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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-28
OPPOSED RULERs.-In Yo]taire's satilical

OPPOSED nULERs.-ln Noltaire's satilicai
u: not exactly proper story OF ''Candde, SIX
deposcd mona,chs are represt nted as meeting
at !; cafe in Venice, during the carnival, and
re>ue >:tiyely s+a:ing. in brlefest terms, what
eau -es hal h ,rled them fron, their thrones. -
A novelist of to day mi eht increase the nuuper
by five, for there are as many IS eleven ox~
rulers wandering over Europe. The list opens
with Don Miguel, uncle Of the late Queen Of
Portugal, who usurped his little niece's throne
over thirty years ago: but relgned only tor
short time Next III order Of time is the
Count de Chambord, whom his adherents cali
Henry the fifth of France: and who certainly
represents the elder branch Of the Bourbons,
deposed and exiled by the revolution Of 1880.
Then comes the representative OF Don Carlos,
who would have been King Of Spain, on the
death of his elder brother, Ferdinand VII,
if the Salioue law had not been repealed, there
by allowing Isal ella II. to reign. After him
appears the Duke Of Brunswick dethroned
with full consent Of his guardian and uncle,
William w. of England The Count de Paris,
grandson of Louis Philippe OF France and
well known here as volunteer IN the army OF
the peninsula, comes next, the Orleans dynas--
ty which he represents, having been overturned
by the revolution Of lS4S Immediately follows
the poet King, Louis Of Bavaria we'll known
to fame and to Lola Montez who was COM
peed to abdicate in March, lS4S. In a batch,
crowded together, are the Grand Dukes OF Ius-
canv, Mo<tena and Parma. Then comes Fran
els H., of Naples, worthy successor Of King
Bomba, who was dethroned by Garlbaldl.-
--latest is Otho l., of Greece. who was recently
rejected with as little trouble as it would cost
any ,f our readers to cvlly dismiss an indiffer-
ent servant We might add to this list the
Austrian Emperor Ferdinand l., who abdlcated
in favor of his nephew, the present francis
Joseph l., when be found that preparations
were On foot to expel him without ceremony
for iml,eciIe ineiticiency. Here. too should be
mentioned the Grand Duke Of Monaco in
LAZY, small bur prin>eIy territory governed by
his The G!imAlli family si;lce the year 96S,
VIII h was ,ot to tran;e last yearly It's prince
" proprietor for to:.r millions francs. Ibis
make a bakel 5 DOZEN ot sovereign princes who
have lost THIN scep;crs within living memory,
am continue to live very handsomely upon the
property they had secured IN advance on the
Oh nee of rainy day.
Na,r.v N,r-r17r An Illinois soldier deSer-
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N1crry CAUGHT-An Illinois soldier deser"

NICELY CAUGHT An Illinois soldier deser-
ted from lis regiment in Kentu>k Ky, and, fforg-
inr 2 pass, succeeded in passing the guards at
tbs city, and arrived in New Albany on We'd
nescay as paroled prisoner. There, howev-
er. as We learn from the Ledger, he was over
ha;uIed :; by the provost guard and asked for his
pass '|I've got s. parole, sir, )" he replied TO
he Guard: ';here it is" showing them the
forged document. which was signed "Curoy
Smith, The guard carefully examined i,
and then turning upon the sucker he sad:
N "No you you don't Old fellow; that parole is hum.
hur Kirby Smith has pretty much quit
spslliny m his name C-u-rb-y;',, l!!!nols ), &C. ac-
lnowledged the corn. and said he had paid ten
dnIars for the role, but thought the N man
that wrote it knew how to spell h'rby ?ml1h 1I;s $
name. lie was sent to the barracks ID 'n's
ty.-LouisvsWe Joufnd@
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-28
GIN. BURNSIDE S CAMpAIGN.-The pro

ks|urg ju tldes the conjecture thar General
Burnside, demonstration against that pla'e
j. a icine. It. purlo.e is TO occupy the attcn-
ton of the enemy AMI cause a ct ncentration 'f
his forces 1T that t'onF. While n portion n1
the Fedora forces Intended or # cllve WORK
is silently transferred to ii different thes tre OF
action Had Gen Burnside intended to cross
the Rappahannock and make Fredericksburg
his base tor an advance overland toward Rich
mond, it was the obvious dictate of military
prudence to strik, a sudden blow and seize the
place before the enemy had time to concentrate
his forces and contest the passage Of the river
Time enough has elapsed for the Confederates
to place formidable army in that vicinity and
render the crossing impossible, except at an
immense sacrifice Of life The transfer of the
main body Of the army to Fredericksburg was
a movement so unexpected, that, with ripe
preparation and reasonable CELEBRITY, the river
could have been crossed and the town taken by
a coup dene0io on the day of General Sumner
! arrival The flag Of truce repeatedly sent, the
formal call to the mayor to surrender, the time
granted for removing the inhabitants, the libe-
raj extension Of that tme the delay after the
expiration Of the extended period, ali go to
show that the demonstration is feint intended
to concentrate the army of Gen Lee at that
point while the Federal forces are withdrawn
to operate elsewhere
It the ruse sucreeds, it will reflect credit on
Gen. burnsldeS strategy, albeit the conception
OF making a ,novemenc against iiichnollu ty
the water routes, while detal'ling the main ar
my OF the Contedcrates at a point too far this
side for tne y succor is not original General
Burnside evlnce, good sense IN falling back on
the combination of his late superior officer
wnlcll til" ia ter kept sec. ct locked up in his
,Hn .ca untll i, Nls eA>o.tt>i IronI hi.n i,
:.>o, 70 JohIrson ) army TO warning ;,!..
;;:.l back or Man.,.:,<, IA meet him IN th, pc
.lu III Il. There a:% IN !lc,tloHs n the jolydc
| ;,js a;)c n i: I'll il:s .:vIn:.I Jcu. ljl i
Il !, t,.si, aDI viii tax, pro u.): iiI"a u"c, Il.
lvIt:t |, t II fhac t!, :,~r. t ':i.,.'s,-
sure is no reason for its ahan lonlnclt, any more
than the Ilvli2tt.ot ~ he s'lI>tan lal;y iden-
teal Ian early last spring was reason Tor its
abandonment then. 1t IS supported by such
solid military reasons that we presume it Will
now be inhexibly adhered to, strongly as its re-
adoption reflects on the strategy which with
drew Gen NcClellan's army from the James
river, and inaugurated the blundering and ig
nominlous campaign OF Pope
The adoption OF the water route does not
commit Gen Burnside TO land his army at any
particular point. He can choose among seve-
raj, and will doubtless select one where the re-
sstance likely to be encountered can be prompt
" overcome and landing safely effected with
out injurious delay \. Y. World.
"Going, going, just agoing!' cried out an
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Against the proposition by agents OF the
Government having it in charge, to sell at
auction the extensive library Of the Theologi-
cal college at Beaufort, n. c., committee Of
prominent theologians IN New York has enter
e}a protest.
l. several instances citizens Of Pittsfield,
Mss, have found. in splitting logs Of wood,
Sais Of hair wound round nail parings, Those
%0o are acquainted with old superstltons say
mat the idea used to prevail that q person sui
s;!ng with toothschc would be permanently
.eHeved by placing 'ock Of his hair and the
.1Fn5s Of his nails IN the cleft OF hollow
Tee
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''Going, going, just agoing!" cried out an
auctioneer. ''WEere are you gong?" asked
passer-by "WeN,' replied tie knight Of the
hammer; Il N going up to the Geological Gar
dens to tell he managers one Of their baboons
is loose, >
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-12-13
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA

BenecoieRt institution established by special EAS
do,oment. torthe Reiiefotthe SICK and Distressed,
dHicted aoith piratent and (Hroaic Diseasesi
dn6 especfdttgfor the Cure Ell Diseases 81 ths'Sea-
Ndk OfgaRs'
NE EDlCAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting
1vA Surgeon, to all who apply by letter, with de-
scripton of their condition, (age occupation, hal
its of life, &c.,) andn cases Of extreme poverty to
furnish Medicine free of charge tA Fl. -
Valuable Reports on Spermatbrrh0ra and other Dis
eases Of! the Sexual Organs, and on the New Remed
employed in the Dispensary, sent so the afflicted in
sealed letter envelopes free of charge Two orthTes
stamps for postage will be acceptable.
Address, DIR. j. SKILLIN I6uGHToN, Acting Surgec
Howard Association, No. South Ninthstreet Phil H.
delphta Pa. BY order ofthe Directors.
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAiRCHILD, Secretary.
Anril 3 1Sh1-tf
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SCOVlELsS
s ars rina
AND
STILLTNGIA,
OF
BLOOD E EVER
SYRUP,

II is highly recOmmen-
ded by physicians to cnre
the following diseases,
having their origin in Il
disordered state of the
blood:
Scr0fnIa, letter or SAT-
Rhea1,, Scdid Uedd, can
I.er. Ulcerdtions, an II
EalGrgemeRtythe Joints
Gdncerous tn NJ o RS +,
Kings Fell. ErySipekGs,
81. AnthoRy's Fire, White
.S,reH.ags, o b tin ate
Ernptioas, Pimples on
tie Face, Blofches, I'rs-
tuies. Rheumatism, DyS-
pepsia. ETC.: SNl1ha tic
and .Merca1iaL affections
are cure J.: CNlOrosis or
Instructions in Femdte~,
Ee.conrkea ar Whites,
are relierea ty tie use 81
this Medicine.
The medical properties
ofSarsaparillain cOnjunc-
ton with Stillingia ale
well known by all medical
men to he the best COM
pound yet discovered &c
cleanse and purify the
blood, and eradicate I'll
humors from the system.
We have given the Re-
cipe to most physicians
In the country. that they
may know what they are
using; and will continue
10 send II by mailto those
gesirous Of knowing the
,ngreaiep,s SptsIl4g into
Its composition, that they
may prescribe it In their
practice.
This preparation stands
at the head of the list of
RENE dies for cuing all Ills.
eases arising from impur-
tiles i'm the blood or dis.
easSd matter lurking in
the system.
Thousands who have
used the Stiliingia and
Sarsapari!la willie 10
its remarkable effect in
removing all Impurities
from their blood, giving
tone and vigor to the
whole human frame, and
restoring "A healthy action
20 all the functions of the
body. The testimonials
received In its ia vor from
merlbers oftheMed-
lcal faculty would, were
ne to publish them, fill q
larya volume. I
tits prepared under the
supervision of one or the
oldest anu best practical
{ dentists In the country.
MIR. w. S. Merrill, Gin
cinnati, so as 10 secure
an uniformity ofcomrosi-
ton and purity in a.! the
Ingredients. As a spring
remedy to purify an
cleapSe the blood, leav-
.ng 1t free from all hu-
nors 2pd impurity, we as
iert with confidence there
n M better medicine.
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RAILROADS.
CHANGE OF TIME .
GOING EAST.

I'm AND AFTER February 9TH, and until further
y notice Passenger Trains will leave and arrive
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Keokuk, Fl. D. M. & M. R. R.
Change Of Time.
ONE TRAIN EACH WAY DAILY.

AN and after wedn esday, Feb. 9Th, 1852, and until
" further notice. one daily train will run each way
Sundays excepted) as follows:
Leave Keokuk at 7:3O a m, ARRIVING at Ottumwa l2ia
p m, and at Eddyville 2:0O p m.
Leave Eddyyille at 1880 m, and arrive at Ottumwa
1916 M and at Keokuk $50 m.
tW-Passengers taking the Mail Train from keokuk
at $50 a m, make sure connections wttn stages ~
Eddyvie for Oskaoosa, Fit Desmoines, Council Bluffs
and all points west
Through tickets, as Low as the lowest, may be had
at the ONCE for all points i'm Middle, Western and
Southern Iowa, Kansas Nebraska &c.
TICKET OFFICE-At the Depot, foot OF Johnson
street. GEO. WILLIAMS, JR.
Feb s, 1862 Superintendent.
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LADIES. READ THIS.
LADIES, READ THIS.
DOUBLE THREADED
Sc WING Ma CHIMES.
Sc WING Nh CHIMES.

They have the highest tesimc malls and certifcate
in their favor from families and the public press
They will run backward or forward making smooth
and elastic stitch on all kinds fabric.
$50 EACH.
They are so simple in their construction that a
child of twelve years car work them with case. We
the though every third stitch be
cut. They make astronser and handsomer seam than
can be made by hand.
$50 EACH
These machines are used throughout the country
giving satisfaction to all who them, and are un-
doubtedly, the most economical, best made and
cheapest in use. They are fully warranted
$40 EACH.
These machines run with a FRICTION WHEEL doing
away with the stretching and annoyance of belt or
banda desderatum which has long been sought for
Our Machines have straight needle and guard to
prevent breaking, thus requiring not more than one
needle in six months common use.
$40 EACH.
We furnish full and explicit directions for using
them. Each machine. when sent out, is in perfect
running order. with sample of sewing cloth in pro-
per position, so that person can commence working
at once.
$40 FACE
They will Iem Stitch, Fell, Tuck, Gather Embroid.
er and make two different stitches the same ma
chine. They embrace two important impro veme nts
which render them the most desirable and simplest
Family machine everinvented.
$40 EACEy.
NOTICE We 3aer a liberal discount to parties
,s,s wishing an agency right of sale of
our Machines. With small invest
AGENTS ment of capital profitable business
can be readily established. All sales to Agents. with
discount must be invariably for CASH.
n. B.-0ur Machines all stand on a handsome table
aud are worked by a treadle. Send for descriptive
circular.
caT-on receipt of $40 we viii send Machine By re-
anrn ofeNpress orr If so ordered, we will send u ina
chine and the bill with it, that it need not be raid
for tilreceived. Address
GEO. r. COLLINS a. CO.
Chce-122 LAKE STREET, (up stairs CHICAGO
Sent % '6l-y
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OLD AND ONLY RELIABLE ROUTE East

Il: ON Burlington to Chicago, Detroit, Toledo,
Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Bali in New York and
all other Eastern nd South Eastern Cities.
Passengers leaving Burlirettr On the 6:CGA. NJ.
train connect at Mendoza with the Illinois Central
Ralroad North and Sonth, and at Chicago both the
Noon and Evening trains Both trains connect with
all she eat Eastern Railroad routes, towit N. c..
II via Detroit NJ via Toledo, and Pittsburgh
and TT Wayne via Fl Wayne, of which passen.
gers { axe their choice.
Only twenty lours from Burlington to Toledo
Thirteen hours ahead of any other route leaving Bur-
lington.
Baggage checked through to Detroit. Niagara Falls
and New York, Boston, Toledo, Dunkrk, GufaC,
Pittsburgh and Philadelphia.
Tickets for this great Eastern thor0ughaTe for sale
Ottumwa Ia rfied, Mt Pleasant. and ut the Tick.
ct Office corner Front and Watersheds, Burlington
Sleeping Cars attached to the Night trains.
Fare as low as by any other route.
RF. HOSF0RD,
Dec. is, '6l. GenlAg't c., b. q .R.R
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ID st. Louis and Chicago quicker than b! any OF rs
err route.
WESTWARD TRAINS.
Fast Mail Line--Leave Pittsburgh. 80. 14e a. m.
Arrives at Cresine. .i0:40 q. m
Making close connec ions with Belle fontaine and
Cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati Roads.
Arriving at Indianapolis at s:35 p. M; St. Lonis
lZ;lo p; nj Cincinnati ray p ~; ana Chicago ll:oG
by Steubenvle. Trains on both roads meet at Comm-
b.s, and passengers all go into Cincinnati together
Express 7rdin-Leaves Pittsburgh ....... IA a. M
Arrives at Crestline. .......... 1880 a.
Making close connections above
Arriving at Indianapolis at $40 NJ; st. Louis, 2:s
n. B:-Ihe time 30 Cincinnati is tie same as by
Steubenvile. Trains on both roads meet ut Column
bus, and passengers all 90 in Cincinnati together
Sleeping on this train fom Pittsburgh TO Gin
cinnati. to indianapolis, and to Chicago.
Trains through to Chicago without change ofcars
EASTWARD TRAINS.
Leave Chicago 6:lp m and Goo m Arriving at
Lima 2:25 IN and $40 Connecting with trains
for Dayton und Cincinnati. Arriving at Crestne
5:45 IN and 6:15 N.
Connecting with trains for Columbus Cincinnati,
Cleveland Buffalo aud the East, and arriving Pitts
turgh 2,2o IN and 40 pm. All making close con-
nections with trains Poems ylvania Railrond for
Philadelphia and the Eastern cities
accommodation TdiHs-Frnm Federal street, ~,
legheny, for New Brighton 9i5 m and 4O5 m; ar
rives at u. ightOn at Hoo M and 3 AZ Leav,
New Brighton at $50 m and 1880 IN, arrives at
Allegheny at $50 a m and 2.eopm.
Allegheny and Economy Accommoda tiontrair leave
Allegheny at II m and m, aud arrives al Economy
at l 90 p m and m. Leaves Economy at G 80 a IN
ana oo9 y IN ana arrives In Allegheny at 20 a IA
and4.50pm.
Alliance Market Trdin.--Leaves Alliance at G. 90
m and arrives in Allegheny at IL 80 m; leaves Al
legheny at 22o and arrive in Alliance at M
stopping at all stations for passen and marketing
Tickets will be sold for these tra Ms ed rates.
Through Trains connect as follows:
At Alliance, with trains the Cleveland and Pitt
burgh Railroad
At Orrville Ohio to and from Millersburg
Cuyhoga Falls, &c.
At Mansfield, Ohio, for Mt Vernon Shelby ssndusky,
Toledo, iOit, &c. =
AT Crestline, for Delaware, Springfield. Columbus.
Cincinnati, Xenia, Dayton, indianapolis, st. Louis,
Louisville &c.
AT Forest forspringfeld sandusky, Dayton, Cfncin-
natl, &C.
At Lima, for Sydney, Dayton, Cincinnati &c.
AT Fort Wayne, for Peru, Lafayette (Indiana y St.
Louis, apa Intermediate points in Central In diana
and Illinois t,t1
At Ply mouth, for Laporte.
At Wanatah, for all points on the New albany and
Salem Railroad.
ond at Chicago with trains for all points in Illinois
Iowa. Wisconsin, and Minnesota
For further information, and Throng h Tickets apply
j. STEWART, Ticket Apent,
Passenger Station, Pittsburgh.
GEORGE PARKIN, Ticket 4 gent,
Passenger Station. allegheny.
Through Tickets for sale at the Ticket Offices OF tho
Company on the line OF the road to all parts Of the
United States. Ct. IfiTIIEWAS,
General Passenger agent, Pittsburgh
March 10. 1851
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1861. THE 1861.
PITTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD.
TO nil Points i'm the south. West. ai,d
Northwest.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.

VHNIME to Cincinnati as quick, and to indianapolis,
ID st. Louis and Chicago quicker than by any OF is
err route. - -
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50 IL rH.gls Sga.G W CIV
Great Broad Guagc, Double Track
and Telegraph Route


TENONew York, Boston, and all eastern cities, ca r
a. rying the Great Western and NertaWestern
United States mails.
Express Trains leave Dunkirk and Buffalo, daily,
on arrival of all trains the Lake Shore Railroad
fl ON Cleveland Chicago, Milwaukee, st. Louis Bur-
lington, Keokuk, st. Paul, Dubuque, Galena, Iowa
City, &c.,-ihe only cars running through from the
LAKES to New York city without change.
Baggage checked through. Fare always as Low
by any other route.
Be particular and call for tickets via Erie Rail-
road, WHICH axe SOLD ~ all the principal Railroad
offices in the West
This road affords facilities for shipment Of freight
superior to any other route.
AN EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN
leaves New York daily, making close connections
through to allpoints West quicker time than
before made on any line.
For freight rates ,ure off G. Oatman n, 240 Broad
way, New York, Chss. Thurman, 1SS Broadway, New
York o. H. p Archer, 23 South street, n. Y; j. S.
Dunlap - state Street, Boston Erie Railway Office,
81 Clark St., Chicago. CHAS. MINOT,
f. S. SPENCER, Gen'lSupt, n. Y.
Western Ag't Chicago, Ill. A. BARBER,
March IL, 1862. Agent, Burlington, Iowa.
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OCULEST.
DR.. VIM. NICK. FINDLEY,

WHISTLES to inform the puplc that he Is prepar
w ed and competentto operate on the following
diseases of the eye, to-wit:
Ctttardct tSrabismms Pte,yiusn, Anaurosas
Lachrymdk Duct and Injuries Of the Nasal Duets:
and that he can cure All cases o Oplthdtna, o.
the most malignant character, aottoat rssortfng to
the CRUEL and BARBARous practice of Burning the Ely
with Caustic. of Nitrate of Silver.
- REFERRNCE-Dr. John d. Ebert, Van Buren, county:
John L. Sanford, keokuk, Lee Co. Adam Nelson, APP
panoose Co.; Rev. G. Vincen, HoH James c. Green,
Henry Co.; John Miner, Schuyler Co, Mo.
Persons can be provided with suitable board where
they can be cared for.
sB1No Care pay
BLOOMFIELD, Davis untv 10 "a.
March q, 1923 l4-Gm
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Is MANUFACTURING

IL MANUFACTURING
Stockings and Socks, Qferery size and texture, IN
dershiris, Drdecers, tOa,torts, Table Corers, M
td,,y lSashes Nubids Under-.Sleeres, Tides, Son
tags, Md@ls, RigoIets, Cdpes, Crdrdts, Head
Dresses, dc.
They use any description of thread, Silk, Linen or
Cotton, and Yarn of every kind and of any SIZE from
10 to 80 guage coarse fine, rough or smooth hard
slack twisted, home spun machine spun They
Twist the Yarn from The breaches, as they Knit
They make 5000 Stitches a Minute.
The same stitch exactly made by haqd. Any
one who can turn a crank can use Them child can
operate them when the work is commenced. Six doz-
en- pairs of Stockings can be made a day easily, and
with steady work this number be greatly increas-
ed. They very simple; the most inexperienced
can at once work and understand them they do not
get out of order, and with good care they will last
life time.
The slightest reflection will show that q Knitting
Machine, by its novelty, and the various uses to
which it can be applied, is altogether better,
Profitable Investment, than Sewing Machine, for
the Knitting Machine is actual producer of goods
which very saleable, because every
stockings socks, &c, which can be made nc The ma
chine and sold at very liberal profit From 81 to
50 a day profit can be made on them,--those who
them attest to this fact. The Farmer knit his
wool, and sell the goods manufactured. In neigh.
borhood a Machine win pay for itself easily in
shorttime.
To introduce the Machine in the Northwest, we
propose sell but Machine the first year in each
township giving the purchaser chance to operate
the Machine without competition, so as to make the
gave to suitable persons who purchase ofus the
right to sell Machines in their Townships, at good
profit, thus enabling them by two methods TO easily
earn the price of a Machine PRICE OF MACHINE,
complete, FORTY-FIvE DOLLARS.
A Circular, which will send on application, viii
give further and full particulars cut of Machine, &c.
With each Machine is sent complete Book of In
struc.ion giving full directors how to use the Ma
chime, and to make and finish all the rtcles it knits
Address, with Stamp, BRANsoN ELLIOTT,
Ofhce-l20 Lake Street, CHICAGO.
JuI