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THB WARs bB TiFE R0sissr orSi0fks a. MeI5tfug
gle of York and Lancaster. BY j g EDGAR.-
n With gM3tral9n% New fq1i: HRQ A. Bfptb
6fs, 1859 q
The object IN writing this book Tor bOyais IA
furnish then8ith RInenatiges Of the struggle be-
tween York and Ladcaster--a struggle which eX-
tended over thirty years, dalngnd England with
blood. pogt hupdred thousand lives, emascq1tcd
the Old nobility apd utterly destroyed ihc hpuss u
Phmhgehett TIfe impdrtahbe n aCorf6ctknoSli
edge Of this period cannot but be evident to all, as
DO portion Of Engand's history Is more frequently
referred toe This book sqeps b. pleasantly aud
easily written, although the iustratons' are poor
Let the boys get aud read this book.
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CovlSs & q, Publisher.
5prriol NofifIr.ss. I.s
Vegetable saBstltatS tor 0aIoRlsf and f5Taes

vegetable BubstltHte tor Onlomel and Bluc-
.- Pin.
BRANDRErH's $ VbeErArlH ! USftskaL Pills
by restoring the bowels to their original daily and natural
acAoP espeng to the stomach, pWiy TIC blood re.
esthsh No hsnhy 6dad itieifohe dt yeofsa a. shd
thdS cure dyspepsia, colds coughs tbeumatsms dropses
ind sickness generally. wbe.her chronic or recent The
oelobfatef kB61tttt sdys An hsvhg eufed ths de-
raosemont the bowels dsbtisA and. oil diseases gem
eray disappear Of Uer ann accord even in short time
The oxpeio &c q cenuy has established tho ~6hh d
llese pills beyond dispute, apurgHiw and ant-bous
modicino and iher Vse uv4rds ot go conscientious
physicpns and by lion Of families, shows that
they are supplying one oftho wants fhdmahity, and are
nadvance Of medical science. rhg above pills although
purely Yesetu eare now known aud used as substitute
fot CalOuielt Bydrdrgys Chlorid Me) producing ali its
Alternative and otberindittons wit none Gifts dsoguu-
Ration effects upon the sglhtsofton crppling io lc-or
It's distressing action upon the teeth and gums The pr-
pared Concentration ffom th5 pvuoplos-ths Life
Adjitioa Pls asubsututo 1rbue pt (Piutd Rgirdr-
gyyi) possessing the peculiar actonon the secreng W
of that PREPARATION fronmsfony but of its sal
ypting orother injurious ELECTS. Thyso who have usnd
thous blaepH substitute OF 6tierwse, award to them
the highest praise Thsg nearer 10 concentrated
Essence OF Life than ANYTHING yet mado in The wuy OF
medicine BY iRgn A single pill giyqndaly, wheuq hope
ed has ofenrestqred RtOlth. 1r fSct, they supply
organic pridctpie q no 9igpl qlgs wS9ung 81 extreme
cases sickness Old people have tho socreous Of
II youth restored by these Lie Addition Pills Their val
ue as iftprestryers Is beyond estimate. ~
Rranpoth'sYegsab' Uuiversl Pals remove from the
bpwplsendb bool ola SICK psrson lhe cause Of death
lIE LIFE ADDITION Pills sUrPLYT rus ORGANIC NEOEs-
srY or THIS BJOOp's vTrAL1tYEhe minute glabules o
vegetables essences of which they but the coucreon
have their eract o0untspHtil the vital globues OF the
blocd And irum wle does The blood derive its lite
9uesi verify from the same source from chD
Brandreh derives the fife cipes Of Ch6s Eile Addition
Pils-itcm the Vegetable Kingdom lI-Ia a....
These pills also the Universal, warransd purely
vegetable Rsailed respectively % md 90 cents PLY
scans and the public suppedby the gross OF single box
d.. Brundretbs Principal Office, No. 2oi CRpRlat N
Y, and by .- .sl
S, Garlner, No 800 Superior street. Cleveland sd
r. Wheden Hudson aud b. all respectable dealers II
medicines IA. t 49,. my3l
Izg' If any people in the world ever needed
aP5stlete cast teirasyils cut ours who live il
his water-logged country The miasmatc poiso Of ou
swamps and MARSHES hec9hes RyqItqbe devil in the
blood 10 reye in the Agues aud Fevers which shake and
corcb usAp, Ayera AGUE CURE /" is said to be III,
postlt WE need and Of out heigurs who have ret
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COSMOS, A SKETCH OF A PHYSICAL DEsCRIPrIuH
or THE UEIyRRsE By hLEYGrDER VdN-fluM
BoLbT Vol v, New York Harper u Br0th
ers, 1859 ttgfltl
gH Now that thelamepted Humboldtis is deadaud The
| light OF his SUD which iIlpminated the world anC
could acknowledge 40 eqnai, has dhappe@ed BE-
meath tho horizon, isWorks win b e doubyprized
No man living had the vast amount Of knowledge
scientific and natural that Humboldt had. and th,
scholar will ahd in bis "Coam6s the marks OF tha
massive brain, terniug with kndwedgg 0f dmos
every thing in "the heavens above, the earth be-
meath. an the ,l,atera ss,ndau tho earth n ..
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.gag-Round aud oval Glass Shades, to cover
mantle clocks, wax aowers, Pahan hguros or any
dolioato ahd fragile mantle ornamehtsO Of any size
or shape can hs had at FOgg, Ellsworth Co,
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Bas@ For City News see third page.
For Market Reports and IitiheNaws s6e f6tfth
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CIEygLANP H9RTysULEgR4Ak ,sSS9lgETy,s, ggI.s Ex-
HfDIrION-This society win have Their Exhibition
at Chapna Hal on Thursday, aud Friday even.
ings Of this week Extensive arrangements have
been made to have such an exhibitor. as viii be
worthy of the good taste 6fttecttytA gsAs ~ "a
The. committees ofawards are as follows
COMMITTEE ON FRUITS.
pF, j. P. Kirkland, anMrs VIM. smythe,
mm. case, Mrs. d. II. Lamb,
Jas. Houghton,
l. ON GREENHOUSE PLANTS.
Al Aei6t6sh SIbnaRg D C. Yates,
Ben. Stair, Miss NJ Blair
Mrs j. Perkins, Mrs. r. Lord.
Mrs. j. Shelley,
+ .5anaQ0 adj ,-g5ajigg smoabuaH bna wsZ
j. Kirkpatrick, Mrs e. Ciddincs
Or. j. +. Kirkland, Mrs J, A. Harris
Rev Mr. sG9999briifG4hy Mrs p, RReaes.
l. ON yERBENls.
DIR. Casseb, Toi1saa4 SAEfs. JEG Hussey,
kDr,- Terry, ,----- Mrs j. Chamberlain
'SGiIShNo obaEAHaasiuGsI ,st9aOla.
! b H. Winslow Miss A. Walworth,
Major Webb, Mrs. T. A. Walton,
Miss NJ. j. Blair
,sslogA aOQmrs'5s atE
IJos Perkins, Mrs Goodrich,
Rev. F. 4. Brown, Mrs j Shelley.
Mrs. Q. Pease,
| ON FLoRAb DESIGN.
| Il. Hurlbert, Mrs G. Merwn
| Dr Beaumont Mrs b. Harrington,
| Cbas. Bratenahl,
s55Oa T4or4ispaar2 81 b 8 81
! J. p Ross, h 4. Sturtevant,
! A. A. Jewett, W. d. Beattie
| p. Steadman,
on DEcoR4TIdNs.
| a Mcintosh, Miss Mary Brough,
Miss n }, Beattie Hottie Spaldmg ant
/ Mrs. Agnes Cook, Others
II on sra Ma9 tIft 1ABLgsHYA ~
Miss Mary Waworth, Miss Mary Taylor \
Bell Carter, Sarah Beattc,
| " Mary Fitch, adl Ia. l&a Carrie Atwater,
Gertrude Hanna, Sarah TGnter,
II sfrGAL auV 40 EUIVylTTh
Z. ON BoQUET STANDS
Miss Mary Witt, Miss Fannie Carter,
II Helen Handyno 1.a 80 Mary Baldwin,
Emily Chapman, Carrie Pease,
l. Maria Atwater " Louise Gardner,
MaEgSwS3ta bhgNpYB9tby9.
We hope to see Chapns Hall well crowded a
this exhibition for the occasion will certainly b
worthy Of it.
The Gemmttee On D9coratopsare requested t.
meet at the Hall on Wednesday morning, at 10 O.
clock, aud all the Committees on Thursday after
noon at 2 o'clock. o'4A } CAo AA.i4 l-A
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1lt'Us 80 oGoulsrlInrs.

ia
JN-5,JJDFOK MAN, ABTORNEY AT
IT LAW, Oice gr the NJ tehauts Ba Cievn-
DKi1OKS &c FORD, ATT0RNB BY S
At Law Arvuter Bptdtns s,-lOOtof Superior st.,
Clovo and chic. D T jaAIhtJ on aJlAtLL
iseb# fsDetHH ad ILIW 2ILEEtIAG
NXyELIIAMSON IL. RIDDLE, AT
w TOhNEYS Af4sAW omo9 No; 50, Sq9erl9Ttst
Cloeetsud Dhiu ..l U.. D. q. WILL MSON
CHARLES G.'BALDWlN N--.A4T0R-
Ouey ana G0hnsaer stlay--OGce II Super rs. uver
DNLNtER1&. AUSTIN, ATTORNEYS
-E4lIHB HLkL.LC LlL - Locll-qlI Z
A SPllR, j, T., ATTORNEY AT4AW,
IN Wifrtn fuiotuN County 0ho./ qdu0 NPtAi-9
" AhH llrentlI ZOO l- ~. W. 5-.ItI
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Our MAY importations show no curtailment-
The teaching from all this is to place on
- Nm 40 anIa a nnalLlnn na nnaaiLln -------


The teaching from all this is to place our
selves IN as safe a position as possible
The banks have contracted in loans this week
over two millions Of dollars, but have lost Hiree
millions Of deposits with about S600000 Of
specie This is accounted for by the banks
calling in all their balances from other cities,
which had been allowed to accumulate from
the difficulty of placing funds in this city .--
The banks also have realized large proportion
Of the Treasury notes they held, turning them
into cash-the Treasury issuing new notes for
/ 2 months alto per cent, which were paid out
Of the deposits in bank .......... .-..
Tho prospects Of tho harvest are thus far,
with thc exception of some partial frost this
week, encouraging for the West, which has
purchased very few goods this SPRING but the
harvest crop, oyenif - abundant az is wished,
will bo but sufficient to pay back indebtedness.
The S9lth, from The cbeck il ia now receiving,
will buy fewer goods in the fall and on the
whole il were better and safer if our fall I'M
portalions 20 special order be limited. OF that,
however, we somewhat despair for the magn-
alton is more dazzledby the hope Of profit than
awed by the fear Of loss. ...... d..
Tho vessel Of commerce, however requires
considerable trimming. The sails mnst be
braced, aud the vessel placed in the best posi-.
ton 10 meet the coming storm, which will
eventually sweep with more Or less fury across
her path. -''
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Buit0rrs &. Art1ttftts.
.1fGQabiuists sc.
.Deltiigtrp.LL "A
DGNF5s s'4tY
AT aII SUPERIOR ST,

TF YOUR o4TEETE ARE GOOD,
i read The following lines II Your tooh are bad read
hem 9toat carr II ynu haye teeth mt nlt hsp'
fact that Isl daily be streets, in the social
circle and ia par6t by the hvhbes peasant and the
prundcst Is -hludreds2t persons lose good
sets OF tpetl r the wpu OF the timely ad Of asgopd md
sltfnl dentist A poor and Of riof operauo "a IN many
cusns all II teeth arc suod have
thu cxlmmedby sooddertist aid keep thomin order.
ii or uo tine should be lost but have t9em repaired, tie
gedn the tgr. and escape thai winch Bur sys s the
no n al disuqses AN irregularities oil tho leolh Should
be alLeUdel tl D. CHldho 1d. iuwy youth a. . ,..,
pGrs0us degiyns OF Gue doutu openlin1s are uclt-
ed toe Al atuy room where pPticulnr attenuun gwen
tolho pTesgryationo not 'he ntull lo9 n Whuis the
a.g4 VULCANIZED CORALlrEi
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PARIS January, 1867.
M III TSOLOMONSON

20 NJ II. -bOLOMONS0R. a..t .Ng
u.s. PRAOTIoAL AND SUrENTIgIe OPTIcAN, H
eeps the observation-disclosures b the most approved kinds OF
PEGJAcLES, Ailhis glasses whether for near or for
ghted are ground under his owninspecion, by macine
OF anew construction, with the Greatest care to
'iittheeTH inRA CASES, sUUinE RsakeS DiyziUsss
HammGtioHo the Eyes, and mparng strength Tor long
madug or ibie AeStass z tE .aa sMDSA
" N. II solqmopson would here inform tho public
434g9eYqr epP9ysanyp pPq ihe sale ofAs slspses a1
20 n so 4 Sqlen1il assortmopt Of SPY GLASSES MI
SHOM MPASSES,i 50 ,ktWon hpnd. u 4
.t.uHu ARFlFICIAE EYES
Inserted without pain, as perfect as naturali 4
fun22 ~ 90 N0
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From Messrs J. b Conn & Co. wohavo recey
ed the following new books '"' o." .',."
JouN HAIIFAx, GEEVLRMAN. q nv ,Mrss Mrroc,
author Of YIhp oPyess y %,IIbe eltqad dfthe Fam.
iy," &c Illustrated hy lloppin. New York .
Harper q Brothers 1852 sif
we have here an old friend in new aud eietabt
drqss Of "blue and gold" although on an enIspTr1
scale as compared with thateditiOh 6fthelpoets
This hook, John Halifax, Geitdeman, has becu read
by adm ring thousands and this edition will meet
with a ready sale. Miss Mnlooks works of fiction
are strikiugly marked by theit faithful dedication
of character, their naturahess and purity 9t seut-
ment and the dramatic interest Of their plots, be-
side their elevated moral tone ~, ,a. .i,...,
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~. y 9 t4AO lLt
MATRIMONIAL.

70 THE LADIES OF THE UNITED sTATEsi l Y- .... b..
1t has Been my good fortune to to health many
heHsaRds Of ny- country women.
My has exit9d-se malice oTthe ehyio,ts mud
aous; but thor prosecutions have served only to exand
nd establish my reputation Showersof grateful offerings
aave fallen my pathway ffoh te fair sufferers whom
have relieved. Soloug held in ahectionate and
hanku remambqnce by those who have experienced my
skill, afford toospss The Efforts of mischief makers
nd slandere
Ny 1ytfiendshbve repeatedly argod me oplaceuy med
cpe for producing menstruaon within the reach Of he
Ladies Of the uptedStaesi but ndsposon TO enter
field so occupedby quaoks with their peucious nustrms
aud fear that unprncip1ed mig palm upon
ne pubhe their worthless limitations, have htherb pre-
vented no from establishing agencies for the sale of my
AMtE DE EENMEHinth UnaqdStaeSI 8GI
At last yield To the ontreates OF patients and friends
and olor the sleIins Famaias df America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Otd Worid. .ia H al III. ga. .5l4 .aa.I s.l
In regard to the efficacy OF the "AMlE DE FE NMEn
aeed only s thatils in liquid form apds eract, such
esI have used IN my practice France many years and
that 1t has never failed to satisfactory result
The Annie de Femmb" aud mensruaion stand in the re
atidn Of cause and effect alike powerful 10 originate
aeaty poqsfqal dow where never has existed and 10
restore where hasbee from any cause suppressed
in orderO gTd against imposition the wrapper of direo
eueh bottle Of the Ftmme viii
written sigg4tuTe and both the bottle and enclosing be
vii bo sealed with my private seal. Ii. ...I .a
Frner S80Oa package. ..a.l- .eT4au.1 3.
..a '. a DR. =. II. RECORD.
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BdinkGSrs

n + ,5iffTN1E NJ sTANDART, W sTKNDAR1
WHITMAN, i 9TANDARTl q CO.
wv Bankers snd l,ealers In Foreign and pomesticEH
change No Superior street We raw direct on Lon.
don aud Wi furuis irai epY enlennt nay ~ ~
The priuciuu poin Ia Epgland lrelahd ScutUnq Frce
throu hont iAdUN II sttGb br CkgaIsl u IgrAl
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WORSE THANKSGIVING FHE ELEPHANr.-A
lad about IA years of age accompanied bis parents
who came here last week to attend the Baptist
convention 3rheSwRrA spipumipg at house on
hlnsman street. adjoining u lot on which grizzly
bear is kept. The youth, although LsqiStly eau,
toned against doing 50, could not refrain from in
dulging his curiositys so iiei got over the fence
opened the dooE, ahdstbdainlthd presence of br-
Finding the animal in a quiescent state, he
went l9ERaA and wa4speedily iq the animal Z
clutches. Happily tue owner was within hearing.
and was soon on the SPOT pot however until the
lad had been bit in several places, The Injuries
he received were so severe asto reudoritnocessa'
ry for him TO remain in tbgi city under surgical
treatment One wound was just above the ankle,
and will, it is expected render him lame for life
LL-iL Na'# ftI
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LEorUgE on qANRLINq.gM NJ I'll. Green The
Reformed Gambler, will lecture on Wednesday
evening atthe'I Ateldd6oh Hail. ON the vices of
gambling lie will, on that occasion, expose some
oftiethbusahds Of tricia which 4lta lliol6Aidhal
blacklegs resort to ia order to bleed the uninita.
ted player MY win relate some ofthc thrilling
incidents of bis evenqpI life We would by pll
means advise ali to attend, aud be entertained. \ !
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BolLalr0illa. olLlr

D0BRpTNG - The HOnse No "a
Pubic Souare, tndh he -tbn GhurCh-oue Of the
padsaitest lotaiilms n he ryns haen ihroughy r.
paife and lie nBe fog Bnirters. Families wishing 70
furnish their nu roo arc1m mmudnled W "a large
and eptenjchtrunns and badro1msi lnl Nnge b1auers
ard Day yB1trers WIN uh good ucCommOl Ia ions oh rea-
sondbf8 ferns Indulgence excluded. Rstorgpeqs syen
and received, apr7R20 ---- 5. w 1UH = l.
ss89IIIs @ Is.Rs r-P,hEtmEg GA
B1 RAC III H OU s e.,
HIl .-1-..i i. .... aFoR ta ... s.r b. .H.
Permanent and Transient Bo arders,
'"il NO. t1A 1VJier street., 24- Has.
deco ss ~ CLEVELAND. OHIO.
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.GLEVELAND.,
c ITY 4 NEWS ITEMS.
UEsDAY MORNING, JUNE IA, 1850

IiTtAIN ~ q b IsBrk AiEKRAE 4 ERiHrINe ~
Ese Pfhrt ~ y rhAneAl prating A4e ydtt de.ripttn
lone at the Printing Establishment tho Leader Oce On
me latest improved and most rupit steam presses I'm
~ STYLE, short notice and at reasonable Par
cular attention paid TO blank work Every descriptions
8iudng done, especially Blank Books Ledgers Journals
tlbs Hooks, Receiving Books. Nc 40.
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1nsuroure 4Qruts,
THE. NlERNlNE WSDRlyCH 00TPiTT
A'OiNI SF02o.k' ooMPAFK


CnpitaIs stock. .d0O0 q fhnuer "A eoo .,ch.
Secured BY hcnl hstate siO0,0bD.
,,93E,Ff5CERs 70, W, scHMIpTi President Dr. W.
NJ lph,khgI9htt-Es Ny. schmilt 1iayeF III Kfllef,
~ iW efyeh y. wager, C l.elrt, Muslof, John A.
IlsE eEhMAN INg0P6Ncr IFHN9 1aaa
Rs1 teoes Wai.a mttchpudise &c faymont of Osasa
shan be made in 90 days aor the loss shalt have heen a.
nqned and proved Not Than 5000 viii Be ihsur-
One, NJ is KtsItsr sJct {Sb a.g,s,
Si,; MoE. Agsn, Lapl5R2 W JOHN WAoNER. Pres.
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..a.. ..UHs ..r .lIftt. q
4...iI A4.IA.. a.I 4l-a.a4 pi"a4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-30
TERAsoR ADvERTTEING.
TwELvE Idxns on Lnss = Ayr anr ~ +,

ei6, otherwise $1o.
Funeral Notices u 90. Obituaries, according
Displayed advertisements half more than thu
above rates. ~ ##
Advertisements loaded Aas placed under the
head sf Special Notices." 60tbIe fac ordinary
f1ksss
Special Notices in the LseAi Colunn - cent?
per line. T5 s171-- >. 4" =
Adssrsissments ordered on the insias exslu-
nveiy In the Daily, after she arst twe weeks ),
eo per Ospe. more than the uhOve YAtsa.
Al tTsmst<nf ddveyfEsmeafs mxsf be paid for
~ sSssses. This rule will not bs varied from
Hhsn the advertiser uses the weekly A.oas
me prics viii be the same ~ In the Daily-
Mhsse the Daily and Weekly are both used,
rata amount -esa
UAder tho present systsm, the aax1rslssr
Pays 90 much for the space he ooeupiss, the
sAense. 81 being ssffss4bls fos - ssnpalision
onD. TINS plAu Ii now genefAlfy Adoptcd.--
Our ehAfge for shsngss viii Be is cents per
In al sAsss where axivsftisensnts are
discontinusd bsforc the expiration Of the year
or sas eams ssntraetsd fer, they will Be STARRED
up at our regular rstes for the time actual
III 8s
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MI ". HI CHS, I'M. n. sur9eSr
SAs Dsnslss. Onies on Second -Ss., -.
between Main and Johnson streets, Keot
kuk, iowa. 1g 74k1IloLI

kuk, Iowa. aN0xY
Dr. Hicks, In renswing his card To ths .pubIiS,
would call attention ia . new skyle al stP1ate
Work, which IL peculiarly sdapted 10 1at, iE1sn
Ar, snd otherwise sd2ccult Jaws. Tha Improve
ment has been tested three years and has susfansa
its early promise u dllipg rssl want ia plate
work: The work IL nov worn by many Of our most
prominent citizens, who give II heaIty approval,
ssted.
Drs H. IL also mounting Continuous Grm ?
work, Block" work, aaa ordinary s.tAUid PIatess
work, fcr which As has superior stock Of mst>-
rial He IL prepared 70 fll teeth with so1d Foil.
"Adheaivs Cola" md "Chsystaa Gold, & ths nost
thorpueh and dufAhle manner. #+
In view Of the stringency In money nsttsu
soma alluaan to PR1Cxa may not be impfxr<.,-
Whilss On The ono hand DIR. II. believes ID he the
better policy, - well as the hunsster course not
y work - sll than "a work 81 prices that viii ps
csasitAts inferior work on tbs other hand hs I
willing 70 conform In his charges To the lower
standard " fsnunsration that othsr occupation.
have suffered. Il
With hftesn ysars experience, thorough dew
ton 20 hin profession. and IA earnest desire 4
please, he ts determined TO merit and hopes to rs
oeive, continuation Of the liberal patronage here
tofoTe enjoyed.
& July ll-dkw
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Lave gaised tho oosAdeuss or ali Who uae
u them, and have proved one Of the most valu-
able Inventions q the ags. They uas Shuttle,
makiag The Look Stitch on both sidss Of the cloth
alike, which cannot bs unraveisd or pulled out.
They arc III made with the higsst msohanicAl
skill and al warranted 70 work Well on ali kinds
of goods, from the LagA.sst Fabric TO Heavy
Leather. In Rsrs.sular " wssid can sssentscA 70
manufactured expressly for Family Use, And has
met with favor from all. 1t ID 90 simplinod @ %
render II almGst impossible to get out Of order, or
dcrange its operations; indeed Il Ia 20 sfmple q
TO astonish one, that SO small piece of nsohAn-
Ism will saw. 317---- e--7-7
Below We give description Of the di1srsnt style
Of the Weed Patent; N{3a.t1n
No. I. l. . very oonvsnint styls, whioh san h
worked By hand or foot, on or of its own table
For the convenience Of shipping, and also isrlares
nannfastoriss, whore II y seesasasy - place !
numbar Of machines intoa long bench, making one
table answer for al. Price ~.
No. 2. With walnut or Mahogany Table, With
or without Box Top, which locks down. Price tlee
Ne. u. Same siss ~ No. :, bat runs With belt
and q : much higher rate Of Speed. This kind
y well adapted 70 misunderstanding Clothing Or Tor
leather work. -a
Thi, !. really the cheapest machine In the mar
ket, = there is no work dune on Sewing Msshins
that 1t win mot do. 1t 10 eonhdMtly asserted that
use. Price 4loo. IN asrE
a NO. 4. Ihis machine has . long arm to acoommo
date large work. 1t runs ct o high rate cf speed
runs sasiiy, and Is, without doubt, the best Nd
chine for failors' ever oacrsd 70 the publlc--
I. II peculiarly fitted for plantation work, being
very simple yet substantial ana durable, with bat
little haoilify 80 get ont of order. Price SI9o.
No. 5. This lie new and cheaper style. and 4
general fsvorite fer Family, Light Leather, and
great variety OF work. II has bssn cotton up with
reference to furnishing strong and durable, yst
light and tasty Machine, at . lees price tkaa
either of the above. IL runs very easy, rspidls
and To pronounced the best machine now in maxkst
for $50.
No. 9. This II Machine got mp On an entirely
new principle, different from anything ever before
a6ered TO the public, and conndenty assert tha,
for family it has not eqaal. IL ID vary li9hi
and tasty runs very rapidly, Il almost noiseless Id
it's operation, and uses A STRAIGHT NEEDLE
liz Is 40 arranged 10 bs utterly impossible for III
to miss stitches. II has = tenslon on both sides,
and carries q large supply Of thread on the under
spool. The motions are gained By two smallcranks
that run without perseptible noise. The two
threads arc worked In such . manner % never to
both pull At The same time, and consequently little
liable to break. The seam 10 very slastc, and the
thread does not break in walking. II will do
work better than any cheap machine now In mar
ket, II silk, cotton or linen with equal IA
cility. Price $50.
Descriptive Circulars furnished gratis.
OFFICE, All Broadway, New York.
WHITNEY LYON, Proprietors.
~Asents Wanted. (jci6AAw1