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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-09-02

"a NUISANCE. Saturdays have al
most become an intolerable nuisance in
our place, because of the congregating
in alleys and byways of the whisky
drinkers with their bottles, jugs and
protane and senseless gibberish. These
squads are generally made up of peo-
pie from the country, who chose this
day to make their purchases and spend
the balance of the day in drinking and
riotous conduct We hope the author
tiles will look into this matter and en-
force the law to the letter. The poor
cusses will work hard all week and get
money enough to buy pound of coffee,
gallon Of whisky, aud an armful of
tobacco, and they are satisfied, never
stopping to consider that their persons
or intellects would be better off by the
spending Of their hard earnings in other
directions Big Sandy Herald.
Now If we had talked in this way
about the Democracy of Big San
dy, the Herald would have met us with
the only kind of argument appreciated
in Kentucky-to wit: tar and feathers
and free ride upon rail.
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Corn has continued to advance, and
may now be quoted (wholesale) at 90
to 95 cents. Whisky is worth 81 10.
Timely showers have fallen all around
this locality within few days, which
were much needed.
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Goosey says that he could have been
employed another term in the Public
Schools of this place. That is rich sar-
casm on the Board of Education. We
do not believe you, Goosey.
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Geo. Davis & Co. have bought over
100000 bushels of corn within, the past
two weeks and they are making 100
barrels of whisky per day. Portsmouth
Tribune.
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Meeting at the Corners.

THE Nasbyite Democracy met at
Bascom's the other night, to consult
about the letter of Gen. Rosecrans.
One of them who could read, was
placed in chair, or on the end of a
beer keg, to read the Generals letter.
The old Patriarch was posted to do the
swearing. And he did the subject full
justice, The reader came to the fol-
lowing passage:
"The country requires, aud the Democratic
party onght to be a party Of principle, party
of life of action and progress Fossils and
fault-fnders do not properly belong to the party,
and if found in ought to go on the retired list.
Here the patriarch spit, then smacked
his mouth, wrung his hands, rolled up
his eyes, and hissed through his teeth :,
"Gawd damn him"
The reader proceeded;
IAN irredeemable paper currency or one per-
pctually tluctuating in value is a gigantic fraud
on the people--a concentration of the evils of
false weights, false measures and worse, inju-
rious to all classes, hut especially to those who
live by labor"
''There, there, by Gad," ssys the
patriarch, she is opposed to Pendle-
toms greenback scheme"
The reader proceeds:
"No local declaration inviting popular pre-
judgment Of any legal question about the terms
of payment of the National bonds should impair
the priceless value Of the public creuit at time
when it is important to create the speediest
means Of ridding the country of these enormous
expressions, but every Democratic platform
should tend to raise higher and higher the pub
lie credit, and satisfy the people Of Europe that
the Democratic is the last party in the United
States that proposes to whine or act reluctantly
/ about PAYING the public debt, even though
present holders should have bought 1t below its
| fair value"
"Hold on there" erie the patriarch.
"Why, Cd d-n him, he is favor Of
the bondholders.
The reader goes on;
"To arrest these devourng ev lis demands the
most prompt redemption OF our bonds accord
/
"LLOM on there, h-O-t-d on. Why,
Cd d-n him, he is in favor Of paying
the bonds in gold"
Again the reader proceeds
"But in these local discussions the Democratic
idea taVOrs broad rather than narrow basis
of suffrage. II is not unmindful or regardless
Of the rights Of women, Of property, and inferior
races.
Cd d-n him, he is in favor of
uiggers."
Once more the reader proceeds:
Leaving to its opponents Of all shades and
grades all narrow and sectional grounds, all
mOnopOlies and fayOritsm based on class, creed,
race, color, or national origin the Democratic
party Of the United States ought TO hold high
the banner Of universal freedom impartial JUS
lice aud equality before the law Of all who live
beneath the flag Of our country
"Why now, hold on there Cd
d-n him, he is in favor of the 18th
Amendment. The Republicans do not
go that far BY Cd | never had any
confidence in him" "Nor ,""Nor l."
"Nor | ;" went around the ring.
Our reporter was now 80 worked up
that he left.
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SOAR Flag Is still There"
THURSDAY, SEPT. =, 1850.
STATE TICKET.

Governor, RUTHERFORD b. HAYS.
Lieutenant - GocerNOr, JOHN @. LEE.
Judge Supreme Court, L UTHER DAE
Treasurer Of State, SIDNEY s. W4RNER'
Attorney- General, FR1NCTS b. POND.
Board Public FORKS, ,RICH.IRD RIP ORTER.
For Stuie Senaior-AR7BUR b. uONAHAN.
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"STAN DA RID"
FOR THE

The STANDARD will be sent to sub
scribers for the campaign as follows;
Sept. 2d to October l4th, go cts.
4" 10 " 10 cts.
Let our friends get up clubs at all the
Furnaces and Postoflices in the county
at once. We have had a lot of supe.
rior paper manufactured at Delaware,
Ohio, expressly for our campaign pa
per, and you may expect your papers
promptly on time, each week
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PEOPLE often wonder why the Dem
oCrats hate the Chinese with so bitter
malignity. A. d. Richardson, in one
of his letters from the West, in desert
biug the character of the Chinese, gives
the full explanation, in few words, as
fellows:
"We passed hosts of Cinnamon,
shortening curves and ballasting the
track. Nearly 1000 are still employ
ed in perfecting the road They are
all young, and their faces look singu-
larly quick and intelligent A few
wear basket hatg but all have substi-
tuted boots for Iheir wooden shoes and
adopted pantalP Pons and blouses. They
receive $35 per month (gold) and board
themselves, AGOf this they save from
$40 to S25 The Union Pacific Com
pany, which is paying its laborers SO
per day (currency) is about to employ
the Chinese along its entire line, They
are tractable, patient, and thorough;
they do not get drunk, nor stir up
fights aud riots"
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COUNTY TICKET.

RrpreseHtatire-JV WILLIAM S. WILLIAMS.
Probate Judge--JOHNJ c. EVANS.
CLerb--CHA c. JAMES.
Treasurer DA HID ". CHERINGTON.
omntissioner-ADAM LACKEY.
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FLAGS.

IE you want flags of any size or price,
you can get them at George Pugh's.
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TOWN LOT

EOR SALEs
Having concluded not to build In town, l now
offer for sale my lot, recorded and known as lot
No. IS, on Main st., Jackson Ohio.
For further particulars apply to or address
j. NJ. TILTON,
Aug, 10, '69-4W Jackson, o,
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Arithmetical Questions and AM


EDEN SCHOOL, o., Aug. 16.
D. MACKLEY-Sir: In the last STANDARD"
noticed three examples, believe, and will give
you the answers, according to my judgment,
They will take up too much room to give tho
solutions:
First-A. S fortune is s675 B.. $2O26.
Second-Easily given. Ans. (O) zero.
Third-Wheat 8 Bushels. $1,000
Corn " ............. 30
Oats 6 " .........,,.. /. so
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Gen Geo. W. Morgan, and others,
Democratic State Committee, Colum-
bss, Ohio.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-11
COL. JOHN F. LEWIS.

This gentleman, the nominee for the
office of Lieutenant-Gover on the
Walker ticket, has declared himself a
candidate for Congress for the sixth con-
gressional district. He declares in his
address that he has heretofore declined
to become a candidate tor Congress,
though urged to do SO by many of his
friends, because it was apprehended he
might in that way embarrass the Wal
ker ticket. lie says:
If this apprehension were we'll
grounded, l should still unhesitatingly
decline; but mature reflection has salts
fed me that there is no foundation for
this fear, as in the event of the election
of the Walker ticket which I most
earnestly desire, my duties as Lieuten-
ant Governor will be merely nominal,
and after the organization of the SEN
ate, and the election of a president pro
tenn, which will have been done several
months prior to the meeting ofCongress,
l can resign the Office of Lieutenant
Governor without detriment to the in
terest of Virginia. This opinion is con-
Cured in by the most intelligent men
with whom | have conversed on the sub
iect,"
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RAILROAD FROM CINCINNATI TO
THE SOUTH


The result of the late consultation of
Southern delegates with the board Of
trade, chamber of commerce, and city
officials at Cincinnati in regard TO build
ing railroad from the latter city to
connect with lines to Charleston, Savan-
nah, &c., is the determination to submit
the question of subscription of some
millions of dollars for the purpose to a
vote of the citizens, and great efforts are
being made to inform the people and
bring out the voters. At a meeting of
the Cincinnati board of trade, on Satur-
day the following resolution was SUBJ
mitted, but the board, it was declared,
was not quite ready to act upon it:
"Resolved, That the committee on
railroads of this board of trade be in
structed to report at as early day as
possible on the practicability and neces-
sity of connection of this city with the
Norfolk and the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroads, at the mouth of the Big Sandy
river, i'll Kentucky they taking into con-
sideration route on either the Ohio or
Kentucky side of the river, and report
what measures are necessary to secure
the building of such railroad"
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RS The Conservative Republicans
of Mississippi have issued call for a
convention to be held on the 22d June.
The call is signed by Gefferds, Wafords,
Fiske, Field, Warner, Mooreman and
others; they claim to be opponents of
President Grants policy, are separate
from the Executive Committee and or
ganization of extreme Radicals, and de-
clare their advocacy of reconstruction
strictly in accordance with the Congress
sional plan, and advise such course as
will promote harmony and fraternal
feeling between men of all sections and
colors; they say we can and must all live
together as friends. The move seems
to be favorably received.
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aea- A gentleman told us few days

- 8SeBD-% S4LAgA0hliesp WIN 02 q Az " Aay D
s ss9 that tI,934 As]9E j t tyyJS$85g
farming and manufacturing. purposes,
predicated on the defeat of Wells and the
election of Walker and the expurgated
Constitution. The purchasers positively
refusing to invest cent in the State if
Wells is elected.
This fact ought to speak in cannon
tones to every white and colored voter in
the State, and teach them the absolute
necessity of voting for Walker and the
expurgated Constitution, if they wish a
return of confidence to our State, and
the introduction thereby of capital and
energy to build up our long suffering
material prosp Gritty. All are interested
in this consideration, rich and poor, white
and black. Let them all think of it and
be governed by it-and vote the True
Republican Ticket for Walker and the
expurgated Constitution.
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GENERAL JORDAN'S CUBA EXPE.
DITION.

Another New York paper, referring
to the expedition of General Jordan,
which had landed in Cuba, 700 strong,
and of whose conflicts with the Span
iards we have had previous accounts
says:
"The next day after his landing j Or
dan was attacked by strong body of
Spaniards, reinforced by troops arriv-
ing. from Mayari. He moved out of his
position, and thereby gave the Spaniards
to understand that he gave up the field,
They charged Immediately up to the
abandoned points of defense, (saw a
dismounted gun and small quantity of
war material left as decoy,) and soon
occupied them. Jordan had, however,
previously arragned other houses, cut
ting portfolios, &C., and mounting can
non OF strong calibre. These were con-
cealed. AS soon as the troops had fair
ly got up to what seemed his abandon
ed works, he all of a sudden rained up
on them perfect fusilade. They were
cut down terribly, and fled as fast as
possible, until they met another detach-
ment from the garrison at Mayari. Jor-
dan brought along six field pieces and
two seige guns. He arrived a little
sooner than was expected, and did not
get into communication with Quesada
until the third day. He left, what he
should have never carried away, the siege
guns, and retired, as he did not wish
to wait and have all the enemy's forces
concentrated upon him. He is now,
however, safe and sound, with the rest
of his artillery and munitions of war,
along with General Quesada."
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FRIDAY MORNING, June IL, 1869.

Remember that there is to be a new
registration. Remember that if you don't
register you can't vote. Remember that
your vote will be matter of vital i'm
portance to your mother State, Register
then, in order that you may vote.
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lETANTED-AGENTS,$ SIS to 5000
w per month, everywhere, male and
female, to introduce the GENUINE I'M
PROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE This rnauiliuo win
stitch, hem, fell, tuck, Quilt, cord, bind.
braid and embroider IN a most superior
manner. Price only SlS. Fully Warran-
ted for five years. We will pay 81 900 for
any machine that will sew a stronger,
more beautiful, or more elastic seam than
ours. IL makes the" Elastic LOCK Stitch
Every second stitch can be cut, and still
the cloth cannot be pulled apart without
tearing 1t. We pay Agents from SIS to
$500 per month ana expenses, or a com.
mission from which twice that amount
can be made. Address SECOND q CO.,
Pittsburgh, Pa, Boston, Mass, or St.
Louis, Mo.
CAUTIoN.-Do not be imposed upon by
other parties palming off worthless cast
iron machines, under the same name or
otherwise. Ours is the only genuine and
really practical cheap machine manutac-
tured.
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6cel office !! Office slaRnd, heswould
sacrifice every mother'd q of us fwhite
Sand black, to get o EvepsihterssE
lin the State would Re EfhshedAS hin
in order to make nbnbY tronk Slr hsra
earnings. Let th p@gH ts1bie Id
Sat this before they BotSdoSf sutk men as
Wells
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dA0NnNds SALARY. Address U.
kpoUUUD PIANO CO.. N, Y.

Is better than our regular shaped Axes
for these reasons: Fjrst-It cuts deeper.
tSecond-It don't stick in the wood. Third
1T does not jar the hand. FoNTtt-No
ime is wasted in taking the Axe out of the
cut. Fyhb-With the same labor you will
do one-third more wo-k than with regu-
lar Axes. Red paint has nothing to do
with the good qualities OF this Axe. for
all our Axes are painted red. If your
hardware store does not keep our goods,
we will gladly answer inquiries or fill
your orders direct, or give you the name
of the nearest dealer who keeps our
Axes.
LIPPINCOTT 81 BAKEWELL,
PittSburg, Pa.
Sole owners of Colburn's and Red Jacket
Patents.
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PLY SICIAN 8.

In addition to large stock of Pure
Quinine, Morphine, Rhubarb, Ipecao.
Fluid Extracts, &C., we have the follow
ing:
Ferr-P hosphorated Elixir of Gentian,
Ferrated Wine of Wild Cherry Bark,
Elixir Valerianate of 1trychnia,
Phosphate Iron, Quinine and
Strychn1a,
" Cal1saya, Iron and Strychnia,
Valertanate, Ammonia and Qui.
nine,
.. Calisaya Iron and Bismuth,
Peps1n, Strychnia and Bismuth
Pyrophosphate of Iron,
Gentian and Chloride Of Iron.
Valerianate of Ammonia,
Wine of Pepsin,
Bitter Wine of Iron,
All Preparations of the Hypophosphites
Syrup Calcis-M grains to the ounce,
Iod1de. Iron and Manganese,
Glycerole OF IodOform.
Also, Medicine Chests and Saddle Bags
all for sale at our large new store.
M. A. q O. A. SANTOS,
je1l II Atlantic Block
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D, JAckson, Miss, June 8..-Col. Joseph
/GTEra6e commanding fourth military
hisstat and acting Mayor of this city,
twSs N1eda to-day by E. M. Yerger, in a
HthS1fA dccasioned by an official order
Pftbe Mayor levying on the property of
ESsseSip default of corporation taxes.
~ had no reference to politics.
-YesgAR~hay boon arrested and confined
at the BARRACKS.
1t is stated that she case of the United
States against Erfanger, bankers. and
Armand Brothers, ship builders, which
involves $6,000,0OO, arising out of a
ship Contract, and the deposit of money
for carrying out the same, will be brought
before the Ha8R Eadfs of appeals in a
short time. Jules Favre has been APP
pointed principal counsel for the United
States, in place of M. Berger, lately de-
ceased. The whole case will be reopened,
and additional testimony will be intro
duced to rebuff certain afidavits which
were put in evidence at the last trial.
The Republican city and county con-,
ventlon at Richmond generously nomi-
mated seven negroes and one white man
for the House of Delegates, and two
white men and one negro for the Senate.
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DETROLEUM ILLUMINING OIL.

tut . MI
BRILLIANCY,
TRUE ECONOMY,
And more than all for SAFETY, defies
both imitation and competition.
Any test to wi ich it may be exposed
will demonstrate and inspire confidence
in all who wish to secure safety, which is
more than can be said of the spurious ar
tlcles that are sold under fictiti Gus
names at low rates, and palmed off upon
the community to scatter combustion
wide.
HOUSEKEEPERS. consult the safety
of your household and use safe light.
GEO. l.. CROW,
JED IL W. Water street,
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New Advertisements.

~ o o ID b o A r. ID
On Reasonable Terms, with or without
Rooms, can be obtained in the most de-
sirab1e part OF the city, at No. ~ Freema-
son street, opposite Christ Church.
Two excellent Rooms for Married Cou.
Piles can be had If early application Is
made.
A few Furnished Rooms, from " to 81 S
per month, will be Rented. Apply on the
Premises. 1ell.lt
Virginia copy.)
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OF THE CONFEDERACY.
5000 BOOK AGENTS

KNATENTS.-- Wunn u Co., Edi-
tors Scientific American, 81
Park Row, New York. Twenty-three
years. experience in obtaining
American and European Patents.
Opinions no charge. A pamphlet, l0S
pages of law and information free. Adj
dress as above.
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THE BEST LIGHT

THE Meridian Burner for Kero-
~ sene, adapted either for Sun or COM
mon chimney. Agents wanted in every
town in the country. Samples sent by
mail prepaid on receipt of SOC. Every
variety of Kerosene Lamps, Brackets,
Chandeliers, etc., for private houses,
halls and churches, constantly on hand.
Orders for sample cases of our latest
styles OF lamps, lied promptly at lowest
prices. COULTER, JONES g. CO.,
702 Arch street, Philadelphia.
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skRUG, PAINT AND OIL
STORE.
ESTABLISHED OVER so YEARS,
..-- We offer for sale:
1000 lbs Santos Pure Lead,
1000 lbs Fosters Pure English Lead,
5000 lbs French and American Zinc,
10000 lhs Lawrence's, Grafton, Bridge
water and other Dark Paints,
Chrome Green of all kinds,
Varnisnes.
Black of all kinds,
American and Irish Clues
Sand and Emery Paper, and Cloth,
Paint and Wh1tewash Brushes,
Gold Leaf and Bronzes,
We invite buyers to an examination OF
our stock. Our experience and facilities
enable us to offer 10 cash or prom pt buy.
ers as low rates, quality considered, as
can be secured elsewhere.
Call at our New Store, on the former
site of the Atlantic Hotel.
M. A. d G. A. SANTOS,
les IL Atlantic Block.
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pUgLDERS send for catalogue of all
, new Architectural Books and Jour-
mails. Address A. j. BtCKNELL q Co.,
Pub'rs, Troy, N. Y, or Springfield, Ill.
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XN7ARM WEATHER

w
Suggests the purchase OF one OF
Torrey's s Minute Ice-C Cream Freezers,
Water Coolers,
Wire Dish and Plate Covers,
To which we call the attention of those
interested. We are prepared to sell them
very low.
Notice Is also called to our genei al
stock OF
Hardware,
Cutlery,
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PATENT POCKET CORN-SHELLER,
PROFITsOVER 200 PER CT.

Southern, State and County Rights for
SAFE. Great novelty. Send for circular.
Address WEAVER q JONES, Manufrs
Pittsburgh, Pa.
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49, s ~ Experience

A VALUABLE MEDICAL BOOK !
4 CONTAINING IMPORTANT PHYSIO-
~ LOGICAL INFORMATION to young
men contemplating Marriage, sent free
on receipt OF Is cents. Address the
CHEMICAL INSTITUTE, 43 Clinton
Place, N. Y.
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SUBSCRIPTION TERMS.
OF ANY NORFOLK NEwsPzpEE:

SUBSCRIPTION TERMS.
0Ehd bAEHspkE tp re- 5f9e4ItS Ieab'
scribers at 10 cents per week, payable to
the Carrier. Wren senypy naai1 twill be
IS for One year 80 so for six months,
and 81 so for Three months payable In
uivance.
The TFn-WEEKLY per year.. ....sS.O0
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FOR 800 PER LINE

thousand Newspapers, one month. The List
includes single Papers Of over 100000 Cir
cM10tion aVeekly, more than 100 Daily Pa
47ers, in which the advertiser obtains "a
insertions to the month, and the leading
Papers IN more than 500 dife1ent to,VnS and
cities. Complete files can be examined at our
office. Send Stamp for our Circular. Ad-
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ing Agents. New York.
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Guns,
Pistols, &c.
Our stock Is very complete and worthy
the attention of those who desire to buy
on The best terms.
Entrance to our store from % West side
Market Square, or No. 7 Roanoke Avenue.
E. p. TABB & CO.,
q West side Market Square,
je3 and No. Roanoke Avenue.
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A CENTS WANTED~for "W0-
n men of New York" Complete
expose of Female Life i'll the Great Me-
tropo.is. Sensational. Beautifully Illus
trated. Sample copy postpaid for $2.
st N. Y City.
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sIO PER DAY GUARANTEED

GIG FER Hay GU A RIA N Fed
Agents to sell the HOME SHUTTLE SEW
ING MACHINE. 1t makes the LOCK
STITCH, ALIKE ON BOTH SIDES, has tie
under feed and is equal in every respect
to any Sewing Machine ever invented;
Price S25, Warranted Tor Years.. Send
Tor circular. Address JOHNSON. CLARK
d Co., Boston, Mass, Pittsburgh, Pa, or
st. Louis, Mo.
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TIRE EXTINGUTSHER, Plant
l. syringe, Window WASHER and GAR
DEN ENGINE Tor S.. Send stamp for cir
cularS to
n. E. P. PUMP Co, Danvers, Mass.
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$4,000 a Year. Address Fox ~ Co.,
Saco, Maine.