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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-04

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CHAR LES ROB RTS ON
No, IT, Market Street,
LARGE assortment Of German French English and Amed
Toys Stereoscopes &C., Paper Balloons, from three II
in diameter will be sold cheap either wholesale or retail
1AA BOXES Fire Crackers, TOrpedOes, and other Fir
FRUITS.
FINE Assortment Of Nuts Of all kinds Paradise Nuts
article in this Market Raisns, Figs, Prunes, Citon
curants, Oranges, Lemons, &C.
DLACK and Green Teas, Spices, &c, Just received.
DCKaEs Preserves Oysters HOLSTERS, sardInes Fresh Sal
i mon, &c, just received.
EETE manufacture all kinds Candy, and sell cheap
Wv any house in the city.
dec2-dly CHARLES ROBERTSON
SOUTHERN PORTABLE PLANTATION
Corn Feed and Flour in Mill
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-07-02

The RIGuT BIRD-Odd and good is old
Pr. Nichols, who formerly practiced medi-
cine. As the calls and fees did not come
fast enough TO please him, he added an
npo:hecarys shop to his business, for the
retail of drugs and medicines. He had q
great syn painted TO attract the wonder
lag eyes of the villagers, and the doctor
loved 10 stand in front of the shop, and
explain its beauties to the gaping behold
crs. One of these was an lrishman, who
gazed at it for awhile with a comical look
and then exclaimed:
Och, and by the powers, doctor, if it
isn't finel But there's something little
bit wanting in it.
And what, pray, is that?' asked the
doctor
Why, you see said Pat, you've got a
beautiful sheet Of water here, and not q
bit Of bird swimming in it.
Ay-yes, replied the doctor; :" that
a good thought Ill have couple OF
swans painted :here-wouldn't they be
fne2'
Faith. and don't know but they
would" said Pat but I'm afther think
ing there's another kind of bird what
would be much more appropriate
And what's that 2 asked the doctor
why, / can't exactly think Of his name
list now, but he is one of them kind of
birds that when he sings he says "Quack
quack. quackl
The last that was seen of Pat and tho
doctor was Pat running for dear life ant
the doctor after him
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zariruItE ral &.

TcRS1rs Auoso CoRs-It is frequently
tie case that in passing through corn
fields in autumn, we find the spaces be-
tween the rows occupied by sturdy weeds;
sometimes this spurious vegetation COM
plete,y overtops the maize, and "casts it
into the shade" Is it not much better
and more prudent, in every sense of the
word, for the farmer to occupy the soil
nonopolized by the exhausting weeds with
some crop that will contribute to his re-
sources, than to have it filed with such
productions, and which will not only "sap
the land" but foul it by the dissemination
of their minute and multitudinous seeds
By sowing the purple top turnip seed at
the last dressing Of the corn crop, and
scuffling'' it in, or sowing just before a
rain and allowing'that to cover 1t, he can
have hundred bushels of good turnips
Der acre. if the soil be rich and well cult
waited. instead of host ofworthless and pes
tilent weeds.
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To Srop BLEEDING AT THE NosE.-Bleed-
ing at the nose is very frequent in Young
people Generally this is checked by the
person sitting upright, bathing the nose
externally with cold water, or vinegar and
water, and shifting it up the nostril If,
however, it continue, n moderate pinch OF
powdered alumni may be put into a couple
of tablespoonsful Of water, and thrown up
with squirt; or plug OF cotton dipped
in this wash may be passed into the bleed
ing nostril, for generally it is only one side
which does bleed; but care should be ia
ken to fasten strong thread securely
round it, lest it be pushed in or slip SO far
that it cannot be got out without much
difficulty When there is frequent dispo-
sition to bleeding from the nostrils it is
necessary to prevent cost'veness, and to
take some saline purge continually, SO as
to keep the bowels rather relaxed, Per
sons who are subject to severe headaches.
followed by bleeding Of the nose, should
never try to arrest the latter suddenly,
but allow it to bleed freely for some time,
in order to prevent csngation ofthe brain
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Ayers Catllartic Pills,
fla ALL TIE Turfl3ES GA fsHI.Y fHYsio,

s-c 60 composed tit-t GizoaSc within Tie rance Of
s....r lion c2n rarely Withstand erato them.
lac. ',c:le;ra'L PROPERTIES search, ard cleanse,
ald n'iRora'e tycry portion Of tie human organ
In. correcting its C.scass action, and restoring
il l.ca.-hy vtAIt.cs. as consequence OF these
p-5acr,;c>. to iIy..i4 ,rLo is lowed down with
pain. pay-;, i dei dry > a,.urishet TO find his
hcal.h or Gerry .cs;o.ed ht remedy - cnce SO
s..,r,." ari ir,i'i~-.
.lot Only d. ,Acv curr the .ycrv-f1T complaints
a. cyr.. Loiy, tut a'.J mai: :ornrdahic ard
- ..rra,s Is. s,J~. ! &c .ECu, L'luw named -
;'c.seL Il i.rrish c-5iis my American Almanac,
cO>-irg c.riir; tcs of ;aCir cures and directions
.og :. ,r ~. in the following complaints Ce:t,e-
ueS, Ec7lf%lrH HcH61cite c'Isi'g from a'tordered
>fc7auci. iTs.rI. i'Giye!scn. Pam ia ard Morbid
liza La az tie Dcice.s. f.Gtt~'.cy, Lass OF Apfe-
tie ian. die ard o:Aur kinuIed oomplain,s.
arising fru. !om state CT The tcdy or Obstruction
o. ~. t!a.'77s. 14ay a,c - eZoe.'eut a.te..t.'s
Tss Fir -- w. .Ju n- lac '.'9t AID tie s:c!a-
ai,r Of Ine -r si.cIst 70 lie system tcbi,ita;ed
$ a..elSc.
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PHILIP GODE1sE Y'S
Family Grocery Store

Corner Of Main and Coluuibus ats. Otta'sr
lie sut.crber respectfully beg. cave 70 call the
attention. o! the public 20 his Grocery E.;ab -
rsen. the Of Main and Columbus streets
TIE For River Badge He keeps constantly hand, and
receive. weekly from The South and East supplies 0!
s:iIisiiy Groceries d PrOVi>iDEa>.
Embracing every article belonging his line OF trade
with many other. not usually found ia similar establish
he buy. only viii Cash. he ean therefor. sell
cheap any Hi-rchan: IN town IL respectfully
persons him call before purchasing
lie has also large assortment Of Tobacco and
Cigars lie bsgs return thanks for the Kind and be-
raj patronage. heretofore extended him. AID solicit.
continuance, IIaai.I PHILIP GODFREY.
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Me0irines.
AYERS
Ague Cure,
FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF

FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Asue,
Remittent Fever. Chill Fever, Dumb
Acuc, Periodical Headache, or Billions
Headache, and Bilious Fevcrs, indeed
for the whole class Of diseases Orisi.
mating in hillary arrangement, caused
by the Malaria Of miasmatic countries.
No one remedy is louder called for by tho
necessities of the American people than sure
and safe cure for Fever and Aguo Such
we are now enabled to offer, with perfect
certainty that it will eradicate the disease.
and with assurance, founded on proof, that
no harm Can arise from its use In any guam.
tity.
That which protects from or prevents this
disorder must he of immense service in tn:
communities where it prevails I,epcntion il
better than cure, for the patient escapes this
risk which he must run in violent attacks Of
this baleful distcinper. This Cum" cxpels
the n'.asinatic poison of FEVER AND AorY
from the system and prevents the develop.
racnt Of the disease, if taken on the first ap.
rroach Of its prcmonltOry symptoms. It Is
not only the best remedy ever vet discovered
for this class of complaints. but also the
cheapest. Tho large quantity VIC supply for
q dollar brings 1t within the reach Of every
bcd, and in bilious districts, where FEvzn
AND AGuE prevails. every body should have it
and use it freely 10th FOR cure and protection.
1t is hoped this price viii place it within the
reach Of ai.-;hc poor as well as the rich. A
great superiority Of this remedy over any
other cvcr discovered for tho speedy and ccr-
tain cure Of Intcrmittcnts is. that it contains
no Qu;l.i..c OF mineral. consequently it pro-
lilcca no quinisTa or other injurious effects
whatever upon the constitution. Those cured
Ly il a.c let as healthy as if they had never
had TING disease.
Fever and Agclcis not alone the consequences
Of the ma matte poison. y great variety OF
dis4IdeIs arise from lis irritation. among which
AZ, Neuralgia, rheumatism. Govt. Headache.
D.Iad IS. Topthachc. Earachc. Catarrh. Asth-
Eii. ralp:taiinn, Painful Affection Of tho
Spi.cl, Iiystciics. Pain IL The Bowels. Collie.
Paralysis and Dean gc=1cn, If the Stomach.
81 cf ahrh, when originating in this cause.
pat on .hn Intermittent type, or become period
.gal. Tn;s CUEZ" cxpels the poison iro'a
n. iluod, and consequently cures them all
alike. il ia invaluable protection 10 i:nIni-
grants a.l persons travelling or temporarily
-c-iliug q the Inalarinus districts. Ii ,akca
occasionally Ct daily while exposed 20 tie in
.e,t.aIs that viii Le cxcretod from tic sy.ttrn.
aid ca..nu- accumulate in sufficient quantity
to iir,u into d scs-sc. Icrce it is even more
/ .@la-i.c for protection than cure, ard few will
Yer suffer rom IItcr:I:ttcats, il they avail
: themselves +: Tic protection this remedy af-
y-'S
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SUMNER PRrxlxG-Too many of our nur-
serymen and crchardists are only acquain-
ted with the theory of summer pruning.
and full half of those who practice it had
much better break or lose their knives
before midsummer 1t is barbarous
practice, in our hot climate, to cut every
leaf or twig from nursery trees just at the
time they need them most Leave all the
leaves on the stems of your trees, and
head back the branches that start in the
spring The leaves about the trunk pro-
tect It from the hot sun and u1akeit heal
thy and stocky. The writer believes in
letting both men and trees wear their
moustaches. 1t is often better than an in
surance policy, especially on young pear
trees June is the month TO attend to
summer pruning; don't neglect it. but cut
bach, not off; leave the leaves, bat take
away the robbers.
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Yaiu:,ble Real Estate for safe.

TwENTY-TIIREE 10 ACRE LOTS.
T WING and half miles north east OF the Court
1House, in OTTAWA, suitable for gentiemens residen-
c.s Gardeners, or Surserymen. which will sell Tor a
small down, the balance on sue terms as cannot
fail suis purchasers Some Of .hes Lots very de-
eirable for residences, beng elevated, and having
q splendid view OF the city OF Ottawa and surrounding
country. besides being excellent land for cultivation
Also, 10 Of and adjoining the city limits
Also, Lots . md 10 in subdivision OF Lot 2, ottawa
City. ;csar the school house.
Lot I, Block 4, GoyeT's Addition 10 Ottawa.
THE EMPIRE HOUSE,
Situated in South Ottawa This is ve;y desirable ia
stand and will be sold exchanged for farm, or
lauds in this county.
THE NATIONAL HOUSE,
Situated La Sale Street in the city Of Ottawa VII be
sold reap exchanged for lands in this county.
Also, large quan,ity Of lands ia Bureau county Hi
nois wil he sold cheap exchanged for property in
tie city OF Ottawa O county of La Ssli..
Also, sas small houses ard Lots east OF Fox River.
ALSO FOR SALE,
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tflislcl aneous.
OTTAWA
Literary & Commercial Institute

YIyHIs Institution situated on the corner OF Paul and
i Superior stree s. has already commenced under the
most favorable auspices, numbering, as IL does, ninety
students. For this .isIay large patronage
most grateful and feel wiling TO pledge our utmost
energies satisfy the confidence. thus LACED in
The OF instruction in this Institution i. tho
rough and aeticll, embracing full Of study
preparatory branch Of business in lie, and
admission 10 any OF the classes in college
The commercial course includes single and double
Try book keeping. applied stock and partnership
books ia wholesale md retail merchandising, and
banking, commercial celebrations, psnmsnshp. and
much other useful Information usually taught il
best commercial colleges.
IT,. SUDDEN; gradalsing from thi, department. vii be
well qualified for th- practical duties Of the eoun ng
Til. term will close or Friday. July -. The frs:
term o! tie second year will connenc. in September
INSTRUCTORS:
ISAAC STONE. JR-, A. NJ,
Principal AID In.,rueto. :he Aac:ea; Language. and
Sciences
I. n. WHITE
Principal IN Commercial Department. aad .astruco. In
Book F--pin. and Prnman-hP.
Ma. JULIA \. n. STONE.
rra pal % rr iraur-r Depar,rr.u In..ruc,ress
in History, Botany. Philosophy, aud AstToEoray-
Niss
Assistant and In.ructr.., IN TIE Elementary Egan:hss
REV 4 LoEEIEAUx.
Instructor in the French Language and Literature.
Instructor in the German Language and Literature.
Mis-, NJ. NJ. HOBEGT,
Ius,rur Re SIS in Vocal and Instrumental Nu.i-.
TUITION AS FOLLOWS:
scholarship ia the II gh and Normal Department.
per HuruT ~ forty weeks. IS 70
In Grammar Department, ..-..--....-.. -
Ia intermediate Department, .............. -
Book Keeping French, G-rtr a. M-s.r .a3 Painting,
Tuition by the term in advance.
No Efforts stall Jr waning enable every student 20
make tire highest st;anment. possible.
pupils. fsp3gl STONE, JIG, P'tset0a!,
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Uses o. 1CE-In health no one ought
20 drink ice water, for it has Occasloned
fatal iniiaunlations OF the stomach and
the bowels. and sometimes sudden death
The temptation to drink it is very great
in the summer; 10 rse it at all with any
safety, the person should take but single
swallow at time, take the glass from the
lips for half Z minnie, and then another
swallow, and SO oi,- II will be found in
this way it becomes disagrecAbie after n
few mouthfuis-
On the other hand, ice Itself may be Ia
ken as freely rs possible. not only without
injury. but with the most striking advan-
tages in dangerous forms of disease. If
broken in sizes OF a pea or bean, and swal-
lowed as freely as practicable, without
much chewing or crushing between the
teeth, il will often be efficient in checking
various kiads of d:a-rhna. and has cured
violent cases of Asiatic cholera
\ kind of cushion of powdered ice kept
to the entire scalp, has allayed violent in
hammation OF the brain and arrested
fearful commissions induced by too much
blood the-a
Water, AS cold as ice can make it, ap-
piled freely to the throat, neck, and chest,
with n sponge or cloth, very often affords
an almost miraculous relief, and if this be
followed by drinking coplously OF tho
same ice cold element the wetted parts
wiped dry, and the child he wrapped up
well in the bed clothes, it falls into de-
lightful and life-g;ving slumber.
All inhammations, internal or external,
are promptly subdued by the application
of ice or ice water, because it is converted
into steam and rapidly conveys away the
extra heat, and also diminishes the guam
tity Of blood in the vessels of the part
A piece of ice laid on the wrist will Of
ten arrest violent bleeding of the nose.
To drink any ice cold liquid at meals re-
tards digestion, chiils the body, and has
been known to induce the most dangerous
internal congestion
If ice is put in milk or On butter, and
these are not used at the time, they loose
their freshness, and become sour and stale
for the essential nature of both is chang
ed, when once frozen and then thawed-
HaTs Journal q Heath.
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Michigan Central Railroad.
a. =. EMPRESS s;.,NpANY:

CAPITAL, SIo1,DG)
THIS Company have urequaed facilities for the safe,
speedy. and reliable transmission OF Money, Mer
cnandise and Packages
BILLS with Goods VIII n. collected delivery
and proceeds returned with IsoniptHess.
They also particular attention to the cO,'sctiOn
Of Notes, DRAFTS. and Accounts and execute all
missions connected with the Express business
The lines OF this Company extend entirely or in part
through the following States and Territories: New YORK.
Ohio, indiana Michigan, Illinois, Iowa, Missouri, Kan
and Nebraska
Persons ui.hng goods from any point, nv leaving
their the Office will have the goods turned by
first Express delivered their door, without any
charge Tor ordering or delivering.
Rates ; low any responsible Fxpress Company.
office in u. WaiieT c Co.'S Drug Store 1etOpoLif;H
Block. 4. j. CRASDALL, Agent.
CIR JOHNSON, Asst. Sept. augi4
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

TJE Ts.C RAID CURE OF
CoT.'Ie. Cc...s. InGCcEZG. VoaTscnc:.,
C:cnv, raI,c.,i.is, ;ncipicnt CoEsuIn2.
tlGa.t.rd for the rci:c! of Consumpsive
l'a:ici.:s ia advanced stages Of tho
disease.
So riIc = TIC l,ii of ;-< rscti.'icz' 7-G 50 IT,
rscToJs arc the cases II is cures, that al:no..
every SECTION Of rrlH'Ty q ouEts in persons Pat-
cle known. vLo E'c lccu restored from alarming
and c,Cu G.~rfratc diseases Of the lungs by its
u>e Nhsr uECo tired. its srJT cri1ri;y over every
a,cr i1or:rIrt ct H. kind Is Too "Irarcrt IN escape
.>cr.4.i.i, and '.H'rr its 'iT;Ucs ate known, the
rtt lie 70 longer Leaita,c what art.LC;c CMp.oy
or :lc III tress..g and dangerous. ai:e-'iu;s OF Tho
Iuirnur " organs that are in,iceIt 10 OH climate
While mnuy inferior remedies thrust upon tbs
immunity have fa!lcd and Teen discarded, this
as 7;: - friends IL very trial. conferred benefit,
u tie afflicted they c.u icvrr & r. and pro-
,ceI cr.S ,o. i.,l..-s5..s ard tuu I...aE..l.e to
x :o.cui,-:.
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KING. GIk@AN& Go.

M OCLD inform the farming community that they are
w manufacturing very superior CORN SHELLER
AND HORSE POWER. Having had it well tested the
past season. by numerous farmers and Warehouse men,
We are prepared speak advis 'y of its merits, and
can refer to all sho have used for the proof what
W say. We therefore challenge competition with any
other Machine in All we ask trial, being willing
for ,he Machine stand upon its merits
We are also manufacturing large horse powers and
thr-shers of tue riost approved kind in
AL kinds OF repairs done shert notice and rea.oua
BILE terms.
shoI m connection with the Steam Planning Mill
sepi9-i. KING GILMAN ACO
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NONTGOMERY'S
Family Provision Store.

Extensive ATtVvHiSs
/ the above old and popular establishment conpris
ing every article included in the list Of the useful and
health full substantiss Of life His new purchases
elsewhere now comprise the largest, fule.t, freshest
aud OF Family Groceries 10 be found be-
tween Chicago and; ST. Louis. lie invites all who
sseptcal po call and them The follow
articles comprise but part of his lis. constantly
hand.
SUGAR brown, loaf. clarified, and crushed.
Cofee, Ein .Gd Java.
Jfola.ses St ,ar honse, plantation and syrup.
Cindies altar. s'earlne, sperm, and iallow.
T>ds, green, black, bohea, &c.
IIodp, rosin, castillo and shaving.
7oJdcco, Cavendish, hne cut smoking. &c.
Cigars, anything from "ionc nine" 10 mid :osr
penny Cuba"
Ciis, linseed sperm. and olive.
Pork lard, fsilov. &c.
E,.h, mak.rel. white. herring. and trout.
tocod Nu.s, raisins, and currantI.
Figs at retail OF by the drum.
Ginger Pres,rre., very sns article.
JIn-1Gr tie best crab and cider.
J'icILes, in jars, al kinds, extra.
Pepper .StUce. f'epp-r, salt, n!spee ginger and a
other ordinary condiments.
Euts Braril. hber,., almonds. pea nuts. &c.
Tour children, including habrs and everything
else from :he elephant 20 Jack the 2iAu: killer.
Cutters, saTGinrs, &c, in cans.
tundi>s. 10, OF all kinds.
Tuii,. brooms. mops, kc-
Orange. lemons. fresh from the Son:h .. retail
- the box
Jap>r INK, pens, and all kinds Of stationery.
jcd>r Shot caps, lead, and everything ia that line.
Flushing rclle from the longest pole TO inuou hooks.
Flour potatoes vegetables in their season. butter,
eggs, cicsen.. and all such Little arrang ern-1:." .e.d
families. always KEEP, when they possibly be
procured i~s love or money.
VlDLINS.
vcry lot % Victims, With all the
Also Caicd2o ai.d .;kou Lime nna Cen. nj tos..
ther everything else that De named Ia his a-,
and ne supplied with the article called for lie
o,ts.s. Nav 81. 1853. r MONTGOMERY.
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1tlisfrIIaneous.
GREEN'S MILL!


Successor TO the Oid Pioneer,
AS been rebuilt during tie la~. year, the tu-
i rahie. substantial, workmaniike manner, and
almost without reference cost: their been
anu IS Excelsior" They have
Three Run OF Burrs
In operation, which lave been arranged expressly for
Gus! IN Work with everything entirely new. and Vii!
lave the fourth for Merchant Custom Work.
dy IN Short time and when completed will be superior
&c Custom, and Merchant Nir la the STATE All that
they ask i. fair trial. they ,ee confident that
their mill and long exp, as yearsD the "
ing blsn.ss fi!y warrants then, sfin1 az AcaOra
Ute competition. Ndn- but the experienced and &C
con1Inoda,ing niers employer.
Cash paid for the best article Of Winter Wheat.
Dayton, April ), 1856 Jkp GREgN
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RTE ToMAToEs-Mr Robert Gov, Of
Anna. sent US on Thursday some very fine
ripe tomatoes, the first of the crop of 1859.
lie says they are somewhat in advance of
former years, rs he expects to make q
shipment to Chicago this week The SAM
pie sent Us is very fine, for which Mr., Cow
has our ,hanks-Jouss69ro Gazette
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Also. desirable property in the city OF Euhan
consisting Of Lot. sud bEis. building, - saraer
HGA,' IS Zee; by lou deep modern tao story
brio. building covering the whole 'front.' DoriiIwcs!
OF Batavia and Michigan ,rrris; the Other. No
IL Estava street, 20 by % feet. with coubi= brick
Building. making narrow stores, and four stories
high. This property Is situated on streets that s'e
paved and all Ia good repair, ard under rent. and ~
sold soon ~ Le offered exchange for Lands 10
Illinois lsp!5I Il. TIoENE
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NOTICE.
Miss FRANC COGSWELL

AXES pleasure in announcing to the citizens Of Of
tawa and vicinity, tina, she is prepared give
instruction the Piano Forte and Guitar and after the
first of July, will give instructions on the Harp.
Residence at her fathers, Clinton Street. the
Foundry.
Applications for schoI,rship may DO made to her in
person, or through q c Pest Office.
sisnor Pierre B-lie;ti, Springfield, Mass.
Mad Nehiette Blanchard, =.
Mrs. Emile Harvard. d"
Geo. n. W light, Oswego, n. Z.
Capt. Jas. jenkins, " I"
N. Y. Gould, Chicago, III.
Str Mary. of st. Elizabeth. No re Dame. Ind my2i
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TIE GROVER & BAKER
SEWING HACHINE COMPANY
lee LAKE STREET. CHICAGO.
81 FOURTH STREET. ST. LOUIS.
HAVlNG greatly increased their facilities for manu-
Al featuring their CxLEBR ArEp FAMILY MACHINES with
all the recent improvements have reduced their prices
and Offer for sale
NEW STYLE MACHINE.
PRICE FIFTY DOLLARS
Is no longer queso. ed that these Machines the
best in use for family sewing. They
HEM, FELL, GATHER, AND STITCH
IN the most superior and the only Machines
IL the market that well and simply made, that
they may be sent into families with other instruc
tons than are contained in circular which accompa
mics each machine, and from which A CHILD or TEN
WARS may readily learn how 10 them, and keep
them in order. They make upwards of
FIFTEEN HUNDRED STITCHES 4 MINUTE,
And will do the sewing Of family cheaper than
stress can do it, if she works at the rate Of
cent hour
Is there husband, father. brother in the United
States who will permit the drudgery OF hand sewing in
his family, when Grover Baker Machine will do i,
better more expedtously and cheaper than posi-
bly, be done by hsnd!
Offices Of Exhibition and Sale 1915 Broadway, New
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