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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-04
"a From the Dunuque Herald.
Gen. Dodge His Position

Gen Dodge returned on Saturday eve
ming to his old home in the city Of Bur-
lingtou, to thssgreat qualification of hi:
old friends and ne,ghbors. who recognize
| in him . face long familiar to Iowa.
Gen. Dodge will accept the nomination
thrust upon him by the Democratic par
,zid5sNa. "a aI .-... s. s,1
ItfsNue to the Democratic party. and
10 the voters OF the State, to know yrecise
iy the platform upon which Ger. Dodge
now stands: -s
lst He is unequivocalS and bitterly
opposed to Slave Code made for the
Territories by Congress and will give 1t
no countenance whaxver.
I'd. He regardsthe re-opening Of the
slave trade rs d>.estable, and impossible,
as a, war witt the Democratic party, and
an attomptto renew it would be an out.
ra geous insult to the civilization ofsshe
age, ,na the general signal for she dis-
ba,hnr of the party.
Sd. He is in favor Of making the fair
land direct vote Of the whole of the quail
fed voters of Territory upon every part
of their Constitution al absolute pre- REQ
usite to the adm sion OF the Territory in
10 the Union as State. And at NO time
since he has been in pahlic life would he
nave consented to the admi, ,son. of Ter.
ritory as State into the Union until the
Constitution had been fairly submitted t.
the whole people without force or fraui.
In holding this doctrine he is but carry
ing oat he very principle Involved in the
admission Of our own State. When Con-
greSs had changed our boundary, as a
Delegate, he refused to accept the change
until the whole matter was submitied 10
our people, and they voted upon it.
Al He holds sacred the Doctrine Of
Popular Sovereignty, Us set forth 10 the
Kansas-Ne Nebraska bill, ard as interpret ted
by his own speeches, in which he told Mr..
S"u!c he would hight against slavery in
the legitimate way, ho would vote agains,
it, and never yield in its favor until out
voted. aud then he would bow to the SOW
ereign will Of the majority-and here he
now stands He is imposed to oil Con-
gressional interference in any form what
ever, or for any purpose whatever i'll cons
fict with the rights Of the people in regu
laiug their domestic institutions in their
own Way
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-04

the State and speak fully to the people.
An. attack has been Eade upon our late
Convention by the Chicago Herald. That
paper has done its utmost to destroy the
party in Illinois, bu. it did not succeed. -
suppose it will commence its work in
Iowa, and might do harm but for three
reasons:
First. nobody reads it second if they
did taev would at once discover its aiini
,y with Black Repub'icanism third, we
have in Iowa FIVE hundred men in every
county in the Stale Row engaged IN farm :
ing and the humber walks of life who al
together don't drink half the rotgut neees
sary to the editorial establishment of that
paper, and who could elf hand write n
better article, or in the neighborhood
would expose any Of the shallow fabrica-
,ions gotten up by tta, mischievous sheet
OCCASIONAL.
TT
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-04
THE INvIsIBLE FOOT.
By PROFESSOR I. KNOW.
AutAor Of" The Forsaken Pig Psn,"
IS Y1he Distorted .uoustache,' The
Broken Bro0m Stick
CHAPTER THE ONE.

sssomething rotten IN Denmark."- Mother Goose
It was blank Observation-Disclosures brood.
ed over the city. like mag' i6cent Slang
hal over her nest Of newly laid eggs. The
rain poured down in torrents, the thun>
ders beloved like an nfuria,ed bull frog.
and the lightning played upon the concave
of the heavens like gli,tering serpents
rushing to mortal combat.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-04

Ess,-e The authorized strength OF the
Uniled States army is 1856, othce;s aud
men; The actual strength, 10, ia2. Inc
nu,ober Of enlistmen,s ior tn year ending
Sept. 20, 1858. was l0,53i; loss by deaths
discharge. and dasertious, 800. III.
whole territory =. The Uni.el atas,s 70 di-
yided into five great departments, In
which ihere are 26 arseuals and 9S forts
most OF which are garrisons.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-04

pJ Liberty will no. descend to peo
pie people must raise themselves to il
it il . blessing that must be earned before
il can be enjoyed.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-04

D0- A yankee with the yellow lever
MAY very properly be called Nor'her
man with southern feelings.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-04

NA. An Indian chief once said rs wise
thing as any philosopher. A white man
having remarked that be bad no, time
enough 10 do something, the lndisn re
piled, "Weil, suppose you have ai! The
time there 10.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-04
CHAPTER THE THREE.

: The course OF true lover never did smooth
Webster
Whirlwind Hall was magnificent pal.
ace situated in the basemer, story of a
kh4h Esni,h shop. In richly furnished
Dpeawum, surrounded by all thai could
chaeupthe most tastidious behoider. Her
gi9At hand rested upon au imported flax
break, large as life. Her invisible foot,
en,eloped in an iron mask, rested on an
inverted wash tub of the most e'egant
wulkmauship. Long, grace,ess string'ets
Of ie,tv red waved raund her ebony >huui
dcrs ike au aurora boreal, al IN light
look half earthly, lalt divine, oeumed
from her orbs of goe,eherfy green Sud-
denly the door was thrown openand Count
Donald Durachcr stood before her With a
drawn boot jack in his hand. With ole
wild shrek the Countess Fling Dang Do
lororurn fell with her back across the FAX
break, and completely served the j 'gular
vein. Triumphantly Count Donald Dur
acher approached, and through cotton
batting the descending boo, jack penetras
ed her heart. Her life blood slo~ly drib-
blea ort. The Countess Fling Dang De-
lurorum was detunct.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-04

nay A rustic friend suggested thattype
setting must be u sedcn'ary oceuPhlfon.-,- :
A great many stand il though.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-04
THE Misunderstanding OF. THE
sp1sMoDlS AGE.
ny svsNEsTEK ANAcHRoyILM, JR.

Mat upon the battle field!
j the tent guarded by Eve Zouaves
>.t around a mosaic table Gen. Washing
ton, Mohammea, and Julius Caesar. Thy
were commanders Of the allied forces a,
the seige of Jernsalsm. 1t was eyiden,
from the appearance of the table. that
they had been playing faro and drinking
lager beer.
"Hist!' suddenly exclaimed General
Washington, pointing his ingcr to his lip.
" Aha" qnoth MohammeG, splitting OF,
a volume Of Koran, Learing The i'm priu,
oi Harper Brothers.
4" Hum!' squeaked Julius Caesar, plac-
ing his finger on his nasal organ a la
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-04

Boeus.-A lady calling her husband smy
dear" in public aud YOU brute iarrisate.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-04
CHAPTER THE TWO.

.. Come rest In this b, som, my ownstricken dear.
=. Homer.
1t was evening-dame nature had put
81 her night cap aud gone to sleep upon
the bosom of nsglt-the reiuigent glo,ies
of the invisible moon tipped with daz-
zling luster the cupola of distant beu
roost. Suddenly the door of di,,an,
magnificent Doggery was thrown open,
from which men issued forth and walked
down one Of the most fashionable streets
commonly known as Pig Alley. They
were the Baron Won Becker Split and his
accomplished friend Count Donald Dur
acher, formerly Generalisslmo of CABS
bage patch in the Bay Of Biscay, at pres
en, canildate for Secretary of Buchanan's .
Kitchen Cabinet. With sudden start
the yonng Count Danald Duracher paused
and turned his eye npon his com panion
with look Of deep and intense meaning.
then stnoling slowly down from the top
Of his boot be drew forth an enormous
bottle Of cheap whiskey. With a heart
beating like an animated s'edge hamm r
it was esNed to the lips of him by whom
it was so fondly loved, and in voice ter
rible from its solemnity, he exclaimed, II
will do III Yes, l swear by the great
Bald Ea lie thatsines its ma,in songs ov.
er my head at midnight, that vii, unrav
ell the mystery that envelopes the invisible
foot Of the Countess Fling paae DAorc-
rum" and eleyasing high in th4 air gilt.
tering two edged boo, jack he rushed down
the ct root and disannearej in the 6arkpasS
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Additional from N.x,r.

r, NV ORLEANS, July The stesnship VIM
gence from Mexico, '"~i ih'eui-
1 ' Robles was induced 10 release an.
$4,000 =, specie eonducta, (which he seired on
the demand Of Capt Tarragut OF the 49, s On
BROOKLYN; who acted under the instruction, OF
Mnnlster Melsane. The same steamer brinYs I'm.
rlgehce That the SPECIE Ia now In Vera Ctu..
awaiting shipment 20 its destination \
The political and war news /, pni,,,o-,,, n,
dead. ~ "e"' Sooo> was
-, Hnioags was under the protection OF Mr.. otwnv
MIainon had decreed the restoration NJ an th.
private property Of Santa Anna which was hithe,tn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-08
DIED.,

this city. the 9th instant AFTER short illness
VIRGIL MAXCY. aged 4 years and 10 months
The friends of the family are specially invited
to attend the funeral on tomorrow Saturday af-
avenue Sfs -
On the ID OF uly, CHARLES, son of George C.
and Susan p Forbes, ssed months.
On the LIST instant, LEWIS X, son of James n
and Anna ). Boss, aged u months.
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f@ LATEST IlEs BYIIIIGIL|V
Three Days Later Prom r,,...

FARrHEk Porsr. JuIys :. 70 r.. -
nun2a,ian' ron Liverpool the 2etn ps,.-J h-.f
ABOUT half past u TODAY She renorss g., ~,
An .e arrived out on the 2sfh, The Hammonie
on the 9th. the Indian on the 10Th. ""ioHia
The City Of Baltimore sailed FOR Nov, Va -
the 18th, but the weser was detained tn ~. s !,
by damage 70 her propeller. '''e '''''
Ihefe had been no Important battle I'm It,Iy
since that Of the 2ith the detail, ~ mn 'a.y
very imperfect. There are no reliable e.timat..
"a tne losses on either side, but Sandman ana
%, reports admit they were very heavy
and 30 caBnons WV P''s''s, naSs,
cue ne hasuisns had recrossed the Mincio
c, zen, !, Hes had been appointed oomms,der-i,.
The latest sdvices from Oh.
'hat The French have crossed The Mine,a P0''
L COMMERCIAL. t...
generally unchanged. ~aii mo
s eresas'9fs and provisons steady, hut dun
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-08
Ten thousand deaths,

Very important to gardeners and hons Ell ee pers.
THERE'S not garden but eau lie preserved from the
rsvages Of insects, or a house that cannot be
oleansed Of all vermin pests by Lyons Magnetic
Powder. One dol lar invested will save fifty i'm profit
s.d pleasure 1T is the powdered leaf Of plant dis
Nor Of Asia. Ii kills al! garden worms, reaches
6ed,bugs ants, tlots, feas, moths, etc. tits en-,
and domestic animals. The governments and socI-
eties Of Europe have literally rewarded Mr.. Lyon.
go. IT'S Powder kills all insects In a trlcs
While Pill are mixrd for rats and mice, f
samples Fiasks D cents; regular sizes 50 cents
and 81. BARNES d PARK, New York, .
Also, the Me1tcan Mnstang Liainlent. -
je 2-1meow |-'' III ..... OIL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-08

SASFoRD's LIVER INvIGoRAroR, which came to
Us recommended as cure for Liver Complaipts
and all diseases arising from Diseased Liver The
testimonials Of so many of our Physicians in it's
favor, induced us to try it, and now conviction ia
certain that 1t IL one of the greatest blessings ever
glyen to Dyapeptcs, for it made a complete cure
before the hrst bottle was taken, and now we "a
eat anything eatable without trouble, while before
nothing but the lIghtest food would Cigeat and
often that gave pain. Now what we want To sav tn
al our readers Is, If Liver Complaint or Dyspepsia
trouble you. do not fail to try this, the greatest
remedy in the world.
Sold by AL Druggists. jes7-ewr
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New York MaFhsts.

NEW YORK, July s.-Flour closed heavy. q. N
as6, Ohio s6 .aas6 50; Southern sc SOass Is
Wheat closed dull and generally UNCHANGED 4:
southern red 81 5oal Sc; do white 81 6Oal so
Corn closed hrm; roupd yellow 9oc; prime new
mixed sc; round white ssc
PORK closed steady; rnes SIS .a5ai6 H. prime
gig. " Lard closed steady at llallkc
Whisky closed dull at 26 sa26hc
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Balttmsre N1arket.-

BALTIMORE. July s.-Flour closed sery dull
Howard st and Ohio So
Wheat closed with DECLINING tendency. ..,.
choice white 81. 60 ~ -
low SIC. - NV ""u )0'-
Whisky closed dun al ysc. s...
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-08

BY j. c. MEG UIRE & CO.. AuctIoneer.
TWO NEW AND HANDSOMELY FIN.
n IsHEp FRAME DWELLING HOUSES AT Auction
VI SAL UhDAf AFTERNOON, July 9Th at . j.
ocIocx, on the premises, shall sell part of Ioi
NO H. IN square 72i, fronting I'd street east be
tween Z and ID streets north, with the improve.
lshsd frame Dwelling hou-es with brick easements
cellar and pump Of excellent water in the ward.
Title perfect. - ~ '
Terms: s 80 in cash ; the residue in monthly raw
OF trust on the premises -
jy sd l. C. McGITIRE A. IN Ar,,,..
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MARAvILLA!
sl- -. MARAv
MARAvILLA m
Inc most wonderful preparation known
For Destroying DnndrKf;

Reliertns Sick Headaehc.
PSecenttns the Hair from Fniiing Ont:
GO. . and Producing Glossy CuyIs
Sold by all respectable Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers, and by the ProPrietors. Price 50 cents,
1T will accomplish all that is claimed for It, and
will use your MaTayilla" ~ - ''o'
jeS-3m J. M. BRApsrREEr, 237 Broadway, NY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-08
New York Political N.,.-

NEW YORK, July s.-The Tammanv Hall Gen
Srdl committee last evening formally denounced
zen Casss late letters on the rights Of natura,ed
The Mayor-wood General Committee ,l.o ,.,
ana resolved 70 run independent &c let for de-
eSates 10 the Charleston Conyention
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-08
AleXamdria Market,

ALtAANDRIh; July s,-The grain market con
tinues verv dull. No trapsac tons on sch,nr.
flcur--smail private sales Of Union street sup.r
Wheat-No sales. Coma snail lot sold a,
soc. Rye-Sales Of rye at 75c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-08
Financial.

NEW loRk, July Stocks are firm. Chicago
ana Rock Island 5eS Illinois Central shares SO 4;
90. ponds - \ Michigan Southern 9; New York
Central az; Pa. Coal Co S3Y; Reading IIxt
Virginia 6's Of; Missouri 6's s2k
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-08

hs TRANSIENT CLuB.-Among the social par.
ues celebrating the Feufth IN the vicinity Of this
cry was one OF novel characfer, little known 10
our people, though its Organization several wears
ago was announced In the papers. IL Is a musical
G.uo, composed Of professors and amateurs belong
ing 70 an quarters Of the Union, who are acc,is
toned to pay an annual visit to the CITY. Tbev
usually notify their secretary here of the time 81
sueI Vists. and the meetings are arranged 70 cor
tie ana are held at the private residences OF
, mus 10 widely different from that usually re-
,, seo IN THIS city for concerts, &c and is gen.
s o. the most di ficult Of the compositions OF
.ne g,eat masters Their last meeting was sfmfv
amended, several who Were expected faiIinu ~
arrive, and consequently their evenings were
passed In the rehearsal Of songs duets, trios. or
o'nef music which did not require heavy chorus
WATCH RErURNs.--wm Robinson, colored.
was arrested last night for stealing lumber from
the new building In course Of erection for J. ID.
Hoover, Esq. He was seen In the act by col
ored man. who traced him to house called the
" Bios Nest, in the western part Of the Second
This morning, Robinson objected to the testi.
mony OF the witness, on the ground that he was
a slave This fact would have saved Robinson
IRON from punishment but Officer King inquired rel
Deihg apie 70 give proof Of IL, was sent back to
the cells to await investigation az to his freedom,
ms defence having excited suspicion that in
VII W VIC CHdfRc OI larceny ne IL also fupi-
tive slave. He expressed strong desire to receive
the stripes and be done with the case rather than
stand the inquiry as to his freedom; but the officer
decided that the legal course was the safest One
ledger was accommodated. -rI
hIvER.-At the wharves, a number Of coal and
lumber vessels are unloading large cargoes for the
city dealers and others, Business has taken a
lively turn within the last week, and all hands
seem to he driving thriving trade.
steamer
wharf this morning from Baltimore with heavy
iIeights for J W. Stewart, Murray & Semmes
WIN BRYAN, ]. w. Morsell, J. McGrau. w A.
Brown, Sibley Guy, ID. Fitzgerald, Middleton
Beall, and Barbour & Semmes ~ Z '
ONs OF IHE MOST PLEASING at tho same time ef-
lecnve remedies for Dyspepsia, and all other dsea
sss Arising from morbid condition of the stomach
an1 Dst Is DIT. Hostetter's Bitters 1t not only
enoves the disease from the system but by giving
lone 20 the organs Of digestion, aids them in their
functions: All who have tried it cxnowledse its
exceiience apd suee' iorty. aud we Therefore oom-
mend it to the sufferer Dr. Hostetter's Bltters as
a TONG Is too well known to need praise. Ii is
scacelx necessary at this time to do more
eefsainly uneqnaed ny any before the public salts
ned a. We are that its vide reputation must
PsGvS sulclent to satisfy all of its excellence as q
renel and remedy for all diseases of the stomach
So'u 'J ofusgists everywhere y6-eo3t
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10 T-2w,r
MEN's DRESS SUITS,
v.., MEMS Bx,insss Sxits,
Youths Bxsissss Swits,

Moan WALKER & Co, Marble Hall Clothing
store, Brown,s Hotel Building, would respectfully
announce that their annual display of Spring and
summer Clothing is now ready for inspection IN
is COMPRISED 81 an assortment of Gentlemen's and
In material trimming, and workmanship, -
r. Ia those who study excellence with economy in
offered for selecting from the most sstssnssy 10y
duced prices. Al Sa21v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-08

Cream and Water Ices at Sl-50 per rallon At the
Philadelphia Confectionery, corner 18th and F sts
je linn
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FUTURE DAYS.
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

ny a. OhbFNs huctOneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROpERTy ON
HorEI s .r s,i.I AVENUE, opfosITE BRowN's
July mkt, shall sell in front OF the ,,em,se. -,
~ c, P ?. that very valuable property .tua
W VI Lehnsyiyama avenue, next door west OF the
sso1e o. the Messrs. Parker q Co. and opeosite
nn notei, irontlng about twenty seven feet
On the avenue. with depth of one hundred and ffy
comm 10 no,th street improved by large and
ing. The warehouse connects " i'm the store nd
fronts on b street. The Lot contains about a sa
sqnateieet of ground. The improvements are GOOD
wei punt; and IN good repair. Persons wishing to-
JG. y. handsome property on the avenue will do
Terms Of sale: OBe-third cash, balance m three
equaI payments OF one, two. and three years the
purchaser To give notes for the deferred payments
bsaflng interest from the day of sale desd riven
an1 deed OF trust taken. Title indisputable
Possession will be given in a reason, he time
which viii be stated at the sale '''''''
jeH-d A. GREEN, Auct.
~ ON ACCOUNT OF NO ISSUE OF THE
MONDAf, the lith instant, at the same place and
jy6 AGREEN An,
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NATIONAL TKAcHERs' AssocIArIoS-The sec
ond annual meeting Of the National Teachers
Association will be held In Washington, d. C.
on the second "Wednesday, the 10Th Of Angus
next. commencing at 9 O'Clock .. m: @ .| I'D
The following gentlemen are expected to de.
liver lectures, viz: Introductory Address by the
President, And,w J. Kickoff, Of Cincinnati, Ohio;
lecture by Elbridge Smith, OF New England; lee.
tnre by ]. N. Mel ilton, of Maryland; lecture by
James Love; Of Missourij lecture by Mr.. -, Of
II Is anticipated that this will be the largest
most interesting and influential educa onal meet
ing that has ever been held I'm the country -ssT
The arrangement proposed Of dividing the As
ISOLATION into sections will afford the members an
opportunity to engage In such sections as have
under consideration Questions in which they are
particularly Interested II is expected that "a pers
embracing the several departments Of instruction
from the Primary School to the College and Uni,
versity, will be presented. ~ - :
The Local Committee at Washington the chair.
man Of which is Prof. Il. Richards is actively en-
gagged in making preparation for the meeting.
GTatuitous entertainment will be given to ladies.
and reduction Of fare to such as put I'D at the
public houses. A reduction Of fare has also been
secured on the principal lines of travel
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Opinions OF THE LONDON

I'VE recommend our corre,pondert IN ~, no,.
II y ms hes ~ sauce entitled the 'sutsnas sauce
oeIlent and :, ane Iurklsh recipe; it's favor az
slow and weak Question TRs Iasosf W
NJ Suuanas Sance 10 ssyory, piquant and spi-
", hegpy combination of havors and essepces
~ the &c lcate taste of Sultana, the genius
=. na.eI, and the universal patronage of a dis
crlmlnatiug pubic."-Oboyre,
cIhcentration Of oil the piqusnt resources of
turkey ann hussla.'-Uattsd Serrice Gazsffs
aono. IL is a most valuable adjunct 20 Fist. FIe,h
BE snow.; and should be placed every dinner IA
NJ, Ihe cSuItana sauce is a most delicious rest
SbfEELiN, 2I7 Fulton street. New YorE' md nd
ha.a AYES 80 COrnhill, Boston.
Inc 81 tana Sauce can be had in washiprton
81 " n: RlDENOUR, 304 Pa av.; SHEKFI'f,&
mtpLLhh, 2I4 Pa: av.; n. q. VOSE & CO., corn
or fsc ay and 10th ST. and otLer Grocers
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GROVER = BAkEJRRTf KRs ATE, p. NJ, v

II 10 no longer snestionedthat these Machines are
Purchased from the stores are nsed upon them
without reyinding, making a seam Of uneq ualled
ton, easily managed, not liable to get out of order
and noiseleas in their operation. = : ? -
A full assortment constantly on hand, and for sale
at factory prices by r. C. STEVENS, :
336 Pa. ay., WaahingtOn.
III Also, full supply Of NEEDLES, COT
Machines. '"'Ne
III good Operator in attendance to show the
Machines and give full instructions in their use.