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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-23

Those desiring to enter the night Telegraph
class, would do well to report Immediately
to the recretary Of the Institute, as only a
limited number ofstudents will DO received
For terms and particulars, address
ED. T. BAsYE, Secretary,
25fd2t Dallas Telegraph Institute.
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limited number OF students will be In.
structed In biography In the night class, al
the Dallas Telegraph Institute. Those de-
sirous of learning profitable profession
without interfering with their daily bust.
ness, will probably never meet with better
opportunity,
ED. I. BASYE, Secretary,
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Fair Warning.

All parties indebted to NJ Shields, by note
secured by deed Of trust are hereby notified
that prompt payments must be made, or
their property viii he sold.
SrEMMONS & MORRIS,
270dlt Attorneys.
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| offer the finest silks, Velvets, fancy Dry
Goods and Millinery
BELOW ooaT, ron oHRlsrMAa PRESENTS,
r. HoLDoRf, Agent,
2O3d2w on Lamarst., bet. Main and ELM
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A. NJ. FRIEND Il co. have the finest Apple,
Peach, and French Brandies, Jamaica Rum
and pure Kentucky Bourbons, all for tho
HOLIDAYS 270dSd
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Remember the Odd Fellows ball oemeh Oh
on tho night of New Years Eve, nst ppee'h'
Der, nj Odd Felown hall Ia Dallisi
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Tonight the Calico Ball will be held
at Fields Hall. We understand that
two white pigeons are TO be liberated
ON the occasion, from whose necks q
gold ring will be suspended, and that
the lady who captures them will be al
lowed to keep them. By all means let
every one turn out. 1t will be most
'sh1DsAble evening in every particular.
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We have this day sold our entire stock OF
merchandise and open accounts 10 Mr.. r.
VILE, who win continue the business In the
same building occupied by Us. Hoping that
he will receive the liberal patronage hereto
fore extended Us, we remain,
Respectfully,
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The best brands of whisky, Wine and
Cigars can be- had at A. NJ. FRIEND coz
for the ho,idays. 2OdSd
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Attention, Firemen.

Dallas Hook and Ladder Company No. |,
will meet at Commercial Club Room, Satur-
day night, December Goth, for drill and
special business,
by orderof W. c. COMMON,
2l7d2t Foreman.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-23

" you want some iinc Whiskcy Wine,
Brandies Or Cigars fr Christmas pr New
Years, call on 4, NJ. FRIEND co.
270d8d
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Don't forget TO call on A. NJ. FRlEND& co.
for your Liquors and Cigars for the holidays.
p7DJed
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Remember A. NJ. FRIEND & co. has the
finest Liquors and Cigars, In the city, for tho
holidays. HOdsd
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every cloud has us mlycry llnipgu, nho
every lemale compliant w Nnso IN VI P'h'
Reader what means W r. NY
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King has always on hand the bost OF wines
and LIQUORS 10 suit his customers. 2l7dSm
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
TO tho Voters Of the City Of Dallas:

TO the Voters Of the City Of Dallas:
hereby announce myself rs a candidate
for Mayor of Dallas, and do 80 without the
solicitation of friends or condemnation OF
enemies; Having no friend to reward or
enemy to punish, and believing i can I'D
minister justice without bias or prejudice in
this position, will be thankful for your sup
port.
Very truly yours,
j. W. LANE.
I am candidate for the office OF Mayor OF
the city Of Dallas. Many friends have urged
me to run as an independent candidate. To
this appeal l say this: am the candidate
OF the people, but will abide by and acqui-
esce In any decision made by the Democracy
of the city OF Dallas in their Convention
should one be held. NAT. M. BURFORD.
We are authorized and requested to an
nounce
HIRAM II. BOALEs,
As n candidate for Marshal Of the city Of
Dallas, at the city election in April next.
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For Salo.

Two good residences In thih city, lihho
diato possession RiYon -
lbD-dl hTHAuAh1 W.
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Franklin 4 Penn are receiving now saods
Aru.u.L Il %.
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COrnice Moulding, over 49,
900 feet Just received, ana VIII
be made 10 order, al
PIERCE a. LYLES.
OaadOy

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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-16
NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS.
Abraham Harper,

2 G. Uensley, Admir- &c, ct. 81.
tn r. q. HrnsleY a. Admir- Of James A. Hons.
lev deceased, and in his own right, Ami.
Bgp.Iey. Elizabeth L. Hensiey, LurinS,
Hpnsley. John ". Hensley, James a. Hens.
lev octoyia E. Hensley, Martha A. Hen,.
lev. E.J. Heuslpy, Mary j. Poor, Walt,
Poor. PAMELA Poor, E. Nicholas, wm. +
Niebols. T. 81. Nichols, George G. NirhoI.
". Smith, Awhile Smith and Jonathan R
Han,py, heirs at law Of James A. HgusIey
deceased.
Yon. and each Of you will take polre
,b,, I shall on he l7h doy Of October, 1919
nj the office of The Clerk OF the Circuit Conf
Of putnam county, West Virginia, ia the town
NJ Winfield between the hours Of Z o'clock A
N and o5,ocE P. NJ Of iuaeday proceed To
,agc ,be d.po,lions OF Wilson Hayes and 9th.
or. m he READ AZ eyiienre in my behalf in
ceraip suit now depending on The ChanCery
.ile of the Cucuit Court Of Putnam county,
West Virginia wherein you are defendant,
and | am complainant, and il from any cause
lbe taxing Of slid d positions be no. conm-D.
crd ON .aid day. The taking Of the same will
he adorned from day To day or from time to
time at the same place and between the same
hou,, until the same SHALL be completed.
ABRAHAM HARPER,
sert 25 is. Ter Counsel.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-16

( With lbc money received FROM the State
lor support Of free schools, be Sufficient to
keep such schools 10 operation for at least
four months 10 the year. &c.
fhe leyies under this section were made
by the boards, for the support Of the pfi.
mary free schools. not chargoable to The
building fund
It would seem quite plain bat under
this cc,ion no levy can be male Jy a
board Of education. @iao@ he os.nd4t
ME wlev gfHle toonsiip and consequent
IL as the egic, 10 the eases before u "for
,bo supporter lbe primary iree schools, y
we're maie without the assent oithc voters,
ihcy are illegal aud void
The legislature has thought proper to 60
further 10 the llh section Of toe Code aud
to require more than is required 10 the
ll.t section, or IN the net to establish the
,cbool district Of WcIisJarg, and torcQaire
more th,o the constitution requires
The dccraos complained Of, SO fur as
they dissolve The iojlnctoos to the lcvies,
TO provide school houses aud grounds
furniture, fixtures, &c, are therefore cor.
rect. but so far as they dissolve the in.
functions to the lcgios "ior tho support Of
., "a, ,,L,,I, - Iloy ara nnt
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-16
Gro. " TyPpErT, Eaiton.
County Roads.

As the Legislature is about to assemble
We deem it proper to sag word in rcla
ton to the pubIicroads, as it is one Of til,
most important matters to be IcgisIltc,
upon, aud one which the people are mos
deeply interested in The country want
good roads, Ia our opinion there is bn
one one pIao By which good roads can Be
bnit, anl that is by tax upon property
not upon labor The present mode o.
road making, Borrowed from Virginia
is not what we need now, aud it will moi
answer 10 this day of enlightenment and
progress We are free to confess that We
huve always been, aud are now opposed to
the plan ofrcqniriug men TO contribute so
much labor each year, on county roads,
fur thu reason that the roads are an adVan.
tagC to land owners; and we might as well
say so plainly. Roads, its true, are for
the accommodation Of the public, bu! the
mou who own the property are the per-
sons specially and directly benefited In
framing the new road law, W. trust our
Legislature will see to it, that the roads be
kept upand built BY tax on property -
The present road law, compelling men to
perform certain amount Of labor each
year on tue roads, without compensation,
is an invention of tue Radical party, and
should not be followed by the Democratic
party, Let The motto be equal Justice
to all men. In the system Of working
roads there is no justice, 1t is not right
or even Just. 1t is not fair that the man
who owns hundred dollars worth Of prop.
erty should contribute as much to keep up
the roads, as the man who is worth hun.
bred thousand dollars. There is no way
to cqualizo this only BY tax, and then eve
ry man contributes to The roads in proper
ton to what he is worth; aud every man is
placed upon equality, and the burthcn does
not bear more heavily upon one than up
on another. We deem this to be the on.
" practical and satisfactory way to insure
good roads. We DO not know of more
righteous plan, aud our legislators will do
the State benefit by sqnarcIy meeting
the case, by providing that roads shall be
built by tax only. This must be the
plan sooner or later Let be adopted at
Uuce.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-16
To our Members.

We call the attention Of our Legislator,
to the following from the Nloorcfeld Cow,
icr
"A bill has been presented to The Leg
i.amrc, entitled IAN Act for the general
information Of the people ltpassed the
Senate at both of the last two sessions, but
like other beneficial laws, it could never
secure the attention of the House This
bill has for its object the publication III
the newspapers of all ShcriIl's sales; deliu.
qucut land sales, notices Of elections, aud
much other public information, which IN.
der present laws, are written out and post
ed against court hose doors chcre oaly one
il a MoasaRd crcr sec Mem We con.
tend and We believe ever progressive man
in the State will stand by US, that such no.
tees arc public interest, and should be
published in the newspaper hR7ing a gen
eral circulation in the county wherein such
sales are to be made; aud by that mcaus
give general information. Its but fair to
tho party whose property is to be sold, for
be thereby secures more bidders and fair
price for bis property It's but fair to the
Sheriff, as he thereby secures the amount
of his claim, which is but seldom the case
nov.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-16

The Parkersburg Examiner cpitOmizc;
the recent unseemly squabbIo about the
public schools in that city by saying
THE simple truth Of the whole matter is
that the Radical Board, by means ola par,
ty trick, got control Of the schools Of thi:
city, aad hen turned out Of position
NIessrs Keau aud Prissol, together with
Eve ladies', because they we're all Demo
Gratis, yet have the eGrOnIery and yer,
daucy 10 try to make the people believe
that IL was not done through partisan
motives"
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There seems to be no eud of Republican
defalcalions in high posi,ions-men vino
have stolen from the Government. The
last instance is that of United States Sena.
tor Conoyer, of Florida, who has taken
from the State Treasury the little sum Of
$4,000 which be forgot to put back Tbi,
is admitted by the Republican papers -
lie employed this stolen money in bnyiug
up the negroes aud Carpot.bnggors in the
Florida Legislature, who elected him to
The Senate.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-16

Last week witnessed the death Of two
famous persons in the world Of literature
and art, Louisa MGhIblch, the historical
novelist, whose numerous writing: are
probably well kuowu to many Of our read,
ers. and Sir Edwin Landsccr, R a, the
celebrated painter of animals. Laudsccr
was certainly preemiucrt in the special de,
partment OF art in which he worked, We
suppose that even the most enthusiastic
french admirers Of Rosa Bouheur would
admit that.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-16

Some of the creditors of the First Ma
tionnl Bank, in the District Of Columbia
ought to bring suit against Genera
Grant to recover the amount Of bis dcPos
it, which was lrauduIcntly returned t.
him by the bank officers when tue concern
burstcd Ex.Prcsideut Andrew johnson
who is heavy loser, would be very
proper person to bring tho suit The
grcodiuess Of Grant aud the rnscaly par
tiaIity Of the bank maaagomon; should be
defeated ifPossiJIe.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-16

In conformity with the above notice, shall.
b, in my Off il. the lown OF Winfield, Putnam
County West Virginia, Oh the 1911; day OF
October. 1873, 10 take, state audseli!c an ac'
count showing the Indebtedness Of the late
Levin Dixon at the time olhi, death, how the
same is evidenced, what land, il any, the SAID
Dixon died seized and possessed Of, and II any
what liens are upon the same and in who'e
favor, and especially The amount and prlorl,,
ties Of compliments claims against The SAID
Dixon, deed; what liens, il any, any OF them
may have upon sid lands and their prioritleS,
and any other matter | may deem pertinent
aud proper, and that any party to the suit or
any creditor may reasonably rCquIrc.
W. ". BROWN Special Com'r
sept. 4-wG.
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WEST VIRGINIA.:

y PuI.s b.ld in the Clerks Office If Tho
4 Conmy Co"rl oG Mason county, on the
f,, MNnJ;y in October ls73
ganry Wargb and Naocy Wpu,h, his vile,
c,Inl,.rnd. y.
vTIian, Uou,ih,,,,o and Norv 7 Howthorup,
Imam r ,'" s,orI,, % NJ" WAUGH Thom.
ne H g w,b ' and Line Hawthorne, his
".;a, t,r,n,,rin T,n. W,nr,, I,s,cr Y gugb,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-16

The fret names siguel to the celebrated .
circular ofthe bu'iuess men OF Ne" lOrE
last fall, urging the election Of Grant a0a
the deIeat Of Greedy, beoaosein no other
way could We escape financial panic
we're jag Coke and Henry / GIeS',
Grant. bankers. Grant was elected Out
file panic has come, aud the .iguers Of tia.
call we're the FIRST to start it--El
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-16

The Dean Of Canterbury b1s been visit.
ing the public schools Of Albany, much to
his surprise and pleasure, He was par,
ticuarIy astoaishod at the large proportion
of feminine teachers 10 all the schools, and
the perfect success with which they gov.
eruca their masculine rs veil Us iemiu.
ioo pupils,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-16

The New York HraW calls the com.
men,s in .ho official monthly report Of the
public debt Iauling the present AdmiuIs'
lratiou, "a stump speech The report i; ,
rather political apology than a financial
exposition.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-16

a good, bard frost would DO hailed with
universal delight in most parts Of the
South at this time, as it would stop the
rspagss Of the yellow fever.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-16

The financial situation is less hopeful
now than it was q few daysngo lit con.
tiuues so much longer, we may look for
many crashes.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-16
NOTCE TO CREDITORS.

To the Creditors Of Levin Dixon, decd.
IN purSrance of a decree Of the CUcuit Court
| of the County of Putnam, made in cause
therein pending to subject III" real estate Of the
said Levin Dixon to The payment Of his debts,
YOU are required to present Your clans against
The said Levin Dixon for adjudication to w..
", Brown, Special Commissioner, nj his office
in the said county, on or before Tie l6.h day
Of October, 1873.
Witnc.e: Geo. W. CarglI Clerk Of said
Court, this let dag Of September, 1873.
GEO. v, OARGlLL, Clerk.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-16

The evidences appear to be strong that
President Grant, who seems to have no
regard whatever to the character of the
parties whom he appoints to Office, will be,
stow upon the insignificant ConhIius, Of
New York, the august position of Chief
Justice, We have said all along that the
Presidontin bis apRoin!mct would be likely
to barter it away to some political hireIing
for services rendered and services auticpa,
ted. 1t is quite probable that tue quality
of the Presidents mental furniture is such
as to unit him for just comprehension Of
the supreme importance aul Heighty effect
OF those matters over which Chief Justice
prcsidcS Such being the case, no great dis,
appointment should follow If tho insiguif.
cant ConkIjng obtain the honor.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-16

hSlu The question ol jurisdiction, inc
case Of Sloan and olhors, comes within the
class Of cases Of Bull and others, vs. Reed
aud others. II Gra,'aa, 81, and Q Court
Of Equity has jurisdiction; but the case Of
Seymour, it seems TO me, is within the
rule in the case Of Downs, VS. City Of
Chicago IT Wallace, los, and the case
Of White Sulphur Springs Company, vs.
Holly, ! West Va j97; and Court Of
Equity has 10 jurisdiction, but my as5oc.
arcs differ from me in this rcspcCtand hold
tia, Court of Equity has jurisdiction in
both cases
The Icyies which it is claimei are iIIe
gal we're made BY the Boards of Education
Of the two townships, without giving to
the voters Of the townships an opportunity
to vote for or against the said Ievies, and
for this reason they are claimed to be ilIo-
gal
The power of the Boards Of Education
to assess taxes Is derived from Legislation
founded on the last clause of the u sec
Of the 10th Art, Of the Constitution which
provides that tbo Legislature "shaIl also
provide for raising in each township, by
authority Of the people thereof such a
proportion ofthc amount required for the
support Of free schools, rs shall be pres
fcribcd by general laws"
The policy and purpose Of the consljtu.
ton maoile,tIy is to provide for raising in
each township, by the authority of the PEG,
pie thereof, as conradistiOguishcl from
the authority Of the people Of the State or
county, certain sums Of money fer cduca.
tional purposes, to be used exclusively in
the townships when raised.
The Legislation to carry into effect this
provision of the constitution has not been
uniform Substantially the same quest,
ion 10 part was decided by this Court 10
the case of Kuhn VS.. Board of Education
Of WeI,burg and Others 4 W Va, 400.
IL w, Wv, C% s VI i Mua" '"0 vopr.J'',2
gu" y"f ~ '"O w Wv ,,, y" Oi,"V ~, '"'
o'"Toi p D'S.''ySV' "V'''0u's' !" '"' 'O'"
T ~ p IS[
W l''' SIt''Sn u, ., 'uy '''I AV' pro.
T'uVS '"1C 1t ""aI' oc ''c uu,y VI 'u'
pOa,u VI n'uSu',0" % S1'u D'S,''S' 10
'"VT' U" Tue '"''u uO"u'y III way, III
encu year, apa 'S'y SUN n0' eAccG1Ile
Tue Fa'o III 'I'S Ac,' P'O.'1vI' upon all Tue /,
properly :, u ''' I'Sl,''S w Tue suPPo.' .,
" ''' o"Lcu ''"O'I io' u peru" ., "''
''sI '1Au i've nouns III tay" year, "c'
U"'oF tue PROVISIONS OF ,o'' Sec'on' 'nr
Doarl u Education OF ire D'S'''c' OF
"g',,Oa'g' I'','a ''Ses' Mum comP'o',
neu '0a' '"e "c' was 0"c'"''''"''ou"" anu
Tue ''Fy So'l' a"o'S O'0or ['aT'u:' Cs'
cause 'ac act a ~, taxes 10 1e 'c'''u oy
,ae Doar1 Of hGu'o''oo ana '"cy were SO
'G''yH: ".'uOu' ,"c NV'c " '"c PeoP'o o'
u, u District Dat 'n's court oI''' JuaSe
Moore do''Ycros TIC OPINION 'ant zine
mode prescribed y sad act Tor T'iS'OS Tue
money Tor Tue support OF Tue schools WIN
IN sa'd District Is not unconstitutional
Iecanso i9e money is LEVIED iOr, by the
Board u idatat'on' selected by Tue voters,
%h1 are thus constituted the authority Of
The people IN the district Tor that pnrp'
Osc,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-16

The problem, what shall be done with
the uoiocs? has at last received its ISOLATION
The Government has determined that they
shall be located, for the presut; at Fort D.
A. Russell, near Chcyennos in Wyoming
Territory, whence they will be distributed,
as soon as opportunity shall offer among
the different adjncent tribes 1t is pre-
sumabIc that the starvation policy by
which the Moioc war was prociptated vii
not be repeated.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-16

Tfany hoUcst larmer,or industrious me.
chlnic of small means, or invalid widow
finds bimsef or herself in possession Of
worthless Pacific Rail Road Bonds, al.
though secured by large land graut voted
by Radical Congrcss-if any such per-
sons fad themselves ruined or driven to
want by having been persuaded into buy
ing such property, let them remember that
the ruling party is the author and foisbcr
Of all their woes Lctthcm no longer put
their confidence in political party which
has so cruelty, betrayed them.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-16

We want to hear from !aborcr8 out of
employment aud from business men who
are being driven into a state Of suspension,
whether these are the good times" they
we're promised last year if they would vote
for Grant?
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-16
nAMI1 @AMM.
George Procier

George Proctor
vs.. IN ChanCery
j. NJ. Jordan and Chas, Lalin,)
IN pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Court
Of Putnam County rendered on the l4h
d1y of September, ls7l, IN The above entitled
cause. | Shall as the Special Commissioner
therein named sell at puOlic auction, at The
Front Door Of the Court House Of Putnam
county
On iIomdag, the 20M tug Of CCtO-
Der, 1913,
the tract Of land in the Bill aud Exhibits men
toned and described said 10
CONTlIN III ACRES.
TERMS:-One half cash, balance in, six
months, with interest from lay Of sac, bond
with security and tile reserved.
TfOS. II. HARVEY,
sept ls-iw. Special Commls' loner'
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-16

THE VICTOR SEWING MACHINE CO.,
| want reliable and energetic Agents IN IN, vi"
County. The VICTOR" is a Lock;S''Icn,
Shuttle Machine, with Self setting Needle, 3eS'
finished and most perfect Machine offered n
An increase Of over 500 per cent. on SAFES "
1872 over 1871. For Terms, de-, Add GG
VICTOR SEWING MACHINE ID Do
1877 Chestnut ST. Philadelphia TO-
oct s-lm,