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Was is dci opinion fun woman's ri ,, hts?
We wars wann de weiver all vota deata,
nu unser cans derheam bleiva macha de
bubbalin heta, kee melka, g'sharr wesha
un better macha deweil se thous VirZera uf
de pollitticle meetings un leckshuus? Sell
dent weer anyhow gor net aw shtea, awer
de Bevvy gent nei dertbre. Se behawpt
dos wann amohl de weibsleit ons vota
geana, donn deat olles gons onnersht
wierra un feel besser gen. Om Sundog
hen mer amohl derweaya g'shwetzt, un
ich hob se g'froked was se du deat wann
se yeamohls a recht bet tsu vota, un du
mogsht mer now glawa odder net, se hut
grawd declared dos se selwer runna dent
for kunslidaweler, un donn wet se seana eb
se net des fechta un gamla un saufa dort
ons Kltzelderfer's shtuppa kept, Sell war
uf course all right, awer loch bin ich noch
net gons ready entirely tsu de weibsleit
tsu surrendera.
Awer oat end deats net feel unnershied
macha, anyhow net bei weer, eb de weib
sleit vota odder net, for somehow or odder
de Bevvy, ich mus confessa, hut doch
sheer immer era eayener we mit meiner
vote. Ich mehn ebmohls ich wet yusht
exactly du we ich wet, un gor tummy
meinda was se sugt, un awer, was will
aver evva macha mit a fraw dos so
a maul hut un so uf gepost is we de Bevvy?
Se gebt net uf tsu meer un nemond
sunsht, un eara argument dut se so fer
delvelt shtick dolt aw bringa dos mer eara
gor net ontwarta konn, un donn slitickt
se dertzu bis ich uf geb un era fershprech
tsu du we se sogt. Om Sundoz het ich
er sheer gorly amohi ins g'sicht nei
g'sawt se megt donn meintweaya de hussa
selwer aw du un meer der unnerruck
gevva, awer wann ich sell g'sawt hat
donn bets aw a wennich rupps gevva, un,
uf course, ich hob my maul g'holta.
Der weg we mer ut den subject k'umma
sin will ich der now aw explaina. Om
Somshdog war ich widder in der
shtadt, beim George, un hob. amohi mei
instructions grickt. Un denk amohi draw,
er hut mer aw widder mei watch gevva
ohna des ich can g'froked hob derfore.
We ich in sei office nei bin war or orrick
froh much tsu seana; hut hands g'shaked
mit mer, un sogt ich set mich amohi onna
hucka
"Pit," secht er, "du bisht mer now an
, saler loppy. Ferwas der deihenker husht
dorm so olles in der FODDER ABRAHAM
, aei• g'shrivva fun weaya seller watch?
Sell hetsht net du solla, for so transac
tions•we sell sin shtrictly private" secht
sr. Donn is er on sei shubleadly uu
grickt de watch rous un sogt, "doh Pit,
doh is dei watch—shteck se in dei sock,
so dos oily leit seana kenna dos du se
widder husht, for so a shtory we sell dos
ich der dei watch ob nemma deht of pletch
deat mer shawda du."
Well donn hut er mer amold partiekela
ry instructions gevva fun weaya kondi
dawta. For Senater, uf course, geana
mer for der Shteamy, for caner, un awer
for der onner is es noch net gons g'settled.
Du weasht unser Duck ring hen so a wen
zilch an shplit uf g'hot mit nonner fun
weaya.seliam geld wu se grickt hen der
letaht winter fun ma moan in Filldelfy wu
a kondidawt war for 'United Shtates Sen
nater.. Do karts wu's geld grickt hen sin
net ons twerrick kumma, un hen em
George nix derfu gevva, un cans fun de
Semly leit hut aw uf der heitich dog nix
fun sellam howfa grickt, un sell is der weg
dos se ous g'folla sin mitnonner. De fact
is, es war meen fun sellam Shlow-
Ttum sei crowd olles tsu polta, for
dreitsea dausand finf hunnert dahler is an
Ordlich sheaner pile, un se hetta goot
actrorda kenna tsu deveida mit em George.
Awer cans fun de Semly meaner huts
zecht ding gedu, un sell war der Katchell,
for mr hut eei eayene arrangements
rP.,"macht for sei vote, un er hut aw's fair
ding ge du mit em George, un now insist
der George aw druf dos ter widder lleekt
mem mm. Awer, der druvvel is tswisha
uns, so we ich uu er George un de onnery
ehrliche members fum Ring wu tier
Shteamy nei du wella, un Belly onnery wu
all sell geld in ears eayene seek g'shteckt
hen, Belly geana nei for' caner Bownel, un
der George mehnt der weg we's olleweil
guckt mus eriferleicht om end nosh uf
gevva un aw nei gea for can, ols an com
promise. Any how, secht er, yusht vote
net for Billingfelt, odder Shenk, odder
Warfill un aw net for seller Dennis, for
selly konn mer not usa, secht er. Der
weg we's olleweil is geat denk ich unser
Ring for Shteamy an Bownel. For Semly
hut& mer gebts aw noch an compromise.
Der George is for der Duckter liafchcll, uf
course, un for caner Weiley wu druvva in
lionnoy downship woont. Seller is all
right—an guter, sounder Duck. Awcr de
Shlowkuin crowd geaua nei for seller
Peter uu der yummy widder, un awer der
George shtandt sell net except er nuts.
We's nosh gent wissa mer selwer net.
Wann yusht de tswea nei kuinina—der
Katchell under Weiley, dorm is der
George g'satisiled secht er, for sell macht
mich all right for .peshter un foolder un
der George for guty Petty jobs. Awer was
uns partickeler boddert is well de leit so
orrig ufreerish sin .7eaya unser Ring, un
es geana so orrig feel nei for der Rineeal,
un Gutshock, un seller Duckter wu
drunna iu Inshatown woont, un caner
Clarrick im unner end fum county un aw
caner Engle fun der nochbershoft fun
Maryetta, un selly suta gor net, for so
g'wiss dos wann feer fun wily leckt wierra,
donn is unser Ring uf geburst ;—donn
ward der George gone ferdeihenkert wen
nich bigness hawa in llarrisborrick der
neipiht winter.
For Shreef hen mer im sin neia tau gea
for der Moyer an bully gooter kaerl, un
cans fum George seina beshty freind. For
Itetehister wissa mer noch net for sure,
awer uf course mer wterra woll for der
Fry gea. For Pruttonnater gonna mer
for caner Bold—an bully gooter true-blue
ring moor. For Prison Inslipecter meant
der George mer missa der Shweigert un
der Shaeffer nei du, un sell is import
ant, un feel geld wrert. So welt hen mer
now der Ring ordlich goot uf g'setzt.
Awer der George hut shun orrig feel naw
ma in Beim Blue Book. Er but mer gsawt
dos er aw a neredahler account uf g'macht
hut—a contract mit gwissy kterls in un
nershidliche townships for votes mastic" on
a dahier shtick. Sei plawn is an first
rater. Do griekt er evva cans fun seina
finf dahler krerls un froked can we feel
votes er gevva konn im downship for de
Ring kondidawta, un suppose er sogt
fuftsich, odder finf-a-sivvatsich, odder
enniehe emery nummer. "Donn" Becht
der George tau earn, " will ich der amohl
sawya, was du dusht ; du sogsht der
slut sure fun fiuf-a-sivvatsich. Now doh
sin dei finf dah:er, un for sell musht now
olles du was du konnsht, un for olley
votes dos der meaner gevvat dos finf-a
sivvatsich geb ich der an extra dallier.
Sell, Becht der George, macht de kterls
awer alto& un ballet boxa shtuffa. Do is
for instance caner Shimp, so an chawdu
wock pedler du weasht, den lint der George
olleweil on der terwet for der 13illingfelt
tsu shiandera of orrig liberal conditions.
Earn hen se a wennicl meaner gevva, well
er agreed hut drouse rum gea un yusht
exactly du we se eau directa, un es macht
aw gor nix CMS we dreckich dos de terwet
is, ter shofft se. Uf course, ter is uf der
light ols an low grader.
We ich beam kumma bin, un hob der
Bevvy olles g'sawt for welly dos mer nei
geana according tau do instructions was
der George mer gevva hut, donn is se
awer amohl in unser Ring nei gopitcht.
Ich konn der now net olles shreiva was se
g'sawt hut, anyhow Sc hut mich confessa
macha dos unser leeders yusht ufs treshery
rauwa un votes kawfa ous sin, un now
Becht se, " so gwiss job leab du ich dick
reporta taum General Grant, dos du dich
ob gebsht mit denna Ducks, un wann ich
sell du dorm musht aw ous em Posht ofiis
rous, un dort konsht dich!druf ferlussa."
Uf seller shtlle is se on mich, un hut net
uf ,gevva bis ich fershprocha hob for der
Billingfelt tsu vota, un for der onner kent
ich du we ich wet—for Warfell odder
Shenk odder Dennis—yusht kens fun selly
Duck Rings kondidawta. For Semly
menner hut se mich aw fershprecha macha
for der .therr tsu gea, dort in Inshatown
im Mannerlond, un for seller Clark. Awer
ich hob mich hort gewehrt eb ich agreed
hob tsu gea for so filer's we der Gutahock,
odder Rineell, odder seller Engle un sod
diche wu gor net tsum ring g'heara, for
Belly botta mich un tier George nix. Un
om end bob ich uf gevva missa, un sell
druvvelt mich. Uf course 'em George
dierraf ich nix derfu sawya, for wapn ich
du dorm blackgard er mich for well ich
dent mich yusht ruts lussa bei meiner
fraw. Shtill, ich hob mei watch im sock,
un sell is doch so feel g'seaft, for ich hob
fuftsea dahler gevva derfore, cash down
dort ons Zahm's groom chewellry shtore
om eck dort in der shtadt.
Now husht so about all de facts, un es
prooft ea ding clearly, un sell is, dos mit
so weaver we de Bevvy machts nix ous eb
se unnich woman's rights sin odder net,
for se rule any how ; wann se net selwer
de vote in de box nei dune, donn man
netcha as es tan du bei proxy. Un wann
ich now om end geaya der Ring vota
donn hob ich doch ea consulleashun, un
sell is dos es net mei doins is, awer dos
ich yusht a proxy bin for do Bevvy.
Denweg du ich any how net my wart
brecha mit em George.
Geshter bob ich aw a breefly grickt fun
earn Mutchler, der Shteat committy moan
for der Packer. Er will haws dos ich bei
earn aw roof in Filldelfy, un dut dos warms
tsu meiner advantage weer wann ich
kumm. Ich hob em George der breef
g'wissa, un wr meant es war a flny chance
ebbas tan macba, awer er hut mer advised
nix tsu du bis noch der breimery leckshun,
un so feel we ich can fershtonna hob is
ter shun goot bekonnt mit sellam Mutch
ler. Der Kitzelderfer hut tiler aw tsu
fershtea, gevva den morya dos wann ich
widder tsurick in de demokratish party
gea deat, dorm kennt ich aw geld macha.
Awer sellam subject will ich a considder
eashun gevva de negsht :woch. Ich will
any how olles wissa was for a ding seller
Packer is.
PROF. PIT SCRWEFFLEBRENNER.
CANNOT GO IT.
The despatch of Gen. Rosecrans de
clining the Democratic nomination great
ly puzzles the leaders. The Columbus
Statesman construes it into an intimation
that Gen. Rosecrans does not consider
himself a citizen of Ohio, and, therefore,
declines because of his ineligibility. That
is hardly the construction which the casual,
reader would suggest. More to the pur
pose would be the following paraphrase:
" Feeling that I should do nothing to
lower my credit with my creditors, or sink
me in the esteem of my family, I cannot
accept your nomination—that is Your
candidate I cannot be,' " or this: " I owe
it to my creditors and my family to en
gage in business that will pay; running for
Governor of Ohio on the Democratic ticket
will not pay, therefore, Your candidate
I
cannot be.' "
WILL DO HIS SHARE!
We quote from the little speech of Hon.
Asa Packer at Philadelphia:
" I. will endeavor to do my part to lead
you, as you have placed me iu the van, to
victory, if possible—and if not, 1277 E cer
tain that the defeat shall not be attributable
to a lack of anything that I can do. (Ap
plause and cheering.)
" You will excuse me fur making a
speech at this time, for talking is not a
part of my vocation. (Applause.) There
are those whose vocation and calling it is
to talk; mine is to work! (Voices, "good,
good; that's what we want," and cheering.)
I will leave the talk for those whose forte
it is, and will endeavor, for myself, to do
my share of the work."
There is a charmingly simple frankness
in these revelations, says a cotemporary.
The candidate is conscious of his inability
to make set speeches, but how significant
ly ho pledged himself to another form of
usefulness! There " shall be no lack of
anything he can do," and he means " to
do his share." And " that's what we
wanthim,” howled the hungry wolves about
!
Roseerans Looking Ont for the Life-Boat. He won't Sail with such a Crew
ox gittle #okto.
stiticted.
YES OR NO.
It is a little difficult just now for a jour
nalist to write intelligibly concerning the
Democratic party of this country. It re
sembles more than anything else the little
ball of the gambler or juggler—now you
see it and now you don't. Perhaps this,
after all, best illustrates the conditiott-Qf
the party, made up as it is of desperate
political gamblers and second-rate politi
cal jugglers, who pass themselves off in
the far country districts, destitute of mail
routes and schools, as st!ateswen.
Will any Democratic newspapers that
feels able undertake for the benefit of the
profession to define the position of its
party on one or two great points that call
for definite action at present?
What is the position of the Democratic
party on the Chinaman?
The Democrats of all the South clamot
for him, welcome him, and demand that
every facility shall be given him to come
among us and work for us. Per contra,
the Democracy of California abuse, beat,
murder, and drive him away. They are
backed up by the Democracy of New York
and of the North generally, who, with
their usual profound ignorance of political
economy, seem to think that he will inter
fere with their peculiar pets—the gentle
celts.
What is the position of the Democratic
party on the question of colored suffrage?
The Democracy of Virginia ardently de
mand the ballot-box for the black man,
and they are supported in their position
by their party in all the States south,
which desires to strengthen itself with the
African vote, and which has learned wis
dom through tribulation. On the other
hand, the antediluvians of Pennsylvania,
at Harrisburg, the other day, solemnly de
clared that they are opposed to the colored
man ever being allowed to vote, and in
this article of faith stand by them their
brethren of New York, where the slaugh
ter of black babies and the burning of col
ored orphan asylums is a recognized and
favorite Democratic diversion.
What is the position of the Democracy
on the question of the soldier and the war?
The Southern Democracy declare for
the gray; the Northern Democrats declare,
when not insecret council, that they honor
the blue ; but to balance this declaration
we have one or two offsets. The National
Convention at Chicago declared the war to
be a failure. The Pennsylvania Democ
racy, in 1865, Judge J. S. Black,the mouth
piece, wrote down the history of the war
to crush rebellion as "debt, slaughter, and
disgrace. The Democratic politichws of
war times universally stigmatised our sol
diers as "Lincoln hirelings," "assassins,"
"moral ulcers," etc., etc.; and these in
sults, as well as the above platform reso
lutions, are as yet unapologized for.
We pause Sr a reply, and await it with
considerable interest.
There are a good many hundred thou
sands of soldiers in this country now, to
say nothing of their voting fathers, broth
ers, and sons. There are several millions
of black men, and before long there will be
Chinamen by the tons of millions.
Is the DeMocratic party for or against
these large and important classes of our
population? Can any Democratic journal
answer yes or no? We want to know, and
so do the soldiers, black men, and China
men.—Forners Press.
A SHORT HISTORY.
A cotemporary well says that they
were good Democrats who first attempted
to dissolve the Union.
They were good Democrats who upheld
slavery to the very last.
They were good Democrats who op
posed our forces on the bloody field of
Gettysburg.
A good Democrat was he who assas
sinated President Lincoln.
Those men who burned ChaaktianArg
stood high as Democrats.
They were good Democrats alto at
tempted to burn the principal hotels of
New York city during the war.
Good Democrats brought on our Na
tional and State debts; and he is a good
Democrat who is in favor of repudiating
both.
In Pennsylvania the leading free-trade
men are among the best Democrats:
The wealthiest coal monopolist iu Penn
sylvania is a big Democrat; so big that
he aspires to the gubernatorial chair; but
the people "can't see it!"
GEARY'S camp fires are still burning
brightly on every hillside in Pennsylvania.
His heart is still as true to the Union as it
was at Wauhatchie. Ilis army is in good
spirits, and in October next will win
another victory and drive Packer and his
crew "discomfited into the recesses of the
mountains." " Our soldiers and sailors
must be gratefully remembered."
—An inveterate imbiber objects to tak
ng a bath on the ground that he doesn't
ik
e to mix spirits and water.
—There is a firm in Boston named Gray
& Lunt. half of their letters come to
them addressed Lay & Grunt.
—An English paper advertises for sale
a pew which " commands a view of nearly
the whole congregation."
—Lord Byron once said, " You never
know a man's temper until you have been
imprisoned on board of a ship with him,
or a woman's until you have married her."
—Defalcations arc not only discussed
with reference to their criminality, but
mainly as to the "ingenious manner" in
which they were accomplished.
—Loving wife, at Long Branch : "The
horn I surf makes me keep my mouth shut."
Sarcastic husband : '• Take some of it
home with you."
—Every young couple who desire to
make a good start in life must keep two
bears in the house, and feed them well—
bear and forbear.
—A tiresome talker once said to a pub
lic man ho had incontinently bored: "An
oyster is pleasant to eat, though repulsive
to look at." " Yes, but then he knows
when to shut up," was the reply.
—lf young gentlemen of middle age who
have to dye their whiskers will consult
Byron, Plautus and Menandor, they will
find to their consolation, that " whom the
nods love dye young."
? —" Sam, why don't you talk to Massa,
and tell him to lay up treasures in heaven?"
" What for? What de use of laying up
treasures dare, where he never see 'ern
again?"
—A Vermont girl wants to know wheth
er the woman's rights movement includes
the right of girls to do the courting. If it
does, she is for it, as the young men in
her locality are very bashful.
—The question why printers do not suc
ceed as well as brewers is thus answered :
Because printers work for the head, and
brewers for the stomach-and where twenty
men have stomachs, but one has brains.
—" My son," said an anxious father,
" why coo you use that nasty tobacco?"
The boy, declining to consider the question
in the spirit in which it was asked, replied
"To get the juice."
—Henry Ward Beecher says, on the
hair-dyeing question: "If a man will be
happier for it, let him do it. If his wife
will love him better, or' she will be made
happier, in the name of love let him dye."
Ix Ohio the Copperheads have in their
platform declared war against all Protec
tion to American Industry. The Copper
heads of Pennsylvania advocate the same
doctrine, but did not dare to put it in their
platform.
THE New York Tribune expresses the
opinion that "forty-six thousand and four
hundred and seventy-six commitments in
that city alone tell a dark tale." We
rather think so. But are not the commit
ments about in proportion to the Demo
cratic majority the city usually gives?
—A few evenings ago a party of young
Americans were standing in front of an
ancient saddler's shop, kept by one Hans,
a Dutchman. Mischief reigned supreme
in their number, and thinking to have
sonic sport with our German Mend, one
of them opened the door and addressed
him—" I say, German, have you any sad
dles for hogs?" Looking up from his
work, quite composed, he replied. "Yaw,
come in unt dry von on."
—A young enthusiast was talking to his
intended, a few evenings since, urging up
on ker speedy marriage, and a start to
spend the honeymoon in California. " I
tell you," said he, his face glowing with
enthusiasm, "California is the Paradise of
thisearth. There's no use talking." "No
use talking!" exclaimed the lady, with a
look of some surprise. "No use talking!°'
ho repeated. " Well, if there's uo use
talking," said the lady, " what in the
name of sense do you•want of women there?
I don't go!"
—Stevens: A cotemporary relates this
story : While Thad. Stevens was a young
lawyer, he once had a case before a bad
tempered Judge of an obscure Pennsylvania
Court. Under what he considered a very
erroneous ruling, it was decided against
him ; whereupon he threw down his books
rod picked up his hat in a high state of in
dignation, and was about to leave the court
room, scattering imprecations all around
him. The Judge straightened himself to his
full height, assumed an air of offended majes
ty, and asked Thad. if he meant to "express
his contempt for this Court." Thad. turned
to him very deferentially, made a respectful
bow, and replied, in feigned amazement,
"Express my contempt for this Court 1 No,
Sir t I am trying to eoneeal it, your Honor,"
adding, as he turned to leave, "but I Sid It
very hard to do it."
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Varnishes, de.
AUG. IMINOMIL. JAC. REINOMIL, JR.
A &J. REINOEIIL,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS
IN
COPAL, WIIITE,
APAN COFFIN, BLACK AND
VARNISHES,
LINSEED OIL, •
TURPENTINE, Sc., &c.
NO. 109 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
(In the Keystone Building,)
• LANCASTER, PA.
Also, Mahogany Boards = Veneers and
Mouldings of different sizes and pat
terns. All kinds of Turning, such
as Bed Posts, Table Legs,
Spokes, Hubs, Feiloes,
&c., &c.
Also, AXLKS, SPRING'S, Le. (Jr*o 11.1 ye
Professional.
n J. DICKEY.
• ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Osprca: SOUTH QUEEN gT., second house be
low the "Fountain Inn," Lancaster, Pa.
JB. LIVINGSTON,
• ATTORNEY AT LAW
OFFICE: No. 11 NORTH DUKE ST.,west side
north of the Court House, Lancaster Pa.
CHARLES DENUES,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Orvicn: N 0.3 SOUTIi DUKE STREET, Lan
caster, Pa.
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JOHN B. GOop,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Oirsica: No. 56 EAST RING ST., Lancaster; Pa
J W. JOHNSON,_
co J • ATTORNEY AT LAW
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Oymos: No 'lb SOUTH QUEEN ST., Lanett?
ter, Pa.
DTI P. ROSENMILLER, JR.,
. ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Orrtcs: With A. Rana SMITH Esq.,
South
r h
Queen St., opposite the °Moe of •iat er Abra •
batty' Lancaster, Pa.
A C. REINOEHL,
.C 31 , 4• ATTORNEY AT LAW.
aspics: No. 3 SOUTH DUKE ST., Lancaster.
_ .
JOHN P. REA,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
OricE: With llon. 0..1. Diem, N 0.21 SOUTH
QUEEN ST., Lancaster, Pa.
MARTIN BUTT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
OFFICE of the late ME. THADDEUB Sravav:.
No. 28 South Queen St., Lancaster, Pa.
A mos 11. MYLIN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
OFFICE: No. 9 SOUTH QUEEN ST., Lancaster.
K. BUTTER
,
,• ATTORNEY AT LAW.
OPVICE: With General J. W. FISHER, NORTH
DUKE ST., Lancaster, Pa.
11Q F. BAER,
Jur. ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Owner.: No. 19 NORTH. DUKE Street, Laura.,
ter, Pa. [dcc 18-lyr
Beading Advertisements.
H.
MALTZBERGER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
No. 46 NORTH SIXTH ST., Reading, l'a
JGEORGE SELTZER,
• ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLER
AT LAW.
No. SO4 COURT STREET, (opposite the Court
House,) Reading, Pa.
Sewing Machines. •
WHEELER & WILSON'S
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
With all the Latest Improvements.
Sir The Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine
was awarded the only GOLD MEDAL given for
Sewing Machines over eighty-two competitor
at the Universal Exposition bold in Paris, 1t
Machines sold on Lease Plan at the Cash !rice
MONTHLY PAYMENTS,
ONLY TEN DOLLARS.
PETERSON is CARPENTER .
General Agents,
64 N. Queen-st., Lancaster, Pa.
P. S.—Energetie Business Men wanted to sell
the Wheeler & Wilson sewing Machine in town
and country. Good inducements. [JrB-im
GROVER & BAKER'S
FIRST PREMIUM
ELASTIC STITCH.
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
493 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
ISO CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
POINTS OF EXCELLENCE.
Beauty and Elasticity of Stitch.
Perfection and Simplicity of Machinery.
Using both threads directly from the spooi..
No fastening of seams by band and no waste
of thread.
Wide range of application without change of
adjustment.
The seam retains nal:want y and firmness ate:
washing and ironing.
Besides doing all kinds of work done by other
Sewing Machines, these Machines execute the
most beautiful and permanent Embroidery and
ornamental work.
alr The Highest Premiums at all the Fair
and exhibitions of the United States and
Bumps, have been awarded the Grover a Baker
Sewing Beelines, and the work done by them.
wherever exhibited in competition.
Mir The very highest prize, THE CROSS OF
THE LEGION 0) HONOR, was conferred on
G
the representative of the rover & Baker Sew.
ing Machines, at the Exposition Universelle,
Paris, US; thusattesting their great superiority
over all other Sewing Machines.
For sale by
GEORGE SPURRIER,
North Queen street,
Lancaster, Pa.
mr/S•ly)
THE HOWE SEWING MACHINE.
~OR
EVERYBODY!
As a Holiday Gift to a Sister, Wife or Friend
hey are unsurpassed.
The Farmer wants it for his Family.
TOO Dress and Cloak Maker prefers it.
The Seamstress wants it, because its work
ure to give satisfaction.
The Tailor has long ago decided it to be the
et for his business.
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The Carriage Trimmer cannot do without it:
and the Shoe Fitter finds that, after all, the
HOWE Is the machine fur him.
Sooner or later, everybody will have the
ROWS MACHINE,
Every Machine is warranted.
Every one ma be tbe possessor of one of these
unrivalled machines, as we endeavor to make
the terms of sale suit all our customers.
We earnestly invite all, whether they purposo
purchasing_ or not, to call and get specimens of
the work executed by us on the HOWE MA
CHINE, and compare it with the work done by
other machines. We ure willing to abide by the
result.
C. FATE, Agent,
North Queen :street
doe Mtn
alfedical.
t otte.
7 '..,',
,
r ,)
• . ACE'S
CATARRH
FaMEby
THIS INFALLIBLE REMEDY
does not, like the poisonous irritating
snuffs and strong caustic solutions with which
the people have Itng been humbugged simply
palliate for a short time, or drive the disease to
the lungs as there is danger of doing in the use
of SHOD nostrums, but it produces Pxnriarr AND
PERMANENT (mites OP THE WORST OASES OF
Cnnonic CATARRH, as thousands can testify.
"GOLD IN TnK HEAD" is cured with a few appli
cations. CATARRHAL BEAT/ACHE is relieved
mid cured us it by magic. It removes offensive
Breath, Loss or Impairment of Vie sense of
taste smell or hearing, Watering or lircak Eyes,
andlmpaired Memory, when caused by the vio
lence of Catarrh, as they all frequently are. I
offer in good faith a standing reward . t'llsl`.. fog
a case of Catarrh that I cannot cure.
FOR SALE BY MOST. DRUGGISTS EVERY
WHERE.
PRICE ONLY no CENTS.
Ask your Druggist for the Romany; but if he
has not got it on wile, don't be put off by ac
cepting any miserable worse than worthleris
subbtitute, bat enclose sixty cents to me, and
the Remedy will be sent you post paid. Four
packoges $2.00, or one dozen for O.& Bend a
two cent stamp for Dr. Sage's pamphlet on
Oatorrh. Address the Proprietor,
B. V. PIERCE, M. D.
iY 94111 1 Buffalo, N. T.