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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-02-18
b The Real Martyrs of the Age

ltis matter to be deeply regretted
that, among the many applications Of la
Dor to modern luxury or convenience,
there should be so much Of suffering
Speaking upon this point. some one has
mentioned the manufacture Of lace rs a
forcible illustration u this fact. Some Of
the finest kinds require thread so fine
that il must be spun and worked in damp
cellars, process which costs annually
hundreds Of female lives. When all the
court Of England goes. into mourning,
four dozen girls, il has been ascertained
from irrefutable facts, are rendered blind
for life. SO trying TO the eyes is the i'm
mense labor on black lace which such tru
ly mournful events entail. Finally, We
are told that the recent death Of young
woman in Paris, employed at lace clean.
ing, gave rise TO an investigation as TO the
method employed. since post morlem
exam nation Of the unfortunate girl re.
vealed the presence Of large quantity
Of oxy,lized lead in the system. 1t ap-
peared that the lace ia cleaned by Bel
gian process, being whtened by repeated
ly busting il with white lead. Thus from
the beginning to the end Of the process,
we find the beautiful luxury cau.ing sui
fering and death. 10 81. lr.4314h .eas
In the manufacture Of friction hes,
disease Of most terrible character eats
away the bones and destroys life in great
proportion of the operatives whenever
slight wound gives an entrance to the
subtle and insidious poisons employed.
Scores Of arts are thus burdened BY
fearful penalties to those practising them
and ye. ii is remarkable that less has been
done to relieve these sufferings than for
any others. Science pushes On with new
inventions, reckless Of the results, and
only caring to show what brilliant and
startling deeds can be achieved. tits like
a French hospital where amputations are
effected with more rapidity than any one
wouldimagiue- where, in short, the most
arnazing surgical operations are perform
ed with ineridibe skill, and where, after
all. the patient dies from careless nursing.
We would commend to thoee danes
who will not eat slsve-grown sugar, the
consistency Of indulging in luxuries which
require sslhs' The worst slavery in the world
toProduce them, and would recommend
to any gentleman desirous Of deyoting a
aifr 10 the good of humanity. THAT they
follow science, with view Of relieving
the suffefings which it brings with it,
They are many in number. dreadful ia
character. and present wide field to the
philanthropist,. Z 64'SaAo - a. ~ |
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-02-18

Fear and tremble Ye delinquents
There is terrible retribution awaiting
you unless you ''pay up!" How awfu
the thought-but read the following. and
if you will be d--d, we can't help it,
"TeIl me angelic hosts, '-
Ye messengers of love, e
Shall suffering printers here below b
Have no redress abovsf , -,.4a.
( The angel lands replied 81.
To us is knowledge given
Delinquents on the printers book e
Can never enter heaven r"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-02-18

H Beauty and wit will die--lsarnipg
md wealth will vanish away--all the arts
Of life will be forgotten--but virtue will
live forever. Planted on earth. in . cold
uncongenial cline, it will bloom and bios.
som in Heaven.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-02-18

N1Punch says "To find out whom
a child loves make it present AMI no.
tice to whom it is most eager to show
that present exullingly, To find out
who woman hates--do exactly the
same thing. '',' s''
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-02-18

DANIEL A DEAD HEAD --Spesking Of
lions--there was an " idea" Of the hard,
shell preacher, who was disconIsing Of
Daniel in the den Of lions: aas 5@d. bos5a
"There he sat all night looking atthe1
show for nothing. Itdid'nt cost him'a
cent" pa si. 20 isyo7g1f ~ aaa tSas
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-02-18

"Wiggins is going 10 study the (aer.S
man language sincehis mis- pronunciasions
Of name he saw near the Planters Hos
iel in the city Of "Helfenstein.' which'hss
rendered .Hell.fenced-in,'' sssI ~ "a
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-02-18

Sharp Dandy.-I say. fellow. il two
pigs weigh twenty pounds. how much
will a large hog weigh? casa 90 7i9e
Pork Dsaler.-Jump into the scales
and I'll tell you 10 minute.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-02-18

GT A sailor was recently brought be.
fore a magistrate for beating his wife.
when the magistrate attempted to reason
with him and reach his heart:-- 70 ass4o
Why. Jack. this is not like a British
sailor to beat bis wife. Besides, you
ought to know that she is the weaker
vessel'~ .sa uDrsa 2Hsor Sos
" Thunder p criedrJack. !" then she
yht not to carry so much sailil" ID GOES
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-02-18

E Mr.. Albert Smith wrote once in a
hotel VISITORS book his inilisls-.A. S."
Some wag wrote underneath, 1.-TWO.
thirds or the truth"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-02-18
Beer Drinking In Germany.
Williams Of the Utica Herald, in rae

Williams Of the Utica Herald, IN racy
letter, dated Heidelberg. says: ''-
Total abstinence is supposed by compe.
tent ju 'gcs. to be at u slightly low ebb in
these parts. l believe I may say without
slandering my German friends, that ev
erybody--saint and sinner-young and
old--peasant and landlord, drinks. When
| find a teetotelar I intend to buy i'm up
and exhibit him through Germany, as the
latest specimen Of u i0sus n tu,e. am
ssis6ed the speculation would pay. o.
course beer is the general staple. It's a
luxury that one may indulge in without
very ruinous consequences TO ones health
or pocket. 1t costs about the rate of 4
cent and hall pint. so that for the
price Of an ordinsry fashionable Ameri.
can drink one may pretty essentially sat.
urate himself with this national bever,
age" 1t is wonderful what practice
will enable one to do. Many Of these
Germans, from being half "broaght up"
on beer. make no account Of swallowing
gal on at a single slit ng. The students
are in the habit Of cha llengng each 9TH
er to see who can drink the most beer
without stopping for breath. The "boat"
ranging In size from two 10 four pints is
filled to the brim and empiied by the sue
cessful champion amid loud bravos. 1t
is really wonder how the fellows are
enabled 10 contain SO much. They seem
TO set at defiance the laws of hydrostat-
les. In watching them pour down pint
after pint, until they become inflated like
ladders, one marvels they do not burst
open like cider barrels during the working
crisis.
And yet one sees liNle or no drunken.
ness IN Germany. Everybody ''indulges"
but nobody gets "over the bay" You
see no blear-eyed topels hanging around
the drinking shops as in America and
Great Britain. l have now been in
Germany nearly two months, and have
seen but two or three persons in oxica.
ted. The spectacle Of drunken man
reeliny through the street is one happily
SO rare as to excite special marvel. Nor
do those terrible diseases, resulting from
intemperance, exist here. | am unable
TO end the record Of a single instance Of
delirium tremens within the experience Of
any one wi b whom have conversed !;
and indeed Dr.. P, Professor Of Pc.
litical Economy in the University. in.
forms me that it is nearly or quite un-
known. So far from being injured by
drinking, the Germans apparently derive
benefit thercfrom. They are almost uni.
for'nly healthy looking. and take to beer
as naturally as child to its mothers
milk. The reason is obvious. The vii.
lainous stuff we guzze down in America,
being about one part..spirits to seven parts
poison, destroys the coat Of the stomach.
corrupts the blood, skaters the nerves,
aeadens the brain. and degenerales the
whole system. The beer and wine Of this
country. on the contrary. being light and
pure, exhilerate without Intoxicating,
md prop.up the system without under.
mining its powers. aF s'.a" % '.4'
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-02-18

AT . colored bali the following notice
was posted on the doorposl: - h4h
"Tiekets fifty cents. No gemn,an ad
mttted unless be comes himself"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-02-18

Eg One pedant. speaking Of another.
says: .t-.-5. -,
He cant bear natural fool" where
upon the other sharply retorted--"Un.
fortunately your mother could" .
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-02-18

Happy is the traveller that is poor
enough to have old clothes. and proud
enough 10 wear them. for pride. fter all.
is more than half virtue, while vanity
at brsl is almost too weak to be vice.
Chicugo Journal. .r; ; ..s..E q.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-03-04
HONOLULU ISLANDS, MARCH .Rga4s SEoa,
yuusss ana ganos.
TC LET,
A GOOD. CONVENIENT DWELL

os1 GOOD. CONVENIENT DWELLING
S& House, and other buildings suitable for lodging
- with spacious yard, good wel bathing house.
and other convenience family located makai
the large native church kaumakap, and bounded
sides by Bereana and Smith Whoever wish
rent sail premises and take the 18th fe
will please apply to REV. L. SMITH.
Honolulu, Jam 20, 1855 S2-3m
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FOR SALE AT A GREAT BARGAIN! I!
o. THE SUBSTANTIAL AND ELEGANT
N:i. Dwelling House and occupied by Oral
Wood, Esq, Road, and adjoining
place Asher b. Bates Esq offered for sale for ONE
HA LF the cost Of the improvements
The House imported from Boston, and is large conven
and complete repair having cellar under the whole Of it,
There premises which
wel watered every part
The premises Of Building Lots and will be sold
separately desired and II owned
lot will afford pasture for a horse and
Inquire Of ORAL WOOD. o the premises, or ASHER B.
BATES. S3-n
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rs ACKNOWLEDGED TO BE. BY ALL
who have tried it the best TOXIC and AHIDysPErzo eeer
presented the Hawaiian public.
In New City, Buffalo, N. T. and San rrancisco uce
the Turner world, II has
unprecedented degree Of popularity owing sy 20 IL
tary and extraordinary medical properties
MEDICAL MEN and MEN al prouounoe 4 % b TIE
most healthul and invgoratne and whether v $50 ~
adults infants is effects alike beneficial II ruRH
vDeErABLE, and IL composed Of
The juice Of berries, herbs- Wild plants and rooes
The Springs first buds, the mellow Autunns fruifs
The bright wild nowers whose fragrance charms ths boo
The op'nng leaves, the bark Of the forest tree
The bubous mountain slope that's found;
The spreading vine that grows in maxshy Ground
FOR ssle by G. L RICHARD6 : CO.,
sotf soLs AG11Ts ron HoNoxuLu.
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,ry blossoms but never bears.
as no legs; but scandal has wings
aen live as if they were Door all their lives.
lthy when they die.
, is an antidote against slanderous tongue.
8 gr5w old betimes; but injuries are long
,ess is little better than halfway house
cident and design.
ok wiser than eagles, and many a sheep
ses for chamois.
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Commercial Advertiser.


he struggled kiss her. She struggled the same
To prevent him 50 boId and undaunted;
BUT smitten hy lightning, he heard her exclaim.
sAvaunt, sir :" and of he avaunted
But when he returned, with the tendishest laugh,
>Showing clearly that be was afronted,
ireafened by main force to carry her on,
cried :" Don't :" and the poor fellow don'ted.
-'e meekiy approached, and sat down at her feet,
ing aloud, as before he had ranted,
re would forgive him, and try to he sweet
said, % Can't you ~ the dear girl recanted.
oftiy he whispered, :. Ho~ could you do sof
.tiiy thought jilsed;
l thou with me, to the parson well 20;
IL thou my dear ~ and she wilted
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS
UUsT RECEIvED-And for sale BY the under
q signed:
Oyster crackers, soda crackers, butter crackers,
Wine crackers. water crackers, ginger snaps,
Jenny Lind cakes, smoked herrings, re1ned lard,
Crushed sugar. dried apples, split peas, corn meal
English dairy cheese, sugar cured han9s
Coddsh, Carolina rice white BEANS California onions,
Cranberrles, naccaroni, vermicelIi,
Zante currants citron peel, soft shell almouds
Nutmegs, susser 0,loug tea. suPr green to-
Iniian corn, hops, Engsh wAinuts
fbbls Haxal h,ur. 2-fb tins oysters,
LIB tins oysters, and 2-b tins lobsters,
2-tb tins clarns lib tins assorted meats,
lib tiis lib tins game,
Hf and or sarliles. and 2b tins gresn peas,
2-fb tins tur lips, f-b tns green c1rn,
2-ib tins peaches. ID tins q:inces,
2-tb tins p-ars, lib tins damscns, a*sst
2-ib tins 2 ib tins prunes,
2-ib ms apric IT, lib tins crsnh,rry jam,
lib tins cranberry sauce, lib tins cuErRnt Jelly,
lib tins raspberry jam, 1-ib tins strawberry jam,
Ass rtei English jams, bl1ater passe,
rican pickles. Elgish pickles,
rzish mustari, cassa and alspice.
Cloves ginger, tartar and soda,
Sal-rttus AMI black pepper, tomato ketcfup,
Olive oil and lemon syrup. raspberry vinegar,
English pie fruits, AMI pepper sauce,
Chutnee aul ass,rtei sauces, India curry powder,
ASS rtei herbs, Cayenne parp r, cariway seed,
Yeast powder, Fr,nch mustari bottles candles,
Pembroke salt. Spanish olives, stearne candles,
Cider vinegar, starch, sup.r chewing tobacco,
Anchovies and salt, pearl sago, tapnca.
Ness pork, Masons backing pain-killer,
Dupont powder, CASTLE soap, fine cut tobacco,
Bags California nour, corn brooms, brown soap.
Constantly on hand,
Fresh Groand CoGee.
ee-tf 7. MossMAN I SON.
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CUARLEs w. VINCENT.

cONrRACroR AND BUILDER The undersigned would in-
form friends and the PUBLIC that he has taken the vel
Known Carpenter premises Of c. r. LEVERS Esq., on Fort
street and that pafroge heretofore 50 beraly
bestowed. in the various branches OF Building,
p1ans Specifications Contracts attended to with prompt
- 80 ' 0uARLxs ". VINCENT.
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TO LET.
IA THE DWELLING HOUSE. CORNER
::H Alakea and Hotel streets, occupied by G
E4k S6-tf Apply to Is. W. FIELD.
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]. III. WOOD.

Manufacturer Importer and Dealer in Boots and Shoes Of every
DESCRIPTION Findings, Pump Sole, Rigging Harness.
and Patent Leathers Calf Goat, Hog, and Buck Skins
Trunks yaIises SI@ing Gloves Fols, and Masks Black
Ing Brushes Hosiery, &c Brick Shoe store corner OF
rryf and Merchant sts-, Honoluu- H. l. July LIT
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BOOKBINDING
DONE IN VARIETY OF ST YLES
IL neatly substantially and fair terms Law Books
Music Newspapers &c. bound order. Portfolios, Scrap
Books Herbariums Drawing Books and Blank Books male to
ORDER Of ships have their Navigation and Log
Books bound and repaired the Mission Office,
Kawaiahao. Old Books rebound at short notice.
Orders may also be lea at H. M. WHITNEY,S Book
store, Honolulu. MANUEL RUSSELL
July /. 1S56.1
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UTAI AHEE.

UTAI & AHEE,
Agents the Papaoa Sugar Plantations Hlo
Importers and Wholesale and Retail Dealers in China
Goods, hand offer for sale, their establish
ents King street, Honolulu, and at Lhaina, Maui,
Sugar, Moasses, Syrup, Tea, Coffee, and large and
varied assortment Of general merchandise
Honolulu, August T. 1857. e9-ly
j. WORTH,
Dealer Merchandise, Ho Hawaii Ships supplied
recruits the shortest notice, reasonable terms
plI. ~ exchange vantel Jul 1S56-tf
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TO RENT OR LEASE.
- A FINE TEN.ACRE FARM. ENCLOS.
NS& ed with stone WALL with comfortable HOUSE and
Outhouses situated in Manoa Valley within ten minutes
ride of Honoulu. Inquire Of j. BOOTH,
S5-tf National Hotel.
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HONOLULU SOAP WORKS,

ne THANKFUL ROR PAST DAVOD0L
"A and prepared, with thelr pssssne iVgsvnnp -
neats Soot OIL - t,
% And always ready 70 bsy q tzs1s ~ tusw, - -
an kinds a kitchen crease. eolY
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uuIE THIRD ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF THE

III
Monday the 3D. day January their
will continue from six 10 eight weeks
exhibited paintings sculpture
drawings architectural designs and engravngs.
The gallery will be open their reception
Goth December and 20 later period for works
exhibition which night BIO yoiaby delayed shipment
portaton.
The win
association all works forwarded agents by
whom circulars addressed, the
responsible damage sustained by While
the sale Of works exhibited deposited gallery
mission OF 10 per cent will be charged
description suitable for insertion in the catalogue should be
nched each forwarded together with
The and the and address
by shipment OF the
works.
By order Of the board ol management
HORATIO STONE President.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. 0, 1888 Nov 7-lawu
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THE WASHINGTON UNION


BY JAS. q, MCGUIRE. * CO, Auctioneers.
FURNITURE AND HOUHEH0I.b EFFECTS AT
~ fubic sAlEon Friday morning November the 9Th, al 10
O'Clock al The residence o. gentleman declining housekeeping No
1913 si street east between North Streets shall sell
the furniture and effects comprising
Mahogany hair spring seat 0lls
Rocker aud parlor chairs
Mahogany dining card, and breakfast tables
Carpets, OIL cloth and mating
Lounges, cane scat chairs, rockers
Mahogany secretary and bookcasez
Bealstesds, bureaus. ani washstands
FEATHER beds bcsNrs and pillows
Hair and hush Hssifeases
blankets, comforts spreads
Window curtains shades
Cane and seatc hal
China glass, and orochery
Cooking, alright, and Franklin stoves
Together with general assortment Of household kitchen
quiilea.
Terms $50 and under cash; that
days Tor satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing interest
JAS, C. MCGUIRE Co.
Nov Id Auciioneers
The above sale is postponed in consequence of the
rain until Wednesday morning November hour and place
JAS. c. MCGUIRE CO.,
Nov I'D Aletionecr.
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United states Hotel.
THE aGREAT REPUBLICv MONTHLY

TO THE PUBLIC THE BOOK AND PERIODICAL TRADE AND TIE
PRESS.
WE have the honor to announce that we shall
wv issue about tho 1t OF December next be
the attention OF the public tho period
cal trade the @ number lu Magazine called
TiE GREAT REPUBLIC MONTHLY.
Intended to make this Magazine superior every respect
anything before issued this county The general scope of It's
character best be understood by it, II
sAuoSAIS SECTIONAL amt
will offer thinkers OF this Union field
where they the highest Of literature
will aim 10 gather about il every variety OF Intellect
The articles viii wide covering
grounds Essays, Sketches Humorous Tales, Stories Historical Incl
dents Reviews Crqucs ographes ScienAo Articles Travels
BILE Talk, Dramas neients Politics Poems Ballads Sianzas Sonct
Music Correspondence, Gossip, &c. &c, Sc,
The Magazue Will be prosey illustrated in the highest style
wood engraving.
The literary department viii present greater variety combined with
thorough excellence believed than
tho anecan public In single periodical The following authors
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Auction SALES.
By yAs. Q. MceuIRE . CO.. AuetIonstts.

UNRuSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE Lvf ON
'e islsud virtue decd Of hearing da on DC go
day q Nsy, A. H. 1851 a, duly recorded IIhcr A. s. No. l3
hoS 81 Sc Of the land rcoor ~ wesnon county he
district Of Columbia the undersged trustee l sou At public
auction In front Of the Premises Thursday the day No
venher A. d. 1885 at four O'Clock the western of M
No s92 In the city of Washington the said sai hot
having 'front.' Of y feet 10 inches and roaming back the whole
depth az the lot
Term ~ sale One third IN cash and the remainder equal
Ia six and Twelve months with interest," and BY
deed Of trust TO the satisfaction q the The terms d sa
he complied with within Eve otherwise She the
right q resell al lie rk and ees, q the h purchaser All
aneing at the purchasers cost
WA II WARD Trustee.
II, Oct 30--dtd JsS {. MCGUIRE n co.. Auctoneers.
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T,IIE MUTUAL

TIVE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
i NEW YORK
Not February 1888 st6sb Secured In stair
bonds and mortgages ~ 1rs class
Frederick = Nnston president Abbott.
A. " r. Garrett W. D. examining phi can los Ninth street
Pamphlets and further may al the Office NJ
CHARLES DE sE1DRN Agent
june 22-deut No 5oT Seventh sreot
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TMiREE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT PUB
lac sAEon 1ursdAy afternoon 18th, ~ O'Clock, at the
auction rooms, shall sell, without
square west Of No 55t fronting 30 feet inches north
street. 200 feet inches New avenue 9s inches
Third stree,
h NO ~ eaare ~ AIS fronting % feet inches Eth street
west between aud streets NORTH running back 20 ct u inches
Lot No 10 in OIL fronting 90 Inch Tenth
east between East Capitol avenue running
back ll5 feet lotz inches,
Terms; 0nethird cash; the residue and months with
interest secured BY decd in trust
JAS. C, MCGUIRE X co.
NoYT--d Auctoneers.
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BY J. G. MCGUIRE q Co, Auctioneers. I

URuSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS IN PISTING OFFICE sQu ARE On Thursday after.
cemhcr 2 at o'clock the premises by virtue Of deed
OF trust dated May H. 1857 and duly recorded in IIber
1874 foos the land Washington county
shall sell lots Mas IL H. subdivision square fronting
% feet north North Capitol
gt running back y5 feet inches 30ee alley Eh
ing zoo square feet, Title perfect,
fourth cash the residue
Vi atcrS~t he premises.
TlI0S J. FISHER, Trustee
JAS. c. MCGUIRE CO.
Nov I'D Auconeers
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BY. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auctioneers

NJ EN- AINhbIE DUILDINU LUI IN IIiE
Second Ward public saeOn Wednesday afternoon,
veber TO- o'clock the premises shall sell subdivision
Cach cushings subdivision original lots square
fronting II feet inches 18th
running back 90 e 70 alley and containing 1904 feet
alley.
Title perfect.
fourth the residue six twelve eighteen
months with int rest secured by decd in the
JAS. G. MCGUIRE q CO.,
Nov I'D Auctioneers.
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GNS SEWING MACHINES.--A Practical Family
De) sewing machine s.. Performing fully equal
missing ripping OF stitches. No getting OF Anybody
everybody win have t. Secured by grant Of let
patcnt)
Exclusive rights will be placed within
the reach cnterprng business portion
tory already securely
The proprctors confidently feel they place
the greatest profitable
machine containing the requisite qualities
ing simplicity and low viii at the
have been anNously waiting for the machine
grasp
wishing purchase requested
this wonderful achievement monopoly
county desired.
NOVELTY s. SEWING MACHINE CO..
Office Bartlett Il Co, Needle Manufacturer,
42l Broadway, Canal It,, N. Y.
Calor send Tor a circular with cuts Of machines
Oct 2l--dlm