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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-03-23
Remember that it
CURES NOLDS,
LURES IOUGHS,
LURES lATARRH.
LURES CONSUMPTION.

DR., wv. II. LADD leading Druggist Of Clarement,
certihes as ivllOvsi
For many years have known Dr.. A. J. flagg as
q succes sful practicbs ply clan, and can assure
the public tnat his representations relative to the
Cough and Lung Syrup can be strictly relied upon.
1t hiss been used in his extended practice with
marvellous success and know it TO be all that he
claims LOT it. WM. N. LADD, N. ID.
CLARENoST, N. H., September, 1875.
DR. FLAGG-My Dear sir: our Cough aId Lung
Syrup has proved sreat benefit to me- giving
lief rom Severe Coughs and Soreness of the Lungs,
when all otI remedies and ply sicans hal failed
have never taken a medicine more pleasant to the
taste or more satisfactory in It's results.
MRS. LYDIA WILEY.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-03-23
ACCIDENT INSURANCE.
KNICKEkBOCKER
Casualty Insurance Company

OF NEW YORK.
The following described forms OF Policies are
Issued by this Company:
The ORDINARILY Yearly and Short Rate Policies
lnsurlng 81 Coz To $500 in event OF Accidental
Death, and from s. to SIS Weekly Indemnity.
Coupon Death Accident Dollar Policies
Covering Accidental Death only, in any sum
from 500 TO $40 at 81 10 per Year for each one
Hundred ollars Injured, not to exceed tip IN
any one risk. Any person. male or female,
may he Insured under this form of Policy.
General Accident Insurance Tickets
Covering $500 Principal sum and So Weekly
Indemnity, at IS cents per Day.
Public Conveyance Accident Policy
Covering $500 Principal sum, and as Weekly
lldtmnity, al 20 cents Per Day.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-03-23

Prot. Cressy, in his second lecture, enter
ed upon the systematic and detailed treat
ment OF his subject. The Veterinarian. he
said, must understand Anatomy, which IL
the science OF structure of organized b dies
snd. which therefore includes vegetable and
animal structures. The branch OF Anatomy
having specially to do with the latter IL
called /ootomy, and IL divided into Human
and Comparative ANATOMY. The first teach
% of the structure of man, and the CON-
perstive of all creatures below him.
The analogy between the human structure
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-03-23

WHEN Henry Ward Beecher called to re
tain Mr.. Evarts in the Brooklyn scandal
case (says the Chicago TriJuRe) the lawyer
without hesitation r. piled ~ cannot be
oil any use to YOU. Mr.. Beecher | have
never taken Tart in case of this charac
ter. and | could not do 1t unless | were
perfectly certain OF your innocence. At
these words Mr.. Bcel her rose and in his i'm
pulsIve way brought his hand down on tho
lawyers shoulders as if it were Plymouth
desk. You are jus the man ! want"
sald he. The next m Orning began memo
rable meeting between the emotional. cleo
trlc preacher and the cool, balanced, lngi-
cal lawyer. At the end of two hours Mr.
Evarts said e am satisfied OF your inno-
cence. Mr.. Beecner. will take the case"
SPRINGFIELD ILL.,, has female dentist:
She rs SAID to ne lady of gentle extraction.
N y. COmmero'ai AdDerfisu Such a
woman IL bound to pull through Tito -
peaceably If she can, iorcep-ly If shc must.
Norr'sfOUn Herad. Such discoulaglng
talk Is calculated To make the young wo-
man feel down IN tho muuth.-BurLngto
H0Vkeye
Let her cheer up. She may yet ill a cavity
in some honest mans affections.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-03-23

ANNUAL PREMIUMS.
| Preferred Rates.
| For each 81 900 in event of DEATH
by ACCIDENT. and SIS Weekly in
demnity against DISABILITY by
ACCIDENT, $3.50
For each $4,000 and SOS Weekly in
demnity, S22.5O
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Shall Always Prescribe It.

Dr. John s. Carer, OF Erie. Pa. s,vs.uIs,,u
continue 10 recommend ami prescribe ,our VFGE-
TAbLt CoMPuNND for Prvlpsus Utrri and an
other female complaints
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We Are Going

To sell Clothing for Mems. Youths. Bows and
Childr-n's wear, during tho coI.lnE SEASON. Tor
less money than the same quality, 81 lc ant man
uiactnre Of goods have ever been ,iierrd IN this
market We have noe IN stock Tor the Spring trade.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-03-23

TIE ANNUAL MEETING ofsuperintcndents Of
L Common ,ohools Will be held at rurlib. ton. on
Tuesday, April 1851
Z, {. TokREY, Clerk Of the Meeting,
Charlotte, VI.
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T4BLE OF RATES.

IN BILE OF fA TFS.
We call attention to our Table Of Rates to show
that the kNlLkERB0C- Err CASUALTY IN
sURANCE ca. oilers Accident Insurance at ten
per cent les, than any other Accidtn nj Company IN
America.
Merchants, Bankers. Professional Men, Clerks,
&c, and especially Commercial TrdteEeTs. are
particularly interested in this REDUCTION.
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Drap D'Etes.

BLACK SILKS.--1he best
line and the lowest prices
Qualities from = 90 tOS3.OO
per yard and 10 per cent
under market prices.
Richland beacon., 1877-09-15

Al the closing Of Delm Lodge No leo,
after performing the funeral disciples over
the body Of Thomas \. :piers, the follow lug
resolutions were op,ed:
Whereas. Ike Grand Master of the Uni.
verse has summoned from orr earthly Lodge.
by his dreaded messenger Death, on the 9th
inst, orr beloved Brother and Secretary.
Thomas A Sniers.
Therefore, be it resolved, lst. That this
visitation proves that Death loves shnin.
mark" and m the decease OF Thomas A
Spiers our Lo,l.e has suffered a great loss.
and we will lnng lament the want OF his
wise counsel, broiherly affection aud zeal for
the benefit of ot:r order. Dur HcighborhCud
has lost one of Us nr'si successful planters n
clrarheadcd, I'rariral, irones, official and one
Of our lesi anil must efii,ieni citizens. His
family and relations have lost tie kindesI OF
husbs,,l. and fathers. the wsrn,est of friends
His vacant place to them can never be flied
and for their loss, we tender our heartfelt
Resolved 2nd, That this Lodge wear our
Masonic mourning for the next thirty days.
Delhi, La, Sept. 6ih. 1877.
GEO w. c. THEzEvAyT,
SIMON STEIN,
b. ). TRAvis,
w. L. JAMES,
Committee.
Richland beacon., 1877-09-15
WAS III An ACCIDENT OR A
MURDER?
Four Men go out Fishing and
one Of the Party Mystcri.
0usly DisapT ears.

A, o'clock Saturday night party consist
ing of Mack Mclaughlin, Anthony Edwards.
VIM. Wright and John Lang. took a skitf at
Mincburc aud rnwed ont in The lake for the
PURPOSE OF fishing. While ont McLaucb,il
suddenly Disappeared When the three
men who were left ia tic boat returned 10
shore they reported 10 the police that while
rbey we've asleep Mclaughlin disappeared.
aud they supposed be rolled out Of the .kif
and was dr, wncd.
Capt. . Neil took each one Of the men into
li> private Office ar,d inrcrvie wed them sepa-
raiely. Wright stated that when he woke ui
Lang and Edwards were pulling the skin
ashore.
Edwards stated that when he woke mp
Wright and Lang were asleep and McLau-!-
I'm had disappeared ont of the boat.
Lang was 80 inebria,rd that he could not
make any statement at all.
As the statements Of these men were -
conflicting. Capt. o Neil locked them all up.
and will to-day make affidavit charcin. ,Lem
ON suspicion with having iouly dealt With
Mclaughlin -Ner Orleans Democrat.
Richland beacon., 1877-09-15

An interesting proiracted meeting has been
IN progress all this week al the Bspiis, Church
on Wynn Island. The PASTOR Rev. l.. C..
keliiS, entirely unassis,ed in The ministerial
work, has been laborng with undated zeal
and energy. holding one prayer meeting and
preaching ;wo sermons each day. notwith-
standing ms physical debility from recent,
attack Of lung fever; and we are confident
that God has greatly blessed his efforts, for
we were present during two days, and were
not only edited ourself bat were grariiied 20
witness the effect lis labors were having on
our many friends on the Island. There were
many anxious inquirer. after the truth, while
believer, gave evidence of revival of grace
IN their hearts. May God blessed the labors
OF their beloved and able pastor with AN
harvest.
Richland beacon., 1877-09-15
WHO DID IT:
No One seems 10 KNOW. lsut
Nevertheless scott Wilson
Was Shot Twice.

Al H. oclOck last night while pairo'man
Clements, of tIe Second Precinct, was convey
lmg negro named sco'l Wilson 10 the station
house, the negro was shot twice once IN Tie
lett side Of Ia, iac,, near the neck, md once
IN the back Of the n,ck
Officer Clements states that he made vii
son prisoner al the corner ut Clio a. Frank
I'm streets that The prisoner walked quietly
along - iii hnI until he reached the corner Of
1erp>ichorc and Carondelet streets when he
resisted and succeeded in wIeuchin- from
HIM (the oiiirrr) IN, club and dealt him II
blow over the mead which Brought
HIN TO EARTH.
Tie prisoner then made oil.
The oiiircr. - he states. recovered from the
blow and started ~ chase OF his nam, AZ The
same time calling assistance wi:h hi> whistle,
winch was responded To hy several police
men and clrizcu> When on Terpsichure,
between Barounc and DYades streets, the
fugitive negro took refuge IN an alley way,
and WAS seen To have pistol IN his hand.
He was followed into the alley by the
police and citizens. and daring the excitement
pistol ,hol was fired by some one in the
crowd which struck .hs negro in the ieh side
OF the face.
The above is Officer Clements statement.
but the prisoner, " h'n taken 10 the Hospital.
was found Ia have been shot and the peru-
liar manner lie bali ranged showed Ilai Ee
was first shot by par'y standing in front OF
him, and subsequently by some QUO standing
ri lis back. Both wounds are
or THE SAME SIZE
AMI slow that II must have been done with
tie sane weapon.
Oihcer Clements only accounts FIR one Shot
beng fired. The negro wien he ran mo the
alley II i sa'l. was seer 70 have n pistol in
hls hand. lhe:r i 40 charge IL The station
OF carrying a concealed weapon against The
prisoner, nor no one seemed to know what
became of the pistol that Wilson was seen 70
have IN his hand wh-n he rcrrated mo the
allry
The prisoner. wien AT he hospital. made
statement To pFroCEAT rrrnre-, in which
hc stated that q ruiIre officer slot him, and
lave perfect description Of man which
answers 10 that OF Officer Clements.
The wounded man although -ho; twice
w. severely 'h,.!@h not dangerously wound
ed Noe Crtt ms Democrat.
Richland beacon., 1877-09-15
Miss Rose Eytinge Photograph
cd While Bathing.
TSan Frari-co News Letter. !

Rose Eytinse, the popular actress, has per-
.isrenily refused TO lave her photograph taken
The ressh is that she has had her hfe made
burden TO her 10y the prosecutions Of the pho
'n.raph galley agents. The ether day She
let il be known that she proposed taxing
SWIM, a, North Beach. When she lett the
hotel an express wagon, with camera in II.
iulluwed her carriage. The next day she re-
ceived n polite note, enclosing the proof of
negative taken as she emerged from ilI-. briny
dip. The note, Pleasantly minated that
unless Miss Eyrn:e reported for Il Legitimate
sitting by noon next day, 10000 COPIES like
the one furn i,!cd would immediately he
stuck oil She capiulaIcd.
Richland beacon., 1877-09-15
Immigration.

We have received a circular from , com.
'"'"te "i gentlemen II Shreveport, ,e',inc
i"f'h the fact thar. AT mass meeting of the
rIiizens Of Caddo, held IN that city for the
purpose OF ehectng an organization for the
lniucement of immigration to North Louisiana,
mass convention of the parishes of North
Louisiana was called, to NEE, in Shreyepo,,
October 10Th. 1877; and we DO hope that the
citizens Of RichIand parish will respond to
the call and send delegates to this important
convention. Let us have mass meeting
next Wednes'lay-wha, do you say to it, gen.
tlemen?
Richland beacon., 1877-09-15

The attention of those who are in need of
furniture. feathers aud uPholsiering material Of
every kind, = cal,cd 10 the fact tina, the furni.
ture brsiur,s Of The la,c J. d. SIles, Of
'ick:bnrs, who became 50 popular throughout
our county during his lifetime, il still carried
supervision of his brother, who is courteous
TO customers and always ready to show them
the goods.
Richland beacon., 1877-09-15

The Masonic Lodge of orr town. through
Va" energy and zeal displayed by members
VII" orsanzed il, has become quite a flourish.
my ir>'iiu;ion, the list Of members growing a,
each ne-iing.-FrGRklia San.
This indeed is good news to H., for when
the charter of the old Lodge was surrendered
some years ago, we feared the Order woud
never be revived there again. There is no
reason why the Lodge should not flourish,
with so much good material in tie town and
vicinity.
Richland beacon., 1877-09-15
Modest Howard.
HEapCChgTgEs, DEPARTMENT or THE }

HEapCrhGTsRs, DEPARTMENT or THE
CcLvNEIA. August =, 1877.
". +. sherman, Gen. L. 5. A., Helena,
Montana:
Yours of the 26.h receiscd You nis>
understand me. ! never lag. 1t WA. The
conn and, iucludIng The most energetic oii-
Gers, that were worn and weary 10y most
eXtranrdiraty march. You need not fear for
he campaign. Neither you nor Gen. McDo'.-
ell can doubt my plncs and energy. Ny lu-
iian scouts are on the heels Of the enemy
and my SUPPLE Lave just come. and we
move ia the morning. ana will couiinrc to the
end. | scuj Cushing ani Norwo0i. NOW IN
route two days AGO 10 operate from Ellis and
Crow Agony. The Indians captured parry
of eight gentlemen and TWO ladies' in bower
Geyser Basin, Friday evening last. The hr>-
tiles Will probably cross Sinking river, about
ten miles south OF Crow Agency.
HOW ARD, Brig Gen.
Richland beacon., 1877-09-15
RAYVILLE. LOUISIANA
saturday September Is, 1877.

Please address all letters OH
business connected with the
beacon Office, and cOmmuni.
cations intended for publica.
ton, to the Beacon, or to
THOS. j. MANGHAM,
Editor a. Proprietor.
Richland beacon., 1877-09-15
TteRie9lanaB eatotc,
Agents Of the BeacOn.

HOWELL u CHEsMAN, St Louis Mo. a..
our authorized Agent, 70 contrac, for adv-r.
Using for the BEACON.
S. VI. PErrIyGILL & Co, n p,,l po,,
corner beekman street, New York, are our
authorizen agents Tor Ny.
>, IL. T. hrcBARD, Advertising Agent, New
maven. Conn. will counrract for advertise.
ments for the BEACON.
Richland beacon., 1877-09-15
HIGHEST AWARDS AT CENTENNIAL
EXHIBITION. THOUSANDS OF FAM
LIES TSi\(, THEM

Demand increasing every day where 'hey
become known. Ministers. judges, LAWYERS.
editors, ,aiors machiuisi- &c, recommend
them a. perfect. Right, given free TO fir,
applicants. II there i no agency in your
place write for il or hny nlarhine for your
family or a relative; there j. none better or 20
cheap. Machine, sent to all parts Of tie
country. on receipt of price, SIS. Read
be"irniug
SIS-SEWING MACI!lNE-SlS.
Richland beacon., 1877-09-15
Why He Got Mai--Api,ear.
ances are Deceptive.

lie wa, nice yc1ng man-in fact. had
just began 70 cultivate, Il small patch on his
upper iip-pn-,-.>in. all the qualities of "A
hf>r-cla'. gentlemen, even 10 parting his hair
IN the ni'hl- anil ,a,ryirg gnidh.ahed care
lie came walking lie>uIciy ul the aisle, with
an ar of srif>ru>sr>SIun. s;upucd m front uf
Iii. pew and blaHdly reviewed th- ,oOdly a.
scmbly. Bat there Was one Ire failed 10 sec
a SAL eyed, solernn-lnukInc. small boy. the
very pcTsonaiion o. .ulielc,> innocence, who
occupied INC ncNi pew just behind blm. Aud
a ] Ic-kcd upon tina, boys calm features
thou.h', how Incapable that chili is of q
mean act or a wicked thought.
After Surveying the audience for few
seconds, ,.ie youn. nan took from his pocket
a large, .poil-ss linen handkerchief. -prcad i,
carefully upon the se,i, hung his cane upon
nall IN the wall. and, wI,h couuienanrr
b.amin- it'll bcrevn!eicc ami gu--lw viii 20
all mankind, proceeded 70 demoii>h that nice.
clean handkerchief hy sitting down upon il
but he rose TIP suddenly. ami from the sup
pressed exclamation of pam and tie sudden
change of his couiic lance. sad smile
spread over the features OF he small by IA
his rear. one wolll have supposed he had sat
down on the business end Of humble bee
instead Of "A snow-whiie handkerchief
The cause OF lis mysterious conduct wa.
explained when lie reached back aud drew
forth 4 .msil piece Of pasrcboa'd. with tack
stuck through II, and remarked, in husky
VOICE, 10 the sad eyed boy. Boy, you'd better
not try to so home by yourself nighi."
jim SKINNER.
Richland beacon., 1877-09-15

The fall term Of the li,h District Court in
and for the parish Of Richland convencs al,
Rayvile mex, Monday, and the officers of the
court are as busy as bees preparing for il.
A pressing invitation is extended TO all our
patrons 10 call al our office and see us. espe-
ciaIIy if They are prepared to make our hear,
glad by Offering to pay us that lule balance,
for they certainly have no idea how badly we
need it and how mnch good i, would DO US
Richland beacon., 1877-09-15

We met with DIR. L. ~. Bascr formerly OF
Warsaw, Franklin parish. bat n, present a
citizen of Llano, Texas. on the train on Thur,
day morning; and we with some Of tic IS.
satisfied aud cIoaking ciriz-hs of Eichland
had been on the train with rs and lcard him
talk. Almost the frs, hing he said after
shaking hands with u>, was, This is the bes.
country in the world 7 ;,m GOING to sell out
in Texas and come nigh, back here and stay.
have had no sickness in my family since
have been there, br, ,ha, Is all can say for
that conntTy-it is Terribly ovrrra'cd. | can
make ten dollars here to where can make
one ihere-anl | like The .ocie,y Of jh.s coun-
try better. Western Texa. don't suit me,
can tell YOU So he is thoroughly cured Of
the malatly known as Texas fever" and is
perfectly willing To remain in Louisiana for
the future. There is nothing like the school
OF experience, if lis tniiion is dear
Richland beacon., 1877-09-15
$. ". SMITH,
BiHEER d. HAIR DRESSER.

" AS moIcd into his new shop on Ions.
street, ne duor north Of W l.. J"I,.
store, 9ayNiilc. aud provided with all kinds Of
perfumes. cosmetics and hair dyes necessary
Tor the satisfactory execution Of all work in
his lne. and respectfully solicits the pa.
tronage of the public. He can shave. dive
shampoo, and trim a gentleman M in auy
style; and also keeps fancy tote, articles
on hand TO a, commodaie tile ladies.
June :. lSsj-tf.
Richland beacon., 1877-09-15

Three men were found hanging from tree
in Texas, and one Of th.m was pIacar,lcd
They stole horses; here is where we found
them, and here - where We leli them
Richland beacon., 1877-09-15

does the same work as n machine You would
pay eighty dollars for. rapid, smooth and firm
WORK. and nrskes a seam strong the cloth
viii tear before the stitches rip apart. Agents
only need show them IN operation To sell in
every house they enter. Thirty dollars and
npward> cica'ed daily by >,nar agents. Nc
such machine was ever Offered al any such
Richland beacon., 1877-09-15
SALE.

Whereas, on the 18Th day of Juno, A. ID.
1917, certain lOt OF ca,ie-nne red cox.
" Iil white face one red cow and calf: one
red steer; one red and White spotted steer :
al of the above cattle are marked ~ f,.liuw, :
-wsilnw-fu,k and nvcrlrI iu rigli ar. crop
an'l ,lli III left ear. onc darn b,nAn work
On, "i'h crop, over and unic,hii aud -!cpc in
fi-l.' ccr, c:op auI under ,l"lr IN lctt cai-
vas 'niy cs'foyri before me ~ Nm. I. Nor.
-Hn. TIE owrer "f vhich = unk,rwt-
Now, therefore. unless the owner >lai!
appear AMI prove Prrlcrjy and pay char.,s,
according Ia law. will proceed on The 81
day OF September. l>77, To sell -qid >rr.,y-. at
nay ciiire IN Rayvlie, 20 the hi.he-, bidder for
cash, al not less ,an twn thirds ;hc appraised
value. II ". NtLENOkE,
Maci>lri'" 2ud ward.
Rayviiic. L., August irh. la77.--t
Richland beacon., 1877-09-15

MaSOnic...-fcanIar communications
X. +. McGnire Lodge No. ouAahe end Wed
ncsliay in each month.
Richland beacon., 1877-09-15
Religious.

PRFsryTEnI,N.-hcv. =. 4. ConI hcll wi
prcach regularly. ~ Alto on the 1T Sabbath
ia each month; a, Union Chnrch On na>kn
Ridge. m Franklin Pa. on the third sab
bath. AZ Rayvillc on the fourth SaLbaih;
Regular appointment, for preaching Of tie
Eapri>; Church Al Rayviilc j. the lir-t Sunday
in ca-h month aud Saturday night before.
Rev. l.. {. kelli, Pastor.
THE appointments Of the Rayvlle Crcur
VI. t.. Church South are ~ follows Giraid.
the first Sunday ia each month; Rayvilr the
second. 4 IL" the ,hird and Union the fnurih
T. II. McClendon, 7. &.
2 Prayer meeting at Rayvile every hind
Sunday.
Richland beacon., 1877-09-15

A very rapid, safe and easy way to make
money, is 10 procure territory to introduce the
latest useful invention that is wanted every
day, by every one, everywhere, who has
family, full sized sewirs m-chre, with
table and ,rcadle fer only Eighteen Dollars
MANUFACTURED By THE PEERLESS
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Richland beacon., 1877-09-15
Eighteen Dollars.

special terms and extra induceuor,s 90
male and female agents. store keono,s &,
County rights given 10 smart ,,o,,,. to-
Samples OF sewing, descriptive ci.cnlsr, ron.
'''.'- "'''s, testimonials, cnrTa, ings. etc =,
sent free. All money sen, in po,toiiice Money
o'uefS' Drais, or hy Express. are perfectly
secure. Sale delivery of goods guaranteed.
an orcefs, communications, etc, mus, DO
addressed 10 the
PEERLESS MANUFACTURING CO..
24O3 Ridge Ave, Philadelphia, Pa.
June 9Th, ls71-ly.
Richland beacon., 1877-09-15
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS.
CAUTION

All persons are cauripned not 10 nokc d..i
IN or Use, any Sewing Machines wLicb sou,
Win our needle, and make the Elastic Su,.I,
or that have tie new Patent Scl;>Eeed Au,cI'
mcnt, nniSs the same are purchased from
'hls company, or their Agent, or Lircp...
and stamped under cur patent, Beware r.
worthless limitations and INSCRIPTIONS parties
who have copied our circulars. advertisements.
&C. and buy only the machine n.aiiufac,ur,i
by us.
HE wonder IS how 80 good a Machine can
be su'i at 50 low a rIice.-Giohc.
Ne have seen tie Machine and co,s;de, :,
hf.t class III every RESPECT Tranuriu,
we can recommend it to oar rca,Io,s
Christian Hds.c, " y
lie Machine arrived safely. we are ,po,o
than pleased with 1t; il does all yon clam r.,
1t and more. We shall call the attention IS
our readers 10 it-H. Louis Chris,ioa
a thoroughly responsible Company, promo,
IN an Their dealings, and one thar ve ,.,,,
commend TO our rraders-.7sc. 4. y
sample Machines with Table and T,o,,,t,,
forwarded to any pant OF the world on receir,
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Richland beacon., 1877-09-15

Subscribe :cr your home / 81 Ell.
Richland beacon., 1877-09-15
|WATCHES!! JEWELRY!!

One Ladies OrcIa Guard Cham.
One Ladies Neck Chain and Gross
One beautiful Lockct, (cn.raycd)
onc pair Band Bracelets
One Gents twist link vest chain and Charm.
Onc pair onyN Slcevc Pu'.onS.
One set q On,N >hir Studs
One new improved Collar Button.
One extra cr't Cameo Seal Ring.
Orc Arizona Sol,airr Stud.
One ,"t Amethyst or Topaz Fin and r.af Drcp,
.Ouc Ladies' Chcml>c Button.
One Pain R.n" STAMPED Is X
Richland beacon., 1877-09-15

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Durable md Economical y 4 model ., ,.'...
onrd simplicity, Strength and Beau,y,,
New and Numerous Patented At,arLu.,,s
No complicated Machinery 10 be con,,au,lv
getting ont of order.
:" easy TO learn that child can rus il. Viii
90 ali kinds Of Sewing, fom the fines, ~ ,I,,,
coarsesi' vii Hem, Fell. Tuck, Braid. Cord
Gather. Embrcilcr, etc. t>e. rlt.,,I;,.,'s.''
>iraislI needles, nil description Of Cotton S,I,
and Thread. Makes the strongest s,;-rI,
bn"wn, the cloth viii tear before the cam
VIII mp uses the dread drrect from the spool
ihe machine is beautifully finished and ii.h.
lH nrnamnufeI n,,h e.
Richland beacon., 1877-09-15
THE BEST THING OUT!
Every Family Should Have
One.

Mr.. FL. Myrick. IF Girard Las purchased
the ric'' i"r the sale. in Kirkland, Onachirs
and Mnrrharsc Iari.hcs. Of