tvoiii;j j)0i'cen1i'.
joiM.rso. , c 1. 1 VTI til!
AND THE
CONST1T U T ION.
DEMOCRATIC
Mass -Meet in
i3
AT ST. MAUY'S,
xHomlay Errning Sep!. IOi,
HON. IIIESTER CLYMEIi
Will po-i1 ivoly be present, wilh olhcr ilis-
ti-lHshcd Pl'lMlkl'VS.
COlI f 7) N E !
ALL!!
pKATII W (iKOKCE (111, US. M r.
(.! illis whose death is described in the
following article, which we clip from
the 'in'- A'''' Jiiirr Eci-iiltc, prin
tod at Aii.-iin ill thc Htulc of Nevada,
was formerly a resilient of tlii.s place
and is well and favorably remembered
by many of our citizen, lie was tlio
yon of Funs i"l illis. one of the earliest and
most reflected settlers of tins country,
with whom eur readers have been made
familiar through the History of Elk
County.
Ii.vi:hsivk N"tf.s or tiik I'i.asiikl
I'autv. In the course of an hour's
conversation with ('.overnnr Ulasdol, at
the house of Mr. Slauson, last evening,
and while his numerous friends were
calling aud chatting, we gathered a Jew
discursive incidents of the trip from
Silver Peak to Pahran.-igat, and thence
to Austin via Indian Springs. Wo
have already mentioned the death of a
member oi the party, named C illis,
from Virginia City, lie died in Ash
valley, throuc.li wiueii tin- .-riMgosa
river flows, and not in Death Valley, as
previously stated. Ash valley embra
ees a beautiful tract of land, well water
ed, and covered with a rich growth of
nutritious grass. This had Leci: happi
ly choj-cn as the principal camp oi the
party, from which small sijuads would
explore lor a practicable route towards
Pahrariagat, while their jaded animals
were being recruited. G illis was one of
a party of three men employed in this
service, and after traveling several days,
and their supply of water having been
exhausted, they searched for a fresh
supply. At the time the general camp
was selected, certain signals had been
agreed upon ; for iuiitanr-n, nn ovplio'ing
party returning to the main camp, were
to light a fire and keep it burning, and
if it were seen at the general camp, it
was to be answered by three fires, placed
about 100 feet apart, aud lighted simul
taneously, and alter the lapse of a few
minutes, three pistol shots were also to
be fired. Two of the party had gone
down into a ravine, where they hoped to
find water, leaving G illis behind with
the pick and shovel, to join them when
signaled. They found no water, and
alter three quarters of an hour, they
returned to where they had lett G illis,
who was gone They went to their
camp, but he was not there, and not re.
turning, they concluded he had set out
for the maiu camp. In a day or two
they returned there, and learned that
G illis had neither come i'l nor been
beard from. One evening before their
return, the occupants of the camp saw a'
' fire suddenly ilath up on the summit of
a bill about nine miles distant. They
concluded it was an absent party, and
immediately nuswered by the agreed
signals. Light days from that evening
about midway of the hill upon which
the fire had been sceu and the principal
camp, and ou the direct course for the
latter place, a party found the body of
Gilhs, reclining in the sand wall Ins
head upon a sare bush his features as
placid as if he slept. lie was der.d
Excessive futiguo had induced his death
from disease of the heart, to which, it
finnears, he had been subject, Ihe
fire seen ou the distant hill was explain
cd ; it was the signal of (i illis, who ob
serving it answered, had luado direct .y
for the camp, until disease arrested his
steps, and he lay down to die. Ho had
been ubscut teu days, aud had died on
the evening ol the second Jav.
MtEttitit:t 1
We observe that insidious attempts
arc being made to poiso:i the minds of
Democrats and others against Clyuier, by
attaching to him a suspicion of taking
tides iu a question of local interest in
this county. iote, that tho very men
who are industriously endeavoring to
impress you with tho idea that Clyiuer
f i.i committed in favor of tho removal of
' the county scat, aio the most bitter rad
ie'i!,, men who under any circumstances
would be bdJ will bo opposed to hi
election. The charge is not true. Mr
Clyuier is running on a uatioual issue
an 1 would not stoo-o to meddle iu .so in
Bba-tieant a matter as tho location of a
ooun'v seat. Beware- of theso prcteu
dad champions of your local interests
TkfY are oi.lv niakin? capital for tho
J fO 4
radial ticket. Snuru their fubrica
tluriv.
C-j"()ur county can boa-st of cue
"'" which but few other couuticJ
t1- Jute cau of Luviug Cuym IU 0U1'
Lcuuty Trtiaury.
t'oiiffress.
There is no longer any doubt ns to
who will be the radical candidate for
Congress in this district.. Glenni W.
Schiiliuld evidently has secured the
nomination in his party, for us it is
enough to know, that his record is bla.'k
as the blackest, nnd that no conscrva.
tivo man can honestly support him.
We believe ho cm be beaten nnd we
know he oii"ht to be beaten. We be
lieve that the Democrats and Cotisc'rva-
five Republicans uuited are n majority
111 the district. Y 0 Know that as
against Schofield the numbers would be
swelled by hundreds of even radical
liepublieans who despise cholieId as
an unprincipled trickster. He is un
popular 111 Jmio county. lie is even
more unpopular at home. In our own
county his conduct on the county seat
question is fresh in the memories of our
people. Let the conservative men
move against him. A Union Conven.
turn was held 111 Philadelphia, last week
with glorious results. V hy can we not
111 the same spirit, hold a v ongrcssion-
ttl Conference, and redeem this district
from radical representation. Let it, bo
done.
!,T,rTJ-dTV.;'.-iJ
1 I1EELEI! & WILSON'S SEW.
Y 1NG MACHINES. The under
signed having liccn appointed S'ole Agent
for 1 1 1 0 sale of V heeler & Wilson's Sewing
Machines lor Kill county, lie keeps an
ns'-ori liient c1.11si.mtly mi hand. Machines
sold nl rhiladolphU und New Yovli prices.
Any parties desirous of obtaining them
la': address J. K. V. IHTMOKK,
March '.; !'-ly. at Khlgway, Ta.
.1.'
F. Mll'IlTZ, Harness Maker, Hidg-
vav. Uk county, I'a. Shop in the "nd
storvol'JV Youk s St ore. (inly i, y.
T W- 15AILKV. Surireon Dentist, Paint
f P Marv's, I'd!; roiim v. IVnnsvlvania, of
fers his professional : urvieos to I he cilizens
nt I.ik county Ulkce opposite t ovne.v .Vc
Venn's Store: (July -.','li'j-l y
V,
LAXKS, 11AXDB1LLS, POS
TICUS, BILL HEADS d--
:, (10111 at
ih Adi-.eod: Ofikc on short
at rtas'inable terms.
wlica and
AMOXTII! VGENTS
v.iiiiltd tor sue ex.' if co new arlieus,
iid out. Address O. T. GAREV, City
building, Did leford, Mfi. niny 1 'eti-ly.
ERSEY IIO 1 EL, Ccntrcvillc, Elk voun
ly, l'a., (.'. I!. Hyatt, IV. angO'Od
T AElii: CATACITY, ("iUKAT tjireintU
1 j and unequalled speed, simplicity aud
completeness ol operation, are qualities pe.
euhar to the
Nonpareil Washing Ma
chine.
It is a squeezing machine constructed on
trictly mechanical principle:!, and Iho ex
perience derived li'oi'i five years extensive
use 111 leiuilies, hotels and public institutions
proves it to be ol lasting value to the pur
chaser
The manner of operating the Nonpareil,
by roinry moiion iictin nn a crankshaft
with balance wheel,) which moves tin
plungers iilternutely, is the simplest, least
laborious) nud most powerlul that caubede-
viseil lor the purpose, and necimipltsncs t lie
woi-1; with the crrcatest raiuuny and tho
leat possible labor.
J up great vpced with whie'i this ninchino
performs wni i; will bo understood from he
statement that it is reared to give six strokes
ol the piungers fur one turn ol the han-lle,
or, v. lieu worlie .1 leisurely, about lour huu-
lrc 1 sirckes a minute Safety to the fabric
washed is insure.! ly the entire absence of
rubbing.
A til l or boy of fifteen can vork the ma
chine, and d'j a week's washing for a family
ot six or ei'Iit persons m two 10 three hours
li.ne; and ii may lie relied on to cle.in-e the
Uiihing thoroughly, without assistance
from hand rubbing
end for free 1 lo.'-cripl 1 vc Circular and
terms to dealers, to whom exclusive right
of talc is secured.
OAKLEY e: KEATIXO,
lbi-1, Water St., N. V.
July -fi.'ufi-ly
I'lLVER SKIRT.
JlUllE DURABLE,
MURE EL.UT1C,
MORE GRACEFUL!
And will keep its shape an I retain iis place
belter than uny o'.Ler bl.iri.
This new and I-.':
Hi fill si !e of .Lirl. ( Pal
eme-1 March 7, 1
lo. ) was awardid jUv the
Mimic Fair, held m New
(ii-cal American In
Vork, October, 11.
oj, a
SILVE11 2IEDAL,
boill'!
Iho Hi:
bt l'reiiiiuiu ever given for
a llooii Shiil
'1'he rtcil Siiiings arc wound villi fine
vlated wile in place ef a coiiou covering-
thicli v. ill not wear oil' or become toiled,
nn I llie v. hole skin may be wo-he-1 wiihoitt
injury or fear of ru.-ting, utid will be as
500 X as aow.
The Combination Silver Skirt
Thi invention combine? wilh Iho iirdina-
ly Skirt tho advantages or our Silver Skirt ;
too boiiom hooiix nru the same as those us
ed in the Silver Skirt, the covering of which
cannot wear nil, while the miner ones urh
covered witli cotton. No lady having once
rn,! ,0!1 u,u' i1'13-, wiubf fining to
wear liny other, as the lower lumps ot all
other kinds are soon injured and soiked.
Tho best muteiials u're used iu their con-
slruction, una, lroin their durabihly and
UCLll UIS9 iiivjr uiu U13UUIU 10 It.UllltJ u
Eavoi-ito Skirt.
Manufactured solely by tho
Silver Skirt and Wiro Manu
facturing Company,
M and '!-, DAUC'LAY ST.
NEW YOKK.
1. Ii. fi-Auv, i-Uip'l. Aug 'Jth. ly
(Hi W W J '..: j -J, ,,J "j
AT THE
New StOBO of
1TKIS UROTIIER1
at St. Mary's, Elk County Pcnncylvania
Successors to (Jeorok Wei.
Offer for pale, at wholesale and retail, a Well
selected etockof SfUXU SUMMER
'huJ '4U..J KM h-HJ'i:J ''-"H1
SILKS, Al 01! IX OSS,
rorrjxs,
DELA1XES, M01IA IRS,
l'lain and figured Alpacas. A large
assortment of Prints, Whito good.i;'of
every description. Flannels of all kiuds,
Ciiiiuhaui, TieLins and S'hirtinc in
great variety.
f;ADIE'S & (jHILDIlEN'S
Millinery Goods ; such as
BOXXETS,
11 A TS. CA 1 'S, E IBB OXS, d-
GLOVES & HOSIERY.
GEXTS furnkhiivj goods of every
description.
CL 0 TJIS, CA SS I MERES dc, dr.
GHOOEPJES AND PROVISIONS.
A large stock of
FLO UK,
I'ORK,
SUGAR,
TEA,
COFFEE,
SHCXS
HICK,
SALT,
LAUD,
OIL,
WHALE OIL,
PETUOLKLI.M CANDLES.
SOAP OF ALL KIN US.
Iu short, wu have everything needed for
! a ii nly use.
Cedar aud Willow Ware of every de
scription. Courectioiniry, !rush.
cs ol all kinds. A full assort
uieut ul vStationery, Wall Pa
ier, I'aper Curtains, I'eau.
til'ul Oil Cloth Window
Shades. A very largo
assortment ol Se-ars
and ToLaeeo.
w
E1UIY Oi il STOCK directly
from tin! Manufacturer and there
fore we cau altord to Fell cheaper than
any oilier cstabii-shiuout iu Elk county.
HHIE PUP.LIC are respectfully iu
.1 vitcd to call nud examine our
stock and prices ! Vt'helhcr they wish
to buy or not, for wo claim to have one
, t t.01111,ll!lo (;tocks llDll tho
. ,,,,,,,,,. V, , i
finest MOLL in the county and can
sell for less profit, than any other house
I m the COUUty,
PiOTUERS
'6l. Maiy'.;, March liiU'Cd.
NEWS DEPOT
AND PKllIoniCAI,
STORE.
DAILY ,fc WEEICliY PAPEP.S
will bo for gale hereafter, regularly at
JIOOK gTOHU
I N
MARYS.
I
ST.
N. D. Any Work, cither American
or Europen, ltoligious, Scientific, Phil
osophical, Historical, &c., will be pro
cured on application as above. Any
article in the Uouk or Stationery line
not in Store, will be scut lor by mail
and be received iu a few days alter or-
ering. jlln- 1-1-1 J'-
1'IIOTOOli
API IIO.
E. &, H..T.'ANTH0NY.&.;C0.,
Manufacturers of Thotogiapliic Katcrialu,
AVhnlesale nnd Hetail,
fit), EEOADWAY, N. Y.
In ndiliiion lo our main business of
rilOTOGKAl'HIU MATERIALS wo are
Headquarters for thc.fullowing, viz.
STEEE.SCOPES & STEUEPCOI'IC VIEWS
Of American nnd Foreign Cilic3 and Land
scapes, Groups, .Statuary, etc.
STEUESCOriC VIEWS OF THE WAR,
From negatives niado in the various cam
paigns and forming a complete l'hotograph.
io history of the great contest.
STERESCOI'IC VIEWS OX GLASS,
Adapted for cither tho Magic Lantern or
the Sterescope. Our Catalogue will be sent
to any address on receipt of Stamp.
rilOTOGRArillC ALBUMS.
We manufacture nioro largely than any
other house, about I'OO varieties from oil
cents lo 6-30 each. Our ALliUMS have tho
reputaiion of being superior iu beauty aud
durability to any ethers.
Car?. Photorrrapbs of Generals, Statesmen, Actors,
etc., etc.
Our Cataloguo embraces over FIVE
THOUSAND different subjects, including
reproductions ot tho most celebrated En
gruvings, Fainting, Statues, etc. Cula
loenes sent on receipt of stamp.
Photographers and others ordering goods
C. O. J)., will please remit per cent of tho
amount with their onler.
fc: iy' The prices and ijunlily of our goods
cannot fad to sain ly. (juuo 11 ou-ly.
BOOK STOKE.
St. Mai-y, Elk County
JUST RCEIVED
(i'.iO UEADLE'S DIME NOVELS.
100 HAMPERS NOVELS.
'J-jO GERMAN STOllY EOOKS.
AX A SSOR 'I'M EXT OF ALL
kinds of Stationary, Elank books, Time
books, Pass books, and School books
ill always bo ou hand. Purchasing
our Dooks, I'aper, Envelopes &.C. direct
from the Manufacturers for cash, wo
ire enabled to cell at the same rates
that they can be purchased in ANY OF
THE LA11GE CITIES, 10 per cent
allowed on all purchases of teu dollars
and umvards.
W. J. 15LAKELY.
June-1 ITii5-!y.
E N T S W A N T E D
.S. T. FBSMIrM:i'.S
J 1 1 S T O R Y O F '1 11 E VA R ,
NOW READY.
Complete in TWO VOLCM KS, also ia
ONE. Jt is admitted to be tho :i:ost
hi ten -'''".') jiojitif u; and i-iilunlih'. His
tory ol" tho ltebellion, which is i'ully at
tested by the enormous sale of 20Q
000 volumes, aud a laro portion of
the country still uneanvassed.
We arc- obliged to run our presses
iiI.Li.lit and day to enable us to supply our
Ajrcuta.
Men of character and ability, who de
sire a luciaiivo employment, will find
this a rare opportunity.
Tho price ot the work in oho (-ultimo
is li'ir, (compared with our Histories)
as to briti;; it within tho reach of all
classes.
l'or lull particulars Kcud lor circular.
Address
ittiuriean I'ublit-Jtius, Com'i.
11S Asylum Street,
IIautfuud, Conn.
1-Vu it Trees & Shrubbery
rpilE CNDEKSHiNLU, AGENT FOR
J frost's Oeneseo Valley A'ursery, will be
iu Kidgway onandiil'te August,! :Jih. 'Oti,
fur tho purpose of taking orders for Fruit
Trees anu Mirunucry oi an Kinus nun vnri
ties. Ho 1ms done a large business iu War
ren county, und given the best of satisfuc
tiou. Oaders left wilh tho postmasters a!
Uidgway and St. Mary s will receive alien
lion. JOSEI'II KENNETT.
HidJway, Aug O il.
WAHDKD A GOLD MEDAL I
AT THH
American Institute Fair!
OCTOBER IS, 13C5.
In direct competition Willi nil tholcadlng
nuikers in the country.
'j'ln.oumcT
(.) It G A N S
AND
Il ELODEONS.
C. TELOUBET & SON, Manufacturers.
Respectfully invite tho attention of pur
chasers, the trad and i-rofession, to the
FOLL 0 WJXG JXS TR VMLXTS
Of their manufacture ;
Pedal 33aso Organs?,
Five sizes, I'ivcOcfavo, one toihreo Banks
of Keys, three to eightacttu of Kccdy,
Prices, to 0Ut).
School Organs,
Nino styles, single and double Heed,
Rosewood and Black Walnut cases,
Prices, $130 to $210.
Meloclcons,
riano'ftjle and I'ortublo, Twelve Varie
ties, Irom four to six Octaves, suiglj and
double Heed, Uosewood and Dhick Walnut
Ctics.
l'riccs, i"io-j lo 4JJ0.
Every inslruinenl is nia le 1-y competent
workmen, from t ho best material, tin cor our
personal supervision, nud every modern
improvement worthy nt the name, is intro-
luced in them. Among these wo would call
attention to tho TEKMOLANTE, which has
been so much admired, and cau bo found
only in instruments of our own manufac
ture. From among the flattering testimonials of
eminent professors and organists, wsgivo
the lollowing extracts :
' The pedals I conceive to be unapproach
able in their beautiful, smooth quality."
win. .1. l-.in.'.
11 is a graiiii, goouiiisii uiiirnt, nnu iioos
credit to the builder." H. C. Folgcr, Troy,
New Vork.
"They are among tho finestjjP-'ruuieiils
manufactured either in (his country or a-
broad." Wm. lterg, J. Mosenthal, Aptouius
' They have given universal satisfaction."
W. E. llawley, Fou-du-l.ae, Wis.
" There is a peculiarly sweet und sympa.
thetio lono which hiirmoni.es charmlng'y
with the voice." W. II. Cooke.
" I am particularly ploased wilh iho nr.
rangenieul of the dilforcut registers." Wm.
II. ISr-ulbury.
" No other instrument so nearly ap
proaches tho organ." The Chorisler, X. V.
'This iuslriiiiiciu has a clear superiority
over every 1 hing yet introduced amoug us."
Independent, N. V.
"The tones and the action are excellent."
Itev. Vi'. S. Leavitt, Hudson, New Vork.
' Tho aioro wo use it the belter wo like
it." 1 1! Hague, Hudson, New Vork.
"The two liank Organ is really a gem."
J W Kinnicuti, Huston, Mass.
"Wo have found them excellent in till
point constituting a guod instrument."
J O Cook, T J Cook.
"It looks and sounds splendidly." S 11
fusion, Tmy, New York.
"Tho most perfect toned Melodeotl I eier
saw." Guy F No"lli.
" They tall back on such suhslanlial mer
its as superiority of workmanship, liemily
of tono and reasonableness of price. Au'l
wo must say that iu nil their respects they
are well worthy of praise." Musical l'io
ueer. Every instrument is fully warrautel,
and boj'cd and shipped in New Vork City
without charge.
Circulars, Cuts, aud Trice Lisls, .jo.,
cent on application lo
CPEL0UBET&S0N,
IkOOMI'IEI.D, N. J.
Or J M rclton, 811, Hrondway, New York ;
Conrad Meyer, Arch Street, l'hilad'a ;
5 liruinard & Son, Cleveland, Ohio ; J A
Tucker ,t Co, Jackson, Michigan ; Wcruer
6 Gerard, Cincinalti, Ohio ; Joel 11 Snow,
Mobile, Alabama, W1IOLU3ALE AGENTS.
July Utj.Oti-ly
A
FUUNITUltE 1
rpiIE UNDESIGNED T A K ft
JL pleasuro in annminciii"- (o (he citi
zens of Ridgwuy and ndjoininR towns, Hint
ho has just opened a Furniiuro Shop irt
Ridgwny, nnd is prepared to CM all kinds
of I'urniliiro ll he lowest prices. His stock
consists in part of
COMMON CHAIRS.
TABLES)
BEDSTEADS,
SPRING BEDS & MATTRESSES
BUREAUS, WASH STANDS,
Cane seal Chairs of all kinds.
BABY CHAIRS,
CRIBS,
SOFAS,
TETII A TETES,
LOUNCES,
REnnooM scits
of nieslnul, Mahogany and lilack Wnlimi
and every thing usually found in a first
class country Ware Hoom.
riCTUKE FRAMES
of all Hies, and of Mahogany, Rosewood,
lilack Walnut and Gilt
M AVE TO ORDER.
ALSO COFFINS kept on hand, nnd mftdo
to order, of every kind and description.
l'lea e CALL and examine my elock be.
fore purchasing elsewhere, for 1 hope by
strict -attention to business, nnd keeping alt
Iho market demands in my line, to merit
the patronage of the public. WareroomS
ou the corner of .Main and Hepot streets.
HENRY II. THOMAS.
May-1 7'lili-ly,
W . f "Ti: S. S ilMOpcr ttay.
ACEKTS wanted, ladies and gentlemen,
iu every County in tho United States, to
sell thu Ink Powders of the American
Ink Company. The powder sells for
forty cents per package, and will mako
ink eiiou-h to fill fifty bottles of the
size usually retailed at teu cents per
bottle. A smart agent can sell a gross
of it a day, end clear $27.i0. The ink
can be made from the powdot in three
minutes in common boilin-' water. It
is a pei Tret black ink, tho best in tho
world. It flows easily, doe3 not corrode
the pun a particle, never gums up, is not
injured by freezing, and its color will
last forever. Every family iu America
will buy it, as a package will last &
lamily for years, and ink can be madd
iu small quantities as wanted. With,
each p'Oss we scud a thousand circulars
with testimonials from clergymen, law.
ycrs, teachers, mediants, commercial
colleges, editors, &e.t aud tho agent'a
name ou the bills. Ouly ono person
will be undo agent for a county. Tho
first one .scnding8"0 for a gross of the
powder will receive it by return cSpress
together with one thousand circulars
and the right to sell in the county he or
die designates. If others send for tho
sa.nc county, the money will be returned
to them free of expense. To make sure,
one had better designate several coun
ties, cither ol' which he or tho will take.
Send for trade list and circulars if you
dare run the risk of waiting, or scud the
money for a gross. Letters addressed
to the Mayor, Postmaster, cashiers of
the banks, or tho express agents of this
city, will show that the business is hou.
orably and sipiarely conducted. Au
Ink Powder will be sent by mail to any
address, free of charge, ou receipt of
forty cents.
Address, writing your uanie, town,
county and ?tatc distinctly,
AMElllOAN INK COMPANY,
Manchester, N. II.
THOMAS W. LANK,
Clerk for the Co., and Special Agent.
ANTED, AO K NTS 875 to 200
PER MONTH for gentlemen
and &15 to 87") for ladies, everywhere,
to introduce tho Celebrated Common
Sense Family Sewing Machine, improv
eland perfected. It will hem, fell,
stitch, ipiilt, bind, braid aud embroider
beaifiili'lly. Price only $?-0, making
the elastic lock stileli, and fully war.
ranted for three years. We pay tho
above wages, or a commission, from
which twice that amount can be made.
Address with stamp, or call ou C.
POWEKS A: CO., Salesrooms, No. 255
South FIFTH Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
All letters answered promptly, witli
circulars and terms
May-ilPOG-ly.
K
EttOJiENE ANU GAS STOVES.
TEA A'l COFFEE liOlLEUS, GLUE;
l'OTS, OIL CANS, &c, Slo.
tr'S" All the cooking for a "3
" family may be done with "t3a
C-tt' Koriiseuc Oil, or Gas, Yjia
Jt-if" with less trouble, nnd at -a
. E-.J less expense, than by any a
Cvj" other fuel. -a
Each Article manufactured by this Com
pany is guaranteed to perforin all that is
claimed for it.
friySeud for Circular. (
LWERAL D1SCOUXT TO THE
TRADE.
KEROSENE LAMP IIEATEIl CO.,
2i.Hi Pearl Stueet, N. V.
July-l'J'tiO.-ly.
J.UriUE SE.VIXU MACHINECo! '
Principal OJice, C15 Crcajieay, X. Y.
CHEAT IMPROVEMENT in Sewing Ma.
chu.es. Empire .Shuttle. Crank Motion
Sewing Machine. It is thus rendered noise
less in action, lis motion being all positive,
it is not liable lo get ovt of order. It is the
best Family Machine! Notice is oalled o'
our .iew and Improved Manufacturing Ma
chine, for Milors nnd liool and SIiob Fitters.
Agents wanted, lo wliom a liberal discount
will ho given. No Consignments made
u r KMl'IKIi HEWING MACUINI CO.
Julj-ly'CC.-ly.