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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, July 10.
Private advices from Vienna. dated
the 18th. states that up to that time
there had been 81 cases of cholera re-
ported, 10 of which were fatal. In a
single hotel, where AZ persons were
attacked with symptoms of cholera,
six died. The hotel w rs closed.
Details have been received of the
audience granted by the EN- peror Of
China on June Goth to the Diplomatic
body at Pekin. Although no notice
was given of the the
streets around the Imperial Palace
were crowded with people from all
parts Of the city, to witness the arrival
and departure of the foreign minis
tiers. The Ambassador of Japan was
received first. and had a separate in
terview. When he retired the Minis
tiers from the United States, Russia,
Great Britain. France and the Neither
lands entered the presence of the
Emperor in a body. De Nlangali, the
Russian Minister, and Dean. of the
Diplomatic corps, read an address to
the Emperor in French, which NJ.
Bismarck, the interpreter of the Ger
man Legation. repeated in Chinese.
Each Minister then deposited his Gre
dentials on a table in front of the
throne. When this ceremony was
concluded, the Emperor delivered. in
the Monichel dialect, his reply to the
address. Prince Kong, kneeling, in
terpreted the Emperor's words in
Chinese. Eight hundred mandarins,
in splendid costumes, were present.
At the close Of the audience. the for
elgn ministers were escorted to their
chairs with great ceremony by men,
bers of the Bung Ii Yamen.
SPAIN.
MADRID, July 10.
The Budget Committee have fixed
the maximum to retired naval officers
at $500 per annum.
General LoGsperc has resigned the
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DOME OF THE CAPIToL.-The most
ambitious structure in America is the
dome of the Capitol at Washington.
1t is a hollow sphere Of iron Of eight
million pounds weight, and is one
hundred and eight feet higher than
the Washington Monument in Balti-
more. sixty-eight feet higher than
Bunker Hill Monument, and twenty
three feet higher than the Trinity
Church steeple at New York.
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HEALTHY DIvIpENp.-The Idaho
mine of Grass Valley, last Monday,
declared a dividend of S25 per share
as the result of its earnings for the
month Of June. That was the forty
eighth dividend declared by the mine.
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ENKN he Mobile Register, the organ
par erCs'lence of the bedrock Demo-
cracyi n the South, signifies its will
ingness to put the Virginia and Ken
lucky resolutions, of 17s9, in their lit
tie bed.
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EMINENTLY TAURIsE.-Postmaster
General Cresweli mas issued an order
that Postoffice people shall not read
the matter written on postal cards,
"unless it be scurrilous." There is
beautiful security in this. And the
Postmaster General selm ms totally
ignorant Of the fact that be has per-
petrated . "buIl."
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The Danbury Neles says a home-sick
San Franciscan who is visiting the
East, finds occasional relief by having
sand squirted i'll his face and down
his back with a bellows.
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command of the Republican forces in

command of the Republican forces in
the Province OF BiScay.
The Carlists have heen repulsed be-
fore tile town of Stella.
1t is reported that Don Carlos has
ordered HIS forces not TO interfere
with communication on the line OF the
Northern Railroad.
a telegram from Barcelona an
nounceS that the workmen who left
the factories have returned again to
their employment.
The Captain General of Barcelona
has authorized the citizens TO organ
ize tor protection against the opera
tiOils of the International Society.
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BORN,

in Gold Hill, July Is, to the wife of John
Black. a daughter.
In stockton. Cal July u, to the wife OF
y. j. Salisbury, a ION.
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NORWAY.

CHRISHOLM, July 10.
The coronation of Oscar and Sophia
as King and Queen of Norway. took
place at Drontheim, the ancient capi-
tai of the Norwegian kings. There
was a brilliant procession to the Ca
thedral. i'm which Prince Arthur rep
resented the Queen of England, and
Prince Waldemar the King OF Den
mark. The ceremony of coronation
was performed by Bishop Drontheim.
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MARRIED,

In Charleston. Maine, July 2, f. g..
Lord, OF Carson City, New, TO Eva A.
Place, of Charleston.
/ nSan Francisco, July II. W. Mcdonald
to Harriet Dent.
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INDIANA.I
KENTUCKY.


LEXINGTON. July 10.
DIR. Thomas Dudley, First Assist
ant Superintendent of the Eastern
Lunatic Asylum, committed suicide
this morning by taking morphine.
It is believed that he became insane
through intense application to his
duties.
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Stephen Hood, a negro, was arrest
ed for the murder of his adopted son,
aged u years, whom he took to the
woods Yesterday, ostenSibly on a
hunting excursion, and murdered and
buried him. Coming home without
the 10y. his wife told the police, who
searched the woods and found the
body of the / oy.
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The Apex or EIoncsty.

.f rr- -a srG: 1edv -
At party one evening, several con-
tested the honor Of having done the most
extraordinary thing A reverend gentle
man was appointed judge of their re-
spectiYe pretensiops, ss l
Ono produced his tailor s bill with a
receipt attached to IT, a buzz went
round the room that this could not be
Outdoue, whtn u second proved that ne
had just arrested his tailor foT money
that was lent him, ,sg d.a. .g
The palm is his was thsgepcrous cry,
@tsh'a third put ip his claim.aa VI -
~ Gentlemen, said he, ] cannot boast of
the 'ieatf of my predecessors, but 4,have
returned to The owners two umbr elias
they left at my .hoasasg-s-
III hear no, pogostreried the aston,
ished arbitrator This is the very acme
of honesty il is an act of virtue of
which never knew any one capable;
the ,prize,r- s.ayna aEFFs
\ Hold !! cried another; l. have done still
nor than that. ,ala -Hs s1.
Impossible cried the whole company
Let us hear. A re7e
] have takeu2 my county paper fol
thirty years, aud paid for it every year
in advance. -s-a, % Is
He took the prize. r
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the tale. l was touched to the heart
with one especially, that had been re-
duced to the belt=the arms, Leg, ,-hoad,
and chest all gone. Tears came to my
5eyes when though of the reflections Of
that poor statute over tho .sad wreck to
which Time, ,hsa brOught IL The spus
OG Milo was IN sre fortupato in The
possession Of i'm and enough adipove
matter to Er Sss tbp pssB bpzop Ger
man girl. IsypPose 1 Sm not high in
art. l do admire the Partisan ladies
however, and | can understand Toussen-
els remark, that they, hayo always been
suspected of hidiag their wrongs"
They are sogruoOtul, pretty, aud happy
and they dress 50 Reu but unlike the
6caeya,bnd6 With US, who make dress the
end and aim Of life, the true Frcuch
woman never permits the dress to oyer
shadow her PERSONNEL Like .Sfr Charles
iCottsGedn,. We have been everywhere,
iand boeh everything, and there is moth.
ing in it. We'had our musical romance
concerning the European Scho OILS nipp0d
very early. Julia Reve was educated
by her mother in, Cincinnati, and took
the conceit out Of G crmap girls alsogcsh
er BY her exquisite Instrumentation.
List gave her the Bouquet OF Honor
and told her that German teachers
could do nothing for har more than
American. The old music teacher in
hanhcim told us that the best teachers
W ent to America, and that consorvato.
ries thore did not mean any moro than
they did in New York; that any music
teacher, however stupid, might diguiiy
his school by calling it a conservatory,
and advised us to return, if music Was all
we wanted to learn; and one must want
ITO learn worse tlinn we did to suffer the
domestic economy and terrific cuiisinicre
of G Germany-broad with unsnlied but.
ter, an egg day and lager, We are
.'atisfied aud hereafter will suffer the ills
we have rather than Ay to others that we
know are verse Adieu. HATTIE.
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OFFICIAL.
PROCLAMATION.
DE FHE GovEREoR:
STATE or Sourn CARoLlHA,
EXECUTIVE DSPARTMHST,

CoLEMDIG, c., October 9, 1873.
WHEREAS, by the Constitution Of this
State, it is required that THE General
Assembly shall provide Cor on annual tax,
sufficient 10 defray the estimated expenses
Of the State for eaohy year - 'f7'
-And .ivhereas, it is by law provided that
the Comptroller-G eneral, shall on or before
the 10Th day Of November annually, give
notice to the County Auditors of tho rates
per, eeninm Of taxation authorized by law to
be levied for the various State purposes;
yAnd eheFsas the General Assembly at its
last session omitted to provide for such
annual tax, for the fiscal year to oommeuce
on the first day. of November next. by reason
whereof the Comptroller, G General is unable
to give notice to tho County Auditors of
such andudl tax, at the time such notice is
by Law reqnifed 10 be givens 'N'' 3.
Apd ,eksreds, by the decision Of tho
supreme, Geurt Of the State, the Comp
trollor- g eneral is required 10 levy arAt per
etrtum Of taxes TO pay tho interest upon
certain classes of bondsi which, ere q part
'of the public dcbt ofthe State. and to give
notice of such levy to the County Auditor
on or bsfore the 10th day of November next;
And Hhereas, it is deemed important to
the welfare Of the, State inYisy of this
dec isiSn Of the Supreme Court, that the
G eneral Assembly should take into immedi-
ate consideration the condition of the pubic
debt; Of the State, and should SO provide az
that whatever taxes are be levied to pay the
Interest thereon shall be levied, at, the same
time as that At Which fbe general State !Sry
ia 2pquirSa tebe made, = -.
y nd ,ehstsas, the facts above reoited pre-
sent an extraoEainary OuorHisH, which, III
.iAs judgement lef,itshe e, Che Esse'tivsa@Hhra'i .,
!, - es,ss ven : 60 ssl a'as6W Tfs
fut'o 4 -. 4
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necessary to convene the General Assembly
at day earlier than the period provided
for the regular annual~sessio thereof.
Now, therefore, l, Franklin j. Nose
Jr. .sGoyernor Of the State of South Carolina
by virtue of the power vested in me, by, SEQ
tion l6, Article tIlGof tKefconstit6tiJn Of
the stRsg} % issae IBIS my Proclamstscp,
commanding and dir seting t.le HonoraBles,
the Senators and mspibsra of tho General
AsssaPly, tq attend ia .theis ssspeotiyo
Legislative eChapbers, on TUESDAY THE
TWENTY-FIRST DAYlAoF THIS MONTH,
AT TWELVE NJ, there to take into con.
siderntion the vsriaus matters heroinbefore
rccited, )hnd alSo5suqh other matters as in
their wise and discreet Judgment may re-
quirc attention at this time
Ip tsstihSnS shereof, Ithave hereunto set
{ ~ my hand and caused the great seal
\ L. $. Of the State to be affixed at Column
u" bia, isninth day of October, a.
d. eighteen hundred and seventy y-three, and
in the ninety eighth year of american In
depondenee. VIZ
By the e0ternOr: 3
4 . FRANKLIN J. MOSES, in.
II. +. HAYNE, Secretary of State
oct. lS ,-1.I "a 1879 II
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lheState of outh Carolina
ORANGEBURG COUNTY

ORANG EBUKG COUNTY
In TuE COURT OF PROBATE.
BY AUGUSTUS B. ENowLToN, Esq,
Judge of Probate in said County.
WHEREAS, w. r. Parler hath made
suit to me to grant to him Letters of Adj
ministration Of the Estate and effects of
John NJ. Parlcr, late of said County, de-
ceased.
These arc therefore to cite and adsnonish
all and singular the Kindred and Creditors
of the said deceased, to be and appear be-
fore me at q Court of Probate for the said
County, to be holden tiny Office in Orange
burg, S. c., on the 3d dny of November
1873, Mt 10 o'clock A. NJ, to show cause if
any, why the said Administration should
not he granted
Given unucr my hand and the Seal of the
Court, this l7th day of Oct. s. ID. 1873,
and in the 9th year of American Inde-
peudenoc
[L.s,] AUGUSTUS d. KNowLToN,
oct l8-2t Judge of Probate.
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ORANGEBURG COUN TY
In PRoBATE Court.
William T. Phillips
VS.
Mary NJ. Porter, ct al.

BY virtue OF an order OF the Probate
Court in ne above stated action. will sell
in whole or in parcels, for partition and Iii
vision. mt Orangcburg Court House, on the
first Monday in November. next, the follow
ing real estate TO wit:
An that tract or parcel of land contain
ing 1s0 acres more or less, and bounded on
the North by Estate lanIs of Nathan Hut
son and lands of William 7, Phillips, East
by lands of Robert Walker, South by the
Davis bridge 0oad, and West by lands of
William A. Ehney and Nathan Porter.
ms-Onc half cash, balance on u cred
il of twelve months, with bond Of the pur-
chaser bearing interest Il ON of sale. &C.
curel by mortgage Of tue pr lnises TO the
Judge of Probate. Purchaser 10 Pay for
papers an / recording.
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-. :. his sopy who was about to leave home
-. on "trip down 1.-The Mississippi river:
my son, beware of thegame where the
.r,.a v,J Jack kSt ttakesithe Aee.''--Erchange geogt}
q. rs isla Fscruitipg sargeausiliko the
- - wipda Because he bloNsdlHhere: he
listeth. -. =, ..,s,.---.----- t-a
AN .rrA4gYankcs .criiesT Tspeakingo Of a very
- tall actor, said. Hes tall enough to ac,
in two parts. . - .
Mrs Partingtou says she gets up
every morning at the shrill carriou of,
.,sea,.;t the schqndelier.dv Ibai No ~ a. 'f'
By ;yrgWlteu youshetaf aihian say the world
.a6s.rowss him "a living, don't leave any hams
.,sA lsyipg arouid loose. - ss. 'ss. f,'s
7stsaaaAnaIow clergyman who had do
,ssalonatiOu party lately, has beans enough to
eft lastthirty-seyeh years.
en man IN IN Peoria claims to have U.
- stone that Washington threw at, ~ wood
ESQ Ferke his fatEeer's cherry tree.
They say the largest Epslste Fcttle,-
Element made in this country is in Kan
G1,ssA We tbPlir thought it. was tbeb'AE'ba'
.ssI ma. ar .ss.zs1o tisasap s,,'lse4s i ~
saa RED Bsnk,lN 81, farmer boasts
s.;.tthat his hens lay eggs. ,thatsrcan't be-
beat NJ That farmsr opghta1toi be taken
.sa into saitardg,a 1ed .1oeb sal h'H9ao iSH
Ss saeeae,neoRle oRle'saRttachmente sfs dOn
% gsnisl laae that of Daenoff aud PythinS'S
.es9h hsEsEoepEeniaai, slike't that Ofthc sia
ssds sEpsess 'slnsss {fWh ''ilnf -, s
O. as hsebcyss new tto wsersi copper: last , en-
,algedthfuughouss aud plated at the knee SO
bssas4i to abe SimpregnableN to friction, are
edlkhownas the aknee pt's "ltrd." ...
.a1ss kansas City complains Of its. corn
Aettbat ethe kernels shed bloc blood -T"Ir IL
70 strikes us that that's just W what IA Colo Colonies
s'misht bo expected dstf'i 70 DO. '.i,, syeeisla
Ssn What, said teacher heIot'o9 to A q pnpil,
-Ssftinakes you feel uncomfortable afterey9 y9u
eahave done wrong| IN "My tP"pssiblg
ieather strap s1s sIesiingy FePllseSda PsS n Ho Rpy
Tile following sisv straightforward
+spitaph Henry NE Mss#"*1*s rs born Dee.
.sf6ss1805, died --77 8 He.was @ egrsar
turkey hunter, and tolerablye6 good
addlsr He desired the ah9yetoybe
placed on q, this li;gs slab, Peace tshisashes." :"
- "A sea aPhhael1nB7l lpViteu 10 meet
COMMITTEE dGf = sS'letyl Tor tha Evange !
liSss1lf9nt ts pfs Atrlcaad dVhep asker, fDo tue
snpleeaR q the hing OF pahomey Keep
punday g 81, repileo, y esI ana eVerything
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~. IL. MluUlCtOn,
Jacob +. l.. Amakcr.
Pursuant TO The Judgment Of foreclosure
in this case, and orders extending the time
of sale, l will sell at public auction, in
Orangebprg at the Court House. as proper
ty of the defendant J, +. l.. Anlaker. 'i !.
An that planta ion in this Couuty known
as Belleville, containing 1000 acres more or
less, and bounded by lands now or formerly
owned by Trczvant, McCord, Geiger, Moore
and by the Congarce river, on this following
terms
Onc-haif cash, the balance in one year,
secured by bond with interest from date at
she rate of Upper cent per annum, and pay
able annually so long rs any money remains
unpaid, together with mortgage of the
premises. Purchasers to pay for papers
and recording.
Both plaintiff and defendant have leave to
bid at the sale.
The successful bidder will he required to
pay 5 per cent Of his bid or the Sheriff will
resell the same day.
And if the rest of the terms are not COM
piled with in two (2) days after the sale,
the Sheriff shall resell on the succeeding
salcday.
Sherifrs Office, f. ]. CAIN,
Orangcburg C. II. S. c., s. o. C.
oct 10th, 1873.
oct lS I'd
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ORASGEBURG COUNTY,
IL PROBATE CoURr.
Rosa V. CLARK, ct. al.

Rosa V. Clark, Ct al.
-iF KS
Adsllu s. Cain. CT ALI u isAi
iiy or,lcr of said Court, / viii sell at
Orangeburg Court IIOusc, on Monisy, No
vember8, 1873, during the legal hours. at
auction oT
That valuable tract of land with, Store and
other Buildings thereon, in the town OF
/, I.ewisvfile, bounded by lands Of K. Geek
ley. 4, T.. Amaker, and South Carolina
Railroad Company. The same will be sold
in several lots. and all Of the same are de-
sirably situated, and edcr fine opportunities
for investment. q
Terms-O One third cash, balance on n
credit of one year, purchaser % give bond
TO Judge of Probate for credit portion, with
interest frem day OF sale, secured by mort
gage Of premises purchased, with covenant
for resale on breach of condition of bond,
and to pay for papeIs and recording.
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MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.

The PDrtIUid7l Syrup, q Protect
Ell Solution of the PrOtoIttte of
Iron, iS so combined as to haze
the character Of an dLiUle1tt, as
easily diDcSted and dSSiIeiLQted
9Oith the blood as the simplest
food. 1t increases tie QlIG1Lttty
of Natures OiU7t PItdLtxfjtg
AgeILt, IRON in The blood, and
C1E2'eS "0 HEO1Lsd1ItL fILs, )" simply
On TO1,i1D up, InUiOordtinD and
VitdLizi1lD the System. The eiS-
3'iched a7t6 VitdLLsed blood 21eT@
anedtes eUe1'D part of the 60dvS
repairing damages and aUesSte,
sea1Cht1.D ont 7nOr6td secre-
tions, and teaOt'sO nothing for
disease to feed atlDOB.
This Is the secret of the 4Uon-.
deTTUL success of this remedy iIt
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Conn
plaint, Dropsy, Chronic Diar-
rhoea, Boils, Nervous Affections,
Chills and Feyers, Humors;
Loss of Constitutional Vigor,
Diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints,
ana dU diseases originating i7S
u 6ad state of the blood, or dc-
So"tPtttC" NO UCOtttCD W u COtO
state of the system. Being free
from IlcOhOI, in any form, dts
ener0ising effects are not fol-
Iot0ed by corresponding Teac-
tion, 6ut are permanent, ia.ftt-
sing strength, UiDor, nIsd 7ae,c.
life into all parts ofthe systent,
and building ttl1 an IRON Con-
StitttiOn.
Thousands hare been cha,iged
6D the atsc Of this remedy, frons
9CedIc. sichty, siEI1eriI,fy c1ea-
tuTcS, to strong, healthy, and
hdl1py aIcn and 7UoDseII; and
a1tUdtids cannot treGsonct6Lyhes-.
itate to 0iUe ft u trial.
See that each bottle has PERL.
WAN SYRUP 6loaOs i,s the glass;
Pamphlets Free.
SETH W. FOWLE & SONS, Proprietors,
No. SO Harrison Av., Boston.
SOLD Br DRueoIsTs oEnERALLH
oct Is ly
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Notice Of Dismissal.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
u one month fran date Twill file mysinall
aoctupt with tn . Honsrabls Aug. n, Knowl-
ton, Judge Of Probate for 0rapgeburg GOun.
ty, as Administrator Of the Estate Sf "A. Y. :.
Ksnnerly decd, and ask fer Letters ,eS Dis
mi ,missaEl. .ge Z e. sos: laert
'"' - J. T., Cy KBNEHRLF,laH
gga aa.4@hA ADMINISTRATORS,
!. .pcl lsa tns s'ae = I'm
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NOTICE. !.
OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, :,
ur oRASoEbURo, c., H., s.. C.
September 22rd 1873.
Sealed proposals viii! be received at thi 5
Office on or before the 9th day of October
1873, for repairing Jones Bridge over
North Edisto River. Also for the ropairing
of Rowes' Bridge over North Edisto River
The repairs to be complete, and no decHyed
Timber or Lumber to be used. For particu-
lars apply at this Office.
BY order of the Board,
GEORGE BOLTVER,
Clerk Of Board Of County COMMISSIONERS.
Sept. 81 1878 .aa 1,ss s.
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o. PloUghinys
Supt, David Persner.
Committee; DIR. J. ID. Cleckly, Henry Fun
derburk, Abram 5. Dukes.

superintendents are requested to attend on
Monday, Oct, 81, at the Fair Grounds, at
which time entries will be received.
Members of ofCommitIees will please attend
on Wednesday, Oct 20, for awarding pre-
miums. .s- glr
Z Sreciei tickets OF Admission will be issicd
to Superintendent for the eutire, Fair, and to
members of Committees for Wednesday.
Special Tickets for Exhibitorsy to beobtain-
ed when articles are entered for the whole
term Of the Fair One Dollar.
Admission to Fair Scots. Children I'M
der Twelve years Of age, 25cts.
Family Tickets at ReGpeed rates, No
Season Tickets except TO Exhibitors.
Forfurther particulars apply to any Of the
undersigned Board of Directors. u
p WlLLIAM =. BARRON, President
JOHN /, %GDRER, arsd s'iT
.x /, r, BEokWIpA,ha8 asaw nv
s-s +, II. W, BRIGGMANS,s SD pos
PAUL s, FEI- DER l,.i ksa =
.Iaa. WANNASiAKER, 20
so SstNilELd5iBl,ISt oSiss'sa Aa''" =
~ t,s sc, u $50 baaat@ Asa tsEsllss .
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Complete in ell its parts; uses the Stsairkt
Bye Pointed Needle, Self Threading, direct.
upright Positive Molten, New Tension. RalfA
Feed and Cleth Guidery 0pes4tes sy WhsSs
and On a Table. Light Running, Smeetb
and noiseless like all good high pfiosH
imachines. Has patent check 70 prevent tke
whcel being turned she wrong way, Usea
the thrced direct from the spool. Maksk
The Elssdc A.cck Stitch fArest ard strsnsksl 3
stitch known y hrm, durable, clsss ana
rapid. win do all kinds of,worh fiae an,S
coarse, from Cambria 60 heavy CIoth ar
Leather, and uses all descriptions OF Thread
The best mcchanicai talent in AIaerlaN
and Europe, has been devoted to inzprOysnr
and simplifying our Machines, oaiefdnips
only that mhiea is practicable, ana alss
pcnsing with ell comp piioated surrerndinvs
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Special terms and extra snduosnents 10
male and female agents, store Keepers, Re-
who will establish agencies through fSs,
country and keep our, ,Feesgs machines 81 Z &
hibitien and saie. County rights given -
letnart agents free. Agents oaRplete AM Il
.fugsisAed 3 without any ezlra charaes
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peohtaining terms testi1Bonisls enefA wings.
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