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$1,000, $500 and 500,

bearing Interest AT the rnte OF six per ~.n,
IN coin. payable May III AMI Nov"mb.r
ii.
From our intimate acquaintance with 'hc
affaIrs and condition Of the Company. W
know these securities Ia be peculiarly H.
slrnblr, and Suttabl" for safe employment u'
surplus Capital, and funding Of Goyr',.
ment Bonds, by Investors, Trustees ~; r..
tat.S, and o'hrrS who prefer absolute
security with reasonable income.
Holders of United States Five-Twcuti,,
are enabled 60 procure the-e Bonds, hTfing
the same rate of interest and having
longer period "a run. and 10 realize larsc
Increase nj capital In addition.
Bonds ana Stocks dealt IN ri the Slo,k
Exchange received In eSchanSe ff N.
Loan, at the full market value, and he
BOMBS returned free NJ express charge
Price 90 and Accrued Inter.
est In Currency.
Pamphlets, Maps, AMI foil nrnrmsl,n
furnished on application.
FISK x HATCH,
> Nassau street. New S"rk.
nlTE
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
For Rent.

LARGE ROOM, CENTRALLY Lo-
\ GATED, suitable for meetings OF clubs,
Societies, &c. For particulars, apply at the
RrGTsrER Office. jy9 a,
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a. HALF CHESTS CHOICE GUNPOW-
I'd der and Oolong Black Teas, just receir-
ed and for sale by
ip- NJ, lSIlll.1.
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The beneficaI effects Of these Bit
tiers can be attested by thousands
who have used them and acknowI-
edge them superior to any thing OF
the kind ever before offered to the
public
As sure cure for Olarhea, Loss
Of Appetite, Fever and Ague, ChoI-
era Morbus, Colo, Dyspepsia, Cen
eraI Debility or Nervous Headache,
this medicine has no equal II IS
especially recommended 10 persons
travelling, as tending 10 counteract
the effects Of change Of water
These Bitters should be found
upon the Slde-board OF every family,
as we'll as the Bar Of every weiI-regu-
lated Hote,
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DALTIC, POLIDCK'S AND WASHING
ID ton IndiHnal Mills,
In store and for sale by
iy- NJ REILLY.
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such freaks is rich and can well stand
to pay him for his eapering.'
This we should call severe scath'ug
Of the htelEgenesr and its unfortunate
candidate for Congress. OF course 1t
will be impossible for the honest masses
of the people to support party or its
candidates that are sustained by such
trickerv and fraud as is here portrayed
bv a leading Journal Of theirown Tx
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ANNoUNcEM ENTS,
Clerk Of the Court.

Editors of the Register:
Please announce THOMAS VI. DARRAH
as O candidate for the Office of Clerk Of the
Court for Ohio county, subject 10 the de-
cision of the Democratic County Conven-
tion, to be held on Monday, July 25th inst.
ii '.'r . OLD CITIZENS
Y. \. GALL1GAS announces himself as
n candidate for the office OF Clerk OF the
Circuit Court OF Ohio county, subject 10 the
decision OF the Democratic County Conven-
fiOn
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Goshen Cheese.
Pure Crab and Clarified eide

IN BOXES PRIME QUALITY, JUST
OU received and for sale by
|iS- NJ REILLY
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Partnership Notice.

wy r. HEISKEI.L HAS THIS DAY
w been admitted rs member OF our
firm. OH, Hall ".
Wheeling. W. Va, July lst, 1870. jy7
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Home for Friendless and
Destitute Children.

T,IE MANAGERS AND DIRECTORS
i OF this Institution requests those friend
" and Interested in its success and welfare
TO visit The Home on Saturday, July 10th,
where they will be present from \. vi.
to 7. VI. to receive all visitors.
BY order of President,
wi MRS. l.. \. HAGANS.
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Sugar Cured Hams.
Sugar Cured Dried Beef.

IN TIERCES DAVIS STAR HAMS,
~ jus, received and for sale by
NJ REILLY.
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IN 81 RANCE.
PLAN MUTUAL.

Policy Holders Participating IN the Pfnfi'
Dividends paid last year W pr cut.
4 s,Irr.-s without precedent In th'- -'uniH
or EuTUp.
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MiSCEllAN EoUS.

V ~
\N9I=sS 81
All the Grades Of the Elgin Watches
1ScLrpING THE
~Iady Tlgi1l,"
,r.ny FOR THE SPRING TRADE
,,,o Counany also call the attention
watcb BUYERS TO the fact that the Elgin
Watches now offered have an added i'm
nroyement over all Others, IN a new
PATENT DUST EXCLUDER,
n constructed rs TO enclose the works, ana
form protection against dust, enabling Inc
,nnyrment 10 remain In order without
cleaning double the time that watch VIII
ordinarily run without this protection.
The COMPANY feel confident, after having
had their Watches three wears. in the mar
yet. and selling many thousands of them In
All parts OF the country, that the
EIGIN WATCHES ARE THE BEST TINE
KEEPERS now OFFERED To THE
AMERICAN PUBLIC.
OVER FIVE HUNDRED DEALERS
In various parts OF the land have unreServ-
aJly endorsed them. They are in use upon
numerous lines OF Railway, lnc!udinH ine
Union PACIFIC and the PENNSlLN A.
MA CENTRAL, and officers OF thesc rnans
with other prominent IL ~: oii .' w !,
them rs the best Watches for the Use OF h.
p employees and travellers yet introduced.
The following are presented ~ specimens
of these testimonials:
TESTIMONIAL
Union PACIFIC r. T., OFFICE GES: 81
Hon. T. NJ. AVERY, Pres't National watch
Co, Chicago, Ill:
CARRIED one Of your B. W. Raymond
watches II has not failed TO Keep the tline
with 30 much accuracy as 10 leave nOInlns
10 desire In this regard. FOR accuracy III
time-keeping, beauty OF movement ana mn
Ish. Your Watches challenge my aunlra-
ton. and arouse my pride ~ an American,
and I am confident that In all respects they
will compete successfully in the markets oi
the world, with similar manufacturers OF
older nations. They need only 10 no known
10 be appreciated.
Yours most respectfully,
{. G. HAMMOND, tent Supt.
OFFICE OF THE Hup4oS RIVER r. r.
Itenl Sup't, New York, Jan. IL, 1870.
r. NJ. AVERY, Esq. President National
Watch Co.:
DEAR SIR The Watch made by your
Company which have carried the past two
months, has kept excellent time. have
carried IL frequently on engines, anu have
been on the road with n almost daily. Dur
Ing this time Il has run uniformly with our
standard clock. Truly yours
!. VI. TOCCE, Gent Supt.
The following dealers also, In various
parts of the country, have Serun'I thh ~,
they consider the Elgin Watches To b" All
,b.f tina (omnRnN have advertised them, as
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Fancy ElOurS.

1oo BARRELS, IN STORE AND FOR
lUU sale by
IvT NJ REILLY.
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Fresh Teas.

- TIERCFS DAVIS STAR DRIED BEEF,
y just received and for sale by
III N. REILLY.
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C. BAY n A,
BREAD, CRACKER AND CAKE
LAX ERX.

MARKET STREET, OPPOSITE WASH
ington Hall, II few doors above Monroe
street, keeps constantly on hand full as
sortment OF the above articles.
Goods delivered to all parts OF the city
free of charge. lyS
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Removal.

I'VE HAVE REMOVED OUR PLUMB
w ING and Fitting establishment 10 The
building Immediately north az and udloin-
ing CttlbertSon & Fishers Foundry, on
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Policies NOn.FOrfeiiRble
NO RESTRICTIONS ON RtS'
DENCE OR TRAVEL

OFFICERS:
W. e. Darlington. President.
John Y. Edwards, SIcr President.
II. J. HaTtEook, SecretaTy.
J. J. Hopkins, Assistant Ncr'thfy.
Is. &. UsIts-oo}t, Cashier.
James y. Wolf, SupeTintendent oi Ag"n'i''
G. Henry PnrrOw, ". D.,)
G. n. Smith, ". r.. M'-ticHl AdN'-'''
George Ross, VI. D.
Prof Edward II. Smith. ACtuary.
-. =. Farkler, Consulting AcunIJ.
DIRECTORS:
Vim. Is. Isaac. Vim. II. Palmer
X. II. Many, VIM. q. Tayio''
John EDder-, 4. ]. Stokf+-
W. e. Burlington, G. Henry p'rrnS,
Daniel J. Hartsos,k. John G. William
J. J. Hopkins, Geo. &. pa!n~'.
John T.. Edwards,
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narIc, street. south side Of John

where W. will br glad Ia So our former
patrons. -.
Iva TRIMBLE II HORNBROOE.
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Coupon or Registered

form: they have thirty years 10 mn. bal
principal and Interest being payah" %
gold.
= They nrr oi denominations at
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EGste,- ~NWmd0u.-This fes-


tival has been observed from the
very days Of the Apostles, and
was called in ancient times .'The
Queen of Feasts." The word
Easter is derived from the Anglo
Saxon word "Oster'Zto RISE
Easter is a movable Festival, and
is always the first Sunday after
the full moon, which happens up;
on the " enty-first day of March
and ifthe full moon happens up
on Sunday, Easter-day is the Sun:
day AFTER This rule is an 5old
as the fourth century, and was a
dopted in order to settle definite
Iy the time for celepratipg Easter.
Easter sunday falls this year on
the 10Th of April.
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.Our. Washington Letter;
oRREsRo NDENcEao OF THE
1ai,fR nj DEMOCRAT. shr .I1l 5di

CoRREsPo NDENCE. OF TEE
aim III DEMOCRAT. ahr .5Ih 5ai
ac- ID MAsaINeroN CRY, d q, lid5
-ioof1-s7a tio'9s April 1, 1870 a u
In the Supreme Court y~ester-
dey Attorney General Hoa deli
a brief argument in favor
of re-opening the legal tender
decisiops taking the ground that
the decision was made when
there we're two vacancies on the
bench, and that the decision was
reached by one majority. Mr..
Carlisle replied that they hadno
tn ne to do with majorities max
ing up decisions, and that much
trouble would arise should form
err decisions be re-opened and re-
viewed twill berememPered
thatCwhile Ithe eohfirmation oi
Judges Strong and Bradley were
pending as Associate Justices o.
the supreme Bench is was often
remarked that their conirma.
ton depended upon their viowi
on the legal tender qnestion thai
they must make certain pledges
before they could be confirmed.
Afsw days ago asnumber
thme6JcaIled upon udge 5Bfad-
leysto congratulate him and he
remarked among other things
thu he Was called to the postum
of Judge the Supreme cou rt
" fthout solicitation or without
giving any pledges. eThe latter
remark eyidently8m to set
tie the unpleasant Tumors that
were current that he, was pledg~
ed. The attempto TO- open the
question anew has 2 sigpifcan'
look and should the neRJudge'
vote to- the iateJdecisior
it would have O very, tbadaalool
even though thsyrwere to be no
nest IN their decfsoh. A baske'
of flowers was sent a few days a
GO x the Ebbitt House, directed
to Mr. Geo. B. McOartee, wifi
otthe Chief of the Bureau of En-
Craving and Printing, in which
.ssia.Ez EaiyqU
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veIoaopediontonsenist.

The above word is supposed
to allude to the Fifteenth amend
ment who invested the proceeds
of whole winters hostlering in
one Of these two wheeled SehiS
cles, and appeared on our streets
last Sundayl The poor fellow
Imagined that next to the giories
of enfranchisement was to strad-
die a velosipede.
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Remodeled.

Our worthyPos Master has
TUNED Things upside down ard
left side right; cleaned out, swept
up partitioned off and otherwise
fitted up the Post Office, SO that
when you go there for your let-
tiers, papers, &C., yousfeel likeyod
were ia q new place. John is d
model P. NJ, and is determined
to shave things neat This was
a headed improvements and Que
that our citizens viii feel glad
Of: Now with a tidy Post Office
and a thpsepghyuefheien Post
MasterAoue whom everybody
Iikee-it will be a treat to pay
the place a visit. ~ & dg
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ii. b.. VANAuspAL has just re-
turned from the East where he
has been buying handsome
Dress Goods Tor the ladies, new
clothing for the men, aud cheap
Goods for everybody. So, if you
want Bargains in the Dry Goods
line, gather up your Grecn6aeks
and call at 9. VANAUsDAL & Co.'S
Store and be accommodated
See new Advertisement. 5MIut
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Sumner was loll:ng on a lounge
saudwitched between the Negro
Senator Revels and another
spoke, as much tickled at his po-
sition as a boy with his first pair
of boots. Ames occupied anoth>
err lounge and was visited every
now and then by his. friends, the
Senators who are determined to
make the4satrap n of them
selves right or wrong, and most
ofthe seats on the Radical side
of the Chamber we're vacant and
those which lei occupied were
filed by Senators reading the pa
pers or writing entirely needless
Of the argument being delivered
by, MI. Vickers. At it's close.
Judge Thurman reb1ked the Seq
nate for tier diseo6f4esy to the
SenatorlafTom MaryIands15siHe
Said after paying Senator FiGka
ers a very high compliment for
his learning, ability and the re
spect he vcomnanded from all,
that it was one of the best legal
arguments offered since the de-
bate began and yet not a dozen
Senators paid attention toit. lie
could only account for such ac-
ton on the ground the dominant
party were determined to admit
Mr.. Ames and want no further
argument on the subject, Judge
Thurman then gave Mr.. Morrill,,
iof Maine, a lesson in law which
he will not forget, and then went
into a legal disquisition of the
Question any body of men not
lost to allseuse of duty and hon
or woufd@recognize at once the
Of his conclusions, but po-
IlitIcal q aticism and lust Of pow
.er rules the hoursand the ruin of
our institutions Seems inevita-
o1e-r HJC1 va 4gIgsW saEgat
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H|#@
The JSe9.eN0de.-On last
Wednesday evening the Democrat
office was treated to an unlocked
for serenade by Profs. EsoN &
GHVRGHELBs - Orchestra, which
was pasB hheIaab well Ireddeeed
asIwe lever listeheda to1 AFTER
which the patt4 book moon
lights Stroll, around town stop
ping here and there to beleh
aSS ;s|a. s &C. ss Ct ' AslJ sSs1 81.
thia and Ssrqsha ever haaSths
pleasure ofEs:enine to-fo conf
clude we viii give an address by
an old 3aeheId as foIIows:
~The mite was klare without a
fog, Mat and I aat On log. Her
lie twas cast upon the Ski, and
her breast did hove with many
a WAS as black
as the blacklist cat, and her lips,
JernsafemI hold 1a% hat My
armaWas .aronhd-heF little wafst,
and Igot ready her lips to taste;
hnt WhepI9do1a thingso chaste
Iamaneverrin muchoEah haste
Tis SADIE that whenyou kiss
the pretty Nj York girls, with
pretty blne lie and that curA,
they asksyou what you akelaboat
and give yon a slap5Iight on the
snoato The Western, girls, the
make no bother nyoa kiss them
onaonescbeeks they turnEthe 9th
er. But giyeme an Eaton grf79r
kissim@tba beet ait others clean
to nothinsS : Whenever IN, give
wun on EN- a smack, tha purse
up their lipRr9Hd kiss Up back.
But to my -etory; mi dearest
reader, don't get weary; for If !
did getSof mi track, I've now,
without trouble, found the wa
back, and myethem again I'll
nsgsf loss. Is sure as tbs poe
try or prose. -
] pressed Mattie's form tn mine
and looked down in her ize, and
as I took her hand in mine, !
kuddent breethe fur signs. Near
err, nearer, mi lips tn hers did
sneak. I felt her warm breth on
my cheek;I give her little hand a
squeeze, when, raising UP her
little head, she sed:-"Take kare
Jeems, till I sneeze!" z
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TOWN AND COUNTRY

The DEMooRAT will on or after
the 31st of April, come out in an
entire new dress. Look out for
a good paper.
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.sRata hi the Party.'

What is the matter among the
Court House .ratsf There is q
futter. Anything the matter a.
bout the Revenue collection?-
Who can answer? Will the Reg.
isters
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- Comfortable collins are the
latest things advertised. We
don't want to be comfortably
.afxedo that way.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-04-14

= Robins and blue birds have
put in an appearance, indicating
that Spring is at hand.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-04-14

"A large steer was shipped
from Athens, Ohio, . few days a
go, which weighed 3s716 poun ds,
and was sold for $1,000.
Somebody says that there
have been forty nine SHOWS since
Che 18Th Of October:
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-04-14

Black avplcanite buttons,
with a monogram in goldi4 are
the latest fashionable novelties.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-04-14

= The spring style of bonnets
is described as being something
like a sunfower on the peak of a
haystaek." The wretch, who
said it!
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Notice to Builders.
= AGENTS WANTED for our 8s
tgf0
:RIMgPMeBOOk

BY DR.. Napheys, Chief of Clinic Of JEFF
ferson Medical College, PhiIladeIphTa-
Anew and fast-eSass work Sells at
sight to- almost every woman and every
married man. N~othiHgeIse half 50 sala-
bic noWnout.sr Our regents are coming
money. and doing good work tesideE.
Send for TERMS and testimonials from.
surg General ammondy Henry Ward
.Beecher, and hosts of other .Iphysicians
and clergymen.1 Address, e. HANNA
FORD a. CO., Publishers Of ERsT Class
Subscription Books liz; West Fourth
Street, Cincinnati I. / CmarIf,na'7Ozw4
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= The Negro Senator from
Mississippi, is far from being the
only bad fruit OF the war and of
the rule of R~adiealism.wA4
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for Farmers and Stock
' q - 1ali ia Breeders, msai 7i

p Bound Volumes Of the Americas
Stock Sournal Lifor 1868 containing 384
large double column pages, sent post
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Bound Volumes of the American Stock
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sent post paid $3.50
The Dairymans' Manual or--...2 5cts
The Horsemahs' Manual /" a.--l2 5cts
The Hog Breeders Manual 25cts
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aEaa r1aAItZA rE.a-L4Ar4H Llaaa~-LLlh 20 Ea@gh .
GLtoslNe CRACKS in Stoyes.AE
may be convenient to know
readymethoda of -c1osingooIup
crack 9 which are netancommor,
In castAF6n stoves; and we are
assured thatthe following recipe
isHa a. reliable one. Good wood
ashes are to be sifted through a
fine sieve, to. whieE is added the
same Quantity of clay finely pull
xerized, together with alittle5salt.
The mixture isss moistened:with
water enough to make a paste,
and the crack of the stove filed
with it. This cement does not
peel off or break away, and as
sumes an extremedegree of hard
ness after being heated. Che
stove must be cool when the ap-
plcation fis made, The same sub
atances may be used in setting in
the plates or the stoves, or in fit
ting stove pipes, serving to render
all the joints perfectly Tight
-
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Parties selling patent rights

and taking notes and not insert
ing in the notes s'giveh for a pa
tent right" are liable to go to
a - 80 i-far. sh- ~
Jail. ~ II Des-.G JIec. i2i
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AT~TAcHMENTe.

Fer Hemming, Telling Rh faingsYBsaid-
ing, BindiIggI Gathering Fucking I'm
broideFng.Ndf ed so forthg afesjnotionIy
n1marpns, but NOW brought to- great
perfectioni6 MostQof themD1ean- e Mt
iaehed sbx 4 simple move of tlsnlsad-
The auG5ty of the work can odlSbelf6lly
appreciated on 6~bsefyatioH hndeexami-
iaation r1eut d.. III no 1n5e neEob
~ T51i ilits bgLEZEb SYn al bios
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-04-14

IRosE CUrTINGs-Takc vigorous
near the ground; ctu
OFF smoothly and insert
in flower pots 90 that the
ends Of the cuttings viii tpuch
he side Of bottom ofthevessels
The two or three inches Of soil
in che potshouid be soqere4Eith
sand. Bury the cuttings to the
second joitt, aud leave Two Or
tAfsesgith leaYes abpFsthe sand.
Cover with a large glass tumbler.
Some place The cuttings infhe
shade; (ohS5y %KO4was quite sue
cessfuL generally placed themin
the sun) Some say, plunge the
buttingin4 pieee of potato, and
in this conditions plant it.-A
trial should be. giysnntttso
his singular method. e5s . a1sf 1 .. .nisi
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lMaohine FWiat.nss !.
t&EN THREAD, SPOOL COTTON
3n9yq TrE0ILg &e-1 7VW7N

n - LIN 4lG[ = NJ - - =
We have and-shan keep in stock at,
our Central Once, a50 Agencies. ION.
spools Of various sizes,1 Twist of all
sizes and colorsy-Dinen Thread.a Spool
Cotton Oil, and all other sartielesf ne
|e~ess6ryiinth useof our 11athiness1sa
II WeNRish It understood that We manu- :
ffaetufe HthsaTwfst sold BY us; that we
shall aimi to1iahaHc il excel mFdhaiitY and
exceed in qpantitySI7' for Al given Price,
that of other neutrality-suspicious. apdvthat
,s2s Issss l L%ifls. p su 9sie f sSs. 1 aEsT sre
with the most Improved pAchineFYsRud
skillet labor ]beanb5e gAelisd1eR for the
deairableiquaiilesSo pplformity .ofsiEe,
eyeDness, length ofthpeadaas. marked lon
each spool, trengthaexoeAeHoe O6eoior
and beautyaof finish iasn5o ssousSnni
TIE SINGER MANUFACTURING
''u 'aA COMPANY.
t0-CINcINNNTf OFFICE, -e1 West
Fourth ST. rJl shfso8 Marekr46 s1S7Otf
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Election i'm Monroe.

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