FIRST.—A =SCROLL-SAW=, with Tilting-Table for inlaid work; arms 18 inches in the clear; clamps which will hold saws of any length or width, and face them in four different directions; cutting lumber from one-sixteenth to one inch in thickness; speed, 1,000 strokes per minute. SECOND.—A =CIRCULAR-SAW=, two and one-half inches in diameter, which will cut lumber one-half inch and less; with an iron table, four by five inches. THIRD.—A =DRILLING ATTACHMENT=, with six Stubbs’s Steel Drills, of various sizes, for wood or iron work. FOURTH.—An =EMERY WHEEL=, with wide and narrow rim. FIFTH.—A =TURNING-LATHE=, with iron ways and rest, steel centres, and three best steel turning tools; length of ways, 15 inches; distance between centres, 9 inches; swing, 3 inches; length of slide-rest, 4½ inches; number of revolutions per minute, 7,000. Also, with each machine, six Saw-Blades, a Wrench, Screw-Driver, extra Belt, and two sheets of Designs, with a nice box for the small tools, and a box for the whole machine. It is taken apart when shipped, and packed in a box, but the working parts are all left in place, and the frame is put together again by a single bolt. PRICE FOR EVERYTHING ABOVE NAMED $8.00. The Same, without the Lathe and Circular-Saw, $6.00. When desired, we furnish with the Lathe a very nice Drill-Chuck, for working metal, and a Tail-Stock, with a screw centre, for $2 extra. No Saw will be sent C. O. D. The machine alone weighs 47 lbs., and, with the box, 70 lbs. The express charges on one machine are about $2 for 1,000 miles, and about half as much by fast freight. Two machines by freight go at about the same price as one. Money may be sent by mail, by Post-Office Order, registered letter, or draft on New York. For sale by dealers at same price, with the addition of a reasonable amount for freight. _We also keep a full stock of Tools and Supplies in the Bracket-Sawing line._ MILLER’S FALLS CO., 74 Chambers St., New York. * * * * * Transcriber’s Notes: “breath” changed to “breadth” on page 70. (its length and breadth) “puting” changed to “putting” on page 87. (before putting their hands under) Missing zeros added to the amount column in the Sidney Plains entry on page 89. “Taladega” changed to “Talladega” in the Pittsburgh entry on page 90. “freinds” changed to “friends” on page 94. (the attention of their friends) End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of The American Missionary -- Volume 32, No. 03, March, 1878, by Various