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CATHARTIC PILLS.
a Bilious isc.es Cosyencss Indigestion Ian,irc frofsy
Bhcnmaen FeycrS Gout. imaor,. Nervousness. Irabiy
I'M In fgi'Ig ~ J",lp,t, nv a. %g i & my @ -" " Ias te
harmless CaAIc freely uycI per
s,, ear, t, ,fl willie a cstjye Iaii f body prevails. Ils
it generates serious and often fatal dst-, which might
have been avoided 10y the timely and judicions Of good
egye This is alike true Of Feyerish symptoms ana Bilious
arrangements. They a tend 10 lecome produce the raI
seated and Formidable scmper which load the hcarsc All
the land Hence reliable family plyr Is ot the first ui"rt-
20 the public health. and This Pill has eu perfect ii with
e9n7umn'te -S to meet that demand An extensive fr Of il
virtues 10y l'S-icianS Professors and Patients has shown results
snrissius any thing hitherto known Of any mc,. Cures
have been cncctri beyond bliri they slaual by
persons Of such exalted position and character as 70 forbid the
Anon. the distinguished gentlemen who have testified in f,yar
Of the extraordinary virtues al tc,. Pills may
Dp. A. 4. HNyFs. AnalytIa Chemist Of io.t,: state
noN. EDaAep EyGEg1r Senator Of the tlttzi States.
Hos, X q WINTaH9r, Siaa;gr ii"a.e o. beIgessrtiyes
+.nHN B. FTzrlTacK, Catholic Bishop Of Boston.
Dr. Cus> r JcKsoy Geoogi.t to ihe Pubir Of the
Uuitcd states Discaycrer Of the instetle properties OF Eter
Knight nf the Legion II Honor. g.
Hos. H. ). GAcDNEE. Governor Of 1ias-actusetr-.
10, SIHoN BEowS, ietenantuyor If Massachusetts.
j.. g. WRIGHT Secretary the Massachusetts.
Also l'a J. X CGL1oS Practical Chemist q. Ne" York City,
WE H. SrgsEu. Senator of tn. United stacS Of America
W' Z. Nancy. Secretary of ot tlle Tnitci
WV y ASToR NcN York City the Fi-l,'st 'aau iH America.
H. HtL&oSh lieutenant ioFrrl'r 'i Sttte q New grt
r1s aa< r5nnEr TrE II lqclistry ana Ns,e sisiiea.
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THE undersigned having entered into part
nership respectfully announce to the public
generally, that they are now prepared to fur
ni>h anything in their line at exceedingly low
rates. We are now opening an elegant Stock
Of Hardware, Cutlery, House Furnishing Goods,
Tin Japanned, Brass, French, and BIittanm
Ware, Willow, Cedar, and Pine Ware, Nails.
Glass, Brushes Putty, SC, sc. 4 large stock
Of TIN-WARE constantly on hand,- OF onr own
manufacture. Spoulng and other work done
to order, as usual. STOVES of every dpScrip-
ton for wood or coal, of which we are Just re-
criving some beautiful new patterns. AIso Farm
implements in great variety, warranted as rep
resented, the best and latest Inventions of thr
day. And, as we are every week receiving
goods from Philadelphia, Baltimore. or Pits
burg, we will always endravor 10 keep full
supply of everything in our line, or at least
furnish any article required at short no
tice.
We are also prepared to furnish all kinds Of
Lead Pipe, Water and Pump Fixtures, at low
rates. We cordially invite all to give Us call,
aud especially The Ladi"s, as we have nearly
everything to make house keeping easy from
Needle 10 Cooking Stove.
GEO. BLYMIRE,
WM HARTLEY.
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Country Physicians can have their orders
filled at City prices at DR.. Harry's.
Bedford, Dec >, 1886.
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DlSSOLU TION.

The partnership heretofore existing between
the Undersigned, trading under the name and
firm OF Heinsing & Brdeham, in the Dry goods
business, has this day been dissolved by mutual
consent. A II business Of the late Firm will be
attended to by Geo. Hensling, who is duly au-
thorized to make all collections and raw all
debts.
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WILLIAM WILKINS,
y. 3. BROWNE,
JOHN CRESSW ELL. JR..
WILLIAM II. WELSH,
JAMES FL. WALTON,
HENRY FETTER.
THOMAS p. kNON,
JOSEPH LAERACH,
JONATHAN ELY,
GEORGE P. STEELE,
JOHN c. EVANS.
GEORGE w. BREWER.
RICHARDSON WRIGHT.
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FARM FOR SALE.

A FARM, containing 200 acres, more or less,
in Franklin County, Pa, is offered for sale.
Particulars can be had by inquring of the sub
scriber in Bedford
VALENTINE STECKMAN.
May 16, 1856.
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REMOVED

The undersigned take this method of inform"
ing their former patrons, and the public in gen"
era, that they have removed their entire Stock
of goods from the West end of Bedford TO the
Colonade Store, lately occupied by Capt jacob
Reed. where they will be PLEASED to see their
old customers, and all who will favor them with
a call.
All kind of produce taken in exchange for
goods at cash prices.
They hope by fair dealing and evinclng
desire to please, to continue to receive liberal
share of the public patronage.
J. *. j. Nj. SHOEMAKER
July 25, 1856.
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EBEEsgS GAaEs Books.
c~vl2., DIR. F. {. REAMER
E5GI
a3 Having purchased the Drug aGs4AsW
"a and Book Store OF Dr.. S. D. Scott, viii
constantly keep on hand at his establishment
in Julianna Street, a complete assortment Of
Drugs, Medicines, Dye Sufs, Paints, Oils,
Window Glass, Varnishes, Brushes Of all kinds.
Patent Medicines, Lamps, Perfamery, Fanc7
Soaps, &c. Sc together with an extensive col
lection Of School and Miscellaneous Books.
Blank Books, Common and Fancy Stationery,
sc. which he offers at greatly reduced prices
for cash. Bedford, Feb. II, 1894.
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GEO. HEINSLTNC,
JNO. G.. BRIDEHAM.

The undersigned will continne the business
IN The same place, where he will be pleased to
wait on all who may give him a call
GEO. HEINSLING.
Jan. 27, 1857.
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For Pnpies and wrinkles ard frrckles and tan,
Nothing has e'pr heen discovered bv nan,
Like that Wonderful prodoct OF tropical bowers,
The popular Balm Of a Thou>and Flowers
10 be had al Dr. Harry's Drug & Book Store.
March s. 1887.
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Bloody Run, May %, 1857.
NOTICE.

All persons are cautioned against fishing. hunting,
or otherwise tresspassing upon my farm in Bedford
Township. as VIII prosecute any no do 20 without
leave, without respectto persons
PHILIP ZlNMERS.
June 10, 1857.
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WALL AND BLIND PAPER.
March g..

IRON.-B BIacksmith's and Others are nfornle
ed we have just received large supply OF Re-
fined Iron-warranted best quality.
A. B. CRAMER & co.
BOOTS s. SHOES.-Thp subscribers have
just opened large supply of Boots add Shoes,
suitable for Fall and Winter.
H. b. CR.AHER s. Co.
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VIII. POSTER,

Bazin's fancy Toilet Soaps, Shaving Creams,
sc. Just received aod for sale at Dr. Harry's
cheap Drug Store.
As the season for chaPPed hands and faces is
is coming on, we advise our friends TO 90 10
Dr.. Harry's cheap Drug Store and purchase
box of Bazn's Amandinp, for the prevention
and cure Of chaPPed hands. Only 374 cents
per box.
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
HUNTINGDON AND BROAD TOP RAIL RO

HUN!INGDUN AND BROAD TOP RAIL ROAD
On and after Monday, March ID 1857, two pas
senger trains a day. each way (excrpt Sunia, :
viii run between HOPEWELL < HUNTINGTON.
Leaving HoprweIi al 1915 p VI 4 Clio PM.
arriving al Hopewell at $40 A NJ 4 $40 NJ
Connecting al Huntington with trains for East and
West, via. Penna r. K.
THOS. T. WEIRMAN,
Huniingdon' eb. 70, 1871 Sup't.
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Dec. 20, 1856.

ST. Nicholas Hotel.
G II Ill brrlon0, I'll 3.
The Proprietor respectfully begs leave to in
form the travelling public that this house has re-
Gently been thoroughly re-ftted and completely
renovated, and is now ready 10 receive guests
1t is the earnest desire and intention Of the
Proprietor to give perfect satisfaction to those
who favor bim with their patronage. A libe-
raj share is confidently expected.
SAMUEL LUMAN, Proprietor.
Successor to II. R. Dow & Co.
Cumberland, Aug. 10, 1855.
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WASHINGTON EgOTEE.

March 81, 1857.
Smyrna times., 1857-07-22
Correspondence Of the Smyrna Times.
Affairs about Town.

Mr. EDITOR You may think il strange that
q woman shsuld select such a curious subject
TO write upon but you cannot wonder at it
when tell you that IN every quarter there is a
grosshopand gambling-hel and that 1t snot
safe for lady to walk through our streets after
sundown without a gentleman to protect her
from insult and annoyance OF the Young
America representation, who, as in common
parlauce we say, are /" no taller than the knee
Of grasshopper." And then, thinking Of the
noble intellects that bow at the shrine of wick
einess, can help, as a rIghtthinking woman,
welding my pen. If not my tongue, against
the evils Why is it that you do not have more
marriages to record within the limits of the
town! Is it because the ladies Of Smyrna are
not as industrious and economical as they used
90 bel No. | can answer that; and if you
want to know for yourself, just call on lady
early in the morning; she will, perhaps, meet
you at the door, without dreaming Of such a
thin5 as seeing you. How do you hnd her! =
La her dislabile, aud with cheeks red with ex-
ercise. And does she offer YOU an apology =
No; no strong-minded woman will do that 1t
you can't respect her ss she is, she don't want
your respect, for il ID not worth having. And,
then. why is il that there are 30 many young
men who do not 90 into ladies' comp my at all /!
IL il because they are so vicious that no pure
minded woman will tolerate their presencS -
And why, agnin, is il that SO few gentlemen
offer to take ladies TO the Beach when parties
are gotten up! II all falls on few noble fel-
lows,--God bless them! We appreciate their
attention. Bat think it's bard tkat gentle.
us, has to take two ladies just tb please some
scamp. or to make up a /" set ~ 7-bui. my how
much attention they show AFTER ones arrival
there without any thanks 10 tbbm. Ii lsttend
cd auclI places, would not eagage in a single
quaAriIls with eontractedisouIed fellow thai
can't see an inch ahead of!5a dollar. except &c
gratify his own selfish hlsts iou think ths
ladies don't kno@ oi yonr conduci. but you're
lpneh mistaken. can ieli you for hasn't they
fathers and brotherslo warn them against you
and cant their pare hearis teach them wher
they come 10 contaet with an impure and zen
snss person Don't you believe il lave note
eyery look. and tone. and sture, and sum then
~. nnsiyss The yaole, AID put down blacl
Smyrna times., 1857-07-22

FoUR DAYS LATER FRoM EUROPE.--AhemPt-
ed lnsHrrectiOn IN Haly--Ercite,nent in Spain.
New York, July l9-The U. =. Mail Steam
ship Vanderbilt arrived to day.
The shipment of telegraphIc cable on board
the Niagara was proceedieg satsfa ctorily. She
is expected to be ready for sea by the Goth inst.
The SusQuehanna was expected IN the Mersey
ON the llth lust.
The Paris correspondent Of the Times says
that the insurrection in Naples'is put down at
all points. Two engagements between the in
surgents and Royal troops are stated TO have
taken place on the frontiers OF Ca.abra, and in
The first il is alleged the insurgents lost 100,
and The econd 80 men.
The flow OF gold mo the Bank Of England
continued active.
The English money market was fiat, and
breadstnfs had declining tendency.
The Bank of England expected lower rate
of discount on Thursday week. There were
great fluctuations in American shures.
Dispatches from Madrid speak Of revolu-
tionary attempts in the south Of Spain. They
had been, suppressed. Madrid was tranquil.
GRAND TRIAL OF MowING MAcHINEs--The
Nanny Machine Victorions.--Syrac1se, N. Y,
July l4.-The trial OF mowers came off to day
Upwards ofIwen'y uiachiues were entered, and
the display at starting was very fine. All did
well, but il was soon apparent that the real con-
test was between the NANNY with Woods i'm
prOvelnent and the Ketchum machines. The
struggle was close, the Nanny coming in
sllghEly ahead. Rapldity OF work, however,
does act determine the question of superiority.
'rhe other tests will be made during the week.
or Syracuse, July 2O.-The grind contest
Of the reaping MACHINES Is over. The result
will be annousced at the U. 3. Socety's Fair.
to be held at Louisville, in September next.
or The Southern Wheat Crop 10 said to be
the largest ever grown in thai pnri Of the Union,
Georgia, Tsansssee. North ami South CaroI,-
ma produced, 10 the aggregate, four and a halt
millions OF bushels, and Charleston j. the mar
ket tor nearly the whole Of IL For the last
nine months there have been exported to Spain
from Charleston some tnOO0 barrels Of -four.
insacks and barrels, said to equal tie Spanish
sfiicls.
Smyrna times., 1857-07-22
Correspondence Of the Smyrna Times.
A Line to Young America.
Smyrna, Del.
SMYRNA, July -, 1857

SMYRNA, July -, 1857.
Mr. Young America" you are trying to
correct the abuses of society in our town.
wish you much success You WELD the wea-
pons aud wear the coat of mail of Goliath,
while am only little David, with three smooth
stones in shepherd: bag, but |, as we'll as
you, would try the same employment.
Mr.. Young America, have you not forgotten
in your haste, the old maxim, What will not
soften, will harden" Witness the sun,-ii
will melt wax, but it will burden bread it will
mflt ice, but will harden sea-water. The
7oung of our village are like the young of all
villages, aye! and of all other places they
have good and evil in their ures,-GOd plant
ed the good, Satan the evil; there is a war in
their hearts, as in yours and mIne-a battle
raging, which will wax hotter and hotter until
God or Satan gains the victory. When that
victory becomes final, our young people ndi.
vidually, will give themselves up to the ways
of virtue or TO the ways of vice. The first
choice will make good citizens Of them, when
perhaps you and are sleeping in the grave
yard; the latter choice will make them bad
citizens wherever they reside, be it in palaces
or cottages of the poor. Now, go on with your
corrections. sir but, the next time, remember.
=" Soft words turn away wrath, but grieyous
words stir up anger"
Young ladies and gentlemen, little David
has one word for you, while he talks to your
friend Young America, (for He, NO DOUBT, is
YouR FRIEND, tho he tried to catch lies with
vinegar.) hope you may enjoy yourselves
very much this year, If you live, but let your
enioyments be so innocent at ali times, that il
you should die before the end of it, you may
not have lived in vain. YOUTH's LOVER.
Smyrna times., 1857-07-22

mark for you, five can't avsid you altogelher,-l
we can tell as as we see ulan, or as soon
as we converse with him, whether he scars aloit
above the vain and empty trfies that ,ccupy
base mind,-we caniell by the expression of his
c0untenance and the animation radiating from
his eye, whether he appreciates nobesouled
woman or not, or whether he Judges them by
his own base mind, or the few miserable crea-
tures that have been deluded by hls falls prOmi-
ses, aud appearance of love. which he used to
lead them from the paths of rectitude. Oh, We
know you you can hide nothing from us,-and
VIC are too independent to tolerate your pre-.
sence, or treat you with anything like marked
poiteness, when we are persuaded you Judge
as by an impure standard.
Perhaps, am too harsh. But come with me,
MIR. Editor, | will show you thrilling scene
from real life,-come enter noiselessIy this
cottage, without disturbing its inmates -
look there do you see the smile that lights up
the young mothers eye, and the pride that
sparkles in the father's as they gaze upon their
tirst-born-their hope, their darling; and behold
him as he takes the babe in his arms and clasps
the mother TO his hreast,-does he not feel that
he wouldn't part with his treasures fer all the
wealth of the Indies! But look aga n,--lhere
comes the serpent to charm him away from his
Eden; it comes in an insinuating way, (when
did you know one to come in any other y A
man seeks his acquaintance; he is witty and
lively that none may withstand bis influence,
! he speaks in highest terms Of religion and mo-
rality,-he talks eloquently of home, of the
sweet prallle of innocent children, of their
holy influence TO subdue mans nature, of the
delight IN watching the unfolding Ut their in
tellects; he speaks Of all this, and yet asks the
husband TO join club. Well, the object is to
debate" lie don't know he never absents
himself from the home circle, but, just for one
hour, he thinks he might; he'll ask his wife
We'll, she don't approve Of it, but don't oppose
it, for fear he might think she wanted him tied
to her apron strings; and here his fall conn.,
menceS,- goes on gradually, until he has for.
saken wife, home, friends, child, and all that he
held dear i'll life. FLORA.
Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1857-07-22
To THE PUBLIC.

THE subscriber would inform his friends and
the public generally, that he intends to run
Baggage Wagons g. Hacks toand from the Rail
road Depot, near Snlyrna, for the purpose of
conveying Passengers, carrying Freight, Bag
gage, &c. He expects to locate in the west
part of Smyrna, where all orders will be thank
mlly received and promptly attended to.
or lie will also run Wagons to aud from
Smyrna Landing, f,r the purpose of haulins
Goods, Lumber, Iron, or anything that may
come by the Vessels H.
Thankful for past hyots, he hopes TO merit
and receive liberal share Of the public patron-
age. EBENEZElt LURTY.
Dc. lo,"55,n.
Smyrna times., 1857-07-22
CLIFF L. NEWLINS.
Glass Marbles! Glass Marbles
Valuable Farm for Sale

THE subscriber will sell at private sale, the
FARM on which he now resides, situated in
Maryland, just over the Delaware line. on the
road leading from Smyrna to Milington, adj
joining the lands of Mrs. Lydia Hazel, James
Hazel aud others, and containing go ACRES.
more or less. About half of which is in a Oood
state of cultivation. and the balance well ser
with TIMBER. For further Information annIv
to the undersigned, OH the premises
Je2i-lm. WM. s. SMITH,
Smyrna times., 1857-07-22
Varnishes ! Varnishes !

BERNHARD CALMAN, No. $50 (Old No.
75) North Fourth street, between Cherry
Il Race, upper side, Philadelphia,
Manufacturer of all kinds Varnlshes & Japans,
Has always ON hand large stock of the best Cabl-
net VarnIshes from 81 Is upwards Coach Iarnshes
from ~ % upwards; Damar FarnIsh from 81 30, up
wards Best drying Japan; Black Iron Vurnshes,
Paper NarniShes, China Gloss Narnisnes, ETC., etc.
apr silly
Smyrna times., 1857-07-22
Life Illustrated is a ;b.s,-,.;as

Lille Illustrated Is a in,si-giass
Pictorial Weekly journal, devoted 10 Enter.
Isl9ment, Improvement, and Progr,. = Designed
70 encourage spir' "l Hop. 6Iae,,n IS, Self.
Reliance aud AcIh y; To .:in -. Life in all
its phases. A = - toe. :r.ai Weekly
Paper, which ought 70 - re- .,c,y family.
Published at 81 year, 81 Tor ohe.half year,
aud to Clubs ol Four three mo,ths for One
Dollar Try IT, Address.
FOW LER " W rii.'"> 3JS Rrnadway,
New York.
OF Tue Panama Star says: life nlustra-
ted Is one OF the best papers Published in The
United States. We know of no more nstruc.
tive and interesting publication fSr fanlily read
ing. Young and old, parents and children, high
aud low, rich aud poor, will find something 10
sIii them in ils columns.
Smyrna times., 1857-07-22
NE xA ~9A .~ szzs
improved Patent Adjustable
IL IN per and lower,
For 1857.
5000 OF the above Machines were made and
a sold lnst Seusun

5000 OF the above Machines were made and
sold last seusOn.
ALL the improvements Of lS56 were applied
TO the MACHINES made at our shop the pas !
year, to winch we have added the following !
Strengthening the cutter bar, by means OF
stiff bar oi angle lfon, extending along The
back aud undersIdes, which prevents it from
sprlnglng.
Instead OF the Lever, we have applied Me-
chanical Horse for raising and lowering the
Machine, On which the dischurger sits and
thereby does away with the stand as hereto
fore-lt only needs TO be seen TO be convinced
Of its great value--it enables the manager OF
the machine, while in full motion, to vary the
height OF cut at pleasure, not requiring him
TO stop and re-adjust the Machine, when COM
ing to spots where the grain is short or lodg-
ed, which shows glaring defect in all ma
chimes without it. The machine can be
changed from a Reaper to Mower in less
than minute, without shifting single bolt
or screw.
This Machine will ever continue to excel all
others in simplicity Of construction, in facility
of management and by its perfect ada ptation TO
uneven grounds; by its means of adiustability
to various heights of cutting, with a wheel at
the managers seat; and by its being the only
in the world.
A warranty is given to each purchaser that
the Machine is well made and of good lnateri-
ais; and that it will NOW as we'll as can be
done with the scythe and reap as we'll as can
be done with the cradle.
Price of the Combined Reaper and Mower
$40 at our shop--a credit will be given until
the 10Th of June, by giving a negotiable nore
those preferring to pay cash a discount at the
rate Of per cent. will be deducted. If longer
time be wished, interest will be added from June
18th, 1857.
We make the above conditions TO induce the
Farmers to come forward and take the machines
out of our way put them together.
The following extras furnished with each
machine: Knife, Oil Can, Wrench, Guard
Finger, Section Knife, aud u Discharging
Rake-Doublc and Single Trees and Neck
fOrke, will be furnished at moderate prices.
WM. JOHNSON a. CO.,
Newark. Del.
WE are the authorized Agents for the sale
OF the above described Reaper and Mower,
(Manny's lmprOved.) SO noted throughout the
country. We know the Machine and have
seen il work, and, without hesitation, can truly
say, it is The best and cheapest Reaper IN use,
| will give more entire satisfaction.
| A supply of he Machines will be constantly
! kept on hand.
Also, the best Revolving Wheat Raker.
GEO. w. CUMMINS u co.
Smyrna, May Ii, 1851 [m2O.2m.
Smyrna times., 1857-07-22
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Send at once to FOWLER AND WELLS,
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most cheeriuly recommend it 10 the public as
one of the best family newspapers in the coun-
try.-SOuthcrH Teacher.
Smyrna times., 1857-07-22

WOODLAND AM."-Pomade for
BeGHt3ying the Hair highly perfumed. supe-
rior to any french article imported, and for half
the price. For dressing Ladies' Hair it has no
equal, giving tia bright glossy appearance
1t causes Gentlemen's Hair to carl in the most
natural manner. 1t removes dandrif, always
giving the Hair the appearance of being fresh
shampooned. Price only fifty cents, None
genuine unless signed.
PETklDGE & Co, N. Y, Proprietor of the
"BGlm Of a Thousand FTOuserS. "
For sale by all druggists.
Smyrna times., 1857-07-22
Singers Sewing Machines.

To all who SEW or use SEWING MACHINES
The srperb new Marble Building oi I. vi. Singer & Co.
No. I5S Broadway, corner Oi Grand st, New York,
Will be opened for inspection and the transaction Of
business, on Thursday July ID, 1857. CiIzens and
strangers Visiting the city respectfully invited to
call aud examine the EsIu ubshmenI, and see the
Gus sly les of the Singing Sew Machine in operation.
/. NJ. SINGER & CO.,
jyl5-lm I5S Broadway. New Ysrk