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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-03-25
WILSON & COULTER'S
.NQR0TvpEx a. uoTaG %pu gallery

DERSONS wishing a fine and life like picture should cAr
4 at Wilson 4 Coulters, their pictures tMr hneness and
durability are unsurpassed in The State. They make the
drapery TO original color, thus giving to the picture a
beautiful, lifelike appearance. cures taken AZ che ip
at this gallery as NJ any other we'll regulated gallery in
the state. They warrant thtir pictures mot to fade, as there
plan for putting them up is the best in the State, All are
hvited to cali nud examine there tine collection ri speci
mems.
Rooms in Evans Brick Building, Sandusky street, east
side, between the Sash Factory and = houb House
Pictures taken as well in cloudy weather as clear. In
structlons given in tho art.
March Is. ls5H- iy #
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MILLINERY N FANCY GooDs.-Ladies
would do well to read the advertisement of
L. EASTMAN & Son. Their stock of MiFin-
cry & Fancy Goods is large, of the very Ia
test styles and best fabrics, and they offer
such inducements to purchasers as make it
the interest of all persons wanting goods in
their line to call upon them.
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Sheriff and Master Commissioners Sale.

w. w. J Pe'tiO"ne B69rSYdjFF' o oP Of IA. 4 de fG ,aa
VIM. Hendren ct al. directed from the Court
of Common Pleas of Delaware county, Ohio, l
shall offer at public sale, at the door of the
Court House in Delaware, on Monday 18th
Z pril, 1859, between the hours of 10 o'clock a.
M. and 4 O'Clock n. M, the following property:
In lot No. IS in the town of Delaware, Della
ware county, Ohio. situated on the north side of
Third Street and bounded east by the lot sold
by Milo D. Pettibone to said Her dren.
Appraised ntS250.
CHARLES SHERMAN, Sheriff,
and Special Master Commissioner
March 81, 1888. 1881
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nd yvil k~ry on hand Rsare- Sr: ls nMN NE ksNtwlat.
he tl.rcaanl ipir trot tw isl ,Ml h@e lANeatsd the etA-
.supas!. Kissed and GlnHe Src~ urtrrsAie sohciied, and
al Mnsk IL ls NV him rarrartt9 To- re as reprcsen cd
,-ivr hns n raIl erfars p0reeseiRs tlse = hgsRs
MAJ ~ ieSo I'll FAit1E NbGs&5Mt
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f%ONSTANTLY being received and sold by N suhscrt
Ohers, who will supply any Boooks hat th'y may not
have on band, on short Notice. tpr0vtded always they arr
OF perTersIve in ller tsnaenryJ At Ihs Cainiesue CitS
ices.
an. 1iiSIS. II. DlGRINSlNS : IN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-03-25

Ex.Auditor RHoDEs has just completed,
his usual neat and correct manner the
Treasurer's Duplicate for the semi-annual
collection of taxes due in June. 1S59--of
which he has furnished US the following
abstract
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-03-25

\ addition 20 FIlnr mNnuiAelured in this section pf MS
Il State, from set Sod Wheat, We endeasor 10 have alMaya
IN hand, a tsfH s%rerteraFueie, ansiassRrtdH tho S9Nas
frn pofn"nultte tatr, tf0m extra EGnHeAee wheat, whivh
ian. - '5S-tf ~ R.K. HILLS a seS@
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We are indebted to the attention of HI

We are indebted to the attention of Hon.
w. p. REID for a neatly bound copy of the
fiSecond Annual Report of the Commission :
3 or of Statistics" 1t is an exceedingly in
terestiDg document, and contains a vast
amount of Information tending to show at
q glance the immense resources of our great
State, and her advance in material wealth,
as well as in crime. pauperism and the
other concomitants of advanced age as a
community and increased population. We
shall hereafter give some of the general ag-
grega;es, and for the present select a few
items of local interest The number of
acres of wheat sown in this county in 1858
were 10 $50, the number of bushels produced
los, eo7; number of acres of corn planted
SIC; number of Distilleries in the county 2,
bushels of corn consumed annually $4,000,
gallons of whiskey manufactured $50 900,
number Of drinking-houses in the county IL,
(perhaps one-tenth the actual number);
lumber of new structures erected during
the year 1913, value Of the same SAC, 1853;
number of conveyances of real estate 731,
mortgages executed 5s7, amount secured by
morte ages 1856 1891; number of judgments
recorded in civil suits 100, amount of judg-
ments $50 ,593 46, amount collected on ex-
eeution SIG ,4s4 %; number of indictments
for crime during the year Is, (of which 6
were against PERSONS, 2 against property, 4
against society), number of convictions 2;
number of persons confined in the county
Jail 80, average term of confinement 8 days,
allowance per week for keeping $3.50; cost
of sustaining paupers s., 1880 81; number
of persons naturalized SO, of whom 26 were
Irish, Z German, 2 natives of other coun-
tries; number of marriage licenses issued
2s7. wills recorded IL. letters of administra-
ton issued 20. These returns generally
embrace the year ending July /, 1858.
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Sash, Doors and Blinds.

Sash, Doors and Blinds.
The public in general and patrons well know.
Where stands the old stand OF q. W Perry & Co,
Here the subscribers Rave entered in tr AIDE,
Would respectfully announce the arrangement made
For making SASH, DOORS and BLINDS, (window frames
too9
And defying competition in all hat we do.
Though older firms, we wish them no harm, nor NV their
CONDITION,
Sash and Blinds they'd like to make, (sil1 sell in competi.
tionJ
But Fay Machines have bad their day, tall others tool
Surplanted BY our SAClI MACHINE patented by D.
Berlcw;
Its perfect au' omaiion may he belled through envy mctp,
But skepttc minds are satisfied when the machine they
have seen;
SO visit one and all, We ask no paw for showing.
Our SASH, DOORS, BLINDS and ready dressed 1corinc.
All kinds EXPLAINING and saving done to order.
March Is, lS59-tf FERRY A ROBINSON
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Gum and Rifle Making AVID keRsiFIag,

,INuE uadr rsisncGh having taken Che shop aud rteft se
L hxtnFcs Of n Hou IA, on trs iaFth end ~t@FaHdofSky
street. in thetowu of trllw arc, hs.oe nASstoSmSraehAy.
now prepared 40 dc all kindsni AaEt sea
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-03-25
syssS & II O CIR
- Fruit Trees and Shrubbery e

IlESInES the usual assurimen of Apnle and Prarh Trees
ID our stock Of CuoICT FErITs is nov h. largest ami besd
aver grnwu or tor sale IN Ohio, including stand trd ans:
Dwarf PenTa, 2 aud 3 years grated, and finest vlrirtiefo
Cherries ORA the itghdieb stock with low hssds, adapted :,
his south -weStrrn climate; RluIns, Apricots, Ntetarinet.
Ounces, etc Also. Usage Orange (hedgU) plants, AT 10
price, by the thou aud
SMAIi. FRUIT- rape Niues, including the new hardy
varieties, as Delaware, Rrbecca, Concord, Diana, Marion,
&c; Currgn's, Gooseherrtes and Raspt errtcs, of the hest
new aud old varieties; Ihwton or New RocSeAe BLACK
berry; StrR wherries OF forty or more approved varietiGs.-
Also, RhubHrb aud Asparagus roots.
rHE ORH AMENTAl DEPARTMENT embraces the finest as
sortment OF Everzreen and other Trees and Shrubs, Inclar
ding all the best hardy kinds; ALSO, Roses, In great variety,
double DahliaS, and other towering plants, Nerbenas,
&c, &c,
RlrA Dcscripfiep Catalogue, With hints ON planting and
culture, is sent gratis to all appheants on, rrsript, Hf ad
be dostred. N. b. BAEEHAM GO.
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MAYoHs OFFICE, DELAWARE ouro.3
March II, 1859.
FV'lE qualified electors of the Incorporated Village OF
Il Delaware, are hereby notified that the polls viii be
open at Tempiar Hall in said village, on Monday the 4h
day OF April next, between the hours Of 8 O'Clock a. m.
ana9 o.ciock ?. M. Tor The eiec'isn Of a Mayor. Recorder,
and i've Trustees of said IncorporatPd village. IN Serye
during the coming year.
Given under my baud and the seal of said Incornorate d
village, the day and year trsthbove written.
March ls, 1853
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Publ Sale of Land.

Y pursuance of an order o. thu 'orrt OF tnnn3n Pisa
L of Delaware couIny. O. will oder ;or sale o the hi-I-
est oidter, On he pi emiSes. al the JAIU Whit 81 lPl4r
Springs station OF he :. NJ. 4 r K. Il. IA Mon ay, $rrIl
i, 1859, between lh- hours OF 10 o'ciurk "a. IA. and : % r"r X
P M, "f said da!, he farm heAolgiHE To the " tate a tie
haze George :. CfHdrr, deceased, ctnft Mtg jwp hundred
and twenty arr"s, more or less, with 1t Gt". new aricA
house, large 1Hrn ami other buildings, several orchards OF
choice frliI, &c, &c.
The said ohio White sulphur Springs station Is said
farm.
1e,n4s Of Sal neto trfh cash In Il NJ. en- :"urth IL
tar= payments /" he SECURED 1y in1rtgtz= ~ pra:s=d al
50 per acre. L. BEKK. aIm. lie Jsn,s ron
DHla ware: MarA 4 lS.a-ts 81
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SHERIFF SALE,

Il SALE.
Elias Lewis, ct al. pY virtue of an
vs.. I'll execution 10 me
Joshua Judy, ct al. 5 directed from y the II
Court of Common Pleas of Union county,
Ohio, l shall offer at public sale, ut the door of
the Court House in Delaware, on Monday the
18th day of April, 1859, between the hours
of 10 o'clock o. M. and 4 O'Clock p. IN. of said
day, the following described real estate, to wit:
Situated ia the county Of Delaware, in the State
of Ohio, and in the town ofDelaware: being in
lots Nos. eight, nine, ninety, ninety-one,
ninety-seven, ninety eight, ninety nine, one
hundred, one hundred and thirty five, one hun
dred and thirty-six and one hundred and thirty
seven in Reds addition to the town of East
Delaware and in the Remembering of the lots
of the town of Delaware numbered $40, SCI,
SIS, S34, S35, S36, s37, s73 and s74.
Appraised as follows, to-wit: Lot No, SO at
s25, so at $50, 81 at $50, 81 at $50, IS at $50,
80 at $50, 100 at $40. l35 ut $40, 1876 at S25 and
1877 a. $25.
CHARLES SHERMA N, Sheriff.
March IL, 1859. [S3,75l
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NOTICE

TNHE partnership heretofore existing under the name
\ and nrn OF Cham berialE d Avery is this day dissolved
by limitation OF time All persons indebted to the above
urn are requested TO make immediate payment to either
o. me parties, Out Mr. j C. Avery will pay special atten-
ZION 10 the settlement OF the busiuessD
C. y. CHAMBERLAIN,
j. G. AVERY.
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known firm of IT. B. Peterson & Brothers,
so6 Chestnut street, Philadelphia. are now
engaged in publishing q remarkably cheap
edition of these unapproachabie works Of
fiction. The first, "Ivanhoe." appeared on
Saturday of last week; the next, .Guy Man
nerling,' will issue to. day, "Rob Roy" next,
and SO on, one novel will be published regu-
larry on each and every coming Saturday,
until the whole number of ENTHUSIASTICALLY
SKIS completed. The low price fixed by
the publishers for them is only 25 cents a
volume, or the whole twenty six volumes for
five dollars. A complete set will be for
wnrded. free Of postage, By mail, to any
part of the United States, to any one, by
the publishers, on receiving a remittance of
five dollars for the tweniy-six volums; or a
remittance of three dollars will pay for the
first twelve volumes; or a remittance of one
dollar will pay for the first four volumes
The novels will be neatly printed, and each
volume will contain about 1875 pages, print
III On ia PoPSiS
with paper cover. The revised uniform Ed
inburg edition, from which this is reprinted,
comprises forty-eight volumes, the cost of
which is seventy-tco dollars; and thise edition
will contain every word of the Edinburg eci-
lion. We commend the determination of
this enterprising Philudelphia firm. to furn-
ish the works of an author like Walter Scott,
ut a price SO reasonable, that all persons
whatever may possess a full set, and direct
the especial attention OF our readers to the
fact, and would advise them all to make a
remittance OF Five dollars at once. per first
mail, to the publishers, for the entire set
who will seud them complete TO any one
free of postage, on receipt of hat sum.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-03-25
Estates &c. for Settlement.

TVHE following Administrators, and Executor have filed
l. their papers for tnal settlement.
Charles Woo ring, Administrator of Daniel Swnrtz, jr.
ceased.
John Wolley, Administrator of Francis Horr. deceased.
Nm. Warren, Executor OF Benj. Hull. licensed.
There VIII be . hearing on said cases ut my Office In
Delaware, on Saturday, April 9Th, 80.
March II, 80. Probats Juio..
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MILLINER AND DRESS MAKER.
NOTICE.

THE pews in the Episcopal Church will be offered for
L rent on Monday. APril4 th- A committee OF the Vesry
WI attead at the Church for that purpose betw zen the
hours u y a M and p; M, at which time persons wanting
pews VIII please attend to sscuri ing hem.
March Is. lS5o--2W
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. ~ ~ UT*'"t"5 Wttt Nt"07"'oaFh slRaho"a q "a
3 1,.t fpg~ber. A# w&N
iNyttsOR ATOFs% -
lSA sCIEArIkIN EDIGAE D-IsOOgERYs ana Il, daily
WORKING cures, almost To gIeat 10 belieee. II cures nsIrby
magic. erfH ne ne b1se3f' i"gbeatgft. and seldom more thsn
1ht Dolue Is required tocure pny kind OF Liesr Comp laint,
'faih ths worst J""t,Ace or Dy.peps5a 10 a coiIknrn HeSrE
"'Ae an which are The rtsnh VI 4 Diseased Lisers
FhItE uSt DOLLAR PER BOTTLE. ~
DIR: SANFoRD, Proprietor, 3f5 broadway, New York
M f.tLIled b! All D.uS.Ists. SVld Also ~ a. L.STAEA
4 BRO, gsitS &c; bklu. -
aae.! - bs 4 l..
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-03-25

A good many Watches are now being sold at the New
N , lock ami Watch Establishment, No 3 Williams biloxi
and Tor the nhvinrs reason that good Watches are Sold there
for tor fair prices.
ANY person in Intending to buy a watch will do we'll TO
bear III mint this fact-that there is no class of goods shuuI
which 50 little is. or can he kuowu-uutsidt of the trade
as W sfchcs; Consequently il is better. ALWAYS. to buy them
of reliable ami este lishJd dealers. at home. with a guar
9nty affixed. than to send oil for III m, or TO purchase of
prthllcrs and aucIioneerS al the buyers own risk. This is,
also, equally true of all other gnods in he I"wrlry line.
4 good assortment of American aud Foreign Watches
will alwaysb be fOuGd at my store G.. PLATT-
January Il. 1859
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Exhibit OF the Finances of Delaware
County Treasury.

FFNFE Commissioners and Coun5y Aua iior proceeded this
Il 9Th day of March, 1859. In accordance w tn the require
nlentso OF the act 10 establish the independent Treasury OF
Ohio, passed April u, 1885, to a thorough Inspection ami
examination of all moneys, looks, vouchers, accounts.
bonds. securities aad other properly of the County Trea-
sufy of this coaaty, and tina ia said Treasury an unexiend
to wit:
Amount received and paid out from January
g. 1883. 20 Murch 9. IS59.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-03-25
Garden Seeds.
NEW ROCKS

& NJ, IIrTEII. = SON have for sale AS good = lot Of
~ heavy well c' anei Timothy seed as caAI he found IN
the conn ry. taq and examine.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-03-25

lust received and for sale = choice lot of new crop
- sugar 81 various era trs which We VIII sell Ivy the
quantity or single pound, as low as i can be- bought any
where ia his vicinity.
nr gallon. hy :. n. L1rTGLL . SON.
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Gold Pens

A larr assortment of gold pens, from the m esi approv
- ca manuincturers, embracing a new and desirable
and a great variety Of pens without cases.
Also. Gold and Silver pencils. Faborts celebrated cvdar
5enS,is, steel fenst Ink standa~&cs. villa be found 81 No
JNnnsFg IA, 1859. O.. Pi4AT1
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L. EASTMAN & SON.
A RE now receiving fresh from New York their Spring
n stock of
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS,

Consisting of Light Dress Silks, Swiss and JacconettA Mus
Inns, Edg1ngs and Insertions. Embroidered Bands. Needle
Work Collars, ribbon Trimmed Collars and Sleeves,
Mourning Sets, White and Colored Kid Gloves. Gaunt-
les; LADIES', Gents and Childrsns Hosiery, STEEL Ex-
cles in the Dry Goods and Fancy line.
Our Millinery Sock consis 8 of Colored Straw. Black and
White straw. Dra3, Mixed, Satin and Pearl Staw Bonuets,
also Willow Fancy Lace, Belgian Brad. shaker Hoods,
white and colored- LfghoFn, Gypsie, Riding Hats, Bloom
ers, &c, &c; Also Il FULL stock of Bonnet, Silks, Frames,
Borders- Ribbons and Flowers. Head Dresses, Dress
Trimmings and everything usually Kept In a nrst class
Millinery and Variety Store
We have secured the services of an experienced
MILLLNER AND DRESS MAKER.
Work done with neatness and dispatch. ALL WORK
Latest Paris patterns for Ladies and
Children, receIYtd monthly from New York.
for showing goods. @~
l.. EASTMAN. f. NJ EASTMAN
March Is, 1859.
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MARION, U. S. uotol, Saturday, April Cd.

MARION, u :. uOtel, Saturday april I'd.
NEW TESTIMONIALS GIVEN BELOW MONTHLY.
F. Consultation upen all d>eatcs "i -tLe Throat, lungs,
Heart, Liver, Stomach, Bowels. Xii neys and Sptce.-
Aisp, propsy, Gravel. Rhe ul4aii>m n. Ne rvoNsnrss, Drbi!-
lily. Dyspepsia: Female u spas. Il. Al ne and Fever. Fits;
impurities of the Blood. Eruptions, Cancers, JIctrs. and
ternaland Internal.
For some ten years, DIR. Tubbs has devoted bis entire
many Of whom had exhausted every other resource with
iiirfach; In no case are Mineral Or OTHER toisnns employ
ed. it"f does he make sick Ia make we'll or tear down TO
hultn up again. The madlc1ne 'ali be taktn will safety by
the most delicate, and patients Ina v rPIr ain at henlr, ana
continue, with %prudrnct, their ordiuary die and exercise.
Hundreds la yc recovered under The treatment after friend,
evidence can always be furnished, lnvaIids. h"w ever re
lIlcs or desparing- are in vitedf 10 call. and may be assur-
red. Without q corresponding prospect 0 recovery
--- PIrIiIsIG OR ASH HMA.
The statement given last mon III VIII be read with deep
interest by all who have endured tine hneXp tessible hor-
tho~e VITO have believed that IT. atniciIt may relieve, LUl
cannot cure.
HOLMES TP., Crawford CO., Ohio, Jnly, 81.
Dr.. TUEnS-ssr: since childAdua ] have been afflicted
from The same disease AS grew older II bceaIue worse
the faroXysms occurred pttner ...t were tnore prutractrd
Il nd severe, especially ~ during the NiBtrr scasun. y;
all times a hule more than ordinary ex-rtirn cauSrda V 10
1ent cough, ans great oppression in breathing.
While The paroNyslns listed, there was Il distressing
At times apparently upon the verge Of sunoc aton. fert
itttIe sleep could 6t obtained at such Lines, and ;hat 1ttlt
while sitting in my clitir- Two years ago Mas Induced
hy the slateinen ola la lg whom you cured OF Asthma, to
m IKE one more trial.
had little faith ut tlIal time. partly bee tnse had SO
could not get we'll. The treatment was pursued under
cII culpstIIces most uIIayurablr, having the care Of sich
tnius OF Asthma, but OF other affections dccpin pan wing.
have /" cough now. hrea1he freely, rest We'll, and nave
good sireng h. Yours, lrdly,
February Is. 1859.
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NOTICE..

rTNTE Suriug Term Of Miss Ii. Burnham's School wills
l. open un Monday. Febru ty 18th. IT the pleasant and
cohnlnudious ro1aI above j. j. hiehlrI's Furniture Mare
House, William street.
I1 Hs-FrDin IS to S.. per quarter.
Delaware. f..Lruary n. IE5q -5y- -"-=
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TIH LIvEH
| NJ
BY DIR. SANFORD,

is ONE OF TUE BEST AND Liver
L MEnlCINSnUW before the public. thalActs AZ a G,titr
a.. e1sier. Haiiter, and more eiectual than any other med
I'm" SHOWN. u Is notuH4- aGah5rtic. bun q Lirer rened1
1ct4ng hiS ca the iirer to ejectts morbid matter, thsn On
ihe sG.4. IA and bowels &c carryoh. that matter, TINS
c"ihiiiIsni.z two purposes n1setuafly, Without n oT ~,
2alnml i"rti-gs experienced III tpe Operations Of most o..
ht'taes- = : rrn&Llrns iau system at the aame tUna -,
? re- II AID wIen taken dstyin moderate doses yg5is
tr=ngtat II ADJ blt3Id IL an With unf.p.i r,.fyH-"' we
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10 TEL 8 *
March Appointments.

MATCH appointments.
DR.. II. TUBES Will be in attendance as fol-
lows.
Delaware, American Iionso, Tuesday after
noon and Wednesday until > o'clock, p. m.
March % and 80.
MARrsyILIF, Union House, Monday, March
23lh.
CAHDINeroS, Exchange Hotel, Thursday,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-03-25
PRATT 9- TYLEE'S
Washing Machine.

TNfIE subscribers have obtained Letters Patent, y for a
L WASH Nc MACHINE, which is cheap in its cunsiruc-
ton, and simple in It's arrangements. With it all kinds of
Washing, from the heaviest Carpet and Bed Guilt, to the
finest muslin. and laces can be easily and safely done
All the various operations of RUBBING, SUDSING, and
RINSING, can be neatly performed. The operator need
not resort 10 tLe wash board with its exhausting lab Jr, over
steaming suds to finish the work in hand
By the simple act of turning a crank, continuously in one
dire elton, the clothes are passed rapidly through the suds
and as rapidly the sHds are expelled, which forces out the
dirt. Ibis work is SO lshs that a boy or girl OF 10 or II
years, can easily do it.
Shirt collars and wristbands can he thnroughiv cIearSed
without startiuG ii stitch or bre liking a button in less than
half the ne required on the washboard.
EF-This machine is sold for the low price of Six Dollars.
We will send II to any part OF the United States on receipt
the purchaser.
We offer grea' inducements to those wishing to pur-
chase State and taunty rights.
HS- All communications either for Machines or Rights,
directed 10 SupserlDers Wlllreceive immediate attention.
+. b, PRATT,
F. TYLEE.
Observation-Disclosures Il BURRiDtE. Patent A
gents, cleveland. Ohio.
The machine can be seen at the shop of JnHs McEIRoY,
March Ia, 1853.
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S~tereoseope5

A new supply ofin<trumeiis and pictures Just received.
IA i can new furnish an instrument wi b Ia photographs
Tor So so. | hayr III d" arrangement for Receiving fresh
Every family should have one nf these beautiful invrn-
tioHs for pie lSantly passing TIM and cul iva'ilIg good
taste. Please call and see them at No. 5 Williams 8lork.
IannarY IA. 1870. q. PLATT.
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