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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-05-19
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- nR. S. WooDIN, Dentist,
M IL HayesviIle Ohio Teeth in
: (1Inp serted from one to full set. Fill
ing done to order, and warranted to give sat
isfaction-
February 4. 1851. 34tf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-22
STOCK or LIVERPOOL OCTOBER /, 1888
nd
PRICES CURRENT or UPLAND AND M
DAY. OETTBER 4 . FOR 1855


LIYERPOOLl seYeIlTH nonH, Vcf. I, IS9S.
The import Of cOttun int this port by with that OF
tie corresponding week last year has hEan extremely mod
aud 50 have the les in contrast with JhUs n last week.
But whilst the demnud ell oil iii the erY part Of the week,
only Us natural cons quence Of spinnera having operated
freely late 1t rather revived yesterday ae arrival of the
Indian matt with favorable commercial dngs, aud although
thee slight ye1ing in prices, enabled tore
quotations Of Friday last In fact the market has
been by no nea 70 freely supplied with the medium qualities
American descriptions, aEd from the extensive sales which
hiye ay been made, may be taken for granted th holders
have obine the 0f relief which they required The
adyces by the stenme would intimate that The crop in
America may to 0t01 1900 900 bales with good
weather and late Frost and the superstition that hBest
mate may conclude that the crop has
been materially diminished by Hoods etc. that the yield
would been the largest record The demand for goods
and yarn Tuesday last In Manchester exceed ngy
imitet, but producers largely under they de-
Cnea accept OF lower prices In the which
have 10 inc uel 900 American and 80 Sut
speculation mud 4U5 American 30 Brazil 100 West India and
2420 SurRt for export.
TOays inquiry has kept pace with that Of yesterday and
the sales esIimA ed at 600 bales.
The entire ses fro The 2lh the S0h umo inclusive
computed ami the import amounts to 25Sb bales
Particulars are suljgined, As alao Of stock, &c,
COLIN CAMPBELL & SON.
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IsaEs aIln 9EesssIII.
anil u lila NaN orleans gTgsceIN.
60 1.Hs LsEaR LION EuR0RE.
ll 9F rae STE 4 1fsHip PdoIFIc,
u II q j. ID III "a -
nee sArLas b go "a

sr Je8Ns, N H., October 2l-Ihe steamship
atiis Capt Thompson, Of the New York and sal
aay lina has arrived with Liverpool dates 81 me
asth on her way to New York three days later than
tile Europa
Commercial Intelligence.
Iifesarass. October I2.The sales Of tue Two Gays
ssgs oao Dalss cotton. lo0aof which were taken
IS. saeealators erd or export the market generally
eosss stsesls
Ths sssalaF d Messrs Glare Sons says the
set esseissly closed aiihan advancing tendency.
fssasais slosad I'D 9s8 % 9sa
srssastads we're quiet The market generally was
ancbsaFed tn8 quotations were nominal, Provisions
Arrived Out
EFgsAtoaIy October Ia. The steamer Persia ad.
vices saached Liverpool On the 10th, The yigos on
Cholera Raging at Mecca,
ahe cholera has Been raging at Mecca and 80 900
eg Tho inhabitants have fallen victims oft.
shipwrseks in German Ocean.
Several shipWfecks with loss Of life have occurred
ID tle German OCEAN, but none Of the vessels were
american
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necessary u announce the departure Of the Eclipse
her reputation ID established. She il one Of the
finest boats ever bat and since she was here iast
sBs MI been lAid up and put IN tip.top running
orer she is at present one Of The best boats that
comes Is Iris port Her officers are careful and ex
perienced men, prompt and reliable. Nothing more
need be said Is add weight to the foregoing, After
tbs srip sbe win resume her place in the Vioksbmg
trade. aud leave as a Tegulur Monday packet.
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RAILR0Ans.

PoNTGHARTRATN RAILRoAD-From Mobile -sea1ner
Guha=-sundries to order
NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD, FROM CANTON Oct 2ls--I7B bales cotton
Warren Gilmore &eol99 RI. Albums ger59 bales cotton
Ihornfill %eo-6s tiehe Goodrich &eo-5l Aby-50do
Robson Ale2-A relieves &eo- A Gteg, smeies seG-BS
co2l Coleman Bttou Wilhsis26 Cutrer Harrison &co-
"a Carroll, 10y &ea-2 Ml0wel6 Prilehard Fowet--l5
SAM Rarett-l5 Harding Abhag Morehead 10 bales cotton
Wright, Allen tcol bales & Kicks leB-lt} do
Smith Harris &eo-l0 Ward Hunt Sco-O }rondwelI Payne
Ia W Esm eeo-s Thos Henderson PealeS bales cotton
Robertson L McDougal9l J Person GcoS do Boyd-S do
Connolly Ghamplin-I West Eillere &co7 Green Crump
8 Carter 6co6 Riehard Nuge1t Sco6 John Watt tco
3 Buekntr, Stanton 4 NewmanSJ Wyche ECo-2 Jordan,
Minus Giespie2 doayne, Steele &co-sundrias to order
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g]ftu Orleans 5tlultw 5tlarktt.
77---a ? sf----7----
CREscENr OFFIoa, No. 10 Cnmp street,

}
Without percepbe change In the money and paper mar
bet We have 10 note several large transactions
year exchange market brought about by the sales Of
cotton past days On the leyee and landings
busness was active 10 day This morning everybody
peoted change the weather, but have not felt it up 10
th moment The morning opened portentous Of something
bat at midday clear atmosphere, appa
entity coRd desired with TIE pouring down strongly
away all apprehension Of the expected frost which
was the receipts of several thousand bales
Money lenders dealers frightened and offered to
take first class securities of short date at "a per cent per
annum impression prevails that money will be abundant
the low If Red and 0uacha rivers will Keep large
quantity of from market intended to meet liabilities
against To what extent this induence the
money market remains to be dvuged Its presumed
that most Of these liabilities by factors for Northwest
Louisiana mature period in the season. which will OBJ
yate believed that everybody knows that
expected made its appearance and what proves
highly the planter works TO the reverse ior me
temporary welfare city. In tile meantime business
going onward We observe in the daily sales Of cotton, the
operations sugar deanor -four aud other products
OF the West the stocks which well sustained by the daily
arrivals.
In Exchange day there considerable activity What
BY phrase is that there large amount Of
transactions reaching six hundred thousand dollars
Sales Of sight drafts on York the amount OF Sl5OOo
effected at per Discount five days sight at Ia discount
The checks and steady In sixty days
sight there wers sales "a "a "a and cent discount
Several Of sixty days closed at ~ q per
cent discount Tae in foreign at los @ l6d
and ussk for clear Sterling dealers 1918 a 1919 for bills
with shipping documents, fraction 1919.
For remittance The rates a 1898 There
small transactions francs 52 which appears to be The
current figure good bills Paris direct with the market
ranging 521S q 523 and 52l& The banks holding at
higher Tate shy 5iS34 Specie begins to flow in.
The steamer Gahaba New York which arrived to day,
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ElrIrfhar bv me Europa.


ea,anf elst3 ~ loFton-.rbe oaotattons for
Rs3aftno artisans II VA Tlosr- western Canal 90
81 9ia 5lEa Sd e. 9ts gd western red Wheat 81
a ii III IN yghifs flag1 s9s II hat. YELLOW $50. to
s5s Rssf MN mt steasv. the Government con.
gsrA y.55stly g;vsb ri American AZ fe lbs.
Park Irish I'll los. Lard dull at COS to 6Is Butch,
ers TalloW 5os..6d to 5ls. Sugar duh and the mar
fssIjehtly ebeaper. fJ9aee firm and quiet, at an
advance If ia. I,inseed Oil S2s. cd. to 8ss.
Ns4s YORK, oct 2l--The London Globe discredits
e report that Lord Bury goes to Canada in relation
n the iedefationof the British provinces from the
Atlausic q The Pacific
The Great Western Railroad, Canada, has declared
assmiannuaI dividend q per cent.
e london stock Exchange so was dall but steady
sanss s1sFes ReIe quoted q aoso e 44Vo.
rug London Times expects an extraordinary ease
fl the money market.
Aae Aafln says Lnat tae WISH q Ilce
Napoleon 70 warsaw is tae prelude 10 an alliance Pc
tween France ana Rasala
Spain is building small war craft for the suppress
a4np q piracy among tae Philippine Islands
tae reduction q the Austrian army Is progressing
sapialy
Ihe MeptenegTioa have hoisted their fag, in def
ancs Of Turkey 1t saterna on Gle Adrfatic
Trieste telegram says that Lord Stanford has
been Instructed q express the regret Of the English
Government for the commandment Of jeddah, and
also Ks Intention to indemnify the sufferers
T. was reported that England viii ask to have
rented to hsF the island Of Perrin iof one hundred
yeass.
Ehe cness match between MoFPhy ana hafI@ltz
~ fatls nv aee piolghet " = el9ss TX es ilitltss Il
TINE game SANDING AloFpny o HaIr8lA y
drawn
A admiral q ihe french iiee5 mas lett PARIS WIN
emphatic orders 70 protect French elzens and their
aFeasFty " Mexico
Tie King 81 Prussia is alarmingly i'll.
oAa ( 4 ! ! IS -- I ! : ! I s : : I : =
BosroN. tgct. 2l.Hbe steamship canada has sailed
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- -.sss..5s.y- NEW tSftIaEANs, JAGsAa
e - -. .slaaaSNE WI ltNEAT NIlRTHERh


up twelve years Did half pne6 al twelve years old
uiltAre.
Family tickets in paGkAge5 Of twenty-five be had at the
Office Of the aster Transportation Merchants whose fam
lilies reside the line the road tickets puck
for ileir personal reduced
The accommodation train viii teaye New Orleans on AT
URDAY 20 z. NJ, arrive Magnolia III 1925 r. Nj leave
Magnolia at $50 A. NJ o. MONDAY and arrive ut New Or
leans at S.55 a. NJ
days Wednesdays Fridays, at 7.31 A. NJ Returning viii
arrive New Orleans Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
Rt4.1GP. VI.
tlegdtto ienye city the days be at the
depot by O'Clock r. III the day previous The departure
Of the train.
my3i VIM. NJ WABhEY, General Superintendent.
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Shin Kate Prince Jones' from Liverpool 2Ith August,
Ship Hebucki Merry from Liverpool ION september
Shiu Ashland, Clark : days from Boston, tot FoSdek
SHIP Martha Mott Jordan days from Boston, to ones
Shin s6aWmut Higgins, days from Boston, to Baxter LoTe
eco.
Ship Southern Chief Higgins, = days from New York.
Ship Eloch TALBOT, Meryman days from Boston, to Geo
ship Atanta Whitman. from Liverpool.
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nLRNcN glLADIa. ..........aAgloEL ). Id
Notice OF Dlssolntle


Notice hereby given that ut the termination q the eopar
neTshp now existing, according written ARTICLES OF
mgnt between the members Of The im 81 Baylor 90 the
viii be dissolved and the unfinished busness placed in
Manchester, March, 1855 IS Jaw
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Per ship Princeton, from New York-25 steerage.
Per ship Geo Was 7ihgton from Liverpoo-i3 steeFage
Per steamship Texas from Galveston aud IudlAnolI Boy
Ian, Mcclellan, NAPLES, b Frost, Senb9ck, Poole
8 deck,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-22

BRAZOS SANTIAGO VIA INDIANOLA-s Steamship Gen
Rus pigs groceries, 100 liquors 50 do dry goods 90
pkgs doors and sisal
HAvRE-ship Gynosure-4205 bales cotton
LIyERP0oLsbip Golden Cross-8802 bales cotton, 1000
slaves, 20 hhds tobacco.
RIO DE JANEIRo-Bark Roanoke-2g7l bbs tlonr, 2OO
kegs lard
sISAL AND CAMPEACHY-schr Joaquiu-30O bbis flour.
lard 50 butter u boxes cheese, ii bb potatoes 1T
do yuious and sunIrtes
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-22
DAILY CRESCENT OFFICE, Z
Friday Morning, October ~, 1853.

SUGAR, saeso 200 hhd4 unchanged prices. Fair 10
Prime and Choice 6s@7a and - b. Also 80 bids Old
Crop mosy Ht5c II ~
hoLASsEs. Good demand with sales of some 300 bbls
a. iaS1o 59in poor ekaees al q $50 half bbls 3Oa
and a lot Of 56yery Choice at sc q gallon.
FLOUR Ihe market dull mud The sales were confined
to Reou loa0 bb eludiRg loo Else at 81 2 100 AZ 81 %
200 Superue at 60 Extra s. TO- and $50 at s. Ea@S6
1bbl
GRAIN sales Of Corn included 100 10 sa sacks Mixed
at csc rs At e. api few hundred sacks at lie same OF
Oats rs and 200 sacks sold co., and $40 At SIC
bAsAe The sales Of Bran eounfsed 400 sucks al re and
s09 st f699SQe q leo ms.
PRopISIoEs... PORK sill very dun and We noticed
only ret8 transactions al SIT q bol for OF Bacon
II casks sofia Tcfer shoulders Clear Sides
eR Wednesday % casks &c for Ribbed Sides and c q
% io shoulders. In lard Nc heard ofpo transactions.
Q0EFRE. Saies Of 292 bags at 13s Gl03lel and 200 a
ll48c d u.
INDIA BA66ING.., There was an active demand, viii
offers short time eaaa to cash for round lots amounting
/ ta 1900 sales7held AZ i4Se 3 yard, and upward
\ BALE ROPE We noticed asaie u e90 coils Choi1 Ma
/ chpeHbae al &c d d,
lauE GareilnN dali NJ 14lYl3sc Is n for Pffmo
Z MHiakN,..,f ee6dsd VRs retailing al l05 aud upward
4 FRIaHgs "A ship was taken for Liverpool At ia 10
Cotton rpe f9r BtdeeeN 81 20 81 Genoa al slss IA,
oHe fog Hhbarg ac some aga0 b#e wara shipped fn
Lige4sc 81 q 70 Sal, and some Other los AZ sd.
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AN WERP.

49, FOR ANTWERP THE Al AMERICAN
kfSE3S irregular packet ship Jacob A. SfAmieC. Capt.
z9Slz, having OF her cargo engaged, WIN meet
Wlf daHcl For rBig Of lao tobacco 500 bales
cotton, apply to BAXTER, LOWELL 4 go.
For plssAEe haIng superior mOdat0nst apply on
board, P6stl8sThirl District. OF
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BORDEAUX.

sSS FOR BORDEAUX-TBE FAST SAILING
Gb5SSs4 shin llttvvard Everett = 9nnPg mas5 re
dispatch, For bulk coFton, or passage apply
OIL SEQ. w HANSON " co, 81 Camp
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II AMERICAN SHIP
.lsfdn, having mos; Of
rho ard will meet with
= apply to
FltreI FEL[& co 81
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-10-28
Howard AssOcia tiOn.

IA
"cr'ent Insttntion established by specat e,l6Otrs
meat for The relief Of The sick and distressed. =
afflicted UM lruient Gnd Epidemic -
Diseases.
'NO all persons afflicted with Sexual Discases sucb
4 as Spermatorrhan, Seminal JIeakness kopote1ce
G6norrhaa, Geef, Syphtiis the I7ce of Ouanis1,' or
Self A5use &C. &c, "
The HoWard association, in view of the awfnl do
struction of human life, caused by Sexual diseases
and the dccepons practccd upon the unfortunate vic
tins of such diseases by Quacks years ago d
rected their Consulting Surgeon, as u CHARITABLE
ACI worthy OF their name, to open Dyspensary for
the treatment oths class of diseases in all their forna
and to give Medical Aid Gratis to all who apny bv
letter, with description of their condition }aoe oc
cupaton, habits of life &c., and in cases of extreme
poverty, to Furnish Medicine Free of Choroe II !,
needless TO add that the Association commands the
highest Medical skill of the age and will furnish the
mostapproved modern treatment.
The Directors OH review of the past feel assure5 r
that their labors in this sphere of benevolent effort
have been OF great benefit to the afflicted especially to
the young they have resolved to devote
with renewed ZEAL to this very important but much
despiscd cause.
Just published by the Association Report on Sner
matorrhoa, or Seminal Weakness the Vice of Oman .
ism Masturbaton Self Abuse and other Diseases of
the Sexual Organs, by the Consulting Surgeon which
will be sent by mail. lin sealed letter enyelloneA Pre-.
ct Charge on the receipt of TWO STAMPS for postage
Address Tor report or treatment DR.. George r. Cal
houn Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association. No
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia Pa
by order of the Directors,
EZRA d. HARTWELJ, Prsst.
GEO, FAIRCnILD Secretary.
Decemhnr II
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-10-28
yes do not despair |!

M3~AN OLDINDlAN DocToR,
UNCAS BRANT, while a Mis-
sionary among the Indians of
the Rocky Mountains, discover
u RARE PLANT, that proves to
be a certain cure for consump-
ton, bronchitis, asthma, liver
complaint, nervous affections,
coughs, colds, &c. Having now
made his fortune and retired
from business, he will send the
prescriptions and directions for
preparing the medicines free of
charge to all who desire it, aud
will send to his agent, enclosing
two stamps, (G cents to pay the
return letter, with n description
of their symptoms. The Old
Doctor has cured more than
5000 cases Of consumption
alone, aud hopes all afflicted
people will avail themselves of
this opportunity, as the Doctor
wishes to do allthe good he can
before he dies. Address all let
ters to DANIEL ADEE,
Box 1881 p. o., New York,
Who is his sole agent.
July l--lv
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TO THE PUBIC.
}. l,1S57-3Otf FIR. MILLER d co, ,
BOOKS! BOOKs!! BOOKs!!!

Ffesh nrrlvaIs weekly at
III o l. ~ \ B D q X s T. TORE
sign OF the Book consisting of School Books of all
kinds, also Latin, Greek, French, German and the
higher mathematical works. He also has the standard
Poets, Histories Biographies Travels New and Popu.
lar Works, etc, etc. together with commentaries and
notes on the scriptures; works on Theology Annals
Gilt Books, FOR all seasons and ages aargc assortment
OF Holiday Gifts, and Toy Books with beautiful
pictures for the children OF Stationery he has the
best the eastern market affords and in great variety
LNhS-Back, Blue Red, Carmine, Arnolds and
Harrison's Fluid, Copying indellibe, etc.
GOLD PEAS-Mammoth Engrossng, CONNER
cial, Ladies, &c. Mt HOITS
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A Card from DIR. James M. Jarrett, of

"A Cara rom t)r. James vi. JarfClt, Ol
A THE NEW YORK LUNG lNFIRMARY.--Ny
connection for the past light years with the above
Institution, Chief Physician, and twelve years course
of steady devotion to the cure of Pulmonary COnsump
ton and its kindred discusses together with my unr
vailed opportunities and advantage of pathological
rcscurch-aided not little by perfect system of
Msdirai hhdiatiOHhas enabled me TO arrive Mt de-
csivc direct and successful course of treatment for
tho positive and radical cure of all diseases of the
Throat, Lungs, and Air-pNssages By inhalation, the
vapor and curative properties of medicines are direct
l. addressed to the diseased organs and the intcgu
mcnts. do advise the of Medical Inhalation
of any kind to the exclusion Of generGireatent and
although consider IL useful adiuvant in the proper
managemont of those fearful and often fatal diseases
yet deem 1t very necessary that each patient should
have the ben0t of both general and local treatment
The of my treatment in the above diseasesand
the high character of the Institution over which
have so long had the honor to preside, are too well
known to need any oulogy or comment from me. At
the solicitation many private
through whose phunthropic aid the above charity
has he n long and literally supported, and after due
consideration, have concluded to make snch arrange
ments MS will bring the benefits of my experience and
treatment within the reach of ALL and not conine my
self heretofore, to those only who entered the In
srmury, or who were able to visit me at my Office
Hoping therefore nt Encouragement will give entire
satisfaction, both ia professional and the
public, would respectfully announce in conclusion,
that can be consulted perSoaaiy all diseases
above and that the medicines the same as used in
the Institution prepared to suit each individual
hh1ling IdporS. Medical MhalerS, &C., &c will be
forwarded by express to any part of the United States
or the Cnnadas. TEWMs-My terms of treatment by
letter follows viz $l2 per monthtor each pa
TENT which will include medicine sufficient for one
months use also lnhnlinS Napor, and lnhnlnS APP
poratus. Payment as follows: Sc TO he paid TO En-
press Agent receipt Of the box of medicine, and
the balurcc SO ut the expiration of the menth il the
patient be cured is entirely satisfied with the treat
mcnt Patients giving fuhistory of their case and
their symptoms in full be treated well by letter
as by personal examination Patients availing them
solves of Dr. Jarretts treatment may rely upon imme
dac and permanent relief he seldom has to r' at
u over thirty days Letters for advice prompt
answered. For further particulars address
JAMES NJ JARRETT NJ D.,
No. $50 Broadway cor. Twelfth St.. n.
=, S.--ph ysicians and others visiting the city n
respectfully invited to call at tho Inrmnry. whore
many interesting can be witnessed, and whore \
our tmproreR apparatus for the inhalation of mcd-
| icdtcd vapor can be seen and inspected.
| Anm
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ts5~REAL ESTATE AGENCY -e1f
T.. a. -. *. EsOLsENBECK.

T.. a. -. *. saOLaENBECK.
WYE hi,c for sale anl ave nuw Offering upon rcas-
w unlblc terms 5000 asrcs Of land lying IN
wood county, ono,
The above iud- include good farms and farming
lnud pranje and limbcrcd lands, lying IN Montgom-
,y, Middleton. Plain, Freedom, Liberty, Lake Jack
, n Portage. Milton. Troy, Henry, Webster, BloUm.
Center, Perry ani Pcrrysburg townships; and town
lots in tho town oi Pcrrysburg.
We arc AGENTS for tho sale uf the ltudsknown asthc
" Madswurth L1rd'"
Also cents for the sale OF the lands known ns the
Fly Lands" aud for those known as the " baker
Lands"
We have also for sale about 1908 acres OF land "
ing in Fulton. Pu'nam Henry, Seneca, Lucas, W,an-
lot Ottawa and Snudusky counties.
Persons wishing 10 purchase any Of the above lands
W II enquire at the office.
aIr Office in the Court House with Probate Judge.
4. n ID. *. .lfOLLENBECK,
Aug. 20, lsj9--l5f PerrvsburP, q.
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plNu1n OG w lNN Az
all tho leading branches ofmanufacturing o Indus
4 try. the grept practical superiority OF Singers
Sewing Machines is fact established beyond dispute.
No tailor, shoe manufacturer, cluthieI, seamStress
dress maker, saddcr, carriage trimmer, hat manufac
turcr, &C., &c.. can afford to do without them.
One Thousand Dollars IL Near
Is only fair average of the actual profit from the
of eacn one of these Machines and, for confirmation
rf this TRUTH refer 10 any one of the thousands Of
persons who them. They adapted every sort
of work. fine coarse, upon silk, cotton linen and
woolen fabrics, also light and heavy leather. They
never fail to give entire satisfaction.
To meet the growing demand tor Il smaller aud more
elegant machine for private household purposes we
have lust produced aud ready o receive orders for
singers New Family Sewing Machine,
Which is the most compact and beautiful Sewing MAJ
chino constructed 1t is ornamented in the high
est style ofart, and all who see il delighted with it,
II makes the improved ntcroc'cd Stch,and is capable
of doing greater variety of work in better s lie than
any other Sewing Machine offered for family pur-
poses,
ltis not subject to the objection OF using twice too
much thread, and making raveling seam, like the
Grover Baker; nor is it confined in its operation
to few thin fabrics liable to get out ofoId and un
fitted to flax thread, like the Wheeler Wilson Ma
chimes hut is amply sufficient to perform all kinds Of
family sowing.
Price of Family Machine with iron table complete
for use, $l00. The larger standard machines, from
$l95 ~ $500. Seud tor NJ. Singer & Co.'S Gazette
beautiful pictorial paper, devoted to Sewing Ma
chimes and obtaining list of prices and all other IN
formation on the subject IL VIII he forwarded gratis
|. NJ. SINGER Il CO.,
4iS b. 'oldway, New York.
BRANCH OFFICES IN
Boston Albany, -, Baltimore s. Lonis,
Providence, Gloversvine Cincinnati. New Orleans,
New Haven Rochester, Chicago, Mobile,
Newark, Philadelphia Nashville, Paris, France,
Glasgow, Scotland.
Local agents wanted,
AGENrS-E. A. Higgins, Perry ryshurg; Wm. Robert
son. Maumec,
April 18th, 1858.