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TIE STATE or IOWA, CrDAa COUNTY, a.:
To Doan d CoryiW and Lptha Co,

AhA S1alL VI lON 4, CEpAR CoCsJ
To Doan d. CoryiN and L,ptha Con
gill:
Nou are hereby notified that, on the l4,b day
= OF July, A. ID. 1853 Eel 4 Co. filed in Tho
Jerks Office of the District Court OF the STAT.
on Iowa, in and for Cedar county a petition
claiming Of you the sum Of one thousand fou,
hundred eightyfve and 13-l00 dollars with sir
per cent. interest from July 18th. A. d. 1859. AZ
money due on two certain promissory nofes
dated respectively June 18th 1857 executed nv
You to the order ~ said Bell 4 Co: one for SaOG
payable six months after date; and the Other 70,
$125, pay"'le six months after date. and also
Tor costs Of protest.
You are further notified that writ Of attach.
meiit WIS issued against you. and also An orig.
ihai notice, upon which said notice the Sheriff
made the following return. viz: The within
hAmea defendants. DoaH Il Cowgirl and Jep,ha
owgl'l, not fonnd IN M county or lailwick !"
inat therenpon publication Of the tendency =,
tnis suit, was ordered by the Court 10 be m ad.
NO" unless you appear and answer TO said ne.
ucn, on or before the nrst day Of the next term
VI 'he SAID District Court. (which term will he
o'2nh and holden at Upton. in said county ON
tns nfsf Monday IN June. 4. D. lstOl juaam, M
VIII he rendered against Won thereon
CLOUD VAN HORNE.
r.,.. y. . Attorneys fos Plaintiffs.
FEBRUARY 20. lsG0--nswj
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"ihe English Review dem landed. many years ago
an American NepOs, the Lives of the Amer.
lean Worthless in compact 10 IN for general
reading Here it is"-t Albany Argus
TUE AMERICAN GEOGRAPHIC SERIES
h. GEO CANNING l!liL il designed 10 include
ten or more l,ino. volumes. of about 800 pages
each. elegantly illustrated. each volume contain
ing the biography of one who has he. n eminent
IN American History. IL Is believed To lie quite
p">slbleto furnish in this way books for the youac
possessing even greater attract on than any mere
hcticn yet free from all rernicious influence and
d'ioFdlng most profitable instruction as well as
amusement Three volumes have pre,ion,,,
been published.
NE LIfEOF CAPTAIN JOHN SMITH. Tuy
FOUNDER OF N1RGINlA-"1hc life of Cant. smith
was perfect romance, Niagara Democrat.
Tue LIFE OF GENERAL ISRAEL PUTNAM
OLD PVT. Nothing in the whole range of
story telling is better adapted to the taste OF an
Intelligent boy than the biography of Putnam.
Boston journal.
THE L.FE OF BENEDICT ARNOLD THE
lIoE.-"The life of Arnold is one of the
most dramatic in modern tory."-tworcestcr
Transcript
A NEW VOLUME NOW READY.
THE LIFE OF DANIEL BOONE, THE pJO
NEER. This volume will doubtless. from it. ,ul,.
lert, prove even more interesting Than its p,rds.
cess'rs: 1t is full of wild Western adventure.
PRICE or EACH NoLrNr, - CENTS.
/ '"e 'esl way 10 Keep the minds OF the Young
from novel reading is to furnish them with plen.
~ of such material a. this which has all m. in.
teies: OF move! without it's poison '.-Boston
! Recorder.
The author has shown himself capable Of,
wr ting inst snri books as children and youth
I love to read, and just such a. will lie useful as
wei ns ente rtaining. '-tR. I. School Visitor
! just the man for such al undertaking.
Christian Era.
in hicIarr Paint Of view. particularly fitted
to his task. "--tiynn Bay state nav
a rare power OF throwing fascination around
fact. Il Cleveland Review
The books are as interesting as N. lac, ,o,.
cl. and yet true to the life - Manchester vir,or
Every page is Interesting - Bangor Union
For sale by bookseller. gtneraiIy. puli.hed
ny MASON BknTHERS
Nos AMI Mercer St, Ny.
4 NEW and fresh supply of Sugar coffee, Mo.
lasses. Ac- just received by F. NJ C!,ll.n,
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No sane man ought to believe that the
way for the emancipation Of the Ameri-
can slaves lie. through instruction "
civil war Yetwe End mad:caps Of the
john Brown school, who do rot hesitate
70 declare that other parties like tina,
which Brown led will be organic, din
fact arc being organized for invading
the South and reviving the horrors that
rising Of the slaves must provoke -
James Rcdpath, than whom a more ia
natical and dangerous man does not live,
the other day, during pow.wov at
Ashtabula, Ohio, used the following lam
guage in the course of speech upon the
fate of Hazle,t and Stephens, the last Of
Browns men who suffered the penalty
Of the law:
To those Of you who are friends of the
s'avedr'vcr [ have nothing to say. My
duty is with men whose hearts are too
large to be suffocated by the dust raised
BY party mountcbaDks, and whose gaze
is too steady to be dazzled by the glare
Of the false and fatal sp'endor Of the
Despot's Court. To those Of you rho
are ren1y to initiate Stephens. his only
"eed be sa'd: BE prepared; Iide yo"r
time: ere tang yo" ~WL coied.' Far
lteN yon. mcn Of A,h'uLuia, that III,
ara"gling 81 John Bror" uas not the
deah of his cause; and that ere many
n,"ntAs rcro're, the stare rW be altered
s"ccor again. Six mouths befr. the
blow at lIarper's Ferry l stated that il,
would be made, and even indicated by
whom and again, Lyle, the siare,driv-r
Il solemn rarn,ng to set his honse IN or
aer. Jor his Hoom is pro"ou"c'd--'he
sh"H die, and not hre,' Money will be
needed to execute these plaus Of liberia
ton. Those Of ycu who approve it may
aid It by your money
We have only to say that men who
use language like this and who cherish
in their hearts the purposes Of which
these words are the expression, arc those
from whom the slaves ough. to pray to
be delivered Without that philoscph,
ical habit of thou ght which teaches that
freedom for ali American bondmcn can.
not be the result of any sudden move
meDt, no matter how we'll planued or
skillfully executed, ~ithou. the ability
to labor in a good cause unless they can
see the fruit their daily toll gathered
IN at night ; withou, plans which apply
to events beyond 20 morrow with only
untempered zeal which is the outsrow,h
Of hate. rather .hsn conviction, they
serve no other purpose than to ,mbarrass
the efforts Of abier and Lonestcr men.
and furnish the bes, Of ammunition to
the very enemy that they would over
throw.
The duty Of all patriotic men of what
ever party in relation to the scheme
which Redpa,h has on foot, or any other
scheme Of similar nature. is clear and
straight forward. 1t is to deal with
those who would fill the land with blood
and strife as enemies Of the public peace
and OF the Anti slavery cause The
courage self sacrificing spirit and devo-
,ion to his belief, which characterized
John Brown, went far to excuse the error
TO which those very qualities persuaded
him Bu, imitators. without the provo
cations which pushed tina, old man on to
his death, are not TO be tolerated for a
day. They have no proper place outside
Of the ma3 house or the Jail Pres ant
Tribune
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sabbath School Books Published bv ,h;s
TI0nSp.

The Anniversary and Sunday School Music Book No
]. contains p tunes and hymns: Price cent, each .
!',"fs per hainred The Anniversary and Sunday
>ch"" Music Book, No. ? contains 81 tunes and vmns
IF'"e cent, each. . dol. per hundred The Anniycr-
>ar3 and sunday School Music Book. No. 3, contain,
y" tunes ana hymns: price scents each. dol her I'm nd
The Anniversary and sunday School Mu- e book No.
= = "" ready. II contains ~ tunes and hymns: uric.
't%if- 'rh' doll. per hundred. The Anniversary
a6 N-h'iaS school hiu,,r Book, Cumhlniur Nos I ana
- " IA several additional iieCes. contains - times ard
ny NM lrice cents each. ) dolls per hundred. The
Revival Penny Music Book. Nos. ] and ?: No I com
ltins i tunes ana hymns. price cent; No. ontain.
10 tunes And hymns: price cents EACH dolls. o. 100:
postage one cent each Tie sabbath School Bell con.
tMhs l1l tuH"s and hymus price i cents each dolls,
l+F hthhied postage tao cents eaCh elegantly bound
~ centsea"h, - dollars per hundred Coz gregatiopa
S'nsiis-'n eigh' page rct-price u cts per dozen Is
dollars per hundred.
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TO IIOISEKEEPEHS.

- OMETHiNti NEW-i;. I. RAEBITT'S BE:
y MEDICINAL SALERATUS
Is manufactured from common salt, ard
is prepared entirely different from other n
Saleratus. All the deletcrous matter ex- II
trac,ed in such a N inner AS 20 produce
Bread, Biscuit, and all kinds Of Cake. with
out containing particle Of Saleratus when
the Bread or Cake 10 baked thereby pro-
M dncins wholesome results. Every particle =
% OF Sal.rs.us - turned to gas. and passes
through ne bread and hiscu nit while baking,
consequently nothing remains hut common
Salt, Water and Flour. You vii! readily
perceive, by tie taste Of this Saieratus, that
nn ii is entirely different from other Saleratus.
% l, is packed in one pound papers. each
wrapper branded. "B. T. Ba'hstt' 3 Best Ned
icinal SAeratus." also. picture. twisted loaf
Of bread. with glass Of efferyescing water
on the top. When you purchase one paper
N you should preserve the wrapper. and he =
~ particular TO ~ the next exactly like the
hrst--hrand "a slry-.
Full directions for making Brc al With this
Sal-ratu- and Sour MIX Cream Tartar,
will accompany ZACH package: also, diree-
- ,ions for nakir- al ktitds Of Pastry; sIso, =
Z for HA.iir Sod. lter and Seidli,z Powders. 1
MAKE Y0TROwN SOAP with D. r. BAR
ITT'SPUEE CONCENTRATED Potash
Warranted double the strength Of ordinary
& Potash; put mp in cans-l H., 2 lbs, lbs,
u q Us, and l. lbs.-wi;h full directions for
making Hard and Soft Soap. Consumers
~I,l find th!r the cheapest article in market
Manufactured and tor sale ly
L. r. BABBITT,
- "a. &c. e.. 20. 3 & - Washington st., =
81 New YORK, =
and No. 3s India ST., Boston.
nxii:vii:ly
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X q. "a formidable organization
for the extension Of slavery has jus, been
developed at the South, called the
" Knights Of the Golden Circle" \
Baltimore paper states that a branch Of
the organization III tlat city numbers
nearly 1000 men, mostly young, and
many from some very respectable families
They have an armory, where they NEE,
for daily drill, under the instruction Ct
L. 5, officers The aim of this associa.
tion is the invasion of Mexico in favor of
the Juarez party and they expect to
leave in few weeks, unmolcsted BY the
Government, as they will not arm them.
selves until beyond the Jurisdiction Of
the United States. 1t is stated tina,
Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina Sou,L
Carolina, Kentucky, Tennessee. LOUISIANA
Mississippi, Alabama and Texas hav,
from one to two regiments each in the.
field, fully armed and equipped, ready to
march at moments warning. This
organization, it is claimed, embraces
Southern Governors, Senators, members
Of Congress, and many leading citizens
of the South, AS well as numerous mem.
bership in the Mexican Republic.
Ut course, our slavery extension Adj.
ministraton will take no steps to pu,
down this unlawful organization If Old
Brown merited hanging for invading
Virginia to free slaves, what do these
men deserve for invading Mexico for
plunder and to curse it viii. the blirh.
ct slavery - NJ. J,y,..ix
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHIL ADELPuIA.

ABsnsrsiemt Issfifrtior. estaBfshed bv,, 80.
setsfes rita Tivsissf SD EsiAexie d;.e ss..
I lie HOWARD ASSOCIATION. in view Of A.. 80,
destruction ofhuman life caused by Sexual
several years ago directed their Consulting snr'es
to open Dispensary for the treatment % this c,
diseases. In all their forms and to give NrnIc..f
ADVICE GRATIS to all who apply by letter -
description Of their condition. age, Occupation ss
Of life, &cl and in case Of extreme povert. "a ERX
ISL MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE.
The Directors of thu Association, in their late Aanp,
Report express the highest satisfaction with the success
which has attended the ,hors Of their Surgeons iae
| cure Of spermatorrb9a, Seminal " rakness, Gcror.
hGa, elect. Syphilis. the vice Of Onanism or S.u.
Abuse Diseases of the kidEeys and Bladder. &c ana
order continuance of the plan for the ensuing
year.
| An admirable report on Spernat orrh9a. or seminal
Weakness. the vice Of Ona ns Mast irritation, Or Self
Abuse. and other disease, of the s-sal organs by the
Consulting Surgeon will he sent iy mail lin = sealed
| envelope,l FREE OF CHARGE, receipt OF TWO
STAMPS for postage. Address, for report treatment
| DIR. J. SkI.LIN liOUGiiTON. Acting sa,geon, los.
ard Association, No South Ninth street. phitadel.
| phia, Pa. lbI
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matchmaking,

THE Subscriber i. on hand at his old stand
/ ready to d" all kinds of Blac ksmithing y it'll
neatness and dispatch. Having concluded tina
he is not rich eIougl to lose a few hundred dol
lars yearly in bad de,ts. he will not trust ans Oh,
for wo k. All hsvin. nn-eited accounts are Ito
titled that they Nj ST call and settle
SIP. DANIELS.
Oct. 23d, lss3.
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BOOK BINDING.

ANxA THE Subscribers having receive
13 their new ruling machine and Z
.. large stock Of binding material. are
prepared TO do all kinds Of work in their line in
the very best manner.
ALL KINDS OF nLANK ROCKS
Manufactured to order. in the best style. Books
and Magazines bound in any sty desired.
Satisfaction 10 guaranteed to all who NAV try
U.S. @@
$. $. DAIIELp, will set IA our agent for Cedar
county, TO whom application for work NAV be
made. RAYMOND. EYSTRA 4 ca.
Nuscs'ins, Iun. !i'h, !sse-e.ss,f
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1900 PictOi iai illustrations.
"ebster's Unabridged
DICTIONARY.

:, We nave Just issued a new edition Of Wels,erD
DRIED PICTORIAL ILLUSTRATIONS, B.auasly
Executed.
9,AOto 1880 New Words in the Vocabulary fsAs
OF Synonyms, ty Prof Goodrich In which more than
TWO thousand words are carefully Disseminated, form
ing fuller work on English SYNONYMS, Of itself, thas
any other issued, estes Crab, and believed In ad
OF that Table giving Pronunciation OF Names OF eN0
Distinguished Persons Of Modern Times Peculiar use Of
Words and Terms in the bible. With other new Pea
lures together with MI The matter of Previous Editions
eomTs'scd In asolnne Of l'5O pages.
1--WE have specimen sheets Of the Pictorial Illus,
trations They are well executed. and win often be
iounu useful in giving more 4. rect idea o an OBJ
ject than can be obtained by definition ~ r. Tys-
bsss. Aprsi 16sk, 1859
I'VE have seen up cimen pages Of portions In archi.
lecture end othoIogy, and d. then OF artistic hesu
y, ~ .el a. ofprecticai value Chrisfiss Mirror,
Apv'i.l2, 1850.
I'VE have specimen sheets these IIIust latons
and ca" Asrdiv Aes b sPrssed in SssstD
Or oee1rsey."-Bss,on ErsnisS 7yssseripf.
Sold ny all Book sellers.
Slset thu best.'s..l;et Wcksles.
G. q C. MERRIAM
SPkINGFIELD, Mass, December, 1859.
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lssO. Winter Arrangements. 1850
n - - =

$3.50. Winter Arrangements. 1850.
lH2K - - - 3
Mississippi and Missouri r 2.
NN and after Monday, Nov. 2lst. 1853. and
" until further notice. trains w,ll,eave Dav-
port for Muse tinc Iowa City. and Colurnhu. Git,
Sundays excepted As follows:
LIST Express train nj 0a5 A. ~
Trains leave Iowa City a. follows:
LIST Express Train ut 2.0a r. NJ
Mail train leave Washington at 1880 +. ~
Lave Wilton Junction, for Musca,ine:
LIST Mail train at II 100 \. 81.
Sd Express Train at l:2OP. ~
Leave Muse aiinc for Junction:
Ist Mail train at 1890 A. n.
I'd Express train at SHOP. N.
Leave junction for Iowa City:
LIST Express train 1t ll:lO A, N.
Trains leave Davenport for Chicago at $40
A. NJ. and ). so r. n.
Passengers going west make direct connec tons
with the Western stage Co.'S stages for all points
west
The morning train going east connects, at cnI-
cAGo JUNCTION. with the Michigan Southern A.
tern"on train; passengers thereby save all delay.
Connections made at Muscatine with the re ocular
packets for burlington, keokuk. st. Louis, DC
Passengers going east make direct connections
at Rock Island nth the Chicago and Rock Island
II. X. trains. for all points east nth and north
Also with the Galena, Dubuque and st. Paul pack
cts at Davenport.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity OF
giving distinct directions as to the destination
Of their baggage. Also to procure tickets before
taking their seats in the cars.
Nov. Il. 1859. IF. TRACY. supt
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SAVING AND GRINDING.

4 IL THOSE in want of either Of the above
"A can he accommodated ty calling on the un.
derSiGnca At the fOres; Mills late Parks 4 Full.
a'ders' where il can be had on short notice: and
those from distance may depend on getting
thslr grinding with them on TUESDAYS and Fri.
,iay-.
-Four. Corn Meal. and feed Of al kinds, on hand
or furnished 20 order
June 18th. l>5a. 6W S,IFAREC
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50 Miles West of the Mississippi
ANp AFTER MONDAY Nov 90 1858,
- anu until further notice, tram. viii run a.
follows:
TRAINS WESTWARD.
EXPRESS TRAIN
Leave Chicago. Wells 81. Depot, ll.4or.x
Leave tlno4, .I5. y
Arrive at Gear I!apiis -, a. y
ACCOMMODATIONS rnAIA-
Leave 'lht u, 10 l0A.M
Arrive at Gear = bids .lup ~
TRAINS EASTWARD
EXP. TItlS-l.a,e &c ar kalids 2OOrn
Arrive at Clinton, tl5rn
. AIIhe at chirage, 400 A.
ACC'D. IRAIN-I.eaye Cedar Rapids 9IO.n
Arrive at Clinton, alOpu
At Dewitt with stages for Davenport, Msauoke
ia and Amanoso.
At Yankee Run, with stages for Toronto Tin
ton. Mcchanicssilie, Mt. Vernon aud Cedar RAD
ids ''-F
Freight trains leave daily
Inc shortest cheapest and most expeditiou
route from ee.tral Iowa to Chicago, or ahy poip
east. 10y fN'"
,E|An agent will be at the depot in Fulton 10
receive all baggage for Clinton or the Road. which
Will be conveyed across the river free of ciorSe.
Freight Trains leave daily.
NJ SMITH. Eng. and Superint epAent.
u. HAN, 6eheral rr aud lick 4 Agent
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Singers Sewing Machine,
'... .. FIFTY DOLLARS!
HAVING completed and occupied our gre..
i l. fire-Proof Mannfactory-the most petfrc,
machine shop In the world-we have signaIixed
the event by producing a new Family SEWING
Machine, containing the latest impro vcneh,,, !,
the very low price OF a&'-sS&
FIFTY DOLLARS!
This great reduction will leave the pub;.
without indIeemeRt or eXcnsc for huying any NJ
the interior n.aehin 3 which infringe our i'm.
en,s. Competition will henceforth become i'm.
possible. Avcgy large reduction has been m d,
in the prices JylAli Of .#
SINGERS STANDARD MACnIN n
for manufse :nring purposes, which are well
know to he without any successful rival in III.
market Much has recently been published in
regard to various stitches made ~ sewing ma.
chimes. We will take it for granted that Ill the
world knows the fact, Mt Singers Machi
make the best stitch ever Invented, and do II in
the best style.
ISsend for copy of L. H. Singer + Co,
6aseffe. which contains full information about
prices sizes, ETC.. of sewing mac hines, and viii d.
s"rfs'sa gratA.. ]. N. SINGER 4 CO,
Jan. ~, 1857: 45S Broadsray. Ne,c York
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ss1- SEND FOR A CIRCULAK,-xn
4 LOCAL AGENT WANTED
HSiyI

( loEEA>WAh ARA large .u; Just received and
u '"7 '"a' n lit. II, =. N.CpH ~
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LASTERIN
The subscribers will be prepared
10 do pias'ering. and all other kinds OF Mason
Work, the coming season. One of them will al
ways be found at til. New Court House.
EDWARD golden,
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l. NERsoNS Patent Sugar Cane Crusher which shout,
- hs in Abe hands of every Farmer.
For sale ny JAS. q c. A. MYER.
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Horace Waters. Ag't.
333 Broad way. New Yo,k,
Publisher Of nlusie, ftlusit Books:

PtsHs,. .N.ieJron.. .4!erard-, O,cc,. o,oo, s,x..
de"as. Martin ee!e5 rated and OTHER GxI,ars t.-
h"s. FIottnce'ios. .jcc0rdeons. E!utiras kys,.s
ftrs. Ciar'o"t'tf. 7rianrits. 7naiap Forks P,prs
Gna Hamm,-s. rioin BORIS. best Italian stri,g,
Brass IHstrHmerts. fer bands. Piano Stools, nd
C0rtrs and al KINDS et .Nasica! iastrumeat,
54 SHEET MUSIC. from all the nu,I,b.
"rs in the L. Bcrtiui's Uuu,i,I's and
~ ~ Modern school. and all kind. 81 in.,rrc
tI"h BOOKS Tor the above instruments: Church Music
BOOKS: Music elegantly hound Music Paper, and ALI
xmas ~ Music McrcnandIs.. Al the LOWEST RATES
NEW PIANOS, n $40. S9,n. S!.aa5. $3.50 and un 10
S-.o Second Hand Pianos from So up to Sl6U: New
Net",ie'ii. ga soo - 500, and up s2DC: Sec
ond Hand Neludenrs from Aa TO 20 : Ale,a,sr. n.
cans with hte '"ps, 100 nine stops rs and al ,hr
teen stops 80 - and $40. fifteen stops 3u and as:
Alexandra Organ AccorieouS--a new in,,rumen, ms,
impnrted-price 81 and b dollars 4 literal dsrornt
- .!grty men, Churches sabbath Schools, Semuar;.s
ana teachers The Trade supplied al the usual trade
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New Styles..PricCs from $50 to el25.
EXTRA CHARGE or d FOR HEMMERs

These Machines sew from two sroois a. npr
chased from the store, requiring no re-winiing
of thre al they Hem, Fell. Gather ard stitch in
superior style, finishing each SC, IN by their
own operation, without recourse to the hand
needle. They will 90 better and cheaper sew.
ing than seamstiess can, even if she works for
ONE CENT An notR, and are, unquestionably. the
BEST MACHINES in the market for family sewing
on account Of their simplicity, durability. case
OF management. and adaptation TO all varieties
OF family seMing-eNecmiing either heavy OF
fine work with equal facility, and without special
adjustment.
As evidence OF the unqmestion, d srperisrit,
of their Machines. the Grover 4 Baker >,wing
Machine Company beg leave TO refer to the fol.
lowing
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ltfrr Nay LIT, 1860, at SOL DROAD-
WAY, tea doors from the 81. Nich-
.L.. Il.s-I
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TESTIMONIALS:

"Having had one Of Grover 1 rakcr's n,
chines in my family for nearly year and half
take pleasure IN commencing il As every WAY
reliable for the purpose for which il is dr,i-uel
r amily Sewing. Mrs. Jo,&sa Learitf, r,g, o,
Rer. br. L,nr'n. editor ofN. T. h.a>y.ud,,s
Il confess myself deli ghtcd with YOUR >cyi.
Machine which has beeen in NY familvf,r mar,
months. 1t has Away, been ready for dry r.
quiring no adjustment AL is e4-lls a1,,,l :.
every variety OF family sewing. by simply cham
thc III spoois Of thread. Mrs T.. Strick hr.c
rye ~ ne ftr. Dr. Sfr'rAia"a edaor cfth, ~ J
Christian fGruclfs.