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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-27
Boots, Shoes, Leather.
&C. &c. &C.

&C., &C., &C.
This advertisement now viii show
The Plymouth people where to 60,
For Boots and Shoes Of every kind,
To suit the most fastidious mind.
For those who bow at Fashions shrine,
Please call at Paul's,--he does design
To keep what cannot fail to suit
The latest style Of Shoe and Boot
If Ladies wish for Slippers neat,
To suit their minds and fit their feet,
Or Caters of the latest fashion,
When dressed to make splendid dash in,
Or Bootcs, Shoes, or aught to wear,
Then cal, at Paul's, for they are there,
OF every size aud varied hue.
Made at the East and Westward too.
We also have Buskin tie,
For walking, which the fair should buy
For sake Of health and comfort too,
Then call and buy the Buskin Shoe.
Now Farmers you will please 70 call
At Paul's, his stock will please you all,
Our Stock Ia good, and cant be beat
By any House on any Street
A bstter Boot cannot be made,
Than these we keep for country trade,
Our thick Brogxns are also stout,
They'll wear till they're all worn out
But If you want a finer shoe,
Then call at Paul's, wen furnish you
With Calf, Morocco, or with Kip,
With kinds the best that sill not rip IS
Young Misses too we fondly greet.
Come let rs beautify your feet,
With Caters, Slippers, or Bootes,
OF any kind that you may please
We also have for babes that creep,
"A little shoe that's very cheap,
It's pliable and also very neat,
And will protect their little feet.
Shoemakers here can be supplied,
With tscks and threads, and avis and lasts,
With knives and bristles, pegs and rasps-
Come one, coue AL, give ~ : Try,
And We are sure that you viii buy, -
At the SIGN Of the Golden Boot
PIrmoufb Sert q 1e56---A =
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-27
READ! READ!
BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOKS.

lust RECEIVED BY PERSHING
- & Co., large supply of School Books, such
as are now in general use and recommended by
the State Board and which will be sold cheap as
Mt any other house in Northern Indiana.
IL TOY and Miscellaneous Books, School Cards.
States, Paper and Ink, always on hand.
1T Merchants supplied ON as fair terms as they
can get of the publishers.
IL SCHOOL TRUSTEES see to il that you have a
uniformity of books in your shoots.
u Qua facilities for ordering books are such
that we can furnish any book or books wanted, in
a few days time, from any publisher in the U. s.
Nov 80
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-27

ENRENCH GLASS. all sizes, for Store Fronts
II Show Cases, &c., at ROBERTS
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-27

CONSUMPTION JJr AN OLD INDIAN Doc
TOR, UNCAS BRANT, while
CURED. Missionary among the Indians OF
the Rocky Mountains, discovered
.,,r,r RARE PLANT, that proves to
'V'S'"r iiV' bca certain cure for Consumption,
.,,,,, Bronchitis, Asthma, Liver Com
e'"hD' plaint Nervous Affections, Coughs,
Colds, &c. Having now made his
CONSUMPTION fortune and retired from business,
be will send the prescription and
CURED. directions for preparing the nedi-
cine free OF Charge TO ali who desire
- il, and will send TO his agent,
'VNS'hf i'oN closing two stamps (6cents), topay
the return letter. with description
tahED. oftheir symptoms The old Doctor
has cured more than 5000 cases Of
CONSUMPTION Consumption alone, and hopes all
afictedpeople will avail themselves
CURED. OF this opportunity, as the Doctor
wishes to do all the good he can be
fore he dies. Address all letters 81
'UNS' hPfivN DANIEL ADEE,
Box 1851 p. o., New York.
ttkED. Who is his sole agent
July 8, 1855
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-27

rgNIE NEW YORK WEEKLY PRESS :.
one OF the best literary papers Of the day.
4 large Quarto coHtainS TWENTY PAGES. ar
SIXTY COLUMNS of enteriairta;uips- marie.
q ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED every vel
a OF acorth from 10 cents 10 s100 90
v'H be sent 10 each yuBsyriber on recc;,t of
me Subsrrition Money.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-27
Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, June rs, 1859.
Cottnp-Ssles to-day 300 bales at unchanged prices
Gupries, l23<c, l35 Cora ion At 81 10. Oas quiet
at 60c. Lard, 10 barrels, at lIAc.
CIsCSyAu, June 25-6P 81
Flour steady at Yesterday quotations Whisky active
ut 26c. Provisions generally unchanged Bacon Sides
The i5quiry continues good.
0swsGo June 25-6 p. VI
The flour market closed quiet, but wtnou, material
charge. Wheat Gull, eaies o.0O0 bushels upper .ake
spTig priv ate te ms Milwaukee club nDnineiy 81 05
81 10. Corn bed ~ 1ic II ,5i but sales. Canal
froghts dull AMI unchanged Lake lnp0cts-i 600 Dds.
-four, no gram. No shipments 10y canal If mperRrce
BUFFALO, June 25--6 7. VI
Flour dull ard tending do@r~ayd: si'ss 700 bbis at
Is 50 IS S7 for Sste nom spring -le4t ST. TX for
from clup sreat st 371s for good 80 choice
Wisconsin s. SIX 81 l2]a for extra Michigan, ID-
diana sDd Ohio, snd ~ rs 81 IS for double extras
Wheat 10 better denaud saes "a Gee bushels red Nchi
gan, res OHIO, wn,te 20 anc Nnita W4oah all prI-
vste terms III. knoU IN 10 be within tee OF 81 35
~ 20 Coru hfuef, bat no tales. 0a's steady: sales
3 goo nushes " s'ern at 42c Barley dun. saes GOO
bufDe.s ct 60. kyr 6,m At 81 4 s 06 Whskay--Saes
]i6 no!s az .5c Lake mroris3 oo0 hbs. flour, 900
bushels wheat. Canal expoTtG3o0 S0is. -four, GOO
buihtis ~lest 5o0 buehrs corr II 00c bushels oats.
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The Lase co.ii,,on on the uudsen River.

j. X Hotane, the agent of 'be propeller Corning pig
Ing be,geen this city and Albany coot aicts state.
"A nj ubshed 10 tbs daily pap2r8 saturday last
Eatop to the Coil sion between vessel an the
steamer Isaac Newton He ssys3--
The collision took place at JonDsook Island about four
miles below West P0nt where tbs bobl wide aud
stcsigtt. 10th steamers were bound up--tbe Corning
ahead; when the Isaac Newton, being fastest boat
aempifd TO pass the Corning bu thcolgh either Hil?u
ness or negligence, the pilot of the NoytDu gave
sheer, strkrs toe Corning Der glard
absft Of midehps. The naturo of The damage each
boat autcen, proof which periy ia in the iant Tns
statement referred TO is evidently sgned the
public and ~ attach the blame upon the Corning when
The Isaac Newton is wholly
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Personal Intelligence


Frnr, California &c 10 the steamship Noses Taylor -
Eulun wife and four Children Bitie md lady Jno
iMacial Col X hspshed, ~ a; wnsns and servt Dir
Bradford Mrs Carpenter and child Miss Beochey DR.
Cutter Bel, and three chiltreu Csnmet wife
ctIJteD and se'vtJ Conrog Abs Gray and daughter
George Gavin Hotic wife and two iufsnts Kellogg
Alel Boyd Miss BOYD Mrs eopxns Mrs teitnos Mrs h
d " aolson and wife, Bartlett, pr SIC Jheeney, wlie
sw9 ans and ssrvt Benchey Tobias Curtis, wife
Sna onnd, q Jacobs and wife Msvye, Willard, Ander
sou w. aseGmn p Craig, Mrs knapp and child, Mrs
xISker ana Two infants Miss Bond aernas j. lacey
y f, NE, wne anc infant, Philips WHITE Holc,mo
Dec vsin v van pelt four children and nurse
GupnnGham Mrs Clarke sndinf.nt W stra tan wife md
child John Dillon sborpe Il ssnderson Mrs a,ssrps
Ma Two en- d M bopsinn Judge BAAer, sharp,
Mrs Iilsop and four chilnren Mre Bal MIRA Shcfsr
sigter aud two children Pa terson, kph Bor MI.
AND child King hunt, W Cleveland q srao,chsr
aud wife MRS Howard, kus,a rant J !, Newtnn
2 x Williams, W Parker W Eoisisl, q Dayidson ~ y
Ransom Calpn, Mrs Orr and aon l. Derrick Persi,
W Thompson, kendall Crane g Crane w Sylvester
nicsson, burning, Ihos IraDt piler, u Eltng J x
Hatch Lrs Lucas and two children J Coening " sane
%iie sad wS children; Tobey J Walker j Wright, q
wnGbi y shaanon EP Towaseod, Sanders, Price W
tryhoG ms \ Chspn, two children and servant j Ia
par 4 woodsioe a McSullen. whiting Eli King II
Mor;hoo' " Lewis, Lamberson Jos Glass. o shsp
care shd VIE White, Hrs Max vel l. Sulherand
q rgp'aelisnd, Cocsrll, Wells and child Gamble
= Johnson Johnso wife and four children; As White,
and $40 Ia steersge. '''
Fiom Bremen In the ntearo-bir Bremen Thona "a y Har
Man snd family Jesser and family, ersing Baroness
non Hero,n and three daughters kr.ohc II below A
fsuiy, squsrapsni wagner AID lady MIN, Ia e~ey
opd sister, sciessngey, Hsubdh and lady Misc Arnold
PROM Eide leland Lower Cal ~ The lh,p ASA Tn
Mnh Brown, cfp-ovijenoe ri
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Died.

CRARIEOn Saturday morning, June 25 of congestion
q The lungs Mrs GARIA CnARIrs, daughter Of
George Charles, Of Albany.
Her remains were taken to Albany for interment.
Albany and Rochester papers please COPY.
CURTIS Oo Saturday, June %, WALTER s. son of Allen
5. Curtis, aged years and III months.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited to
et!end the funeral from lis West Forty th street, ths
(Yonday) afternoon, al four O'Clock
FIYNN-On Sunday, June g. ter . short and paaful
ilress, John FINN n the S4,h yea of bis age
TIE friends OF the family and those of bis brother Ed
ward Flynn; also the members Of Company E. Jackson
Guard, Second regiment, and also the officers
neIs of Company G. Sixth regiment, Montgomery Guard
respectfully invited to atend toe funera from his
'4'n residence No q whitehall street this day (oodsy
| O. seive O'Clock, in citizens dreHs
tARMoN.-Op Sunday morning, June 2Skhfer short
| and severe Illness, LAWRENCE HARMON
The friends of the family and those Of his brother
funeral thus (Monday) morning, at nine O'Clock from his
ate residence, 3le South Eighth street, Jersey City
KsrsE On Saturday, June rs, CHARLES F., youngest
| son OF Thomas and Anna kruse, aged year
The felstyes and friends Of the family the members Of
German Oak Lodge No 50, L o of o F, ana Roland
neral this (xorcay) afternoon, at o'clock, from 42I
fhst avenuo corner of Twenty h street, to trinity Ce
mstery.
NnBuHR -ou Saturday. juno 25. LOUIS F NIxBuna,
ouugest Of John and Elizabeth Nebuhr, aged year.
7 months ma / Day
The frieDda aud rea'ves of the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral, from No 500 Broome street.
this (Sonday) afternoon, at two O'Clock.
PAlERsON.-UL Saturday evening, June 25 ADAM PATgR
OF the late Rev James Paterson, Of Aberdeen
Scotland, aged SO years.
The funeral viii take place this (Nonday) afternoon, at
O'Clock, from No SO Sixth avenue. The friends of
the deceased are respectfully invited to attend.
SARGFAsr-TAoMAs SERGEANT, Jr. whose deceasa was
previously noticed, native Of Brmng CHAM England
The funeral will take plsce Tuesday Afternoon June
e. 81 half past O'Clock from ms fathers reside nce
176 South Second stree', Williamsburg. The relatives
and friends Of the family respectfully invited TO
attend.
Birmingham papers please copy.
Tou0HTEN On sunday June 20, JOIN TouGHTEy, a ma
tive OF Maeneraet, county Derry, Ireland the 24sh
year OF hrs age.
His frencs aud acquaittances respectfully invited
20 attend the funeral from Bellevue Hosoitl this
day. afterD con, at TWO O'Clock.
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CHARIToN-GmeoN-A Harlem, on Wednesday. June
Is, by the Rev George Draper, Mr. JoHN CusRlroS Of
Spring Valley N. Y, to Mrs.. AMIuA GIBSON, Of Harlem
n. Y.
CoLvN-LANE On Thursday, June %, by the Ri Rev
Bishop Whitebouse WILLIAM j. CoLyIN 10 Miss ANNE ELIZA
BEIH LANE, boIh OF this city
DEMONSTRATION Sunday evening, June s. al the
BRIDES residence 1921 Second avenue by the Rev James
Mleh, Mr.. CALEB GREEN DUNN to Miss HANNAH MsRH1r
SMITH, all Of this city.
McGnI-HASNAH Monday, June @, by Rev DR..
Ward, SAMUEL McGnL Mss ELLEN HANNAH, ali OF this
city
ACKNOWLEDGMENT 81. Paul's church, Syracuse
n Y, on Wednesday, June %, by the Rev wn. B. Ash
ley, D. d Of Buffalo, WAsmSGros MORTON, Of New YORK
ana LAURA g.. eldest daughter Of the Hon harvey aid
win, OF syracuse
Baltimore papers please copy.
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Court Cuiendar-Th,s Day.

suPrKN CouRr-circuit.pa Nos l647, 1865, 4753
$40, 1872 loaf, 3d. 1889, 1905 1885, 1887 1885, 100,
2Oc5, coll 2Ole, 2o27, 1929, 2O5l Part 2-Nos 2oss
14soh, $780, ,oso, ss4, 1884, les4 1422, 1914. lslsh
2099 IA, So4, 1922, 2l76 2ll4 2li6, 2lls, $780, 1904
Special term adjourned for the erm.
SUPERIOR CouRIRailroad Nos. $685. 72l, 726, 7s2, 776
7s3 s1l s2 sS2 $780, ss4 se7, 500, 500, $685. 9o3, 9O9
eoe 1905 Oo lol iol7, 1919, 1924 1927, 1882, lo3.
1889, 1o46, 1868, 1885, ll0e l14 49, llsl, LAO, I47
n
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Fire In Norfolk.

NORFOLK, June rs, 1850
L. Sausbury's furniture mandatory aud TWO other
bapdiDgs were destroyed by fIe yesterday morning.
Loss Blk thousand collars
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Non.Arrival of the Nova scotiup.

Farther POINT, @ f June 2o-s P. NJ.
There as yet no gus of the steamship Nova SEQ
san over due with Liverpool dates of the 18th Inst.
Weather clear, With light westerly wind.
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City Intelligence.

SUNDAY IN New YoRK.-Yesterday the weather was de-
lshui, The sky clear and the shoue forth with
retugept rays il to compensate for his observation by
uirusve clouds during the past week. The Sunday Law
relation TO closing up the liquor pretty gene
rally observed, aud, consequence few drunken
we're eeen III the Streets From early in the morning
III nearly midnight the city presented quite animated
appearance oy tue 'hrongs Of hard mechanics
With their families and friends improving the op.
portunNy for hasty trip TO the suburbs, by
the one hundred and one routes, both of railroad
steam craft order 10 breathe the free atmosphere OF
heaven, after the and tolls Of the week. From
very careful estimate made by those Competent to Ice
We present the following figures TO readers the
probable number that left the city for days recrea-
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Brady's Photographic Galleries, S59 and
69 Brcsiwav Few York, ard 1882 PennsylvaniA avsuue
Washington, DC. Photographic daguerreotypes and
brotgp
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Ambrotypes. Daguerreetypes and Photo
grapbs1he greatest facility taking family posrais
groups, ac., ct HOLMES gallery, COL Broadway.
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Sudden Death Of NeyrO Convict.
Boston jane rs, 1852
Peter York, negro convict Of murdsrous noorieiy,
serving life sentence the State prison, died suddenly
In his cell last night
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Tho Rio Hat,
The sauciest, lghtes.. loveliest
STRAW HAT FOR YOUNG MEN
introduced this season.
PRICE 81 ~.
GENIN'S hat store, 5Q7 Broadway
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Leary q CO.-Our summer dress hat In now
ready and for sale at Nos. and Asor House. Broadway
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LIVERY BOTEL WANTS II,
Il EVERY kksr4URkNT WANTS IT,
EVERY RAILROAD WANTS 1T,
EVERY THEATRE WANTS 1T
EVERY BANK WtrTS IT
EVERY B3o2Es WANTS 1T,
EVERY s1OhEhffpER WANTS II.
EVERY STEAMBOAT
EVERY BAhh1OM Want, II,
sYERS BAKER WANTS IT
,.,nrx, ,,,x, r,-,-o EVEnt BUTCHER WANTS q,
HANDLES PAPER MONEY, WANTS Ii.
WANTS WHAT
THE FAC slAlLE BANK NOTE DErEGTER.
HEWEr's ENCYCLOPEDIA.
Without they si run the hourly of recsivtos one
dollar ro'e raised TO SO $50 ST large densni
nation or they are as the IN a
worthless vito bank note, which TT Of some sys.S
Dark bss beer substituted;
our notes that make their appearance the
issued in weekly numbers consinir ana
forty four FAC smiles Of genuine com meucge
viii tie city OF Boston, NeV
England States 10 alphabetical ORDER through lu n
whole country.
Fret number will he ready July sud Tor sale by all ns~p
dealers and psriotcsi ssens in the oou.
WIN. OCUSLAND co,
No. 9 Nassau street
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Played THE Old Humdrum Fashions
in gebten and boys caps seres OF fresh
irs styles At WHITES, ZIG Broadway. under Sarnuns
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Bachelors Bair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-.
the world SURPRISING MADE sold soc applied
a; tins uaAnufsc0yy, Ts3 ErcA1vay
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Ciisssdcro's Hsir Dye, Wigs and Toupees--
The world whoiessis and retail and the dye pr
vsiely applied. No. 6 AAtor Roafe
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Strong and Flsvory Tea, One Dollar the
chest and coffee lc lbs for dollar at CHRISTIAN
soNS. NO. Chamber or ZIG Green wioh strest
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CASTLE Soap, Old and Gernla0-DGly I5 Cts.
per pound at sMPsELs drug store Eisht
aud twenty eighth street
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Hsir-Its Dtssss-s, Fall, Change OF Color,
is oeishm ent, uestsd carefully by oRANDJsAk
70 Twelfth street. wosf sioe and near Broadway.
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BAsry'A sTtcOpherOus IL the Best and Chez p
article for dressing, beauufyng cleaning curing
serving and resorAs Inc ssir LADIES, ey scd by Nj
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The Best Spring He'd In ExisteDce-ae<yess
Elliptic Ut from IS 70 S. at 37s Broadway Cau
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Csmpbeil-Cbemist and ApotheCary, Ccraer
Of Eighth and twenty eighth street. Geauiae asai
cipes carefully dispensed
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BHandreth's Piils-Only Up Town Office, a,
Mr.. NAMpbELs drug store of kxhte avenue and
twenty eighth street Is cents boz
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Cburch's Niagara has Never Before except
dsy) been BY pAYLI0Hr.
GI9NOUx's NIhGABA has never before b.en exhibited
In wey The former tN appeared well and
later receiving encom'uvs from every Water.
WILLIAMS, sTkvEns d WILL ANS, NO. 953 Broadway
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Everybody should obtain a chronological
mns.0o ut FOWLER WILLS. 500 Broadway. 70 learn
tAsr Dc iecs talents ana proper Soup .t,on.
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Political Intelligence.

TE RESULT KANSAS -faa Kansas Constitutional Con-
vnton viii consist OF fifty four MEMBERS aud the Leaven
worth city Head Of the 10Th instant foos up the election
o, delegates as follows
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Weeds Patent Family Sewing MACHINES -
Rev Of 10 Price N0 Ollce az brosd say.
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Aerr1nS's PsIent Caampi0s F1rs
ard burgAr proof safes 5l Broadway OF Murray
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The Tribune Of To-Day
contains Mr. Gseeey's first letter rom Pixies Peak.
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Lovers OF Aquatic sp0rts.-A beautiful Clus
boat tor celebrated cub Of New Milford Connecticut 81
be exAoi cd this nearly hundred pleasure
bosts hand o. x jN3sh.oLL's great America -,
and oar Bazaar, 243 and IA south street
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U a. 63ns, C0mnaassaoB and Axcnnnx. fSrot
rOrder punctualy attended to onne IT'S Gresr vot
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KenDeGy's Medical Discovery s WnrranIeo
scroula esyupeAs shsuin scsld head ulnersisd
leSs For sale by = drngglaA.
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VU ATCHSS AND J~wELRY,
w or all descriptions and The latest styles; also,
sILvHS AND PLATED wARE OF ALL KIhD2
Fer pae by GRO. q ALLEN. importer ant maSusAcurea
AIS broadway, one door below Camel srees<
Gosmecly u WAA sOe0Ol
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Wheeler d W1ssoD's sewing Machines
o6ce s06 RsuaA~sy. New Yort Send Cor acircuisrs
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Where hey Will continue TO sci their aeiebra,e n,seps
shily swing machines their oaly "a or.r,
md short time they Will again occupy enlarged "a
beautiful prem s96
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Rupture Cured by Marsh & Co.'S Radical
They also Keep silk saatc stockings for
veins supporters and shoulder
formites made to order NO. Vesey street. House
York. " " -
Hollow avs Ointment Before Using this
rub in the save and wherever the sore swe,nS ~o,nd
bruise eruption msy be speedily dssp
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7 a
oImed determination, that as here we hal ever been
cevcd with fostering kindness 80 hero we should t.se
sur farewell Of Europe. On Noncay We shall pro.
duce new drama, written oy Mr. Sterling Coype OF
ondon. entitled " All Halow Eve The title Is sur.
cetvs OF the subject Mr. Copeland, with nis usual en-
erprise, has oluped to be painted for II entirely
5ceDery We Of shall 90 utmost for its sue
cess, and your appreciation will be best reward.
MIR. Barney williams concluded amidet loud applause
The London Herald 9Th inst has the following con-
corning the movement for Uniform musical pitch IN
England
On the 18th Of July 1858, by decree Of the Emperor
commission was appointed to report 10 tho Minister of
Safe es to the most expediept mode OF establishing
rance uniform or normal diapason what should
perhaps more appropriately des gnate the uniform must
cal pitch" Tho commission was thus composed--
I'm T. r'sser Councillor q State sscrstsry General in
su!e perpetual secretary Of the academy Of rnc Ara
fcos us ss ans as % the
er o. toe iIsn,s pssprstz embsr Of The Institute and
Lead Of he theatrical departmental be oaicss Of he Minister
state itssous professor Of physics s tbs Lycee ssn,
Of National Industry General &nst chsrssd
be- s Of e saDSs Of the army
tse lyrical theatres and tho observatory hoss member OF
me institute; and Ambrose 1homas nober Of the Institute
The report Of the above commission, dated the Of
February, 1859, having been only presented a decree
ives drawn up by the goverrmer. and duly promulgated
whereby the uniform diapasop for all musical ostab'sh
Inents 10 France will into force Paris the LIST
Of July next and in tho departments on the LIST Vi Deceu
Der following. The uiapason giving the too tuning in
5rumen's (ppes or pitch forks) is fixed a. $40 vibra
lions second and the standard Is 10 be preserved the
imperial Conservatory The State will see that all its es
tabehnles have the orthodox pitch and all Instruments
must BE- verified and stamped In conformity with the
NAL dispsson, administrative examination, rs in weights
aud measures, being periodically made The decree In
couDersPned by Ache Foad, aud the report itself bears
'hc Signatures " al the OF the coaission spec,-
fed above. TIE report OF course dwe3 great length
the consantly Increasing elevation Of the dapasou in
all tho great musical counrics ard the communicates
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-27

For fsmea s,ors and All manufacturing pdrposes tbena
machines uuequailed They more curabe
cong grester variety Of work and OF earning more moa
hsp any machines " the marfet
Ihe family machines $50 andiss are attracting UNI
vsrsai attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-27

rhe Grover and Baker Sewing Machine Co.
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