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NOTICE.

THE PAMPHLET LAWS OF THE LAST
session of The Legislature Of Pennsylvania have
been received at this Office, and nre ready for
distribution to persons entitled TO receive them.
JOS. M'DONALD.
Prothy's Office, EbensbuTg, juno 20, 1859. If
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ADrgnEEsTRATOR,s NOTkCE.

Z ETTERS of Administration having been
1 4 granted to the undersigned by the Register
of Cambria County, on the Estate Of John Noel,
late Of Washington Township, Cambria County,
deceased. All persons knowing themselves in
debted to said Estate are hereby requerted TO
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against said estate are requested to pre-
Sc Mt them properly authenticated for settle
n ent.
MARY A. NOEL, Adm'x.
JOHN G. NOEL, Admir-.
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E5A-kS Sr2 a-s-s
sgH virtue Of an order of the Court of Com
-ae mon Pleas of Cambria county-pursuant t.
proceedings in partition-to me directed, I will
expose to sale by public yemduo or outcry, at the
late residence Of Jacob Behc, deceased. in Ale
gheny township, on SATURDAY, the 20th day
Of AUGUST next, at O'Clock, p. NJ. the fol
lowing REAL ESTATE, to wit A certain tract
piece or parcel Of land situate in the townships
Of Allegheny and Carroll, Cambria county, being
part OF a larger tract surveyed in pursuance of
warrant granted 20 John Ennsy, containing 80
acres and q perches, strict measure, (be the
same more or less with the appurtenanccs,
| bounded and described as follows: Beginning at
a Beech-a corner OF land Of the heirs OF John
fhalOn, dec'd.-thence by said land north 80
degrees cast Il percAcs to a spruce, thence by
same north one degree west So perches TO a post,
thence by the north SO degrees east 10 per-
ches 70 a spruce, thence by the same (in part)
by the residue of the tract OF which it is part
north SO degrees east 45 perches to a susar,
thence by land Of Matthias Bche, - Bohey
and - Sherry, south one degree cast 225 per
ches 20 post, thence south SO degrees west l25
pcrcheS t. post, thence north one degree west
66 perches to the place OF beginnng---;l portion
Of which is cleared, and having thereon erected
4 log House, log barn and Saw-uili.
TERMS or E:-Onc half of the pur-
chase money CATER deducting the costs and eX-
penses of the action and proceedings in partition
and of the sale) to remain lien on the premises
| legal interest ON the said sum TO be paid annU-
ally, from the date of confirmation Of the sale, to
Susan M'Coy, by the purchaser, during her life
time, and the principal at her leccasc, to the
heirs at law OF Catherine Behe, deceased, in
equal proportions, and the residue of the pur-
chase money to be paid on confirmation Of sale.
MICHAEL LEAYY, Trustee.
TIL,
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o land
of Heating eSbvesof all
Of 0
sTipion
furnish
M
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II J workf al hndsd done o. the shortest otcc
Alo-Iu p u onabe terms frcash
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old NIdaC Brass in
invited Q Immediately.
ELersbng uy
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tSA, IAGllCrGf " 20. vs. 1aUl,
EbenSburg & Susq.
Plank Road VS. Hill,
Oyers'rs Of Summer. VS. MGough,
M1GUre ct al, VS. Weakiand CT al,
Cassiday VS. SI1elly
Lippincott < Co. VS. Fenjon, sur. par,
Weakland VS. I4uther,
Snyder VS. Adams,
Rhoy vs. JohnstoWn Iron Co.,
Commonwealth VS. Gillian,
Stiilsell IL Porter VS. Whites,
O'Nicu VS. Fash
Sheehan VS. West Branch ms Co.
Prlnglc Us Murray, Zahm x CO..
Glass VS. Shicls
Heuley vs. M'CJy,
Glass Executors VS. Glass,
Lit2inger US Dougherty.
Hughes vs. Glass,
Fronheiscr VS. Dram,
Holloweil s. Go. VS. Al'Cann,
Jones VS. Linton,
MCOnloguo VS. M'Goniglo.
JOSEPH BpDONALD, Proth'y.
Prothonotary's Office, !
EI,aIa nj
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
June 25. 1852.

The respect paid to any passport granted
nv this Department to a naturalized citizen,
f.rmcrly subject of Spain, will depend upon
tbo laws of that country ia relation to the
sIociance due its authority by its native-born
snbiccts. If that Government recognizes the
IgSt of its subjects to dcuationalize them
sares, and asslmilate with the citizens of
ober countries, the usual passport will be a
sufficient safeguard to you; but if allegiance
to the Crown of Spain may not legally be re-
noupccd by it's subjects, you must expect to
be liable to the obligation Of Spanish sub
ieet if you Voluntarily place yourself within
The jurisdiction of that Government.
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List OF CAUSES.

GET DOWN for trial at an ADJOURNED
- COURT to be held for Cambria county, at
Ebensburg, commencing on MONDAY, the 29th
day of August, \. D. 1859:
Kar,,rra,. G
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MAY BE CONSULTED AT

MEDICAL STETHOSCOPE,
MAY BE CONSULTED At
EBENSBURG, at the Logan House, on
THURSDAY, August 4th
JOHNSTOWN, at the .'Foster House," on
WEDNESDAY August 81.
JEFFERSON, at the Cambria House, on even
ing of August zth and morning Of the 5th.
until O'Clock, and no later.
5 aR. HARDmAN treats Consumption, Bron-
eE Chits, Ldryngitis, Asthma; and az OTHER
Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs, by MEDICA-
TED INHALATION.
The great point in the treatment Of al human
maladies is TO get at the disease in direct man
ner. All medicines are estimated by their action
upon the organ requiring relief. This is the i'm
portant fact upon which inhalation is based. If
the stomach is diseased, we take medicine di-
rectly into the stomach. If the lungs are dis
eased, berathe or inhale medcated Vapors directly
into them. The reason why C0nsumptlon and
diseases of the Lungs have heretofore resisted all
treatment, has been because they were net ap-
preached in a direct manner by medicines They
were intended to be local, and yet they were 50
administered that they could not act constitu-
tionally, eXpending their immediate action upon
the stomach, whilst the foul ulcers among the
lungs were unmolcsted. INHALATION brings
the medicine into direct contact with the disease,
without the disadvantages of any violent action.
Its applbcatiOn IS SO npiS Jilstt II tty pC Ciii
ployed by the youngest infant or feehest invalid
It docs not derange the stomach. or interfere in
the least with the strength, comfort or business
| OF tire Patient.= g.
Other Diseases treated.
C. No charge for consultation.
In relation to the following diseases, either
when complicated with Lung affection existing
alone, | also invite consultation-uSually find
! them Promptly C'0cbe.
Prolapsus and all forms of Female Complaints
| Irregularities and Weakness.
PaIptation and Other forms of Heart Disease
Liver Complaints. Dyspepsia. and all other dis
eases of stomach nd bowels, piles, &c.
Mr.. Hardnan treats all chronic or long stand
ing diseases of the Lungs, Liver, Stomach, Bow
els, Bladder, Kidneys, Brain, Heart, Nerves
Womb, Spleen; Spine, Eyes, Ears, &C., Scrofu
la. Fits, Cancer, Rheumatism, Dropsy, Skir
Diseases Fever Sores. Catarrh, Seminal Weak
ness, Neuralgia, Whites, Insanity, Dyspepsia
Giddiness, Heat of Urine, Syphilis. Piles, Sicl
Headache, Enlarged Tonsils, &c.
May 25, 16596m.
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4 0. @. F.-Lighland Lodge No
a. 428 meets every WEDNESDAY -, 80 g -.
yeling at lheI- haj. Hls- ST., II
the uppot St1IYot >locIuaAec store
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TlTTEFRER..

PINE POPLAR CHERRY AND ASH LU1I-
Der bought and sold by
Z. HUGHES.
June 20th 1859. #.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

Vi L
SIR: I have to acknowledge the receipt of
your letter to Mr. Reduall Of the 9th ult.,
;rouirrgg whether Mr.. Victor B. Depierre,
native of France, but naturalized citizen
Of the United States, can expect the protec-
tion Of this Government il that country when
rrosee3ug thithe- with passport from this
Department. In reply, I have to inform you
tba. if, as understood 70 be the fact, the
GoveruoIeat Of France does not acknowledge
.be right Of natives Of that country to re-
uounce their allegiance, It may lawfully claim
their services when found within French ju-
gisdction.
am, sir, very respectfully, your obodiont
myaut, DANIEL WEBSTER.
ToJ. B Nones, Esq New York.
The letter from Mr.. EVERETT was address
cd to our Minister at Berlin, under date of
Iith January, 1858, in reference 10 several
cases which had been presented by The Min
iyter. 1.-THE question raised" Mr.. EvEgETT
writes, chad received the particular attention
of the President" The following extracts
sufficiently state this doctrine:
"If, then, a Prussian subject, born and
living under this state of law, chooses to en-
igrato to foreign country without obtaining
the certificate which alone can discharge him
from the obligation Of military services, he
takes that step at his own risk. He elects to
90 abroad under the burden of duty which
he owes to his Government. His departure
IS of the nature of au escape from her laws ;
and if, at any subsequent period, he is iufis-
erect enough to return to his native country,
be cannot complain if those laws arc executed
to his disadvantage. His case resembles that
Of soldier or sailor enlisted by conscription
Or other compulsory process in the army or
navy. If he should desert the service of his
country, and thereby render himself amcua-
No to military law. no one would expect that
! he could return to his native land and bid
defiance to its laws, because in the meantime
he might have become a natUralized citizen
Of some foreign State.
For these reasons. aud without entering
into the discussion oF the question Of porpetu-
al allegiance, the President Is of oriuion that
il subject of Prussia, lying ucdcr a legal
obligation in that country to perform = GER
tain amount Of military duty, leaves his na-
i've land, and without performing that duty
or obtaining the prescribed certificates of
emgration,' comes to the United States and
Is snaturalized, and, afterwards, goes back to
Prussia, it is not competent for the United
States TO protect him from the operation of
the Prussian law. The case may be one of
great hardship, especially if the omission to
procure the certificate arose from inadver-
lance or Ignorance but this fact, though a
Just ground Of sympathy, does not alter the
case as one Of international law.
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ABR AuAEg B0PEEEN.

Attorney ct Law-Johnstown
~ HFFICE on Clinton Street q few doors north
Z of the corner Of Main and Clinton.
April 23 1853.
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EEggEEc SALE.

Prothonotary's Office,
Ebensburg, July 30. 1859. {
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SheriG's Office. Ebensburg, /
July, Is, 1855. st. I
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4 LIGHT TWO HORSE OR MARKET Wa
& CON. for sale by E. HUGHES.
July Is. 1850.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-06-23

RyPersons advanced in lie, and feeling the
hand of time weighing heavily upon them, with
all It's attendant lis, will find in the use of Doctor
H0oaand's German Bilters, an Elixir that will in
sill new life into their veins iestore in measure
the energy and ardor of more youthful days; build
Up their shrunken forms, and give health and en-
erry 10 their remaining years.
Ask for Hooflund'S German Bitters, prepared by
DR.. G.. NJ Jack son, III Arch street, Philadelphia.
They are so ID by druggists and storekeepers, in
every town aud village in the United Suites, w.
Indies, Canadas and South America, ats cts. per
bottle Jun232w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-06-23
Charity is imposed upon

By class of beggars who are represent
ing themselves as being this, that, or the
other thing, when really they are but ramb-
ling vagabonds. An instance of this kind
was seen in lazy looking man and woma IL
who have twice passed through our town.
hauling a crippled child in q little wagon
They wentto Wheeling and imposed upon
The charity of some of the good people of
that city, representing that they were going
from New York TO Kentucky, by this means
they got enough money to buy themselves
deeently drunk, when they lett the city in
disgust. They passed this way on last
Sabbath highly intoxicated.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-06-23
BRIDGEPORT LOCALS =
BRIDGEPORT, June 2lst.


BREAKING INTO JA1L.-It is not uacom-
mon to hear of men breaking out o: Jail
bet We are called upon TO record the novel
fact OF two men breaking into the strong
house of Bridgeport. On Thursday morn
ing last our worthy Mayor committed 10 the
village Jail one Washington Porter, for som
ro,cdyish conduct. Incompatible with the
peace and dignity Of our very orderly borough
His term of confinement was to be six DAYS;
but two of his particular friends, it appears,
restrict his powers of locomotion, and guild
ed no doubt, either by the principles of be-
nevolence 4 humsnity. or by the spirit OF bad
whisky on the same night,reparedio the pris-
on, broke down the window shutter. entered
the veslbule, and with a crow-bar endeavor-
ed to demoish the iron door of the cell in
which Porter was confined. In this efft 1T,
however. they faled. Handing the crow
bar through the grating TO the prisoner,they
left for the purpose, as they said, Of pro-
curing a sledge hammer. But having been
seen and recogni ized by one of our clilzens,
t1ey o'd not return.
Now comes the sequel. On Saturday
morning. our Mayor issued warrants for the
arrest of the two gentlemen who had mani
tested SO much Anxiety to gain access to the
interior of this public edifce. They were
accordingly arrested and brought before his
Honor, who after hearing the facts above
stated, duly sworn to, decided that, the two
wer,hies before him, Messrs Ebenezer Coss
and Samuel Conaway, should each pay u
fine for the benefit of the Borough, of fifty
dollars, and in default of the fifty should oc
cupy the vacant apartment in the stone
house for the term of thirty days. They
took free lodgings, Of course.
N. B. t,oss is the man whose nose has
not been out of the liquor for three months
past. In this situation it is in close pro1i-
nifty with big bug, Of this place.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-06-23
ErThe mos, terrible toe 9. 6eve to encounter

s-The mos, terrible Zoe 9 8eve to encounter
in this country is ConsunfPt:pn. First maniesiing
itself in the form OF slight cold gains strength
while its victim is unsuspicious of danger, and.
sooner or later in nine cases ont of ten termua es
fatally Among the various remedies before the
public Tor the cure of this terrible disease, none is
equal TO liooFLAsD's BALsAMIc CORDIAL Even this
may not cure you but. il the disease is not too tar
advanced, you may confidently rely upon il. Try.
Prepared only by DR. C. VI. Jackson, III. Arch
street, Philadelphia, and Tor sale by Druggists and
srorekeepers generally throughout the United S.
and CanadaS, at Is cts. per bottle. Jun23lm
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-06-23
Cyrus n denhall

OF the Belmont Furance Company was
in our Office this week. He informed us that
they had manufactured over one hundred
tsns1sf pig iron since tho--rectivn- OF the
furnace. lie is very confident of eventual
ly being able to make the very best quality
of iron from the native ore alone. At pres
ent the addition OF the Lake Superior ore
does not make perceptible difference, in
the quality, which is an evidence that with
the furnace properly regulated, as good
quality can be made from the native ore
alone.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-06-23
Rev. ]. R. Johnston

Has settled in This place as the pastor oI
the United Ps-oyterian Church. He is an
eficiert Minister, combining bold pointed
preaching with the practice Of all
the christian graces. This Church
has been without regular preach ing
since the departure of Rev. ALEX. YOUNG,
and it is fortunate that, in the succession
the high character of its publit islikely to
be main rim d.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-06-23

Dr. RopAcKs CoHsTITUENTs.-We learn that
the distinguished and popular inventor OF those
famous Scandinavian Remedies, the Blood Purifier
and Blood Pills, advertised in another column, re-
ceives nearly as many letters. by every mail. as
tie Treasury Department. The average is more
than 200 per day. His patients, scattered over The
broad West the Southern >tates and n. England
are said TO reach the enormous and almost incred-
ibIe aggregate of 100 ,oOO! By his patients we mean
those who use his preparations their only medi-
bins. We presume ths such q connection Is with
out parallel in Medical history unf3m
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-06-23
The War.

The War.
BY reference to the telegraph news in to-
days paper, it will be seen that a decisive
battle has been Tough, between the Austr.
ans and Allies, which resulted in defeat to
the Austrians. The Austrian account diff
fera idely from the French, but it proves
their defeat when We consider that they
were IN full retreat, and that Milan has de-
clared for Victor Emanuel
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-06-23
The New Far Grounds

Are being fixed up in fast style. The
work goes on finely. Why will not some
hfty or one hundred young men from town
and cou ntry, turn out on each Saturday
afternoon and help IN the grading. Ii
would save an immense amount of funds TO
the society, which will be needed for other
things.
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X. G. Booking,

X. G. Booking,
Produce and Provision Broker, and Com.
mission Merchant, makes liberal advances
on consiEnments shipped to him or under
his care, for Eastern Markets.
OFFICE-N. w. Corner OF Fourth and
Sycamore Streets, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-06-23
DISTRICT COURT-JUNE TERM.

Court commenced on Friday, June I7ih
1859; Hons John w. Okey, L. P. Marsh,
Nathan Evans, and S. w. Bostwick, Judges.
WIN. Wilson vs.J. w. Milligan, ct al.
Judgment VS.. Plaintiff for costs.
jacob Grubb, ct al VS.. George Criswell.
Tried to Jury and verdic, and judgment VS..
Defendant for so cents and costs.
McConaughey & Wellsvs. H w. Smith.
Error from Common Pleas. Judgment be-
low sffrmed with COSTS
Daniel Zane vs. William Davis. Robt
II. O'Neil VS.. J. B. Shannafelt. These cases
were continued at the cost of the Def't.
Isaac Welsh g. Co. VS.. VIM. Patterson.
Tried to jury, and verdict for Plaintiffs OF
$I23 So.
Henry Topping, John H. Norris, and R.
E. Chambers were admitted to practice as
Attorneys in the several Courts Of Record
in this State
The Court is now engaged in the trial oil
the case Of Dunlevy vs.. Gray.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-06-23
A Temperance 4th of July

Celebration will be held in Mr.. RoBT
HARrs' Grove, near Jacobsburg. OF Monday
the ever glorious Fourth o: July. The
Temperance people of S.. Clairsville and
vicinity are invited to attend. A number of
speakers are expected.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-06-23

The American Central Committee
OF Belmont County will meet in St.
Clsirsville, on Wednesday the 29th. A
full attendance is urgently requested.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-06-23

The Gazette of this week
Is exceedingly Patronizing to the disafeet.
ed Americans. The Democratic platform
will suit the Americans better will it Mr..
GCzette?
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-06-23

We are indebted to
Mr.. PooRMAS, for the excellent report OF
Crops and Personal property of Belmont
County.
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afl,arritO,

On June 18Th. q, The residence OF Or. Thoburn
in Wheeling, Va, by Rev. Dr. Weed. Mr. J. A.
MITCHELL, son OF Rev B. Mitchell OF Mount
Pleasant Ohio, 10 KATE, daughter Of the late Col
II. Buck master. OF Alton. Illinois.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-06-23
Administrators Sale of Real Estate
by Order of Probate Court,

ON THE S3d day of JULY, 1859, between the
~ hours OF 10 a. NJ, and P. NJ. of said day. the
undersigned will offer ior sale, upon the premises
situated IN w Warrel township. Belmont County, -
the following lands and ienements, TO vii: Lot No
l. being part OF the South West Or of Sec s. town.
ship &, and range g. described as follows: Begin
ming for said Lot in the mda le Of :he road ieadIng
from the Barnesviie ard " wJeisfie,d road TO dor
ristowD. and running thence +. Al 75-iOO perches;
thence 5. 80 : E. z9perrhes; thence s l2o Z. II
perches; thence S. 90 e perches; thence S s3s ,
w. % 40-l0J percbes: thence S. lio w IL 49, 90
perches; thence 5 6lao w. 20 46- 100 perches;--
thence North ca E. 6S 49, 100 percles; thence w
l6 l5-l00 perches; thence North | perch to the
place OF beg inning, containing IL acres and l40
perches.
ALSO-Lot No. 3, in same section townshia
and range, beginning al stone planted - south
OF the Northwest cofner of said or. and running
thence e. 80 perches; thence 3 40 perches: thence
L. 2S-l00; thence ). perch; thence S 2iI w
Is 80 l0J perches: thence 5. 35to w 80 perches;
thence n. 32io w % perches; thence N. . Is zoo
peIches; thence n. 5i30 w. l3 perches; thence N .
OLE w. D perches; thence n. So w 10 2S-lOO
perches; thence n. 63 20-IO0 perches 10 the place
OF beginning; containing 42 acres. 10 perches.
SAID land IL Uulncum5t red wi rli DOVER and is
appraised ut Sl700, and will he sold in Separate
Lois.
TERMS One third in hand; one-third in one
year, and one third in two years.
JOEL DOUDNA,
jun23ts Admir- of Jonathan Lupton deed
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-06-23

Swans New Treatise
Store.
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MASONIC CELEBRATION.
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
We reier our readers to the advertise
me1ts of
Wamsuita PriGts-Deforest, Armstrong
e. Co., New York;
Executors Notice-M Nichols;
Sewing Machine-I. II. Patterson;
Sale Of Real Estate-Joel Doudna.
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A NEW SEWING MACHINE
TEHHE HOME SEWING MACHINE

4
L COMPANY, of tie City of New York, is now
prepared TO introduce their Double Thread
Sewing Machine. This Ma schine is entirely new, ,
and produces the celebrated DDrbIs Loop Stitch,
viii ch is in reality the Ony true Lock Sitch."--
IL has been pronounced, by Competent judges, The
best Machine for family sewing in the market the
highest prICef ones not excepted; and The propri
tors efer II TO the consideration of intelligent
community with the greatest couiserCe tIat it is
destined 10 meet the wants of the pubiic-it being
the first low priced Mach ine thai has given unuuAl
:led salts FAC ion 20 those who have used them. The
Home acbine finishes its work where il stops, and
requires no fastening of threads at the end OF the
seam as most of the noie expensive machines do.
and suoh is the strength VI fitch. that il
seam is cut al every half stitch, it will rip -
These Machines sew from two s-dinary spaOs. as
pu ichased from the store. aud require rewindrg
of thread. They hem, fell and stitch in a superior
m ahner. and Will do better & cheaper ing than
car he Gene bY q scainstress al one cent nu hour
j lie style of the machine is ornaEentaI, and its
management so easy that child of ago can
work il with facility. They are built expressly
Family Sew ing. and for thGt purpose equal 10
any one hundred dollar mae hlne vet they are fur
nj shed th sta nd nd treadle cumpiete with four
extra needless an oil eau. tw and driver
for The mode rate sum of Thrly-fve Dollars
Hemmers furnished extra al five oIlars each.
Having been appointed Agent for Belmont county
! am prepared to furnish Machines. Call see
one in operation. ISAAC III. PATTERSON,
Juue23 81. CIairsviile Ohio.