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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-25

A UCTION NOTICES.. al. BOGARr, AUCTIONvERs-
IA Tuesday Dec r. at 10Y O'Clock the NO.
North William street, Constsble's sse-Large lot Ciohng
consisting of Beaver Sack and Frock Goats silk Cass
Vests Cloth and Cashmere Pantsoons lot Dry Goods
Mems BOos Ladies' Caters Chdrenb Boots Slip
pers Brosans lU Leather Trimmings, &C.
ISAAC JONES Constable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-25

,rO THE LOVERS OF EXTRA tAkERICAN CHOICE
Aeas-Now exhibition and for sale q the stsnds "
he den fat III rs and 27y Wash
offered 10 ,he pab, Calves weighing so pou,ds
crcsced ed and ated by the vel Dealers Messrs
Bryan md HAnknson Of Mount Hely Neg Jersey q Sheep
weighing coo pounds creased raised and fasd by fnip
pounds dressed raked oy sr sharpseen Of Polghkoepe
~ Y. Ali the sboVe dressed 81 his jOur eymen,
nonpareis in that limo Of business Abm swartwsr and
Holland The public respectfully nvhed call and satisfy
themselves before the 2tih inst H. ]. STUR3ES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-25

n oEhTLxnAn aND WE E~inE Is lard AND
a asnn u hsoms tparlor bed oon) In locxisu cnn
yencnl 70 Gown ances pm as family above Isnb
f:aa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-25

ITO LET-AT no. 10 ELEVENTH STREET FOUR DOORS
Of broad way basement office suitable physi-
also two three Rooms the second floor
inf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-25

4 TTENTION.-l HAVE VALUABLE ATEyT WHfC1
"A requires capital To bring before the public posuo
H. nr sale for the purpose. Address a. u, box IN Hcrsl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-25

ITO LET-ErEGAHTLy FURNISHED ROOMS, suIrA-
BILE for gentleman and bis wife with all the sneuees
for housekeeping Apply al 50 Greene street No.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-25

4 UCTIoN NOTICES. i j. BOGART, AUCTIONEERS.
"A Thursday Dec g. at 10Y o'clock 81 East Thirty
second street genee Aouseho Furniture consisting Of
Locking Glasses rosewood marble top dressing Bureaus
Washsands rosewood hegeres Bedscads
ingram Carpets English oil cloths mante Ornaments dining
extension dining Table and Chairs Crockery China
and Glassware quantity OF Books Kitchen Furniture DC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-25

BOARDING ONE LA RGE ROOM, SUITABLE FOR
ID gentleman his wife, sic gle Room with large pan
try attached for sing. senilen early Rppcsuon ~i
comfortable Apply Is Citation street.
Brookkn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-25

TO LET-THE OFFICE NO g WALL, STREET, LATELY
occupied by the Magnetic Telegraph Company: and for
the fixtures consisting If sae
iesks cash work and furnace; The
Office very large gas lamp aud post Inquire at the American
Telegraph once No u Wal street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-25

T IQUOR BOTTLES. BRIGHT GILT. BRINsLEY
II has sl~ays on hand great variety Of Patterns, ~ IS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-25

UCTION NOTICES.. 81. BOGA ART, AUCTIONEERs-
a Wednesday Dec g. at 10h O'Clock at the auction
No. North William street, corner Of Frankfort, mortgage
saleHousehod Furniture mahogany Tete ,ees mahogany
plush Rockers mahogany Par'or Chairs solid mahogany
Feather Beds ana Bedding marble Centre Tables Wash
sanos upr Piano splendid Tapestry Brussels Three
ply and Ingram Carpets Looking Glasses Buresus large
Kitchen nrnure also lot dollhouse Sashes,
Scales, &c. JOHN W. SoMEkINDYkE, Attorney for Moot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-25

A ssIGNEE's SALE OF HATS. GAPS, FURs, &C.
q 81 ~ I, ~ cos a. s,o sa A , On meaneseay'
Rogers Esq, Assignee the entire stock contained in said
ng of Hats Caps, Fure 1rnnks &C. the
Counters and Fixtures.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-25

DOARD IN BHoADwAY-nOUsE FIRST GLASS sU.
ID rooms handsomely fnrpishd boz and cd water
xss baths &c cxcellent oe; dinner
unsurpassed Apply $50 Broadway. between Twelfth and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-25

UCTIoN HoTICE.-BuRNHAAs FURNITUkE Hx.
Eleventh street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues-Rich
Household Furniture Of description boxed shit ped
al parts Of the world Large four horse wagons re-
meya Of furniture % The country 0orage for farnure &c
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-10

New Ten DOLLAR NoTE ON TIE STATE BANK
or OHIo.-Ths ten dollar bill now issued by the
State Bank Of Ohio having been initiated by coun-
terffiters, the Bank has just engraved new plate
of which the following is description;
The vignette is an exquisite little engraving, re-
presenting Agriculture, Science and the Arts, in
the person Of farmer with his sickle and scythe,
g student with his book, and q mechanic with his
sledge and cog wheel. On the right hand end Of
the note IL fns portrait Of the worthy and veuer-
able president Of the Board of Control DR.. Andrews
This portrait Is destitute Of the usual ugly border
or frame. being merely set in finely shaded back
ground. In order to prevent alterations, the de-
nomination of the nOte, occurs seven times on It's
face, five timesin red ink, and twice in black. The
red color is claimed to be indelible. The back of
the note, is red as in the old engraving. The de-
nomination, besides appearing in large figures,
occurs in letters over almost the whole back.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-10

JAPANESE cOISs.-Gold in Japan is not oonsid.
ered As valuable Is it is in the United States while
silver is estimated higher in proportion. The coins
used in that country are called qkbmk," being
made of gold .eitzabu," being Of gold and silver,
and divided into halves and quarters; Z" tseny'
being of copper. The largest gold coin is oval in
form, thick as q three cent piece, and valued in
japan at $I32, equal to 81 IS ia our money. The
gold itEabu" is as thick as a ten cent piece, and
worth 81 75in our money. The half itzEbu is
silver, plated with gold, and oblong, worth ls3
cents, Japan valuation. The copper coins, "Pseny,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-10
Corning & Go. 5 QuOtations
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKEr-March 9.

+ our-Stste and western less active and 5Gl0c lower,
nss no bbls al S56095 S. for superne State S6ee 70
Tor ex "a Siais S5T0a60 for superfne WESTERN $6eg
Ss So for ezra western; So 696 for conlmon 10 fair e1
IA ,ound hoop Ohi0 the closing dull Canadian
ur qncrsnEed sales bf 800 bbls at Sc 6oIO Tor extra
Rg@ quiet at Ss,50a4 IS
Wheat-Du and unchanged; sales Of 1880 bus al Sc
for sound Chicago Sprins 81 le for red Ind SlIs for
white Tenn
Rye-Quist at q (d92c.
dorn3L sr; sales = $500 luss al se9ssc for vel
low uthera and q 100 bushels MIXED western In store At
oats-Du al 5S957c for State and s@ssc for western
and CANADIAN ..,A -. o,->,o,,.
W6isEy-Firmer sctiEe sales of 500 bbls at 2S2s1c
Pork-Ciosed firm sales of ll5O bbls al Sl7 7sQl7 1A
for mess; Sl7,s97.G0 for old mess and SlSo for
Becf-Firm; sales Of 100 bbs $6e07 90 for country
PRIME Ss00as00 for county mess: Ss5SSilpo i1f re-
packed Chicago mess; Sl2e0aal3 for extra do.
Prime Mess Bes-Quie sales OF 100 uercss Iaylsrs e1
tra at Sl7. -, . ...1,,--o
Dressed Hogs-Dul ct edsxc
Cut Meaie-uiet; sales OF $50 packages al 6fa5szc ior
shou, and s5S99Hc for hams - ,,o,,,-
L1Id-Dul; sales Of 800 bhls Al il7Slct ana ~ DDs
Butier-MsTket quiet at 9s for Ohio and lI927c for
State
Cheese-ActiVe at S(GIlc.
Rac0n-Saes Of 20o0o Ms clear sides At l0zc ana 1uJ
ms bellies private terms.
Tall0W-Fifm; sales OF 200 MS prime at lOlc.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-10
Hull PRATT. PlH's Att'ys- ''' y febs


GHERIFF'S SALE.-Pursuant to the
~ command of decreta order Of sale, issued from the
Court Common Pleas Of CuyahOga County at the suit OF
Zeiotes H. Monroe against Solomon c. BT)wn e al to
directed shall offer for sale at public auction a the door
Of the Court House, oorner of Seneca and Cmpain SITS
in the CITY of Cleveland in said County, the h day of
March, 1852 at ocock P NJ Of said day The following
described lands and ter ements, to wit SITUATE in the
township Of East Cleveland the State Of Ohio sR which
also the County of Cuyahoga, and is known put of
lot $50 in sail township aud bounded follows
mencug intersection of the road leading past P
Beers the said township with the Euclid Road Thence
along the of said road y ch and 79 links
post thence along the centre Of said road chains and 5
links to thence in the of said road chains
and So links TO a monument Smiths Corners, thence
south degrees 2chRns anG 10 links to the centre Of
Euclid Road thence in the centre Of said road chains
and SIX lnKs the place OF bennng containing nine
acres aud FIVE hundred and seventeen housandbs Of
land be the OF less but subject to all legal high
WayE- E. tlUfr
Appraised at Sls7s. 4
WILLIAMSON RIDDLE. Pits Att'ys fehs
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R. G HUNT. Plf's ATTY.
Jonathan L. Herrlck, plalnIl1i
vs..
Duranson Dart and others,

ou uS Ssfsndanis
DARK B. CLARK, CHARLES G.
Il kellogg aud Daniel A. White defendants IL said ac
isss the sd plaintiff fled his petition in the Court 81
Com91 Pleas IN and for ths GSqy % q an me
Dart Helen Dart TO SAID Park p Clark he
ship Of East Cleveland in the County of Cuyahoga and
State of Ohio being number eight IN the eleventh range OF
as paIt Of lot No IS AM is bounded as follows beginning
stone at the south west corner Of ad tot 4 thence
north ~ chons and IL links TO stone on the west line OF
said lot thence north 70 degrees east Y chains IA links
70 sto il The centre q ae SHAKER 1 R9Ss % thence ~ 9o @
north 6SA degrees east chains g links TO
degree east so ks thence south 49 degrees east 10
the north east of the school lot thence
Centre Of ts Shaker road thence south 4 degrees east
chains q links to the centre Of said road 9enes
Of land BY Ioseh Saght thence west on said line
part Of lot also of lot 49, beginning the north
Of lot which Is the south west corner OF lot
thence south Is degrees chains % links stone,
thence south degree west SO chains S links to stone
on te south line of said lot TO the centre the ad II
ch3as 81 links thence north degree east 70 en.Ins n
thence said A. Duty's south line chens 81 nl
one degree east 20 chains % links the north
line of the lot thence east IL chains and u inks TO the
place Of besiasinI the wA2le e cnlsn ls 'OO acres
To secure the payment Of sx Eoes made by
follows: All dated December ls 1876 and payable with
Interest aInualy one Tor SOY Isl lSo
December lst l5s Or $50 due June it ssq one for
$500 due December lst l0 and one for S4s5 due June
1sf, 1851. 'i
sad petition further states that said first described note
was payable said Clark Order and b. him mdoTs
ed to the pain and it and uopad and that by
said Endorsement said CLARK transferred 70 the painn an
said mortgage to the extent Of said note that
said mortgage left record in the Recorders Office IN
said the Sd day Of annar 1851 aud was record
ed Jan 9TH 1881 and that the above named defendants
claim to have interest in lien sad prems
es The object and prayer Of said peton or udgment
AGAINST te said Duranson Dart the Of $500 with in
S3l nom the h day OF Decenber ls5and on $3.50
from the h day Of December 1883, for the sale o. the
morgaged property to pay said Judgment and for other
proper relief
Said defendants notified that they required TO
pear and said petition before the Sh day Of
T-'-' s.B ST. J. PRENTISs,
Nesf,- - rfa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-10

LUMBERISe. .PRosPEeTs AeAIS-we noticed, two
weeks since the numbering prospects, and eonsid>
cred them at the time quite favorable; but had
hardly expressed our opinions and hopes, ere the
ever-ehangeful weather damped our ardoT and dis
PEELED our fond antieipations.
For the last eight or ten days there has been
perfsct stampede Of lumbermen from the p;neries
Their heightened visages betoksn anything but
entire satisfaction with the result of their labors
The run of sleighing was of short duration, aad
although they had all things in readiness 10 make
the most Of all the snow, still they were obliged to
leave jobs hardly commenced, and now the season
is far advanced that there is very little prospect
of anything further being done towards getting in
a supply Of logs for the coming season.-Janilae
.Jss5ereoainu
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-10

TIE AMERICAN BASK NorE CoMPAxY--Are
about to make public an important improvement
10 the general design of bank notes, which win
eectually guard against that species offrAudulent
paper known as altered bank notes. By the new
patent no bank note can be successfully altered so
as to impose upon the community. Several of the
prominent Banks have adopted this new style
which will work complete revolutenin the appear
anee Of bank notes.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-10
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKEr-MarcA .

First quality BeeEes ative better prices but common
dull and unchanged Qu0tatlons ars- Inferior "a
SIC; best l0Gi0xc; premium l2glSc. Average s5Se-
Sheep and labsScarce and mari ct active and higher
receipts 400
which sell n very low prices. Receipts u 600 Very
heavy cornfed in request al 696zc and dstlsyed at
EGEr %
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-10

The Restorative put up 10 bottles ofthree sizes
Laige medium. and small; the small holds pint, and
retais for Osr per bottles the medium holds az least
twenty per cent in proportion than the SMALL retas
for two dollars per bottles he large holds quart 40 per
cent more proportion aud retas for three dollars per
bottle.
o. J. WOOD co, Proprietors, No 3l2 Broadway, N.
Y, I'm the great N Y. Wire Railing Establiahment and
No ia Market street, St Louis, Mo.
And sold by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-10

~ The London Bankers state that there was
paid in London during the month Of January, thirty
millions Of dollars, for interest on foreign loans
England keeps the world at work earning profits
on her capital.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-10
CHERlFF'S SALE.-Pursuant to the


~ command of writ of yeRai exponas issued from the
Court Common Pleas OF Lucas County, az the suit OF
Alien Hincklty, plaintiff against Andrew J. Field and
others. defendants to directed shall offer Tor sale at
Public Auction at the door of he Court House c9rner OF
Seneca and Champan streets In the city Cleveland IN
Cuyahoga County on the l2th day Of March le6s at
O'Clock M of said day the following described lands and
tenements towt Situate in the City Of Cleveland Cuy9-
hOga County and which also the state OF o and 1s
known by part of lot Gle eland village and bounded
follows encng the soufhery line Of Cham
plain street l6 feet westerly from its with the
westerly line of Ontario street. at the north west corner
of land decided by James s Clark to Albert v on
the I'D day Of April 1889 and running thence westerly with
Chsmpsin street forty feet, thence southsry et night an
giles with Champain street eighty feet 10 an alley thence
easterly with said alley and parallel with Champlan St
the south Of land deeCed as afore
said to said Albert v Se3bins. thence nOrhery eighty
feet the place Of beginning be the same more or less
Also other piece parcel OF lana, slcuate IN the y
of Ceve land which also the County and State aore
said and known bT heng parts of original lots UNI
eighty-hree and tghtyOur the plat Of the village of
Cleveland and is bounded follows to wit: Beginning
upon the soulherly ae Of ChAmpan street, hundred
twenty feet westerly from Ontario street and running
thence westerly with said southsTy line of Champion St
forty feet thence southerly right angles with
eighty feet to alley running parallel with Cham
plain street, thence easteTly with said alley forty feet
thence nOhery eighty feet TO the place Of beginning be
the same more or less
each. -
q fehQ
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THE ONLY ARTICLE
UnriVaIed i'm Market.
WITH IMMENSE
HOME AND E UROPEAN
DEMAND.

THE REASON WHY is THAT BY
Il Natures process restores the natural coor per
manenty after the hair becomes supplies the natural
fluids, aud thus makes grow bald heads,
dandru ichiag and heat from the scalp, quies and
up the nerves and thus ali nervous headache ami
may be relied upol t. al diseases Of the scaD
hair it VIII stop and keep it from falling of makes II SOFT
glossy healthy cad 5edin and used by the young
week it Wii fall or become gay then
reader, the following and judge for yourselves:
NEW YORK, Jun ., 1853.
aIEssRs o. J. WooD Co.-Geate1asH: Having heari
good deal about Professor Woods Hair Restorative AMI
my hair beng quite gray, made up my mind to lay aside
the pTelndlces which l. common With great
had AGAINST all manuer Of patent medicines and short
time ago commenced using your article to test for my
self -u .--.. .'
The result has been 50 very satisfactory that am
glad did and IN justice TO you. well for the
gemeut of others who may be graz was. b1
who having my preiaces without my for setting
them aside unwilling 10 give your Restorative tra
until thsy have further proof and the best proof being
lar deoass ration write you this letter which you
show any such and also direct them for further
proof who in and out of the n y. Wiz Iling Esab
lishment every day.
My hair is now its natural color and improved IN
appearance way being glossler and much
more healthy looking. am, Yours Respeci fully,
R W. JENKINS 90
t-- Cor. Columbia and Carroll sts., Brooklyn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-10
FEVER AND AGUEl

EROM WHICH MANKIND -SUF-
L. FER OVER A LARGE PART OF THE GLOBE,
duced Sy the poisonous asm Of vssetabio deesy Tbs
e1a son is evolved by the action of solar heat soil
below the HORIZON this vapo fingers the earhs sur
iRee and the virus is taken with il through the lungs into
nal vscsa and sxcretng organs Of the body The liver be-
the bile from the blood Both the virus and the bile
uate ~ the circulation and produce violent constitutions
al disorder The spleen, the kidneys, and stomach
sympathise with the liver, and bee deranged also
Finally the instinct af organism, if in attempt
the body the internal e1cTetoes force them to cast
out The blood leaves the suce and rshes the inter
But IN tbs cort & Then he vrR i 3 eSs Sh n
which he blood leaves the central ORGANS and Iushes hs
surface ASH y another effort to eIPe the irritating poison
that other great eKcret orthe skin In this
no Eats IoL me recovery OF strength 70 repeat the hope
less effort another day. These the fits OF
course undermine the health If it is not rem oveo
We hayo lahoIed 20 find. and have found aEtid0te
AYERS. AGUE. CURE.
Which neutrases this maarous poison in the blood and
stimulates the yerto eIpel It from the body As it should
do This aictng disorder with perfect certainty
hose Who sS ssct sI 70 & as S IS f q5s sTss to
eXoels rom the system is absorbed and thus keeps
health althOugh exposed the disease Consoqusntv it
not only cures but protects from the great variety of ac
tons ch induced by this malignant influence, such
2s Rem1tent Ee er Chill Fever Dumb q Masked Agqe,
ache Earache. Catar Asthma, Palpitaions Painful Al
ectons Of the Stomach and Bowels all ofwhch when ans
ing from this cause will be found to less the
inte ment type. This AGUE CURE" removes the cause
OF these arrangements and cures the disease.
Tns II accompshes by stimulating the eXcretores
pei the rs from the system and these organs by degrees
become habted to do this their office Of their accord
pis the end hut oen life long enough or is
saerhced IN the attempt, while this AGUE OUREn does
that this well as sa er remedy for The whole
clSss Of diseases which caused BY the Hsaaic insc
stn anciher sdvantage to the public, which is that is
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-10

MAKING CONNECTIONS
Al Cleveland with Cleveland and Toledo Cleveland Co
lumbus Cincinnati, Cleveland aud Erie, and Cleveland
and PHtsburg Railroads. s.a ID
Al SOl0l with hacks to fhagrin Falls, &c.
At Mantua with hacks for Ravsnna, &c.
At BraceviIle with hacks to Newton Falls re
Al Waneu with hacks to Shzren Greenfield, Mealgilie
Bloomfield Canield, nc.
Lowell, ane Enon Valley and thence by P. F. W. C. r
CHAs L. RHODES, supt
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feaal Notires.
dHFRTFF q SPEOIAL MASTER'S

NHEhIfF q bfEUIAU MAOI D II .
- SALE-Pursuani 70 the command Of an erder Of sale
issued on: of the Court Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga
County the suit Of Samuel l. Baker pin sgainst Caro-
Auction the door the Court Hoase corner Of Senecs
and Champlan 6treelsl the City OF Cleveland IN said
county on the 22l dax Of March, is9 at O'Clock NJ Of
said day. the lands and tenenenls e erbed as follows to
wiz Situate in u township and CITY OF Cleveland being
No in the l2th OF townships In the Connecticut
western Reserve the State of Ohio, and which also IN
the County Of Cuyaho and by being part Of sub
lot No 80 in he subdivision OF ten acre lots Nos ia 49,
las and is bounded follows north by an ley east by
lot No SD south bF Hamilton street. and est by line
parallel with the east line Of said lot No So and 5 feet
distant therefrom S.ris of land B feet wide On the
east sids OF said lot No 80 with the dwelling house,
sc thereon be the more or loss but subject to all
legal highways
Appraised at S551.
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lrs. &c, S. W. MIDDLETON.


PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 9, l85T-
PRoP. WOoD-Dedr Sir; Your Hair Restorative j. prov
ing itself benecialtO The from, and also the back part
Of my head almost lost its eovering-was in fact BALD
have used but half pint bottles Of your Restorative and
the top of my head IS vel tudded with promising
crop fgoung hair and the front also receiving bene
t have tried other operations without any benefit
whatever. think from my personal recommendation
Yours Respectfully, D. r; THOMAS, MD,
4Gl No. Vine Street
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rHE aRovRR ) BAKER sTITOH

Itisdifhsult to fancy awkward stitch than this
This l. called double thread stiich OF course The
thread which hes coed culousy the 9wI siqe o.
masses hrnush and holds the cloth together, but simply
asten the srge thread which take the stlch7
This also is single thread stitch That the Grover AMI
Baker Stitch unravels readily IS shown by the above CUT
But il oad be siatei that when fastened this shtch Is
elastic and is TO many pur Tatuahe Stitch That
very complicated coDtrivance required to take the
Grover B1ker Stitch is quite apparent Hence lis great
Liability TO get cut OF order. . ~