The Meriwether County vindicator. (Greenville, Meriwether County, Ga.) 1872-1885, December 22, 1876, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextThe Meriwether County Vindicator. VOL. Sr THE VINDICATOR. rrT.rSHD gTKRY PKIDmT, BY WM T REVTLI*, AT *3.o© PER ANNUM. IN ADVANCE UAce Scott. tile ol Uie Cosrt Rout* *'• 1 AdvrrtltlHs. Bntri [1 wk 4 wks 3 mo| # mn j 1 veut 1 inch 100 3TO 450 7 00 1 li 00 I inches, 150 5<W 8 90110.001 15 OP 3 inches *OO 800 10 00 15m) 35 00 iml 150010 00 30.00'25.00 185 W t col !7 00 15 00 25.00 j 350080 "0 l col 110-00 i9OOO *5 00,60 00' fiCKi Z9~ A liberal deduct*,... ad* to thus advertising bv the month or * COUNTY OPFIOER?. ORDINARY ..Jm W. Henning • IIKRIKK H Fever CLERK S. C A. J. Hmton. TAX REC 0VER...... ..W. P. W her lee. TAX COLLECTOR* W O. Poet TREASURER O. J Anthony BURVEYOK „._O.K Mathew* COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. R. A. Cbunn, Aeron Sibley, C. J. Rtevea, 1. K. Buchanan, Allee H. Wa*aoa. BOAHO OK EDUCATION John W. Perk, W J. Barues, Med Aon Reeve*, B. A. Perker, A. U. Freeman Sec. SENATOR 86th District, 0. L Heavy. UKPREsENTATi VES Obadiah Werner W TRevlll BUSINESS CARDS JOH > W. PARK, Attorney at law, UnKKKVILLK, On. Will practice in Meriwether eud the ed- Joiuieg ooouUes. OLOKUJt L. HEAVY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Okkkmvii.lk.Oa. A. H UttEMAN, ATTORNEY AT UW OUKKNVII.LK, Oi. All iMieinete entrusted to bit erne ellend ed to iw roptiy and taithtally. JOHN L. ROtofc.itT.vjN, Attorney at law, OtUARVILUt, tie. Will practice w the Justices' end Ordt naif's Court* ol Mci is -tlier, aud the tteperkor t>uli* 1,1 the couuto* omj,posing the Cowetn ’iteuli. DIU.EO. Trh(ItELL WILL COfcllNIE the preetlie .t Me.to;ioe in Greenville end the CMonlry eoje-eei All cel it Ml et the 1>• u* (Mere ue bis ie*l,t*eer t*routply sMwt .ted to DK.K K. ANTHONY, / t FKKIUJ hi* I'roiewrtousl services to the V./< *<•* ol <Jieeivllte end vicinity. iW*OtUue *t O. J. AutUouy A Co’s Drug <io sento i*m R fc. It ALL,- II svtag lidded to locate pciiwsueutl) J in (oreoville ten.tei. lilt pinles-iuna) •eirnst to tb< uliZ4.li*l the town eud eui reuudiug 1 ouotiy. Office on I lie North id* nl \ t|<* W)' -i VLClv’rt Illustrated Price Catalogue Fitly page* ---flofi-tiittetratium, with i>ri *_n|.mms at iti-iuaaml* uf the bent Flu a tut aii<i Vegetable* In the wort 1, srid the ¥>ay g grme them— ll Id Tu CmT p.*lge •lam,.. I'rioLsd la <ieim*u u I K<>itl*U Vick’a Floral Guide, (Juarteily, M cent* a ycai. Vicks Flower and Vegetable OariJi-o, fib oanu m |X[ir; in eWgaul cloth covers, AAWL Audio**, JAMFfi YfCV.Uncbvawr, N V Viok’a Floral Chude a b* antilot tg iorteriy Jvu n*l, filial/ Illua list'd aid cna'an ing an eegaot colored Plover Itate a ilk llie find number. I'rle* ooly 25 Mk lof Ue year. Tiia find No. lor 1H77 Juet iaauad lu tier man and Ko I tali Vtk’a Flower A Vegetable (iaxiwi, a paper 50 Ceuta; WILL * legal! t clolb COV eis sun. Vick’a Catalogue—Boo 1 Host i aliens, only 9 cents Address, JAMBS Vi~K, N. Y. VICK \S Flower kmi VegeUMe Ctrdea to tbe uxwl beautiful wi.rk ol the klod In lb# vorld ll v/elmia* saariy IS# pages, hundred* of flue HlaetrsUoaa, end si* Cbrom* pistes of Flower*, beautiluliy draw* and entered Irw: nature. Pnes 90 seats tat paper oovass; SI,BO In rtapa' cloth. Printed la German an.l *- g'tab Vick's Floral Guide, Q larterly, 85 cents • year. Vick's Galal'-goe—3oo UiustnUooa, on ly 9 cent*. Address. JAMB" VICK. K-oUtrfer. If. V. “ VICK’S Fltwer b 4 VcfetiMc Seeds 1U ri_A*T*D BT A MfLLfOV Tt/JTUL l* a name a. 3n Vick’s Catalogs—3oo Uiuslratiaoa, only V MU. Vick’s Floral Guide, Qnarterly, 96 Cent* • yew Vick’s /lower sad Vegetable Garden, 60 cent* ; with elegant c'oth jr>sr* $1,03. AD ssy publication are printed In Em £lh end German. Address. MIWB YW &&**, M. T. i GREENVILLE. MERIWETHER OOUNTYrtrA:.7~DECEMBER 22) IB7fi. Cause or Thr Spletion. 1 would invite you to mv house, brutlder Jackson, said deacon Johnson, colored, es be emerged from the church lest Sunday evening, hut LuunoO < *c'l. get any sup per dL night, the cook Move am to dreliul ly out ob r|ieir. What a de matter wid de Move ? Whi, you ae*i cold wedder etn com on. old woo.’.'i genin' skase an high eu I've s-uoted de folk-* to he t> rry eknooitmic*! in do ualn ob it We’a bin buyin in ami lota, an leal night beta oat ob fuel, i Bent ou ob my boys oher to a neighbor'* to borrow e tea sticks. De meu ob bis iami t.y bad 4joiU' to bed oarin to de l.ite ess ob de heur, an del b >y who wool 1 spite to and > no unhonesl transection, wrote out hi* note for de value ob de wood, eu dr>vppiu it In e pmoilaenl plase in da woodshed, ahotildared en aruitul eu brought it borne Jess so. Well, a fire waa kindled, de tee kittle pat on, de ole womnn she is grills de sup per. Alt ot i sudden, put! want de uo*e. soon ; kewish, kushisli went something, aud as I tumbled over I sew do old wo man matin tor de root wid de tea ki'tte and the stove plates billowing her, while de boys end de gels wea black wid smut as de ace ol spades. De stovi ’* goose was cooked for e (act. What was dc cnn*o ob de tptaaion ? I’m I'.tongly ’ellnod to believe ,4at de powder was doue pul in der by del White man to ke'ch touiu thieviu darkeys whet in-tiiier buys ud wood, en Pressed et I don't t ink del note, aud won't male eny pologee. —Dst am an outrage. Kor e lac', an de children's supper we* spiled, ton. W Inn tic Ail millcti. Yesterday forenoon while Republicans were claiming that ti e l’rasl.ietiiUl q ie* lion was Mill in doubt, a man In • saloon on Monroe Avenue c illn.l .Hit; I'll bet Tilden is elected I I'll tw. you an? a II ir I repiied-a voice. TUe two cliuclted r died <m llie (1 ><>r an toaale<l around, and tin? Titdenlte finally bad ilie other at a disadvantage. Now you will admit that Tildeu la elec ted f be aako?t, letting up on Hie oilier a I luile. No, 1 won’t gaped the undermost but I’ll admit great Democialic gatua all over tbe country I That waa good enougb, and he wag lin ed up and laketi out. [Detroit Free Proa* Tbe atory ia told that iu the early of lilu of Commodore Vanderbilt hit wife waa a uioet fru al and fahhlul helper. Fro uUm mouey given b-r lor bananhoulil expense, tbe lived what atie could; and an a hand some little turn waa accu mu fatal. Wlion at length ber h -Mbaud aaw a chance ti pnrchaae a ferry-boat, an I ao to iay the Inundation for what became ao great a lor ione, Ue lacked mine ria ly caali. li >w moon do no* fad) the wile The num named, and to ttin burliand’a aorpiiae a.e pr “luced tbe 101 l aoumnl, which had : beet eared by h-r kttl t prudence. Ah Ei.ttcroKAL VoTK—goit Km.—The foflo* ing detail* of ibc Levlsor mailer are given liy gentlemen who knew tbe clrcum *U"ce liertaee, vhen crnnhig down the rlrtr, an id that lie knew Tllden waa elec ted, and it waa a d— n shame to cheat him out of it, that il be could lie liken i-are of and protected till he could get out ol the country lie would vole lor him. Ou arriving in the city be made ofiera of hla vote tor $1(10,000, and yealerday reduced hit price to 800,000 He aald he bud hi* speech prepared, and would take high moral ground, lie waa *up**’Led by the Itepoblicaua, and their auapicion* were Mimmunicaied to Ech Chandler at Wasb iigten, who on Tueaday telegraphed for i' lormtio'i on the aohjecl. Tim pera-ms with whom Lev law; eommanirated had no MMocfeaUvo with Um Deetejralic commit lee, and their motive* probebly were to In duce Levied to eapoee bimeelL Ue we* willing and anxious to be bought, hot waa nnabte to find e pnerfiiaaer —{New Or -1 -ea Special to ’Le New York World, Dee. 7. Paoroasb Radical Coup If'eTAT-One thing is known. Tbe revolutionary Usd eis bava now no hope ufeipaUMing Haye •rcortliag to the form* of tbe Constitution, sod their present plea is ■ coup d'tAt ts seise tbe city snd sxeeatiTS departments oe tbe 4tb of March—like the French, who, when they make ■ revolu ■iee, begin by arizing Pari*. Is s word, they propose to do tba eery thing which h was learud tbe accesaiiP’sts might attempt '.a Jo io 1900-61, namely, to ospture tbe federal capital by s quick, bold military movement, seise the government offi ce', *Dd treat to tbe love of peace sod quiet on tbe part of the pea pie lor aubmta stan to tbe revol Sew York World. Grant complained <•! Mr. Hewitt for making ow of what be eauj in their inter view “lor the purpose of delsatiag tbe par ty which Ire (the Preai tent) represented ” Doe* Great imagine that ttaa people of tbe Cos Had Stales pay illy thousand dollar* par annoas and farciah him a com forts wle beam U Rre in for rap renaming the Rad ical party? Grant told his lAad flatartght that he was datarmiaad to bar* peace i* be bad to Sgbtfcrlt Lika the Tipperary boily at tbe wedding, he waste somebody Ur step eabteeoattail. - . Au Editor la Heavca. Just as if ediiois were not in the habit ol going to Heaven. We’ll venture to aay that a greeter portion oi them go to that home o I those who have periormed their mission of mercy on earth, than any other profession or calling that pool mortals fill An editor in Heaven ? Thera's nothing ulrauge about that at all. It's almost a mural aa well ea professional impossibility for them to go auy wlieie elao. Once upon.a time, etter lbs demise of a member of the corps editorial, Ue presented Ulmaelt at the gate of the lloty City, and requested admission. The doorkeeper a-kedwhat bad been his occupation on earth.—Ue replied that, be waa au editor. Well, sal 1 the watchman, we have a ciowd ot your kind here now and tbey all came In as deadheads—lf yao can pay your passage, you can come in, H not, you must place yourself under control of a per sonage you rulid ty raunicnily down below (meaning the Deril) Not having the wherewith to go In, our brother of the (iett and scissors posted of! and presented him self at the entrance ol Pluto’s dark do mains A dark complex ioned gentleman stood sentry aud asked in a grad voice Who comes? An humble disciple ot Faust, waa the cann ispty. Then hold ou, you cuil be adiuitte I, ax el*mw*.i the grntlnman In black, ovlnclug consiiliirable.agiiatluu,vid fiercely scowling no him. Why n.t? demanded the typo, who be gan to gat hlufitsh, and looked around for a sheep's tout, with which to force en en trance. Well air, replied bis sable majesty, we let one ot your profeeal in lu here mauy yrars ago, end he kept up a continual MW with his former delinquent subscribers, and as we have fioalud a law |rohlbitiiig the ad mission of any editors, only those who have advanced our Interests in tticir papers on earth, and even those we keep lu a tep erste room bv them solve*. " You have published many things that o|ierateil against ua, aud always blamed the Devil tor every thing that went wrong, so you can't come. Wo enforce this rule with oaf res|>ect hi persons, for our own poses aud safety. You can Juat travel. Lasting a droll leer at the outside senti nel, our lyixigraphical friend started off again, determined to get in up above. Tula time bo look up eu old file el hi* paper, and pretentlug It to tbe guardian ol the Celestial Oily requested tbe'. It'inigbt he oarelully exsmlcwd, aul they would tee whether he waa entitled to e trim ticket, lu due couree of time the conductor name along and look him In, telling him that he pn’tHfilfi ninny good thin nod hat Im-uu a martyr In the cense ol human bn. provrmrnt and that reaolullona had been paaaeil to admit all inemlMira ol the art pro* rrvalion who hail abound the Devil while below. He added that they had been pu - islied enough by being with the Devil all iliclr livea. Ho further stated that not one delinquent subscriber could In? found iu all Iteaveu.—[l'rinter'a < -treutar. ■erltngtntt Raall l>o*l,ig From tbe Hawkeye.J My eon, my aon, wildly exclaimed a re ptoving We*t Hill innUier, yealerday mor ning untie that cat Irow the gate latch,take in that r|>e you've atretched acrota the •Idvwalk, let yout little alater out of the woodah <il, uulaaten the cellar door and let the hired girl couu? up and get to her work, take lliat algo of hoard era wanted off ol Mr. Fouoobya Iront door, let Mr. Jasper's dog out of that barrel, throw that paper ol gun powder In your pocket out Into the atreei and then ami here end 101 l me where you were Friday and Saturday, that yon were noUtech ml. The hoy said he wain’t piep.tr ed to anawer )u*t then, but he would iu dal on throwing out the reyeirt of tbe acliool toactier on the ground that be ( tbe boy) bad been aoduly intimidated truui attend ing acbool by tbe terror ol long, bard la -•oo a, a'id further by the piti tiue ol bull— doling In the pariah, aa he could oalabllah by reliable witnmao*. Fend I rig the decla lon ol the Board be filed a number of pro teat*, but hla mother pronounced hit at- Udufie revolutionary and feut to bia lathe.a office.for troops. which arrived about tee- Umeptnd the local governmeu'. waa at ouoe supported nud order enforced, and aa the boy went up to bod without any au| per and in ceatody of tbe troopi, die tbroca ol e free |ople, atruggling iu the iron graapol n do meat tc deapoliam, could be beard away down on tbe next meet, where the other boy* were lilting galea-ofl their hiogea and onrrylog them down to tbe creek. Georgia win* tbe banuer offered try tbe city ol Dallas, Texas, to tbe bout hern but* giving Tllden and lira 1 ricks tbe largest majority, it iaeaUwaled that the county Damocrstic majorities in this Slate will reach near (fI,<KW. Texas cotues next whir 7*JhJO, and followed clou by gallant Kentucky with 80,000. They have introduced to tb* attention of tba farmers of Hart oounty two negr<as who can raise more corn to tba acre than any two farmers *f Georgia. Without any work—ao mala, no land, bo visible mean* of production—they have succeeded Ur raising from Mr. Taaaiey about 30 bash*!* of corn to the acre. They are injafi. PI'HUG OriNION. The Boston correspondent of the Spring field, Mas*., Republican wriles ; Strong a Ibe lurch ot the country was lowa and T.- den on the week just before Uie aluctlou were It to take place again, be would have 5060 majority in Uoston, and would staud sotike clianne ut carrying (be Stain lion dreda and thoussnds of Republicans arc ekh and tired o| this endlees huriness of Rireing carpct-hag governmants upon the 8 >oth at the point of the bayonet, and di guated at Uie thought tlial ev, u in South Oarolins Uie onkcholdors cau command UlO wtiolearmy and navy to keen them laivcs trom beiug turuvd out by ttie popu lar Tote. This state ot feeling makes Haiti! perceptible iu the Republican newspa pers. The I rsnscrlpt aud the Advertiser have virtually acceded Horn the Rule-or-rutu Kc pwMicana, and even the Journal hat lelt oil praising the 8o Alt Carolina Hoard ot Cau vaseeta tor overreaching (be Suorrinc Court, and begin* to omit the Southern qaeation In its daily obfuscations. The pa - lieuco and forbearance ol the Boulhern Democrats Is in ovrey way praiseworthy. They are deserving success, and they are gowg to win it- Tilden ia to be peaceably inaugurated, and the country is to have peace irom that lime forward. The |eo pis ol (be couutiy, who are wiser thau any ol Uieir nominal Icadera, are going to de cide Ibis matter suddenly and in lbs way that will Involve them iu the lowest luluru difficulties. That way is the Inauguration of a new administration under Tilden. Bixteen years agn it was the tnaugurathm trf a new admiutalialien under Linouln. Thu patty names are changed now. but tbucrlais de mands tiie same regimen—a change of Ad ministration. All the bayonets lu the country cannot pmp up a power that the popular will lias condemned, whether In Columbia, or the District of Columbia, ll It Cannot be hut that the bayonets should come. Woe to him liy whom tbey come, all tha same l Judob B,u Dona Hla Wohk Wbi.l.— We do not yot know, aaya tho Oharlaaluti New* an i Cornier ol yealerday, upon what ground Judge Bond louuda bla declaion tbit tbu Supreme U<>uit had no Jurladlcti.m In tbe caae hcloie iliein, and tl.al the board of Stale canv*aer, therefore, were not guilty ol contempt and muat be released ; but a more monatroua declaim] waa never rendered. A State I* little butter than a territorial dealguatkm, wneu a United ft* -tea Court can reverae tbe declaion of a St*?* Court, eontb ulng a Hutu law which regulate* the election of Hiatg officer*. Tbu lUdical .I ff li-a doubtleaa m ole f fi declaion on the ground that it wm bn duty to carry out that porltfu ol the conaplracy wlilcn had been assigned to lihii, and to |H?r|orm which he had bta-n aunt to (Jnluut hla. The work of the canvaulug boar?) and tin? United Slide* bayom-ta would hoi have ln?i)n completed without the Ju lidal aancl'on and protection ol Judge Hoad. The fiowera that be in South Carolina are the canVHMluir hoard, bayoueU and Bond. Vivo U IU urhlic ! Thu Chicaga Tribune In one ol the imsl liitter of the organa of Mr. Ilayta, and yet It dlaliiu-tly announced last Sunday morn ing that the Itepuh’h no party cannot ur vive the election of a Itepohlhtan lVeddeut. should the American people, In the light ol all the I ait a, come to the coucluaion that a ich an elocdou wn ilnK-intith/ iteuretl ; lAat il unu <l Hutiltrr of nrilKmMic. -a fora Me red notion of the not* on the role to mknt ever nurnt/er rrotf be rerpnml to let the other Me have the clertorol lUlef/ntton. We agree with the Tribune that tho Hepub'lcsn par ly cannot poaallily aurv've aurh an election, but what la a thundering alght worae, the country can’t aurvive the experiment, Al the laat interview between Mr. Hew itt and Oran), Dun Cameron waa preeent. In the courae ol the oouveantatiou be ineo* lently obaerved tr. tbe former genliumau that tbe people oi tbla country were begin ning to nee that tbe efl >rta of oine pe rple to defeat their will tnigbl liecorue treason ; Ui which Mr. Hewilt tartly replied that he waa glad tbe Secretary of War waa getting Ilia eyee open to that fact. Tlila view ol tbe poaltloo bad not occurred to Canieron. Tbe probable proximity of a baiter hail evidently not been contemplated by him. II Hie gellowt ever geta IU due tbe treaaon able oonepiracy in which the War Secreta ry ha* taken part will cerwiuly entitle him to its earliest favor*. Our venerable Ineud of tbe New York Kveatng Poet has done wall la denoone log tbe actiun of tbe Souther* returning board* bat h* should cat himself loose from all sympathy whatever with tbe Radical party, or alter bis lemons poem so as to rand: “Fraud, crushed to earth, will rise axaia; Tbe eternal years of God are kls’n; But Justice, wounded, writhes in pain Ami dog-like dies, parehanc#, la prison." —{Courier-Journal. There wsa s ton ok of Usk antique about it, but it was juet as good as if It bad beau new—the motto on a Sag stretched across tbe street at a public welcome given Gao. Butler at Bangor, Maine, tba other day : Welcome to Geoers! Bitter, tbs Hero ol Fire Fork/—and dud know* how may Scribner's Monthly An Unrivaled Illustrated Magazine. ; —* - When Scribner Issued its famous Mlil sommer Holiday Number in July, a blend ly critic said of it: “B* art not mrr but that Scrihnkh k<u tour hod htyh t rater tn.uk. lie do not too to bat too rid* art Ufl to it to oonquor " But the publishers do not con sider that they have readied the ultima thuie of txcdlence—they I relieve ‘there nre othei worlds to conquer, and they propose to conquer them.” The proaitcctua tor the new volume gives the titles of more than tiPy papers (mostly illustrated), by writers of the high est merit. Under the head ot •'FOREIGN TR WRL,” we have “A Winter oa the Niiu,” by Gun. MoClkllan ;*' Bitnnteriugs About oou •uminople,” by Cit.utLKs Duui.kv )Va nkk ; “Out ot my window at Moscow," by Kuuknk Nouuvi.kh , “An A meric m in rurklston,” etc. Three aerial alories arc auuouncud ; “ NICHOLAS MINTURM," By Dr. Holland, the Editor, whose story of "Bevuuoak*” gave the high est aaliafi ctlon to the readers ol the rasnth 'y- _ The acme of this latest novel Is laid on the banks ol the Hudtoii. i ha hero is a voting man who has been always "tiotl to a ttotruin't apron otrinyo," hut who, by the death ol Ids mother, la left alone m the world,—to drift on fho current of life,— with a fortune,'.hut without a purpose. Another ao-iol, “His Inheritance," by Miss TitArroM, will begin an the comple tion of "Tlial Lasi o' Lowrie’a,'' by Mrs. Hodosom Hiiknktt. Mra Hurr.utt’s story, lieguu lu August, has a pathos aid dramat ic power which have been a surprise to the public. There Is to b a serins of original and ex quisitely llluatiated papers oi “Popular Bcience," by Mrs. lltcttuicK, each paper complete In itself. There are to be, from various pens, papoie on “HOME LIFE AND TUAVEL." Also, practical auggealiom aa to town and country life, village Improvements, etc., by well-known rpeclaliat*. Mr. liaxuiAUu'a article* un various ludua Iriev of Oreat Hiltain Include tbe lilabiry ol “Soma Kxperirnenta lu Uo-oixratlon,'’ “A Beoiiiali Factory” In the November number, and “Toad Lane, Rochdale,'' lu fteci-mbef. Other |>apeni are, “Tho British Workingman's Homo," * A Nation of Biio|i keeper*,” “Ha'penny a Week for the Child,' etc. A richly il'ustratoi! series will be given on “American Sports by Flood and Field,” by various writer*, and each ou n different theme. The subject of “HOUSEHOLD AND HOME DEcOIIA TION" will have a prominent place, whilst fhe latest produrtl ms o' Amencan humorists will appear from month to month. The list ol shorter stones, biographical and other sketches, etc., is a long one. The editorial department will continue to employ the ablest pen* both at borne and abroad. There will tie a aeries ef letters on literary trailers, Irom (grndoo, by Mr. WKIJTiiHD. Tbe pages of tbe magazine will tie open, as heretofore, so far as limited space will permit, to the discussion of alt tbemm af* feeling tbe social and religious life of tbe world, snd specially to tbe freshest thought of the Christian thinkers snd Scholars of tbla country. We mean to make the magazine sweeter and purer, higher an j nobler, more genial and geoeroua la all Its uttersnom, and Influences, and a more welcome visitor than ever before ha botnet ol refln ament sod culture. FIFTBJSN MONTIIB for $4. Hckumkh for December, bo# ready, and which noiitaios the opening chapters of “Nicholas Min turn," will bs read with an ger eurianity and Interest. Perhaps no more readable number of this magatine has yet been issued. 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All other*, not llcensal by oe, art clear and palpable Infringement* on our patents, and weaball bold ail parlies who manufacture, sell, bay or us* such In (ring, iag machine*, to a strict legal aocounlabill* ‘y- An Instruction Book, containing eoffi plete sod minute direction t to tbe opera! of, accompanies each machine. No. 1, Family Machine, 1 cylinder, needles, SBO No. S, Family Machine 9 cylinder, 79*100 needle. S4O A tampi* MatMn* wffl ba seat to any part of tbe United Stales or Canada, an press charge* pro-paid, ofi receipt af lb* prtoe Aontrs wsnled in every State, County City and Town, to whom very liberal die counts will be made. For further particulars, address Brcxpono Karma* Mlcntaa Mrs. Cos 4)7 9eie Msaufsctartt i.Brs'' ’• NO I