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e The New York Herald relates that in
the city of Belfast, in Ireland, large manu-
featuring town, catastrophe, similar to that
at Lawrence, occurred some time ago though
happily with less fatal result in point OF
numbers. A leading lawyer-Mr. John Rea-
took up the cause of the poor families of the
killed and wounded operatives, and laid the
case before the Grand Jury. The result was
that the proprietors of the mill were not only
indicted for manslaughter but were convicted
and sentenced to transportation for life.
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

pIIE undersigned hereby gives publ notice that
Elizabeth j. Wentworth. OF Lebanon. IN the
county of York and state of Maine, married W0-
man, by her deed of Mortgage dated Feb. litli,
1879, recorded Feb 18th, 1859, IN Book no, pages
3il-2 of York County Records, conveyed TO caro-,
line T. Wentworth, OF the same Lebanon, married
woman n certain tract or parcel OF lana situate
In aid Lebanon and bounded aud described as lOl.
lows To wit North. Easterly by the road Leading
nom West Lebanon 10 Three Ponds Village, IN MIL
Ton North. Westerly by land of Daniel T. Warren:
south. estcrly by land Of John Lucas, and land OF
OrrIn Morrow and South Easterly by land formerly
owned by the congregational Parish In LebanOn'
The aforesaid Caroline Il. Wentworth, sold anu as
signe, and made over the aforesaid mortgage on
the 5th Of September, A. ID 1859, to one Charles u
Kicker, duly recorded, rs will appear by the YORK
County Records, Book 262, pages 39l-3 ana the
aforesaid Charles H. Kicker sold, assigned and made
aver the aforesaid mortgage TO Thomas VI. Went
worth, of Lebanon aforesaid, the undersigned. who
Is now the holder and owner thereof. on the 't OF
September, A. ID. 1859, rs will appear by YORK
County Records, Book 262, pages 39l-J The con-
dtion In said deed has been broken, and by reason
whereof the undersigned claims to foreclose the
right OF redemption OF said mortgaged tract oi
land. - . ,,,,,,,u,,,,r,,
Dated at Lebanon the twenty-sixth day of Sanu'
uary a. ID. lnJO. oWo
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4 SPIRITED BoY.-A mile or so from town,
man met a boy on horse back, crying with
cold. "who don't you get down and lead the
horse :" said the man-''that's the way to get
warm" "It'sa b b-borred horse, and III
ride him If | freeze %
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- Cassius Nj. Clay, in letter to tn

National Era, says
ESQ Ear as all these boyish threats of disun--
ion are concerned, upon the contingency, OF
the election of u Republican President, they
will perhaps brighten those who only see the
lions skin ; but to us, behind the scenes, the
ass is too plain for proper stage effect. know
not what others may intend. but Tor myself IL
Mr. Wise, or JEFF Davis, or any other man,
aspires to play the general in such cause, rs
some oftheir friends intimate, and which am
unwilling to believe, they will turn out ADLER
strategists than they have proved themselves
statesmen, If they manage to keep their necks
out of halter"
The gallant 'Kentuckian has also written a
letter to the N. Y. Tribune, in which he declares
that he will 90 for the Republican nominee, be
he Edward Bates, Mr.. Seward, or any other
Republican. He says that if IN consequence OF
the election of either of these there is to be a
civil war, he will cry with Henry, "Let it
come.'
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drawn out, so that there remained on deposl'
10 the credit of the State in all the banks, Dec.
| 81, 1859, only the sum OF SlS,Sdo,a ~
CASH In oiRce and cash advances, 6.2i3.GO
Total, 25,7S23i
This amount of $40, 1854 was on depos-
il in the following banks, and the following
statement shows all that was on deposit in
the banks, rs shown by their returns.
The report then gives schedule Of depos-
its in % banks-which amount in the as
gregate to SO ,245.74.l
The report continues:
The committee have also examined the ac-
counts by virtue of the order of January IL,
1860, up To the twentieth day of January,
when the present Treasurer took possession
OF the Office. From Dec. 81, 1889, TO Jan.
20, the Treasury was in the custody of VIM.
Caldwell, Esq, acting under the direction
Of the Governor and Council.
The committee have examined his vouchers
and accounts and find that he had ON hand Dec.
! 81. 1859, S2j,7S2.3i
IAN. Do 1850, 5i,i20.76
Total, sIO,Ol2,lo
He paid out and produced vouchers
for during that time, s3,t2O'a
Balance ON hand, S5S, 29l.7G
which sum was paid over TO the present Treas
urer, Jan. 20, 1860, and was receipted for by
him.
The above statement. does not include a
large amount of checks drawn by Mr.. Peck
as Treasurer, and now apparently outstand-
ing, but upon which the State is not in any
way holden for payment. The amount and
description of these checks will hereafter be
givenin detail.
The committee have examined at great
length the other matters committed 10 them.
They have examined many witnesses but in
order to make full, minute and thorough
examination, they must examine many more,
and some considerable time must elapSc be-
fore they can makea final report. All which
is respectfully submitted,
BY the unanimous order Ofthc Committee
JOSIAH II. DRUMM0ND, Chairman.
January q, 1860.
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Hair Dye! Hair IyC.! Hair Dye!!!
wN. A. BATCUELOR'S Hair Dye

GREY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR, dyed Instantly
to a beautiful and natural Brown or Black, without
the least 'r'ury ~ Hair or skin.
FIFTEEN MEDiLS AYD DIPLOMAS nave
becn awarded 10 Vim. A. BATCUFLOR since 1899,
and over 5000 applications have been made To the
hair of his patrons Of his famous Dye. Preludlc.
against Dycing the Hair and Whskeis Is unjust
as IL would he against covering the bald head win
"a wiz.
nv. 4. BfTCHEDOR'S MAR DYE produces Q
color not to hc distinguished from nature, ana 10
wARnANTrp not 10 injure In the least, however long
VI NAV les continued
Made. sold or applied. lin my private rooms) at
the Viz Factory, GEl broadway, New York.
Sold In all cities and towns In the United states.
by druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers,
's--- The genuine has the name and address upon
sfSel nlac wing on four sides OF each bottle Oi
WlLLIAM A. BATCIIEL0R,
lyr5 233 broadway. n. Y.
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MARRIAGES..

In this city, LIST inst, by Rev. j: T. Davenport
Mr. seth Perkins, Of Portland, TO Miss Pauline X.
Lamphcr, Of this city. nj, A. MN
liam Wallace Stevenson, OF Boston, to Miss Mary ii.
Howard. OF Saco.
In Portsmouth, 18th inst, by Rev, Moses Howe,
Mr. Gilman J. Marden, 10 Miss caroline l. seavey'
In Dover, 2ist inst, by Rev. Mt. Wheelock, Mr..
Clarendon Everett, 10 Miss Josephine Clark, both
OF Dover \, ~ , A.
,inn,n Cnihy Printer of south Groycland, Mass.
10 Miss Hannah NJ BoyntOn, OF Buxton, Me.
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A FAnrLIAR sroS.-6o where you may. Red
ding's Russia Salvs is placaried before your
eyes. We admire the enterprise ofits propric-
tor in thus placing 1t before the public, as the
salve is the best remedy extant for all kinds OF
cuts, bruises, sores. scalds, corns, etc. Sold
every where at only IS cents . box.
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1.-THE call ofthc Republican National Com,
mittee for the Convention at Chicago for the
nomination of candidate for the Presidency,
proves highly satisfactory to the opponents OF
the pro-slayery democracy in New Jersey, and
the Peoples Party of that Estate, which is es-
sentially Republican, have decided to call a
State Convention for the selection flour Del
egaies al large.
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" The Republicans of Pennsylvania will
hold delegate State Convention at Harris
burg, February 22d, for the nomination ola
candidate for Governor and the choice of four
Delegates at Large to the National Convention
at Chicago. The prospects of securing the
electoral vote of the Keystone for the Republic
can Presidential ticket are highly suspicious.
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So, LimingtOn Seminary.
Notice Of Foreclosure.

nile undTsgnedIh hereby gives public notice that
/ Solon II. Woodward, of South Berwick, IN the
deed of m1rtpago dated the 18th OF April, A. ID.
1851, recorded September 10TH 1857 In Book 2j3,
pages h12to 57I. OF York County Records, convey,
ed TO Thdnas NJ Wentworth, OF Lebanon, ~ sald
county. n certain tract of land with the buildings
thereon, situated in South Berwick aforesaid, aud
near Bracts Crossing, SO called, bounded NORTH.
to YORK. Eastcrly by the z. \. & r. Railroad
southerly by an old fence standing by ditch
Westerly by land OF John lIanscomh, Daniel uood'
win, and South Berwick Branch kailroad, estln..
ted MT one and one-half acres. The condition In
said deed has been broken, aud by reason whereof
the undersigned mortgages claims to ioIccOsc the
right of redemption Of said mortgascd tract oi
land. o =, ,,,y~rwopTu
Dated M Lebanon the twenty.sixth day OF jan
uary A. d. 1860 jWO
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Mrs. Wiu-Iow. an experienced nurse and fc-
ma phy stefan, has Soothing Syrup for children
tertling which greatly facilitates the process. oil
teethng BY s0ftcnng the gums and rcducingali IN.
amation-wll allay all pain and Is sure TO regulate
lie bowels Depend upon Il, mothers, II will give
rest 10 yourselves and relief and health To your In
hnts. Perfectly safe in all cases. See advertise
ment in another column. lyr3i
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Notice.

ALL PERSONS HAVING DEMANDS AGAINST
"a Twambly q Smith, are requested 10 present
them ut their store, and all persons indebted ~
them are requested To call at the sane place and
settle Bills Of moro than six months standing Will
be len with an attorney, the arst VI March.
Saco, Feb. J, isoo. 3w6
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In presenting You with DIR. EATONS INFAN.
TILE CORDIAL, we desire to state Its superiority
over every nOstrum that nurse or quack has here
tOfOrc offered you.
First-It Is the preparation OF n regular physi.
lcIan. who II we'll qualified from much experience
In inantile complaints 10 prescribe for them. Sec
Ondly-lt II entirely free frOm paregoric or oplate
Of any kind. and consequently relieves 10y remoy-
ing the suffering Of your child, instead Of dcadcn-
ing IL sensibillties. Thrdly-lt is put up with
great care. as q comparison of IL with any other
article for MANTLE complaints will shows the very
roots from which IL Is distilled being dug,rom the
forests under the direction Of DR. Eaton many Of
them Nv his own hands. Pourthly-lt Is perfectly
harmless and cannot nure the most delicate In.
FAINT and Is certain cure and relief In all the fol.
lowing cases, which Is its chief merit over every
other preparation, Wis
FOR ALL COMPLAINTS ATTENDING TEETH.
INGi such rs DYSlNTERY collie, &C., also, for
sOftenng the gums and relieving pain. For regu.
latlng The bowels IL IL unequalcd. For cold In the
Head IL Is sure relief For GROUP. the most IA
tai and trying OF diseases II can be relied on with
perfect confidence and being q powerful anti.
spasmOdic In all cases Of commissions or 1T. VT
earnestly recommend you to lose no time In pro-
curing u. Lastly-It costs So much more than tn.
or preparations of the kind. that We cannot afford
such long advertisements can those whose whole
expense Is their advertising, for the reas0n,i
recommends itself as the most reliable 10 all meth
ers In all cases, the directions wrapped around
each bottle, must be strictly followed. Price 2
Sold by CHURCH & DUPONT Druggists,
No. 30 Maiden Lane. New York.
| ". III. Hay wholesale agent for Maine eopi9
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DYSPEPSIA.


with all It's lesser aud numerous evils and II may
he safely asserted that until the appearance OF the
Orygenafed Bittsrs case of Dyspepsia cured, was a
rare experience In medical practice. Now under
the influence Of these btters the rule is to cure. the
rare exception failure to cure.
Read the following, which the subscriber requests
us to publish for the benefit ofthe afflicted
An Obtiurateand Inyetcrnte Case or Dye
pcpsin curcd by the Oxygcnatcd Biiicrs.
The following from gentleman we'll known In
the region In which he lives ought to satisfy all
those OF little Eaith'
WATERFOWL. n. Y, July 2s, 1853.
wv FOwLE & Co., BOstOn,-Sirs Nine years
since was attacked nv that curse OF all diseases
Dyspepsia, which 50 affected me as TO cause great
opprcssion fullneSs and bloatins Of the bowels I'M
mediately after eating, accompanied with terrible
pains in the stomach,r often oceasioning nausea
vomiting, ascidity, and hcaiache, together with
general debility and suffering, altogether render
Inc life n buTthen.
After ma wing tried every known remedy without
effect and desplring of ever regnning my lest
health, was induced to make use OF the oxygen
otel Btters the good effects Of which were imlne-
diately visible on my health and system: Before
using a whole bottle was entirely cured and
feel n pleasure In inducing all like sufferers rs my
self to make use ofthis remarkable remedy nu,,
sale Iy J. Sawyer and Augustus Sawyer, Biddc-
ford Gilman Il Kimball SacOi I'd: n. Bragdon,
York, Joseph Curtis, Wells, Samuel Hanson, BuN-
ton Centrei q. NJ Hutchinson, West Buxton; Clark
& BTackott, Limington, and by dealers every
where. lw3
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- A correspondent of the winnsboro' Is.
C. Register, thus lays down his idea OF frater-
nifty between the North and South:
"The fact must be patent to all, there is no
longer any party Mt the North, which has any
feelings of Il ttachment or love for us, and our
institution. Wing, Democratic, Know Nothing,
Black Republicans are alike hostile. The party
or individual who hold that slavery is a moral
erH, is equally the enemy Of the South, as the
most open-moulhed outspoken abolitionists.
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TIE oxyCEyArEp BIrrEas.

MIXTURE, in her great labratory, has stored some
remedy adapted to every disease which flesh is
heir to-" But it requires the investigation aud re-
saarch of tho philosopher to discover and apply
this remedy. Much research and investigation has
succeeded in discovering aremedy for that most af
,,iya disnensntion ths
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CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA,
AND ALL CHRONIC DIS
eases OF the Throat and Lungs,
successfully treated by
Medicated Inhalation.

AND OTHER REMEDIES, ny
G. MORS E, M. D.,
Physician for Diseases Of the Lungs,
l66 Congress Street,...Portland, Mo.
DIR. Morse will be at the Bddeford House Blddc-
ford Friday, Jan 6 and ~ Friday FEB; JAM " !
Friday, March 2, lG and 30 Friday, April 10 and "a
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s''a'h" We Aoss
Abbott Mrs Sarah j
Adams John s
bradbury Tho mas c
Bragdon Mrs Susan n
Bickford Sarah A
Bean Mary A
Brand Mary
Bohanan Marcia
Black Nancy Z Mrs
Beatty James & Co
Buzzell John
Buzzell Edwin
Bourgeois Edward
Bragdon A II
Bryant Hiram
Cummings James
Cousens Sarah
Clark Georgiana
Campbell Lizzie N
Cram Ann NJ Mrs
Clendenin Caroline
Clark Mrs Charlotte
Dearbon Olive
Driskell Mary
Emery Olive
Eaglct0n Sarah
Emery Mrs @ Y
Emery Lizzie
Fly Mrs A T.
French Hannah
Pernald j
Fairfield Lucinda p
Gray Capt s
Gordon Mrs
Grant Lucy
Grant. Ellen s
Gay B G
Goodwin BENZ
Goodwin Benz r
Gibson Lydia G
Groves Tryphena A
Harmon Moses l.
Holmes Mrs Is Laconia
IIincley Julia
Harris johanna
Hunt Emily
Hanson Elizabeth
Hooper Elizabeth A
Hudson A j
IlIuntress "A p
Haley Albert
IUooper Anna III Mrs
| Herrilian Aaron
Haley Elizabeth
Hanson Georgiana
Holt Lois G
Hussey Sarah NJ
Jordan Olive X
Kimball Sophron'a
Knox Elijah
KennisOn Martha
- Persons callini
please say they are adv
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining uncalled for in the Post Office,
Biddeford Feb. LIST, 1860.
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drawn ont. so that there remained on deposit
20 the credit OF the State in all the banks, Dec.
81, 1859, only the sum OF SlS,Sdo,a
Coupons paid, S.o 90
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Great Passenger and Freight Route
TO THE NO II L H.,

fHNANEiEbS aud Merchants from Virginia, Tennessee the
L. western part of Georgia mud the Northern pnri Aaia-
INA aud his-spp, Informed that n
Pa -.nger and Freight line has been and is now
ming rce nes week between Lynchburg Va and New
York by the south side Railroad Cy Point and thence to
New York Ivy the New York and Virginia Steamship Comma
s splendid line oi first class side. wheel
town, jamestown aud Roanoke.
This ino noris advantages above nil others cheap
ost and most agreeable route passengers
those coming long line Of railroads. they 90 on board
The steamships the evening of the day they 1,nciburg
aud ui large state rooms and all the handsome
Hons 10 be oond IN tho best steamships, aud after
voyage They are In New York. perfectly rested and ready for
business Passage from iyncbLnrg New York Fare and
state Room on Steamers included, $12.
As frright route This Inns Ia The
New York aud he Southwest. Tho Steamships run along
ide the wharScs Of the South side Railroad Company at CITY
ron and there is no daynge Of Goods every Thing being
Transferred immediately from the Steamships Cars and
M,ih The greatest dispatch The following Tariff through
Rates has been upon by the Railroad and Steamship
Company and All goods forwarded free Charge shippers
wishing 10 avail themselves of rates have
their goods marked Of RAILROAD Agent City Point
RATES FROM NEW YORK TO LYNGiIBUiG
lst Class, Ind Glass, 8rd Glass An Gins.
30 cts 63 cts 40 I'll.
LEE, RSCkE& TAYLOR, Agents. ISnchbury Va
SAML O. BAPTIST n co, Agents Petersburg Va
hUDLAM IlIENEKlN, Ag'ts, 1l5 broadway, N. Y.
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MArffSas and Or CLoTm 10 he fuun In this country
determined W offer them at prices low be- obtained
nom any house of reputable standing ~
Of iha Viewing Baltimore gtlnaie market for south
OF the south. Imsrch :, 'oo-diy.
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CLOTHING! CLoTMIyG!! cLorllINc!!!

addition Ia the large and fashionable stock of READY
MADE tLol1llNG purchased, have engaged tr rate
utter, aud wil nom this date, manufacture great part Of
my Io,h ri home HAVING bought ,nods from Importers
and Commission Houses, eau outer great Inducements the
public Garments VIII he made short notice. and "A good
awHys warranted My hHnds, aud ali lover OF h1nc and
southern manufacture requested IL pAiTnniHu Will
hpld pu, Grcr Inducements ca ii and CUSTOM
NJ, stock embraces Grrnen, hnlnhs, and Ins Cloth.
iug ol every descriptions a,n Furnishing Gonjs, such
thris Collars Gloves Tics, ianit r,h t. Drawers, Socks,
susencr>, Trunks, Carpet Baa, number arti
t,s, To Country Merchants VII sts, that better
prepared than ns will sl cucap aat house this
sir IF baltimore Ia cali M AMPLY cTaY purcha-
srr Tor Ills trouble, Nj. tit GUENllEIMEE
lNN"unfn', April II, lsG0.
= SA considerable of good hands ~
aud reasonable prices paid work south.
tfn Clothing Mnnn'ael"ry. lap II Isl MIG
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Abolitionists Killed in Lynchburp /,


Am and after MoNpAC heat tr W. Flour inspected
" IN this Depot, anti tartrr Hotce, ng 10 the
condition of the Depot. 4. II, LEIIIs.
IL" II dts Gen. Fri. Agt., Va. a ieu!. l.. I,
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4 NALL and cxaHiine another he,,,irI s,o.S 81 n :,
~ ngs vi all prices "a. " 'Pe' hang
na! =. ptYxr 4. or ,cyro,,..
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.sffSh Notice TO shippers Of Tobacco,
>sAhk VIA NEW YoEKTbe subscribers, Agents for The
Mem York and r1rginid Steamships receive pnd ard To-
Aoo and other goods. sent 10 their byeamcrs o this
ne FREE or COMMISSION, but shippers Mr. requested 10
write them by mail, the disposition h,y wish made Of each
shipment, otherwise, will be stored and risk Of ship
per LubLAM 4 HEIhEKEN
feb 6h 1lS broadway, New inrk
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VvHE PoRTRAIT GALLERY viii be continued by the un
dsugned u the old stand No. 124 Main Street, where he
WIN be psssed 70 receive continuance very liberal pa
tronage besswed the late concern assuring ali who may
c.. hAi ever eo VIM be given 10 render satisfaction style
Of Pictures, rates Of charges, he.
Wsalso have agency for CRY Dous Tunx
LOOK ezxrcn 6Ewua MAonnsA II hcmA ies tucks gathers
and enbss and does al The work Of the ti2S Machines
s hs aple and less complicated any other Ma
chine and ss q the low prices Of 80 and ESQ best
Cabinet em He has the Patent Adjustable etnmer
one that hens aldths and thickness From large num-
Der sold by N TanneF Co., while acting aepnts tho
general aaci0n hch the Machines given the under.
signed feels no nsst.son n accommodating them The bes,
oct5 dts No. 124 Main Street. 1.ynchbura. Va
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AMERICAN GUANO.

FEoH JARVIS AND BAKERS ISLANDS,
In the Pacific ocean,
offered 10 the Planters Dealers aer the most sati,c
t.. results hnye been attained by practical experiments
uai Gentlemen In Virginia used II side by side
ern,lan. Eide Island other fertilizers, and Who
iesb .tiis Superiority, Importance and salhe.
II upon soils immediate well as ddraihe Ter
tl,seg .nrichlng, but not exlausiing.
II sold price than Peruvian. and when HAR-
result will be great. rot greater
Pamphlets containing certificates from far IN
Virginia and other will be forwarded upon #pp.cnon
Of the American Guano Conpai! IN kicl-
mould, and all packages will have with the trade mark
Company te American eagie and will be warranted
pure. Il will strong bags barrels at the option
III purchaser. Price $40 per
FELIN II. GAVE, 18th street, Riehmo d,
Tb 2}.fs MOSES LACY, Agent for LynchbuTg.
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Sin0erss Eewine Machines-

KEAT sacss slss1s the conclusve proof Of great
" Judged BY thts est there labor saving machine
before the public comparehe 70 singers sewing Machines
Aer esabing the highest reputation In the United
franee where they carried on the highest preniuns and
great mandatory 70 make than has been built In Paris
In every branch OF industry In which sewing
these machines can be used w Immense profit A speed
OF the Railway train IL 10 travelling foot sewing with
Singers Machines compared with hand No Tailor
shoemakss dfe,snaesr c.srase trimmer sadder halter &c
1e, should DO without The profit using one o
these machles regularly employed one Thousand Dollars
year In ~ DTisate famies where thee sewing
be done theae machines Invaluable asasane Pancrs
sna hoss kespe And them p.scuary convenient and profit
able These machines sp1e In their and
strong and Asbae being The emily kind Of sewing Ma
chine ever naas ~ xhee eyssy sort Of work
could - perfectly sxcctpd Thousands Of inferior WORTH
less Sewing Maenes have been made and sold various
names but Singers Machines alone have found every
where 70 sakefy DE wants Of the people
Pain printed sisuefions using with each ma
chime m Nhlea 10y ono readily acquire the
eln9 t The macinss packed securely 10 go 10 any
Pst 81 90 Mel e eli gesscns desiring more particular
fomAkiOn, U, apptication BY letter oi
ces, rward eqpy - n. Singer Co.'S Gazette q papcy
wholly devctcd " - 6sSfng Machine interest
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E)ERUvIAN GUANo-Of Baltimore Inspection, which
Il guarantees its standard purity.
ap2l CAMP, STAPLES K Co, Bridge street.