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Richardson, Spence e. Co.'s Circular.

pey Af,icaI LIVERPOOL A.s H. 1850.
progress during present The trade speenstors and
poeI have all been free operators At gradually advancing prices
up Wednesday when on sale. Of nesry 10000 bales st
y on weeks quotations Of the ordinary and mddng
qualities realized Since then the daily Gales have recsdad
TO bales ia difficult TO obtain the extreme etes
OF week Sec Islands have been inquired for bat
holders being unwilling seers late prices not mu n business
has been doe ST rats In fair demand and bite Coons have
advanced IA y 10.
In MANCHESTER also business has been doing but IL
only IN Yarns that Improvement IN prices can De- quoted The
quotations Mddlipg Orleans 20 hi Mddies Mobile.
the early part week the weather
but has since become Yer, unsettled and to day has
raiped heavily
The trade rules very firm for oil articles On Tuesday large
col sunpve business done In WHEAT especially old French
Red general advance Of I'd ceatsl Of Ossy Wns.n.
however difficult make sales higher rates fLork
without much doing INDIAN CohN more inc iifed o
aud rather deeIer. % being made for Mixed
side rsbe numbers and. Influenced by the weather oHusn,
WHEAT petty freely further advance Of I'd aSd eenI
S on Ssi % rs snS and White Flows
q bbl dcser with sales IN fair extent lSpAs CokS soa
Spsnd SgseT over PR rioG' r s,s,s a%Ss use
T. l0I 100 10 rR-Ph~delphis slperhne % dlssi hSs
Ohio a'd Philadelphia ool a3 Extls western. ss%SgsS,f
lg6 n. IspI,s Co.'s Mixed 50 essS' Yellow "io~"'
BKEV-There is Improvement o. dsm,nd ana r''e' 'e
naltered
Pork quiet without change in value.
BACON sells slowly al former rate. ,..,, n . -.
CHKEsK In dem,nd and good qualities az ews
LARD quiet. the weeks sales reaching so9u' " N''
or tine quality ,.p..A..,
Tu1ow dull at decline Of Sd si cwt and "B1sa .S',
Association" be- quo ed ~ 81 @,to W. a., " q m
ths market is Hat, closing at 81 G'i0 F'"" '
orKn' B,nx sells slowly, sssse for Philadelphia and
scarce aud rather deare asOat 500 barrels
having been sold at 2aASP cwt ,, r., Ola. ,n.
sEsns-IhsIs Is st Of he growing crop, but holders
,n =, eel even al an advance of a3 ewt No shArSa
in Timothy OF Flax Seed
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GREAT BRITAIN.

in the House of Commons on the 18th Mr.. Hennessy
called attention to a letter from Col. Styles aide de-
camp 10 Gsribald which wsspu6lished in TIE Itnaes
inytipg volunteer 10 Join Garbaldi. He called on
Government not 10 sanction this violation of nterna
iional Law.
grJ. Sicily ssd il was unfortunate Mr.. Hennessy
did not raise his OBJ econs when Irish subjects ef. Ire
iard 10 enter the service of the Pope He trusted the
gallant fellows who Soined GaribaIdi would be better
treated and more fortunate than those who went to the
defense Of the Pope.
Lord Palmerston said Government hsd no knowledge
of any enlistment in England for the service Of Carl
covered immediate steps would be taken for putting
sop 10 L. Lord Palmerson also sid that Government
had re eiyed no information as TO the alleged landing OF
Garibaldi In CaIabria.
On the l7th 10 the House of Commons Mr. co 6ad-
stone moved for an additional vote Of E%OOJOV9 ior
Government requirements, by way Of exchcqgef ois
He said this increase in the estimates was
10 The present prospects Of the harvest which, 0aa
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TTALW.

On he night Of te l2th the steamer Velcee disem-
barked one battalion of Garibaldian volunteers in
Calabris The Neapoitaps kept up brisk TIRE during
half an hour
On the 18th, the Castiglia attempted, but without
success to capture a Neapotgn steamer. The Fulmi'
mantle fred upon the Castgha.
The Paris Dsbats sfirms that the Nespoltan Home
Secretary was cognzant of GaFibsdi's late visit 70
Naples, and that he has accepted the post Of Prov-
sional Governor of Naples 1or King Victor Emanuel
Lately o. O0 stand of arms 200 Orsini Shells and
million and half cartouches, were secretly landed
there.
CalabIan, who YVES arrested at Faro, confessed to
having received money from Count ID Aquia to assass-
mats Garibaldi.
Two thonssnd volunteers had been recruited in
Greece for SeIibaldi.
Capt STYLES, de-de-camp and agent N London OF
Gsrtaldi stses that 5arbalds object "a to raise an
English battalion Of 500 men. Five hundred names
have already been received, many OF the highest re-
probability, and some Of independent means. His
object was alec to collect money equip the battalion,
as all the money end ammunition whi;h 6&rsaldi had
at his commend he required for the troops he nov has
A Naples telegram Of the l4th, announces that the
Electoral COMMITTEES had been dissolved.
Naples dispatches of the 6b state that tranquility
siil prevailed in that city; ALEC in Casbrla and the
A. MI.
Garibaldi continued 10 reoonnoiter the Neapolitsn
Iitoral.
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FRANCE,

The weather in France continued very variable, with
much rar. IL,
n was stated thai the French Government ban sold
70 Piedmont. at sIeduced rate, a0tOrGes and GER
tain number of heavy guns, with powder aud sr1Jnu
milton, ard that afnrher quantity would also be sup
Piled. -.
The Paris Ce7,stitutionne in article On the mill
tary precautions Of England aske whistler t1s wise 20
nerseyere IA that syster Of conci,a.ory arrangement
which meets with no response, and points to sne fac
that the Emperor slore bas hitherto stood aoof from
the passions and impulses of the multitude andshowu
himself more moderate than bis country.
The Superior Council OF Commerce had closed its
INQUIRY relative TO cotton manufactures, ard had
menced is Investigations relative to the silk trade.
The Bourse had been heavy and lower, bSt on the
18th rentes recovered, and closed at 6SdQ.
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would entail considerable additional expenditure on

vould entail considerable additional expenditure on
Government o,.oo3.,
Ny Lang ex Slaiped The falure OF tDe hed oeA Ieo-
granb and stated ihat although " had gwen cav ~
Several place., Government we're heVer.heess Vonna
10 raw tie guaranty. &c stated that convention nsd
hsn concluded with Austria for Submarine Tine be-
tween Rsgusa and Alexandra, Tor which Ens1snd was
boupd to Iay { Is, 900 fer % yesrs:
Lord Pslmsrston, IN reply 20 inquiries, said that
Covernmept would do all 10 their power TO prevent
the King of Dabomey from carrying cat bis oontsm-
yls.i sacrifice Of human life His lordshp ss, stated
that the British Commission 10 Syria had received in
stIucons to delasndsthe rssto aon Of che Christian
women carried 81 and sold by the Dnses.
The wheat bs-vest had partially convinced in the
South of England and tire crops were reg orted good
TIE weather, however, continued vet AID unsetted
and hot eunsfife mach needed.
TIE Times announces that LdTd Stanley o. Aid
efly will succeed Lord Elgn "a Pestnar err General
ihe Ministerial whitebait dinner TIE prelude 10 tbs
close of the session. was fixed fer the I'D August.
1t s sttsd that contracts had been concluded ia En-
gland for the construction O. eight fra-cisss wal
sseamers'for the Spanish Government.
long and interesting report by the Special Parma
ymeptary Committee on the subject of the merchant
shipping, had beep published Il reviews all matters
connected with tire shipping interests The restriction
ON foreign shipping arc enlarged upon. and NOR
more liberal system Is recommended. Ise qaesnon 0,
reciuocity In the ab7epce OF direct evidence 70 es'co
s an open question: but at the came time the Comui'-
teeSAdv0cate reelproc'ty. ,.;.,,
pavid Wepyss Jo6sop who 20 metlme snnce oouaiu,u
s,me notoriety in NevJYork snd whose thai 10 Lon
don for libel upon SiUsmes Ferguson, attracted con-
e;dersb,e attention. had been sentenced tolnpuson-
rcnt and hard labor for twelve months, with snDse'
| orent security on account Of the said 1oci'
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-Ihe funds had been dull
and pressed continued weather threat
enipg political contingencies the continent In proportion
the affected the English funds American securities
show ed fness owing antcipatons OF active bu
IL BIeadsu the principal railways On the 18th
reaction In the funds owing TO favorable weather Ia
London and COnso recovered to for money and 90 for
account closing firm.
the Bank minimum and the Stock Exchange loans were
also IN increased request
TIE Bank returns decrease IN the bullion for the week
of only 231s5.
AMERICAN SECURITIES. -Messrs. d. Bell, Son g.
report follows: During the past week the market for
American State Stocks has continued show
the demand for all descriptions continues while the supply is
very limited prices in New YORK being generally higher than
London The chief business In the railroad securities sl In
the bonds and shares of the Illinois Central and NewYok and
Fri, Railroads which have further advanced In price:
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AUSTRIA.

According TO the El6erted Gazette, the report that
Austria had directed her ambassador at Paris to de-
clare that she would not suffer any further revolution
AIRY proceedings in Italy, is unworthy of credit 1t is
stated that equality ia civil and political matters is to
be proclaimed for all Austrian subjects of whatever
creed, on the anniversary of the Emperors birth.
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AFFAIRS IN SICILY.

COUespondenee OF The London Times.
MEssrA, Aug. 6, 1860.
Gen CaIy has returned but nothing took place cal
cuated 10 clear up the position. One thing, however
seems certan-that the direct negotiations between
Turin and Naples are continuing. The armistice is
noniuay at an end but in reality il lie prolonged 70 an
indefinite period which may last for weeks, or be end
ed in day. Our preparations for further operations
are not completely there is, consequently no urgent ne
cefsity for res ming The oGeasiye. This win leave
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g., ,b 70 def nd ss, Itbps hitherto he the ,n,, o. lay
lst Ihe lowps aud Provinces ba,e brn sosoioev a. Tim n
,sr..s yvch hinttry rrdu'y Of It's own ahshs' ti's
sros freedom and lsependence we: so UIS
W b.t che only remedy the union aud cooperation o. an
silly sk hG shs'e hs All the rest and tle e. , ne
nn lie shorter aad eager viii be ih- work whl n fem'ln
~, be done An carly day win 10 fixed by the to'onsr' 70
ss,.u}oe those DpJ ertsi-ing TO the hfst oae<oJ
1h-,e plenty OF cheers; we slii SON seo "h1'
liza worth.
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wsRLlRs pREpARATIosS IN SARDINIA
ACTIVE MEASURES AGAINST THE DRUSEs'

IT,. povss msil steamship Africa, Capt Shannon,
which sailed from liverpool at III a. H. ca inc ion
and from Queenstown OF the evening Oh Inc l9u'
of Angus, and arrived here on Friday morning
The steiner Bremen arrived at Southampton on She
morning Of the nth, ard the Vieo reached Queens
town the ssme day.
The departure of the COnnaught from Galway bad
been postponed from the 2ls to the 18th August
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LosDoS MARKErs--Bsring Brothers ~ rsp,rt
prsdrDgs aesdy snd mstesy sSyscsd being chscssd ~
ssrs '' iso W aa R I'D %
ses.s' 1. sut 'sa, Tnss gnry
TuRSxsT,ss declined CO.,. coyyys t..dy Rics Asi,o.
Ons 40 demanded FOR American sperm; Bn.eei stvs1seds
s Ss, 'a snf b. 500 Solo, sT barrels 1 T. cr
HWRE MARKsrs-lFor the week ending 145 An.
ofthe sei stt for 's.
81 or Bass sock bales BRElDsrrpTs .en0.ss 40 ~
firm. RICE dn! bit 6rm suoARs active and srro, w.,
dong 'H' LAND 'o''Hs
LATEST.
News unmportant. Naples trapqnil.
nossoLs Cor Money 93i d93, and 93 for ac,onut.
CorToS-rres Oidipaire 81 Havre. 92f RS S0f.
"eL N P' ga bslss Bolton IL ' ,Ss s1 R, ~ o.
1850 Money slightly .trssent VAC ''"' ''''eA'sa
s,,b.t b.. b.r BSsnDsLU MAREnr Aug IThs
Co.. Wss field Nah Co. and Ohsr, quote FIosr sr 49,
81 Red l2a6; .sls' Of as wS sa'nn ,.s,sg
The ser for new Corn m add advanced s Med
LIVERPOOL Provision MARKET, Ang 10 --B.eg
heavy Pork quiet Bacon quie snd steady Lard ss.Sy
ZIG P F. . re- sus 'a .
Guis, s scs s sp' on al d.ss' ssy s,ysnosd
firm S' and advance chiefly on ss,T qass c.s .,. .,a
at42a45, closing a4a Tore"p,ioe Spirit STEADY add "a
good demand Z. sd9e2n g. = soa and other,
IS as5 iof srGak quiet. coTgxs ,.e,dI TIA Instss
generally unchanged TrRPESTsE SPfsITs DOLL and q1ali.
ties slightly declined, at So rALLowi all ause. lightly De-
clinsd at 81 RICE hrm LsszsD OIL all qualities slightly
advanced, at 3nl. American SEcUEITIEs firm
By Ithgraphto Queenstown.
tIyyRPooL, Aug IL, 1880.
CoTTov-Sales Yesterday 3 600 bales ineuf'no
800 SPECTATORS and exporters The m1ke. closed DIN ba.
steady.
BRRApsTuYgsWesther unfayorable. Wheat active At The
extreme rates Of yesterday. Flour active and H. higher Corn
hm.
LONDON, Aus. 19-rv.nlns
Consols closed at 922 092i for money, and 92i a 90
for account.
Pnus Saturday.
The Bourse closed fat; Rentes 97f. CSC.
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SYRIA.

The news Of the massacres at Baalbec is confirmed,
but no details are received. Advices from Damascus
to the 9Th August state that Fuad Pasha had surround
ed the Lebanon with troops and threatened fire and
sword If the Druse sheikbs did not surrender IN two
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MONTENEGRO.

Nikzza, the son of Marco Petrovitcb had been pro-
claimed Prince of Montenegro, at Cetgne-n place of
the assassinated Prince Danieo. The exile who lie
charged with the murder of Prince Danieo denies hav
ing committed the crime.
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Stock Ll57,000 including t86 600 American.
TRADE AT MANCHESTER presents steady aud
fmeT appearance than Tuesday fair business has been
done In aru but Cloths heavy sale business being kept
dow L by tie dis pihing influence oil the weather.
BREADsTUFFs.-The weather was again very I'M
settled and heavy rains fell almost daily Richardson Spence
Co, Wakefield Nah Co. Bigend Athya CO.. and otherI
report Flour hr and In fair demand ut sd al y Dbl advance
ses % asa Wheat good request "a 3d deaer Red
Western adll with small sales OF hue New Ba Red
2t White, ltdl3 the latter for per GENITAL Corn
in better demand Improvement OF cd al per quarter
Mixed and Yellow 33I054I. White, 36d366
PRovIsIoNs-Eeet dull and unchanged Pork quiet,
but steady Bacon sells slowly former rates Lard quiet
.s Of 60 un 81 d63 for good fine Taow rather lower
Butcher Association at 50 Q52ib.
PfODucE-The Brokers Circular reports Ashes
sredy Pots % d2 o. Pearls % 6d29. Sugar quiet aud
changed Coffee inactive Rice in good request and prices
tending upward Sales OF Philadelphia Bark 81 and inferior
Baltimore at 81. Lmseed has adv snced a. and Rupoaeed s
quarter Linsesd OH I'm good demand 20 9d2s aud ~ 8
d3O FOR ioIwtrd delivery Fish Oils unchanged Sperm ad
vanced 10 4l2d soS Common Rosn aHd deGIer sales
good demand at the reduced rates 500 bbl sold down to
S6.
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CoTTog-Tbe Brokers Circular says: {" The adj
vices regarding the American crop beings III Of unfavorabe
character have again caused much tctvy in this nHrr aud
prices have shown gradually hardening tendency during the
week and be quoted ID dearer for the useful
qualities & American and fully 10 II in the mddiig
asrs vi lie the higher grades exhibit e change from
last Fridays currency The weeks business has been W so
bales including lGcO speculation and ~ coo for export Tire
market yesterday steady and the inquiry good sales es
mated at 10 eco bales including speculation and ca.
port. The authorized quotations
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LANDING "a SARIpALBps TRoOPsM CALABRIA
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MONEY OFFERED FOR eARI8AlOrS ASSASSINATION
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se ls 10 have So English Battalion of 500 men,
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TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
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nR. CURTIS HYGEANA.

nR. CURTIS HYGEANA.
FOE TO DEATHl
FOE 10 DEATH
FOE To HEAlH
Hundreds Of thousands di in the United States annually
of CONSUMTTION.
Hundreds OF thousands die in the United States annually
of CONSUMPTION.
Is THERE A CURE?
Is THERE A CURE2
wHEREY
WHERE?
At VI. L. STARR & RRo. IS Drug Store.
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The Great luhang RemetiV
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This oldestabllshed and Universally praised remedy
is no stomach destroying, bowels aceratng, nerveirr-
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inhalation Of vapor pure as fresh air Age and nfan
ey can use 1t with pleasure Il is bath to the lungs
and all the air passages. II will operate Immediately
colds leading to consumption. II will alleviate neglected
consumption in the last stages. Its action asthma
perfect and miraculous is the great medical Columbus
IN discovering new world of cure, health and Oy for
the sufferers IN consumption asthma and all lung and
throat diseases Is the Foe TO Death and the Angle OF
Hope. Try poor snocatng, night eating martyrs
We oppend the following Certificate from the Publisher
of Merry's Museum :"
New YGRK, May 18TH 1859.
Dear Sirs: nearly years have been afflicted
with severe congh especially nights and and mornings
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For 81 at NJ h. STARR & bro % Drug siore nnG bv
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United states. april20, 6o%ly.
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Plows! =! Flows !! Flows !! !!
Peacock's Steel 2Iovvs.

THESE give the best satisfaction of any stee
4 Plow in the market.
PEACOCK's s COMBINATION FLOW,
with Steel Mould Board and Cast shear better article
Of the kind is not made.
LONGS PATTERN, CAST PLOW,
Made by Bradley, Burnham Lamb Co., and better fin
shed in every respect than the Mt. Vernon Plow. The
timber is of the best kind and the castings smooth.
With the above different kinds which all warrant
ed in every respect hope suit all i'll need of the
article. Terms Cash.
March 10 '59. G. D. POTTER e. co.
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Save Your Carpets
New Goods
Fr om Auctio

.1f Ii 4Fss 4sss ggsa s FsHsy sfs
0rgandtes, Barege Robes, Lawn Robes,
Printed Jaconnetts, Plain Bareges, Bar
ege Delains, Chaies, Brilliants, &c, sc.
BARGAINS American and Foreign prints all the
styles. Q yards for 81. 10 cent Priets
for cents, cent Prints for 8 cents, &c.
BARGAINS IS in Shawls, Mantilas Lace Points, &c.
GOOD Stella Sbawls 81. so to 81.
BARGAINS in Bonnets, Ribbons, Flats Shakers &c.
Shakers enough for all at 25950 cents
Good Ribbons for 12c per yard Extra
Ribbons at 20 cents per yard.
BARGAINS Hosiery, Gloves and Mitts.
BARGAINS in French work d Collars & White Goods.
BARGATNS in Hoop Skirts.
BAR GAINS in Pantaloonery. Good, heavy article OF
Black, Brown, and Grey Mixed Janes 60
in at zoe. per yard, cheap at Csc. Far
mer's and Mechanics Cassimeres going
at CSC per yard. Boots and Shoes at
reduced prces LADIES' Fine Morocco
Shoes, q warranted not to rip"
Al my CdlpeS at Ne1o York Cost
BARGAINS i'm Muslins, Groceries, &c. Bnst Coffee
for 15c.: best Tea 75e.; best NutInegs SC
per o.; best Indigo, &C. per o.. bes
Cinnamon dc per h.: best Pepper and
Sprice for 12c per b.
BvThe above goods were bought very low, and will
be sold at per cent under regular prices
.n,,, OF ,so =. HYATT.
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HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
NERVOUS DISORDERS.

NEhFOt 5 DISORDERS.
VTT8AFis more fearful than a breaking down
w down oi the nervous :! stcuf To be eNetablc OF
nervous in a small degree distressing, for where
wine, beer, spirits far better. take coffee
weak being preferable; get all the fresh air you
take t-rce Pills every night plenty OF
solids, ayOing the Of sops AMI if these golden
rules followed you viii be happy in mind and strong
in boiy, and forget you have any nerves,
MOTHERS 4 ND DAGHTSRS.
II there IS thing more than another Tor which these
Pills famous their puglty ing proper ties, espec
iJy their power Of cleansing the booi OF all inpurs
and removing dangerous ANA suspended secretos nj
versrly adopted the grand ~eua ~ TOR fcnalu
complaints they never fail, never weaken the 2! stem
and always bring about what is required
SICK HEADACHES AND WANT OF APETITE-
These feelings which s3iden MS, most frequently
arise from anoyances trouble, from obstructed PEI
spiration, from eating and drinking what is unfit for
us, thus dsordng the liver and stomach. The Pills IL
taken according to the printed instructions, viii quickly
restore a healthy action TO both liver and stomach
whence follow n natural consequence good appetite
and clear head. In the East and West Indies scarcely
any other medicine used for these disorders.
DISORDERS OF THE KIDNEYS.
In all diseases affecting these organs whether they
crete too much too little water whether they be
afflicted with stone gravel, with aches
settled the the regions kidneys thcs
aud the Ointment should be well rubbed INTO the smali
OF the back at bed time This treatment Will give mosi
immediate relief when all other have failed.
FOR SrOMACHS OUT OF ORDER.
No medicine Will 50 ei;etudy improve the tone of tn
stomach these Pills they all acidity, oCca
reacn the liver and reduce it 10 healthy action they
wonderfully eilcacious in of spasu--in fact
they l curing all disorders Of liver storm
ach.
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Grover & Bakers
CELEBRATED FAMILY
SEWING MACHINES.

-
NEW sTYLE-PRICEs FROM $50 TO sl26.
EXTRA CaARGE IS FOE HHnkNERs
rTHESE Machines sew from two spools, as pur-
Il chased the store requiring no winding oI
thread they Hem Eel Gather stitch a superior
out recourse 70 hand needle required by other
Machines They will do better and cheaper sewing than
seaJnstress can and are, unquestOnably, the best I'D
chimes in the arketfor family sewing, account OF their
SIMPLICITY durability OF management, and adapta-
ton te OF family sewingexecung either
heavy OF tine with equal facility and special
adjustment.
REASONS EACfIsE IS PREFERRED.
1st 1t is more simple and easily kept in order than
any other Machine
I'd. L makes which VIII not rip or raFei, tao
every third stitch Is cat
Sd 1t sews from two ordinary spools- aud thus all
trouble of winding thread is avoided while the same
Machine can be adapted at pleasure, by a mere
change of spools, to all varieties OF work
18th. The same Machine runs silk. linen thread ana
common spool cotton, with equal facility
5th The seam elastic the most elastic fabric,
ali liability TO break in washing
ironing, otherwise
eth The stitch by this machine is more beauti-
full any other made, either by hand or machine
The subscribers are prepared 10 furnish the above Ma
chimes in every style Family Manufacturing fur
oses the Manufacturers prices and VIII gFe iuli
Instructions how thenla book with printed n
5trictions &ctweive needless ol can ami screw driver
accUrp lag each machine. Ia addition to the tom
nauys warrant We Will net hesitate warrant every
Machine sold by It's II shall give good sttStaet on as
machine manufactured il not better It vii
be taken back
CaIlsee the Machines and geta circular
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