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AVAILABLE FARM

C,8NTAINfStl l6BAs acres, % acre- clrared
\ suti 10 good iliiable c9ndilion me balance
Ia eut.f timber will be sold hy THE under
slgurti. neirs OF Hugh Mcclellan, ts ihu lIisi-
est bidder, f0I division on
Tuesday the 9TH Of December next,
ietwern tne hours Of y aud : O'clock, 90 the
premises. The improvements are good
dweffi uu- house, Kitchen, Snoke-huuse. rta-
iltss rribs NJ other out-hOusss. grass l0s and
a inr young orchard, ngss bearing. SAID f1rt1
Is Situated = miles mortl lseast Of Memphis, la
the FIRST civil district ~ shelby county, two
and a-haff miles from shelby liep1t, ". & %.
l. H.. itIid on the rauj leading - icriegsvili-
1ER1ts-Hsif cash, the balance GU credit
Of twelve niou tiis, with iien retained.
r G. Met 'LEI.LAE.
". X. 9iCCLlsiLAS.
NJ 4. uAN iDSON,
rol7wt NJ ]. MCCLELLAN.
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NS MONDAY, THE .TH DAY or No
" Vember. lsGs, viii proceed 10 sell, on
The premises OF the lsts e. X. Peyton, in
shelby county ana state OF Tennessee to the
highest bidder, all the personal efiects Of
+. r. PeytOn, decreased, consisting of horses,
mules, CATTLE hogs, farming tools. wagons.
corn and fodder, household and Kitchen FUR
niiurc. Sale 10 coInlnence at y O'Clock.
Terms cash. NJ, A. PEYT0S,
noaU Adal'x OF Y. Il. reyton. deed.
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NOTICE.

WILL apply, at the December Term OF oui
/ shelby County Court, for q confirmation
OF my settlement as the AdmInistratriz ol
the estate OF the late DIR. Zeno T. Harris, de
ceased. All persons interested are hereby
notified. soesl E. +. HARRIS.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Meeting of Chamber Of Commerce

TTNHE regular monthly meeting OF the
L Chamber OF Commerce will take place,
atthe Hall OF the Chamber, on MONDAY, Id
inst. nj pm. r. A. NELSON,
Ledger COW. Ino2ll President.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SAL S

TVNIi Z undersigned desires TO sef his entire
1 interest in the business aud property Of
the :" Memphis Cotton Press Association" p"
Nhis interest viii insure an active business
man u very large Increase on the Investment.
Terms, one half cash, balance as may be asreed
o.. lnol1i THOMAS GRAVES.
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MARSHAL'S SALE.

n virtue OF two executions % me directed
ID froul the Municipal Court OF Memphis,
one IA mVor OF J. +. Petit aud against tie
AleI8pllls Mining and Aanu facturii8sg om pa
ny Judgment on the Ilth day OF May, lS-5N, Tor
s.s-6f ul 1.-TWO thousand seven hundred and
SlNty-niuc dollars aud two cents, besides
costs Of suit; the other in favor OF 81. J.
" Wlcl-- and against the same Company. 3udg-
Inrnt on the same day for sld72 ~ tonr thOu-
sand alld s-V enty two dollars aud my cents,
besides costs uf -ult, VIII proceed 10 sell 20
th,, highest bidder, for cash. ia front % the
courthouse door of the Municipal CouIt, on
Wednesday the lst Day Of December, 1869,
between the iegal hours or sale. the following
tit-Scrliied property ,to-wit: The leaSelDld In
lereSt OF said Com p1tnN IN and 10 the IrAct OF
hand y iticiI the Rolling Nils are sitisated
fronting sSl'i ieet Oh Promenade street, IN the
citv OF Memphis, Tennessee, ana running
back between parallel liue-. about 100 feet 20
Woif river. said iel.selitid has ten years 20
run from iUue, $50. tosether with all the i'm
PROVEN thereon, cons istiug Of buildings 5,
inuchinety. boilers, engines, ruiliug-inills.
ui.stfJriii-scales. and all the ixfurcs belong
ing 10 said Rolling Minis, levied on us the
property OF the Memphis Mining and Manu-
factutiHE Company, and sold To- satisfy the
foregoing Judgments, interest unf costs.
i. II. BtrSW Eli,
Marshal VI. G., II.
Is N. r. BAL1- deputy Marshal. -
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Railroads in Russia Military De-
fenses.

On the Sth of January, 1863, the
Gar Of Russia offered an Imperial
Ukase ordering the immediate COM
pletiOn of the following railroads:
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KINGS STATE DIRECTORY.
PRoSPECrUS
- UF
Kings Tennessee State Directory
FO1. 1870.

'I'IlE undersigned. believing that the Inter
l tsts OF the business com nIiuity deiuaud
the publication uf new work containing
ia relation 10 all Persons Firus
and Companies engaged in Mercantile. Man
ufacturing and Professional pursuits in each
Of the numerous cities aud Towns situate in
the state OF Tennessee, propose 70 publish a
book which Will embrace:
PART IA COMPLETE SHIPPEKs' GUIDE,
which Will contain Descriptive List q! All
the Cities, Towns and Villages In the Sta 2.
ith null and complete shipping Directions
70 all points, aud also giving The stations oi
Express and Telegraph Companies doing
business iu the state of Tcnue->ce-
PART U.-rHE tITIEs Am fuwSs OF rES-
Nf-sSEE, giving tasir iOcsltiOn nnd pori!l;t-
tIon, with null aud accurate alphabetical lists
OF the names Of ali persons doing business ID
each place.
Pam III Il CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DtREC-
TOBY containing, under appropriate " head
lugs accurate Lists of he Names and i-ocsl-
tiOn OF ali Persons, Firms and Incorporate
Companies engaged In business tn the Towns
and cities throughout the STATE OF Tennessee.
PART IS.-A NEW tNTrED STATES FusroF-
FICE DIRECTORY, containing The name amt
locality of every Pnst9fiice Ia the United
States ana Territories
The Work Will oe printed with New Type,
on good paper, and bound In one large aud
sElsndid V0luins. Su6st-rtbefs' naTneA viii be
inserted Ia Ins Work Ia large BOLD TYPE,
0nd the business ia which each Is engssed
VIII be very ftiiy 6nd conSpicu0uSly Set forth.
The names 81 persons who do not subscribe
will be printed IN abe usual manner
Copies OF the Directory VIII he left at the
prIuci pal hotels in TenHessee, aud sent, for
the use OF the public, 10 ths Postmaster in-
Gated at the county seats OF the different
counties IN the state thereby rendering lie
Work an invHlusble medium for advertising
20 all persons engaged lu i'uIn Fcial, Alauu-
featuring or Professional business.
Terms Of Subscription per Copy, pay
able Oh delivery.
" DApr.Q or AnVERVTSTN No.
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Kentucky Baqqinq.
AdminisfrafriY' Sole

w are in daily receipt "KY. PY" fnll ay-
w eiage two pound Bagging. VIII Se4 at
lowest market price.
1ODD & RICHAR-s soy,
nos0 Lou'ayille, Ky.
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TRANSPORTATION.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
Memphis and Charleston R. R

nN AND AFTER TD-DAT, NOV. EIrH,
~ Through Trains for Nashville. Chatia-
noOga and East, leave at l. ana IL 80 PIN.
New Orleans Train and points on Miasis-
slppi Central, - =, IA. and 6c0 pm
Mail Train arrives az $50 p.in. nolj
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Mississippi and Tennessee R.R.
CHANGE OF TIME.

IN AND AFTER SUNDAY. NOV. Il, ISIS,
" until further notIee, II Ans VIII ruu rs
follows:
NEW oRl-EASs MAIL, bAtLI-LeRves Menu
pliis az l. iu., making dIrert connections
ior New Orleans, NIckSbur9 r. and All points
South.
EMPRESS, DAILY-LeayeS Memphis 10 p.nI-,
making direct connection for tOffctN Tile.
Water Valley. oxford. Holly Springs. ard
all points North OF Grenada, on Mississippi
Central Railroad.
baggage check 81 through.
frocure tickets q * - Main street or at the
Depot. Omnibuses viii rHli Tor passengers
and check tagg9se, by lsaXing orders At 20
Main Street. \. =. LlNEKAtOkE,
G.. 4. UAEG.EY. g. T. A fuOl4I Gcu'i Sup'L
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WHOLESALE
DRY GOODS
B. LOwenStein & Bros
a aaa
HAVE lust RECEIVED

200 cases beautiful New Prints
100 cases BIeached Domestic
100 cases Cotton plaids,
100 cases leans,
so cases Linseys,
so cases FlameIs,
20 cases ShawIs,
5 cases CIOaks,
so cases Breakfast Shawls,
5 cases Arabs,
20 cases BaImOral Skirts,
10 cases Boulevard Skirts,
100 bales 0sHaburg,
100 bales Brown Domestic,
SO bales Blankets,
25 bales Kerseys.
Also, an immense New Stock of
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MEMPHIS &LITTLE R0CKR.R

EF+ only y hours 20 Little Rock.
Ess the only sHie aid certain route TO Little
ROek.
re- Never falls 10 make connections carry
lng the United States Mail
SB Round Trip can irc uinde in days, ana
spend ali day In L!uie Ross
30 Always @ wits uited states Malls u
never misses.
&c Train leaves daily. o. o'clock a. NJ,
sunday tuciuded. 4. n. " ILL AN~.
EolJ General Agent amt superintendent
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Lumber, Laths and Shingles

HAVE now on hand. and am CONSTANT
/ saving. full stock OF building Lumber,
OF all dimensions; Sills, Joists, Studding
Posts. Boards OF all lengths, aud clear LuIn-
Der; also, a large stock or
LATHS AND SHAVED SHINGLES
Particular attention given TO the shipmen
OF Lumber. Orders solicited
ns- Mills and Lumher Yard on Wolf River,
north OF Bayou Gayoso.
se5 dAw g NJ, vENABLE
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G n AN ERY SALE,
on Tt ESDAY NEXT,
or CITY AND SUBURBAN LOTS,
belonging to the Estate or jas. \. Carnes.
n,4re,,.-..,t

WE invite special attention 10 THIS I'm por-
w tAnt sale ui valuable and Lrautiful prop
crfy. commencing on Tuesday Ie Il.
The ElrN LsiS are located he east bonn
dtry line % the city Ht the intersection ui lC
Memphis and Uai0 railroad aud Eriul1lsS stl-
rutlr. amd AFFORD as strong Inducements as -
,-tiiss, ncigiburhood and OuyeuIeIlI locaiir y,
bt' aeSi rstt. fpr pleasant and de> rjle
home lut, at u small outlay OF money.
The SUbJRHAN I0rs are the choice 90 the
choicest around the citT, as 10 shape, sol Z.
health society ana cuniN eui-uC call OF them
being within short walking distance % the
Fair Ground and Wilson'S station, on thr
Memphis and Charleston railroad. three miles
east Of the city. The sale begins on 1Jlt-sti0 s.
5ai, Mt 10 O'Clock, on Brin!liry avenue, and
yg ~ be closed ON the suburban. lots the next
day, Wednesday, the IA
Terms OF sSHle-fhird cash: balance in one
aud two years, With interest nni personal Sc
ctrity- retaining lien. Plans OF the property
fnaY b- hsd az my office and Of the auctioli-
GERS. COnVeyHHces leave the city from tae
Clerk : Office at 9 O'Clock. A. ALSTO$,
CLERK aud Master.
RnYsTER. TREzEVANr & TO Auct'rs uoql
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THURSDAY. N0YEMRER -

At o'clock pm. uron the p-eaiisos. W,eu
and who're We shall sz happy % inset 4 fc-L
attendance o4 biltcrs
IEttMS OF HALE.-Ez.l czzl, balance
equally dis L,ed In and - month 81 ~ z-.-
ttrest. secured b. deeds u t-lz- 1ou l-s
properly. The --i- VII 8e Win rzrr9-lt ---i
10 the purchase .sitl rells fro-z ls. Ess5l--
ber, snd po-----lul iSt of Ja--s-F
EUlSTkf.. TI;EZENANE e co.
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New Books.

THE AMERICAN YEAR BOOK AND Ma
TIoNAL REGISTER FOR 1869, published
by 0. d. Case q Co., of Hartford, is uu-
dOubtedly the most complete and valu-
able book of astronomical, historical,
political, financial, commercial, agri-
cultural, educational, and religious
reference ever published. 1t is uni
versal almanac, filled with Information
never before presented in so compact n
fOrm. The Hon. Horace Greeley says
that il "contains much that every man
would like to know, and more than
one man ever did know. The labor be.
slowed must have been immense, and
it gives better collective view of the
progress and material resources OF our
people than any other compilation"
Among other valuable statistics, it In.
cludes tables of the principle officers of
the Government, from the first CONT
mental Congress 10 the present time, list
OF Governors in every State from its adj
mission into the Union down to 1869,
accurate Congress and Committee lists,
complete ia BILE OF Ministers resident
and of Consuls, a foil compilation of
Assessors and Collectors. Army and
Navy lists, the names OF all the colleges
in the United States, with their charac-
ter, location, and date OF organization,
abstracts OF public laws, statistical
sketches of all the States and Territor-
les, nearly one hundred pages of Presi-
dental election figures, giving the vote
OF every county in the United States
from 1886 to 1868. and obituary notices
OF the distinguished dead of 1858. The
compilation of the volume reflects great
credit on its editor, Mr.. David N.
Camp. The work will be sold by sub.
scriptiOu, and its proprietors offer the
most liberal terms to agents.
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e0tttelEiqe1rte1..


BY GEORGE W. RUNGAY.
Rivet the last Pacific rail,
With silver hammer and golden nail;
For over The hill and over the vale,
The iron horse is swift'yc ming.
Along the prairies wild flowers sweet,
With red lips kiss his flying feet,
Wild eagles his wild scream repeat:
His hymn of praise the bee IS humming,
HALT the day aud deedl
datIto the iron steed !
Hail to the iron rail!
Hail to the West, all hail!
Now the rising and setting sun
Shall see the East aud West are one,
Wherever the S. eed of steam shall run,
The Union shall be one forever.
Stale linked with State with iron banda,
Hearts lii ked with hearts, and hands with
hands,
Hail to our broad free lakes and lands!
Hail to our free lands!
Hail to our free hands
Hail TO the gold nail
Hall to the last rail!
Over the p: Aries of gold and green,
Over rivers that roll between
Plnmbed mountains OF richest sheen,
The steam horse tolls harder and harder.
Now soaring the wild herds and dOcks,
Now laundering over granite blocks,
Now climb g his steep shelving ro3Ks,
Now up the Sierra Nevada.
Hall to the plains below!
Hail to the peaks OF snow!
Hail to the hammers stoke!
Hail to the echoes woke!
From ocean to ocean this rail
Runs over ire mountain and vale.
Which echo with blows on the ma
now heard by the list'uln2 races.
Hail TO the pathway or nations here!
1t runs to-day through hemisphere,
The good time coming must now be near,
II shines on our hope-liV hted faces.
Hail to the age OF steam!
Hail to the iron team
nail to our iron DRrb
Hail to our nag o! sLArS!
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a Republican View OF Republican
D0YIav
! t,,o,,, ,,.,,erday,, pittsturoh Gqeette.

FroD Yesterday's Pittsburgh Gasette.
No decision, of the question concern
ing the Virginia election, was arrived
at. bV the Cabinet meeting OF yesterday.
It ia supposed that this delay ls due to
the differences OF opinion as 20 the prop"
to the expedienoy of submitting sepa-
reteIv certain clauses OF the Constitu-
| Iior Involving questions ofpurely local
| Interest, AS to test oaths and disfran-
| chjsements, the President and his con-
stitutional advisers are of one mind,
that these shall be made distinct issues
at the polls. In view of the actual sit
nation, II must be admitted that pub
lie sentiment in all quarters, at the
North as we'll as the South, points,
beyond any misunderstanding in
the direction of ltberaltty and con-
Citation. In the case OF Virginia,
the Administration will simply recog-
nize the general feeling among its own
| intelligent supporters in every part of
the Union, Our wisest friends in Mis-
souri have already taken open ground
| for the inauguration OF more liberal
policy In the affairs OF that State, and
we shall anticipate similar movement
in Tennessee as soon as the still. exist.
ing causes, for bitterness in their local
politics, shall have been removed in the
course OF events. E Is d greater work
n that State than In any other South
ern community, to invite the friends OF
the Union to relax their strong hands
over a class which has SO recently
made war upon the Republic, since
such men as Andrew Johnson con-
tipue to keep alive old dissensions,
and aggravaIe the political and per-
sonal enmities which but for him, and
such as him, would ere this have faded
away altogether But, even in Tonnes
see, these pestilent agitators will in time
lose all their power for mischief, and
after them will come more suspicious
condition of the popular feeling, and
the speedy relax alton OF that restrictive
policy which has hitherto been consid
cred necessary. The better classes of
citizens, of whatsoever opinions during
tho rebellion, are already in accord,
throughout nearly all of those States,
upon that policy which shall, quickest
and surest, extinguish the last traces of
an era OF infatuated and reasonable
folly. a generous Cancellation on one
side will be met on the other by a
hearty submission to the lessons of eX-
perience, and by works corresponding
~ meet for repentance. A wise forbeRr'
ance will permanently secure the fruits
which war first conquered by arms.
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PLEASANTS COUNTY.
Crop Prospects and Farm Work.
BEN's Run. WEST VA. I
Nav llth.


May 1lth.
Weekly InteLigencer:-Iam not in the
habit of writing for the press. but as
you are DESTROYS of hearing from the
country generally, 1 thought note
from Tyler might be acceptable.
The farmers ara now all in earnest
planting their corn crop, which is about
as large in breadth ofterritory as usual.
The potato crop is now about all plant
ed and it does not amount to much
more than half that of last year in this
county, along the Ohio River. Pros
pect OF all kinds of fruit is very fine for
a full crop. The growing wheat crop
is the most fAttering of any we have
had for several years, and we all hope
for an abundant crop OF this cereal.
The grass on the meadows Is now
looking we'll, bat it was late starting
this spring; and such being the case
with the grass or pasture fields in this
section, we were compelled to feed our
stock fully one week later than usual,
and 1t is the opinion OF the writer, that
grass beet will be several days later than
usual this season. FARMER.
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PETTY TYRANNY.-Man "dressed in
little authority" we are POLITICALLY as
well as truthfully told, is apt to do some
things that are supremacy ridiculous as
we'll as extremely unjust. but it is not
often that we have as marked demon
stration of this tendency to indulge in
petty tyranny rs in the case of Rail-
road President in Pennsylvania, pre-.
siding over the destiuies of railroad
fifty seven miles in length, f. A. Com
ly by name, who has prohibited the sale
OF the Philadelphia Inquirer on that
road. That paper, whether justly or
uDjusLly, has no bearing on the act in
question, commented unfavorably on
the management of the road. The
President responds with "vermillion
edict" torbidding all the agents along
the line OF the railroad, and who are
dependent on 1t for their supplies, from
selling the obnoxious sheet. A more
utter confession of the business of the
comments of that paper, and OF the
Presidents inability to reply to or re.
flute them, could not have been made.
Were such ridiculous example likely
to be followed elsewhere, the matter
would be of serious moment, and con-
Germ very nearly the liberty and indie
pendence of the press; but we take it
for granted that the egregious stupidity
of this Pennsylvania autocrat is not
likely to find many followers.
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A COOP SHoT.-A gentleman remark
ing in a tavern that he had shot hawk
at ninety yards with No. 6 shot, anoth-
er replied:
unjust have good gun, but Uncle
Dave here has one that beats it."
"Ah!" said the first, "how far will it
kill hawk with No. 6 shot ?"
~ don't use shot or ball either" an
swered Uncle Dave himself.
"Then what do you use, Uncle Dave?"
II shoot salt altogether l kill my
would spile before could get it."
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Merchandise for Real Estate.

A FIRM, retiring from the business, offers
"A for sale stock OF flne taiIor's and CLOTH
ment OF Ladies' SILK and Velvet Dress BuI-
t"ns, and would take in exchange for a poT-
ton OF the purchase, Real Estate in any
healthy location in the southern States
Property In or near q city preferred This IL
desirable OPP ortunity for any wishing to
commence business or to add Q departmr nt
of this kind to q business already establish
ed. Address Boz S,o57 Post Once, New
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gsnr notwithstanding.
aaa FEE aaaa 1l

TO THE WORRYING CLAs5:-I am now pre-
psrC,i TO furnish all classes with constant
employment at their homes the whole of
the time, or for the spare moments. Bust
ness new, light and profitable. Fifty cents
to IS per evening. is easily earned by persons
OF either sex, and the boys and girls earn
nearly as much as men. Great Inducements
are offered those who will devote their whole
time TO the business; and, that every person
who sees this notice, may send me their ad-
dres, and test The busin for themselves, l
make the following unparalleled oter: To
all who are not we'll Satisfied with the bust.
ness, Will send 81 to pay for the trouble Of
writing me. Full particulars, dl recttons, &C.,
sent free. sample sent by mall for 10 cents.
Address e. @. ALLEN. Auausla. ME.
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THIRTY YEARS. Experience I'm the
Treatment OF ChFOuIc and sexual
DISeases.-A Physiological PTeW Of Marriage
The cheapest book ever publlshed-con-
taEnIng nearly go pages, and 100 nne plates
and engravipgs OF the anatomy OF the na'
with treatise on early errors, us dePloraoIe
consequences n on the mind and Dody, WIN
the authors plan OF treatment-the only IA
iiOnaI aud successful mode OF cure, as shown
By a report OF ca es treated. a truthful adj
wiser 10 The married Ynd those contempla
ling narIiage who entertain dUuOts OF their
physical condition. sent free of postage 10
any address on receipt OF Is cents, In stamps
or postal currency, by addressing DR.. u a
CRUIA, No. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany, N. \.
The author may be consulted upon any Of
the diseases upon which hB books treat,
either personally or by mall, and medicines
eut to any part OF the world.
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WANTED. AGENTS, sz9 10 $500 2,

~ &-14N - AASS 4ASl AA-N - ~ per
everywhere male and female, to Introduce
the GENUINE IMPROVED CoMnoN SENSE
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. This machine
win stitch, hem, fell, tuck, quilt, cord, bind,
braid and embroider in a most superior
manner Price only SIS. Fully warranted
for I'VE years. We will give $1,000 for any
machine that Will sew stronger, more
beautiful, or .nore elastic seam tn an ours. 1t
InaBes the ELASTIC LOCK- stitch" Every
canDOt DO pulled apart without tearing 1t.
We pay Agents from SIS TO s2tO per month
and ex penSeS, or commission from which
twice that amount can be made. Address
SECOMB & Co, Pittsburgh, Pa, Boston,
Mass, or st. Louis, Mo.
other parties painting OFT worthless cast-iron
machines, unLer the same name or other
wise. ours Is the only genuine and really
practical cheap machine manu- factured.
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THE Lancaster (MissourD Excelsior
knows of girl in Schuyler county,
who, lone night last summer, attended
a bail, danced all night, went home in
the morning, got breakfast, dinner, and
supper for ten harvest hands, did two
weeks washing and the milking, made
a calico dress, practiced her music les
son, went blackberrying, gathered a
gallon, walked to town in the evening
to attend concert, and walked home
again before bedtime.n
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"I WELDED my friends" said an &C.
centric old man, "by hanging piece
OF stair carpet out of my first floor win
dow, with a brokers' announcement
affixed. 1t had the desired effect. Isoon
saw who were my friends. 1t was like
firing gun near a pigeon house. They
fors0ok the building at the first report
and have not had occasion to use the
extra flaps of my dining table SINCE"