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SPtaal kmikd.
Jo* I'ott Soar no rtiort roller.
VALTEB * SEIXIXaKR,
PaMlthfiit.
Urt t Sntey School Directory.
Evangelical.
Mr*\T. F. nNdtoaer a illptvaeh next Sunday
>•■4*s x-bonl, 3 r. IX L. Xerby. supt
Mstka^st.
•tv. W. & VMIHJ *U proneh next Sunday
coming.
SMhQT frliwl. 1 r. D. Klmport, supt.
Reformed.
ice. J. fi. Shrwakft will preach next Snn
dhtyrwmtns in Aurwubopt.
United Brethren.
Lutheran.
*CT. John T<nJin*n or ill preach nr\t Sun
day evening In Aimwhnr*.
I word Snnday School, 9 A. H. O.
. IVmiagcr. Wpt
bill t SweMlirectory.
IWfcrln W*f. N'a I. a O. F. meet* In
Mrtal, IVnn sirrrt, rvrrvSntunUiyevening.
XA. Son Lin, sec. C. W. Haktmax. N. (i,
Prt.vMnawe Crane*. No. 317 P. of 11.. Ufftdn
Alexander * Mock on the second Saturday of
each month at r. and on lhe fourth Sa
>w4it ( rnch month at IS p. m.
I*. Lhmt, ide. A. U Detnlnger. Master.
The MMheim R 4 L Association iwrtu tn
the Nm *treet srhooi hev oti the evening of
the or wimil Monday of each month.
A. WiLtm, See. a o. Dmiison, Pw<t
* The MUlbriai Comet Rand meet* in the
Tn-a Hal on Monday and Thursday evening.*.
XR.L Hima, me. j. Haktuax, Pres't.
Mini Ihe Bent of Co. R. Vh Bert., X. G..
LM their drtd meeting on the aeeond dorv of
i*anhf* meek, every Tfceaday and Friday
•eeeenitk State Ticket.
FOB TREASURER,
HON. DANIEL O. BARR,
OF ALLEGHENY COUNTY.
"ENGLISH."
After much deliberation and no little
hesitancy we have finally decided to
make the JOURNAL an English paper
altogether, and as such it wilt
he published from henceforth.
The rowans that impel us to do
ao are imperative as to our course
in this matter. We neither created
nar sought them, and are in no way
responsible that tte last vestige of the
paper that for over fifty years has been
the recognised German journal of the
county, has been crushed out. Bis
Honor, Judge Orvia, In a case recently
prepared to test the matter, ruled that
the JOURNAL as heretofore published,
was not a German paper "in the sense
of the law." He went even fanner
and decided also that it was not an
English paper, although we are not
aware that thai particular point was at
all properly 01 formally before him in
any phase or shape.
How the scope and effect, if not the
object of Judge Orris' decision, is to
deprive the JOURNAL of all legal ad
vertising, and wipe it eut of existence
as a German paper. No inference could
be plainer.
Placed at such a great disadvantage
in relation to U the other papers of
Mm county, we bad DO choice but to
qvtt one or tbe other language, and so
are have concluded to quit tbe German.
It is with unfeigned regret that we
bid farewell to a language that for ob
vious reasons is so dear to us. It may
be neither fashionalie nor popular to
sy so, bat we -do moot strongly and
decidHKy declare that we are-German—
by birth, instinct and education, and
that if we can not retain the language
we will try to remain true to the gen
ius and spirit of our fathers.
I We have no desire and are in no
mood to discuss the extraordinary de
cision of Judge Orvis, and the circum
stances that hang around and about
the matter. We may have oceasion to
refer to them again. For tbe present we
have aid all we intended to say, and
will july add that TBK MILLHEIM
JOURNAL has come to stay of which all
concerned or not concerned wiS please
take Botioa.
ENLARGING THEIR JURISDICTION.
Tbe set passed by tbe last session of
Che Leyadatere "to enlarge tbe juris
dictin of justices of the pence," pro
vides that "tbe aldermen, magistrates
and justices of the peace in this Com
lireuweritb shall have concurrent juris
diction wfth tbe courts of common
pleas of aK aetkms arising from con
tract, either express or implied, and of
all actions of tresspass and of trover
and conversion,- wherein the sum de
manded does not exceed three hundred
doßns, except in cases of real contract
where the title to lands or tenements
may eome in question, or action upon
the promise of marriage.
To oar aid German friends we would
y, don't gire p the JOURNAL. It
wlB eeem like partingwith an old friend
if yon do. There are but few families
in which there is not some one that
can rend English. Your children can
rend the paper for you if you can not
do ao yourself any longer. Besides the
fdn has been reduced to one dollar.
!*hsk to the JOTRKAL, and we will do
war lose! best to giro you more than
the worth of your money.
QUAY'S STATE CONVEN
TION.
OAG-LAW.
Snmirel Sutler, of Chester, for
Treasurer.
ißosstQuay's political sUto meeting,
*by 'courtesy -called Republican State
♦Convention, came off at Ilarristurg
'last "Wefirwsdity, the 23rd Inst.
•Everything passed off nicely and
smodthly, just like a well-oiled machine.
The whole affair was over in a few
hours, and but for a little diversion
created by the irrepressible Charley
Wolf, who offered the following reso
lution and insisted on having it read,
Uie meeting would have bten entirely
devoid of interest:
Ri soi.TKiv Tluit In view of the development*
*f corrupt practice* In connection with the
•fh>t bill' in the lß.*t House, we emphatically
rvantrm that part of the plat form adopted by
the Kepuhlican State Convention at Lanatster
lu IS7.\ and which was ruadoptad by the Re
publican State Convention at IlarriaburK In
187*. which demands •'honest men In oßlce—
men with brains enough to know dlshouesty
when they see tt and courage enough to light
It wlieresouver they find It. '
The temporary chairman, Hon. L.
W. Hall, took up the paper as it was
handed in to one of the secretaries, and
read it over. He no doubt concluded
that a resolution in favor of "honest
men in office—men with brains enough
to know dishonesty when they see it
and courage enough to fight it where
soever they find it," was not just the
square thing for a Cameron-Quay con
vention to pass, and so ruled the reso
lution out of order, ruled Charley Wolf
out of order, ruled everybody and eve
rything ont of order and even refused
to entertain an sppeAl to the house. It
was a rigid enforcement of gag law.
After much wrangling about the des
potic and disgraceful rulings of Air.
Ilall, a few of the better minded men,
mainly Senator Cooper and Mr. Barrett,
of Lackawanna, got ashamed of the
whole matter, and finally pushed a
motion through to have Wolfe's resolu
tion read.
The balance of the convention's
work was easy enough. Ex-Speaker
Grow was named for President, with a
number of Vioe Presidents and Secre
taries. Samuel Butler, of Chester
county, vu nominated by acclamation,
a sett of regulation resolutions were
passed, but that of Mr. Wolf received
only a few votes, and the meeting ad
journed, As a machine convention it
was a grand success.
EXAMINATIONS OF TEACHERS
FOR 1879.
The examinations of teachers for the
schools of Centre county will be held
9* specified in this announcement:
Belief on te, Tuesday, August. 2G.
Philipsburg-and liush, Philipsburg,
Wednesday, August 27.
Taylor and Worth, Port Matilda,
Thursday, August 2S,
Huston, Julian, Friday, August 29.
Snow Shoe and Burnside, Suow Shoe,
Tuesday, September 2.
(Unionville and Union, Unionville,
Thursday, Septenofoev tt,
Mileeburg and Boggs, Milesbirrg,
Fiiday, September 5.
Patton, Waddle's Schocfi House,
Tnesday, September 9.
Ilalfmoon, Stormstown, Wednesday,
September, 10.
Ferguson, Pine Grove, Thursday,
September 11.
Harris, Boalsburg, Friday, Septem
ber 12.
Spring, Valentine's School Haese,
Tuesday, September 16.
Benner, Knox's School House, Wed
nesday, September 17.
College, Leraont, Thursday,■' Sept. 58.
Potter, Centre HaM, Friday, Sept. 19.
Gregg, Penn Hall, Saturday, Sept. 30.
Walker, Hublersburg, Monday, Sep
tember 22.
Marion, Jacksonville. Tuesday, Sep
tember 23.
Liberty? JEagleville, Wednesday, Sep
tember 24.
Howard and Curtin, Howard, Thurs
day, Septerotter 25.
Penn and Millheim, Millheim, Satur
day, September ST.
Haines, Aaronsburg, Monday, Sep
tember 29.
Miles, Rebersbnrg, Tuesday, Sept. 30.
A special examination to iill vacan
cies will be held at the Superintendent's
office, Bellefonte, Thursday, October
2nd ; but applicants must come recom
mended by at least four directors of the
district in winch they intend to teach,
and give a reason for not having at
tended the district examinations.
Applicants must be examined In tbe
districts in which tbey expect bo teach.
Examinations, each day, wiTl begin
at 9 A. M.; some of the directors should
be present in time to make out a list of
applicants to be examined.
In compliance with instructions from
tbe school department the standard
will be raised, certificates falling below
an average of 2.5 will not be issued.
H, MEYER,
"* Co. Supt.
NG OFFICE FOR m sc.—Tbe follow
ing card, published in the Washington
Star, is said to come from one of the
leading physicians in Washington:
"Notice. —This is to give notice that
1 positively and emphatically decline to
have anything to do with office-seek
ing, veiballv or by writing, teiephonic
ally or telegraphically, personally or by
proxy, straightforwardly or sinuously,
ingenuously or disingenuously, super
teireetially or subterraneously, immed
iately or remotely, in the flesh or in the
spirit, waking or dreaming, or by any
agency or instrumentality, natural or
supernatural, known to the human
race. All Virginia papers please copy."
SUNDRY POINTS.
It is our purpose and aim to make
tlie JOURNAL a good, live local news
paper. AVe will do all in our power to
make it interesting and useful.
llHving but little qualification or
taste for writing political articles, we
might as well confess that we expect to
copy most of our political matter from
other papers. In the three years that
we have conducted the JW\al we
never yet wrote a general political ar
ticle that we could not have supplant
ed by a much better one from some
other paper. Of course this has 110 re
ference to local politics.
Circumstances have compelled us to
adopt the patent outsiik plan. We have
nothing to conceal or evade about the
matter. By this system many country
papers get along well enough that
otherwise could not niaiutain them
selves for six months. Four of the stx
papers now printed in Centre county
are published ou this plan.
The news and local departments shall
receive our special attention. In that
particular work we take much pleasure
and any little talent we may )>ossess as
a writer goes in that dire:tion. Our
local columns have received much and
unstinted praise.
We reduce the price of the JOURNAL
to the populur and convenient sum of
one dol'ar a year, if jKtwf in enhance,
otherwise one dollar and twenty-fivo
cents will be charged. If we are sup
ported as we ought and expect to be,
we can publish our paper at thnt price
and "make a living." But with these
reduced terms we must be paid regular
ly every year. We will not, even for
the sake of a large circulation, send the
JOURNAL to men Who never Day, or
even think of paying. We prefer a
smaller number who pay,
to a larger one that don't.
44 As mncft <w in ns lies' 1 We will en
deavor to live peaceably with all men—
particularly with all editors. We love
peace and fraternal feeling with our
brethren of the press, and through no
fault of oars shall amicable relations be
disturbed between us.
To the public who has heretofore
very generously sustained us we return
our thanks, and shall strive in the fu
ture hi some measure to deserve their
confidence. This part of Centre county
has bad its local paper for over fifty
years and now needs it more than ever.
Will the people of Ptenns and Brush
Valleys give us a liberal support ?
The Flight from Memphis.
People Fighting to Get Away and Blood
shed only Prevented by a Strong Gnard.
.MrKenzle (Tcnn.) Pl-;p:itch to X. Y. IlcraUl.
Train after train load of Memphians
now almost hourly pass through here,
leaving a crowd of anxions people at
the plague-scriken city vraiting at the
depot there for the first chance to get
away. Memphians say that 80 deter
mined are the people to get out of that
city that they clamor with one another
as a mob, and those passengers with
the most strength and determination
are those who run over the multitude
of more timid people and escape.
I People have crowded about the de
pot for twenty-four hours before being
able to get on the train. Overcome
with heat and fatigue, men, women
and children sleep closely huddled to
gether until aroused and told that the
hour of deliberation is near at hand.
A fresh train has been made up, and
they pass out to the transfer station,
which is always crowded. Instead of
waiting for trains to carry them thither
they go out by every conceivable con
veyance, and by that means often take
the .places of those who have been fore
ed to eome out on the trains only bo
find that they have been deprived of a
possibility of their early escape to a
more healthy climate.
Restive and combative under these
•circumstances men grow desperate and
flight like tigers. Revolvers are drawn
in the most savage determination, and
Woodshed is only prevented by the in
terference of a strong guaid. People
are so olosely sandwiched in the trains
that tbe heat becomes intolerable, pas
sengers get restive, and almost every
one who makes it known can be easily
accommodated with a knock down. A
general scramble for seats continues all
along tbe various lines until the con
ductor gets rid of the iam by dropping
them bore, there and everywhere.
CAUTION —All persons are hereby caution
ed not to purchase a certain shanty, erected
on my lands, near Delhi's saw mill, in Haines
township, as I claim the same as my property.
AH persons are also cautioned not to remove or
take -any tiling from said premises.
_ ' DANIEL WOLF.
Hainesbewaslilp, July 24th, 1879. 29-3
"VTWITCK.— AII person* are hereby cautioned
JLN t to enter upon the lands of tlie subscri
bers for Mie purpose of shooting squirrels, or for
other unlawful object*, as they are determined
to enforce the law against all trespassers.
KMANOKL HARTBK,
KM AS WERT,
UEITBKN HART E A
Miles township, July 24th, 1879. ZMi
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTlCE.—Tetters of
administration on the estate of Levi Snook,
lute of Mile* township, deceased, having been
f:ranSeS to the undersigned, ,l " persons know
ng themselves indebted to the said estate, are
requested to make immediate payment, and
11w>se having claims against the same, to pre
sent them isroperiy probated for settlement,
without delay.
JACOB W. SNOOK,
liu AS W. SNOOK,
26-flt. Administrators.
ffIRUSTEES' SALE OK REAL ESTATE.—
A The undersigned, Trustees appointed by
the Orphans'' Court of Centre Comity, to sell
part or the real estate of .vta tin Stover, late of
Haines township, deceased, will offer at public
sale, "it Saturday, August 23rd, 1879, on the
premises the following described, real proper
ty, viz _
ALL THAT CERTAIN FARM,
situate in llaines township, bounded by lands
of Henry Fiedler, John Orndorf, John Hubler
and John Bowersox, containing 114 acres aud
1-Jfi pens hen, all cleared and in a good state of
cultivation, except four acres, which is wood
land. Thereon Is erected a good 2-story Dwel
ling House, Tenant House, Bank barn and oth
er outbuildings.
Also
A CERTAIN TRACT or TIMBER LAND, situate In
Haines township, and bounded by lands -of
John Young and Daniel Warntz, containing
117 acres and 119 perches. The said tract will
be sold in four or live lots, to suit purchasers.
Sale to commence at 1 o'clock of sadd day,
when term* will be made known by
MICHAEL STOVER,
2I OAK TJL OVER,
Trustees.
Bush House,
Bellefonte Pa.
GEORQE HOPPES,
fooprietor.
SPECIAL UAfR* Trt pAMfI.IKH, rKIISIA
NKNT HOARDERS AND PER
SONS ATTKNIAtNO
COURT.
BOTH LANGUAGES SPOKEN AT OUK
HOTEL,.
C. "W. STTJRGIS,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
I ONE DOOR EAST OF THE BANNER STORE, MARKET STREET,
T.EW _Lfcj.bSU±60-,
j First Class Goods, Good, Honest Work and Moderate J&Sf
Prices— Is tt Combination to be found at Mr. Sturgis'
(-ST Establishment. Patronage from Centra Ccx respectfully J&t
solicited. None but the beet workmen employed.
JDll. D. H. MINGLJS,
Offers his professional services to fffff ptfth
fic Answers calU at all hours*
' -i'
i< OfjFJK E ANiJ lUBSIiiKXOE .
f
OS MAIN gTKKET,
sUlbeini,Pft.
BLJT.IS LOSE.
Doors, Shut-la
tere, Sash,|ps bellow Plftc
Win d o w|W (J Flooring con-
Fr a in os, ■£- stantly kept
and j3 oti hah d.
ings, made to|S 3 With thanks
order on _ JXJ for past fa :
short notice! tore he starlit-*
and in thefpHl pj its a contin*
best <3 ucncc of the
manner, same.
MRS. ANNA M. WEAVER
has just returned from the city with a large lot of
MILLINERY GOODS
FOR SPRING AND SUMMER.
Chip, Straw and Leghorn Hats, trimmed and untrim
rned, also Bonnets, Flowers, & Ribbons.
DRESSMAKING A SPECIALITY. JU
Shop 01 Fen Street opposite hartal's Foundry.
W. J. s THAYER,
Fashionable Barber,
Opposite Stem's Store,
• >
MILLHEIM, PA.
The patronage of the public respect
fully solicited.
C.A. STURGIS,
WATCHES,
CLOCKS
it >
AND
Musical Instruments.
Sepairln* rtorl nMlft.
Engraving a speciality,
ft tins MillbehH Jewelry Store. one door east of ,
Elsenhuth's Drue Store, Main Street,
MlLLlliilM, PhNNA.
CHEAPER
Than Ever I
I have roccived my Spring A Sum
mer stock of
Boots, Shoes, Gaiters and
Slippers.
Look at some of my prices
Men's Calfskin Boots, as low as $1,50
Men's pod every day Slides as
lov as 1,00
Men's Caniet Slippers- as low as 50 els.
Ladies' Walking shoes, as lov as 1.00
Ladies' Foied Gaiters 75 cts.
" Leather Slippert 55 "
" Cloth " 30"
" Sailers 75"
Children's Bntton Shoes 25 cts.
GO TO
K AMP' S
if you want to buy
CHEAP.
JttCob Kamp,
Lock Ilaven, Pa.
THE
YOtJNG AMERICAN
86R0U* SAW
Beats the World.
J. M. BEUGLER,
Sdle Proprietor,
WILLI AMSI'ORT, PA.
Send for Circulars.
MILLHEIM
MARBLE WORKS.
Deininger & MussOr
PROPRIETORS,
Thfsold afrd popular establishment
liT prepared tcTflo all \rork it
their line in a style tfjfial
to any in Central
Pennsylvania, A;
at prices
that defy competition.
COUCHES,
MONUMENTS,
HEADSTONES,
of all sizes, styles and prices made
on short notice.
The proprietors hope, by
Strict Attention
TO BUSINESS,
FAIR DEALING
&C
®i®© WORK
to merit the continued confidence of
• their frlcrdsjaiul patrons, and
cf tho public at large.
Shops east of Bridge,
Millheiie, Pa.
DAV I. BROWN,
Manufacturer and Dealer in
TIN-WARE, STOVEPIPE AND
TRIMMINGS, SPOUTINGft
FRUIT CANS.
Would respect fully Inform the public that he
keeiM on hand or makes to order all kinds of
TINWAKE, STOVB-nxTUBES, FHUIT CANP, etc.
£ SPODTINQ A SPECIALITY. S
Fruit cans always on hand. Repairing done
at short uotice. Having some ten years experi
ence In the business he natters hln.self that his
work Is fully equal to any In this section of the
country. Afshare of thetpublic patronage 1s re
spectully solicited. Shop, next door to
Journal Book /store, Mlllkeim, Fa.
.U I s£ n ¥2? t yp* Beolcof thocream of
the World > Literature. JSingle oopy. aOo., or 92 per
I®**- ~An Oil Ghromo 04xjlD inchss) Of Yosemita
book, iu paper Wed tog. end a sample oopy of 'Woods
Household jtafecino —all post-paid, for only SOconts
In money, or in one-cent postage stamps. Agents
wanted. Most liberal terms, but nothing sent free.
Address S. S.Wood, Tribuuo Building, New York -Jity
—57.50 SAVED^
Buy the IMPUOYFIO
iHB| Ignßifiß Sewifig Macliiiio.
X ffla WiEfJ It i so ritnp'e, in construction and Hms (<t
xjfl BH JWfedK. Bp jflfl e.ily that a child can ripomtejt-
■■ jrfr* w Wl MB JW* It has tbe ftnurjJd, W'tlt*, onr l.yu
11 if y. I WMM prored shuttle, with tkpeifecl ten km, w I.li-ft &>ci Lot
10 R VI MO change M the bobbin becomes exlowteil. .. ...
if fl til II M~ Alt the wearing points ore \uUuAoUs, itLcl H
IS IS tig ■■ combine.. ererr desirable fwprAvenirnt.
■1 U O II r Keery Machine bwM tml ready for cse nrfUi
being thoroughly U*t*xL . _ ,
MET Notni(lMtH4liiur UktAf KRnuTFlO'!
fl| Hit ,N I'lllC'KKwe continue to aiette bHt hiaterl I
BOy- and exercise the greatest car® la (Mr biaaafactare.
VICTOR SLATING MACHINE CO.:
wiitsr* Brtach Ofioa, 311 Vsit Kill in it., CMcsgt, HI. PSIJTCIFAt OTTtCX aid XasafMteriet, IHilrtHi, "i7\
KEYSTONE WRINGER.
Has Greater Capacity,
Is More Durably tea
g Are made of White Rubber dear to
the shaft. No twine or wire or fibrous ms>
terial, or anything else but rubber being
used. The rubber is vuleanbed upon tnl
afo/t and cannot be taken qff except Vg btfr
A ting it off. They are more elastic titan
I other rolls because there la aotMag bet
■ rubber on the shaft, and more durable
■ became there h no twine or fibrous mate*
rial to rot out or wire to cut the fubbet.
. :- - -~— Ther are greatly superior to Bay dat\
*? kind of roll new anown.
ASK YOUR DEALER FOR THE KEYSTONE WRINGER.
The white *
• SEWING MACHINE
TNN D&Ht or Alie
Unrivaled in Appearance,
Unparalleled in Simplicity,
Unsurpassed in Construction,
Unprecedented in Popularity i
And Undisputed in {tie Broad Claim
or BtufWTrs
YU¥ BEST OPERATING
QUICKEST SELLING,
BANDSONETT, AMD
kest Perfect Sewing Machint
M TRW WORLD* .
$$ M jku
Tho great popularity of the White It 0m mail eow-
Uncina tribute to In oxcel'.enco Ond taper iority
over other machines, tad In submitting It to tfio
trad# wo pot It upon Its marlta, and In na instanco
has It ever yet failed to satisfy My rocodimendatloit
la Its favor. ■- \j
' Tho demand fortheWhtfe hat Inerattod to toeh
aaaatent that wo art now compoiltd to tarn oat
JL Complete Serxriaagr 3£aeisAaa m
enrmxy tlxxeo mtautsa LXH
LUE day to supply
the daxaanAl
Every taeehine is warranted for S years, and
•old tor rik at liberal discounts, or upon cosy
pajaißata, to taN KM convoaloaco ot easterners.
■rienti watt® nr Brara uuxzut.
WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO.?
M 3M EacNd AS*H GloiolMd. OMa,
NICHOLS, SHEPARO t CO.,
Dattlo Creek, Mich.
ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE
VIBRATOR
THRESHING MACHINERY.
THE Matchless Grsin-Snrlne, Time-Saving,
and Money-Savin, Thrchrr. of tiiia dnv and gcn.r
tion. Beyond all rivalry for Rapid Work, Perfect CiMaing,
sad fbr Saving Grain from Wantage.
STEAM Power Thro.hcn a Special
rim of Separators mode Mjrerlj tor BMB Power.
OUB Unrivaled Stnw Thresher Engli
both Portable and Traction, with Valuable Improve
moots, tlur beyond any other make or Mod.
n ENTIRE Thrashing Expenses (and often
oo to he time* that arnoont) can be mode by the
Irtra Grain SATKD by these Improved Machines.
GRAIN Ralaent Will not sabmtttothe enof.
mo us wastage of Grain and the interior work dene by
all other machines, when onoe posted on the difference.
NOT Only Vastly Knperior fbr Wheat, Oata*
Barley, fire, and like Grains, but the Our Beeeeee.
Oil Thresher In Klax, Timothy, Millet, Clover, and Hke
Roods. Requires no " attachments" or " rebuilding '* to
ehange from Grain to Reeds.
IN Thorongh Workmanship, Elegant Finish,
Perfection of Port*, Completeness of Equipment,
•or " VuuuTom" Thresher Outfits are Incomparable.
MARVELOUS fbr Simplicity of Parts, aiing
less than mie-half the usual Belts sod Gears. Makes
Clean Work, with no Littering* or Scatterings.
POUR Sizes of Separators Made, Ranging
from Six to Twelve-Horac sixc, and two styles of Mounv
©d Hone Powers to match.
POR Particulars, Call on our Dealers op
write to ns for Illustrated Circular, which wa mail free,
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contracts may be made for it IN NEW VOItK-
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OEEiC'E ON ALLEGHANY STREET.
PAINT
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These Taints are MLA*.
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SEWINO MACHINEever invented. All
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30 UNION BQUARE, N.Y.
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