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The New York herald., 1870-01-22

Coroner Rollins was requested by Dr. Harris Of
the Board Of HEALTH TO hold an inquest at No. 20
Orchard street. the body Of Emile Dorothea Barch-
fcldt, child two years of age, who died from the
effects OF burns accidentally received on Wednes-
day last.
The New York herald., 1870-01-22

The next lecture In the free course Of Scientific
Lectures for the People at the Cooper Union. will be
delivered In the great hall this evening at eight
O'Clock Tho lecturer, Professor Adrian ]. Ebell an
nounces as his subject Birds; their STRUCTURE and
Natural History"
The New York herald., 1870-01-22

Thomas Henderson, bartender, who cut his
throat sunday last while suffering from dellrium
tremens, as already reported In the HERALD died
on Thursday night at the New York Hospital from
the effects of the sclflnnicted injuries. An inquest
Will be held on the body.
The New York herald., 1870-01-22

AVeT6R6 tehperatnre yesteluNy .4UI
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. .,.,...,.,..,,.,...,33l SO
The New York herald., 1870-01-22

Oliver LACROSSE, Frenchman, aged forty years,
was taken suddenly III at the Hotel Jagel, Barclay
street. and died while being conveyed to Bellevue
Hospital. Mr. LACROSSE was very respectfully con-
necled, and a man OF considerable prominence In
France some years ago. An Inquest will De held
over his reInalus.
The New York herald., 1870-01-22

o. y. Chandler, veteran ferrymaster In the en-
ploy OF the Hoboken ferry company for a number OF
years, has noted the weather ana the condition of
the grand old hudson. From his memoranda 1t Is
ascertained tnat the 9th January 1888 the river
open and free or On the 10th steamer pr9-
ceeded from this port To Albany On the following
DAY the frost closed 1t. On the 18th OF the same
month the ice noated out and 1t was open ut
Albany-,he weather being rainy and foggy. Two
days after tbs Ice again formed and navigation
closed.
The New York herald., 1870-01-22

The Police Board yesterday made the following
patr0lmen roundsmen In the force:-Michael Flana-
gan. Third precinct to rOundsman Of Fifteenth; G.
Brenane, Eighteenth to Twenty second; Thomas
McParan. Twentynrst to Twenty-nrst; N. n.
R0mcy, Twcnty-hrst to Twenty-thlrd; Patrick Con-
molly. Twenty .tnlrd to Twcnty-nrst; Thomas Il.
Mesterman, Eighth to Twentieth; Charles N.
Schultz, sixth TO Fifteenth; Peter Mcsuliey, sixth
to Twentieth; G. w. Grlfin, Twenty-io to
Twelfth, and ID. Samuels, Fourteenth TO Twenty
second. John Burke, OF the Forty second precinct,
was dismissed tne force.
The New York herald., 1870-01-22

Billy Edwards went into training yesterday for hts
fight with Sam Collyer for the light weight cham
ponship. Edwards training quarters are ut Fred
erick Reentz's corner OF Nlnety-second street and
Eighth avenue. p0oney Harris is 10 DO Edwards
trainer. The AghJ Is 70 come or the "a OF March
and within 400 miles OF New YORK.
The New York herald., 1870-01-22

At the annual meeting of the Friendship Boat
Club held at their Doatnouse Twenty eighth street,
East river the following named gentlemen were
elected officers for the ensuing ycar:--Presid ent
James u. McCahil; Wee President, v. Dorsneimer;
Treasurer, william J. Cotter; Recording Sccrs stary
James Murray; Corresponding Secretary, +. Cur
rms; Trustees. tohn Dugan, William Hurley and III.
j. Murray. The Club ~ III Il very lourshing condl-
tlon, and there s every prospect that they Will pro-
duce one or the best crews IN The Vicinity OF New
\ iork for the coming season.
The New York herald., 1870-01-22

Among the public schools which have won re.
nown In this city there are few II any, which hold
higher place In general estimation than Gramm ar
School No. 80, In West Twenty street Miss
Cara NJ Edmonds, the prlaclpsl or the school. and
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CHAPTER 100.


AN ACT relating to the acknowledge
ment and recording Of deeds in certain
cases, and rendering valid the ac-
Acknowledgement Of deeds and instru-
ments in writing:
SECTION |. Be it enacted by the
! General assembly ofMe State Of Io'cd,
That all deeds and conveyances Of lands
tenements, and hereditaments, lying
and being within this State, heretofore
executed, and which said deeds and con-
veyances have been acknowledged, or
proved according to, and in compliance
with the laws and usages of the State,
territory or country in which such deeds
and conveyances were acknowledged
and proven, are hereby declared efiectu-
al and valid in law, to all intents and
purposes, as though the same acknowl-
Judgements had been taken or proof of
execution made within this State, and
in Pursuance to the acts and laws there
of: and such deeds so acknowledged or
proven as aforesaid may be admitted to
be recorded in the respective counties
in which such lands, tenements, or
Entertainments do or may be. anything
in the acts and laws of this State to the
contrary thereof Notwithstanding; pro.
riaed, that all deeds and conveyances Of
lands, tenements and hereditaments
situated within this State, which have
been acknowledged or proved in any
other State. territory or country accord.
ing TO and in compliance with the laws
of such Stale, territory of country, and
which deeds or convyeances have been
recorded within this State, be land the
same are hereby confirmed and declared
etrectual and valid in law. 10 all intents
and purposes, As though the said deeds
and conveyances so acknowledged or
proved or recorded had prior 10 being
recorded been acknowledged or prove
within this State.
Sec. >. That the Acknowledgements
OF all deeds, mortgages, and other in
strunents in writing taken and certli-
fed previous TO the passage of this act,
and which have been duly recorded in
the proper counties of this State, be and
the same are hereby declared to be legal
and valid in all courts Of law or equity
In this State or elsewhere, anything in
the several different acts or laws of the
territory or State of Iowa in regard to
acknowledgements, to the contrary not
withstanding.
Sec. 5. That all deeds, mortgages or
other instruments in writing, for the
conveyance of lands, which have here
tefore been made and executed, and the
officers taking the acknowledgment has
not affixed his seal to the acknowledge
ment, such acknowledgements shall never
theless be good and valid in law and
equity, anything in law heretofore pass
ed, to the contrary Notwithstanding.
Sec. > This act being deemed Of inn
mediate importance shall take effect
and be in force from and after its pub
LEGATION in the State Register and Des
Moincs BH}CtW newspapers published at
Des Moines, Iowa.
Approved April II, 1870.
/. Ed Wright, Secretary Of State.
hereby certify that the foregoing Act
was published in the Daiy fowu StcHe
Register, April p, 1870, and the Dcs
4Moincs DttIy Eutiotia, April %. 1870.
ED WKlGllT, Secretary Of State.
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sheriff sale.

BY virtue Of a general execution to me lii
rectrd. issued from the office of the Clerk Of
the circuit Court. in amt for the county OF
tt.ltr atld State II iowa, in favor Of George
Williams, ant against Dtnirl Moft. It. James
" Iianlin and George Johnson, have levied
upon the following property as the property
Of the said nanirl Notlctt, v Hanln and
Geo johnson, IL viii:
The moth half - Of the northwest quarter
l., Of the southwest q2artcrN,t of section
number twenty, Two 49,. township number
ri+hty-onc lSN, range number three 81, west
OF the 9Th p. IN, continuing twenty acres, iii
Cedar county, iowa.
And shall ORR the same for sale, at the
C0urt House door in the town of Upton, in
sail county, o. Saturday. the 9Th day OF oct .
\. Il, $50, N ol,' O'Clock T. II. Of said day, to
satisfy said execution and costs that may ac-
craze thereon.
john H. ~tif.hkEk.
3w}1 Shcriff ut Cedar c, unity, Iowa
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TESTIMONIALS,

The following are selected from the thou.
sands OF ties timonlals Of similar character, q
expressing the reason for the preference ft,i
tiRoN EE Il BAKER Machines over all others 10!
- "itafrort,s me great pleasure to be-,
witness 10 the excellence of the Grover l. Bar
er Sewing Machine. have had one in H..
family for some two years; and from villa; .
know of its workings, and from the testin on
of many of my friends who use the same
can hardly see how anything conld be more
complete or give better satisfaction Mrs
General Grant.
The Grover & Baker Machine far
eScels any other machine for dress max ing
more beautiful and durable than any 49,.
stitch that know of. The maehlr. Is >s.-.1
pie in its combination Of pa~'> and 49, 49,.
cal operation that it Is very G,llrutt to..-: !.
out OF order, ana any operative can manage
IT, IT is 5, the only machine that has yet sue
72.> Chestnut Street, EHitodciphiu.
"lhaVehad in constant use in my
f'mi y, for the past ten years Grover Baker
clothing Of my children besides doing the
general sewing of household. Its simplicity
and durability. and the beautiful, strong. elias
tic stitch. which never breaks in washing. and
stands until the material itself is worn out ,
besides the large range OF inbreidcry. place il
far ahead of any other machine for general
household work. Mrs. J. Ward 2G9 Ontario 81
3sieaSO.
after having the Grover K Baker
and the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machines
fairly tested, ~ two of the best operators in
the country, "a ny honse have con"i1a"st 70
buy the Grover !. itstker it proviHz, il Irl0r
and my family mind, to be the best nl"cttne
for general family use. ''-.Jaa..s .4gnssr ftn~
U7fminqf1n Dc{
Mine years ago purchased a Gro
er 4 Baker Machine, and it ha, been in ten
slant almost daily use ever since, and n.s\..
for an hour out of repair 1t has dom all tH,.
work for large family, besides @.au c>s
tucks, ruffies. shirt boSoms and cuff Tor
ncighbors, and all the sewing for SIX br.ac>.-
one of my sisters had n Wheeler ( Wilson Ma
chine, but she always brought the parts OF aer
work requiring strong sewing o me - 10 D..
her. Mrs EeasU iirord. Fart L-'1r"r.,eu9'i Pr
sos.
More than two thirds rt til, 49,
done in my family for the l;tst t"r wears lac
been done 10y GroVcr& Baker > NEtrIin". ;t7..
Ineycr had "A garment Ri, or nepl Isr7rl7rg
except those rents which fro. csnln,. '..vA ets.
make in whole clothes. 1t is ia ~. .,,t.. '
Inv far the most yalualIe of any l,..,.. &c..
Mrs Iyr1,ru Ward Eeeeb.r
.Thc Grover a Baker Soutur Ma.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases of the Throat ano Lus'
s,,cn "a Coughs, Colds, Whooplng
Couch. Bronchitis, Asthma a

-
Probably never before in the whole ms. a! y.
medicine has ythng so widely ana so1oTna erS
upon the confidence of mankind as this 49, 49,
remedy for pulmonary complaints. InIousn n
series of years, and among most 81 ue I" "S.ms
men it has risen higher and higher IN tner ,sarn
ton as it has become better known. Tvs H H.;"ns
character and power to cure the various ane -
of the lungs and throat, have made i known "a "a
liable protector against them. While auaP.oi, -
mider forms of disease and to young cniidien. ~.
at the same time the most ehectuai remedy tnas ~.
be given for ncipicnt consumption, ana tne 1 49,
gerous affections of the throat and lungs sssmnH
vision against sudden attacks Of Group; s !. N
be kept on hand in every family, and indeea - sl
are sometimes subject to colds and coughs
should be provided with this antidotc LOT 'le n,
Although settled Consumption IS tnous.S Al.
durable still great numbers of cases where tne VI
ease seemed settled, have been completely Cu' ~
and the patient restored to sound health " 49,
Cherry PecfOrai. So complete is ITS mas Al
over the disorders of the Lungs and Throat ~
the most obstinate of them yield to 1t. men D. ~.
ing else could reach them, under the CheFfy
toral they subside and disappear. 40
Singers and Public Speakers ind grea' Ps
lection from it. ,,hnnv
asthma is always relieved and often "no'
cured by it. ...;,o III
Bronchitis is generally cured by taxing w
Cherry PICTORIAL in small and frequent dose, ra.a
So generally are its virtues known that W ,
not publish the certificates of them here OF ~ m.y
than assure the public that its qualities afe w.
maintained. IT. 4.-. .## 3
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No BOOK ACCOUNTS TO b ElF7.

Believing that our system
makes only a JUST discrimina-
ton between cash and credit
purchasers and that cash patrons
are numerous enough to give a
liberal support to dealers who
wish to encourage the pay as
you 90" principle we propose to
make no book accounts.
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FEsEEEs.--A EaiT CncT.
Farm for Sale.

4 y IMPROVED FARM Of 81 acres admira-
n bly, located in the north edge of Red Oak
Grove, four miles north Of Upton. is offered
for sale on favorable terms. The farm is all
fences with four hundred rods of young Usage
hedge growing: has living water for stock; a
large bearing orchards: Il good two-story house,
Is by 10. with addition u by -. The farm viii
be sold entire or divided to suit buyers.
For further information apply is WIN. IL.
Tuthill. Upton: Cook & Drury, Davenport; or
on the premises 10 the subscriber.
III JOHN ". BROWN.
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Sheriff Sale.

BY virtue of q general execution to mc di-
rect@d, issued nom the office In" Clerk OF the
Circuit Court. in and for The eounty of Cedar
ami state of Iowa. in favor OF r. I Stanley
now assigned Ia Vincent Keith, and against
James W IIanlin, George Johnson ana Amos
STANLEY. ! have lrNi.d upon me fntioWiH .,
iauiln. Ct nj:
The north half = Of the rort beast quarter
T., i Of the southwest quarter ~ of section
number twenty-five f22t township number
eighty one t>if. range uEiHher three a., west
of the 9Th y. m. containing twenty acres in
Cedar county. Iowa.
And shall oflur the same f." sale 1T the Court
House door in the town nj TIH'nn. in said
county. on saturday. the ~IA day "f October, \.
II. l>7H, at one o'clock +. NJ of~ai day, to salts
IS spii execution ana costs that may accrue
thereon.
Dated this 9TH day If September, y. u. !>7o
JOHN u. >HEAEER
3w3g Sheriff of Cedar county Iowa.
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Ayers Ague Cure

For Fever and Asue, Intermittent f MSmS
Chill Fever, Remittent Fever, IA.
Ague. Periodical or Bilious Feysr' .se;s -
and indeed all the affections whion .msao
from malarious, marsh, or misSf
poisons.
As its name nrles, 1t does Cure. and d .osrnuth,
fail CoatniYinc neither Arsenic, Quinine, Ilstancc
Yin aor a+rv N hn~ ~-'@ntTl or poisonous aAe
Nhs.arer a ro.;se in,nres any. patient, e dis.
nf@s a. Importance Of It's cures IN !ne "ff,nlrye
trirts literally beyond account, ana We I;cine.
without parallel IN the history Of Agne aents we
Our pride is gIatifed by the ,ns,stnate
receive Of the radical cures effected n 1I faie
cases, and where other remedies had wnolt, =. q
Unacclimated persons, either resneH:1, re- pror
travelling through miasmat,c loc an daily.
For Iirer Com plants. arising from ,;m soating
of the Liver it is an excellent remedy, sn".'@ y
the Liver into healthy activity. ,.;nts "a
For Bilious Disorders Disorder n ana m,her many
markable cures where other medicines nap prarticsi
Prepared by DIR. J. C. AVER 4 20, nd sOl1
and Analvfical Chemists, Loweii, Mass'' ~
all round the world.
PRICE, 800 PER hottie nd
For sale in Upton by y, r. schmnehe'
A. NJ. Kirk & Co
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~ M rs to treat all Private Diseases. sypn'
= lI". ms Of G"norrhca- elect, structure:
of - Resulting from sclf-ahuse. producing un'
IS, debility. rri liability. ernptiona,
seminal et1isSiors. aMd finally impotency, perme
rrets etrei. Persons afflicted with delicate, 10.
- lie Il lOnr-F .HdiEg constitutional company
cos;s no ling /. pcricrce, Tie best ofteacheE,
has caAtled hlr1 10 perfect remedies at once en-.
Gent, ST fc, ornament, and which in most case
Can H. uata without hindrance o business Inc ss
ta5ishL. atembraees Office, reception and " aLi ~
rati,Ats requiring daily personal attention, re
varor ed chemical baths matter VINO n nato
yild4 Stree Thousands of case streated annhn1
ally 1t oGice and all over the country. Sae ~
Pam ,hipts sent TO any address for fw stamps.
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Wnrnar's Cough Ralsam is healing, softening
and eN pnctoratiug The extraordinary power 1t pos
In Immediately relieving. and eventually
ing. the obstinate cases OF Coughs Colds. Sore
Throat bronchitis. Influenza Catarrh, Hoa-seEess
Asthma and Consumption is almost Incredible 80
prompt Is the relief and certain its efSctS III all the
cases, any affection OF the throat and lu1..
that thousands of physicians daily prescribing it,
and and all say that II is the most healing aud ex
pcctOTatEug medicine known. one dose always af-
Ors relief and in most bottle effects cure.
Sold by druggists ia large bottles Price one Dollar.
Ii is your fault If you still cough and suffer. The
Balsam will cure.
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THE MOST WONDERFUL
CURES
OF THE AGE!
IL ~ ID - Il n -
BLOOD SEARCHBR.

EMMfnA NEW York SEPT 25. 1869.
great pleasure IN making the following statement Of
so G,s mSst y%ndGF
sEARSuER. " ny mother had been BEEN h troubled Tor
years with an liberated SORE her leg, which the
was so bad tc be confined to her bed In the year
ISIS on a visit t" Jnhnstown; Cambria c., Pa saw
certificate that i, was recommended AS CURE for
the above disease. and resolved To give il trial
directions and it nearly cured her. then sent to
ad sHS Sar eS S,s sh had Ss
toms of the disease since and gratefully makes this
statement for the benefit ofany Tho may be similarly
THIS Is ONLY ONE CASE; know of another
s sse had e and vii give s"u an
accoun; of it in my next letter.
ErMrRA NEW York Oct >, 1860.
case to which alluded in my former letter is that of
NJ h nt r n wits pps
=; rnIsn tine t r En- sroSs out out on
BLOOD and CoRRr PrIooN would work out from
best Physicians in the Eastern states without finding
rpS rift M And s se h4n IL sar he taok
fourteen bottles Of pr Medicine. and - bottles
relief In MAY ls.s; he went to Hospital in Monre
nj. Canada and remained six weeks. at the end OF
prnn"anep SOUND and dismss THO rnarnnat"iy for
him, however in about three weeks the Ulcers broke
ont again As bad and even WORSE than ever, In the
year lsss q brother Of mine, now living in Ftshurg
vent 70 Sc hin! snd Il 5hs 4de o.
cure OF my mother and induced him To give it trial
He sent and procured SIX bottles after takin. four of
He continued take the medicine, and in all took
L hotties, which effected sound and permanent
lou at perfect liberty to make such use of this
and my previous letter YOU may fit lfnecesSa-
~ can procure athdaSts to the truth OF what have
written.
Respectfully. JOSEPH THOMAS,
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FARM FOR SALE.

4 VALUABLE. WELL IMPRONED FARM,
y situated six miles east Of Upton, eight
miles suuth of Clarence, and sixteen miles
north OF " lit H. consisting of 2fa acres choice
prairie land. ali under cultivation: 30 acres of
il in tame grass, miles of hedgc. living water,
20 apple trees. cherry. pear. and plum trees,
small fruit Of every variety: also, % acres OF
good timber lanl two dwelling houses. stable,
cribs. ani out buildings. Terms moderate.
Price reasonable. JOHN fRt SEf.
Inquire Of H. {. PIiTF Upton.
May 9Th -. 2m.l
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Purchasers, may, by compare
son of prices, obtain a correct
idea of the extensive usurv they
have voluntarily been paying on
book accounts.
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LAND FOR SALE.
Choice Forty Acre Tract ia .s-
Springfield 'EOSYnslliD.

The undersigned offers for sale the south
east quarter OF the southeast quarter OF Sec
ton thirteen town ship eighty one, range one,
west OF the 5tll p. M, containing forty acres;
being part Of the McDllonch farm, and a
choice location. The whole forty Is now under
cultivation, and will be sold CHEAP ii applied
for soon. SJrf WIN. IL. 1l1HlIIs.
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GILES BRO Co., Manufacturers and Wholesale jewelers.
9.aE street..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


Warmers Dyspepsia Tonic il prepared express
" DyspeptiCs and those suffering with habitual
Costiyeness 1t is a slightly stimulating tonic and
splendid appetizer: it strengthens the stomach and
restores the digestive organs to their healthy state
Weak nervous and dy~peptiC persons should use W AR
NERs DYSPEPSIA Tonic. For sale by druggists. Price
One Dollar
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DOty's Washing Machine
Lately much Improved the New
Universal Clothes Wr;nger,

Improved with RnWEIf's PATENT DOUBLE toG-
WHEELS, and the PATENT STOP are now unqns'>tton-
ably far superior IT, any apparatus for washing clothes
ever Invented. nnd viii their cost twice year
b. saving labor and clothes.
Those WHO have used them give testimony as fol-
lows:
we Ike Our machine much; could no, be rnr7Gnded
do without It and with the ai al DUty. feel that
the poSition.l Rev. l.. scott, Dish
op NJ. T.. tnAr"u.
In the laundry Of my louso there /. perpetual
thanksgiving Mondays for the invention. '- Rev
Thrudor" l.. tUyIar.
EVERY week has given ii a StrC niger hold upon the
affections OF the inmates OF the laundry y y. Oh
Il heartily commend i to economists of time, mon
ey. and Cuntpntnent. "-Rev. Dr. Bellows
'''Fricud butv-Nnur last Improvement of yonr
Washing Machine com plcte success. ] assure you
Machine after a years use. il thought more OF
than ever and would not he parted with under any
circumstances. ''-.~nion Robinson.
Tie y. \. WEI KY rRIEr$E. of Dec Is. 1860, an
to a correspondents says: "nf Washers. there is
none t. he compared with DGty'S.'
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a. sfAsszcgrsT2
WAENER!, EafAGESAGOGUE is the only article
known cure the Whites 1T Will in every casel
Where is the family in which this important medicine
is wanted" Mothers this is the greatest blessing
ever offered aud Won should fnmcdtatel procure
Ii j. rtSo for Female IrTgn artles. and
be pended upon in every where the mouth
Bow has been 0bStuCtel through cold disease.
Sold b., druggists Price one Dollar. Orseat by mail
reeett III One Dollar anl a Quarter.
All The above Medicines are for sale in Upton, by
Mcnamara & Lyle, ID. Il. Schumacher, ana 4. NJ.
kifk & Go. I3yi
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Grover & Baker S,
.~., FIRST PREMIUM
ELASTIC STITCH
FAMILY
SEWING MACHINES
405 Broadway N. Y, and Washington
Street, Chicago.
POINTS OF EXCELLENCE.
Beauty and Elasticity of Stitch.
Perfection and simplicity of Machin-
cry.
Using both threads directly from the
spools.
No fastening of seams by hand and no
aste of thread.
Wide range of application without
change of adjustment.
The seam retains its beauty and firm
ness after washing and ironing.
Besides doing all kinds Of work done
by other Sewing Machines, these M
! chimes execute the most beautiful and
permanent Embroidery and ornamental
work.
Ea% The Highest Premiums at all the
fairs and exhibitions Of the United States
and Europe, have been awarded the Gro
Ger & Baker .Seving Machines, ana the
arork done by them, sohererer exhibited in
competition.
RsE" The very highest prize, THE
CROSS OF THE LEGION OF HON
OR, was conferred on the representa-
tives of the Grover & Baker Sewing Ma
chimes, at the Exposition Universelle
Paris 1867, thus attesting their great SUI
periority over all other Sewing Ma.
chimes.
aD-Anillu.iratcd pamphlet. containing price
lists, with samples OfbOth the Grover L. Baker
Stitch and the shuttle stitch in the Various
fabrics, will be furnished on request.