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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-04-30

p. WARREN, M. D., Physician
~ and Surgeon Removed from FayetteviIei Once
at his residences formerly occupied by the late Dr. G. MUIR
phy No, II lgh-street, Brat'l'boro.-9w-1T
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-04-30

PALM ERS'S
Gel EBRATLD ARTIFICIAL LEG.
This woril-renowned limb has been in use in Europe
and America for upwards OF twelve years. and every
succeeding year serves only to increase its popularity.
= The "Great Pri-e NcdaF awarded Dr. Palmer
IN London, over thirty competitors rom all parts Of
Europe AMI in this country, wherever exhibited it has
invariably received the highest award. Upwards Of
- -Four Thousand Of the Palmer Ariicia Legs are
IN USE and are represented By all degrees and Professions
Farmers Mechanics Lawyers. Sailors ladies' and Children
all use this "uncqualed limb Nth wonderful and
natural The Palmer Lag anaptel every form Of
dmpuation from the shortest the longest Thu patient
is enabled 10 walk Immediately upon the application the
leg Tie limb is an exact copy II its fellow, and the
critical fail distinguish from The limbs
durable yet light TO be with gredf comfort
Palmer Cos have supplied upwards of my individuals
with t0 legs each. all If whom walk with surprising
naturaness The recently invented artificial regards
Ell complete triumph in the The public eau
toned inst the circulars and advertisements
AMI preteners who have recently entered the field
endayorug "a deceive by copying the and
direct use Of the Palmer reputation.
Persons recurring legs arms should apply to the
"Pamer Leg the only recommended by surgeons and
physicians. Pamphlets containing tN Information
ing the invention sent free patients surgeons and phys
clans, application to PALMER co. No 10 Green Street
Boston.-l3ml6
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-04-30
AT THE
L A w nee WATER Gu II i,
RR AI,EI ERORO. VT.

have every variety and description OF HAMS, which can
under my circumstances he required and have expert
cuccd AMI faithful attendants administer them And
do give the kidd Of Bath, to every patient ndis-
whether they be weak or strong.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-04-30
THE

THE
r WRENCE WATER GU RE
Ia BRATTLEBORO. W..
has every facility r the successful treatment Of the varied
forms Of disease
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-04-30
S. w. FOWLE & co.. Proprictor-,


and in Br1ttcboro by JOSEPH CLARK and l. N. THORNi
West Brattieboro A. DUNKLEE; Wilmington, J. o. 7.
SWIFT Wardsboro, J. q HIGGINS FdyetteuiHs 5. ?.
MILLER; Uiilidmsiiilc, o. l.. SHERMAN; Pntney, BA
KER & HEWITT; Toirnshend, o. Y BUTTERPIELDi
Vest Tornshend, SAWYER K FITTZi Jamaica, A. MUZ-
ZY. 1y~2S
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-04-30

nor SALE, NEW TOP BUGGY WAC
Il on In good condition. philadephs second hand
"au1N; Inquire OF CHARLES CHAPLIN.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-04-30

NITROGENIZED SUPER PHOSPHATE
~ OF LINE, the cheapest and best FERTlLIZER known.
tons Of the above for sale at Manufacturers prices Can
containing pound Of the Phosphate for experiment. togeh
with circulars containing full descriptions for analysis
composition testimonials &C. be had free Of expense
application to JOSEPH CLARK.
Brattlcboro, April 81, ls59.-2mo-l7
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-04-30

AT THE
r WRENCE WATER Gu r +
Ia BRATTLEBORO. W.,
the llygenic Agents. ia the cure OF chronic dis
cases Of every grade.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-04-30

ECTORs.
j. W. Baker, r. p. Schoas Geo W. Plat, r. Lawrence,
j. H. Eycrtt, Thos Gardiner Geo. g. Peters, John Bodne.
II N. Wells, Edwi. sche 7. f. Furnad, VIM. H. Arthur,
Chas l.. Noe, Jas IL. leroy, VIM II Livingstone p. v Bee
be-, Geo T.. Pitch D. A. Wood, j. c. Whitney r. 5 Benedict
T. VI. Mayhem, D. A. Palmer NJ. Y. Bunn Jos. Rogers D.
Jacohus A. Mills VI. Kane, Vim. Cunning, j. G. Baldwin
7. W quick, MaOn Apgar j, A. Van Barc John toner
g. Van Nostrand Brush Knapp, VI. II. Duckworh, L. L.
lockwood j. e. Harris Matthew Kelley H. Beadestun, Mi
cael bney, Alrch licnken John i. Emery, Oscar Nare
Jas. Peacock. J. j. SOARING, surveyor.
T. H. TESS ENDEN, Agent, Brattlcboro, VI
April 81, 1850 10
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-11-24

! SIGN is often hung out By business
men to attract attention TO their places of
business, AMI artists rack their ingeuui-
y to get up something new and appro-
PIRATE Some signs arc placed over the
door, some by the side of it, and some in
other places, On last Saturday We saw a
sign that was certainly very appropriate
to the business of the place near which
it was it was not hung over the door,
for that rtight have been attended with
serious consequences it was not stood by
the door, for it could not stand any
where and for some reason it was not
placed in front Of the shop at all but in
the rear Ct it. There certainly could be
no more appropriate sign for saloon
than that Of man in 4 state If beastlJ
intoxication such was the sign we saw
the other day. Why it vas kept in the
back ground we cannot tell, unless II was
for shame Of the work. Alas . alas , 70
see the tun an form assume the pos
tou of the bruta Reader, that man is
''your neighbor" What are you doing
To save hita and others like him? " hat
are yeu doing to prevent your own chill
dren becoming druakards or the wives Of
drunkarda ? The curse may conIe nearer
home than you think, unless you begin
to stir yourselves.
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EDWARD EVERETT.
NOTICE OF THE PRESS.

A splendid view IT Mount Vernon. which eNeeis any
engraving OF the ace we have before Southern
J7rgEs, Pa
1t il pronounced lie Ivy far thn truthful and
strik M raseutalon Of Mount Vernon That has been
presented the public. Ii is executed in oil coors.
ter English style II printing, known. Is said only
one in this country, and never before attempted
Nsrfoik Day Rook. Pa
We hope Il may adorn the walls Of each aornice in
the land, and Il uufOlds to the eye likeness
OF ashingtans hame awaken fresh love for his mem
DRY his virtues, and his conntry.-.N. Holly Herald,
" y.
1t vii, make an elegant ornament for the parlor-P Pc
fcssbarg Express. Yr-
Its beautiful view Of Mount Vernon; IL has the ap-
pearance OF an effective Water Color Drawing, and
would richly aearn parlor.-EorHegs Duly Press.
II 10 cheap at double the UHsH. Plasa 6e Il,
". r.
1t is decidedly the hest in existence.-port Cha
ton (Oaiol Demoern.
The tints very niiiiant, and tho picture is not
only striking one, but must become popular San
day Dispatch.
The subscribers have Just issned yeture of MOT
VERNON, printed in FIFTEEN OIL C0L0RS ny a
al improved process. ny which pictures that have
heretofore from 80 to s., he furnished fr ty
The size II engraving IS la ny 60 inches
ON super eaignierei heavy plate paper.
W. have also inst published view Of the Capitol 4,
Washington. IN the ZANE lyle IS III. Vernon.
Price Fi4 Cents, postage paid to any part Of III.
Ga;;$i S.,..3s. = 4, RyRAM n co
II. 1autl. Third street, PhiiaIeiphia.
T5'Arsnts ssted il every County throughout tn
Isninnr s<rt.anh 81 ehf5S
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TnE PREss AND TRIBUNE, is the lar
gest aal best newspaper published IN the
North. West. In politics it is Repnbh-
can to the core, and will advance all
measures that will promote freedom, pro-
sress and prosperity. The market re-
ports are full and correct, as particular
attention is paid to this subject The
name of every subscriber is printed on
is paper this is a great convenience
and will prevent mistakes at post offices.
The terms of the weekly are, single sub
scribers, ST. 30 a year; three copies 81,
four copies 50, five copies 50, ten copies
SO. Mr.. GILMORE, at Casad " Gil
more ), is getting up club for the Press
and Tribune, where you can leave your
names and dollars, or address, Press and
Tribune, Chicago, lii.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-11-24

Virginia politicians and their North
ern echoes have the hardihood to assert
thar Old Brown and the Harper's Ferry
prisoners have had fair trials Here is
the wav an impartiaE Jury was made up,
as described BY the Y. Y. Tribune $
correspondent:
4 s.oljd and heavy man stands up
before the judge to answer the necessary
questions. His fountenance il lighted
aply bv the hone Of Getting chance to
givo his voice against the wounded man
upon the ground. You can sec this as
niainIy ~ # he told YOU.
.M9as Were YOU at FIarper's Ferry.
sir Iurins these proceedings?
.I.ror--No sir
.E,yys-yon ar, rrecebolder Of
tb;s eG,ntryq
,h,ror--YeS sir.
.L,L,e--JTara vou heard the evidence
!, tho othar cssas,
.I,ro.--( ,,,o~,.r,v1 Yes air,
.L,7,e--r man. if Won have heard
the evidence. and are likely to be in
AVENGED Nv i vou are dixanaliaed here.
Tavo Won io.rEl mach of The cyidcnce2
JsrorNTo cir
.r,,y.,s--u,va go, ovrrassed anv on;n-
IT,, 90 - tta gniit # tbrse nartiesa
.f,.o,--yes sir fp,gorIv apai,N
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but the best sentiments. In the Janua-
~ number will be commenced a new
story by T. 8. Arthur, entitled, "After
the Storm" There will be, in each
number fine steel plate of some exqui-
site home picture. It has health de-
partment, mothers department, toilet
department, boys and girls treasury
and a housekeepers repository, with a
suficieney of fashion plates, diagrams for
cutting garments, &C., &c. And all this
is offered for So year. A new volume
commences with the new year. We can
furnish it to our subscribers for 81 a
year. Specimen copies are seat gratis
on application to T. s. Arthur 4 Co, 323
Walnut street, Philadelphia.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-11-24

COMFORTABLE PAY FOR AN Insurance
AGENT-The Hartford Times makes the
following statement in regard to the
General Western Agent of the Etna In-
sulanco Company:
Mr. c. Bennett is the general agent at
the West; his office, a splendid building,
Is In Cincinnati He employs fifteen
clerks, aud controls the entire Western
business One of his employ ces receives
s., 1000 per year, and Mr. Bennett him
self receive a salary of $4,000 year,
and Is per cent. in eoInmission on his
receipts Year before last his income
was So, 900; last year s23 600, and the
present year it will undoubtedly equal
the last years aggregate.
10 wonder rates Of insurance are high
when such salaries have to be paid.
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gss- We have received from tho pab
fishers, J II. Byram Il Co, ll2 South
Third street, If Philadelphia, ine en-
craving Of Mount Vernon, printed in OIL
colors, lsx20 inches in size It is dne
work Of art, giving different view Of
Mount Vernon from those usually seen
ia pictures. The same house has pub
lished a fine oil priat OF the Capitol at
Washington with the new dome. Each
engraving is furnished for fifty cents and
is we'll worth the money.
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SHERIFF SALE.

nY VIRTUE or AN EXECUTION To MI
ID directed, issued from the Office Of the 1ieik
of the District Court, i'll and Tor the county 81
Cedar anI tate If Iowa, in favor Of william -.
Tnthll, and against David Hasaelgesscr admin
isl. ator Of the estate OF Jesse Bfinghaa dc. q,
John Nelson bingham, Ellen Brinaaasii. Emeiii
bingham Jane Bringham, J. G. bingham, anu
Friend Rringham. haveieyied upon the follow
ing described property taken a. the property OIL
tho said John Nelson BfiRghan. Ellen brig
ham, Emcline bingham Jane Br'ngna'n ). 9.
gringham, and Friend Bringham, heirs 81 Inc
sail Jesse grngham, deceased. io-"it: Inc
south part Of tie cast half Of the sonteasf quar-
ter of section tscnty-ono Ill, in township sew
cnfy.nia. tTa). range tive ~ west, containing
;i.rytiree aad one third (53s) acres more or less
with the appurtenanccs thereon also, the east
,ali:..f tho northcast.lnarter OF section twenty
eiss. f2sA in township aesenty-nine 81 range
t,yo t21. west, with the appnrtenance thereon
IN III said land stuNed in Cedar county Iowa;
ami sl,,ll offer tho same for sale at pHbite ont
az, At the Court House door in the town OF ! y
ta,,. in said county. on saturday oth lay OF ne
esmher A.. ID. ls50. between the hours Of
a.elocL i. NJ and o'eSock 7. Of said day, to
s,tisfy said execution and costs that may accrue
thereon. ~ ,4<a
dated, this 9th dagsf November 4 p l.oa.
GEORGE ucBER,
Sheriff u Cedar county, loga.
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TIE GREAT REPUBLIC for Novemb, +
is on our table, containing large amount
of very interesting reading, lllustratl d
in fine manner The Great Repubtte
has engaged some Of the vest writers III
tho country, who will contribute to its
pages, 4 new feature in the present
in three acts, entitled Tho First Blood
of the Revolution = in vhsch the scenes
Of Lexington, Concord and Boston are
introduced with ine effect. Terms: 81
year-two copies for 50. Address.
Oaksmith & CO., IL and Ill William
street, New York.
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SHERIFF SALE.

ny vir.ne of special csecui,. ~ J" Clerk Of tie
ed, issued from t.ie ono - y caunty Of Cedar
district ton' 80 - 4, rayor II Il & 4. Aliing, anu
ana s...'g i Downs. have levied npan l,s s9 -
amns property the property q ,,r,s s ' Of
: Downs ,o-wit: The sotfhses' 1a.eats.nine
ton twenty (2f1, IN ''",s s, ~ ,la 5th p ~,
CD s he 3, ra"ss @ a and nl 1 s
"a IN cedar county Iowa; anu sn - the coar.
same =, for sale At public cutlery !. said GUN.
fIoasc aeor in the .asnof a !, psesmber, 4. D.
W, on tween ti,e hours u o.ack 4 - aa
a,.,c,k i. 81. Of said iay 70 sais'y sa''
,,,n AMI costs that may accrue lhsfeoa d. 1859
Dated, this nth day q s snanaT iiuIBkn
Sheriff Of Cedar county. io"~
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THE Subscriber is on hand nj his old stand,
/ ready to do all kinds Of B'aeksmthing with
aeatness and dispatch. Having concluded that
he In not rich enaay I'll tn lose fag hundred dol
lars yearly in bad debts. Ire will not trust any one
for work. All having unsettled accounts are no.
titled that they MUST call and settle.
4. p. DANIELS.
Oct I'D 1859
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ARrHuR's HOME MAGAzIl

ARrHuR's HOME MAGAZINE, for Dc
cembcr is at hand. When we remind
our readers that it is edited by l. ). Ar
thur and Virginia z. Townsend, they
will know that it is really a"Home Mag
az.e.o One that can be placed in the
lands of your wives and daughters with
! fcelin. that in it, they vi! dad noua
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Wilton Market.

Corrected rs j. j. 81 pEa, dealer in Dfy-Goods, Gro
cPres. &c.
Prices of grain, this day November add.
Wheat, T2at7 ie, corn, in The ear, 22a1 Use; Oats
2Jc; Potatoes Z5c.
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DON'T FAIL to see "sIyTH ANIMAL
ANNOUNCEMENT" and brilliant offers, in
another column
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The great strengthening and tonic medicine ID He"f-
iaad's Gsrmaa Bfftes. II gives yoa an appetite. il
make. you feel WE'LL cures the Dyspepsia, and dists-
Is arising from iso.roa Stomach Fer sale ~ drug
4is,s cyrfysheTe at u cents TT futfle.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-11-24

L. r. L W. DEAN will move Their
shoe store into the room formerly occr-
pied by = Tomliasou, where they will
be happy to see their old frierd s. Boots
and shoes can be had of them cheaper
than ever.
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THE GENESEE FARMER!
ESTABLISHED IN 1913.

EXTRAORDINARY OFFER!
THE GENEsEE FARMER is now admitted To
L be tha cheapest grieu!tural paper now pub
lished in America. II is believed to have n
larger circulation than any similar jousna! in the
world. But there are thousands Of farmers who
do not take this or any other similar paper, To
reach this large class although the Fla mer is aoa
ehcaper lhnn the sAeapcst, we have deto mine
to make II cheaper still.
Toal who Subscribe NOW,
Or before the first ofDcc embcr we vi scnd the
Gsa~see Farmer for Rs %, and the remaining two
months Of this year November and leremher)
for fifty cents. In other words. Will send the
remaining numbers Of this year rs
A Present to all Srw Subscribers.
send the dfty cents in three cent postage stamps
or yet Que Of your neighbors TO join with you
aud send u DOLLAR DILL.
Published for twenty nine years, in the very
heart at the 'Ienasee Cosnty" sta hundreds
Of the best farmers AMI fru!t growers. in every
State. rs correspondents, the ffsaesrs Far1ae4
contains Information Of great value. 1t is the
s.Farmat's own Paper,'
And no effort is spared TO make il worthy OF
their support.
WHEAT CULTURE receives special attention.
Every subject connected with the farmers VEGA
tion il discussed The Management and Breed
ing Of sto, k; Cultivation Of Grain and Grass;
Pioving. sowing. Haryestn I, Tires hing, Mark
citing; Dairy Management: aud every operation
on the Farm or Garden, receive attention.
Full and Reliable Report Of the Markets.
In New York, Boston, Philadelphia. Rochester
Buffalo, Toronto, Chicago, Cincinnati, Liverpool
and London are given each month, papared ax
pr ssly for the Earmer by gentleman of grea
experience intelligence, and sagacity.
Domestic Receipts.
The Ladies. too, write for the GeHesee FIT y
er ami furnish hundreds Of welltrea and val
uahle Receipts
We design TO make the Volume or lst0 dceid
eddy the best Of the series.
Two Hundred nd Thirty.Fiye Dollars.
j In Cash Premiums will be paid for the creates
number OF subscribers by the fifteenth Of January
Agents wanted in Every Town.
Specimen copies and show-biss sent gratis t,
all who IL sire 10 act a. Agents.
Tweuty.One Cash Prizes.
! Besides liberal Specific Premiums, and, in Club
/ OF eight a twenty-five cent Premium to ever
subscriber
/ Now is the Time to Subseribc.
Bear this in mind, all who sabstrlbsnJx will
get the last two months Of this year for aathin 1
! Only Fifty cents year.
Aadess JOSEPH HARRIS,
PUBLISHER AND PROPRIETOR,
MS Rochester, N.
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Davenport Market.

Wheat-naw, ae0fTec: old 30M55c. Corn. in
the ear, aE6f2sc; sheled, l5G136c. Oats--new,
&c; Potatoes. io0f35.
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III arried,

Nov, 18th, at the Parsonage by Rev. J. I.
coLxMAs, Mr.. JAcoB HARDAcRE to Miss Lucinda
uoeFkTr.
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For s2.115 We will furnish the AD-
vERTIsER and ARTHuR's HOME MAGA-
ZINE one year.
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1lie,l,

Nov 18th. Mother FLAvlA Hury, in the seventy sec
year Of her age; In full asshrence Of blessed In
mar,a,i,v J. r. coLExAs.
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..c,,.-I.ippincet y Co.'s
,.,,,.rrn east steel Axes just receissa
l ard for ~Ale hy .,,,.e,, u,,ar1slg.s.
icy llai, - go !. -
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The GENGssEE FARMER, can be had
of us by our subscribers, for 1860, for 10
cents.
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Chicago Grim Market.

MONDAY, Nov lsth.-Spring wheat,
from SO to ssc for extra club.
New corn, shclled, ID to soc.
+" in the ear, 81 to 36c.
Dressed hogs, heavy, 50 per cwt.
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Foa 80. 50 we will furnish the ADvER.
rIsER aud GopEY's LApY's Book one
year.
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IyyArcHMAKERS JEWS.ER, WlLr"s, Nns.
w ca,ine Co, iowa. Watches, Clt,riss md
Jewslrv carefully repaired AMI saisaY,ed. ioly
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2ss- Saor ns a Newspaper w5,oss columns are a.
all tiars rra1rdea mah ns4c advertisements. and
mIi show you community aiice Nth business ana
enterprise The age IS nsnciag one. 4 man that
stands in these "iztter days. raI IA a shart tisae find
himself bslsfna his competitors. -ts4
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS.

EASTERN
The subscribers will be prepared
to do plastcring, and all other kinds of Mason
Work. the coming season. One Of them will al
ways be found al tn. New Court House.
EDWARD Golden
Upton, Jan. 30, -. tjylf THOMAS GOLDEN.
EXECUTORS NOTICE.
NOTICE il hereby given that Hector Stcrrett
~ asd james II. LeeeA have been appointed
Executors with the will annexed for the settle
ftent Of the estate Of Robert Sterrett, deed, By
the County Court Of Cedar county. Iowa. There.
fore all persons indebted to the estate, viii make
Immediate payment, AMI those having claim,
against the estate .iN present them according
10 lax HECTOR STERRETT,
JAMES II. LEIGH,
Executors.
October I'D, Is59--44~l
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These Machines sew from TIVE spools, A. ror.
chased rom The store. reanjrins NJ re- Whining
OF tire al thy Hem, Fell Gather and Stitch IN
superior style, finishing each seem by their
own operation, without recourse to the hand
needle. They viii 90 better and cheaper sew.
ing than a seamsttess can. even If she works far
ONE CENT AN HOUR, aud are, unquestionably, the
BEST MACHINES IN the market for family scwisx.
on account OF their simplicity, durability ease,
OF management and adaptation to all varieties
OF family sewing--execnting either heavy or
line work with eqnal facility. and withou, srccss,
adjustment.
AZ evidence OF the arqnestioned superiority
Of their Machines, the Grover & Baker SpwJng
Machine Company beg leave to refer TO the fol-
faN mr.
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ever brought to this town; cor prising an ina
h kent in 4 trade of this kind which Se offer a
the very lowest prices, FOR CASH.
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Y, :
OF QUEEysWARE
We have large stock. which we are able to Of
fer 1T Unprecedented low prices. Our stock
embraces every variety of ware, from pepper
box to whatever you please.
We have also every variety OF
GLASSWARE,
suitable for I'll IL market.
Remember, VIC pay cash for our goods, and eS-
pect to sell them for the same.
Call ard Examine our stock
before purchasing elsewhere, for we intend To sell
our goods as low as they can he purchased in
any market Il. y NJ. CHiLDS.
October lat 1889.
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A LOCAL AGENT WANTED
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EXECUTORS, NOTICE.


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GROCERIES,,
AND
OUEENSW ARE:
r. 4 VI. CHTLDS Returned.
FAMILY GROCERIES

WYE are in receipt OF tina largest and treshes
wv lot af