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This seeking the specific performances contract for
the Of land; Il the defendants
valid tile tbs entire tract that lanant may
such portion Of they may enabled make
a. to the residue. az gems
This land purchased Of defendants, William Smith and
Jesse r. Lnde By Diys AZ the price - secure the
payment OF which, he executed to them his four payable nc
one two hTee and four from their date second note
being Tor s2, and the other three for 100 each and they
euu % HIM bond, Ia which they beca bound % make ha
deed and title in fee simple, with covenants ef general Tarn
TO the land upon his payment Of the Iurchsss money
Afterwards the complainant purchased this contract from Da
vstook Of him assignment Of the title bondand ees
ho1nd pay defendants fur the land aud executed bis Own notes
% Defendants and DAVIS with the assent OF defendants vas Jet
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From GEORGE s. BLACKIE, A NJ NJ. D. Professor ofBot
and Natural History the University Of Nashville
February, -, 1859.
"LoUIs S. ULIHAS Esq-Dedr ST. have had than
years experience Of Natural Weather Indicator and have
examined its action with It has generally been
for hys and fOretes the weather with
extreme glad add my testimony othatof
other friends wish you establishing sale cheap
and reliable instrument. am years. respectfully &C.
.ss. GEORGE s. BLACEIE, N. D.
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Cheap Homes.

VMTE offer very desirable Building Lots
Nv BroWnsye many OF them finely timberedO containing
from The soil is fertile the lots beautiful and
hnsy residences and for gardening The
eshborhood equal the State Two Male aud F
successful operation in the Immediate yicin
ty this property most liberal terms to
who will improve it.
have very Real Estate for sale consist
Sng this and Joining countess also
barge improved and most desirable residences
p the vicinity Nashville and in the city We have besides
quite &c unmproYed Lots In the city and the diff
ierent additions Nashville We will take great pleasure in
showing any property and will sell great bargains
ap2g } l. & W BROWN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-09

Lieut.. Col RICHARD OWEN NJ D., late Professor of Geo
Ogy and Chemistry in the University Of Nashville,
.t .s September 10, 1858.
L. s. ULLNAE ESQ Dear Sir After careflly adjusting six
OF the seed vessels in their boxes and making the ndces agree
with zach other at given pon., ChhaRge the dial
day Of average moisture in the atmospheric found hem during
many months peculiarly sensitive 10 all Hygromerc changes
and required confidence in their indications because they
futher compared them, for the period, with hair Hyg0m
and Of the time with Masons HyOme he wet and
dry bub and found the plants gYet ndicaons those
Instruments
Being thus excellent Uygomee, not liable 20 he broken
disarangsd we'll cheap enough lie within the reach Of
farmers, and OF tie community generally, i think all persons who
buy yOnr instrument will Oe satisfied with the purchase
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From ]. NJ T0WLER, NJ. D., and JOHN 0. HILL, Esq, Of
Columbia, Tom. saysing, February ., 1859:
LOUIS s. ULLMAN, Esq D3F We have made repeated
experiments St and taken close observations Of the little
Exotic which yOn kind enough present to time
hce and which appropriately designate the Oriental
Taman, Natural Weather Indicator. From those eNpsr
mens and ebsrFatiOns- satisfied extremely sensitive 10
all atmospheric Influences and with proper and attentions
be made to supply the place Of the cOst Barometer far
indicating the changes OF The weather concerned SVury
suspended sOmeultbe place where thee free cTcuaono
fresh air. protected from and the influence Of the Of
the and carefully regulated according your very explicit
directions, confidently believe. It viii unegiy Indicate the
approaching variations Of the atmosphere "a to A. hours IN
advance. Aside from its merits it's worth four times
the amount you charge fOr q Botanical curiosity.
Respectfully, &c, J. NJ. fowler, VI. D.
JOHN O. HILL,
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GIenonk % SnIe
REMOVAL.
JOHN YORK a co.

JOHN YORK q Co.
HIVE removed tmetr asoO1A asamderV ana
BilLk Book Mandatory 70 ne Baptist Pubisain Ii5ts
house below Douglass & Co., north Market stre Z No 50
81 door from the Sqareand will be glad see s tr I'd
cllers and invite ones that want Hofk ns Bssrs
prepared 70 make blauk Books n The best ae any
pattern. Particular attention VIII paid 10 ne Hsr
0f Peiieais aud old Books Our prices as o
lowest The style Of work Be the Bindy
e s''sa'''R' aPS isali-lassR
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This vas a-tionof debt. The dehnint asrasIt Ay
e ser nee 81 an Gf4fs suiHrnof AZ hs
irnualt appe ire, and novel The Cer enter
o. te plinus action. IA ti rounI clsm in ae uro-
sres ~ Lhnns 70 clnulu= the process regularly rom
10 term uutii service On Re defsHllnt gUur sinf-
1oilon an ordered The suit to be dismissed Ana ia his,
alleged, there error.
II aprr fron The record, that the ofinsi summons suel
on tpe ~ o. DceneEa l-1. reiurlae FehruarY tern,
le3S, Of Tie CircEit Court 81 0v.rou. ami a. ran a. 40
rrla not ioont Al tlsIHne term, ias se1lsns
was, y order OF the Court, awarded Which IA issued AMI re-
turned eNccutei to tle September term lsls.
II car that The neglect u le plautd connue The Fro
css from the fthfny % the June OF the
continuance The fact tat the alias BY
an express orer Jf the Court, lT plaintiff nohing Ths
dseouuuance complete before this order 1aE
o-e te Cou bad poFer make such order and m1st
treated a nuliitF.
C9der our practice exception he taksn 70 the mode BY
which The queion Of dcouuuanCe rd aTd disposed
Ry express legislative proCess part % tho
Tecod of the AM ihs icing motion proper
form Of processing pseat TIE queoh Of dcontnuancs It
was not Necessary would have been proper pss
present b. plea matter which y and distinctly appeared 10
the Court from The face % the record
There is no error in The Judgment and i wil be armed
MckkSstY.
Acorreet eopy,J. P. CIAzK. Cisrk. --
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H. kB. Dourla, vs.. Thos. 4 Arcailali uupt.


The eo@plaaaa;s jansnt erisars o. Thamas Hunt,
aEi hed this lin against Nat, and son. Arehad TTnns 70
s1jeeta tract q laRd to s pay mont % their dels
This land purchased rayIar bv Archibald rnrt
at The price % Sa5J, and the ssed made o hi.n.
The oh alleges TIA. he aHd purchased neanso
Ihoras HuE but bat the deed 1e Archih sIuu 20
:Hniser ami delay uscTsliaorsaT the f0rmsr.
u the bill Archilalt Hunt is ale a witness
are nt to hn and be asked whether sr iasar d nst
go 70 ay for the and II his money app be i
required 20 siais how and Of wt1n1 BE- raissdft.
Ie anseTs deny the fraud positively. dsny hat he eass of
Thomas mt were used il pairing for the lsni, Arch
Hunt aEers tal he puruaRei and paid msuer
u ana mentions ne names Of various persons. Who had PAD @
aud let him have the money -
There nothing answer to create any --Seo f f
of tostinp any o. rs statements With faisehoIL
Jpon the pleaiaZs therefore, the equity h must fall
and unless the proof furnishes grounds decree
ants en- naye no relief We INIT aoi forget tey oTsn-
antsactors-and Tie hurthen e the proof Is upon hsr IL
they f4il 10 shoW that ther etcor' means were sr
slse q the land their case a Isnevsr This land all
nEolriy h be enee owned Bat the Effort
equity in their vcr, by showing te elects of ht-
were applied in payment Of the isud- El IlI5llr
Ints, We thiik the proof wholly failed p show -
70 cur reasouahe satfsctiOn. ia nat 40 M a ma
shown Morris it shown that Thomas Hunt did, Ceraihiy In no
more V be safely said that the praof esvs Re nsisf IL
100 nneh aoaot 2 enable his Court 70 h ree eompain-
william Hunt brother q Arch5ald Hunt Is ssanoes
length the him.
self IN seeming contradict ons vet thv nr 6efisrd
upon careful eNlinat7n 0f tie record not rrerahe
WIN Tath IT'S enough o. That bis evdrucC fiil
Of making an equity in compliments Auf Ia oth-r
than Of e0mplainants
Nor do perceive any grounds decree foe eauplain
ants to the Sf0gU b0rr1Eel OF Cauirsif =clt- tt3nr
Thomas Hunt borrowed the money he dal 81 s he s 81
Archibald Huni, and, Archibald Iunt to have re-
paid it. r-.7
. tn. cAa4''oF took 'l' 'is1 Of 'heass and a lb.
AeOrrsrt eopr, ,. r. CsaEK, Clerk.
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA R. Il.
E9Eg . - s5:sissl..sa .Issl 10 s.. q

sS4RE3sS $50
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 9th, 1852
Passenger Trains will run as follows:
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville At 43O A. N. and . P. NJ.
Arrive at ChSttlnooga at 9 P. NJ. and 2.4O A u.
GOING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga at s:45 A NJ. and : Is P. NJ.
Arrive at Nashville at 757 NJ and 6:40A NJ.
YHNHE Day Passenger Train from Nashville, at 430 A NJ
connects WarTace with SLebyve train at SOS A NJ,
aud with Western r. Il. Chattanooga P. NJ
II 2 The Night Passenger T.D from Nashville, at l.. NJ,
Warrace with Shebyvie train at GOP IL; with
McAnnvie and Manchester r. X. at Tuahoma "a P. NJ,
Memphis Charleston X. at Stevenson at 1925 p NJ.
? Day Passenger Train from Chattanooga at Is A II.
McAnnve aud Manchester r. r. at Tulahoma
with Shebyvile train at Wartrace at $50 NJ.
The Night Passenger Train from Chattanooga at 1i5
with Menphs and Charleston r. r. Stevenson at 10 p
?. NJ. I. W. COLE,
feh5-tf Superintendent.
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J L. RIDDELL, NJ D. Professor OF Chemistry in the Univer
sity OF LouisiAna concerning this plant. says:
New Orleans, March 81, lSIS
L. ULLNAN, Esq-DelF SIR: receive them the 18th Dec,
1857 they wonderfully delicate and believe reliable.
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Only limited numbes Of the 'Natura Weather Indicator
will be offered for SALE which be found the following
places tNsshville:-RAlNS & BROWN Public SQUARE
STRETCH corner Union and College Streets DE8OVILLE &
CO Church and Cherry Streets and by A. IL ROSCOE
4 CO., corner of Broad and Market streets.
Price 81 co. Ike disooVerer will send the Natural Wealth
Indicator by MALL postage paid we'll put up secured,
any person enclosing SO0 money Full plain
directions fer regulating, using &c accompany
Address LOUIS ULLMAN, Agmt
nh3dkw-H -a.. SD 90 Ooumba Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-09

JAS. NJ. sAFFORD NJ D. Professor of Chemistry the
berland University of bauon Tnn aud State GeoOg for
the State of Tennessee,
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JOHN HENRY. N. D. L. L. D., Professor in the smthson-
Institute, ashngtOn City, in letter dated July H. Ios
says:
LOUIS s UNAN, Eso.-Dear Sir at appears to be pecu-
ary sensve gives greater Of molten than either
animated ordinary catgut "
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-09

JOHN W. DRAPER, NJ D., /. L. D., Professor n Chemistry
Physiology in the University Of New York. relative this
plant, says
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Mr.. L. s. ULLssy-1y Dear Sir: find your simple
giant little ygroscoTe constructed yoIrse quite decae,
believe they will prov to be useful and valuable.
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Rooms TO Rent.

Rooms TO Rent.
GEVERAL handsome in the second and third
Of the Ulon and American BLOCK, Of Cherry
Spring streets Apply TO j. o. Griffith, at the Union and
American office, (mhD W. !. COOPER.
LATE ARRIVALS -s---is
AT F2sE
snyder d FFiZZeII'S,
or Ladies' elegant Brown Button Heel CATERS;
do do Black do DO
do fine Rack Congress and Lace do do
do do Brown do do do do do
do Kid Boots & Slippers, with & without heels
:. do Buskins do do do
White do Satin CATERS and Slippers
ALSO.
Gents fine Calf Pumn Sole Boots;
do do do and Patent Leather Caters,
do do do do do Low Quarter Shoes;
do do do do do oxford Ties
do do Glove Kid Caters and do do
ALSO:
Misses Congress and Lace Heel Caters;
do do do do
do Kid Boots and Slippers, with and without hees
r Chldreus do do do
Lasting Congress Lace Gaterc with & without heels
Strangers visiting the city will find large tment to select
from, all OF ~hch made oer and for the RET All
TRADE ENCLUsIvELY
ap9s SNYDER & FRIZZELL.
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.-- March :, b9,
S. P. CRAWFORD, NJ D., Of GeeneYille, Tenn, says:
Lous S. ULLNAN, Esq-Dear SiyI have had several Of
Natural Weather Indicators which have watching and
estng time. ind Them them be ercce7ig{y SeRS
fiCe and gls susceptible - az Aggr0LaetjcdE changes c1
best HygrOHeers that (AdCe C6serCcd. Te az agree
G0reteiaGse csgeS Of The aCeter from TO 4S h0HTs
adUdac6 They simple, believe more reLiG
bic and Of utility than most sensitive MICROSCOPES in
asss should be in the hands Of almost every individual
pecialy the farmer, Very respectfully, &c, yours,
S. z. CRAWFORD. NJ. D.,
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J. LAWRENCE SMITH, NJ. D late Professor OF Medical
Chemistry and Toxioogy in the University OF Louisville says
.-a- a -.. December, -. 1857
little Instrument and have been regarding il with much
a remarkable sensitive AygrOete
this purpose than artificial
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We have received note from correspondent
who processes himself aggrieved by the mention
OF his name and official station, in the list of per-
sons who are reported to have been present at the
funeral of HENRY GAMBRHL. The accuracy of
mat report so far relates to the actual fact of
his presence on the occasion, he does not deny,
but simply states that he had perfect right to be
there, and that he only went as 'tfriend of the
'family," and out of sympathy for them. Now.
the right of our correspondent to po to the
funeral, we do not suppose admits of anv
question. No more does our right to
criticize the proprety of his going AS to the mo-
tves which prompted his action, we are perfectly
content to accept his own explanation of them
We have no desire to visit GAMBRILL's guilt upon
his innocent family, nor are we without
deep sympathy for them in the terrible sorrow and
humiliation which his crime has brought upon
them. But in a case where compassion
for the family is 30 easily mistaken for
sympathy with the criminal, we do sub
NIT that 1t was highly indecent and a
breach of good citizenship, for public officer
to take part in demonstration, which can be re-
garded in no other light than as an ovation in
honor of convicted murderer, and reflection
upon tho highest authorities of the State. The
only effect of the pageant Of Sunday was, if POS
sbe, to elevate felon into hero, and to present
GAMBRnL to the public in the character OF
tyr. As such We condemn y,
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MANOR YALIENTE

The new play of Senior Valiente, which has drawn
crowded houses at the Holiday Street Theatre,
will be continued for two evenings longer, when it
will be withdrawn. To those, therefore, who have
not yet witnessed the representation of this
full comedy, we can cordially recommend it, not
only for the skill with which the various charac-
tiers are portrayed, but for its fine scenic effects.
The plot, though intricate, and, perhaps, little
too much involved, is interesting one; while the
piece abounds throughout with those striking con-
trasts, which are generally considered to constitute
the most attractive features of the modern acting
drama. OF its literary merits we have already
prn kn,,
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and all who took part in it,; and as
we are unwilling that the odum of participation
in such proceeding should rest undeservedly
upon any citizen, we furthermore take occasion 10
state what we have since learned upon creditable
authority, that Mr.. STEPHEN BRoADBENT was not
present. as was stated by our reporter, but that
the private carriage which was mistaken for his
was that of COL RICHARD FRANCE, who attended
the funeral in company with Major MCPHA1L.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-12
The HUMAN HAIR DIVINE

The HUMAN HAIR DIVINE.
fine head of hair has been considered the great
est types Of physical beauty Poets from Homer Byron
have its praises As the gives beauty and expires
sion to the face does the hair add elegance shape
the head. The different of mankind distinguished
by this type alone Whilst the head OF the Caucasian
adorned with ample growth of fine locks, the
with copous beard and the gentle with long waving
tresses the Ethiopian presents short woody knots the
Monaghan and straight hair What striking CON
tast does the skin and greasy bacness the African
present to the delicate cutce and the exquisite rose and
lily that beauties the face of the Georgian Drscors
Rosemary and Castor 0 preserves the hair pristine
beauty, and prevents its falling off, dandru and
diseases of the scalp 1t is highly recommended by
the 'Medical Faculty. for chdren's hair Try it!
For sale by all Druggists, and by
ID. c. DRISCOLL,
IS Baltimore street,
Dealer in Perfumery, Fancy
ap7-eotf Toilet and Furnishing Goods
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A firm in New York has received an order to re-
furnish the palace of Havana with complete outfit
of decorated China and glass ware, of the most cost
y description. The dinner service alone will COM
prise fortyeight dozen plates, and all the sets are
full in proportion The contract for China amounts
to about 81, 900; for glass, $4,000. The same firm
has just completed the extensive equipment of Chi
ma, silver plate, glass, cutlery and chandeliers, for
the great Russian frigate General Admiral; also an
elegant service for the Palace of the Grand Duke
In all, there about 1000 pieces, and the con-
tract price is not far from Sll 900.
SYMPATHY FOR CRME.--An attempt has been
made, in the New York Legislature, to relieve Mrs.
Hartung, the convicted murderess, of the punish
ment legally due to her crime. The Governor hav-
ing been appealed to in vain, bill has been intro
duced into the Legislature, committing her punish
ment to ten years Imprisonment. The constitution
of the State lodges the pardoning power in the
Governors hands, and the attempt to pass bill of
this kind, under the circumstances, is regarded by
constitutional lawyers as a usurpation of the Lee
gislature-
Gov. Morgan, of New York, has refused to COM
mute the sentence of death passed upon Mrs. Har-
tung, and requests that counsel will urge her to
cease to hope for executive clemency.
The Cabnet-makers of Cincinnati who have been
on "strike" for some time will go to work this
week, the employers having consented to pay the
prices insisted on.
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HEALTH OFFICE, Baltimore, April II, 1859
Report !" te Deathstn CITY 81 Baltimore the Week end
THE ESPECIAL ATTENTION or THE LADIES Asr

The ESPECIAL ATTENTION OF THE LADIES AND
others in want of FINE CHINA DINNER, TEA or
TOILET Ell is directed the closing Sale, by catalogue
auction, THIS MORNING, at WEST BALTIMORE STREET
two doors below the Sun Building Sale In
O'clock. See advertisement of the auctioneer
JOHN D. HARDY.
rs Terms-slOO and under cash; that amount,
months. 1t.
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The LARGEST FURNITURE
AND CHAIR MANDATORY IN THIS CITY,
E. MOU N T'S,

No. 81 NORTH GAY STREET, Baltimore,
Opposite the Odd Fellows Hail.
Where be found the largest stock of Baltimore
Furniture this CITY, Citizens strangers are requested
to examine this stock Of Furniture before purchasing
there can be found always hand and made order
TETE-A-TETES in Brocatee, Plush Hair Cloth; So
FAS, Walnut and Mahogany, in Plush, Hair Cloth,
cred in goods to order Full French Parlor Half French
Arm, Rocking, and CHAIRS, Of various patterns in
Brocatelle, Plush, Hair CLOTH CHAMBER SUITS in
Walnut and Mahogany, of various styles from $50 to $500
large assortment of CaneSeat Rocking, Chamber Dining
and Reception Chairs, in Walnut Oak, &c; EXTENSION
TABLES, SIDE BOARDS, and WHAT-N0TS, Of all pat
terms Hair, Husk and Spring MATTRESSES on hand and
made to order. All goods carefully packed.
E. MOUNT,
mh17t No 81 n. Gay st., opp. Odd Fellows Hall.
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CoATINGs, VEsTINGs. CAssIMERs

1859 SPRING AND SUMNER. 1859
G. Nick. TEAL of Baltimore and Frederick
streets has just received and beautiful styles COAT
INGS, VESTINGS and CASSIMERS, which will be made
to order in the best manner with guarantee please all
who will give him call.
~ Also. large assortment Of READY MADE CLOTH
ING mhl9-1m
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hI-E u nINE u q

Tup Many EXCHANGE printed upon clear white
and With hold and distinct type, which is constantly re-
newed thus Offering to merchants and Others making
and attractive display Of their advertisements, while lis
already large rapidly increasing circulation and the
dmtted superiority of its commercial department over
that Of any other paper published in the city, make the
best and most desirable medium for advertising presented
III community.
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S. HARR1NGToN,

Would respectfully inform his old friends and the public
in general that he sprepared to attend all orders in his
line Of business
He will VARNIsH OR RE yARNIsH AND POLISH OR CLEAN
UP AND POLISH ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE; REPAIR AND
AoDERNIsE OLD FURNITURE; UPHoLsTER AND RECOVER,
DO UP MATTRESSES AND FEATHER BEDS, &c, &C., &c.
twenty years practical experience in working for the
families in the cities of New York. Philadelphia and Bati
more enables him to suit the most crupuous and his
orkin better and for less money than any other
one this side of Philadelphia.
NBA orders left at his Dwelling No SO Forest street.
with n. Hynson Jennings Co.'S SO n. Charles street.
will be Immediately attended to- apl6m
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BALTIMORE.
TUESDAY, APRIL IL, 1859.
NOTICE

Tup DAILY EXCHANGE is published every morning (Sun-
days exceptedC price Tco Cents served in the city at
TfgeIre and Half Cents per week. payable to the
rs mailed to subscribers out of the city at dollars
per annum.
The Tri Weekly Edition is mailed to subscribers at
Four Dollars per annum. Terns-invariably cash.
in advance. -...'. "r-...t JOS ...-
Ofcs of Observation-Disclosures Of Baltimore and
North streets, Baltimore.
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SEWING MACHIN COMPANY,
Having greatly increased their facilities for manufacturing
their celebrated FAMILY MACHINES, with all the
reduced their prices and offer for sale
NEW STYLE MACHINE,
PRICE $50.
tits longer questioned that these Machines the
in use for family sewing. They
r- HEM, FELL, GATHER AND STITCH
in the most superior manner and the only machines
market that well and simply made that they may be
sent into families with other instructions than
aimed in circular which accompanies each machine and
rom which
CHILD TEN YEARS
may readily how them and keep them in
They make upwards Of
FIFTEEN HUNDRED STITCHES A MINUTE,
and will do the sewing of family cheaper than seamstress
can do It, even II she works a, the rate of
ONE CENT AN Hour.
II there husband father brother in the United States
Who would permit the drudgery Of hand sewing his fami
w. when A GxovER BAKER MACHINE will do 1t better
more and cheaper than can possibly done
BY handf
Oces Of exhibition and sae:lSl Ba timore street. Bait
more; 1876 Broadway, New York sa u.
~ Agencies in all the principal cities and tow In the
United States. - 81.
~ Send for circular. nii'H