o2SWARnBOUHD.
rtbi2 frt)ttvc!aw5 to dusk.
TiU fioit up Xrora,, tho sapphire
' ,ioud all the sapphire skies.
AI1,' ni floating, while Koiden stars
riflt f in n sea overhead , .
&nyrlbitM from a seabelowi i i
t''- ranire and purple and red ;
lJ!teolpaiian, the stormy lnd of
:Uf!?lfr " " " " ' ' '
, into strance, mysterious space,
08 iSxi shall find us a lauding piace.
drifting, to lands unknown,
:wliIt?l -rorid of love and care :
ft away to a home united
ir"'," heart that is waiting there,
t ail swiftly O waters deep!
rmcRifc to t'"5 heaen unknown
PL th' tender low that waits" -v
ITwforeve-my own. -10
arift aay from the sea of life,
-miie!ts-oCla'iU.Uo.sUrro-winds
of
&fn lienvAi, out-to ft-fchorv.
... nr.. k love forevermorc.
wrc f
G(Xd Wut'(h.
Female School-
uiB5 BUMH Principals-I
THIRTEENTH ANNUAL Scssior
- ;
anisacl from advanced -young" ladies to
iHt'jt child. Object teaching combined
i it book instruction,; i& particular
L,f;tfie ;gctoOl, thoa'rincipals, after
? ,nd careful experience, iiaung loumi i
i,..iiiffo tn the vounsr and ennmr-
A'Jal music and calisthenics f rep of extra
a.JJ excepting a trifle lor the daily use of
Sthenic apparatus.
u "i department under the supervision
,X7L S. Cinbinff. whosoi loag aad faitU
Meipenence renders j her peculiarly fitted
jf2ffc4Vc? oaddrtss' Principals.
' Spectacles and -.Glasses. ,-
rnUE LARGEST ASSORTMENT EVER
I l ten'
iviijn(f examine for '.yourselves.
f. H. ALLEX.
'iBn, feATBf ftdllTlI CAUO-
.!!... i 'rrr- T'f ? u
DuncaA 'lidines ana )tjc azauau, vs.
fPHItx IS AN ACTION INSTITUTED
'r Wthenlaintiffs for the redemption oi a
ivrftfiiiMrtiriffe deed executed by the ijlain-
tiffs to tfcedefendant ; and St appearing that
the defendant is a non-resident ot tne btate
he ilj herbv takenoti.ee to De atio appear ai
the Ttirm of the' "Superior Court of the
ctintjttforcfiMd, to be beldr in the city of Wil
mTnjrtftflmi.the tenth Monday after the second
Monday in August, and answer ori aemur
to A4 comn-aiht filed i'n said action or judg-
m'ut, will be prayed' for according to the
prayer ot gaiu couipiaiut.
V It. DAUBY,"
yffp.fff AttofficV fbrPaintift.
S 250 Reward,
j WILL" rAV 'TWO MluNDRED AND
KFTY DOLLARS REWAUI) for sufficient
ndence to convict the' pefsdti who set fire
t'jij ilnupe 6n Sunday indfning, the 7th
" .5-'. V'V' -
the house was. situated bp Fifth between
j-. . .
JtiMtlcX addHinover '. Btreets. ."-
;WU :-t?'i ' ? P. CAN AD AY.
BHAHPOO-AD rBATHS.
'CRAVE," 10 cent. Hair Cut, 25 cents.
'tirin,a .oentfli Hot a,n"d? cold. Baths at
H hours. Clean tywcls an! 1 sha-p razors in
W o ! AJi work done in gilence and
itHi?patcb.
r V - I- FURMANSKl,
- - Cor. Front and Princess.
Hale's Syrup,
jOJftjrODKD' AND TAR.; Pull's Cough
Vsp.Botbet-Oerman Syrup. With a ful
hlofPtrnt Medicines, Pure Drugs and
tticali. Foriale by
' ' JAMES C. MUNDS;
ptiC , . Third.St., opposite City Hall.
REMOVAL.
JOH X WERKER has removed , his larber
m Soutli Front Street one door North
h: vld etand. His many .patron and
?Be will now be pleased to 'tgc at No.
'ath Front street, (Cleapor's eld etand. )
Mid
Notice.
UXDERSIGNED HAVING THE
right to sell the SEWING MA
irXs manufactured, by the LINGER
lACtURlNQ .CO M.PJLNY , in tho
,t!;of New Hanover, begs to inform the
vStbatho-is prepareil to otter .EXTRA
k-CEMENTS to those wishing to buy
cyER SKWING MACHINES.
aetdlej.oil and Attachment, of all kindf,
"y.?Von hand, ir.i.t ! '
Jchinea Repaired. Charges reasonable.
r Robert C. Dudley is authorized to
e tollcctir.ns and rppeipt for the same.
; JOHN L. DUDLEY,
boebnit Street, near Post Office,
ow. Demorest's Fall and Winter Patterns
,Te rrived. - Send for Catalogue.
; New Design.
entirely
ijjns has just been "received and are
'ng Jd at, (itrt'inely pw .figures ; aLo a
RKiiSOnmont of LE WATCHES,
UPic4nd PLAIN GOLD UINQS and
T
l . obl nilt' jeomiucnco on THURS
f v the 4th of October. Pupils of all ages
i while the same care will be bestow-
CttM fr'twitfrijwlll be neatly exe-Ju-
All I ask of the Public is uv gfve me
tri .,-t . -
febji wr ' J. U. ALLEN. ,
7n p WAtchaiaker an4 Jeweller
Miscellaneous.
QUARANTINE NOTICE.
a1
UARANTINE WILL IN FORCE
on the lit dar f June, 1877, and will xon
tinue until furtlier notice, as follows .
All ve5?ola from ports South of Cape Fear
wi'l come' to at the Yisitinj Station for in
spection. .
AH ves?eh having ickne5s on arrival, or
having Lad .icknt's.-: during the voyage, wil
await inspect! t. above without regard to
. ' " -
thei'ort from whence .the sailed.
Vessels iHit included in the-bore classes
will proceed without detention.
.All person? inU;restcd will please take no
tice thit Quarantine will be rigidly enforced
during tile coming ho t season, under the pen
alties provided by law for the violation ot
the same.
W. G. CURTIS,
Quarantine Ph v-Han Port of Wilmington,
may 18
Sewing fachiries.
The Last Chance ! :
Cheap for Cash !
ONE Whvfler A' Wilson, $20.00. -
' One Hi mvo Family $20.00..
Oue No. 2 Singer, $20.00. ' ,
Two ilome Shuttles, each, $10.
Tlicce Mae'.inos arc all in perfect order,
have all the attachments with -them and 1
warrant them in every respect as good as
new and for less than one-bilf the price.
Call and get one before th'-'y are ail gone.
" C. E. J EVENS,
Third .-:t., iir.,. door North of Market.
.' sept 27 -
A FuSi Line
QF CAi.!): OF ALL KINDS, plain,
fancy and 1 1 . -Full
fifi,' v;
;eauiiiul TINTO CARDS.
lied !
I: iiit them cheap :
Call and see specimens.
S. G. HALL,
I'o tk and Job Printer,
Princess street.
sept
flight HOuse.
AND FTER THIS DATE THE
CEXTENN1A S.TI.OON will be kept open
ilUnighi aa as. all day, from G o'clock
Monday morning until 12 o'clock Saturday
night.
Vinc3, Liquors an'd Cigars, the beet and
theFchtapett.
New llier Oyster,? furnished in any style
derired.
JOHN CARROLTi,
act 1 Proprietor.
TheSouth Atlantic,
A MONTHLY MAGAZINE DEVOTED
1 to Literature, Science and Art, will be
issued in Wilmington, North Carolina, Octo
ber 15th, 1877.
Tho Corps o Contributors will include
several of theiaost distinguished authors
of the present d.-iy.. A serial story,, poems,
sketches, reviews, scientific and historical ar
ticles will' appear in every number. The
Magazine wil contain only original litera
ture. .
The South Atlantic States will be thorough?
ly c .invaded by an energetic agent.
' Subscription one year 3. Single copy 25
cents.
ADVERTISING TERMS.
1 page one "year $120 K page one year $75;
i page. one 'year 50 j page one year S36j
1 page one insertion, $23; page one inser
tion, $15: M page one insertion, $10; page
one insc: tion, $5.
50 per cei:t. 'additional for advertisements
on the-Afagazihe covers
Local fubscrijdions received and Maga
zines sold at the City Bookstores.
Contracts tor advertisements and subscrip
tions received at the office of Messrs. Jackson
& Dell. Hook and Job Printers.
A'l communications should be addresfiedto
Miss. CICEIiO W. HARRIS,
suptS Editor and Proprietor.
Spartanburg & A,
New Eouto to the Mountains
of Western No. Ca.
rpillri XEW "EOUTE IS NOW opsn
X to the travelling public. Passenger trains
leave daily the Depot of the G. A C. R. R.
in Columbia at 12:45 p. m., and arrive at ter
minus of S. A A. K. 11. at 8 p. m., where
close connect ion h made with four-horse
coaches" f.-r F!:U Rock,. Hendersonville,
AsheVilJe ar.d Wa. in Springs. Passengers
will have eV'i.ee ro jo through or lie over at
Mt. Trvon, where llie fare is excellent, and
resume tlu ir j urney early next morning
and tbeve-bv enjoy soine o the finest moun
tain scenery on the Howard' Gap turnpike, to
be found in Western North Carolina.
Arrangemciits have been made with the
W. C. aTa. K . R., for round trip tickets at
the fodowiniT rate,s :
From Wil. to Flat Hock and return,;$15.85.
4i . Ashevil and return, $ip.S5.
" to Warm Springs and return,
$25.65. .
" " to Hend-rsonvillc and return;
. 1.",;S5.
Cat. S. S. Kirkland, of N. C. and for-
uierl v of the A'r ! in K. It., will be present
oh the arrival of the trains at the terminus
of the S. it A. 11. K., to see that passengers
are provided' for uiel .e:it fiii ward without de
lav. Onnviivi: of train- -passengers are re
qiietted to ::sk f'-r Cipf. Kirkland, I'assenger
and transport -in-,vul.
Trvthisn- w r;ule. n
..' : ' i). I!. DUNCAN; Prw't.
ilil'S HOTEL,
N' THE KiriHH'KAXl'LAN. OPPOSITE
V. Civ H iii i'rk. Court House and New
rostoiliee. Now York. All Modern ImprTe
tuents, including Klevator, Kias and Running
Water, in every Koora. '
T; J. FRFNC1I A BROS., .
July 25 Proprietors.
k J0IIN.S. JAMES.T
I t?STtkK- iY THC PKACK. : '
: Olilee :'XVn!i ; si f Iawiou's ATenueind
t'.oor troni l roiit st.
sept -4
Iliscellaneous.
THE
4
E) a Sly
-: o :-
A News Paper,
a published every evening Sudndaj except
-AT-
Or 50 cents a month, strictly in advance
:o
The Reading Public are respectfully inform
ed that it shall be the constant aim of the pro-
-"'!'" ' '
prietor to furnish them with,
A LIVE NEWSPAPER,
containing the latest news of the day, and en
dearoring to keep its readers fully informe
in regard to eyents of interest and importance
occurring in every quarter of the world,
s
;0UR DAILY MARKET REPORTS
Will lull and correct, and will be kept
open until he latest possible moment. Mer
chants fn'the city and country may rest as
sured that they will be thoroughly reliable.
The News Columns
Will contain the reports, both of news and
markets, received here each day at noon,
and the
LOCAL , DEPARTMENT
Has. beeflrplaced in careful and experienced
hands. ,Tf iends in the section of country con
nected with this city, will greatly oblige the
Editor, and will contribute additional inter
est to these columns by forwarding any items
of news that may occur in their respective
localities.
ALL CORRESPONDENCE,
On matters of general interest will be gladly
received, but our friends must bear in mind
that they must write only on one side of the
paper j that they must forbear useless verbi
age, must correct "their own manuscript and
must avo!d abusive personalities. J&4T A re
liable name must be furnished with each com
munlcation, as the Editor will not be held ac
countable for the views or language of cor
respondents "Ife
.,'"
OUR SUBSCRIPTION LIST,
1 Even tcfore type was set for the first issue,
miss an exceedingly flattering one, and is
probably the largest bona fide list with which
any.newspaper in North Carolina erer before
began publication, and is now rapidly on the
increase, especially on the various railroad
lines. , . , . , -
if ? t.
JOOZ2. T- JACXZ2S,
ri1
Eoitoa and PsoraiiTOa,
OUice on Secondstreet, betw een Trin
ress and Chesnut, near the Pstoce.
V ' OCX I'
$5
f I S
Miscellaneous.
m
JAMES GORDQIl DHIilETTj
PRO P B I E T O B. r
. :o:
P O S TAOE F BEE . j
ONE DOLLAR
PER YEAR. !
50 Cnts for SiXi3onthi,
An extra copy to eTery club of ten,
TEE HEW YORK DAILY HERALD
Published every day in the year. S
PO STAGS FREE.
$10 pays for one year, Sundays inc4aded.
$8 pays for one Tear, without Sundays. ;
$5 pays for six months, Sundays included'
$4 pays for six months, without 8undayt.
. 1 2 pays for one year for any specified day
of the week. j
$1 pays for sb: months for any specified day
of the week. .
pays for one month, Sundays flncluded.
NEWSDEALERS SUPPLIED 1
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Weekly Edition............. Two cents per coi
Address, NEW YORK HEEALD, ,
dec27 Brood war and Ann st.4Kew York
Keystone Printing Ink Co
MANUPACTTJ1KBS OP
PRINTING INKS.
BOOK AND NEWS BLACK A
. H ' .1. 1
17 north Fifth Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
OUR INKS art: of A SUPEBIOR
quality, being inf.de from, the best ingre
dients and under the personal supervision ot
a practical printer and pressman, : therefore
we will guarantee every pound of. Ink sold to
be of a Superior Jet Black, Quick Drying,
and entirely free from setting-on.; j
Ov- r prices aro from 30 to 50 per cent, low
ei than any other Inks manufactured in the
United atates. ; i-
A trial of a sample keg will jconvince any
printer that he hits been paying nearly double
what he should for his Inks, in ; times past.
Put up in kegs-and barrels to suit purchasers,
Address, ;:ti
KEYSTO NE PRINTING INK CO.,
17 North Fifth, Street,
den 13 Philadelphia, Pa.
OFFICE OF
OUR LIVING AND OUR DEAD.
TN ORDER TO SUPPLY OUR SUBSCRl
X bers with numbers due them, we shall re
sume the publication of OUR LIVING AND
OUR DEAD on March 15th, and complete
the IV th Volume in monthly parts.- No new
subscribers will be taken except for. the bound
volumes three of which have,beenisue4 and
the IVth will be ready in June. We Can sup
ply our old subscribers with any j back num
bers, except September and October, 1874,
should they need any to complete their flies.
pf.ices roa Botrjfn volumxs t
In Cloth 2.00 ;each.. Half Calf f 2.50.
Sontliern Historical iMontUy.
This Masrazine, two numbers of which hare
been printed, will occupy the same relation
to the entire South that OUR LIVING AND
OUR DEAD did to North Carolina, and, ia
all respects, will be aa worthy of confiaene
and support. For detailed description of this
Monthly and for the opinions of those who
have the initial number, we refer to larger
circular. Subscriptions are solicited.
Terms, lsvAaiABix in AnviHCB :
12 months $4.00. 6 months $2.00
Address,
SOUTHERN HISTORICAL MONTHLY
Raleigh, N. C.
feb24
AND
AllfiJ11-'1 inpaovements combined into
the organs and pianos manufactured by
CORNISH & CO
Was ffton. XT. J.
To all who wish to purchase either aa OR
OAN or PIANO we can truthfully say that
for ' - - - --"-
ARTISTIC CONSTRUCTION
Beautiful, Finish and Sweet Muscal
Qualities, our instruments take
rank with those of that .
Most Celebrate! Menfactnrers. ,
Oar only claim to favoritism over other
eading manufacturers is : ' ' ' " v
Our Low Prices.
reduced to meeting the requirements of tbe
times. Determined .no to; pe unaersoio
and at the same time f urnkbing instrumenU
that we fully
WARRANT FOR FIVE YEARS,
we invite correspondence that we may have
an opportunity to prorc satifactorily all that
we here assert. , .
Our PIANOS are furnished with Uej .
IfflDOTei Frencli GraiiMoiL, i
. . . i .. 1 v I J 1 1 1 ;
(the rerr beot in w; . . , j
they are also HEAVILY STRUNG with the
improved wire; and the cases are of solid rose
wood perfectly seasoned and "!, '
WARRANTED NOT TO CRACf, ty?
WARP. - 1 i
Our ORGANS are furnhihed withaU lie
modern improvements, as to stops, aetknr. etc,
while the CASES are of the recen tcabiaet
style, admirably suited for the parlor. j .
Send for Illustrated Catalogue, and
o!x. t :.f - '
1 .rr" ivraDTTfltr i
jail O IT UuLuwQ iicw oriwj
u ' U :;
5
wiwm
AM
Iliscellaneous.
. rTHE '
Highest Honors
V AT THE
GEIITENillAL EXHIBITION
The judges unanimously 5 recommend th
MENDELSSOHN
o
So
fok;the I
Diploma of Honor ni Medal of Merit.
Placinthem ia the Front Rank 1
Without a Superior
I
-.. For itrietij first-class instruments
$600j for $250. $650 for $275.
$700 for $300. $750 for $325.
$800! for $350. $900 for $400.
$1000 for $450.
No Commission to Agents.
No Discounts to Teachers.
No Deviation in Pric.
The Mendelssohn
GRAND, SQUARE & UPRIGHT
3
Contain valuable patents 'and improvements
never before introduced.
TJIATHUSHEK'S
:. . . .
NxwPatkhi Duplex. OvEasTBCso Scalx,
Is the greatest advance in the history of Pia
no making, producing the1 most astonishing
power, richness and depth of tone, and a sus
taining singing quality never bciore, attained,
being a "liraud fiano in a houare care.
's ' ' t
The Mendelssohn Uprights
ARE THE FINEST IN AMERICA.
Th)y arc pronounced the "Pianos ef th
Future.'.
. - ,-a vonr A WiREttOtMs:
No. 4H). :2. 404, 4Wi & 408 .Vest
NOS, r r. 8GC.862, 804, 80. 870
I th Avenue.
PIANOS SENT ON TRIAL.
- i
aiU Illustrated and descriptive Catalogue
mailed free. .
MENDELSSOHN PIANO CO.,
BUSINESS OFFICE :
No. 60 Broadway, N. Y.
feo 21
WB CLAIM FOR THE IMFBOVE
WHITWEY
SEWIWC
MACHINES
The following specific points of superiority:
x ireac simplicity in construction.
tc xjuraoimy.;
3 Exceedingly Light Running.
4 vStill Running. Noiseless.
6 Performs all Varieties of Work.
6 Beauty of Finish and Workman
ship. 7 GREAT REDUCTION in Price.
Machines sent on trial before payment is re
quired ; written guarantee to keep machines
in oroenor nve years given with each ma
chine. Wht Pat Old Prices ?
For circulars and particular.
Address, THE WHITNEY MF'G CO.,
dec29 Paterson, N. J.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
SCPKXIOR COCKT OF NEW HANOVER Co.
The Dawson Bank, Plaintiff,
against
Francis Morris andThe Cape Fear Fibre
Compcny, Defendants.
rnnis action is brought by the
i-:-i:ir a. .i.
yimiutui. vu iccuTerui me ueienuame me sum
of Eight Hundred ($800) dollars for money
Aninut 27th '1TX a ih Hof..Tita .ml
" r "
rf.;iJn7;EEi
at Wilmington, in said SUte, on the tenth
- w ww MW14 4 XX aXX V WUI UUUDV
JNO. D. TAILOR,
... - Clerk of Snpcrior Court
sept lS-IawCw-sat
State of North Carolina,
Snpcrior Court.
New Hanover Ccuuty
William Larklnf,
azaint
F. C. Singletary, Robert Johnston and wife
Isabella. A. J
M
ott and wife A. Sophia Mott.
W m. JLi, Robeson And John H. Robeson an
otners.
rn HIS ACTION is brought bv the plaintiff!
A as adminiitrator of Eliza C. GillcsDie.de-
ceased, against the heirs at law of bis intes-
tate, orih mtbom of ( eelliae the lands do -
seribesi ia tn voosaMaiat ' filed fn' the office of
the Clerk of the Sup crior Court of the county
oi xi ew nsaovtrv to viake assets for tne pay
ment of debts, and ch artrea of administration.
and the defendant,? obert Johnston and wife,
imou, A. J. nott and wife A. Sophia Mott,
Wm. B. Robeoon mrrfl Jobn H. llobeson, who
are proper parties to this action, are hereby
notified mad retrai: -pd to annear and answer
are proper parties to this action, are hereby
notified aad retrai: -ed to annear and answer
... ... .......
.uo tu DD uni uieu iu uui action.
cm the 25th day of October, A. D. 1977, at
rm in. i.vnr n.tnk.. a it l wtt .
the office of iBcierkTf SV SiY&uiC,
V w Vr e tne ciiy oi wunuig
son anq,taiajl Uounty aforesaid. If the
aeiwamasauwa appear at tne ume tne rialn
COmnlakU. torf ther with the coit nf tM
Uon. JNO. D. TAYLOR,
. ran
TT.tXJa D..J. DeranfAttj's for Plaintiff.
r sey inlaws Ta it
. -' " ' '
OUBSC1BUE TO THE
FBIC
CQUFETI
IS
LBoainios
jtonuay aiier ine secona xionaay in AugnBt, sj UVISBIO it la strenatn taa mauiv
1877, and then and there to answer or de- contain lcea Working Partsand UrUa
mur to the complaint herein filed this day. DOING a wider ruMQCWerUtBLm
Rail Road Lines, c.
Gen'l Sup'to Office
WILMINGTON, COLUMBIA AND AU
GUSTA RAILROAD.
Wilmington, N.C, August 4, 18t7
CIIANGE OF SCHEDULE. ,
On and after Sunday, August 8, Hie fblibw
Lng schedule will be run on this roadi
DAY EXPRESS AND MAIL TRAlir(Cinf
except Sauday.) .
Leave Wilmington.... ll t?3 T
Arrive at Florence 00 PI
Leave Florence u 11 X T I
Arrive at Wilmington ft. .MM
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN (DlUy)i
Leave Wilmington CO P fl
Leave Florence.... 9 St Pit
Arrive at Columbia.... 1 11 AH
Leave Columbia... .............11 SOPH
Leave Florence........ ; IKIAtt
Arrive at Wilmington M A H
This Train will only itop at FiemiuftoBt
Whitcville, Fair Bluff, Marion, FloruM,
Timmonsville, Sumter and Actou bctwSjsjij
Wilmington and Columbia.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN (Daily, ft
cept Sundays.). ;
Leave Wilmington.... 1 19 P it
Leave Floreirce... 1 II P A
Arrive at Columbia... 10 10 A M
Leave Columbia........ 6 OOP XI
Leave Florence.......... MAM
Arrive at Wilmington....... 10 80 A M
JfS Passengers for Augusta Ad beyetMl
should take Night Express Train froa Wil
mington. ,
ar Through Sleeping Cars on nlf ht traisa
for Charleston and Macon.
JOHN F. DIVINst,
aof 4 General Superinteodeut.
WILMINGTON a WELDC.N
RAILROAD conFAnr.
Office of Gen'l StrrBttiRTERDiKT
Wilmington, N. C, August 4, 18TT. J
On and after Sunday, August 6th, 1877,
Passenger trains on the Wilmington 4 Wf4
don Railroad will run as follows t
DAY MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAIN, da!!.
Leave Wilmington, Front St. Depot '
at...... 6 50 A M
Arrive at Weldcn at 12 30 PM
Leave Weldon 11 40 A M
Arrive at Wilmington, Front St. ,
Depot at................. 6 40 P M
NIGHT MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAIN.
r DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Leave Wilmington, Front St.
! Depot at...?. 6 IS P M
Arrive at Weldon at 1 20 A M
Leave Weldon, daily at... S 11 A M
Arrive at Wilmington, Front St
LCpOt AtMtlttIIMIMttfll4Mt XX i J.
The Day Train makes close connectiea at
Weldon for all points North via Bay Lis
daily, (except Sunday) and daily, via Rih
mond and all rail routes.
Night train makes close coanectionl at
Weldon for all points north via Rich mom d.
eldon
auC 4
JOHN F. DIVIlfK,.
General Superintendeut
Miscellaneous.
THE NEW
p
ho, mm
At the Centennial ExhlblUonrlS? and. has
always carried off the hbrnesl Doners
waerevcr cxoiDMea
Aniininr Brtrsr.ff TTTatv-
I uujnrnv t D'"AA'Jt-i:n:sn7
pXiiSnt x&Uiminjr ana lut I llNT "IJUJWfV.
eXlTCH" AIACHINE. ADAPTCTJ tdja
SEWING MACHINE was
I .n.a nM h tk nA nf t Ha
ial-ntandJicchanlcal fik
I All f rw
MACHINE, is 61 MPLKin CONSlRUCTiOy;
EewingMachinss. ItwillllUlt Cor
without cosnsoo ME W.tYT f
In tho Manufactara of tbia IIACUINII Cm
Very Boat Matorlxilo ra-TT'7
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