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We believe that the mortality among
the children from the prevailing cpl
denie il wholly unprecedented. Some
davs a third or more OF the deaths from
yellow fever are among children Of from
four to ten years Of age. These from
the latter to fifteen or sixteen seem prOoi
against the fever. We ere not aware
that our doctors have taken any particu-
lar note Of this. 4 lesst they have not
given to the public press, nor TO the pro-
fessional-if we may 80 Distinguish the
medical from the daily secular journals
their views of, shall we say? this a6nor-
NAL feature in yellow epidemics. Shall
we conclude that the children within the
ages Of four and ten who escape the cpl
demic are proof sgsinst it7 II 50, dc
we not commit ourselves 10 some extent
TO the Darminian theory OF the natura
selection of species IN .. RcdgbHe.
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Law School
-OF THE-
UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI
AT OXFORD.
FACULTY.
JOHN y. WADDEL, DID,, Chancellor
L z. G. LAMAR, Professor
Law School

TIE course OF study is completed in two
j terms nr nine months each.
The method Of instruction Is that OF oral ex-
anlinatiOns, daily, upon the text. accompanied
ny such explanations snd Lectures As state leas-
islatlOn and local sdiudICatlons have made
uecesE ary.
Moot Courts viii De held weekly, IN which
the practice VIII CONFORM in every essential re-
spect 70 the rules, modes or procedure and ar
gumentaLOn adOp ted in the following Courts .
/. District Court Of the United states
. Circuit CouFt Of the Unitsd states.
5. Supreme Court Of the United States.
4 Cireuit C0uIt Of Mississippi.
8. thauCsrY Court OF Mississippi
. s. Probate Court
Z. High ours OF ErrCTs aud Appsa-s
The Law Library mum beIs not less than one
thousand volu umes.
Tue Law students have the privilege OF a--
tending FREE OF CHA RGE the eefflrts AZ d
ReCitaIiOns IN any or the departments OF
Sc enCe and LitzrEture In the University.
The sessions OF The Fedora CUErt and uf the
Hight Court OF ErroTs and Appeal. held 80 Ok
ford, give % the students Of Ihiz school ree.-
liar advantages.
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LATEST
BY TELEGRAPH
Noon Dispatches,
LwrsrraE Assoo1ArnD - n1rosE..1


| WASHINGTON, September 24.-An ar
| fray took place at oRs of the hotels be-
I tween Senator Paterson Of Tennessee,
and Gen. Kyle, Of the same state. Pat
tersOn slapped KyIa's face, wheFeupon
Kyle knocked hl1t down. Patterson
! then attempted 70 shoot Kyle, when
friends interfered. A reconciliation af-
terwards too place.
The TFmes' special says Gen. Grant
| has approved aud forwarded to the presi-
dent Gen. Siekles' application for court
of inquiry.
The 7Fi5tne's special says Grant win
not order or suggest anything In regard
to elections to be held in the south, but
will leave everything with the military
commanders.
A dispatch received here says Fhad.
Stevens is now dying of dropsy in the
chest.
The president has pardoned Samuel r.
Mallory, ex-seeretafy Of the navy Of the
Confederacy.
AUGUSTA, September 24.-Judge Reese,
of the superior court, has written to
Gen. Pope that he cannot carry out the
recent jury orders, the same being In
violation Of the laws Of Georgia. Judge
Reese claims that registration is entirely
optional, and not compulsory, and be-
cause q man who may be otherwise a
loyal citizen and does not register, IL is
no reason why be should be excluded
from serving on juries.
Gen. Pope replieG that the military
bills give him the right to set aside any
law Of the state which comes in conflict
with the military bills. Orders So and So,
issued by virtue Of power vested in him
by congress, he considered the jury orders
necessary to the execution of the recon-
struction act which became law in the
manner provided in the constitution. As
that question was presented to the
supreme court, and that tribunal decided
il had no Jurisdiction, the further cOnsid-
GRAFTON Of that question by subordinate
military or judicial officers, IS scarcely
admissible. Gen. Pope concludes by
requiring Judge Reese to carry his orders
into effect.
Judge Reese, in a second letter, goes
over similar grounds as at first, arriving
at the conclusion that he cannot con-
form to Gen. Pope's orders, but shall
continue the duties of his Office as here
tOfore, until prohibited. Gen. Pope then
requested Judge Resse to resign, which
be refused to do, uaconsiders his letters
as positive prohibition against further
judicial power.
The returns of the registration in
Georgia numbers lsS, ,72O, OF whom
95, 303 are whites.
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FRANKLIN
JOB PRINTING HOUSE
No. Is West Court Street.
PRINTING At Tee LOWEST PRICES
ANNUAL CIRCULAR.
ltEHrH1s, September /. 1857.

l=EAEhAof tsSAAADHA At-ooaH
At the commencement OF anothnE CONNER
eisl Year the undersigned again tenders his
services to the Merchants and Business Men Of
Memphis, and 10 all those desiring any kind OF
FINE JOB PRINTING.
Tho material of the Franklin Job Printing
House consists Of the most perfect Presses,
and the newest and most beautiful styles OF
TYPEs, BoRDERs, ScRIPs, DESIGNS and OREA-
EENTs now known 70 the art.
Particular attention will be paid 70 filing or
ders for Business Cards, Circulars, Letter Heads,
Envelopes, Bill Heads, Tags, Receipt and Check
Books, Bills Lading, Dray Tickets and every
description OF Printing required in the success
ful production of business during the Gotten
season.
II will be the determination Of the Proprietor
in the future, as It has been IN the past, 10 do
the very BEST WORK, and the prices shall be
as I0pg a. any house In the city.
MOT'ros FINE PRINTING PRoEPrLY ExEeU-
rEB, AT Low PRICES.
Thankful to my friends and patrons for the
business OF the past year, 1 solicit continu-
Sncs of their favOrs.
Respectfully,
ses S. O. TOOF. Proprietor.
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lffnchnlelat N0ffce.

Iohn Brintvs. Tim Harmon.
s,EFORE me, Wm. 5. walton, a ]. P. in and
n for Shelby county. TIE plaintiff IN ihs
s5ove entitled cause having made oath accord
no 10 due form Lnat tna defend ant Is lndobted
10 hirn Sc. and an attachment having been
issued and Re tu rned levied, &C. the defendants IL
hsrsDy notified that unless he appear and de
o5eIoek a m. proceeding viii be had sK parts
and iudrment rendered against him for claim
aud oOsts
This not ce to 30 published in the Appea
r,-,,r q Vr,aalx asr folr consecutive weeks.
80 ls,rsvss WM. 5. WALTON J. p
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ChanceFg COurt of MemnhIs.

Mary l. Jones, WIN. G. Jones, Bailey P. Jones,
Thomas W. Jones and Neil B., Joseph &,
Lula K, Annie Lee and Willie Jones. Inisnls
who sue by their next friend Bailey p. Jones,
all citizens Of shelby comfy, tennessee. and
John Keeling, George Keeling and James
Keeling, infants who sue by their n Xt friend
J. b. Keeling, citizens Of Davis son county .
Tenn, vs. Z. Q. Brinkiey and other c-s ditors
or the estate OF Vim. E Jones' deceased
This cause was lied in the Chancsry Court
i OF Memphis according to section CT the Code
OF Tennessee 22s, for the purpose OF ssitiln : a
the estate OF William r Jones licensed To Is
therefore ordered that all persons Who are IN
any way or manner interested in the admins
trafiOD OF said estate, or who have claims
svaingt the same, ap pear and file the same with
tfs fslerk aud Master OF this Court, antheatica-
ted in the manner preseriDea ~ laW, on or De-
rore me drst Monday in October. lS53, or the
saTns snail and will be barred bo1h in law ana
eouity: and that this order De published daily
f5ar Ihirtv DAYS In the Memphis Daily Appeal.
rs. A. AL5FON,
clark and Master ChanceTy Court or Memphis.
WKIGEF 3 MckrsIcsi, Sos, Tor Com platnants.
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KAVANAGH & DECKER'S
BILLIARD TABLES
VHE most reliable Cushion ussd on Billiard
L Tables is the ...
CAT-GUT CUSHION,

Manufactured by KAVANAGH & DECKER
and Patented Dec. IS 1855. (See Scientific
American, Vol. l6, No. IL d. ...... .....
IL is the only Cushion that Possesses all The
qualities esseni ial 70 a p srfeCt Cushion Il il
the most elastic aud most durable Cushion ever
offered TO the billiRri- playing public, as is
sbunoanuy proven oy The great demand for Il
since It's Introduction. The peculiarly which
Distinguishes the Cat-Gut Cushion and renders
it superior to all Others is the tightened cord OF
cat-gut which Overiies the lace and edge OF the
rubber and running the full length OF the
Cushion, which prevents the ball from bedding
into the rubber and jumping nom the table
The addition Of the Cat-gut cord also adds
much 10 the elasticity Of the Cushion.
The Lat-t5ug Cushion hss already been ap-
piled 10 over loo tables, which are in constant
use. II can be applied TO tables OF any make,
fO- SO per set.
kavanagh & Decker's Factory, al the corner
Of Centre and Canal streets, n. Y, Is the most
com pIeUe or tts kind in the world. The mA-
chineTy Is OF the most Improved character. the
lumber drying room the largest IN the United
States, inc material used the best that can be
purchased, and the WOrkmen thoroughly
skilled.
Billiard Cloth, Balls, Cues aud Trlnnmings. al
Of the REST make, constantly on hand
Kavauagn & Decker are The only agents in
this country for Kay's Cue Cement, adiudged
by competent authorities TO be the best Cement
Full size Tables cut down for 500
send for IIIuSt -ated Price List.
KAEANAGH q DECKER
Corner OF Centre and Canal streets
se5 tfe2O New York CITY.
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Sherif's S0Le.

TTNDER and by virtue OF an exeoution 10 me
I directed from the Law Court Of hem phiE
IN q case wherein the II. snd A. Of Memphis
are plaintins and A. n. Ferguson IS defendant
1851 berWesn The hours Of 10 O'Clock am. nnd
O'Clock p.m., In front OF the courthouse dooi
IN the city Of Memphis, ofer and sell TO the
highest bidder for cash, the Iol owing desert bec
,r.sl estate viz: A house and lot Eituate IN city
n Memphis etc fronting 20 feet on the souti
side af Beal street ana running back between
nsralIel likes and on line parallel With De
koto street, Us feel TO an alley crossing DeSotl
oI,eet said lot begins al point l82 feet west q
Ifesoto street, and the house on the same 4
t,r-r.hersd llb Levied on As the property q.
slrd Al. NJ Ferguson 70 satisfy the aLove men
1Stned exeeution IN favor Of SAID M and A. o
Msmphis p. ~. WINTERS sheriff, etc.
SspieIa bsT !, III. sels isHtw
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ss5 d4wIoro 7ss Broadway, New
HENRY, MOORE & GENURG,
Manufac;urers and J0bbsrs OF
CLOTHING
NEW YORK.

M W I O6hs
PHILIP HENRY, JR, formerly OF Hsnrys
smith r0wusagd
JOHN 7. Henry, formerly OF salisbury 4
HenFT
ALEE.'T. 1IO0RR, ISAAC P. GENUNG, FOR
merry with Hsurys, Smith Townsend.
We have ready alargs, handsome aud well
assorted stock OF READY-MADE CLOTHING
manufactured by US exc usively for the South
ern Trade, which we are spared 70 sell at
Low Prices and on Liberal Terms
our STOCK is sdspted tn material, style,
lengths. and sizes exclusively to the south, and
comprises goods from the Lowest Priced 20 the
Finest Made, including a large assortment OF
goods for FREED NEN'S WEAR
The recent decline in WoOlen and cotton fab
riC, EIIi enable rs 70 O-ier Clothing at Much
Lower Prices than il nas been sold Tor at any
time since lSG@
Cash and Close Buyers from the South are in
Vited TO examine our stock before purch asing,
as We believe we can offer them great induce
ments.
We will be happy 70 receive Orders, and our
long experience in the Southern business en-
abIes rs TO make selections which viii be GER
lain to give entire satisfaction.
Descriptive Catalogues with prices sent by
mail il desired.
HENRY, MOORE & GENUNG,
NEW YoRK. July, 1857. 81 Broadway.
Ee5 dNWtOcl2
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MAGUIRE'S BENNK PLANT.

rVHIs Extrao1diuary Medicine, the fame OF
l which Is spread broadcast throughOus the
country. is undou btediy superior 10 any remedy
ever offered 10 the public for The cOnip atnta Tor
which 10 is Intended. We have IA our posses
sion test.monlals furnished voluntarily Dy Col
Long. lste chief Typographical Engineer Bu-
restu az Washington, Gen. ritz Henry warren,
Gen PltusHutOu, and Others OF the army
Father T.. j. De sinet, The celebrated Indian
Missionary, also Officers OF the Navy, surgeons,
Hospital Stewards, Commanders of nearly
every steamer plying ON the Mississippi ano
tributary rivers, Wee eru EanitaTy ana Chris
tan Commissions, Army Chaplsius, and others
too numerous 20 mention. Likewise highest
sncoulums Of the Pres most Of which are pub
hshed IN our almanac, which we shall send 70
any one teqlestirgil Vrsisfng It's valuable md d.
iclnsl qualities IN the highest terms No other
medicine nua such recommendation.
J.. & G. MAGUIRE,
Sole Proprietor, st Louis.
Sold by Druggists and Medicine Dealers every
where iyS-d&w n
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yellow Fever and Small POx.

/" NV fOBE, June, I85i.
We the undersigned Shipping Merchants Of
the city OF New York from the Oft repeated
testimony OF many different Sea Captains
IN whom we have implicit confidence
and feeling it a duty which we owe our fellow
men, hereby bear witness OF the great cOnd-
dence we feel in he truly marvellous curative
poWsrs Of Major ]. T. LANES INDIAN REM
EDY for the cure and prevention OF Small POX,
Yellow Fever, ETC., and we cheerfuily add our
signatures, hoping its wonderful merits and
great blessings may be made known to the
world: Brett sons Co, 43 SOnth street; Cur
It's & Ward, 43 South street; d. z. De Wolf q Co
lo3 Broad street. HsneF & son 3 COenties Sip
simpson 4 Shaw, = Coenties Sip; Wm. a.
Moore, z05 9o1fh street; Jas 7. Tapseott, -
South sIreef Geo. L. TapEsott, OF Ta psc0tt Bno.
IS South street; Robert Hawke, IS south street,
and many others.
This Remedy has never been known 20 fsil.
Price per package, s. Forwarded free to any
point in the United states. Address
J. 7. LANE & CO.,
SOS fWF l63 Broad way, New YORK.
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Leaves every day at { m, making close con.
nectiOn Al Louisville with fast E.xpnsss ara N
on jef5rsouville Railroad for all Eastern cities
clnnau and al cities Norm aud East, and Is the
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HE
BOARDMAKI, GRAY & co.
PIANO-FORTES.
WHOLESALE AGENCY.

THE SUBSCRIBER, late member Of thh
L wen known firm, has established q whole
sale Agency,
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Cars 80 ThronRh NILn0nl Change

Msgniheeut Sleeping Csff i,i an fSight Trains.
Baggage LnecEed thrguEh 70 al impOrtant
pisces Persons holding Thro1gh tickets car
stop over Al any point AMI resume journey at
pleasure.
50 Through Tickets and ali 20 formation can
be obtained at Ticket Otire, 23zJS Nam street,
and al Depot. sam B.JONE.s
iEl General So sursrinfardeut-
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chickens Hatsi.eel from Eggs 1900 Ys, rs

Chickens HateEefi from Eggs 1900 Ye. rs
cid .. r
The Paris correspondent OF the Nation
states that the guests Of the Abbe Denis,
curate of the parish OF st. EliO, in the
FaubOurg st. Antoine, dined a few days
ago on fowls whose immediate ancestors
figared, he says, on the table of the great
Frsnkish King DagObert When the
Able Denis laid the frst stone Of the
church and presbytery iIe had bUilt, by
his own exertions, on the site OF the old
chateau and gardens Of Dsgobert, hens
nest full of eggs was discovered beneath
the ruins Of the ancient building. These
eggs, more than twelve hundred years
old, were about to be thrown away by
the lsborers, when the abbe, remem ber-
ing that wheat has been grown from
grain found in Egypt in mummies dat
ing back frOEl the time of the Pharaohs
bethought him that possibly there might
still be life in these eggs. A SGVQYlt OF the
institute, consulted at once in reference
to these precious relics Of an age when
there was as yet no France to detest
- 'perfidIous Albion " or to be jealous of
Prussia and needle guns, advised their
being forthwith oonfided TO hen OF sp-
proved success ia the maternal capacity.
This advice having been acted upon, the
good cure and his friends had the delight
Of witnessing, twenty-one days after
wards, the Matching of fine brood of
chickens, the direct progeny Of the deni-
zens of King Dagobert's barn yard. The
fowls thus obtained have been carefully
kept from any mcsditidnce with their
.eongeners Of less ancient blood and the
able has now = yard so well replenished
with liking Dagobert fowls that be
not only supplies his own lsrder with
poultry Of this illustrieus breed, but is
about TO organize, at the suggestion Of
numerous friends, q sale Of King Dag
ebert 3 eggs for the benefit Of the poor Of
his fIsrish.
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Fashionable Dancing Academy.

MADAME LEISE, Of New Orleans voe,lr
VI most respect fUliy announces TO the cf-fra- .
Of Memphis th1t she Will open her cIa-sss fr-
tue abQFe graceful accomplishment On II
THIRD TUESDAY in September al ne J-s-
fersOn Block. second Street where she rrr-f9-
by strict attention. 70 the ad va1oeFnant Of her
pup S who may be inLrusted 10 her chzrza ~.
merit a snare Of the puctle PATRONAGE. Mad.
l., having taught IN most % she prIuciu.I
clles o. the south aud Southwest, hopes 70
meet here with the same uuboun-ef g5slre,s.
Enich has hltl1srtO marked her course Of Ia
sirlctl9u e-- where Days and hours OF tuftzo1.
lor LhD7 "a. IuesdayE and Saturda-s. from
Lan Pc o'clock TN dark; for Ladies. from
ID am. ---- IL Tor Gentlemen. nom 8 rEf le
pm, an The same day. References uuexeep-
lonaDlei for which, and orner part5Ccls
p.sase Sc circulars, whlgh win be fsurd a. ~ =
pm 'lpa4 book and music stores Terms mol
crate Caiisinsules and Lancins taught In pFi-
vate families and schOo.s III de-ir-f S5I-.+--
given twice a month ann
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Men who tell stories that run into one
another, so that you find 1t very difficult
70 get away at the end Of any Of them.
Men who have quarreled with all their
relations.
Men who have been betrayed and
abandoned in the most heartlsss manner
by all Of their friends.
Men who have been prosecuted and
swindled by general conspiracy Of eY-
erybody. - ... 1900 :. =. 49,
Men who Initiate popular actors.
Men who are always asking: "DOn't
you think SOP
Men who are always g puttinga case. D
Men who agree with you too much.
Men who feel Inclined to join issue
With yon there.p =
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InsOIvenfs Notice.

vAvINa suggested the insolvency OF Il,
III sstate OF a. r, MaFr, deceased, notice 7
fs-ssv aivsn 70 all parties having claim
.s,sf,,sr stid estate 20 dle them, duly authenti
s7fsd- vita The Clerk o. the County Coun o
- Vrnod county, Tennessee, on or before III
~ y,iay al MarcE, lss8, OF they win Be foreve
s---sd " +. BYARs, Adninfst7ator.
III. a !. H. Fireman, Attorneys.
sala laT4H
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The Great Southern Remedy.
" OOlI n III 7 II a.
Recommended by dlSiln sulsaed members OF
ths Medical Profession.

THIS Medicine will be found on a fair trial
Il TO be the most prompt aud etectual rem
edY f0r all diseases ofths CHE rand THROAT,
the greatest care having been taken in ils
preparation, being ompOunded on the most
scientIRc principles. In its composition Is en-
bracsd a combination OF the most valuable
and effective EXpeetOrsnts- AnOdynes and
SedRtives, which are knOEE 10 possess The
highest repute with all Intelligent members of
the Medical Profession.
Wood Naptha. as vel as the Wild Cherry,
enters largely into It's competition, 5sing the
GREAT REMEDY 50 successfully used in Con-
sumption by the celebrated Dr.. Hastings. OF
London
e5 The following evidence Is from the Rev.
y. d. F. SaWrie. Presiding Elder OF the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, Tor The District Of North
Alabama
DIR CIIAELEs WILLIkMs- Dear Sir. I take
pleasure in giving my testimony to the virtues
OF your excellent - Pulmonic Bais4rrI OF Wild
Cherry Having used several bottles in my
family with decided advantage n every case,
can reeCTumeud a a. the best and most pleas
ant medicine have ever seen.
W d. F. SAWRIE.
sold by all respectable Druggists in the city
OF Mem phis, and throughout the Southern and
Western states.
I September l4, 1857. sells
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Macon, FaJeIte County, Tern.,

E-ITUATED thirty mtles from Memphis. seven
y mi les north Of Lsfsy yetts Dspog, M-3 &. r Il
FACULTY.
g. ". JOHNSTON. A B.. President and Prgfssszu-
Of Ancient Language
OTEAY =. NoCSG, A-B., Professor or Nztaa-
males
COLIN ACkISNEY N, Professor OF Mental
and Moral Science and English L. tera-u--.
This Institution was re0psnet October fs-.
anu has reacnsI = state OF perua DeHt Ell o.
eleucy. Next Annual Session " I'D b. 1Da. 81
July y fe5l' and win consist o1 Two TeTlns-sI
v=--Es each.
CHAR9 ES-Eng glish ana Mathematics saJ
- aud 81 per Term, Eaeh Language e. extrs
Per Term. Coutin srnt lee 8 So Per Term
excellent board, tncludirz ROOM fuel wash
lIls AID light, SO per month.
Al Necessary apparatus vii be supplied
convey anes from Lafayette station 10 Era-
Son, wednesdays and Saturday,
We the Trustees. have detaru1freI N mat
L1la hrst class Academic IusT iEut.Qc
lst. The scholarship. experience and success
OF our faculty.
ID The slevated tone or our eonlmunifv.
ID The healthfui locality. removsf frs57r fFrsl
corruptlng Influences and vices o. civ If--
atn- Favorable prices viii enable Us 10
achieve this success.
Presttsnt Boaru..-..--. .nr G. T. HUNTER.
Secretary OhN ". ALELN ASDER-
aul4
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GROVER & BAKERS
sEWINc MACHINES.
Why the GroCeS- ee Baker Machine
ls Rest.

l. II is more simple, durable, and less liable
TO dersngsment than Others. aa.. r.-
z. IL scws from ordinary spuulst e1tu uu TO
winding OF thread is necessary.
g It sews with equal facility all fabrics, the
most delicate and the heaviest, and with all
kinds or thread, silk, cotton or linen.
4 Its seam is so strong and elastic that IL
never breaks, even on ths bias
5. II fastens both ends OF The seam by its own
operation. -,
rem aims firn1 and neithsrruns OF ravelstn wear.
Il It's seam is more plump and beautiful, and
retains its plumpness and besuty after wash
ing better than any other.
Il It's seam can be removed in altering gar
rnents sfter proper instruction, without pick
ing or cutting Them
~ watching and varying the tensions upon
the threads necessary in other machines Is IN
necessary in this The tension being once ad-
fu sted on the Grover and Baker Machine, any
amount Of sewing msy be done without change.
lO III makes beautiful embroidery without
any change or arrangement, simply by insert
Ing threads OF suitsbe sizes and cOlors for this
purpose. II isthe only machine that both EN-
broiders and sews perfectfy.
GE Send for Circular. Lrr
GROVER & BAKER'S s, &c, -.
iylS 500 Main Street. Up Stairs.
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Architect and Engineer.

THE undersigned would respectfully inform
4 his friends and the public that ne is pre-
pared 70 devote his " hole attention 70 Design
ing p ans gnd Supvrlntending buildings, With
ss InucE energy and attention 70 his patrona'
interest a. be did for the CIty's interest while
City Engineer.
OFFIcE-Sullmsn Block, Second and Madi.
son streets. Uha-ges reasonable
g. H. HCCLuRF,
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