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~ Card TL .

ard. Thomas w. keesee, Auction
esr, tofhce with George Sumner, No. 20 Pearl st.
VIII attend In person to the sale of Real Estate,
Co.
ALso.-To Renting cut Houses and Hiring out Ne.
Sroes.
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kAkakkS Damn Or vth0iSiA,}
RICHMOND July l, 1856.
rVNUE President md Directors Of fhis
i Bank have declared dividend of fo0. and quai-
ter per cent OF the profits of the last inoDths
deuuctins there quarter per crnt bonus 10 the
State. leaves four per nett, payable 70 the .osS
holders. j. a. sMiIn
y2-iA CssnioI.
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The cit' 'f tutiinR.--T'e stranaers visiting
cat i, "na eiiz-ns: If you wish 70 gss your Hair
edyis. t, -etesI ana most becoming style. l 1aid
khsy,s ~ ~ 'sii 90 ROBSON. at his Hair Cutting
Ans,es.. 9,iismpaoing und Bathing room, ueder The
NJ ''' totet. Entrance on liih stree
"hiskers Dyed either Black or Brown color.
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EHR nIRk.-A fir1t-rate HOUSE SER.
l. WANT and NURSE, fom now until tho lst of
January. Apply to
iva st BENNETT BEERS 4 FISHER
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OTICE..-liir. FRANCIS II. elias.
Cow, late OF the concern of Anderson, Delapy
Il Co., ID member of our firm from this date The
business will be conducted heretofore, u"der the
style of r ARCHER co.
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MEX. LEFhBVKE' SChOUL, Richmoud
IVA VA--The next session of this Institution viii
open the ist day of octoser, 1856, and close on
the first day of Jny. 1857.
TERMS 6onrd $500; Washing 500; English TUT
ton S4s Mojtrp Languages, each $50; Latin 20;
Mugic on Piano, Harp Guitar $50; Drawing so;
Drawing from nature $40; Painting, water coors = Al;
in OF $50. Primary Department for children under
10 years of age $50.
EEFEREN6Es = Patrons CT the School; Right Rev.
Bishop Mead, Right Rev. Bishop Johns, Right Rev.
bishop Cobb.' of Alabama, Rev. Moses D. Nose, ID.
d.. the clergy of ihc Episcopal Church of Virginia.
FAcULTY--- b ubert Z. Lefebvrs, A NJ, Principal;
Rev ii Keppler, Rev w. C. Webb, John P. Ii.
tie, N D., X. a Lewis, NJ. D Joseph Michard, John
A. Calys, g. w. ThiIon, Miss Gornon, Mrs Taylor,
Madame Estvan, Mile Lacy, etc, etc.
All lettois to be directed to
~ T. Am HUBERT LEFEBvRE
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F. s. WINSTON, President.
J. ARsATT, Sec'y.

o. F.. BRESEE having been appointed Attorney
for the STATE OF Virgins and Agent in the city Of
kIchmond for this company, will be pleased give
any info nisuon upon the subject desired. Office at
the insurance Company, Valley of Virginia, I4th st.,
ID door from the Post Office.
o. r. BREsEE, Agent.
Dr. JAS. B. McCAW Medical Examiner.
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[ OMM! SSIONEks' Sale OF HOUSE
- AND LOT ON CLAY STEEET-In pursuance
ei decree of the Crcui. Court of the county of Hen
rlco pronounced on the 9Th day of May 1856 in the
suit of Glenn Davis, vs. Hill snd Others the UNDER
sgneo' VINO were thereby appointed special Com.
mn tor tbs purpose, will offer for sala at pub
nc aueuon on the premises, en- TUESDAY, the Sth
day OF July 1856, tina following real estate, viz all
the city of Richmond fronting on the extension of K
or Cay street. thirty feet, less, and running
back one hundred and fifty feet moro or less vii h
Frame Dwelling and other improvements thereon.
TsRms-One-fourh cash. the balance in three
equal instruments OF four eight and twelve months,
the purchaser executing gotable notes for the said
lnsta ments with Interest added and title to be
tanned until the last payment is made and q convey
ancs ordered by the Court.
The above sale will commence at o'clock p M,
JOHN HoWAN6. com'r'
Sale by GoDDIN L APPESsoN. js2
HOUSE AND LOT ON MARSHALL
- STREET, HENRICO COUNTY. FOR SALE
AT AUCTION-Will be sold, on TUESDAY, the
9th day Of July, 1856, the premises, commencing
at O'clock P. NJ, the lot and brick tenement, on
the south side of Marshall street. formerly occupied
By George p Gray, and now in the occupancy of
Mr.. Cardona. and nearly opposite the residence of
Mr. Francis T. Isbeij, fronting IS feet running back
i48 feet to alley II feet wide
TERMS: One fourth cash. balance at 5. and 9
nonths for negotiable notes. interest added, sndtt-
tie retained till last note 10 paid.
jyt GODDIN a. APPERS)N. Aucts
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CONPA.
lV1 NY Of NEW YORK-Annual statement of
the affairs of the MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEV YORK, fer the year ending
Jan. 3lst, 1856
Nett assets hand, Jan ST. 1855. 747 81
Receipts during the year:
For premiums and pohcies.. S699,7l9 C8
For interest and annuites... lSl,l97 20
$50, sle IS
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Nv Thomas w. keesee

tOfiice with Geo. j. Sumner, No. 20 Pearl street.)
THRUST SALES r VALUABLE FURNE-
l. TURE.-By virtue OF deed of trust TO the I'M
gned trustee, dated the 9TH day of May, 1885,
and Gully recorded in the office OF the Hastings Court
of Richmond ciy and by request of the henefcsrss
secured by said deed shalt proceed TO sell at public
auction to the highes. bidder, at the Columbian H.,
tel, in The said city, beginning on MONDAY the 18th
day Of July 1856 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ the property IN
the said Iced described and conveyed, consisting of
Large Mantei Mirrors Wardrobes; narhle-top Tables
Chairs; French and Cottage and Other Bedsteads Su-
with Drrors; Marbie-top Washssnos; d. ahoga-
lies; large Leather arm Chair Double snd single
hair Mattresses; Feather Boosters and Pillows, and
other Furniture in the said hotel TO the extent re-
quirsd by the terms Of ihe,said deed
The attention of ali persons wanting Furniture, is
particularly called TO this sale.
Terms cash r. X. HOwIsON, Trustee.
Sale conducted by THos. w ksEsEE, Auct
to MONDAY the 18th inst, to commence at 10 o'clk
A. M lily 7-tds R. X. H.. Trustee.
CONINIsyIONER,s SALE. BY virtue
" of decree of the Circuit Court Of Chesterfield
county, pronounced at the October TERM 1885 in the
case of Samuel Hastings against John T. Reid and
others, shall on MONDAY. the l4h day Of July
day) proceed to sell John t. keids interest in the
slaves mentioned in the deeds from Alex Reid to John
w. Lipscombs trustee, &c, and others dated 2ath
comb &c, TO Alex. Reid, &c, dated goth March, ls5
public auction TO The highest bidder for cash, as 10
$50 and Of sale and credit OF one ana
years the residue, the purchaser or Purcha
sers entering into bond fh approved securty 70 oe
Judged OF by the Commissioner, secure the credit
John r.. Reid's interest consists Of mciety Of 20
negroes ia nder after the death Of his father and
10 estimsted 20 DO worth iIo m nss cns,s
dollars. r. fOiNDkAAHns Comf
sll---tds
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BROAD RUCK(YA.l
AAA
RACES will commence the


N>M, EEsA-~ RACES will commence the
-ENN second Monday in October,
aa.S--..sess@-Ss.z~- 1856 and cont:nue five days
Isl BAY-MoNpAf, Oct. IA sweeps AXE, two
mile hests, $50 entrance Play pey the proprietor
n add 100 provided two start, CLOSED with
the following entries:
la. Mr.. WIN Fl. Gibbons names b. M Pasture, by
Revenue. dam Emily Thomas
I'd David Mcdaniel names b m. Adelgiza, by
Glencoe.
Sd Calvin Green names ck. IN. Linda, by Belshaz-
Ger. dam by Glencoe.
"a DAY-TUEspAY, Cct. IA sweeps axe for
three year ODDS that never race, mile els,
800 entrance $50 forfeit three CT more 70 make
race, and close LIST September, 1876
Sd DAY-WFDNESDhY. October l5.-Prorr1etors
Parse $3.50, two mile heats.
4;h DAY-TnuR<DAY, Oct. &c. Jockey Club Purse
t5oh, three mile heats, with inside post stake of
r lC0 play pay. 10 eo.e on the LIST Of September;
each subscriber will be subject to per cent enhance
upon he $500 purse
9TH DAY-FRIpAY, Oct. 17.--Propre.or's Purse
t-tN, mite ats, hes; three IN five.
Second race. same DAY, sweepstake thres year old
colts and hiieJs two mile heats 5 80 entrance, $50
forfeit to name and close LIST September, per cent.
entrance TO all PURSES. CALVIN GREEN.
jy 2--2awtIstSept Proprietor.
<<= FOX khNT.--GAGCERY 0if MAR
E;a MEL sIANu-Ihe framed Tenement on the
- West side of 18th street next to the corner of
Broad street. with large lot Of ground attached is for
rent.
This location is very desirable for grocery meat
and vegetable stand, and being Just out side the Cor
porstion CRY license will not he required Posses
sion can be had Immediately. Apply to
Agent and Collector, No 8 Wall at
je Its Unoer ct. Chas Hotel.
- 6 SYT1Y hjS6 s. $ r. atAII-
--11a--slA-TION, UP FREIGHT DEPARTMT
Hereafter transportation of eli treghis be paid
at tho Office in advance 10 insure their being for
warded. So
The Company will not he responsible for any
freight LETT In the Depot not 80 paid for Tals is Il
CONDITION the Freight Tatif.
ny order OF the Board.
ie3-lmif CAmPBELD, Supt
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G The Great Russian Remedy.--Pro Boz
80 ruRLico-"Every mother should have box in
she heuss handy, IN cass of accidents to tho chill.
htDptre's RUSSIA skLvR.-Itisa Boston remedy
OF thirty years standing aud Ia by ply
seisas l; ia sure and speedy for Burns Files
hoba, SoFns, Feions, Chilhlans and Sores OF every
hq Tor Fever Sores, Ulcers Itch, scald Head, Net
We hasn; bnn,ons, Sore Nipples, recommended by
sersesl Whitlows Sites Festers Flea Bites, Spider
SIMS frozen Limbs, Salt Rheunl Scurvy, Sore and
'faeked Lips, Sore Nose, Warts aud Flesh Wounds,
nlost valuable remedy and cure which be
TO sy Thousands who have used il In the city
OF Boston and vicinity for The last Thirty years In
u" u's'ance viii this Saive do injury interfere
VIII phys'clan's prescriptions 1t MAIDS from the
a,.s; from recipe hrougnt from Russia
ei afees growing In that coantry-end the proprie-
'o's nave 4etters from nil classes cergymen physi-
Sans sea captains, nurses and others who hsve used
HthsnseiFes and recommend it to others.
nedat"es Russia SHlve is put in large tin boxes
stamped on the cover with picture of horse and
disshted soldier which picture is also engraved ON
the wrapper Price Is cents box
Sold ri all the storesin town or country or NAV h..
ordered Of any wholesale druggist
KIDDING ~ CO, Preprietou,
.usu- ,,,,r.. No. State St, Boston.
, hf;NSETT, BEERS FISHER, Agents for
'~'""i'0"o' fe l%-dSm
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CARD.--The Coal business will he
continued by the subscriber in failure tor cash or Is
equivalent, at the old stand of r. NJ mar the
Peteisbhrg Depot. no. PICKETT
jy T. Ian
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HI SSoLt 81 " Milne rO-parIser-hip
~ heretofore existing under the fl M OF Pie KeTT
MAYNARD wfs dissolved by mutual consent on
the LIST of July, 1856. Ths mama of concern will be
used in settling up their late business. Thos, in
debted to us Will please make immediate payment
il i. necessary to close up their busn. sc soon as
possible. RO. PICKETT.
GEO +. MAYNARD
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- FWkFH OF IFHHe OF HIChtnOnds--
HORACE H. KENT, Prest. r.. b BENTLEY, Treas'r
WILLIAM b. lS,ACs. Secretary.
Committee Of 1irbarctioR
WILLIAM s. DOMAIN, Chairman.
LARkiN w. ei-AzEBRooK, JAMES 3. DuPuY,
pANlD CukRiE, l.. d. CRENsHAw.
.l--ta -
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NgkS. SLA u & TER VIII omen n
1VA SCHOOL, cornar of r snkiin and 18Th streets
comm ncng on Monday, 9Th July The usual English
raach.s will be taught. iv Ct
- EAiGFA k.--1 he office OF the Lynciburg
al and ngdon Tele graph Company mas removed
no ~ Main street yS-d2w
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WHALEBUNE AND CACTUS sk 1kTS
w Jost received, Whniebone and Cactus skirs.
jy7 G. HAKTWELL \ co.
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u EAUTIFUL FARM 90 UNlOS HILL,
ID NEAR RICHMOND, FOR SALE-The sub
SC ibers authorized to sell that beautiful Farm
now in the occupancy OF Mr. Henry W: TYLER. con-
tsning 10 acres situated the New Bridge Road.
one mile East of Richmond adjoining the lanes of
Mrs Picol and others The house has 8 rooms. is
and handsomely finished. b. sides Tho dwelling
there Is a good kitchen, barn. stable and ice house
~ Persons disposed 10 purchase, are respectfully
reaue sted view Tho prep ises For terms apply to
10 7..-2awlm GDnDIN APPERSttN
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fUPAkTN EhSHlP.--W have this dny
~ associated with in business &. NJ. PLEAS
ANTS The busiuess viii hereafter be conducted
under the firm of VAN-LEW, TAYLOR Il co
Jul |, 1856 VAN-LEW 4 TAYLOR
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We OFFER NO MERE MUSHROOM ARTE
Gle Eft 4 MEDICINE PROI,ED BY
THOUSANDS TO BE THE GREAT INTIt;.
ORATOR and RESTORER OF THE SYS-
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NOTICE.--Ihc subscriber, having been
reelected Co.'s able in Tbs 9Th District f Hem
rico county, begs leave to inform the public that he
will take pleasure in attending any Blu neas in any
part of the county that may he entrusted him. and
ties as that ali concerned will be satisfied NV resi-
dence Is on he Westham Plank Road, a short dis
lance west Of the city of Richmond, where may
generally Do found. Respectfully,
" S-dl2t THOS. M MONTAGUE
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HOUSE AND Lot ON MARSHAL
Total. .................... $751; 63

announcements:
Paid claims by death........s
Paid additions to same, being
dividends.
Paid surrendered policies, re-
duction OF premium and an.
nuities.
Paid rent, medical examins-
tions, salaries. office expen-
SEES, and advertising, ex-
change, postsge, and for
eisn State and City taxes.
Commissi Ons.
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f,HEAP DIZZY GOODS.--A u L. y TU >
" MAILERT would respectfully say to bis custom
ers and the public rally that he Is offering bis
entire stock OF Dry foods ut much reduced prices in
order to close his Summer stock by the end OF the
season. az follows Plain Bereges, all shadrs Satin
striped and Flowed Silk Tissues; Chaliey Eereges;
Debeees; d large assortment OF Calicoss; FANS va
rious styles Elowered end Swiss Mnsli. 3; Jdeonet
and Cainbrc MrunE Plain Swiss mnsi,as; LADIES'
and ChiIeren's Cotton HOSE; Boys half Hose; Grape
Shawls; Swiss and Cambria lns.rtingE Bobin Edge
ines and InssItinss; Botin EdeinsG Black Trimming
Lacea; Swiss and Cambria Hands; handsome and
chean French Work ca Collars; Biack Lace Wells; q
large lot Of Lawns Ginghaius. Grass skirts; aides
Pocket Hdkts from Gic and finer; large variety OF
Linen and Cotton Guois for mems ANA boys wear |;
Iorsets all Sizes Cotton Shirtings Shestings and
great many other barssins at
jy7 NO Al MAIN SfkEET.
CIROP lode DE TANNIQtiE X. :. This
- celebrated French remedy for DianhGa, Dysen-
terry, &c. For sale by
- LAIDLEY ROBINSON.
jy3 New Drug store, 9Th and Fr~aklin sts.
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THE subscribers will continue the manufacture of
BAR IRON, RAILROAD SPIKES AND CHAIRS
&c. They trust, By strict attention to business to
merit, from their former patrons, continuance of
their orders will at all times be pleased TO re.
ceve the orders of those requiring the bes quality of
Iron. r. ARCHER co.
ARMoRY ROLLING MILLS,
f.,Ir fpsc
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CE NOtice.-.TEc annual Meeting of the
Stakeholder of the Tuck tahoe and James River Rail
road Comp my will ne held at no oflics of Duniop
honcurs L Co, On MONDAY, the 28gh instant, ut
o'clock p ID G. w. ROYSTER
jv $50 avid Secretary
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DA(;s.-.FOr sale IG0, 900 BAGS, incltI.
Id ding best double warp GRAIN BAGS.
Eighties style do do
81 and bushel SHlPSTUFF
And BRAN DITTO.
All made by hand, and in the best manner.
iv 7-6t. f. e. BENTLEY Aren't
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Sale to be conducted by Messrs. JOHN A. LANcAs
TER Son. il 23-t6s
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~ Board of Trnde Of Hicnmond..-

re- BENNETT, BEERS & FISHER Aronts fo
Richmond "a - AZ,
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dsscts.

Cash on hand and in banks 47,7f7
Bonds and mortgages on real
estate, worth double the
amount loaned. ........... s,Oa4, 2ss
BiIls receivable and fire insu-
rance. 2.943
Amount deposited for taxes. 4,H6
Due from agents in course of
transmission. ss,sss
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-07-10
COL. BENTON ON COL. FREMONT

Col. Benton, in his late speech at St. Louis,
referred to the nomination of Colonel Ere
mont, his son-in-law, aud to rumor that he
would support him, and said:
"Now, when has it ever happened that I
have been Influenced by family connections,
or even by my own interest? What office
have 1 ever got for one of my family p
What appointment have l ever got myself?
No, citizens am above self when the good
of the Union is concerned. From first to
last have been for my country, and mean to
continue for it. have made many sacri-
fees for it, and am making great one now
in standing this canvass"
The Washington Union says Col. B. is
playing possum. While secretly in favor of
his son-in-law's election to the Presidency,
he pretends to be supporting Buchanan, to
aid him in his canvass for the Governorship
of Missouri. We have no doubt the Union
is correct. Fremont's Black Republicanism
is not so popular amongst the "Border Ruff
fans"
Colonel Benton has left St. Louis on a
tour for the purpose of canvassing the State,
and will not return until a few days prece.
ding the election.
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GBsYYorkbill&G
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
Two Dollars per year, in Advance

gsA. To CLUBS OF Ten, the paper will be furn-
ished, one year, for Fifteen Dollars-inyariably
in advance All subscriptions not specially limited
at the time of subscribing will be considered as
made for an indefinite period, and will be continu-
ed until all arrearages are paid or at the option Of
the Proprietors Subscriptions from other States
must INVARIABLY be accompanied With the cash or
the name of some responsible person known to lis.
nA. ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at One
Dollar per square for the first, and Thirty-seyen-
and-a-half Gents for each subsequent Insertion
square to consist of twelve lines, BREWER less.
Business Cards, ola haf-square or less, will be in
serted at s., per year. For advertising Estrays
Tolled, s.; Citations, 50; Notices of Application
to the Legislature, So; to be paid by the persons
handing in the advertisements. Monthly Quar-
terly Advertisements will be charged One Dollar
per square, for each insertion. Contracts by the
year will be taken OH liberal tcrms-the contracts
however, must in all casesbe confined to the i'm
mediate business OF the firm or individual con-
tracing. All advertisements not having the num-
Der of insertions marked on the margin, will be
continued until forbid and charged accordingly,
Obituary Notices exceeding one square in length,
will be charged for the overplus, Mt regular rates
Tributes of Respect rated as advertisements.
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DO 1T YOURSELVES, BOYS.

Do not ask the teacher, or some class-mate,
to solve that hard problem. Do yourselves.
You might as well ask them to eat your din
ner, as ''do your sums" for you. 1t is in
studying as in eating; he that does it gets
the benefit, and not he that secs it done
In almost any school I would give more for
what the teacher learns than for what the
best scholar learns, simply because the teach
er is compelled to solve all the hard prob
lens for them aud answer the questions of
the lazy boys. Do not ask him to parse all
the difficult words or assist you in the per-
formance of any of your duties. Do tyour-
selves. Never mind though they look as
dark as Egypt Don't ask even hint from
anybody. Try again. Every trial increases
your ability, and you will finally succeed by
dint of the very wisdom and strength gained
in this effort, even though at first the prob
lem was beyond your skill. It is the study
and not the answer that really rewards your
pains.
Look at that boy who has succeeded after
six hours of hard study, perhaps, how his
large eye is Int up with proud JOY, as he
marches to his class. He reads like con-
queror, and we'll he may Last night his
lamp burned late and this morning he walked
at dawn. Once or twice he nearly gave up.
He had tried his last thought, but Il new
thought strikes him as he ponders the last
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FOOLISH INDULGENCE.

The editorial correspondent of the New
Orleans Picayune, &c. W. k" writing
from New Braunfels, Texas, relates the fol.
lowing auecdote of too indulgent mother,
living near San Antonio:
"The most indulgcnt mother [ have heard
of lately lives some two and half hours
drive from San Antonio, on the left. II
was long time before she would admit that
her eldest and best beloved boy, refractory
and turbulent little fellow, richly merited a
flagellation and when she finally gave in
that he was entitled to ia course ofsprouts, y
she contended that he should be put unde'
the influence of chlorotorm before the sap.
lings we're applied. Solomon, with all his
wisdom, was behind the present fast age in
administering Juvenile delinquents."
Poor, deluded, silly woman! She may
some day regret and mourn over her foolish
indulgence. She need not be surprised il
her refractory, spoiled child will need chlo-
roform to make him insensible when tho
hangman's rope begins to draw.
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A IL persons who desire to obtain full and re-
IN liable information respecting SINGERS
SEWING MACHINES-their price, capabilities,
advantages, sizes, improvements, method of work
ing, means of procuring them, and all other par-
tiGulars-can do so by applying at our office No.
323 BROADWAY, NEW-YORK, by letter or in
person for I. NJ. SINGER g. CO.'S GAZETTE
This paper is devoted entirely to the Sewing Ma
chine interest. Copies will be supplied gratis to
all interested.
N.B.-The unparalleled success of our Sewing
Machines has induced several fraudulent imita-
tons of them, besides numerous infringements Of
our patents-of which we own sixteen. Suits for
the infringement of our patents have recently been
decided in our favor in the U. S. Circuit Courts
in New-York and New Jersey. In these suits the
great principle of holding down the fabric to be
sewed to the surface of the Machine, by yield
inr pressure which is used in all Sewing Machines
has been fully established. The Wheeler & Will
son, and the Grover & Baker Sewing Machines,
MS we aledge, each infringe three distinct patents
owned byus We have suits against them in sew
cra of the U. S. Courts which will soon be tried.
We hereby caution the public not to buy any in
fringing Machines, as they can be compelled by
law to stop using them, and to pay costs and
damages.
nea,Local Agents wanted to make sales of our
improved sewing machines. TO persons properly
qualified for the business, rare opportunity for
profitable and pleasant employment is offered.
New and improved machines exchanged on Ii
boral terms for old machines of every kind
1. N. SINGER & Co.,
Principal Office, 323 Broadway, N. Y.
Movl 1S 3m