING FROM AFFIDAVITFILED
Il in this cause that the defendant, James
Wilson, is nonresident Of the State of Ten
nessee 1t is therefore ordered that he enter
MS appearance herein before or within the first
three days the next term Of said court to be held
on the LIST Monday IN April next. 1868
and plead, answer or demur 70 COM
plainants original and amended bill, or
the same will be taken for confessed as to him
and set for hearing ex parte, and that copy OF
this order be published for four consecutive
weeks in the Nashville Union and Dispatch
eopy-Attest: NJ. B. HOWELL,
Clerk and Master
Abram l.. Demoss. Sol'r for cOmplts.
feb23 wit
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SOMETHING NEW

THE UNDERSIGNED Is PREPARED 10
Il furnish on short notice,
LIMP, COKE.
R0JHD and WOOD,
Steam Coal. Charcoal aud KfndIfuN.
have on hand a full assortment Of the above
articles, al low rates.
The attention Of mechanics and mauuiaet1r-
ers IL particularly invited 70 our stock Of
htna Coal and Coke for mechanical use. which
l am Offering very low. Also, prepared % make
shipment in h0gsheaas. for convenisnce Of thoss
IN neighborinz towns.
All goods put MP IN quantities 70 suit FUR
cEasers. and warranted a. represented.
g. ". MARSHALL,
u Church street. Maxwell Houss.
fehZI II
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Removal of City Dispensary.

THE CITY DIsPENsARY HAS BEEN RE
Il moved from the kirkman Block, Church
street, into the Union and American Block,
corner Church and Cherry streets, No. 81. up
stairs where charity prescriptions will be Issued
az heretofore. j. B. MITCHELL,
jan25 If Health Officer
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land OWners. ATTENTION..

A NUMBER OF CITIZENS FROM THE
n North have called on US in the last few days
IN search Of farms in Middle Tennessee. We
believe many enterprising farmers from North
ern States will remove to Tennessee. and We
promise untiring efforts to sell all farms placed
in our hands for sale.
BROWNS K CHEATHAM,
Real Estate Agents. IL Union street
marl2 d2tW2t
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BROWN DICK,

THIS DISTINGUISHED RACE HORSE
L and Stallion viii make the season OF 1888
at my stable, four miles west Of Nashville on
charlotte Pike. at Fifty Dollars for ThorouSh-
pred Mares and TWENTY-FIVE Dollars for Grade
mares NO mare Will be served b. the horse
that's not accompanied By the cash or a rood
note ct sixty or ninety days Mares kent al
One Dollar week durirg season, but no liabil-
1ty for escapes or accidents
mars I'm IB.I B.F. COCKRTLL.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NASHVILLE

Commercial Insurance Co.
OFFICE. 30 NORTH COLLEGE ST.
FIRE AND MARINE RISKS TAKEN AT
Il fair rates. and losses promptly paid.
E. d. HICKS. Secretary. mariS 6m- sp.
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Notice OftPartnership
EngIne AND R0IIer.

ESOR SALE. A 7IRsT-RATE ENGINE AND
r. Boiler in good order Can be seop. hpd
giles learned. % ealing At thiz oGcs..
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N. HENNOT,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
HASNOW ON HAND A FINE STOCK OF
IL New Goods, such as
FRENCH CLOTHS. CAsIMEREs, VEST
INGs, ETC,

And has removed from Church street to NO. ~
DkADEkICK STREET. opposite Printers
Alley, where he will be pleased to see his old
mari 2W
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In Chancerv at NashHiIle.

John Reid, sorr for compile. fe
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In ChancerH at Nashville.

A. Otis. Sol'r for compPt.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-04

The farmers world is large and broad
one. No singleman can do more than catch
a glimpse Of lis boundless mysteries. No
two farmers vii, obtain the same view or Sc
cure The same practical results. 1t would
seem, then, the most natural OF oil things,
tina, farmers as class should frequently
gather together for the purpose Of compar,
ing notes, OF giving and receiving advice,
and insiituiing and carrying out experiments
Of practical value. Sill, for some inscru-
table reason. this obviously sensible and
profitable thing has been lef, undone in our
country Wherever established and con-
ductel upon sensible principles, farmers
clubs have been productive of great good to
agriculture. We need IN Buchanan no,
only acounty club, but a club ineyery town
snip.
We b re every farmer in Buchanan who
has any desire for improvement in bis CALI
ing will respond to the cali OF Mr.. G. II.
Wilson. OF Sumner township, for the or
ganizs,ion Of farmers club. at the Court
House. on Saturday, the 18th inst.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-04
PLAIN TALK.

Whom man faisonce to live up to the lct>
Ter Of his agreement, he has opened the door
to infinite dishonest. Unless he close j, at
once. lie is los, to honnor and to happiness.
When farmer, out of money, in the spring
or summer, asks merchant to trust him,
promising 10 meet the obligation by the first
OF November, or Immediately after harvest,
aud then fails to pay as agreed, for no other
reason than the low price of wheat, he is
pursuing acourse which is not merely un>
grateful, but absolutely villAinoas. He v:o>
lstes his word Of honor---thst which above
al other things he shosld most sedulously
guard and most surely iendc. sacred. The
merchant trusts the honor Of his customer
when he gives him credit. Alas. in too
many instances, tina, trust has proved rope
Of sand.
When a merchant buys his stock of goods
in the eastern market. he runs all the risk Of
the rise or fail of prs~s, He cannot repu>
Siare his obligations IL prices fall; il is his
good lex if prices rise.
SO the farmer in purchasing his goods,
does not say, Il will pay Immediately after
harvest, proridiag can get as much for my
grain as want" but he runs precisely the |
same risk as to the price Of his grain as the
merchant as to the price Of his goods, and
he has no moral right to wait for rise,
while his promise OF honor remains uufulfll>
ca. When bis obligations are paid, it is no
longer anyaody's business whether he sells
his wheat or not.
Wheahe merchan, fails to make his pays
ments within reasonable time. lis credit
fails aud he can no longer secure Lis stock
withou, paying the money upon purchase.
Just 50 it oush, to be with the farmer. The
nan vine txiis is his promise this year, will
break his word much easier next season.
Every man OF this character should be spot
ted 9, once, aud no credit given him under
any circumstances by any merchant OF other
dealer,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-04
IOWA aEllGuoVs ITEMS.

A West6ed MAss., organ builder, has con.
iracted to build an trgan for the Dubuque
Congregational church for $4,000; also q
smaller one for the Fins. Presbyterian church,
At 81 500.
The African N. E. Church q Nascatine
contributed $50 last Sunday week to the
National Lincoln Monument.
Madison county is to have . Christian
Convention at Win,ersett on The 30th and
3lst Of December.
The old N. Z. Church edi6ce at Nusca
tine has been sold to c. U. Hatch for ~, $50
The Jam nal says that The lower rooms q
the new church viii soon be ready for oees
pancy and the use Of the old building d re.
served until hat time.
A new Methodist Church, costing $4,000
is being bailt on 7th street, Des Moines---
will be dedicated about Christmas.
The Congregationalis.s are building new
church a, West Mitchell. The Press SAYS
1.-The church is now all enclosed, and the
workmen are busy pushing the same to com,
pletion, which when done will be an orna.
meni to the town and monument Of Chris
tiau liberality on the part Of the members Of
that church,
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srErE NEWS.

The Cedar Rapids paper mill Is about TO
put in the machinery for making ncwspa-
per.
The okeial Canvas shows that Andrew
had . majority Of ,09l for the county scat
| Of Jackson.
Dubuque collected u, 200 Is wharfage du-
| ring the past season.
Deer are numerous in Chickasaw county.
The c. 4 n. W. X. r. Company has
conn aenced iLe sales Of building lots at
Ames.
Tie new stations Of De Sofa and Dexter,
on the Chico. 70, Rock Island & Pacific X. r.,
we're ope. ed To- freight business on Monday
week.
The Cedar county Board Of supervisors
have appropriated one hundred dollars, in
addition to previous app. OPERATIONS, 70 en-
close and complete the Sailors Monu,
ment.
Clinton has laid another injunction on the
building Of the .'plug" between that city and
Lyons. The laying Of the iron was 'out 10
commence.
An interest In the LDUG SfatesnlaH at u y
MONIES, is offered for sale. Reason alleged
increase Of business and necessity for . good
partner.
Robberies Of $ls5 from a poor German
in Timber Creek township; and $50 from
Welchman at State Center, recently occurred
in Marshall county.
The assessment returns for 1867, as APP
pears by the records in the Office Of Mr.. j.
A. Elliott, Auditor OF Stale, show a total Of
632,6sl hogs in Iowa; being decrease OF
l4i.77l from last year.
Madison county is 10 hare = new town
: Exrlharn, on the c., X. ]. 4 r. Il. r.,
i4~sy between DE Sofa and Dexter. The
Nadisonzan says that the location is very
beautiful DOS AMI in the center o. the Qua.
ker settlement an the northern part Il the
9rxllsg
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-04

jackson county is reforming. The Bellies
vue Journal states that last year the Dem,
| ocrats carried Bellevue hy seven mniori,y.
and at the late election the Republicans car.
ried the town by 40 majority.
The Skunk river is crossed Mt Oskalosa
by an iron bridge jus, completed a, a COS, of
! $4,59s, The Herald gives the length Of the
main span,a Il feet. The arches are ellip>
iical and constructed of boiler iron.
The proposals for the work on the improve.
ment of the Des Moines Rapids Of the Miss.
issirpi, were opened at keokuk last Wednts.
day. The aggregate OF each OF the sixteen
bids ranged from $l,7lS,350, by Reynolds.
Saulspaueh 4 Co., to that Of $s7s,a75, hy
j. J. Dali Of Harrisburg, PENNSYLVANIA the
latter wih it is expected, be awarded The
contract.
The Law Department of the State Univer>
sity has nineteen students. This is the first
term.
Edwin Pillbeam and Edwin Granger two
horse thieves from Belleplain. Benton eoun>
ty. were arrested at Mon,ezuma a few DAYS
ago.
5. S. Baric,t, elected to Congress from
the Fifth Missouri District. was long ci,>
zen Of Dewitt, ami was Captain in the
First Cavalry.
Elisha Riggs, of Washington. n. C., has
recovered a judgement fer $4,000 against
the city OF Dubuque, aud demands tax levy
to raise the amount.
Rumor says the Chairman Of the Repub, 1
hcan State Committee, President at the |
State Agricultural Society, etc, whose good 1
wife died some time last year, is about TO
unite his fortunes With those of daughter
0. n prominent citizen ofMt. Pleasant, whose
husband, q gallant officer. fell during the
war
Butler township, Scott Co, gave Gran:
'ix,y.one majority and the suffrage ameNl>
nenis sirty.fre. That ought to be BAN
Ter township.
The engineer CORPS of the MeGregor Wes>
ern X. Il. have been running the prelimina>
: surveys Of that road TO point west Of
edar Lake, preparatory to the location Of
,e road next season.
OskaloosS is discussing the propriety of
onding the city for $50, 900 tor the building
{ school house.
DEBORAH has attempted the formation Of a
look Ladder company, and failed. That
'ilure never would have occurred had the
once seen the Independence Ce.
The 'plsg" railroad TO connect Clinton
isA Lyons % being rapidly pushed to com.
|etion, ~ re learn from the Lyons Mirror
ertain parties 10 Clinton are opposed to this
plug" and secured an injunction against
) completion. some time since but the iu> :
lnction has been dissolved and the LYONS
eople rejoice accordingly.
Oskaloosa voted agaiast building large
:hool house.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-04

TIE Book BusIuEss.-Bus few psssoas
have any proper comprehension Of how vest
is the book business 10 this countsy. Take
one "item," for instance, - illustrative
Mathew Hale Smiths "Sonshins and Shsd-
dow 10 New York." which il The exciting
work of lady, has already reached the
enormous sale Of "a, 900 copies within thirty
days. The publishers Il. b. Burr / Co., Of
Hartford, Conn., use two tons Of paper day
AID run six large roller presses constant y
70 supply the current demand. This is do.
ing whoDesale business with one book alone
This is . large work too, it must be remem'
bered, between seven and eight hundred
pages royal octave; and yet il is said to
rival in rapidity Of sale "Uncle Toms Cab
IN Of old. Think Of the countlessness o.
she small ones published. Surely ours is a
,esding country.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-04

II our pssigripatioas ysslssday, " stroll
ID afosthe sppsoeeh y ~ railroad bridge
seeing soos twenty men Gagged ct work
thereon. The bridge itsslf hss nct yet ssaehsd
this shore, two spans being required to knd
it, The approach, a. an our citizens know,
is curve Of 1t least half mile Ia length,
most Of which is : srong tressel work and
splendidly put together The workman, that
attracted our attention on the approach, we
found actively engaged in laying Tie rail,
which is being pa. down with the celebrated
FISH back" joint, and the same style Of Iay.
ing, we are informed. will be continued
throughout the entire work, including the
bridge proper. No better piece oftrack can
be found anywhere than will be this piece,
when completed. There will be no cIstter
and Jar Il. running over it like there is where
the ordinary track laying obtains, but il
will be as smooth as though the intire length
Of rail wns mil.ed Ia one piece. This is
accomplished by the "fshback" joints, which
binds the rails together, and the system Of
what mason would call "breaking io,nts."
This lack Of jar and friction will reduce the
test Of the heaviest trains 10 the bridge. to
one Of simple weight, and Il is being 50 scien-
tificaIy constructed Of the best material. and
on the best plan, that it will bear all the de-
mands IN this direction that will ever be
made upoa i,.-Dubnqae TDses.
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- s-----0 . -
LATEST ne U.s.

Grant Is 1t Boston.
A revolution in Costa Rics has been suc>
cessful.
Spain is soon to decide upon . republic
or monarchy. The excitement i very
great.
The reyolutionists in Cubs an not gaining
ground very rapidly.
Hon. ID. Franklin Wells, State Sopt. OF
Public Instruction, died q Iowa City, On the
24th ult. Our correspondent at that point
gives IN account the funeral.
New York elected Democratic mayor, on
Tuesday, by = majority Of 54,094.
A great storm swept over Sonora on the
18th Of October, doing immense damage.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-04
Rad TASTE

n the noSth In The morsisg i ore ofthe synp-
eons q : bilious condition Or dss0sdered stsse
II tbe liver. ard should mot. for single day, be
neglected, q it 10 but the premonltosy symp-
~ Of train Of evils anu the very seeds Of DIS
sase. Procure at once Robsck's Blood Pills,
Administer them sccerding to the directions &C.
compy NJ each box, and the dificalty and dan
rer 81 disease viii At once be removed. Tabor
snd Irwin, Agents.
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Letter Frsss Cnicage.
cntcAco, Ncy. 9th, 1868.

EpIroE BULLETIN You may think yopf
: ,rre.pondent a poor observer, not to
have acquired material for letter 10
Two months residence in Chicago; but
YOU must remember that there Is nothing 70
;u,sres. the public in bis six or eight daily
,.ei,csl LECTURES and hospital clinics AND
ira. rs q Senior who il nov Or never 70
..otaiu de- coveted ..sheepskin" he hss little
eme for general observation.
Dse s.e caanot i've in Chicago s'llop.
f,el;ax sAe yusL u life in great e''y' sn0
..ps.i.lIy in shs stiviDS Sse~i-s cry o. zoe
1900 ..,s.ag VEST overriding d9i-f WIZ
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-04

The contract. for constructing this road
from Charles City to the State line has been
lei. the work 10 commence at once. The
distance We believe is about thirtyive miles.
The old central fDow Milwaukee and ST.
PAUL IS obliged to build twelve miles from
Aus,iu TO the State line. The probability is,
however, that they will make some arrange
n,en.s ritL tie Iowa road to build II. The
grading Is very nearly all done on this por-
t;on. and after the road is completed to the
State line. il won't be many weeks before tho
connection will lie made at Auss,n.-AoD>
er %. Register.
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OFFICIAL vOrE OF raaE an mas.
T01Cr>

Through the poli,sness Of Col. Jed Lake
we are enabled to give the following table
Of the vote Of this district, prepared by Col.
u. B. Henderson, Chairman Of the Coagress>
ional Republican Committee. NJ. Allisons
majority is nearly one thousand greater than
in lSb6
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s,' . .,ss

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viii stitch, hem, fell, tuck quilt, cord, bind,
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Price. only SIS. Fsily warranted for I've Year,
We viii pay 81 900 for any Machine that will
ssw . stronger, more beautiful, or more elastic
seam than ours. ItmAkcs the Elastic Lock
Stitch" Every second stitch can be cut, and
still the cloth cannot be pulled apart without
tearing it. We pay Agents from SIS to 5000
per month and expenses, or . commission from
which twice that amount can be made. Address,
sEc0MB CO., PITTSBURG, PA, OF B0S-
TON, MASS.
CAuTIoN.-Do not be imposed upon by
other parties palming of worthless cast -iorp
machines, under the same name or otherwise.
ours is the only genuine and really practical
cheap machine manu- acturcd, Aw