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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-02


NECESSITY or StEEP-Ienry Ward Beecher
says There are thousands Of busy people who
die every year for want Of sleep. Secplessness
becomes disease, and is the precursor Of insau-
ity. We speak Of sleep rs the image Of death
and our waking hours as the image Of life -
Sleep is not like death, for il is the period in
which the waste Of the system ceases, or is redu-
ced to its minimum. Sleep repairs the waste
which waking hours have made. II rebuilds
the system The night is the repair shop Of tho
body. Every part Of the system is silently o.
verhauied, and all the organs, tissues and sub
stances are repienished. Waking consumes and
eSbausts, sleep replaces and repairs. man
who would be a good worker must DO rood
sleeper man has ss much force in hin, az he
has provided for in sleep The quality Of men .
tai activity depends upon the quality of sleep
Men need, on an average, eight hours Of sleep
day. A lymphaic temperament may require
nine nervous temperament six or seven.
Emphatic man il sluggish moves and sleeps
slowly. Bat a nervous man acts quickly in ev-
erything lie does more 10 an hour than slug
glish man 10 two hours and 50 ia his sleep
Every man must sleep according 10 his tompera-
ment-bat eight hours is The average. whoever,
by work, pleasure sorrow, or any other cause,
is regularly diminishing bis sleep, is destroying
bis life. a man may hold on! for time. but
The crash will come and he will die
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-02

"A Boston newspaper speaks Of some tobac
co, which, if a man smokes or chews, he will
forget That he owes dollar in the world -
The editor Of a Nashville paper is nppreAensive
that some Of bis subscribers will take CHEVY
Of that kind Of tobacco
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-02
The Patriaroh's story.

r. y c2co koe9 al Old uaU Wep u.s. looked
/ upon ~ the, eounaol.s ~ > sort Of oh 20
Z t9e masaipery o. soc,ety, 3 packed tc the
iq1aEFe.sone e1t the it0lt-hhdicg, the
! p2eyisp aHd The cgrss. bsli4ndy ho was
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( hAs pr2ocu1eed, 'f'1essfu are 'I9 psaCe-
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-02
GleanIngs by Late Mails.


OF England forgers, have been arrested aul
on Monday, 2lst ult. their plumber, amount
ting to over 600, 600, vas found ia X York
aud captured by the authorities.
-DURING the year ending Marob 3Is,,
2,ooo moro people died than were born in
Chicago.
"A PRUDENT clergyman, unwilling TO-
accuse citizen of lying, said be used she
truth with penurious trugai,y.
GENERAL BUTLER ia stamped rs The
three-cent man.
= THEY are using butter 10 Alexansria
made aud packed in G iiforaia, Which de,
Gdse"e says is as yellow as the gold OF that
country.
-CoNonEssMEN ought to feel .thsir
oates. An Indiana farmer has discovered
that it will take 10000 bushels OF them 10
pay the annual salary Of representative
"A REPORTER calls a WOMAN who had
married four husbands, ga married quadrt-
ateral. " This is good but Why hla't no
say four corne.ed widow, anu dor eyc-y-
body would have understood him.
AN Iowa man nov lacguisbo7 in pr,s.
on because his wife, to whom he bsd deed
ed All his real estate, refuse to be his sure
ty for 81, 900 bail in criminal SUIT
Mas. JosEPH HoLrIGER, OF Lsuoas
ter, Pa, is ouly thirty years ujier laAp
her husband, and get she has boon .su,
PEELED to sue him for deserton. lHc ras-
cal seems to have had no respect lJl hey
gray hairs whatever.
A LITTLE boy six yoare If are IS Be-
J lIVerino lectures in Balt,t,,.,rc go, - "a 49,.
efuu'en' lie IL sad TO DO quHe aa oratoc
"A BAD catch-A co,j
-Iy Allecanv connty o,.,.. 49, NIECE.
day of last week, Miss Ntp,rr. {I.f,
FRESH obtained verdi. If en- n5I ..-
costs. aosins, Touy ~ ~
ofeucn VI pro'''so OF marriage
A CLYDESDALE stalli2u, az Eneii,h
importation, recently sold ia slHueis
81, 200, and aEo.ae5, bred ia Gan sda. Ton
$1,000. ta.a
-oVEK / 900 deer h'do5r Irow ltnlf,-
'ou ""u II ghE"G, mostly Fenf!et ~ ~ar>
S"iu "I BfS creek reccnNv, and l.anv
were sold Ia St,unt0R
N, W .-.,. rr.,
/ have soIvo3 m. 49, p ''4''ha'i'
water To 49,. - -'" p" '"'t
about he siz, 5f o. '''''
petroleGui oil. and sso,tar ~ .....
ametor ,ool .....;n, ,t,
! by ;hcs.aI,lIyr tipesis a., -, ,,.E
steam, falling UPON Fl. + in,,,.-;e.,i-
compose lie hyIrss.,.- l-.,,.-..... '....t
! zlin, brirhtpe.s uay:ro., l...,s
intense so melt the Lgr,los, r,o,..I ,r
| d c-or cisills dat Eo.r,7 ,rri- r.
/ To All kioas' g .,,.,.,t,y-.,,,.;'
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-02
South 3rantl, antelliaeneer.
ROMNEY, FRIDAY, MAY >, 1873.
A L FOR Monty.

A IL L. Is . X ONEY.
What will not most people do,
All for money?
Friend will turn his back on friend;
Anything, 'twixt me and YOU.
All for M oney.
Naughty people have to bend,
Love some to old Henry send,
All for money.
As you travel on through life,
You will ever find il So
Nothing like the ready cash,
For money makes the mare 60.
Some will swear that black is white.
All for money.
Do wrong and say it's right,
All for money.
Moses he will swear TO you
His old clothes are good as new:
Don't he make them fit you too
All for money.
Pretty girls can love old men,
All for money.
Even wed three score and ten,
All for money.
It's but fool who ever dreams
That anything is what il seems;
The world is full of mockiug schemes,
All for money.
Many people go to law,
All for money;
Tradesmen gire you unjust weight.
Beggars tease you, early aud late,
Garro,ers kindly on you wait,
All for money.
Lawyers plead the felon's cause,
All for money;
Vow he has not broke the lava
All for money; rrs
Had he been on 'tother side,
What difference, and how wide,
To make him guilty he'd have tried,
All for money.
Dont the doctors physic you,
All for money?
Give black draughts and blue pills,
All for money.
What their patients all endure
Any saint won't try, am sure
They nre good TO Kill or cure,
All for money
Chalk and water milkmen sell,
All for money.
SOmethig else, perhaps, as well,
All for money
Thus will conclude nv strain
with n sentence short and plain
Everything is done for gain
All for money.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-02

From The Philadelphia Press, Ausil r.
The fertile imagination e the mos. son,
satloaal nogellst or playvrtor fel1om pro-
duces anything az al probabIe Which has
10: rs Pagliiel In strict irota. We arc
now 70 TELL q story 81 ibree cities Lewcs
Odd Phi,a5e paia and New York which
would be Incredible we're il not that our
facts are o6'aiuca from wholly uu tworthy
sources Onthe Iltb oflast month March
Captain $. r. Mills, Of New York city
was drowned or as Is has since turned out,
merely supposed 20 DO drowned u Lewes,
Delaware. Ela fell overheard from his
schooner. Upon tho body being recovered
q after every attempt, TO restore life had fail
ed, 10 vas p.scal in n coffin aud then again
10 the usual outer box and shipped by A.
dams Express 20 the fraa3s Of the unfor-
funatc mar In New York cily Itremaiu-
~ 10 Philadelphia from 6 m to o..
Upon its arrival IN NeS York The ccrliG
este ot tbc Lsves Del, doctor was disoov.
cred % be somewhat informal, aud the ad.
vice Of tha Board If Health was asked. 1t
vaa at last concluded 70 open tho cases. and
when this vas done tho man vas found 10
be alive THa beat nelical ala was iuaeAi-
sfel7 c1Ned 10, ard 10 was ere long thought
possible - romovc Che Captain % tho Bel
.syle Hospital where he now e. We Is
not only doing eol., bat there j. every pro.
babluty Of bis speedy ard permanent re-
covcry.
low hc existed confined within lhroo
air.e-s cases passes comprehension Hs
vas boxed up for tbrsy-Gvo nours. "a lacath
q D.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-02

PASSION. Al act, of coGrss, which would
esyc hurried me e. The gsl'ows And r.
I nos, would have broken my heart for ever.
5 "Janes,' ssld she, after We had went
ilr minutes, flames, whenever YOU are
Provoked 20 anger always pray 20 God be-
4 ioro you act, and then d1tibe very opposite
! OF what you would visit 20 DO
: hot vas cay turning point That COW.
erdiyt iupious, barbarious act, which would
have branded me with mark worse thap
Cain =, out which the grace Of God pre-
vented - mothers appealing look was
never a'ieT thooghi Of hu; with a shulder
, thIili VI horror passes through nv soul
AZ TOE slightest recollection Of t.
Il followed closely uy mo,hers advice.
i dY temper was not changed 10 minute
Many bon. year of hard training had
oti-j bat saan IA bad mood I al9ays
waited 60 pray before acting When in.
sa.tei, q, was 10Y coustao; care 90 pray first.
and ,beh return q kindly answer. To those
hated, was most civil. Those that ia
Glte1 NE ! tried 20 pray for ana love
( The village wouderei st mo and every
on9 exclaimed under bis breath, 'Wha;
. eaaog,. No oae knew the cause Of IL bus
tod and my mother. AMI myself.
x IS true the change was only outward
Q; trs---sae bsd temper was there still
au u sre" weaker. In few yesrs could
e1J'y ueaoe of ujul AID happiness too.
which never bad before. / gained the
s7teen ol.thlse whose couiloucs had for
, la,to5. ! became wonder % everybody.
y4t most oi al 90 mYscif And now. to-
day, baye 20 hesitation 10 saving that
.ne DtatUg VI cur 0v1 dispositions j. very
mash 10 o47 own hand. Aad [ am 10.
-aaue too s-erga Rb,u tell you plainly
thsr7 ia ID excuse ler bad lcmper
''AuI, COW my young friends. ecu taay
Hot have gone just SO f,r ia ioduleue au
fyi disposition ss / have done, bat Ga ire
p Tbs rr "a nccmoat Of 30 la lhv rude an
hTtr, : ho scowl, aud toe sbrug Take tic
.dEioe Of Gn Old, old ,aau, who learned il
ta5ca.qu.Tters of century ago Cultivate
goe3 ,ewper in al times aud all places,
~ AoUa and abroad, aud rest assured 1t
"lti blossom iuto. peace aud buppiness
Tu-a sou arc old. ~ York Ojscruer.
CCU.1Cs CAUSES Dr. DaAra. Tho last
publication gf f.e British 3oatd-rate and
is causes IS curious reading Oae man
died from be bite OK cat, sud Two moro
from Tie bites respectively OF ferret aud
ai adder. Another VAS stuug 20 death by
bees. Aad . man aud boy died of fell.
ag from yel9cjpodes, and an old lady was
killed BY Injuries inflicted by that sgree-
able machine The swallowing of Shell.
screw, and cborry -storo, put a period
So the Ives Ji thre5 infants, while two died
of putting QUO s'oue, the other - head,
INTO the ear Swallowing bones sent three
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-02

-Buli-frogs attain such size in California
that The hams are smoked for winter consump-
ton
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-02
Professional Cards.
VERT WHITE
JOHN j. JACOB
ALE K. MO NROE,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Romncy, West "a,
n EEIiN bis professional services to the citi-
..g. q hampshire and the adjoining coun-
81 business entrusted to him will receive
|1NG'eution.
9naey April II, s6s-tf.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-02
South Branch Intelligencer.
william Harper, Editor.
jsc,, Corner Main and Ora eel Lane SIS,
RoNSgY, WEST YIReIsIG.
7 Il Il NJ S /:

THREE DOLLARS per nnnum--or TWO
(0LLARS AND FIFTY CENTS if paid in add
|s,e
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
ne rates Of advertising are, for square item
h.; or less, OYE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CEsTs for
r. nseriions-larger ones in the sane proper
% Zach continuance Thirty-seyen and half
rs.
Q1a,,erly, half yearly and yearly advertise
k-s inserted at liberal reduction on he above
r..
Ysarly advertisers disseminating during the
!. sill be charged regular rates.
| advertisement 10 be considered by the month
year unless specified on the Manuscript or pre-
ls.y agreed upon between the parties.
ls.outions OF sSoCiaGons, communications of
ss1 interest, and notices of deaths exceeding
| o LINES will he charged ten cents per line.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-02
(NDREW w. KERCHEVAL,

w Hampshire CountH, West Va,
b&JNIS the practice of law in Ham pshire,
i Hardy and Mineral counties.
.a1cy. March 4th, 1870.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-02

Sun BATHS. - sun baths cost nothing
and are he most refreshing and life giving
baths that ono can take, Whether sick OF
well Every housekooper knows the me-
cessity Of giving her woolens the benefit u
the sun, from tune 70 time, and especially
after long rainy season, or long a5eeDne
81 toe SUP. Many will think Of the injury
their cloths are liable to from dampness,
who viii never reflect that On OCCASIONAL
exposure Of their own bodies TO the tunl
light Is equally necessary 10 thoir own
health. The sun baths cost notoiDg, and,
that Is misfortune, for people arc fGl
deluded with the i3ea that those tbings
eau only be good or useful which coHs me-
ney. let il pot be forgotten that three Of
God . most beneGCent gifts 70 man, three
things the mos, necessary 70 good health,
sunlight, fresh or aud water, are free 20
ali \; you can have them 10 Abundance,
without money and without price, Il you
will. II sou want to enjoy good health,
then see to IL that you are supplied with
pure arc to breathe oil tho time that you
ba,ho for 40 bour or so 10 tho sunlight
snd that you quanch your thisst with no
other luld tnaQ wator
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-02

Foop MEDscsNt.--Dr. Hall relates tho
case If q man who was cured NJ bis bilious
ness by going without SIS supper and irink-
ing freely o. lcmcnade Every m0ruing,
says he doctor, this paiisa, arose with a
wonderful sense of rest and rsfresbmapt,
and feeling as though the blood had been
literally washed, C,cansed and cooled by
The lemonade aud the FAST Ills theory is
that food will be used as a remedy Ter ma
uy diseases successfully. AS sn.examp,o,
he cures eases Of splitting blood by lho usa
OF salt; epilepsy and yellow fever BY wa
terne!ons; kidney affections by oolory
poison, olive or sweet oil erysipolas,
pounded crauberries applied TO tie paris
affected hyurophobia, onions, etc. So
the way to keep % good health is really 70
know what TO eat--not TO know what me
diclpes 10 take.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-02

To PoIIsH Shows WITH LdTIf,E JROU F.
HLE.-t5r q stove of medium size plIzsr.
lie pirco OF alum the size Of large hicS-
Org nut; stir into IL two oblssp97nfula ~
vinegar adj this 20 tho stove bhcsinP.
mixed With water 10 toe usual ma9aer ~ Z.
Apply this MIXTURE With q cloth or brush
60 q cold stove, and while wet, rub briskly
With a dry brnsh The polish VII appear
ct once
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-02

To CbEAS BLACK Cboru Dissolve
Que ounce Of bicarbonats of ammopia .n
ons quart Of warm water With this 81
quid rub che cloth, using piece Of fanrel
or black cloth for the purpose. After tho
application Of this solution, GIeaD; tbo cloth
well with clear water, dry aud ron it,
brushing tho cloth from time to time r
the direction of the fibre
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-02

ttAFn1e TABLgrf5R CHArpED HASns,
sro-Me.t ,aUow, and add o l.ttio pow
dcred osmpaor and siyeerine, With o few
drops Of 1ii of almonds 10 scent Pour ia
molGs and cool
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-02
Farmer and House, Keeper.

81 SaTsoss headache is said TO Dc 10
s,aaily relieved by shampeoinS ;hs head
With quart 81 ooi wateFia which des-
ser, spoonful q soda has beer dissolved
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-02

- = 49, - p -
DrsrErEHY The folioWing simple re-
mody hiss been known % cutie the mcs, OBJ
stiaase eases ~ Dyseasery whsu c1hor re-
utdivs bad faded. /, bas toe uietit Of &c
ios harmless ani almost always cfen,uel /.
Take oue-:ouIth VI pint % bot water
vinegar. bait piut Mix Nov atl som
montalt as i0u. 81 10 win dissolve IN tho
mixture, stirring H. freely. Give fog au a.
.dult ono tabiesp every hour, Aunbl
the bloody discharges cease, OF until IL D.
Pcrages freely upon the bowels.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-02
The average extent

The average extent '-
trousssau is not to be inf, ......
Miss Bothschild OF London
ago, became Mrs Eliot So
herself to handkerchiefs DO 5,.sr e1k
Bond street miiiiner 70 WHOM .. e.ss. .r
trousseau was given, had as.. .t.... A.
twelve dozen Of every article which d.
In the bounds Of posSibiIity .csa IaGf 10 tt.I
Pen and powers fail 10 por ..e-...
IS, nantes, linen, lace
to make mp that troussssr Tte
concerned only the Rtbs-.
have been considerable.
dresses 'lone would squire r.a.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-02

hFfLG NfScE Pres 10 twelve spp,es
eh71ped Soc, a3d SIX beatea sggs ac5 haif
g pine Of cream. Pct "a sp.cs, sugar. -
s'as or cuuaots, just IS you woula % rsss
a'''' pes. They are v''l ~
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-02

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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-02

Ee-3 CAKES og vJDrIs Wien
stsr eggs are used, thsy should be added
e'.ef Oh tbs other ingredients are mixed.
~ deserving tag rue5 $50 ,c2s Wa. te
found 3 co as far toward ens. LINK cake
70 pad1ioe - taFee would 80 ar e3ri.sr
state 20 preparation
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-06-20
st Eitus. Dance i'm the puapit.

A remarkable sermon, directed against
certain ritualst practices. was delivered at
St. Michael's Church, Cupar Fife. by tile
Rev. DR.. Cochrane. The following i { ne OF
many passages OF the discourse. which ap-
pear In the Scotsman: Speaking OF those
"aftiicited with au Ecclesiastical ST. Vitus'
Dance.n the preacher described it, various
stages Of pi oppressive development. The third
stage. be said. INTRODUCES a specimen of
muscular Christianity. 1t is a series of ups
and downs, Tho one moment the congrega-
tion are expected to stand bolt upright, like
SO many raw recruits of az Irish regimen
admring one another's pretty persons and
glittering uaitornis, and the next moment
they must squat on their launches like so
many gfovelliug Hottentots. And this re-
tlundancy of muscular activity is supposed
10 be worshipping Of God. far more seemiy
and acceptable to heaven than we and our
bcnighted ancestors for three hundaed years
have been In the habit of using. But what
is to lie the fourth stage? Well, can not
just as yet exactly say; but | may coIec-
ture." The reverend gentleman than de-
scribed the dancing dcryishers Of Constants
noplc, and proceeded: Now, it is quite pos
sible that the complaint of our st. Vitus'
dancers may end, if it does end at all, in
some such performances. In the pulpit on
the one side, and in some OF Cur pcws on the
other, there may yet be produced specim' ns
of this muscular irritation ana restlcssness !;
and if, in these days of easy travelling, some o
the natives of the Eastern city shall visit ust
and enter our churches, they will be able to
say "Ah these are the dancing dervishes of
the Vest 1t must, however, be remembered
that the vestment of our ritullist ecclesias-
tics Gorgeous as some of them undoubtedly
are, are quite unsuited, without extensive
alteration, for per feet grace in notion"
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-06-20
Avaat Courier
The SutrO Tunnel.

The Sutro Tunnel in Nevada is tile largest
INNING enterprise Of its kind in America.
When completed to the Comstock Lnde IL
bids fair to rcvoluntizc the system Of min
ing upon th.t vein, and carry great portion
Of the business OF Virginia City down TO the
little town of Sutrp. Several Of the Com
stock companies have already reached depth
upon the lode of 1909 feet, and 1t is not UNI
likely that in a few years the limits OF pro-
titable mining from tile surface will be reached
along the whole length of its groupings.
In.addition to the constantly increasing
expenses of hosting and pumping from sllcs
great depths, the item Of tlmberlng mas
amounted to al enormous figure, ard the
three togc.h eat ap pretty nearly all TIE
profits
The tunnel enters the mountains III the v.tl-
ley of the Carson River, which flows at the
foot or the range in which the Comstock hes.
Its length, 1t is calculated, will be over 2o,Ooo
feet or between three and tour miles. II will
intersact the lode at vertical depth OF lSoo
feet, and of nearly 1000 feet upon the incline.
Along its course tour shafts are being suLk.
distant from each other about 4200 feet, which
will vary from five to fifteen hundr feet in
depth. When they are sunk to the proper
level tunncling will commence IN both direc-
lions, so that the progress OF the Whole work
will be accelerated nire-iold. Subsequently
these shafts will be used Tor air ways which
are absolutely necessary in IN underground
passage Of such lengtll.
The tunnel is now about $500 feet In length
and work is progressing on 1t rapidly. The
first shaft has nearly reached lis level, the
second Is within 100 feet, while the third and
fourth have yet about 1000 feet to be sunk
before tunnelng can be commenced.
y The Comstock Lode employs to-day about
5000 men aud has produced as high as
$4,000. 900 in one year. Since ITS discovery
about Sleo, 100000 have been taken out, and
the mine still gives as great promise Tor The
future as has been realized.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-06-20


Complete n all its parts, uses the Straight Eye
Bointed Needle, Self Threading, Direct Upright
Positive Motion, New Tension, Sslf Feed and cloth
Guidor. Operates by Wheel and on 3 Table. Light
Running, Smooth and nciseless, like all good high
priced machines. Has patent cheek to prevent the
wheel being turned the wrong way; Uses the
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firm, durable, close and rapiq. viii do all kints
of work. fine and c5arsc, from Cambria to heavy
Cloth or Leather, and uses all descriptions Of
thread.
The best mechanical talent in America and Eu-
rope has been devoted to improving aud simplifying
our machines, combining only that which is practi
cable. and dispensing with all complicated sar-
roundings generally found in theiflnachines
Special terms and inducements to male and fe-
male agents store keepers, &c., who will establish
agencies through the country and keep our new ma
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BROOKS SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,
No. 1920 Broadway,
NEW YORK.