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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-25
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Patent PaTafine H.asnp!

OhfaF"iieu ia BENNY simplicity, aud
ECONOMY
portable light, equal IN intensity of flame and slml
wrln appearance 10 gas, at one third the price
me above are FOR sale by the subscriber 1t 2ss Main
street, Who ia the sole Agent for this place. The public
are invited ie examine them AYpFQ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-25

go NJ e ALE. COME ALL
AS the Doctor will never be engaged ia
Unpleasant ~ OFlS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-25

principal regulators ofthe
performs its functions well
are fully developed. The
dependent on the healthy
proper performance of its
ach is at fault, the bowels
system suffers in conse.
LiUer having ceased to do
OF that organ, one Of the
his study, in a practice Of
to and some remedy where
many arrangements to
medyis 1T last found, any
Complaint in any of its
botJle. and conviction is
morbid or bad mater from
their place a healthy fowoi
ach, causing food to digest
giving tone ann health to
moving the cause Of the
cure
cured, and, lUbat is bet
occasional use # the In
sufficient to relieve the
food from rising and sour-
fore retiring, prevents
nighi, loosens the b1wels
RCS8
eac4 meal, will cure Dys
spoonfuls will always re
male OBJ truction removes
and makes q perfect cure.
ately relieves CkoiiC, while
is a sure cure tor Cholera
Of ChOiGTn.
ne ded 10 throw out Of the
icine after d long sickness.
Jagndice, removes all
color fr n the skin.
time before eating, gives
makes food digest sell
cures Chronic DlaFrheG
Summer and Bowel com
FIRST dose.
attacks caused by W0Tms,
surer, "a er, or spseaier
never fails.
DTCgsy, by exciting the
recommending shis meii
FeBer ana AsRe, chill
a Bilious Type, 1t oper-
thousands are willing to
virtues.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-25

D. KIMBALL h co.,
Publishers and Booksellers, Providence, Il. I.
iy9 di Agents for New England
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-25

n4Noh SALE-An excellent 0rocery Wagon. FOR
sale, sls,, a.iarge pise Refrigerator Apply 10
ielv du y X LkLAND, ~ trout street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-25
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Patent NAastEc Roofing.

Grnin OF all kinds ground to order at short notloeI
also, for sale Meal, Corn and shorts, in lots To
suit purchasers. HOWARD HOLDEN.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-25

Tho Celebrated Revolving Clothes
Frames.
constantly on hand and for sale as above.
niche du H. HOLDEN.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-25

Office No. Liberty street, New York
NJ. B. GREEN & CO.. sole Agents for Worcester.
jy29 d&Wtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-25

FENO RENT-A good Room, suitable OF Doctors
4 Office Apply to s. X LELAND, 4S Front street.
ielg diff
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-03
AsPheslink,, subscriber.

We publish the following response from
one of our prosecuted subscribers, IN the
hope it's sentiments NAV BE- adopted by the
rest and afford vent to Their peat up wrath,
and that following his example Of renting
the amount of their bill, they may tind pence
to their souls and receive the benson Of the
proprietors, who, under many "dificulties,"
still furnish them the paper.
Iowa, May 81, 1858.
j. B. HOWELL & Co. The enclosed was
found in your paper, received by me tins
morning being the second or third epistle
to the non paying that have received, with
in the last sixty or ninety days. This way
Of doin may be fun to you, but consider my
"phelinks," and forbear for yet season.
You intimate that am indebted to you--ask
me to remit. and unless do so the paper
will be stopped at 1926. Where is that P
Must be some place on the lower road tceen
here and your city. never travel that road,
and wish to give you notice that if you
stop my paper at that point that will not 20
after it. "Remit," what do you mean by
that? 1t is word that has been so long
disused in these parts that it's meaning has
escaped my memory at this present speaking
am indebted to you, am 2 Well what OF
it. Many Of the good people Of this State are
in the same unfortunate fix. But be that as
ii may, place the enclosed to my credit and
consider yourselves fortunate. wish you
well, therefore send this amount but the
chief rsaaon h that as your printing costs
nothing ~ nil keep on sending these 10.
fernal 1ncks,' and by that means OF
some otk1e 1setsoy my peace Of mind. The
only thine I regret is that am just out Of
scrip. Respectfully,
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nleoay pea.

About seven years since, Sinclair Young,
citizen q Harrison county, Ind, was killed
by VIM Marsh in nm ARRAY at Corydon, in
that State. The fight had its originin Young
slandsiing the females of Mar,h's family,
including the wife Of his son, Wm. Young,
who was Aatsii's daughter. Marsh was tried
and acquitted. since then, Marsh aud
ioang's sons have been enemies. This il
the sequel;
A, brsudenlurg, Ky, on the Ohio river,
on Wednesday, Marsh Was sitting in front Of
Ashcrait's tavern. staniy Young, another
son 81 the deceased who had been watching
| the opportunity for revenge took his position
on porch which commanded fair view Of
Marss, and taking deliberate aim with a re.
volyer, shot his unconscious victim through
the head. The ball entered the skull, and
ranging downwards, pierced the brain. -
Marsh fell dead in his tracks. The murder
er, who was prepared for tight, mounted his
horse Immediately and made his escape.
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Rochester Commercial Nurseries,

IL ochcsIer Comm rcial Nurseries,
ROCHESTER,. MONROE co.,H,Y.,
II II. HOOKER & CO., ProrRiEroRs.
WM. BARNES, AoENr, CT the Office Of stoddard &
Calrrr, Banner Mills Depot, Keokuk, Ioiea,
WILL be happy to furnish Descriptive Pam
w Phlets, free, to any who may desire IL also,
10 receive orders for all kinds of Fruit Trees 0rna
mental Trees, Hedge Plants, Evergreens, Decidu
Gus Trees and Shrubs Small Fruits, such as
Strawberries, kaspberries, Gooscberres, BIAck ber
rior, rrants, and every variety II Grapes to be
delivered in good order next Fall or Spring u
suit purehers.
heoknk May 81, 1883 -Id1w-w2ml
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q. r. CLIFFORD,


rhirdst. bet. Main and johnson,
kEuik Uh............... IOWA.
HAVING permanent located in Keo-
l. l. kuk, would invite the attention Of IA
the public to my new and we'll selected
stock. Having acquaintance with the best manu-
ia tarer in the United States, all Of my goods are
made to order and are unsurpassed in quality or
sty j.. I he stock AN low opening comprises, in
part, Fino Gold and Silver Watches, English and
Swiss tie genuine Perry Watches, cased with
original designs Silver Ware OF every dcscr. pton
warranted pure coin; Ladies and Gentle men :
Jew2ry of all kinds, including tyes never before
offered in the market; spectacles, in cold, Silver
Steel and Plated Bows, with Pebble, Periscopie
Ccucaye, double concaye aud Colored Glasses of
every variety of shade and focus among these
are he real Scotch Pebble and Periscopic Glasses
mechanically adapted to suit all eyes. Ts those
unavqaainted with the nature Of these Glasses,
wi.l state that they are manu- featured from crys-
taizca quartz, their peculiar shape producing an
equal focus throughout their entire surface, while
in other Giasses the focus is concentrated to one
paint, AMI, TO the constant wearer, often times be-
comes painful. fine lot Of Accordeons; also an
as,ortns nj of Morton's Gold Pens Double Plated
Ware, manufactured by Rogers Bro, on genuine
Albata, warranted to be the best Plated Ware that
Is made-TSa sets, Cake and Fruit Baskets, Cas-
! tors, Ladies, Spoons, Forks &c,
/ y. b. foods of every description made to or
I der, as also Hair ornaments. would particularly
call the attention Of the public to the fact that
my goods are purchased for CASH, and not brought
out here 10 sell on consignment. They are offered
! At n mall profit, for CASH ONLY. The money re.
funded in ali cases where goods do not prove as
4 represented.
Bong practical Watch Maker, my personal
attention will be given to the Cleaning and ke-
pairing OF Watches, which shall be done in work
i mau-like manner, and warranted to keep time.--
Clocks, Jewelry, &c, repaired in the best manner
and attended to promptly. Engraving done to
order.
SsSe Please call and examine my goods, and |
will take pleasure In showing them, even though
no sale "a made. share of pa tronage is respect.
fully solicited. have made and put up the only
sun Dial there IL in town, which can be relied on
as the true time for this meridian.
! juael dly
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County convention.

1hs Republicans of Lee County will meet in
County Convention at Charleston, on Saturday, the
bth day Of June next, for the purpose of appoint
ing delegates to attend the Republican State Con-
vention to be held al Iowa City the 18th day Of
june next, TO nominate an Attorney General, Sec
rotary, Auditor land Treasurer Of State, Register
Of State Land ofiee, and Commissioner Of Des
Moines Lsnd improvement; and also, to appoint
delegates 10 the Congressional Convention, to nom
nate Republican candidate for the First Con-
gressionsl District of lava.
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SINGULAR AND FATAL CAsuALrY.--A young
lady, the daughter of John Lee Of Newtown,
Licking county, Ohio, was killed few days
since, under the following circumstances:
In company with her sister, and the wife
and young child of neighbor, sho had gone
on fishing excursion. While standing near
. tree on the bank of the stream, swollen bv
the late rains, the bank undermined BY the
overflow, gave way, and the tree fell. Two
Of the females escaped as the tree began to
totter. But one of Mr.. Lees daughters,
With the infant child, was caught by the
branches. The young lady was terribly
mansled both legs broken, one arm, and the
face and body bruised. She lived but few
minutes The child had one leg broken, bu,
not otherwise seriously injured.
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/. CLERICAL WIr.-Spurgeon sometimes comes
out with good thing. "Brethern," said he,
"lf God had referred the Ark to a Committe
on Naval Affairs, it's my opinion it wouldn't
have been built YETI
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Tx DIRTY LITrLE PIo.-Ths Pass ehrit-
ian (Miss.) Monitor says:
scing " the stree. he other aay, saw
sight we didn't expect to see, nor do we
expect to see again in a grcat while. Il was
nothing more nor less than little negro bow
about years old, stretched out upon the
ground beside a poor, NANCY looking so !,
and SUCKING away as though it was his
mother. Such scene is not often witnessed
IN our town, and it rather amused us. And
what was more, the SOW seemed to like the
idea OF sucking human pig.
Ca a new Commercial College has been
opened in Davenport.
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Republican state q onvention.

A Republican State Convention viii be held At
Iowa City, on Thursday the 18th day Of June,
1855, for the purpose of nominating Secretary,
Auditor, Treasurer Of State and Attorney General,
and for the transaction Of such other business as
may be deemed necessary by the Convention.
The ratioof representation of each county will
BE- one delegate for every one hundred Republican
votes and mn dditional for every fraction over
6fty, the vote for Governor at the last State cleo
tion being the basis Organized counties with less
than one hundred Republican voters will be eati-
~ each tome delegate.
) s. j. K1RKwoop, W. II. FARMER,
W.P.CLARK, II PRICE,,
800 Ii. O'CoSNoR, a.. d. WOODEN,
0my LANES, Jan. 20, IS. Committee.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TI,HE Annual Meeting Of the Stock holders OF
i the Keokuk Mt. Pleasant and Muscatine Rail-
road Company will be held Ut the ONCE Of the Com
pany in Mt Pleasant, Iowa, At = o'cleck n. Of
Wednesday, the 10th day Of June, 1858, for the
purpose Of elscting BoaId Of Directors for the
ensuing year, and transscting such other business
~ may properly come before the meeting.
JOHN W. OGDEN, Sec'y.
May 8, lsss-dtd
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MAY Is. 1i0|itoI'.

1O& NIL
vllae naSenteen LIVES
W ~ IN = I - an Illinois
corrsss ~ & llll y ARsiculars Of
the efsstsee ~ slosm q sasday evening,
o runor u vhisA - = sireaiation here on
Tuesday.
just before O'Clock 1asday evening the
citizens Of Ellisyille, village Of War
rem county, Ills, 49, 1arned BY the por-
tcntous blacknrss o. ~ alpeeaohing clouds
in the West. While thsy looked through
torrents Of falling rain II seemed as IL two
armies Of sieaids big with bursting storms
had come insontAss, and then swept on in
terrible strife toward the devoted village
The storm 10 its fury swept everything be-
fore it, and when il struck the town demol-
ished it In an instant, sweeping the buildings
from their foundations and tearing the struc-
lures in sphnters. The village consisted of
some twenty 1--we buildings, including large
hotel and two stores, all OF which were
swept away, leaving not a vestge Of the vii
lage or the buildings within its original lin
it's.
1t was dreadful scene Of human suffer-
ing, not single inhabitant Of the place hav-
ing escaped uninjured. Thirteen dead bodies
were found, and four more persons died in
few minutes after their discovery. Many
others were so SO dreadfully wounded and
mangled that they can only survive in hope
lees agony for brief period.
One man has rib torn cat exposing the
lungs to view. A woman has her skull bro
ken and the brains ooze through TIA frac-
ture; another has both hips broken. One
man was carried some distance through the
mir and dashed to the ground, breaking a leg
and four ribs and mutilating his face. These
are but instances from a number OF like
character. The appearance Of the mangled
dead and the agonlzed living bcggars dcscrip-
sion.
On Monday the people gathered to the
scene of devastation and suffering from the
country round about, and from the neigh.
boring towns, and rendered every possible
assistance.
Preparations were going forward for one
of the most solemn and awful scenes tina,
has ever occurred in Illinois--the funeral
solemnities Of near twenty persons swept
into eternity together by the blast OF thu
destroying tempest.
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Eomund seytrarth, N. ..

Edmund Sc , tfarth, N. ID.
hFFERS his services as Physician, Surgeon, Ac-
~ courheur. and Dentist, TO the citizens Of Keo-
kuk aud vicinity.
Educated at one OF the most renowned Universi-
ties in Germany, Vienna, his hospital practice
there, as we'll as his experience during four years
service as Surgeon in the X. X. Russian Navy, and
also three years practice in New Er gland, will, he
hopes. secure to him the confidence Of this com.
munlty.
Anything under the head Of Dentistry--opera-s
tive mschRnicalwill be execu ed in a satisfae-
tory manner and warranted. Charges reasonable.
Attendance given at private dwellings il required.
Exsmnntion and advice gratis.
r sdeuce and Office, Fouith-st., between High
and Morgan.
| RsfERxscEs.--Mrs. L. +. Wilder, Rev. Mr.,
Kimball j . b. Howell. keokuk, and j A. Shedd
Esq, Of Denmark, Iowa. June2dly
Diss Oiuiiou.
I'llE partnership heretofore existing between
i stephen u. joiner, and o. b. o. Bannon, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent.
y h. Jones viii settle all the business Of the old
firm
May 81 sd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-03

CO. Tho decision OF the General Assembly
Of the New School Presbyterian Church at
Chicago, has beer rendered in the case OF
the Rev. Mr.. Shields, of Iowa.
The simple facts of the case are, that
Mrs. Shields obtained q divorce from her
former husband on the grounds ~ inhu-
mainly and drunkenness, and eos Nine
before the death Of her former husband be-
came the wife Of the Rev. Mr.. Shields The
Assembly has decided that under the law Of
the Church, and in the opinion Of the Gen.
eral Assembly, Mr.. and Mrs. Shields are Iy-
ing 10 adultery.
Such, we believe, is the eclesiastical law
of most of the Protestant Churches, and OF
the Catholic Church, but there is very
large minority, and very powerful one both
in talent and piesy, opposed to such view
Of the case.
That the decision in this case 10 not aus.
tained virtually by public opinion or by the
Church, is clearly evident from the fact thai
members Of the General Assembly who
voted for II regarded Mr. and Mrs. Shields
81 neither morally nor legally guilty OF
aauitsrs. l4v, tiaai tasl.., All lac ~oril
will treat them, just us favorably us they
would had Mrs. Shields former husband
died before her second marriage.
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HMrk q Nc Bostless kesk1kians
flylME5 are Hard. MONEY 10 scarce. But
L DUKE IL up with the Times, and down with
the Cash. IL times are hard, HIS WORK Lasts
vkRY GREAT walLE. II money Is scarce, HE
SELLS VERY CHEAP.
now ready 70 accom- modate Nh VIC NAV rive him !
cal al ,hcr in Eastern Custom made work, and
woHM cali par ticular attention to the latter.
Having established manufacturing ON the most
extendedscals, he will keep constantly hand and
make to order varything Ia his line, from putting
patch making infant's shoe, TO Satta
Cater Patent Cag Boot, and win sell the best Of
soois .. tas ysry iswast possele prices ;o- CASH
In custom work he warsants PITS, not TO cramp,
but to Cure Corns.
MAMMOTH BOOT,
apr2Sd Nos. rs, 66 and 90 Main-st.
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= AND u y Nk RAIL II d
Of CANADA.
- A DELIGHTFUL L ROMANTIC ROUTES

q y d r II u NIX MA l. II o A n
Of CANADA.
~ADELI8HTFULA ROMANTIC ROUTENa
rKoH THE WEST -
Boston, Nsn York, and ire Eastern States
va the Michigan Central. Great Wesfsym,
09dsnstssgA Feympnf Central, end
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD OF CANADA.
Passengers by this route have an opportunity Of
Visiting sone OF tho grandsst and most won
dsrful scenery In the world, including Toronto.
Niagara Fdiis, Svspssron Bridge, Thossane isiasds
Rapid of fhe 81 Lawrence, Quebec, Montreal, WAus
Aosnfaius, the 1atuIar B,idge tneariy fso mass In
ieagth), Lake CAsmpisin, Faih az Monimoyenet.
Hudson Riucv, etc, rte.
On and after May l, 1858, Baggage will b
Checked Through from Chicago
The Mammoth Steamship
LEVI An.
OF "a. 500 Tons AND 700 FEET LONG,
Il under contract TO this Company for one or more
trips TO Portland this year. Tourists return
tickets from Chicago to the principal towns Ia
Europe will shortly be Issued Tickets from Chi
eago FOR al points East, also for the Levistkan or
for the NJ. SIS. Co. . ships, can be obtained At
the Once Of the Grand Trunk Railr1ai, No. 80
Dearborn street, Chicago.
J. wARRAcK,
Agent Of Grand Trunk X. X. CO., OF Canada.
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GOLD AT LAST AIR. Il. NJ. Pickel, Of Mar
shall, twelve miles south OF Washington, in
Henry Co., has shown Us several specimens
Of gold found in the vicinity Of that place.
The specimens shown "a ware found on Will
liam's Greek, north Of Marshall, in this coun-
ty, but the best "diggins" are said to be on
small stream emp,ying into Skunk river a
short distance below the mouth of Crooked
Greek. Several Californians have been
prospecting, and say it will pay at least two
dollars per day gathering dust.
We are also informed that gold in sslmit-
ed quantities. has been discovered near Craw-
louisville, in this county. We thought
Washington county wouldn't consent to be
behind all the rest Of Iowa in the production
OF gold Fine time for washing il just now.
II Washington Press.
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THK SxAsos.--The present season bids
fair to rival that Of 1851 in dampness. Mr..
Leighton informs us that he planted twelve
acres of corn as late as the 23th Of June in
1851, and he had FIRST rate crop Of fodder,
while the corn was even better than mos, Of
the corn raised last year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-03

TsE DEs MoIHxF VALLEY WHIe is published
every Monday at this Office, is OF the oldest
papers in Iowa. and has very large and incress.
ing circulation throughout the Det Moinos Val.
ley, Northern Missouri, and Western Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-03

SORRY TO SEE i've yenerate and re-
spect the name Of Edward Everett, and are
almost in all respects a subscriber TO his
creed Of politics. But, much as we esteem
his conservatism, We are very sorry to see
that he has allowed his Letter about the Sum
ner testimonial TO come before the people
1t can do no good--it only aids and abets
the friends Of the late fre-sating Brooks
II sesms to us that il We had been born =
Boston man, we should have deemed il .
steop unworthy the vicinity Of Bunker Hill
to have written an apology for lending our
sympathy to fellow-ci,y man who had been
brutality struck down in his seat in the Cap
itol Of the Nation.--I Wheeling (ya.) lntelli-
gencer, May Goth.
When man from the vicinity Of Bunker
Hill is BY nature and habit q mere toady,
and his incinations lead him to play the
syeophant to the Shareholders Of the South,
it ia the most natural thing in the world that
he should apologize for any act Of his that
nigh, be suspected Of exhibiting the
ordinary sympathies of decent men. A
northern niger catcher can't stoop,-nor
rise for that matter. He is as low as he can
get, and too low for anything but the "hand
of resurrection to raise him up.n
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CHICAGO TO BUFFALO rIA DETROIT
Al the above Office tickets for New York. Boston.
and al the stations on the New York Eris and
New York Central Railroads can be obtained.
]. WARkACk,
Agent Of Il. 4 l.. II. Railroad.
Once No. SO Dearbon Street, Chicago.
April ~, 'bS-dly-c,Hs
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A QuecnIy wife.
ny rHos. row ELL.

Star OF my heaven, by viii oh my soul steers right
Through storm and calm, through sorrow and
dismay, ~
Thou trusty beacon in iife's drearY night,
A pleasant song to cheer me on uiy way,
A sentlo voice to chide meii | stray -
'Tis vain TO pile up titles my sweet Queen
SO at your fest this loving song lay,
Which but Tor your kind smiles had never been,
Therefore It's que 10 thee wife Of the brow serene
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singers sewing ~ 0rhlne.
k,Ok sii manufacturing purposes, Singers Sew
ing Machines arc deemed indispensable. The
public insist upon having their clothing &C.. made
BY them. Singer Family Sewing Machine il the
latest presented for competition, and, being ar
ranged with full knowledge Of the defects Of other
machines for similar uses, has avoided or remedied
them all. II 10 the hnndsomest Sewing Machine
ever made, and the easiest to learn to operate.
Its excellent mechanical principles ard qualities
ere readily appreciated by those acquainted with
sewing machines. and give assurance Of their be-
coming aniyerally adopted. Apply for !. N.
Singer Co. s Gasctte. Copies supplied Cratic.
Western Office lao Lake Street, Chicago
mchad6m WIN. BRoDEkICK, Agent.
faFWcl's hteom Mag man n CIeYy.
Nos. AZ, "A and ~ Wabash Avenue,
NuiS .....xLLINOlS.
AIS AND SACKS of every description and
- variety, furnished upon the shortest notice.
and printed with appropriate Brands.
SIMEON FARWELL,
mchsdAw5m Proprietor.