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The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-10-20
NOTICE.

HNHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
i existing between A. R0DANT 4 F. BER-
NARD, under the name Of A. Rodant 4 Co., is
this day dissolved By mutual consent The
business viii hereafter be carried on by the un-
dersigned, who will collect all debts and pay
all liabilities. F. BERNARD.
Honolulu October LIST 1s69.-3e-4ts
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-10-20

We would call the attention OF the public,
particularly that portion who will attend the
adjourned meeting of Thursday tomorrow
evening, to the pledge of the editor Of the
Commercial advertiser at the meeting on
Thursday evening last, that he would sup
We have long been of the opinion that he
had no particular policy of his own to advo-
cate, and admire his candOr in acknowledge
ing the fact, and sincerely hope that the citi-
will give him something more tangible TO
advocate, than the shadows he has
hitherto been pursuing.
FUNERAL OF FATHER WALsH.-The funeral
of the late Father Robt A Walsh, took place
at the Roman Catholic Cathedral. at 9 A. NJ,
on Saturday last. The body, at the desire Of
the Catholic population, was brought over
from Ahuimanu on Friday night, and placed
in the nave OF the church, TO await the
funeral services. High Mass for the repose
of the soul of the deceased, was celebrated
by Father Martial, assisted by Fathers Mo-
deste and Lieven; the Choir, under Father
Hermann, singing part of the celebrated
requiem of Mozart. At the conclusion Of
the Mass, the officiating Priests took their
places by the coffin, which was covered with
4 rich velvet pail, aud recited the usual
prayers and service for the burial of the
dead. Amongst Catholics and Protestauts,
who paid the last tribute of love and respect
TO the deceased, were the British and French
Commissioners, many Of our prominent cit
liens and large number of our native pop
ulation, amongst whom, for his many good
qualities, the lamented father was deservedly
most popular.
After the services in the church, the body
was conveyed to the Catholic Cemetery, at
tended by large procession, where it was
consigned to its final resting place, with the
concluding ceremonies appointed by the
Church. REoUIEscAT IN PACE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-10-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING of the
L HAIKU SUGAR CO.. for the election of
officers. and other business, will be held at the
Counting-rOom of Castle & Cooke, on Tues
day, the 26th inst, at o'clock. P NJ.
J. B. ATHERT0N. Sec'y.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-05-15

"FArAL NscEsstrx 10 NEtER xNo~N UNTIL.
IT STRIKEs.- EDaQpls rasxyI appnstiats tho ne
cessity Of an effective 4Aais e0faration such a.
"Barrctts VegeEablsf Hair fReseoeative," until
old agsy Or diseaee pendeys them bald. Even
thsn, kswesSs, med Sillf Sst6es III Axie ID
al il original lustpe aaa abundanCe. -Balsimsre
C6mmescidk Y q mi,-Si rsR
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MANDATORY:
Calhoun Place, near Clark Street.

rh m:eh.ss gr.ssis. has large capacity and de-: sss
o:ss hundred :Ss;. a., '' 'Al' as .li's
Runs easily BY one ~ shsr sweep or tread
power. The with the stalks fsdnte the machines
lssme y wheat TO thrs.aisg machus ssAf ~ 81
IT.. Sssss; az s ~ ssS S sss
and they are easily stacked.
i:sS on instead q cutting % hs corn" and having The
ls snsss s & ,:
will husk and sE them perfectly, thsusasd bushels day
~ me- clsau white hns,tlsrs ddivssd ~ slsseelye
ready for bsng worth four 70 cents pound which
sns i1S s:ss. sss 1i
the same time, no corn % hrokcn No corn shelled
s machine as S sn simple in
PRICE OF MACHINE, NET Cash, sls5.oo
Size e nsssls: sa, feet VIA. q. i.s long. weigh. y
Township rights y manufactures sen these Aaehisss
$1,000 wclsaie tsrns for rights foronso more counties
on application s.l,e 1oi5a aai- al qa,ssys
This Company manufacture machines Toy purchasers Of
Farmers Township Clubs Of ten at 500 each, twenty at
~ each, have sole control Of this schins pnudpg she
Sss urn msoSns he cuS u,s ana ~ ss
at half pfice Z tsi3tltH .ifs4 -gr5fifJGf
srThis edsr to Clubs h open only uutp June It, "a
Manufacturers and dealers In agricultural implements
propeto agricultural other business
Wishing safe and paying buapes In their own county, and
Of moderate MEANS examine this n,achine sss De S6k
The 6agess PstsuesI9 as sfe,f .satso = sssm
CORN HUSKER land Kicker
d an absolute necessity 10 every tacr sad sns whs
have sed Il a. the oat coon think u threhlng
.hss. ss end S:rsy y haHa Is q picking and hustfs
Rsident csnvs With references commissioned II sAuA
ss.s.y s9d soys'Ap - eanyas tot 9b M hs qfdss'
xxplanatofy cuts and complete circulars furnished con.
tanning full affirmation, Address letter. Ia vg,r ~
,asgg nal - -. gap R01yRr ENAp, Ssc'ry,
reb N-Sm 100 and lo8 Wsahlngton b.. Chicago, Y
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0vrScs 100 and 1se wAshihgtsn 1txsst, who're I,
chimes, doing work, will be show those wishing
to buy machines or territorial rights.
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- -
We Ahd the following aoatips through the
papers under the head Of GENERAL. QGRANTl
ITEMS" 1t is equalto Prentice in his best day.
Grant, in order 70 provide for all his rslativss
and Intimate personal lfiendS, has had tostranss
port many Of them. He has appointed them to
Offices in districts where they do not live.
AeigptT was lately sent TO Grant 4fSm Ohio,
made Of the choicest tobacco, which measured
six feet in length, eight inches In diameter, and
weighed fifteen and halt pounds Big enough
for all the Grant family 70 have Whit at Il,
and some to spare.
aItwas lAtely stated that Grant Il Universal.
ist, but this 10 now denied He believes that all
the Grants and their near kin will be saved, but
not the whole human family.
Where does Gen. Lee come, in under the dis.
tribution Of good things now going on al Wash.
ingtop9 He gave Geaeral Grant several checks
In lS04lre.n = sasnsg pas ,ef5s ~ u etifA
President Grant Il expected to make some
changes in his cabinet very loop, having discoy-
cred that some a. the members S.e not relatives.
The louisville sonfaI ssys Grants appoint
ments may be expected 70 increase rapidly. We
zee that they are In the family way.
Grant IL said 70 BE- only AZ years old. Rather
young TO Asss spcA m AMY o. rslstjvAe
Well d Gsant named U. 8. Il means ma me
and ny friends, In the disposition Of the govern,
ment patronage. s , ,'- |. - ss.,1 sss''
W. B. Campbell, Of Galena ILL.,, relative Of
the President, has bean appointed III g. Marshal
for the Eastern District Of Illinois. aa-G
Offices to be given away. Apply to the Presi-
don't Of the United States, With pedigree, or doc
umentary eyidscce 10 prove belonging to the
Grant family ~ bt6od. Eedlcok, Or adoption.
appears q 81 Ss.ssS s1 TSs - scotch oh
Grants believed in keeping svesyttfngSin their
own tImi}yi even MsiE own ftphE. aAH
Gr,bt 3t4 y i gpoa tanner. but be is IN :un-
oommSnly poer clbinet' maker. . ssia i
Tho M sraie ~ says NJ. Borie, 4Se lew
Secretary q &sA Navy, Il discovered b be Gman
Of special 41tm He waa One u the pri1oipsl
contribut, the psFshase Of Grsnts hdpe in
that city{ AN aScounts "ior Ne aik a the
WANTED The sfsee seeker yho Is willing to
would be sdesisa6le euriositysat5 q
An exchange think Grant ~ man man Of fine
man Of ine presents, witiiesss horses, houses and
libraries. adipfnitam. Z "a 10, sisssa lassnsn
Wonder is no longer expressed at the appoint
mont OF Gen. Longstreet TO Q fat office, since it
Is known that he Is Q relative of Mrs. Grant
me and my wife. my son and his wife, US four
and no more, except our cousins"
Noses Qfinnell has received tho New York
Collectorahip. This q ka0fhsr personal appoint
mont Of GRANTS, and over the heads. Of thS poll.
ticians. Moses sSas large suSpfiber 70 the
house nd LOB azTaagsmeate ~ S-sfs w.
ThaA ,aaa ~ n s,,S..S ma .r.s.., .ho,,+ .ha
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-06-03
LITERARY NOTICES.

Grace Greenwood has sold Little Pilgrim to
Alfred L. Sewell s. Co., Publishers of "THE LIT
TIE CoRPoRAL," of Chicago The Pilgrim has
been published as popular juvenile, but will
now stop ''pilgriming" ON his own account, and
hereafter be an ''aide" to the conquering Wes-
tern Napoleon, THE LITTLE CORPORAL, the well
deserved circulation of which was even before
this addition larger than that of any other ju-
venie magazine in the world. Grace Green
wood still writes for it. The July number be-
gins new volume, aud we advise our friends to
send on to the pu blishers. at once, one dollar,
which is the price for one year, and give their
children this unique, original magazine, which
has no superior anywhere. Those WHO subscribe
during June, will receive the June number extra
We have received numbers 10 and 20 of zell's
Encyclopedia. To show how vast this great
work promises to be, we will only state that it
has reached l6O pages and has not yet got
through the letter A. the last word being Athan-
asius. Published by T. ETlwood Zell, Phlla., at
10 cents per number.
The lAtlaHtc Monthly and our Young Folks
for June have been received. They are both
good numbers, and always welcome. They are
published by Fields, osgood 8 Co., Boston. The
Atlantic isfour dollars per year, and Our Young
Folks two dollars, or five dollars for both.
The Ladies' Repository for June Is q fine num-
bef. Published by Hitchcock Il Walden, Gin
cinnati, at $3.50. w
Golden Hours, for June, is received. 1t is q
fine Magazine for children and young folks.
Published by Hitchcock & Walden, at s1.OO per
year. -thFs.' t.t
John Church jr., Cincinnati, has sent us two
more pieces Of popular music. One schot-
tiscb, called Fashionable Fred, the other LA
Belle De Mabllle." ,.,4
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To Consumptives.

THE Advertiser, having been restored ia
health in very few weeks, by very simple
remedy, after having suffered several years with
n severe lung affection, and that dread disease,
Consumption-is anxious to make known to h is
fellow-sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy of
the prescription used Gree Of charge), with the
directions for preparing and using the same,
which they win find SURE CURE FOR Con-
SUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoNcHrrIs, etc. The OBJ
ject of the advertiser in sending the Prescription
is to benefit the afflicted, and spread information
which he conceiyes to be invaluable and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as it
will cost them nothing, and may prove bless
ing. sa~
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address. Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
May %, ,'69--y. s .rtnsBt
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With the advent of the month of roses" we
have been once more thrown into the season of
hay-makng pic.nics and pleasure excursions
generally. The farmers are busily engaged In
securing their early hay crops, in order that this
branch ofithe husbandman's labor may be COM
pleted before the grain harvest sets In. The
young folks seek recreation in the woods, or in
fishing parties, ori in berrying excursions. This
is also the season when early vegetables are
thrown into the market causing general de-
rangement of the "internal improvements" Of
mankind, and rendering medical aid necessity.
Just at this time the Great Zingari Btters step
in as an antidote for tho various disc ases arising
from the too free use OF vegetables, or the nu-
merous ills to which farmers are exposed during
their excessive field labor, or to which pleasure
parties are subjected by their efforts to obtain
enjoyment in the country. A supply of the
Bitters should be kept on hand for use at this
particular period when all are exposed to sick
ness. 40 '" ~. '7s
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Nature is the Great PhysicIan.

This Is now admitted by the medical profess
ion as fundamental principle of healing eel
ence. 1t is wIsely provided by the human
economy that whenever anything Is wrong In
the physical system the natural forces Of the
body are brought 10 bear to expel the disease.
The great aim, therefore, is to strengthen the
natural powers. This has been kept In view by
the skillful compounders of H0STETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERs, which operates to give
fresh vitality to all the organs OF the body. The
effect Of this medicine upon the stomach, the
liver and The kidneys, is prompt and decisive.
The patient who is wise enough to quit drugging
and try the BITTERS, soon feels as If he had
taken new lease of life, and as he continues
the use Of the article, he is overjoyed to find the
streams of health eoursing through his frame.
1t is prepared with great care, and its compo-
nent parts are entirely vegetable. 1t Is free
from the objections so often urged against prep.
arations of the kind. As MEDICAL AGENT
it has no equal, while Its pleasing favor and
healthful effects have made it general favorte
1t Is free from all properties calculated 10 impai
the system, and its operations are at once mild
soothing and efficient. All who have used HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BITTERs attest it
virtues and commend it.
| Even those who are In the enjoyment of per
feet health frequently have need to have recourse
to tonics as preventatives of disease. We ar,
never too well armed against the assaults o
"the ills that flesh is heir to-" In health o.
sickness this tonic cannot be taken REGULAR,
without giving vitality and elasticity to thu
system.
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mi 4
OouhFo oE & OomMoN "a ~ LEAs'--- M : NC 'n
Jury adjourned on wednesday OF last week hay
ing Iouna lne loilowing indlctmentsi
Inc Sta'e Oi ONO vs. Hm' Ryan s'aDD'nB
win intent 70 knl'
Ine s'a1e oi ONO vs. Nicholas basquih' sell
ing LiquoH'
Inc Sta!eoi ONO Us, alien s'ockhan' AS
saul1 ana bauery. g,
Inc s1ate o' oh,o Vs. hooers W. 0"ii'n A"u
'alnes ullp v ,y' 0"uo.' ASSaul. anu Dusse'y'
me STATE Oh ohio Vs. NienoiaS oaSquil Sell
ing Liquor
Ahe sta'e oi Ohio 's' Aiocr' h"iuR' 0ehins
N'guY' T, o,,. - p.,.,.,. c.r eo,,,1
~ N'''N = ~ - ''''T'i' o
h'guo'
i,n ame io',U"InE 70 Sn0 oa'. A.f'',' i'epv,s'
their gaii Report for tbe present Term Term tb,s tbey
having visited at the present sitting, and ind
LIST, jail IN good condition.
criminals GT ia 'p'NA' p'''On' 'OHH"'u ''''''" NO
Sd, Rules properly posted, and faithfully conf
phed witn' JOHN W, STEELE. ;,
o.Eys q rVfonan u 'ue o'anu Ou,y
S'"'e =. Onio Vs. OucoD DoVoIo' oeliHs
i'4"oi' Ai0"u suh'y' anu was nneu my uo'i"iS
"uu oO'''' a ..s.
Hnocn jenkins vs. Daniei Niegei. inns case
nas p0'n sieu tour uuleS' Vn Que 'rla' Ve'-
oivs was returned @ iot plalns'n' lwlce sne jury
iui'ou 70 aglee' ana N sne present case 'ne Jury
.e'utpeu Ystoict 'or piain'in' M anu 0SSeSseu ms
uanuEea ~ sOs'OU - wa' Suts lot maiic'ous
p.oS'Iu"0n' H'osS' nuv'us Nau w UonNin' a',e''ou
W 'nDi - u steAiins nuy' aug i~'" ~ 'nS
80 S 1N'V Ho' e'o'0io Ueen iepoi'eu'
'' 0"eoos ''' n"iy 0"seioy "nu 0'n0ie'
"s'''f'n '"''V NOun' ea' mp ~ PSS'''
ACnei' An Az
IiissS Artnur YS Satnarlne arthur ano
o'hefS' Farution' Dover assigned and parti'
ZION lnaue. MacKley ior petltloner.
Lena ., koWe vs. Thomas 9. Rowe and 9th
eiS' Iarsl'lon. Ofaer oi appalsefnenI issued
Maekiey lor petltloner' -.,.,- .,..,
Lucytpayls vs. Thomas w. Davis. Divorce
Oharge' gross neg lectof duty. Divorce granted
hackley Tor petitioner .,,f.,a. .....
Abra ham W. Long VS.. Jane Long and others
Partition. Partition made. DuHadway fo
petitioner. gsEe EErl q. .ft
benJamm M. walker VS.. q. w. Jones. TIT
defendant was the keeper of the Star House i
portsmouth. Plaintiff put up at this tavern, ,ant
while there some $1,4OO was stolen from him
he brought suit for the, money. jury trial.
Verdict for defendant Laird for plaintiff
Hutchins for defendant
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Acc1pENr.--On last Monday evening,
as Mr.. William Chambers was hauling load of
coal TO town, whsn crossing the bridge over
Salt Creek, onthe Chilllcothe road, the sills on
the side of the bridge up the creek, broke of,
and the side Of the bridge fell to the bottom of
the creek, distance of near fifteen feet, pitch
ing wagon. coal, the two horses, Mr.. Chambers
and boy, into the water. One horse was badly
hurt, and one wheel of the wagon smashed, but
neither Mr.. Chambers nor the boy was hurt.
We went down on Monday evening TO SEQ the
bridge, and found It . complete wreck, .,s5
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ORIGINAL SONG.

Good news good news the Cable brings,
Ger all the wires 1t flies, .
Wheeler d Wilson's Sewing Machine
Brought home the Golden Prize.
Old Uncle Sam first struck the note
John Bull then caught the sound,
Then came from France the echo back,
Wheeler & Wilson's crowned.
And now the people no longer doubt
So long 1t has stood the test,
The hews is fairly nosed about,
That Wheeler & W ison is the best
Of which there is over $4,000 now in use
delivered, and Instructions given free,
#sa BY J. S. TITUS, Agent
Jan. n.7tf. jackson County, Ohio.
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EARLY MARRIAGES. IN JACKSON
COUNTY---1S41,

Arthur Qualls and Lucy Shepard, Aug. &c, by
e. Bascom, Minister
Luke Whaley and selInda Wease, Aug. 20, by
Porter Newell j. P.
Wat: johnson and Jane Scurry, Sept 9th, by
A. Walterhouse. J. P.
Daniel Fout and Rachel Ann Halterman, Sept.
9th, by John Swain, Minister.
James Anderson and Rebeeca Downward, Sept.
18th, by r Murdoek ]. P. rr.sH,
Henry Corken and Catharlne Kilborn, Oct. 3,
by Richard Doughty Minister. !
league Ray and Tacy Ann McVey, Sept. 18th,
by Samuel Darby, Minister.
Charles s, Kinnis0n and Huldah Smith, Sept.
10th, by Jonathan Brine, Minister.
John Canter and Catharine Stiffier, Sept. 22d,
by Samuel Carrick, J. P.
Joseph Anderson and Margaret Martin, Sept.
18th. by James Miller, J. P.
William Brnnton and Priscilla Masters, Sept.
18Th, by John Stropes, j. P. .tIG
Leonard Oliver and Mary Ann Faulkner, May
goth, by james NJ. Cole, j. p ,r3 r.,.T.H
Jacob WILDER, jr. and Winny Thompson, Aug
22d, by A. Walterhouse, J. P. hf'tt
Henry Wooster and Jane Oranston, Aug. 9Th,
by A. Walterhouse. ]. p.
Henry Horton and Nancy Patton, Sept 9th
by Samuel Carrick, ]. P.
Isaac Il. Hawk and Eliza Smith, Oct. 26th, by
Richard Doughty, Minister.
Daniel Rider and Betsey Lane, Dec. 26th, by
Aaron Walterhouse, ]. P.
Robert Allen and Mariah Reed, Sept. 28d, by
Isaac Fullerton, Minister. ei
John MeKlnzie and Olive Reed, Sept. %, by
Isaac Fullerton, Minister. Hl
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Errors of Youth.

A GENTLEMAN who has suffered for year
from nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and
all the effects of youthful ndiscretion, will, for
the sake of suffering humanity, send free to all
who need it, the receipt and directions for max
ing the simple remedy by which he was cured
Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertisers
experience, can do SO by addressing. in perfect
confidence, tg. JOHN B. OGDEN,
No. AZ Cedar street, New York
May 81, '69-y
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Medical NOtice.-Dr. CONE may be

consulted in 1869 as follows:
In JACKSON, at the Gibson House, on Wednes-
days, and until the accommodation train goes
north, on Thursdays in the afternoon, Feb. 18th
and 18th; April 9TH and 9Th May 18th and 18th;
June 18th and 18th July 2lst and 22d; Sept.
18th and 14th Nov. 18th and 18th.
In HAMDEN, at the jackson House, on Tues
days, Feb. 10th 4 April g. May IL; June 10 /;
July 90; Sept Z Oct. II; Nov. 16.
DR.. Cone most cordially invites all persons in
delicate health to visithis rooms. They will be
amply rewarded for their trouble, by the thor
Ough examination, and satisfactory description
given their cases.
Consultation free in all cases.
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THE JACKSON Book SToRE.-One Of
the enterprises in our town that deserves en-
couragement, is the jackson Book Store, kept
by Leonard Rockwell, Immediately across the
street from the Court House. He keeps all
kinds Of School Books, miscellaneous books, pa
pers pens, Ink, envelopes, pencils, pictures Of
all kinds, including the celebrated chromos.
Call when you; need anything in this line o.
trade. His stock is full
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aQ HELNIBOLD'S
Concentrated Fluid Extract
Sarsaparilla
mEHMRRLR,a
ERUPTIvE and ULCERATIVE
DISEASES of the

DISEASES of the
THROAT. NOSE, EYES, EYELLDS, SCALP,
5n, and SKIN,
Which SO dsfgures the appearance, PURGING
the evil effects of mercury and removing all
taints, the remnants of DISEASES, hereditary
or otherwise, and is taken by ADULTS and
CHILDREN with perfect SAFETY.
TWO TABLESPOONFUL of the Extract of
sarsaparilla, added to pint Of water, is equal
the Lisbon Diet Drink, and one bottle is equa
o gallon of the Syrup of sarsaparilla, or the
uecoctions as usually made.
AN INTERESTING LETTER is published In
the NJ edico-C Chiurgical Review, on the subject of
the Extract of sarsaparilla In certain affections,
by Benjamin Travers, F. R. s., sc. Speaking
OF these diseases, and diseases arising from the
excess of mercury, he states that no remedy is
equal to the Eairaet Of SarsapafiHa; its pOtOer is
extraordinary, more so than any other drug I am
acquainted NTH. rs, in hcstrictest sense a tonic
,cik this invaluGbe attribute, that IL is applicable 10
a state Of The system sunken, and yet so irritable
as renders other substances Of the tonic class andUdil
nble Or iaiuTiOuS. fT... t.t..
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THE SINGER MANUFACTURING CO.'S
NEW FAMILY MACHINE.-No other family
Sewing Machine has so rapidly won favor in the
household. The very large sales Of that popu-
lar machine, as shown by official returns, far
exceed those Of any other company, and this
fact or result has been owing to Its real merits
hence Its great and growing popularity. 1t 10
simple in construction, easily understood, easily
operated-all It's parts gliding smoothly and
noiselessly along--not liable 10 get out Of order,
has capacity for great range and variety Of
work. sewing all kinds Of cloth and with all
kinds of thread, and with the numerous attach
ments for hemming, eOrding, tucking, quilting.
trimming, binding, braiding, &C., and embroi-
dering Of many ingenious, tasteful and difficult
designs, is the most perfect Of all family sewing
machines. ANY one who will take the trouble
to examine the merits of the different mach ines
claiming attention, can soon discover whether
we claim too much for ours. 1t would avail US
nothing to make the above assertions Il we were
not ready to prove them, and all we ask Is a
trial, for observation alone can Justly convey
clear impression Of the many kinds Of work Of
which our NEW FAMILY MACHINE Is capable.
THE FOLDING CASES,
Which open with spacious tables to sustain the
work and which fold into tables or boxes to pro-
tect the machines, when not in use, from dust
and meddlesome fingers, are made from choice
woods, embellished by pleasing designs. thus
making our new family machine not only ON Or
namental piece of furniture, but in some of the
more deliberately finished lmachlnes, work Of
| raal art
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GREAT BARGAINS. Those persons
who have been purchasing of the fine stock OF
goods now being sold at cost at Trips Store,
on Broadway, express themselves well satisfied
with the bargains they are getting. These
goods are all new, and were bought at very
low figure, being bought for cash. Call, as
theteisyAt a good stock on hand. 1.t jgf
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-06-03

WITH all the reduction in the price
of goods in this place, we notice that Orange
Furnace Store keeps down with The lowest, as
to prices. and consequently gets good share of
custom, as 1t deserves. This store is bound to
sell Its share of goods. ,.t