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ON WHICH SIDE WILL HI
!.aal hm-h''N't FIGHT as f.ut

EDITOR CHRoNIcLE: For two or three
weeks past an advertisement has been stand.
ing in the Union Guard (?) over the name
Of its editor for company Of good men
to enlist for active service. The public are
not informed whether these men are to serve
in defense Of the Stars and Stripes, and iu
reducing rebels to their allegiance, or on the
other side. In looking over the paper we
find that the captain has inscribed on hi;
banner ''No CoERcIoN-No CIVIL WAR. "
Now, with this motto on the banner, it can
not be seriously intended to muster these
good into the army ofthe United States
organized and sent forth forthe avowed pur
pose Of compelling the rebellious parties t.
lay down their arms and to behave them
selves. We hope the captain" will let thu
public know which side he intends to fgh
on. y.
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BarnesviIIe First i'm the Field

Barnesville, however, has the honor of
furnishing the first volunteers from this Con-
gressional district. On Friday evening, Con-
ductor Morrow, of the Governors Guards,
Columbus, reported that he would leave his
ranks open for few volunteers from this
place. On Saturday evening, although
there has not been military company here
for years, thirteen menleft town as volun-
teers-[ Bamesville Intelligencre.
That's right, Mac. Stick up for, your
town, but don't be guilty Of not giving honor
to whom honor is due Can't you recollect
Of Captain Wauace's company, from this
congressional district, passing through your
place on the morning Of the same day tina!
Capt. Morrow left word there that he would
receive volunteers? and amt you aware
that our COMPANY was full at that time and
awaiting orders2 Honor bright, Mac i
Barnesville did well in sending what she did
but other parts of this congressional dis
trict beat her time. -[Cambridge Times.
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u z IlrBRluursAlI AssAA,UyLrl..-Lewis Yausa is a

AssAUIr.-Lewis Yaus is a
gentleman Of the Teutonic persuasion, who
isnot possessed Of great many amiable quail
tiles, ahd whose early demise is anxiously
. hoped for by all who are 80 unfortunate as to
!, have any knowledge Of him. Lewis is an
: sxpertjn. the use Of Nhandy- -billies, " and all
that lind Of furniture. On Sunday evening
, hs made most unproyoked and murderous
ASSAULT upon F. H. Blessing, quiet and
y nsc1 c1snding Teutou, atithe Spring House,
one mile East oftown, striking him over the
I, hesA with avery heavy piece of iron, Up
on hearing Of the assault, some balf-dozen of
the "boys" belonging to the Volunteer CON-
pany, Of which company Mr.. Blessing is a
member, repaired with hot haste to the scene
81 Of tie outrage, determined to treat Yaus te
r,something he had not yet had q taste Of. He
of course, made himself scarce. He wal
Afterwards arrested byan oficor, taken before
e,a Esouire JoiIes, when that official adjudget
- ks should pay fine Of v, and sent him t.
4 jail, With orders that he should diet upor
9 breed and water for Eve days. The five dol
" psst of the operation don't amount t.
: much, ,fbr,i IN the language Of . cotemporary,i
iItSsmboats wsfe selling at fifteen cents each
,sYsds could rot buy askiff; but the anxiet.
,a,l che Justice manifested for his health, in or
,ordering .sushs prolonged diet set hard witt
s.a ne poor devil He remarked to the Justice
we understand, that it would make his lh
one year shoztsr thereupon bystander sug
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-05-09
parA tttarred and fsatbered'' rail was

parAttared and fsathered7 rail was
stuck up in front of the residence Of Mr..
VIM. S. Campbell, one night last week. -
Mr.. Campbell, we understand, takes it as
an indication: that the secession sentiments
which be has so freely uttered the past
winter, and which he continues to utter, arc
not suitable to this latitude. We caution
the friends of the Union against all violence,
although we well know they would be treated
worse than they have proposed to treat Mr..
Campbell, il they were among Mr.. Camp
BELLS friends at Charleston OF Richmond
Let us have no mobs, friends y 81
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
By order Of the Probate Court in and for
- Belmont countyyl Ohio.

DcluioHI couul9KtOpio' L.
rT,HE UNDERSIGNED. ss Administrator, in
pursuance OF the order ~ said Court; will
offer Tor sale 10 The highest bddeh, on The land or
In the iown Of CsnlreviIls, adjoining the prem
ises, on FRIDAY, the 7th day Of JUNE, A. D.,
1861 between the hours OF S,o'clock, r. m and
O'Clock, p. NJ, OF said day. the following des'
cribed real estate, as the. property OF Thomas
Jackson, decea sed, late Of suid county:
Situate, lying and being IN Smith Township
Belmont county, Ohio, adjoining the sa ID town
OF Centreville, and described as follows. 10 wit
The said premises being known as the North end
of the tract oi land owned AID occupied by tile
late Thomas Jacksonin his1fetime, ,and II being
the reInai indet Of Gel lain quarter OF section OF
land ptanied and conveyed by James Monroe
President of the United States Of AmeIiea, TO ths
said Thomas Jackson. BY his letters pate nt dalet
al Washington City on the 10Th day Of August
A D., 1924, and recorded In volume ~ page
2l6. and In said patent described as the South
West quarter ofSeciion 81 in Township 9 II
Range 4, in the district o land offered tor sale
s Steubenville, Ohio, aud the remainder OF sai1
quarter Of section to be Offered for sale, being 'h'
North end, contains II acres, more or l.ss;
One-ih ofthe purchase money will be re
ouired in hand, o,e third n one year, the 70
naming third IN two years from tho day OF sale
The two last payments being on interest q,
- JOHN JACKSON,
Administrator Of Thomss Jackson, with The vii
annexed y 79'I9s $50 maysst
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pea-we arc, getting TO be decidedly a
martial people. There u scarcely on hour
in the day that we are not saldted with the
"spirit-stirring drum, the heear.piercing fifc,'
and the "royal banner" Bodies Of men
are continually marching, while such com
mands as 'file left, marcli'-"left--left, ="
are heard upon every side. The war spirit
is aroused to the highest pitch, and woe to
the man who at this hour shall step between
the rebels and an outraged and injured coun-
try. "a 49,. ~ ~ - ~ *
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Sherif's sale.
James r. Hunt
Jesse White. ct al

u..a jesse White, ct al. -- s...
DY virtue of mandate to me directed from
ID the court of common pleas Of Belmsnt Co
Ohio,I will offer for lie at the front door OF the
court house in ST. Clairsvie, on --.
FRIDAY, June Z, 1891,
between the hours OF 10 M and 4 NJ OF said day
the following real estate, described as olows. 60
wit Beginning for the same IS 60 100 perches
north OF the southeast corner of' the southeast
thence % north rs iO.S west 32 2o.ioe perches to
station 81; thence south 30fo ives: 80 20.l0O
perches 20 station4 n the centre OF the road
thence south 35t . east 18 78-l00 perches to the
he nppuren 1nces thereunto belonging. sn4a
Appraised at the sum oi e479o.
T erms OF sale cash. r. LOCHARY,
$500 vhr.. 2 Special Master.
Sheriff. Office, ST. Clairsvills, May 0, 1861.
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80, D2trI .-:ufI ~. 1870. >,

I0The public. will observe that the
CIiRoNIcLE is ahead Of all other Belmont
county papers in the variety and extent of
its sreading matter. We think we are safe
when we assert that the present number
contains dosbls the amount Of matter that
isto be found in any other paper in Belmont
county, Send in your subscriptions, friends.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-05-09

.o~JoB WoRKl JOB WORK We re-
ceived this week another lot of the latest
and most fashionable styles of Job Type,
tft1A the>foundery OIL. johnson & Co.,
cPhila.' The public will baar in mind that
we have facilities for turning out better Job
!, Printing then can be obtained any where
else in town, and that We are constantly add
M Is our stock Of materials. d..t /,
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ssy-CAnp-Tgg RoApsrrR AND THor.

tevCARD-THg ROADSTER AND TRoT-
TTNo STALLION, SHARON MESSENGER. =
We can assure the public, notwithstanding
the effort to prejudice 1t against him, that
Sharon Messenger can trot q mile in less
than three minutes, and we are ready and
willing to make practical demonstration of
that fact at any time; and we wish II to be
distinctly understood that unless our state
ment as to his speed is true, there will be no
charge for his services. See posters.
- h. nr LADD & Hooa.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-05-09

16-We call attention to the advertise
ment Of VIM, III. Sharp & Bro, in another
column tof to-days papers. The Messrs.
Sharp. have always on hand q frst-rate as
sortment Of. Groceries and Provisions, and
deserve. on account Of their gentleWanly
department and prompt manner of doing
business, the patronage of the people
'caif when in Bridgeport and see tliem.%
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ss s,s, D(yWecall attention to the advertise
,ment in smother column of the Sunday
Morning Chronicle, published at Washing
sson City 1From,the number before us we
think we can safely recommend it to persons
wishing to subscribe for D paper published
1t our Federal Capital II is thoroughly
s'wide-awake paper. We make pretty liberal
quotations from it this week. 81 ga
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-05-09

CHARLESTON CuIvALRY-After the
bonbardment of Fort Sumtera Frenchman
shed tears OH seeing the flag under which
his farther had fought, and which he had
always loved, supplanted. The next morning
he was seen hanging before his own door, for
the crime ofexpressing this sympathy.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-05-09

n@sirp r, =. Chan,befs says, he does
not write e-d.i-t-o-hLa-ls for the
SssS' -i-rs-v-i-l.l-eb G-a-z-e-t-t-e; and
thsthst IN, ,u-sIt c-oIn-f-e-s-s that he has
n.6-tt.h-e pia4ti-e-n-c-e to r'e'a'd Gro
tei:u.s.. 10 81" Nh con science ~ . mn 5ulf
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-05-09

-t.CLAR THE TRAcK!"-Ifany ofour citizen.
should see two-legeed candle-mine making
It's way out Of the Gazette Office, and wad-
ding and putting and blowing up street, let
them at once .''git up and git" Ifhe can
be captured and fried however, it will make
an immense sensation in the lard oil market.
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Assignee's Notice.

RTOTlCE Is hereby given 10 the creditors Of
Nv Enoch ]. Catmah, thatth undersigned has
nee anpoih,ed bis assignee, and said creditors
are REQUIRED TO present The IL claims by November
III .s6i. 1T 80 GRANVILLE JErFERS.
bridgeport, Ohio, April as, 1861, N aw'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-05-09

s6rWe have been furnished by the
gentlemanly Deputy Sheriff, D. s. Thurs
ton, with the following list of Jurors for the
next term of Court, commencing juno 4,
lQG1 ....T
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-05-09
RoBERr j. ALEXANDER,
JOHN L. FRINr,
J. Board Of Education

We, the late members of the Board of Ed
ucation of St. Clairsville, cordially endorse
the favorableopinion of Mr. fPugh above ex-
pressed by the present Board. We have
carefully observed his course as teacher
aud are of opinion that hew ever faithful
in the discharge Of his onerous duties, hay
ing an eye single to the intellectual and NOR
a development Of his pupils. - % hsa
'IUVa8gni ID. d. 7. CowEN,
[, III. n,,.s ei soe PETER TALLMAN::
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-05-09

S6rWhsn We took ,chargeof the CHRoN-
icLr ,it had but eightsubscr ibers at Dillies'
Bottom It has now twenty-five, or three
to one. Good ;fbr Pipe Creek. ..f ,..t
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-05-09

1THeaton says some persons have threat
ened to pitch out bis press, and tells them
tosscome on''--he's ready. d. Oh, Lord If
epy persons have been 80 rash as to talk in
th.Ivay, they should atOnce say their pray
era ,.Aip t1d; auf.ty oi-i g. f4f ..f 49,,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-05-09
MRS. J.P. JUDKNS.
FLUSHING, Ohio, April IL. 1861.

fLrsBING, Ohio, April IL, 1901.
This is to certify that Ihave had in use one oil
Wheeler &, w ilsons Sewing Machines Tor the last
well adapted 10 the wants OF family. In tact i
would not do without it Tor three times is cost,
if ecu ID not purchase another one OF the same
Kind. MRS. JOSH. 4. BRANDENBERG.
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CIR z a II GU r Ell
DIR. LELANDsS
ANTI RHEUMATIC BAND
Is the only known remedy for
rheumatism, GOut and Neu.
raigia, and a sure cure
for all Mercurlal Dis. Va
easea -

IT Is . conveniently arranged Band, contain.
l. ing medhss:ed compound 10 be worn arcusd
the whist, without injury The most delicate per
son. No change 10 habits oi living 10 required.
and il entirely removes ihs disease from the sys.
tenn without producing the injurious effects ah.
sing from the use Of powerful internal medicines
which weaken and destroy the constituti on, and
give temporary relief only. By this treatment
the medicinsl properties contained In the Band
come in contact with the blood and reach ihs
disease, through the pores oil the skin, eaecting
in every instance perfect cure, and res, the
paris afflicted to healthy condition. This Band
is also most powerful Anti. Mercurial agent,
and will certainly relieve the system frcm the per-
nicious effects OF Mercury. Moderate cases are
cured in lew days, and we are constantly 70.
ceivng testimonials OF its efficacy in aggravated
| cases OF long standing.
PRICE, 81; 10 be had Of Druggists generally, q
can be sent by mail Of express, with full direo-
lions for use. u any part OF the country, direct
from the principal office, No 400 Broadway, New
York. q. SMITH & CO., sole proprietors
Desc ipuve circulars sent free. Agents wanted
| everywhere.
sJAgent in 81. ciairsvills. laAAs II. PArrss.
sos .-.. uarlSlv
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The Sunday Morning Chronicle
t- PUBLISHED At M
-.---- WASHINGsTON. ID. C.


TIE CHRONICLE is published on large folio
j sheet. with new type, and cpntains--
l. A full weekly record OF Military and Naval
Movements in Washington and throughout the
country.
@ Original Sketches OF New Eng land celeb.
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8. A series Of Original Sketches OF the city ol
Washington, its Growth, Public Buildings and
Attractions. --.-'~--'.- -l-- i-.-.-- -a--.
T. Original Sketches oi the churches and
clergy in Washington an account OF one church
and its pastor appearing in each issue.
8, Letters from correspondents in all the prin.
cipal parts OF the country.
o. Smithsonian Papers, cont llng accounts o.
tho more recent discov cries ia iencc, in oil
parts Of the world, as reported .st4le Smithsonian
Institution. Es,.t+
7. Essays, Sketches; Tales and choice gems
| OF Poetry.
8 A weekly record OF Removals and Appoint
mens by the Government, Local Reports, doing'
| in the city, &c .,.'1
| O. Editorials, BY one Of the ablest writers il
| he country.
| The Object Of the publisher re- Of the Chronicle
will eve, he TO rende. It high-,onsd Meropoli
tan Family Pa er. The subscription price by mai
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Three copies, five months 50 80. Specimen cop
les forwarded when desired. Address, enclosing
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/ Icertify that have bred mares to Sharon
Messenger, and am well satisfied with his
produce; and after seeing him trot am
confident that he can trot mile in less than
three minutes. ii. PENNINGTON.
my9lt IY.crsU tfrsr ..r.t-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-05-09

'S1The concerts given IN our town last
week, BY Messrs Robertson, Slack, Bigger,
DsiM sad Wallace, were very creditable to
thS gentlemen, and speak highly for the
hsne,salaatof our people. Cal asair, yelt,e.
menesIs2 ,yta il ,s!itl iidinca y.ao 5aa gta,
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SllERIFF'S SALE.
Milton j. Burr, Administrstor,
Michael McKearney.

sss. piicnaei Mchcarney. 0f -
RY VIRTUE ofrn order OF sale to mo directed
- from the Court Of Comnoa Pleas Of Bel
mont county Ohio, will offer for sale, q, The
iron: door Of ihe Court House, 10 st. Clairstilis.
On Tuesday, the l4thday of May, 1851, !.
between the hours Of 10. A. N, and 4, ?. n, of
said day, the following real estate, 10 wit, sm.
uate 10 the county oil Belmont and Sin,e or Ohio
ead being part of Section %, Township z, and
Range D, beginning for It's boundaries at a stone
marked A. on VIM. Buus line. and running
thence South fhyeight and three fourth degrees,
5sfJ Easi fourteen and eight hundrpdihs 1l.00i
poses 10 stone marked U, thence the same dE
rection until IL intersects the Somerton rosd
reserying always to the Central o 10 Railroad
company such an amount OF territory M 10 neces
sery for completing double track, as specified In
IN article OF agreement botvmn said conpsny
and NJ. s. Burr Il Brother, nghce North along
said Somerton road iour and three. fourth fxfI
poles 10 stone nsraed p. thence North. East 10
the place Of beginning, containing one acre more
or less, known as the Warehouse properly; TO-
gether with the privilege Of switch and Rsiiroad
station granted to NJ. ) Barr. Appraised nt s7oa
Terms OF sale cash. p. L0CHARY,
Sheriff and Special Master.
sherifs Office ST Clairsyilis, April IL, 1851 /.
SO 0-r - a.t .l7llF
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DRsERTRD.

Jerome Porter, James Ammons, and
James Russell, three patriotic young men Of
this place, who enlisted in the service Of their
country under Captain Wallace, left their
post Of duty at Camp Jacksonearly last week,
without leave from their superior officer, and
arrived hero on Tuesday evening. In COM
pliance with an order by Telegraph, they
were promptly arrested here and deposited
in the lookup. Next day they were shipped
back to camp, where they will receive the
reward due to deserters. Young men should
not look back after having put their hand to
the plow.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-05-09
BRIDGEPoRT LOCALS.
BRIDoEpoRr, May I, 1861.

.. ta STRUCK OIL.
The Bridgeport Oil Company, one day last
week, at the depth Of about 100 feet, struck
small vein of oil, but the yield not being
sufficient to pay, they continue progressing
in the direction Of the earth's center, with
ardent expectations of finding abundance Of
the lubricating material long before reaching
that point. '.''
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-05-09

s@iH sou want to get any Letter or Bill
Heads; Envelopes, Cards or Circulars neat
" printed, call at the CHRONICLE JOB Of.
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Prior to Elias Howe, Jr.'s invention, patented
in 40, all attempts 10 edopt machinery has proved
abofitive. His is the basis Of all successful ma
chimes their differences, however, are marked
aud important 1he committee Of the American
institute classified them according 10 the stitch
made and the purposes 10 which the machine is
to be pplied. in our cnsse,, lst, 3D. Sd and 4th,
Classification indicating the general order OF
merit and importance
Glass lst includes the Lock Stitch Machine for
iami lily use, and Tor manufacturers in the same
range oi purpo and material The committee
has assigned this class the highest rank. on C.
count OF the elasticity permaneuce, beauy and
| genera desirableness oi the stitching when done "
| and the wide range Of its app licaIion. At tht
| head Of this ciess they place the Wheeler g. Viii
| son Machine, und award il the ighest premium
| This has been the uniform award for this ma
chine throughout the country tor severa yeas
und we think no disinterested person wi Il dispute
its justice and proprie'y,SlPaih6nder.
prWnEELER AND Wilson's SEWING MAcHiNi
took the first premium. at the late Harrison count,
| Fair -N
H G. MARTIN is agent for the sale of tn,
above named machine in Ihe counties OF Harrison
Jefferson, Carroll, Tuscarawas, Guernsey, Bel
| mont and Monroe.
@ WARRANTED THREE YEARS, an,
sold by H. g. MARTIN, RocKHILL, Kennon
| o., Belmont county, Chic.
| .Sr Send ford Circular 90 my3
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ELIZA F. LANTZ.
John LANTZ.

lido hereby certify that l an personally &C.
quainted with Mr. and Mrs. Lantz. and know
Them 10 be persons OF strict truth and yeracity.
T r. CRAWFORD,
Pastor Of Nottingham Pres. Churcn.
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FLusHfyo. Ohio, April II. 1881

FLUsHYo, Ohio, April II, 1851.
This 10 to certify that have had in use one o I
Wheeler g. Wilson's Sewing Machines for about
seven months, and have done oil k inds OF sewing
from the heaviest cas- simeies to the finest cam
brics. have had no TT ouble with it, and would
not part with it under any circumstances Ii has
cost me nothing except Tor needles and H. Ican
recommend it TO all who want 20 buy machine as
being the best Tor family use.
MRS JP lIIDKINS
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT.

This morning, as Mr.. Woodmansee was
driving down street with wagon loaded with
hay, small boy about four or five years
old, son Of Mr.. Kimby, in attempting to pull
hay from the wagon, fell with his head
partially under the wheel. The side. of the
head is badly lacerated, the skin and flesh
being scraped off to the skull. The recovery
mpossbe inn f for HIM to 50 see i the obd from pe hs
seat on the hay. The wound was dressed
by Drs. Affleck and McConahey, 0ia %
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This 10 to certify tsat have had in use about
two years one oil Wheeler g. Wilson's Sewing
Machines, and have used it in all kinds OF sewing
needed in family with entire satisfaction, and Il
has never been out OF o rder Or cost one cent for
any thing except oil and needles
.t' MRS. ISAAC HOLLOWAY.
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WHEELER L. WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINES
The Great Economisev. of Time aud
A.<ans...~.-. II LI<uLL

rt ffesefrcs Of Health,
III AVE won the hi CHEST premiums OF the Fsi,
IL Of the United States Agricultural Society
al The State Fairs oi Maine, Vernion. Connecii
cut, New York, New Jersey. P.nnsylvania, Vir.
uinia. Mi-sissippi. Missouri, Ohio lnriann Ills.
Kentucky Michigan, Wisconsin, Cali ornis; and
at the Fairs Of the American lnstit ute, New
York, Mechanics Associalion. Boston; yranklir
Ins,i,ute, Philadelphia, Metropolitan Mechanics
Institute, Washington, Mechsnics Institute
Baltimore. Mech1nics' Association. Cincinnsi II
Kentucky Institute, Louisville, NJ echpDicul As
soeiation, 81 Louis, NJ echanics' institute eai
Francisco; nd at hund reds OF county Fair.
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MoorrrIELp, Ohio. April is. lssl

MooErrIELp. Ohio. April Is, 1861.
This Is 10 certify that have had in use one OF
Wheeler d. Wilson's Sewing Machines for the
past eight months, and as for the Kind had cor.
respondence from diff rent parts Of the country
before purchased, ,and find the machine to be
fully as good ss II was recommended to be Tor
speed, durability and management, from the finest
cambics up TO the heaviest goods in fact, would
not do withou, it Tor double its cost II could moi
get nnnther of tho aame kind ~ IL -