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T. 3IITOIELL, Associate Editor.
-. Jl letters addressed to '
' I ., ' Geo. S. Baker,
Friday,...V..SEPTEMUER, .19. ,1873.
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. We adverted to ilic fact a few issues
since, that Col. J. F. Jones was pre
paring to erect a Cotton Factory at his !
Mill en'Sandy 6r"eek lathis county. :
Wc at the tke most heartily comnien:
tied the obje .t, and the more we have
itl ought about it since, the more we
a. e pleased that Col. Jones ha thought
proper to,, inaugurate this, move
ment. 'J here are ot her places in the coun
ty at which Cotton Factories might be.
erected' and pay well. ' It is a fact be
ginning to be generally disseminated
tlu invested' iii'this species of
property yields a" in or o certain and
larger iht5o$e than that invested in any
other Vay.. 'In .ijhe .feiate -jpf Georgia
1 there are moire Cotton Factories "than '
"' -.weny other of the Southern States,'
and more are continually beinw 'built
frfci os a consequence is the most :
" jfoaperous of any of the' States South.
'oofctchaqgcg that j&tate. has,, 'Veached '
?rv Ppetitjr' unequalled by any-
jV5r uf Us 'annals. ' bught we-noi to
profit by; the e'xamplc.of others? When
w" see ourjieighbors excelling "us in
Jjwft 4ropenty.does it not behoove
- tu to enquire into the cause and fol
lT.theirxamle? .
V TT man of sense will answer these'
jquptipns in the affirmative. Then we
ifteuld by all means turn our attention
16 th's species of industry.. We have
fW: natural advantages that are not
Touchsafed .-to others. Here , the raw
Spjedin large aties. " "
Within the bounds oi our country
t? ?yf l valuAblo ..' locations, where
! ?re y i.waf ftijjs. on .jstr9ajiis
that rill aflford an ample supply of
'water tho'y car round. We have im
'luensa quantities .'of granite suitable
fyr? all kinds of building purposes, nea
the jitcs of these 'water falls. And
4arga quantities pt timber of the best
Equality accessible thereto ; and we are
within' a convenient istanpo of tlail
road transportation. With tbo ' ad
jyantages we think that a number ' of
Vuon lactones m our county under
,f thpproper, management" could not fail
to adcl largely to the wealth and pros
perity of our people. ' Thsre should be
CoUn factories, at Goswick's Mills
pn Lynches Creek, which have lately
been purchased by J. E. Alfred, Esq.,
;t..IiOmaburg, and at Mrs. WiHams'
, Mill near Franklinton.' " All these
place's care 'admirabfy '-'situated, and
VV?'.J1. thp advantages enumerated
; fkY?' We hope that our -monied
men wilfhipk o f tnese things, inves
tigate the subject, and find it to their
advantage to use theyr.cioney in this
V I?tteifle.
A. this place on the Raleigh & Gas
, tont W irjaji to ibis .cpuntythe, Kail
road is abo'ut completffig a large and
, oj?.?4!00? wwbou.e. This has long
been nccdetf, as this is the most acces
aible to'the Rail read for a very large
Cotton aud Tobacco country. The
hipping to and from this poiut have
heretofore been quite large notwith
standing the poor accommodations for
sending off and receiving goods. The
.IUiload baying no house of its own,
" . ttn( ah'rpers wcra compelled to pay
; ttorage to a private party for handling
and takincare of theif good?, j The
. Railroai baatlast given 'to shippers
from this ' point "the accommodations
v enjoyed by those living a! Mother ' 'sta
tioni.-' The effect of ' this upon tbe
place has-been very apptrent. There
are now in tne course of" rection thfcre.
three . large and handsome stojes, nd
other buildings. "Ir. Julius P. Tiin
berlake, and the Messrs. Uuxile will
have their store houses reav ta) com
mence their' Fall ' trade Ir. Julius
Clifton aliw has a store house in course
of of erection. We are happy ' to' nbte
. theso evidences of thi i ft "and hope that
" .i. . ' . . -t
. vucyjn.ay conunne lor a gcxllong
tiinQ. fyre would suggest that t would
be well tp build a chtirli ' aud good
academy there. These arp jnstitutiuus
that every community should have.
There are churches near the place. A
good academy for boys and girls should
by all. means be built. 4
Chinese Slave Market
: Slavery is thought to have been done
awaywith in this country bf the arm
ed efforts of the North, but lets see if
juch is really the case. V
The Steamer Great Republic direct
from the Celestial I-Jmpire . arrived at
San Fjancbco on the 2 of August,
with 103 men and nineteen women,
(Ohinese) These women were brought
over to be sold to those of their raco
that should bid the highest and that
too at public auction, becoming at one
and the same time wife and .slave.
They were confined in tlje slave mart
in the same manner slaves of he'
ulden time, and .were placed. Ujpon thp
stand to be examined by all . cele tals
who mi-ht be in need of a tla'ye. . The
The prices were regulated by their '
age and beauty, ranging from $250 to
$425., A correspondent of the $,ey
York World says!: ' K ' '
"I waited, and' at the hour named
was stowed away in a room of a phi
nese hpiise jnartiett alje-y. I have
oftfia seen negro slaves oldV , in jthe
Southiera tate?. have seen Turks at a
slave mart in Constantinople. Arabs
at Alexandria, at an auction of eunuchs-
and Eastern jockeys at a borsesale,
buc pcyef' in my experienceas a journ
alist it beensmy lot . to witness
such a fceneJl did last ighfach
woman was brought In by "feiprself iu a
staU'of absjulujte u4ity, "and after
passing in review before the entire mul-
. ! ' -i
utuae was put up for sale to. the high
est bidder.
Ex-SeDatoi Foote' in Waihington
Chronicle
Andrew Johnson aud
Mr. Snvratt. i . . " '
Bhe Was the head nf an amiaM.
interestin&r famiW. Rh ;.a r,.
m pu reapectaDle Uifitjan 5
lurch, inrl in rrn,A . . ,1 : A
church. The son. on account of ikn..
' k,w svauuiuir lo iuii
ippoaed coaDlicitv in Mr r.5
aBsassination, she was alone euspected
of having a criminal knowtedie of that .
i' . i , 0
deed of shamr, has been since acquit-
v.. iuis iimme was tnei, was never
regularly den.td ; her eminent coun
sel, lor reasons satnfactory to, himself
had withdraajji (rom the case, after err-3
taring his formal prott against the !
trial RVia n.nn . 1
.. n, vuirvicsta- ' ne court
earnestlv recommended the poor wretch
to the mercy of an Amtricai. FrLi i
Every 'Prtsident, from Waihingtoa to
Graut, itc'.uaive would have pardoned
her, Ivam -.sufc, without the least heaU
ttion. SLe Wiis' not pardoner?. Tne
Doors ol the White House w re deliber
ately cloaed to all applications 'for ail
clemency. The beautiful and i nnoppnf
daug;h tiers of the unhappy victim was
not allowed even t) enter the portals
of the executive Mauson in order to
uvu ytniice more man lirutu like
Presupnt ot a free people, ;, whilebe
should plead, with unliftH hrfc
- tf . J7 tr " " uu
aownrstru-amine ves. fnr & mnth.r'.
life. Axumor beiog prevalect that a
h ahead
f - uuuk i.u ua sppuea
for in beLalf of this forlorn and frienrl-
le woman, an order was issued from
the stat 6f Executive clementv to th
officer "fcaving he-'ajed. cflpfjt in
should, such a writ be served flubin to
disobey its it janctiomCv'
The scene of horror now soon occur
red and under circumstances of DeciJ
iar and untaxable aggravation. ' '
Those who undertake to throw the
veil over the terrible dereliction of Mr
Johnson assert that
several days about the period of the
dmfable taking off, and that he was
m a state ot personal confinement in a
certain room ot the White House in
company with two individuals, having
him a the time in charge, both o'
whom have aince cotcriously commits
id suie'de.
Bomo tiling A. bout;- Tlx
Ti-fiia-Xtlautio Balloon
Our readers have. no doubt learned
that a balloon voyage across the At
lan tic Bas Beta ia centsmplat for
some tune, and jhaV ifhas at.leniui
beexi announe'd 'b in readinesl to
start tome day thu week, pr next, he
weather permitting. This voyage bai
been contemplated for the latt $0 years
by lrfesibr Wise, who has conend'ed
that at a given altitude there was a con
tinous ,.gpejterjhr .; cbmnt going 'east,
which would waft afioating body across
the Atlantic. In, pursuit of the truth,'
of tnia theory, some years 'ago,' Messrs.
Wise, Li Muniain and . others 'made
an ascension at 8r. Louisnd landed in
Western New York, making a tho usanjd
i i --. . , , .
nri!e;i'-lo ya'fe"w honrsHime." And besides
this, numerous scientists hare recently
given the scheme their approval, though
still fearful ef.tb ultimate rtsult.
The present enttrprise was entered '
into .by Mtssr. .Wise and Donaldson'
ja.t predion to the prea Boston fire,1
when the Council of that city had'
greed to supply the necessary outfit
for tbetxpeditior. Failing in thi, tbej
seronauts acrepted the effsr ol a news
paper at New York, and thus the Daily
Graphic" Expedition has been fitted
out at great cost but with the most
ample facilitte-. The balloon will lift
fourteen thousand pound, its own
weight, the car, boa s. ballast, etc. It
is 160 feet in Le:ght, and will contain
600.COO cubic feet of ga?, supplied from
the gts woiks of the city ; however,
jonly 400,000 will be taken ia at the
surface of the ground, since the gas will
expand and fill out the remainder of
the balloon when it is at its destined
altitude, .
The boat! are two in nnmber one a
cedar lifeboat, with sails, &c , anoth
er a pvper boat the former to be used
by Messrrf Wise end two others, if
neewsary to abaodon tlje balloon ; the
latter to remain wifh Donaldson,.1 who
Will stay by th . balloon . he last,
and endeavor to comnleta thu
Fine scientific, instruments, provisions '
VU..&J u.jd, uu "'Kff signals wun
other facilities, will accomDanv the ex
pedition, and every precaution has been
taken jwhich expriepce cpuld suggest
ilic voyage 'has been advertised to
commence this week from the ' Navy
Yard grounds at Brook lyr: It is a
little late in the season, but the daunt
less aeronauts are determined to malje1
the trial, it is believed, and ete these
lines" are read may be ia the ethereal
elements bound whither the wind iistr
eth to blow them to success or defeat;.
In answer to a question, apropos to
this point, Prof. Wise'has said that he
txpected to land. . somewhere between
Cape North and the BUaits of Gibral
tar, and the Graphic Company has au.
thorized its agent, who goes with the
quartette to telegraph the news home
immediately upon h's arrival within
terresliial c.mmun'.cation.
Notwithdanding the favorable aus
pices under which this voyage is begun
we cannot t-uppiesa, ihe fear of its dis
astrons termination. We nay vver
hear ot it again : or it may be wafted to
bleak inhospitable shores where
death may come in agony; or it may
past over the eternal ice flues of Green
land and the Pole, to p mh with in
tense cold ; or be wrecked on the face
ot the hostile waters' where night and
the tempest closes around its heroic
and despairing crew ot intrepid souls.
Nevertheless they t have our warm sym
pathies, and whether Wise or Donald
son succeed or faiJ, the muse of histojy
will write beneath thif names the insig-
niaof heroes, and this expexiition mark
an era in the history of the woilil. lo be
remembered in potm and in prose, like
the story of Icarus and his wings, in
aDcignt mythology, ruoss iljen, to
the brave'men, who thus face ti e un
known with unshaken courttge aud
matchless fortitud-.
Exchange.
Wiat Shall Wo do WitH
Teach them sr reliance.
Teach them td foot qp store bills.
Teach them not to wear false hair.
Teach them not to paiat and Dow
ser. ! !
Teach theni to wear thick, waim
Bboe- V v K 1 S
. Teach them how to waph and irfln
clothei ' .s i
Teach them how to ruake their own
closes. '
Teach them how io make their own
dresses. ' '
Teaeh them boa to do marketing for
the family.
Teach them how to cook a good meal
of victuals. . " '
Teach them every day. hard, prac
tical common sense.
Teach them how to darn stockings
ana sew on buttons.
Give them a good, substantia1, com
non-school eJucatior,
Teach them to say no, and mean it ;
or yes, ana suck to it.
Teach them to regard the moral not
the money ot the beaux.
Teach them to wear calico dresses
and do it like a queen
Teach them all the mysteries of the
aitcceu, the dining room and the par
br.
Teach them that a good, round, rosy
romp, U Wih'Ul fifty consumntiTes.
Teach thesa io. tare nothing to do
wit Inteljipets.,a4 y dissolute young
men. . 1 '
Teaah tbem that the mors one Urea
beyond his inline .the nearer r,J gets to
Rely upon it , ihat upon your teachio
ucpcaua in a great measure Lae.weal
woe of tlir .H, Um. "
or
- uiu,
'Teach them aomptishmenU mn
painting, drawing if you hare the
t i . . ..
iiiu uu money to ao it witr.
Teach thm thara good","8iVady mt-l
chanic without a cept, is worth a doxen
oily pated loafers in broad-cloth.
Teach them4.be essentials ot Yx't
trath, hocesty, uprightness - then at a
suitable time let tntm marry.
: A manufacturing firm at GIasgrwJ
Scotland, have recently made two paU:
anquin ptnbrellas .c taorjnous size,
They are each ( nearly thirtyatbree feet1
in circumference, sufficient to afford
protection to about twenty-five ptr
son?. One is mad of a fine clrmstk silk,
with a handsome variegated Tool
fringe niae inches deep. The other
one is made out cl a rep silk, wither
pure fcilver fringe, and lined with white J
silk. At the top of each is a handy )
some gilt ornament; the ribs are of j
whalebone, each thick ecough forar
walking.canc. The stick, which is of
birch wood, ornamented and polished, j
is five yards long, is j inted in the!
centre to make the umbrella more port'
abltr, and has a heavy spike at. the end '
for fixing in the ground. The um
brellas, estimated at about $250 each,
have bten ordered by a firm trading in
Africa, and are supposed to be designed
for presents tor some of the chiefs.
p S ALUSBUEY,
NORFOLK, Va.
" p E A L E R J f
THE FINEST and most FASHIQNABL
'Blaek tFaJa,, Parlpr, And Chamber
, . Of New and Original Designs, and of the most Superb Style and Finish
Also a choice assortment of Tables, WardrolJe.-, bfcc, ' Et.rcs, Side-
hoards. Library and Book CaseHit
A'sp a Compete Line of
CARPETS. OIL-CLOJHS, MATTINGS. WINDOW SHADES
AND WALL
I f
Gire me a call before purchasing elsewhere. AH goods" warranted asrepraeato
-Office &Si!esro3 a -new K.s. 207 & 30SI Min 3t."old N-s-M IOl
METALIC BURVlT0PAi8 U?Cb- Tljgtin the at, for FISK'S
ML I ALIO BURIAL CASES. Mahogany and other cf.fiui furube.l at the ahuit
esf natipe, as r Uo. Carriages, with thZ best llenr.e in the ciV and the Patent
Right Corps Previe. in the pity .nd runeunding count.y. f' apr li-Cm.
The Best in Use.
Occupies a space only 7 feet Square. I
(Patented Oct. 15tb,1878.) 1
THE
ALFORD PRESS,
The Simplest and Host Powerfal
CoUod Press in Use. , r
Two men can easily pck a SOulb,
bale of Cotton, and it is 'so arranged
that the power and working force "can
be doubled, if necessary. PackVascG
pact a bale as the old fashioned sc r'ew
with half the labor, Can be fun by lliV
gin-power or by water and ateam by
putting wheels In place of the crank.
Fanners can buy Family Rights, and
build tiu.iT own Pieu at small expenses,
Irons Fuimlalied at Cost
8tate,Coujityi imdriVmily Bighta- lor
by , I UALLORY A ALFORD
Sole Proprietors lorthe Soutbem Butes
uZ,u, . . Fraakhnton. N C
SHOES r SHOES 11 "
5 Cases Mens and women Shoes, just
received. j
King While & Shaw.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Hoarding and Day School
" FORYOUNQ LADIES,
Louisburq, N. C.
... .
The fourth Session opened on Von
day bUt 14th inst,', and will- continue
full. 20 weeks.
Terms: Board, including washing,
lights, fuel and furfitehed ooni, $75.
E-glish TUxioo, $10 to $15.
iatia and ITreuch, (each) . $5.
Music on Hano. 20. Unit.r at
No charge for uhj of instrument.
xoaruers who go home Friday eveuin
and returu Monday mrnirg win be
cha ged pro-rata less.
Prinr.inn.K
Lonisburir. N. C.
July 18 tf
n
We are now replenishing our stock,
with New and seasonable Goods, which
makes our assortment very desirable and
attuctive.
King, White & Shaw
xees and Thal-Nota.
'SkfB.;
A New Supply of Sum-
mer Goods At
S. T. WILDER'S.
A Iu I and complete stock o( Sua.mcr
gods ut cvtirjf vastly and sijle, Ci.n
eating ot a jn-.-st beautiful nsottment
of pres goinls, full supply i f Qeot
aud Bojs c:(jthiflg, vuy large line 61
Staple and White K'mo,, UiMtt Shoes,
Hats, HarJirarp Cfockerywan , Qfoctr
ie, Jcc,...
A lot bf fresh ground Meal oa hand
As I cannot give you a lull le$ciiption
ol my good, iu the paper. I moat re
spectiuiiy atk that you witl cnlUnd ex
amine 1 1 in. p.T. WILDER
Kd. 113 Sycamore street No. 113
PETERSBURG. YA.
. . E. G. James & Co.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
SLnple and Fancy Dry Goods, IrLh
.iici. .tuiuj uoods, Hosicv,
G qves, trUtioilery, aud,' ;
Notloha generally.
Have now i i store tu iaigvst and
most varied stock of ' ;
Spoino and ScioiEE Goods,
that they have ever offe ed. and which
ttey are p cpared to sell as low to tui
SIeecilvjcts of Xoirni Caiiolixa,
as any
S- - r ,.v.
4.
Jobbing House,
Either ja"the State or Balthno e.an-l
p 1 Z5-Cm: ; E G Jaxis & Co.
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GROCERIES I GROCERIES!!
1
Extra , Demerara and perto Rico Sa
gar: Java, Laguagra an4 Rip Col-,
fee: Bacon, aide and sboul-.
' den: 'Choice Demerara .
llolatsesT Family Ex
tra, a3df-Buper,. m
yiour : new
'.'Riie,
K kc., . Just received.
.S
King, While & Shaw,
GOODS
5 HE "FRANKLIN STEAM "WASHER."
Latest Improvement In Steam Boilers.
P A O N T E D, J.UNE (24TH5 1873.
Satisfaction Guaranteed in Every Instance.
OTHER MACHINES IUVE TdXlR ntTUAtt MEKjra-lHIi nASKODUL'.T.
NOIOBE WASIirAT lNiXEAD TIIiriEOr, WE WIJLL HAVE WAfc'll BOUB-
TaE WAsnixa cf a family of odisari eizs els:ly AccoiirusntD
BEF0R2 BR-AKFA8T. - - -
F.ra long time the iavmtiv genius ci this cosntry ignored the rishtf or
rather the vran-s of woman. Ii Was busy and active in ifforts to reheve
man from the hardships ot labor and toil. But the women ol opr land were
l0.!10! dgery, and were forced to do the same quantity ot
labor, with their hands that was required ot the home keeper in tb aia
teeuiu cemcrv. Within the last two decade,, there Las been a Tchaer ia th,
particular. At last our eye were openel to the fact thai the Hrenctu of w.
mm was inufficient lor the ptrtormance ol the labor and toil required ( a hoase
kteper undtr the old regime, and that our women were growicg prematurelv
old on accoont oi it. Public sentiment to-daj, boevcr, is ia tall Bjnapatbv
done.Wmall'""mOCb lrtdj beea CuDe lor Ler mucb Jel reinloa uT li
The policy of invention is new in Javor ot woman. Revolutions rererro
backward." As one ot the grand rwults of the iourest in this dincUuo
we have the sewing machine. Buabaoc do jou rtrntmber how the
tyeof jour wile bnghteued when she saw a sewing machine carried into her
dwelling and realized that it was herr, and how alter she had satisfied htrsell
that it was all that had been claimed lor i, she exclaimed: Ob, it I only haa
a machine lor washing which would answer lor that purpose ss well as this
does for sewing, I would be indrpendeat and booeekeepinp, instead of be
ing a burden would be a pleasure. The country Las long lelt the want of a good
Washing Machi&e; and how to construct one wkich wuuld save labor and at tU
same time do the woik well has b. en the great problem." There have been
a numlei ol inventions patented, each of which had aome meri still none
of them were exactly the thing. There was disappointment j electa were sl-
Toe Womaus Frir-ml itu.tnnfpfl a fVw
1 -
invention wh;ch prcc ded r, Thtrc
One hundred tlmnmnil mliit ' Tl.
th
at it has in mihhc laror.
u mm
The liiveou r of the mFRaXKMN
ri
ght to msuuUctute the Woman' Friend
ir
6 iui.c iuuium, aua waicuing aiitnuteiy their act.o. , aud the tuanntr
l Which thei OUtra.e! and the rnuultr lw r)iBy..ro.l . .... . . .
in
r - 1 " u.wmivu kiiimu li i uiiuciil iicicCll
tbtreir, He spent Uu mouth, in (he ndy ot the aul j.ct ol fiodirg rtrotdiis
rur these ditects. Ue has at last succ.edid-aud a ue rtauit ot n.a 10m.
ligation and study, heolTers to the public the i J?rankdo tteam Washer which
its merit thu ALETTE US PATENT"
. :Z .r,,V..&. "1 If.-J.. '
flip rlit'liii.n wi t .1. . 1 . . j
n 111 ot aau au v .1111 ri i -11 SKS.Mf'M
..... .v.u... nuuuut .uu ui.jic
by baud lator or the um ut tun mhhin.T
ur umes as mucu can De done m the
Jand. We couUi.. UublWa columns ol
- -ft
hAve used it, but tor the present, we preier tLe :;iVASUE...' to steik lr iuA
u n r oi .
Messrs Bartow & Pkassots,
' , , ... Ginikmen :-I
otcam Washer" I cknol4i'
U yours; alter having, tested several
mended to me: but tha incuntriuonM
get a gaud aaher, jpgular.y, iuon ed
to Lrouoonre it ii.rt.ft .u.-.. l
two Week's Wash lu if in two hour, nor
nicdv wahid clo.i.e, I have nev.r had.
... . Kttctiul : , Aiis W. U. Kurman.
- L-'uUl.utg, Ja r 12 I , I&75.
M fcirs. Barrow & P.eaint .r.pml.m.L . Tl.r.. i.-l. .. . . ...
- . .....vji.nm.iuuiicitu jour ftCUl
J. J. Person, luavo Hied our 'team W.liv.,' ami fi .. u b lar .h bvi-i I
ever used. It certainly tavc a L'teat deal ol Lir.i I iM . r Mail ..... .... .... .1 .
cio.hts. It is all thai iou remmcniL
t ' - - , Hctlulh, " Mis. p.. J. B. Clirtor,
w : . ' Louis' .n-j, Jual'SOlh . 1373'.
Aiessra Birr-.w & Pleasant ?-T)pir R r.. Ii.V. .......... . ... . .. 1 '
have us d y.ur -duam Washer, ? with
speedy aua ctfsciual mode ol cleaning
vr. M
ilssrs. Barrow & Pleasants t-G.ntkmerr leustM
I purchased ot your Agen-, ill. J. J. Peraoi., aud ri.d lu-t it wrao m J iuJLa
jou reccommeod, Yfp arc tuoiy ilnu pLagi with i, ,
Iteijyc.'luij, . " F. U. Cook.
tssr.. Brrow fc Plraant. t -Si ; I
Washer, It a comphte au,.csr. Alt
. ... r 1 J w " " - - ' " ki tuau aTi UcIOK.abU
that wuhout labor, A vtrj hoit whi.e with Ue Wahei iu.aem Vwu
dav Wtahing.
Yours
Missrr Barrow & Pleasants : -Gentlemen: 1 hae" L'Jiug He'-'oula
Waaber ' about one montf . It surpaaaea my ixpecU:iou; it U ail L .t ,uu a.f
tori'. I kill hl'rhlv nfujt..f l.,.-....n. ii .. . . J
i'. I aia bjly DleamL,
Jlcspecilullj
xr Louisburc, July SOtb. 1873.
ani fi"? rrow & Pleasant,: -Sirt: I am ain? jour ' Fr.lln eaxuSva.c'
and find I it f.r superior to all olber. It will wasu the uirtnat clo.hea perfect
clean. It I could not get another, I would not take $200 lor ru.uc. It ii a
complete success, and ail that is required to con not anj oue is a trial.
'! ' VeryTiu3, Mr:. r. F. Gacc.
r n . Louiburg, Au . 5tl-. 1873.
Alessrf. Bartow i PleasanU :-Gentlem.n: Hy wiie h. Lu ih. Fr.k.
in bteaai Waabei lor some time and ahe, a well as tLe washerwoman are Ltei..
ly pleased with i. Very Ualy, - ilis Haion if. 1. .
We have acquired by purchase of the Patentee. Mr. 8t W.Barthobmw the sole
right to manufacture, and to sell the t Right to maaufactttie the "Fauklia
fcteam Washer,'! within the United States tod Territories.
We now cfler the ? Franklin tiuam Wabei' 10 the American people with,
full coiCdence that it will da a'l that we cUim lor i, and ia order lio inuo
Uuceit as rapidly as possitlf, we axe tcripg geat inducement to working
men who watt u make money ; we ill sell ctaie or couoiy righuoa very rea
fooabb urns; for instance we'will sell the right t a ouo:y with ten thou
and iniisbiunfr, for olc hundred do lars ;. within tweive months, if proper:,
ly mnagel, the purchaatx Caj a.H Irum three to live hundred waabe... at a pVol
u of I ive Hollars each, ana Lis right will U word m.re at the exoirati-.o cl
h lin l W" l Cr8 ,rwm lhe tbatitLaaUta iniiocluced atd
will tell 10 almrst every lamnj.
wishing tp buy Slate or coun'y rights, we will seed, on noipt
ci completr, with insUuc.b.ns bow to is. and after saiisfyitg tbcmarlTis
I .V L we c-mmend it to be, they caoi corrrspond wiih iTs iu rrara
.IIrSto.rj 7d?V Uim, to We t,"i'e K"h1 reliable General aIca!
I?i VJ Ti. . tnion, aiul we invite corrtp..ndeLce with working met
who would like to make money. Nooe need aply who cannot lumish aamtao
tory yeox of their tougrity and reliabi.i y., . j
u11 ',!r'. warned ginst manufacinnng or selling the Fraoklil
Steam Wub.il' without authority from us. Auy pea.a infringing opoa wa
ngh.s in this matter will be prosecuted. 0 0 "
To All VTioin
W ir. ... -r
... . . V T1 . ,BW,,B Aiestrr. uarrow & I'leisants; asXprchaots. thef
ate 1 doing a leading buaineas ia their Town. Tney are meu of aulu'luUgrit
VA'U W,J.n,Iif.bU M1 rMponiVc They d what they engage to o.
rX?. F0,ler' M'Jr Wisburg. Jo-. J. D.vi, AU'y at Law. W.
Sf ?.re Jam VVyoo , Shcnff ot Franklin. Ceo. r. B.k3.
ur www u. u. TimUrlake,
wr .7 IIC -Academy. IUt.
- r 3 ' ' D Pmitlwt Louisburg Female ColUgt. C. il. Cooke, Ally
The Franklin 8team Washer"
Klnr. II. . ft r
w.w... UJ Ar. 4, i'trsor, witU
must be addressed to
f Jt.r i . 11
j ""nw, uu itnii uiit c tuau any
have bren sold ol this patent more thai
. . i .1 ; .
MALUlC Im ffi III LI T III I M F1 1 If II r 1 . f
a r
stkam wa -ttpi. h ... .r .1 .
in certain territory. While nunulactui-
wtregranud lor it overall other-
r as 3 ejiutnc t
i.is-T.h 1 . . . 1 . w. : a
. . s f
luorougmj man cn posiblv be !qu4
iUIrri .v..i. .......1. 7
sW .ijg.h ot time as p.n bp ,lwP3 hi
ti rtiriin ni n.ir,..ti.
1 uu uuo iuuiiu vi me iaur
Louubur-, AuJ 4, 1873.
.-!
take pleasure in recommending vour
t.. h.VM i... ... :.t ' .
others thai had been as uiiulf iec.u
t,. ir.,
me to Kiv- v-ur a trial. I eraiifi.d
.s. .
ili.l I uivt.it.. fW.i t.i ti-.j.. .
U nry lixU. - ini i cou iucr.
.
inrlcct autce-. U .a ..v ur L u?wt
ah kinjol i-vr.c 1 have iv.r k.on
- ...I. i i. ....
LouUburg. Ju'y SOil , 1873,
Ukep eau,e iu reuuTfeiHui
CloiU. a mic vu 1.1 ii,.n-..f t,
.raui
Truly,
il". T. LIurton.
M. . 'I . A. l'cioi .
It May Concern.
. ...
tob.ve Judge. If. f. Uavi, Prin
P. J. Car.a, X. C. CoLfcrencr. IU.
Is now on exhibition and lor sale at rl
... . r
lleurr. Yarboro & Co. A!l let
BARROW & PLEASAXTS,
Louisburq, X C.
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