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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-05-20
Y,eNal.
Jacob BIanchard's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, IL Probate Court, held At the
Caledonia District, probate Office. in 81. Johns
bury. within ana tor said district the nth day o
Miv. $50.
An Instrument, purpDrtiuS to 5e the last VIII and
1cs atn"ut OF Jacob Blanchard late Ui PtaCham. i'll
said district, deceased, being rc>cptvd 10 the Court
by Henry Wdlkcf, The executor, therein named
tor probate:
II Is ordered by said court hat al persons concern
Ell therein, notified tOapprar at session % -tIi
court holden at the Probate once, ~ ST J"hn--
bury, the 18th dLy Of May $50 ana SHOW cai>'''
II am tL,y Irly have AGAINST the Probate ct said III.
Tor which purpose II Is iIrthrr ordered that copy 81
H.. r,.,~,I ti I'M, order be published ihr weeks sue
,ss lycy in the CALIFORNIAN printr! at 81 J"h.>tIrA
r,r.,..u;,- To said time I.yui Itei Tor nearing.
NSA l.. FRENCH. JuG-c ui PROBATE
: true copy ul Eccpr d-Altcs'
ALB A>A - Fkt.N CIi JGuNc 90 lV"''''
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CHIPPEWA OF RED LAKE AND
pEMIlA IRIIiE OF CIIIpPE-
WAS


WAS.
For this amount Of annuity TO he
per capita TO the Red Lake band of
Chippewas during the pleasure OF the
President. PER third article treaty second
October. eighteen hundred and sixty
three, and second article supplementary
to treaty twelfth April, eighteen lun-
dred and siXty-four, ten thousand dol
lars.
For this amount to the Pen biz; band
of Chippcwas. durinr the pl.;-.ire of the
President. per same ircav. ti,e thousand
dollars.
For sixth Of fifteen instruments + I
the purr"-e of supplying III" Rel Lake
ha,,,l of ChinpcvyaS with riiIiu.e t,yiua cot
ton matter, ,a''c,. lirS,y. blankets.
shcctiu. hiau.-. provisions. farming
tuo!>. aud or -uch other useful purposes
as may lie deemed Tor their lest interests
Der third article simultaneously trr,ty nf
twelfth April. ,i.bIrrn iunIrr.i and six
ty-four, eeht thousand dollars.
For. the sixth of fifteen instruments
for same objects for Petnbi:. band of
Chippcwa-. per same treaty. four thou
SAM. doliar-.
For sixth OF fifteen insialmen,4! tor pay
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-05-20

Labs or TIE L. =.
'asssd at the First Session OF .he Forty
first Congress.
Continued from Last Week.
PILLAGER. AND
LAKE WI\NEBAGOISII
HA\DS

VI IlllcCIltll vi I'M y lli@A''i'i'''''T "
annuity i'll money. per third article trea-
ty twcnty-sccond February, eighteen hun
bred and iiity-livc, ten thousand six
hundred and sixty->ix dollars and sixty
six cents.
For fifteenth of thirty instalmcnts OF
annuity in goods, per third article treaty
tvonty-sccond February. eighteen hun
drei and fifty five, eight thousand dollars,
For fifteenth of thirty instruments Tor
purposes of utility, per third article uca-
ty twcnty-,ccond FEBRUARY. eighteen hun
bred and tiity-iive, four thousand dol
lars.
For fifteenth :of twenty instruments
for purposes of education, including COM
pcn~ation Of teacher. per third article
treaty twenty-sccond February, eighteen
hundred and titty-iivc, three thousand
dollars.
For last of fifteen instalmcnts Tor sup
port Of two smiths and smiths shops,
pcr third treaty twenty--ccondS Fehruary,
eighteen hundred and iiity-iiye, two thou
sand dollars.
For tie last of ten instruments for pay of
aneugincer to gri,t and saw mill at Lecyh
Lake, per third article iretty twenty
second of Fri rury, ri-hircn hundred and
utly five, xix hundred io,iar-.
CHIPPEWA OF TIE MISSISSIPPI,
riLLAGER. AND LAKE WIN
NT.iAGOiSII BANDS OF Ciiip-
pE(E\ INDIANS. n MINNIE
SOFA.
For sixth of ten ir-;I.mcat> t. iur-
ni-h said Iujiun~ with ten ,uI. ct @..,j
work oxen, twenty loG-~h.iu-. two hu. =
ircd gruhbing hoes. t-u plpu@!i~. ten
-rinIin. stones. one hundred axe. (hau-
He'd twenty spades, and other farming
implements. per fifth article treaty Nav
seventh. eighteen htmirc! and >iXty-lour
one thousand five hundred dollars.
For the employment OF carpenters.
one thousand eight hundred dollars. and
Two biacksmiths, one thousand eiLlt
hundre dollars; one physician. one
thousand two hundred dollars. and med
icine for the sick. five hundred dollars.
per fifth article treaty May seventh. light
cen hundred and -iNty-iour, seven thou
Sand seven hundred dollars.
For this amount to be applied toward,
tie support OF a ~a~-mi.i t. To- bulk for
the common Use IF the Chippewa Of
and IN He'd lax "a Fem
iua ban + Of Chipprwa~, S., l.aa- Il til"
President nay dc m it a,.,~-nfy. per
= viii ..,rf,.t. tr..;fy Mn -.x..,.: t.bt-
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SG0TGH.
CARROLL

The ilsspOFt:5sti ....
the CASE s095E ~
CLEAH@.Eai, g'3E2
EsEAE-EEss 7..rss; 90"
most Ts'.4.. :-.s3-.s
modern E:si.si
During iii" I..;.' ..... ....
was cNtcE~5+r3. q e.. II, r.
Hospitals, ;lrss; ,,is, .,,,,d
be NOT emily "a :.sr"g5 a,.,,.
ECctaEls, tut ;si-o ..s.- ........
dPrfJIi ana -sf:-.. ,rs..
REMEDY ever G.....
Ii il now T. -.'y. LOO
scientific Gnts.. ..,....-a ~.
ether eOOG:IFil,. ,. r. ae..,..
agencies. sss see ..-y .:
SALNE- sand. i:'sss-s- .ayH al.
ready tsScsi ia IsH si,,.>. r...,.
with si.OSt ~:Gg.~s:s"-..gs INDIAN
cii;sai TGSIGi:~, = ....;. go ms.
tatiUn Iii 0is":'i'iI 2; 20 e., .ur.
lie as the lllN.3 r9I.nj.. i.,r,f
nnd CiiFcty.:sl roasted, fer ~.
Sores ;R!a.2 : iCcE-. si- sra,,ar ..
E,0V. icssG S';suti;I.. ini Yu,a,
cuts, ~ s-tlss;:-- and tf..
ABR iSE1< a.: r44zs- E!FsT
:IslG! fur Shin 9ii-:..l."- Genera"
Sold T.. al Nru- p
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PATENT SAFETY ROLD-BACK IRONS
THE BEST FERTILIZER


RREETc-E'GzIG'S rN2:
And tl" farmer who turns se.d-time Ito hsrve T. and
""' t"r corn he should plant" no NOR nproyident
than the man attempting to DO business. who NEGLECT.
70 sow the ,eis Of information amon the people, and
thus provide a HARVEST OF Cr,1oMEEs. This can be
done most oifrctrally By .ldrss,y IL tie CaIe,,.iaa
-1-sce terms on First page.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-05-20
Principal and Interest payable "a GOLD.
IN Inc CT; oE Ne" orr.

.'@s. so ard accrued interest .. ..'9-r.- .r
"... rrs r..s i.s d. 10. Seven per cent. III
COLD ...r s.s-l
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Signs Of the Hands.

A little work on ''Modern Palmistry'
! brings together large amount of anusino
! gossip, but we cannot say how much YOU
must believe of it. The person who will
! carefully study of the wrinkles, burrows.
| lines and hollows on the handsswill be able
| to tell fortunes as well as any modern oyp-
sy.
If the palm of the hand be long, and fin
gers well proportioned, etc., not soft, but
rather hard, it denotes the person to be in
genious, changeable, and given to theft and
vice.
Ii the hands be hollow. solid and well knit
in the joints, it predicts long life, but if
overthwarted then it denotes Short life.
Observe the finger of Mercury-that is
the little finger, if the end of it exceeds the
joint of the ring finger, such man will 1ule
in his own house; and his wife will be pleas
ing and obedient to him; but if it be short
aud does not reach the joint he will have a
Shrew, and she will be boss.
Broad nails show the person to be BASH
ful, fearful, but ofgentle nature.
Narrow nails denote the person to be in
clined to mischief and to do injury to his
neighbors.
tured; but distrustful, and loving reconcilia-
ton rather than difference.
Oblique nails signify deceit and want of
courage.
Little round nails denote obstinacy, anger
and hatred.
If they are crooked at the extremity. they
show pride and fferceness.
Round nails show choleric person, vet
soon receneiled, honesty, lover of secret
science
Fleshy nails denote the person to be mild
in temper, idle and lazy.
Pale and black nails show the person to be
very deceitful to his neighbor, and subject
to many diseases.
Red and marked nails signify choleric
md martial nature, given to cruelty; and as
many little marks as there speak so many |
evil desires.
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The Suez Canal and India Cottop,

The fall in the price of cotton in the Liv-
erpoOl market IL to 3 Ia cents per pound
since the 3lst of December is attributable
by the cotton authorities in the South to the
opening of the SueZ canal. The New Or
leans Picayune shows that the decline has
been from "a Is cents per pound in Decem-
Der, TO p 1-2 in March, ON middling New
Orleans, and from 81 1-2 to I6 on ordinary
New Orleans. The India cotton, before the
opening of the canal, was accustomed to
arrive at Liverpool by way of the Cape of
Good Hope, and did not reach the market
till the fall. But the same cotton is Begin
mug TO arrive at Liverpool by way of the
canal, now, several months in advance of its
usual time, and it is to this fact that the
decline in prices is ascribed. 1t will be no.
Ileed enat the heaviest decline is in the in
ferlor qualities. 1t is these qualities alone
that India yields. The India cotton is of
short staple, unclean and generally badly
packed, and, while it comes in competition
with the poorer parts of our own crop, does
not so materially affect the higher grades.
Inc southern planters understand this, and
are taking intelligent measures to maintain
their ascendency by improving the eharac-
ter of their crops. They have already bv
careful and protracted experiments, deyei-
Oped one or two qualities that possess the |
properties of longer staple and finer fibre |
han the good middling variety of ten years |
lgO, and these qualities are rapidly becom- l
ng universal in all the Southern States. |
Deep blowing, manuring and more elaborate |
cultivation are carrying this improvement /
onward year by year, so that while the /
Production of common India cotton will no
oubt be stimulated by the greater facility
or getting TO market afforded by the Suez
anal, there is no danger that the increased
upply from that quarter will destroy the
lpremaey OF the longer, finer, whittier and
etter cotton of our Southern States.-St
ouis Republican.
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CONFEDERATE DEAD AT GETTYsBURG.-
The ladies of the Hollywood Memorial AS
ISOLATION of Richmond, have had their spec
ial attention called to the fact that there are
over three thousand Confederate soldiers
buried on and near the battlefield at Get
tysburg.
The Hollywood Memorial Association has
the disposition TO undertake the work of
removing the remains of these soldiers, but
does not possess the ability to accomplish
1t un1ess generously aided by its friends
throughout the South. 1t offers ample
grounds in its cemetery, and also the aid of
the association TO prosecute the work, should
1t be found practicable TO remove the bodies
to Richmond. "a
10 accomplish this purpose, means must
be raised by the earnest efforts of the sur
vivors of the Confederate army, the mothers
and sisters. and fathers and brothers and !
friends of the slain. Every Southern State
has representatives at gettysburg. viii not |
active men and women in every citv and
town and county at once. volunteer to COL |
lect and send contributions
Communications and remittances NAV he /
sent to Mrs. G.. w. Randolph, Richmond. I
Southern papers are respectfully reques-
ed to copy this appeal at once and urge its
claims upon the generous public.-Vicks-
burg Herald.
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RY virtue Of a Deed of Trust executed
- BY L. b. Z. Champion on the 5th day o.
Nay, 1866 10 secure 20 John Humphreys the
payment OF two certain obligations therein
described, the undersigned trustee viii pro-
ceeo 20 sell At public auction, to the highest
bidder. for cash, in front OF the Capitol in
the city of Jackson, Miss, on the
18th day Of april, 1870,
the following described lands in Scott coun-
~, Miss. t0-wit; The w u OF . "a OF sec-
ton 80. and w of e q of "a Of sec
ton 33, township No. z, of range No. Q, east.
100 acres. Also, all the stock Of
mules, horses, cattle, wagons and plantation
tools and implements now on or that may
be placed on said plantation, and, also all
the crop of cotton and corn that may be
raised on the said plantation Of the said
Champion.
i viii convey such title as trustee, as is
vested in me, which is believed to be good.
10. BELL,
March 10 lS10tds Trustee.
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WANTED-AGE TO 5000 ner
w month, everywhere. male and female.
to Introduce the GENUINE IMPROVED
COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING
MACHINE. This Machine will stitch. hem.
fell, tuck, quilt, cord. braid and embroider i'm
a most superior manner. Price only sis
tully warranted for five years. We will
pay $1,000 for any machine that will sew a
stronger, more beautiful, or more elastic
seam than ours. 1t makes the "ElastIc
Lock Stitch" Every seco.d stitch can be
cut, and still the cloth cannot be pulled
apart without tearing t. We pay agents
from $40 to $500 per month and expenses. or
4 commission from which twice that amount
can be made. Address. SECOMB a 90.
Mo.
CAUTION.-Beware of all Agents selling
Machines under the same name as ours, un-
less they can show a certificate OF agency
signed by us. We shall not hold ourselves
responsible for worthless Machines sold by
other parties. and shall prosecute all parties
either selling or using Machines under this
name 70 the full extent OF the law, unless
shch Machines were obtained from us or our
Agents. DO not be imposed upon nv par
ties VINO copy our advertisement and circu-
lars and offer worthless Machines at a less
price, March Is w3m
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DIR. Riehau'S Golden Remedies.
Use these only, and save
TIME, HEALTH AND MONEY!
$1,000 Reward.

Z or any case of disease in any stage which
they fail to cure.
R. RICHAU'S GOLDEN RATSau
~ NO. l, cures Ulcers, liberated Sore
ihroat and Mouth, Sore Eyes, Cutaneous Frnn-
nons' unprecedented blotches, soreness Of tbe
sSaIp, scrofula; it is the greatest renoyator
ai,eratlve and Blood Purifier known. removas
an an mercury from the sytem, and leaves the
blood pure and healthy. INC
IN. RICHAU'S GOLDEN RATSANr
no Z cures mercurial affections. rbeumatiSn
all cases. TeHeI In
Price of either No or 2, FIVE dollars ner
bottle, or two bottles for nine dollars. ps'
DIX. klCHAU'S GOLDEN ANTTDOTF
a rapid and radical cure for all urinarv d.
Price, three dollars per bo;tle
DK: RlCHAU'S GOLDEN FTTyIR
u AMOUR, radical cure for nervous or
denerai Debility, in old or young : imnart;r.
energy with wonderful effect. Price I've az
lars per bottle, or two bottles for nine doIlars
On receipt of price these remedies will h.
shiEPed to any place. Prompt attention nail
Q all correspondents. None genuine vi, -.
he name of "Dr. Richau's Golden Ramad;oua'
.. b. Richards Sole PROPRIETOR" blown IL
ylass of bottles. IN
Address DR.. D. B. RICHARDS No 20s
"iiSA STREET. we" AOrK. novLT9wly
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For SALE.

WE, the undersigned, Agents and At
w torneys tor John Barr, the surviving
partner of the late firm of j. q j. Barr, will
oher for sale, at public auction, in the city
of Jackson, on
Saturday, the I9th day OF March, 1870,
between the hours of IL a. m, and D. m -.
a valuable piece of property situated on
state street, two squares south of the Cap
itOl, in the city of Jackson, and known as
the "Marble works"
All persons holding claims against the
aforesaid estate are requested to present
them without delay. Those person indebt-
ed 10 said estate are notified to come for
ward and settle, or legal proceedings will be
instituted against them.
SMITH Il FITZGERALD.
Marck IL $50 ids
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From the Vicksburg Herald.
~%1 annual Meeting of the
state Medical A sSoci9riow
OF gMisa1SSinmi

Inc members of the State Medinal A $50
citation OF mississippi convened in the Yam
Mems Christian and Librsrv = 81 ssea; 9g
Ha P re u O'Clock sysss'eesday Dr. E Hem
o 81. bg 5raFer rsibI v The meeting was
shall. DIR. Ed. Lea, of Columbus ra n PHI
Secretary, being absent, DIR. JOIN u R4g
Connell, of Kinds county, was anr1e; -. ~. ~;
Secretary pro tenn. After transactlnsV . sl.
preliminary business, the meeting adionrn,aaSs
till 10 o'clock to-day. A"eu
Gentlemen Of the profession wishing to
become members OF the Association are re.
quested to call on DIR. J. ID. III. Cornell ana
register their names. '''U
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The Vallonian says: We learn that a man
named Frank johnson, living in or near
man by the name of Brit, at that place ON
Wednesday last. We could not learn the
the particulars the difficulty, but UNDER
stand that johnson was an intemperate
man, and a good deal CT desperado, and it
Is supposed here. that this was in some way
the cause of his death.
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT,

STATE OF CONNECTICUT
County of Hartford.
Be it remembered, that on the 25th dav of
January, 1870, before me, Edwin Goodman No
tary Public, within and for the county and
State aforesaid, personally appeared, before
me, at and in Newton, Ehphalet A. Buckley
rotary, of the lEtna Life Insurance Company
and each made oath that the within statement
by them subscribed, contains . true state 1nenf
OF the condition of the Company, on the 31st
from personal examination, that said .Etpa
Lafe insurance Company are in possession of
all the property described in the foregoing
statement, except the premium notes. And
pany has premium notes TO the amount above
stated.
In witness whereof have hereunto set NV
18th day of Feb. 1870
seal. EDWIN GOODMAN.
Notary Public.
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(Signed) MORRIS FRANKLIN. President,
(Signed) VIM. III. BEERS, Actuary.

STATE OF NEW YORK,
City and County of New York. 60
Morris Franklin, President, and William
H. Beers, Actuary, of the New York Life Insu-
rance Company, being severally duly affirmed
and sworn, do severally depose and say, and
each for himself says, that the above statement
OF the said Company, on the thirty first day of
December, 1859, is correct and true, according
TO the best of their knowledge information and
belief.
(SIgned) MORRIS FRANKLIN, President.
(Slgned) WIN. FL. BKERs, Actuary.
Subscribed and affirmed before me. this
18th day of February, A. ID. 1870
(SignedS THos. l.. THoRNE1L.
Notary Public.
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IMPROVED
King Cotton Planter"
AND
DISTRIBUTOR.

HNHE attention of Cotton Planters is invited
Il 70 The celebrated King Cotton Planting
machine, which has received the appreciation
Tor years, of some of the most experienced and
extensive planters in the South. and took First
premium at last Georgia State Fair, Macon.
"a. Ii opens the furrow, drops the seed and
covers 1t, all in MRe operation, with only one
horse and one man. 1t is now offered to the
pubic greatly improved, and has been discoy-
cred to be unsurpassed as distributor of COM
merclal fertilizers. BY slight alteration.
the invention of Mr.. s. p. Bailey, of Kinds
county, 1t can be made to plant corn, also.
The following is the certificate of Hon ]. b
Mcclellan, of Mooresville, Limestone county.
Ala, to the manufacturers.
GENrLENEN: l have used seven of your Cot
ton Planters for two years; they are unriraEIed
as seed sotcers, but it is distributors of COM
merelal manures they exceL all Others in fact
from experience, think that their use is the
only means by which manures can be equally
Respectfully,
JOHN b. MCCLELLAN
large lot of these Planters lust received
from the mandatory, and for sale at the Mis- |
sissippi Machinery Agency and Agricultural
Depot, Jackson, Miss. ~
G. ID. BUSTAMANTE.
terII Agent.
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The Columbus Index says: Yesterday was
An-Fools' day. We had only two surpri-
and q Subscription from an old @delinauent',
of three years standing.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI:

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI:
/, Henry Musgrove, Auditor of Public
Accounts of the State aforesaid, do hereby
certify that the foregoing statement ofAthe
-6tna Life Insurance Company, of Hartford.
Connecticut, is truly and correctly copied
from the original on file in my Office.
GIVEN UNDER NY HANp and Official
TsEALl. Seal, at Jackson, this 18th Gay of
March, 1870.
III. MUsGRovE,
Auditor of Public Accounts
TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.l
AUDITORS OFFICE. JACKSON.
], Henry Musgrove, Auditor OF Public
Accounts of the State of Mississippi do
hereby certify that the Etna Life Insu-
rance Company OF Connecticut, located at
Hartford. State Of Connecticut, has CONF
piled with the act entitled San act to reg
Mate Agencies of Foreign Insurance COM
panies," approved January 31st, 185Es and
IN virtue Of the power vested in me by said
law, hereby authorize Messrs. Barrows Il |
Smythe. Agents for said company sc Jack |
son, in the county of Hinds,to transact BUSH |
ness of Insurance In this State, until the |
ifst day Of March, 1871.
Given Under my hand, and seal of
SEAL. Office at the City of jackson. this i
18th day of March, "A. D. 1870.
- ii. MUsGKOvE, |
Auditor Of Public Accounts.
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THE WIT. AUBURN
YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE

YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE
Has a beautiful and convenient location
upon the eminence from which it takes its
name. Its history has been record of I'M
Interrupted prosperity.
Its course of instruction runs through
three departments of four years each. Spe-
cial or elective courses Of study may be pur-
ssed as far as students may wish. Peculiar
advantages are thus offered young ladies
who have already taken the ordinary En-
glish studies. The best of instruction is
given in music, drawing and painting, mod
ern languages and other extras. None but
the most competent teachers are employed.
Apparatus is furnished for every depart
ment. Libraries containing several thou
sand volumes of standard books are always
accessible. Physical culture is carefully at
tended to.
For catalogues or further information adj
dress,
Rev. A. j. ROWLAND, President
or 1. III. WHITE, Treasurer.
No. l43 Race Street, Cincinnati. Ohio.
Aug7 WY
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WoMAN,s nEsr rnIrNn.

A certain cure for Whites. suruvs...,,.
SEES. aud other diseases peculiarts H.. '.0.
Prepared aud sold hy
J.. n. BRADTIFrD
wholesale Dr.s.
Price, ~ ~ per bottle. Af.
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THE GREAT AMERICAN
COMBINATION. BUTTON-HOLE.
Overseaming ana
S T. w ING ACHIN

3 warranted to execute in the best names
Il every variety Of Sewing, Hemmfnr. FellInc
Cording, Tueking, Braiding, Gathering and
sewing on at one time; Quilting Overseaminr
Embroidery, on the edge, and in additiasn,
makes beautiful Button and Eyeiet Holes in
all fabrics. a.sr 49, an
q ~ nss no eqaa9 being absolutely the best
Family Machine in the world and intr;ns;csi
" the cheapest, as it does work no other no.
chlne can accomplish. rtfs
we also have for sale The Plain.American. .
Hole parts nc reduced prices
Circulars with full particulars and samples
Of work done en- the Machine can be had from
the p sss-4s - = = ~ y - YIN
SALEs Room or THE GENERAL, AerNcy.
Ncsse Canal ST., New Orleans.
Instructions given on the machine gr.sn;,-
0usly 70 al purchasers = 20
S3-Agenfs with some capital wartad :.
very county or Patfsh, ADxMs a c. NJ ~
lanai street. AeWOrieans. dec2w1T7