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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-11-24

JOHN W. w0LTZ, News and CITY Editor
LOCAL MATTERS.
To Our Friends.


We call the attention of our readers +,
the premium list for 1872, published in al
three editions of our paper. We propose
distributing number Of valuable prizes
among those who go to work for our pa.
per, and who aid us in its circulation,
When you call upon your neighbor and ask
HIM to become a subscriber, tell him it is
not necessary. for him to be Republican
to lind interesting matter in our paper.
All we write and print is not political.
There is food for Democrats as we'll as Re-
publicans there is reading matter for
every. man in Virginia, whatever may be
the character of his politics. Look then,
at our terms. See what you may gain by
a little energy and industry, and leave no
effort unmade to send us subscribers. Our
WEEKLY circulation is as large as that O.
any paper published in the State, and in
stead of sending out weekly, secen thousand
copies of the WEEKLY JOURNAL, we
want to distribute FIFTY THOUSAND
among the people of Virginia.
The Valley Tugaian thus refers to the
handsome Singer Sewing Machine presented
by us to Mrs. A. M. Crane, of that county.
who last year sent us the largest list of SUBJ
scrlbers. We propose giving away similar
Machine this year on the same conditions
A HANDSOME PREMIuM.-Some time since the
editor of the STATE JOURNAL Offer ed q premium OF
q 800 Singer Sewing Machine to the lady who
would send in the largest number of subscribers
10 ms weekly paper by the 18th of Oct 1871
Several ladies entered the area as competitors
Tor the prize On comparing lists it was found
that Mrs. A. M. Crane of this city, had returned
the largest-375 new subscrbers-and was there
fore awarded the Sewing Machine, which was ac-
cordingly forwarded to her and duly received
Mrs. O., is lady of great energy and business
act, and richly deserves the reward
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People generally thought Bismarck
over-sanguine when he dreamed of German
unifcatlon, and many very sensible people
laughed at the man who proposed to bring
Bavaria and Saxony and Prussia together
as sister States in one common empire.
But for all their laughing the thing has
been done, and King William signs himself
Kaiser. And now it is rumored that the
diplomat has another project in his head.
which is nothing less than a final solution
OF the labor question. The capitalists NAV
laugh at his folly, and the internationalist
curse his presumption, but for all that the
lovers of fairness and Justice will look
hopefully at the scheme of the statesman
who has welded the discordant rationale
ties of Germany into one, It is
said that his plan is to secure the
passage of bill giving the employss
IN any business the surplus profits Of their
labors whenever these shall exceed a fixed
per centage on the capital invested. This
may not be precisely what is wanted by
the operatives OF German factories, but it
VIII at least serve to give them an interest
IN the proceeds of their labor, and should
the plan be carried out it will afford ba-
Sis Tor many of those compromises which
are SO much better for all parties than
strikes can ever be. There are many diff
culties in the way of the schemes accom-
plishment, but of all men Prince Bismarck
IS the least easily daunted, and any effort
OF his to solve the question which threatens
all Europe with covulsons will have the
chances III its favor. He has won the title
OF prince by rebuilding an empire-he may
yet win the. higher title of benefactor by
solving the labor question Oh principles of
equity.
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The Rev. Robert Collyer, whom every-
body knows and admires, lost his books
while saving his children in that night OF
horror which destroyed the North Division
OF Chicago. No privation is so great to
man of rich and liberal sympathies as the
loss of his library. The world certainly
owes it to this rare and generous worker to
supply him again with the tools which he
always used so well. A lady of Chicago
has had the laudable fancy of facilitating
this good work to our principal publishers.
Harpers, Appletons, Scribners, and Hurd
y Houghton have made liberal contribu-
tlons for this purpose. Every one who has
read and gained strength and encourage
ment from " Nature and Life" or from the
eloquent lips of its author, is debtor to
this fund. All such persons can relieve
their consciences by sending whatever they
wish to contribute to Mr.. Hurd, and the
sums thus collected will be spent in buyine
some costly sets, including works of refer
ence, already offered at about one-third of
the retail prices. Mr.. Collyer's library
ought to be restored as quickly as it was
destroyed.
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THE PLACE TO Goa. Oppenheimer
No. l40l, corner of Main and Fourteenth
streets, occupies bran new store, has a
splendid stock of ready made clothes, and,
what is best of all, has in his employment
most polite and accommodating statesmen.
Among them, is our old friend r. A.
Saunders, who, for many years, was en-
gagged with Mr.. VIM. Ira Smith, where,
by his urbane manners and polite atten-
tons, he became general favorite with the
public.
Persons in want Of nice fit, cheap goods
and polite accommodations, can obtain them
by. calling for R. A. Saunders, at Open
heimers.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia, Nov. pa writ of Sc
questration against the property of Mercer,
the defaulting treasurer, and an order for
his arrest, have been issued.
The Pennsylvania railroad company will
take possession of the New Jersey roads on
the 1st Of December.
A contract has been concluded between
the Pennsylvania Central and the Interna-
tlonal Steamship Company for a line from
Philadelphia to Antwerp.
committee of fifteen, with General
Meade as chairman, has been appointed to
arrange for display in honor Of the Rus
sian Prince.
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FROM NEW YORK.

Neac York, Nov. 23.-The Herald has
personal from Ben Butler, Henry Wilson
and Thurlow Weed stating that they know
nothing of the formation of an anti-Grant
party. Wilson also disbelieves that Sum
ner is engaged in any such movement.
The Herald processes to have reliable in
formation that the Grand Duke Alexis is
charged with mission from the Car to this
country, being proposal for an offensive
and defensive alliance between Russ and
the United States.
DR.. Winder, of Brooklyn, reports the
narrow escape of himself and family from
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FOREIGN NEWS.

London, Nov. 23.-The indisposition
of the Prince of Wales continues. His
physicians state that he has symptoms of
typhoid fever. He passed rather an un-
comfortable night.
LATER.-A bulletin this evening, signed
by the physicians, says the Prince is suf-
ierlng from an attack Of typhoid fever, but
that the symptoms are not alarming.
A mass meeting was held in Bristol last
evening, at which the speakers were unre-
strained in their denunciation Of monarchy
in Great Britain.
p. s. Gilmore has returned from the con-
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The CASE OF MAJOR HAGAN.-Thc
argument in this case was not concluded
till late hour last night. Messrs. James
Neeson, J. X. Connally and Judge Ould
spoke in favor of quashing the Indictment
for its alleged informality, and District At
torney Wells in opposition. Governor
Wells speech has been spoken of in the
most complimentary terms.
AT the conclusion of Judge Onld's speech
that gentleman closing the argument
Judge Bond took the papers and reserved
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The s'New London" Catastrophe. Bodies Re-
covered and Identified.


The following additional particulars have
been received relative to the burning of the
steamboat New London" which left New
York on Tuesday evening last for Nor
witch
Norwich, Nov. 23.-The fire in the wreck
of the steamer "City of London" was ex-
tmguished this morning. A small steam
boat and tug were stationed on the scene.
and the work Of dragging the river bottom
was begun. The search was prosecuted
until nine bodies in all were recovered.
The following is list of the bodies that
have been identified William p. Ely, of
Hamburg, Conn.,, second mate; Matthew
Baker, of Norwich, first engineer Henry
Dugan, of New London, steward Warren
Mitchell, of Montville, Connecticut,
oiler Charles johnson and John Moran.
Of New York, ,iiremen ; Timothy Driscoll, of
Norwich, deck hand !; two deck hands,
names not ascertained. These, with the
bodies of Mahoney and Rouke, found yes
terday, make eleven recovered. None of
the passengers missing have been recovered,
but the search is proceeding, and other bo-
dies will probably be found tonight. There
is a crowd in the vicinity Of the wreck, and
large numbers Of persons gather on the
wharves on each arrival of the boats. The
flags on all the shipping in the harbor are at
halfmast.
The body Of Harrison r. Aldrich, was
recovered late this afternoon, and search
was suspended until tomorrow. There
are now missing w. 7. Norton, G.. B.
Rogers, passengers; Frank Flowers, waiter;
Webster Cooper, cook, and few deck
hands, who, if all lost as supposed, will
swell the number to 81 or 22.
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tnent, where he met with complete success
in securing assistance of the powers in the
projected musical festival to be held at
Boston in 1872. He sails for home in the
"City of Brooklyn"
The lecture of Sir Charles Delke at
Leeds, on royalty, was followed by trifling
riots.
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NOTiCE.-Chesapeake aud Ohio Railroad
~ COMPANY, CASHIERS OFFICE, RICHMOND, VA.
November Sd, 1871. %
The animal meeting of the Stockholders of the
chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company will be
held In the city of Richmond, on THURSDAY.
the 7th of December 1871.
The attention of the Stockholders is col,ed to
Company: 80 '
All proxies to represent Stockholders at a gen
eral meeting shall be in writing and sisned bu
tne person thus transferring the power; partner
ships may sign in the name of partnerships, and
tine signature of either member of the firm shall
be valid. No proxy shall be valid given more
tnan sixty days prior to the meeting of the COM
The books of transfer shall be closed fifteen
days previous TO any general meeting" "
no Std j. GARRETT, Cashier.
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LOCAL NOTES.
Weather wet to-day.

Weather wet to-day.
Tenth street, between Main and Bank.
is smooth and handsome thoroughfare
since the late repaving.
Tobacco came in pretty freely to-day.
We noticed large number of wagons in
the streets laden with the staple.
AN old citizen of Richmond, Mr.. Da-
vid s. Wright, was yesterday adiudged a
lunatic, and will be sent TO the asylum, at
Staunton, in q few days.
Mr.. r. L. Williams, superintendent of
public schools for the county of King Will
liam, has rendered his resignation to the
superintendent of Public Instruction.
In the United States District court ves-
terday, VIM. NJ. Andrew, bankrupt, was
discharged, and nine cases pending in the
court were transferred to the Western dis
trict.
The Supreme Court of Appeals was
yesterday engaged in hearing the argument
in the case of Carter VS.. Ragland. This
case brings former decision of the Court
Of Appeals directly under review.
w. w. Walker, the distinguished
Democratic politician Of Westmoreland, is
taking part in the proceedings of the Meth
odist Conference at Norfolk, He seems to
possess the happy faculty of both preacher
and politician, ad ut,nmgue paratus.
Judge Wellford's court. the Richmond
City Circuit, has waded through large
amount of business during the past two or
three days of the present term. The cases |
disposed of possessed very little interest,
however, to the public at large.
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|
CHANCERY COURT OF RICHMOND
yadge Fitzhugh- Thursday, November 23,
The following cases were disposed of:
Carr VS.. Finney. Decree reinstating this
cause, in which the original papers have
been lost or destroyed, upon new pleadings
made up pursuant to former order of the
court. Howard and Wise, Cannon &
Courtney, counsel.
Ford, &C., VS.. Ford, &c. Carvedo's
administrator VS.. Ford's administrator. &c.
Decree confirming report of commissioner
and directing sale of the property in the
bill and proceedings mentioned. Evans &
Steger, counsel.
Drinard, &C., VS.. Beck's administrator.
&c. Decree confirming report of sale and
making partial distribution of the fund,
Guy and Gillian and Spilman, counsel.
Corbin, &C., VS.. Mill's executor, &c.
Decree recommitting report of commission
er and directing further and additional in
quiry and report. Meredith, Guy and Gill
liam, Peasants, &c., &C., counsel.
Atkins, &C., VS.. White, &c. Decree di-
recting commissioner to take additional ac-
count to that ordered by a formes decree,
and make report thereof to the court.
Nash, Bouldin, and Marshall, counsel.
Cochran, &C., VS.. Quarles, &c. Decree
confirming report of commissioner, and di-
recting sale of part of the property in the
bill and proceedings mentioned. Johnston
4 Williams, George L. Christian, Evans,
Vim, and E. Y. Cannon, counsel.
Terrill and wife VS.. Templeman and
Others. Decree confirming report of COM
missioner, and making distribution of the
fund on hand. Coke, p. q.
Glazebrook, &C., VS.. Glazebrook and
others. Decree confirming report of COM
missioner and directing a sale of
par. of the property in the bill and pro-
ceedings mentioned. John Howard, D. a.
Boehm VS.. Francisco. Decree for dis
tribution of the fund in the hands of the re-
ceiyer. George L. Christian. counsel. u
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A "WILDE" REPoRTER.-Ge George G.
Wilde, formerly connected with this paper.
when under the management of Mr.. ellis
has become one of the local reporters OF
the Whig. Mr.. Wilde is an experienced
journalist, and we have no doubt will add
interest to the already interesting columns
of that paper. We wish both success.
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Resoleed, That the committee on outward
trade consider and report upon the effect of the
present pilot laws upon the commerce of this
port ana river, and recommend.such amendments
as in their opinion are desirable and that they
take such steps as they deem advisable to obtain
from the next Legislature such change in the law
as will do away with compulsory pilotage on the
rivers and inland waters of the State.
The resolution will no doubt receive the
prompt and earnest attention of the COM
mittee to whom it has been referred of
this committee our excellent fcllow-citizen
Il. 0. Noting, Esq, is chairman.
The Chamber Of Commerce has had laid
before it many documents relating to this
important subject, as it is one which has
most important bearing on the trade and
commerce of this city, as may be seen by
the able report made by James II. Blair to
the. Chamber of Commerce, and which we
have already published. We presume the
delegates elect from this city will pay that
attention to the matter which it deserves.
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and the whole enclosed in flowing pattern
in various-colored marbles, the ground be-
ing white. Each bit of mosaic is somewhat
less than quarter of an inch square, and
consists of marbles of almost every shade
of color. Both design and execution are
superior to that of such work in general,
and the whole is in excellent preservation.
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CATHOLIC BENEVOLENT SOCIETY,"
There will be meeting of the Catholic Be-
neyolent Society at % o'clock this evening.
Those interested are referred to the notice
in another column.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS Re-
NAMING IN THE RICHMOND POST
OFFICE, NOVEMBER PATH, 1871. -
Mrs. Emily Allen, Gordonsylle i; Frederick
Calls, Richmond; Mrs. Lavinia Sarden,
Richmond.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A SSE M bly, HALL.
GRAND OPERATIC AND BALLAD
CONCERT.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
Grand Concert will be given Oh
MONDAY EVENING, NovRxBHR 9TH. ny
MADAME ISABEL McCULLoCH,
the well-known prma donna from the New York
Academy OF Music, assisted by the
following artists:
Senior l.. MACCEFERRI the Eminent Tenor
Signor PACINI, Baritone, from the New York
Academy of Music; l'
Mr.. s. D'ANNA, the eminent Pianist. recentIv
from Europe 49,
Admission 75c. Reserved seats, 81.
Tickets can he procured at West Johnston,s
bookstore. no 2s"4t
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ARREST OF A MAIL RoBBER.- -Severa
days ago, by order of Capt. John Frey
special agent of the Postofiice Department
Frank Nelson, mail messenger on the route
from Abingdon to the depot, was arrested,
who is charged with robbing United States
mail bags.
The evidence is conclusive of the guilt Of
Nelson, who, by means of a key, which he
had obtained, was in the habit of opening
the mail bag and extracting registered
letters. .Fsf.t.4s
Certainly, no department of public SER
vice has more efficient agent than Capt.
Frey, who never gives his attention to a
case of suspicion, that it is not Immediately
and successfully worked up. He is fast
becoming terror to the eviI-doers, in this
branch of public service. -..
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DIED.

AZ strawberry Hill, Henrico county, Novam.
Der lsth CABEI.L DAVIS, infant son OF Walter
s. and Courtney I. Edmond
In this city, on "Wednesday. the 22d instant,
Miss ANNIE BARKER, in the twenty first year
of her age.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
Judge Underwood opened and Immediately
adjourned this court to morning.
The case of Agnes Peters VS.. M. CALI
chan will be taken up tomorrow morning
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.-There will
be public temperance meeting this eve
ming at Z o'clock at the hall of Richmond
Section No. 2, Broad, near Sixth street.
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SEWING MACHINES.
THE IMPROVED HOWE

INHE IMPROVED HOWE -
Is TO-DAY THE LATEST AND MOST MoDRRH
SEWING
IN the world, having the original LOCK STITCH
ana greater range of work, doing both very fine
and very coarse work perfectly with little trouble
70 the operator. Has attachments for
HEMMING,
FEELING,
BRAIDING,
BINDING,
1s M CORDING,
GATHERING,
TUCKING, &C.
In fact, until You have seen the HOWE, you
Machine will do. ~
J. F. MCKINNEY, Agent
no l0-tf S23 Main street.
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EOR NEW YORK. -C<5FS;

The VIRGINIA. STEAMSHIP and PACKET
COMPANY'S elegant steamship WILLIAM y
CLYDE, Captain PARKER will leave her wharf
at Rockets on FRIDAY, November "a, at
PM = - =
Connecting with steamers for Hartford. Nor
wich, Stonington, Fail River aud Boston from
same pier
Freight received up to the hour of sailing
Close connections and through bills of iadine
gwen 10 all southern, eastern, and western
places; also, to Europe and Australia
Fare, - meals and state-rooms, extra.
ID. ]. BURR, President
49, 1914 Main street
WAsHIxdToS Co., agents. Pier ~, North river,
New York no 2o-st
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A VOID QUACKS.--A victim OF early iudfs-
IA cretion causing nervous debility, premature
decay etc, having tried in vain every advertised
remedy, has discovered simple means of self-
Address ]. H. REEVES, rs Nassau St, NY
mol
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MEETINGS.

THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE
u CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL SOCIETY To-
NIGHT, at half-past O'Clock. Members are
requested to attend.
BY order OF the President
JOSEPH W. LAUBE,
ho zf-it Secretary.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL. OFFICER,
November "a, 1s7l-1 A. M.
SYNOPSIS FOR THE PAST TWENTY
FOUR HOURS.
The barometer has risen very generally
since Wednesday night on the Middle and
East Atlantic coast, but the area of the
highest pressure having past northeastward
to Massachusetts, bay, the barometer is now
rapidly falling between the Mississippi and
the Atlantic. Areas of low pressure exist
In Indiana, and also, probably, in the ex-
treme Northwest. The clear weather OF
Thursday is now succeeded by snow and
rain from Tennessee to Lake Erie and to
Upper Michigan, with increasing southeast
winds on the Lower Lakes. The barome-
ter has fallen decidedly on the Pacific coast,
with light winds and calms. Snow con.
tinues at the Rocky Mountain stations.
PROBABILITIES. 1
The barometer will probably fall in the
Middle and Eastern States, with increasing
southeast winds, and rain on Friday. Low
barometer, with cloud and snow, prevail on
the Lakes, with occasional local brisk
winds, not necessarily dangerous. Rising
barometer, westerly winds, and clearing
weather from Alabama to Texas. Dam
gerous winds are not anticipated for our
coasts tonight, except possibly IN South
ern Texas.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

DAILY STATE JOURNAL OFFICE,
RIcHMoSD, Nov. "a, 1871.
We quote frst-class paper at to 10 per
cent per annum. Richmond city bonds are hsld
at 81 cents. Virginia State stocks duh. There IL
an active demand for frst-class railroad securi.
ties.
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DUTTERICK's PATTERNS
FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS.

Late styles just received; also, BIR1RoPoIIrAs
Tor November. Principal agency at The OIL ce of
the HOWE SEWING-MACHINE. s2s Main
street r. y MeK ENNFY
no loft
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MARRIED.

On the 2lst instant in Louisa county by Rev
A. Il. Dickinson, JOSEPH J. BOXLEY, Esq, 10
Miss ROBERTA L. FOX; both OF that county
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FURNITURE.
Now MANUFACTURING

AND RECEIVING ~
BY STEAMERS, 1T
BeautifIll sets of Walnut Parlor, Cham ber and
DiningRoom FURNITURE also keep on hand
an assortment Of the cheapest
CHAIRS, TABLES, BEBsrEADs,
BUREAUS, WAsHsrANDs Ha
LooKISG-GL LassEs, MarfRAssss
HOLSTERS and Pillows
LOUNGES, SOFAS, CRIBs,
CRADLES, TRUNnLR BHisTEAps.
.4n totces than can be 5oltgla else,chere
ttoods carefully packed for shipping
- ARTHUR ROONEY
WARERooMs--Goyernor and Franklin streets
oc 16--lm
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MBs'B" Select whiskey.

HE-Cigars and Tobacco.-If you want TO buy
good Cigars and Tobacco, you can do so at L
BALMER s. Co.'s, sl4 Main street.
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SHIPPING
LOR NEW YORK.

ED~ w." loAA' Lei
THE OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP -COM-
FANlS elegant side-wheel steamship MA.
CARA, Capt. WALLER, will sail OIL SUNDAY,
November Goth, at 12 O'Clock M
Freight received until SATURDAY NIGHT
Through bills of lading signed, and goods for
warded with dispatch to all points-north south
east and west Close connections made with Gu.
nard line for foreign ports
Passenger accommodations UNSURPASSED
Steerage.. ........... ................. 90
Round Trip Tickets. ts................... 20 90
Fer freight or passage, apply to
JOHN w. WYATT, gent,
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HNHE IMPROVED

NHE IMPROVED
SINGER SEWING MACHINE.
THE BEST FOR ALL KINDS OF WORK.
Its sales indicate it;
Durability and Popularity;
Its Work confirms H.
l27.sss SOLD LAST YEAR.
NO OTHER MACHINE SOLD so MANY
We neither force nor crowd sales. .an
The Machine must stand upon its own merits.
Call and examine it, EH M
SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED.
SHAFFER & STRONG,
mn l0--d&wts els Main street