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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-09-10
TO CONSERVATIVES.

having cured his Of Consumption in rs stages
being given die by the celebrated physicians
desires make known the mode OF cure (Which proves
cessul in every case to those afflicted with Coughs Colds
and Consumption and he will send the any address,
free of charge Address, enclosing two stamps to pny return
passage, DANIEL ANDRE,
ly-9 2ll Centre Street, N. Y.
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LIST OF GE n T S

To whom payments for THE VERMONT PHGNIx for
1852 may he made
west Brdttlehoro, A. DUNKLEEi Brooklinc, C. W STED-
BINS; Dover, LYMAN BURR West Dover, WM LION Esj
Dummerston, Il. A. KNIGHT; West Dulnmerson, . w.
WILSON; Grafton BENZ. ". DEAN; Guiord, ELMER
MiSJNj Guiford Centre, s. l.. SlBLEi Green River,
JOHN u. WALKER; Jamacia, OKIN kNOWLTONi Halt
fax, STEPHEN MILES, West Halifax, A. H. III ukER;
5 Iuth Londonderry, l.. PIERCE Marlboro, W.
LYNDE; Fayetteville, j. DUNKLEE, JR.; Williamsville
SAMUEL BROWNE Putney, wM. lIoUGIlrONi Saxton's
River, @. W. FAlRBRJrIlER Cambridgeport, A. A. wy
MAN; Somerset, q. X. MORSE; Sraton, MELVIN A.
KNJWLTON rownshcnd, o. BUTTERFIELD West
Tovnshend, 4. D. SAwNERi Vernon, ADDISON WHIT
HE'D; wardsboro, HOLLAND PLIMpTONj West Wards
blrl, LIBERTY WGLDERj South Wnrdsboro H. W KID
DER Westminster, II. c. LANE; Westminster West b. w
HAMBLGN Whitingham, II. N. Xix; Jacksonville,
n. p. HIrCICOCK Wilmington, oRIGEN sMITIIi Wind
ham, WM. HARRIS Jr South Wndhan, EZRA PIERCE,
JR; Chesterfield, n. H., H. o. COOLIDGE; lnsdale N.
H., @. J. AMGDON Winchester N. H., 4. NJ. FORBES;
North Bcrnardson, Ms, N. CHAPIN.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-09-10

II EROSENE OIL LAMPS. THE SUB
IN scribers keep constantly hand large supply Of
kese justly celebrated Lamps also, pure Kerosene Oil
In. 4 W. II ESTERB00K.
Brattleboro, Dot. 2s, 1853. ~
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ELECTRICITY IN DENTISTRY.

TIIE SUBSCRIBER IS HAPPY TO IN
form th1s. wishing Dental operations that he has
procured Electric Battery, made expressly for the pur
pose. Of electricity is applied directly to the
Tooth 10 he extract au the operation Is performed with
little or no pain Please call and see.
A. d. PUTIN M, Once opposite the Post Once
Dr. P. continues perform all operations in Dental
gerry in the sNul Teeth inserted from
entire set and plugged with fine gold making them
servccable for life.
Brattleboro, May 20, lS59.-lu-2l
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BUSIN ESS CARDS.

A LEXANDER II. PIKE, Manufacturer of
"A and Dealer in Lumber and manufacturer Of Phillips
Patent Farm Gate. Bills Of Lumber made out fitted and
furnished to order 10000 feet Of Capboards and 100 900
feet Of other lumber hand
Address West Wardsboro, Vt.
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G. NOURSE. Manufacturer

u. Nv IL . f., manufacturer OIL
and Dealer in Sashes, Doors aud Blinds Dealer in
Lumber. Planning, Ioinng Matching Scroll Saving, and al
knls II Panel Work, promptly executed In superior
ner. First floor u Estey Green's building raehoro VI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-25

A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
TORINT!EG PAPERS, News and Book; Coiored PaperSo
n an Endg, StTaw bo9rd9 binders and Trunk Boards;
Boards in Tissue and Shoe Paper;
and antla PaPeI Press Boerds. "A rtpeut o.
French Folio Post Packet and SIaTble PEbeT
Post Office and Bank Enx PaIers ali Kinds:
SheRing, Tack and Spice Papers; Printing ID WFitInG
Inks Alum, Bleaching PoEerss
sB Paper OF every description made order. - 5
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LINZ Y A.. THU RsDA

nehto resist privilege 81 the strong
That is allit that is init Our peopIe won't be.
tieyge it, but have told them SO, God Knows
often enough; but they say that they Won't be-
leye IT. but tell you that it is SO. The :Repub.
sllcan that thinks he is bound TO go aud follow.
ought. to study 1aw--at least lie ought
70 ESaa swan Treatise on Justices of the Peace
sor w NIcox's Book of Eorms 'Sss %
: We don't like your Slavery system. Our peo.
Z pie believe that we have got along.a little bet,
ter than you hasc in Virginia al and Kentucky I
iont know whether that IS right OF II. not have
! ny yopiniot on that subject, which would rather
/. Express here than over there rLaughter.l For
/ would like to goabroad over theIe-but here
/ ! 90 SO; believe, before God, that we have beat
Ion, aud the simple reason of it is that every
nan here lei! is working for himself, while over
mere the negroiis working for you. Keep them,
ina tell you you may come here and take
nen back when they run away from you; but
ioq must prove something on the subject, be-
a'lse VIC have great many men Of nv color
That. are not slaves. ELaushter.l / There Is no
need Of quarrcling upon this subject There is
nota State in the Union, as maintain, where
law IS more scrupulously, and studiousy obey.
ed and enforced, than in this State Of, Ohio.
Xhlch has risen, IN my lifetime. from a popula-
tlon OF 1900 to above two and a half millions.
/: 3no tue laules Will bear me witness, that am
49, e ] SA',t' LSApPlhuSe ana laughter
/! We beat you on that point You beat US in =
good many things 6utsw beat you in that. and
my beiefis that it is owing to your having Slave
Slabor instead Of free labor Therefore il Is VIC
! don't wsnt'it. we have no duarre ,yitB Kan.
ftucy about it, because it is a local affair, with
/. which we have nothing at all to do, and / would
.advisc every man in the slave States to beware
!; how they make it other than u local affair; keep
git wthinyour State limits, affected only by y6uT
| State laws, and do with it in the Territories
what Congress chooses to do with it,.
| My people differ with mo on that, but I say.
let them establish it il they please so to decide
For hold, that when you give omnipotent
power to men to do thing, they nav do Il or
not as it shall please them. That is5the doc
trinc Of The Republican party on that point.
CYcLoxE.-An officer on board an English
ship, describing cyclone in the Arabian Sea,
says "there. seemed something inexplicably
strange in the appearance Of nature. Heavy
dark masses of clouds stumbled and rolled
ab"nt in dire confusion, a calm fell suddenly.
ami the air became thick and heavy, causing .
diihenlty in respiration The sea, initiating the
clouds, rose in crested masses. The ship be.
came inundated with numbers Of beautiful
butterflies, and many species Of sca.birds crow.
dcd the deck, and lay with dropping wing,
completely exhausted, some even entering the
cabin" i
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@. r. BR,O ,ONV7N


=
EALER in Watches, Cooks JeveIry Silaer and Plated
MSTt1 AssTt fer the sale Of the ckLEBRATED American
Agent for the WHEELER lLSONEViNEi ~
annonne his return from New with u complete ~
Of every variety of goods which Vii
he offered at prices to- compete with any in m.
country Please call and before purchasnT else
'stS sepI6-1ys
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-25

25s 1869. j. ].
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-15


MARY WORDSWORTH survived them all Blind
deaf and bereaved, she fingered on at Rydal
Mount, dearly loving the vine-clad cottage, in
which she had resided for nearly half century,
and proud of her husbands fame, and of the many
tributes that had been paid to his memory. s'She
twas, says a writer in the London Dalg Neaos
1.-THE incarnation of good sense as applied to the
concerns OF the everyday world. In so far as
'her marriage and course of life tended to infiIse
"a new elevation into her view of things, it was
"a blessing; and, on the other hand, in as far as
ut infected her with the spirit of excl,eiveness
(which was the grand defect of the group in its
"own place, it was hurtful but it was less an evil
than an amusement, after all. 1t was rather
serious matter to hear the poets denunciation of
1.-The railway, and to read his well-known sonnets
ION the dissertation Of the Lake region by the UNI
'hallowed presence of commonplace strangers
and 1t was truly painful to observe how the
''scornful and grudging mood spread among the
young, who thought they were agreeing with
WORDSWORTH in claiming the wales and lakes as
"a natural property for their enlightened selves.
'But it was so unlike Mrs. WORDSWORTH, with
cher kindly, CHEEKY, generous turn, to say
mat green field with buttercups would
"answer all the purposes of Lancashire
Operatives, and that they did not
''know what to do with themselves when they
''came among the mountains, that the innocent
'insoence could do no harm. 1t became fixed
sentiment when she alone survived to uphold
at"
And now she, too, has been laid by the side of
her husband, and the daughter they both so dearly
loved, and the sister DOROTHY, who was WoRDs-
woRTHs constant companion in his journeys; and
Lake tourists who go down to Birthwaite by rail- to
visit the haunts frequented by WORDSWORTH and
SoUTHEY and CoLERIDGE, while they will miss in
future at Rydal Mount the half pettsh welcome of
its venerable mistress, will find an additional in
centive for lingering for short time in ''the
"sacred corner of Grasmere church-yard, where
''she, too, now lies among all those who had once
'fmade her home.'' -.-=...a VT -- ..rr.
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MERCHANTS ADVERTISING Confession AND COL
LEcTNG AGEScrrhe proprieors of this established
agency have located branch their house in the
city OF Baltimore under the immediate supervision of the
senior member of the firm. Merchants and others can
have advertisements inserted in any publication in the
country at the publishers oest rates By calling at our of
flee they can examine their leisure largest assortment
Of papers ever collected in this city .s s
q. q. I'm. CHICHESTER & SANFORD,
Sun Iron Building, second story,
fe9tmyI Entrance M, Soptb straa+
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HARDWARE.

HARDWARE. ,,.,
~ Vps RS ASESTS %2P bEAfEk #sffS IN
HOE cos CAST sfE Eko HL h4 cRoss GT and
FsHRER n NORRIS AMERICAN AIER EAGLE ANvILs and
= SRHlG H % CUT rAcKs SHOE NAILS
SSq$I TF S$cf fARTFoRR AXES, HATcHETs, &c
RTSsssEt2 I Erwin MANUFACTURING coMpANY,s
FITCH 4 MS1ASNgFAcrURING coaPANY's CABINET and
AM NJ lNS44 HORSE NAIL CoMPANY's HORSE AND
bSSEEIS$ WAEDRdS B da G6&S and GRASS
f SUER s EAb shE ffTTHF sT8SEs
All of which we offer at lowest Factory Prices fes2m
pRIYATE TUITION.-A GRADUATE OF
Of y who graduated hono
een f gd Geg Or aesysf High
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS.-The subscri-
bers agents for owners offer for sale or lease on law
9rabls terms. T " Q desirable first class L OF en-
Of $50 feet '''''ns % iee'' VITA. =" "i%r.i
sRE sSs HeP
streets and in the immediate vicinity Of the handsome inn
..,,.. '-'"'' App' SyfBsoN Co,
nor SALE.-5OO lbs second hand NONPA-
KE SrE very little used Also about 100 lbs
ff.:f FOR SALE OR RENT.-A three-storv
@ii DMELLiNG with double back building modern
s,s.rs ''' FS SEo R y AfS'l5 Apply
80. 1si21M % Smiths wharf
IN THE COURT OF COMMON Pleas
sa a on this 18th day of February 1861 that the
tee of by a Luther Reynolds Trus
On S The 5 ay a s
TINS order be published once in each before that day
t.,,,v, WILLIAM J. HHAAHHTi RI
VIRGINIA PEACH AND APPLE BRANDY
I" e 's' Prime Virginia .eI pp1s Brandy.
I EGs ssle by De ccoRMIs ROGERS,
- : = No Commerce street
~ Charles Heidsick, Marquis de Poncet and ia usro;o
Champagnes, landing this day and for sale by VIC
fel5tf DE oo M kc 4 R0GERs,
ARD OIL.-20 bbls Superior. No / Lard
Bowg us RECEIVED and for sale by WIN c. ROBINSON 81
R00STOM CRACKERs.-ALWAYS FRESH
Biscuit and Soda Crackers for sale By i' MIC MIX
fs,s-tmb,or GEO HoLL1Ns,
HORSES FOR SALE-A PAIR OF
GOOD STYLE AND FINE TRoTTERs, per.
sf5 e''iy gentle and WARRANTED IDS so s Apply
900 pounds Bulk and Ba-
ICON Shoulders for sale by JOS, CARSON CO. fel5tf
III ANS, 900 small Bulk and Bacon Hams for
sore ~ ooorI II oAhSoN Co fel5-tf
nal SODA.-l0O casks Newcastle just received
1and for sale by j BAKER Sc s. Charles street elstf
- HlPPlNG TOBACCO.-lO's, l2's, les, ls's-
and 2Vs Of desirable brands, for sale by COURTNEY
son, No 65 South Gay street f.Is. %
rRAVELY TOBACCO.-Also other fine
brands, always on hand and for sale by COURTNEY q
SON, 65 South Gay street - S.iste
al .BBLS. SUPERIOR EXTRA and FAMILY
Tl9nE 80 bushels Cloverseed, for sale by JAMES
" AAAA 1TVhD' spears wharf, feI5-tf
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NJ A r RI Z ID

On the 10th instant by Rev. j. G. Morris, Captain VIM
TAihhLEN OF Northumberland county, Va, to Miss MARY
THOMAS, daughter of John Thomas, of Baltimore
On the 10th instant BY Rev. George A. Leakin SAMUEL
" ma MMiakSHALl Of Baltimore county, to Miss MARY J.
On the 9Th instant, by Rev Mr. Hurst, WILLIAM H. VAN
CITY " - -'sA-' ~, VI
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Ep SHIP 'MACAULAY'' AT AUCTION
terested, the advertisement Of G. MOTION STEWARF
f e dRffh MI4GHspAY h sas
fine vessel at ans s IN O s eH S Of prO
originally with her outfit ss2O and is only little over
bushels %rre TIeur and de fS% ho
than ieharsed in eSceisnt c sas 5%e
fel9-ts --- GIBSON & CO, Auctoneers
lP MARYLAND INSTITUTE LECTURES.
e RsT TTFSBA{ Il aT$ I5t BY the
ftSEh p %Hb FLEA FOR
Tickets IS cents-for sale at the door. fel42t
1P LECTURES ON ARCTIC EXPLORA-
ects m0SA 68use THREE EEGTgREs sub
by 1r HAYES, late Surgeon to the Kane Expedition
THE ICE rsEffP 81 FFfahEEu f5L K SEAS
TIL fhEV 6PkS F fsSSIl8fEy SEA- Z
~AR SFRsf IlFE A FSS95q FRa =
cket % cents lectures commence at ~ o'clock fel44t
|CY MERCANTILE LIBRARY
LECTURES
THE ELEVENTH LECTURE OF THE COURSE
WILL BE DELIVERED THE
UNIVERSALIST CHURCH,
ion THIS TUESDAY EVENING, at O'Clock. bv
REV. E YATES REESE,
SUBJECT
"THE RELATIONS OF WOMAN TO POETIC LITERA
TUREn
This Lecture will embody selections of Illustrative
POETIC READINGS
From distinguished English Authors
Doors open at II o'clock, fe12-st
GP CATHOLIC INSTITUTE
LECTURES
THE SECOND LECTURE OF THE COURSE
WILL DELIVERED AT THE
~ E W A SIS E MBLY ROO MS
On THURSDAY EVENING, 18th inst, at O'Clock, by
GEORGE H. MILES.
SUBJECT
1.-THE C0LLEGIAN AND THE CLERK
Course Tickets 81. SingleTcket % cents fel2a
lEP N % &c E RESUMPTION OF THE
- DAILY TRIPS TO NORFOLK AND THE SOUTH
the steamer LOU will resume her trips THIS DAY
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, and the GEORGIA on I'll ES,
DAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, at 5 O'clock r NJ
-leu-lm NJ. N, FALLS, President
1P NOTICE.-Notce is hereby given that
W. NO WHARFAGE WILL BE CHARGED on GOODS
SHIPPED TO AND FROM NEW YORK BY the CromWeirs
steamers, ON and after this date
SAML 7. PEARCE, Agent
po,.;. I'D, ~, 800 lie Spears wharf
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G0nfah0n.

MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE FOR
1FlY0UNG LADIES.-The WINTER SESSION begins
November Sd 1855 The of instruction in the usual
branches s full and thorough being under the direction Of
an eHcent Faculty of able and experienced Teachers Every
necessary appliance required for Female education is at the
command OF the Institution Parents who desire thorough
education Tor their daughters with the comforts and ad
School '''' ~ - "
n or terms OF admission and further information,
hey GEO LEWIS STALEY, Principal, Mount Washington
baltimore CO.. Maryland, Rev. DIR. HEINER, Second
Baltimore Catalogues can be had at CUSHINGS a BAL
LIE ., Baltimore ST. sl51y
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The GREAT BILLIARn March FOR SlO,OOO.-"We
the subscribers, agree to play match of the Amer
lcan tour ball carom game of billiards. consisting
OF 1000 points up, for SIS 600 "a side-half forfeit
81 ,000 OF which to be now deposited in the hands
OF Henry Cotton, to bind 81 500 more to be depos-
tied with the above stakeholder, on or before the
2Sd day of March, the game to be played on the
18th day Of April, 1859, in city of Detroit, in the
State of Michigan, with two umpires, chosen by the
parties, who shall choose a referee whose decision
shall be final.
The game to commence at Z o'clock, p NJ on
one of Michael Phean's tables, (patent of 1857
with round balls, of the usual size, 2ss-Mr Phelan
to have the selection of any of the said tables now
in use in Detroit, which table is to be put up in
some proper place for this MATCH in proper lights
at least four burners over the table, on which
there is to be proper cloth. The expenses incur
red from all the above to be paid equally by both
parties. Should they not agree on what is proper
in any of the above particulars, then it shall be
determined by referees, each party choosing one,
who may choose the third Should the parties
disagree as to any of the rules of billiards which
shall govern the above match such disagreement
shall be adjusted by referees, as above who shall
also adjust any other disagreement not provided
for, or which may arise, which decision shall be
final. MIoHARL PBELAN
For JOHN SEEREITER.
City of New York Feb IL 1350
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[Fron The louisville ELMES.l

WHAT is 1T FOR-THIs WooD's HAIR REsToRA-
TIvE?-Isa question asked daily by hundreds We answer
without hesitation or fear of that il the only
article known which will do all it promises for the human
will restore its natural color 1t is Hair Dye, but
quarts s.. " - ~
CAUrIoN-Beware Of worthless mutations as several are
already in the market, called by different names Use none
unless the Wers Prefess9r Woods Hair Restorative Depot
Sold by all Druggists and Patent Medicine Dealers Also by
az Fancy and Toilet Goods Dealers in the United States and
JOHN c. GIVEN, Chinamans Tea Store
fs7zw 81 and 80 Baltimore street.
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JOHNsToNs INSURANCE Rooms,
70 SECOND STREET
FIRE DEPARTMENT
companies Capital and surplus.
security insurance Company OF New York;. s2670OO
rhenix 4" ........ $4,000
hesoute, 247,OOO
new world 245,OOO Z
Montauk, 100000
Charter Oak OF Hartford, Connec ticut $4,000
insurance company OF the Valley of Virginia 35l
Aipemarle, OF virginia. 100000
LynchDurg, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 100000
Northern Assurance Company London 2l94lu
MARINE DEPARTMENT.
Mercantile Mutual of New York lOl4Iso
Lynchburg of Virginia. 20OO0o
Charter Oak of Hartford Connecticut. ....... s42DU
Marine and Fire Policies issued upon approved risks with
out the delay of consulting the home Offices
Policies issued losses adjusted and paid
THOS. D. JOHNSTON,
fel0u u Second street
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ID | F ID

DIED.
On the 1Sthinstan in the Sd year his age, HARRY
second son of Charles H. and Sarah E. Craft
On the 18th instant, THOMAS McKAIG in the oath wear
of his age. - - NV ~ '
On the 18th instant CATHARINE ROSELE SMITH
aged ~ years. eldest daughter of Andrew and Bridget
Smith. ...l- : $50 Re'
On the 18th instant, MARY AMANDA, aged 10 months
and Is days, infant daughter Of H. Lee and Alice Ann
HEALTH OFFICE Baltimore, Feb Ia, 1859
Report % tho Deaths in City Of Baltimore the Week
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Intelligence has reached the city that Capt
Palliser, who is at the head of surveying party
sent out by the British Government, has discover
ed pass in the Rocky Mountains, about the 5lst
deg. OF latitude. 1t lies between the head of the
kokinkski River, fork of the Southern branch of
Saskatchewan, and Bow RIVER ontrenL HsrnM
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-15

Hon. Judge Perkins, of the Oaks, Mississippi.
has just given 500 900 to the Theological Seminary
ut Columbia, South Carolina.
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For JOHN SEEREITT
City of New York, Feb. IL, 1859.

The members of the Putnam Phalanx. of Hartford
Conn.,, fine military corps, which numbered near
ly one hundred men at parade, have decided in
purchasing their uniforms, to get the exact
uniform worn by Gen. Washington at the time be
this purpose they have procured exact drawings to
be made of the uniform itself, at the Patent Office
in Washington, and this pattern will be followed
exactly, even to the number, size and color of
~'~
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R. P. BAYLEY,
No 6 HANOVER ST. NEAR BALTIMORE ST.,
Has Just opened fine stock Of CHINA GLASS and QUEENS
WARE SILVER PLATED WARE, CAsToRs, FINE CUTLERY &C.
which he intends selling off cash Persons abou
buying would do well to call at No HANOVER MIC If
LADIES' FURs
Sable Mink, Stone Martin, Fitch, and all Others manu-
factured repaired and sold lowest prices DAVIS Bati
more street, doors east of the Bridge feslw+
THE POINTED YOKE SHIRT
Is manufactured to order by
CONSTABLE, WALKER & Co,
1856 Baltimore street
This is pattern of their invention which, after many
changes, they are prepared to pronounce perfect
Give them call-opposite the Museum +
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PHOTOGRAPHS IN Oh CoLoRs.
PHoToGRAPHs-n India Ink ..
PHoToGR APHs-in Water Colors 3d..
PHOToGRAPHs-Pain Mammoth.Size
PHoToaRAPHs-n every style.
PHOTOGRAPHS made every size. .
PHOTOGRAPHIC TEMPLE OF ART
G. N BARNARD,
n26m No. 2l3 Baltimore st.
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SAVE MONEY AND Buy SLoAT & Co.'s
LOCK STITCH SEWING MACHINE
Price $50 and sos, complete
RAauy and eesenre Stitch on both sides of the
fabric sewed economy Of thread simplicity of construction
portability and of operation, speed quietness of move
ment strength rim or rayel
applicability to variety of material compactness and ele
gance of model and finish t r
L. D. CHASE, Agent,
nlo-tfr No. 80 Baltimore street
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THE GROVER & BAKER
SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,
Having greatly increased their facilities manufacturing
their celebrated FAMILY MACHINES with all recent i'm
provements have reduced their prices, and for sale
NEW STYLE MACHINE,
PRICE $50.
no longer questioned that these Machines the best
in use for family sewing They
HEM FELL, GATHER AND STITCH
in the most superior only machines in
market that well and simply made they may be
sent into families with other instructions than are con-
aimed in circular which accompanies each machine and
rom which
CHILD OF TEN YEARS
may readily learn how to them and keep in order
They make upwards of
FIFTEEN HUNDRED STITCHES A MINUTE
and will do the sewing of family cheaper seamsress
can do it, even if she works a. the rate of
ONE CENT HOUR.
Is there husband father brother Unit.d States
who would permit the dudgery hand sewing in his fam
ly, when a GROVER BAKER MACHINE will do it better
more exnedtousy and cheaper than possibly be done
by handp
Offices Of exhibition and sae:l81 Ba tmore street Balt
more; 1876 Broadway New York
~ Agencies in all the principal cities and towns IN the
United States.
rs Send for a circular n,,t,