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Amador weekly ledger., 1858-01-16
MILLIN II IL Y +.
MRS. SURFACE.

DFodd,oay street, Jackson, California.
b19 RESPECTFULLY informs the La rEN
vH Hales OF jackson and vicinity that sheS1+k<
ahons mas as permanently located herself in the
calls from all.
wo,r Ie Il now fully prepared to do all kinds of
'ocI's patronage.
tiolels Hats, Laces and every variety of fancy
nosoi VIII be kept constantly on hand and dis
F'9Vu ol at Sacramento prices
stv"s s can always depend having the latest
n,rot " pohnets and dresses, and as low can be
''''eu IN any similar establishments in Sac city
HEGALEA.
5ns ~ ~ y + also prepared to make Regala for Ma
pas .oS DHu Fellows, Templars Sons of Temperance,
We "'' respectfully solicits orders.
o. 4z-3m
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-01-16
SON. AMADoR COUNTY, CAL SATURDAY MORNING JAN 1e 1853
II Must Sleep Now


must sleep now; am weary,
And fain would rest awhile;
And forget thisworld so dreary,
In the dreams which men beguile:
must sleep now; for I'm feeling
A cold hand upon my brow;
And a browse is DER me stealing,
That must bind my senses now.
must sleep now; for the cold world
Looks upon me with disdain;
AS from its respect am hurled,
Without thought of my deep pain;
II has echoed forth my praises
On the ever-wafting wind;
And while yet the glad song raises,
Casts my form in scorn behind.
must sleep now; she who kneeing
AT the altar as my bride,
While those sacred thoughts came stealing
O'er her husband at her side,
Sacred swore in joy or sorrow,
To be faithful unto me,
AN forgot upon the morrow,
And far hence did quickly fee.
must sleep now; lfesno blessings
To detain me longer here;
All the false worlds rich possessings
Could not now my sad heart cheer
Lay me meath the waving willow,
Where the stars their night-watch keep,
With the damp earth for my pillow,
For now must sink to sleep
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-01-16

The King Of the Sandwich Islands has had lot
of deer imported from California, and turned
them loose" OF course no one is allowed to kill
them now but after time the Royal Family ex
peet to engage in the sport of stag hunting.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-01-16

SETTLERS GUIDE have received from the
Office of the Stockton Weekly Democrat 24-page
pamphlet bearing this title. II embraces all the
laws and forms concerning the taking up of Gov
ernment, School, Swamp or Military Bounty Lands,
and will be found invaluable to all persons con-
cerned in landed interests in this State. Edited
by Geo. w. Gift--a very competent person.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-01-16

BIGGER SrLT@-Not satisfied with the Great Eas-
term (over 600 # long, We believe,) they now pro-
pose, If the first trip of this proves successful, to
build, in England an ocean steamer 1000 it, long.
After the English shall have reached their largest
size, some Yankee will build still bigger steamer,
and one that will run ia duced sight faster"
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-01-16

Observation-Disclosures are to be had in any num-
ber at 81 80 day. This proves that the mines do
not pay as well as in California. Australia produ-
ces large amount of gold, but there are more mi
ners at work there than here.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-01-16

THEATRICAL HuMBU0s.-The Golden Era admin
listers just rebuke to certain San Francisco papers
that publish daily paid pu6s of theatrical charac-
ters. Some Of the actors write their own notices
and pay twenty cents line to have them printed
as editorial. This is the way theatrical humbugs
come to the maintains, bringing with them big
names from the city and TO such an extent has the
evil been carried that really good and deserving
artiste is likely to be greeted by empty benches
as is prcsumptuous popinjay. Those city papers
some of them at least-are great institutions
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-01-16

OK DT--That number of the ladies of jackson
have in contemplation Fair, in aid of the Church.
An enterprise so audable would not fail of success
in community as liberal as this.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-01-16

School ExHBITIoN.-Th is to be an Exhibition
by the pupils of Mr. r. NJ. Tackaberry's school, in
Jackson, about the middle or last of February
Mr.. 7. is an excellent teacher, and the Exhibition
will no doubtless be an interesting affair." The
larger scholars will publish an Exhibition News
paper" on the occasion, to be edited by Geo. o.
Ash and N. G. Briggs
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-01-16

GoLD.-The gold shipped from Melbourne last
year amounted to nearly S45,oOo,OOo. The Aus
tralan mines appear to be "giving out"
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-01-16

SECRETARY on STATE--Gov. Weller has appoint
ed Col. Ferris Forman to this position. Col f. wa
for long time Post Master at Sacramento.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-01-16
JoKER.

1t has been thought that people are degen-
Grating because they do not live as long as in
the days of Methusalah. But the fact is,
provisions are so high that nobody can
afford to live very long at the current
prices
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-01-16

GREAT BRDGE.-It is proposed to construct a
bridge between New York and Brooklyn, at cost
of ss,0OO,OO0. Some brdge-and, some money
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-01-16

DEAD.-John G. Marvin. once State Sup't ofCom.
Schools in California, died recently of consumption
at Honolulu, Sandwich Islands.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-01-16

FALLING INTO LrNEs.-It is gratifying to witness
the steady step with which the National men of all
former political organizations are falling into the
ranks of the Democracy. Distinguished instances
are perhaps more numerous now than at any previ-
Gus time few days since, while in conversation
with well known and highly esteemed citizen Of
Amador county-a gentleman who was originally
Whg, then an active and leading Know Nothing,
and who supported the X. n county ticket last fall
Informed us that henceforward he should cordi-
ally and zealousy act and operate with the Demo
cratic party He is IA gentleman of character and
intelligence and comes not to our ranks as an Office
seeker, but because he is determined to be united
with National Party. The roll is being called,
and there but two sides between which to choose
As the soldiers answer to their names, they have
only to respond Democrat" or :; Black Republi-
can" The gentleman OF whom we have spoken
gives the first response, and that with a will
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-01-16

Reserve is no more essentially connected
with understanding than church organ with
devotion, or wine with good nature.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-01-16

Nothing is more favorable to love than a
little discord--as the frost makes the grapes
tender and richer.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-01-16

| SWEET WATER SroNGEs.--A late traveller in the
interior of Australia reports that great quantities
of the sponge are found in the streams.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-01-16
w. HENRY JONES,
GEO. rIUNCKTON,

'osTlCE OF THE PEACE,
OFFICE,
81 @uhekton Warmers Drug Store, Main street,
Volcano.
-uVc 7-lv
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-01-16

The heart, like the veins, bleeds most read
ily when warm
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-01-16

CuoIEKA has appeared at Hamburger, and the
London Medical journals prophecy its early appear
ance in that city. Thence, of course, to America
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-01-16

OK the steeets of Pittsburgh, successful trial
has been made with steam carriage.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-01-16

The "debt of nature should never be paid,
il it can't be collected without an execution.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-01-16
WEEKLY LEDGER.
T. A. SPRING GER & co.
Financial Reform.

Gov. Johnsons annual message, (Which blythe
way, is an able and instructive state paper,) exhb-
its the finances of California in prosperous con-
of the State during the past three years are set
forth as follows
Expenditures for 1855 81 ,427 ,5l7 OF
Receipts for same year.. ........ 990,s4S 81
Excess of Expenditures ~ S436,66S 20
1856.
Expenditures for 1856. 81 ,O30,9l2 10
Receipts for same year. ..... SS6,O23 48
Excess of Expenditures .. s144,sS II
1857.
Receipts for 1881. I................Sl.l52 81. .l52,234 90
Expenditures for same year. 699,S03 "a
This shows what may be done by economy The
decision of the Supreme Court declaring certain
State bonds unconstitutional, was followed by
prompt economical action on the part Of the Demo-
cratic Legislature of 1857 and already is it clear
ly demonstrated that the State Government can be
supported and its indebtedness paid off at the rate
of nearly half a million yearl And this, too,
has been accomplished at time when money
pressure and comparatively universal bankruptcy
have stalked abroad in every other State of the
Union Well done California; she is justly enti-
tied to have the motto Eureka inscribed on her
banner Her exhaustless mines OF the precious
metal are a sure guarantee against financial panics.
not only placing her own prosperity beyond perad-
venture or danger of interruption, but likewise
enabling her to send monthly millions of specie for
the relief of her Atlantic sisters. Wall street
stockholders will not long be able to keep down
the credit of California.
The Legislature Of 1857 presented an example
for the present body The former commenced the
reform to this attaches the duty of perfecting
and carrying it out. The members are only re-
qured to exercise two qualities-HoSEsrY and
ECONOMY; and we feel assured that they will not
betray the confidence reposcd in them by the De-
mocracy. Democratic constituencies are wont to
sustain and support public servants of their own
choosing but if their servants prove unfaithful,
they will be more freely denounced than if they
had never assumed virtue, having it not.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-01-16
II q rm 81.
Advertising.

We are prepared to do job Printing of epery de.
..;n,;on in style superior to any other Office in
.n .o southern Mines, and at as fair rates.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-05
Dr- @ " BUbIINEIL-
WI Rrnrnnn lnshnrt,n co Mlr IA 81
pbpsifians & 5urqrons.
MOkTON- M ID D-PbVson7II

II NORTON, NJ. D.,-Physopathic
Agser Eclectic Pysian and Sufseon. iessr Mid
TON having lacaied himself in llis sacs IS ready 70 az
tend 70 All calls n hls Prgtssion either a his nee
every desption. ehcr minera animal or ve-elable nj
never reduces ms pafeas them but simply removes
ne s9str lons and tones uP the system BY
Thass acie with diseases Of the Liver, Lunrs, XIII
Acute Chranc Les Of Appetite Jeransumeaf of ne
Stonaehs Coasil2ailoa Of TIE BIssls B0s kfections
Impurities of the Blood Crrouc OF long sanding
diseases diseases peculiar % the al such as Sup
ed call His Mode Of freanenf IS also conofrfeIv
adapted 70 Diseases u Children
Dr. n. has als5 sure. safe and never lin4 reel fr
Fever ard Ague Cholera Choer-1Iur5u aSd
DllrIeea cos, craaps, LocEia, Fiis and ass tsai-
~ DIM Ealso prepared to treat successfully FEvERs
y nc tas Jges together with all other form Of acute
diseases lhs = no tction imagination the BRAIN
but facts dedlcte5 FROM twenty the Reform
teN Seaoo = stsn o rtlcc and thoTo1sh reading Of
graduate from The OH and neg schools Of Medi inc
kisof 80 rISIC 6IEDiCIN IS and
ncureE and srups, such as usually kept B0tanic
Indian lsrmsdes. ssd large numberof Compounds pre-
pared By himself Remedial Agents. amans which are
MIN Weed a sovereign remedy II ths Dgs5epsis Piiss
8e-i Aur-B oas Pills usively f the Liver; SanstiTs
never an 70 cur; EyeWaieT never fsiag rseiT lor
ak Sgs ~ yss SsasI asdisns sE tSs
Ms Balssm Of villa CheFy, for Coughs Colds Bronchs
Consumption and al Diseases Of the Lanls RhumaIic
use for intena eIsTns appesiiou; Sovereign Rem
edy o[ the Ch9era Alothers Cordial q Fenas Friend,
q n; B Particular Attention Einbe paid is treat
s ~ IN t mslbi h,s ~ M ss ~ - s1s
the dead bot he does claim thai he can euro ali cur
Aes ps' ssss 9a MAJ ss,s afi soa.asrea lne1Ia5.e
81. Cieseland, West SIDE.
- 5 .scs ~ m us ma Ssls ee saa iss one St
Fanous branches ao.SdlH GdoaviIuly ls9
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, June T.
HoUsE.-Ths House passed the bill cont rming g
the settlers in their right to the prs,empti,'n Of
their lands in Illinois.
! They also eoacnrred in the Senate's amen-t-
m, ut TO the Diplomatic ard consular apprupria-
ton Nill, striking out the provisO confirming the
appropri' 'tiOns strictly to the fiscal year ending
June Goth, 1859.
Mr.. Mayus d, from the Committee to examine
the merits Of Sen. Csllum, late Clerk Of the
House, submitteda a partial report, in which il is
stated that they eml raee expenditures amounting
to between one and IT, millions Of dollars that
they have examined sventy>one Witnesses al
ready, and they are not st able to close their Ia
bor and therefore ask leave to sit at the next ses
sion and then submit a final sport Agreed 10
The. House passed the bill gi,alsg construction
10 the ID section of the act Of kc bsua V looSeon>
tinuing the pay Of certain widows anu orphans
and OF Revolutionary officers and solo ters, by
which their pay will commence from the 4th Of
March, lS4s, and involving the expenditure VI
million and half dollars.
The private calender was then taken up.
Mr.. BocOck asked leave to Introduce bill author
izing the Secretary OF the Navy to cause 10 be con-
structed, without unreasonable delay BY contract
or at the Navy Yards, ten propeller slOOps OF war
or dispatch vessels, with full steam power, and Of
a draught Of water not exceeding u feet 10 be /
constructed. equipped and armed both for speed |
and as war steamers Also one sile-wheel war |
pl a tACGtulu2 elHlE lttts I
armed and equipped for service in the Chinese /
seas.
The bill appropriates for the purpose $780,
600.
Mr. Sherman, of Ohio, inquired how much the |
vessels would cost
Mr.. BOcock replied, according TO the estimates Of
the Naval Depot, S2,3O0,OOO
Mr.. John COchrane, Of n. Y, gave notice Of an /
amendment providing for 20sueh vessels.
Mr.. Seward called up the resolution respecting /
the juurnment, and called for the ayes and nays
on agreeing 10 the House amendment proposing 10 /
adjourn on the 10th inst, by vote Of % TO a.
Bo;h Houses will jOurn next Thursday.
TIE private calender was then taken up.
Mr. Hatch, Of " Y, said he woald move for the |
construction Of three war steamers for the North /
weston Lakes. Objection was made 10 the instrue-
ton Of he bill.
Mr. Bo -oek moved supensi0n OF rules which |
failed-l2. against Sc not twc-thirds voting IN its
favor
The Senate bill introduced by Mr.. Kennedy to |
e tablish maii steamship line between New I 1Ork'
Philadelphia Bo.VtOn aud Europe, was read twice /
and referred to the p. o. Committee.
Mr.. Douglas from the Committee on Territories, |
reported against the pre ent organization OF Daeo-
tah
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AFTERNOoESREPOR7
LATER Pn0si MEXICO

NEH OkLkANss June D.
The Brig Martha ST sison has arrived with Tam
pieo dates 10 the 22d Yidaurri had retreated to
Monterey -Four thouss nd muSkeis are On the
way from New York for Nidaurri.
Zualoga had issued dec 'ee establishing Mill
tary instead Of the Civil Trib unal-
Private letters from Sonora intimate that the
dominant party there have determined to declare
their Independence and apply for annexation to
the United States
The steamer Cahawba, from HavA na, May So
arrived this morning.
The English officer who boarded the Amerlean
vessels at Sagus Lagrande, has been arreA ted ana
sent to Jamaica One account says for exc, cain :
his instructions, smother for allowing himself ana
marines to be driven from the deck Of the s47iF
Gr0tto.
The bark Reliance was boarded By boat from
a British steamer of Caba.
The brig Geo. II. Chase was hailed. but re-
fused TO stop and was not molested.
Adsices at Havana from Vera Cruz slate that
the prisoners taken at TampicO by General Mejia
had all been shot.
Sugar at Havana rather active, and prices well
sustained. Stock at Havana and MatanEas 290,-
600 boxes, 81, 600 less than last year.
Freight dull and inelining downward. EK-
change also dull.
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WASHINGTON ITEMS
NEw YoRK, June 4

The Times Washington correspondent says -
In the House Postal Committee to-day Mr. Davis
reported what is known as the Barney project,
providing for three European mail steamer lines
from New York, and one from New Orleans, and
Mr.. English submitted several propositions intend
ed as the basis of general bill for the land and
ocean mail service.
Mr. English's plan enbOiies the views Of the
administration on the subject, aud provides for a
self-supporting system. Ths whole su, jeet was
postponed till the next session.
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5prriaI Nutires.
BEWARE OF IDIpOsTrRs

-. oN lloN 10 lNNALIDS,-DR SAMUEL S. FITCH.
lofhee IA Broadway New Yolk kaa,s As tba s,bs ~
Nsis cEdiioe 7reasasf fr the DISEASES sf thu Izs
heart Liver, Stonsrh. Ba~cis. Kidneys ska Nerves
Mas1lss joints. Bood and for ali Fsmals Complaints
Costumes his practice with his usual suceeSs CB a
streT asseHi from Nss Fosk AZ AZ 5s 1 man vs,
H Aas 10 oiaT eB'1e 42r aag Gssoafs garsr a; u o.
csicsg0 DsfFoR fisBurrL es ss1sseTe IA Az, ~, -
u b'i77re a AZ DsFs5rs nas o. rrfeEsias fs
As'e noa', o. 70 3lrs Aa3 eng BTosssal osaaosfs. b
saH Tag GTs L9osie-sll Apply uersoaaIly or br le
ter, directly 10 himself II his Ofice IA Brasasv NJ
YORK where alone hi Treatment be had Remedies
sent 70 any part OF the country ai treatment eonducJ
su cess uly by letter visit from the pateai preferred
method By which he cures The aboys dsrsseS INK -
seund) sent BY NAIL pest paid, for 20 csnts
fuuE-5T-,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-05

The EDINBURGH BEvIEw-Hawks & Bro.
have received the Edinburgh Review for January
aud April ls5s. Its contents are-Annals Of Cali
fornia-fhe Eastern Chureh-Thiers' History Of
the Consulate and the Empire-RlilVays in Great
BritaiR-Edg1r Allen Poe - Speeches of Lord
BrOugham-COnquesss Of Oade-seconi Ministry
Of Lord D erby-Sc dc.
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TIE MoRRis BRoTHERs.-Everyboly remem.
bers Bill NORRIS, the ugliest bogus darkey"
that ever showed hinlselfin Cleveland, as vel As
the best; LoN .MoRRIs and JOHNNY PELL-tbe
famous hero Of " Where was I1"-TRowpR1psE
and others, formerly members of 0riway's l4,o-
lians. In company with Dick Sitter. the great.
estjig dancer in the country they viii shortly give
concerts here All Of them are favorites, and
since amusements are dali aud something lively
IS wanted, we predict that they will dIaw fuv
houscs
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LAST MIG HTS REPORT.
FROM NeM YOKK.

NEW YoRK, June 4.
The steam saw mill OF Rodger B. Smith, on
Monroe street, together with the bakery Of Alon-
10 Clark, were burned early This morning. Loss
about $4,000 Four fremeli were severely in-
jEred by the falling Of wall; one il is feared
fatally The loss was chiefly the saw mill, on
which there was only s., coo insurance.
The Washington correspondent Of the Evening
Post says the Secretary Of War mas dispatches
from Col johnson, confirming the report that Gov.
Cumming has been driven out Of Salt Lake City.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WAsHINGTOS, June 4.
81 SATE.-The bill as reported from the Com
mitt se on Commerce to surrender the stock of the
u ). in the Dismal Swamp Company to the Com
pan y certain conditions, was passed.
The bill providing for all0tments Of lands to
Ii New York Indians, was also passed. Also
ii bill for the payment of Heine, the artist Of the
Japan Expedition. Sixty or seventy other pri-
vate bills were passed Adjourned.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-05

Messrs. Thurlson Mstealfs ship ehandlery in
this city was destroyed by IRE last evening. Loss
froa $4,000 TO SI2,OON.
They were insured but there was no insurance
on the buildings.
The damage to the adjoining buildings ElH
make the total loss nearly S20.OOO
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-05

AooNIs.-Not the ancien; Adons, but the mod.
ern, almost equally famous, aud a Magician OF
great skill, commences his exhibition at the Melo-
deOn to-nigl:- His tricks and mysteries are said
to be Re0 and highly entertaining and universally
admired.
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DYsPFPSTA AND FITS
DR. TRACY DFLoRsIF.

nE lhAll DLlADhALLs
THE GREAT CUkER OF CONSUMPTION, was for
several yeaTS 50 badiT eted by DYSPEPSIA for part
Oi the tine he was confined TO his bed He eventual
lyeursd By prescription fur hin b. young clair
vOysat girl THIS presrptionsivsz E uers child hiIe
.ts sf trSnce has cured eveFy0iy who has taken H.
having failed o1ce # esasy sse in eases q
FITS IS o. DYSPEPSIA The ingredieBis may be found
any drug store VII send TINS l1abs presriur ION to
sny person the reccipt of s..lpto pay psfaxe
Aadress DR.. TRACY DELORME, GREKT CuRER or
CoxsuNPrIoz. New York Post ofics apIs,dkrlm I7s
). B. Barnes & Co, PrOprietOrs % the cIexe
iali Pianling WoTks. Atwatsr Block prepared
with arge force Of exDeneneec wOrkneR dniag every
es-r3 tion Of lp bing the moss thorough manner on
ne scientific plans reasonable terms and On short
notice Large sincs Of Fountains a. derent stFles ani
izes, Bathing Tubs cast and wood lined With
inasd-coFPeT hssfsrs, lead and raEsnized iron
pipes Leather lad India Rab5sr Hose every description
Of Erass and Plated c0ss inelung the Patent seleIos
NJ Cocks rscealy fnr0daosd, Wssh BOWS and al kinds
fWster wOrAs Fixtures kset constsnfly On hand An
u0rk warranted u2sdkvtf
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MURDFR TRIAL.

BOSTON, June A.
The trial Of Francis Z. and MAN Y. Heath, at
Lowell for the murder Of th cir father in the town
Of Draeutt, closed yesterday. Tho prisoners were
fund guilty Of murder in the second degree
Francis was sent to State Prison for life. The
sentence Of Man was deferred.
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PoLIoE CoURT. JUNE 4.-Twelye cases were
disposed OF yesterday morning. as follows-drunk
3; grand larceny 3 peti; larceny l assault and
battery disturbance robbery 3 nuisance l.
total l2
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p BRYANr& STATIONS chain of College
Is now complete and in successful operation. A
Scholarship issued from the Cleveland College will
he good in Albany, Buffalo and Chicago, and rice
rersd ?. r. SPENCER & Soxs have charge of
heCieveland Writing Department ebs4t
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WIGS ! WIGS 7! WIGS !

BACHELORS WIGS AND ToUPEEs surpsss al
ihvg are elegant, light, easF ara durable
.'ins % eaaEn-no timing up behiaJ-no shrnltnz
On ine head iadeel, this Is The osly Esaislr.s,t
these things arr properly undeIs o. d and IasIe.
233 Braaluar. New Ys,k
--s--1SEsnz9l " EISKE. Cleveland Ohio. AeeBf
GRoFER AND BAKER's FAMILY SEWISG Ma
cHHEs--The particular attention of Ladies i
called to the above machine, which possesses tbs
following decided and unmistakable advantages
lst Gotten is used as it is pur5hased-on spOols
without rs-Winding; Saving time, trouble and
waste.
I'd. The trouble and perplexity of filing shut
tie, (as in other machines Is N this avoided; no
shuttle is employed, the under thread being used
from q large spool.
3D. Iii very simple ys; strong in construction.
easily learned and kept in order, aud does not re-
q1ire to be taken apart to be oiled.
4'h- The stitch is always distinct, even and REP
ulAr' and viii net rip though every fourth stitch
be cut
5th. The stitch is as elastic as the most elastic
abrie.
This Machine embrOiders beautifully.
Ladies and others interested in the saving Of
labor areinvi;ed to call at the sales-roon Of the
subscriber and examine for themselves. The
above machines are freely shown and samples Of
work given at all times
The services OF a lady and the use Of a machine
can be obtained by the day in families, by calling
at the room of Mr.. Hopkins. Terms 81. .5Opqr day.
SAMUEL HoPxIzs
Horthrop spanglss's Block,
mh3ed6msl9S Superior St nm stairs