The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-06-20

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Rev. w. P. STRICKLAND 4 AIf9EsI
Rev. N. VANSANT, NJ. v....sIsss,2
Rev. r. B. YARD, ~ WV lo'"'
Rev C. LARUE, Al
Rev. E. P. RODGERS, D. b.
Rev. w. B. SpRAGUE, d. d. .Albasy, NJ.
Rev. ]. N. CAMPBELL, D. D.
Rev. C. ANDERS0N,l - s ,-za
Rev. C. HAWLEY,
Rev. D. H. TEMPLE, .asburn N. Ksa5igqgG
Rev. T. M. HOPKINS al, sbiyo7a o3
Rev. ". 4 aoSMEa, SanE wv sTo5so9al Dgs
Rev. C. J. BOWEN, .Secl -.
Rev. ]. CROSS, 5gs,s s rniss92
Rev..J. MORON, n. D. Baltimers, Nd,
Rev. W. T. D. GLENN,
Rev. W, II. CHAPMAN, i.2aso5 on5
Rev. F. s. EVANS, 80 gift e. ySsi
Rev. R. C. GALBRAFTH, Grovanstown, Mdsny
Rev. T. DAUGHERTY, Waynesboro,. Pa. .iz.f
Rev. w. A. CROCKER, Norfaik, Va. g q yaa
Rev. ]. PARIS, % do do otiz Ddf
Rev. J. F. LANNEAN, Salem, Va. safgo0as
Rev ! G. H. HANKEL, DID,, Charleston, 3: g.
Rev. A. A. PORTER, Se!ma, Ala. ga as7hg
Rev. j. ]. TwISE Speedwell, 81 C.iBa g6o1ea
Rev. B. B. ROSS, Mobile, Ala ~ io Er9woq
Rev. J. L. MICHAUX, Enfield, N. C.s' o, val
Rev. A. G. HARRIS, Henderson. NC. hfes IA
Rev. C. F. HARRIS, do do - =, =
Rev. H. A. RILEY, Montrose, Pa. os1oiignD
Prof. w. D. WILSON, D. D., Genevs, N.IY.eds
Rev. w. f. CURRY, A. M, do, :, do t,;ss
Rev. E. sLINGERLAND, Scotia, N. " s''ls
Prof. JOHN FOSTER, Schenectady, N. 7. 'SsA '
Rev. F. G.. GRATZ, do dosSeAfs
Rev. J. r. BACKUS, DID,. do do ss
Pro. B. STANTON, do - do n 81
Rev. P. C. PRUGH, Xenia, o. ~, -
Rev. b. W. CHIDLAW, A. M, Cincinnati, O.
Rev. w. PERKINS, 'e = do iosssqE
Rev. &. G. GIRARD, Ripley, o.
| Prof J. J. M'ELHENNY, d. D., Gambler, o.
Rev. A. BLAKE, es do ~
Rev. L. C. BEN SON. A. NJ, & do
Rev. F. CHESTER, Ironton, o.
Rev. E. F. HASTY, Camufidge Citys lad OF
Rev. R. White, Milton, Ind.
Rev. C. YALE, Martinsburgh, N. Y. 49,
Rev. ]. ELDRIDGE. Norfolk, Conn. ~ et3
Rev. JOHN JENNINGS, Worcsstef. iMasssq
Rev. H. L. WAYLAND, dos do sa
Rev. &C: & BAKER, Bishop otM.E; chs..A
Concord, N. H.. go Hli q ~
Rev. T.sRATHAY, Concord, N. H. 4 3af %
| Rev. H. L. PARKER, do, do st,..r
Rev. G. N. JUDD. Montgomery, N. \. zT
Rev. A NJ. STOWE, Canaedaigua, MY A'fe
Rev. w. LONG, Cliff Mine, Mich. sai5is lie ai
g1sa gaal Testimonials. .'1oS zs,se
"Having had one OF l6rover q Blksf'S -
chimes in my family for nearly u, year ~
a-half, / take pleasure in commep1in8 tt,R
every way reliable for the purpose for yhiehf
is Extraordinarily Sewing. g."-Mrs. J6S1sS
Learit, srife of Req. DR.. Leavitt, sES9sSy
/ N, Y. Independent. ksa ~ esVszto4 so
81 confess myself delighted with yonr 6sW-
ing Machine, which has been in my family loe
many months. 1t has always been ready fer
duty, requiring no adjustment, and - ea6i1y
adapted to every variety Of family aewino ~
+ simply changing the spools Of thresdY--<s.
Elizabeth Strickland 1ife Of Rep. DR.. Styiab-
, land, Editor N. Y. Christian .1dpoeete. 81.
! ssAfter trying several different good ~
chimes, Il preferred yours, on aceouht ef ttssal-
| plicity, and the perfect ease with which tfrb
managed, as well as the strength and dursbi11
ty of the scam. After long expertsncs, i fsel
compe.entto speak in this manner, andto e0A-
fdently recommend 1t for every variety ofl6n.
lily sewing.p--Mrs. e. B. Spoossr, utt - ~
, Editor Of Broollya Star. ua IA agt 63isI sos
"I have used GROVES & BAKxR SEWING MA-
chine for two years, and have found Il adRptsl
5 to all kinds of family sewing, from Cante6spe -
! Broadcloth. Garments have been worn -
D without the giving way of . stichS The,0a-
J chine is easily kept in ORDER and easily pap4 :
r Mrs. a. Whipple, wve Of Rec. Gee. W1{p<
! Pile, Nev York. ss 80 1.o''i' ~.
! 6 aYoura Sewing Machine has besnlin - 8
4 my family the past two years, and the le1ies1s-
4 Quest me to give you their testimeuialA q -
r perfect adaptedness, as well as labor aavinG
: qualities in the performance Of fanlly -
e household sewing n--R Robert Be0rnoa ~
York. isgin i{ia viie q E-Had bjH4 20
s.For several months We have ussd Gssynd
& Bakers sewing Machine, and have esme, -
the conclusion that every lady who desires Aez
sewing Beautifully and quickly doney would b
most fortunate in possessing one OF thee rSlt
able and inde5atigable siron nesdlesvenenr z
. whose combined qualities Of teasfys 1eeaGfl
aud simplicity, are einvaluable.-J.4 w. Aesy1s
!. daughter Of Gen. George p. Morris, Editer y
' the Home Journal. t'-'.s 'sss.-al = ig9
J 81 had a tent made in Melbourne, h 1eso, Z
which there were over three thepeands 3asil
: of sewing done with one of Grover & Baker,
Machines, and single seam Of that has eat
J, with needle and twine. ~ aFi 5ai Eff t27iip
!. sIf Homer could be called mp ffon Ais 1usnJ
= hades, he would sing the advent e Gse9sR
/ Baker as more beuignant miracle Of est tkaz
was ever Vulcan's smithy. He wolld aSnouAs'
id-night shirt-making a. tthe dif1(6l epst1,
of woes unnumbered. .'"--PrpE NeetkifS sl
"I take pleasure in saying thai tAe Gsese
8 Baker Sewing Machines havs more than aps
tanned my expectation. After trying aAA u
turning others, have three Of them "a 0YosGi
ton in my different places ,and, after fbas ysasl
=. trial. have no fault to DID,. H HsnAset
Senator of South Carolina. - a.f@. -.
"My wife has had one Of Grover = DAksgi
'e Family Sewing Machines for some ttns, ~
10 am satisfied it is one of the bsst labos 1evlnl
IS machines that has been Invented tA1u poS'
II pleasure in recommending Il 70 The pabllals--
F. J. G. Harris, Gorernor V TsaAssees. S. ~.
Z Offices of Exhibition and Saies- ~ llooI
y way, New York. al snpsrioy Stfsss clSjl
= land. IS west Fourth STREET. <l6efhnaai q
= as HgrsEND f0R a clRcr tn.
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