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nw- Kansas makes eiaht Weste

ag Kansas makes eight Western
States, with sixty-ninc electoral votes, that
have instructed for Senator Douglas for
President. She may not vote in the Charles
ton Convention; hut there is every prob
ability she will be in the Union, aud vote
on the Presidential question in November.
No tpo States have instructed for any
other Presidential aspirant.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-04-04
Car tang VS.. shaw. "

sz-a ST. Louis. March Sop. Msi1f
d The court has been occupied to-day ihE
hearing the arguments for the defense 5
Mr. Glover spoke during the y morning
session, and was succeeded by Judge
Lakeland. who displayedJgreat force IlshdE
ability. He beganJat Lalf pastitxo andl
is still speaking. baiS saf asdF .m1oti
Z Nfajor Wrightwill close for ths lplais.C
tiff to morrow. ysfi
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EThe Congressional Republics

~The Congressional Republican
investigating committee summoned Pres
ident Buchanan to appear before them
and testify as to whether he knew of any
oescer Of the Govern ment corruptly en>
deavoring 20 cause any bill to be passed
or defeated by Congress.
The President. as we think, very prop
erly, refused to obey the summons. 1t
was probably meant for nothing more
than to- insult the President, and, if pos
sibie, to manufacture little political
capital. They well knew they had no
power to compel his attendance, and that
decent self,rsspect would forbid the Pres
ident of the United States from volunta-
rily appearing before an Insignificant par,
tisan committee to be bnllied and brow
beaten by petifogging demagogues.
Mr.. Buchanan returned an answer to
their summons much more respectful
than it merited; and which shows beyond
ali cayii the impropriety of his obey.
ing il.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-04-04

NJ. Thiers has sent to his publiahs:s The .
last sheet of the seyentesnth volume of
his History of the Consulate and the EN-.
pire. The volume concludes. With ibe
abdication of Fontainebleau, Its said
that the History Of the Hundred Dsysm.,
win form the subject Of the. eighteenth
and last volume. - esitS,,,' -,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-04-04

W The House 6ill authorizing apnby
fishers to print on newspapers the. date
when the Subscriptions expire, and reduc,
ing the postage on town and city udropi
letters to one cent, passed both houses of
Congress. s4,ras al, Il sssi sI1,itr al
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-04-04
The Kentucky Democraey,a ado
.ssofL fLouIsvIEIE,i March 30. hs

Yesterdays Washington dispatch,
claiming all of the Kentucky delegates to
the Charleston Convention except two
for Mr.. Breckinridge, is incorrect. The
delegation is as unit for Mr.. Guthrie.
while there is chance for his h6nina-
tion. - ss...s,.
Mr. oBreckinridge was the. arst choice
of only six Of the delegation. s.'s ' - s.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-04-04
John Brown Jr.

The Sergeant-at arms, who has been in
search of John Brown. jr.. has returned,
and informed the Harper's Ferry Invssti-
eating Committee that be is in Ohio, but
refused to be taken. 3 He de6es the Com
mittee and Congress- and says his friends
will not permit him to leave the State.
The Sergeant-at-arms, having no pow
er to act, and being afraid of getting into
difficulty, did not press the matter, but re-
ported the facts as .aboye. to the COMMITTEES,
who have the matter under consideration,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-04-04
g-The Consti,ationai Union p arty

rY Tie Constitutional Union 9P arty
Convention was held in Boston. March
so; 9l2 towns werel represented. Hon.
Nathaniel Silsby was elected President,
and addresses were delivered BY tie, Pres
ident Marshall P. Wilder. Geo. s; Hil-,
lard, Leverett Saltonstall and. Geo. A..
Curtis. -; -. -
Resolutions, calling on the consery4l'
tive and patriotic men of all parties to
unite FOR putting dowu agitation and sec.
tional differences to check goyernmsnt
extravagance, to protect home indnstry,
and for thorough change in the politic-
al affairs of the states were. adopted. I
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-04-04

H B No. >242; To provide for the ens
largement Of the Ohio Penitsntiary.
3 Ms. LAG; Making appropriations
for the year 1860, and for the first omar.
ter of the year 1861.
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q ChampiOn--They
.Rut Their Heads TOgeiher--The
eReaNlt. M E


Of himself in the person Of Sleepy Davy Of
tho Chronicle. He needed one badly
enough, and We a.e inclined to think,
judging by the one who appears for him,
that his champion is Of his own choos-
iBg.pitg9Ai hslee. sg e
Before Theaker visited his home for a
Httle relaxation from his toilsome duties
on the enrolling committee. no Republi-
can paper in the district had the courage
to say word iu his defense. As soon
after his arrival at home as he had suffi.
ciently recovered be 'wended his weary way
to St. Clairsyille and saw the editor Of the
Chronicle. tssso ,sse 4ess,
We can imagine the scene at the meet
fngs Theaker probably instructed his
champion in this wise. .Davy, these
Dimmycrat papers are givin me Cts, and
want you to fight 'em back DaVy
would. probably say: o"But Mr.. Theaker,
am avesse to fighting; the factis, 1 am
afraid I was not made for much of fight
err yfheaksr responds: "But David, you
must pitch in; don't be skeert. Tell them
as how their attacks or me are like
foes barking at the moon.'
Dayy wrote that down, and it accord.
ingly appeared in the last number of the
Chronicle.
"Now David, continued Theaker, ''cai
the Spirit of Democracy the Ghost ot
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ROLL OF HONOR.

Amoants received on subscription to
the Spirit Of Democracy from March lst
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-04-04

S B No. l76; Making appropriation
for the Clerk of the Commissioner of
Common Schools. 't sifll "ai't''a is55
H B No. ia; To amend an actenti-
tied IAN act to establish the Independent
Treasury of the State of Ohio.' tasias'ia
S B. No. 10; To amend sections 8
aud 6 of an act entitled IAN act regulating
the mode of administering assignments in
trust for the benefit of creditors, passed
April 6, 1859. 5ee y777 sAA ee49t
S b No. I55; To provide for the
collection of claims against railroad com.
panies. a~ 27@> % "n q 's'
S b No les; Making appropriations
for the maintenance and repair of the
Public Works for the fiscal year ending
November Is, 1860, and for the quarter
ending February Is, 1860. el--.9ai Z
II 3 No. 206; To amend section 80 Of
he act entitled 'an act for the assessment
and taxation Of all property in the State,
and for levying taxes thereon, according to
according to its true value in money pas.
sed April s. 1869. 5s72
SB No. l29; Supplementary to 'ar
act to provide for the organization of cit
les and incorporated villages, passed May
3, 1859, and the amendment passed
March IL, S53, and supplementary ac
passed April s. 1866, and supplementar.
to the act passed Aprilpl2, 1858. aA ne'
HB No.l96; To regulate the taxa
tion and payment of-costs in certain cases
| H B No, 203; To amend the 6rst sec
tion Of the Get of April 8, 1852, entitfe
'an act 10 prevent frauduletr practices
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-27
6 SHOES

st arrived, and Tor ..le cheap. a good stock O
- Noo's aaG SHOES, Of a.. sIEs. aliv and pattern.
L4-t +. ALLEN 3 CO.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-27
LEGAL NOTICES.


:
George ". Chapman Plaintiff, a. ainst Ralph Flint,
and Sarah Flint. DefencaDts.
The plaintiff desires II trial OF ibis IL any
there be. II be had ia the ouuty OF Iowa I Stt OF
Wisconsin, 70 Ralph lint nd Sarah Fiiut eee ants
You are hereby summoned and require 70 answer The
complaint IN this action. which filed TIE
IF the Clerk II Circuit Court in snd for Iowa
~, thu I'D Gsy OF July ls60. OF wltra copy j.
herv~iih ~rFei upou ana copy u y0Hr
the snb-cri-r> Al their ofhce he cs1y oil
Mineral Foist, Iowa Coants. STATE Wisconsin, within
ninety d.. ate M herr exclusive Of tie
day OF suci and ii YOU all the
iAint aforesaid, tn. plaintiff will sppy the Court
Tor the rellei demanded IN the complaint. DsteG Jnt
I'D. 1850.
Gosh, a=sssoRE \ SUDDUTH, Attorneys for Plaintiff
WINES the Hon Montgomery ". co hren. Judge d
IL J said Court and the seal OF .sid Court this
.2d of july A. Il. iSs0.
Attest Johs Commin-, Clerk OF Circuit Court, lows
Co-1ty Wis
Messed.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-27
TAKEN Ut.
TAKEN UP.

ef the subscriber in the toxin Of UaIawick one red
ID ami white hciier tear old pas left horn mart
eA-A 'i al also one 5tcS and eaite bull year
"a l'S, 40 aI2es marx lrr-slvablr. The viii
F-e sail prove prop er. pay charges and take them
away.
SANCEL ZOLLINGER.
W2'dTiek Nov. s;h ls5o-n45 ~.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-27

Par q lots4l ia Fi5ets
EGrvey Of Mineral Toit
bonn - - follows q
S"Eiauisg ~ q point
az High Sire~t. o. feet
east fra.a the moth (
yzest corner ~ sid let,
tl.rure 81 along High /
street - f--t. the-~-
s-1rh - Fountain ST.
flrack west along.
Fountain Street - f.,
themes auTtn 20 place
Of f-a-s=-0f-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-27

once of csnmis.ioner. Of school and University Lands,
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
nfNE rnTk-v

6. 500
sdH-f La ii County in tbyr The
a n 100 a = . orene at
n : ta-y tin sid = 81 nav t seT
Ian, 60 darn hrh bay.
is Al
Vi - b > 49,
5,$$,#SSs#s;@: ;gsss=:s:i. =.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-27
FJRECLO-s ix SALE

TTSHF STAT OF wISCoSSIN-IOwA COUNTY CIR
4 GUT COURT.
Nsthsne; Haiors, Plaintiff against Gs-wood Green
George r. Pound, Aeyer shower, AMI Samuel X. Fox
Defendants.
bY virtue of Judgement OF foreclosure AMI SALE
made ard entered the above entitled action. in the
Circuit Court in and County. STATE Miscou
sin. the - n dsy September. a. d. 1860, D.
on Saturday, The lZIh dtt Of Jsau.ry, D., 1851.
ociscx TIRE - OF - n jsy. txpn-c euG tirI
for .s- ard -e,i !. ~ ae, TO III.
highest tt cash. e. he
Court tise sit sinsr,i Point, Ia.a CuunIy
state u H. los - s.i.e- al
70 vat. The b-tt % tue qua t. q
section Hi~~r srnt3 -.
Il u, INCEST 1~rtsr Il strti4u twenty
low, .ttA ec * township isst, north of
nutn5.r t~n, e-et, c.sn1aiuII4, - Acres
i.t-d sheriff Oiiic-, Mineral Point Iowa Co. Wis.
October stl, 1900.
THOMAS MCFARLAND,
t4l-&To she at Iowa Gu ~. - il
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-29
COMMERCIAL.
Monetary.

,r..k list closed, has been one ot utmost
-,,,asntsd gloom and depression. The trou-
y ;.,o which the country has been plunged,
e no.si.lr, Increased, and business has
,-an-hs to u stand still Since the begin
- the Holidays there has been very little
I,e. received, and OH Union street aud the
..,,< there ::as been az unusual quiet.
r:as.cia!iv, we have no Improvement to note.
-. HAS been nothing doing in Stocks. The
,.t IN the State deb: has been forwarded to
y,.i, promptly. and in fact thc old Common-
H., ;y..s never III L more prosperous coGaltlon,
..a~ able Ia meet her Obligations. Notwtth-
AM this, however, the present cnndltinn.o OF
*:.. .,a.;uae> - dcprr>> her bonds, and they
INV ou.tca IN New York 1T I6. In local
i. md securities there have been no tranSac-
. aud quotations are nominal. Money Is very
-. ANS. idle rates are Nigh ranging from
= p Ct. r ,aonth. Exchange has slightly
mel We quote on New York bW6 Phiia-
IA: "a, -, a2i Baltimore !.
.as Richmond VIII. of Yesterday says 1--WE
-. - rrt,a.ft a c0niiruanc. Of yesterdays rates,
. Nrrt;vrn Exchange. viz: 5! TOR checks oil
s;marc. - on Philadelphia, and - on New
l. The Gc,aaGd WIS less Frequent To- day than
,a-.i,y. North Carolina currency continues
a...% p ca. di,coun:. There is Il complete
n:,.iy.! i. ;!;c S;oc;; market; 10 one either OF
~, - >.n -r to bay. - far IS can lcaru.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-29
r,attar from ssIiEct0E.

Letter rom E%SG.Es5t Tor
CorrssDo,tlctce o. Ike iio.ca"ii,ta (iuz@&st.
WASHINGTON CRY, De. :!n.-!he !uslrnc-
items tra,a the War Department 10 Major
Anderson, were no5 Of 4 positive character,
but left il entire'y.vo lis judgment ond Dis
erection. - take any measures that woull Sc
cure The safety Of his command, and tie bet
ter enable him 10 carry uuJa suacc's;aI plan
of resistance, shnul; the President conclude
to protect the public property. Il" Oar is
surprised At tie news, this morning, Of The
oosscssion of Castle Pin"krey and Fort Gou.-
tr;e bv the military Of South Carolina. tor
the movements Of tho commanding oiht2r
Yesterday, were intendcl rs guaranteeing
OF these forts, and tho State authorities have
gained ii1,le o. 40 advantage by it, 50 long
as the chief poiuI III The harlor Geaali> under
guard OF Federal troops.
It is not knovn positively what are The
orders OF de irigate "!Maced"nlan," 81 har-
riedlv fitted cut and armed at Portsmouth,
but il is believed she viii cruise about II thc
nrighbj rhcui ui Charleston. and DC on hand
for any emergency. should a2r assistance DC
required.
Major Russell is still i'll jail, be;ag, as yet,
unable Ia give tie required b@nj. li'*
friends are jub:lanS over tie ia>t, that Mr.
Secretary Thompson, required! Bailey {" make
all assignment! 10 hil, al Il paper, &c, Bailey
held. III the shape ri receipt from fuSSel!
Majors Il WaddcIi Tor tn" bonds, and "n en-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-29

II NdCNEIIG Ti3tLGR&i;n.
LATEST EaUN SOUTH CAROLINA.
ORDINANCE AMENDING TIE CONSTITUTIONS or
$uCTii CAhDldNA.
Fort lLou.lrio aud Castle Fincilnoy occupied by
South C&rohniazis.e

CuArirSToX. Dec. Is The Palne:t" ilag
was raised early yesterday a!rcrn"on over
the Custom House ard Post Once.
At 5 o'clock in toe afternoon, the Palmetto
fay was raised over Castle Pinckneg, ANA q
large military force Went over last night 10
take possession Of Fort hiouiirIe.
the ordinalicc under consideration Iii tie
secret session of the Convention, yesterday
WAS rasseh, aid the obligation OF secrecy
Withdrawn.
Fort Moul.r;c nud Castle pin3kney were
taken l7 the CAruinis:ns. ut O'Clock.
The ordinance i, emitted, An ordinance
10 ame.d the Constitution Of South Care
lima, IN respect Ia the Executive l'eprrt-
.ntnt," and is as !"!inwS:
gst.--''i'nc Governor shall have power 70
receive Ambassadors, Ministers, Consul,, aud
at;r: AGENTS g! foreign powers; 10 appoint;
such AGENTS, heir salaries t. be paid cato the
contingent land, tn cruG."t ncg',tlattD:'S
Will. foreign po"crs; 10 make treaties, 10y
and with the advice and consent 81 Inc
Senate: and two thirds OF the Senators agree
i"r 70 nominate, with The alvicc ami consent
Of the Senate, and to appoint such Ambass.
doris. rubiic Ministers, and CousuIS, etc, as
the General assembly shall previously ,lircc;
t. lie appointed.
Also. that the Governor is to appoint ri!
other rfcers whuse appointments hare mot
o,nrrwi=" l,ecm provided lor By law, ard 10
IL: vacancies during the recess OI Is" I'LL
ute. IN such Offices Us he has tie power 10
i.:,.liatc, by granting conn,lSooiiS when
shall expire ~ tie end ct the neE5 session.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-29
.iarauGria Market, December %.

The yo,.s.>tuti> market during the week has
-: ,iltlc more activo. the receipts have fal
3, ii. owing - the Intervening Of The Holidays
; a., ;;1iuS4c iums nave been very light. There
=, iu,l. bette. feeling in Flour, and we quote
j., f., tie ..i;y tladc ami Washington con>ump-
mi $lj,s 500 for Super; Extra s. SAG ST;
.ri.r 81 5G;4 ;S7.51, #n: IS i''r fancy brands.
al las improved, and the demand Is better.
+, lao:c sales yesterday Of white at 1850 lS5c.
= fir /, prime: red 1850 '22c., the latter for
@ay Ii,,,mcr:nan. The supply is limited. how
- and the receipts very snail. Corn is in fair
ling request. nigh S.aaiI sales OF old on Change
&c. Rye : i'll demand. but light receipts
e. a: 6uM &C., according TO quality. Very
IA doing il oats. and quotations are nolninal.
"a Meal is in fair request, and good supply
..in.. doing IL Seeds. Hruccric> are quiet and
a.ha:.-v4. U;hcr articles usually quoted. arc
hanged. and prices are nominal. Business Is
.et but our manufacturing establishments have
~ io;u.. uc;t"r-orlcrE trr good. made a home,
.: il ,hc South, coming in more freely.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-29
New York IL arket.

Txw YonK, Dec 2&--Cott"r firm: sales Of =.
5,se<. Flour 5Ml0c. higher. closing tirm
,..S -; l9.@0n bh'S.. State ga Toe. higher, Mt
). Ii,a 3 =: Chic Sj."GgS5.7U; Southern $3.50
$50 Wheat opened tr"r, hat closed less irtn;
~. Of 37@nD bushels; Western I'D l33c. Corn
:.n; ..es Of g. o00 bushels; mixed t9@70c.-
Fork j. i.In: mess Slj.75 $I6.25; prime SlO.5O
>!4ja Lard dali. Wt:iSNcy quetat Isle. Su-
=, steady; Orleans 53@.6:- StoctS are lower
a!; il IN ~ Il Jecljnc DO. G'> G9.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-29
Democratic Meeting IN Albany.

ALBANY, Dec. 2S.--h meeting u about
$50 prominent nation i democrats vas held
az Congress Hall last l.; @'t, convened by en-
Guitars i>snc by john X Green and Dir.
McNahrn Form'S OF petitions were adopt
ed requesting the Legislature to rcpeai The
pcrso.ral Liberty Laws ol 1880, and to restore
the n;ne laorihs' sIavehoiding law Of 1871,
to b. circulated il each c0un!y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-29
BY Z. NJ. MCCORMICK.-AUcT loYEEp.s

BY I. NJ. MISUNDERSTANDING
DUBLIC SALE.--By virtue of = decree Of tho
1 Circuit Court Tor Alexandria county, Va, rem
oered ut the May term, 1853, the undersigned Com
missioncrs, therein nnmed, will proceed, On SCtEr-
day. The i7th doycJ Nocember, 1860, at 10 O'clock,
H. in front Of he Mayors Office, in the city of
Ai.x.ndria, Vn, to sell at public sale. the ere IN
divided fourth part, in interest, belonging to tho
estate Of +. L. j. Lloyd, decd, in tie lot of laGc,
near the said city Of Alexandria, known as "LIrE
Arbor" containing about "A ACRES OF LAND,
norc CT less. The proximity Of this propc.:y 10
he Lcpo OF the ccal trade, must render it oi con-
stantly increasing value. Il is also admirably
adapted to the production Of fruits and vegetables.
Tram or SALE.-Ten per cent of the purchase
money be paid in hard, and the residue IL three
equal instruments, ut 6, II, and IS months, from
the day Of Sale. To be secured by the bonds CT the
purchaser, with good personal security, and bear-
ing interest from the day Of sale, the title to 10
retained Until the purchase money is fully paid,
ard the property to be r.sold, AZ the risk OF the
purchaser if the terms Of sale are not nlly COM
piled with. CHRISTOPHER NEALE,
FRANCIS l.. SMITH,
Commissioners Of Sale.
Ias~ The above sale is postponed to Saturday,
jan. 1M, 1861. G. NEALE,
FL SMITH.
27-2awts Commissioners Of Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-29
ElayanAria Erel Market.

Tie racl market continues active. We quote
..nI scarce and in great demand, at 1915 for
*. and So Tor Pine, The supply Of Cumber-
NJ Goa! 90 hand is light. We quote Lump at
!, Kun Of Nine, $50, and Fine, 81. The sup.
s Of Anthracite is still light; White Ash is now
..,r,t It 81 and Red Ash, $6.2J q ton, deliver
,rr,, ward
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-29
Richmond Market. December q.

Business i, rvar dead lock- Prices are
amua,jy the same as those last quoted. except
II Fi,ar which is u fraction lower. Supcrnc is
..iag in small lots at $60 S6.25. though sales,
..s.cr n pressure. below 81 are reported. II To-
s,eo. Wheat, aud other produce, there a-e no
Observation-Disclosures nothing doing. The
-@,2touscs. ;nl!!S aai depots ar" nil closed, and
:an,.e-S are walking about tue streets ''enjoy-
M 4. HOLIDAY"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-29

The news from Europe by The Canada shows
Ia: the EuEii>n have not yet begun to ba fright
gci or cur political troubles. The Bank has not
si>ea the rate o: interest; breads;ufs firm, and
at;ya Is no lDEycT From present appearances
ere Is every prospect OF Il Continuance Of gold
i. men.S from England 10 this country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-29

Au,.r>rA, Dec. ZS.-AIvires from Jack
sonylc T'Iorda, stale i;iat i'll the recent
election Tor .rc,.,ers O.! the STATE C"nven-
ten, tpur-Giihs Gf the meG,hrrs eccted are
I'm favor al immediate secession.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-29

The s.. Louis Democrat ii Saturday says: ITO
.,g arrangements will be tiHa!lv conSum,natcd for
..g payment Of the whole Of the interest OF the
ut due b. the State % Missouri for the lSt Of
uuary. That part OF the debt arranged for to-
3y. vas the interest OH the Southwest Branch
gbt< Of which there has heretofore been some
...ll about pAving.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-29
Is II. AeeEiabIe i?

The ". & ". Machine has stood the
scrutiny Of The Wortd since 1916: 2l.3o@
purchasers have shown their Appreciation
of them during the last twelve months
Thousands Of item are in USE in Virginia.
The Company guarantee every Machine they
,.,n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-29
Is i Sif12gle :

BY recent improvement, ii is rendered 81
sim pie that child years oi are can :nan-
age II. The M1ch!ne has now but One Piece
that requires to be moved. 1t has no
Leather about il. except The Band that drives
tie Machine ltmakes no NoiSc lrmakeS
Il Stiich that does not R0re! and is the same
or both sides Gf the work.