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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-10-20

THE CONGRESSIONAL ELEGTIoN.-Th
election of Col. Scranton over David H.
Randall, as the representative in Congress,
by majority which since '55 has boon
reduced from 1880 to about 500, has i'm
posed heavy task upon the Republicans
of this district. With lavish expendl-
turc of money all over lhe district, they
labored earnestly to impress every work
ing man with the idea that ho was to be
MADE RICH if he voted for ScraRton--hoW
was not exactly stated-but Col. Scranton
was to effectit. Now, gentlemen, the work
ing men of Luzerne will hold you to your
promise. See that you do not again de-
ceive them, or retributiye justice viii fol-
low as sure as your deception is again
made apparent. Look to it-you have q
grave task before you.~Luserne u ION
~ \
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-10-20

COLUMBIA COUNTY always faithful to
the Democratic praty, has elected her en-
tire Ticket, as will be seen by the Official
Returns
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-10-20

FRANKLIN Bound, (Rep.) beats REu'
BEN KELLER, (Dem) IL votes for stata
Senator, in this District.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16
ssy- A ohafaoterislio scene occu

ssy- A characteristic scene occur
red in the theater nj belfast. Ireland,
on the 18th ult. An actor NAMED
Moss, rushed before the curtain, and
asked the audience 10 interpJ be-
tween him and Mr.. Scott, the mana.
ger. who, he said, was drunk. lie
was holly pursued by the manager,
and they had fiat gght on the stage,
the Irish audience being In high
state of delight, evidently sympathi-
ring with Moss, hut peltipg both com.
batants with eggs. apples aud other
missiles. They presently disappeared,
but soon Moss darted into the orches.
ira, chased by constable and police.
man. aud the row then became gen
eral. II ended by the play going on
ma usual. and Moss performing his
part as If nothing had happened, the
little episode having evidently refresh.
cd the audience nightly.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16
CLOAKs a. sIgAwI.s.

7 AIDES wanting Cloaks aud shswls,
IL will do we'll to call and examine the
splendid assortment Of these goods which
have just received.
E'RENCH Metinoes, Dslsines. Cash
II meres. Alpaocas, DC, DC. ! have just
received fino stock Of those goods.
DLACK Silks, plain and figured Dress
ID silks, Poplihs, Foulatd Silks, 30.
have a beautiful stock Of those goods.
TIVE above goods are Of the latest styles
j and will be sold cheap.
TIlOS. u. O'CDNOR.
sept23 Cor. Third and Laurel street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16

CorroS SENT DiREcr FROM MEn-
PMS TO Eur rE.-We have the graft
ficatiou TO announce that the first lot
ofccttou, consisting of tifty-three bales,
has been shipped direct from Mem
phis TO Europe. The shippers are
Messrs. Addison & Chapman, Of this
city. and itisexpected that it willrcach
Liverpool in twenty.seven days at the
outside. The cotton was shipped on
tho Dacotah on Thursday. for Gin
cinnati, thence it will be taken by
railroad TO New York. and from there
to Liverpool by steamer,-Enqnirer.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16

SPEAKING AT RosHpAJE.--Op
Saturday the 20tb inst, there is TO
be public meeting Of the citirens Of
lbsrville and West Baton Rouge at
Tlosedsle, where ]. o. Faqua, will
address The people, in behalf Of the
Union candidates.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16

~ The Postmaster. General has
issued an order that after the first of
November, all unpaid letters will be
sent to the Dead Letter Office, the
practice Of notifying the writers there.
of not having had the desired effect
20 prevent their accumulation.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16

The REMAINS OF Gov. WuLARp.-
The remains of Gov. Willard. Of In
diana, who died at st. Paul, Mime
sofa, left Chicago on he 9th, for In
dianapolis, in charge Of a committee
of citizens from that city.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16

soy- What ia a snob 7 A snob,
Madam, (says Quilp) is usually per-
sou Of the feminine gender, and may
be known by several characteristics.
She is polite TO her superiors T; AFRO
gan. with those 81 lower station ;
fawns on the rich; snubs the poor,
aud preteuds not TO know her own
mother when she chances TO meet
the old lady in Questionable clothes.
She has plenty Of brass and few brains;
aud is always uneasy from suspicion
that her intrinsic vulgarity may fail
TO be hidden by her outward gentility.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16

WARS CArpor Bur iiEAbrH.--i ohm
Jacob Astor isft . son bearing bis own
name, Who IL now hopeless imbecile.
Our readers have perhaps often seen
him creeping about the streets, attended
by . gentleman who never leaves him by
dsy or night. An elegant mansion on
Fourteenth street, 10 the abode Of tho poor
unfortunate. A yard, comprising an en- p
tire square, IL attached, with room for
walking riding on horseback ,snd for recre
alton. Horses, carriages aud servants wait
on hia call. lie was a promising boy until
he was seventeen, when his men nj and
physical powers began to fail and he -
Vow reduced 10 what we 500. Ills attend
ant. who IL said 10 have nndoubted inHu
snce ovet him, II largely compensated
Bssides q liberal provision for him In tho
case Of Mr.. Astor's death, he receives
10000 a year, with his house trent aud liv-
ing. What poor laboring man, with his
dollar day, would exchange places with
John Jacob Astor.--N. Y. Ssa.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16

AMERICAS llnpsEs ron ESeLAsp,
A letter from correspondent, desert
bing the late st. Louis Agricultural
Fair, says
Ono Of the trotting horses S'irer
Heels, attracted the Duke of Newoas.
Ties attention, aud was purchased by
him. Another, VIDE Awake, came
In Cor the Princes admiration, aud
like his friend. the Duke, he also be-
came a purchaser at The Fair. Both
will be sent TO England.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16
RANAWAY.

LNROM the plantation of the under a.
II signed in West Baton Rouge, *
about tho 18th of August last, the ne ~
gro man SAM, aged about rs years,
Of black complexion, very likely, and
when spoken 10, looks wild, he is about 5
feet eleven inches high. purchased him
of Henry A. Castle on the 5th of April
1859, and by him bought Of Col. John K.
White, of st. Louis, No.
A reasonable reward will be given for
his delivery to me or committed in any
Jail, that may get him.
oct 92wd. JOHN BUTLER.
.sg Advocate and Sugar Planter please
copy two weeks.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS,

=. SCHMALINSkY e. co..
Will open On the 9th inst, part If their
w new selected stock Of Fall Goods Of choice
lot ~ shavis, Ooaks snd MantiIias new
style Of Oorsets Curtain Dsmssk Of n greet vsrie.
" together with a splendid assortment ef Eubroi
derles, which will he sold ~ The loves, price
Come and see al the PEOPLES STORE. septic
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16

DEATH oFAN AMERICAN CONSUL.
A despatch to the State Department
mentions the death at Florence, OH.
b. johnson, lately appointed Consul
TO Coustantinople.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16
NEW CALICOS

FANCY DRESS GOODS.
TINE subscriber will receive by the new steam
err from New York, 800 pieces of French, Eng
lish aad American Prints, comprising all the
newest patterns, among them some new small hg-
ures Tor chidren-also q fall assortment Of
Rich Fancy Dress Goods,
the newest things Of the season, together with
a large assortment Of Dress Goods.
sept2g W. d. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16
FOR SALE.

A NEGRO WOMAN, good Cook. Wash IA
IA er and Ironer, aged about 4 years, en-
the above woman can lie purchased on A
reasonable terms, II application Is made son (;
said slave is offered for bad fault, put to raise
money, said slave will be offered at public sale
In front Of the Court House door OF said parish
in the city Of Baton Rouge, on
SATURDAY, THE aD DAY OF NOVEMBER
next, at IL o'clock NJ, Of said day. should she
not be previously sold at private sale. For further
particulars apply TO the undersigned.
Ict2 IL. v. BABIN Sheriff,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16
Knitting and Sewing Machines.
uotSsEb UNDER uowts PATENT, isie.
WHEELER & WILSON.
GROVER q BAKER.
I. NJ. SINGER a. Go,
Fuiiy Guarantee. ne to night. Title
and Utiii'y.

I WOULD MOST RESPECTFULLY GALL THE
attention Of Planters. and the ppblc fensr.
ally, To- my very extensive and varied assortment
~ The shuve isbut On wing machines
In thus presenting myself 10 the public, beg
leave 70 state that am not an Agent for anF
particular machine nrer anyiter but IL, them
stand on their own merits, aud n any machine
dnss nat prove ~ he what IL represented. II can
he exchanged ~ the money viii he returned -
Parties iivins 81 a dista.ee may rely upon being
dealt with fairly. Samples ~ Sewing aud Knit
ing seat hy maii, with prices attached.
In sending fat samples Of sewing. state the
kind ~ work The machine IL particularly required
20 do. also The Kind ~ stitch preferred, shuttle
tssns on both sidss,) ~ pfovet \ Baker stitch.
N. B.-All kinds ~ Sewing Machines fepsired,
cleaned and adjusted my personal attention will
he given Ia this branch ef The business. Needles
fof the following Machines constantly on hand
WILSON ". sMlTHs;
nAHTtiOLF MACHINE;
WHEELER \ WILSON!
GROVER \ BAREH.
I. NJ. SINGER ' COa
sUeyEht a aeobELHt
pAHMENTEH BOOTH
rbANER \ ANuFH;
RAYMOND MACHINE;
FOREST CRY MAUHINH.
HAHTLErT'E NOVELTY MACHINE.
Also
Machine siik and Upttrn Of the best quality -
t~ Time and sight Drafts taken on New
Orleans Houses.
sspt2G-f JOHN W. TRACY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16

Tas CRY Fstp sroRb.--Not satisfied
with a full stock Of The staple articles In
his ne, u cal Of The City Feed s'ore is
daily IN receipt Of more Of the same kind.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16
HE NOV Al,

T'iiE Subscriber begs leave 20 inform his friends
j and patrons and the public esnsrsl1y. hst
hs has removed his we'll known Establishment ~
Dupuys new building, opposite the brspeh ~ the
Louisiana State Hank. Thankful fir the lite Il
patronage bestowed upnn him. he respectfully so
iieits q continuance oftbs sams.
sept2G THEODORE GOLDMAN.
watehmstar and Jawallef
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16

SU ~ u ri FS.
Hl BOxEs various Brands Cswipg Tobaroo.
w ~ smoking do;
Casks Fine Brandy
Peach do.
Madeira and Port Wine,
Ginger Wine!
jamaica Hum!
10 Dozen tioststtsrs' Hittsrs:
10 binninEsr's London Dock Din
10 SingletOh's London Cordial do5
10 VOLTS sohsidsm sohbspps,
10 hsIAan's Cordial,
Gross Jacobs do.
Perry Davis Pain Killer.
10 Fahnsstock's Ysrmifugai
Asserted Fruit Jars.
ToWnssnd's Bulls, Williams aud
sands sarsaprills;
Mustard,
200 Ounces Quinins.
Harden Reeds 81 all kinds.
ICutisry, n nsw lot, just received.
Patent Medicines, Peffumsry and Fancy Goods 81
all kinds is Store aud for sale by
auglI A. STEWART a 90,
Druggists,
waddill's old stand. Main 81, baton Hougs.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16

FRost. On Saturday and sunday morn
ing the 18th aud 1ith inst, there was
slight frost here,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16
NEW FALL & WINTER GOODS.


NEW FALL & WINTER GOODS.
/ 'rnN UNDERSIGNED having just received a
! large supply Of FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
risr pRrss aonps nr rus LATEST STYLES
Comprising ~ FIGURED and PLAIN silks,
tUpLfNE. prLAINEh. HAHEuEE.
fnENCii, ENgLisii q AMEi1-
CAN PRINTS, MANTIbLAE,
| suAwtE TntMMINua.
~ al kinds. RIB
n9Ns bACFs,
CLOVIS.
moor SKIRTS, HTU.
ASH, Large assortment ~ CLOTHING, such ss,
Men snj Boys FINE CLUfii Fh0UK GOATS.
rALTorE, DvFH GOATS. FINE CLOTH
PANTS AND VESTS ErU.
All kinds of gents FutnishinR Goods HATS and
OARS; large vsrity Of Msp, Ladies, Misses aud
Childrens BOOTS SD SHOES, HADDLEHY, etc d,
10 which they call the attention Of their friends
| and patrons. assuring them that They will give
them ne good bargain In the run. as n thsy wets
10 keep auction goods, aud with q good lace on
o.tls ilHupH q RHODES.
Corner africa ~ Ferdinand st,esis
P,s,--psrties Indebted 10 ne sithss hy notes OF
accounts due, are notified ,hat the same must DO
closed between this and the Hfst December, 1890
~. q n.
A STEWART ~ CO.. Ann sOrE
IA. AGENTS. fot smith's Tonic syrup. the on
" feIishls Fpnic f't Vhiis ami Fever ~ Fever
and Aguei toetiB
A ETEwAHT \ co, Ann soLE AGENTS
N. Tor eantonlne Lpsenges, ~ wprn candy.
40 prepared ~ the louisville Chemical Works
the only SAFE aud pleasant remedy fof children
CHOCOLATE. aUm DuOrs AND Julul.a
" Paste. on band and 10 arrive. Fnt sale by
oettB A. STEWART 4 60
MUTE LnAp.Aon hand end 20 arrive For
w sslsby A STEWART \ 90.
I iNHEED oh .-~Ior sale by
" oetla A. STEWART 90.
I AND 0li,-Fot sale by
" uotig A. STEWART . 90.
uuHNfNg rLuiD--Fe, sale w
ID oetin A. STEWART a 90.
A LCoIinI-Fet sale by
" octtl A. STEWART GO.
= WIS Ans NOW wECEiyiNa A fHfEH sup.
~ ply If nfuss. Medicines, Chen ieais, Patent
Medicines. reriumstT, Fancy Goods aud all az
ticies 10 put line needed by riautats We respect.
fully solicit a call before purchasing. assuring
all who may favor Ne with their patronage thai
we viii leave nothing uadpns 20 give abstraction.
octl9 A. RrhwARr GO.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16
NOTICE.

f! HAVE nov IN Store lne assortment o. SEES
u ssnable Dress Goods 81 every description, I
deem u unnecessary In this notice. 10 make more
particular mention ~ ops kind Of goods than
smother hope ~ is sufficient 10 ssy that my
stcek will lie found suited 10 the waits ~ all,
from the youngest ~ The oideft
THOMAS y. OOONOR.
sepili UofBer Of Third and Jautel ste,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16
A NEW LOT.

I NAVE epsnsl new hi ~ Uslieps, tanRiag
! IRON 10 10 80 cents per yard, Ladies' IN pBrs
suit ofsgch would do we'll 10 make their salse-
ti"ns early. Twin receive my Winter Goods on
The IL, October The Millinery department will
be rs usual nonparsil, and Dry Goods, etc. %. X
FANNIE r. VUONOn.
septli North boulevard street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16
lailp Ga1sttt ann Gomtt.
BATos po,teH,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10, 1890,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16
ALE ANDPORTER,

a. ckskS Genuine India Pale Ale, 10 do,
~ Miner A SONS Sparkling Ale 10 Cases
s;pi1nesx' Dublin stout; ecssks Speyers Lager
Reer-for sale at reduced prices.
ssxaS ED. q wM Bo6EL,
New store. opposite the old stand.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16
Ayers Medicines.

Ep&wM. Bo0BI., are Sold Agents for Ayers
IL Cherry Pictorial, ssrssparills and Pills.
jsnelS,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16

I HAVE just opened lsfge sock ~ these goods
u embracing almost every article sppertaibibg
10 Gents Wear, such as Linen aud Cotton shiris
In all the different varieties, Gents undsfwsrs ~
all kinds. Ia ndksrchiafs, stoeks, Neotias and
searfs, suspsndets, Hosiery, Gloves, etc. In this
department am prepared ~ show the very best
goods. and will guarantee nothing better in the
market. W. u. PHfLLIPa.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16
Embro,ae,ie. and vhMe Goods.

Em,,rcide,ies AID white eoods.
~ TUrsE GOODS, have q splendid sssort
" msnt
BfD GLOVES
Twenty dorep 6fst quality hid Gloves. Of every
e6lof ard siss.
svAJENGInNNEs 4 BNgJisH THREAD LACE
have cheap and beautiful lot Of those Laees.
HOSIERY HosiEHYii
eifty dbssn Ladies' Hosiery, lust received
UALLiUOs CALLtUOsi
hhsve . large and ehesp stock ofevsry desorip.
tioh ssd quality 81 Caiiess, 7 wish the ladies
would JOCK Al their style ana quality and lbsui,
the prices IffOS u. OOONOH,
sppti3 tBrnef Third and Laurel SIS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16
IRISH LINENS.

| AM NOW prepared ~ show The hest LINENS IN
y this market such goods as I have been try
Ing 10 get fur = long tims-snd will wsrrsnt them
sll pure Linen and 10 wear we'll
sspt2D W u. PHILLIPS
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16
DIRECT IMPORTATION.

BY y. CApD EVIEBBB.
IL AV1Ng received very large assort-
! ] ment Of China Vases. Candle Sticks,
Vidpoche. Toilet Bottles aud Toilet Hets.
n large assortment Of China Cups and
Haucets-Als fine assortment Of French
Corsets, 10 doy., from the best msnufacto-
ries Of Europe, and for sale by
sept85 I. CAPDEVIEbJE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16
SUNDRIES.
NOTICE.

TNHE male school of r. d. Wilson, will
L be reopened Monday Oct, LIST inst.
Sept "a, 2w.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16
CLOTH CLOAKS.

A FINE assortment Of Cloth Clio ks Of the lat
IA est styles-just received, also some very
handsome Shawls, at the
sept?I PHILADELPHIA CASH STORE.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-03-15

,TrrrpV
iHE FRUlIpORGllAEDs ANp-S-S
Tlime is not u re0dcr oCthU lo"r"",
that is not Interested in good irHlt' ah'
every one that can, should gelsslL '9F'
independent Of the pleasure a'!oraS,
rjpe fruit will be found u matter OF
raoncmy. Apples, fpcac'e, PlNma
Pears, and Grapes, should low be Plaza,
Tod. There is no little sItil! reqaire1
IN pnn,ing y tree. 1t is not reasonable
osupposc, that a tree can be taken mp
~ al! its lbrous roots entire but it
should be taken up with 80 much care.
that as few roots arc broken a possible
Wherever there is q broken soot, thu
wound should theu be cut clean, an
the ton should be cut back 70 cores
pond with the Ios9 Of roots. The ire
should he planted no deeper q t"a e%rt'
than it originally stood, and should D.
planted firmly III once Il is wen u
select a cloudy day for tree-pIaHl'"2
but rather than miss, plant in the'"''
shine. g.,
AnpIo anil poar tree, that produce IN
fcrjor fruit, mny now be grated Il
their limbs with choice varieties. 90
lcct limbs not 0 than twice rs l"r3
,h a grort and craft within thrr
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-03-15
HOWARDD ASSOCIATION
PARLIAMENTARY.


A beneyOrut Institution, estp blishod by sle,"' '"
d0wnoit for he rclcl OF The tiCh ana wv
Cd tessrl, afflicted VIII vilhlell biOl
~rlilrluic d%lAcutrs. n,
Tho Howard As, OcloliOl, IN view OF tNe 'NIW ga
tIWninn olhunui lnr, caused by Sexual ~dif'F,rs' '"s',n,
Tic d|rCrlliurt llhGh cd VI 81 tue ullullbiihl' Nll',l III,
su,h Dir by QubChs, scNtlul years ago dllt'Nu w ~
Iuui ultiul SurpeOu,aSN CHARITABLE ACT wOrll} ~
tlcil name u 0rcI q lltI ctsNt} fOrth6 treainehl VI llEN
elias q. dr. eu,c t, ~ aIltiril lornls, AID 10 Pvc MedlVu
advice GRNllS tpall who "Ifly h> lctlct, WIN des'
r,illiOr of ihcii condition, age, occupHllJi, h0lilt ~ NC
r. Md if cases OF eSttcMc pOv-'ly, 10 fURNISl
Nti,II me, FEtEOF iIAEGh, II II %iccllrsh 01th
,l,i Inc association commands Tic hlghc'i Medical MI
oC tho pce and viii furnish tho most approved hIodclh
Treatment uo ms, incl bssu,,h
thuI tlielr lnbOis iUtlis sphere o. ""leNololN t',,' n"so
hctu uI great benefit to the al1lc'tu' etproiunl " Ve
yo,irr. and they have resolved TO ueNo'e ,huuie n v
wiil rene wed zeal, to this very Emporium WI '"N"'N"
pissed cause. p.,o,, M, suermp
I, rrho,a, or seminal Weakness, the vice ol on",'s w.
Nr,,turIniono or SelCA bnse, and other Diseases " we
SEWN Organs, by the Consulting Surgeon WHICH WI W. W
can, hv mail, On a sealed letter eDvel0peD rhtt W
CuARGE. an recent Of TWO STAMPS Tor postage =
oIber Reports and Tracts on the nature ana l'en.,He, . wi
SsyiDl diseases, diet, SC, are constantly DclhE PlolFnu,
ia, %-ratuitOus distribution aud VII he sem 'o,ncu n,.,ow
some of tie new remedies ahd melNuus VI tiu'E"''''
IIscoye, ed during The last year, are l great N"'uu' , ~
Address, for Report or tIcOtlncnt', i'N' y NNl"si'
]UoIIGUTlN, Actin surgeon, Howard Associhtloh' No
0 south Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
: Ey order Of the Directors.
Ezra n ilEARTWEll, President
Gro. FArECHILD. secretary.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-03-15
" 10 INV ENVF.V TIE SEWING MA
lUISE.?
THE HOWE
Sc VM9SG G TMEGMlhE,

ORIGINAL INVENTOR
AND PAlEAl hE.
Thee m%Ochpofhrc strictly ,rstclnss, and
,ur bcNnly and simplicity OF construction, On.
! f~Qhllhy, and etllcrncy ~ working, are I'M
| ,QNuIcd ty any. They make n llgl,t lock
s,,lcb more nearly mike upon both sides OF
| The goods than that made by any other ma.
chine.
They u re capable ofdoing q greater variety
! ofwork thiNn uny otl criamlIy machine. Tho
$50 machine is warranted TO do as fine work
as the Wheeler g. Wilson. and as heavy as
he large Singer machine
o." FAt.ILY MACHlNES--prices SGO.
so, $50, 80, and 100.
The Howe Cylinder Machine, for NIL Len.
thor stitching, such as Bco and Shoe work.
Carriage Trimming, Harness work, &c.
have always held Il reputation far above nnv
other machine u fact universally admitted.
No other Leather Machines use so small
needle as the Howe Cylinder Machiue.-
Price Sl35, and $50.
WHAT CONSTITUTES GOODSEWJNq
MACHINE?
|. !, should be wei mDdr, simple in its con-,
s,ruction, and easily kept in order,
., 1t should make n tight lock stitch, alike.
ON both sidcs Of The ma or al.
3. it should sew any and all materials that;
can be seWed.
f A. 1t should he abb to use cotton thread or
silk.
3. 1t should be able 70 sew from coarse to-
fine. and from thick 10 thln, with rap'dily and
without chongn NJ the tension,
& shuuId tie able 10 make tho tension
&C greater or less, on both the uuCcr and nppcr
: ,nrcaGs, and .ih uni orml'y'
+, II should have Il STRAIGHT needle, cuRv-
~ pucs urr io'ie IL "t'aF:
8. The needle should have per- cndicular
motion. This Is absolutely necessary for
heavy work,
Oh should be able to bind with Il binder,
hem with Il hcmmer; should stitch, fell, run
and gather,
Is, 10, / should he always ready to work.
II. It should he capable OF using the same
size o. lArcud on both sides Of the WORK., and
q! using different coIorcd bread or silk, above
or below, to correspond WIth any MO colors
OF G oIi, 10 bC una,d.
T. il Should be- able 10 make n long or
short slIIcn.
&c. IL. II should commence sewing tightly at
the first stitch.
II. Ii should run easily and make but llllIe
noise.
nd u. # should havca whccl.rccd; none Other
are IA constant contact with thc work.
>. rs. 1t should MOI be liable to get out Of or
's der.
H., II. II should not lie Liable to break the
thread, nor skip stitches.
II. IL should not be liable to oil the opera
tors dress.
vim. ~. 1t should not form u ridge on the nnde
side, nor rayrI out. nor be Waslelul of'hre0d
Us y the case wit! II chain stJtch II achlncs
81, % II should tot be more trouble than 1T
'"" WORTH"
arr THE BEST
lao. The Howe Family and Iculhcr Machine
are warranted TO give better satisfaction iha
other machines IN the market, or mon' y re
fundrd.
The hest Sewing Machine Cation, in III
20 civ LOrts < Maruaught'.) at 80 cents pc
dozen, lluNcs A0,AIEp Twist, cXccIIel
article - cruls per Nu%ru.
CONE BROS G3 College Street,
., Jan. .G,A. Nashville, Ten L