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Chsneery Court Al Jonesboro,.

CoNLEG r.. Trigg and wife W. Vim. b. Deeny aad
~ others, PursuHHttoa decree Of said Court, pro.
nouacsd In said cause Ia fayOr Of haxwsllk MihigAn
and against Mrs. Martha Churehwe ELL - the Novem-
Der Term, let's. for fees for professional services reu.
aered her, aud fer which n lien upen a certain tract Of
land, called the CatowoUd Blavins tract was declared,
the halance 81 said fees remaining unpaid, viz: the
sum Of slll.2A and costs Of sale, l will sell to the
highest bidder, for cash in hand, at the Court 1lause
door In BlonntVille, all the right, title, elaim and In
tersSt which the said Martha Churohwoll has in and to
a certain tract OF parcel OF land lying in Sullv,n
county, Tennessee, in civil District No. J, adjoiuing
the lands OF William Carrier, James Sans and others
said lSnd sold to enforce said lien for balance 81 ,aid
fes. and costs, March snd, 1863. HENRY HuSS.
JOnS Phillips vs.. VIM. c. Moors.-Pursuant to =
y decree Of 'aid Court, az It's November Term lStS,
IN said cause, | will proceed to sell, nj the Court houts
IN Jonesborough, Tam, on Monday the 18th day Of
April, 1859, a Stors.housc and lot in Dit. No. 5, al Tel,
ferd's Depot, Warrington County, Tennessee, and for.
nerly owned by the defendant, W. G. Moore.
( TERMS;--Hx months ersdit, bond and approved
seesrity, aud lien retained until the Pureha,c money (,
fully paid, and sold without the right M redrmpioR.
March 2nd, ls6s. HENRY HOsS, {. NJ
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CAMuEL beard VS.. G. W. Tsifora and Z. L. Mashss,
- Ex's Of K. L, MayheS, decd, aud others. lnthin
ease IL appears from the bill that Alexander HslssA,
one Of the defendants, is a non. resident. Il is, there
fore, rdsred, hyfhe Clerk and Master, that puhlica.
zion be made, forfour successive weeks, Ia tho USIaN
FCAG, Jonsshorn' Tenn, calling upon said defendant
to appear at May Term, 1859, Of the CtaaserY Court.
Ioness0rougn, Tenn, OF th4 4h Monday OF said
month, and defeAd. otherwise this cause viii he set
for bearing a. TO him, exparie. March, 7nd, 1873,
69nar5wipfS5l y HoSS, c. an.
nAN'L Gsislsr, Admir- Of Vim. Duncan, vs.. Hiram
u Duncan and others. In this case it IL Allsdged
it the bill that tho defendants Hiram DuncRp, Alvus
Duncan, Philip duncan, Lydia Miller, Jackson Hoss
ard his wife stacy HosS, and Henry Sans and wifs
Ruth Sans, formerly Ruth Nave, ara non-residsnts.
1t is, therefore, ordered, BY the c. & NJ, that pGhlica-
iien be made for four successive weeks ia the JNtey
FLAG, JonssbOro', Tenn, ealliRg upon said defendants
to appear AZ the May Term, 1869, 18th Monday, ot the
ChaHeery Court, Jonesboro', Tenn, and defend, other,
Wins this cause will be set for hearing eXrarts. ~ 10
them. March End, lS6S. HENRY H0sS, c. n.
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Useful Hints.

For a saddle or coach horse, half a
PEEK of sound oats, and is pounds of
good hay is sufficient. If the hay is
not good add Il quarter of a peck more
oats. A horse which works harder
may have rather more of each J one
that works Iatle should have less
Rack feeding is wastefuI. The bet
ter plan is to feed with chopped hay
from a Manager. Because the food is
not thrown about and is more easily
ohewed and dlgested.
Sprinkle the hay with water that
has salt dissolved in it. Because it is
pleasing to the animals taste aud
more easily digested.-IA teaspoon
full OF salt in a bucket Of water is suf.
t%icient.
Oats should be bruised for an old
horse, but not for a young one. Be
cause the former through age and de-
tective teeth, cannot chew them pro.
perry the young horse can do so, and
they are thus properly mixed with the
saliva, and turned into wholesome
nutriment.
Vetches and cut grass should al
ways be g%iven.in the spring TO horses
that cannot DO turned out into the
fields. Because they are ve,y cooling
aud refreshing, and almost medicinal
in their cfeots but they must be sup
piled in moderation, as they are Liable
Ia ferment in the stomach if given in
large quantities.
Water your horse from a pond or
stream, rather than from a spring or
well. Because the latter is generally
hard aud cold, while the former is soft
and comfortably warm. The horse
prefers soft muddy water to hard wa
ter though over so clear.
Ahorse should have at least a pail
OF water morning and evening or,
still bst1eA four half pailfuls, at four
revesAl times in the day. Because
this assuagea his thirst without bloat.
SIg him. He shonld not be made to
Vznrk dreeily AFTER he has had a full
dranght o. water, for digestion and
exertlOn eau ~ 10 together.
DO nos allow your horse to have
VAIN wateF "a drink. Because il he
hes TO drink cold water after getting
accustomed 70 warm, il will give him
tulir.
Wben yoar horse refuses lis food
Rftar drinking, 60 no further tina, day.
Because the poor creature is thorough.
j. beaten.
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A0ritultgral.
WAcaI on olOycF Ground.


Professor Vmlekcr, in a valuable
repartreeently published ia the jour
Na Royd{ Agricultural SOCIETY," England
arrives AZ tho following conclusions
/. A good crop Of clover removes
from tho soil more potash. phosphorio
acid, lime aud other matter which en-
ter into tho ashes Of our cultivated
crops, than any other crop usually
grown in this country
q, There is fully three times as much
nitrogen in a crop Of clover az in the
average produce Of the grain and
straw Of wheat per acre.
B, Notwithstanding the large mount
OF heterogeneous matter, and Of ash
constituents Of plants, in the produce
of az acre, clover is an excellent pre-
paratory crop for wheat.
l. During the growth of clover, a
large amount of heterogeneous matter
y accumulates in the soil.
5. This accumulation, which is
greatest in the surface soil, is due to
decaying leaves dropped during the
growth of clover, and to an abun.
dance Of roots, containing, when dry,
from II to , per cent, Of nitrogen.
6. The clover roots are stronger
and moro numerous, and more leaves
fall on tho ground when clover is
grown for seed, than when il is mown
for hay; in consequence, more nitro
gen is left after clover seed than after
hay, which accounts for wheat yield
ing a better crop after clover seed
than after hay.
I. The development of roots being
checked when the produce, in a green
condition, is fed off By sheep, in all
probability leaves still less nitrogen
Gus matter in the soil than when clio.
vcr is allowed to get ripper, and il
mown for hav-thns, no doubt, &C.
counting for the observation made by
practical men, that, Notwithstanding
the return Of the produce in the sheer
excrements, wheat is generally strong
err, and yields better, after Glove
mown for hay, than when the elovel
is fed off green by sheep.
S. The heterogeneous matter in the
clover.remains, on their natural de.
cay, are finally transformed into nj
trates, thus affording a continuous
source of food on which cereal crop;
specially delight to grow.
D. There is strong, presumptive ev.
idence that the nitrogen which exist
in the air in the shape of ammonia
and nitric acid, and descends in these
combinations with the rain which fall,
on the ground, satisfies, under ordina-
ry circumstances, the requirements oil
the clover crop. This crop causes q
large accumulation Of nitrogenou;
matters, which are gradually changed
in the soil into niirates. The atmos
phere thus furnishes nitrogonous food
TO the succeeding wheat indirectly
and, 50 as to say, gratis.
10. Glover not only provides abun,
dance of heterogeneous food, but deliv-
erS shis food in a readily available
form (sS nitrates] more gradually and
eOntin,! usly, and consequently, with
more certainty of a good result, than
such food can be applied to the land
in the shape of n~itrosenous spring
top dressing.
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LINDEMAN & SONS

Celebrated and Unsxeelled
Patent Cycloid Piano Fortes
Were awarded At the late Fair Of the American Ias,i.
tut. the FIRST PREMIUM GOLD MEDAL, Jr Sos.L
", Superiority and E~yculsnos.
Verdict Of hs Jvdgss Of the Fair Of tie Amri-
can Institute.
Their fore, considering tho nsr,ify ana value or the
invention. sud tho results which snriux from Il, 10.
wit, the production Of al the elements which 20 10
form a perfect Piano. We declare No. ~, the CYclotn
rtGN0, Patrntrl aud manufactured by Lindsman 4
Sous, u New York, jpsig entitled 10 the Firat Pnmi.
nm fr the beat Piano on exhibition, In the presa MT
fair u the Apsrican Instiiuts.n
similar testimonials Wrre awarded thsse snpsrb In.
strubients ct the State Fair Of MICHIGAN. INDIANA.
KANSAS, and wherever they have been exhibited Ia
eomPstihon.
Read tho Opinions Of Great Artists.
Goti.ehalk. the renowned Pianist. saya: ct Is ihs
tried. The tous comes out a. heh and soih a. that of
a Grand Piano. I have tested Il a. / would = Grand
PIANO for points ~ drlieasy and Of strength, and u
has siood de test IN srrry e9y.n
The following omineni Artisis concur IN the stove
opinion:
John n. Panlsan. Carl Aaahnis. A. BaaisiL. Aimed
A. Psase. William Macon, Gustav Strcksl, Harry san.
deron. WIN. X. nssford, Charles rrs4eL. &. J. Hop-
kins, rheo. Eaneld, George ". Morgan.
No. 2 Leroy Place, BECKER Street,
6SauE2lmosl21 NEW YORK.
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II =. NrGLANAHAN 4 Co, vs.. John T.
T.. NoGlt. In this case | find that the
defendant, John T. Aohit is a non-resid.pt
Of the State, 80 that the ordinary process Of
law cannot reach him. II ia therefore order
ed BY me that publication be made for four
successive weeks in the Union Flag, q news
paper Published in the own Of Jonesboro,
Washington county, Tennessee, notifying the
said John 7. hodtt to appear before me 90
the Alb day Of April, 1869, to answer sail
attachment or the case will be proceeded
with sEparts. This the 27tb day Of Februa-
~, 1859. z. D. RAIDER, j.. p.
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REMING TON'S
Merchants Protective Union
Mercantile Reference Register.

THE MERCHANTS PRorKcrIVE UxioS, organized to
Promote and protect trade, by enabling its subscribers
and, tho recovery Of claims At all points, have to an.
n6gaee that they win, en- or about September let, 1868,
publish IL ono large quarto volume
TnE MHEcHANrs' PRoTEcrIvK USlON MERcASTLE
RkPsEESoE RHaisrER, containing, amsnS uthor things,
ire NAMES, NATURE o. BrsISrss. AMOUNT or Carr.
tai, fiNANoiAL SrANDlNa, AND RATING As TO CREDrT.
81 over 400, 100 Of tho principal merchants. traders.
banker, manufacturers, and public companies, 10
more Than $1,000 Of the cities, towns, villages, and
settlements throughaut the United Staies, thsiI terri.
tories, and the British Pm Vinccs Of North America;
and embracing the most important information attain.
able aud necessary to enable tia merchant to ascertain
at q glsaes the CAPITAL, CHARACTER and DRaREa OF
CREnir Of such Of his custom err a. are deemed worthy
Of any graduation Of credit.
The reports and Information 10 b given IN the REa.
rsTER will be confined To those deemed worthy Of some
line OF credit and ~ the same will be based, so far as
practicable, uPos the written statements Of the parties
thsmselFss, revised aud corrected By we'll In and
reliable legal correspondents, whose character viii
prove a guarantees Of the correctness Of thu informa
doN furnished by them, II ~ believed that the reports
will prove more truthful aud complete, and. therefore,
Superior TO, aud Of mneh greater yalae. than any pre-.
viously issued,
BY aid Of the MHRcHAxrs' Protective UNIou Ma.
cAsItLR REgESEScE R%EdIarxR, business men will be
enabled to %aseeriain, at a glance, the capital and grA.
dation Of eredis. a. compared with financial worth, Of
nearly every merchant, manufacturer, trader And bank
or within the Above-nAmed territorial limits.
On or about tbs frat Of each mouth, subscriber will
also receive Tho MoSrHLR CaEoSiclE, containing,
smong other things, a record Of such important chang
- IN the name and condition Of hrms throughout the
conntty A. may occur subsequent TO the publication
n each half yearly volume of the MEReASTiLE REF.
ERENcE REGIsTER:
Price Of The Mechdnh' CHi0a Mercantile Refreaos Reg
aer, Nv dolisr, lor rAicA i eiH b Forsardad 10 say
cddres IN ne listed Aaies. fraePonacoa paid.
Hodsrs Of fee $40 Aare Of AZ Capital Sock, IN add.
hon % participating II Ne prsfs, Gil rsecirs one cory Of
is MreaAh!e RgfTsnc. ksgsfsr free of charge holders u
ten 'hare' rU b eatnl,d % ho copies; and no more han
@n barsi u ne CdPaal Sock Gill 30 allotted 10 any ons sp-
phoaRt.
AZ rsmHinncst, erdert, or communications ~reidfirs h De
book, tAoHid n addrcped % as MsychsHtf Prossotirs Unian.
IN he Amaican ErehaHgs Bank Buiiiing, No. l28 Road.
ras, tBsr 2Ss6.) Nee fork. "
gaorfntf
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INSOLVENT NOTICE.

HAvING SUGGESTED tbe insolvency OF
III the estate Of Joseph T. Massiuuill de-
ceased. to the Clerk Of thr County Court of
Sullivan county, Tennessee. This is there's
fore to give notice to all persons having
claims against said estate, to Gle them, prop
erly thenticated. with The CLERK Of the
Couuty Court, at Blounivills. on or before
the 18th Cay Of June, 1869, for pro rata dis
tribution, or tisy will he forever barred in
law and equity. March ?, 1859.
A.. J. HALL, Administrator.
Attest: NJ J.. PHILLIPS, Clerk.
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investments IN Now Yark.

DERsONs WISHING TO MAKE INVEST
MENTS in New York, can have their
business transacted BY us, through our reli-
able correspondent 10 that City.
JOS. r. MITCHELL AGO,
~1sCsaprlyl.l Knoxville, Tenn.
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Iuka Nursery.

0IRAWBERRfEs ard Craps Vines By nall, - taS
- eenis pr dozen. % tssi psr 100, and "a 10 s. 80.
each. ana - N a. pr dnren. an ofher fraiis waf.
rsaisd. and eAssrr than auyuhsre sise Ecuth. Tusn.
y-hss per ssnt. - AEents. send for Price LiflI
in. D. HILLEn,
Ida. Hluissirpf.
- t7y faFg eopyins his vii receive q % yinss.
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sHAw's
Chemical Window Polish.

FOR slssninE and polishing mirrors, Window. ,how
Eases, tin. DFitfannia sars, and metals q susrp f-oip.
10. Hdo-s asag wlth ~ tbs inocnssnisnca 81 zap.
uater and siops, With ihsir attendant destruction 81
paini, earrst, names, &C., faraafy combiuss Hnh anf
removes Fresas Ard din Of uey d~roipff,a, leasinr ths
urfase o. meiAl o, giast hoi oaly FeJ~tB slsaa. bat
ishtand pohthsd3
No family ever using ., will DO Without IL.
Price 30 cents psrbor For ssIs svsryvhsrs.
Agents wanted. Manufactured 81
JseHAW, Cisaas
30 Elm Street, Bridgeport, coan.
IsssiuE1l-GHFkc0
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Original Attachment.

w LILLIAN NJ. GRESHAM We. James N.
w Irwin. The plaintiff on affidavit SAYS
the defendant Is justly indebted to him inthe
sum Of Seventy-6Te dollars, and is a non-res.
ident Of the State Of Tennessee, aud having
obtained an original attachment By Rarnisb.
m'nt against the defendant which was levied
On np property by sunmoning Simeon
Broyles aud Mary Ann Smith guardian kc.,
a. garnishes to appear before me, and thew
having appeared and answered on tha BIB
day OF August, 1868, upon which answer a
conditional judgment was entered upon
against them. II Is therefore ordered that
publication be made in the JonesbOro Union
Flag, published in Jonssboro' Tenn, notify
ing said defendant TO appeAr before me, on
th' 18Th day Of May, 1869, and answer The
complaint, or said cause win be proceeded
with eHparte. This 9Th day Of March. 1859
JOHN GALLAGHER J. P. W. G.
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WANTED. AGENTS. s z. n. $500

everywhere, NAL" aud frmale. to Introduce the GEN
UNI IMPROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEW
ING MACHINE. this machine will stitch, hen, fell,
tnek, qAilt, cord, bind, braid and embroider Ia a most
superior manner. Price only SIS, Fully warranted
for 6c years, We will pay $1,000 t0r any machine that
will sew u stronger, more beautiful or more elastic
seam than ours. II makos the Elastic Lsek Stitch. -
Every second stitch eau BE- cut. and stil tho
cloth cannot b. pulled apart without tearing il. We
give Agents from SIS to s90 per month and expenses.
or 4 commisSian from which twice that amount can be
made. Address SECOND h CO., Pittsburg, Pa, or
Boston, Mass.
CIrrIoN DO not be imposed upon by other parties
palming OF worthless ~castiron machines, under the
same name OF otherwise. Ours IL the oaiv genuine and
really practical cheap machine Manufactured.
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In Chancery at IOnesbOrOHgh,

lanes ". sHAFBR ana wife y. Da,id
ID Carson and others Pnrsuspi % . O.
cree Of the Chancsry Court At 1onssooioasa,
Team, AZ IL November tern, 1893, 70 w
above cahse, ! viii offer or sals, - eosn
HoHbs door IN Jonesboro5 Tsnns On ne
day Of Nay 1889, for the purpose o. Pailss
The remainder dus the ab0Te eomPlairaavt
said eauss, . tract Of land situated paIiyl'
civil dlnrist No. rs, Greens conniL TO-
and partly 10 civil district Ma, II, WAseiss
ton county, Tenn, adjoining he lanas
hehackeH, Polls Ncnacken, Root sr',
Allen Salts and Richard Basket and nMeg
contain two hundred aad 6ny aefsA ihn-
six months credit bond and AppfoEea 49,.
y and lien retained until purchase moHY
fully paid. March bfh. 1858. .9
'esmaFlawtpns
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Notice Of Insolvency,

THE INSOLVENCY Of tbs Estate of SAINT.
Taylor, ccloted, deceased, having been
sugges.ed TO the County Court Clerk Of Car
ter county. Notice 10 hereby given to the
creditors Of said estate, to Gle their claims
duly authenticated according to law. with
the County Court Clerk Of said county, on
or before she 9th day Of June, 1859, or they
will be forever barred. March |, 1853.
RUFUS TAYLOR, (oOl) Admir-.
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American Shuttle
SeNilg Mathile

Is Warranted for Five YeaFsl Our Agents
will be supplied with duplicate paris Of the
Machine, in case Of accident. u DaksS pre-
cisely the same stitch made BY she Singer,
Wheeler / Wilson, Howe, and Florence Ma
chimes. Itbas the Under-.eed, like the bssl
Of high-priced Machines, and is lhe only low.
priced Shuttle Machine in the messst ihAi
has this feed. We are enabled to sell a first
class SHUTTLE MACHINE at a very low
price, on account Of its Simplicity, and con.
sequens low cost Of Manufacturing, IN com
p~arisOn with Complicated Machines.
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OSBORN MANUFACTURING COMPANY
loo Blreter Street, y. Y.
"0SB0RN" BIRD AND ANIMAL rlLES.

Manufactured solely by this COMPANY ~ bridgeport
Conn, under Letters Patent u the United States.
These csges are " n great variety " stylr sui inish,
and include CANARY, PARROT, MOCkING-B BIRD,
SQUIRREL, &c.
They arc finished In a superior manner; No tdiat o.
dnv dc~sriphoH-whieh Is 50 fatal To Birds aud Animals
being wed IN thcir oourrtctoS. They are Vsrmiu
Proot, Bird FNuciors will appreciate these puints Of
excellence, to bv found in no other CHges. They -
crived the hi hest premiuns AZ ths American institute
and New York State Fairs of lS67.
CArrIoS :-All our Cages are stamped with our
name upon them. send for Circular and Price List.
GEORGE .. HILTON, GKNgaAt AdENr.
6S~augalmosiG II. Z SEQ.
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SHERIFF SALES

10y VIRTUE Of two vi. Pas. issued from
I'D the Circuit CouFtof Washington conn
", Tenn, at its October term 1868, ami 10
me Directed, tested the Alb Monday of Octo.
Der 1868, upon two judgments and costs foe
ehe snm Of S47o "a dt6t and costs pronounr.
ed By SAID Courtand ia favor Of R.M. TalaG..
no for TIE use Of Joss. Rbea ana against Rem.
ben Roddy, James o.. Cox, William R. Sewer.
y. N. Hoss and WIN. P, Brewer will sell for
cash 10 hand At the Court Hose door, in the
town Of Joaesboro' on Monday the 10th dav
Of Aptil, 1869, an the right title, claim and
interest that Wm.R. Sewer has 10 and to one
brick dwelliug'hen aud lot Of land situated
in the town Of Joasshoro, Washington coun-
~, Tens, said TO contain s-4 of an acre, more
or less, adjoining the lot Of Jiles jackson,
John Gresne's heirs and Others, to satisfy the
said Judgments and costs. March 4, 1869
s.. b. GRIFFITH, Sheriff.
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DY Virtue Of an alias ri. IA. issued from
.lDthe Ghancery Court, at November term,
1868, and TO me directed, tested on the 4th
Monday Of Nov. 1868, ia favor Of Rhea and
Anderson, EI'rS., aud against Jos. S. Rhta
and VIM. r. Sewer for the snm of 1892 SIS
esbt and forty dollars cost, decreed against
the said Jos. S. Rhea and W. R. Sewer. I win
proceed TO sell, for cash in hand, at the Court
House door, in the town Of Jonesboro, on the
10Th day of April 1869, all the right, title,
claim and interest that VIM. r. Sewer haa IN
and to one brick dwelling.house and lot Of
land situated in the town Of Jonesborough,
Washington county, Tenn, said to contain
"a Of an acre, more or less, adjoining the lot
of Jilss Jackson, John Greene's heirs and the
lot known as the Martin Academy lot, to sat
isfy said debt aud costs. March 4, 1853.
Sc. GRIFFITH, Sheriff
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IA T S


We wish to Arrange with Agents, malsop
female, to represent the American Shuttle
Sewing Machine, in each State, County, and
Town in the United States and Ontario. En-
ira inducements to Experienced Agents. For
full particulars, as to Salary or COmmiSsiOn,
address,
G. v, N. ANDREWS. Gen. Ag't,
Detroit, Mich.
N. B.-FOr the benefit Of our Agents We
have arranged with parties who have Goods
suitable for Sewing Machine Agents to sell.
We will send Book Of Samples and fun par
t%icOlars on receipt Of enc red stamp. Address
G. V.N. AsOnsws, Gen. Ag't, Detroit, Mich.
ls6sdec26yl.
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- A LECTURE
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A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and
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The wofld renowned suihor, In this admirabls Lee.
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yLLpRovEA BOoN foTHoCsANDs AND TH0U.
eANuA
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THE
UTTLE
SEWING MACRINEI

Is %retailed at a price within the reach Of all.
This Machine uses q straight needle, makes
the LOCK STITCH (aiike on both sides), ha.
a self-adjus,ing tension, aud can do svery
variety Of sewing. It will hem, fell, bind,
cord, braid, seam, guilt, tuck, rpfls, and
gather; VIII work equally weldon silk linen,
wooden, or cotton goods, With silk, linen, or
cotton thread,