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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-24
The southern aIedic.I students.

RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 22.-The seeding medical
students from Philadelphia arrived here 70 day,
and were received by the faculty and students Of
the Medical College, the Governor guard and an
immense throng of citizens. The procession march
ed to the Governors mansion where the students
were addressed by Gov. Wise, and afterwards by
Prof. Gibson, of the College. dinner was then
partaken of at the Columbia Hotel The students
were received with great enthusiasm by our cti-
zens, and as the procession passed through the
streets, the shouts of the men were deafeninQ,
while the ladies manifested their delight by the
waving of their handkerchief -
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Very Desirable aiIy Property

ME- osrinE for sale hat desirable improved prop
Wv Of ThHm,s Smith. Es4-, bette known The Dr.
Robertson psee situated Cherry between Church Hd Buat
Streets This property in Of the central ard
lent porO1s Of the city Ths 1T frrnts huur ard hr
~ feet berry and hack IN drl and
eighty ave ninety feet ssy. The lot has Zen divided
four lots: the eo1tsaiBg the dwelling outs frore
ss the others front hrty feet EACH aud will h cold gehr
separately may he eed Ne oousir this the
abe property 10 the market and only needs examination
70 recommend Itself fayorahly
For Of sc call oce Fo a. College
streeS, Lext to the Merchants Rank.
R.R. GLAs3COCK & CO..
dec 9D-2W. Agents.
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Cotton easier all qualities have declined "a with holders
pressing the market particularly the crop saleS Of
40 0G0 aes OF s pecusors took 400 bales and
coco 50 day 6Ou bales, market closing dnl
reans air 10 Cd, do mddng SEi Mobile fair
I'D do middlng upland fair 10. do mdding o. Stock
American port 81 O0U bales
Adv"es from Manchester faYorabei prices rm but
IA very
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Ab7sz 20 600 BaSlAsof What, oas-bird sf g4sc6 i q
Prime article Of Waite, are eSsrsf for sale
FFSHIs saeis ended necsssarS by dissolution Of s ps.
nsship under which The mill OEnei and Il viii here
fore be offered sxeednsy terms It e one Of ne
FLs8oT FEoURye MzLS w TsHHzsSEEi
oeatsd at the thriving town Of Springfield WITH ponuIon Of
O, md on the RAJ Nashville ClarksYe twenty
eight miles from the former pase and surrounded BY sprn
did b 1t growing county
The Mill Is eatiroIy New, n
In ens csudit and Ia opeaisn The purchaser
can take the wheat - not, at his "wn option.
u not ID privately, the above property will n the
highest bidder the p-eml the January
next on the fooEue terms One th in months and
the remaining tWo.h % in in one AMI two
years the Whole drawing Interest from DAY Of st and notes
payable in baak and endorsed. y -
SALE POSITIVE AND WITHOUT RESERTE
For further inform apply to- ID ress the md rseped
81 sprlns held, Tenn JO. @. STARK,
dee sO-fm b A. WILLutNR
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The tiFeat English Rsmedy.
SIR JAMES CLARK'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Protected s@nan Letters.
BY Royal S$4s 49, -SS Patent.


Prepared ron prescription Of Sir j. C7aTas n D. Ply
stefan Extraordinary 10 the QReez.
This invaluable medBe unfang in the of all those
painful dangerous hsh female
is subject 1t moderes all and all sbsruc ions
and = speedy may be relied
To Married Ladies
Il is peculiarly suited II will, In sho time bring the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle pce Oae Dor, Government Stamp
Great Britain, TO prevent coun,erfeits.
CAUTION.
These Pills Sh0sld a0f be taken By females dHriag TIE
FIRST TBREE H1HTHSo of Pregnancy, as Trey
bring Miscarriage BAT at any other time they safe
In all Of Nervous and Spinal Afsctons, Pain the
Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exerion Papitson Of the
Heart, Mysteries and Whites, these Pills will effect
all other failed and although powerful rened
do contain iron, c1lomel sntmony thing hurtfu
the constitution.
the pamphlet around each package, which
should be czreiuly preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES. Late ,. @. Baldwin & Coz
.'E Rochester, n. Y.
EB-SIO0 and six postage stamps enclosed author
lied AGENT will insure bottle containing 50 pills. By
mail.
Sold Nashville By Berry 4 Demoyle and @. W. Hender
she;t. J q. Blown and all respectable druggists.
decS-d, tW&W-ly.
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sssssut6 a. sFIesss. losTgg

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2I.-There was caucus of the
South american 7nemhers of The House held this
morning. Boteler, Of Virginia, offered resolution
in favor of the Americans voting for Nilsson of Yir-
glnia, for Speaker TbercselHtion passed by asvote
Of 10 to 9. Briggs OF New York Ether idge Of Ten
nessee, Harris of Maryland, Gilmer, of North Car
olina Nelson of Tennessee, Leach, of North Cara-
lima, Websters-ef -Maryiand and others opposed
the resolution.
Boteler intended it for a grand coup de detat af.
ter the next ballot But it had premature birth on
The floor of the House this morning. before any bal
lot. The Americans outside of Congress are de-
noGnclng Boteler as sold TO the Democracy. The
whole force of this caucas action IS therefsre de-
stroyed
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BY the OrerInnd MAIL.

MAILOY's STATION Dec. 23.-The overland mail
has arrived here.
Judge Terry arraigned at San Francisco on
the 18th ut. for killing Senator Broderick in duel
An unsuccessful attempt was made to transfer thu
| case to the ninth district, -sr-r .xsf.s.z,,
The snow Is four feet deep ON the Sierra Nevada.
Over three tons Of silver arrived at San Fran
cisco on the 29th, 4 a o. EwR r-
New discoveries Of gold are reported in Carson's
Valley.
OREGoN CIrY.-At the Democratic convention six
teen delegates withdrew and the remainder selected
Lansi Stout and Judge Dealy to the Charleston
Convention. ----. p -.e te 4
The Oregon papers contemplate rush next spring
for the Snel Kaneen mines. i.5-f .lzr.8E lis
Victoria dates are to November Esd.
One hundred thousand dollars in gold had arrived
from Westminster.
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LAND-sTOCK FOR SALE

he 2st Of December At residence, sanisrsve
will sell t. the highest hd5er, on a cred u
svera NE brood mars eight ne young es and ho
ant several hesd Of cattle the place. will
ais et for sal l52ta OF land lying mile north Of
sandery lie Terms for the land mad the day
sale Ny plare OF residence is also for
dsc6-tWtd IAME9 FRANKLIN.
NAhville UEon and American copy Weekly till date,
I'd send bill to this oshce.- TN E.rnr9f1sr
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FOR COUNTY OFFICERS
For Sheriff.

For Sheriff.
weare authorized tn JOHN K. EDAUHDsoE as
Ianddste for Sheriff OF Davidson county sthe merit election
oct95 I'd
We authorized to Jas n. HINTON a cand
date for re election Sheriff Of Davidson county
&: the ensuing March election seP25-h
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-24

Gov H.ERIs passed through Memphis on the 2lst
on his his way 10 the northern part Of the district
where he expects TO spend his holidays with his
family and old time friends.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-24

The report which has been circulated, that the
money paid JOIN A. WAsaISdroN for the Mount YER
nOu estate by the Mount Vernon Ladies' Association
was lost owing to the failure Of Mr.. WASHINGTON,
is authoritativey cOntradicted.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-24

DR.. M'CIintOckss Cold and Cough Mix
TURE T. acombiaAou Of natures vegetable andSte to the
Of the breathing apparatus which pro
ducc col coughs ho.rseness and throat 1t removes in
8 very every vese Of 7famnson from the lungs
and respiration Of perfect health
Price Is cents Sold by 10. G. BROWN,
poVST-d6wIu Nashville.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-24
me- Cau,ion--The article OF

M%- Caut1On-ss bne artIclG OF
49, Whisky we'll known "Day'' Arc
Hns,ic whske " has established reputation Universe
reuders the keep pace with th
Iris the result Of pe-veng energy in its intro
ducou determination adopted At the outset and
departed from, that original purity and
unrivaled excellence should continue tn the end.
The common fate attendant all such successful efforts,
has II initiated by unsupulous
niposOrs inferior and spurious Sceis psed OF
eougEnty, the great dstnent Of the public we'll
injury both In emolument and we'll
repue Every hiss besn made to guard against this prsc
by Copyright Label by peculiar shape OF the bottle
public against this Imposition them and
upon my rights earnestly desire such information from
So possess It. BY having been vmizd otherwise
protect the public and myself by
ton of the Law The genuine "Dalys Arc
Valley Whisky put In IL bottles each, with
ipht yellow Label sealed with yellow With the pro
pessrs stamp the and fac smie signature CT the
pFetOr Oh the label. articles limitations
Consumers depend upon getting pure article when
they buy the ALLEY WHISKY IS Il sold by the bottle and In case
only MN H. DAILY,
10 South William Street, New York.
lolap purfag
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-24

THE ORIENTAL TALsNAE, NATURAL WAITER INDICATOR
spontaneously upon the great Desert Of Arabia is in
corruPtibe, will remain correct nay century
it will fOree in any climate" Throughout the the various
change Oft acedheT t'ty -four hours IN Absence
perfectly reliable 1t is the discovery Lows TILMAE,
Columbia Tenn and may be obtained for 81 OF sTREToH,
General Agent Nashville Tenn secured by nail by
dsccverer fnr 81 current money
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-24

We have inadvertently failed to mention the re-
election of Col JAMES WuITEsDEs, the efficient and
popular Tice-President of the Nashville and Chat,
Iansoga Railroad Company. The Company are for
tunste in having at their head two such men as
SrEFENsoN and WHITKsIDEs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-24

TRR EASTMAN FuND.-We take pleasure in acknowi-
cdging the receipt of 500 from McMinn county, and
Al additional sum of s2o from Rutherford county,
for the above fund. I. q A.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-24

HAoAS & TREASoR No. Unioa street, have re-
ceived Harper's paper for this week, containing a
fine engraving for Christmas. They have also re-
ceived the LedqeT anu IFoue7iy Magazine.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-24
DUCK RIVER.

WYE have 24e acres OF Land for sale OF
w River Nhins miles OF Normandy the Nashville
Chattanooga Raroad Said lands bounded Vance David
Duck RIVER, Willis Blanton and Abne Barton Twnhirds
Of the is river bottom and level
several good springs and is No Farm ell
half all OF the tract suit pVrcha Those Wishing
good Stock FaTmin healthy country
sc. &C, would DO we'll to dete.
qed sell. For further particulars H. NJ Barton
Iahora, or C. C. Brewer, Manchester.
dCcl5-tW&wu BREWER & BARTON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-24
ANIMALS AND GIFT BOOKS
For the Holidays.
Bere'sttRy BOaHd aad LluslTatedb d, The Best Style.
1850 JUST RECEIVED BY
JOHN YORK * CO..

No. IS, Union Street.
Shakespesre's Merchant Of Venjee
Gallery of Dsnsu shell English Female Poets
Gallery OF Famous Engl sh and Allericin PO,ts.
Women of Beauty from somiramis to Eugenis
The oour: of Napoleon Society under the rst Empire
The Republican Court American Society il the days
Washington. .
The Christian Year Thouhs verse Sundays aad Ho
DAYS.
Ornaments OF Memory or Beauty History Romance aad
Gems Of British Art, with choice specimens q Poetry Hso.
y,eto.
Losr HuyioIum; or, River Scenery In France
The Scenery othe United States in Series 20 ERgraYHgs
The Political Work Of Heller. Sabbath Bells
Memory and Rope The Farmers Boy
Songs Of Affection P1etical Works Of Thomas Gray:
The Danes Daughter POesisaI Works of Charles Lamb
The Eve OF st. Agnes. MOores Poeiicai WORKS.
Poetry Of the year BuIIs Poet:eIl Works
shakrsPesre's Works. Pope's Poetlcal Orks
Byron's Poeticsl Works. Hebsi's poetcsf Worss
SCOTS PesticAl Works. Thompson Poetiea Works
Milton sPoetc4l Works Rsrsr's Poe icaI Works,
sOuthe s Poeicai Works. C4mPhells POsacal Works.
Bryants Poetcsl Works spenssr's Poeticll Works
LongfelioWs Poeis Works. HaI-ck's ToetieaI Norks
SOdsniths rraVssr The B"ydeI illustrate OF
Records o. the HeTt Shakespeare, pro copy.
Sacred Allegories. Poet the Woods
Poetry Of the FieldS Moore. Irish Melodies
Harper's nlustr. ted sibIe London Bible
Velvet and TzrEey Nora ,co Bibles
The Church Prayer Book with Lessons
Paper Macbe POrtf los Bsckgsmm Rosrds and Alblous
Portable Desks Leather Goods together with great many Ju-
venlls Books. For sae By
dee 9U JOHN YORK 4 90.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-24

TIE WoRKHOusE.-At the meeting Of the City
Council on Thursday night bill was passed into
law, for the removal Of the city negro quarters 70
the Work House The law allows the Keeper Of the
Work House twenty aud two third cents per day
each, for beading the prisoners and negroes and
twodollars wsek for hOrses and mules, besides
two dollars day for his services he is authorised
to appoint an assistant keeper competent to run the
steamboat owned BY the city, whose appointment
is to be confirmed by the City Council and the as
stsnt keeper is to receive dollars per day for
his services The law also fixes tile salary OF the
Street Orerseer at 5000 year. ..- 90.
The two Boards. in convention, reelected Mr.. VIZ
DIX, Keeper of the Work House. This is judi
cious appointment Mr.. DIX has made an Efficient
Keeper. and in his past services the city has
surancs that the institution ander his charge With
its increased duties and responsibilities viii be
properly managed sg... 90
MI b. PErIT was elected Street Overseer. Us
HARPER's WEEKLY, while it is one of the best il
Illustrated is also Of the best Literary papers of
the day. 1t is not filed up with blood and thunder
stories By the EGNKEsoS BESSErr class of writer's;
nor badly written love stories, with worse woven
plots bv the Mrs SouTHwoRTH school Of authors;
nor By improbable adventures in unknown parts of
the world BY some Baron MuSCHAUsRN. Its stories
possess the merit being faithful portraits Of every
day life and the easy graceful style in which they
are written, and rhe purityof language with which
they are clothed assure the reader that the best in
tellects Of the sge employed to add interest TO
its columns and to make il such 3 paper will do
to take into the family circle. But our object was
simply direct the attention Of those wishing to
subscribe for good literary paper for the coming
year. to HAEPEn's Weekly being such Mr.. F. HA-
OAK, Al College street. receives subscriptions and
sells single numbers.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-24
Coal Cooking stoves.
Ne Cooking Stove for coal compares HS the gas
THE TROPIG.

THE TR0PlG.
1t little fuel that yoH ray for With the
savings OF the winters fuel.
COAL OH AND LAMPS
Lamps that work admirably Gil to smoke and
with almost imPerceptible OlOr.
Yeast Cakes.
70 just rceived-lIc per Everybody uses them
SILVER SOAP
fresh supply just received The article for cleaning sill
ware, sHsO, paintings, marble, oIndspensabe at Christ
mas
P ted Knives Forks Spoons. Ladies' Tea and Coffee Pea
Casters, Cups, 4 C., great variety, very cheap
Cutlery OF all stylesIvOry GuS Percha Eb nv, Cocoa
Bone and al! kinds OF handles at very low prices
dec 20 MACKENZIE a MINnuIN
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Enr Cr,minrI Conrt CIerk.

For Criminal Court Clerk.
We authorized to announce CHARLES NJ. HAYS asa
Criminal Clerk the ensuing March elec
ton decl4-d
We authorized to CHAs Z. DGsOE cAad
date for Criminal Court Clerk ulys-h
We are aun,riEed n. PATTxRscN espd
Cerko the criminal Court Of Davidson county, the
ensuing March election may2-h
authorized JONI sHAhE, EqF aelai
date the office Of Criminal Court Clsrkat the
March erection.
We authorised to Rosr H CAMPBELL candI
o Criminal Court Clerk the eIuing March election
augl4-td
For County Trustee
Weare authorized announce THOs T SAUNDERS q
dae for the office of oouatey Trustee for davidson county at
the election to he held in March, 1900 spS
We are authorized announce IsHAM CLARK q candi
date for County Trustee the ensuing March election.
aug27- I'd
We are authorized to announce SAMUEL P. AMENT, a
County Trustee Of Davidson county, at the
March election. tsepe-td'
We are authorized to announce HApDIx P BoTcx cand
for the office of C0un Trustee Of Davidson county, at the
ensuing March election. oct5-td
We are authorized to announcs JEo W. MARTIN can
ddate for County Trustee the ensuing March election.
octl1-d'd.
We are authorized to announce HENRY L. JUSTICE as
candidate County Trustee Of Davidson county the ensuing
March election. OctIl-dtd.
For Revenue Collector.
We authorized JOHN GREER candidate for
Revenue Collector OF Dav dson county, at tbs ensuing March
elections.
We authorized E. P. F9RT candidate for
Revenue Collector Of Davidson county, the ensuing March
election tDec' tde-PGB
Weare authorized to ACroE YoUNO candidate
State County Collector for Davidson county
the ensuing March election. tide
We authorized to ". g. cARTwRIsHT a
State and County Collector Davidson
County at the ensuing March election. dec2I-tds
We authorized and requested to RoBERTF Pow
candidate for Revenue Collector Davidson County
he ensuing March election. decSI-tde
For Tax Collector
authorized and requested ANDREW GREGO,
candidate for Tax Collector for the County Davidson.
the ensuing March election.
Deco tde~
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BY TELEGRAPH.


about one O'Clock this morning, just below the city,
in the Savannah river 4 plantation boat was run
into by the steamePllabersllaEas boat was can
sized and one white man and twelve negroes were
drowned.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-24

A NV AND iSTEREsTrNS BOOK IN PEesPEcT.-''We
understand" says tho New Orleans DS0, that a
work on Nicaragua will probably make its appear
snee In no long time by no less author than Cen
srsl WILLIAM WALKER, who is known to be quite as
ready with the pen with the sword. The theme
Is which he Is peculiarly fitted to handle. There
are, indeed, many events and questions connected
with all the American movements in Central Ameri-
can since the landing Of WALKER and fifty followers
at Reaejo in May, 1855, which other person fully
understands and can explain. There were conspira-
cIes, revolutions and countePFeyOlutiOns, battles
and hIrdshpS crucltiez and disasters in that beaut
full but unhappy country, which have never been
recorded published, and which will come fully
TO light in connected historical form for the first
time in the book upon which General WALKER is now
said TO be engaged
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0uthern Photographic Temple of Fine
p Conner of Dcaderck street and Public Square over
Dr,.rpa's

Brownies.
hyou want a fine and durable Ambrotype, a plain
~ colored Photograph, which warranted not 10
fade. cali at the Southern Photographic Temple Of
Fine Arts corner CT Deaderick street and the Square
over Browne. The very best artists employed
in this Gallery. and being permanent institution Of
this city you will be sure Of not being humbugged,
as YOU certainly will be by those noisy and peddling
picture makers. Satisfaction given to every custo-
ner or no charge made.
Life size pictures copied from the smallest size
ambrotvpe or daguerreotyPe. Call and see speci.
mems CHAS. {. GlERs.
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GET THE BEST

REGULAR AUCTION SALE
OF FURNITURE
AN Saturday Morning, Deeem her Gath,
"a 30 O'Clock, VIII sell and no reserve, the toll
low z artl les VII;
? Pull can 'py Mahogany Bed KicIe en- Tables,
ste4ds. Eiizs ETH Rockers,
Half canopy Re ewoOd Bed Marble top Washssnds,
cad. J Plain ton
v A sorted Cottage Bedstesas, Pes ~ Carpeng,
30 sets assorted hars, do second hand Carpeting,
Il Dt ing folding leaf Tables. 4 ass n d B,ok cases.
10 Breas fast do - do z Cane R1ckers,
Mahogany extension do % assorted Bureaus.
M,rDle tor P+ror Ia les, Src nd hand COnk stoves
] light 4 Rraf .pi . Dining room do
lChristopher second hand do PIass Nirr1rs,
Splendid sprins Lounges, II Mattresses
DO Aim do Assorted Wardrobes,
5 Childs CRIBS,
And various articles not mertiored
HARDY BROTHERS. Aue,sonsrs,
dec 81 puhle aoua
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Mr.. and Mrs FLORENCE were IN Cincinnati on the
2oth inst, their way TO Memphis, where they arc
engaged TO perform. We should be glsdto see them
tInnn the Nashville boards once more.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-24
THE ROHE SEWING KACHINEIfI
EstabIished GsAB,
E. so ~ E., J a.,
ORIGINAL INVENTOR AND PATENTEE.

ORIGINAL INVEN AND PATENTEE.
aHEsE Machines strictly First Class and for beauty AID
Simplicity OF cousfruetion, durAhiity and efe
nearly alEs upon 10Th sides Of he ooi. than that maze
Dy aUy other machine.
They capable ding greater variety Of work .han any
Jther family machine III So machine
sns WORK "a the Wheeler WsOa and heavy large
singer dge.
Family Mach.nes.-PriOes' SO, s7O. $50 ssO
The Hove Cynier Machines for all leather stit-hnE such
have always held rputaton above any oter m .chnes-
ct universally admitted No other Leather Aschins
and $50 l''''' 'Anos' MACHINES f'0' s'''
What Constitutes a Good Sewing MachInel
J. 1t should be we'll made simple construction, and
It should make tight lock seh, "a both Gss Of the
mNtsrial
). It any and al materials that caa be ss~sd
T. Il shou;e be able to use cotton thread o. sS.
to Thin with rapdiy and without sh ,nging tension.
the undsr and urpe- threads snd with uniformity.
Il shsud have straight neeils Cursed lAbe,S
The needle shsnld have perpendicular motion. This
solutey ecessary for heavy work
IL should be able to bind uinde with hemmeT
should stitch, fell, run and gather. H
10 II sh1ulh be always ready % work
H. IS should he capsule thread
both sides Of the work and Of using thread
SILK lb We or below, 70 correspond with two cOl Of the
L. Il shOuld be able to make long or shert .iieh
II IL shOud commence tightly the first stitch.
D. II shOuu run EASILY and make bat HttIs Boiss.
H. 1t should have wheel feed others
| contact with the work
Is It should not b. liable u Ee. out Of order
~ 1t should aSf be aole srak the thread, skip
stitthes.
Is should Re liable to oil the OPERATOR dress.
~ II should not form under Haye
out be wAsteul OF thread the With all
machines.
20 It shOuldROt be more trouble than Il Is WORTH"
GET THE BEST
The Hove Family aud Leather Machines give
better satisfaction than other machine 10 tbs market
money refunded
The Best Sewing Machine Cotton In the City
Corr Nae 1auRhs jOc pen Howes Machine Tw!s
sseellsnt article, 2je per spool.