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8oqoojf Sewing Machine.

The machine is recommended and guaranteed t.
lthey"biic by Elias Howe, DR., !. NJ. Singer q So.
G.ofer,~ Baler, and Wheeler & Nisp"
are 3Vwdor 5ew.u5 Machine receYe5 ~ tirN
ProM.uin ard Diploma oil me itilAols ana HhtH.
sit ststo Fairs as the Rest Ea@s!y se"stia
Machine. all the hgh-prceG and best Sewn
IA. a;i,as in lie country beng ~ competition.
makes tae strongest aud Daast. elastic stifch.
Yb. VIII wear ri Tong the garment Hseif; aHa
ran me-, rip, dough every fourth 3 lea be cut
F.r -,glIfe.ty og Construction, rapdty of execu.
.iyn s;l.th and durability, il Is not surpassed ~
any mach ne ia the world. u raj ser ne finest
,3f5, amt asRs. rs mcH as ne coaraest cottoas ma
,eo. je.e. 1t wiz HEN, Sitter, TUCK, FELL.
and Il TIER and viii take two different stitches
on lac same machine. II aews backwards ar, for
wards Il makes two thousand stitches per min
ate Had rixtyHiHc Stitches to the inch,
THO Inconvenience Of Il belt is voylated by the
Application 81 RUBBER FRtcTIoN WHEEL. a
lady can, herscf, ADJUST and keep ii right for al
kinds ~ Tul',, without the mid of a nacatR2s2. II
is -irilte aat Child can soon learn to operate
It successfully BY It's use the laborious work oi
emily sewing is rendered pleasant and novel
Egerg fanay should hare one, in these hard
rimes az 1t will be the means OF saving many dol
.ars
We append n few names Of these who have par
chased oar machues aud have kindly permitted
Gs 10 reier to thoIu,
1ifsprAnpor5, Chicago Mrs. liibbari, Chicago
airs Walters, +" Mrs. Horace White, ="
yrs j y. DlEgct " Mrs, w - otlckEey,
Hts. Vi McoulIuic.. bi,a. Jal,a Ni&acis, Keno
&gs Dueeupurt, Chicago shg, Wis.
'ifs sword, 8 Mrs. W bone ken0sha.
@rs Burial " Mrs Il W. Lyman, q"
M,a ii,bbard =" Nrs. " s. Strong, g
Mrs T. Carr, -, Ill. Mrs. j. Bond, Z"
airs h. Gould, -, Ill., Mrs. $. Rjns, ="
And many o.hoIs.
JOHN BENEDICT,
Gl.henosha, IS orr only authorized Agent for the
ea.fe state of Wisconsin.
Agents wanted in all the cities rnd towns il The
south and Vest, Liberal terms given. 4Gtf
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Ara Krissa Array ger ts.o Pcpe.

The Boston Pitt learns from its translation
tic exchanges that all Catholic grslaad is glad
with the idea Of raising All army Cftaenty thong-
and men for the temporal service Of The Popo.
The Pilot says this project has originated in ihs
disgracefu fact, that the sovereignty Of the Pc
PAL power is ieapoldized By The luminosity Of
neighboring States; that the venerable pontilf
has bat few native troop. Of his own, and that
mercenary regiments, from France er,d Austria,
cannot be supplied him without conditions snd
pfovisos absolutely enforced, which are scand al
ou6iy d rogative OF The honors and Influences
due to the spiritual supremacy of 81, Peter.
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0, marry the man you lore, girls, If yor can
get him at all; if he is as rich as CrcesGs or ~
poor as Job in his fall Pray DO not marry for
pslf, girls twill bring your soul into c thran:
but marry the man you love, gigls, if bis purse
be ever so small ., never marry fop, girls,
whether he's little or tall he gi mike a fool of
himself and you, be knows nothing but how 10
drawl, but marry 4 sober man, girls; there are
bat a few left on this ball. and you'll never rue
The day girls. that you ever got married at all
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and often, when sfeak of the sacrifice she ha5
made in leaving her native land for me, she re.
i hllndS me with grateful heart, that | saved he,
lie on the eventful night"
~, ne wife looked up as lie spoke, and-swor,,
paenel a % as am II envied Harry the .ende,
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UNDER CovER.--A villanous looking rat ter
rier got OH board train OF ears at ST. Louis, on
Thursday last, and in the pursuit Of the con-
doctor TO eject him, ran under l4dy's hoops
Here uew difficulty presented itself The dog
caught his head between two hoops, and bccom-
ing frightened, yelled, screamed snarled, and
struggled feioci0usy for eeeape-all his efforts
seeming only 70 entangle aim the Iaore The
matter was finally settled by lank Hoosier, who
catching passing view Of the terriers tail, Jerk
ed the animaloas with such fotcs that hs went
clear through the car window.
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refuse straw. It absorhs tie liquid, and prevents
nnch Of ibi- valuable part Of the tispure from
running TO waite. Il augme sta THE caantity
If tle alnare, al a1is largely 10 the comfort
OF tie s;"sa 4 dy,.sheltered vel littersd Garn-
yafi, j. a E'.sssaat place in Winler--yee viii
lie inclined - sqend considerable t;aao s19re-
aad Y. 81 kno. that cattle aid sk.oq thflFo
isuch better for lieine laals3 1T.
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Board, and Rooms to Let.

ESO8RDE3S can be accommodated with rooms
- atthe Water Cnre in this city. Large rooms
with suitable conveuiences for families ear he had
Business men aud clerks viii find this conyer,-
leat stopping place as he rooms are eli furnished
and pleasant: Board with rooms or hoard viii
out rooms, viii be furnished on reasonable terms
E. aPENNOYER. Z
Ken0sha, Oct. -, 1899. 2Off
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JoHs BRowss snee.ior PEraR BaowS
cane o,ef IN the Nag ii,.erin l6SJ hi. g,Aa !.
f.sbes wAs e4;t&n IN she ,eso!s.ionass .f.ny
his 70 her 90. . sola niss. in The ~1r " Ieiz
aud SoHH E.oss his scif ieeS part IN that war.
lie sosss is.iiraassiy tAst store, By his Puris4A-
16n courage
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tT- rhe lyeeum efgstursl zists9y # Williams
Cofi"se proi.aeea II akoytee eah2onae cd
MAKE saysga Of CO aloration tbio 4Filser to
tie s"&sss II louisiana, Ieyss Aed Central Amer
lea in patsdit Of sarietiss Of kiFds ahs, reptile
An3 G.h.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

Benevolent Irs'itnton established by special xndsw
ment for the Relief Of the sick and Distressed acted
with ViraentSuj Epidemic Diseases especi ally for
The Cure Of Diseases Of tie Eexuei Organs.
snlCAL ADVICE given gratis, by tire Acting Sur
4sA geoA 70 al Who appy by letter, with d&scffpon
o. thelf eooao (sge occupation habis Of LID o. ,
arc 10 c.s~ OF extreme verify. Medicines Hsrn IRE
NALtAshf REPORTS on epsrnatorrh@a sad Other
n,,esses o. the tsEaa Organs. and tae NsW KAAK-
lFe spoyes Y sc DlsTeassr,. sent 70 The am in
ssA-es issfF s. "efo1s hee nf charge. TWo three
stAt'.fes Ter F9stsse ~" De acc~ptAhle.
AdcssSs' OF, J. SktiLi& SoUGHTOG. Acting sur
gecn +J%ed Association. NJ South Ninth street Phil
sdslpha, Pa. b. order VI The Oir.-ts-s 80
GEO. FAIRCiEIaD. KyRl D Hx4nxw~xn
S'%Fg. SfS SO Kreai&az
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-s~ SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
FROM THE HtrE Il Hess
exaker City Publishing House
nAM Msan GArHncrrS
TO RENTs

FTTHE store formerly occupied by FELLOWS,
a BESSOK 4 Co. 10 The village Of Gsnae,
Walworth Co.. Wis eoy particulars enquire OF the Sub
scriasrs, . Ii. FELLOWS, z. s70RY.
Genoss nov. 18th, la6s.
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Military rren.srs..Enn. :, Er,r,oo

he correspondent of tue PHILADELPHIA Na,h
an'efs.ah, wiring from Paris, asd spaakfs Of
SAYS:
Beside the niremitting labor of the backwards.
the coast defences are an ineessant Object Il At
tention. The forts at CherbouYg, esp8r;sllv.
are beng heavily armed with riiied cannon. Ia
The midst of what is called ''profound peEse, y
aud entente cordtats. Every little hafbor siong
he coast of Normandy and brittany is heing
1spected' and more or less protected and pus
IN safer posture. was sa,prisea 10 see he
care with which the teenradhie eire. ere ear.
led all round the coast to remote places With
out railway communication or coamercial traits,
and where they could serve NO purpose what
ever save that OF signals and observations. I
believe am stating simple fact when / say
hat, among naval men themselves, the certainty
Of q great and decisive strug gle for supremacy
With England is looked as admitting OF 10 other
nterposItion than that of time and opportunity.
the great question is to secure the co operation,
Or at least tae aaisble neutrality Of Russis. If
hat could be firmly ascertsned, tie pretext foI
. trial of strengsa would probably, not long be
found wanting.
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RATES or ADVERTISING
Jht SeMpaha grteQrapk

= ne osaeSs Fapsr fnshe State q Wisconsin Prin
ana Osrca'otes FIFTEEN HrspasD sse%es per tseet,
0"r1g@.s qta0sSeh are in Rsnosaa 0sNets, sasics
"aa&eSato desirable medium, dor A Asass,5ns.
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81 Is al John is called Ossawatomis Brown,
a corresp.& dent Of the Ese1ag Post suggests
that old Wise should be called What-an-ass-is
Wise.
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When lights are seen bnuninp a. ~. 49,.
before the break of day, sspao7s,v i, 49,
shows that the day will Yseytr bsAAi, ~, AZ
breaking i'll Of the winter of sssyesatv
When you see his barn Isssrer tTss. h;s bo,,so
I shows that he will have Large pr,t. a.3 sy,5 II
affections. - : !
When You see him driving his work instead
If his work driving laAs, it shows ,hat he vii
never be riveu from good RESOLUTIONS. ana that
re VIII certainly work his way 20 prosperity,
When You See in his house. ,nore lapns far
burning lard or greese, than candles.iek. Cor
mere expensive purposes, it shows that ECONOMY
nIIh1,iS ms way to appiaess snd plenty with
n the world ''''"0'
!" heit ne las house separate from the maia
epiieing pufposelY for ashes, aud an iron ar Tin
'esSei 70 transport them, it shows thst he mayer
1'dlS ms dwelling for funeral pile for hi, h,ai
y, and perhaps himself.
W hen his hog pen is boarded inside and cut
'lde 1t shows thai he is going the whole hog
u Keeping plenty inside his house and poyer1x
nut FT
When his sled is carefully housed in s5lm,er.
anu ms farming implements covered beth vim
er and summer, .iC panty show that no WA
ave good house over his head in Il a summer
u early life, and the winter of old age.
When his cattle are properly sheltered and fed
winter, it evinces that he Is acting aceor1,f@
0 scripture which says that a meIciful man Is
,nercifGl to his beast.
Vhen he IS seen Subscribing fer his couris a.,vs
paper, and paying far it 4. aacanae II sissSs tkat
re IS SpeaktHs tile 5y0k resssesfag The latest i'm
9foeeiae"t IN az rtcHtture, sRG Sat he ac,U Rener
go N'S 'oathtng papers TO the iaRd Of p0reHy,
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TIE MEErING AT KNIFE NALL.

In accordance with previous notice, large
meeting Of our German citizens was hello at
Kinze Hall, 70 Civ VSprca9i 10 theIr views
on the execution Of John Brown and 10 ex b ess
their sympathy foY llie family aad Relatives.
Many VI the audiences wore badges Of mourning,
significant If The melaueioy event.
Tie Speakers were frequently and loudly ap-
plauaeG, and At ,ate hour tbe alcetlng adjourn
ed. a
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Senosba Business 9irtttorp.

| kenosba CUISINES 9irtttorp.
JASON LOTHROP,
BOOK, Bndis0--atts sig" ofths Books, near 4sh Ward
III. F. SCHOFF,
Atorey and Counsellor at La,o and Solicitor IN Cham
Gerry. Office, Main street. t-4s
SILAS AMES,
Justice OF the Peace Office first door NORTH Of Ro0d
Carriers hardware store
J. j. PETIT,
Ld0g:r.-Seeera1 Improved and Unimproced Fdr1Ts
for sale Once, Main street. r1y16tf
EDWARD Ill. RUDD, .asaz
EngrttOer Hood and euery kind Of Metal. Statiome
-ry, sancy Articles, &c Main street.
COUNTY SURVEYOR. s. 3
JASON LoTHRoP, JR., County Surveyor. once, Maj
Street, over r Iscbnson's Drug store, Kenosha lyS
CLOTHES CLEANING,
DONE IN rHE BEST sTYLE, by GEO. B. CRIssuP-st
the B3r0er Shop, opposite City Hotel. sm13
LANCE u DOYLE.
Grar1 Foundry and Machine S1op-coraer Of Ee
change and South streets. & = a a.G.ates
oscar c, LAseE,. .wII1IAh DOYLE.
ADAM DKCKHOUT, s4.
haoing, Fair Cutting and SAampoo;ng Saloon, 0ppo-
site the City Hotel, Main street Old kazors sharpehea
AID repsired ST.
N. A. BROWN,
B,eaoer and MamMGtct,srer of Pale and Ass5er Ates
& pure article auted Brewery few rods east OF
the draye Foundry at the foot Vt Wisconsin st. 1y46
JON B. JILSUN,
At orssy and Counsellor at Lac Solicitor an CGneery
and County Judge. Will attend to all legal business or
agencies entrusted to his care. of6ce-Main Street
L. G. MERRILL,
2rdncs.-He is Agent for 0Grsous Companies Of Usa
Quilted credit and is prepared TO issue Policies on Life
nj poverty, en- favorable terms See advertisements
DIR. A. FARR, p
Ply zion ant Surgeon WaH DO found at his O6ce IN
sHrkweathers Drug Store, at his residence, corner
Caicago aud Park streets, at all nes ready to at
end the calls of the Public So
s.sstsss o. e. LANCE,
NJ ~ I,t1lic and Translator, Land end Insurance
a. ent Business transacted in French German Sweed-
a Danish aud Norwegian. OHce at the Gravel goun-
Y, corner OF South and Exchange streets. ly4l
LYMAN g. BONE,
Boots Shees Leather Findings, de- Fiery sd'1sty o.
every article pertaining to their business may be had o.
them at the lowest prices. Custom work to order
Leather for sale Hides bought, &C. Corner OF MAI
ket square aud Main street. See advertisements.
~rr.rov
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{. q. MERRILL.

Attorney and Counsellor at LGaD Solicitor On Ganeery,
and County Judge Will attend to all legal business or
agencies entrusted to his care Of6ce-Main Street.
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N. a. RROwN
JON II. JILSUN,

BreaOer and MamM1tcrer Of Pale and Amber Ates.-
l. pure article warn ited. Brewery few rods Of
the drave Foundry at the foot If Wisconsin ST. 1y46
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Boots Shees Leather, Findings dc. Fiery sd'aetg o
every article pertaining to their business may be had o.
them at the lowest prices. Custom work TO oroeF.-
kct SQUARE aud Main street. See advertisements.
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ASSERTS. SANuARx r.1sna.

nS GRAHAM, Asst Gen. Agent, Columbus, 0.
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BROAD CLOTHS, oAssnlEREs. DO.

Which wi hlso DO sold At we're low vices Wh the usu
~ assortment %
sHEETlNGs AND gHIRTINGs. pED BLAEKEr3
QUILTS AND HOUSE -kEE. FiHu GOODS.
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.EWBERRY LUMP COAL.-Tbi

NEWBERRY LUMP COAL.-This
IN superior article Of BilUMlNOus COAL, whicu d
panieuafy Adapied 20 domestic puftcses as wei as Tor
steam aud smith use be ha Of the Undersigned Agents
10 the Company.
Ofdersgre Or r ght trade W be executed with ds-
pate and Coal Dc veTed pnrt Of tho eitY
whicn viii not fol 70 pie II len u either ~ oo
o. NJ tue store 0 Gay Hamnond No 81 ST. peruT
WHEELER HAMMOND
ootl NO 81 river street, and g. p, Cnai Pier
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MORNING LEADER.
MONDAY m0RNING, DEC. is, is50.


PLAIN ANh ORNAMENTAL fhlNTlNo.
r1Plain aud ailnot tai nrin log Of evey dotcrpi
dous q the Puihr Embellishments ~ The siABEn Ofcf
TIE latest impIuvtd md rapid Seaiu prsssss
the bfsf style short uJfics ani bio
puieila attention paid TO hlsnk work. Evry dttodp
lon ~ hhming uouf especially biaux Books, LcdgeIs
llumas, Salss Boots, tecelymg Books No. NJ
sslS- For City News see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
page. ~
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soldiers with Fixed bayonets The Kentuckians
were wroth. They had on board an abundant
supply Of bourbon, by which their spirits were
kept up, and FROM AlaItinsbufg on they paraded
with their canes and umbrellas on the platforms,
gong through the manual exercises 10 the
chhsrin and indignation Of the cornstalk forces
scattered along the hne; aud il is even re-
ported that they went so far as to use livery
seditious language, and spoke with great dis.
resPcct Of The military arm Of the Common
wealth Of Virginia
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Linen Goods.
TABLE CLOTHS,
SLawls.

large stock Of new syla Reversible sh avis selling on
al " ~ the usual proe 81 80 SaolL
soUANE AND LONG BRoCHe sHAWIs,
Al Is psr cont. below the uPualpricss
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Boarding..
Gnnrou2rs.

EDgTavinG aud LiihogTaPhiDE,
knALNEhp H. BURRIDGE, WOOD
IL ENGRANEkS AMI A-1ruoGAphERS Bank
Street. Cleveland o
DOBERT GILL--SILVER AND
~ Electro PiaieI, Daor Pater md Maaulactor- cor
Of OuBliO aud Prospect ss (up staiTs Cegelahd o
Is prepared To rtphie 10 as, FORKS Castos &C.. and
make them equal ~ new. Door trimmings fur ahe or
Plated to urder Bell Hanging prOu pity attended TO- and
prices reasonable lll22dtl6
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Dentistru.
nENrHRrRY
GUTTA EHOHA ASE,
For Artificial Teeth
DENTIST.

T. manufaeture aud all varieties artidciai teeth
at uD IA the hest u,anner W u INGERSOLL,
M 2lI Marble block, Superior street, Cleveland o.
mylSHs
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~ Pernps vantrgto buy Dfy 90 ods viii not only ee
iaaqIl " ta tac coutnuCd Ia N. advert lfonci beA
VIII DC we'll Tofaid b. ehliing ~
.ud :. HYMAN a CO.'S.
uovi2'9a Comor Of SUI aIiof 6, a Public seaAss.
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Builders & Artl)itftts.

PROOKS s. @. & q. w, BUILD
~ ERs. Ais Manufacturers Of Doors, Blinds, sash,
Brackets and al Kinds Qf Scroll sawng and Gothic work,
Partcularaent paid to Fitting Up Stores. Factory
Diyision-st Cenlrs nlock. Cleyaland n nol0-csl
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Although, as will be perceived by the news

Although, as will be perceived by the news by
the Anglo-lSd1on on another page, no blow had
yet been struck by Austria, everything indicated
that such consummation might be expected at
any moment, and that it has doubtless occurred
long beforethis Had the great submarine telegraph
not failed to do its duty, we should probably ere
this have had report after report of blood split and
victories won OR lost on the historical fields of Italy
As it is, We must await the developments vouch-
sated by tardier agencies-and day or two
must elapse before highly excited curiosity can
be grati6ed. 1t is stated that VICTOR EMANUEL
himself will command the troops of Sardinia
while the EMPEROR of the French, with Prince
NAPOLEON, are reported as about joining the army
There were certainly never in the memory of the
present generation, events of such grand proper
tons, developed with such progressive dramatic
interest. The beginning, is what we now perceive
who can foresee the end2
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In Cincinnati the 4h instant, by Bishop McIlvaine
WILLIAM FISHER, of Baltimore, to LOUISA daughter
of Hon. d X. Este, of Cincinnati.
On the 9TH Instant at the residence Powell Griscom
Texas baltimore county, according order of Friends
AQUlLA MATTHEWS to MARY S DEM, both of Balti'
more county, Md.
On the ID instant, by Rev a. J. Elder, CHARLES H
DAIGER to Miss AMELIA NJ. DEBOW, all Of this city
On the 18th ultimo, by Rev. DR.. Morris, CHARLES NJ
O this cit 49, N10'-N-'
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BEoUEsTs.-We learn from the Christian InteM-
ge"cer that the late Mrs. Ann Sherwood, of Pough-
keepsie, made the following requests: Board of
American Bible Society, S2,OOO American Tract
Society 81 900; American Colonization do, 81 900;
Female Guardian Society of Poughkepsie, 500;
Five Points House OF Industry, SlO0
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A correspondent of the San Francisco Christian
Advocate says that on bar in the Mokeumne
River, six miles below Poverty Bar, in Calaveras
county, there is petrited pine stump which bears
the marks OF having been cut off with an edge tool
three inches wide, before petrefacton took place.
The stump was found ten feet under ground, and,
Immediately over it, oak tree, three feet in
diameter, was growing a couple of years SINCE
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The GROVER & BAKER
SEWING MACHINE COMPANY
Having greatly increased their facilities for manufacturing
their celebrated FAMILY MACHINES with all the recent i'm.
provemens, have reduced their prices and offer for sale
A NEW STYLE MACHINE,
PRICE $50.
tits no longer questioned that these Machines are the hest
in use for family sewing. They
HEM, FELL, GATHER AND STITCH
in the most superior and the only machines in
market that well and simply made that they NAV be
sent into families with other instructions than are
aimed in circular which accompanies each machine and
which
A CHILD OF TEN YEARS
may readily learn how to hem and keep them in order
They make upwards of
FIFTEEN HUNDRED STITCHES A MINUTE,
and will do the sewing of family cheaper than seamstress
can do it, even if she works a, the rate of
ONE CENT AN HOUR
Is there husband father brother the Unitad States
who would permit the drudgery of hand sewing in his fami
ly, when GROVER BAKER MACHINE will do it better
eXpedously and cheaper than possibly be done
by hand2
Offices of exhibition and sale-lSI Ba timore street Ba
more; 495 Broadway, New York
az Agencies in all the principal cities and tow IN the
United States
~ Send for circular. nII.t,
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S. HARRINCToN

.. HARRINGTON,
would respectfully inform his old friends the public
in general that he prepared attend to all orders in his
line of business
lie VIII NARNIsH OR RE-VARNIsH POLISH OR CLEAN
UP AND POLISH KINDS OF FURNITURE; REPAIR AND
MoDERNIsE OLD FURNITURE UPHoLsTER AND RECOVER,
DO UP MATTRESSES AND FEATHER BEDS, &c, &C. &c
twenty years practical experience working for the best
aes IN the cities of New York Philadelphia and Balti-
hoe enables him to suit the scrupuous 60 his
orK IN abeer manner and for less money than any other
one this side of philadelphia
NBA left at his DWELLING No 60 Forest street.
with n. Hynson Jennings Co, IS n. Charles street.
will be Immediately attended to- apl-6m
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DIE ID,
62d year of his age. " WV
The relatives and friends of the family invited to attend
ms funeral THIS iuesday afternoon at O'Clock, from his
late residence, &c East Baltimore street
his age.
On the Sth instant ANDREW GRAHAM son of James s
and Mary f. Allison, aged 10 months.
year Of her age. " "
On the 9Th instant SARAH A, consort of Joseph Abey
in the 33d year of her age. -
On the th instant. at her residence in Baltimore county,
SARAH ELIZABETH, wife of Dr. John Fisher, the 39h
year of her age.
On the 7th instant, MAURICE WILLIAMS in the 59th
year of his age - "
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GABRIEL ID. CLARK,

corner Of Calvert and Water sts,
Now offers for sale London, Liverpool and Geneva Watche
OF superior workmanship made order Also the American
Watch Hunting Cased Fine Gold Jewery, Silver and Pla
ted Browns celebrated Gold Pens diamond pointed
Lecouter Swiss Razors and Strops the best
in use Purchasers of the above goods will pleas
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