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The Placer herald., 1860-12-08

LIVELY IN MoNrEREY.-Las week, in Mon
terey county, a woman IA Californian) was
stabbed; her husband shot the stabber; a man
(Mr. HartnelD was stabbed 10y Mexican,
and Mexican was found on the road dead
pierced by four balls.
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REPUBLICAN PLATFORM.
A. AMENDED AND 4 DOTTED, At CHICAGO, NAV II.

Ne'olrer, That We, the delegated representa-.
yves Of the republican electors of the United
states IN Convention assembled IN discharge az
the duty We owe to our commitments and onr
country, unite In the following declarations.
]. That the history of the nation during the
last four years has fully established the proprj,
~ and necessity of the organization and pcr.
Petuation OF Tue Republican party and tina. the
causes which called 1t into existence are permu
nent in their nature, and now, more than ever
before, demand its peaceful and constitutional
triumph.
2: That the maintenance of the PRINCIPLES pro.
muigated in the Declaration Of Independenc.
ana embodied in the Federal Constitution, THAT
ali men are created equal; that they are endowed
W theif Creator with certain inaIienabls rirbts.
taal among these are life, liberty and the pursuit
OF happiness; that to secure these rights GOV.
erhments are Instituted among men der;Sin,
.nn !";. powere from the consent of the gov
S,heu 10 essential to the preservation nj n,,
Republican institutions; and ,b.t tho ~ y. o'i
Cons''otlon, the Rights of the States .,d ~"
onion OF Inc states must and shall he nrosa,s
D.. ins1 70 the Union Of the States this n,,;n n,
w unprecedented increase in population
!ts surprising development of material ,a...u'
its rapid augmentation Of weaIth ,ts h a"''
az none anu lts honor abroad: and We paIa :;
aDnorfence al schemes for Disuniou. coma 81, ~"
.sate'er sourec they may Aa We I'm
.ue ovsuLy tlst no Republican mcluD.r OF Can.
SsS~ " CountehAHceu the III ro.,. -
Disun'on 30 often made BY p,morr,,; 'asa VI
erswithout rebuke and with applau from, ,'a,
pon.cA associates and We d,nounca , i"'al
thres.S Of ,dSisanion in case Of popular , ayar
n,Osiuis, of t a.sseendancy ing the vital
Z or contemn,atsa government and ~ an ayow.
perative duty Of an iudg aaut pen,is Is the I'm
rebnke and forever sieuss n' 'eopie s:ernly to
=. Thatthe maintenance
osshs Ssatss, and sspecialla Of the rights
We right O.! each
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Testimonials Of the Horace Waters Pianos
a Ia

'The Psno cane to hal d, III first order. 1t is
beautiful Instrument and Lao mi.IaAs.'-Lee q Aer,
Philadelphia, Pa.
john iiewltt. oi Carthage, New York, who has had
one Vi the Horace aier, ramos, IoIows:-
Hiehh ui mite "'s"es me IL purchase piano Tor
her she likes the ole you SOFA i.e la DeceIrer ieJv
Ny piaLo Is <c"htng oPniar III this place, aid lii.
can Introduce one u two more they VIA w uaoie
popular than Any other make
-" have two vi ma.ers Pianos in use In our Sem
mary, one Of which has been severely tested Tor three
years and We eau testify to their good quality and du-
rabiiity .''-HOodS GregOry, Mount Carroll, Lis.
''H. WATEss, kst.-Lear Sir: Having used one of
your Piano fortes for two past have found in
Pr,ne,pai Broo tiyn He,YAt. SEMINARY.
1.-The ano received from continues to give sat
isacon regard il as one Of the best instruments in
the place. "-Jsmes l.. Clarke, Charleston, "a
'The Melodeon has safely arrived. feel Obliged to
you for your liberal dscount-w do all l can for you
in these parts.'-Ker. j. yMeCorm,ek YaruesUiHe =
"rhe Piano was duly received. 1t came in excellent
condition, and II very much admired by my numerous
family: Accept my thanks for your promptn-ss.''-
"iour Piano pleases us well. ltsthe best one in our
County. '-IAomas 4. Latham, Cambehoa, Ga.
We are very much Obliged to you for having sent
such fine instrument for $780, and shall take pains
to recommend it.. '-Biank, Held 4 Co., Buffalo Dem.
1.-The Horace Waters Pianos are known among the
very best We enabled speak these instruments
with confidence, from personal knowledge Of their ex
celent tone and durable quality. ~. Y. Eranpehst
we can speak Of the merits Of the Horace Waters
Pianos Rom personal knowledge being Of the very
best quality. "-CAristian Imteiiigeseer.
Nothing at the State Fair displayed greater excel
ence 10 any department than the Horace Waters Pi-
amos. "-CAsrekman.
1.-THE Horace Wstere Pianos are built Of the best and
most thoroughly seasoned material. We have doubt
can do we'll, perhaps better II this than
At any other house in the Union ''-AdrOeate& Jour
-" aters' Pianos and Melodeons challenge compare
son with the finest made anywhere in the country y
Howe Journal.
Horace w ters' Piaoo-Fortes Of full, rich, and
even tone ana Observation-Disclosures York .Mssieai Recie1.
our friends will find at Mr. Waters store the very
S .s. assortment OF Pianos to be found in the United
ana We urge our southern and western friends
70 give mn = call whenever they 20 to New York -
'raha~s Magazine.
"aHrooms 1913 Broad way, New York.
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$4,000 Copies Already Sold.
EverybOdy's Lawyer
COUNSELLOR In BUSINESS

By PRANK CROSBY, Of the Philadelphia Bar.
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Il Tells You How to draw up Bonds and Mort
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It Tells You The Laws for the Collection Of Debts,
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Il Tells You What constt ltes l. bel and SANDER,
and the law as to Marriage Dover, the wife's
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It Tells You The law concerning Pensions aud how
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It Tells You The legal relations existing between
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II Tells You The Law Patents, with mode Of pro-
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Il Tells ON How to make your v Ill and how to Ad-
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Il Tells HvN TIE meaning Of Law Terms In General
Lnse, and eApla ~ TO You the Legislative, Ex-
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nSTs'e No. sF SAMSON 81, PbiladeIpha, p.
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10 ~ fsss. IL Nsscssine Jomnsa.l ~
rFates them early, fattcS Mem late,
AID JdeteS thea all the fall"
We suppose the above should be the
motto Of every. good farmer, where We
have such an abundance Of cheap corn.
This will furnish q good market for .
large quantity Of our bountiful crop Of
corr, Last Friday, I was out to my
prsirie farm, aud gathered half a wagon
load Of corn. found it ripeuing quito
fast. ]. is in just the condition to gath.
or seed from, aud in the condition that
will give more nutrimcnt to hogs than
any other time, if cut up and fed, stalks
aud III. :.
A few years ago, was in Morgan
county, ILL.,, where they made Hmy to
fatten hogs according to the motto above.
They sowcd oats and peas, aud when
they were ripeniny, they turned in their
hogs and left them to get IN early start.
Then a. the corn began to ripen, they
turned them into small field, and as
their so or 100 or more hogs gathered
that piece, they moved tho fence, and
took 10 another patch. Their hogs fat
tened faster in Udrm ,ceother.
PRoFrr.-Suppose light hogs bring
"a, for 100 hogs, and heavy, say 300,
bring 81. so. The last 100, which is
very easily put on to good stock hogs,
Berkshire, Chester White or Masec, brings
US IS. so, which will bring our 25.cent
corn fed to the 200 hogs up to 34s.-
Now this is true aud fair calculation on
good and poor fattcning of hogs, 50 far
a. It goes. But l am not through with
this calculation yet
once saw in Tho Country Gcntleman,
q paper which every farmer in Iowa
ought 70 read after he reads the IOra
Farmer piece written by gentleman
uear Kcokuk, who said he lived on the
snaia road just back Of the city, and in
December he saw great many droves of
poor lean hogs from the Desmoines coun.
try, going to market, and he asked the
owners Why they did not fatten their
hogs better The answer universally
wss, that "they could not see as they
had gained a single pound for the last
month the weather was SO cold, wet and
muddy, that hogs won't fattcn in such
weather" These hogs were generally
kept in pen without troughs, floors, or
straw to lie upon, fed in the mud, with a
mud hole to drink out of. The question
which the gentleman was writing upon
was "how much corn does 1t take to
make 100 lbs. ofpork ?" If ten hogs
cat 100 bushels Of corn in month, kept
and fed in cold, wet, slcety, icy mud
hole. aud "dom't gal" pound in
noath," how much corn docs it take to
make 100 cwt. of pork? If some poor
farmer would sit down some sS.a::u, aay,
when he has nothing else to DO, and fg.
ure this out by the single rule Of three,
the hog the mud.hoie and the corn
Now, farmers, We know that there is too
much pork fatteuing just in this way.
wish Mr.. Editor, you would be good
enough to copy the whole of the article
in the Country Gentleman, of August 9
on "Cookcd and Uucooked Food fo1
Swine, and how much Pork bushel O
Corn will maker" The subject is of 81
much Importance just now, that if you
have not room this week, will you be
kind enough to do it next?
SUEL FOSTER.
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1860. Summer Arrangenen ts. 4

1860. Summer Arrangemen ts. 1860.
~ iazsIla 60 -
Mississippi and Missouri R. r.
0N and after Monday. April 9th, 1860, and
~ until further notice. trains will leave Dav.
port, for Muscatin Iowa City, and Columbus City
(Sundays exceptedD as follows:
LIST Express train at 700 A. N.
Trains leave Iowa City as follows:
lst Express Train at PAS r. NJ
Mail train leave Washington at loop. N.
Leave Wilton Junction, for Muscatine:
LIST Mail train at 9:lOA A. NJ
Sd Express Train at $500 NJ
Leave MusUatine for Junction: +.
LIST Mail train ut 500 A. N.
I'd Express train at 400 p. ii.
Leave Junction for Iowa City: :.
LIST Express train It 9:lO A. NJ
Train. leave Davenport for Chicago At 9.35
A. NJ and 6.35 T. N.
Passengers going west make direct connections
with the Western Stage Co.'s stages for all p"::.s
west
The morning train going cas-. connects at chr.
cAeo ''n"..oN, with the Michigan Southern =:
'e'"'o" -.n, passengers thereby save oil delay
Connections made at Muscatine with the regular
packets for Burlington, keokuk, st. Louis, &c.
Passengers going east make direct connections
x. K. trains, for all points east ss.uth and north.
Also with the Gaena, Dubuque and St. Paul pack.
cts at Davenport.
Passengers are reminded of the necessity OF
giving distinct directions a. to the destination
Of their baggage. Also to procure tickets before
taking their seats in the cars.
April lst. 1850. J.F. TRACY. Supt
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What Every body Wants!
The Family Doctor:
CONTAINING SIMPLE REMEDIES, EASILY OBJ
TAINED, FOR THE CURE OF DISEASES IN
ALL FORMS,

~
TA!NhD, Fur THE .rkE OF DISEASES IN
ALL FORMS,
| PROFESSOR HENRY s. TAYLOR,,M d.
IL Tells You How attend upon the sick, and ho W
| to cook for them; how to pre- pare drink 5,
/ IOultfces. &c. .Aid how to .aII. st
injection lrvhi CONTAGIOUS diseases.
It Tells You Vi the various diseases of Children,
and gives the lest aid simplest mode vi
treatment during TretnlLg, C onruisions.
Vaccination, " noophs cough, Meas.es,
It Tells Yon The symptoms of Cronp. Cholera In
taIItIn. Cole. DiarrhHa, " orns, Scaled
head, kingsoim, ChicheL-loA, &C., and
gives you the test remedies Tor th..r cure.
1T TELLS OF The - Of 4. yer and Ague and
Bilious. lello". yphus. Scarlet and other
fesers, and gives you the best and Simplest
remedies for their cure.
/ lTTELLs iou he synpt .ns Of Influenza C onsunp-
Rheumatism. Lumtaso, Er, sipeas DC. and
giyesyou the best remedies for their cure.
! 1T TELLS YOU The symptoms % Cholera Morus, Ma
lignsnt Cholera, Smallpox, Dysentery,
Cramp, Diseases Of the Bladder, Kidneys,
and Liver, and the best remedies for their
1T TELLS YOU The symptoms Of Pleurisy, Mumps,
Neuralgia, Apoplcxy, Paralysis. the various
diseases of the throat, Teeth, Ear and Eye,
and the hest remedies for their cure.
1T TELLS YOU The symptoms Of Epilepsy, Jaundce,
Piles, Rupture, diseases Of the Heart, Hem :.
orlase Neneral Discs ses, and lily drophobia,
and gives the best remedies for their cure.
IT TELLS YOU The hest and simplest treatment for
Wounds, Broken Bones and Dslocations.
srra;ns, Lockjaw, Fever Sores, White Swell
iings, Ulcers, whtlows, Boil, scurvy, Burns
and Scrofula.
1T TELLS YOU or the various diseases peculiar to
Women, and gives the best and simple. /
remedies for their cnre, together with many
valuable hints for the preservation Of health,
The work is written in plain language, free from med
ica terms, to be easily understood, while its sim
Pile recipes may you many times the cost Of
the book. 1t is printed in clear and open type; is
illustrated with appropriate engrayngs and will be
forwarded to your address, neatly bound and postage
paid. on receipt Of 0l.tU.
CT 0lln tE1n CAN be made by enterpris
1b9VVV hDnAs ing every where in
selling the above work, Inducements all such
very liberal For single copies Of the book for
terms to agents. with other information, apply to
address
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fn2sn6l No.6l5 SAMSON st., Philadelphia, Pa.
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New and Popular Vocal Music.

NL lND WORDS.". 'The Angels told me So. ".Graye
~ 81 ga ....o o the West - s.6ive me back
my Mountain Home'' Thoughts Of Tod, - I'm with
thee still, Wake LAZY. Wake" "I'm leaving thee in
sorrow, Annie,'' 'tEver Of Thee and sold Nassau
sung the students Of Princeton College Price Is
each.
New and popular Jnstrunae ntal.-'. Palac.
Garden Polka" Signette Empire Reiches Quad
rlles,' new dance. price ~ cents each "piccoonn
Polka" Swinging Sehottsch, s'Thomas Bakee Schot-
tsch," all with yignettes. .'Newernian Quadri,~s,
IS cents each. ''Crinone Walts,n s'Danvile Maxur-
ka, "Arahian War Cry March, 'ReadiBg Polka :,
very last vorsoviani, W.imor Polka, and Almrx Polka
Aa1nska price IS cfa zach. HORACE WATERS.
May -, la6el M. as Broadway. New nrt
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LsrkAY. MARE AND COLT.

TAKEN UP by J. II. Clark. in Springfield
L township. Cedar County, Iowa. on the 18th
day Of July, A. b. 1860, bay mare and an iron
grey colt. Said mare.is bay with black name
and tail, and about l5i hands high supposed 10
be 9years old little white on each hind foot,
and a little white on forehead. Saidcolt is dark
iron grey, supposed to be four months old. The
mare vas appraised at $50. and the colt ut SIS.
ALONZO SHAW, Crk.
Upton, August 18th 1860. Cedar Conufv, Eoxa
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BOOK BINDING.

Hnlf2 THE Subscribers having received
their new ruling machine and
uAAa large stock of binding mater are
prepared to do all kinds OF work In their line in
the very best manner.
ALL KINDS OF BLANK BOOKS
Manufactured to order, in the best style. Books
and Magazines bound in any style desired.
Satisfaction is guaranteed to all who may try
us.
;. s. DANIELS, will act as our agent for Cedar
county, TO whom application for work may be
nadc. RAYMOND, EYSTRA Il co.
Muse atine, June 18th. ls59-G.25tf
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sabbath School Books Published by this
HOuP.

The Anniversary and Sunday school Muse Book, No.
], CONTAINS - tunes and hymns; frlce eacn,
dollars per nndreti The Aunis ersary Inday
school Music Book, No. = contains ~ tunes auu D uls
price cents EACH dol. per huLdred The A. u. YER
sary and sunday -SehooI music Book, No. 3, coit.fus
90 tunes and hymus prlce 4cents each, dol per Ia.
The Anniversary and sunday School Muse Book, n
snow ready 1t contains ~ tunes and hymns pree
and sunday School Music boox, combining Nos. and
=, with several additional pieces, contains tnes and
hymns, price cents each, dos. per hundred. Inc
Revival Penny Music book, Nos. AID I. +; No. ! con-
.ains to tunes and hymns price ceht; No. contains
~ tunes and hymns; price cents each, dos 10;
postage oe cent each lie SaHatn- cciiUUI
taiis l1i tunes and ~ INNS lrce IL ceLts drs
per hundred, Postase Two cents each; elegantly Ii,
:" cents each, ID dollars per Audleu Iv g.
sngins-an eght a.e tra..-rcs - cts per dvae, Is
dUiiars per huIidr-d.
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1IOcIl & WhiteIaO use.

Which they are determined to sell as cheap as
can be purchased any where in the city for CASH.
Our motto is "Quick sales and Small Profits"
ANY order from the country will he promptly
attended to; as much SO as If the purchaser was
present.
Mr. Hoch having b en- engaged in the Lumber
business for the last nine ears in this City, fiat
tiers himself that he will he able to render com
plete satisfaction to customers. Give US i cali
before purchasing elsrw here.
MGscatin". Iowa. April LIST. leb0.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE AT
GREAT BARGAINS
THE PURCHASER MADE RICH.

Now is the Time to Invest.
THE undersigned offers to the public the fol
! lowing aesIrabl. aud valuable property. at
very low rates and easy cinis.
go ACRES Ut choice prairie land in Delaware
county. Iowa:
80 acres in Tama county:
$50 acres partly improved in Cedar county,
delightfully."- located and designed for a grain
and stock farm within miles OF the county SCAT.
Also. $50 acres oi lislber lani;
Also, 300 valuable Town Lots, Ia STAIRS
Addition:
For pa, ticulars as to price, terms and locality
inquire OF the Undersigned, or OF II {. PIATr,
office in the basement oi the new court house:
}. II. STARR:
Upton, February 9th. 1906
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ESTRAY HORSE.

TAKEN UP b, J. II Cue, in Springfield town.
i ship, Cedar county, State Of Iowa, on tile
2sth day Of July, A. ID. 1860, bay horse, with
black name and tail. abb ut Is hands high, sup
posed to be or years old, little Whine on tile
right nostril, collar mark on each shoulder and
scar on the right fore foot, aud ap,,ta scd II
800. ALONZO SHAW, OK.
Cedar County. Io,ca.
Upton, August 18th, 1850.
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WATER.

The extent to which water mingles
with bodies apparently tho most solid, is
very wonderful. The glitteripg opal,
which Beauty wears as an ornament, is
only fint and water. OF every ten hun
dred tons Of earth, which a landlord has
in bis estate, four hundred arc water. -
The snow-carpcd SUBMITS Of Snowisn
aud Ben Nevis have many million tons
of water in a solicited form. In every
plaster Of Paris statue which an Italian
carries through London streets for sale,
there is one pound Of water to every four
pounds of chalk.
The air We breathe contains FIVE grains
Of water to each cubic foot of its bulk.
The potatoes aud the turnips which are
boiled for our dinner, have, in their raw
state, the one, seventy five Per cent and
the other ninety per cent. OF water. If
man weighing ten stone were squeezed
fiat in hydraulic press seven and half
stone of water would run out, and only
two and half Of dry residue remain. 4
man is, chemically speaking, forty five
pounds Of carbon and nitrogen, diffused
through FIVE and half paiIs:ul Of water.
In plants We find water thus mingled
no less wonderfully. \ sun flower eysp-
crates one aud quarter pints of water
. day, and . cabbage about the same
quantity. A wheat plant exhales in Up
days about loo, 900 grains O. water.
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Upton Hacks.
AsS12A THE Subscriber will run hack
sA6 each way DAILY
BETWEEN Upton AND WILTON!
And from Upton to Onion Station.
His charges are reasonable.
Extra Hacks furnished TO convey passengers to
any point in the interier
or Of - (,iTRTIS >
Upton, August 20, 1859.
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SO Miles West of the Mississippi

nN AMP tFTFR MONDAY, Nov. 20. 1857.
~ anu t.. Il further notice. trans viii run Us
follows:
TRAINS WESTWARD.
EXPRESS TRAM
Leave Chicago, Wells st. Depot, lltOrx
Leave Clinton, MS ~.
Arlire at Cedar Rapids, l2.ar.M.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN
Leave Clinton, l. In,n
Arrive at Cedar Rapids, .l0rN
TRAINS EASTWARD.
EXP. TRAIN-lea,e Ce, ar Eapids. 2O0pn
Arrive at Clinton sl5rx
Arrive al Chicago, 4OOAx.
Aeon. TRAIS-I.eaye Cedar l,aplds eiO.u
Arrive At { inton, 3lOPx
At Dewitt with stages for Davomport Naunoks
Ia and .Amamcso.
AT fenkee Run. with ages for Toronto T.,
ton, Mechanicsvillc, Mt. Vernon an. { ,Ia, ea'
ids. "
Freight trains leave daily
The shortest. chespes and most eypegit,.l
route from ce.ual Iowa I" Chicago. or H., po,n
east.
hO>An agent viii be at the depot in Fulton 10
receive all baggage for Clinton or the Road, wn,h
will lie conveyed aci,'rs the river free If charge
Freight Trains ave daily.
NJ. HAN, General r'rt aud .ick.t Agent.
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Pronunciation of the Word - Zonve,,

This word is much used, but is fire.
quently incorrectly pronounced Many
speak it Zuarc, giving the sound Of two
syl'ables. 1t is correctly pronounced in
one syllable, ne though written Zrape-
the a having the Italian sound as in fan.
The word comes from the Arabic Zuayue,
. confederacy of the kabyle tribe, who
live on the mountains back Of Alsiers.
The original Zuaves in the French ser
vice were composed Of Arabs from the
country near Aigiers.
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New Music !..ssSarah Jane Lee r,..Son~
and Chorus.
A VERY BEAUTIFUL FLOWING MELODY, with
"a easy accompaniment; can he sung by children Al
we'll as adults and will soon become Of the Host
popular Of the day. Sentiment Of the words ex.
ceent. Price IS cents mailed free. Just published
by HORACE WATERS
May u, 1859 No. $50 Broadway, New York,
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for manufacturing purposes which are veil
known to be without any successful rival in the
market. Much has recently been published IL
regard to various stitches made by sewiDg ma.
chimes. We will take 1t for granted that all the
world knows the fact, ut Singers Machines
make the best stt"1.. ever invented, and ~ i, ia
the best s:yIe.
lend for copy Of l. ~ Smge, + Co..,
Gasene, which contains full information about
prices, sizes. etc.. nfs.wing machines, and wiH b
s"pt lisd gratis. In. SINGER co.
Jan a. 1889: 45s Broadray Nee York.