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The Bill for the Admission of Kansas.

We have heard it frequently asserted of
late, that the English Kansas Bill sustans the
position of the Anti i-l4ecomptonites, shat the
Lecompton Convention was bogus affair,
and the Constitution it framed fraud and
swindle So far from this being the case, the
preamble Of the Bill acknowledges that the Con
vcnrion was a legal body and the Constitution
framed in pursuance of lawful authority. 1t
enbodies exactly the views expressed on this
subject by Mr. Buchanan in his Annual Mes
sage. This Of course is an unqualified en-
dorsement of his Kansas policy. The follow
ing is the preamble
WHEREAS the people of the Territory of
Kansas did, by convention Of delegates as.
scmbled at Lecompton. on the 7th day of
November, one thousand eight hundred and
fifty seven for that purpose, form for them
selves constitution and State Government,
which constitution is republicans; and whereas
at the same time and place. said convention
did adopt an ordinance, which said ordinance
asserts that Kansas, when admitted as State,
will have an undoubted right to tax the lands
within her limits belonging to tie United
States and proposes to relinquish said asser-
ordinance be accepted and agreed to by the
Congress of the United States; and whereas
the said constitution and ordinance have been
presented to Congress of the United States
by order Of said convention, and admission of
said Territory into the Union thereon as a
State requested: and whereas said ordinance
is not acceptable TO Congress, and it is desi-
rable to ascertain whether the people of Kan
sas concur in the changes in said ordinance.
hereinafter stated. and desire admission into
the Union as State as herein proposed:
Therefore, &c.
1t will beperccivcd that it is merely because
the o: dinancc in the Lccomptou constitution
relative to the public lands, not acceptable
to Congress, that the propositions contained
in the bill, are submitted to vote of the
people of the Territory. Notice the distinct
acknowledgement that the people of Kansas
did by convention, assembled at Lemcon4p-
ION form for themselves constitution aud
State Government, which constitution is re-
publican" What will the Editor of the
"Mountaineer'' say to all this? Does the
preamble meet his full and entire appreciation?
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Notice to CIaimant
OF THE

JUNlATA DIVISION & PORTE. RAM,
By the 18th section Of the act = --''V@
the payment cf certain claims aeain,tt t'.'le
monwealth, approved the 24ih Of A. s1e @
The Canal Commissioners are autLor;al53 &
anime all claimt against the c, lnmor,'-so g
tracted by Wm. s. Calohan late S,,r,.e.slit @
Of the Portage Rrilroad, and hv ] r Ti'-''aS
j. a. Cunningham, late Supervisors ~ -, re 4
niata Division, and which were not - ,a Hs
those officers to the Board. i''sti
Board of Caral Commissioners will
Holtidaysburg, on Tuesday, the 9th Of u
at Johnstown, on Thursday, the stb
next, for the purpose of examining all sn,t
rs are embraced in the prov isions of saiS .- e
Claimants viii present their claims :, '.. :,
OF these places, as may be most coprsn;,S' =
them and be prepared with such proof =. ~. u
necessary to their proper authenticahon
The claimants viii perceive the necess;,-
their prompt attendance at the times ana =
above stated, as it may be the last oppo,i-. e
'''e Board may have 10 examine and taks -
upon these claims. BY order of the Boz
THOMAS L. WILSON. s..
May &c, 1853. >',i''''
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Attempt to Search the Ship Clarendon.

New YoRK, May 21.-The bark, John
Howe, reports that an attempt was made. in
the harbor of Sagua, to compel Capt, Bart
lett, of the ship Clarendon, bound for New
ork, with cargo of sugar, to show her
papers and hoist an ensign, by the officer of
the steamer Buzzard Capt Bartlett refused
when the steamer fired several blank cart
ridges, TO intinidate him. anu then the com
mander, with 100 men, proceeded to the
Clarendon, Capt. Bartlett refused to let any
body on board but the officer, who after an
exciting scene. left, without accomplishing
his purpose. During the affair Capt. Bart
lett was struck, but the officer denied any
Intention of so doing.
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DY VIRTUE CT A PLURIUS ORDER
-Ks the Orphans Court Of Cambria en-
there will be exposed to public sale at lie ID
o John G. Given, in the village of ,JeiEsrs-
Tuesday, the lst day Of june next, at one O. \
P. NJ. aii the right, title and interest Of Wiz
Crum, in the following described tracts q, q
viz:
All that piece IT parcel Of land, with i,s
pnrtenances, commencing at = spruce. cone
line OF Arant Sonman, thence ncrth 20 w-s
perchcs - 4 post, thence South west 2Sg
ches tc = post, thence South 80 esst G2I psz
10 a sugar on luc OF john M'Coy. thence 4
A. east 5 : Pe-chcs to line, thence north 5
Us percheS 10 the place Of heginning-oaua
ing 90 acres and 12S perches. the same hc;1.
lotted To William and Benson Crur,. ard 81
in Summerhill township, Cambria county.
I L r n 5 Ono third of the purchase n
ey to be paid on confirmation Of sale. al3 Re
sidue in two equal annual payment. .5t-..I
with interest, to be secured by the II
bonds and mortgages Of the purchase.
EPHRAIM CRUZ AG-'!
March %. lS5S:l9
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E@- 1t has been intimated bv the. Even

As 1t has been intimated By the Even
ing 'Post, that the scientific persons interes-
ted in laying the submarine telegraph are
well aware of the futility of the project 1t
charges that the intended attempt at relaying
it is a mere retext to Ike co the stock at SCI
ling mark in market and that it was discov-
cred, at the last attempt, before the cable
parted, that all electrical communication with
the land had ceased and, TO prevent this fact
from becoming generally known, the cable
was suffered to break Ir further states that
Gu land 10 circuit over six hundred miles in
extent has ever been successfully worked
Certainly it will be failure The man who
expects tc see a telegraphic connection be-
tween England and America before he dies,
in our humble opinion, will have to keep on
living until the end of the world, and then
die disappointed.
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sTAUEFER & HARLEY.

CHEAP WATCHES AND 'h" l..
"HOLESALE and Retail. at IN
w the .Philadelphis watch and &
jew elry Store" No. las (oid No; * ,J
go North Second Street, Corner oi easS<
Quarry, Philadelphia. IL,
Gold Lever Watches, full 1eFsi'' al
Is caret cases,
Gold Lepinc. is caret, 4
Silver Lever. full jewelled, i
Silver Lepine, jewels,
Superior Quarters.
Gold spectacles.
Fine Silver do. !
Gold Bracelets.
Lady's Gold Pencils.
Silver Tea Spoons. set, "a.
Gold Pens, with Pencil and SLY" =
der, .so.
Gold Finger Rings s73 cts 10 $50 i
Glasses. plain u! cts, Patent l's II r,os
rs; other articles in proportion. rr5Tlsl
rarted 10 be what they are sold ior; Is,yips
some Gold and Silver Levers sna =
lever than the above prices. u.Pl;
STAUFFRB { BA'
Sept so, Iss7- 4'-lF.
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~ On Friday last dog in Cambridge
port, Mass, became mad, and taking to his
heels, ran into the house of Mr. David Ellis,
and considerably startled Mrs + by making
dash at her. Getting out of the way, she
seized thick hearth-rug, and, with great
presence of mind, threw it over the dog, at
the same time grasping him through the rug
The next instant he was precipitated out of
the window into the garden, where garden
er was at work. Being warned by the lady.
the gardener Immediately killed the animal
with his spade
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GLAD OF TUE OproRT os1TY-To those
Black Republican papers in the States who
have dilatcd with much bitterness upon that
clause in the English Conference Bill which,
in case the terms of Congress for admission
are rejected by the people requires them to
remain Territory until they have pop
ulation sufficient to entitle them to a member
of Congress, we commend the following ex-
tract from the Lawrence (Kansas) Herald Of
Freedom, a strong Black Republican paper.
which, in speaking of the Conference Bill
lately passed by Congress, says:
''It will be rejected by 1900 to Is, 600
majority, and Kansas ,ciU maintain her Ter
ritoriai position, glad TO hare opportunity
10 do so"
They arc glad to have an opportunity affor-
ded them by that measure of staying out of
the Union until they are better prepared to
assume the responsibilities and expenses of a
State government. This is another Black
Republican objection to the English BIr'
spiked. Gin. Enquirer.
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4 CDITOR'S NoTCE.-THE TvD~
IN signed, Auditor appointed by tho y ~ = I |
Court of Cambria county. tn rr.Ea 'ite vi =
of the balance in the hands Of Sau,,,s n y y
enonr and Jacob Good, executors of -, cg''c Oo',
GoughenOur decd, among the heir f-ll5 oili-''
ceased, hereby gives notice that l.. vii S@.l
that purpose at his office IN Ebensbpr, - :, :,
day, the 24th day of June next, when az - I.2
all persons interested may attend. '-'' I" IL
NJ. .. ,.,o JOHN 5, RHEy
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. Asst NOTICE The books of the Dem
= ocrat & Sentinel up to the time when my
connection with the Democrat & Sentinel
ceased will be placed in the hands of JUS
tico of the Peace after the second week of
june court, for Immediate collection. Per-
sons knowing themselves indebted for sub
eripstion, advertising, &c, will save costs
by attending TO this notice IN time, as further
indulgence will not be given.
II. G.. DIVINE.
Ebensburg, May 10, 1858.
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INkPADUrAH PRIsoSER.-We learn FROM
the st. Peter Free Press, of the 18th, that
the celebrated Indian, Inkpadutah, had been
captured. The Press says:
This morning about daylight, Inkpadutah
was captured Oh the prairie snort distance
back of this place. At present he is held
prisoner here 1t is not yet determined what
disposition shall be made of him.
The most surprising part of the whole affair
is, that it has been discovered that be is not,
as has been universally supposed, full
bloodad Indian. but is, at least half French
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staple and Fancy Drv Cooso

Silk Gocds, made-up Clothing, Hats mi g.
Boots ard Shoes Hardware and Cuterv =
ter's tcols, Smiths tools. Mails, full ,r--
assorted Bar Iron, Sheet and Hoop Iron.
Stoves and cast holiow-1are constantly ~ 4.
Also, copper and tin ware. Groceries -
and retail.
Pine, Poplar and Cherry Lumber bUa.h, \
sold.
Goods will le sold al the very loves; n;
exchange for Cash CT Country Produce
I. HUGHES
F5ensburg March Is 1e55
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Gru aNurrtisrlllrnt5.
LIST OFLETTER RS

REMAINING in the Post Office at Eb-
ensburg, May 18th, 1858:
Sebastian Brand; Alfred IT. Boyle; T.
Brossley; II Brown; D NJ Calvin 4 Co:
Ir -- Conrad: Joseph Cook; Patrick
Cousey; Cathariue Ann b r Davis; John
Eigenschrin; David Turner; Mrs Mary Fea-
thers; Thomas L Furl; Simeon Grag; Miss
Mary j George; Michael Gallen; Joseph
Hagerts; Jonathan Harmed; John Jones;
David w Jones; John Kongers; John San
ders; James Libby; James Mitcheltree: John
McCallister; Joseph McVey; HeEekiah Mi
chaels; Adam Melone; W Fl Mechling; Miss
Rachel Mccoy; Patt Rogers; Rev A Rit-
tenhouse; Nathan Sanders; Benjamin Star
ret; VIM II Simpson; Arthur L Stearns;
John Singer; Jason G Sawyer; Philip S
Stone; Messrs Supess & Go; Evan Thomas;
Washer; Sherlhaw Waltham; Charles III
Webehe; Jefferson Wilmon; Robert Wolf:
Mrs Eliza Worthington.
NJ. CHARLES MCAGUE,
Post Master
May &c, 1S5S-lt.
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% EMOFAL.-Tks uadsrsiga.i b,vi.- =
H & we'd 10 the new building tro =: 10
of the old stand, would Respectfully ,-.,.A 10 g
customers and the public geacrsnv ~, e q!
lately added to his forrrer supply cf e.
keeps constantly on hand a f-SI -. ~"1.il
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NJ o T 1 G IS HEREBY GIVEN.
~ that the partnership lately subsisting be-
tween Michael Steigerwald and John E. Maucher
OF Carroll town, Cambria county, under the firm
of Steigerwald & Maucher, expired on the fourth
day of May, 1853. All debts owing to the said
partnership. are to be received by said Michael
Steigerwald, and all demands on the said partner
ship are to be presented to him for payment
MICHAEL STEIGERWALD
JOHN L. MAUCHER.
Carrolltown, May 20, 1S5S-4t.
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GS Read new advertisements,
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: Changeable- the weather just now
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BURKE's GENEROSITY. On walking home
one night, from the House of Commons, he
was accosted by one of those wretched women
who infest the public thoroughfares of great
town Finding that the man she addressed
was of character different from her usual
associates, she burst into tears, and told him
her very painful history. 1t was, of course,
the ordinary tale, more than ordinarily pa
thetic: lady's maid-the lady's son-de-
sertion-dcstitutio streets. As she
was talking to lin, Burke arrived at his own
door. There was something in the degraded
objects language that struck him as sincere
Solemnly admonishing her that everything
might depend upon herself, he called his
housekeeper, aud told her to take care of the
unhappy stranger until she could be seen by
Mrs Burke The next day, this kind lady,
always ready to second her husband in his
humane designs, saw the poor woman. The
opportunity Of amendment was afforded her,
and eagerly embraced. Her benefactor had
no reason to repent of his effort to save, from
absolute despair, this outcast of The London
streets.-LJe Of Ednaund Burke
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"A Thing OF BEAUTY Is JOY FOR EVER
An ornamental article of household furni
ture' if also useful, gives double pleasure. =
This is especially the case with GROVER &BA
KER's Sewing Machine, which is beautiful
parlor ornament, aud is gentle and indus
trious seamstress, that will do more work in
given time than dozen pair of hands, and
will do IT better, too. 1t sews seam that
will not rip sews it stronger than by hand :;
is easily managed aud kept in order, and what
is more important, gives leisure for the cult
vation of health by outdoor exercise
Offices of exhibition and sale 495 Broad
way, New York; 8 Summer street. Boston,
and 73o Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
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@ Sumner is coming slowly,
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.

E5ensburg. March IS. 1855.
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a. Is. RUCkER.
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,

UYPOSNt lie n JtHtu BUNK,
LINCHBtRG, "a,
tEIS consa fly on hand large and varied
h vi GkOCEk.I.o AND STABLE DRI GOODS, which
hc oilers the trade CASH.
ior Produce his purpose, after, conduct
CASH riuNCIfLEs and
siraUie he al viii
All no may favor HIM
Grateful the Patronage received ~ the hands
attached trends and puuue the
years. bess pre-.
IAN lis
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE,

RICHMOND. May lst. lr.6.
H"ntl.men My child had b.aktus out last
ai ~ small sores, winch gradually rAcnud
htad Including both oarr, which much b, the
10 both dIuu utf
tired All sorts oil advertised AMI domestic without
any good rrsnlls then occurred and applied
OIL u began 10 get better the both. BROKE aud
led gals toh-it began 10 NJ cider
+ sai ia, 90 some that Iurt
okci so much better whom used It w sut anu,hc,
9th" AMI hen hcadis now nuai.l well LUIS aggra
'asod and took hall All hoareN,ry day
onunsise. One crrc
her entirely there Uu .lItlu the
entitled to this ut take
great pleasure IN giving you This certificate
Respectfully, H. L. CHALK.
To Messrs Dove Co.
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HI SUPEk.PHOSPHATEO OF LIME,
ManuiactL red rom Formula Of
DIX. JAMES HIGGINS.
State Chemist OF Maryland.
ENABLING PLANTERS TO DISpEN SE WITH TWO
tlds OF Peruvian uano for Fall seeding and for Summer
crops altogether Packed in bags and barrels fully
ed. Price $50 per ton al 2,UUO lbs.
The above article eher with Pamphlets giving tu de
this valuable
and mode Of application, eau be had"f
NJ. IIOLLINS CO,
l3ts Sole Agents Tor Lyn,hbur
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WHEAT IlIItASIIIIltS

fuNub lNDi.nHi,tNlD uasing bee Asrits Tor the
Il SCHENECTADY Agricultural
nand s,u'lrr Ih,n iHrnt lnirnci kah~ay Horse
i"werH lhlce toiuin,d Ihrashris aud
W ms received FIRST
iKtMlt NJ ut tu, Ne" luih SIA.c leLu
good ~A,. .aotIuh to al no nave used tiru
thht Ut"idUts thc ua,r hhont II ul,s
ant Thereby nahng s,HH,o 10 worn eithcr horses
niuu thcm.
lnE innASuERS ana COMBINED IllkASlIERS aud
W 4ANbN iRS
dust .t
" an
! he iiItsn,i stl " tliutWrr has "A RENOlNlNG WIRE
NEfAkA a
pv dome any HtA,t
~ "A shaker " lich
rae,s ui r.Iaw ii"l iho THRASH
PA M-lIu. these lra>hrrs do by
Inp IIt.iur niu uatun ~It b.
nt"e lKBh y SAL NDLkS.
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No ~ sycnanO .c street, Petersburg,
SIGN or THE EhGLE,
kFFERS to his friends and the public generally Of the
largest and choicest stocks WATCH \, JEWELkH,
sILyEKwARE, FINE CLOCKS and FIRST CLASS
every va,iriy m line presented the pub
lie cheap brilliant aud beautiful be had in other
establishment in this OF any other country In every depart
articles tmanniatn imI"rr) of the rest
styles and the o"t unique LASH al and elaborate workman
ship s"ltH Is
0DRICE or KEK DsENE OIL AND GAMPs
I REDUCED We will, IN aud afi,r this date sell KE-
.DSEAE OIL at O>f DOLLAR uiNtNIf fitk CENTS per
gallon We have male afrang"mrt with the Agents u
keep hand supply Of this Ga and a'e the sole nxc"is
tins city The .rhn,n' rtcic cannot e purchased o any
oth i,us"
We various styles Of Lamps at reduced prices
We call the public attention I" thi, ON L. the cheapest and
most popular sht ever introduced bong equal 10 sik candles
at cost ut halt cen, pr hont MIX HftFEN.,
jy 'O''' No '>' sycamore St Petersburg VI.
kUGAn~, MOIA>sEs. COFFEE. Ac., IN
- SIDhE.-
IIuds choice n %. brsht Sugars.
aats " JavaC"hrc
Gro ,nS Fine Mocho e. h"c,
sacks new crop RIO tfh"e,
Ibis t.ch NV orleans MoIaFses,
llhIs Prime Cuba do.
Bb. Crushed nngir
&
Tlerces London i'"itrr, oubir brown stout
Murs jag Ale f'r>ac by
apl5Is NOH lin ALEXANDER
<,OKN, CORN: NAL, LUuP""dGRpuND
Il.nghorns Johns their CORN AND PLASTER MILL
u M kc"I CONSTANT. hand the above art, Inch he
wal s.ai cheap ~ punctual caStoners
CnAS : LANGIORNE, Sole Agt
mar Is for the SALE ~ Western Plaster In this city
NrEw GOV. 1.XN We have it,i ia, a.-ociH-
~ ted together under aud nf Nc.
GROCERY AND COMMIT >>iUN Bl a the old stand
OF Nc II nu-y a bass VI street. mh,r. wcwi glad to
old friends ani the ube wh the promise
every effort 10 ent,r. sitisi,,tiun
ItMs-Cash OF To punthai customers on six months time
SAN l. II MCKINNEY.
dOIiN =. BASS
HtNRl ID FLOOD.
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AsriN GROVE, lIenrico December ]. In.
Misshs posE n Co. -tieniieIrun--My horse Iui IA
the yard IN front oil the attempting Iu,uv
on" ran one end OF fence ran through has ,h"ur.r
nearly penetrating through hrs breast, gas ars.
en"neh 10 insert Jour MI bottle Vi Jour hi
on ani applied irea'y;in Jour days ho
two weeks h" " a. entirely cured.
Respectfully yours, JAMES /. IGE
sold by all Drusssts and Merchants throughout the
81
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4 AGkGEsr sOUIaaEEN
IL PIANO MANUFACTURi

u
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"oLD MH oar f"H'"io" fih'o fo"iE''
"M. AAAhE continues tue manufacture and sale Of
ana Sun ru,sw .... the hu,,m ,t,u,. aud al
In. new sai.s ruu.u No au ,.at street i.lliu.r.
respectful. u.gs leave 80 present 10
ladies' geulicien ouula al, kuowl
em''s '' .ne 'e'! '".'' PATRONAGE '! he 80 UNIFORM
', Va -. 49,, ,n', '",,. ,, ' ' ~ ~ nv ~ NV.
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, 'i.s , , VI 'n' '' apo 1t netu
On , ,,,,t u,r,, t,,,, ,,,,,,,,, Al i, n,I ,n,r.,,
n"A interos. give before Purchasing
.''."h"re
A t.os bui.1 at my factory have ih i"n frames beng
ait,,t ,.. ,,,, aud mex w. 'ri,,r s ~, , m,.' a.
IL. .lu.
,a,y instrument "a M, ma tue is Guaranteed for h,,
car, i, ,a..u 10 ,,,ur, ,., ss,,,r -, .i.,," rs
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PAYNE h silkSlSflAN
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nrr Daps - 20 To-, ''''S sioi,.lnR GO
N-EN .CysE exrE>.sn> .Hs.xr.-,,,
n opened anonrl lot ..ns. uu.y beautiful "a rLNsIuS
sniKt 8 WIN tnead us,.v Maun.,tn ed by Dvur
las y sherwood ta"s sO't'I JonA A'i.AlAMa
.,mEsu spurE. E.,., ,,,.u..xn -,ro
Mn"r CINNAMON Ir,'rx c,.I ru'nr,r 4 - W 'n,e'
AID d as Pepper ""s 'sT, A. 81 IF CO.
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&1NGEk'a akWsNss MACm1NEs.-sirras
- the proof
Judged by this trre labor mach bsoe III.
labe comparable to Singors Msancs Aer estab
fishing the hkAcss In the United States they
exhibited o. the late xpesiop var.ie iDyrsncn where
they carried OF the hgost premium and great pAVutsro
~ make then has zen bull, ia PARIS,
In every branch OF industry In which sowing to " 1nn",
these machines be used wi on 40 the Aneh
The Railway nAn travelling foot With
singers Machines compared With hendsesDg DO tailor.
shoemak dressmakar carriage imnar aadder hstt &C.
should be without The I~oti, OF usng OF
these mAcAnes regularly employed Que Jbow and Dollars
In all ps,vss, anis where there mech se~rsg
and hoeI aad theaa and vroh
very strong aud durable being the only Kind VI Sow Ma
chine made by which Of work. hnc
could he persscty executed Jbuandsof inferior aud worth
less Sewing ksehBrs have nas ss sold under
bn S.ngors Machines aloe have baap found
W here @ satisfy the Of the publir.
Plain printed insrueens for using viii
chine oss vth iesdy acquire the as, ot
aging then. Tbe securuy ~
part Of the world To all dttr more particular IN
formation will application by letter At eEur OF Of
hcea iorw Ard copy OF NJ Sisger Co GAyotta sP"i
wholly Devoted " the wing Ma hoie iaiert.,
SINGER 4 90,
Priro,,sl0dise, No. ..g broadway. New I,SA
a. Hanover EL. boston; Ne w Libai
ell ST., Nov Haven Glerervile. No ia BrOnA ST.,
Newark N j.; No l&2 Chestnut h, Philadelphia Ne iH
Baitmose ST., BALTIMORE M ~ wrpips.r 1t Pfavaahr.
X L. No. Last 9TH ST. Cincinnati No as kort Ath ~. 81.
Louis No ~ st. Charlie. 81 Nov orleans DO ~ HsGan
ST. Mobile ld"c ~ dkcts