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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-25
RusKLE SENTENCED BY A COURT MARTIAL.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. "a, 1873.
1t has transpired here that the recent court
martial In the case Of Major BENJAMIN p. Runkie.
late superintendent of the Freedmens Bureau IN
Kentucky, on trial charged with fraud against
col0red soldiers and similar allegations, FOUND
him guilty and sentenced him to be cashiered. to
pay a fine OF $1,000 and to be imprisoned IN the
Penitentiary for four years, and In case the nne
was not paid at the expiration OF that term, I'M
prsonment Tor another four years to be added.
kunkle was Brevet Brigadier General and was
nlaced on the retired list with the rank OF Major.
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rose has its thorn" we sincerely believe that
every pedestrian on our thoroughfares devoutly
wishes that every street crossing had its Cap
tain Thorn. By the snowfall Of Thursday
night our sidewalks and streets have been
again rendered almost impossible for foot pas
sengers and vehicles. 1t is all very pretty for
the poet to compare something to
snowflake on the river
A moment here and gone forever.
But when snowAakes fall in our streets and
on our sidewalks they do not Immediately dis
solve into thin air and go about their business
forever. No, they stick. They become part
and parcel of the pavement and cobble stones
Should rain fall, they assist in the general
coagulation preliminary to transcendental
(heels up y stage of slipperiness, and render
locomotion to man and beast both dangerous
and damaging particularly damaging
Men (sic teamsters) swear now who never swore
before,
And those who swore before now swear the
more.
Now do, Captain Thorn, come along with
your shovel and broom and cart brigade, and
remove the slush and stuff, and snow and ice
and dirt before you have occasion to mourn
the loss of temper among many OF our most
worthy citizens
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-25
SENTENCE OF A CONEBoTIoUT MURDERER
NEW HAVEN, Jan. "A. 1873.

NEW HAVEN Jan. "a, 1873.
John r. Johnson, Swede. was sentenced to-day
to be hanged on April 10, 1874, fer the murder of
Johanna Hess. of Mcriden. The State law does not
permit sentence OF death TO be executed under y
year. This Is the drst death sentence pronounced
In New Haven for twenty-five years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-25
THE pREw-sHERBURNE TRAGEDY.

CONCORD, N. H., Jan. "a, 1873.
post mortem examination of the body OF Jo-
sephine Drew was made this morning at Fisher
Vile. The examination Is not yet completed. but
nroSahy will be In day or two. public mineral
ri the rrl took place this afternoon IRON the Meth
o,Iist church at Baskerville.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-25

those who have trust funds. That class are
less likely to be reached than spectators
through the manipulation of the debt by the
Syndicate. The absorption of the new re-
duced per cents, as provided tor by the Fund
ing act, would take place through those seek
ing such an investment as rapidly as is de-
sirable for the public credit if other and proper
means were used by the government for that
purpose. fastening to make changes, disturb
ing the debt continually and employing specu-
lating agents must have an unfavorable effect
The proper policy TO pursue would be to
deliberately fund the whole interest bearing
debt in interminable securities, or consols, of
uniform character. These would readily be
taken at low rate of interest, and lower, we
think, than five per cent, on account OF their
interminability. Various Neutrality-suspicious.
who have trust funds and many others who
want permanent security such con-
soils for investment. The value of safe govern
ment securities such as those of the United
States, is augmented in proportion to the
time they have to run. Nor can government
lose anything by giving its debt that character.
Though the securities may be interminable the
government is not precluded from redeeming
or extinguishing its debt, for it can enter the
market at any time and buy as much as it
pleases. The credit Of the Republic would be
more enhanced by such disposition Of the
whole debt than by anything else, and there
would be no opportunity for the successive
jobs in manipulating the debt which we have
seen during the last ten or eleven years. We
are sadly in need of comprehensive financial
policy and of statesmen capable of inaugural
ing one.
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be erased from the Excise law-now being
ngidly enforced in the City Of Churches
Resolutions Of respect to the memory of the
late Mr.. Cassidy, and of sympathy with his
family in their bereavement, we're passed by
the House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-25

Mr.. j. c. BANCROFT DAVIS, of the Joint High
Commission and the Geneva Tribunal, has
been appointed Assistant Secretary of State in
place Of Charles Hale, resigned, from which we
infer that the sharp diplomatic correspond
ence of the style of that in the Catacazy i'm
broglio will shortly be resumed BY Mr. Fish.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON. Jan. "a, 1873.
The President has accepted the resignation OF
First Lieutenant Duncan Sherman, First cavalry.
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AN INTERNATIONAL scULLINa MATCH

HALIFAX, jan "a 1874
The s2.5OO required TO back Brown anains<
Sadler, the EngIish sculler, has been subscribed
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RAPID TRANsr.-A bill for rapid transit was
introduced in each house at Albany yesterday
See our Legislative reports.
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NAVAL ORDER,

WASHfNGTON, Jan "a. 1873
Commander George Dewey has been detached
from torpedo duty at Newport, X. L.
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Mails Destroyed on the Grand Trunk
Railway.

TORONTO, Ont, Jan. "a, 1873.
The baggage car OF train on the Grand Trunk
Railway going eastward from Toronto this morn
inc. caught fire near Grafton and the English malt
matter en- route to the Canadian steamer was all
destroyed. The Canadian mail was saved
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-25
THE NEW DOMINION.

Now Appointments In the Cabinct-NOvA
Scotia's New Lieutenant Governor.
OTTAWA, Ont, Jan. "a, 1873.
Hon. Mr. Archibald, Ex-Governor Of Manitoba is
to take a seat in the Dominion Cabinet. Hon.
Joseph Howe the present Secretary OF State, is to
be APPOINTED Lieutenant Governor OF Nova Scotia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-25

The REPUBLICAN HEADsMAN WITH HIS LIT
TIE HArcHET has made his appearance in the
County Court House and dire effects are to
follow. The party executioner is as little q
respecter of condition as the public hangman
in civilized countries. He will chop off the
head of poor democratic washerwoman with
rs much gusto as he will slash off the demo-
cratic head of department clean sweep
was ordered yesterday by the Board of Super
visors among such ground game as the jani-
tors, engineers and cleaners of the new Court
House and the neighborng public buildings
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-25

"M.KE No LONG CITATIONS. - General
Gordon, United States Senator elect from
Georgia, and Alexander II. Stephens, who
will, no doubt, be elected to the lower House
where he will be the oldest member by many
years--from the same State, have been making
long speSches. The time for long harangues
about the South is over. Her wants demand
action, not words. When these gentlemen
get into Congress we hope they will address
themselves to the work, of recupenting the
energies of the South and recall quotation,
slightly altered, occasionally used by Daniel
Webster
We solid men of Georgia. drink no strong potations
ie solid men OF Georgia, make no long Orations.
Lay good old Tom Jefferson, State rights,
buncombe and all that sort of thing on the
shelf for season, and see what can be done
in q practical way, under present political
exigencies, to replace the South in position
OF influence in the councils of the nation.
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FOSTER, THE CAR-HooK MURDERER, was
REsEsrEscEp yesterday. He is to be hanged
on the 7th Of March next. FjM Justaia!
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING.

OLYMPIC THEATRE, broadway. between houston
and Flcccker stree ts.-ALnAsBRA. Matinee at Ia
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WOODS MUSEUM. Broadway. corner Thirtieth St
WILD CAT Afternoon ana Evening
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Iron-Built English ships.


he makes choice of his profession or occupa-
ton and appears on board ship, is put on his
mental and moral mettle. He must accommo-
date himself to the narrow limits of his place
of living, to the varied motions of the ship on
deck and aloft, and most if not all of the duties
he is called on to discharge demand address
and skill and involve danger. The soldier,
on the other hand, from the day he enlists to
the day when discharged, may have little moro
to do beyond the manual Of arms, to square
his toes, square his shoulders and often use
his legs mechanically.
When Jacky, besides what is referred to
above, finds himself upon the ''briny' in one
Of those new iron steamships built in England,
he will do well to know that to all his risks is
added in a fearful degree the danger of foun-
dering should anything like the heating of
Journal valves deranged, cylinder defective,
crank pin break or any accident render the
engine useless for time Some one may say,
"Why, there are the sails, and the steamer
will sail into port" Alas sad is the day
when those on board any one Of the lean,
long, lank English steamers have to depend
upon her sails, auxiliary to such an extent
that they are but little beyond ornamental and
add to her symmetry aloft and little to her
efficiency except to run before the wind.
Suppose with disabled machinery she meets
one of the fearful gales which have swept from
the ocean so many steamers in the last two
months, the undoubted probabilities are that
she will join the Scanderia, James Mary
Church, Charruca, Shannon, Devon, E. s.
Judkins, Cresswell, Dalmata, Reindeer, Flag
and Annie Broughton, to swell the list of lost
at sea. England builds ships of lean, long,
lank models to wit:-218 feet long by 26 feet
beam and % feet depth of hold, OF 400 feet
long by 40 feet beam and 35 feet depth of hold.
They lack stability, and when compelled to
rely upon their sails they founder. They are
hurriedly constructed, besides, and when they
spring leak they founder. Now, on behalf
of the sailors and officers that risk their lives
in them, we protest against the late English
steamer models, but more particularly do we
protest on behalf of the passengers who en-
bark in the iron collins, ignorant Of the re-
quirements of model or equipment Of a sea-
going steamer, and thus jeopardize their lives.
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BOwERY THEATRE, Bowery.-BRoKEx swoRD-NIcx
or Woops-SN0w BIRD.
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NEW FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE. 72s and $50 Broad
wAy.-ALixE. Matinee
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE, Twenty third St and Eighth
sv.-CArARACr OF THE GANGgs Matinee NJ IN.
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AraENEUM No. 6s5 Broadway.-GRASD VARIETY In
ERTAINMENr. Matinee at 21a.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-10-11

The editor of the Abbeville Medium.
has advertised for that mother who took
her daughters with her in search of the
Patrons of Husbaudry, although it is
not the mother no wants.
Under the head of deaths" the
Abbcvillo Medium has the following
DIR. j. w. Gurley, the veteran and
successful eye, ear aud tooth doctor, left
the city NOndayt TO be absent until the
lst Of March next
Sunset Cox is now said to be "a lar
mcr in his HympathieS." What ne
don't know about "anti-weovil wheat" is
not worth knowing Ofc1urse Samuel
is a farmer, lie always makes hay
while the sun ahincs.
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The State Of South Carolina,

AAO NNeCIO Va DOuGU OthIUllutsy
COUNTY OF ORANGEBURG
In THE CoURr OF GENERAL SESSIONS,
Fall Term, Oct. 10, 1873.
To he Hon. R, +. Graham:
The Grand Jury of the County re-
sPeetfuliy present that
I. They find all the Public Buildings
In good repair, and have no rccommeu-
dAtiou to make on this subject, oxoopt
that the pickets on the Court IIsuse
fence Should be secured by straps.
2. That all the County Offices to
which they got access are woll kept.
The Treasurers Office was locked up,
and he and his Clerk both out of town,
but they find from tn, Offices of the
County Commissioners and the School
Commissioner, that he has neglected TO
make the monthly returns required by
the 18th Sec. chap. 13 of the Revised
Statutes, aud the 9th Sec. of tho Act
concerning School Funds. Many com
plants were also made about his failing
to pay School Orders, because not in
funds. They investigated one case to
see if it was not mere clamor, aud
found that the Treasurer in the single
return made to the School Commission
er, admits having, for the Township of
Branchvillc $3.50. On this the School
Commissioner says he has countersigncd
orders for only $439 S3, and he identi-
fed as one Of the orders included in the
S439.S3 one produced by Mr.. f. T.
Smoke, who held it for collection, and
gays it was presented aud dishonorcd on
the plea OF no funds.
The Jury had their attention drawn
to tho fact that the County Commission.
ers had disalowed tho charges of Trial
justices for more than one recognizance
in each case, and the County Commits.
sioners desired an expression from tho
Jury of their view. The Jury referred
the matter to the Special Solicitor, Who
had been ordered by the Judge to assist
.::em. lie advised them that there was
no law to restrict tho charge TO one
rccognizance in each case. bu, in their
opinion there should be one, and they
desire to see some restriction enacted.
4. They lastly present that the Trial
Justices throughout this County are
very remisa in neglecing to enforce
what is commonly called tho TuPpcr
Law, as they are required to do by the
10Th Section of the SO,h chapter of the
Revised Statutes.
WM. {. MOSS,
10. enan.
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Wilkie Collins wears specs, an d he
viOits America for the purpose Of making
. spec.
An ofico was opened at Toby Creek,
Marion CouDsy, last week, with W. II.
Carey as postmaster
In Nashville, TeRn., there is club Of
rejected lovers, the members Of which
are said to BE- the happiest fellows in
existence.
A citizen Of Laurens County Offers
bale of cotton as n standing bid TO any
6rst class CIRCUS that will visit that
town.
A good article Of whiSkey is called
"Old Velvet" and the people delight
in clothing their iRsides with il as with
garment.
Troy, N. Y, has a baby with four
teeth in It's nose. That child Was ctt
ont for reporter. Think Of tho amount
Of nOsing around q man could do with
such finty organ as that
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e. ]. OLIVEROS, N. D.,
DEALER IN

DRIA AsG1 ~ AH
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTR.
OILS, VARNISH, NON-gXPLosEVR
LAMPS, GARDEN sEEDs, Be-, &ssy
PROSECUTIONS prepared with ACcBR
ACY and FIDELITY, for which purpose .
full and complete assortment Of PURB
CHEMICALS and GENUINE DRUGS will be
constantly on hand.
Long experience-a successful business
career of mere than eight years liz orangs-
burg. good knowledge Of the DRUG
MARKET at Lome and abroad, will aEsrd q.
sufficient guarantee that an eoSds sold or
dispensed at my estahIishasnI will k0
GENUINE and RELIABLE.
APPreciating the success vhisb in tEs
past has attended my ~Gsrts, 1 have de-
tsrminsd to spare no pains TO merit CEN
finance Of the patronage SO lbera,ly Bssssa&-
ed. tfI h
E.J. oLEvEROS II. D..
No 100 Russell Street OrAngsburrs
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SATURDAY, OCT. II, 1873.

Owing to the pre- sure of professional
engagements in Court, the editor has
had no time to prepare tho news local
column for the .re,eat week.
That duty ha, been ably aud pleasantly
dicharrcd by Mr.. j. Herman W.hler, 3
TO whom the editor returns many thank
for his timely and courtc,u assistance.
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NOTICE.

OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
ORASGEBuRG, c., H., s.. C.
September 22rd 1873.
Sealed proposals will be received At this
Office or or before the 27th day Of October
1873, for repairing Jones Bridge over
North Edisto River. Also for the repairing
Of Rowes Bridge over North Edisto River
The repairs to be eompletS, and no decayed
Timber or Lumber to be used. For part ieu-
lars apply at this Office.
BY order Of the Board,
GEORGE BOLIvER,
Clerk Of Board of County Commissioners.
Sep. 81 1875 #
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Ths'Abbsvillo Aedian,sis 10 be issued
daily during the agricultural fair 10 that
tesR, Enterprising.
4 contemporary says that "Stray
leaves from soOa-coming orange bios,
SONS fiutssr around in prophecy or we d,
dings to be-" Let 'en fnt. It's mono
of eur funeral.
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Estate Sale.

In accordance with the order Of Hon.
Augustus d. KnoWlton Probate Judge.
will sell at public outcry
for cash at Orangeburg Court House
on Saturday the lst, November next, three
Bales ofCo tton of the Estate of Joel Knots.
JOHN d. KNOTS,
Executor.
Oct IL 1873 n
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[ToR THE oRANosDuRa NEwS.1
Keep tVao Conscience Clear.

In tender ago, be wisd0m'B gage,
Hold naught but viFture dear,
When time dispelS the mist of Youth
The conscience may be clear.
The feet that quick to mischief run
Temptations wiles ensnAre,
Then ponder well, the paths bSguu,
And keep taS VvhseieacS clear.
No Woe that wears dscs sptiOn' guise
-, With virtue can compare;
Then seek the pearl Of greatest prico
And keep the Conscience clear.
The Saviour in his wisdom taught
T g To place no treasure here,
Beyond this world II profits naught--
a=- Then keep the conscience clear.
The misor'S gold 10 worthless trash
And only current here,
selt cannot bribe the hand Of death
q,iss Or keep the conscience clear.
1sq ThS poorest wretch that tolls in need
b9ag If filled with sodly fear,
di7 Hath HourceB Of true wealth indeed
81 Beyond the millionaire.
seTHS needs no tranSisnt guilty Joys
~ Toshield him frsm diSpsir,
oJ Hope springs immortal in his breast
And keeps his esRcisnee clear.
tEdWhen age GENES on with all its ills
81 And life is in the ssre
Tia sweet to take rstroST Get
=, And feel the conscience clear.
ANDREW r. WOLFE.
3iiA' ED1sro FoRK.
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FOR SALE.

A DESIRABLE LOT in the Town Of
orangeburg, containing ONE ACRE, with
DWELLING, KITCHEN, STABLE and
good Wen Of Water. All the improve
ments NEW.
The abeve place will be sold CHEAP for
cash. Call sSon and get BARGAIN.
Apply to w. 7. LIGHTFOOT,
aug 23 a.
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COUNTY OF ORANGEBURG.
In THE COMMON PLEAS.

COUNTY OF ORANGEBURG.
In THE COMMON PLEAS.
The State-Ex Relatione Bill
The Solicitor of the s, nth TO Perpetuate
ern Circuit. Testimony.
Er Parte Application 10 prove
E. A. Thomas. Lost Deed.
Application on oath having been made by
T.. A. Thomas TO prove the past Existence.
Loss and Contents Of q Deed dated the Ii
Jan, 1850, from this applicant to VIM.
Frederick. Ii is ordered
That all persons aving like or opposite
interest in said Deed, whether residents in
this State or out Of it; and who desire 10 do
70, shall appear and cross examine the evil
dcnce produced and introduce evidence in
reply before me, at my Office at Orangebnrg
Oh the goth day Of September next.
GEO. B0LIVER,
Juns I4th, 1873. Referee.
june 81 3m
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100000

Nunan Strawberry Plants, so cts per leo
for sale by JEFFoRDs 4 Co., Of Charleston
8. C.
Orders left with Afr. J. S. AlberE otti win
be attendedts. r' oGf Il
aug % 1873 I'm 4
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\ Estate Of John Rlcken6EkeYs
HIEAll persons intersstod in the sAiS
Estate, are hereby notified that on the GATH
day Of September. 1873, will ole ny ansJ
account in tho Probate Office Of OrangGberG
County and will ask for letters Of diS@iSs~
ion.
CLARK C. COOPER,
Admit Ess. John Risksnbaksy.
sug. - 1878 a.
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HOMESTEAD.

The recent decisions Of ths Suprsmv
Court Of the United States have deslsrsG.
the HOMESTEAD ACES Ofiaiu State aa-
eon'titutiOnal a. tOdeBrs contracted Prev
iOus to 1853.
The last amendment to the Bankrupt Iaur
gives to the debtor the same exsmptisn oE
real and personal property 80 was StEssts,
hi n by the HOMESTEAD LAW. rs
The only way thst HOS1ESEEADs.oa1 oa1 30,
secured is by tsking tho Bsaeht ofths Bna1- :
rnpt Act.
Especial attention has beeh sad VIII bs
devoted to this branch Of the law by
BROWSING / BROWNING,
AttsvRsyS a. EA@s
RussslI Street, oranEsszrg 3. G.
may - sc =
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EXEGUTORs NOTKCE.-Pcr-
Ia soma having claims against Joel KNOTS
late Of Orangeburg County deceased, are
reqtired to present sworn statements Of
them, and those indebted 10 the same will
make payment to
JOHN u. KNOTS.
Qualified Executor.
Oct ii 1873 81
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NOTICE.

The EXERCISES of Mrs. NRUFFBR's
FREE SCHOOL, will be resumed on We'd
nesday, October LIST, 1879.
sept q
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OF TU A R Y.

DEp-Feu asleep in the arms Of Jeau~,
on the m6rRniHg Of the 9TH inst at Rowes
Pump, Mrs FANNIE f. MEYERS. the
beloved and afectionaie mother of W. X.
Meyers and Mrs. Ann Bowman, nge
seventy Ave years.
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ONLY FIVE DOLLARS.

WITH THE xHw
Patent Button Hole Worker.
THE MOST SIMPLE AND CONTACT IN
CONSTRUCTION. |
THE MOST DURABLE AND ECoNoMI-
CAL IN USE.
MODEL OF COMBINED srRKSdfw
AND BEAUTY.
Complete in all its parts, uses the straivhA
Eye Pointed Needle, Self Threading, dirset.
upright Festive Motion, New tension Sslf
Feed and Cloth Guider. OperatoE nv -Trhssi
and en- Table. Light Runaisss. RsaessA
and noiselese like all good high priced
machines. Has patent check 10 prevent the
wheel being turned the wrong way. Uses
the thread direct from the spool Makes
the Elastic Lock Stitch (6nsst snd stronzeets
stitch known firm, durabls close and
rapid. win do all kinds Of work, fine ana
coarse, from Cambria tc heavy ClotA on
Leather, and uses oil descriptions Of thread.
The best mechanical talent in America
and Europe, has been devoted to improSiaei
and simplifying our Machines, coGahining
emily that which is practicable, and dir
pensing with all complicated Surroundings
generally found in other maohiacs. 90 II
Special terms aud extra Inducements to.
nale and female agents, store keepers, &C.,
who will establish agencies through. the
country and keep our new mashines on,6x ! 4
hibiion and sale. County rights given 70,
smart agents free. Agents complete outfIo,
furnished without any extra oharEe.
Samples Of sewing, descriptive circuiare
oontaining tS4nas, testimonials, tngravihrs'
&o., sent free
Address. BROOKS sEwINGMAcHINE
CO., No. 1929 Broadway, New York.
feb Iy