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TELEGRAPHTC e NEWS.
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~ WARRINGTON, February 4, 1859.
THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE.
SALE OF GOLD AND BONDS. 3sra,
The WAYS and Means Committee have
authorized Mr.. Hooper to report bill pro-
hibiting the Secretary of the Treasury
from paying compensation for the sale Of
bonds, and requiring the secretary to adj
vertise for proposals to purchase them.
Gold is also to be sold at auction. This
legislation is intended to prevent here
after certain abuses alleged to have ex-
listed in the sale Of gold and bonds.
Certain favored parties having the pa
tronage of the Secretary have, in the
past four years, made enormous sums
from compensation for sales Of bonds.
There was never agood reason why these
sales should not have been negotiated by
the United States Treasurer or some other
competent official Of the Treasury Depart
ment, and thus would have been saved to
the public treasury sum sufficient to pay
the entire salaries for year Of all the ex-
ecutive officers of the Government. An
official statement of the commissions paid
for sales of Government securities makes
the amount paid to the Secretary's favorites
near million of dollars. Such are some
of the facts which now move the Committee
of Ways and Means to the preparation of
the bill above named.
THE ALASKA PURCHASE.
The correspondent alluded to in the tes-
timony of MIR. Fred. Stanton relative to the
Alaska purchase was before the Committee
on Expenditures to-day, and denied in toto
all allegations that he attempted to obtain
any of the fund for himself or anybody
else; and that he had opposed the purchase
and the appropriation for the treaty from
the time the treaty was first made known to
the public until the final action by Con-
gress. .--
GENERAL GRANT WILL ATTEND THE
INAUG URATION BALL. ..-f
1t is now authorit atively stated that
General Grant has consented, in Difference
to the wishes of his friends, both here and
elsewhere, to attend the reception and ball
proposed to be given in his honor in the
Treasury building on the evening of the
4th proximo. WALLACE.
Associated Press kilograms.
THE REPORTED PARDON OF DIR.
MTTDD
WASHINGTON, February 4.-The Presi-
dent has taken no steps regarding the par
don of DR.. Mudd beyond directing the At
torney- General to hasten his report on the
case. Mudd's early release is considered
certain.
VARIOUS ITEMS.
WASHINGTON, February 4.-The sub
committee of the Reconstruction Commit
tee have reported one hundred and fifty
names for removal of political disabilities.
The list does not include any judges or
common wealth's attorneys. N-t
The Reconstruction Committee have post
poned their report on Mississippi until the
arrival of Ex-Governor Brown, of that State.
The report on the Louisiana contested cleo
ton is not yet ready.
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AEKANsAs,-A dispatch from Memphis
says: "a train from Madison, Ark, brought
in large number Of refugees from Crit
tender county. fleeing from party of ne
groes who represented themselves as the
militia. They hanged planter named
Gibson this morning, and committed every
species of vandalism. On Sunday night a
planter named Cullen, who had been at
Little Rock and sold his cotton, while camp
ing six miles above the city, was murdered
by negro, who, after robbing him, took
wagon and horses and rode into Little Rock,
where he was arrested and lodged in jail"
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The legal rate Of interest in New York
State Is seven per cent. ,I<t .tlGs
The widow of Sir John Franklin is spend
ing the winter in Madeira. E "
SeVenty-one out of ninety-two counties
N Indiana have railroad communication.
Enamelled bricks Of various colors have
been introduced in Cincinnati for store
fronts ft'1 49,
A Connecticut court has decided that q
man who will not support his family is "a
pauper. tz re 3GLf1'F
DR.. Mcbride has been found guilty of
dealing faro in Kentucky, and fined $500.
In default Of payment, he was sent fo!the
work house to work out the fine at fifty cents
per day. 49,
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Dornestie sI.rxsta.--fBr TrpsararsJ.

Donestfc Harkets-fBr TgDBdzAr1.
NV ohk, February 4-Poon.- Stocks.
esS e @sesg sssy 8 per cent i. Ezsnsass;
Carolina 8's. 62M new, eli yirnlnin s,s. ex-
coupons, 5eh; new, g.. Tennessee es, ex.
coupons, sly new, same Louisiana SIS, old,
Flour dutl and dropping. Wheat duh and
heavy. Corn dan and 1c. lower. Pork dull;
mess &3a. 3D. Steam lard heavy; barasls,
9hGsaAs Sson sm AN a.
Standardization closed active ana Nc bet.
ter sales OF 8, 800 bales at 30 Acs Tiour fayos
buyers, but without marked change. Wheat
steady. Corn 1G12c. lower white southern,
so@a7c. Mess pork, $50 ,2o8s32. co. Lard easier;
kettle, 21Go2lAc. Whiskey steady - 94c. Rtce'
firm atsA@l0c. Other groceries qniet. 'Iur-
pentine, S7ga7hc. Rosin, $2,s5Gss.0. \, Tai al /,
Governments closed quiet,; 6.ae's, 's2. olfsk.
Money fairly active at 6I7 per GENT Sterling,
heavy at l09n., Gold, 1854. Southern secu-
rifles auiet and steady. Tennessee 6's. 67h.
Virginia g. s, 67S !; new, 49, Stocks heavy, ex.'
cited, and unsettled pm .d,s.fft - 8ai
BALrraosE, February 4.-Firginia SIS, ex-
coupons. old, Gh new, s2h. North Carolina
e's, old, s2h new, s1sss. Cotton firm nt eoc.
Flour dull. Wheat dull; prime 70 choice req,
low, S40ss. Mess pork, $50. dOG$33. Bacop-
Shoulders, l54c. Lard, 2lc. 49, ..Ss,f 80 !,
,CIxcIssArI, February 4.-Fiouy and corn
quiet and unchanged. Whiskey dull at 95c.
Mess pork, ss20f32! 90. Lard frm ;Eeity, 2ohc.
Bacon Arm and quiet; shoulders, NC; cleer
sides, lsAc.; sugar-cured hams-a heavy BUSH
ness done at laQl9hc. !; r.,f. ,.a,..s.sg,W
| LOUISVILLE. February 4.-Mess pork, esq
| 1872. 30. Lard, 2lc. Bacon-Shoulders, l4kg
l5c. clear sides, lsh01s&c. Whlskey, es
| G97c. in2S ~ as' = 'HNI2 t13ra's"5a
| ST LOUIS, February 4.-Flour quiet; fino
and low superfine &Glt6.25; superGne and low
extra, $J.500s6. Mess pork higher, AT s32 o.
| Bulk meats higher. Bacon bdoyant; shout
ders, 14h@l4kcg;;o clear sides, lsAe. Lard
| buoyant. tccf ,77"'f9t v'wTa ~ ~ So
WILMINGTON, February Spirits turpen-
tine quiet !; crude declining az t2.3o0t2 %.
Rosin lower at 81 .so@sl.95. Tar declining At
1896. Cotton, 2sAc. ~ .
New ORLEANS, February, 4.--Cottona nc.
higher middlings, 29c. sales, go bales;
receipts, 1919 bales; exports, 1905 bales.
Gold, 1856. New York sight, Nc. discount.
Sugar and molasses steady and unchanged.
The holders Of Louisiana coupons due Febru-
airy lst are notified that they will be paid on
presentation at the bapkiAg- house OF Pike
Brothers Co., New Orleans. I'm II .aa1r
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Chicago, February 3.-on
Sunday, Henry Walters, an aged man, was
murdered four miles from keokuk. Ohio,
and his sop-inlaw, William Namme, who
was with him at the time, says four men
attacked them, and killed Walters where
upon Flamme fed. Martin Keokuk, hav-
ing previously threatened to take Wallers's
life, has been arrested on suspicion, and
Flamme has also been arrested.
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TENNESSEE.
FOREIGN NEWS.

GREECE-REFUsAL TO SIGN THE PROTOCOL.
LONDON, February A dispatch from
Athens gives the unexpected intelligence
that the Greek ministers have refused to
sign the Conference protocol, and hsyeten-
dered their designations to the King.
!: LONDON February ~ Euening Still
later dispatches from Greece announce the
probable adherence Of Greece to the pro-
tocol. 80 oHlg5g7so2
s; r. 90, SOUTH AMERICA. y ]. 81. -
= PANS, February 4.--Later South Ameri-
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The Weather.

SAVANNAH, GA, February 4.-Weather
cool. Wind strong southwest.
AUGUSTA, GA, February 4.-Weather
here extremely cold.
CHARLESTON, 8. c., February 4.-The
westher here is heavy.
AUGUSTA, Me-, February 4.-The fall of
snow here continues. The roads are badly
blocked.
MONTREAL. February At is showing
here furiously. The roof of q building in
which q ball was being held last night
broke in from the overweight of snow, and
several persons were injured.
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THE NV MOVEMENT IN MISSISSIPPI
Jlc5Son, Mss, February Sex -Governor
4. g. Brown and Judge II. T. Simrall last
night started to Washington to represent
the people of Mississippi before the Recon,
=truction Committee. They 90 at the soil
citation of their fellow-citizens generally of
both political parties.
III is understood that thcse gentlemen fa-
vor "universal suffrage and universal am
ncsty."l
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The velocipede hat f" has appeared.

IH1 'e1OVlpeue uat Has uPPe"Io0'
Messrs. Mason and Slidell will shortly
return TO this country in company with
Jefferson Davis, 80. ,,[s 80, l.., s,,
d Tie latest about Rogers in New York is
that he was killed by some one to spite o
life insurance cempanyseoqs aega
The world knows that the real pronoane',
of the "conipg man, : as certified by the
bes, authority, is Hiram U!ysses," sd
not ULYSSES Simpson. bafir'yr., 81
sett5.
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Foreign markets-fBr TsIrsRAPHl. ;,

LONDON February 4--Noom.l Copsols. 9sa.
United States bonds, 75a. Tallow, 46s. Sd.
LIVERPOOL, February 4.-Noon.- Cotton &C.
tive; uplands, on the spot l2Hd., afloat
I2sd. Orleans, I37sd. estimated sales, TO-
o0c bales. Corn-Old, 3ss. new, Sis. AJter-
n00n.-Cotton active; uplnnds, on the spot
l2Ad.. afloat l2Ad. Lard steady. Naval
stores dull.
Eoe,fng. -Cotton closed at Tl2hd. for mid
diings, and l2Ad. for Orleans; sales, $4,000
bales. -.t.gf
HAvRE, February 4.-Cotton opens active;
on the spot, 1851. afoat, l4of.
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F.HE OFFICER GAKoTGD IL BALTIMORE.
un Monday night about o'clock MIR. vii
liam Savin, first teller in the National
Mechanics Bank, while proceeding to his
residence, on Garden street, was accosted
cu Charles street north of Monument by
two or three men, one Of whom seized him
~ the throat while the other TOOK from him
t"enty-three dollars in notes. MIR. Savin
struggled with the men, but was beaten,
and lett unconscious on the ground.-Ame-
,irrp.
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ROBBERY or TREASURER OF G. A. R.
Boston, February Sit is reported that
the robbery of l.. +. Sisson, Treasurer of
the Grand Army Of the Republic, was con-
cocted by himself, he having spent the
money. He has secured its reimburse
ment. ----
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The New YORK Painters STRIKE
Neao York, February 3.-The strike ofsthe
job printers has practically ended, all the
larger establishment having conceded to
the terms Of the strikers. T., -
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SOUTHERN LEGISLATURES.
GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, Ca, February Ain the SEN
ate the resolution authorizing Alexander b.
Stephens and Brown and Parrot to proceed
to Washington and represent to Congress
the true state Of affairs i'll Georgia, and as
certain what solution of the unfortunate
difficulties will be satisfactory to Congress
and compatible with the duties Of sworn
Legislators, was withdrawn.
The House refused to refer the question
Of negro eligibility to the Judiciary Com
mittee, and resolution to refer to- that
committee the question whether additional
legislation is necessary to bring negro elgi-
bility before the Supreme Court, now IN SEES
sion, was def eated.. Il I'D es.rts . s..
~ .as y TENNESSEE. III aa .aun. -.
NASHVILLE, TENN, February speaker
Richards has vacated the chair of the
House pending the Investigation of charges
against him of corruption in, connection
with missing school funds. Il
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SENATOR FROM WEST NIRG1N1A.-H Wheel
ing, Vest a., February 3.-Ihe contest
yesterday in the Legislature for United
States senator resulted in the choice OF
Governor Arthur /. Borcman.
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,s...f n, EDUCATIONAL rtt l.
MACON COLLEGE,
ASHLAND, HANOVER COUNTY, VA.

The SECOND TERM or later hair OF tho cur
rent annual session Of RANDOLPH MACON
COLLEGE, will begin on the 18th Of February and
continue TIL the fourth Thursday In June favor
able time Is here presented for the entry OF now
students at half the annual charge. ,a,,g.- .enrI
For further particulars address
~" REV. JAMESlA.EDUNCAH.s
Pr aiLent.
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SsvERE Snow STORM IN MAISE.-Aat-
g,@Io, Ne, February 3.-The severest
enow-storm Of the season prevails. Fight
inches have already fallen, and still SNOW
ING ... e.. ........., ....... ...rg 4
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Fire. Chicago, February 3.-Barly this
morning Thomas DUTIES wholesale and re-
tail grocery, at No. 56S Morgan street, was
burned. Loss, $4,000.
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GROUND Hoe DAYS. Tuesday was
cold and snowy day, we may expect to have
an nearly spring - Westminster advocate /
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A practical joker came to grief recently
in Michigan. He initiated an owl, and a
friend, believing him really to be one, shot
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FRANCE,

PARIS. February 4.-The instruction
among the wild tribes of Algeria has been
suppressed.
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! Hogs were In demand at an advancej $500
head &c sI6Dtf6.B 30 y 100 Rs, nett = u
Shesp were ia fair demand at fuii prices =
800 head sold ct s9sc. u D., gross, IS 70 coz
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URGENT INQUIRY FROM VIRGINIA AD-
DRESSED TO THE COUNTY CLERK.-Mr. T.
B. Disney, the county clerk of Hamilton
county, Ohio, says the Cincinnati CONNER
cial, has just received the following epistle
from q colored individual in Virginia: -
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can advioes report that the Brazilians have
gone to Ascunsion to establish provisional
government for Paraguay.
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Cattle Markets.
Richmond. Va.

THURSDAY, February 4.-Nearly three nun,
bred head of cattle were received during the
week, mostly of inferior grades. Sheep are in
good supply. three hundred and sixty five head
being received for theweek No hogs received,
but the lot, of about two hundred held over
from the previous week were sold at 10 cents,
net. Sales were made as follows:
BeeJ-Common, SIC. p b., gross fair TO
good, 4 to &c. % H.; the best on the market
sold ate. z D. strictly prinas would sell for
Sc. q b. s.----,.--~. -, ~.
prime at Az to Sc. n H., gross.
Rogs.-- Good AZ l5c. u D net. o7 Trr. in
20 s9eEo e'~s New York. Nv r90E. sls
MoSnAy, February 1.-The prices of Beef
cattle well maintained; trade rather slow.
Prime beeres ready sale at l6{Dl6Hc. " d., net
weight, with now and then bullock sold az
l7c. a H.. For the beet lots l7Hc. z d. asked !;
number sold for over l6c. very Limited. ihie
rlor lots sold at sG3lc@l2c. d. Very FAR
Trade is fairly active for fair to good Sheep
which sell at5Gl6c. 2 b. Ono Grove was sold
Saturday fo-- &c e y. live weight. "A few
others were sold at 6HG62c. p b., while large
numbers were disposed Of for less than &c. p H..
Sloine scarce and selling at high rates. The
market active and prices firm st li9l4Ae. q
sold 1T Ice. y n Live hogs are worth aboa I
lA0llHc., with q few choice lots above these
quotations.
Philadelphia Pa.
MONDAY. February l.-5 p. Ml--The receipts,
Of Beer Cutie at the Avenue droye-yard reached
1900 head this week. The market was moder-
a:eiy active and prices We're well main tanned.
extra Penns lvania and Western steers. ss.tipg
at GS0loe., fair TO good do. AZ 5000, and com
mon ~ SSpT " w., gross, as to quality lk
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PHILADELPHIA, February A large
dry goods jobbing house failed to-day for
$500,000.
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Failure of n Dry Goods House In
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=" JAN. THE IS, SO,

"LEBANoN, RUSSELL Co. VA.
81 CLERK of Cincinati-Please make inquiry
for my brother Charles Hargis, tell him we
are all well at present hopeing this may
find him enjoying the same blessing. We
want to here from him rite off. Charles
Hargiss is col. man, common size, very
black, weight ITS. Rite soon as this comes
to hand. Yours,
"JosIAH HARGIss, COL"
Let me no what is for good hands, if he
is doing well or not, if he is comeing home
this spring or not"
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MEDICAL COLLEGE, OF. VIRGINIA,
'~tt .aIg RICHMOND. - ffai 9tf
SUM MER SCHOOL
LECTUR E.Rs.

LECTURERS. -.
J. s. wFLLFORD, NJ. D.. Materia Medtca and
Therapeutics, 90 NJ $50 ,.1fl aiafh
nj. L. JAMES, N. D., Practice OF Msdicine.s
rs J. PEBBLES, Md, Diseases Of Women
J. r.. PaGa, M. D., Surgery. B1't
w. Ii. TAYLOR, NJ. D., Chemistry.
+. b. WAIklNs, N. D., Obstetrics.
j. &. SHELTON. NJ. D., Physiology.
GEORGE ROSS, n. D.. anatomy.
The NEXr SESSION WILL COMMENCE ON
THURSDAY, April l. and continue four months.
The course will consist Of diiy lectures and
ex ,minalions, with appropriate clinical idstruc-
ton.
The hospitals furnish ample opportunity TO
stuGy cases Of disease and the season tthe sum-
mer) diseases.
Facilities win be afforded for dissecting. Text
Books those usei IN the winter. g
FOR graduation, the Faculty recognize attend
ance these lectures equivalent to ear study
In precepsor's office aud In the winter course
allow a credit OF half their cost. g" f~
FEss: matriculation. IS Lee ures. aoo.a.un
FJr circular or any further lnformaGon, apply
to NJ. L. JAMES, NJ y Dean,
fe ID, sw& w1awaw i08 east Grace street.
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COMMERCIAL.
Grain and Flour Markets.

Corn AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, VA, February A, 1859.
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MARYLAND .4a - at s.a-Ez
lM. AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE,
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY. Md. JE
fga 4.rz ON THE RAILROAD BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE - aAB
NINE MILES FKoM WASHINGTON CITY.
Sessions open SEPTEMBER 18TH i1.'H ,F'a*f
.I-.u- " SD and FEBRCARY LET
Vacations from July lst to septemberlsth.
i Entire charge for i've months, st2s. No extras.
Uniform required. .g..,.r
For circulars or information apply to f.. IN
as.gt !. (, FRANKLIN BUCHANAN, President;
or to Major r. A. G.. HANDY, Registrar,
Postofice atthe college. JaNsm
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PARIS, February 4.--Latsr South Ameri-
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e Heddarich. % ia rndaes aaa Go. iJ EN-
hbls;J u Brumy, ~ bva coffee, bN D pUWs
der; a * Wells %, . ok chains; q WoIf
burg. / bbi svrurt d Wee 4 o.. n b5I
syrup; Kohn g. Vile, q barrel or syrup.
r.. FOR HusHrFarEar.
TO Lower Ohio-D bills ale, toms aun-
10 Aem phia--lO bblsnla 20 bdin rpolfaa.
70 New Oriean6-2i bbiH eggs. Kegs of
butter.
no Tenneasee River-28 bbls -four. So bars
irQus 20 Dzs dry goods. tons mdaa.
To Wabnsh-zU tons mdao
To Cum berlanG-00 pcs tndaa.
fatcnmtmWa frorH umr EaHnmmmea.
CFcrNNATr.--The Commercial OF Thurs
day Says
Admiral David bison and wife departed
for California last blight The Admiral
goes West ~ look aiier hia railroad inter
esfHa
The C0maerofars Louisville special aayas
The tow-boat Albion arrived last night
out OF the canal both OF her bnrgcs lodged
across the abuinent az tns mouth They
The gazette says:
The new snan-bont %. Thayer arrived III
Little Rock on the llth, and would remain
there "a day or two, then 60 % Fort smith
70 commence clean ling the anags QUO oi tho
from the 10Th 30 che 18Th inst. tbe auag-
boat J. Albert pulled aud destroyed uity-
five Huaga from the mouth Of mis- uurt
River up forty-sevon miles. Good work.
LoUnvILLH. = The Courier Journal Of
Thursday says:
The 81 Charles, from Cincinnati yester-
day morning, was crowded with pHsscu-
gers. The jam was taken advantage Uf hE
the IGN t-nngcred gentry, and number OF
passengers we're robbed, One. "a railroad
agent, lost $40. an az had.
The Falls Pilot, in ascending the fails
Tuesday night Win ne oId nun 81 the
Sovereign ln tow. got aground ou the rocks
in the middle Of the chute ANA swung
round, HEAD down stream, and viii res
main there until there ia rise in thc rive
en-. she lies straight and easy, and viii
h0at OF without damage.
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Firing FOUR SHOTS IN TWO SECONDS, using
orfJi5tny-fJ CIygtBltcqtltiOn. Manufactured by
ROPER SPORTING ARMS { o., A naherst,
Mass send for descriptive circular, giving
price list and testimonials
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-22
AGENTS. SIS to s1eO per
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w month, everywhere, male and ie-
male. TO INTRODUCES the GEN JUNE I'M
PROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY
sti, Gu hem. fell, tuck, quilt, cord. bind,
braid and empr9ider in a most superior
manner. Price only S18 Fully warrant
ed for five years. We will pay 81 900 for
any machine that will sew a stronger,
more bea utlful, or more elastic seam than
ours 1t makes the Elastic Lock Stitch y
Every second stitch can be cut, and still
the cloth canuot be pulled apart without
tearing it. We pay agents from SIS to $500
Der month and expenses. or q com mission
rom which twice that amount can he
made. Address SECOMB & co. Pittsburgh
pa. Boston, Mass, or ST. Louis, Mo.
CauffOm.-Do not be i'm posed on by 9TH
er parties palming of worthless cast iron
machines, under the same name or other
wise Ours is the only genuine and really