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Des Arc citizen., 1859-11-30

n AVE now in store 4,000 pair negro blan- Il kcts. 100 bales osnaburgs, 50 do. domes- ties. all lqualities. Fancy dress goods, of all qualities, and of the very latest style. ShawIs. cloaks and scarfs. We solicit an examination from the planters of Arkansas, of our stock and will ensure them BARGAINS in our line. We take pleasure in showing our goods.
 SPEED. DON0HO & STRANGE,
 nov23-1ms 314 MAIN STREET. MEnlsHIs.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-11-30

SCARLET FEvER.- The Cincinnati Times says that scarlet feveris prevailing to an alarming extent ip that clty.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-11-30
A. El,OWHDa
(successor to Williams & Blanton.) )

--- TouccessOT 70 WIIIIaIns N bIdHlUH. Com nais sion, Receiving
 -AND- i
 Foryyard5Dg Merchant. Also, Agent for the Gen. Pike, Admiral, E. M. Ryland, Sam. Hale, Fortune,
 Crescent and Iatan.
 HAVING purchased the entire interests | of Williams & Blanton, will attend PER- soNALLy to all business intrusted to his care, with promptness and dispatch. sJl8 t1' Also, a full supply of Groceries, Crockery, Hardware, Dry Goods and. Medicines, which we will dispose of at the lowest cash prices
Des Arc citizen., 1859-11-30
Baltimore Oysters !!
XIV CANS ANp MEGS.

XIV CANS AIN ID M MEGaS.
 am now receiving my fresh Baltimore Oysters daily, by Adams Express, only forty eight hours from Baltimore. I warrant all sell to be good and fresh. My prices will be the same as last year75 cents per can, with six dozen in a can--warranted.
 All orders from the country promptly at- tended to, and oysters well packed in ice as receive them
 My depot is No. Al Madison street. I am the only agent for these famous oysters in Memphis.
 All kinds of Country Produce bought and sold, and the highest prices paid for Dreid Fruit.
 The highest price paid for all kinds of wild game. D. c. PANCOAST, nov23-tf. Madison Street.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-11-30
BLANKS FOR SALE,

TUST PRINTED, and for sale. at the c CITIZEN OFFICE, ,"-Deeds of Convev- ance, Quit-Claim Deeds, Justices Summons Exec itions, Delivery Bonds, &c. ianl-tf
Des Arc citizen., 1859-11-30
EEoTEEs,

TTHE subscriber also begs leave to inform \ the travelling public. that he will use his best endeavors to accommodate all who favor him with a call
 'ss. A. HOYLE, Devalps Bluff,'
 nov30-tf Arkansas.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-11-30

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, 1859-12-10

THE KENTUCKY DEMOCRACY.
The pro-SIaycrv sentiment is at fc:cE'l'eat
in tho Kentucky Legislature. TIE furious
harangue or Gov. Magollia to that body at tic
commencement Of the SESSION, in which he
proved the rightfulness Of slavery By the Bible
and tile New Tcstament-by Moses, by the
Saviour and Tic APOSTLES Dr. Adam Clark
and his associates, and By the former practices
Of the spaniards, the Euglis1i and the Dutch.
seems to hnye mel with 4 cordial response
from the Democratic members Of both houses
Already two hills hare been introduced into
the Senate, providing for tl,e exclusion Of FREQ
negroes frnm Kentucky, one Of them embrac-
ing the recommendation Of Cor. Masoflin: that
those refusing to Leave should bc sold into
slavery. Tile Democracy have also resolved
to question the various candidates fur the
United s1n,cs Senatorship, MS to the extent Of
their adherence to the ultra pro-slaycry stand~
ard Of the Southern party, especially whether
they maintain the power Of Congress to make
laws for tho protection Of slave property in
the Territories A circular, putting these in
ouiries in categorical form l,as been signed
by twenty Senator'S and Representatives,
and scut out for reply.
Such is Democracy in Kentucky; aud VIC
haye tho authority Of Senator Douglas Tor say
ing that what is Democracy in Kentucky il
Democracy in Illinois also.
, 1859-12-10

We agree with the Chicago Times tint
"msrder will out In recent case in our
Circuit Court witness testified that he lad
formerly been employed by the Times to create
fictitious circulation for that sheet in the
month Of December last, TO enable it to get tie
Po,t-ob7cc adper:ising. And further thai IN pur
suance Of that job he lad Negotiated con-
siderable Number Of extra copies Of the Times,
for one ,n>ntA with Dr.. .Jenuess, No. 20A Aati.
son STREET.-THE Doctor taking the papers at
nominal figure, and tue Times publishing his
professional card without chaFge IN answer
To nj inquiry Of ours d.. J. Informs us that
ouch vas the fact. With himself it was purt-
II business transaction. We leave the pub
lie 10 infer what find Of n transaction it was
for the publishers nf the Chicago T"les-sac
nature Of the oath which they were required
to take being duly considered.
, 1859-12-10

Mr. John a. Logan, representative of tic
Egyptian Democracy in Congress, has been in
great haste, rs will be sccn by our tele;srapllic
dispatchesfrom Washington, to verify the truth
Of the old ada9c about the Monkey with
climbing proclivities- At country militia
trimming, or a cross.road grocery CARROLL
sal, John would probably always appear
to advantage; but in Congress he is out Of Ills
prope. element, and where VIC suppose it Will
be impossible for him to say OF do anyth'rg
without showing, as was tho case yesterday
the direction in which, lis gifts and tastes nat
urally lic However exalted he might regard
his present position as Member Of Congress-
unless ho learns 10 keep lis mouth shut, 1t
will only serve to render the more consp'c''-
Gus the qualities which he ought TO be csie-
nia1lv fesirous to conceal.
, 1859-12-10

ouced " the ASSOCIATION oi thonsohas ol per-
sons i'll the same c2joyment-and lastly, the
thrill Of sympathy which all feel i'll beholding
g'ans obstacles triumpEed over, when some
Napo!eon.hke spirit passes over Alpine OBJ
sirurions III the rvalin # art, as if they were
level ground Aside from these circumstan-
ccs, we doubt whether the Opera, with Ill its
really exquisite "Caratinas, " "BrayuFa:," and
"Grand Scenas, " would be half 30 bewltclling
as it is, to even the most refined tastes in
Nhlte-kid.gloye-dom
Among tho objections urged against the
Opera by its enemies. one Of the comuonest
outraf,cd 1,r tb;s continuation or ,nna;c With or
- eA'' ~o''o''e"'on " '10s'~ " "A~'' ~
''o'. ~ ''e u!a'aa ieol"e ~ uos '"a'oei
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III c'aen@ai a''o sn='e Is so'nest''ns e'o'esa"c
anu 'uo'e4oos IN LUG "nlon o' lungs 20 op!"-
s''e' 1feoes' o4l''eee' caA's 'ne ol'e'a "ilS
"oi'o' no' pcop'eo y 'esn 'tso' uo1 y
sa'af @'no u e'"9'"3 creatures 1nese -
eon'o 4otco III 'l'esc arguments e'eu .i'' ~stn'
est aon''cfa VI eae oI'c1s1 WIZ ao'''''' tno'sn
ia 6o'seooe Dus'e '1at asu41us nooo"'uA '''e''
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.1n mites Ct n.py winding .out-
VI "ose' s*es'oes4 io0s ''a"' Jul
l'11nk o. a lo'e-sck eaFal'ef' IN q burst ol III
d'snan1 ]c' LOUSY ehauene1he q f1Eai 10 mortal
combat III a''''ns musical as Apollo lnte!
VI 'ai'cy 10 yourself ne'o IKE o1he!lo, stalk'
ing 'npa''enI,s "oout Tile stage-rag'ng Ike
ion' anu eSloent!s wrought an 'nto Il pe5'se'
tempest ol jealousy and "fath-set eoo1's
1n'n'ns 1o"afos INC aao'ehee' ana noonlatlfG
LUG 'eF9 tempest "h'1l"lho: ano torrent o.
MS passion 'n'o Il series ol 1nc1ou'ons mea'
easee! eaa one eoaee'e III '"c soo'''''' ano
.40.s"'oaa IL 'n'!o '".e1oNS J0A" '7'''ou
"'s 'se4 wen sa'o '''as III 1'.'a"sl'eA'e
p'a9s' "neI Il p@sson 'o"t VI "o's'e
, 1859-12-10
FROM WASHINGTON,
An Exciting Day in the I1ousr.

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p..,,,,1:.... ~ -.aah -oto fo~ Sna,lar md
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1,.,., ;1a,;,,o-,,o1r hce+e
IL. r,,,,trv ~, d;.oroor;zrrs A. nm time thu
..xr;tcment waved so hot that a ecneral ,.1,t
e.on,od ,1,no., ;r.,;,,h,. TLo Storm hrosa
hn,,,,.r and ,,,escd op,v Tlc Sort.crr
,,o,,,f,,o. .r.rs n ha ,;+;ad co- ,bc ,o,c thcx
WIRE obliced tn p1or. There ther sat tongue
find md mot;onless. Party shaclle, prevented
the,, rrom 1,prIinc back ;nto the tlroats of tho
6rc...otcrs t,,c f.ls.booda they heaoed On ,he
neon,e or the North. and vet tl,ey dared not
T;se md endorse tic truth of tic infamous
cl,rc,s
c1er. IF Missouri; continued his sneecb cono-
narcea xes,erdav. liz sen, to tho CLERK. In be
read. two or three columns Of extracts from
Eelncr's book, including the circular cot out
hecore the commend was published. His spe.ch
was demarorical and inf'ammato,y. The New
York H+,ald was his text book. and his STYLE of
har.ncue WIZ almos, identical with the a1erco-
tyne editorials in tue Sa.anic. When hc ceased
cr,xf,rd of Gcorv;a. uorcd TINT tLe one hour
| r,1e In o5ortrd ,yI,icl, was objected to hy the
o,hs- s,.xaho1dcrs and xos Withdrawn It xa,
.;.1aat f-ou +,a manner of tbo ,,t-os that r,;z.
e' w 49, -.
| to tic Republicans, "Nhy don't you nominate
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, 1859-12-10

TO HE VETOED.

Tho Washington correspondent, OF the New
York HERALD says tic President has prepared
veto message, which will shortly be com'nu"
nica1cd to Congress, upon the St Clair Flats
bill, which WAS passed few days before the
adjournment Of the last Congress VI course.
The St. Clair Flats do not lie within slave
holding territory, and such an unheara Of and
undemocratic proceeding as that Of 4 Demo"
CRITIC President sanctionins MI appropriation
for their improvement, world not 10 tolerated
by the section which controls tho Democratic
rarty
, 1859-12-10

Git HAILnoAo IEoS.-Witlin few days q
considerable amount Of railroad iron for the
Milwaukee city horse railroads, has been sent
northward by the Lake Shore road.
, 1859-12-10

1:Y Hon. John F. FArxswoRru, our Repre-
sentative in Congress, and Edward n. DEwEr,
ESQ.,, Of this State, were admitted as Attorneys
and Couuscllors Of the Supreme Court Of the
United States, ct Washington on tie 5th inst.
, 1859-12-10

MARROW EscAFE.-A boy, whose name We
could not learn, broke through the ice on the
river, near Wells street bridge, yesterday, and
had q narrow escape from drowning. Look
ont, boys.
, 1859-12-10

+ Our Fifth Annual Clearing Sale Of Clothing,
OFez Coatings. Cloths, Cassimers, Vestinga and
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, commences to.
day, and we would invite the attention of the
closest buyers to the best assortment for mems
wear ever offered on similar occasion in this
city. Nearly oar cntire stool < Of clothing has
been made up By the hest workmen in Chicago,
under our immediate supervision, and can be
warranted perfect in style aud quality, aud at,
at least, fifteen to twenty per cent lower prices
than eau be named BY houses who buy ready.
made goods At the East Particular attention
is called to our assortment Of piece goods. pur'
chased of importers direct, aud selected With
special reference to The trnde in fine ordered
work, it will be sold at New York jobbing prices
BY the piece or single pattern. or made up tc
order in first rate style at bare commission
above the cost Of manufacture
Dec. 10, 1859. Il. II. TAPrES.
, 1859-12-10

4 ASL1r-01d Hunks is down on ice, When
erer he attempts 10 walk thereon. Ha says he
wouldn't mind falling, if the daEned ice would
only GRE little! IL says he slipped down the
other DAY, and when hc got up lis clothes looked
as though he had been Tobhing rag merchant. !.
He sent them 10 Cook / McLain, IS Dearborn
street, who cleaned nnd repaired them SO well
as to ieave no traces Of the accident.
WHEELER 4 WlLsoS's SEWING MACHINES
for Christmas or New Years Present. very
appropriate testimonial Of O Father TO his
Daughter, Son to lis Mother, 4 Husband to
bis Wife, Brother to his Sister, or Il Church to
its Pastor. This is gift rs durable as life
economy of more intrinsic worth to the Ladies'
than its actual cost.
GEO. 4. Curr1ExnES. Gen'l Ag't.
det-tit l67 and l59 Lake street.
, 1859-12-10

CrH1So OFF Submissive had always been
accustomed to believe that Of all persons tue
Sisters Of Mercy, in their vocation to the sick
md suffering. had need Of large supply Of
patience, and jet in the Board Of Supervisors
yesterday the following was passed:
E>-Irr That asiea-r te sent 10 The Sisters 0:
Ecrcy. &c, DC,
Narc the hoard been in The habit Of furnish.
ing that article to the Sisters, If so re trust for
Hcn1anity's sake they will act ntyisedly in cut.
ting OF supplies. at any rate the "county
paision" must wisely exercise the discretion
accorded to him.
, 1859-12-10

HEAD QrAE7ers Z. S. ZorAvE CApETs.-There
will be meeting Of this Company for tue pus'
pose OF taking immediate measures to procure
Mimic rnuskets for use duriag the winter drill,
held at the Armory, Saturday evening at nine
o'clock The hour is late, IN order that NIL may
attend, and no excuse, whatever. except sick
ness. will be accepted for uou-attcndance.
All members of this Company having in their
possession any portion Of the full or ZouaEe
in the hands Of the Quarternaster O: bis assist.
ants, before II o'clock Saturday evening, Dec.
10, ls59, or take the consequences provided &oE
by the Company Regulations. Dy order
!. $. Conn, Z. E. ELLSWORTH,
CIfrk Epmnapdaut.
, 1859-12-10
LOCAL MATTERS,

B- Go to John Jones. l19 Dearborn street,
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired They
will Be well done and at prices to suit the times.
, 1859-12-10

Ron Ror.-This favosisc piece will be well
rendered at Mcyickcr's Theatre this evening.
Both the Opera Troupe and Dramatic Company
appear in the cast. 1tshou1d draw full house.
Of course the scenic effects will be fine.
, 1859-12-10
TnEITALIAN OrENA.

The Italian Opera las gained n firm foothold
among the Anglo-Saxons; but it is not genc-
rally known, perhaps, with wha: fierce oppo-
sition it had to baltic at the onset When
first introduced into EnGland, about century
and half ago, there "as no end to tho sar-
casps flung ut it by men Of taste. Addison,
among other wits Of the day. devoted several
Spectators to it, aud remarked that the success
Of the Opera had caused Il general rule to he
laid down that nothing that is not nonsense
is capable Of being well sci to music" rort
was no less severe in tho brilliant Dunciad:
, 1859-12-10

Wy Van Setback, Mt ii Stats street, has u
uea{iuy Stove, that for
Perfection Of Principle, Ease in Regulating,
Economy Of Fuel, Cleanliness.
Power Of Heat, Beauty uf Design,
stands unriya!led. Purchasers will du well to
look out for the sign Of the Golden Tea h hettlc,
Il State street. dcd-Gt
, 1859-12-10

Tn NAnr HApwAT CAsE--This case WAS Jes-
terday still further continued toAonday, at
M
, 1859-12-10

e Mrs. Jinkins assures us solemnty that
she shall wear her rigolette at the forthcoming
Gift Concert. She has 'sno idea of having that
Dlondin fall OF his rope onto her head and
mash her best 5oun<'!''' 1t was doubtless her
relative who objected to the fellows sticking his
head out Of railway car aud getting his bruins
knocked out 'and *paftfred all ortr Atr ns,o
drts.t''
, 1859-12-10
TIL E. CITY .

- For report Of yesterdays meeting Of the
Board Of Supervisors, see Fourth Page.
, 1859-12-10


With n'ndnK step. anal. voice. and Il, Gna eye
Fesexa Le1 s a:r sotes I'D q; ,1 sr9so; as9s r r;'r
III sIn97nE peers upheld c'ihe. hand.
lie iIpped and lauxhed. too srctty much to stand.
Subsequently, TINT accomplished wit AID
man Of fashion, Lord Chesterfield, vented Ills
contempt thus -" When 60 to IN opera, I
leave my sense and reason at the door with
my halfguinea, and deliver myself up to my
eyos aud ears" Metastasio, he says. tried to
throw some sorsc into it, but it "would not
70 down. Hnzlitt, who always out-Hcrods
Herod in caus,ici,y, denounccs tho Opera
Muse, as bcing 20. beautiful virgin who can
hope to charm by simplicity md scnslbiiity,
but tawdry courtcsan, who: when her paint
and patcIats her rings and Jewels are stripped
Of, can excite only disgust and rilicule.
These sweeping sarcasms are, Of course,
the effects Of prcjudice-bolts that 60 beyond
the mark. Still, We may doubt whether the
Open would receive third Of tie present sup
port, had it not the powerful aid Of fashion in
its behalf Within three ycars after it was
opened, tho Astor Place Opera House sunk
over $4,000, which shows that up to that
time, at leasl, with a]l its luxurious po,np it,
onchapt;ng music, aud fine dramatic acting
tho Italian amusement lad not then won The
heart Of the multitude Evca Of those wilt
attend the Opera the mass caro- l;tile for c'the'
the music Or the actins-ior they nc incapable
Of apprcciating either. Not ono person in tel
Of them, probably, has m adequate unse'
standing Of what hc appears to be drink
Ing III with greedy cars-sor erc
thosc who arc thoroughly conversant with th
Italian language find it difficult to follow
oonjoined with music On the stage, and the mi
sic itself is go elaborate ..and complicated thi
only tutored Cars can appreciate 1t. Ihe re-
secret ne believe why 1.-THE upper ten pa
ronize the Opera, is, because Of all anus
ments 1t is the most nristocratic-because u
price is 80 high, usually, as to protect the
from the contamination Of the protane vulg
because there is peculiar zest in an excl
siva enjoyment, from which tho million Il
shut out~~-because they lear to shock the
friends and acquaintance and bo g
cused Of barbarism and want Of tas
should they beray theiz actual eentimen
Besides this, may be added, in some degEt
tho pleasing effect Of splendid dresses a:
gorgeous decorations -ths excitement -p
, 1859-12-10

F,rrn ASScAL Cosr SALE OF F1SE CLo1a1so,
Cloths, Cassirners, Eestings, Gentlemeu's Fur
nishing Goods, etc, at Tsppen's. No. lee Ram
dolph street.
, 1859-12-10

MooSl1Gur.-There were volumes Of unwrit-
len poetry about town last night over the charm
ing moonlight, the mild atmosphere. the spnrk-
ling e1pause Of the lake, and the large expense
for livery stable teams Thcpromenaders were
very numerous, and the streets astir to late
hour.
, 1859-12-10

TEE CONCERT List EvkS1xG: AND 0THK2
MAr7zss.-The Concert Of last evening By the
Great Western Band drew fine audience, and
The entertainment WAS entirely worthy Of the
same. Itwas An excellent programme, excel
leny given, and it is creditahle to our city that
We have such home talent. We are glad that
nothing Of the monkey show order was added.
Ne may here remark that our residentmusic-
ii talentis probably Of As high an order as that
possessed By anE city in the Union, in proper
ton to our size. Two such bands as the Light
Guard and tie Great Western arc what our
public cannot too highly prize. And that =
voluntary association ike The Mendelsohn can
como forward and acquit themselves 50 well u
ttey did in their part Of the programme, speaks
well for musical culture here.
And ns hare word to add, lest what nc bars
, 1859-12-10

S1Sexn's FAx1Lr SEWING AAcalsEs.-Also
Machincs for Tailoring and Leather Sewing. at
C. Lake street, See advertisement de1u-1m
, 1859-12-10

TuE WEATHER FOE TIE NEEK.-The following
are the figures showing the range Of the Their
mometer for the week, as taken by f. L. o'Hara,
apothecarJ and pharmaeeutist, No. 50 West
Randolph street, Chicago:
, 1859-12-10

@U *1*f@-.77
TICKETS LIMITED TO 800 II a{oo EACH. to u
had oily At ROOF EADyS Music Slort. 81 CI1Tk.at
where the anlcss can b. seen-
The list of the drawing numbers viii b pahshed y one
Of thr leading pers fEe tay toowiuk Fattea abroad
4tud ets will ha-a their zdtEes$ and Tho nui1'
her uf recotd and tc.s 3oEva-ded b. Espsas
Ad1lesA ALEX. SCOTT. Leader OF llkht Gla, hand.
Put ud1ce Box A4.
H-Po..t:Yeiy no Dostpaaeme.t. de3b!q3 ~
, 1859-12-10

Gas F111rrEs.-Brown 4 Wilder are now re-
ceiyiDg from Cornelius i Baker, and other man.
ufncturers, a large assortment Of 1atc patterns
Of Chandeliers, Pendants aud other Gas Fix
lures, Globes. &c. Ill in need will please call
at II anil49 State street. ocl7-3ut
, 1859-12-10

NKw EscLASpkRs, A1rESr1oS.-Lct all the
Sons of New England remember that their ad.
journed meeting will be held at the fremont
House this Saturday evening. 1t is expected
that the Committee appointed ut the Inst meet.
ing to consider plan for celebrating the ead
viii make report. Officers for the ensuing
year will be elected. Every one Of New gland
origin should feel an interest in this meeting.
, 1859-12-10

Losr-At the Italian Opera, On Thursday
evening or on returning home by the State
street horse cars, o ladr lost lara breast pin
with Diana's head It is valuable but more pri-
zed on account of associations, and the finder
will be libeEally rewarded by giving information
through Post Office. box l4G2.
, 1859-12-10

~ Sec advertisement Of Cornell i Cos
two ihrcad noise1ess premium Spring Machine
and universal hemmer, No. 1876 Lake street:
ap9-.tr
, 1859-12-10

Fon CHRISTMAS AND New YxARs.-All should
remember TINT Seeiey at II Clark street, has
the largest, best, aud most varied assortment Of
Candies Of any Confcctioner in town. Ladies',
plense make q note Of it. noo+lm
, 1859-12-10

r II. ADSIT'S
Os BANKING AND EXCHANGE OFFICE,
s1,....CAEE Srtxtr, CHICAGO So
Eastern Exchange, Gold aod Sire. s1Ie The hxhes.
rsaffet pI.ee 1aid for 9xeha-Ee, Gold and Silver.
Premiums raid for E1s:e:a, pt!o ard 1sdAa% Back
Nots4 deg - II :
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-27
Singers Sewing Machines.

gEA always the most conclusive pfi al great
Judged hy this tc-i then abdt Asing machine
before pubc coHpAfsbc la singers >"sIg Ma,hnsr4
Amer esShsshg The highest r,pualan la The uitd -ia"H
exbhied tbe tale EXTss.ii"n tnsrts'e IN
FrHprt carried - The hizi premium, and a
f-usi HRntArery tEetn ha- been ham In fsrl-
la esssch al industry Shch -cNinR s To- De 'n"
usrsi with innen~ profit A. th sItr
uau 10 tHyriiBs fa' 10 Swing WY
Singers MaohHs- eppFasrt vh hand -r"ing Nc ihluF
drr.eslAksr. rnn,e saidef hNti'f ~"
Should b sthoai The FAIR pro1i u IT
regularly emposc Is one thousand Dollars
eAr la al pyi, families where there ia much u
machines tAlplls assistance. lancfs
keeper md lhm pnriirnir, nieni Hnd pfahl
Aiae Ihs-r machines simple in thou cpnstuen aud
very sSreag aud durable being the only Kind N+Nus Ma
chime made by which su al wk. eefs- - fnt
could b. perfectly executed Thousands Of nT'f spd ~
lees sewing Machines made st so
names, but Singers Machines alone have s~n sa-
where TO saitsf. tbs wants of The p--,,te
Plain printed instruct lions far 49, ia Aa,
chine. from which r.asAf a,s- =" ar MINI
ging them. The nIBehnss pAeAad securely
pan OF ths World Il all p-rsa- 't7ras particular
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ID. Z. & G. A. DIIGUID


z@<A WILL Keep constantly on hand large stock Of all
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IL which ihcy will be I,t at - sirw The old friends
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GENERALLY, ,,.,....
The, keep constantly hatd large stock Of fisk's
metallic t RIAL CASES of all sizes also large stori Of
WOODEN CoFfiNs of every description aud will pa! PROMPT
sltrnton h. the undertaking ba-ne~ At nil bpurs
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