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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20
II. e.. Mckenzie.

Il T T o r ~ e y A T "a ",
. DALLAS, TEXAS
w ILL practice his profession all the co1 .! hc 18th Judi
w sal District comprising the counties Collin, Gtaysp1
Cook, Montague, Clay. Archer, Throckm Young, jack
Wise, ncnton Thrran Parker, Johnson i and UsAs IN
Kaufman. in the 9th District, and in the s, Court he
state Mt Austin.
omce--Front room Of the Herald Office s0.ltf
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Medical N01fnn.

Having associated ourselves in the prctce Of Medicine
very respectfully offer professional scvio thl publ
generally, and will give strict attention to sl
our care S. b. PRYOR NJ D.,
motif CHAs. X. PRYOIl, 81. b.
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@ II. SKIFF & Co., Cotton Factors and whole
}. sale dealers in Groceries, Provisions, Liquors,
Bagging, Rope, &C., Main Street, Houston Tsras.
Oct. o, 1S5s.-14:1y.
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Medical and Surgic@E vN09i~f'

cd Of INFORMING the citisens
8, thal he ia amply sup
,mcnia, pertaining to l.t
blowing diseases, and de-
nts, viz Fistula In ano,
Club-h md, Distortion al
ons, i,air.lip, Con.ractions
attention given 70 the rad.
: Hernia Is simple, safe And
ontLelr friends previous 70
disesce illerris) has here
t the progress Of science
he, particulars address II.
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I'D. Es. Thomas. lgF, M.,

WILL promptly attend to all professional calls Office
w his Drug Store
Dallas, Texas May 49, 1S59-47:1y.
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ground rent of S39.75. on a lot on the north
east corner st. Peter and Wyeth streets, fronting
twenty seven feet on st. Peter street. and depth
sixty-eight feet, with two brick dwellings with two
stories and attics. Purchased by Mary F. Massey
for S395
A lot of ground on the north side of Lee street,
near Light, being No. %, front fifteen feet depth
one hundred and TWENTY-FIVE feet to Welcome alley.
with two-storv brick dwelling in front and one
on the rear. Purchased by II. s. Manning for
1900.
A ground rent of Sl25, on lot of ground on west
side of North street. north of Lexington street
being No IS, front twenty-five feet and depth one
hundred and eighty six feet, with two-stOry brick
dwelling in front and carpenter shop in rear. Pur-
chased by Enoch Pratt for 81 $50
ground rent of 500, on lot of ground on west
side of North Calvert street. north of Lexington
street, front twenty five feet, depth one hundred
feet on Beaufort lane, with a church thereon Pur-
chased by John 0Nea for 81 500
No. 2l.-A lot of ground, being No. 49, on the
east side OF North Charles street, front 80 feet,
depth ll7 feet with large three story brick dwell
ing and stable, being the residence of the late
Leonard Jarvis. Purchased by Thomas Whtridge
for Sl4 800
Church lane; front y feet inches, depth lG feet,
with brick stable thereon, used by H. Jarvis in CON
nection with his dwelling on Charles street. Pur-
chased by NJ. Wilson for $3.50.
No. ga lot of ground, being No. 90, on west
side of South street, front 20 feet, depth 40 feet
inches, with tour-story brick warehouse thereon,
occapied by Messrs. S0per & Co., auctioneers Pur-
chased by F.W. Bennett for 100000
No. PA lot Of ground on south side of Balt-
more street; front about q feet inches. depth
about 9G feet to the in the rear with the use
in common thereof, with four-story brick ware
house thereon, being No. 245, now occupied by
Messrs. J. W. Bruff Il Co.
No. 25.-A lot Of ground on south side of Balti-
more street next adjoining the above on the west;
front about q feet inches, depth about l02 feet
inches to the area in the rear, with the use in COM
mon thereof, with four-story brick warehouse
thereon, being No. 247, now occupied by Messrs.
MOffett, Mockb'e & Hoff This and the preceding
lot were purchased by Henry White for $50 900.
No. ga lot of ground on north side of Ger
man street. west of Charles; front Al feet 6 inches,
depth about Sc feet to the in the rear with the
use in common thereof with two four-story brick
warehouses thereon, both now occupied together
by Messrs. Rice, Chase d Co. Purchased by T. W.
Teake for S2G, 253.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

HoLLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-The representation
of Dombcy g Son last night was great success
Mr.. Burton's Capt. Cdtie was a masterpieces of
acting, and was received with the most marked
evidences of satisfaction. Tonight he appears as
Hans LUbbcriich ron Dunder in the Doich Bur-
gomostcr, and also as Hr. Tobias Hmns in Forty
Wink7.
FRoNr STREET THEATRE.-Those who have not
witnessed the Monkey Circus, should drop into
Front Street. The intelligence exhibited by these
animals is really remarkable.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.-Reliable information Just
received from Utah, states that Judges Sinclair and
here yesterday. 1t appears there continues to he
frequent murders and assassinations but noarrests
as the Mormons Systematically obstruct the course
of justice. The opinion prevails among all the
Government shall change its policy. Gen. Johnston
is so restricted by his instructions that he cannot
move to afford necessary protection, and the con
tinuance of the army at Camp Floyd, ouly seems to
add tothe prosperity of the Mormors, by means OF
the large sums Of money spent in the Territory for
supplies.
The receipts into the Treasury of the United
States during the last week were SSl9, reduction
from the amount on hand the present week of nearly
Sl25.0OO Amount subject to draft, S4,74l 900.
J. II. Lewis has been appointed Marshal of Wis
consin. vice N. J. Thomas. licensed
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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
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Intelligence has been received by the Vanderbilt
that the long anticipated match between Heenan
and Savers for the championship of England has
been concluded upon. 4 letter to the New ork
clipper, from London, states the terms as follows:
Sayers is to fight iicenan for 200 side, for the
championship OF England, and the champions belt:
to fight in twentvtour feet rOped ring, according
to the rules ofthe Puglistic Association. The
fight will take place in June neXt-the precise date
has not been fixed to-day, as we had scarcely time
but articles will be signed and the whole affair
hOnOraby ratified at the next meeting at BelPs
Life office, which will be Friday, November T.
1t would be all done on Friday next but as New
market races commence Monday next, and will
not be concluded till Saturday, it could not be done
as shall not be in London; and Friday is the
only day that MIR. Bowling is at the Office for ring
matters it must remain till then it is, although
| NAV confidently state that the match is made and
the articles are only to be drawn up and signed by
for Sayers, and by Mr.. Dowling for Keenan,
and hope that nothing will arise that may inter
fere with this match, as it is looked forward to in En-
gland with extraordinary excitement.
An Arkansas paper publishes a thrilling narra-
tive OF an Englishman's adventures in the gold re-
gions of Kansas. Mr.. Pope went to Pixies Peak
and he and his companions roamed about all win
ter through the mountains and on the head of the
Platte For twelve months they had nothing to
eat but fresh meat without salt or pepper One
night they found cave, into which they crawled
and found the bodies of six persons who had been
frozen to death. The found great quantities of
gold, but had scarcely any tools, and made but
about twenty-five dollars per month each. Mr..
Pope intends to return to the gold region.
most extraordinary revelation was made at an
inquest recently, before the coroner for Stafford,
England. The body of a man was found in the
sluice at Mode Wheel, on the river Irwe, and in
the evening an inquest held. On inquiry, it
was found that the deceased, who went bv the
name of Harry Stokes, was in fact woman; that
she had worked as bricksetter for about quar-
ter of a century; that she had been twice married
during that period; had kept beer shop in Man
chester during the early part of her career but in
every way conducted herself as a man. The Jury,
after an examination, returned verdict of ''found
drowned"
THE GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD PAYING DEAR1y
FOR AN AGCIDENr.-Three actions against the Great
Western Railroad, of Canada, for damages arising
out OF the FlambOrO' catastrophe in March last
were concluded the other day at Hamilton. the
road IN each case suffering a verdict of S. 900
MARYLAND ELEoroN.-The official vote of Charles
county gives Jarrett, Dem, for Comptroller, a
majority larger by 100 votes than has heretofore
been reported. The vote stands-Jarrett 667, Pur-
nell 5Q3
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NiScnIAsin Elnrfinn.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. lO.-The returns of the recent
election in Wisconsin are incomplete 1t is proba-
bic, however, that the Republican State ticket is
elected by large majority. The Republicans re-
tain their ascendency in the Legislature.
Kunsms Congressional Election.
LEAvENwoETH, Nov. l0.-T!:e returns of the Con
gressioSa election indicate the election of Mr..
Parr0tt.
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John Harrington, for using unstamped scales,
was fined 81 and costs by Justice Showacre
A. Williamson, for violation of city ordinance
relating to the erection of frame buildings without
the sanction of the City Council, was fined $40 and
costs by Justice Ensor.
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Conviction of Capt. Cook Sentence of Death

CHARIEsrowN, Nov. l0.-The jury brought in a
verdict to-day against John E. Cook, of guilty of
murder in the first degree, and melting slaves to
insurrection The Court Immediately sentenced
Cook. and all the other convicts tried since Brown
was convicted to be hung on the 18th of December.
1t is supposed the Governor will respite Brown to
that day and hang all at the same time. The Court
adjourned for the term.
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SEE FOURTH PAGE:
For Shipping Intelligence
For Domestic Markets.
THE TRLAL OE COOK


A despatch from Charlestown, dated November
9th, gives some particulars of Cooks trial which
we have not published 1t says that the case "at-
tracted great crowd in the courtroom both yes
terday and TODAY. Gov. Willard and Mr.. Grow
ley, the brothersin-law of the prisoner, occupied
seats beside him. His counsel are j. +. Mcdonald,
Esq, Attorney General, and Mr.. VOORHEES,, District
Attorney of Indiana. and Messrs Lawson Bolts and
Thomas c. Green, of the Virginia bar. The phi
soner was well dressed, and maintained a firm and
dgnhed demeanor
lie plead guilty to all the counts in the indict-
ment, except that charging treason. The demur-
rer to the count of treason argued by the coun-
sci, and overruled by the Court
jury was obtained, the questions put to them
being the same as in Browns case.
Mr. Green, for the prisoner, admitted the fact of
the prisoners conspirng with slaves to rebel which
is punishable with death or Imprisonment for life.
Mr.. Hunter then and read the confession of
Cook. 1t is written by himself, and fills twenty
five fOolscap pages. 1t elicts nothing new except
the fact that h duplicates Fred Douglass and Dr..
Howe.
The confession is to be published in a pampblet.
for the benefit of Samuel G. Young, one of the
wounded men at Harper's Ferry.
The session of the Court to-day was spent in tax
ing testimony and opening the argument for the
State.
The public feeling against Cook is stronger than
against any of the other prisoners He Is regarded
as having been spy for the insurrectionists
Strong efforts will be made by Governor Willard
to save his life
The DEPARrMEyrs.- yrs.-Postmaster-Gen. Holt has
completed his calculations for the last fiscal year.
and ascertains that his retrenchments exceed by a
fraction the sum OF 81 900 900 This is the result
OF the curtaliment OF the mail service Throughout
the country. Secretary Floyd's estimates for the
war department for the ensuing fiscal wear are less
by 81 600 than those of last year. and $500 O0C
less than the appropriations for the actual year,
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t66.5lI35


The Persia took e25GOOO in specie. The money mar
ket continues to be abundantly supplied with capital
sac per cent on demand, aud 5gI per cent paper.
The discount houses do not find much first class paper
they have call for, and the banks could keep up
their lines but for the wants Of the Western banks hch
produce.
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THE CoTToN CRoP.-The circular of Messrs. Neill
Bro, of New York, says their advices from the
South in regard to the crop of cotton very fa-
vorabe, and they estimate the yield of the season
at 100000 against $3.50, 900 last year.
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ST. LOUIS, Nov. l0.-Leut. Mowry, of Arizona,
passenger by the overland California mail reports
continued depredatons at the Mail Company's sta
tions by the Indians. A force Of two hundred
United States troops had gone to chastise the
Anarhas
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Hlonetarg anA Commercial 2tOieh.

BALTIMORE, November 10, 1889.
There done in Stocks to-day than for day
two past but operations nevertheless heavy
the transactions amounting in value to only about
$4,000. Northern Central Railway steady at yes
terdays figures but for Baltimore and Ohio the market
was shade better There 100 shares Baltimore and
Ohio Sold SO S57 seller Co. and so at $57H buyer 60
days and it left off at $57 bid $57% asked for the open
ing, these figures being an advance of the prices
bid asked for it the close yesterday OF Northern
Central there were AIS shares sold as follows I75 at
S2O9 cash; 100 S2OS buyer days; and 100 at s2O%
buyer GO days This stock closed yesterday at S2OI
bid $205i asked regular way For Mining stocks there
inquiry, and note sales shares Gardner
Hill at S2 cash and buyer 10 days and Of 100 shares
Guilford 81 q part sellers option days and the re
mander buyers option so and 60 days There moth
ing done in Springfield Santa Clara Santa Clara
offered regular way at So hut only S. bid for it
There were sales the Board of 81 ZOO Baltimore City
1890 at 9S decline of \ and $3.50 do 1sS6s at GOA
994 but the only sale of Railroad bonds 900
Baltimore and Ohio 1855 at SOH For Baltimore and
Ohio 1sSO's SO ! was bid and Northern Central 1855
closed at &c bid, 66k asked.
The market foreign Exchange is quiet, hut we have
change note within the last two three days in the
rates We quote to day follows viz London, bankers
bills at 1lOG1lO%; do commercial do. at 1O9$6lO97;
Paris 60 day bills at 81 12K do short sight do ST. TO-
Antwerp ST. 12H; Bremen 792i; Amsterdam 4l%6412
Hamburg 81 a.; Cologne 73 4; Frankfort 424.
In New York to-day Reading advanced y; Cleveland
and Toledo l Rock Island X Harlem Z; and Missouri
6's q; but Virginia Gs declined L and Canton T. Erie
New York Central, Michigan Southern, Michigan South
guaranteed Galena and Chicago, and Illinois Central
bonds all closed at yesterdays rates
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Cation steamer Burnt.

AUGUSTA, Nov. l0.-The steamer Nile, on the
route from Montgomery to Mobile, with five hun
dred bales of cotton, was burnt on Monday.
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EURSI FURSI! FURS

THE BEST STOCK OF FURS IN THE CITY.
have just received from New York. and offer for sale
very select stock Of
+ U r s,
which viii sell CHEAPER than any other establishment
in the city. -
Ladies please call and examine them before looking else
where.
No 90 BALTIMORE STREET,
NEARLY OPPOSITE HOLIDAY STREET
A. KNIGHT, AGENT,
Ralt
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THE ELECTIONS.

NEW YORK.
The New York papers ofycsterday express the
opinion that the whole Republican State ticket has
been elected although the official returns may elect
some of the Democrats who were supported bv the
Americans, but this is not probable. The HeraII
calls the result a triumph for the arch gitator
Seward, and thinks it places him far in advance of
all his competitors for the Presidential nomination
the Republican party.
The State Senate viii consist of % Republicans
and !, Democrats. The House is overwhelmingly
Republican.
NEW JERSEY.
In this state Charles :. Oden (Renublioan) has
been elected Governor by from 600 to 500 ma
jority.
The Senate will stand twelve Democrats, eight
Opposition and one American elected.
The House will stand twentv-nine Democrats,
twenty-eight opposition and three Americans
chosen. There are, however, still some doubts as
to the House.
The Western elections have resulted az stated
yesterday.
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". f. FREDERICK, Agent,
l59 Baltimore stree

I'tE CHEAPEST WINTER CLOTHING!
TIE BEST WINTER CLOTRINGli
WIESENFEID X co.'s
hARHLASD INSTITUTE CLOTHING HALL,
corner OF baltimore s.. and Market Space,
Splendid Oyerc1ats for Few Doaisl
At NIEsENFELD Co.'S
Elegant Dress suits at Lowest Rates,
At Wiesent,ld Id y Co.'S.
Beautiful Business Suits At Triting COST
AtWIESENFELp X Co.'S
Splendid Overcoats
Warm Overcoatsl
Durable UvercoatI
Well maze OvercoatS
Good Fitting overcostsl
Ar WIEsENFELD Co.'S.
Business Suits for Young Mem 1850
Business Suits for All gesl
Ar WIEsEYFELD Co.'S.
Dress suits for Weddings
Dress Suits fol Best Wear
G. AT WIEsENFELD Co.'S.
Goats by the Thousand!
Pants by the Thousand!
par- c,.,. At WIssENFELp h Co.'s.
'"Fs clothing for the Youngest
Boys Clothing for all SiZesl
Boys Clothing for larger Boys
Cheaper than the Cheapesti ~ =" w. .
flner than the Finest
Better than the Best
WIEsESFELD & Co s. '"e ."
A VERY FelC DoHars
viii give You a splendid Outfit for Wipt.r
u you eau AZ WlESENFELD 4 cos
corner Bdttnnrc ST. and MARKET Sn1cp
and oDEoN HALL,
Corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and ~ streets
o3ltJlr washington, D. G.
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A SOUTHERN JOURNAL UPON THE Hon. Henry
WINTER DAvIs-The New Orleans Commercial B,L
letin an Old Line Wing journal, and friendly to the
American party, comments upon the Hon. Henry
Winter Davis as follows:
"An individual by the name of H. w. Davis.
who was member Of the last Congress from Mary
land, and who by courtesy has the prefix of ''Hon.n
(?) to his name, recently made speech in Balti
more, from which We take the following sentence.
as we find it in the Baltimore Erchange:"
THE Bulletin quotes the mode of encouragement
given by Mr. Davis to the rowdies in his speech at
the 18th Ward, and continues
ga man who can use such language under such
circumst ances, to speak lightly of rowdyism and
brutality, to bettle in the minds of the vio aors Of
the laws the nature of their acts and thus to
or attempt to remove from them, what little re
sraint there may be resting upon them is no patriot
He is demagogue and unworthy to be trusted by
any honest community. We care not what his
party may be or what he calls himself His words
brand him as unprincipled man, who would fat
t.r the most ignorant and vicious Williams for the
sake of obtaining power and CARRYING his ends by
using such debased instrumentalites. even if in do
ing the laws should be broken, the rights of
good citizens ruthlessly trampled upon, and riots
and murder should disgrace the city. Better, a
thousand times better, that community should be
unrepresented than that such demagogues should
representa-
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HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
HARTFORD. CONN
ASSETS JANUARY /, 1889.
DIRECTORS
H. HUNTINGTON, CALVIN DAY,
ALBERT DAY, JOB ALLYN,
JAMES GOODWIN, JOHN F. BRACE.
CHARLES ROSW ELL. CHARLES j. RUSS
HENRY kE%EY

WM n BOW Frs, AcIuary
TINO. C. ALLYN, Secretary
q c. IG MAN, Assistant Secretary.
This old and reliable Company, established for nearly
FIFTY GEARs continues TO Insure against Loss Damage by
FIRE on dwellings,, Furniture, Warehouses, Stores MGrchan
disc, Mills, Manuartoes. aud other kinds OF propery
an its usual satisfactory terms.
Particular attention given usurng Farm Property
consisting Of Dwellings, Barns and Out Buildings connected
and Furniture Live Stock, Hay, Grain, Farming Utensils
&c Nc, contained in the same of three fv'
years at Low rates of premium
Applications for Insurance may he made to the under
signed he dnly authorised Ass for Baltimore and vicinity
Losses elnitahly adjusted at this Agency and paid imme
dlhry, upon satisfactory proofs in funds current IN N"
cities n No York Eosto1s, AS assured may prefer
GEO. b. COALE, Agent for
Maryland and its vicinity
RIt;imGrc. February 10Th.
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
PRICES And SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YoGE
%

We learn that the traffic the Illinois Central road the
first week of November shows gain of S25 the
corresponding week Of last year On the 7th there
All discharged and 2I4 loaded.
The movements Of the banks in the four principal cities
of the Union, in which weekly reports made, shown
by their last statements is as follows:
Loans. Specie. CirCulau Deposits
\. York Nov. r. Sl20lSN2 2022S2i2 s62I,i2I 1373sas
Boston, Nov JgLE6NtO 5Ai1.5Oh 6aNiNup 2n}iJiiN
Phadcl, Nov .. 2565S2si 50i1.@G 2,.},I50 5tSr4l2
y. Orl nE Get 2i4g5-Sl3 l21lOG2S I2.73Q gHSnI2
.s229r&or$t I&pl4o6 2go.U0 I22IU7i22
Compared with the Of the previous there
increase of 27O0 600 in the loans $G2S SO7 the
circulation 3999Ol6 in the deposits, and decrease Of
81 ,3Ol ,352 in the specie.
The following is statement Of the earnings of the New
York Central Railroad FOR the month Of October lSi9
compared with its earnings for the corresponding month
Of the previous year:
Years. Earnings.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .......... S720 2G2 l6
1S5S. 80, G5S 600 81
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RNARn EE TRAnE

DVhTtU Vr IhNUF.
Eommittct Of Arbitration for the month Of Norenber.
JAS. HOOPER, JR.
WM. II. STEWART, /. F. MILLER
K. b. lATINER. los. ROGERS.
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OFFICE OF THE
SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
INSURANCE BUILDINGS,
4 @ w A l. l. II II f. f. II.
Sl9336G 4O
Expenses and Reinsurance. ........... T9,9i9 81

The ASSETS Of the Company on the 18th Of Octo-
her, 1859, follows viz:
Real Estate and Bonds and Mortgages s5S
Stocks, Loans on Stocks, Accrued Interest
Bonds and Mortgages, and Loans, Rents Of
Real Estate, Salvages Observation-Disclosures. 6l
Cash. l5
Bllls Receivable 81
Premium Accounts not yct Collected. II
Scrip Of sundry Mutual Insurance Companies,
jincluding sl535i of the Company own Scrip
estimated. 81
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HAS COME! HAS GOMEZ! HAS COME Il
j ENE COON

HAS COME! HAS COMEll HAS COME !!
LII THE coon TINE HAS COBEt!f
SINGERS No. >. SEWING MACHINE CAN NOW 3
HAD For ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
No. MACHINE FOR NINETY DOLLARS.
manufacturing Purposes the only reliable and
cclIed Sewing Machine in the world
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES FROM FIFTY To
SEVENTY FIVE DOLLARS.
They have been tried in families and found superior TO
in use
~ Hemmers, binding guages of all kinds, machine oil
ami esery thing in our line always hand at New York
prices The great reduction in prices enables those who
have purchased cheap and worthless machines to obtain the
made at the lowest Everybody requested
TO cdl at our Office send for copy Of NJ SINGER
Co. GAZETTE
RRnnERICk. Aunnt.
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MUIR'S SPARKLING
NI EDINBuRGH ALE
stone bottles in fine order immediate use for .o h
thecase or dozen, BY GEO HOLLINS.
mhI9-tfr N, Charles street, corner Fayette