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The state Of setssis.!yyl,l
p.syIA COUNTY.

To Louisa y. i~r.s.on, Margars, ". wrisht and
Charlotte \. be,rd, h-i-s q; law of Iiisshsih
lgayts urn, DECEASED, loan Bra.;en. hns bald "
said t.oui.a ". Lsroy,. Wright. hashssi VI .aid
Mafgpr, u. aui James -. Beard, husband u
sstl Charlotte A:
Xvou ard each ~ voc are hereby cited 10 he
and appear before the Probate court ef said
cauaty On Friday. the 9Th DAY 81 april, lst'. be.
log At the A,r,i Term. iscJ. u said toar.. 10 show
esssa ~hy tie PRAYER % The petition u f,s-rs W.
Perry and his v,ls Sarah J. Pgr,y, lsaid sarah J.
being m .s.f ~ Law ~ sad 'seeasat.1 trn,irg
fsr = Iiv.sion anil iIs,rihst.s.. ~ the We've sIsses
VI iced ti .hou.l mo-, b granted.
ls stdsr II Coast. i..asi March essh. lsd0.
". y. WVvIJLS, Cirfs.
March 20. issa. lu-.tw.
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s,.ss :, M, .,s.v OF serrts,

w others cnnscioai " lnahiliiv. from Whatever
cause, viii Ind Mel cans Strengthening tordial y
thorough reveueta,or u the system and si Who
M, have ,aisrsi ihsmselve. by 'mprcper Ieial.
eencc., wilI Ind IN this tofdial . certain aud speedy
remedy.
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ATTENTION.

91SilE Arm cf Nickle 4 Simpson haA becs dissolved
by mutual consent, ard all those indebted 10
tho hria arc requested 10 eoae forward and close
up their accounts BY noss vr Otherwise.
Nj. u. u. simpson ~iil continue ths business d
the Oh stand, hsv,ss received = large asd veil.
selected stock u fresh Croceries, Liquors, de.,
ae., Of MI Kinds, which will be offered ., Msmrhi.
prices Tor cash. Everybody will d. vol 10 call
aud Nee NE before psrchs.ius elsewhere.
NlckLE 4 SIMPSON.
ftt1Anry o, 1850. 3-7m.
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II ssdelf 4 seleniiha SOD fgtaith Cow 0Hfl
,supafed ~ ths i,sliI 81 Nv IN llHis 4 tfi
haft. tanuv iiteh. nllui hlt lite aNI Hf
satanlls. Mid Cheny Hal ini 1sh iian fhiHf'
lais ~ eam opposition. TIE fHlits tsifs tfutifIl
p~i,ne,pls II ssoh Insfedie ni u lhlfHa4 N ftifaat
~ ~ M ~ meth Il ui iiait a wH "a .
ielrlpn4 oAhil,s stsn# sphui, thl Gle mHfl NJ W.
Lthtt frusay ~ tenasaiItg NE ft.ii s'U .Hi
snI fsslarnx ~ slel. suAoliuf ahl d.la
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9TTtKS Tes,sn eu,1y IN the Esssss II Abaev
uraisan, deceased, having been granted 10
the ander-igred BY ,hr Probate cousi VI Pamela
County, Mississippi j, at the February Term, 1860,
,hercofi Al persons having claims sRaIsss said
estate are hereby notified 10 come forward and
probate aud register their claims within the TINE
prescribed by las, or they will be forever barred.
\. W. BYARs, gsrcu,er.
February %. istn. 6-cw.
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COTTON SEED.

WE hsv. a very enc 10, Of csssohe n
w ssg, L1h II sass.,ra.as sui nx~ ~~
ii. ssf,oyI's prorfs..' beta n vaichAzz<A@
ti.is We have s~sreis.ly ssv.i from cotton selected
us.h cur swn hsnis lem si- eas.se ssslss "A oar
sssirs eros. ,sr several wears. IN las ssresti,nt.
Il in lhe above 1 mis-. W. ssvcd. last zee !. lij
hni~.. svs-szisr s,D pa. Il. tsir Il 'hs aisss
tinis Il ..st - y u ss.. NJ - n,s go hsshsl,
sa..s sc Lel.ese thcss are asne a rs sii's ~
peries to them. Al. ia Z. H. HtHT. !,
panois p. u. Febsy g. 1850. 5-2w. :
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-10-18
tss&f =. - u. lGG l2 9. as@s.EEslIs 1T GaNs5
81, ST EsP He n M1LsL,E =.
.sAtTEORNEYsa&e eJceg g4ssAk0RG / GArAkAw,
&; ::ois*3T:' GEDUB, "as

!. .sS: .;.,,. III; 6vef oTn ''s 5a 3.ad ,,s
Wal make collections, invest mo4ey.t buy,
all es loeq l.a.1 asE4nats, enA en'sE purchase
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-10-18

I!llW uTuda I'D .3@E7od3 10" aos151s u
easI ed a4sds bus "szo,t@g5 azf5 sqma4noe
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-10-18
,tt6AAIs ,tG4A sSCHI{RZ QNpQUG14AS.
Es:IRERE tlS,rjuS uSTlcE, H. HISTORY. =
lptodagtas' 1863 s'4sas 4sasa Chtssmaippion CHG aipi II Free Free
taILaboi'' ana q" 'Csreat States
:..zs53l. sA.! :EEit!IU, ,ElT:Z $3.50
Extrscts from q. Speech Dekip<red at Cooper In-
f.' san.ie; oaAep 3l1rk, t Ea,t SeAars, ef Wis
ksceesss1,i Septea4~o ol8;i ls6Nse: {. I. .r4Ie
4. IA = TT -I
INTRODUCTORY.

l1<o u In 1 contest Of greet principles,
like that which is now agitating the country.
am little inclined 10, discuss the persnoal quail
ties Of candidates but. when the individual
merits Of = man are set W ~ his principal claim
to the highest and most responsible Office in
shl,ge4's e1ane;ne his history and cl.arar'er
With more than ordinary, care.
- 1T is s,noloriols fac. that the friends of Judge
DopElsss in / heNorthefrSta "a solicit the yoses
Of the people on the ground that he has zone
more f0t Tie fre. dom ST lie Territoriesa and,
. grea,erestat ssman. than amy living
individual. Thus q personal: issueTi is. urged
upon us. and we are ready to accept it. This
wall be- ske :suh hjeee OF SsEsts.sks to night
shall not traas1ress the limits Of propris,y !, hu,
am determined is call things by their right
hanlta: EG.AHS: ahtt : IuxN. Z .E.MlC
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1eolu ada se sas ai bue ,as@as2 sd; Il. SCOTS
I & L u Z &
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wAr;rjI'' II =; 4 i MoC,iLiuRE,..::

Dealera in Eaz<iea aa&- Dom<st;e Exchange,
9lZ kEP- 1aal Waszsneas esns<au iy zone hddnd
n. snl for saA at . sp.41t,a lvance from New
York prices. ColLec.ions made. Exchange
drawn y the lowe = current rates. paid. Xe.
1~ Sc: Cloud, July 18th. 1860: augs .3m
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-10-18

laws. less dagra4t violation Of popular rights
s''aS Lecompttn ?. How could h. uphold
sfhs fern. r and sisimsayz eradisf fos upllolding
the latter? iiere is another most wonderful
coincidence; just 20 long as slavery had a
chance in Kaasas,~Dsselasst stood upon the side
ot s1evsFy;s ttI uo 4spaesrv.s ~ yietezy1o u
essg% ssfs; te.9 & 9sas. y. .pEs - stand
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-10-18

ao3j eHd-arau15l3I b!3aL u 5oHla8HT"H
E.sss. aass..z ..afzazrt "a E.aero ZIG II .EaT
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-10-18

Cd. zJ;AM as Me EBL<v.Y,;'a
s1f16RSsYl ,. s, cogSsELhoeK M l.he t.: A. EAw.
=7a' :5E'. pIoUD;;ss'au t
~. .@a:,o.;z ''sEaxer Tpxxn::. -. :''s: s.a.
I'D Mlnl;n.ks: e%lsstiqRs iHye.t aaoa.sr bgy,
81 dispose II K@a1, Estate: 's7s. -''s4'
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EMBROIDERY,

French embroidered collars, underseeves,
jaconet and Swiss edgeings and Inrertings L.
&. handkerchiefs, a full assortment, &c.
ShawL, blankets, kcrseys and plains, cot
ton Osnaburgs, white and striped. Clothing,
very complete assortment Hats, Boots
ana Shoes, full assortment. Hardware,
Crockery, Iron and Steel, all the kinds usu-
ally required for plantation and other pur.
poses, &c.
The undersigned would embrace this Oh.
portunity Of returning thanks to his friends
and Gus toners for the liberal patronage he
has already received at their hands, and BY
strict personal attention 10 business, would
respectfully invite n continuation Of their
custom. The above stock is complete n
al! its various departments and will be sold
low Tor cash, or TO prompt customers on
time. Call and examine for yourselves.-
You may find it to your interest to give me
place in your Memorandum"
JONES CROCKETT.
Sept. 81, 1859. 32-tf
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THE HERALD OF TRUTH.

, EVANGELICAL SERMoss.-The Sermons
Of Rev. {. II. Spurgeon and Rev. Henry
Melvill, chaplain to the Queen of England
are received weekly from Europe, and pub
lished rerbdtim in the HERALD OF TRuTH.
The sermons of distinguished clergymen of
all the Evangelical denomnat ions in this
country are likewise regularly published,
and constitute the distinctive feature of the
paper. The HERALD OF TRUTH is issued
weekly at No. 100 Nassau Street, New
York, Rev. John w. Major, of the Presby-
tcrian church, editor. Terms 80 per an =
mum Q copies SO Clubs of ten. si5. and
an extra copy to the person forming the
Club. [2OS sermons, besides much other
matter Of interest, cost but So
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LUM BER FOR SALE.

INlIE subscriber has now on hand ut his
Il Steam Saw Mill, large quantity of
sell seasoned I+mbcr of all descriptions
and qualities, which he will sell upon his
usual accommodating terms to punctua
customers. a large let of refuse lumber
on hand will be sold in the lump, il pur-
choscrs prefer TO buy it in that way. Those
having need Of this kind Of lumber may OBJ
tain Bargains by applying soon.
sS" Persons indebted for lumber for
the past and previous years. are invited TO
come forward and settle by cash or note.
Mr. Ribler or Mr.. Nelson vii! always be
found at the place prepared TO wait upon
customers and transact all business GoEncc =
ted with thp lli!l.
JAMES VI. INGRAM
Jan. 18th 1860, Aft
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FELLOW CITIZENS
AND
FRIENDS OF THE SOUTH

hereby inform yon that you can buy
Saddles and Harness Of all kinds cheaper
than they can b" bought this side OF Mason
4 Dckson's Line.
Buggy Harness from - to 30 dollars.
Carriage - % TO rs
Saddles from 10 TO 40
Good Spanish Saddles at IL :"
All work warrented. Rcpairirg done
neat and cheap. Work delivered anywhere
free Of charge.
Dry Hides taken at ] 3 cents, paid in worl;
ut cash price.
REFEEEScE..-Mr. Robt Sims, Mr. Iamea
Caldwell and Messrs Houston 81 IIowie,
and others. My shop is at Rock Hill ). c.
MILES JOHNSON,
Dec. u, 1889, I5-3m.
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New Firm.

The undersigned have this day entered
into Co.partnership for the purpose OF
carrying on the mercantile business in the
Village Of Lancaster They. will at all
times be found with a splendid stock of
goods suitable io1 the trade and sold at
such prices as defy competition I; call and
try US. -
HASSELTlNE g. MASSEY.
J. A. HASSELTlNE,
=. B. MASSEY.
Jan. I'd 1860, ~ st.
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Dissolution.

The firm OF Hasseltine g. Cureton is this
day dissolved by mutual consent All in =
dcbtet will please call at the old stand and
settle. We return our thanks to our nu-
merous friends aud customers for their large
patronage, and trust Il will be continued to
the new 6rm. Phe name Of the firm will
be used oply in liquidation.
HASSELTINE & CURETON.
January 2nd 1860, Al st
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s D / L H c A ROLL n A.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
Thomas J Cauthcn and wife Jane K, and
James X Trusicl

Anderson Cauhcn and wife EIvira. -
Horton and wife Matilda, Drusilla TrTsdrr.
The widow Of Henry TrursG,I deed. and
their children Sarah, Laura and Catherine
TrusdcI. Mnhala FIetchcr's children To wit ::
James, William, Wviic and Henry Fletcher
and nm infant, John TrusdrI, deceased hi,
widow Mildred and children, - S.pvcr
and wife Rcbecca, - Stu,rr and wifi.
Mary, & & Duncan and wife Mamma. Nancy
Trus,l DrucilG TilsIcl. James II. md
John Vrusdcl, George IL TrIsdrl, deceased
widow Mary 4 TrusdeI, Elizabeth, Wi.
liam and Nancy Trusdel, James Il Tsusdel.
John TrnsdcI, George TruS,icI, Henry
TrUsdel, Iachariah Tru,del. Benjamin Trus-
del, Louis TruSdel, Elizabeth Hail, Mil
ley West and Matilda lIuckbcc.
II appearing to my satisfaction that the
following named defendants reside without
the limits of this STATE, to wit: Thirla Ia
gram, Mary II Williams and the children
of Sarah Jones, deceased. 10 wit: William.
John, SamurI, James and Calvin Jones l..
Eame of th" rest no. En,HU
!, !, therefore ordered la.. .... ,. .g.
pear b" pnI,.a, 90 by 'u0.r .a.sn. k.lurur,
gu' ...,n. p. '.. -.pa. ur au.-. .. ....
rca. n.l,'c o.. '.ues Tu-a.'. deceased .a
or before t.y hrs. day mt irurEr~v next. n
1861, or tae,r eoAauut HuI b. entered of
record,
=. T HAMMOND, o B.. b..
NoT 8, 1859 39-3r, IF e9oo
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Fob SALE OR RENT
The Hanging Rock Mineral
SPRINGS

SPRINGS.
THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR
~ Sale or Rent, this desirable
WATERING PLACE,
situated on the Stage Road, leading from
Camden TO Lancasterville, 27 miles above
the former and IL miles below the latter
place The buildings are new and neatly
constructed and capable Of accommodating
from sixty to one hundred persons. The
neighborhood is thickly settled, the people
moral and intelligent. The quality os the
Water has been so long and favorably
known that reference to IL is scarcely
necessary; it has been pronounced by com
petent Judges,equal o any water in the State
and tor the cure of some diseases superior
TO any,
10 purchaser, any indulgence us TO time
that may be desired, will be given also
any quantity of the adjoining land that may
be desired, will be sold with the Springs.
Persons having an inclination to this kind
OF business, would do well to apply to the
subscriber, as he will sell or rent upon
terms which cannot fail to be profitable to
the purchaser or lessee.
For further particulars. address me at
Hanging Rock y. o., Kershaw District.
y Z. JAS. NJ. INGRAM.
20 On the premises is m excellent
store House for merchandising, derectly
upon The road in front of the Hotel and
Cabins. II is considered one Of the bes,
stands for business that the up country af-
fOrds. ] AL
January i, 1860 -A7tf
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LAND FOR SALE,
A 3 \ RGAIN.

7 HEREBY OFFER FOR SALE, A
i tract Of land, situate two miles East o.
BeIlnir, in Lancaster District, s. c., on five
mile creek, or tar kiln branch ten miles
from Fort Mills on the Charlotte Railroad :;
twenty miles from Charlotte, n. G.. and
bout twenty miles from Lancaster c. H.
The tract contains 57S acres il of good
quality, well wntered, healthy aud in pleas.
ant ncighborhood.
On the place are some improvements. -
Most of the land has never been cleared
and is finely timbered. Mr.. Taylor Thomp
son, who lives on the place, will show it to
any one wishing to buy.
For price and terms apply to me at Cam
den, ). C., by letter or otherwise a.; or To
w. VI. Connors, Esq, at Lancaster, y. &.
JOHN ROSSER.
Jan 4, lS60-.47tf.
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Fcrt Mills Academy.
YORK DIsTRIuT, S. C.

SIrUATE on the Charlotte and South
- Cni"linn Rail Road. l6 miles from
Charioitrc,N. e.
rRIN CIPAl lis,
BUTLER p. ALsT"S, J. GADsDEx hLSroN.
The Third Session of the above Instlu
ton will commrncc on the second Monday
in January 1860.
TERMS PER SESSION ~ FIVE MONTHS.
Primary Branches. es........... 5000
The above with English Grammer
and topography ............... 900
The same with History ....... 200
Latin, Grcnk and Mathematics. 1880
Board can be had at from eight to ten
dollars per moath.
DIR. Is. NJ. COBB,
Chmn of Hoard VI TRUSTEES.
Fort Mills, :. &. Dee 7,-l3 am.
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Sundries.

YThNCN Candies, Almonds, English Wal.
4 nuts. Braziel, Peacan and Paradise
Nuts. RaisinS, Salmond, Lobsiers, Cove
Oysters, Sardjans, Scotch Herring, Apple.
Peach, Qnlnce and Ginger Preserves. Pick
les, Tomatoes, Cntsnp, Black and Green
lea JOS NJ GAYLE co. /,
Camden, Nov. I6-tf.
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LADIES DRESS GOODS.

Rich plain blk Silk, nounccd Silk Robes
Fancy Silks, plaid and striped, Marccline
Silk, French Del.ain Robes. Cashmere
Robes, AlI-wool D"Lains, solid colors, Plaid
Del.ains, Ladies Coverings, sc.
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NEW GOODS.

VlllI subscriber is now occupying his new
l Store, one door North OF J. A. Hassel.
tines dwelling on main street, and he is
now receiving, by kis own conveyance. his
FALL and WINTER Stogk of Goods, Sc.
Iected in person with much care rs to price,
sly 10 and quality.
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Stage Accommodations,

stage Accommodations.
TNiiE undersigned, contractors on the
4 mail route from Lancaster to Camden,
respectfully notify the public that they
have made arrangements for running II
Stage for the accommodation Of passen-
gSs on said route, three times per week
and back. The Stage will leave Camden
on Monday, "Wednesday and Friday, and
arrive nj Lancaster &. H., same evening
win leave the latter place on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, and arrive in
Camden same evening.
They will also convey passengers from
Lancaster L. H., to Pincvlle, on the Char
l"tte & :. &. Railroad, two times per week
hack wiz leave Lancaster on Monday
and Thursday arrive at Pineville same
day. Leave Pineyiile on Tuesday and Fri.
day arrive ut Lancaster e.. IT,, same day
They believe that their arrangements are
such as TO insure II prompt execution Of the
above plan, and to the perfect satisfaction
at ;h"s" wh" may 20 upon these routes.
.-t?' Packages viii be promptly convey.
ed upon cr!nrr ruTtc.
JNO. b. CDUSART,
SliAS INGRAM.
July l3. !s59-22-tf
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Pleasant Hill Academy.

LANCASTER DISTRICT, 5. c.
TINE FIRST Session of this institution
l. will commence on the third Monday,
18th of January, 1860
Terms PER Session FIVE MONTHS
Primary Branches. es..............S 81 to-
philosophy. BOTANY. Aslrunomv.&r Is 100
Latin Grrrk. hiLl "r br.nchrs, Ne. 20 90
Incidental ..Np.nse e........... so
:P This institution enjoys advantages
equal Ia any in this State in regard 10
hcalih. Ii i situate two miles North uf
the Hanging Rock Mineral Springs, near II
Churrh, pu>l Olli'r. &c.
jas. Il. CARLISLE.
Principal.
+ :. Good board can be procured in
good f,milrs IL SS To 10 per month.
D-crmbrr 81. .,5:f
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TUST received, 800 lbs English Diary
q Cheese, 100 lbs Fancy and stick Candy
25 lbs Almonds, 25 lbs Raisans, boxes
Crackers. by
J. l.. DUNLAP g. co.
Jan. 4, 1860. 47-2t
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HAFINH purchased the entire stock Of
IL Goods belonging to the estate Of A.
&. Dunlap, we respectfully invite our
friends and the public I" examine our goods
and prices, and we are confident, they will
be pleased with both, as we bought the
goods at Il reasonable discount and desire
TO make rnom Cor our spring supplies, we
will sell them extremely low.
J. !. DUNLAP g. co.
Lancaster, Jan. lst 1860. I7-St.
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w ATOMS.

THE SUBSCRIBER WILL FURNISH
Il wilson. Childs d Co, superior
Philadelphia made WAGONS, without bo
dies for cash only at the following prices
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Co-partnershlp Notice

WE HAVE this day formed Co.part-
w nership under the name Of J. l.. Dun
lap g. Co, for the purpose of carrying on
the me-cantle business in the Village Of
Lancaster. JOS. l.. DUNLAP,
JANE A. DUNLAP
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w. ID. MoDOWALL,
Camden, s. Z.
Dec. IL, l85S.-44 6m.
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SEWING MACHINES.
The Perfection of Scientific Ar
rangement and Mcdaniel
Simplicity.
is ATTAINED BY THE
GROVER g. BAKERS
SEWING MACHINE co.
IN THEIR IMPROVED
Noiseless Machines.


They have the following advantages
over all others They have no pads to
keep in order no b"bbins to wind no
taRghmg or waste of thread no oiiny the
thread or work no tool chest stocked
with wrenches, pliers, pickers, leather &c,
SC.
The directions are simple easily UNDER
stood, and easily eXRla'ned by the instruc-
tors. There IS no taking apart cleaning or
rolling. They require about ten drops of
oil per day, when in constant use. They
make no more noise than Il common clock
even when making fifteen hundred stitches
per minute. They run enSy-a child ton
years old can work them to rul, speed
They run fast or slow without Gnv danger
of altering the length ar tightnr>s Of the
stitch. They will Hem. Fill, Gather, Bind,
Stitch and EmbrOidcr, in so superior a
manner that we challenge compariSOn.-
The same Machine will sew pavilion cause
and plantation goods. The seam is elastic
as the most elastic fabric, and will not
break in washing or ironing. The same
Machine runs silk, linen thread and com.
mon spool cotton, with equal facility. The
needles are shorter, ana therefore stron.
ger than any other high or low priced Ma
chime. That they are superior to all Others
is e":d"n! !r:,m ~" fact nf ,h"rn hnliru
been thirty thousand machines made and
sold, in competition with others already in
successful operation. The question is no
longer which is the best maker. but which
OF th" numerous patterns of GROVER g.
BAKER shall take.
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WYE ARE JUST RECEIVING LARGE AND COMPLETE
w Stock of FALL AND WINTER GOODS which will be
s"d on our "sn" liberal Terms All requested 10
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GENTS BOYS AND CHILDRENS GOODS !

large and well selected Ready Made Clothing
Hats Caps Boots Shoes Cs~ncr"S tttn,,S Tweeis and
r"cnt of Jeans, manufactured at Salem, n &.