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CLEARED
Steamer Elizlheth MIL am :Llin A..u: 4

CLEARED
$3.50 " " -
Brig William Taylor Hail. Pattisen, Charleston-Charles
Pendergast. ~
Brig kineo, Gerrish, Boston-Dohbin & Warfield
Schr Hebe, (Br.l Kent, HalfaX-Jas Corner Il Sons
Schr Augusta, Cole, Batll-Iieslen X Rogers.
Schr. Somerset, Stirling, Savannah-Trayers & Mitchell
Schr Josiah Achorn, Merrill, New YOrk-RoSe K Lyon
Schr Iris, Cook, Washington, n GAS Corner Sons
field. ~ "
Son. " ~ -
Son. "
Sloop Potosf, Emmell, Bridgeton-N J. R Malcolm & Co.
Scllr Henrietta Williams, Jackson, Washington, ID. c.
James Sullivan
Warfield. ~ "
Schr G. L. Cooc, Robinson, Chesapeake City-Dobbir
Wariield
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A TLANTIC MUTUAL INSURANCE

COMPANY.
81 WALL STREET, Corner of William,) NEW YORK.
INSURANCE AGAINST MARINE AND INLAND NAyI-
CATION RISKS
RESERVED CAPITAL OVER. 900 900
ASSETS, OVER FIVE MILLIONS,
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SOUTHERN PORTS

Islands " ~ Apen'"h' 0iilicha
r ALENANDRlA, May 25-Crd brig Susan, Boston, schr
CID schrs S. Nelson, Hall, New Haven; B. F. Woosey
NORFOLK: May 23-Arr schrs S E. Parker Calais G
Franklin, Philadelphia ' ' ~
WILMINGTON May 24.-Cld. bark n Huxley, Philade-
pnc Drlgs Nonseate and Albert Boston, schrs H. Ross do
VIM. Canes and Alba New York
CHARLESTON, May 23.-Arr. steamship Marion, New
York ~
York ~
pool. f " ' ~
New York ~ ~
York 10y " NO. 1'7''P -'i"""hia ->e"
Sc a. steamships Augusta and Patapco, New York ship
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Ia 60 E-Essz=-1 FOR THE
tkeaSte-eHsS54 WEVT 4 ND CpT-TrT

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAfLR0AD
lows: " 'N- 20 III
Leave Camden Station, BaltimoreMa Except Sunday
AZ 20 A Nj Express daily at 405 p NJ for ALL ARTS Of
THE WEST, SOUTHWEST AND N6RTii WEST Both
trains go directly through 10"'
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
between Baltimore and Piedmont take the 90 NJ train
between Cumberland and Wheeng (by wing over for Tin
bertrand and Wheeling Accommodation Taiu and between
timOre - 80 '-' ''''N la
1hE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 4i5P NJ
and from Frederick at 5. 30 4. NJ e. Us
TIE EllCQTTS MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore ats %
6.45 ?. ~ ' "' Inv Il NJ an
FOR RELAY HOUSE, besides the regular train) a SD
7. N. '' anu ' I'ei"S NJ ol'
FOR VASHTNGTOv AND TIE SOETE
Leave Baltimore at 4 20 and 745 A. NJ aud 30 P
~ On Sundays at APO A NJ only Leaves Nasl,nGto f,r
baltimore at 20 and ESQ A. NJ and Is P N 0n
sundays at 800 p NJ. only The and fourth fras
only 9y rom baltimore stop at way points The second ami
iouth Trans from Baltimore and Washington connect w
trains on the Annapolis Road ~ WI
FOR ;icKes of every kind, information, &C. arpIv 70 r
ENNLND, Agent or at the Ticket Ofce. Camden Station
". 7. SMITH
r n corn c-,u. Master of Transportation.
= ~. ooI-t-, GtHertI llcket Agent apIltf
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Rafl S0als.
1859. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, 1859.
ia c. FOR BOSTON 1T


DATTy 10 WHITE FOUNTAINS, s=sE1aS1a
pDaf. y va NORWICH AND WORCESTER LINE,
1901 Oh CORTLAND street, Pier Is, North River New
Trains. - - iiii"AelPAia an" SOu'iieiH
BBAHIAuh TRANSFERRED FREE OF CHARGE.
manu- their checks for baggage to the Express
PA gent IN cars and receive cards for the same from
Ili 20 W exchanged board Of steamers for through
expense for carriage hire " ''g '''"se' ~"
me new ana magnificent steamer COMMONWEALTH
j. W. Williams commander leaves eyerv Tne.Is nIns
day and saturday. at 5 O'Clock, p NJ ~ SS"0J' iAuiS
The fast and elegant steamer CONNECTICUT W., WI
con- conlmahler, enyes every Monday Wednesday and
The Boats on this route unrivalled
Passengers going by this Line take new easy rid all
splenddly furnished sixteen wheel cars at IIlyn POI;
East. "''7 -'N''" M
The superiority Of this consists in splendid Steam
boats, unsurpassed in the world-the Commonwealth Ln,
the ne plus ultra Of steamboat architecture spacious
teen wheel cars, the easiest invented. m road tat
the freest from dust of all the roads in New Fnga and in
the beauty of the country, passing through the of the
odd Commonwealth
Elegant family and other State Rooms to be had board
No charge for bertLs in cabins Meals furnished
To Rooms in advance, other nformaun address
inquire of T.. S MARTIN, Agent,
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-
ssss The fine American ship CHINA Keaser, MASTER
will have quick dispatch For freight passage apply to
F. l.. BRAUNS Il co,
m27-tf corner Lombard street and Cheapside
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EASTERN PORTS.

>-rr 1,on,- =, EASTERN PORTS.
NEW YORK., May 24.AT steamship Augusta, Savan-
nan shlpS Clifton New Orleans; Matias Consno Vapara
Arruya 40 " - - ''"'
CFd barks Orchlla, Cumberland Harbor Kathleen Bor-
schr Laura Gertrude, Charleston
NEW YORK, May 25;-Arr brig Blessing, Sunderland.
~ steamship ADELAIDE Galway; brig Lark, Bermuda;
PHi,LADELPHlA, May 24-AIT. bark Washington, Bre-
men, brig Gamma Port Spain; schrs W G. Audenreid Sa-
vile ' " IA " 'e'' '''N'0ii
PHILADELPHIA, May 25-Arr bark Louisa Cardenas:
brlgs Anna Marthe. Settle; f. Newton Mayaguez
CID. bark VIM Henry, New Orleans; brig Persian, Lon
don: ketch Commerce, Havana
BOSTON May 23,-Arr ship Robt Treat, Lverpooll J. c.
humphreys Rotterdam; barks Trinity, Galveston Bena
BOSTON, May 2t;-Noon.-Arr. brig Jesee Rhynas Pen
Sacla schrs " H. Sargent, Mansanla n Baker Bermuda
VIM JONES' Savannah. ' '''
CID ship Artisan, New Orleans banks franklin Trinidad
Schools, Galveston. ' '
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SAILED.


Bark Sylph, Jones, Boston, in tow of Hector.
Schr Lizzie Gawan (Br) Wilson, kingston ia, in of
Fairy Queen
schr Sea Gull Rowland, Providence, in tow of seamtug
Brig Lyra, Reed, Boston.
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MEMORANDA.


Scr lngomar Case, from Baltimore, arrived at Boston,
oath inst
T, Schr Wild Pigeon, Mlikin from Baltimore, arrived at
schr D. L. Sturges, Norris, FIN Baltimore arrived at Fall
schr " 5 rripett, Prtchett, arrived at Richmond 9th
Schr iehe, McCochran, arrived Richmond, from Bat
more, oath inst ~ ~
18th inst ~ >'
SGhr Daniel Brown Heald from Alexandria, arrived at
Schr franks, Summers, from Norfolk arrived at AL
Schr VIM Clark, Robinson from Baltimore arrived at n
25th inst 49, ~ ~ Wv ~ i''N'
inst. 'N Nv -'0''''N' -'N
sehr North Carolina Mcguire, from Baltimore arrived at
sehr Baltimore, Phillips, for Baltimore sailed at Rich
Sclr VIM Gregory, Buckin, from Richmond arrived at
Brig Samuel Francis Brown from Baltimore for uayan
lea to load was at Ponce, 7. R, 4th inst.
Schr $ b. Sehbins, Thompson, from Baltimore arrived
at Calals, 18th inst, and cleared 10th for do
Sen Heor8e " scott Pritche from Baltimore, arrived
at Richmond, 18th inst ~
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"a "a So - NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
Ea.- CHANGE OF HOURS
OF DEPARTURE ON THE

ture viii he follows:
rom Baltimore at 10 and 7i5 A. NJ, AI5 and $50 P NJ,
dally, except Sundays: OF Sundays ut 40 A. ~ only
from MaslGng'9n at 10 and $50 A. NJ and 6l5 NJ,
ualiiy, except sundays on Sundays at p. VI only.
The first and third trains Baltimore and Washington
are strictly Express Trains, stopping oay at Washington
and Annapolis functions
FOR the accommodation o persons DESTROYS Of remaining
over night in Baltimore Washington Ronnd Trim TicLf
will be ISSUED by the afternoon trains good to return on the
ira ms of merit morning. " ~
spectral Round Trip Tickets will also be issued Saturday
of Monday Morning va VIZ 'A9
Round Trip Tickets will also be sold by the Morning
Trains, good to return an the afternoon Trains, usual
IN . W.P. SMITH,
~ H. 49,
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Merthanniaf.

A DAMANTlNE CANDLES.-2O0 boxes Ada
n mantire Candles prime article in store and for sale
BY JOHN HENDERSON 4 Co, corner Commerce and
trl.L sILecLS
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M KEITH, JR., 4 son,
1fAe MANUFACTURERS AGENTS,
NO. % SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
Offer for sale at lowest rates
Jared Pratt & Sons Cut Nails all sizes:
2. Keith, Jr, Co.'S lacks, Shoe and Finishing Nails
NaylOr and Co.'s Cast and Shear Steel;
Ames ROwlands Shoy els ard Spades;
kimhalls Patent Shoyels and Spades
Sheble, Lawson i Fishers Forks
American Butt Co.'S Hinges and Sad Irons
Burdens Patent Horse Shoes;
Kings American Clincll Nails;
Douglas Pumps and Rams
Smith Harper'S Hoes and Rales.
Hollow ware, Castings and Cart Boxes;
Hoop and Sheet Iron Tea Kettles
Hail. Brown 4 Co.'S Snaths.
Darby Creek Scythe Stones.
Axle PuleS, Faucets Strap and Hinges;
AX-llandleS, Saw Frames, Shoe Knives;
Coilee NILS Hames, &c, &c, &c. mh42m
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'asey MASTER will have dispatch for the above port For
reight or passage apply to FOARD Il ROGERS,
m25H IS BOWly'S wharf
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NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
4lss -i...;..:,;;:.
SUMMER ARRANGEWEN

On and after MONDAY, April 18th, 1852 the trains over
the Road viii run us follows, viz: 0 N'''
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FOR ROTTERDAM.

- The A l ship "ALICE WILSON" Vim. Wilson,
MASTER will have quick dispatch for above port. For light
freight only apply 10 +. J.. BRAUNS Il CO,
m T.y,l ,,,.1 -.,4n, Il Clao,, ;Ia
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NSEA P. HERMAN Il son,
Oer sale the following articles of their own importation,
particularly for family
SHERRY WINES-Pemartine's finest pale, gold and
brown Sherries, in wood and i'll glass
r PORT WiSEsIsandeman's competition red and white
MADEIRA WINE-John Howard March's fine Madeira, in
wood and in glass; also, Grape Juice.
HOOK Iahannesberger, Steinberger, Marcobrun-
ner, Cabinet, Leb frau mich, Bronneberg, of 1876
CHAMPAGNE WINES-Moet and ChandOn's finest, in
quarts and pints.
BRANDIESOtari and Hennessy's fine old pale and dark
Brandes.
RqMS7Old and fine jamaica Antigua, Grenada, and from
the Islands, imported direct from London.
HOLLAND GIN-The best quality-liernan brand-lnd
no mixture of aromatic poison in it.
chests of the M.
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rs The A American ship ''MACAULAY,"J J. j. Rod
rs MASTER will have quick dispatch. For freight pas
&c apply to the Captain on board Commercial wharf, or
\. SCHUMACHER Il co,
ml3-Iitt No South Charles street.
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N@gn CPAS. MICHIGAN 4 BRO,
Esse=.Rj No s SARATOGA STREET
sass5s2s1SA NEAR GAY.
Have hand and offer for sale all of the most approved
brands of both Foreign and Domestic LIQUORS. which they
prepared to sell the reasonable terms. They
part, viz BRANDIES. different brands, in
public stores HOLLAND GIN; Port, Sherry, Madeira
Malaga WINES: JAMAICA SPIRITS, OF superior quality;
Irish, Scotch and Pure Old Rye WISKEYS, of fine quality
and flavor kiMMELl &c, &c. all of which the public
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Ga R. X r A U S & CO.,
tSEIa5i IMPORTERS
s&8lzsA1sT5 DEALERS IN LIQUORS AND WINES,
PRODUCE AND CIGARS.
No. Is CHEAPSIDE, ONE DOOR SOUTH LOMBARD
Offer for sale extensive Of Pure Cognac Bran
dies various yina2eS Whiskeys, Old Rye superior Scotch
Old Bourbon MOnongahela Holland Gin different brands
Domestic Brandy Gin, Pure Spirits, Rectifcd Whiskey and
Peach Brandy; Swiss Stomach Bers, superior article of
which we sole agents for the State of Maryland Cigars
ocI9f No IL CHEAPSTDE
E@h LAURENCE THOMSEN & Co,
to- EXCHANGE PLACE, HEAC OF COMMERCE
l&Sl.15A STREET,
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u q me Cincinnati and Chicago Express leaves daily at
VI arriving at Harrisburg 1910 p NJ and Pittshurg al
Y r NJ, and Chicago at 6l5 A. NJ; Cleveland at
NJ; CoiumbuSat IL P. NJ; Cincinnati al 3 4 II
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from WnNhinmIOn

The Washington correspondent of the Gin
einnati Gazette. in his letter Of the 25th inst.
makes the following important statements,
important il true:
The President has instructed several Dem
ocratic members that the House must be o.
ganized Immediately. and without regard to
party considerations.
The Western Democratic members are in
favor OF it. The Western Mail contractors
waited on the President in body. informing
him aud his Cabinet that unless they received
their pay, no mail would be carried after
mostly Southern, have informed the Pref
dent that they will never consent TO the cleo
ton Of Republican Speaker lie therefore
calls upon the Northern Democrats either 80
refuse their votes, or join the Republicans up
on the plurality rule.
The Prrsd cut informed me that he should
have sent In his Message on Friday, but de
layed il upon the assurance OF the Democrats
that the House shauId be organized that day.
lie says now that be will send IL in on Tues
day. The Southern Democrats have agreed
10 refuse lis acceptance.
Ex-Gov. McRae OF Miss. tells ne that the
House will organize on Monday. He is a
rvcognizsd header OF are Democratic side.
The Democrats have proposed to unite up
on Maynard, Americaa Of Tennessee, or
Saith, Opposition Of North Carolina.
The southern Opposition are willing, but
the Northern Democrats aud some Southern.
woald not, yesterday morning, come TO time.
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New Publications.
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Mexican Mustang Imminent.

From rich and poor, bord and free, all coors,
grades and conditions life we hear the same need
of praise awarded this wonderful article. Sores .re
healed, pans relieved, lives saved vauab animals
made useful, and untold ills sual ell by this great
medicine, which is surprising TO the judgment Of
man. What family does not require STANFORD
Liniment. Who ever heard Of the effects pro-
duced by any other arucle' For Cuts, Bruises,
Spraius, Rheumatism, Swcllings, Strained Horses,
&c, it has eqEal. BeICare Of limitations The
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Druggists and Livery Men IN every town parish and
hamlet throughout North and south Amcricl Europe
and the Islands of the Ocean Ruy at once.
BARNES - PARK, PROJECTORS,
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Congress-.

The SENATE was not in session Saturday.
The HousE on that day was entertained by
a lively debate in which the intentions of Mr..
DOUGLAS and the Illinois Democracy, were
discussed by Mr.. FARsEswoRTH, Republican.
and a couple of Illinois democrats. The con-
cIueion arrived at was that the Little Giant
and his home legions would support the NOM
inee of the Charleston convection, upon any
platform that may be adopted. oh, the ser
Witty of party men!
Mr.. SMITH, Of Va, Extra Billy" doomed in
the usual Democratic style upon the Harper's
Ferry affair, and the "Impending Crisis, :" aid
managed to create a sensation among the
Republicans. whom be said he would not
charge with being murderers and robbers,
but that many of them had Endorsed pam
phlet that was '.just as bad aud damnable."
After some little explanatory scenes, a
ballot was taken for Speaker-Shcrman 100
Bocock 20, Gilmer II, Houston IL. McClay 8.
Davis IL, Scattering, 80, between Is persons
-l04 necessary to a choice. The debates of
the day gave evident symptoms of the ap-
preaching Christmas. When the vote for
Speaker was taken. the House adjourned to
Monday.
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Bibles, Prayer Books, &c.

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fgf- The steamboat Piral, bound from
tsburg To- st. Lonis. was burnt at the
'uisville Nhgrf last Sunday. She was
AIDED chief with railroad iron. JAS. NJ.
ERRY. Of Brownsville, Pa, and GEORGE
Orr, a teacher, from Lynchburg, Va,
ere burned 10 death.
Tn. boat belonged to Capt. Mason. and was
xared 10 Pttsbarg for Sl2 600. Her ighi
/ was insured for 81 SEQ. The freight
Irn"s consisted principally Of furniture aud
'assware, shipped at Pittsburg aud Cinein
al, and was doubtless Insured there. Al
e Louisville freight had been discharged
oihing certain Is known a. 10 the origin o.
&c ere.
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E0-Col. Isaac MVNRnE, extensively known
as the proprietor aud conductor. up 10 a r.
ceIt period Of ID e Baltimore Patriot, which
he originated in 1918. died suddenly 10 Bal
76sh year OF bis age. add, n the Patriot re-
marks in announcing his death, had played
bis part upon the stage Of lie with honor TO
Llmsrlt, aud With profit to bis fsllow-eitiEens.
As a husband. brother aud friend, no man
had higher lille 10 exeeIlsaee.n
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-28

Es-- A Dcmccrai " DO owns a lend mine at
hullsburg. Wis. was candidate f0r The
sgi-lasure. On election day. be hired So
republicans TO work Ia bis mine after he
al gnt them all 50 feet below TIE surface,
he ladder Was drawn up 10 have some Hfs
oaHds pa, In il. aud he neglected 10 retura
AN the polls were closed, which resulted
Ia bis election by So majority.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-28

A SHORT MKssAGE.-A few days since >
resolution passed the Missouri Senate. cali
lag upoa the Governor Tor information or
eyideSe4 npon which be Issued certain bonds
b tn Cairo aud Fulton Railroad. The Gov
sFnor. ia answer. cent % the Senate the fsl
loaing message.
gEFFEssoN CrrY. Dec II. 1859.
Because I have lbe right and power TO
do IL. X A. STEWART
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Mrs WiasiOw, an experienced nurse an
emale physician, has soothing syrup FOR children
eeth,rg. which greatly facilitates the process
teeth,-S by soccuIug the lucing all llama
iou-wIlI 'lay ali pain andis sure to regulatethc
bowels. Depend upon 1t, mothers, 1t viii give res,
yourselves and relief aud health To your infants
Perfectly safe ia all eases. See advertisement in
another column. une7dSwIy
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-28

MIssooRi orrosIries.-The Opposition par
ty OF Missouri have eoaeladsd not 10 call a
State Convention. bat are wiiling Ia trust
The Opposition nsmbsrs OF the Legislature
20 nominate their candidates Il Is sald the
latter will recommend General Roar. Wit
soS for Governor, and Gen. JAS S. RAINs,
Of JaFper, for Lieutenant GoyeFaoF.
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SUPPLEMENTAL CONVENTION.

cg-The meeting of the Republican Ma
tional Committee, held in New York on The
20th inst, decided that the convention to
nominate a candidate for the Presidency,
shall be held at Chicago on the 18th otJuue,
1860
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NolensVille Turnpike Company,
Notice to stock holders.

rTrEiE Ineeng ~ the suc kheFs e the Nolerss Tie
! Eur4tske Rad l. p=sstpsned Ifoaa the hrsi Noe
day In J4nnary a. the -ue Stlafdsy ani ~ thea
be h. u IA Nashgslir Al the srwarre uuase, a. 10
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GeceS-w1 JAMES JuRSss1N Pres.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-28
What Constitutes Good Sewing Machine,


l. II should be vel made, simple IN Its construc-
ton and easily kept ~ order.
II should make "a tight lock-sttch, alike on both
sides Of tho natcri-l
3. IL should sew any and all materials that can be
sewcd.
l. II should be able to use cotton, thread err silk.
5. IL should be able 20 FROM coarse 10 6ne,
ami from thick To Tim with rapidly aud without
changing the tension.
8 IL shouII be able to make the tension greater or
less, on both the under and upper threads, ana with
"a llurmtS,
! Il should have a straight needle; cured ones are
liable 10 break.
S The needle should have perpendicular motion.
This is absolutely necessary Tor heavy work.
9. Ia Should DC able tu bind wih a biAder, hem
with ncmmcr; should stitch, fell, and gather.
10. Il should be always ready 20 work.
II. itshouid be capable Of using the anne sze OF
thread both sdcs OF The We K and o. using Jier-
coofcd thread or SIX, above below, TO cor
respond with any two coiurs Il 10th TO be unite
L II should be able 10 MAKE Ioug or short
Is It should commence sewing tightly at the first
st,ch,
Is. 10 should have i wh,el-feed; none Others are
IN constant contact III the work
10. Il should nat be liable get out OF order.
Il. u should no. be liable 10 break the thread, nor
SKIN the stitches
Is Il should aot be liable tc oil the operator 5
dress.
nor ravel out, nor he wastriu al thread, Is The
case with all chain stitch machines.
20 IL shou.d H< be I'm re trouble than IL rs
worth"
Get the Best!
The Howe Family and leather Machines war
ralted give better satisfaction than any other tla
chimes ga the market, OF money refunded.
The best sewing Machine colt Ia the city, (Oryz
trhine Twist, an excellent arSeie, IS cents per
soOi.
% College street,
deo23-'f over 40 leiland's