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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-07


To l.. W. o'Bnen, VIM. IA. 0'Brien III AIRY Fulton
Lewis Rosenthal, Morris Rindskopp, defend
snts1;
VOU are hereby respectively notified that there
rs now on file In the Clerks Once of the District
Court of Lee County, iowa, at keokuk, = petition
OF James NJ Billings, claiming judgment on fore
closure OF mortgage against said l.. w. d VIM III
brien above named, for the sum of nine hundr ed
fee dollars with ten per cent interest
from the 18th day Of February, 1855 and = special
and general execution against L. W. r. VIM. III
o'Brien, and as agains, all said defendants above
named praying also for the foreclosure of q mort
gage given by said o'Rrians to James nj. Billings
upon 40 feet on of the rear ends of lots TO.
III and IL block 6s. Keokuk, Lee Co., Iowa; the
SAFE OF safd morteaEed premises TO pay off said
Debt, The ext ngufshmsnt Of ali equity Of redemp-
ticn therein, for costs and general relief
NOW, you and each Of you are notified to apprar
and answer said petition on the morning of the "a
day OF the next term Of said Court to be holden on
the Let Monday of February, 1850, or Judgment
and decree viii be had therein prayed for by de-
fault. H. ScOiT HOWELL
Dec ~, loss-dlm S0lr for Petitioner
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To James Nolan Trustee Tor Hugh Cameron)
uugh Cameron, G. r. tonn, I'll. h Reeder, ] aimee
Bradford, g. GArretson Jennings Anderson,
w. III. Ewing, Wheeler, Bellows Co., VIM.
X. L. Raddick Bancroft, Beaver r Co., Cornelia
Grinnan, d. M. Grinnan and A. g. Grinnan, (de-
fendants).
VuU are hereby respectively notified that there
IL now on file in the Clerks Office Of the District
Court of lsss County, Iowa, at Ksokuk, y petition
OF hiram Barney, claiming Judgment on fore
closure OF mortgage against said James Nolan,
Trustee, and ii. Cameron above named, for the
sum Of enc hundred seventy -four and 76- 100 dol
lars, with ten per cent. interest from the 10th day
OF Aug. 1850, and special and general execution
against Jas Nolan, Trustee, and IL. Cameron, and
as Agaiast all said defendants above named praying
also fer the foreclosure of mortgage gwen by said
Jas Nolan, Trustee no., to Chaies Mason, upon lot
z, block lat, in the City Of Keokuk, Lee Co Iowa;
the sale Of said mortgages premises to pay of said
aebt, the sxtinguishment of all equity Of redemp-
1sheresn, for costs and general relisf.
NOW, you and each Of You notified to appear
and ans xer said petition the morning of the 81
day OF the next term of said Court to be holden ON
the LIST Monday of February, 1850, or judgment
and decree viii BE- had therein as prayed for BY de-
fault. ii SCOTf HOWELL
Dec. Nv, lSos-dlm Snl'r for Petitioner.
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EDWARD DEANS,

EDWARD DEANS.
d 4 APER AND TAILOR,
Second-st, between Main and johnson streets.
KEOKVKs IOWA.
LIVERY description Of Cloths and Casaimsres
IL constantly on hand and sut and made M into
garments In style unsurpassed in the city. a
N.B.--Boys' Clothing cut and made in tho latest
and best styles. [dsc1O-Aly1
NUTS.
on BBLS. assorted, all new and fresh, for sale BY
~ KELLOGG r BIRGE. 4
nov1ld p g Maznst.
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Les ~ Notice.

' Les NJ Natice.
To Samuel Il. Carey, M. III Runner, Chas. Parsons;
John Mcneil b Co., II. h. Oiliphant, Jesse
Reeves, Price J. ratten 4 Co., and c M. Hoy.:
fTsHKRE Ii now Gle In the oGBcs Of the Clerk
l Of the District Court of Lee County, Iowa. ut
keokuks the petition of flaming a Higgins
claiming of n H, Runner, the maker Of a note,
and Samusl Il. Carey Vi endorser, and On judg-
ment against plaintiffs as endsrsers of said note,
the sum OF twelve hundred dollrrs and claiming
against NJ. II. Runner the foreclosure Of . mort
cage given on certain real estate in the city of
keokuk; said petition represents thst plaintiffs
have discharged the judgment said note, that Ill
the other defendants have interest in the prop
erty mortgaged. The prayer also Ia that all the
interest OF the defendants be cut Off the property
sold, and for general re,ief.
Unless you appear and answer said petition on
or before the second day OF the February term
(ls6e) OF said Court, judgment viii be rendered
against you.
RANKIN, MILLER h ENSTER,
New. 3, lS59-d Pitts Att'ys.
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Master Conn lnk ~ 0nerss sale In
ChAnceTy.
The Cincinnati Type Foundry
onn AarUeii, Jonn hiuaer,
and psyer Eishay

A
John Iarseii, Jonn hiaaer,
and Peter Eichar.
~ virtue Of decretal order made by the District
- Court of the United States for the District
Of Iowa, Southern Division. ut the October term,
1888, thereof, holden at Burlington, and special
order, made Dec. l, 1882 and to me directed will
on Wednesday, the 4th day of January, 1860. be-
tween the hours Of O'Clock q. m. and clock b.
m OF said day, NJ tho door Of the Clerks Office Of
said Court in the City of Keokuk sell to the high
est bidder for cash the following described real
tate, towit The southeast one-third Of lots ten,
o),eleven q and twelve tl2), In block sixty one
Oh, in the city Of keokuk, county Of Lee and
state OF Iowa, and make deed to the purchaser in
accordance with the decreeof said Court.
sald sale rs made 70 satisfy decree rendered by
SAID Court IN favor Of the Cincinnati Type Foundry
and against said John Tsrbell, John kidder and
Peter Eichar. n r FNgTER
Spsclai Master Commissioner in chancery, District
Court Of United States.
Dec. 0, lS59-dlm
fffHE BOOK OF THE CHAPTER, or Morritoriai
= Instructions in the degrees OF Mark, Past, and
Most Excellent Master, and the Holy Royal Arch.
For sale BY OGDEN, BRowNELL co.
| larsss and Journals for $780,
L/For sale by NV WKsrco IT
Sssasa " Asin-st.
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Legai Notice.


To c. M. Service ard James ReynoIdss
VOU are hereby notified that there is now on file
i In the office OF the Clerk of the District Court
of Lee County, Iowa, ct Keokuk, a petition of
Henry S Clark q, ola inning OF you G. M. Service the
sum of three hundred and fifty dollars and inter
est, ~ money due on . promissory note exscuted
by O. Service to jam q Reynolds and BY him
endorsed to plaintiff, snd claiming Of both Of you
the foreclosure Of . mortgage given to secure said
note and I've other notes, and conveying the fol-
lowing real ESTATE, to-wit part Il Dots and s,
in block fb0, In the city Of Keeka k, being twenty
Eve feet fronting on Eleventh street, Beginning
as feet from the ends Of said lots and running
width at right angles said lots 100 feet,
in Lee county, Iowa in which said real estate the
said james Reynolds has or claims to have some in
terest.
Nov, unless you appear and answer said petition
or before the second day of the next term Of
said District Court, commencing on the FIRST Mon
day In February, 1860, Judgment and decree will
be rendered according to the prayer Of said petition
and said reAi estate will be sold to satisfy the
amount found to be due plaintiff, interest and
costs and all your interest therein will be cut of
ana forever barred aud foreclosed.
- McCKAkY d BRUCE, ,~
Solicitors for Petitioner.
Dec. n. 1859 dim
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Mississippi Valley Nursery.
WESTERN GROWN TREEs FOR
THE WEsTy

NT IT ii several years
w experience the Pro-
prietor can now furnish
FRUIT TREES A N D
SHRUBBERY, aeciima-
ted, and found to succeed
In the West.
Many Of these Tree.
are Of extra sire, and
have produced fine speci-
mans Of fruit the past sea-
son. Those interested are
invited to call and ex-
anime for themselves.
ORDER fnv AnnIa pn~r
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DIR. j. G. AVER Il CO.


DIR. j. G. AVER Il CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
BARTLETT, KAYE CO.. Ksokuk.
J. i: REED CO., Chicago,
SURF, DKsTRfN ! co. anainna.i,
Wholesale Agents,
And Agents in every town in the United states.
myl0d1xly
KEOkUk FEMALE sEMlNARY.
YvHR second term Of this Institution win COM
q - mence o. Monday, Nov. l4th, In the bAsepsnt
ot the Chatham Square Church, corner Of YtS and
Morgan sta, These rooms have been found dry and
TIE TeAsksrs secured - instruet II thsir diiIer-
snt departpentsof study, ere the following:
Rev. Q. A. WILLIAMS, Principal;
Mrs. 6.F. WILLIAMS;
Mrs. E. II. CRAVEN;
Miss l.. COPELIN.
Mr.. Q. q. ISDELL, teaakss Of Vocal Music.
Prospectus Of the Institution will be publisnsd,
asa can b obt.insd on aypi.sscn 70 ~ President
p WI. TaoMPsoS ss Pr.. 81 .A'
II. SrRosa. Secretary.
NOT Z, SD
nOOKsi BOOKsII DOoKsyn
"a HrsrAr 1l .sn vod.st pu,rnsnpHv
~ involving the principles Of Reading and
Speaking, and designed Tor the development OF
both hedy and nind, In accordance with the ma
ture and destiny OF man, By Prof. Bronson, A. ~.
TT NJ. W. WEsTcOTT,
DeclOd 81 Main-st #
ERoM Dawn 10 DzfLlaaT. ORTIZ. sinpi. .to-
= ~ Of western home, for sale b.
OGDEN BROWNELL CO.'S
CRY Book SroRH,
Noy3Qd @H ID Main-st.
COpAI Vmrnlsh.
RBLS. superior quality, for palp very low by
A.J.WILKIN6ON,
Sign oil the 0oidso EAgls and Mortar,
desl2-d % Main street.
| HyHAs. kEADE'e new book, "a Good Eight"
~ and cher 1Alas b. Qhas. Reade, Tor sails by
declbd OGDEN, BROWNELL } co.
| 4 LsO, Banks Of New York Adam Bede, Lovs me
| IA little love me long, Life Of Humboldt, ldyh
OF the KING. vidooq, Aiss slimnsn's window,
-~ oGDRH, BROvNELL co.'s
! CIrr Back 6roRx,
| AeeI6A No. 81 1siasst.
ID 80 ~ KELLOGG . RI10E.
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NEs 004S0 - 04OOtE10 E03x
MILL CU2E, ana does Aasiy Cure,
w some Of the most wrctched cases Of Rhsuma-
tism Paralysis, Piles, &C., that were evsr known.
Try IT, too, ON the gums OF tsething children, on .
lsdy's gathered breast and sec how quieting 10
prcvss. A II the best doctors use IL who have be-
come acquainted withit, and every Arss class dfng-
gist sells 1t.
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Mrs. II. w. Be1cAcFss BOOK.
ESRoM DAWN TO DAYLIGHT, orths simple sto-
- ~ OF western home, for sale b.
OGDEN, BkOWEELL . CO.'S
CI1x Book SToRH,
Nov3od @H ID Main-st.
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lar*s and J0urnaIs for $780,
- fof SAFE by Id. w. WESTCOIT,
Dseisa ~ Nsin-st
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ONLY DISCOVER Y



RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY
RHAET. since the great discovery Prof Wood, have
fE tempted uotonly 70 sts his restorative profess 20
have discovered something ts would produce results Identical
hut they have cones being carried away by the
wonderful Of Prot Woods preparation, and been
forced to leave TIE field is rsssess swsy Read the follow
ing
B1TH. NAME, April 18th 1859.
fRoF o. J. WoeD & Co.; GentsThe letter wrote YOU in
1850 concerning your valuable Hair Restorative and which you
have published in this vicinity and elsewhere, has given rise to
numerous inquiries touching the facts IN the The inquiries
me Communication second, it Of all therein contained
third, does hair s continue go5d order and Of
LAT Is even peter tan N any stage Of my ne lot ot seals
past, soft. thrifty coored the same true OF
~ "ssAe and ne only cause Why It IS MOI gelSa -e IS
as me substance IS Eahed on by frequet aoiSon o. se
iac when il cie used By wipng the face n close eonnec
4en with the Wlske the result viii olloE as te mar
nave ceen IN thereceipt Of great mary efs rom al pas
OF Neg England, asking my hair SUI conhnnes to be
Booa as there is much fraud in the Ai sac q
various compounds wen this il has no aouDs Dse u
inflated used not only without any good eject but
absolute injury have used any o. your CT any
recount for months my hair % as good as ever
hund eds have examined X With SURPRISE 81 years
Old and gray hair my head or on my iac snu 70 prove
THIS fact send you lock OF ny r taSn On sl -. week
received your favor quart bottles last summer for
which am very grateful gave it 70 ny Iehos ana ureoy
induced them try it, many were s1e o1l unit after Ils
and then purchased and used Il with universal success wilt
ask az favor that YOU send NE test by which discover
fraud Restorative sold by many fear without author
teye where good ee do follow, the failure
by the impure article which the inventor Of the good
deem my duty as heretofore to keep apprsed Of the
effect my all who inquire CT me OF ny IN
shaken opinion in its valuable results rem2n dear srs
yours, .,,,. a a, Z; ~ k1f 81 I'D
The Restorative put up bottles Of three sizes, viz LARGE
medium SMALL the small holds q pint and retail for 81
per bottle mediums hold least twenty cent in
proportion than the SMALL reas for Sc per bottles the large
holds quart per cent proportion and etaiis for 50
bottle o. J. Wood & Cos Psepretors 444 Broadway,
New Yorkand III Market street, Louis Mo- and sold by all
good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers Hholesaled BY
EEVens PendIetOn g. Cos and retaed by every Drug
II he
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Rreadstusfs and ProvIsiops,

only continue dull. manifest downward
tendency notwithstanding the cry about the unvorabe appear
Of the growing WheatcrOp The Cincinnati Gnee Of the
2sIh says:
There has been nothing beyond limited done in
Flour during the week worthy Of note and the
very dull though holders have been unwilling submit to any
further decne that prices did change The receipts have
been ghmuch lighter than for any previous during the
season. hut they have exceeded the exports The
fined few small lots each day Of the 40 so for
supTne and Sj6ug5 IS for extra, the market closing very
heavy.
Wheat has been dull the greater portion Of the prices
further declined 23c per bushel, closing S30 80 for
white and 25S for red The receipts light are
fully equsl to the demand
dull all the prices further declined the msrket
closing heavy f7c for in bu the railway stations
except the Marietta and Cincinnati where it sold
costs &c per bushe extra to take from that place. it
being far from the CENTRAL portion Of the city Not much
mand for sheed and not much Offering It may quoted
nal at Soc per bushel in bulk Consumers Of ancpa
ton Of heavy supplies hereafter operate very cautiously
prices with dragging demand giving way.
farther improvement in both feeling and price established
in the provision market day, ard the trade close had buoy
ant About Boz hhds OF bacon taken 90 and
1870 Tor shoulders Sides clear Sides being advance
sc Bulk sold to the extent Of 100000 lbs 6c
shoulders and SIC for medium sides Holders
these figures Keg lard sought after at lc but holders
ed gc There good deal OF figuring with reference
to barre chiefly with view to arriving the stock,
heard Of sales The nominal price 1876 but holders
would sell any extent that The
mes Dorz were at SIS 2jd12. 50.
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0ILSThe demand for Lnseed has been fair all the
prices rue higher closing 62963c unchanged and
firm atS5c for No l.
POTATOESFhe receipts quite large and for inferior
descriptions the market very DUH prices lower
ond irregular There being moderate demand for prime,
export such the market is rather steady We quote
grades 252l co prime Northern at So per Dbl
SEEDThere has bsn good demand for Clover during the
and the receipts being light and CT inferior quality
ruled firm, for prime prices higher closing
81 546O bushe Timothy has been in better supply
and prices rather lower the range a. the close being 50 1893
for fair prime with strong tendency toward the inside prices
for prime.
WHISKY-The has dull during forepart OF
the week. prices declined &c, close the
demand good at this rate with active demand.
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ST. LOUIS March 2S.-Nothing of great import
ance ELECTED in the Carstang case to-day Sew
eral dispositions read rebutting the allegations
OF the misconduct on the part Of the plaintiff.
New York and Charleston witnesses were brought
on the stand TO impeach the testimony rejecting
on the moral character Of Miss Carstang her fami-
" and associates. Angry and persORal remarks
passed between witness and one Of the counsel
for the defense this morning. in which the lie was
gwen aud 1t IS intimated duel may be the result
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Kansas Delegates to Charleston.

ATCHSON X. T., March 2S.-John A. Haldeman
Geo N. Beebe Il. NJ Moore, c. c. Blair, j. P. Slough
Isaac E Eaton, Robt. B. Mitchell, Vim. Weerck Hal
day, RObt Wilson, James Christian, and Col Sims
were to-day appointed delegates to the Charleston
Convention by the Democratic Territorial Conven-
ton held in this city. Stephen A Douglas was de-
elared the choice Of the Convention for the Presi-
dency and the Cincinnati platform re-afirmed. The
delegation is unanimous fO- Douglas
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-30
CANDIDATES.


We authorized 70 announce CARY A. HARRIS, Of vii.
auon county, candidate for Attorney General, for The ~.
eai Crcu composed OF counties OF williamson Davidson
end sumner Jetl4-td-
We authorls- to JAS. =. RAINEi ESQ.,, a5
the lice Attorney General for he Ninth Judi-
bal Circuit composed Of the counties Of williamson summer
and Davidson. Bleoton in May, 1860
sountF, candidate for Attorney General OF nc Yn 1ua
CircuH Election, May, 1860.
ortq fhete
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shaver Captured.

NORFOLK, March 2S.-The Brig Virginia, Capt.
Linn from New York, an alleged SLAYER, captured
on the 18th of February in the Congo river. by the
U. ) sloop-ot-war Portsmouth. has arrived here.
She had no slaves on board. DENTS, Brown Tyler
brought the orig here. There was a mutiny among
the crew Of the vessel the passage but the mutt
neers were secured before they could eseape.
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rInrkets bv TeIerrnnh.

NV ORLEASs March 2s-Cotton a shade frner Sales to-
day lOCO bales Middng lOZ9lO5l Sugar firm, 6487asc
Moasses buoyant 39a4Oc Corn quiet 1880. Mess Pork
steady, SIS. Whisky 292lz Freight Cotton Liverpool
&c. Sterling Exchange 79st On bills of lading 77
Other articles unchanged
NEW YORK. March % Cotton quiet and unchanged Sales
Mddng Upland IL Flour dull sales 5000 bbs
s54G95 90. Land dull, IOsG Moasses-sales rs bbls,
Orleans 4O47 sales 200 bb at auction 245. Sugar buoy
ant Cuba 65l-73I, Havana s.
CIxCDSAII March 99proEisious firm. Ness Pork SIZE
Lard I9uK Flour $3.50. Whsky-Iles 800 b5lsf Is kG2
49,. Molasses 435z9A- Sugar fTm, sS82<.
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The capacity Of the shattles these machines
nearly same they held With Goats Spool
Cotton not to exceed "A yards.
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Ne,r Jersey Democratic Conrention.

TRENTON, March 2S-The Democratic State Con
yentOn mee Il O'Clock for the choice Of delegates
to Charleston. There was a large representation
and Andrew butcher was appointed temporary
chairman Adjourned to two o'clock.
AFTERNOON SEssIoN-The following delegates were
elected Senatorial deegates-Wm. Wright, Benz
Williamson, G. W. Wall and John C. Rafferty,. Con
gressiOnrl-First District-JOhn L. Sharp and Sam
uel Hannah Second District-David Mair and Geo.
f. Ford Third District-Joshua Doughty and Al
bert K. Spear Fourth Distriet-John Hyler and
Robert Hamilton. Fifth District Samuel Wescott
and Jacob Van Arsdale
Resolutions were adopted as follows; The first
denOunces the Republican position in Congress- as
disregarding the provisions Of the Constitution for
the protection Of slave property. The second says
the Constitution must be sustained, and ready OBJ
servance Of the laws enforced to preserve the
Union. The third asserts that federal legislation on
slavery should be limited by the Constitutions; all
that that instrument gives should be conceded and
all that it withholds should be denied. The fourth
says it is the duty Of the State to protect itself
against the invasion OF fanatics and to punish often
ders in an exemplary manner. The fifth is in favor
of the fugitive slave law and in favor Of the sup
procession of the slave trade The sixth reindOrscs
the Cincinnati platform, and says we will consent to
no unauthorized Interpretation Of it. The seventh
is for tariff by wise discrimination in favor Of
home manufactures, and says the government should
for public uses favor home products. The eighth
recommends W. G.. alexander for Vice President.
The ninth recommends to the delegation on all ques-
tiOns to cast united vote The tenth says that the
administration of President Buchanan has been
statesmanlike and conservative.
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Arrival of the overland Mail

MAILoY's STATION, March 29.-The California
overland mail Of the 9Th and kilograms of the 10Th
have passed here.
Business was light in first hands but more active
among jObbers closing active.
The people are still leaving for the Washoe re-
giOn.
Seawater wall project is still the absorbing inter
est The passage Of the bill is expected. The tele
graph bill will likely pass.
There are SIPS, 900 in the State Treasury.
The Senate has a special committee out investi
eating the practicability Of annexing the WashOe
region to the State of California. The State pro
presses to take the llsth parallel of longitude for the
10th parallel as a substitute for the contemplated
Territory Of Nevada.
The Senate passed a bill authorizing Butte cOun
ty, to issue 100000 worth Of bonds for continu
uing the Sacramento Valley River Railroad, Il
Orville
The railroad survey from Placerville to Folsom
is favorable. The estiI,ated cost of the road is
SlQO0O0U
An extensive coal vein has been discovered two
miles from the town Of Sonora.
A hundred mule train is about commencing regu-
lar trips between Nevada and Carson Valley.
The Mexican and Central companies are engaged
in extracting astOnishingly rich silver ore. Vir-
gInia CityEcOrrespo represents that there are
large quantities Of all kinds Of minerals.
Breadstufis and provisions in Carson F9iley are
exorbitantly high.
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MHLEDGEvILE. Ga, March 27.-A letter from
Howell Cobb is published, in the courre of which
he says " / must withdraw my name uncondition-
ally from the canvass and this letter is written for
the purpose Of announcing to all who feel an inter-
est in the matter, but particularly 70 the delegates
from Georgia to the Charleston Convention. that I
have done So"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-30
j. w. Williams--Agent.

1HE Pr9prieors Of these Machines claim, "a sabstana
the olaim) that their instruments T execute ay Gd soerg
lind Of Ressoo and perform the same in the best possible
Combining does, tie merits Of al the other Ma
Chimes and at tire same time, avoiding their ulls, IL
mends itself to the public as the great Family Sew
fng Machine, adapted 70 sgey branch Of il9i
try where the needle is required
They viii Stitch hem, FELL bind and gather. -aey make
strong lock stitch that be rayelsd p1lled out. They
make besUuI Uniform stitch alike both sides Of the work,
without forming ridges underneath.
The Machnes great strength, perfectly simple and
the management Of them easily acquired.
Anyspoo Of cotton, Tired six, may be used They
almost aoisees in their operations, and slH 0nge than
any other Sewing Machine extsat.
Let Manufacturers, Planters Farmers Housskeepers any
other persons in earh o. instrument any Kind
Of Selng aOt0 d0Es By machinery, make they secure "a
bet, BY ezaminisg ours before purchasing.
TA liberal discount Haie to Ministers and charitable 80.
ceties
IL All Maenes warranted three years, and full inscription
given 10 use then satisfactorily.
RESPONSIBLE AGENTS WANTED
The public are invited to ean and szruins the Ma hines
80 PU c SQUARE
au9s div