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About Liberal Republican. (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1??? | View Entire Issue (March 1, 1873)
J TOWN AND COUNTY HEWS, DALLAS, SATURDAY, MAR. 1. 1S73. Money Market Latest New York Gold Quotations. i ......... 11 Legal Tenders In Portland : Buying...... ......98 J Selling.... 91 Dallas Produce aud Commission Market. Corrected Weekly, by Bolter and Wortley Merchants, Main Street, Dallas, Oregon. Brisa WIIEAT T5o bush. OATS 35 40 o. BARLEY 75o FLOUR $5 $5 50 $ bbl. " 8ks$l 25 CORN MEAL 4o. 0 lb. BKANS c. ft.. BACON-Sides.llo ft. Shoulders, 10c. $1 lb. H AMS 12o lb. - . PORK Dresaed, 67cts " Pickled, Sc. to 10.C lb, BUTTER Firkins 20e lb. " Roi., 30 to 25c. lb. QQS 20c dox. J LARD Bulk 10c ; tins,12, POTATOES From Wagon, 37o bushel. OX IONS $1 0 bushel. APPLES Green, 50c bbW Dried, 6c Ib.irww ' CHEESE Now Oreon, 20 25c lb. DRIED PLUMS 16 $ H. WOOL 30c. lb DALLAS CHURCH DIRECTORY. M. E. Church. Services on the 4th Pabbath Keaca month at 11 A. M. and 7 P. M. Sakkata lehell very Sunday at V A. M. Prayer meeting every Thursday evening. Rev. J. James. Pallor. M. E. Chcrcii South. Services en the 1st Saebath of each month at II A. M. Rev. J. M. Lovell, Pastor. Baptist Chcrch. Services on the 3d Sab. bath of each month at 11 A. M. Rev. F. llelman, Pastor. Wood We wuh some one whu ow lor the Rei'LLIcbax would haul us a load of Wood NO TICK All the account duo tin Rrim'bmcat oflbvj taut be settled with I. C. Sullivan (editor) or E il SaIIir m, fr j n i .V i ot i r person i. authorized to receive any money due the office 9 r receipt for the satna. P. C. Slllivah. County Court convenes next Monday. AppoiKTr.r Mr O. W. Ilobart has received his appointment as Postmaster at thii place, Vice J. D. Lee resigned. - nsROOK Murder- No ftlrth-r n?W of Importance has bee rerrcived as to this terri ble murder, the nmrnunity however seem s it Isfied for the f resent at lea.t, that Coxan iiid the infamous deed Morc TwttrT The stori'.f A. R. B'.irbank at Lafayette wa. broken into a few ni:ht" sinct aad several articles of value taken A port'n n of the goods have been found, and a Mr lie ml ree is suspe'.-ted and arretted. Los or FifJms. SJir.fon Garri-on an oi l f;i;tfii nf Dallas bad the misfortune to have two of his forefingers on bis left hand, cut i ff wbile at work with a plainiag m vcliino a few u"a)s ibce. We woald-call the attention of onf realcrt to the sdv rl:s nitnt in another column, of ne Brooks Fewing Machines Co. of New York, they advertise, what is i a Iced a a!ub!e invention, a first class Sewing mwihiiie for five dollars. Cola Store, . X call atteiitionJtb the new advertisement of R. A. Ray in this Issue. Ray is about to dd to his already extensive stock of goods, n itntneosi amount of all kinds of dry and fancy goods, family groceries. CiU and exam ine his stock and prices before going ehewhere. CaitraRLL's Lr.cn; rr. While abser.t from home lust week, cur foreman mmitted to no tice the lecture of Prof. Campbell at the Court House on Monday. The lecture is said to have been a master effort and was highly appreciated. Man ion ry is said to ne of great antiquity nd the oply religious society that never quarrels over the mode of baptism. PerBOual.-We received a call from this Week trom the gentlemanly and successful merchant of Belvue, Yamhill County. .Mr. Thomas Morris is perhaps the most successful trader that ever established himself in the Willamette Valley outstdo of Portland. lie sells m immense amount of foods every year at ftelvae ; does an xtenslvere$it business nd yet baa the ability and faculty to collect in, and keep his busiaess in good shape without diffiu!ty,posessed by but few men. There are but few if any among the Oregon merchants who have dan a business so extensive, who have succeeded in making so much money and who hare conducted their business with as little difficulty a Mr. Morris. This gentle man baa made a small fortune by Belling foods at small profits, by bis close attention to business. TkRRIBlb Actipeht We are informed by Mr. Sebring of a most shocking accident, that occurred near Baona Vista oo lat Monday. A young man bv the name of Cook had been engaged in blasting logs. On last Saturday, be prepared a blast in one cf the logs which for some reason failed to fire On Monday he went and attempted to build a Are en the log when the blast exploded in bis face, putting out one of bis eyes and otherwise disfiguring him. He is at present in a very oriti eal condition but hopes are entertained of his recovery. This instance should act as a warning to all those who are in a habit of using powder for plastiug purposes to take every imaginable precaution against accident. fllTHE PHRENOLOGICAL JOURNAL JL for February comes out as fresh and vig orous as a crisp, seasonable-, and in all respects salutary stock of reading matter can make a magazine Opening its leaves, wo find a good sketch and portrait of the regretted Notrnan McLeodD D'also Speculative Non-Philosophy What do We L ve For? The Man of Three Dreams,cspecially nolablenow that his newphew the Ex-Emperor is dead ; Natural Death ; American Shad Culture ; Daniel Fox, the cen tcnarian firmer: Classes of Society, Clara Louise Kellogg, Christian Charity, Harvey Prin'dle Peet L L D., the eminent instructor of Deaf-Mutes, Is Phrenology Dead? to which we repccifully answer we think not, Rotation in Office, the Horse intl .Civilization, Early Mexican H'utory, Prjce as usual 30 cents, or $.i a year. We notice that the publishers ofL-r a premium of anew Chrtmi to new subsorib ers who sun d 30 cents extra for postage and mounting S R Wells Publisher 3S9 Broodway N Y The Good Templars Exhibition. The Grand Exhibition given by the Oood Templars of this place on lust Thursday and Friday evenings, was a gr ind success in every sense of the word. Notwithstanding the weather which wa very cold and stormy, tbey came from Salt Creek, Dixie, Monmouth, and other partsof the county, until the Court House was full to overflowing Thursday evening's exer cises were opened by a short an I very appro priate address by Mr. Q. W. Cafcy, which was followed by the popular drama, " Brkad osthk Waters," in the performance of which the actors did much credit to themselves and won th a general approval of all persons present The exercises for the evening were concluded by the laughable farce, " CiliMoe or Bask." Friday evn'.ng's exercises which were fully as good as those of the rrevious evening, were opened by a tthort selected declamation delivered by Mr. J. I. Lee, followed by the cbara le. Spirit of '7o, in which the actors were frequently interupted with loud applause; the exercises concluding with the ludicrous charade, Macnetisw," which drew from those present rep.-aed cheers. The audici'j was collected in on each erenin g oy mo.ie di.t eoursod by the D'lilas Bra Hand, which is fast taking rank as one of the finest bands iu the State. Thj entTUi'i -a s-.il w.n ioter with choice lueces of voc.il inuci:. ail of which were finely execute!; with line iruic 'iiscoursed by tha lai!.? String Hand, and with scver.il beautiful tableaux. It ii due to the an lienec to say that it h.is never Ven our good fortune to witness on like occa sion?, better order than was observe. 1 by them daring the whole entertainment. In fact per feet regnt?d through all the exercisv and although a committee on order was appointed for both evenings, we have ye t to bear cf a sinrdo instance in which th-ir services were called into requi.Mt'.n. The like order n af-?w more similar occasion, aod Dal'as will b redeeined from the "Hard Name" which it has heretof -re borne. We regard the fact that so large a number were present, as an indica tion that tho ptople of DallAi end vit ioi'y are interested in the c:iue f tenspcr inrn atttl de sire to see the TenJpbrr's ormization prosper. The proceeds of the entertainment atti-r 1-d lifting all expenses, will probably nuiount to T. or $SJ. The Altlh.c for Fehrry 1? in every re.'pect H-jnV to the faniruine cspert.if.o-n excited hy the J.tntinry numVr of the remark ablo p;t L 0 iicul, of which eit' k i.u a; -pars to be the c im.i until it suc.-e--or appears The open ing i'.!utrrttioii i., miigniftcent . full iag hy J I) Woodw if 1. of PuMch.soti Run FaM.. w'n -h it i ra'.t certainty t:ie of tin in--t dtrlihtful 1 i.-tures whi.-h it i-- p-iHltf to coneriv Fur-ihi-r on w h ivti thra 8tnViI-r illutrat ions by the fame nrtitf, thi w'i U hpioj illa-'trail ve of an article on Virginia scenery, with especial reference to tho beMUt'na of Blue ltidge Mr. Wondward, ai a (Irftu-bffninn, certainty will rDk with Thomas Morin ito.l we h;ill lw.v regar'l the upocitndiis of hi esquMit ta.te iti andscape as ain ng the foremost attractions which the brswdncsS and tact of he puhiinh ers offer the patrons of The Ahline "An At- tact on on the Hear," by J 0 Brown, a tnow balling ttketch, is wortnv of that eminent ar tist's reputation, and it i it in the exhibition of work from the pencils of the first painters in the county, that The Attllu is jusf.ifytng the highf.st expectations of i'a ftien ls "Bust " by Wm M Carey, is a power.' ul delineation of a catastrophe on the plains, and the correct detail shows tha'. tbis artist is no novlco In the experience of Western frnt.ier lifo Tiie other, cuts are all good and of interest scarcely infe rior to thoe wo have speci.illy noticed. The literature of the present number leaves nothing to be desired in the way of excellence and variety It opens with "Ebeneter Elliot." a gossippy paper abeut that manly old poet, by a January Se;irle; a second paper of the fame is "Delfine (Jay (Jirarilin," a translation from the Spanish of Emil Castelar, by Helen S Cos nant The stories are "Over a Cabin Table," by Hiram Rich, and "The Garden of find," by Charlotte Peters Besides, there are several miscetlanes papers, as 'The Old Dominion,' npmpoi to Mr Woodward's illustrations; lin gering Snperstitions," ty Chnrles Dawson Shanly ; "Moses and Lichens," by W W Bai ley i "A Castle in the Kbine ;" "Snow" and "Poetic Children," Music, Art and Literature receive their due attention, this department of The Aldine being very ahly filled The Poems are "l'eraaventure, br Jitlta C R Dorr : "A Tartar gong." by llonry Richards ; Lp tn the T-ees," by John Sydney, and "Bust" by the editor, who evidently believes that some things can be done as well as others It is written In a dialect, whi-h be handles with great skill and power, and will cause a sensation $5 per year with premium Oil Chromos "Village Belle" and Crossing the Moor," 1 120 inches James Sutton & Co., ruoimuors 8 Maiden Lane, New York. HtroB !-The net poceeds of the negro show ; reiurneu iruui i jvu-ueu me rwiam u..u . i.t i, ir a : ath snuaw said all the Modocs received IVTUlvU rv an 1 11 i'nu iuu nvsvne aiv tuiui ihhu amounted to the huge sura of $2 fiO. 'staye'news: Frotn the Times: Il H Oilfry, Esq , while at Linkville last Saturday made out lists in triplicate ' of the selections of the Agricutural College Lauds, embracing 83.771,52 acres. These lists will be signed by the Regis ter and Receiver, and one copy forward edjto Washington at once. The total number of acres of the grant is 90,000. 04(5 acres are located in the Rosehurg District, and by being in the limit of the railroad grant will be charged to the State as 1,292 acres. These, added to the amount in Linkton Land District will make 90,003,52 acres 03.52 more than the amount of the grant, 'which amount, probably will becutoffon account of conflicts with prior filings. The li&t embracing GlG acres in the Roseburg District was forwarded December 24th 1972, to the Commissioner of the Gen eral Land Office From the Times: John Neuber was examined before Judge Watson on Thursday, 13th inst., and pronoun ee l insane, and was on Wednesday, 19th inst., taken to the Asylum at Kast Portlaud. Mr. Neuber is one of our most prominent and respected citizens, and it is to be hoped that he will ere long be again among us, en tirely reeovtrtd Ti:i,E;iiAr2iie. Madrid Feb. 23. Excitement is in creasing, particularly among the in urreetionUts . There U an a pre hension of barricades appearing, and the Red Republicans are urging extreme measures The Carlists, in their operations ami intrigues, are very i active, and the army is dissatisfied. Minister tickles gave a reception this evening, which was attended by Casfellar oi.d leading diplomats and men of letters in the city. Several representatives of tho Spanish military were present. The reception was si'-efde l by a bill to the Diplomatic Corps, which lasted til! morning. 01 the changes in the Ministry ex- j peered, it i probable that Chao will he Minister of l'ituoee : Sumees j Minister of Marine; Arhirziga, Minis ter of tin Colonies, and Sponvil'e Nor villis, Minister of war. The city is ti nquil. A grand Republican ma?s meetiug is called tor to-morrow. Yrt ka. I'Vb. 21 Fiom Cabaness ive received the following i Van iiremer', Evh. 22. Roh, Whittle arid squaw went into the lava Wd to 1 iy to ee Ciptiin Jack There will, I think, be pe ice Ten lt iti irn arc in favor of it, ten against it an 1 th.J billies ii.difTtTent in a renuest to Jack Menehatn sent tint the 1'r iil-nt w.inteil r'"nt,r. not becauce he w.i al.'aiil of llttii, as he hail itiMicr heontl tlie power of Indian to ntiniher Thj Imli.His were rej-iiccl a'l t receive a mrac from the iViee (?ttnni-fion. Jaek complained of tho citiz-'o-t fi.hrini; him ; that he tt!y wanfC'l to flht s)-ldii.r-, th-r I tSfifed hitnlike a yte, and he wanted I lie b!oek:tdf r.is'-d mt ho could L''t 'rro. He ?;.id he was tire?! of talkini; t' srotn'Mi and wanted the I Vice Pom-mi-ion to M'-nd men. On .Saturday i mcysenirer w.-h to return to (.'aptain Jack to m ike . wrraneii enty for n time ir)(f pi ce lor n'etin with the Cmn-mi-'ioief. Whittle went to pre Jack, and .J ck iid he wa wiHioy; to talk, hut wanted llohrotih, Steel unk Fair chill present. One of the Indians cime down to Fuirehild'n. The In-li-:ns are heavily armed, all having needle utm, and onie having twn hurjilred cartridge.1 on their persons. Tuesday is the day set for the council. Jude A. M. Kosbrou;h hasi been added to the Commission by the President. This gives stronger hopes of peace amon; otir citizens. New York, Feb. 23 A large repre sentation of Spaniards "met at the Mason D ire laft evening to elebrate the establishment of a Republic in Spain. Speeches were made, and in the course of one by Senior Deconta he said he looked upon the establishment of a Republic as virtually abolishing sla very in the opanisn dependencies. Uurinjx the evening a telegram was sent to the Cabinet of Soain congratulating them, upon the establishment of a Rcbublican form of Government, and assuring them of the hearty sympathy and support of all Spaniards in Amer ica. San Francisco, Feb. 25. A special to the Bulletin from Yreka to-day state that Wh'.ttleantl wife last night returned from their second visit to the Modoc camp, bringing Modoc Davo." Tht band, forty three in number, met them one mile from the lava bed, heavily armed. All had needle guns. They say they do not want to fight. They said to Whittle, " wo huve not got mad vet. Your house is standing ; so is Dorris Van Breiners Fairchild's nnd Small's, because via aro not mad. Captain Jack is willming to talk with Steel, Fairchild or Judgo Rnppuroh. " Indian Dave" went back this morn- ine;, with a message that l'airchild and ! others would pO over to-morrow and ! arrange for a meeting. The Uomroissionera cave orders that no reporters accompany tho messenger to-tnorrow. When the squaws first 1 1 V. T . 1. j .1. m 1 . ' her kio117 aud wcre glad shehad come. They wanted no more war. Captain Jack and Sconchis were the principal speakers. The Indians sent no propositions, according to report, but tho woman, said Captain Jack will insist on having his place on Lost river as one of the concessions the whites must make in the event of peace being concluded. Quebec, Feb 24 the nomination of a candidate for the Quebec east divi sion in tho Provincial House of Assembly took place to day. A furi ous riot began between the Conservati and adherents of the candidates or the National patty. Pistols, knives and clubs were freely used. About 3,000 persona took part in it, which lasted an hour and a half. Two mn were killed and many wounded. It is expected that many of the wounded will die. The hustings were torn down wnd the candidates of the National party beaten. Armed police are partroling the streets in force, and have dispersed most of the rioters. Conflicts iu the streets are frequeut. RKAL ESTATE. OKO. II. JONF.S Real Estate Broker J. H. PATTKRA9M Notary Public JOi:s & PATTERSON, REAL ESTATE AGENTS. Negotiate Loaiiw, Make Collections, AGENTS FOR UNION FIRE INSURANCE CO. of San Francisco; and MUTUAL IIFE INSURANCE CO, of New York. OPERA HOUSE BLOCK sali:m - - - OUI'CO.V OUR RULES : We hny or sell only on commision-'-eharjring per centiff f-r the amount whi. h the prop erty is sold or traded, for our crvlces, due when the contract of sale or trad is made We will introduce purchasers to the ownefs of the pr-'pffty. and leave them free to make th Wst hargan tbey ?ati, without any interference on our part j We py all advertising esf coses, depending on cur cmuision, when a salo or trad if made j Cc show all property, where within reach, or irive letters of introduction to reliable parties living near who will hwit All tetu-rs of ii.ipiiry promptly and fully au- weri V have many arplicalior.s from good, prompt paving tun,whti wiitpiy 12 prcMitfor money, and give frt ct! pTson.il or real esUte securi ty, ami pay al! the -xpenseatlenliug making out the papers, Ac. Parties having money to loan will do well to apply t s htfjre placing it elsa where We rhurjje the Uuders nothing for our services ; the l..rrowcr pay us Entire Satisfac tion givcu rcjrarlbig the securities. Attcnfit.n i called t description of property for sale I n the WfcitkLY STATr.su as. Feb U'To ly j r o it n ii ii a it is ii tiki: i.vshka;c:i:. AtPLY TO TXXC OLD PHaSXIXOFHAUT FOIll) i First It has complied fully with the Oregon f late Law. j JsVfond. Ifs rftntracts in Oregon are backed, nn'tcr a rf -inur;inr' cotitr.tct. by its own and the united irts of Ike Home Ins. Co. of New York and the .rtb M-itish and Mercantile Ins. Company of London, a irsjregating f 22,.'to4,0S7 97 offering the best security of any Fire Insurance Company or Association in the world. Third, It ran carry large risks, as its poli cies are re-iasurrd by the above mentioned Coropat ies, so that the PIlfE.VIX alone can carry the same I in that all three companies would take Sfperatcly. I'0"rtli. It requires but one set of proofs in cas of loss ; thus jiving the security of three Companies without the trouble of dealing with seperate Corporations. On these solid merits, vis ; Capacity to carry the largest risks. The amplest possible security, The simplest adjustment in case of loss, ana The prompt and equitablo pa) ment ef all just claims, The Pbccnlt Insurance Company solicits your patronage. . A. KIO, Agent, j SALEM, OREGON. Fvbl5;73Iy siii:hiiis siam:. BY VTRTCR OF AN EXECUTION IS sued out of the Clerk's cflice of the Circuit C'oiut of the Stale of Oregon for the county of Polk, in favor of A. 31. Whitley, plaintitT, and Harlow Harney, defendant, for the sum of One lhousand and forty dollar; ami to me di rected, I have j levied upon the following described real estate, to wit: The West halt Of the Original Donation Land Claim of John Niehlin A wife, being partsof sees. 1 and 38, in Townships, 6 A 7 t, 11. fl West of Willam ette Meridian, situate iu Polk County Oregon And will proceed to sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, in front ot the Court Ileuse door in Dallas, 'in said county and State, On Saturday the 2ih day of March A. I. lM8,bttwn the hours of 0 o'clock A. M , aod 4 o'clock l'. M. of said day, tor cash in band U- '3. gold coin, all the right, title and interest ol the aid Harlow Barney in and to the above described premises with all the uppurtenances, Unttnents and hereditaments thereunto belonging, to satisfy the said turn ot One lhousand and forty dollars with interest at the rate of twelve per eent per anuumn from the 14th day of August 187J, at.d the further suinjttie dollars cunts, with costs of aud upon execution. ' S. T. Bbbch, Sheriff of Polk County Oregon. Sated this the 27th day of February 173 FN W AD VER TISEMENTS. JUST ONE EVIOMEriT J. W. CRAWFORD Sc CO. Druggist Sc Apotliarics. STATE STREET, PATTON'S BLOCK, SALEM OBEGOlt. Pure Drugs, Chemicals and Pat ents Medi cines Frneh, English and .American Perfu meries ESSENTIAL OILS, DYE S UFFS, PATENT DYES, KAU DE COLONGti, POMADES, COSMtfTtQUES, H AIR OIL, TOOTH and TOILET POWDERS, HAIR, TOOTH, NAIL and CLOTH BRUSHES And everything requisite in the Fancy and Toilet G?ods line Pure Wines and Liquors for Medicinal purposes, (Prescriptions and lami'y receipts conponud- ed at all hours J. W. CRAWFORD & CO Feb 1573 ly TO it 1 : SOLD WITHIN THE NEXT FORTY DAYS TO H.tki:jlOt))l Foil NIlsV GOOIM AT THIS OVERLAND. Domestics at Beducei Prices at the OVERLAND rtlanketa at Reduced t'rlces at tht OVERLAID. Balmoral Shoei,$2,Worth?S, at the .OVERLAND. Calf . Shoes. Worth S3 53. at $2 50 a Pair, 4T T 11 E O V E II LA 0. Excellent Corsets. Worth $1 50 at $l,at the OVERLAND DRESS O00D AT GREAT BARGAINS. FLANNELS ,. s DOMESTIC GINGHAMS FURNISHING GOODS CLOTHING, CTe. AT THE OVERLAND, Fcb22 73tf EVERY B03YTaA3S AT THt rick lorc THE BEST ASSORTMENT Ot DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS. CAPS, BOOTi SHOES, GROCERIES PROVISIONS CROCKERY, HARDWARE, kc. k South ef Portland For sale cheap for east The highest market price paid for all sort of country produce. My motto Cheaper tfcat theeheapeeu W C Biewa. NEW AD VERTISEMENTS. STAR BAKERY. Or alee r Maunfactory, ANI FAMILY GROOfiRf AND V PROVISION GT0RE Commercial St, Salem. I am willing, to live and let live, but I won't be) outdone I have constantly on hand PILO BRE A.I SODA, BUTTER, PICNIC, BOSTON, LEMOtf and JtiNNYT LIND CRACKERS., ALSO Fresh Bread, Pies.'d lkei, &C. . WEDDISO A SD Pit I VA TE PA R TIB& Supplied on short notice CRACKERS AT PORTLAND PRICES pCT All orders promptly filled and goodi de livered to all parts of the city free of charge LEWIS BYRNE Febl5'73 If ."Vciv CJooiU I Xcxv Good.! t FOlt TUG PHESBNT REASON. We respectfully call the attention et7ln Publie to our Well Selected Stock of Ladies' Dress Gooda, Ladles' and Misses Hall, ' Geiita FarnUhlng Gooda, Glovea Gaiter. Ete. Uard rare, Groceriek, School ilookty StatlonelT Aes tfrt fadt Erythlnff Pottud In a First Ciaai Retail Store. We ett assure oar Patrons that we 111 op with the times. Come and Examine our Stock be for par chasing elsewhere. CoantrV Praidre tali 4 1 Id exehaare f Oools ! N. 1 J. D. LEE. 1-ti Dallas April 22, 1871. S5. A Valuable Invention! AN EnTIREIJ NF.W Sew in Ma- chine! FOR DEME8TIC V&t. ONLY FIVE DOLLARS. With tha New Pa'ent Batton Hole orker, The Heat Simple and Compact in eonatrvat iou The most durable and economical iu u- . . . . . M 1 a. V 1 Baanty Complete in all ltl parts, rses the Straight, Eye Pointed Needle, Self Threading, dirtct uprigh Positive Motion, New Tension, Se'f Feed and Guider Operates by Wheel aadcrtt a table Light Running, Fmoolh end fia.- less like all good nlga priced machines -uaa patent check to prevent the wheel being Urned, "5 "m.iK' 'Iti. Ei."iJ u fi (Unest and strongest stitch known;)nrm,dufbl close and rapid Will do all kinds of work One and coarse, from Combric to heavy Cloth ro Leather, and uses all fcdicriplloos of thread. The best mechanical talent in America and Europe, has beer deroted to improving and simplifying our Machines, combining only that which is practicable, and dispensing with all complicated turroandiugs generally found . la other machines. . Special terms and extra Inducement?- io male and female agelts, store keepers, 4 P., who will establish agenci- thtohgh tho country and keep our new machines on exhibition and sale County rights given to Smart agents free Agent's complete outfits furnished witbottt any extra charge Sample! cf setting, discriptlre circulars containing terms, testimonials, en gravings, ftc, sent free. ' Address. '. BilOu&S SEWINQ MACHINE Cos . No 1329 Broad wkyi .NcvT Xotki
