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Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-14
CUTLERY!

DOCKET aadf table, wostsnholmss snd Bad.
Il rer's make; Ladies' seissoss; Tsflor aud Bar.
bsrs' SHEARS; kasors, Homes and strops, at
mayzH LAR0UIER . LANOUl
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-14
C,uo,cE EXTRA FAMILY FIous

~ The undersigned is now receiving weekly
shipments ~ Choice rsirs Family Flass, ard
thst is nnt N the Aill usually IN, 70 7 dsTs on
Ne st'lvsl here. Prices msasfs,e
junsT JOSHUA BEAL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-11
Congress-.

WAsnISoroN. April l0.-SENArn-Th Chair
presented communication from the Secretary of
the Treasury. stating tho amount of Revenue col
lected annually during the past five years in each
collection district
bill passed extending the time for selecting
the Salt Springs and contiguous lands In Oregon.
The consideration of the Homestead Bill WAS
resumed.
Mr.. Do"lit,e made n long speech. partly on that
subject ard partly on slavery.
y col"quial debate ensucd between him aud
Mcssrs. Hammond, Chestnut, Mason. Wigiall
and others, respecting the condition Ut free no.
groes and kindred questions.
Mr.. Mason opposed the Homestead Bill ns an
Addition measure.
Mr.. Gwin reported bill providing for the
transportation ol the mails hetwe en St. .I"sophs
Missouri, and Paccryillc, California. within 20
days.
Senate adjourned.
llousE.--Mr Taylor read minority report.
supporting the Presidents protest.
The admission of Kansas under the Wynnantte
Constitution was considered. Messrs. Grow, PEN
dc,on and Parrot spoke in favor, and Clark. oi
Mo-. in opposition to it. The latter took the
ground that tho people of Kansas had acted with
an utter disregard Of the laws, and besides. that
tho Constitution includes within its boundary land
secured to the Indians, there is no question.
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Later from California.

New York, April l0th.--The North Star has
arrived hcre from Aspiuwall with California dates
ol the 20h ult. She spoke On tho ID tho u. s.
Ships of War Roanoke, Sabine and Relief
A memorial. requesting the Administration to
dissolve the injunctiun in the suit against tho Al
mazda mines, passed both Houses Of the Legisla-
ture.
At san Francisco, the money market was ex-
cessiyely stringent, and owing to the Washoe ex-
element, was in very disturbed state
The Humboldt Times says tho whole number of
Indians killed ON Eel River was i50. The ussns.
sins have not been arrested vet.
Sugars IRE excited-pricss considerable ad.
vanced. Coal materially declined.
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Markets.

BALTIMORE, April l0.,-Flour firm; Howard St.
held ut So. Wheat scarce and wanted: White
coal 10; Red 46al so. Corn firm White &c;
Yellow 72u73 Mess Pork 49, Prime IL Rump
II. Bacon Sides light and lower. Whiskey
dropping at 2ol.
New York. April l0-Stocks unchanged; Vir-
gina 6s %. Cotton active and higher and ad-
ganced / : sales of G.000 bales Uplands Mid
dngs ia. Flour firm: Southern 5 ~ to GO
Wheat firm. Corn scarce: Mixed II to &c cts
White 7G to SO. Provisions heavy. Rest I'M
changed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-11
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, April l0--Thero is STRONG pro.
liability of the ratification of the Mexican treaty.
Several Republican Senators will caucnsnnd pro-
pose an amendment Of the commercial portion so
us for it to assume the form Of reciprocity trea-
tv, and thus bring it within their range Of
argument that too will exclude other powers
from obtaining similar advantages. nnlcr the
clause usually inserted in all treaties that the CON
.ractinG powers snail be placed on the footing of
other nations.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-11

THE KIDNAPPING CASE AT HAMprcN-The Norfolk
Herald, Of Saturday, says
The two negro boys who were attempted to be SOLD
by Capt. Brayley ofthe British Schooner, Alice ko-
gers, TO a citizen of Hampton were brought to the
city Yesterday, together will, the mate mud crew OF
the schooner las winesses in the custody OF Depu-
" Marshal Nash. The schooner lies aground on
Hampton bar and is said has sprung aenk The YES
sci and cargo in possession of the Marshal for
violation Of the laws Of the u s. which in this case
subjects them seizure besides penalty of ten thou
sand dollars and three years imprisonment on the cap
tain
The Captains statement is, that the mother OF
these boys had been detected by him MS accomplices
with some Of his in undering the vessel before
he left port and compromised by each giving him u
hoy, to do as he pleased with, being the same two
boys he had offered for sale in Hampton lie says he
took them on board almost naked, gave them cloth
ing, and made them comfortable; that after about a
iortnights rum he made the cnpes OF Virginia, ana
being short of provisions ran into Hampton Roads TO
procure supply to last him to Philadelphia VIII ere
his cargo was consigned; TINT after getting into
Hampton Roads he hcthousht Linn of the two BOYS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-11

pRoy. ARxEs LECTURE, &c.-Mr. Editor: Al
though there were many things to attract the
s,tent;on of our citizens last Monday night the
Raptist church WINS filled with an Intelligent au-
dence. Pr dessor Arnes sufficiently demons,ra.
tod the importance Of systcmati=ed meth" rot
a.sociation, in other words, plan reduce to Il
scienta: form Of process. which Is practisei but
;mperfsctlv, mnre or less ly all not art'iielally'
but by natural rules or aids. This attribute has
n residence in all the perc"pive and intellectual
Tacultie. of the mind. and by proper exercise OF
which all the other intellectual faculties are exer-
ci.ed. That such a method has been devised
which shortens the road to knowledge in reference
IN tho acquiring historical and other events, dates
names, numbers, etc., was sufficiently demonslra,
coye remarkable results before the audience, con-
s;dering the short time lone and a half hours, j
thew have been studying with Prof A They an
swered, correctly. more questions on the above
subjects than weeks of study, in the ordinary way
could have accomplished. From the fairness in
which the whole subject was presented. it would
seen, its benefits aust be unmistakable.
Ladies and gentemen's class meet Mt Rev. Dr.
M;tchelPs lecture room. Yours in haste,
JUsTICE.
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Later from Europe.

Sr. JouNs. n. f., April l0--The Prince Albert
has arrived. with Galway dates Of the 3lst ult.
Lord John Russell says the San Juan question
is approaching settlement
Warrants had been issued against llecnan and
Sayers to compel them to keep the peace.
The Paris Bourse bad declined to 6S
Nothing new regarding Savoy. 1t is reported
that Switzerland will protest against the French
occupation.
The House of Commons has adopted an address
to the Crown, urging strong efforts to obtain from
France the abolition Of restrictions ON English
shipping.
The Atlantic Telegraph Company had deter
mined to raise G25,O00 On the mortgage Of the
old Gable.
COMMERCIAL.
Cotton for the week 43, 900 bales. closing very
dull-declnng tendency. Quotations unchans-
ed, but some authorities say inferior declined l..
Flour-declining tendency. pt 2Gsa30s. Wheat
quiet. Corn dull'; yellow 81 la35i white 81.
Pork firm; slightly higher. Lard dnl'. Sugar
heavy. Coffee quiet. Rice advanced 81. Nava
stores unchanged. Bullion in the Bank decrens-
ed sos 900. Consols, 9ia9S. Money decidedly
more stringent.
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LiTEsT NEWS BY TELEGRAPM.
ssrns.slr ros rnn "l1soaarna vners
Bank Robbery-e4oooo stolen.

CoLuxsUs. Ca. April l0th.---The Marine Bank
Agency. was entered by false keys, last night and
1000 stolen. About hall the amnunt consists
OF Ml1pe Bank notes and the remainder of
Georgia and Carolina notes.
A reward of $1,000 has been offered Tor tho
robbers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-11

p.,sruL AcclpzsT. -Gesrgs Williams. youth
,oms fourteen yessspt ses. and con OF Mr. ", vii
I'm. 'machinss ct the shops Of the Va. & Ten
Is R Il. Comrany, INST with . painful ncci-
%e liant, a, the Machine shop. on Monday afternoon.
T.. sssms that while passinga perpendicular shalt,
his Il. thing was caught. and himself drawn round
ths shaft and thrown against carpenters bench
III such force as to dislocate his hip. and bruise
(, :; very severely about the body and armar
! 2 niackf ford and Chalmers, reduced the d'sasea-
ton, and dressed the bruises, and the patent, we
are pleased to learn. is doing quite Us wen us
could be hoped for.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-11

paowSED.- Eliza Hays, daughter Of Mr.. Geo.
Hays. VI Grcenbricr county. aged about ten year
was drowned in Towards creek. near the old
Foundry, Saturday last. She was crossing lao'
Ing alone. from which she fell into the water. She
was discovered short time after. bat all signs of
life were extinct
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-11

Nor DEAD.-A correspondent in Fairfax county,
Va writes us that the reported death of Alfred Moss
Esq clerk of the Cou,t Of that county and who WAS
recently appointed delegate to the Charleston Con
vention, is incorrect He has been seriously ILL., but
is now rapidly recovering.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-11
Now Sowing Stock, 1850, ut
STIGi.,lt. piFlIRS Is CO.,
No. 100 Main Street, Lynchburg, Va,

Now Soring Stock, 1850, at
STIGIa.l,. pGTERS Is CO.,
No. 100 Main Street, Lynchburg, Va,
I'E subscribers In receipt Of their nser large stock
4 Of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, oi FRENCH,
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN MANUFACTURE TO which
sus. their old and
who goods The latest styles, good quality, and nj
sonnhic prices Read partial enumeration appended below
,aicoos, ninglans aud Lawn,
lrlnns French tRnres and Jaconeta solid and plain,
Organdio Musins AMI Borares,
li,iagr and Muslin flnunccd Robes
Mourning umsis, In Muslin, Lawn and Berages,
l,fages, DE lnn.s and thalius,
Dress SILKS, Hack Plain aud Fancy,
Lrnch, Cambria mud tmbruiersd iiandk erchlcfa,
Kid nnd six Gloves, Various tours,
Ladies aud Misses silk M,s, ,long and rhort,)
Lace Tissue aud ierngc Volta.
French Worked Collars and ~ seits,
Grape "
Alpactas, Molsnt nnd Bombazlnes,
Misses Hosiery and tiln,ea,
Misses t.auzo M.rno Vests,
White Goods, all Kinds
spring Slnwla, Various colors,
bunlard silks at Tow figures,
Lace shaw II and Nantes,
Hoop skirts, all sizes and prices,
Hoop skirt supporters. something new.
GENTS GOODS,
broad Cloths plain md fancy,
black aud Fancy Cas- imcres
Ncsllnus, all kinds,
Gcnfs Ties, Stocks and Cravas
Shr tonra and Blossoms,
Gloves, y Hose nj Handkerchief
Pine Apple landk erchlcfs, something new
To wirh Is ndivd u Of Linen Cotton
Mats, Ae 60 Remember the No. (i0O), aud call In.
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Union Hotel, Campbell Court House

UuIOi1 fiOJ6I, CdIHPOCII
YSyIIE proprcor his thanks his friends and the pub
lie liberal patronage heretofore received, and
prctuy continuance of The pedging every
lion Ia rive sail -fIcon all that may call "h him
STABLES AND LOTS conveniently situated, dry. comforta
bic and well urrarz d for the accommodation of stock DkO
NEEs are invited call and examine for themselves
mn lT.eawts VA. \. CLEMENT.
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who bad been even to him. and who he looked upon
as his 6olafds property. and thinking that he was in
slave State, he could sell them, determined to eff
% possible sale before he left the waters of
Virginia lie accordingly offered then 10 gentleman
IN Hampton for the sum OF one thousand dollars
ou, finally consented take nine hundred dollars for
the two"
This he said he thought he had right TO do, rs he
considered them as his property and that in selling
,"em ne was doing them good service by taking them
from ndton of nal ness m like that
OF thousands ofJamaica negroes, and providing them
with good homes and kind masters
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-11
18th Semi-Annual Card
w
Clothing and GentlemenS' Furnishing Trade,

toners and the public general, 10 their extensive rud
Ilre stock of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, In siotu.
comprising every article pertaining 10 the
Clothing and Gcnilemens' Furnishing Trade,
of the latest aud most approved styles aud materials Deter
mined 10 maintain the Wide spread md adorable reputation OF
Establishment have spared excellence
ever. Department. and 10 provide ior The wants of all cdsses
customers
The nncxc list but mpcrcr'y indicates the variety of
FALL H. u idea uf wirl only Ia, obtained
animation Best quniy French, medium aud low prices Broni
Cloth Coats ou tloh Coats hWn3s heretofore bay taken
Lead Ia style, IL, ind general pction will lie found
supA IT pnasbt those sold by us IN forncr Choice
slls Cashmere usincrs SUITS over tons Farmers EItng
Coa Inverness Mauis Congress over Coats ror Emanuel
palrto BLACK Fancy Cashmere Pants Vests IN the
material French ukc Shirts, nj
hand, (-lirs made ta order When pr,errcd
l,r q Mems ludcr Ncur ot best make aud material
iruynts Scnris IsGiur,, EoX Munalnmber Gphuld mud
other style Tics hr"nt Sawls and IA, ding Blank
EalWa Eu loves kid ali Wash. Norway, Cashmere,
Ilucai. famous Mountain Buck, aud other sRsonaln
Gloves Packet Iatketrhr-, soths carinr Eobcr Ar &c
BUllotnllS, sHAFEk " co,
sept 9>-dts lnl Main street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-11

psoy. ARRIVES will, by request, repeat his first
,..san q, his new method Of Mcmorizing, BE-
far beginners. this "Wednesday night. ut Rev.
Dr.. Mitchellss Lecture Room, ut &c o'k, runc'u-
alv. Ladics and others who prefer. may meet at
I'm No new admissions alter this evening
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-11

A NAN by the name of Byers from Mercer
county. was committed TO the Jail Of Monroe coun-
ty on Monday of last week. charged with killing
Il man by the name of Farley.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-11
Manipulated Guano.

WE offer 10 the Planters ol Virginia Guano prepared b.
w follows:
1000 ba. the reruN Guano that be procured,
HIS, the best Sumhrcr, Gnnnu, containing nil 81
cent. oi the Phosphate oi Linz,
200 It's of The ground Plaster for which pay e per
Ton. extra.
Al well mis- cd together.
Planters aud others n-nyed examine the article From
the best Information obtain, believe ta mixture Is
Of The best that Ia Ircpar, for the Virginia lands
Flco Ia Planters ls ~ ton lcss when they
furnish tho bags.
For sale rs EDMOND, DAVENPORT & CO,
sept y dts Richmond Va.
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Van Haagan 6 McKeone's
OElEEN rAL nDETERSIvE SOAP!

ANE Pound OF this celebrated Washing soap Will 90 far
" 1iec Pounds Of Common Rosla Soap. II half
the time aud labor; clothes need boiling rubbing
wasiboar and II warranted 10 give entire sniisfacon
tho none, will I've refunded.
VAN HAAQAN s. MokEONE,S
ana. hOAP" for scrtbbng and iougi, Washing "EXTRA
PALE" aud CHEMICAL OLIVE SOAP, for general house
superior any other smar soaps made the o. g.
our prices will be found lower than those OF any other Man
uIaciurerH In thu country.
Circulars aud other information furnished by addressing tho
sole Agents. TnAlN& MokEONE,
No. ~ and - South Wharves,
NH i2laclm 10, a.. q COL philadelphia, Ia.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-11

PIEDMONT PRESBYTERY.
Piedmont Presbytery stands adjourned TO meet
at Piedmont Church, Franklin county. Virginia,
on Wednesday before the 4th Sabbath Of Aprl
next, at 3 o'cl,ck, p NJ.
BRICE A. MARTIN,
March l4-dlnwtlSapr. Stated Clerk.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-11
Mississinni r and for Sale

Mississippi Land for Sale.
E2T SITUATED sixteen miles south West Of the City Of
&& Holly springs, miles West the Mississippi
Central nlroad, In Marshali county, Miss. containing
Acres 100 between 100 and 8O0 ~ which supe
valley which produced Bale Of Cotton per the
past said plantation susceptblc Of subdivision into
several tracts Is nnanty supplied with pure free stone
ter, and Ia m healthy as the mountains of Virginia.
For further particulars, see the premises, addresA
ID. DsAHDERSON.
NH i9-d3m Wyatt J., o., Miss.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-11
Furniture! Furniture I!

Spring and Summer Goods.
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps and Staw Goods,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AND STYLE.
L.. HAVING received the greater portion of my Spring
AK and summer Goods and being in receipt daily of such
KEV being made Ia my order, my friends
-and the public, that they may call, with full expecia
ton being suited, either In qualify, s price, NJ, stock
Of Trunks Carpet Bags Umbrellas, &e large and comprises
every grade. l.. J.. ARMlsTEAl,
ap 81 Rep copy No. no Main ST. Lynchburg Va.
Ladies, this is no Puff.
BOIIN ABRAlIAMS has just opened 200 cclcraed
- EXTENSION SKIRTS, (drrdHfed frst qHdiity) from
10 to 30 springs made without sewing such prices
AN examination. ap3
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-11
1860. SPRING IMPORTATIONS. ISt

1860. SPRING IMPORTATIONS. 1850.
GINTER, ALVEY IL AltENTS,
Importers and Jobbers,
RItWN0SD
w would call The special attention OF The merchants OF
w Virginia and North Carina visiting market this
Spring, unusual large stock of Foreign Goods
Importation which Will Offer nj low price any house
tn the country; cnitnicrutr
White Goods, Dress Trimmings,
Linen Fancy tiuoda
Hosiery, Small Wares
1acvs, Gents Furnishing Goods,
Ribbons, of all klnis,
SuAWIs,
We also established "A Mnnlias,
mud Ladies' Wrapping generally and will I've pr. pared eNh
hit large variety al these Goods Of the styles nnd
patterns, made UNelusi,c, nj home.
We solicit an examination stock being determined
offer every indccnen 10 southern buyers To make their pur
chases In market.
march an GISTER ALVEY 4 ARENTS
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s~h- W." ~ Id Ihr TN !! -k$1
1860. MARCH 1860.
GENERAL NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING AGENCY.
BUSINESS MEN OF LYNCHBURG,
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST
AND LET THE PEoPLEoF
THE GREAT SOUTHWEST
Know that you eau Make IL TO their
INTEREST TO TRADE WITH YOU.
Naddtion to the following papers for which am specia,
Agent will receive and forward aivcrtiseme an, Ia.
per in the United States
NEW ERA, Floyd Court House, Va
T WHSEss, Knoxville, Tennessee.
fSFFEE GGEEr as I%"as- Tenn.
GGlAAzEErrE Lexington Va
f SFaJShaf Liberty, Va.
DEMOCRAT nH,4 lFinca,tlc. Va.
REGIsTEls Dan,nh, Va
VIRGINIA ECHO. Halifax Co. IIo. VA
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE NEWS, Bristol.
nnANrI bN.' Joncsboro', Tenn.
DEMOCRAT, Greenyue Team
ADVERTISER, Chattanooga, Tenn.
RHfhnaG2iSSff AT,} Abingdon Va.
STAR AND HERALD, chrisiiausburg Va.
pATkloT, Ora, son G." llo Va
T TfEudEEGEAPh' wyhe,lney Va
A ADy0GA At TT Ta 4 CO. nova
REPUBLICAN, Winchester Va
Persons wishing 10 advertise in papers,
ind 10 10 call Lynch
burg Nrginan, where contracts Will b. made, and
jan lots. Foreman vrginan Ofrc.
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The Glorv of the Are.

The Glory Of the Age.
lust received, y lot VI The most elegant WHEELER b
10 WILSON SEWING MACHINES that has ever been
shown yet tha market Now The time get this glorious
article. M sae yoa do not learn 10 Warranted for
three years. Come at once, and walt no longer.
A. H. EN0LEDOVE,
nh ~ 81 Main Street, Iynchburg, Va
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naa- NOWll rs THE TIME!! usaa
1870. MARCH 1860.
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Notice.

NOL1C6.
AN consignment and for SALE few baskets Of fine
" CHAMPAGNE WINE. which will sell low
ian 26ts SMITH d ADAMS, 14l Main st
FSNO THE FARMERSWe are now in receipt of supply Of
4 fresh HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED, from well known
the city. We can, with confidence recommend
this Grass superior for an abandan, yield Nutritious and
May and will be ready for the scythe in ninety days
lRbl IL SAUNDERS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-11

A DEsIDEEATUM.-AJ i'll MEN, in need OF d perfec
IA RAZOR, combining every excellence, can find IN 10
manufactured expressly for ds by WADE BUTCHER Shcf
field England, without regard To cost s..
feb 2T-d4es STABLER A JONES
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-11
MISCELLANEOUS.
JAMES DINwIDDTE,
No. Do Main Street. Rync h hur w. Wa.

No. Do Main Street. Lynchburg, Va,
- mas Just received his spring stock If WATCHES
"A and JEWELRY, and is The largest stock II has
Alz heu his pleasure Ia ehr IN the public which consists
49, of English, swiss aud American Watches of the hest
make, In gold aud silver Aso fine stock of JEwEl
RY of tho latest sisea all uf which bought
favorable therefore sell otcr houso
In the STATE P,ase call and examine yourselves before
purchasing. NH 9sts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-11

TUsT to hand and for sale 100 Of New York Drop Sho
81 in pound bags also, Electric Gun Powder can
Ter, SMITH l. ADAMS,
nov 10 dts i41 Main Street.
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The EissIsfe q Lyon
SEW NO R1ACTIInJE y
ii HARDLY suPERssDIse
ALL OTHER NIAsI1INEs
Its Merits are best Known.

&
This appeas r. unpleasant Sewing
Machine competitors who ro, make d appear
Inconsistent years cettiacate Il
apposalto Machine siarh he il the agent
thas selling ii diesnt make tic perfee-
tsonos which nss onl past two
sear He aso that ciaiin. made With his Ma
chine Ii MS ls snei, mistaken The only
purposes for which III snacihe nsed n she
manufacture 9osts ae simply stitching he eis u
gttiasass qpia inag mere i 10 strain uon
the thread We would trus ii aaher than that, Nor
tese purposes Very yrii ons III il e0ula Dc
kept in order 3 alas or IL reputation found,
had tlree that 4 constantly
pairs. af u ssfio f,nifaetssrs ar ten
felat II war- VI let I.e, jesea faifis with
aAia attending bats COULD
sor EF Rfaaasf2fn As rifE alalE MAafiNH Ii
dill MT lock in faet leased VERY MUCH LIKE ii
NEW ~ ttiiIt and taas Il Il aissas nat only cost
| twenty Il leaFs ieF 'srst.sirs.R #
Whea Ass. tInsee appr6tal given
ol ha saelts alaefiie bas4ss MAS nt its
aaesnes aheh, ~ rsElesop III FiHte I,son Ma
chine s been nsepe, and ths Latter AS bss
| psefesenaa Il tis former
w sltl never hase lhsash, necessary, eysa We had
eenieFaa kn tns refer tle atetis l,e Machine
nefeea si5As lud moi forced it h special fefeas
if connection Hish business. II as capital
M made tf III uppsaaensai csrtisa ehFs. We fass
s III beaeaS viii aeeeated With 1noaests.
WEsaEaasee ille Faie Isen sesstt# Machine 10 GIVE
COMPLETE 9Isf ACTION a chaser, aifss fais
and fia fEf4i. On THE MONEY WILL. iE elEgRFu LILY
REFuAnEn. Hitlte eseat Of that otaer Machine 10 he
| sataes 535E
ast IFees q ~ fArkle \ On se4sps asshiass-
f.
s55. $50. $50, $50. 500, sIo5, s115 and s1ao,
ALFRED MUNRoE 4 Co,
| !. STONY BEIsnIss,''
/ M spH Corner af Camp arl Common streets
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