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FLAWS s. JONES, EARLETY HALL.
II -'CNITEp VIZ STAND, DIVIDED We FALk
q. L. ID 4 u ~.

ANO HER C(t-PAGl NEaSUlPi
TIE UNDERSIGNED have become IA,
ners in tine Mercantile business. as fornsrr
carried on at the well known stand Of Z. Dar,
South side OF Main street, half square We.
Thom pson's Hotel. They have lately retuut.
from Philadelphia, after making purchases G.
very fine selection OF Foreign and Domestic sooi
and have now rsc.!rrd item. and y il. cGtr (,
sale az low prices oUr motto 10 '-gu.zk $50
small pro.tS.r Our stock consists Of
DEY GOODS.
Of almost every description, viz. Gctis, Csu.
meres. Sattinetts, Tr'eedS and Jea1s, B1ogl <
Blcached Muslins, Dress goods Of ell kinds
Fancy Goods and nuti"l-s- ALSO large S.
sortmeIft Of B""ts, SHOES ana S.iI9eTs. Sirss.
Fur aud Wool Hats. Stationery ii - .iYds.-
ALS0.-Waii paper Of the latest Patterns. ksp.
constantly on hand
HARDWARE
OF AL tiescri pt:yIIS. suca ar. usually keIt :
country store. Bar Iron and Naiis Qu,ensv.-,
Earthcnwarer and Stnneyare
GROCERIES.
such as Sugar, n aS~es, Syrag. 7e.r. C,
lice. &c. Spies Of a. Kinds ALSO.
FLOUR,
Bacon and f.eh- large sSsortn?tnt ~ l,tl-
CO. Ci-rs ANA S!ali q: al kinds, AID rsli.J
Of other articles t" uTneruus to Iasntjc-.
CALL AND SIZE
i'-:UTe purchasing elsewhere, Country II -
If ali kinds ~ TIE highest pr!ces wili be ;,ts
in exchange iar goods.
CHERRY, POPLAR, aEd PINE I.UNEM,
! bought An'; sid.
| ROBERT DAVIS.
| JOHN Z lGNts.
| July IS. 1895 s..
CTlCE--T..r. s;li,scri;s,-r wi,i.rs - 1...A
! ~ know. - ~ ai.r are i..l.rs4.e-.. Is: .,
now wants t. c.o-c sp "a. hi- Oil - =. x "a
king Seiseinel and, II payment caii, l.. Ial'
I! At the time - settlement, they csu give ia
mites 80 as = elose Ur-oid accounts. Tee a'5 8
| age says (a..I. IS very trdel THAI slert ss.-
mentS make irug friends" He feels very t.sBz
| tul for the patronage ts has received Elc- il
himself, aEa hopes frr Continuation q lie szl-s
! with the new FIRM
| R0FERI PAWS.
July 29. I85e,-sr.-tf.
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New Tailoring Establishment.

NC" 1aIOEAnS EStssDAAsnAneAt.
TIME UNDERSIGNED BEGS LEAVE TO
Il inform the public, that he has commenced
the Tailoring business in the room fortuerly occu
pied by A Blain as a BARRIERS shop, on Centre
street, Ebensburg, where he is prepared to make
all kinds of garments IN his line OF trade, ac-
cording to the latest fashions. He respectfully
solcits share of public patronage.
WILLIAM SIMONS.
Ebensburg June 9, I55S.-29.-3m.
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PHILIP REYMER- -5.s-.. RoBT. J. ANDERSON
ID EYMER s. ANDERSON. WHOLESALE DEA
IL LERs IN Foreign Fruits. Nuts, Spices, Con
dictionary, Sugars, Fire Works, &c. lo-Oran-
ges and Len1ers received weekly. No. 80 Wood
street. Opposite the ST. Charles Hotel, -s--
Pittsburg, Feb. II, 1s58:tf e2ifsE p
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uOHN II. ALLEN, & CO, nos. 2 s. 4
- Chestnut Street, (south side, below Water
PHILADELPHIA. CTHE OLDEST WooD-wARE
HOUSE, IN, THE CIT,.1 M rufacturers and
Wholesale dealers in Patent Machine made
BROOMS, Patent Grooved CEDAR WARE,
parranted not to shrink, WOOD & WILLOW
WARE, CORDS, BRUSHES, sc, of al descrip-
tions. Please cali and examine our stock.
March 4, lS5T.-ly. z...f .rt ..--- .r...
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ORGANizED APRIL 6, 1857.

.# ONCs o, 1851.
FICERS.
JOHNSTON MOORE. PRESIDENT
WILLIAM MURRAY, VICE PRESIDENT.
ALEXANDER C. MULI.IN, SEcRrrARY.
EDWARD SHOEMAKER, TREAsuREg.
GEORGE j. RODGERS, GENERAL Aoi:Sr
ID / r. E. c T o IL s.
JoHSsroS MOORE. Ebensbu.g,
EDWARD SHOEMAKER, sc
ALEXANDER c. MULLIx, I"
GEORGE ]. RopGERs,
JOHN LLOYD
WILLIAM r. HUGHEs, Wilmore.
HENRY ScANLAN, Carrollton.
Francis BEARER, Susquehanna township
RICHARD WHITE, Hemlock.
WILLIAM MURRAY. Sumnerhill township
JAMES KAYLoR, Allegheny E"
GEORGE S. KING, Johnstown
JAMES PoTTs,
MATTHEW NJ. ADAMS, Summittville.
FRANCIS O'FRIEL, Munster.
oo-Ofice in the frame building, On High street
recently occupied by c. w, Wingard, Esq, At
torney at Law.
All communications to be addressed to tn,
:" Secretary Of The Protection Mutual Fire h,sur
anee Companyof Cambria county" /" E6ensb1rg. Pa
May 81, 1s57.-tf.
NEW TIN-wARE ESTABLISHMENT. =
IN The undersigned takes this method O
Informing the citizens of Ebensburg and sur
rounding country. that he has commenced
business in this place, in the building formerly
occupied by NJ. s. Harr, one door west # thu
Post Office, where ne intends to carry onhis busi
ness in all its branches. TINWARE of all de.
scriptions kept constantly on hani. and at pri-
ces to suit the times. Country Merchants car
have orders filled to any amount. By strict at
tention to business he hopes to receive a libera
share of public patronage. FELIX uFNIE
ElD'nst,,sg April 2a+h. 1884
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IMPoRTANT INF0RMATION.

IMPURTANT lWfVhMATIUN.
Students enter at any tirne-No vaeation-Time
unlimited at pleasure-Graduates as
sisted In obtaining stuations--Tuition for Full
Commercial Course, 5.OO--Average time to
II weeks-Board. $3.50 per week--Stationery,
$6.OO-Entire cost, $4,000 to 5000.
GTMinisters' sons received at half price.
For -Circular-Specmens Of Business
and Ornamental Writing-inclose two stamps
and address T. W. JENKINS.
Aug. II, '5s:2y Pittsburgh, Pa
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DENTISTRY.

MOUNTAIN HOUSE. ST mmittriVe, Cambria
Nl CO., Pa.-JAAEs CuNpoN, Proprietor.
The proprietor assures the public, that no pains
will be spared to render his guests comfortable.
July 2S, 1S5s.-37- r- 141
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UuItICn OF CATTIslSt, TIOIH IUiIB x tIItIlI- II
the business and strict attention thereto he can
assure the public that all orders viii be promptly
attended to and the wok finished in the best and
most handsome manner furnished to order and
del vered at any place desired.
ALSO, Grindstones Of various grits and sizes,
suitable for farmers and mechanics. Sold by
wholesale or retail.
GJ-For the convenience of persons reilding in
the east and north Of the county, ,pecimens may
nc 9eer and orders left with GeorgeHuntley, st
his Til ware Establishment in Ebensburg.
Purchasers are invited to examine stock ma
rices. Aug. 19, '5T. iune20, ! $50
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l2l Nassau St. New YoT,
D. BAKER s. co. Is Brattle street Boston.
TOHN PARKE'S JOHNST0WN MARBLE
- WORkS.-Frankiin Street, nesrly opposite
IL N 81, I,,l,, To

" Methodist Church JohnstoWn, Ia
!, MONUMENTS TOMBS, GRAVE
m Stones, Mantels, Table a Il Bn-
N eau tops, manufactured of the n ~
beautiful and finest quality of foreign
! and domestic marble. always on hat-d
Is and made to order as cheap as they can
4 BE- purchased in the East, with the
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7 EFFERSON HOUSE, TNEAR WILMORE
~ Station,) Jefferson. Cambria Coz, Pa. < oHN
Cor, Proprietor fe1. ,5l5S
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COMMERCIAL. cOLLEcE, lse CANAL sT..

1COMMEHCAAL cOLLEGE, 1SB CANAL ST.,
Fouuded in is open the entire year It's os.c, /. to
ut persons al once for BUSINESS IN A NERCANTILE
Hous, BANK, any situation in life open, close and
keep any Of Rocks whether ambca partnership
pound parnehip Government books business what
There Nine Apartments, and Professors for
PENNANSHIP, FRENCH,
BOOKKEEPING, SPANISH,
I sesa MATHEMATICS, GERHAN,
| ENGLISH, ETC.. etc.
There than Of its former students in Mercan
city. Merchants spply here for Clerks and
keepers strangers invited call and judge
/ for themselves.
4 Circulars with terms, sent to all who wish.
jail 2p3t<ws RUFUS DOLBEAR.
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las 2ptf
BOnnNbepS
BIS u L PHITE OF LIME.

The proprietor Of the NEW ORLEANS SOUTHERN CHEM
ICA WORKS. anxious TO disappont of the regular
toners of the establishment is compelled In view of the diff
Guilty anticipated Of filling the unprecedenedy large orders
that being daily received to inform all the old patrons
the BI-SULPHITE OF LIME manufactured at the great
Southern Works. that unless they send in their orders early
them eligible place the order books
disappointment be experienced in their receiving which
would be yexaous to both parties Already preparations have
been completed at the Works make of having least
FORTY THOUSAND BARRELS OF THE BI-SULPHITE
prepared but this large quantity would to be Insult
fcen unusually heavy the orders received from old
customers and who heretofore have either
employed this most valuable defecator have 1t
from other manufactures
The strength of the BI-sULPHITE being
at the Southern Chemical Works of H. BONNABE will
found uniform and strength than any other PERIOD
pains having been spared bring this
BILE chemical product perfection possible and
make worthy of the high character the Southern Works
already secured with the Sugar Planters of the State
Planters DESTROYS to have the GENUINE BI-SULPHITE
OF LIME, manufactured the Southern Works. should spe-
ef particularly their orders through merchants
address themselves directly to
H. BONNABEL,
No. Front Levee,
ola 2ptf6W between Customhouse and Bienville SITS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-12

NEW ORLEANS, Junuary 10, 1859
Mr. II s. Hxpa1cK No. Is Camp street:
DEAR SrR In The publication made by you in the morning
headed Card TO the Public You object to
advertisement Of the GROVER 4 BAKER SEWING MA.
CHIMES inserted in the Picayune Of Saturday last and
press your establishment gross nssatements
made was as much astonhed as YOURSELF as had never
authorized the publication Of any such advertisement
On Friday handed Pcayune publication
in Saturday, paper the following printed slip taken from the
Crescent:
"a New SEWING MACHINE, superior to all Others has
invented and ready to be introduced the public by
the Grover Baker Sewing Machine Company. II has been
examined BY competent Judges and is to be
peor anything in fact II is the wonder and
admis alton Of one Nothing be simple ard
child eight old work it with 1t faster
than other machine and bound to supesede ali others
There is none Of the trouble In keeping in working order
there Is In machines OF other makers does not require
70 nave several pages printed In order
@ ~ - - the case with the wheeler wilson machne
70 which IS 50 very as In the
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Ny attention was called to-day advertisement which
pered In morning he Picayune Of the agent In this
city for the sale Of the Grover Bakers Sewing Machines
Portions Of that advertisement excited astonishmen-
those portions In which ID said that other Machines
que several pages Of printed instructions be In possession
Of the operators enable them work their Machines and
that those other Machines be worked without the leather
pd Tbe italics own Now have too much respect
for the honor dealing agent his city
for the sale Sewing Machines suppose
that he could would be induced raise Grover Bakers
Sewing Machines in the estimation Of the public BY any
unfair by attempt to inure the welearned
reputation Of the sLOAT 4 WEEDS SEWING ma.
CHIMES. / there mistakes in this sdver-
stement Had the respected agent Grover Bakers Sew
ing Machines stated In his advertisement that Wheeler y
Wons Seieing Machines several Of Instructions
snable the operators any uork that they
the only Machines that hare the Objectionable ebersone
and odnorious leather pad he teoud hare stated hat
rect and rha he and else rho have used
Fheee T. Wilson'S Machines knoe to be The reputation
tho SLOAT aud the WEEDS Sewing Machines Is
conspicuous that like all shining they have become the
target Of manufacturer of other Machines who
compete with them far field will repeat before closing
this card that disrespect the Agent Of the Grover
Baker Machines and still believe there is mistake in his
observation-disclosures which he be cognizant of.
One Of the prominent features the SLOAT Sewing Machine
is that it does away with the Of the obnoxious Pad and
hence Its infinite superiority Wheeler Wilson'S Machines
bugged BY the flaming advertisements Of the Wheeler Will
sons Sewing Machines will quote from the printed pamphlet
Of the manufacturer the directions for using the objection
able Pad" Here they
Special Observations Concerning the Pad.
There is scarcely anything apparently Insignificant.
and yet Of consequence than the pad large portion
Of the difficulties experienced operating the machine
arises from their ignorance Of its purpose.
The pad is small strip of leather piece Of iron project
ing from under the hook Its object the
the hook till another stitch is commenced by the point of
hook taking the thread from the needle. When pad is Of
the shape and thickness the thread held the hook
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q Weed,s Patent sewing Machine.-y

~ Weeds Patent Sewing Machine.-We
have been often asked which is the Sewing Machine
in and to satisfy ourselves have spent time in
hing them ALL and give opinion readers their
benefit.
We purchased Of the above named Machines and have
tried every kind Of work required in family and gives
the best snacion doing its work rapidly neatly and
stronger than the usual hand work. It Is much harder
work done this Machine than that done in the ordinary
II is neat and tasty being very nicely finished and all
simple beyond the possibility of getting of repair
by ordinary II very strong and durable and well
assured OF them VII out in years of
already saved taors and bills enough
family pay Its cost and think very profitable
investment nothing Of It's convenience and the hours
needle work that it mother. We most alphabetically
this the best Sewing Machine us the greatest
labor saving Invention Of the day. h
Nessrs. WHITNEY LYON, who ere the proprietors of
these Machines have salesroo at s5 Broadway, New York
TChicago Herald.
n. HEDRrCK, Agent,
de- 2r3m6W 5e.s ss % Camp street.
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DIR. G. p. CRANE.

DIR. @. p. CRANE,
Whose successful in Diseases the Throat and
Lungs by the inhalation Of Electro and Medical Va
we'll be the only reliable and
of eecting those extreme
which bid defiance the ordinary of practice has
established PERMANENT OFFICE ard INSTITUTE for
the thorough Of all Chronic Functional Diseases BY
of vergnes' Electro Chemical Baths Gayanism and
Electro Magnetism.
For the convenience Of those afflicted Diseases of the
Throat and Lungs and unable city who desire
sultaon list of Questions has prepared will be
warded on application to DR.. c.,
No. 1i6 ST. JOSEPH STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
1nhalng Apparatus Medicines etc. forwarded according
the descriptions received in each particular
J-Patiens from the country be accommodated with
rooms at the Institute. MO 2p6m&W
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CHAnBER or COMMERCE, I
New Orleans. January 10, 1859.

Z
New Orleans, january 49, 1853.
ADrAt meeting Of the New Orleans Cham
hs x Commerce held Monday Evening, the 10th inst the
following preamble and resolutions unanimously adopted
Whereas the Louisiana Tehuantepec Company corporation
established In the Of New Orleans for the purpose
ing the transit across The Isthmus Of NAME and thus short
enng ~ ird the distance Pacific possessions has
gone aeve operation demonstrated by several
hive trips the unquecned superiority and advantages Of their
route and
Whsreas said Company the undisputed possessor
able grant the Mexican Government comprising the
elusive right Of the Ihmus and the exclusive right
navigate the river in the maintenance OF which
Privileges they guaranteed BY treaty between the United
States and Mexico aud,
Whereas the opening Of this ntsroceanic transit and ito
speedy development and improvement must be Of lasting
poance only the city New Orleans and the
Louisiana, but to the entire Union, therefore
Be Mnariously resolre BY The Chamber Of Commerce ofe
y Of Ns Orleans That the opening Of the Tshusntepec
enterprise which comends itself every respect the
fostering and support 81 this community That other
undertaking augh with such important to
people, and that in view Of the results :hst follow
from the control Of horoughfare which destined
to npssede all other the Middle and Northern Pacific
bromcs duty Of every citizen 81 New Orleans extend such
liberal ad 70 the Company - will enable TO develop still
striking degree the advantages Of the American Ishmus
Reso That is Of the highest importance that this transit
should controlled by capital the energy intelligence
Of New Orleans bong the nearest and most natural starting
point to the Isthmus. "
eoped That whilst dscading all selfish and sectional con-
deraons unworthy q an enterprise national nis aim and
In the advantages Of which the whole civilized world is invited
participate that holding the prize Of pecmnence far
geographical position concerned New Orleans should strug
gle retain within it's the legitimate influence due
prponderang representation in the sock Of the Louisiana
fehuantepec Company.
Rsolred That said Company having opened their books
subscription With the view Of Immediately commencing the
auction Of railroad The Isthmu the completion Of
which will reduce The from here to California to ten
eleven days. thus defng all competition, the people Of New
Orleans Be earnestly recommended in their interest
cord enterprise which, perhaps than
other will rebound to the credit the greatness and profit Of
our community.
Rod That the foregoing preamble and resolutions be pub
shed Of city papers, the President of the
Chamber may deem proper
sAML Il. KENNEDY, President.
3 Attest O.. j. MANs0NI. Secretary. iaI2 2plt
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j ~ A Woxd - Ca ution - The weli-earned
reputation q Platform and Counter Scsles induced the
and vendors Of imperfect and worthless Bal
aaess oer them Fairbanks Scales. Some have
ssaped them Fairbanks Patent" and purchasers have
thsby frequently been subject fraud and imposition Sew
@ sach instances have recently been brought notice in
Nsw Orleans and other Southern cities We hare cont
with honorble competitors who business their
but regarding the perpetrators Of the above frauds
pursung course alike unjust and shonesi take this
method Of esutiosng the public against their mposons
Faibanks Scales manufactured the original inventors
ONLY, and for their Principal Southern Warehouse
No. Is Camp street, New Orleans.
" jsl2 zp6t FAIRBANKS 1 co.
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HrFever and Ague-Fever and Aguc-Em-
igan and others who to the Western parts Of the
United States complain bitter of the fatal diseases
those sections. Some Of the intelligent physi
testimony this fact Dickens the Shakespeare
this age in picuring Little Edsn Western settlement in
book entitled Martin Cbuzzewit says that the -four,
shng institution the fever and agne which had killed all
who attempted to make permanent residence it, Mark Tap
ley who coud only be jolly under the gloomy ccu-
stances said fever ague had given him for
oy than he would like experience again. Dr. Hostetes
Bers the only for this terrible disease
would recommend the public. Try them and be
WINGED Of their powers.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally, everywhere.
jalO 2p6tkhW
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Fairbanks Scales.

p r @ e S r E d U @ ED!
Having taken the spacious Store, No. % CAMP STREET
and opened PRINCIPAL SOUTHERN WAREHOUSE for
the sale of the notifications Scales we are now
prepared to furnish than
One Hundred Different Sizes and Styles,
AT NEW YORK PRICES.
These Scales, which regarded the STANDARD FOR
CORRECT WEIGHT, within the reach of every
Planter and business throughout the country they
will be warranted in all cases to give satisfaction
AaCall examine, send for illustrated circular.
FAIRBANKS & CO.,
No. % Camp street,
jas 2ptf New Orleans
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DR.. George w. Smith,

d f 7 ST,
Having resumed his practice will attend professional
gsgemens at his Office No. III CANAL STREE nearly OPP
posite Christ Church. ja4 2pf
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Rich Stocks

JEwELRY. FANCY GOODS,
~AEC1HEs.
n CIR z SxE FER 11-ARES
Just opened from steamship cahawba, by @
e. A. TYLER,
No. ITO CANAL STREET. between chartres and Royal s.s
The attention of the public invited some the RICH
EST JEwELRY, consisting In part Of
DIAMOND BRACELETS.
DIAMOND BREAsTPINs,
EARRINGS STUDS.
SLEEVE BUTTONS, RINGS, &C.
The descriptions Of Goods set with RUBY OPAL,
TURQUOISE, PEARL and GARNET, in sets or sugl.
pieces.
MAGNIFICENT GOLD CHAIN BRACELETS and NIECE.
LACEs. ..-....
SPLENDID CHATELAINEs
GENTLEMEN's FOB CHAINS and WATCH GUARDS
Also, to his Magnificent stock Of
WATCHES,
or the make Of all the celebrated manufacturers
Europe eased with GOLD and SILVER set richly with
DIAMONDS. PEARLS and RUBIES.
He has, besides, of the largest stocks Of
Pure Silver Ware
brought South. which he is Offering at VERY Low
PRICES.
Purchasers would do we'll cali and examine before 2ur-
chasing.
E. A. TYLER,
ja10 2p6t ITO Canal street.
Business Coats!
PERSON, HARRISON G CO.,
Magazine, corner Canal street.
BUSINESS COATS.
BUSINESS COATS!
BUSINESS COATS!
BUSINESS COATsl
BUSINESS COATS
ALL KINDS CT
USINE s OATS,
Suitable for all Professions and Trades,
PERSON, HARRISON & CO.,
No. MAGAZINE STREET
jalo 2pSt Corner Canal street.
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ds arsnaw

~ "A new sewing Machine, superior to all
others has been invented and Is ready to be introduced
the public BY the Grover Baker Sewing Machine Company.
II has examined by competent Judges and
be superior anything invented in fact is the
der and admiration Of every Nothing simple
and child eight Of work with It
faster than other machine and bound to supercede all
others. There Of the trouble in keeping working
order that there in machines Of other makers
que the operator to have several of instructions
in order to work IT. the with the Wheeler Wilson
machine There is leather pad which is very trouble
In the Wheeler Wilson machine. It does require
the thread all be rewound into complicated le spooe
required by the Soat and Wheeler Wilson machines
from the original poos Just they purchased
the The reputation Of the machines formerly by
the Grover Baker Company is well known all the world
Hundreds Of the first families in New Orleans throughout
The South bear testimony the superior qualities of the Gro
yer q Baker machine.
In order place these useful MACHINES into family the
manufacturers have introduced perfect machine suitable for
family sewing, at the low price of Fifty Dollars.
All the leading patterns of the Grover Baker machines
purchased the Southern depot the Company No. II
Camp street. purchasers will receive all required inform
alton ja7 2pf