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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-01

The Nord of Brussels says that the second
series of warlike operations against Austria
will be commenced simultaneously by sea
and land. The Allied forces will be put IN
motion to invest the Austrian fortresseS,-
Prince Napoleon proceeds to support the
right wing of the French army. klapa has
issued proclamation to the Hungarian s"i-
diers of the Austrian army, and Polish
legion is forming to assist the Hungarian
army at Genoa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-01

In a paragraph in yesterdays Gazette, it
WAS said, that Mr.. Levin, of Pennsylvania.
became insane from the immoderate use OF
opinion. The types themselves mast have
laughed at the blunder. They are kept so
fAat, xs suppose, they know nothing Of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-01

THE SIrrIN 81 GnID The PHILADELPHIA
Prnu>y llanlau learns from the / ton. John
Ross Snnwdrn, director Of the Mint. that
there ls every reason to believe that the yield
ii gold during the present sra>"n from our
gold producing States, Ill afford favorable
comparison with that Of any former year
IL also states there are large amounts al
huiion trrinural!y silver being received at
New Orleans ana San Franchise. FROM Mex
go The Branch M,nt ot the United State,
IL s4n iran,iagl ia pushci 10 II, utlnu,t
rapacity 10 meet the busines. thrown upon it,
BY reason OF the increased yieldo the mines
Of California and the receipt Of silver from
Mexico,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-01

Mr.. Smith O'Brien, gone back to Ireland
returns thanks for the cordial and polite Pc
ception he met with in this country. 1t is
said he prefers, on the whole, the manners
and customs of Canada, to those in the Uni
ted States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-01

Another automaton Chess Player has been
constructed, and is exhibited in New York.
1t is said to be very curious and ingenious.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-01
BLOOMFIELD ACADEMY,
i've miles west OF the University OF Virginia

W. TBBBs, Instructor Iu Language.
W LERUr BRurS MA. instruction. MHihunat.r,.
H. ". LrCnETr VI A, Assistant ia Lauguagg.
and Mathemalic-
JOsEpH VI. BRouS, Assistant ia Mathenni;n. AT
English
HNHE object Of thi, Academy /. To- prepare 81.
l. dents Tor the University of yIrgiuil nr Z. 81
them tor the dutie, OF life The course -. m.,.u.-
ton embrace, all those subject requisite ipr pr
paration for any Of the academic schools o.! rhp
University, and the method ~ tar "a prto'irntle,
Is adapted to that pursued AT that Institution.
The third session Will be gin 1H the 1T epDrmber.
The expenses are $50 year, parable .ylHI ..r-
nually ia advance.
For catalogues, address either Of the Principals.
Ivy Depot AlbemarIc county, Va
il -lawtSrblI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-01

4 Democratic Convention for the purpose
of nominating a candidate for Congress,
from the Prince Georges District, in Mary
land, is to meet at Bladensburg ON the 9th
inst. The most prominent names before the
marty are those of Hon. I. F. Bowie, Of
Prince Georges. the late member: Gen. Wal
ter Mitchell, of Charles; Gen. George W.
Hughes of Anne Arundel; and Col. b. u
Harris of ST.. Mary's. We do not know
that Montgomery, Howard or Calvert pre-
sent any names.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-01

L. WV On - :, !, =,
z--c' all sFh, '"'"s' a., '''
nr 10 hi + III II, '"' ''''o" '","'''
4 the eSsHa y VIII never agree 'iat'
h. el Iln1 wal. 'n"'e ~ ""' ,''u'"'
u tha 'H'"iue' u sn""lne'
dbl nteS' Win theii' s'''ii "e SURRENDER
MIA ar government, IL captured [" the
n man pu'chelN 81 ti'e'i "PP'ees"'s "''h'
retaliation, n"r Will they Acknowledge
@e obligation II those men t" turn their
Farms upon their hiVthct' III wal on tne
ground II superior allegiance 10 TIE lhhd IL
their nativity, aud without being held respon-
sible. II ietaken, ~ the penalty oi perjury
and treason. The manner ol theif le'urh,
whether voluntary Oh by compnlsI'n' can
not III any manner affect the fiSh' "l the
h"thrr country. IL exists OF IL does not eA'
SIT II does lhel "a" enforce IT, II 1t u'''
not, they must abandon II.
The question involved Is "A simple "he-
There Is II" necessity Tor outside issues,
eqiiy"cai explanations, "r t"rtu"n>, imt"m-
prrhrnsihlr rIrumlOcutlun Oh the subject. -
Ii ~ II the naturalIzed ''lAen entitled /"
tn" same protection from ms ao''P''n '"n'-
Try l''at 'i' nht''r ''''"7" ''',''' y, - Nv
not lhat T. the question -thr "h's que
tinh. say he - TIE ADMINISTRATOR VI
winch the secretary ~ the organ HaH9' NC IL
not. Let the people decide between Us.
There are three difficulties III the way "I
II unanimous verdict. They are lst, that
one portion OF the press looks t" the question
with view Ia sustaining It's party. ID, that
another portion Of the press looks Ia the sup
posed effect II may have upon the prospects 81
It's preferred candidate Tor the Presidency.
Whilst thirdly, the timidIty OF many leads
them Ia look 10 the consequences that may rr-
suit. rather thuu I" the mrritS oi the qur7-
tIom which alone involve the try" W"'"S OF
the adopted citizen This last might have
h,.u an ARGUMENT AGAINST the policy Of udup-
,;,,, I'm, ,.,,u,,, v..;,,h .,o,in,t a t,,r and L..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-01

The Gentle population in Utah. 1t is sand
condemn the course of Gov Cumming, while
the Mormons go in for him."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-01

A poor stranger, name unknown. fell from
the window of louise where he WAS stay
ing in Washington, ON Wednesday night
and was killed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-01

The alleged seizure ofthe Mexican ''oo'
COO Conducta, as reported in the last news
from Mexico, creates some talk. There rs II
call upon our government for acton IN the
matter
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-01

Total .-ucd aud authorized. .........s go 2b4 900
With the exception OF the Treasury note, but
little IT this l. relecmatr II all early iay.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-01
live in a rare age

NJ. Dodge, our late Minister to SPAN
corrects in letter published in the Nat''na
Intelligencer, certain reported statements o
his, concerning the acquisition OF Cuba
He admits that he said that the prospect ?
acquiring Cuba, by purchase, under pIE
circumstances, wac inauspicous, bu>Ndds'
that he never animated that t"proposltlon
in any way involved T. non"r OF opal"' or
that the punase might not, at some future
ner;o>De effected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-01

The New York Tribune, and other papers
are firing away at Mr.. John A. Washington,
for having bought some lots in Chicago and
construe it into proof that he gives up Var
pinia, and looks to the North alone tor the
g,,,,,rs This is a new mode of assault alto
rether. We suppose that Southern gentle
men may be suffered to buy lots and lands IN
ann part of the country, without being abus-
Ell as recreants to their own states. feopie
should at least be allowed to use their means
in lawful investments, without su6lsctlng
themselves to insulting remarks. But we
live i'm rare age.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-01
DOVER ENGLISH SCHOOL Male and fsmsls

nNHf ANNUAL SESSION ct thi- school n,iD.
l. mences the nr-t Monday ot SePrguhoT arh
closes The last OF juno, following. Jui, aui A..
gust, aud one week al ChT-tmg- are .nyn D.. 3D..
cations. The discipline l. uSn bat m,'G no
scholars are strictly under the eve Di the t,,a..
II" visiting, OF requoniIng village, Without per
mission. Philosophical and Chemical aPpnrat.'
sufficient tor illustration.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-01
published DAILY AND TRI-wEEkLY bi
EDGAR SN0WDEN.
ALEXANDRIA,:
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY l, 1859.

The Mississippi papers report Sspat"r
Brown, who was "barbecued" the other day
and made speech, to have spoken IN extreme
ly contemptuous terms OF the Democratic par
~ The Senator, who caused the debate IN the
Senate ON the I'D Of February last, by his
determination to have such an understand
Ing that he would u" longer cheat nor ir
cheated" said that the Democratic party waa
being abolitionized. 1t refused, he said, Il"
acknowledge the duty Of Congress t" protect
slavery in the Territories. lie proclaimed
that the only hope of the Southern Dem"cra
cy was to make II fight III the Charleston
Convention-to go there determined I" have
their views incorporated in the creed OF the
party, or burst the concern. lie had n"
doubt. as they had heretofore controlled the
party on all great questions. that the North
ern Free soil element would yield in graceful
submission again. II they did not, why
then apply the torch to the great temple OF
Democracy, and blow the concern t" FINDERS
This is the account of Senator Brown
speech, which we See reported IN the news
napers but do not vourh for It's correctness.
We have news from Liberia to May
The missionary operations were progress
sing favorably. There was perfect mania
among the inhabitants for cane planting.
There had been manufactured on the 81.
Paurs river during the present seas"n as
900 lbs. of sugar and $500 gallons OF mo-
lasse> aud syrup. and the grinding OF cane
was still going on. The expectations from
the port of Grand Bassa for the quarter end
ing March 81, amounted IN value 10 81
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-11
Coal & Coke.
CnnI. COnI, Coal,

ALLEN JONES, Dealer in COAL,
IA VIII keen cons ant on han aud f'I sale at Euclid
s. r. r. Cros lug, oy the load at the lowest
sh pi'es. v,. -, =
CRATES and fauiy generally Aso good Black
smith snd Sean Ctals always on baud aud UNbFR COOP
COVER A continuance tbs former patT nsge ct said
yard is respectful y solicited. Also would invite all
others wishin irchase Coal 10 give us eal before
pu cta,iur or intend selt ODD oJala and on as
reasnnap lie terms as can he bought IL the c ". 80
orders len he Post Office ud lroSsed to either Allen
Jones OF Il o p or, will receive prompt atient on
The subscriber coal constantly on henu on 'he
c &P r. Coal Pier, and Is receiving fiom ihe mines
for sale BY Che ton car load, good Family hek-
smith aud all OF which he will sell " prices u
suit the times Orders len at the Pvst Qdea to
ALLEN JONES,
will receive prompt auentt n
Office on e. r. r. X. Coat Pier aud for the above 81
Euclid st r. r. y, ssing Cltyt laud Olio sep9sa0
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-11
MORNING LEADER.
FRIDAY MoRNINo, nov II, 1883


CW-Pinn nnd ouumental win ing Of every deecfrion
done tt the Printing Establishment of tbs LfApER once
the latest improved End RAPID steam Presses 10
style short nattca tnd roasoutbe THtet
P.rtieuaf uii ention paid 10 blank work Livery de1cp
tion OF nuding done, tspecia y blaux Hooks LodFes
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-11
Gonl Dealers
Camel Coal.

j. M. KELLY, COAL DEALER,
OK THE
Cleveland Pittsburgh Il. R. Coal Pier,
.AS A SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF
Il "CANNEL COAL" for ssle. Call and Wy u.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-11
The ChaPHner.
HE PEARL,

Fer Anthracite Coal or Cote, oauItu pattern.
and uoanosd bV tho doEBns OF using the
tee 20 be perfect great eoOnoEe OF fuel uld grets
Heater.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-11
Dentistru.
DENFIS FRY
GUTTA ROHA Il AsE,
For Artificial Teeth

Is Anafaoturej and all varieties Of 9rtlnsai Neh are
No iii Marble Block, Superior street, Cleveland o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-11
DENTIST. .n,o,


DR. B. F. ROBINSON HAS RE:
~ moved ais Dentsi odice 10 his residence NO 20
ooA n -four do1Ys rth Ofthe K. Church, where no
viii be happy ali Of his former patrons OF any 9TH
sTa who may ueed his services
Clsvsland. March 90 lsss-mh2l:dt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-11
ENAMRLED CIR TIES AND HOUSE FUR
NISHIN3 GOODS
Tla, COppEF, aud Sheet Iron War

Ia the IL gst n tue m1rke, aud Just received IC
IA bost Hinses IA inninupt aud NV York, etere N
we're recently selected at the owcst prices. our asso
utnt OF
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-11
6Otrls,
DUMA s :
Gnnropers.

Engraving and LtIhogrRehings
DRAINERD L. BURRlDGE,WOOD
ID ENCRAvERS AND LITHoGhPhEhs BARK
street Cleveland. o.
DOBERT GILL-SILVER AND
HI Electro PIaer, ID Platter nd ManufactorIc9r-
ner Of Ouso and Prospect SITS Cup stars evearu
is prHpat ed to rtpate $40 us FORKS CWtos &,l anu
make them equal 10 Door Trimmings tur Nhe OF
Plated TO rder Bell Hanging prou pity attended 9nd
prices reaspnabe Mzsls,S
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-11
munts.
Boarding.

DOARDING. = The House No. "a
ID Public Square, and by he stone ChurS h-one Of ths
paired and opeu for Bosre Families Wishing tt
furnish their rooms accommodated with large
and convenient rooms borocms aud single R0arder
ard Day B1Brders will fnd good accommodations on res
sunablr ferms LHdes excluded, REFERENCES yet
apd rerelvsd anrIRN EuhkllIa
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THE WVICTORW
NALL, SCHOOL Hoy z os SToRE AND cHURc

\ n - " y " ~
HALL, SCHOOL HOU v Oe STORE AND CHURCH
HEATER,
Is rToved @ BE- Rreater IIsatet with the auouat
OF Autbrsce ArmuOus Cos than any other ~tOse or
the same purposet t Is kurnace and ovj ~ 0ne
combination.
~ Those Stoves, tose'her "a the lnrgest and tes
re les o. Eastern 81 or Cooking, fulor. Dining
Room, Be Room, s. no H0ueo, orc und CauIch pur-
posrs just receive cmpre the rest assortment tue
market Our tan. g stuck or
ENAMRLED CIR TEs AND HOUSE FUR
NISHlNd GOODS,
Is the Il get In tho marke aud just received (ro
III bot H1nGos N tnnnuptt aud NV YoTk, eter0 ihey
we're recently selected at the Owcst prices. Our assort
INT OF
TlH, Copper, uHd Sheet Iron Ware,
sti,l couliaueslsrgs. ard Of the BEST QUALIFY.
~ TIN ROOFING and all Iobhingia cur lice. W.
eI cute vi II proioi toe sud 'ntspuch
We having ected Ia ~ Cords, "escIhed abaye 10
pera nt the lowest Cash prces Oiier tuf sale
COZ dtnaly THIS c., geth Wuh our ihreeu ye re-
eInetie enables US To GUARANTEE hATtsfACGoN ard
oer aiga stock uf Coca at prices chrap cheaper
han thy can he purchased else~heIe n this market
Therefore don tail u call an deoide ior yourieNes At
the old and we'll In iwn store Of
| W. L. MARVIN,
Nc 42Publc Square, nsur.y oppnsIe old cour House.
/
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-11

b6y- For City News see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourtl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-11

, shinIns Ger week 90 City subsofibeFs.
Five Dsliars per ysarto Mall Subscribers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-06-17
AMERICAN < FOREIGN PATENTS.
II. II. EDDY.
Solicitor Of Patents

Lat, AgeHf oifhe u. 8. Patent Office, WASH
ineion. under ne act Of 1851.
10 stat, ST., opposite kiiby ST, Boston.
4 FrER 80 extensive practice Of upwards Of
n twsnty wears, conlinues o. secure Paienl' IN
he United siatc.; and also 10 Great Hr''ain,
France, aud other fofeign cogntries. ta'e"is'
Specifications Assignments, and all farers ~
Dnwinfs ior p,,rnts oxcrutrd ON liberal ieims'
and With despatrh. Rrseatehes made into Ame'
riean ~ Foreign works ,to determine the validity
or ,t,Iir Of Patents of inVrniions-sud legal ~
o,h.r ,d,icr rendered ~ al matters tuuching The
.,,,. con;ss Of che claims 81 any Puionts iur
,i.h.Jb, ,emitune One Dollar. Assignmsntf ~.
rofdel AZ Washington.
Thi. Agenc, u not oaly the largest ~ Ne" Lpg'
and but through /, inventors have Advantage fer
scouting n,ten,s. or asoeriainng the palen'Hb lf'y
M in,eniion.. unsurpasssd by, foot lmmca','ia-
M, .unerior 10. afy which can be- offered them
ei..vh.,.. The testimonials helow gwen prove
,h,, nam. 4. MORT SUCCESSFUL At TIE
ptTPNT OFFICE than The suhsrfiler, nd 80
STcCgSS rs THE nest PROOF or AID.
VINTIGES AND ABILITY, b. would add
tb,t he has slun iant reason a. believe, and rnn
,,ove thai ,t no nihei Office Of the Kind are the
rb,r,e. foe rnessiona lssIViecs 90 m"dsiaie. TIE
,nigsu.e pr.rtierai The Subscriber iufi"r twenty
,.,,.p a., has enabled him To- accumulate vast
,,ll.ct;o, az .peci6eaiinns aud official docisiars
,.t.tiv. ,o rntsnts Thee. besides HE extensive
Il,.r, ~ .e,i aud mechanica' sorls sod fili ~.
,,,,,. M P.ts.is grated in the Unitr, States and
r,,,,.. render him al,c. l,r,ond gueston, 10 ler
.ope,,or facilities Tor phiaining rairnis.
All n.rcssi, ~ ipugne, o. Washingion topro-
cur, . pa,eot, ADD the usual great della! there.af
saVrd inventors,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-06-17

ONTokp, w. Alta ooaTioi Probate held atPar'
-. ~,thia aad for the coonty Of Oxford, on
the 81 Tuesdsy of NAV 4. u. 1850.
ON The petiion Il MARY ;. BOWkEN'
" iofmrl Mary ;. Cummiass. widow ol ; y
Nos u. CUNAiSss late Of PARIS IA said ooSuN
dsssssed, prsyiag thtt her dover may b. a'siss'
81 and oat 10 hcr "a her late hu-baad e''s"
aii that Comn,ss,sscrs b. appointed TOT 'n"'
purpose
Oafa.d. that the aid peii,ioser give notice %
40 pr,.,.s intsrestsd b, causing copy Of tue
order 90 n. p,,li.h~d ihrcr weeks sucoessisely ~
ths ONf,rd n.msctsi. public nswsraper printed
a. Pare, that ihrs pi, appesr Al Probate '""'l
A. be- hsia a PARE ia saii Couniy, on the thru
T,sr.da, ofJuae aeSt, al .. and .hrN cause. iian'
thry have. sh, thu same shoald poi b. grated.
THOMAS N. brown, ystss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-06-17
ItHMMaOX'3
HE diCal Discovery,


AIR. KENNEDY of Ro>bury, ha. discovered
vi in "nc ui uur pasture weeds a remedy that
cmcs EVERY KIND Of lluMOR. from the
worst .,rulHl, duwn To- touuan fHnple. We
b.. tiled Il IN oyerclcycn hundred races, and new.
81 liled except ia two. liz has nov IN b.. pos
sc.,inn over two htadfed orulbcatcs II It, Nauc,
al wihih iwruu, ni,lr. 81 Boston.
Twobotiles arc warranted 60 cure nursing sore
moulh.
Doc to th,ec bottle, will cur, the worst kind Of
pimplc. on ihe hcr.
Two or thr,e bYul,. will cure the system u
Liss.
Two bottles are warranted {" cure the worst
Mod 1T eapks1 w. the inuuth sni stomach.
Three o. i've l-lulss ate safuutcd 10 core the
worst kui II eysiprlas.
One to two hrtles are warranted TO cure alIhu
nnf- 81 the sNss,
Two bsttie. src warranted 10 cure running, 90 ,hc
,ar. anL lluichrs ~ the hair.
Furr ~ ~ battle. ate warranted 90 cure cor-
rult snd uinniag ulcrrs.
Doe Is,tti, win cpfc scaly eruption. II the .kn.
Two ~ thee bottles pfr warranted To core the
most despenilc rs.es of fhsumatism.
Th,cr Co .iN bottle. are warranted to cnre the
salt rheum.
Five 10 eigh, hottie. cure the very worst eases
Of srtulula
4 I.ensft i. nlviy. expected from The FIRST lot.
tie and perfect curc warranted when the above
qunti, !. iakcn.
Nuthing look. 90 improbable % those who have
~ ,aia led all the wondeiiul medicines ol the
day, 80 that y common weed, growing ~ our pas
tufcs. aad along old stone val. should cure eve
Ty huupr; vet Il d. nov fixed fact. llsoHh'Nc
u humur il ha. got a. start. Thee are no ils 90
an,s alsut II, curing some cases bit not yours
IT, has pcldlcd over thousand bottles Of q ~
the vicinity ol Boston, and hnows the chec, ol
IN ever, cisr. Il has alfcady done some ~ The
greatest cure. ever oour IN Masslrbuscts. Tie
hs. given IL ~ ,hildron year oh, ind 90 old
aud 10 I'D prupc of aiNiN; aud has seci' poor, pei
nv backlog chlrrn, whns~ lesh Nis soltand hal'-
by. rcstorcd TO pe,lect state 81 health b' the zee
Of one battle.
To those WIN are troubled Wi,h SICK headache.
one lottie will aNaN. Cute II. u gives grcat re-
lief IN caiauh anl diLfine-s Soue shp have Ia
Non il have bcen costiye ior wears, and have becu
r.guLledby IL. Whr,e ihe body l. sound u works
quite east, bot where thee l. lny arrangement OF
the functions 81 nature IL vii cause VeiN singular
leelirgs, but N0u must not b. alauned-lhey VII
disappear in Iron, iour da,, 10 a week. There i .
never hid te.ult from it--oh the contrary when
that feeling j. gone. Sou viii feel yonfsclilke
new psr.on. heard some ct the most rNlnya'
CANT encnmiums II II that aan ever listened TO-
No change ofjsi ever aeressary. lat the best
yau eau e, and enough Of IL.
RoNEURY, Sept. 10, 1883.
Thi. 10 certify that u u. nay, Druggist,
Portland, I. ,ne ~, duly authorized geneIalageni
for nv Medical Discovery lor he State Of hiine,
and that he i supplied With lhc esnuln,, direct
frnm m, Laboratory. DONALD kENNhDh' /
II. II. HAY, Dmggis, Portland, the onlp nn'
thoriIed agent foi Maine.
Sold rs Andrews * Iiite., PATS llill; W. A.
Ru.t. 30. ra,i.; T.. AiWsod & Co., Buckhed
ID. =. Moves, Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-06-17
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
NEW srYLEs-PRlCES FROM s5oio si2o
INrRA cuARGE oT s5roE
rs SUMNER STREET. BosIoN'
tg5 BROADWAY, INV hoiN'

These Machines sew irim two spnnls' =. par.
rhasel irum the store, requiring M re'vinh,hs "'
thread; the, Hem, tell, Gather, nni sihch :"
.upetior style, ho'shing caca seam w. 'n'' uS"
,r.,,,;,, v;thn.t recourse to the hand nredlr.
a.. 4. r,o.ire u, other mach nss. The, will d"
better ae cheaper scWing than q sca'n'ifess eau,
,,e, n .be Wo,ks f,r oas r'si aH A'H', and are
uoaue.i,oaally. the 80 M'sbHs' ~ Oh" market
Ia, C,.,iI, sssiag op arcnuu ui their si"pliciiN,
durability, ease IT managrmcni, and adaptation :"
III V,riei - - G.miy sswing-eNecu'ing "'hrr
heavy %, fine work nth equal facility. aud With
oui special ja.iuirni. ,
a. evidrncr ~ tn aaqresiirned super'orh, "'
,hsir M,rhincs. thu Grover q liaAer Se"'ng va
chine Conpauy beg leave 20 re'pecil"''! 'r'er TO
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-06-17
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