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For County Trustee.

weAre authorized announce THOs. T. SAUNDERS
ddste the of Country Trustee for Davidson at
election to be held in March. 1860. APPS
We authorized IsHAM CLARK . candi.
date for County Trustee st the ensuing March election
sug27-td
We authorized to announce SAMUEL P. AMENT,
canddas County Davidson county, the
March election. lseP2-td'
We authorized to HAVoN P. BOsTIcK cand
County Trustee Of Davidson county at the
ensuing March election oct5-td
We authorized announce JN0 W. MARTIN as can
for County Trustee the ensuing March election.
octI1-dtd.
We authorized to announce HENRY L. JUSTICE as a
candidate County Davidson county the ensuing
March election. OcIll-dtd.
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SHIPPENsErRG Pa. fJov 1.-THE suspicious per
son arrested here last Saturday suspicion of be-
ingra Hsrper's Ferry insurgent, discharged
identiy.
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broughs into Justice Cornwei's Court in New York,
en- the 10th inst in state of beastly intoxication.
While in charge Of the officers Of the court she took
81 of delirium tremens. and the scene that ensued
was heartrending beyond description Her shrieks
were so terrible and agonzing that even the officers
OF the court used to such scenes, were visloy NOV
ed One of the officers Of the court stated that this
woman was the wife of eminent physician, and
but short time since highly respected as an
exemplary wife and mother, and had everything
around her to make her life happy but IN an evil
hour she yielded to the vice Of intemperance' and
career. Her husband tried every means in has
power to reclaim her, but without avail; and as
final resort was obliged TO have her arrested and
sent to the penitentiary.
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THE SOUTHERN MuL-A dispatch from Washing
ingtOn states that the Postmaster-Generai mas &c
cided to postpone all action on the bids for carrying
the mail from Portland to New Orleans, until Con
gress shall indicate its course with regard to the APP
preparation for the department The Representatives
of the various railroad interests who had offered
themselves and'are in the city,were not little
dissDpointed at the anpoun cement.
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We have been furnished bottle Of Syrup, made
from the African sugar cane, by Mrs. MArTHEw c.
McKNDLEr, of Jackson county. The sample is
equal to the best have ever seen from the srdi-
H.ary sugar cane and if the accounts we hear are
correct we do not seq why it cannot be maaufae-
tured at Handsome r,roft
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lf0RS. 10 Be ADAIRED THAN TIE
RIG BEST eIAD Il M
51sr rzrsssF4 sgVsR
Worn by Kings or EmpeTOrs
what Why a Beautiful Head of Hair.
ECAUsEits the ornament ODD Himself PToridea for ali
brightly glowing cheek the be ever 50 spsrkng me
tee be those Of pearls if the head is 6eret o. us covering 81
srnkIed with gray nature will lose half her charms Prof.
woos Hair Restorative, If used two or three times week WI
the following Judge. The writer is the celebrated Pianist
y 5sa5 Sa5D.- Nru roan, April 10, 1sss.
Dear -Pernit me 20 express TO you the oolgaons an
under f for the s ~ T 2za Il % n States vas sd
becorng gray tupOn application of your Hair Restora
i've it original hoe consider your Restorative
as very wonderful invention quite eeacous as well a.
agreeable. am, dear sir, yours truly n,,n-
''Dryeh ar GvyliedyQt." =. -,
Welsh Newspaper Office II Nassau st April r. 1883.
PRoT o. j. WOOD Dear ST some month or SIX weeks age
received Of your Hsir Restorative and it wife
that would resors the gray hair original COLOR her
we'll surprise after few weeks trial it has performed
n NV sse IL and theEenn the hair strongly
recommend the above Restorative to all persons in want Of such
cangeh Of their hair CAAELEs GA AZ ISe,
PRoY O. ]. wooD: With confidence do recommend you
Since using your Restorative hair and Ehiskers which
we're almost white have gradually grown dark and now ee
nsnTaI csor It also hasreevedme of all dandruf and
itching common among Pers Ons who PerPTe freely
PROF wooD-Abou years my hair COMMENCED falling
of and turning gray; fast becoming bald and had tried
many remedies effect. commenced using your Resora
tive in January few applications fastened hair firmly,
1t began a grQs and turned back 70 s former color
(back At time it ully restored 20 its original color
hea and and ceruy recommend its use 70 all
,1I,c.-n r.. Nav 4 1857 j. d. HOES
The Restorative put up in bottles Of Sizes viz large, me
dim and small the small holds pint, and retals for one
dollar er boe the medium holds least twenty cent more
10 proportion the gpa etss for two dollars per bottle
the large holds quart forty cent more in proportion anc
reaied for 3d. -
JWC0D 90 ,Propretors, 3I2 Broadway, New York lB
the great Y Wire Railing Bstsbshmsnt and ia Market b.
st. Louis, 40.
And Sold by good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
-4e
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have laborsd 70 ind and have found an antidOl
AYer's Ague cure.

which neutralizes this maarous poison in the bocd
and stimulates the liver to expeli it from the body As
it should SO it does this affecting disorder with
perfect certainty. And it does more, rather does
what IS Of more service those subject 70 this Infection
II taken in expels it from the system as Is
absorbed and thus keeps those who use It free from Its
attacks; keeps the system in health although exposed
to the disease. Consequently it no. only cures, bur
protects from. the great variety Of affections which are
induced by this malignant influence, such Renttent
Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb Masked Ague, Periodical
Headache, Bilious Headache, Bilious Fevers, Neu-
Ealgia Rheumatism, Gout. Blindness, TOothaehe, Ear
ache, Catarrh, Asthma, Papitatons Painful Affections
Of the Spleen Mysteries, Coc, Paralysis and PAINFUL
Affections Of the Soomach and Bowels, all OF which,
whea arising from this cause, will be found to assume
more less the intermittent type. This " ASUE
CURB" removes the Of these arrangements, and
cures the disease.
This it aeeoTnplishes BY stimulating the exeretores
to expel the virus from the system; and these
by degrees become habted to do this their office o. Their
own accord. Hence arises what we term GcellDIatntlo
Time may accomplish the same end, but often life Is not
long enough or is sacrificed in the attempt while this
"AGUE CURE " does il at once, and with safety we
have great reason to believe this is as wei as
safer remedy for the whole class of diseases which are
caused by the miasmatc Infection than any other which
has been dscovered and it has still another important
advantage to the public which s, that it is cheap as
well as good.
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AN rl,cPhvsicians
4 pnrIInp WnrG.

asked what advice VeToud give best friend on
rsrns with him, would say-Be to keep DALLElS
VafNIAL PAIN ETTRA C70R always on haad. You have
pre safe and immediate remedy for host Of difficulties and
dangers once for all, Daeys Magical Pain EStrGefor is
the MA UerSOr all the remedies offered to the public
For sale n New Orleans, wholesale and retAil,by
J.. WRIGHT & CO..
No o. and ISL Chartres street
=, "a ~ I,.os.sS Ioctl6lSTIm
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Terrible STORM.

BuFFMo, N. Y, Nov. tx terrible gale and
snow storm prevailed the lakes yesterday and it
is feared that much damage to vessels has been
done.
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NEW BOOKS.
IN STORE AND FOR SALE BY
F. Fl "A q "A IN
NO. COLLEGE STREET.

THIRTY ARCTIC REaoNs Or the adventures Of
Sir John Franklin Price 81 50.
volume, limo, cloth. 81 Is. u
MAREYs BOOK ANIMALS .
do do do Prose and Poetry,
do do do Tales and Stories,
do do do Birds,
do do do Wonders
Zach in G 9th; l2mo. Price IS cents. -
DICK AND HIS FREEDs BY TrOwbridge. Price 75c
My collection Tales by Mrs. Mouiton Oae
I'm vol. Price 81 IS
BEuLAH. By Augusta Evans. Price 81 D.
LIE RAvEs of Alexander Won Humboldt with an intro
duction by Bayard Taylor, in volume Price 81 %
Two WAYS TO WEDaOCK, Novel. Price 81 %
ARCHITECTURAL WORKS.
HAGAN just received Soans City aud Suburban AZ
tectare containing designs and details for pube
e11fces and private residences.
Soans Model Architect with desgus specifications, and es
Slosn Carpenters Guide Riddles Scientific star
Builder other Standard and valuable works Building
Architecture, &c
MEDICAL BOOKS. .-s
p HAGAE has lust received large and general assortment
Of TediSl Books, among which are
GAYS New Work on Anatomy;
GRAY Work Surgery, at No. 80 Market Street.
F. HAGAE,
oct25-d&vtf Al College Street.
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GuNsI GuNsll GUNs!II

GUNS! GUNSI GUNS!Ey
MACY 81 WAMI T o N,
No. Al College street, Nashville, Tenn,
FEAyE inst received superor lot Of Sporting Pieces made
to their order by celebrated Gun Makers OF England
Zine S.abb Twist, made by Hollis x sheath.
Fine London Twist do Mortimer.
Fine Lamenated Steel do Greenough
Fine Wire Twist do Collins.
French Pattern Lamenated Steel, madeby Collins
Lameuaed Steel unvarnishd stock fine, by Greenough
Common Wire twist. Double and Single Guns, by King.
put up with Every gun tested before
bng shipped They are and lengths and we'll adap
ted o o, the sportsmen Of this community
They have. Of Rifles ard RevoVers Of
all kinds Deenger Pistols Shot Belts, Powder Rlasks, Eeys
fine Water Proof Caps BsdWn and EeysGun Waddng, fine
sporting Powder Caps Primers Shooting Powder, Eey
Patent Cartridges shooting charged with buck shot
to which we Invite the attention Of the pnblic
octl-d&tw3l
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A GAY WINTER IN WAsHNGToN.-The Washington
sates saws; g A gay winter-the gayest Of the gay
ever enioyed bere-is expected to commence with
the approaching session Most of the members of
both branches viii bring their fsmiies along with
them The hotels and clearinghouse have for
turately extended their accommodations as to
probably enable them to meet such acquisitions as
NAV be made by transient sojourners."
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From, Mexico.

New ORLEANS, Nov. l5.-7lTe have city of Mexico
dates to the 9TH.
Marquee boldly avows his seizure of the conducta
for patriotic purposes. Marquee was expected at
the capital and would probably assume the Presi-
dency, being the Church favorite.
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Miscellaneous.

ST.. LOUIS NOV. Ia fire at Yreka on the 22d,
burned $50 900 worth Of property q
A rich silver nine has been discovered near Fort
TijOn.
1t was expected that Gov. Weller would appoint
Senator outside Of politicians, before the s1iliug
of the steamer of the 9Th
By the burning of the Mastif, the officers, crew
and passengers lost all.
Ex-Goy. Ransom. receiver of public monies, died
at Fort scott. rgF
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A NATIONAL. THANKsGRNG DAY.-Thursday, the
oath of the present month, viii be national thanks
giving day in the United States In the following
States the day has been designated: New York,
New Hampshire, Maine Massachusetts,, Rhode Is
land, Connecticut, Vermont, New Jersey, Delaware.
Maryland Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Ohio, lndi-
ana, Michigan Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa:
Kentucky Alabama, South Carolina, Georgia, Ten
hsssee and Kansas. twenty-five in all thus far.
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Bank.IoT West Tennessee at
Sstt-<sa MRMPHIs.-The notes Of this Bank will be
deemed at H. VI0A Bank 0tTsps &c a sashViIs ld'w
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z3<7x@S One Of tue best articles OF
49, the present day, for purifying the blood, ami
mpartng healthy and nvgorang tn human system,
is csans Strengthening cordial and Blood Purifier We
know It is for have 1t. See the advertisement an
az .,l,,rD Sct22 dsrwlmh
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CEIEBRATI0N OF ScHH.LER's BRrHDAY.-The Ger
mans celebrated the centennial anniversary of SCau-
LERs birthday, (the 10th inst in almost every city
in the Union. In New Orleans they made magnif-
cent display At Pittsburg civic and military pro-
cession consisting of the various German Societies,
Turner's, and several volunteer companies, paraded
bearing appropriate banners and other devices, with
many bands of music. During the afternoon mass
meeting was held at the Masonic Hall, where seve-
raj oratons and speeches delivered, and con
cert was given in the evening, at which several Of
SCHnIER's songs and grand tableau of the Song of
the Bell were the principal features of the occasion
At Louisville Detroit and Chicago professions, ora
tons banquets, balls and concerts were the order
OF the day.
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SI5OgrO,s.
The uar on CNo } RepoTltr says:

The pc trade Of Nor Missouri and Southern Iowa
o! thee lscttiti
The being opele have taken pains 10
this and aiieuiDg csunie suca as
ma, b. "a Importance both buyer ser From
learn reiabe incline to the opinion that
tic amount pork the hogs wall he largely above
she years Whlle the numb-r not duuJe lost
year the welt n he oad doun aud we ave CO hdcut-the
weight we'll the number being cGnsderihat the present
sAsln very large ncrels oyer last In T. nton
extensive l sratOn UeIns l1de tor heavy business
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NASHVILLE.
RnCK CITY MILLS.


FIRsr PACE Meteorological Phenomena Mr. BIZ
caANsN's Best After-Dinner Speech; An Unfortu-
nate Mistake; Death Of an archaeological Miser
Reverses of Torture Mr.. KING Wins in the Shoe =
ing Match Invasion Of ireland Tennessee Lsgis-
lature-House Of Representatives. Afternoon Ses-
sion Supreme Court Decision, &c
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The Victoria bridge over the ST. Lawrence at
Montreal, has already cost seven million five hun
dred thousand dollars, and two or three months will
yet be required to finish the work.
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For Crsminal Court clerk.

For Criminal COurt Clerk.
We authorised CHAs 3. Ds0OKs esndi
dat fer Criminal Court Clerk. iulys-d
are authorized L. n PATTRscN,s csndi
Clerk Criminal Of Davidson county st the
ensuing March election. maye5-h
We authorized JOIN SHANE Eqr aclndi
reelection Office Criminal Court CLERK the
next March election.
We authorized to ROBT. II. CAMPBELL eand
for Criminal Court Clerk the ensuing March election.
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DISSOLUTION.

TUE eOPartnershiP hs.olas existing os,gss The undsrsss
ed, under the styleOf BURGE 4 ALLEN, dssolv-i
mutual the l0h partpsr Is fully an
hOriEed to sign the name OF the firm in liquidation.
C BURGE,
Nashville Oet d, ls5S GEO. q. ALLEN
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ron COUNTY OFFICERS.

For Sheriff.
We are authorized to Jas NJ. HINTON as candi
date for reelection Office of Sheriff Of Davidson county
at the ensuing March election sepS-d
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Senator Douglas Improving.
WASHINGTON, Nov. Ex-senator Douglas is i'm
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afflicted with fnmnltiuts Pr ralgn rsiibroh,
give them a small Quantity Of EcLean's Cordial. nd
il will make them healthy, Fat, and robust. Delay
not a moment try it, and You VIII be convinced.
TT rs DETJcTOTTS TO TAKE.

CAUTIoN.-Bswsre o. druggists or dealers who may
try TO palm upon you Bitter OF SarsalaIa Eash,
which they by cheap, by saying il = just rs
good. Avoid s9ea usel. Asa fnr Aclean's Strength
ening Cordial ard tsso Nothing else il is Il only
Temsdy thai will purity the blood thoroughly, anu At
the time strengthen the system.
One tablespoonful taken every morning fasting, is
q certain preventive for Cholera Chill and Fever,
Yellow Feves, any prevalent disease. 1t is put up
in large bottles.
Price only 81 per bottle, or bJtilcs for IS.
J. IL MCLEAN
Sole Proprietor Of this Cordial
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The greatest Remedy m the world This cordial
Is distilled from berry known osy to myself and
chemically combined WITH Of the most valuable
medicinal roots, hrSs and barks known TO the mind
Of man, viz: BLOOD RUOT, BLACK HOOT, WILD
CHERRY BAEE, YELLOW Dock, pANDELION SlEsAP- -
AzGLLA ELDER Flowers, with others, proCIciug TIE
most infal.iJe remedy for the restoration Of health
ever known. 1t is DatuFe's remedy curing lis
by natural Laws. When taken its influence Is
felt enursng through every vein Of the body, purify
ing and acceeratn; the circulation Of the blood. Il
Reutra'iZes any bilious matter in the stomach ld
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Wagon Sheets and Tent Cloths.

Also three ply ducks for covers from 10 to l4O
inches wide and also s-ge of Negro Blankets Socks
Jeans Whit, Plaid 0snaburgs Plain and Plaid Lnseys
AC&A.B. BEECH,
ccta9-tf Nc 81 College Street.
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Thc Hog Trade.



About 90 hogs slaughtered before The change In the weather
Friday was fully the hooks Saturday morning,
and OF course jeopardy T IN s Qn 70 lnpeature
OF "a degrees there heavy thu der storm early in me
The mr. sect for saving gloomy in the
extree corresponding tone prevailed 10 the market %
hogs At o'clock, however, ths "ind changer 70 tne No
The ground wa covered 70 the dph Of one or t"o
inches the li was trou Morn west, and Tie change
she eeng among dealers sudden anu - marked
AZ that the weather There dealers who al oEce became
anxious to buy, asd in few hours the market was s"e az
s. all the hogs 20 be haI at tnat nSure' anu
several orders rom parties who have 's
favorable thef, which could hoI ue uedr
a. Is was rsy offered, II expected that an IN hs IN IKE
eas would killed last night, AID some eight or ten htuSan
will probably packed - day The market PROMISED % oP
bugvant his m rnin Pieces gera OGeFed from tie block SAT
u-y at low figures having been qse By weather, IS NOT
10 Ii lair ndcluon oil The nAfhsl'
The St. Louis BeEH0srdt Of the I4ti says:
favorable chsnge the hog packing weather
since our last eporE made Saturday on
100 head by the weather icing colo aud Totons
For beayV hogs st you pscser eHef S. US5 80 net
~ t this S,Tp IA s4t5 for lct uaes ecsl ps arc
improving, bo.h by river anu railroad
Tie Louisville Courier Of the 18th says:
y.p.r' D. f,r PACKING have heard o. hut fw ira
actions sudden Of the weather SATURDAY I'D
rather m1e feeling the market and our pacAers ha III
raeted fOr 1, 1000 hogs on pri'ae teraS dsFeaDe "a
DIS he present week, from Lebanon, Ky We Iearn tat
farmers are generally firm at "a 60 NatSns, Hunt N Co.
so hoes sunday. To day, "akns liunt
& Co., snd Huffman Duncss Co.. kld <' h""d' Mesfs'
Owsey & CO. expect 20 XII ieT hoS1 "ut "a
houses will lot commence full operations until the sh OF
velnr We see the lafayette, Indiana, that
tn hog killing along the Wa ash river will not comm nce am
u DCrIns this week and eN large
doves fro uineTe2t TioE
o. Sta he not yet irlei Sha; our pIekr are
Da w ,..,n,o ,,rr, L. OF N,di,or
nty. X weighed uluit Co. 20 uoss' at verasel
pa, ragged iO4 pounds. The ri ad for bis dne os
OF hogs So.
nril, and tat riess like to shge sn ssOO to
sr.5Ogross.
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COMMERCIAL.
nANE Nora ANp nxoHAseE LIsr.

BRoKrs woRruLEss.
Agricultural Bank. Brownsville.
1 Il. cs,tral Rank of Tennessee, Nashville
Farners and Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
Me.hsnics' Bank, Memphis.
Nrnphis Savings IL sitation.
Ex .hange Bank. Murfretsb sro'
Ninersi and Manufacturers Bank. Knoxville
IA X OF East Tennessee, KnoxVilis.
.a Rank Of Claiborne, Tasewell.
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CAPARTNEHsHIP.

EKNHE underlined have formed copartnsrsp uasr
style Of BURGE SWAMI, for ne purpose Of iansasi-
ing a general Grocery Bnsines
- 7. C. BURsR.
n
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PFoI Nshley d Hurt NAE College, WInclesier,
Prof Graves D. Pesiet Of The Mary sharpe College Via
chester, Tenn.
The Wsa,her Indicator offered FOR sale tho
Drug Store Of Aaron SGretcii Agent
Union and College streets, Nashville, Tenn
Natural Weather Iudeator ~
mail, postage paid secured any person
closing 81 10 Pail and plain sga
/ Iator, using, &c, accom- pany each Indicator.
Address LOUIS 8. ULlAIAN, Agent,
ffcrr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-01
ECOR REST-A convrnirn, aud osn fovsa. -
Il ble DWELLING HOUSE, Main street AIply NM:
70 april II dts SATlI. GtGG ENIII.1MEn.

ZNOR HEST-A convenient N nd fosta. ~
u BILE WELDING HOUSE. ON Main street Apply Gi.
TO april !: dts SArH GtGG ENIIE1Mkn.
S1NGEK'S sEWINss MACHBNES,-l:ren
~ success alw the conclusive great
Judged by this there labor
molie comparable Ia Singers Sew ing Machines After
snng the highest reputation In the United States they
exhibited at the late Exposition Univcrselc
hey carried oil the highest premium and
~ to make them has q built n Paris.
lp every branch OF indnry which sewing
ihese machines he nsed with profit
% the Railway train TO travelling fool sewing With
Singers Machines compared with hand sewing No tailor
shoenaker dressuaker carriage trimmer sadder
&C should be without, The profit using one OF
these machines regularly employed One Thousand Dollars
year In all priv families where there much sewing
ie done these machines invaluable
and hotel keepers find them particularly
table These machines simple AMI
strong and durable beine the only kind OF
chine made by which work.
eeuh be PERFECTLY itsd Tbonssndsn inferior
less S~wng Machines have been made and sold
where 10 satisfy the wants 81 the pubic
Plain printed for using II
chine fn which any readily acquire Tire a-t Of
aging them The machines packed securely
part OF the world To all desiring particular
formation, will Application by letter either
dee1 copy Of u. Singer Cos Gazette, paper
whely devoted 70 the Sewing Machine interest,":
fr- ,tu'5E > = l. NJ SINGER CO.,
- Principal Once No. 800 Broadway, New York
BRANCH OFFcEs-No. ~ st., Boston; Chap.
d. ~ HaseA uIs0lovsrsie. N " No s7l nrosa ST.
Nswasks l. j.; NO. ~ Chessnat 81, PiisAsDha No los
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