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The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-09-17

STEwED TURKEY.-Invite weak headed young
man to your home to dine, and give him sherry
wine btters as an appetizer, and afterwards lit
tie brandy and water, just to tone his stomach
with soup served Sautere, and follow up the cour'
ses with MADEIRA, Port and Champagne In the
evening take him to the club to play whist, and
let him drink whisky punch. Put him to bed ii
a warm room, and in the morning he will be fine
specimen of stewed turkey.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-09-17

A new law in Connecticut makes it a
felony to drive hired horse beyond the
point bargained for. The first victim of the
regulation was Paul Sequin, of Woodstock,
who was fined SIS and sentenced to be impris-
oned for fifteen days.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-09-17

Tn Detroit. paupers who keep dogs get no
aid from the poor-fund. They are expected TO
keep themselves
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-09-17

Gov. Foots is being lionised in philadelphia.
1t is said that he intends locating permanently IN
the Quaker City
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-09-17
pATNTsl PAINTS I!

vETE have in store large supply of Pure White
w Lead, French Zine, Oils, TurPeftlne anu h
Varnishes. Colored Paints in OIL and dry OF a.
oolors, Red Lead, Lytharge, Patent Dryer Putty
&c., &c., for sale by THOMPs0N& q GRAY
May Z, 1862
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-09-17

According to this showing, if the South
orn Oppositionists will act with the Demo
Gratis, the Black Republicans, with their new
allies, the anti Lecompton Douglas Demo
Gratis will be powcrless for evil.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-09-17
WATCH REPAIRING.

~ HAVING DETERMINED
to devote my special attention to Sg5A.
- the Watch Repairing business, 49,
ssua hereby respectfully give notice to my former
n. nleaas and patrons, and to the public generally
NY M hereafter all watches entrusted to my care
w 0e repaired exclusively by myself and war
.sused to keep time to the entr6 satisfaction .oi
ne owners. S. ii. WILSON.
&Oe City, November 6, 1858. Gy
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-09-17

THE NEXT HoUsE.-The New York
Herald gives the following as the probable
strength of parties in the next House of
Representatives,, which will assemble at
Washington on the first Monday in Decem,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-09-17

Il is with the diseases Of the mind as
with those of the body; we are half dead be.
fore we understand our disorder, and half
cured when we do,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-09-17

A New WRINKLE ABOUT THE AURORA
BoREALIs.-- Mr.. Merium the New YORK
weather prophet, write, the following to the
Times Of that city in relation to the Aurora:
The Auroral light sometimes is composed
Of threads like the silken warp of web;
these sometimes become broken and fall to
the earth, and possess exquisite softness and
= siltery lustre, and l denominate these as
the products of the silkery Of the skies. =
7 once obtained small piece, ,Ohich pre-
serred
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-09-17

And by the proprietors, ,,.
Tnns "a. 1889. T42 1y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-08
POSTAL DIRECTORY.
Foreign and Oomestic Mails.

TINE OF CLOSING AT THE NEW YORK OFFICE.
DOMESTIC sorts- sibasy, BUD .o and Canada .sao P
mali rS W. T Erie 1' AM and SIS
south and roathwesern
Eastern mail, z ;sii;s;ass a an: saa
SUNDAY hAns sS On :, s Ss an mails close at this
CALIFORNIA. BY steamship Granada. on Tuesday,
The Overland Mail Tor California lie ave. 81. LOUIS
designed should marked Overland adv via
Cry The Overland Mai, from ST. Joseph o) to Salt
Lake City, leaves 81 Joseph every Saturday at
sAn Letters should be marked "ovsrland,
HAvAxA....By steamship Cahawba, Monday
So PACIFIC yn steamship Noses taylor Monday A. n
MEXICO from New orleans BY steamship rsnnt on
the LIST and 18th o. each mouth (Lepers sbou d
be placed in the Office at New York six days pre-,
BAHAMA ISLANDS ON the day after he arrival of each alter
nate .a sa PACKET at this So being once
WIN mails for the Bahama islands. 70 be landed
EuHorE.... BY Steamship ASIA for Liverpool
Wednesday, june S...................0 A. NJ.
TINE OF CLOSING AT THE LONDON OFFICE.
as oiiows~va on S he 81 and rS sS Of
each month. Via southampton on the 18th and
C4osr,A s. a. ls.A 18Th asA Vi. MAr,snle. a.h. 18th.
CHINA. Aarssss he lob and 2th Via South.
amp.on and suez, l2th.
am to oh nd e. Il m nsa
~ NArsees mails despatched the eye of above
daies should any OF these dates fall Sunday, mail
despatched the following evening.
Inc Southampton mails despatched the morning Of
dates should Of these dates fall Sunday the
mail In despatched the morning previous
LETrEBs PRUssIAN CLOSED MAu.-IxP0RrANr CHANGE
DETAHs-We requested state that official
BY the Prussaa Post Office
CONSEQUENCE Of the war Europe every iou be
FORE neither for the onan Isauas Malta Greece
Turkey, Levant Egypt the Indies China and australia
for Sardinia future be forwarded to their
via Prusss and austria in the United States and Prussan
buah I'm
kuschuk seres Salonica sophia, Adrisnop ana Constant
be forwarded formerly in the Prussan
mail Postmasters should be careful the above
chan Of regulation and collect postage accordingly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-08
the Assistant bishop Of Ohio vi. =,

NO Rev Gregory Thuysyon Bedet who n yssterdsv
elected Assistant Bishop OF the Protestant ocess
81 On,o is at pressnt rector Of the caur d M the Ascen
sos on The Fifth avenue New YORK ~ Bsdet 10 about
DID,, who oied ~he rector OF 81. Andrew,s church,
Philadelphia about quarter Of century since ana who
and devotedly poas clergy Of BODY to which he
belonged. In the memoirs Of the elder Beden by the
Rev Dr. Tying there Ia highly interesting letter from
the father 10 hM while the absent school,
IN which he impesses upon him the worthlessnsss
si ah worldly Know edge, compared with that OF heavenly
thags. The teachiugs OF his parent not lost Al
early age Or Bedeli ordanei, and has since
been jealous and successful minister. His sermons
pointed, earnest ana practical
vhough by usure and habit indisposed costroversy
IN. Bedell Is a low churchm and warm friend BIZ
bic, tract ard other sectrian organizations He
the first Episcopal clergy ia New York TO take part
the the Music Hail. where he delivered
Of bis mot effective discourses
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY JUNE g. 1s5sTR1PIE SHEET

FOR country mess; $,3 20 for repacked. Primo mess
vas In fair request with sales reported OF 100 tier Yea
At SO, and ESQ do. India meas At SIS. Beef hams
we're unchanged Lard neavy ana cheaoer, VITO
gales Of sbon, 800 bbs and terces at lt Ike But
ter and cheese fair request white prices we're IN
changed.
RicE - The market quiet and Gales light, within the
rspge OF &c. q &c for tar 10 prime.
SUGARS were more active with sale OF about 2,COo
hbds chiefly Cuba refining goois, mostly within The
range OF 6 &C., included in which were $50 hhds New
Orleans at p.t
wmskEy -rhe market continued firm, with sales Of
AGO q 500 bbIs nj 2Sc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-08
Stock Exchange

Since january l.. $50, 2i2,6sl 26e6s,sli 27,oOl,as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-08
CITY COMM wRCTAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, June 7-6 p. n
AsHFs-The market was quiet a51ac for pots and SIC
for pearls
BREspsTuTFs -Flour-There was fair demand from the
trade Tor Western, but prices irregular, and
the market closed quite dull for nearly all kinds while
good TO prime grades unchanged TIE transactions
footed up about 1000 5000 bbls closing within the
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adopted by the other roads,

The difficulty of making settlement rs greatly in.
creased by the personal i'll feeling which exists between
the Presidents Of New York Central and the Southern
roads. Were Br. Corning and Mr. Thomson to resign
Office there would be very little difficulty in making
satisfactory settlement Of Contest and 10 saving
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-08

Telegraph msusne H~S,oSr.
SANDY hJUS June 7. puns-t- No Inward bound vegscls
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1900 bbs, closing within the range above quota
tons Rye flour was steady and in fair reques Corn
meal was unchanged and sales limited. Wheat heavy
and prices unsettled with saee OF about % 900 bushels
including fair red winter Western at 81 TO- inferior
Milwaukee club at 81 20, choice white Kentucky at
~, ana iar white Southern at 81 So. Corn was dull,
while the sales amounted about q bushes n,lud
ing Western mixed at &c. round yellow eOc good white
Southern at 93c., and prime yellow at 95 Rye was firm
and selling in small lots at CSC 99c Barley was Quiet
Oats were heavy, while quotations unchanged.
The market was quiet, white sales embraced
ABOUT IOO bags OF st. Domingo, part at lll6c $50 do
at ll%c 200 Maracaibo at lie. II Sc Messrs Scott
son give the following statement regarding stocks
tbs marketSock Of Rio and Santos the 3lst of May
1863, b27 bags; received since TO date 1885, total
722 bags Gales for consumption estimated at 900 bags
sock OF no ana santos on the 7tb Of June 1869, 36sea
bags; haracsibo, s5i4 Lagusyra 45o Jamsca 35s Cos
"a Rca, ,l90; Ceylon, 4.472; Bahia $50; java mats
1892; government bags, a47s; st. Domingo, 800 Total
bags ana mats 10i ,7SS.
Co1ToN-The market frmer, and closed a. about
&c; better with sales OF about 900 bales. We quote
FREIGHT engagements were moderate and rates rather
heavy TO Liverpool, about 900 bales Of cotton
taken at d 200 bbs sp ris turpeutne p. t. and 400
bbls tar at p t. 10 London, 200 hogshead slaves
were engaged on private terms. vessei--the Nelson
Place-was taken up for Marseies to osd with light pipe
slaves, at private terms vessel aged FOR Rot
terdam at p IT, and brig Of $50 tons for Matanz and
back at p
h.r 9Th market AZ. was steady with sales of abou. 1900
lRos-smali sales Of Scotch pig made at $2i SO,
six months
LIME was in fair demand, and prices unchanged.
hoLAssEs Sales go hhds Cuba muscovaao we're made
a. 2ec 10 hhds do at &c., as bbl do at s2c, and rs
hhds clayed at % Nc.
NAVAL SroRr.-The sales embraced about 1000
bbls common rosin at 81 IS, and 500 bills
OF wilmington tar, in shipping order, at % So
In crude turpentine sales last made at 90 IS at
which 200 bbls. were reported Holders were rmer and
ASKED 81. Spirits turpentne at 49c, In shipping
order hessrs. Luce Turner give the folio wing gate
ment Of receipts and exports for the past week.
Fort Since Sincs
Receipts Wrk Isl int I'm /
Crude turpentine, bbls ..... 600 825 43i3e
Spirits turpcntne ............ 1888 1,22l 1910
Tas sh'''............I 2,7Ss 1874 S33,,i2
sV'ck-ofude, none; spirits turpentine 500 obls com
mon mon ,o,n none; tar, 500 bbls Exportscrude ,urpen
une, ,'o9 Dds spirits do 81 do; rosn, 1880
oils.-Tne market for llnseed was stnoa. change OF
moment, and saos moderate. O.her dcscrip,ons ware
quiei.
PkovisioNa--Pork-Vhe market vas .nrmer with bet
ter demaud, and saes reached about $40 bbs ,nclnd
Jog neg m'sa at 81 sl7 25 tho mess ~ siI rs so,r
SIG l2J< SIG 81 and prime at sl4 9oR SIS B.cg va.
hehvy, ana sAts we're c0anned to about $40
bais, at u % 81 IS Tor soanny PRIME, SO 30 Is
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The statements Of the Phii.deipha banks for the

The London Tunes notices ssles toe 24th OF May Of
Illinois Central skies at 81 do eelapd at s5 aud
ss co shares at 4s and ASK discount New York Central
sevens at $50 and &c. and Pennsyvania Central first
mortgage at IS. notices aud quotes American securities
follows
In colonial descriptions there sas an improve uent in
Great Western oil Canada, and Grand Trunk In Ameri
CAD securities reduction occurred in the shares of the
Haois Central, the third mortgage bonds of the New
York and Erie, and the arst mortgage OF the Pennsyya
mia Central Colonial govef nment debenres we're good
nd and srn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-08

property which the pending competition is running We
glad hear that NJ Moran willing to settle On
reasonable terms me responsibility for tho continuance
Of tho present of things rests mainly the shout
ders Of Erastus Corning and Dean Richmond.
The following Is q comparative statement Of the ex-
ports exclusive of spece) from New York 70 foreign
ports for the week and since January L.
1857 1858. 1859.
For the week - $9as, 1O2 1885 1906 500
Previously reported 29,27452s AS2l $3.50 26slo,s4a
S,nce January $40 2l263l 25e5eSll 27 Dol. 1876
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Movement III Real Estate.
BY A. j. Blocker Sop & Co.
25xes.9.. ....................$ 50 $50
lot W. 7th av, ~ g. 57Ih 81 2S2 l3.5x10O 3700
lot 7th and 57tn ST.. 3x22 u 22.1 800
lot g. 9th St 325 IT. N. 9th av, 25xlOO. 2760
". lsi Av., 25x97 o. ...............,...... 1000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-08
MARITIME INTEhhIGENCE
Movements OF Ocean Steamers.

Northern Light New York june 10
esAr Of the West New York June 70.
THE HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMERS.
EMPIRE CIrr-Fron New York 3D. arriving at aavAns tn
and New Creana 10th. From New Orleans ed
arriving at New York 18th.
CAHAwBA-From York 18th, arriving Havana l7tr
sod New Orleans 18th From New Orleans eth Hsyana tb
striving at New York j0
PAIADELPaIAFr3ni New York l7h arriving I'd
And New Orleans 2,h From New Orleans sh Havana 9Th
arrivins at New York 18Th.
Charleston 4th l9.h due Havsns Sth
and 2d, From Havana 10th snd 18Th due New 10Th
and Sist
So when the above dates fall Sunday reamers WI
sail on Monday, except from New Orleans.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Al packages and letters Intended for tie NEW YORK HERALD
should be SeaieG
ALMANAC FOR sew YoRK-rHIs
son .....e.......s. d IL %
,..,..........., : u HIGH "a
N York. June a. 1850.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-27

A Card TO the Ladies'.
DIR. DUPoNoo's GOLDEN PERIOD CAL
Pulls, FoRFEMALEs.
AN lSFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR
IA Correcting Irregularities Relieving Painful
and Distressing MOnstruaton, "partioaisrly Of
the Change of Life and ia Removing Obstrue-
tlonsI from whatever cause. AlsO--kotention,
Pains in the Back and Loins, Pressing dow
Pains, Rush Of Bload 10 tho Head, Riszinss
Dlmness of Sight, Green Sickness, Heavinsss,
Fatigue on any slight exertlon, Palpitatioh Of the
Hesrt and ull the varions distressing complaints
particularly that most annoying, weakening, and
the beginning Of ali other Female Weakneasss,
LEUooRRHGA, OR WHITES.
And always successful as preventive. Atths
same time there Is nothing in these Pills that can
do injury TO life or health let tho direction be
strictly follow ed and you win find them ts DO all
they are represenled-so much 80, that in nine
out Of ten eases, l viii warrant them. Do moi be
discouraged " one box should fail, but try anoth-
sr, although, as general thing,
ONE BoX is SUFFICIENT.
Thousands Of certificates are In tho hands Of
the ProPrietor, from some fthe first ladies in the
country.
PregnsntGsmals, or those supposing themselves
So are cautioned against using these Pills. as the
Proprietor assumes no responsibility after the
above admonitioni although their niliness would
prevent any injury to health otherwise these
Pills are rscO nmeuaod. Directions accompany
each box.
Va See Circulars.
N. B,-Ihe composition Of these PILLS is"no
secret" The general agents are presented with
the receipt, and they viii tell you they are, Wth.
oat doubt, tho best Family Medicine ever intro.
d1eed since The soience Of medicine dawned upon
tho world. Price 81 per box.
Va Sold wholesale aud retailin Daytonby
HUBBARD & ROBINSON,
Esstside Main St. between Sd and 4th.
and by On. w. W, STEWART,
No Z, Phillips New Building.
Thea5oye Druggas are ssle agepts for Mont
gomery eouuty, Ohio. They will supply dealers,
and send the pills to Ladies by mail 70 any part
oftho country (conldentinllyl on receipt of ,OO
through the Dayton Post office hov2g-ly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Mrs. Window an experienced nurse
and femAis physidish, has soothing syfup for
children teothing which graatly faeiiitsten the
process aof teething By hofen'agthe gums, reducing
all Inflammation Will All All pain, and is sure to
regulate the bowels. Depend upon ~, mothers n
wiigive rest 70 yourselves end relief and heath 10
your infants. Perfectly safe In all cases See sJ.
vcrtiseiuent In another column. ie2
Holloways Ointment Burns, soalda,
and contusions arising from explosions Of unfor-
seen catastrophes, othed from Immediate ago
ny and rapidly healed by the application Of this
agent. Nofamiiy should neglect having Il on hand
fer timely use, and should be ne important con-
comitanto OF the INNER or maohinist as the pick or
the lle.
Sold at tie mandatory, No. 80 Maiden Lane,
New YORK, and by all druggists A. 05c Oac,, and 81
per box or pot. ly29-d6wlw
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FAMILY GROCERIES,!
New stand nd-Fresh Goods.
JOHN n GEBHART, Agent,
o. sS JEFFERsON ST,
" % HN7N = N7Kh9VK3 VIZ
A few doors South Of the Market-House
DAYTON, o,

W 90 aEGAEbsVA 1Af
A few doors South of the Market-House
DAYTON, o.
HAS JUST RECEIVED A FRESH AND
well assorted stock of fine Family Groceries
Of every description They have all been purchased
within the last few weeks, and were bought with
pared TO sell them at as low prices as they can be
afforded; and is resolved that no one shalt leave his
store dissatisfied.
VIII H0 '0''O~'HS ''"'''' 'OpO's I''' u "'' ''O'A
N. o. SuGAR-Crushed and Pulverized,
REFINED SYRUPS, and n. 0. Molasses;
MACKEREL-No |, g and 81 White
Fish, Cod Fish, and Herring;
MIDDLE Town Sugar Cured Hams-a
Superior article.
A FINE supply of Beef and Mutton
Hams, Tongues, &c.
DRIED APPLES, Peaches, Prunes, Cher
TEAS, Of all grades and of the very best
SUPERIOR new Cheese;
SEVERAL barrels Of first-rate Vinegar
WILLOW and Wooden Ware;
THE best quality of Brooms
CAN Tobacco, Of New York brands;
BEST quality German and other Cigars
OPAL, Star and Tallow Candles;
THE best Of Meshannock Potatoes,
CORN MEAL, Butter Eggs Lard, &c.
THE best quality of Family Crackers;
GROUND and unground Coffee Spices,
Nutmegs, Cinnamon, Cloves, &c.
STONE and Crockery Ware, &c,
In short, every article, usually found in Family
Grocery OF the hrst character.
Dayton and vicinity, and solicits liberal share OF
their patronage. mVl4-d&w
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Duties Of the Post Mnnter.

We advise the general and frequent pub
lication OF the following Post 0iice reguIa
lations for the Information Of Post Masters
who have not studied the PostolFce laws
relating to newspapers, and to point out
their duties and responsibilities relating to
persons who neglect or refuse to lilt their
papers from the Office
Whenever person, to whom nov spa-
per is regularly addressed, neglects or re.
fuses TO take said newspaper from the post
office within reasonable length Of lme, il
shall be the duty of the Post Muster, at tue
office to which such paper may come, To
give written notice to the publisher ol
the fact, setting forth the reasons so lar us
they may be known.
The mere return of o newspaper, marked
"reiused' or mot lirted,f is not sufficient
notice, and tho Publisher is not Obliged C
pay any attention to it, Tho following i.
the form OF II legal notice
Name OF Post Office and date.
Publisher Of
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-27

GeS~A FrenOhman hearing some of his
Eng iish friends speaking Of pressing their
guests TO remain longer, consulted his dio-
tionary, and found the word press meant to
squeeze. AT "a party soon afterward he ask
ed young lady to sing for bin. "Permi,
ne, said he, 'My dear Miss, to squeeze you
for Won leetle song
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Confirmed Consumption.

you would have something extra in the
Daguerreotype,A Ambrotype or Photograph
&c line be advised and 60 to Seebohm's Palace
OF Art, Market House. lie is the only Ar
list engaged in this business. oct6
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cloth alike, which cannot be unFayeiod or pulled
TheY are all made with the highest mechanical
skill ami Az warranted 70 WORK we'll on All kinds.ot
goods, nom The hghtest fabric TO heavy leather In
narticuHr We would cali attention OF All to our new
family Sew ing machine. lthhs been manufactured
expressly lor lAlnll5 use, and hns met with iAyur
nom all II Is 50 simpliurd render II iInposs-
bic 10 E't out OF order, GcTange lie operations!
indeed ~ Is 50 simple as 10 Hstonlsh one that SO
small = piece pt n eehan EN- ~ III Sow
be'ow we giye description OF thcdierenl stylcS
NO. I, lsRyery convenient sbIe which can be
WotkeGby hand or foot, or OF It's own tai ie For
convenience OF shipping and also for large manuiac-
tories where II Il necetsaiy 10 place a number Of
maehlncs mo long bench making one tAlic answer
ios tHem al; Lfer $50.
NJ = MNh Walnut on Mahogany Table, either
sdh OF sithont boN Top, which iocA- down. Price
No, ,. Same Size as M ., but runs with a belt
andAta higher rate OF speed. 1his Kind IL we'll
adApiel to manuiAcipFe clothing or leather Work
Thisis really the cheapest Hchine 10 the mArket
u ~tli not do 70 is confidently asserted that tlis
nlsehine runs easier than GRy machine now IN use.
40, 4. This MasAIaeha. long aru. to accom-
modate large work. II runs al high rate OF speed
tor tailors use ever offered to the public II Ia also
peculiarly uttcd for plantation work as II Is very
simple yet substantial and durable, with but little
liability 20 getout Of order Price $40
~, 2. Ihis y new and cheaper style, and -
great variety work II has b,en COTTON IN win
reference 20 furnishing strong and cuIaGle. yet
llsut h thHtl machine, Al less price than eith6t
OF the aboPe. u runs VcFF easy, rapidly, and s.
pFoRouncel the host machine NOW in market for
Eo.8. This is = machine got up on an entirely
now priuciple different from ything ever betnfr
offered 10 the public and confidently AEsert that
for family uscit has not equal II fs VERY light
Andtas runs ycry rapidly, 10 almUst nniselrss ia
lie operation, and uses = sTRAIGHT srEDIE 10 IL
so arranged 10 he utterly impossible lor II to miss
stltches. lt has tension on bot sides and oarrcs
slATEo supply OF thread on the under spool The
tnollons are gaiued by two smsl crehEa that run
l nrf ttatas Nafr.
worked insueh m9nneras never to pun both At the
same time, andconsequcntly little liable 10 break
The Eoain Is ycrN elastic and the thread does moi
break 10 washing. II VIII do coaTsc work better
tnan any cheap machine now IN mari ct, As a uses
silk, eoiton, or inneh with equal facility Price 500
Descriptive Circulars furnished gratis.
OFFiCE f17, BROADWAY, n. y.
WHITNEY s. LYON PropTieiors.
d. ,. TRUMPi Agent Third 81, door eRst OF The
ohtO bloee- tiei7-tmd&W.l
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lName of pew.naner

TN-AH - 49, tiaAlihAH
SR;--l our paper addressed to Gnane Of
indiViduail is not taken out of this oiIice
Name Of Postmaster
This notice must be mailed to the pub
Usher and iranked hy the Postmaster. Ii
the publisher continues to send the paper
after being thus notified, the Postmaster
may sell the paper for the postage; bu,
where no notice has been given, or where
the Postmaster has neglected sending the
same, he is liable for the subscription, from
the time the paper was refused or not lifted,
and the publisher can collect the amoant
from him the same as from regular sub
soTibsr.
1t is important that Postmastsrs should
bear this in mind, as publisher Of news-
paper cannot keep trace OF his subscribers,
and It is unfair that he should lose ls pay
by their negligence.