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WARNER I. TALIAFERRo, CnAinNAx.
CALEB LEIGH, Secretary.
All papers friendly the Gre requested to copy

Observation-Disclosures every State in the Union la
hAed upon Thursday the 2ltd day of the present month
TO be observed day vi general Thanksgiving l.,
some sections OF the country, e custom oil setting apart
one day IN tc year day OF praise aud Thank giving
TO the Autior ci al Oe--Iug has long IfcylI.ei
And why sEUuiI tbs EOt be 81, Why should not every
STATE thans God Tor n goodness ia giving Us - rich a.
inheritance i'ery 10 co. y, for protecting from war
pestiencr AND famine. CIVIL aud religions liberty have
been voa .sdct 10 u, ard the work Of athrTs-te
UNITY Of country has been preserved. Surely I'm
TO whom beougeth the earth and the ilncss erect
Tor his manifold ac.s Of beehcucc the people Of Ls care
some public manifestation gratitude i due. We regard
us matter Of small Importance, and
hinS 1t not only become 9, hut duty to
coz NE the bOuuiul Giyrr Ji all pJs-c.s hy simula
neoisly rai-iug the nations n accents OF praise auu
Ihtuk-giyrg. No iuion Las ever had 80 much 10 be
thd kl for II ea:y times the God OF bat
tie made our infant weaknC-e strong and has presided
over our nations destiny, AID will 80 preside,
TO- aud Others gOOt while recOsniz, and fulfil
obligations TO hin. WHY IL that Virginia ia. hith
lued TO unite with her sister States the perform.
of duty manifest and publicly recognize her
dependence tor whatever Of good she enjoys upon the
bounty Of Heaven. Has she othiug % be thankful
for; /; u nothing that -he eiJys peace and plru.
ty-thn: all that cOnduce 10 the comfort aud
happiness o man hers IN the greatest sbuud c,?-
To her much h- given. Let the lin Of iugati.
tude be laid TO her change UtD"Garg Ga-eie.
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SO pSNrEREsrrD ApyicE-wesr your Cd longer
and your month Old hats fee, best. do old boots;
The Latter having ole above
and create necessity
your feet get imp cath OF
using thug 10 it, Try Bryans fuImon; WATERS
% cents box Sold by c. u. woOD, Druggist
nog-lt Va
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ZtM v Err NAN.

AcKGAMMoN BoARns best Calf NJ 81 ecp
SKINS Domio Chess Men, with many other ram,s
y the small fo.s, for sale by
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Ilooo,OV' %
Total amount di,bursed from
the 1T October, 1852, to
the seth September, 1883,
inclusive, T,556,226 %
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vEOHE NEW GOOBs.-r. n. PRICE a co. opening this
w day, by Express.
New style Velvet and Cloth CloatH
Rich Cashmere and Spun SIN Piaids
Psu French Mcrinos and De IAines
Pew elegant Dresses In More dHf.gHs
cloak Cloth, and Velvet for ClOats
New Muslin Oh, nEcttes and Sleeves, Collars, &c
Embroidered scoiloped Ilandtorehiefs, IN variety
Muslin and Jaconet Flouncngs
0aio0ns, Marselline- Velvet Trimmings, Ae
with m nyo other choice aud seAsonabie goods. nois
4, ,OH BO-r0N-FTRST TESSEI-The ~lperier
III fastssiing HARLFs ALLSTRuM, Capt. fflkN
lstfc Nckcrson having portion ~ her fIS
sail with ai sibe -koks
Dispatch Rof balance Of freight, appiy 70
DAVID CTnRtF.
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CONE AND SEE,
HlWORTH Il HORIZONS
GREAT SOUTHERN BURLESQUE
OPERA ROUPE!
THIS wEDNEsDAI) EVENING. NOV. I.th,
Ind erery Esening Daring me Week, at

dressed DoLLs.-wsx Nui Kid Dressed Dolls me VERY
~ handsome, just received, for sale by
nolg
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Discussed from the lst day OF October,
1852, to the sist LAY of July. 1888, tho
date ofthe death oflhe former Trcasurer-
inclusive,
On account Of the Common, l,53t,Sii 81
Literary Fund, lis.IS5 %
Board Of Pub
lie Works, 3,ese,l 1873 40
Siukins Fund, i7",ls3 I'll
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-28
Q1S l1ntprt 6duS

It aud nod in Griffen5.
Sa bas it es unb wirb aud gesrnpGrtig aui
bic allerS6rbcrlts BeIe sebalten. Sn Der 3bat
Der tleine Srnry spn rem Union Saus," I'M
ncrpsBltliden Gfe pes Martts sSieredS, 1T einel
Der ,,eleSerltrn' Serren hisirr Stapt, unp an Sc.
lGpinbtstcit, 9ieinli6tet unp @utmiitbisfeit in
Der gtwartuns Iriner WGite, wirc CT bon nien,ant
titertrrifcn. Ger1eltc bat li4 aud nun feif rnt'
I6Icbrn l@ fit bic nSARe
aIeGGr6atrsSGtr
auf bic ollrteite gSeile Ycr,utcrcttct. Sa or nil
rur@aus nidt blntrr Senicnisen bIeitsn bic mil
ibm bic ndmlide GjeIdGlte tctreiten, unb nil
mems nib9litb 1T, pierlte nod iibertreffcn g9ci
allc an rgcnp einem Der Sars Id0en, Gree prrs
bin ppfr nNdber fiiblt ais tEnnr CT fpl9cnre Ga.
den grniebeu, Der rufe ant LINTON Sau5" an
uno ibr werbrt rS serape mad Wuul9 auf9etras
gen eefrmnen. als:
Nuitern ipie man fie nur beeebrt, ob9es
fo6te S6infen, 3un9en, Gornbeef,
8Grffe, Yei5, &uden, 9fuBe,
Sroo, GiszGreom, Surtlez
Suppe, pepper SPOT,
Weao, porter,
Ule, Eager,
rnb tarS allce mas ju lrincm OrI4aft ec6Brt
stu6 auf ScmESair. @runo
pirS ct an3utrrffm lein. Ourt Bat er ben erite,r
Stanp,-serape no man cintritt, rfer gan; piht
bel Der Office. 9tuh bort linb alle ptise Saden
anjutrefen-unp aud bort rirp man Gu6 mad
Sunl6 uarermmpbdtrn.
Sine Gotillionzpartp.
Drs @tenbs am 2ten 6airs5ase ptrb In beml
prdAtt9en San;sSaal bes Union SauIes cine
sldn3rnre GctilliOnsg gurty tnttfinbrn. Sir prdd'
tisc 0iulit unb allrs GStbiSe ibrrtaupt 1T f6rn
9cicrst.
8ufrt Oabsr tri bsm llntrr,cidneten an, mo ibr
alleS iric pten9ria9t finbrn prrert, unp pielri6t
nod rtwas tebrr. aaes Ioa biIIis letn.
6iir bic siiti9e unp sefa0i9e llnteritisung in
ieinem @eI6dft 1T er bSdlt banfbar, unb pirb bic
fe Santtarfeit aud tets in Grinnrrms te9altrn.
Senrp 6. Rctb.
September 21. na2m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-28
sa 0,af.5 81 Sei,es!

Die llntcrScidnctcn iucOtcn otbtuu9spcn oas put=
lifum bcnasbribti9sn, bo6 e ueulidb mtsinaneSr in
Gttafdoft Sttrsttii ftnp unp RAP iis nun oas
I6nufmonns GSd,r,eiherz 4sfh6ft
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-28
Telte Scf1lalbiicfi cr.

rnterseidnets SudbdnNler, glc. "a, gfprb 3ts
Strabe, g9iIaOelpbia, fdniei6etn f6 nun i'm
Stanre gu iein, enem ldpn lansit sriitirencrn
Wansel peS putlifums atGslien ju fSnnen. Gs
1T pies ndmli6 III elmer
8eibesSol9e bon Nnfansss S6utbG6ern.
Sic tabrn T3 namlid nrlli9 Elm SntcrcIIe in
Sanders &eiG e>5pt0e son S6uI-
b bI6srn jueeci9net, unp rpiinI6en bic glufnlrrt-
Iamfeit beS putIifums, Der Gltcrn imb S6ul.Di-
reftrren parauf ;u lcnfcn. Gs Iinb brr Sa6trS
an Der 3abl, Die aGle isbr bcrrli fin9rridtet inb
unb chamber publerpadt nn6 g8unl6 nadfpl
gen. sic iinb auf suteS unp I6Gnrs gapier &c.
bridt, unb anscnebm unp paucrbaft srbunccn, ilnr
Gin icpes Der eeirtii6er rntbdlt rtipaS Nuft.
Oas publifum ipirb ernflid paraul aufmert.
l1m geniddt, inbem in beIer Sinliht nit sttpas
Seriii9li1eres Dor pem 9ublifum mar.
OtrIclbc Iplcn an gan; nirorigrn Ireiern atae-
laiien nerben. Nldn beliete pieletbe in ben Bud.
itpbrs in ausenldein su nebmsn.
Soiper uno Barnes.
9btlapepbin, Stunt 30. nqGS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-28
SPORT MDndtS.

etns khr FbSus Gusluabl frs6sn srbatttn uno ;a
SertauISn IN esm wcblfilsn SuhtCbr sCn
- Ssd, gufb anp 5rrrler.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-28
Ser Captain mieoer i'm Selo !!
g DlfS<G q It t6dt.

IN Die rtiu uuo unotbin9i9in GrIpSblsr pcn 9reba
Gauntp
SrtunSc unb NNittdr9ir:
9lufgrmuntcrt rur6 mcine 8rau unb &inber
-wcldtcs pater 9rldiebt TINT iid iHr taglidrS
Srpb ;uMlihrut-neBntc G mir bic 5rrtbrt mid,
ais Gin ircimilliscr grltS.Ganbirat
SIR oas S6erif6slfmt
tei Der na6aen alscmcinn SftptersSSabl ansu>
birtrn. Sd riini9e ater reht SrrImnpen 3u Iein {:
Sd Bin Gin Ganbipat Dor pem Splf, uub nidt
nir Dor elmer DelegatrnsG GrnYenticn uno hin
aiIc, unb wiinIhe ais Ganripat bis CUR sSabl be-
traGtrn ,u irrrpen. Spllte mid pann bas Slid
trriTen unb idb crpSblt werpen, 70 perpe idb, ipie
i6 es imnler biSber in jerrr loinildt i'm 0ebraud
batte, bic mir pbIirsenpen 9Hiftcn panftli6, &C.
trru, aui cine ,tnpartbeidc SSclr, unp iiterbaupt
gu aasemciner 3ufrrpenbeit ausSuiiten iufen.
SenrY5. Naset.
atlcntaun, 9luguit 3. nqtSS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-28
2fm S6ilo
Der GrDBett 8ettld6e,

am Gde oer 9ten uno 6amiltonz Strase,
9ir. 80, na9e q. TreI6sr'S 9aubcl,.Sp in brr
Stabt @lfentaun.
Da TT Der plas um ppblicile unp quite Gait
netsSSaaren gu fauien.
Die llnter5eidnetsn tebrnrn li6 picIer @rlc4
9en9rt tbren Jrcunprn unb Dem putlitum iitrre
baupt btfle anSr9r 5u MAIDEN, pae lic an ptisrnl
Srt cine 9rpBe austpab auf Sanb maiden, mic
dud euf bic fiirjete glnjese auf Seiteluna =
Spfas, Seib6crpS, SSrrtdrS, Bureaus, lnb fur,
allr @rtitcl BIC in pteIem SADIE srrlonst wereen
nS9en. sic MAIDEN ibre 9lr6eit Ielth, barum
lino Gre Yrellcn 10 nicber ba6 man glautt Fc
tSnnte HiGt haftir 8emadt werprn. JErnn,t unb
rt9eilrt fir eud lrlt, bann tprrbst br Iagen mir
raren NIT bem ScrlrIenen Stiilf nidt tetrp9en.
sic finb panfbar fir iepm glnIpru6 Der ae.
ma6t wirb um ibre g5aaren ut 2uacnI6ein 3l
nebmrn. SaS SrIebsn tr1rt niGts.
DSS~ SeICnrcrS bic Gabnctma6er IInp frernSs
Ihaftlib ein8rlaeen tct ibntn an,urufcn. Ste bal.
ten cine 9rrss glu5pabl BON alien 2lrten 9rnercn
unp fran5Gfide NpuIpinss mb Nlabrspns Stps
rts auf Sanb. 9iele Sa6cn werprn iprblfciler
ocrtauft ais je suspr an irsenb enem autrrn Srt.
&cmn't unp urtbelet fir ru6 Irlbf.
Slanf uno 0ollman.
slusuf IL. natS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-28
Sefentlt6e 9Senb1t.

Samitass rrn titen SttOter, Tim f2 ll6r N4t~
tags, ipIlen AM 5auIe tcs llnter;rt6nrtcn in Sib~
Sebritbaa SnunIdip, 2cda Ga,nts, fpIscuSe @r>
tittl MI SIfentlidrr Scnru sFrfauft perren ilan,s
lid;
Sru brt Der Scnur. 5la@strehe, g4inrmii9It,
StrORbanf, Sfutfarren, Seusatsln, MiRsatein,
unO Bureau, Gd- unb &iifeni6rant, Sefen NIT
8cbr, cine Stag 5ausubr, GtIenfeITel, elm nrI<
fnSner &efrl, Giienbdfen, fld&lerncs Su6, 5ep~
pife, CARPETS, Bitter, GtSrmer, 5derr, Gin S6r~
rel GB9, une lcnif nod cine grebe SrriGieSrnbeit
SarS@ unb &i4enSerdtbldaftea su reitliuftig ,it
melpeIt. -
Die SebinSsttsen am gertaufstasc mS stuf-
tpartun9 pcn
Qoam 6efer.
september z. Aa3ns
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-28
!50llsbGlter leSet!

UpC Ult pleItIH Ntt YtIODuU.
Der llnterf6retcne mSdtte trn Ginippbnrrr,
BON 9laentaln lmp Der nm9esenp a6tun9SSpll ane
;eigen, pas CT ben gan;en Stpd SatS9erGtbe pes
6. SO. SisunY ansefauft bat uno bereit 1T bic
irlbn an ben neperten GtYs s9rriicn su Scrfaus
len, an brm alten Stanbe In Der 6amiItcnsStra>
le, nabe bel SagenfuG'S Galtbaule, unp scrape
9escniiber Dem 9pltamte.
Sein Enforcement fann bier 9dr ni6t iitertrrfs
fen wsretH unb Reitcbt tbeilweiIe aus
Bureaus, Dining Slide, Seiobrares,
Sssretariss, 9jreatfait Slide, pisr Slide,
Dreein9 Bureaus, Centre Slide, Garo Slide,
Qtaln uno intcito 9RaItbltaubs,
S8arbrc6ts pcn allen cuenuunaen ron $40 bis
S35. SBbat:9Prt Siibs, 9iabTanos, ScWsI:SladS,
Il. NJ. Il. w.
Gr Serfrrttgt aud Sprin8lis SAaufelltiible,
SpfdS, 9arlrrifible unb SttcmanS, pelde or 70
ppblfrH pcrfaufrn tpirr, ais r III Der 9ttY erbals
ten perben tGnnen. aba
2ludb bat CT Gin 9uteS Enforcement bon Sptr9el,
Die er rbrn 70 billis SerfnuIt.
Sa Der llntcrIdriebene Gin praftiIGbrr Iape;ie=
rer III, 70 III CT bereit jcbe slrt 8dpc,irrarbet unb
Nlle icnitiee 8rparnturen su Serri6trn, auf Die
i@Bnc unO funitfertisite Sesiir, auf bic fiirSetr
9ln;eisr.
CT itebt gut rafir tab ollc feline 99aarcn Sptle
3ufricrcnbrt 9etrn unp pas iinc rpfiir CT ie Ser>
tnuft.
Gr 1rft RAP or bltrA itren9e gufnrrfIamfeit
rmb suSprfrmmenpes unb 9rfGliseS Setra9cn litb
cine libcrale &mpI6aft Su perrirnrn int Stanrr
Iein irirb. Q. u. Yrice.
glacntaln, glrS. 8, 1852. nQt3
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-28
Stptsnbcr Ia.
01tent QS0lcbz Wf0fNinell

llntrrSci6nctrr trna@ridt9et Icine 5relnre unp
Gin srebrtrS pu6lifum i'm Aa9enrinen, pab er Gin
paten tn d. fir cine berrli4e Art
SSafbmaIbinen
fduHi6 at fi1 Setradt bat, raB CT bas 9te6t fir
rieIen Staat ;u perfaufrn bat, unp rag CT pafelte
bicrpur6 gum Serfauf antietCt.
Die MaI6insn linb in trr 5bat BON rri1rr @iis
te, uno nir9cnrS tSunrn pirIelbe iitrrtrcfen prr-
ben. Dicielbe crlparcn BEN 5raurnSpGlpuen u,'
Sloubli@ Sicl Nibe unp 3cit u,b lcaten in ieper
5andlie arsutrefcn Irin. Datei tam f6 Scrrr
talp iiberieuScn, pas bic sSaidc papur6 nidJt I'M
,seringlcn teIddpi8t miro.
DieIelte perpen INNER bei benz lintrreiGneten
in Me6anieSSills, ge6a Gauntg, unb bel Spbn 8.
Cole in Gdcntain gum Srrtauf pcrrGtba srbatz
ten. 0ln ruie an iulb rtbeile fir T6 ieltf.
Samuel Mirer.
Me6dnieS6rrr, Suli 81. na3Nl
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-28
0dDter un6 Ginte.

Sebe 2rt por;d8libes Sbreibpapier, 70
lpie bon Der beiten &inte, 1T iecer,eit beim
9roben uno Sleinen gang billi9 3u baben
i'm Subftobr ees ,,patrioten."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-28
SDbn Stettler

piuidbt Die aufmcrtamttit Itintr Sreunoe unb aun.
Den oorauf gu lsnttn, cas- or tsrsit III auf gsfsGuna
Neue unb Iplenbipc StpleS BON 6leibern mad,
ben neueaen Mctrn
,u MAIDEN, unc ;rpor an ben tiuialttu prsiIn, am
Gin 9afdb Stcbr. SUIT an9eruNn in
8sioner uno Sd9er's Bbolefale uno &es
tail &leioersG emporium.
alcutdun, au9uft "a, 1853 ma
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-28
SOnntags- S6nl- -Dad)rr.

Cine 9rcGc uno in Der Shat berrticbs 1usruabl
Dtuti de Scnnta9ssS sSbul: 8ddbsr-grtittl merar
ss uns in otftr @c9cnp itcu tanst monetlte-iceten
erbottn uuo an pbiiaetpbia uno @cusgcrt grsiItn
81 ptrtaufn 6si
SEED, @utb unb 5rrrler.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-28
Sin S6mtebae1eQ.

Gin gutter 0rttI6micb rirb Serlanst, nGnlid,
elmer Der Gin gutter Saurrni6micO ii, fann cine
quite Strlle inben, rrrnn CT lf6 bem llnter,ei6ne.
ten, in SatSbursSrwn16ip, melbct. Der Sdmcb'
I6ap III tetannt ais 0tartin 9n;arus' Sdap, mel.
der nod bis birter lt6 cine quite 8unbI6ait rrs
freut bat. Gin S4mieb Der feline Su Srcee 5as
Mile Fat rirp ben Scr3u9 batcn. SeTB fam
Bis ben rrlcn nd6Rcn 9prtl srsrtrn prrren.
Salomon Sieber.
SeptenEtr Ia, 1858. na3ni
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-28
SSSicbfiet fir 9aue!

@er Sbren bat 81 b0ren Der b6re-uno
per Nu9en bat 3u feben Der iebe-
Den bic San9rt9en Icllen scipdiet, bic 0urlfi>
gen 9rtrdntt mr bic Niipsn betrbrrgrtwcrprn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-28

auf cine tbr ausseesbnte
uno src6arti9s Sssiis =
9rSBtr ais is-jli tstrsibcn
9ccsnttn, unb guar an ccm
aItsn Stancptass, wc frtib=
CT cas ndmtitbe Gtltbaft
rcn .8sd uuo etb 6ttritten
wurcs, in Der Somiltcns
Strdst, st9tntittr Der &cs
fcrmirttu Stride in 2(acus
tcpn,-unb bas fs 70 pcbl.
fiji, pcnu nitbt ncblftilcr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-28

Giutsmal es burtb Gin @tfe Der @sutral afsntlp
Sisits Staots ,Giue atts pir alI9ensiusu gRablen
oissr Sasputlf rc9utirsno," paFrt Den 2en Sag Sus
Ii, 1889, ,ur Yiibt ess Sdbsrihs pcn itosm Gauntp
9trraett mirn, SfIsnttbe 9adbribt pcn ptn 2Bablrn
uno Den 8tamten. bic srrpab mtroen lelItn, iu 9ts
t.,,
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-01-19
SEWING MACHINE.

| CINGER'S PATENT STRAIGHT NEEDLE
| ~ PERPENDICULAR ACTION SEWING MA
CHNE-Secured in The United States BIZ taro distinct
patents; the first granted august IL, lS5l-he second
| April l3, lS52-The- only machine privileged to
| use straight needles Within short time it has
| been awarded seven gold and silver medals at
Fairs in different States. In less than two years
the great reputation of this labor saving machine
| has been established in this country and in Ea-
rope What spinning machinery is to the old
| spinning Wheel Singers Sewing Machine is to
| the other modes of sewing. 1t has already tri
| umphed over inveterate pfeiuiices arising from
the sale of imperfect and worthless machines. 1t
has been introduced extensively into large manu-.
| featuring establishments, and into the hands OF
individual operators. 1t sews every variety of ma
terials,. coarse or fine, CLOTH or LEATHER, with
marvellous rapidly and surprising strength and
beauty, performing the work as fast as ten per-
soma, and much better than it can be done By
hand. This machine is compact, ornamental
durable, and is easily adjusted and operated. Full
printed directions for using it are furnished with
| each machine. The price, with all apparatus com
| plete, is S 125 ..
Some persons are endeavoring to sell Territorial
Rights for Sewing Machines which make double
ta1npour ravehng stitch with Two NEEDLES, and
orders are received for such machines TO be fur
,lished for 1925. These machines are not in a form
to be OF any practical use. The two needles cut
| and weaken the materials sewcd, and they uss
| twice the quantity of silk required for good ma
/ chimes They are quite inferior to Wilson'S Le-
/ row Blodgetts, and other machines which the
| pubic nave tried and rejected and would be bad
property it they could be had for nothing.
Exclusive rights to use and sell to others Singers
Sewing Machines, in any part of the territory of
| the United States not disposed of, will be sold on
! reasonable terms, and as to insure to the pur-
| chasers immense profits. The right to make these
| machines is neuer sold
| Either of the Express companies, or merchants
| visiting New York to buy goods, furnish conve-
nlent medium to procure machines; and draft,
! payable to order in New York, will always
| insure machine, perfect and complete, being
sent as directed.
The machines in operation, and finished speci
mems OF their work, may always be freely exam
med at our offices, No. 25S Broadway, New York;
No. 25l Washington street, Boston No 81 South
| Fourth street, Philadelphia; No. 1859 Baltimore
street, Baltimore; and No. 1877 Elm street, Gin
cinnati. =##s
N. B Machine Needles, Silk Twist on spools,
Linen Thread, SC manufactured for these ma
chimes expressly, always hand and for sale.
Black Silk 81 per pound colored ST so.
Dec Pam /. M SINGER & CO.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-01-19
THE MUSICAL WORLD AND TIMES.


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IA pages. edited by RICHARD SToRE s Wills, and
which the best musical composers and writers IN
this country make their medium of communica-
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pages Cor $25 worthy of the very best music of all
kinds; also brilliant and instructive Essays on
Music; complete course of familiar instruction
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Anna Cora MIowatt.

We are much indebted to Mr. MARSHALL
for the opportunity which he affords us this
evening of Witnessing the appearance of Mrs.
MowATT in one of her most attractive persona
tions. The brilliant success which has attend
ed this lady in her theatrical career, both in
England and in this country, is sufficient
guarantee of her extraordinary merit As an
actress she is without superior, and in our
judgment without an equal on the American
stage. Of most interesting personal appear
ance, she has thoroughly studied from an early
age the art in which she has attained such
well-deseryed distinction. She is the author
of a comedy and of romantic drama-Fash
ION and .armana-both of which have been
repeatedly acted with the most decided sue
cess But other attractions than those merely
hlstrionic have contributed, no doubt, to the
universal popularity which Mrs. MowArr has
enjoyed, as well with her own profession as
with the numerous and refined audiences be-
fore which she has acted. She infuses into
the parts she represents the sentiment and
spirit of her private character. She is emil
nently ladylike and graceful in all her actions
and utteranees, and we have no doubt that she
will be received in the most approaching tenn
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