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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-08-11

Mrs. Margaret Fuller, mother of the
Countess d'Oesoli and the Rev. A. B.
Fuller, of Boston, died at the residence
of another son, Mr.. R. F. Fuller, in
Wayland, Mass, on Sunday evening,
aged 20 years.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-08-11

a. Mr.. Hillard of the Boston Coat-
rier writes from London that "Mr.
Summer is there in better health than
I have seen him in at any time since
the outrage upon him. Mr.. Motley is
also here, receiving those social atten.
tons which will always follow so high
a literary reputation as that which he
has earned"
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-08-11

~ The Rev. A. B. Fuller preached
his farewell sermon at the new North
Church, in Boston, last Sunday, where
be has ministered for six years. He is
to assume the pastoral charge of the
Unitarian church at Watertown.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-08-11

The correspondent of the Philadel-
phia Press says there is serious differ
ence between the President and the
Postmaster General in regard to Post
master Cook, of Chicago. The Post
master General demands his removal,
and the President insists upon retain
ing him.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-08-11
BLONDIN AGAI

BLoNDIN AGAIN SUccEssFUL.-Blon-
din again performed his remarkable
feat of walking the tight-rope across
the Niagara river on Wednesday last,
in presence of an immense number of
spectators. His antics while crossing
the rope were even more wonderful
than upon any previous occasion.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-08-11
w Senator Douglas and Vic

az Senator Douglas and Vice
President Breckenridge have been e
lected honorary members of the Athe-
naum Society of Bowdoin College, and
the Pencinian Society extended the
same courtesy to DR.. ]. G. Holland Of
Springfield, and Hon. w. w. Thomas
of Portland.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-08-11
10 TT

The regular meetings of Eureka Lodge, No. 80,
of the Independent Order of Good Templars, are
held on Monday evening of each week, at the Hal
over f. G.. Larzelere's store.
C. F. JOHNSON, w. CT.
E. NJ. BADLESGER, Secretary.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-08-11

A foreign correspondent of Boston
journal says that the Hon. Chas. Sum
ner intends to return to America early
in November,
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-08-11
M AR RTE d.

WHITE, of Prescott. Wisconsin, to Miss HARRI-
ETTE LETCHER, of Petersburg, Rensselaer, Co.,
New York.
August I'd, at the Decatur House, in the village
of Decatur, Mich, by Orrin T. WEIGH, Esq, Mr..
FREDERICK A. WATKINS, of Morris, Ill, to
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-08-11
i. O. O. F.

.s.sz.sK,s The regular meetings of Dowsgiac
ss1E Lodge No. 81, l. o. o. F., are held ct
their Hall on Thursday evening of
each week, at ~ o'clock Transient brethren in
good standing are cordially invited to attend.
]. p. WILEY, N. q.
WILLIAM GARLAND, Sec'y.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-08-11

~ Among the passengers by the
Africa to Liverpool were Prof Stowe,
of Andover, his wife, Mrs. Harriet
Beecher Stowe, and their youngest
daughter. Prof. Stowe will return in
October, and Mrs. Stowe will spend
the yearin travelling. Hertwin daugh-
tiers are in Paris, and her son Frederick
and Mr. ScovilIe, of Anderson, have
also gone to Europe, with, the intention
of making pedestrian tour Of the con-
tinent.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-08-11
Special Notices,
MASONIC.

W The regular meetings of Dowagiac Lodge,
~ No. 10, F. and A. NJ, are held at their Hall
on che first Saturday before full moon of every
month. P. d. BECKWITH, w. N.
NJ. PORTER, Sec'y
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-08-11


MILK SICKNESS EXTRAORDINARY
FATALITY.--The mysterious disease
known in portions of Central Ohio as
/" Milk Sickness" OF the " Trembles,' y
is prevailing with extraordinary fatali-
ty in portion of Marion county, Ohio.
The tenant Of Mr.. William Fisher,
named Gibson, was first attacked and
died. Mr.. T. was the next victim, and
then his wife and two adopted daugh-
tiers were taken. The FIVE cases ter
minated fatally, though the Republican
says the best medical skill of the coun-
try was exerted in behalf this unfortu-
nate family. The system of the VIC
tins had become thoroughly infused
with the deadly poison, and the rene
dies employed had no effect whatever.
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NETWORK, MONDAY, JULY %, 1857.
Ale0ital.

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Nem publications.

ID L ADY Il III s ID A Y ::
HI August NUnRER
THE AMERICAN fREEMASON.
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pertaining the Order than any other similar work
kss.d
hnsp indi.pensable household coIopasion.
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TNHE IMPERIAL CHESS-PLAYER,
PAUL MORPHY,
male, hi, appearance TODAY ONE O'CLOCK before .As
Larger, audience tina; hooored the IMPERIAL GAME
MORPHYs 6rs, contribution The LEDGER appears s
columns today. Besse
MoRPHYS CBEss CONTRIBUTION,
the Ledger also contsios another OF
Hon EDWARD EvERETTS MOUNT VERNON PAPERS
More of
HERBERT THE FOUNDING.
More Of
THE QUEENS PLOT.
More Of
THOUGHTS AS THEY OCCUR.
Editorial
LOUIS NAPOLEON
wALL-sTREET LYRIC,
By Gen. MORRIS
TWO PARTS OF DOGS TALE"
By SAKE.
Lotsof
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By different
RESERVES OF THE LEDGER CORPS.
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Building nlaierials.

QOOFING SLATES.-R. PRINCE, ASeSt tos
~ he eeebrsted EVERETT QUARRY"Pa
3or "TLAT' ard PITCH" ROOB
Bog sampsss sdd,ea No y bssAuAsSa Nsv I0A
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6petial Notices.

sixteenth Ward Republican Association.-An sd
t~ru.d viii be he'd at Chelsea Hs lsths, corner
i,h'y Oh MONDAY EVEHiE9 Jay 2, ISH. At o.lSss
H,ssr C. PASKr' secr,,ari,.
Young Mems Christian A-sociation.-Ths resnis'
.,op r their Rooms Ne 8l7 and sls Broadway
.srn.r Of I2,h :. MONDAY EvENIN The Zh los. st
.jeo<k AL Fssay VII BE- read by the Rev. HERBERT
LhkCEY Divine origin q the Lords day and inter
Ell also h. expected from the Dresat- N ne
Convention a. Troy The public, and especially young men
'' CHARLES W BANGS Recording Secretary.
Corporation Not .e.-The joint Committee Of the Board
CouDomeD appointed 70 consider The subJec!
IN Of the Board of Supervisors THURSDAY, hs
~ MICHAEL TWOMEY, Chairman.
Corpornbon No,icc.7Tne COMMITTEE on ASSES assess
I.f,,t on MONDAY July 25 1852 O'Clock p. Tne fol
b~ips notified 70 BE- present; -, ~ nil,
h|a Melville, G. Van Rensselaer, 5. ~ I.,., Dodge,
Mr. v. CDisv, Ernst schroder, Richard Ben
Danel Reynolds, w HardIop, Chas M. Graham,
Cha, Cornor Gerard }. Beekman, a. Burdcch,
" Caldwell, J. Tiffany, Mathew j. Adamsi
John Rei"sr, s. MsTt5s Gamer, :. D. Philips.
C.nscgstop shssri Thos r Storm, ST. Andrews Church
I,-as Adnsn,e, W. X. Woods }. Wilbur
Cosgswell d L'Amereau1.
And ell others having business b. fIe .sid Committee.
HHSs Hn$ #$ .$sss $5$sHHtS' $.sEH' Com A..s"''.
The Hon a.. =. spencer will deliver an Address on the
"L- Times Of Aaron Burr ST Cbeea Hal on mONDAf
E'ENING July 25 1859 at .. ocock Ihe puoc are lnseo.
Vnion skrt Co.-Manufscturers of the cebraed Eureka
." "' 'A''' '''' W. C. voSBURGli, As't.
Hot, Hotter, Hottest.
HTHg DOC STAR R.GEs"Tbe Sun pours hood OF burning
nv, Music pour. melting strains aud the people, sweating
every pore pouring into Nos and Burning zip 70 Pur
oA..- ICE. PITCHERS Of LUCIUs HART
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ESPER GAS-LIGHT GREATLY M

PROyED.-The b~s, and sp-s. Ar.iseial Lsh In
Fixtures Sr sale hy HOLT CONE sIce-ssou Vesp>G 0ss
Ltei Company, NJ. SO bEosdway " I.
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L'OR SALE-A handsome RESIDENCE 10 the
City Of Elizabeth consisting Of modern built Man.
sion twelve aud numerous pantnes hnIshed In
and lighted BY fh- Grounds,
amour pg three ia prc orcer and -d with
ysrty chc. and Fruit Trees Of large growth Tho
BAN AID Outbudngs commodous and In good ord Tao
location property healthy ald the main street. ~ he
9uaHkr Of liz from u. depot Tb. streets are bshtod
by and the sidewalks tagged Cnmmnnca,.OD With New
Jersey hourly COmmutan per railroad steamboat -,
year To d.ous combining the ooforts of city and
country of~r. peculiar sdvsnts-s FOR further
ucnlsrs apply the Office Of the EUREKA MISIN0 COM
PANY No u VIII, ,m.st., betseen 10 and 31cIoet.
ENOR SALE-A valuable TRACT VI LAND, sit
L In En County Pa, IN. hne Of the ssnbury end
Erie RArosd Also Lands In Suiyan County, Pa Apoy ct
he ofoe Of he Honrsss sd Company No. i6 Rrosd ssy
COR SALE-IOO ACRES for SIOO.-The Char
j. and Bylaws Of the AMERICAN EMlDkANT AID
and HOMESTEAD COMPANY provide that " the SICK a
This Company viii b~ received ip payn~nt Of lands
ct-d BY purchss- To yogDs Of New Yorh aaA
vicinity ODER this safe snd pro6abls Investment OAl =
No. ~ Broadway
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forces, Gareiases, ST.
Ccst ano founs.

CTOLEN-Four large MINIATURES on Ivory:
I.dv fbrup,tel wish pearl n-oksee fancy dres Lady
sa,rs Fwp Lsdy (bonae) Golden hsir bsnfnt e~os le
waist fancy d'-.s Child with Kitten and iso f.e@
s,si rrvard oa red for their recovery. Address Nv
j. BISHOP, p. H., New Russia, Essex Co. N l.
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DOYS, ROAKpING SCHOOL at LITTLE

]
ID FERRY. BERGEN CO. " J-This School is situated on
srg farm designed for young lads under Is OF
Lc,ou very healthy accessible several times daily by railroad
stage Terms 49, exasl Pupil, received
time. For Circulars, address A b. WlNANI, PnnciPai
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DEADY at u O'clock
IL APPLETONS
RAILWAY GUIDE,
FOR AUGUST.
Now READY
PRICE CENTS.

RAILWAY GUIDE,
FOR AUGUST
Now READY.
PRICE IS CENTS.
CONTENTS AUGusT NUMBER
l. INSTRUCTIONS TO TRAVELLERS.
H. RAILWAYS AND THEIR PRoGREss:-Speed Of the Loco
motive; New Railway Law in Ohio; High Bridge
from England 10 France; Gros,h of the Newspaper
Business; The Republic as il lsi Edward Everett on
Stage Coaching
Ill A PLEASURE TRIP OVER THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILWAY. by John r. Thompson, esq, Editor Of The
Southern Literary Messenger
~. NEw IsvrNTIoss-Discoveries of the Last Half Cen
tury; Screw wrenche'; In.tIument for surveynsi
Jointed Steamships; Curious Scientific Facts lnereas
ing the Bnhsucy Of Lignti Weighing Honey
v ANECDOTES AND INCIDENTS OF TRAvEL:-On the Banks
Of Cosmy Rivera Noad by the Poet Of the Peal {;
Lock Haven Chuiy Coz Trout you wouldn't Bite a
Blind Boy :" An Unucky Musician Law Of Prassia;
Railway Readings in Natural History; The Bridai
Chamber; Tit for Tat; A Plain Old Gent, Table
Scene the Mississippi
VI TOURISTS GUIDE to the Principal Watering Place"
spngs and Places Of Fashionable Resort in the Uaited
States.
VII II,IT.p STATES TINE INDICATOR, showing The Differ
enc. Of Time between the various Cities Of the Uni'ed
States including San Francisco, California; Trinity
Bsy Newfoundland; Ysentia Bay, Ireland and Lou
don, Ensand-with Illustration.
VIII APrLlIoSs RM-wAyGUIDE CouNTIxc.HousE CAL
OAR and Important Rules for Railway Travellers.
TX A LaIse SteelPlate MAJ OF TIE RAILWAYS OF THE
UNITED STATES, showing by figures spread over Its
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found
X THROUGH ROUTES, to and from NewYorh, Philadelphia
Buffalo, Toledo, Chicago St Louis &c, with Maps and
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West
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The Union.
XII GAZETTEER OF THE UNITED STATES arranged under
the separete Maps of Railways
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xiv. New TINE TABLES, corrected TO date
ID. APPLETON Co, Publishers,
Noe. $40 and 3iS Broadway.
by News Agents and Boys in Cars throughout the Uni
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80 once A WEEK"
~ NEW ILLUSTRATED PERIODICAL,
Codod by writers in Europe, and illustrated by the
fitt sItIH.
"ONCE A WEEK"
NUMBERS / and NOW READY.
The following are a few Of the regular contributors to
ONCE A WEEK"
WILLIAM NJ THACKERAY,
CHARLES READE,
ALFRED TtNNYsON,
G HI. LEWkS
GEO a SALA,
HARRIET MARTINEAU,
SHIRLEY BROOKS,
MISS MULOOH,
MRS. GASKELL,
TOM TAYLOR
GEORGE MEREDITH, &c, kc
And the following eminent designers and artists are engaged
Q the Illustrations;
JOHN LEACH,
J r. MILLAIS
JOHN TENNlEL,
HABLOT X. BROWNE,
c. KtENE,
A WOLF, &c, Sc, &c.
Numbers and are sale, and NO VIII ne rea1y on
FRIDAY ard will ain and original poem by Alfred
Teruy,ou beautifully illustrated by j. L. hillais
Prioe 10 cents EACH OF 81 per year ,.,
WILMER 4 ROGERS,
NJ. ~ Ns.ssu-si., y. y
and all Booksellers and News Agents
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6orses an0 farms Wanteo
Real Gstate for Sale.

4 BEAUTIFUL FARM RESIDENCE on
~ RUNKONkOMA LAKE LONG ISLAND; ~ scres 10
prime Hons~ 8xs story, With extension god Well
Barn 2os29 large Garden; Bathing Boating and Wishing
Very healthy location Cheap for cs.h o. KING Tribune oiss
TOR SALE-A hue DAIRY FARM of lo0 acres
j In Ch.muns miles from depot and canal and ~ milcs
from F3mira. Pncs 80 per Psns &c, with EDDY
Co, No. 81 hbertyst-
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CPARKs PROM A LOCOMOTIVE; or, LIrI

T
- Np LIHFRrY ~ FURorr BY the Author OF Belle Britain
Series # Letters from Liverpool Edinburgh London Paris
Florence Napc, Rome, sc. sc. GtvirE piqlau auo spry
Of baud sketches Men, Women, aud Things IN the lead
iug Capital. Of Europe. .,. = . u. .f, D..
4 New Book ifon the raey and brilliant pen OK nge otl,
youe Bellies Letters) Immediately exhausted ano - noS
Of pint Toe publishes believe tha thc present N'u
viii be- received ", m equsl " not greater favor
DuIirs the II Belle IN EEuPe series % e s ap
teAred IN he York ENoress Oi tbs city auo As Ne"
prs Picavun@ which have COPIED al over thr c'h'
hazard i,ile prcnogncius taeu me oes "
their ,,iv spshtly Observing witty genial saacy, sentiment
tai writer N. y Day Book -, 4. ~ IT..
Col FueE-B,lc Bii,tsu-roirIred by tAe '.',. @ aH
Colonel hs, lad gorgeous time penetrating into TIE very sane
tuin of Eugsuos highest aud brst nobtya tavotra suS
among her moe, biinsnt sut0rs and greatly ped py us
orsms the editors players and the wits Of London al
Pans s'-BCstof PosL
Copies sent hy u, post psid receip; Of he p'ce ~
DERBY 4 JACKSON Puoish"t', -
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DEADY THIS DAY:
III AUGUST No OF THE AMERICAN FRtEMASONS
NAGaTINE

NEW NUN 4HNTNTIlNT.
Conducted by ALERT O. MACSEY NJ D. ana j. +. BRENNAN
IL contains:
PArt II Of Robert NORRIS g. NJ Of KsnUcky) great Tale Of
the BfR1H LtrF AND DIAM SrONC S9UARsES' LODCE
Continuation 81 MsYNE REinS BEAUTIFUL ROMANCE,
"UCEoLA"
4 Day N PFrTiCoATS
How u ~ Do
THE LATF B.RoN HUNBoLDr.
HIsTOkY O TIA CEvsADLS. Illustrated.
Sc, sc. 81.
Ever, ,n.u,bcr of n. Fraternity should have copy
HFNDRICKSON. BLAME LONG.
Publishers As-uts Nos q and . Aun'st
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Cigars.
painis, Oils, Glass, ST.

MINERAL OIL is one Of the FINEST Coal OILS
Ayl offered It Is beautiful n color u1oru IN quality
anc 10. explosive IL free on any raixtare sh4;svs. ard
si burn long sIc brilliantly o.a-r giving
and splendid light IL burns 10 the usual ksrsens coal
o.: lnd wsSIs.tee Il quality 1Bsrfass-c 0-I
.r MARKET JOHN W. QUINCY Co, Agents.
No. % WillAm-0
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jals2plm,

ns- A new Sewing Machine, superior to all
others has been and is ready to be introduced
the public by the Grover Baker Sewing Machine Company
II has been examined by competent Judges and
be superior anything invented In fact is the
der and admiration Of every Nothing SIMPLE
and child eight Of work it with It
faster than other machine and is bound supercede all
Others There Of the trouble III keeping in working
order that there Is in machines Of other makers does not
qus the operator have pages Of printed instructions
in order to work It the with the Wheeler Wilson
machine There is leather pad which is trouble
In the Wheeler Wilson machine It does require
the thread all 10 be rewound into complicated little pooer
required BY the Sloat and Wheeler Wilson machines
from the original ,pools just they purchased from
the The reputation Of the machines formerly made by
the Grover Baker Company well known all the world
Hundreds of the st families in New Orleans and throughout
the South bear testimony to the superior qualities Of the Gro
Baker machine.
In order place hese useful machines into every family the
manufacturers have introduced perfect machine suitable for
family sewing, at the low price Of Fifiy Dollars.
All Of the leading patterns Of the Grover Baker machines
be 1t the Southern depot Of the Company No. II
Camp street. where purchasers will receive all required inform
alton ja7 2ptf
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ds 2psrnaw

nS-Fever and Aguc-Fever and Aguc--Em-
igrans and others who the Western parts
United States complain in bitter Of the fatal diseases
prevail In those sections Some Of the most intelligent physi
clans bear testimony to this fact Dickens the Shakespeare
this sge in pcturing Little Edenn Western settlement
book entitled Martin chuzsew says that the -four
hing institution the fever and ague which killed all
who attempted to make residence Of it, Mark Tap
ley who could only be jolly under the gloomy
sances said that fever ague given him for
jolity than ks would like to experience again Dr. Hosteles
csebrated Bers the only for this terrible that
would recommend to the public. Try them aud DO
yinccd Of their powers.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally everywhere
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u ss- Weeds Patent Sewing Machine.-We
have been often asked which is the best Sewing Machine
In use and to satisfy ourselves have spent time in
lining them and give opinion readers for their
benefit. r5t5s5
purchased Of the above named Machines and have
tried every kind Of work required in family and gives
the hest satisfaction doing its work very rapidly neatly and
stronger the usual hand work. 1t is much harder
work done this Machine than that done in the ordinary
II Is neat and tasty being nicely Finished and to all
pearance simple beyond the possibility Of getting out of repair
by ordinary 1t very strong and durable and well
assured Of them will not ont in Of constant
already saved aors and dressmakers bills enough
our family to pay It's cost and think it very profitable
investment nothing Of its convenience and the hours
neede work That II mother. We most emphacally
this the best Sewing Machine and the greatest
labor.saving invention Of the day.
Messrs. WHITNEY LYON, who are the proprietors of
these Machines have salesroo s5 Broadway New
'ae9 fChicago Herald.
N. HEDRICK, Agent,
do 2p3m&W Is Camp street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-15

Aa-The hest Sewing Machine Is the Grover
Bakerover twenty thousand Grover Baker Machines
have sold and giving entire satisfaction The Grover
Machine the only which from the original
spoos rewinding All other Machines shuttle,
Objectionable and complicated Gas in the soat
Wheeler Wilson Machnes), little spooler The Grover
Baker Machine finishes s work where 1t stops which
Machine There occasion fasen the threads
the end Of the seam, required by all other Machines
The Grover Baker stitch has for It's recommendations
strength elasticity beauty The Grover Baker Ma
chimes only kind used the extensive Plantation Cloth
Ing Factory Hebard Co., Canal street. and the work
by Machines Is by Planters who have
purchased the Clothing be than made by hand
and to twice as long any other clothing.
The Southern Depot the Grover Baker Sewing Machines
No. II Camp street. nearly opposite the ladies' entrance Of
the City Hotel these celebrated machines be pur
chased fully guaranteed and Instructions will be given to all
purchasers free of charge aa ns3 2ptf