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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-11-02

The FIRST STRAW BoNNEr.-The manu-
facture Of straw bonnsts is confined to one
section of New England, because it was
there that the American branch Of tho
business originated In 1896 Miss Betsey
Me,calf, Of Providence. r. l., now Mrs.
Baker, Of West Dedham. Mass, saw an
imported Dunstable bonnet in Providence
store, AID straightwav wished one like it.
Taking some Dat stubble from a field where
her fathers laborsrs had BEEN reaping, she
split the straws with her thumb nail. and
madc her first attempt at plating After
several failures she succeeded in initiating
the braid Of the admired affair at the shop,
and made herself a bonnet. Thus the in-
genius girl, only twelve years Of age, &C.
quired the honor Of being thu first Ameri,
can manufacturer Of straw bonnets. She
IS now an old lady Of seventy eight, and
still b,aids. having presented Us with
specimen OF her handiwork, beautiful
straw ornament, on q late visit to her,
Many persons urged her to get patent on
her process of braidng. but being then. Is
now, quite tenacious OF her reputation as
a christian, she said her name should never
90 to Congress. N Y. Post. 49, 49,.
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For his rule over his family. and for
his conduct to wife and children, subjects
over whom his power is monarchical, any
one who watches the world must think
with trembling Of the account which many
a man will have to render. For in our
society there is no law to control the king
Of the 6reside He is free to punish, to
make happy or unhappy, to ruin or to-
torture. He may kill wife gradually and
be no more questioned than the grand
seignior who browns slave at midnight.
He may make slaves and hypocrites Of his.
friends or freeman; or drive them into
revolt and enmity against the natural law
of love. have heard politicians and
coffee house wise acres talking over the
newspaperhand railing at the tyranny Of
the emperor, and wondering how these.
who are monarchs too in their way, govern
their own dominions at home, where each
man rules absolute. When the annals of
each little reign are shown the Supreme
Master under whom We hold sovereignty,
histories will be laid bare Of household
tyrants cruel as Amurath, savage as Nero,
and reckless and dissolute as Charles
Thdckerau ,r- s... .-t
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-11-02

The CHRISTIAN RELIGION IN AMERICA A
DEAD FAILURE.-It would be no difficult
matter to show that the practice Of the
Christian religion on the North American
continent has degenerated and deteriorated
through the unworthiness Of the ministers
Of that religion; that its vital spirit has
been waning during the last generation.
that nation, once renowned as confessors
and also as martyrs, and who elected to
endure exile and privation that they might
keep their faith intact, have as body either
sunk into skepticism, or retained Of reli-
gion only its features, its forms, and simu-
lacra; and that active and earnest Christi.
anity has become practically failure
amongst twenty-five millions Of people,
vho condemn its charitable and merciful
doctrines, and who have for four years
abandoned themselves, with scarcely dis
senting voice, meeting remonstrance with
curces and with no stronger apology than
that political dominion is superior than tho
gospel, to an unbridled lust for Iapine and
slaughter.-Cor Of London Telegraph.
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OVER DREssING.-In the present time.
hen economy in dress is dictate both of
rudence and patriotism, the following sem
BILE remarks, from the New York Ledger,
its being also the sign Of taste, will DE
lad with satisfaction:
1.-The idea that cost is the measure of at.
activeness in dress is very vulgar error.
implicitly Of design, and a due regard to
ne cOngruities Of color, are essential to
!egance in the matter Of costume. One
light infer from the strong contrast Of gor.
eous hues which some ladies' affect in their
romanade attire, that they had learned the
TT Of personal decoration in herald's col
&c, and held it to be one and the same
ing with the art Of emblazoning The
.ndency to the horid was never more con.
picuGus in the dress Of both sexes than it
now. All the prismatic tiats-not melt
,g into harmony. as tho rainbow. but op.
osed to each. other in distinct daubs, if We
iay use the expression-not unfreouent.
Y fare in the street toilet Of modern
ellie.
Our bucks, too, not to be behind hand IN
nagniticence. tincture their th,oats with
lowing cravats, crimson and red being the
.vorite colors. All this sort Of thing IS an
utrag. on good taste. A pale young gen
leman in blood tinted neckcloth presents
suicidal appearance which is quite shock,
ng; and dumpy, high compleclioned
lame, arrayed in purple silk, with shawl
nd bonnet of radient dyes, is a burlesaue
n the laws Of adaptation which makes the
udcious grieve. Assimilation, not con.
rasts, is the secret Of true elegance in
lress. The several parts of the costume
hould be in tasteful harmony with each
ther. and the whole should be adapted to
he style Of figure, the complexion and the
eaturcs Of the wearer." u,...... ......a
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HoxE.-The road to home happiness
lies over small stepping stones. Slight
circumstances are the stumbling. blocks Of
families. The prick Of pin, says tho
proverb. is enough to make an empire in.
sipid. The tenderer the feelings the moro
painful the wound. a cold. unkind word.
checks and withcrs the blossom Of the
deares. love, as the most delicate rings Of
the vine are troubled by the faintest breeze ,
The misery OF life is born of chance
observation. If the true history Of quar-.
rels, public or private, were 1honsstly
written, it would be silsncsd BY an uproAs
Of derisiOn. .-----------..-<.--s -sS.-a---------
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YEAsr-Put handful Of hops in tin
,asln and pour on them little more than
. quart Of boiling water Bill then. five
r eight minutes, then strain of the water,
brow away the hops, and add to the water
six potatoes, pared and sliced, boil them
ill they are very tender, then pour the
water on half pint Of -four; two table
spoonsful sugar; one teaspoonful salt; one
teaspoonsfuI ginger. Mash the potatoes fine
and add to the other ingredients. Set the
mixture in moderately warn place to rise.
and in three days you will have some ex
cellent Yeast that will keep long time in a
cool place. Tie cloth over the crock
while it is rising: but when fully risen
cover close. BY adding teacupful Of
yeast this will rise in one day.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-11-02

king ncsltAteu xsss'us aen'ak zsos ss.,'.,.s,
nights lodging But the old man invited
all in. and feasted them right well: he
,stinted them neither in meat nor in drink !;
ard after they had fesstcd they went to
rest. A great thirst came on all the sleep
.rrs that night, SO that their tongaes
became quite dry in their mouths, anu
waking from sleep, they ran to vat full
Of costly wine, which they tapped and
drank to the dregs- all but tho twelve
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-11-02
IOWA MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Located ut
yfstyO2klj .1OMpS (O. Tn

! has heen ascertnncd by proper inve>tigat du
Xring the last two years. that not less than DOC
paid by this state annually 10 fire insurance
panes cut OF this state thar Represented by the
agents in this state, and that about $3.50 O0O only
are returned for losses ia the State, thereby causing
drain upon the state annusly of about $3.50 900
THIS constantly increasing Drain upon the vital
eats OF the State tells materially upon the welfare and
prosperity " the people.
Other facts here iii closed show conclusively tina,
adequate protection against loss by fire hs given
by companies properly organizd and conducted within
the state at onehrd less cost to the insured tha Is
required to insure in Eastern companies; and that
too with greater facilities for adjusting aud paying
Losses with prOniptneSs and dispatch.
great want !. felt Iva this state for legislation
that will give check to the swindng institutions that
have infested the state under the head Of Insura
Companies, and that are now gaining grOun rap! y
without the least evidence Of any responsibility con-
nected with the except the smooth stories Of their
intriguing ngents.
We claim for the Iowa Mutual that n correct state.
men Gusnes il repor ed to the public every Fix
months also that certificates ros, some Of the most
responsible in the State furnished shown Ut
the company and furthermore thst 1t organized
different plan snd conducted differently from any
other company IN the State.
As some orthe principles Of this company We submit
,hs folit wing:
lst.-Each person insured is member Of the com.
pany, and entitled to vote ut each annual election of
Directors.
2d.-Ths company will nay loss or damage nv
lightning. whether the building j. burned or not.
3d.-In case OF shy difference arising at any time
between the person sustaining the loss and this com
pany the spme may he subnitte,i to three isnerss-
ted persons residing in the vicinity where such loss o.
ours.
4th.-Each member insured in the company shall
be entitled 10 his or her share of the profits Of the
company, or to = shasc OF anv dividend declared by
the company from the accumulation of surplus fund
in proportion to their premium deposited with said
company.
5th.-This company has two departments In which
farmers are insured in class entirely separate from
other property. and neither Department. ia any way
responsible ins tia osses Of property In the other de-
W. All losses will he equisably adjusted and
promptly paid
Our General Agent for Northern Iowa and Minpeso-
t., is duly authorized 10 appoint Agents, issue pol
icies and make assignments. Competent and enter
lrising agents wanted in ssch county.
JOHN NILES, President.
MILTON BRsocs, Secretary.
pRlLs NoKroN. Treasurer.
ROBERT GRANT. Local Agent. Mct;,evc..
t375y'
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shadows, making a circle around the hall.
When the moon touched their weapons they
flashed like northern lights.
+ Halt walked back to the hall door, for
he saw that -treachery was intended /; and
when he stoodi p the door, half in the moon,
half inthe shade, he lifted up his voice and
began the great Bjarkamal. ,s~ ~
Then up ,sprang the twelve and armed
themselves with speed. King Hrolf strobe
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-11-02

Use HenIhold's Extract Buchu for all Election.
ana diseases OF tho URN RY ORGANS, whether ex-
i>tng IN MALR or FEMkLE. from whatever cause
originating aud no matter OF how long standing.
Diseases OF these Organs requires the aid OF a
piuRkrIc. HRLMBoLp's EXTRACT BucHU il the
great Durec, aud j. certain have the desired effect
IN al, di-esses for which il is recommended.
Evidence Of the mot reliable and responsible char
scser will accompany the medicine.
Price 81 90 per Bottle, or six for $500.
Delivered to any address, securely packed from oh
servR'ion. Describe symptoms in all commupiss-
tons. Cures Guaranteed. advice gratis.
Address letters for Information to
H. 3. HELMBOLD Chemist,
lO& South Tenth at, Glow Chestnut, Phils.
HsLMBoLD's Medical Depot.
HELMBOLp's Drug and Chemical Warehouse
594, broadway New York
Rewar~ OF counterfeits aud unprincjpsd drxic-s
who tndeavor to dispose Of their and other ~
ticles on the reputation attained by
Helmbold's Genuine Preparations.
Extract Buchu.
Sarsaparilla.
Improv d Rose Wash
Sold by all Drueai.ts everywhere.
Ask for HelInbolds. Take no othsr.
Cut out the Advertisement and seud for it, and
avoid imposition and exposure.
A pure and powerful Tonic, corrective aud sltera
tive OF wonderful efficacy 10 dissa.s OF the
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-11-02

Nothing that is not wholesome. genial and restora.
tive in its 6ature enters into the composition Hos
letters stomach Btters. This popular preparation
contai IS mineral OF any kind, deadly botanical
element {; no hery excitnnt: but it is combination
of the extracts Of basamic herbs and plants with
the purest and mildest Of all difusive smulants.
1t is well to be forearmed against disease, and.
far rs the human system can be protected by human
means against maiades engendersd by an unwhole-
some atmosphere. imp water AMI other external
causes llos'etter's biters may be relied safe
guard.
In districts infested with Fever aud Ague, IT. has
been found infsllbe preventive and Irresistible
as a remedy and thousands who to it under ap
prehension Of an attack, escape the scourge and
thousands who neglect to avail themselves OF its pro-
tective qualities in advance, cured by brief
course OF this marvellous medicine. Fever and Agus
patients, aft er being piled with qunne for months in
vain until fairly saturated with that dangerous aka
lod MT unfrequenly res.ored to health within
few days by the use OF Ilostetter's Bitters.
The weak stomach Il iapdly invgorated and the
appetite restored BY this agreeable Tonic. and hence
IL works wonders In cases Of Dyspepsia and in less
firmed cases Of indigestion. Acting as gentle and
painless apperient we'll ~ upon the liver IL also
vaably relieves the constipation supsrinduced by ir
regular action OF the digestive and secreve organs
Persons of feeble habit, liable to nervous attacks
lowness of spirits and fits Of languor find prompt and
permanent relief from the Btters The testimony
this ront Il most conclusive, and from both sexes
The agony Of Billion. Cholic il immediately A..
suased by single dose Of the stimunut and by oc-
casonay resortng to It, the return Of the complaint
may be prevented.
A. n general tonic, fIo.tetter's Bitters produce
effects which must be experienced or before
they be fully appreciated. In cases Of consti.u.
tioual weakness premature decay and debility and
decrrpiude arising from old aga, it exercises tho
electric influence. In the convalcscent stages all
diseases it operates AS delightful invgorant. When
the pewers OF nature are relaxed it operates to
enforce and re-esta hlish them.
Last but not least il is the only safe stmulaut be-
ing maj ufactered from sound and innocuous uatcr
as, and "ntrey free from the acid elements present
| -l1s.t -,
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Stomach, Liver i Bowels.

Cures Dyspepsia Liver COMPLAINT. Headache Gem
ersl Debility, Nervousness. Depression OF Spirte,
Constipation. Collie. Intermittent Fevrrs.
Cramps and SpasMs, and all complaints
OF either Sex. arising from bodily
weakness wh.ther inherent In
the system or produced by
special causes.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-11-02
~ Office.

A Ill persons ,.e forbid cutting o. taking %,
tlTIMDER from. shs SPANISH GRANT. from and
after this date, without permit from the Agsnts 81
the company All parties trespssspg hereafter, vii
bc dealt with to the extent OF Law.
Persons vi hing to purchase wood Or down timber
can apply to the Agents. WIN. GREENE,
20. MoCRANKY,
General Agents 6iaSd Land Company.
Sept der LIST, 1885,. 80
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heads, and which are part and parcel Of the
sum of nothings; which, nevertheless,
obtain some temporary remembrance, and
lodge extensively at this epoch Of the
world, in similar, and still more. aunfurn-
shed chambers" t-s-.
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Wanle d-.A Situation {!

NTOULD prefer place as Clerk or Salesman n
w some mercaI tile estshis hu,spt. Steady en-
Payment, and an oPpori unity to gain n ,H"RoUoa
knowledge OF bN.iness. mere Of Object than the
amount II salary. References to character. etc.
given u required Address, -. A. e." care TiABs
o0es, MeGresor, lows. tOetf
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INFORMS. WORMS! Mothers, save

w your children. Thousands or children die
yearly from ". whose lives might be saved.
Mothers, use DR.. Ehurchiu's Worns L"senaes. which
will surely kill aud expel them FROM your children.
Children will eat them readily q any candy For
coughs. Colds, &c, u. Shuld's Compound Cough
Syrups For sale BY oil rugxists.
+O2 HUNTINGTON CO., As't., Nct'regor. Iowa
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nnDESIRABLE Residence Lots are offered for
lNDVDssle ~ McGrsg"r, within 80 to 100 rods vt
abe FLANDERS House. Titles perfect. terms
Also . number Of lots ran sng from to 6 acres.
Apply to WM. GREEN, or
ORLANDO McCRANEY
9ebn AHt's Giard Company.
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Said one gentleman Of honor to another,
i"If you don't accept my challenge, shall
post you in the papers," Go ahead, said
the other, II had rather AL a dozen papers
than ono coffin. 80 5ts 80
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A CARD TO THE La lies.
DNpOMCO'S Golden Pills !
ron FRMALRs.
lnfaiii;le in correcting. regulating and remaining
all distractions. from ,nhatepcr cause, aud

Irfaii;le in correcting. regulating and re.nooino
all distractions. from ,rhateper cuuse, and
altpoys succ'ss'M as a p'.pentatice.
| The combination Of ingredients in DR.. Dupnnco's
Golden pills, are perfectly harmless They have be.n
used in the private practice II ole Dr. Dup uco for
thirty years and thousands OF ladies' can testify
their great and failing in aAoS. every
case 10 correcting relieving painful and
distressing mensrrsutiops parrulary!at the change
| OF life. From to 10 pills will that common vet
dreadful complaint. the Whites Nearly every female
in the land suffers from this complaint. The above
pill has permanently cured thousands. and will cure
You II you use then. They cannot harm YOU. on the
contrary they all ob-tructons restore nature
to its proper channel and invgorate the whole sys.
tenn Ladies whose health will not permit an incr4as.
Of family will fnd these Pills successful preveuta.
tive
Pregnant females, those surprising themselves
so cautioned against using these pills while in
that cond ton, lest they invite miscarriage, after
which aimoniti0n the proprietor re ponsi
biy-althonsh the inildncss Of the pills will do
injury to health.
are made known to every agent. aud they will tell
you the pills are free from anything injurious and
ye. will do all claimed for them.
Full and .splici. explanations accompany each
box. Price, 81 per box. sold by
BENTON BROTHERS Il co, aud
WOOD Il BROTHER. McGregor.
General Agents for Clayton county, Iowa.
Ladies. by sending the abov. Agents One Dollar
Through the McGregor Post Office. have the pills
rent by mail to any part OF the coun
try. free Of postage.
n. B.-Look out for sounterfei's! Buy no Golden
Pills Of any kind. unless every box ia signed 4. h.
Howe. All others . base imposition aud un. ale;
therefore, ~ YOU value life and health 60 saw
not hing Of being humhugg-d out fyour money buy
only nj those who show the signature Of :. D. Howe
on box, which have recently been added on sa
count Of the pills being counterfritpd.
Sold also by Allen Il lIOsfnrd, Dubuque. Iowa; y.
Crawford / Co., Gslens, Ill.,; Emmsrt i Blu, relI
frceport, Ill.,; Lord l. Smith, Chicago: and by sns
Druggist in every village and city in the y. =.
40l s.. HOWE, Sole Proprietor, New York.
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aS-No persons. except tios. ~ have passss etam
the oper authority. will hp carried Free on this
Ferry. LAwLEk, General Agent. .
IRA BIsBEE, Captain.
Al Ri 5th, 1864. @,~r,
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! We have lately intro
.duccd u New style Family
sewing Machine, making
I'll" Shuttle Stitcn, or
>tit-h alike on both sides,
arran .ed in t,e same style,
~ d sold at the -RIiie phi
ces 70. oar Grover h Baker
| stitch Machines.
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h Mrs. Partington says that because dancing
girls are stars, it is no reason why they should
be regarded as heavy bodies
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The Rockford Nurseries.
Every Description Of HARDY Tees


900 900 Choice HARDY Apple Trees adap,sd Ia tb.
Wsst--Stsudards and Dwarts
Psars, Standards and " arfs
good stock Of Dwarf Cherries ukeF and Nor;,
Ios--ai hardy and productive
CRAPS VINss.--A large stock Of Delawsree. Disuss.
conoords. CuyahogAs, Rebeccas, Hartford Proliac'
ana n"st OF Other approved new hardy Grapes.
1.0oO0OO slapies from one to yeats old and prics
nom $40 PER N, to $50 per hundrsu. >'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. De Grand Wilson ..
Albany, Pssbody's Prolific, &C. '-
RAseesnaiEs--Purple Cane, and Dooliteis.s I'm.
proved, Brinck's's Orange, &c.
ORNAMENTAL SHnusssRY in great variety. A
large collection OF Evererssns, Green House and
Budding Plants In profusion.
(, Leave orders With Bass Elmeudorf, at Mcoresor
Pc'ot /; OF N. ". rrott, travelling agent
catalogue sent on application.
Apply to }. 9. SHEARMAN, Proprietcr.
Rockford, III.
that sun1ry parties are using the name Of nv Nur
10y e sell their TRASH. hereby give notice that
John H. Page Ii not, aud nsver has been NV agent
neither has he ever purchased end nursery stock al
ne, conssvuently do not hold myself rssponslbls
'oF a'S eoosEseM. }. s. suEARMAE,
Protector OF Rockford Nurseries.
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THE@ Height Of lmpudencs -TakinR
shelter FROM shower in an umbrella
shop. sf.7 $50 il 80 v-
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AUG. FRENCH, Az.
MeGregor, June '63.

THE CONFESSIONS AND ExpsRrEHcs Of AN iSyA.
LID pnblished Tor the benefit, and ~ . CAUTION To
YouHa MIN aud others, who suffer from Nervous
Debility, Premsture Decay Of Manhood, &c supply.
Ing at the same time THB MRAHs fSsLr CuRE Nv
enclosing postpaid addressed envelope single copies
may be had OF the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq.
3aS-ly Brooklyn. Hinge Co. NJ Y
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m. sAvH YOU. L'Fs.--Dyspepss. Erysipsls.,
Kidney Complaint, Sick and Nervous Headache, Neu
vsigia, Gravel letter, Barber's Ich and Bxldness
Treatise On the above Diseases with their speedy end
permanent cure. ssnt free 70 any Ajdrsss Address
&. CPEAx, No. IS south Eight street, PhIla, SmcSu
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Females, Females.

In many affections peculiar to Females the Ex-
tract buchu Is une9ual-d by any other remedy as in
Ch~oross or Retention Irregularitv Pain or
Suppression Of Customary Evacuations liberated or
Srirrhous state Of the Uterus Leuchorrhea or Whites.
steriity and for Gil complaints incdvut 10 the sex
ton, or in the decline or change Of lite.
Take no more Balsnm, Mercury, or unpleasant
medicines Tor unpleasant and dangerous diseases
heinbold's Extract Buehu aud improv ID rose wa,h
cures "~eN
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SECRETDISE.4SES
IN ma. an their Stages. At little Expense
Little or no change in Die:, No Inconvenience
AND No EXPOSURE

It causes frequent desire and gives strength TO
Urinate thereby removing ohstructions preventing
aug curing structures OF the Ure' hra alxving pain
and iniiama,ioa frequent IN the class of disease
and expelng all poisonous, diseased and wornous
matter.
Thousand. upon thousands who have been the
victims Of Quncks, and who have paid heavy f,ss "a
be cured in short time, have found they have been
deceived and that the POISON has, by the use of pow
erfui sstrins"nts, been dried up in the system to
break out in an aggravated form, aud perhaps ATE,
marriage.
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Call aud examine our
Machines before purchas-
ing elsewhere. We manu-.
iacturS 4 large variety Of
styles of each stitch. and
adapted to the require
insnts OF families sDd
manufacturers Of goods
where sewing II employed.
AUG. FRENCH, Az.