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MACDONALD & DUGDALE,
r. McElderry's wharf and Pratt St, Bait

2 0n0ToNS "a" PERUVIAN GUANo,
csVOO OF DIRECT IMPORTATION
Into this market,
And will be delivered from gents warehouse.
T SlA TONS ''An ELIDE ISLAND GUANO,
/ e1OO Containing of Ammonia,
VERY DRY,
STATE INSPECTOR
SUPERIOR TO ANY CARGO
EVER IMPORTED.
For in quantities to suit
AT AS LOW PRICES AS CAN
HAD
P. MALCOM & co,
a2ttf Wood street, BowIy's wharf
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Books ato Stationery.
agricultural.
DAUGH & SUNS RAW BONE PHOSPHATE

DAUGH IL SONS RAW BONE PHOSPHATE
I'D LIME.
We have been appointed by the manufacturers of this
Maryland and Virginia "
has been introduced in adjoining States years.
and wherever used has established superior
any known Fertilizer, abundantly show from
tihcates in our possession.
is made from Bones, guaranteed to conta all the Origi
nal orgdRc matter, and which have never boiled or
cdc1ned This is mOstmportant feature, and main
cause of the efficacy and popularity of this Fertilizer
proves the soil
Farmers and Planters solicited to give it trial along
SIDE OF Peruvian uano any other fertilizer and
fully note the result
We sell il Si5 per ton 1000 and make liberal
discount to dealers.
MACDONATDS nuGDAIE
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MiYlts, Yiquurs. he.
Ra CHOICE WINES, BRANDIES, &c.
ts5EsssSss ]. B. CHARRoN & co, AGENTS
1890 FOR VINEYARD PRoPRIET0RS

IN FRANCE,
Have just received and offer for sale very superior COGNAC
BRANDlES vintage of 1911 Charron Pere ct fills Brand
Emile Belmont Co. Cognac Brandies various vntages
Bordeaux Ciaret Wines from low finest grades Burgun
dy Wines, from medium to very best grades produced in
France; superior White Wines Champagne Wine various
qualities. f
The above will be sold in United States Bonded Ware
house duty paid.
Also on consignment 10 bbls very and prime Monon-
gahela Rye Whskeys 10 bhs very old copper distilled
Bourbon Mhskeys 2O0 bbs fine medium grades Bourbon
and Rye WhSkeys to which invite attention of those
in want of pure liquors Office No 1874 LOMBARD STREET
al &c
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Observation-Disclosures, PACKETS
'P ISNfi I tx lhh5 IN CAPTAIN Knowles
:, HELEN A. MILLER G"it
- CHARLES, Png.l-
These vessels all of superior class AMI ~ 40 q,
lowest figure They sail regularly as ssd and M
manded by Captains well experienced in the trade s "a
pacity, too OF tie above vessels in will afford
tacItT to shippers Fer freight, cabin or Storage rse
apply to JOHN HENDFRSCN 4 70 'Ne
ono ~ rr1-,-,o,- No. Ct Pratt street
ward with pomrtness and dispatch all goods consigned to
their address. 'iIS,f
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N THE SUPERIOR COURT OF BALTTNORE
71CITY, IN EQUITY JOHN P. POE, Trustee pc ,L,ti
LON HECHT-Ordered by the Court this g7th da,, : 10
per- per % tha The give notice the creditors A6s9
Clerk Of the Superior Court Of Baltimore it ~ WIN th
the 18th dag Of December next by causing COW t2ie
order to he published m some daily newspaper in %
of Baltimore once aweek fer three successive wa ' Guy
T,,,ooo . - H. COLLINS LEE.
o29- law3w A1O' z oAN"9lVSSi, III.
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.sIT STEAM TOW BOATS.

BALTIMORE STEAM TOWING COMPANY
~, , go Nc. ~ Smiths wharf
The Baltimore Steam Towing Crrtl4fr- lor. tIsir I.
now IN comPlre9rder They of sufficient power to tow
the largest class ships to and FROM any lg;-t Tho, oi
of the following Bouts viz -' '''S 'oi'slst
- Mt;S NJ k G,.............. Captain R. II Canon
- MAY tEEN.................. a J,1t5t
Commaded by active, experienced masters, well lrnv
as skilliul pilots of the Chesapeake Bay and tb5ta
Rates Of ""age reasonable, schedule Of which ear G 80
re only required at any time one Of the aboTc
I'm,
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,REoCENf CHAMPAGNE.-75 cases quarts
Oand pints, very nice low roa Wino ie+ landed ev
A1tocabi or sale by LAURENCE TH0MSES CO. g. Ex
change race o27-tf
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MI HE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
0rHFRS Oe'oP 2Gi 9Th lS56-JOTIN : DONNELL Ann
N,ade M tS: JultN MALONEY-Ordered that the sale
ue &c ana reported by William F. Prick Tn stee for the
fionsJ b nogased properly in these proceedings mem
trarv tb S [ae and confirmed unless cause the con
@ provided copy Ofthis order inserted i'm some news
peL printed in Baltimore in each Of three success.
NJ weeks before the said Eth day Of Novemb next
Inc Report states the amount of sales to h. 81 1880
WIN. H. II. TURNER, Clerk
-. True cOpy-teSt-WM. r. ii. TURNER
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,Ao,I5 Soath street, Baltip,or-
+ SLAUGHTER, President
Es-Iarir1.gh,,...

1Nl'AND-Thr0ugh the Delaware and Raritau. and
NJ Chesapeake and Delaware Canals
TOT Ie conveyance Of Merchandise. Produce Packages
low rates " $500 ~ 'V'A
Through between New. York and Baltimore, vitho,,
tranShipment in IS hoGrs IN Iron Steamers, with wate,
tight compartments. '''''
FOR NEW YORK. Steamboat leaves Baltimore e
times per week fi"m No. 3 Light street Farf ''"'
FROM NEW YORk-StramhOat leaves in Iro me-.
No :. -'''' I !"'
Goods destined for places beyond Baltimore ~
forwarded Immediately with car,-fr,e Of ali csi OK
commission. " N''n'E"S Tor
Line Nv manu- PROPELLER
The safety, regularity and dispatch at ;Iis In, ,
with the moderate rates charged, commend Il ~ T. 'sttr
~ N'e'uH' i"' conveying every Irsrrcti, ~
Freight J, 4. SIlRIVFR kG,ft
No " Light street wharf Biit,rarp
apiS-tf pi'1 llE,Si.ls Agent =. =,
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lQUORS.-On hand large lot of Domestic
an ID FErelgn LIgnors, and will be sold small ad
Sauce ny L MARTIN Il BRO 70 Calvert st stiff
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Mkrtban0iak.

A LOT OF R. R. TIES, GIG and 6x7, all
n White and Rock Oak for sale in lots to suit by VIM s
CROSS, Falls and Eastern avs
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between the epots on the Route - "Ee
Passengers by this Line enjoy ca1plrtgl. Mil r,e.
on the Bay steamers and privileged TO Igg oy a.
at any PGl4 4 ana resume t,gil trip BY daylight
" ~ !'AIt Np passengers from New York
and Philadelphia by this inc viii have tbgi, hagreoa
CIifGIea nom pos cities {" "a Hnil :, from whence il
Wl!l he checked to different points South 1 -
Of gffeT miorm4ti94 and Through Icet, which are
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WATCHES! WATCHES! WATCHESl
Y THE LONDON WATCH AND JEWELRY STORE
No. 1877 Baltimore street,
A PEW DOORS BELOW CALVERT STREET
Is the best place the city buy good reliable WATCH
piece OF iewery have fine Watch repaired Watches
that went accurately before have been
tne-Eeepers after passing through ALEXk NDERS hands
J. ALEXANDER,
formerly of j. NJ FRENCH,
Eye
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Ds3 per ton OF 2246 lbs delivered in anv mart 30 ~,
c'.y yo ~ euanuues 10 SUIT purchaser GILMOR,
ei~ra % Second street
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ER WINES, BRANDIES, RUNS,
tSs5s45Ess BLACK TEAS, &c.
SGzssazakA ?. T1ERNAN d son,
oue Tor sale the following articles of their Importation
particularly for family use:
SHERRY WlNES-P,martne's finest gold and
brown Sherries, in wood and in glass
PORT WIN Sandeman's competition red and white
Port, In wood and in glass
MADEIRA WINE-John Howard March's fine Madeira in
wood and in glass; also, Grape iuice.
HOOK WlNES-JaanneSherge Stent erger. Marcobrun-
ner Cabinet Lieb,fIau, mich, Bronneberg, CT 1916.
CHAMPAGNE WtNES-Moet aud Chandons finest, in
quarts and pints ' "
Rrandes. - 49, 1880
qMS,Od and fine jamaica Antigua Grenada, and from
the Islands, imported direct from London.
HOLLAND GlN-The best quality-Tiernan brand-and
no mixture of aromatic poison in it,
200 half chests of the finest SOUCHONG TEA ap3tf
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d 50 60 PH II D L p $40
mr., BALTIMORE RAILROAD
4

-7-;- z 80 MARYLAND RAiLROAH.
0IEN T0 GREEN SPRINGS AND OWINGs' Mills
VI aG atter the 18th of October, the
Station for Owings Mills at 7S1 A NJ Rttirni,C
OWngS Mills ate and II \. NJ The O'Clock train
Win omnibus for ReisterstOn and Manchester for
| ol3-f " $1,000" fi' SjyVr,- ,r 49,.
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SSIlber dAarf, ,SsbeIru, 1T.

bridal PRESENTS.
1E DIAMOND RINGS,
FINE FANS.
- - PEARL SETS,
SILVER FORKS AND SPOONS.
Silver Pitchers Butter Coolers Salt Stands, Walters with
every variety of SILVER WARE, both large and small
pieces
NEW AND RICH JEWELRY. WATCHES, &c &c,
for sale by SAML. KIRK 4 son,
o29tf l72 Baltimore street
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-06

which will he sold extremely low for C.sa
He respectfully asks the patronage Of all
his old customers; and also invites new ones
10 give him a call before making their pur-
chases. Call Al The sign Of the Big Watch.
Market street, cast Of Second. dec. 2i,'5s
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Marshal Bertrand and the MiIitia.

"St- !,'i.aIsr 'Lat alter the Idll OF y apo
leon, when the grand ''scatteraton" Of
princes aud uohlcs aud marshals and
kings took place, til, Uui;ed States receiv.
cd lis full share. Marsll Bertrand vas
pubi'c.y received in New York, On his ar
rival, aud somewhat fat;.ued aud causid-
erably a,:oui>hod wirh the Intentions r'at
were bestowed upon him ty our then an !
now highly educated Common Council.
Wishiu- ;orGo away (. .am tle .u.saul uoi,e
of these displays, he Wet down On L.n1
Island, trO-t-E>.i,g. lis fine had pre-,
ceded him. and as be was coming home
to dinner one day, with d basict pretty
well laden with trout, he suddenly came
upon a company Of Long Island militia,
that had been ordered oar, Iy special or
ders from headquarters, as an escort or
guard ui huu,r % the lata distinguished
Marshal Of the i'rouch Empire Bertrand
could hot escape Without reviewing the
troops. Acgat..ag % 81, ..e.aajs, there
were twenty seven u.,u ard joys drawn
up iu a ro@. each with a musl4t, with or
without bayouct a the ease nj zht be-
The uniform Of the company Bertrand
could not readily make on;, f.r il Va, nee
essary to iu-Pcc, every ar .cje Of dress
and firearms upon each iuiumitable hero
of that wei! fought field. la, the militia
captain ,lruttel up il barn fowl ~. .e, aud,
sticking hi, sword as near ia,, the belly
Of Bertrand As his hor5;sm D.. .w,l, lie re-
questcd that great nan To review lis ar
my. Cons, ,qucariy, bertrand marched ur
and down tle lie BY iac s.., OF the coin
manlcr, aad after g.in- through with d.
the ceremonies that are known on the
great fed .. History, whore troops by the
ten thousands are reviewed, lie suddenly
stopped, an! lifting his La4d high, with
all the caruostness of soldier and the
dignity o.! great personnel, said:
"Mon>ieuf C.ii'.iuc, / have = n the
army OF the Grand Iat6, have z.cn the .
army Of the K.ug Of Plus>y, have zacu
the army Of tie Emperor Of Eu..e, | have
zeen the army of the Emperor of GAu"
triche, aud, Monsieur. have zeon the .
grand army Of Naro}rou," and tbgu fold
ing his arms up.n his storm beaten,
sword cut, b4ti.e-aXe, m.Dca-m,at breast,
"but, Monsieur, | have never s4T sa,h
a company as this-nec,r NLyfR.
NENERp
We suppose they adjourned to dl..h af-
ter the review. 1t is sad, however, that
the captain Of til, uucorquer.j and un,
colquerable troop "stiIl lives" and that
be recouats this an,ciote as among the
memorable achievements Of bis military
lif,.-Domoc,afir 1yc.
How TIE DEMoCRATic iAaTT Is IN
JURED.-lhe True .S,aHgoa gives tie
following curious IDEA Of Democrat, as
to the danger in VI h;ch Ii party Is placed
in the State of Mississippi:
"Iy \ FIx.-Wo we're MT 2 li,lc
amused, yesterday, at the remark o. u lea
ding Democrat Of this city. Rg'orrjug to
the controversy going on in tbc columns
OF Il morning paper about tG- proposed
pardon Of Fisher, be said: az every
term of our court, Judge Yer-cr seuas
ten or d zan good Democrats to the
Penten'iaTy, auI now. wLcr We Tr pose
Z, ,,,t ,na r,gfI.rfi guf ,re .-a told H.
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kininistratriYl Wnfica.

EzTIlE&HAS, Letters Of Administration
- 10 the estate oi DAVID HAYES ESQ.
deceased. la,e of lIarllelon borough. Union
county. have been granted 10 the subscriber.
.v ihe Register of sand county. IN due form :;
all persons indebted 10 said estate are request
ed 20 make payment, and those having claims
against the same viii present them duly
authenticated for settlement. 10
HELEN 6. HAYES, Admir-
Harllc'on. April !. 1859
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-06

y EMOVAL.-gsr.A a. u. STcSler has
Ii, removed to the house lately occupied by
Mrs. Kincaid, corner of Third and 81. Mary
streets, two squares North Of Market St, east
side. OFFICE in same building. Sonlh door
on Third St-Lcwisburg, Nov rs, 1888
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Eci.l.er's Elnc. Ee.B. Freight ears

) = .-l-as = sl-aaN-. -s.a6' 7 fSf-Esi z II =
-5-.-a, BETWEEN
: philadelphia and Lewi>burg.
The subscriber is running a line Of freight
cars 10 and from Philadelphia wthoW re-ship-
u'Dh and hopes 10 establish a good business
10y promPt deliveries AT reasonable rates.
Wsrehau>e in rhlad. with Freed Ward d
Freed, Sii Market street. where goods &c. for
LcwIaburr and Intermediate points should be
left. THOMAS PEIPHER, Harrisburg
Feb. - l>.9 mfpd
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Fruit and Ornamental Trees, c2}rsa-,>
&.NUB.3&-tY 49,
apl Eicnafiag P.aQts. Il
=, The subscriber has on hand a splendid
l. collection of both Fruit and Ornamental
TREES, sc. &c.-embracing the very best
varieties Of Apples, Pears, Peaches, Plums
Cherries. Aprico,>, Nee ari IeS, Grapes Goose
berries, RasPberres, CtTrlnts, Sirawoerri-s
Lar1c Horse Chestnut, European Mountain
Ash, American Mountain Ash, Sugar Maple
for street planting. Ever-hcoming Rose, and
a splendid collection Of BuibouS and other
Fluwerile Plants.
- Nursery Grounds on the farm Of Jas
F. Linn Esq. on the Turnpike, within half a
mile of LewSburg. All orders Will receive
strict attention. TcJD,s ,,roriqbip CANH.
WILSON |. LINN.
LewiShurg. July 7. 1888.
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IiNHA!iEN i HgaE0NEN
ORIENTAL EETEZSSlSE SOAP.

WARRANTED 70 G-yL PtrrFrT -tr-FsrIIoS, oE Tls ~
VIII Do ELIJTysD-
AEd oar Agsa's ere b,.ly astlousd 10 make god y,
fsHars cf 70 a. eUr 'Tp.fss.
4. VAN HAAGLN being PRACTICAL Soap Nss,r a..
lavtr- fr tLe last twelve Year. tat different uug'
I"rIu'H,i ufru ard t'~t-: this particular soap,
rI.u- vaF-. T.w oii-rs ir 20 ihr public a sap 49,
vii save lN4.. LAIuI aua NINLY. We arr vi.1.
IT -ioui ufou merits. A u ash ~
IT . fair trial. and use 10 according dir-s.-i
lfruui in each toN and f 1t does give full ~
tion. thr money Wi! lie refunded.
Among the many advantages over other Wa.i.-I
Soaps. thr following may be named:
l. Cloth'- need boiling, and very little rubin,
tmost article none
Tuun" o. 90 Hlou rcsIu syGP CT tvu l- tr-I f-ul.
ly -.ap-
%. II requires les than one hall ti- time and lator
to DO tl aa-hiu- Of t.mi HAT II r.. -, ft IL
best family soap, and l. warranted Iat to lu.uIe Tie
fabric
> Frc'.auin- Paints snd removing Grease. Tar a.!
Printers Iua- 30 j. uu-usfa--ri NaeLiists. ir'u-sn
and Painter viii mi 1t an iuvs Iuatf- sgtr.- r
Iu- hands, S It does Lot chap. tut greatly si;rls Z,
skin
e. The superiority Of the rals usei and ths -
NHr 'oNTtNINg Any 4l.I-~ 90 as rI.s>- j. more
any other ku"~n Ms-iir. ~orr. and uudouhtH-v
test asa pttd Tor white aus c'l.rri CiothIuc.
taUlfri.- .r.i lsgsS, and l. " NALLANTEp MI --.
1HE CLOTHES.
lar sale % a respectable Grocery stores in ths -
and eisLJuEius towns, aI.I Wholesale only by
TRAIN a NrkFoNE
- south Ni,svss
2m-75 retuecn Market and Cls-tuu; sis i
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RAILROAD.

RAILROAD.
.t@. At meeting Of the Board of Direc-
2-A tors of the LewiSburg, Centre 4
Spruce Creek Railroad Company, a
Resolution was adopted, THAT in order 10
de.ray expense of survey, $3.50 be called in
on each share Of stock subscribed on which
nothing has been paid, and where notes for 10
per cent. have been given, one half of said
notes be now collected.
In pursuance thereof, hereby give noted
that payment is required within 80 days. ane
those neglecting to pay will be proceeded
against according to law.
q. I. MILLER. Treasurer.
Lewisburg, Sept. 9, 1858.
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GALNANIC OIL

7 , Ei!EI ES all PAIN and soreness in from
IA , 90 30 minutes. Sc 0EDfter coiLsmn.
Price 81 els. per horu" oIly. Shipped 10 all
parts of the L. ). F,r sale BY
p 'aArrA r., L.v i-lur- N'r.i-it Hauck, Euf RIs
W -r.a:.. go N liu3rumutE EuT. Hotel
CEEoush. N"w Berlin Beaver. Morris a Co, Winfield
L.yi tr0m'y, Tult'.1i.l Youu .Iuan a Co. do
= " 'ia'.-Hrn h.i'yTn % % Miller. Miiiliulurg
Cumming AEu l1Tt'rtu Nurut VI strrs DO
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i LINDS AND SHADES
- Cheap for Cash.
3. J. WlIIIhTS,

n. IH NIrh S7Nl6 -ITcci, PhiIa1eIphia, is the
largest Manufacturer Of
1lILiLUN BLINDS
auI dealer IN WINDOW SHADES. Of every
variety. Ila Is the Originator Of all New
Styles ant has fine Stock to be sold al re-
Jurad Prices
Bun, aud all other colors Of Linen Shades,
Trimmings. FiXures, &c. STORE SHADES
Painted In order.
:. B.J. W.invI,cs Citizens Of this County
to call before purchasing, and assures them
BE- can sell better article for the money than
any other Establishment in The Union 7SOm3
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-06

"PAIREG OIg.'-HalFh waldo Emcr
son, in recent lecture, spoke Of tie rep
rcbensible practice of "pairlng Of, in cur
legislative bodies, as follows:
"SuPpo,e each IF the three hundred
Spartans at Tuermapyi-,e had deemed his
duty to his country done by pairing oli
with a like number of p,rsians, what
would have become Of the glorious de-
fence, aud the opPortl nifty which it gave
for Greece TO prepare FIR vigorous and
successful resistance to the mi.Ious under
NerXcs!'
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Philadelphia, ]:

s..or,nso. @ , o. r. saa Nv, i1,i ,, r'.I, ,
all makes fLOeks, equal 10 any ID. lie L. ID So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-04

MISS VINCENT AND HER HORS.-Miss Vim
cent, trance medium, had been astonishing
the people of Sandusky for some time with her
Oraculsr demonstration. but her glory was re-
Gently nipped in the bud by the simultaneous
production of several lights by the audience,
revealing her with a horn to her mouth. in the
act Ofdcliyering a communication. The follow
ing is from the official statement sworn to by
those who witnessed the exposure:
4" After sitting some time In the dark, the
h9sns commenced vibrating on the table, as
Ieended the wall, went along the ceiling, came
down and went round touching many in the
circle, after which sound as if of mighty rush
ing wind came from the horn with sundry knocks
on the table, when a voice proceeding from
the horn, purporting to be that of person who
died four thousand years ago, proceeded to in
struct the circle by blowing thom up and telling
them that some of their minds we're fur too
groyelling, and not angelic enough to be MEM
bers of any circle. and requested them to AK
for the information that he (the- spirit of the
horn) received from his teacher in the sphere
that he was in. An agreement had been made
by three members of the circle, that when a
certain question was asked, the light should be
struck while the answer was given. The question
was, Was Jesus Christ a legitimate or an ille-
gitimate childP The horn answered, He was
legitimate Chi when the light was struck, /,
and there stood the medium over the table.
holding the horn to her mouth and finishing
tho sentence. On being detected, she imme-
diately dropped the horn on the table, and fell
back in her chair"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-04

THE BEsT SEWING MACHINE-Punch con-
tains the following admirable description of an
old fashioned sewing machine, which every
Bachelor should possess
The very best sewing machine n man can
have Is wife. Ii is one that requires but a
kind word to set it in motion, rarely gets out
Of repair, makes but little noise is seldom the
c1Lse Of dust, and once in motion, will 90 on
uninterruptedly for hours, without the slight
est trimming, or the smallest personal super
vision being necessary. Ii will make shirts,
darn stockings. sew on buttons, mark pocket
handkerehefs, cut out pinafores. and manu.
fatture ehildrens frOcks out of any old
thing you may give it; and this il will do be-
hind your back just as we'll as before your
face. In fact, You msy leave the house for
days, and it will go on working just the same
If it does get out Of order little from being
eyerwOrksd, it mends itself by being left alone
for a short time, after which it returns to its
sewing with greater vigOr than ever OF course
sewing machines vary great deal. Some are
much quicker than others 1t depends in a
vast measure upon the pattern you select If
You are fortunate in picking out the choicest
pattern for a wife-One, for instance that sings
whilst working, and seems to 5e never So happy
u when the husbands linen il in haud-tbe
sewing machine may be pronounced perfect of
its kind; 50 much 30, that there is no make
shift in the world that can possibly replace il.
either for love or money. In short, no gentle
mans establishment is complete without one
OF these sewing machines in the house.