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The national Republican., 1862-02-05
LOCAL NEE,H.,1. H1.
EeAAvvlr1aosen

Rsssiy 10 sAsasani ssSiss os ~ Atse.
Kcaa ass eirvuistsd asloss W 1osast D6SvI
Mon svssy day, ,bsssdss tAsllsss nsnbsFsssvs1
to regular nhssribsrs AAvsstspsS wiIi tsks
a0tA Aeeofd1nG1y. p o MAJ NJ bI ~ a
The national Republican., 1862-02-05
New Banlkiag Concern

II ID rumored that new banking concern,
composed Of some Of the best men In New York
with an immense capital and long'establsh
connections win 60 into operation, In the course
Of few weeks, In this oity.
The national Republican., 1862-02-05
RslsaMd.

DR.. Francis Nsals, Of St. Aary's county
Maryland, who was arrested and co.'hned II
this city about two weeks ago, has been 70
his home.
The national Republican., 1862-02-05
Connect,oa Complsssd.

A track has been laid aoross the Long Bridge,
thus cSmplstipg railroad connection between
this oity and Alexandria. Trains now pass
over the bridge regularly.
The national Republican., 1862-02-05
Alnest . Dasi.

I-Two German oficers got into quarrel abssS
eisffiIpg MISTER, few days ago, II Gsrhsrdt'e
restaurant, whom one Of the o6ioers ohallenged
place were appointed, seconds chossh, and al
tho necessary arrangements for hostile meet.
ing made. The challenged party, with bis SEQ
ond, was on the ground ut the appointed time,
the ofhcer who had received the challenge mel
the other, armed with rxw.hids, In the above.
mentioned saloon. Some words ensued be.
tween them, whom the oficer with the raw.
head and shoulders at round rate. Tho bsr.
keeper Of the establishment then intsrfered,
and jerking the raw hide out Of the hands -oi
the enragsd son Of mare, turned II upon him.
beating him over the head and in the fsos very
Tbs 6slIigsrents learning that the police had
got wind ofthe sffAir, and were on their track, !,
concluded to miIzle. which they did In short
order, and have not sinoe been seen or hesyd
The national Republican., 1862-02-05
AMdssf1 f1nones.

CAs.sff's ntssf..ts, a ud4 FslIots Hsla,
eontipas z s.t5re. lsssc crowd. & iaa .s,i"s =.
"Do66is Nodded Rco@," Win Chrisly as ths
unfoftunats "Dajeimer. y to.pisht agaiG; Friend
Smith Isst night = Bones" Bully iIr Saith.
ifs ya55l cdstsssast. :, p b ,gsa >
An afl4rupon psvfbrtllsnos wtn % given TO-.
day for laqes iA1 children, With maeniAoent
ssscn.'o s.s:.s ,s 3 ssssG ss ssS %
the Lsoni troupe. 10 night, 8 nag SoaStand his.
torioal tsbloau. WashinGton Ut valIsy Forge;
showing the difference 6etwssa the psst and
present. The Canterbury nisstysls VIII prob:
arston, Raoul, the Magic Glsr.
The national Republican., 1862-02-05

A GENTLEMAN who has had Neul
"A years, sxperisnoe ~ NEWSPAPER ED
desires employment Address II J" Rpubliean once
feb ST
The national Republican., 1862-02-05
Dr. Traii's l.sstars.

asssnbled at The Young Mons Ctftetisa Asso.
citation room. 70 listen 70 the yesy ipt:rsstlnt
10 ssid Ss c(ms 10 ihis ~ 6fsr rsfasd tAss
he should And hone 70 takS ihl1sSS e. ~ spb,
which might 81 asksd 1lm on his ihsoIy, ~
especially did Be ass!ss4s orit'e'sn q tAsss
Hs t:r.sd % III lie VSI aSs s5lsianio sys,ss. We
say that tho healing power ID In the human
system itseif aa1 not u ihs ppIi.ncss ussd.
Not one Of The nsdiesi tsaslSfs Of ths ether
to know what II is. Our system consista in
giving nature just what she can use. and in
withholding Whatever she cannot use. The
other syst1n has q list Of two Thousand me4t
cines, arrt9gsd under ths vasseas hssda<of
Disease n only an effort Of nature TO sst rid
Of pOisOns, or other fOp1igu iuAueuoes In the
system. He eontendsd that medicine b m "a.
tagonism, and not,An A1lnity. He related the
case ofa soldier Ehon he recently saw. e Ehc
he was attacked BY smother dtssAes, and 4 ON
that 10 s1I1 another, when At last he wss brought
up with hopeless consumption. He sflrn 9
that ~ y own treatment, be- would only have
our army and army hospitals, BY disssssi
falsely treated. than the rebels kill. s5
By his own systsm, when he 10 sick, he only
fesIsthat II ia n friendly struggle Of nature "a
cure htm. All the other sy.tem,ssy thaS thsiI
medicines cure, but none Of them can give the
reason why they cure. - 90 =.
We are cslled one idsaists. Ne denied IL
vo uss all the various means and appliAnuss
which nature xfIrds. except poisons. They
only use one agent In their efforts to cure. ant
that 10 poison. Which are the one idsaists!
He concluded BY expressing desire to mee
the most Intelligent and learned men Of tht
city, and the nation, and present 70 them hiI
theory; HhiGh he clximed he could demohstratl
sn hA AnNte Ntofa al NJ Gun
The national Republican., 1862-02-05

The U.ien Prayer Meeting WIN BE-
holden every day this week In the Lutherss Church
sv. J. G. Butlerf,) at the corner Of Eleventh and
n streets, commanding at ~ O'Clock pm, and con.
tinued bat ose hour. ian n
The national Republican., 1862-02-05
.JaY Coolka 4 Co. -.

The well.known Philadelphia bankers, have
established branch ONCE In this oity, on Fiji
teenth street, opposite tho Treasury Depart
The national Republican., 1862-02-05

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Cbfblalns, Frosted fess Bed Nalb, Bnjareed Joint,
an1ell dissases Of the FGot earea without pain, b.
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40 Pennsylvania Aveeus, bstween ~ end 0lh 10
Room No. up stain. lErgr
Omcs hours IRON - =. 70 O. p. n.
| - ODER 10 call q pfivAfs fsetdsAcss geompu
L. Ind1a llu bier 0eSAs. sah \
Rubbsr Blasksts ies so3diss, - sasA. .sgts
4ubbsr Pooehos a1A Blaakets oombired, ~
. india Rubbsr Goats, whass end black, sfso saeh
Hsa 4! fisd. a.SS:! s,ss.
Boets aad Shosa, Rsbbsr stopp! N ~ Bottles, Dod
Nat, Undsrhssting fs Beds q aiokness, 10 b.,
manufActurerv' prioSS. at N. A. HALLS
l = ,f ISdia Rubber warshouse,
- sisE 3O0 PeArsylvsniA avenas,
dso l9-tt Bet Ninth and Tenth sta.
The national Republican., 1862-02-05
BOOTS.

cheap. Waterproof Boots Philadslphia Boots
from $3.50 up. dsnts, Ladies and Children,' Shoes
At prees . low Is they can be hsd s9SSh 2!
fab 4-lvif Seventh stnnok I1Apd.
The national Republican., 1862-02-05

DOAnDlNG,-Afe few persons can be accommo.
Il Sstsd Win board and lodging, IN private fam.
iiy on street, No. 4S7, between Fourth and Fifth
styy.sts feb 3-Th
The national Republican., 1862-02-05
Cugrooalon.

10 our report Of. the meeting Of the Restau.
rateurs, In ysstsrdsy's paper, We unintention.
ally did them injustice. They did not Dc.
nounoe the military authorities, but appointsd
committee Of reliable gentlemen, from their
pledge all OF them engaged In business here to
refrain from selling liquor TO soldiers under
any circumstances whatever, and to request
him TO leave their business With citizens TO the
control Of the OWL authorities.
The national Republican., 1862-02-05
Future DAy0.

Br J. o. nooulsn = CO., A.es'e..'r'.
SALE OF VALUABLE oBJxCTy or ART,
Csrvsd Vases, Ornaments, ormuls Clocks.
Bronss', A. recently mpo,tsd from Eu,op. by
De phia, and 70 be sold 1t public sale on THURS.
DAY MORuIHG Februsfy 9Th, s1t O'Clock, on
the second hoor 1 our Avction Rooms
fhs collsc 100 will b. arranged for examination
Wednesday the 6th In tant, and will consist Of
Superb and elegant Agate and DirdIglio vsscs
Cruits, Urns, 10.
Large bronss Candelehras, six lights
Superb French Gilt Clock, and Candelebrss 10
Large BL qust figures, representing Loui, XIV,
and Madaos Lavsiette, the largest and first
ever imported
Choice Parlsian Fancy Goods, comprising Card
Receivers, Lsdies' Work cases, Coognes 20 ,
ko
The whole iuvoi,e n of Messr viii Bros own direct
In portaton, snd comprises the hnsst collection Cfob
jecn Of fsrt EVER offered ct pubic sale.
Terms o. b.
JAS c. McGUIRE d co,
feb I'D Auoioneers.
The national Republican., 1862-02-05
pY J. Q. MCGUIRE q co., AucsioDeers.
|pY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aue.,.,s.r..
TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
BY vi,tue Of deed Of trust from Albert ]. Webb
sad wife to tbs undersgned, dated 18th day Of Au.
gust 1884, and recorded In Liber J. A. s., No. 81,
blio 81 &o and At the request of the owner Of the
debt thereby secured, VII offer for .sls, on FRI
DAY, the TN day Of Febru,ry next, at O'Clock p.
m at the rooms Of Green Williams, 10 the city Of
Washingtos, corner Of Seventh and d streets, all
the rights estate, interest and claim Of the said
Albert J. Webb and wife Of in and to Lots nun
bsred one, two, twenty three, twenty four, and oil
that part Of Lot numbered twenty two, which ie'
main. aftsr dedueting 20 much thereof ss was con
Andsisea, ,,bX deed datsd sth September, lsis, rs
corded In Libsr "a, page <l4, in square seven bur
dred and eighty, according 70 the plan Of the said
City q W.shington. This properly is q the oor
ch sser to comply within two days, the trustee re
ssrves the right 10 resell the property et his risk
aitsr I've days notioe thereof IN some public news
paper of the City Of Warrington.
The title 10 believed to bs indisputabls. Convey
ANDREW wYLIE,
Trustee
GREEN WILLIAMS,
Jan 2S-eodkds Auctioasers.
The national Republican., 1862-02-05
TAY COOK = q co.,
h a N * n H -.
No asa NylesntA srsa, opposite Treasury BuiId,~g,,
WASHINGTON CITY.

have opened st No. 4B2 Fifteenth street, an once
for the transaction Of general Exchange, Collect.
Ing and Banking Businese.
and Bonds. (on eommision,) Drans on American
ssd European cities, reosivs Deposits, and make
o is SMim ~ " JAY COOKE co.
The national Republican., 1862-02-05
Jusg RgsL'sHED.
Yankee Volunteers
MARCHING INTO DIXIE.
FUSE PUDLlsHED.

This is . very brilliant Picture, AMI Il Lltho.
graphed and Printed in I've oolos. All loyal pso.
Die should nave ore. We have the above Pio ure,
Letter Size, for SOLDIER to send home to thsii
fYisads. Liberal disoount TO the Trads
For sale at oil the Periodical aAd Nswsdsalefs
Al srders promptly attended TO st $50 Penn. ave.
Wholssae AEeat, @. +. kOkSE co.
N.B-Ws hsvs . large sssoftnsut Of ths NJ
Cavalry, Infantry. and Hiaf BOOTS to b found d
this city. Also. Taptols BalnoFals, Buck Glove
and asantsts, riags Of Al d.sefipfiS,s' a1d%sds
wholesale and retail, at <so Penn ave.
fsb l-eoim G. r. HORSE 4 CO.
The national Republican., 1862-02-05
CfitAinal Coure.

Danisl O'Calligan, indicted for the larceny OF
ten dollars In money from Daniel O'Brien, on
the 18th Of January, was found guilty. Sen.
tenced 10 one year and six months In the peni-
tentisry. M .au. .-sa
John W. Wilson, alias Williams, indicted for
the larceny OF two dfsssss, valued at seventeen
dollare, from John Heissr, on the list January,
WAS hvpught In guilty. 6entencsd 70 one year
and six months Imprisonment In the psniten.
tiary. i-. q. r t
Alexander Rxgan, indicted for the larceny Of
n coat valued at Et dollars, the property Of
Michael Scott. WAS acquitted. n. ' N
Eugene Dunlop, toofored,) indicted for the
larceny Of . quantity Of maokerel from Patrick
White, on the 2lth OF January, was acquitted.
John Mason, (colored,) for the same ofencs,
was convicted, and sentenced to nine months
confinement in jail. ... 'z- .''
The court then adjourned.
The national Republican., 1862-02-05

NIOTICE.-Ths undersigned, who 10 known by
IN ali 70 be law abiding and loyal citizen, and
house, st the came time claiming from the city su
thores proe ,tion from encroal hment upon bis last
rights under bis license, and under the laws Of this
he 10 sorcumscrbed In his business, and docs
not desre 10 violate any order of the military au
so!dier Of the United States army will enter his
house for the purpose Of obtaining refreshments or
iiouors q he will not sell to them None bsx 1p1c
e;tsscns viii be accommodated.
CHARLES KLOMAN,
f,b3Llw No. 500 Seventh st .bet. ID and T.
The national Republican., 1862-02-05
Deaths q ooltlasis.

The following deaths among the soldiers have
occurred since our last report:
d. b. Chamberlain, company 4, Fifth United
States cavalry, 1t Eruptiye Hospital.
Lemuel Whit, company I, Tenth New Jersey
volunteers, ut ErupttSe Hospital. 81 =
Private Sawyer, oc1pany p, Second Maine
Alden Olarb, oonspsny 3, Tsnth New Jersey
volunteers, It Warren Hospital.
A. 6tmmonds, company L, Ninth New York
's John :. smith smith. company q. Flny. second
P4nnsyltsnis yoldntssrsI ft camp.
Adam Shields company A, First United States
cavalry; Ut CollmbiSn Hospital
Sergeant kcnsnnamsn, conpsny ], Fourth
U. g. cavalry. III
James U. Russell, COMPANY I. Fourth Penn.
sylvAnis cavalry, xt Columbian Collage.
James B. MoC0mb, company -, Fifty.sixth
Now York volunteers, ut camp.
Al0nzo wilson, company -, giNy sixth Now
York volunteers, at Damp.
Edward Muller. company G, Eighty y.seventh
New YORK volunteers, at camp.
b. jeffrey, company I, Eighth N. Y. cavalry
at Columbian College. ~. ..rs..
John BAN. company Q. First Michigan cavalry
vt Damp. O. " . . ... -
Rslativss Of deceased soldiers can be fur
nished with all the Information they desire In
relation to the burial place of their friends, 10.
by calling on J. W. Plant, Government under
tSker, il8 beventh street, between g and H.
The national Republican., 1862-02-05
p e X II A MS "
8 r O NOD
GRAND EXCURSION
TO.

From BALTIMORE 70 NEW YORK, sad r.
From BXIiTiIMio6iEI 70 sOsr;oN. ana r.. "
Tickets good 10 lsave Baltimore up TO April lst,
and good TO fetura asy day mp to Nay 1st.
Ticsets for sale st Mr.. Pssham,s elacs, in the
NATIONAL HOTEL
and SD.n Jan 8l-llts
The national Republican., 1862-02-05
Ru n RHsID,E's -g-. q
PATENT P0RTABEE HOUSE.

The inventor call. ~ atssation Of sutlsrs and
others to this usefal Invention. A Houss can Be
tulit BY this invention without nails, Sorsws, q
Barnes and Stables built In the same way. II
boards
Orders can be LEFT with
SAMUEL WISE, Builder,
No. $40 street. near Thir:eenth,
Jan li-lm tStarl washiagton, D. c.
The national Republican., 1862-02-05

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The national Republican., 1862-02-05

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The national Republican., 1862-02-05

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The New York herald., 1862-09-09
SALES or REAL ESTATE.
RXAE orFosruNri roK q cArIfALIsrs Or PR

RARE OPPORTUNITY FOk CAfIfALIsTs Or FER
The Subscriber sAle his Country Residence
eany laid out that II caA pe dvoeo 'ec
tArce dsnc psrcels each having weser 'front.' snd nos
an1endd baildns The property ooneso oi o acres,
ma stvnsh old snson s lawn or lofty
shade ses npersd. innumerabse ANA Of great
variety garden tassfuy desned and stocked with fruits
snd oabadingH lscadias farm hos.s yssAtnfns
The situation has hneqnaed Advantasss for either private M
residepce spceulAtion, having bold shore en tne
sounS mile in srten sSes beised by and ins
one aide BY road; the lands tracing the rivers
realty aope that every building site
One We've Of the SOUND and surrounding county. rwS
shirds have water front Tho p7ce Per
fscsiy healthy, water excellent and cir nySorsnng DIS
fro the II miles by New Haven hai6oedi onsi-
city this place IN less ume than
from Harlem by the avenue Persons desirous OF
avodng the and desentens IN croseng
the wei give this their early
OF equal size within one hundred miles
Of New York combines The diversified .dvannges and rsgs
apponments The distance 70 rNroad satens two
mites When Cbstsworth" y made station, now IN con-
Temptation fdepot already bu the distance win be only
han mile Apply ON the premises % ooY,,vs
srs him atthe Office Of Woodruff Co. 20 Broad street
TresdsyA Thursdays and Saturdays between IL ana
esclook where map can be seen.
The New York herald., 1862-09-09

~ WEST SEVENTEENTH STREET.-DESIRABLE
Rooms TO let with Board, for families or single gentle
men, In FIRST class house.
The New York herald., 1862-09-09
FUKNITURE.

A BEDROOM SUIT OF ENAMELLED FURNITURE
"A in all eolers, .f Warranted manufacturer also sold
chestnut Chamber Suits, plain and Ornamental, at H.
FARRfNGTONis, 1868 Canal street, opposite Wooster Es
tablished In 1888.
The New York herald., 1862-09-09

DRUG STORE FOR SALE-DOIN0 A COON BUSI.
- mesa located in the village Of West Farms, Westches
county II miles the City Hail. satisfactory
for selling given application at Sl Broadway or a. the
Drug store, West Farms.
The New York herald., 1862-09-09

DTLLiARDs LOT Cr six OK SEVEN FIRST RATE
ID PLpan 1atlts t0f sals shcaF for or naGe Al.
aI.ss BlnIalGs Boy la iitrsd slce.
The New York herald., 1862-09-09

CNOR sALE-IF SOLD THIS MONTH-FOR $780,
which 50 000 the Waverley Hote; long lease and
Furniture OF parlors kitchen and Fixtures OF bar room
line Stable, with six box stalls For roads,Se house i
and Bloomngdas road. None but cash customer
nee danniY
The New York herald., 1862-09-09

FOR SALE.

A SPLENDID BAR COUNTER AND SHELVING FOR
IA SALE bar the all the lead pipes
complete for q first Apply at Ia Broadway
SPENCER, In the Of the Cheesemongers'.
The New York herald., 1862-09-09

&C. wanted 70 purchase for cash Must be free from
NOR age aud otner cus Aidress Furniture. box 442o
New YORK Post oniCc.
The New York herald., 1862-09-09

TNOR SALE-TWO STORES "a SEGAR, AND CONFEC-
tonery Fruit Sore) the City Hail. the prnct
pal doing back
attached each the continued Ill health of the owner the
for selling Apply the premises 70 Court street
Hroo
The New York herald., 1862-09-09

A TTENTIoN-LADIEs AND GENTLEMEN, IF You
IA wish ind the and honest dealer +. HARRIS,
dispose of your Cast 0d Clothing Carpets Furniture and
Jewey the best 90 TO cal al Or address NO 100
Seventh avenue where you Will be dealt with salts
faction guarantee 70 pay the following prices -sik
Dresses from So $50 for Coats from - TO S5, for
Pants from 81 to S. Please do not forget HARRIS lo6
Seventh between Twentieth and streets
Ladies attended by Mrs Harris.
The New York herald., 1862-09-09
SUMMER RESORTS.

f,ATTsRILL MOUNTAIN HoUsE-TTIIs fAvoRITF
~ summer open for tne reception OF guests
Waters viii find At all times authorized agent al the
Csttskt steamboat landings and Caskll station Hudson
charge OF baggage, &c.
The New York herald., 1862-09-09

N EXTRA CHANCE.-$3ooOO WORTH OF CAST OFF
"a Clothing wan ed, for New Orleans the undersigned
having received the above order lie guarantees 70 pay the
oowng each artcie-For silk dresses, from 81
$40; coats from s. $50; for pants from q TO So
Also carpets, iewelry furniture, &c B-The highest
prices paid gold anonds. Call ad-
dress by noe Anha I52 Seventh between Twen
eth Twenty streets Ladies attended by Mrs. An
halt.
The New York herald., 1862-09-09

TyOR SALE.-HOTEL AND RESTAURANT, KNOWN
the Philadelphia House; the Lease, Stock Fixtures
Furniture, everything with the business
Newly fitted up Inquire at l48 Front street.
The New York herald., 1862-09-09
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Cl1OTllIN q.

A BETTER CHANCE THAN EVER-SS5, 600 WORTH
n of cast Clothing wanted, within month. Tor New
Orleans Ladies and gentlemen having any OF the above to
dispose Of the following From 70 10 $O
for silk Dresses from 50 SIS for Goats from u to 70 Tor
Pants Also Snaws Cloaks Carpets Furniture; the high
est prices paid Please call a Minz,
2S3 avenue Eighteenth street ades attended
by Mrs Mntz Orders from Brooklyn Jersey City pnnst-
ally attended 10. Please remember the original b. Minz
[S3 SIKH avenue
The New York herald., 1862-09-09

TTENTION FOR l64 SEVENTH AvENUE.-I RE.
"A ceved large for off Clothing Carpets Fur
niture &C. have them Prices be obtained
foows:-For Silk Dresses Sc To $35; Coats ~ 10 SIS;
Pants II 81 to 50; other articles accordingly paid Tor by
calling addressing the original old well known dealer,
H. HARRIS. l64 Seventh avenue, between Twenty rs and
Twenty streets, you viii meet with satisfaction
L. adj fnnde hv Mrs. Harrs
The New York herald., 1862-09-09

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE wANTED-I WISH TO
IL purchase ab,at 81 O01 worth q good plain furniture
OF various eiuts, for which viii pay cash. Any family
about breaking up will call o or address a line 10 r.
Mathews "a broadway.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-05-22
SEWING MACHINES.
L. CORNELL 4 cos
Family and Manufacturing
$40 SEWING MACHINES.
TAGGART Il FARR'S PATENT.

Ne are happy to say TO the thousands who using
our machines and the thousands that want them that
each machine now bears the patent license stamp OF
GROVER BAKER. elias Howe, jr., and all persons
selling using them are secure against any moesta
ton.
Our Machines are now Just what want them; in
direct competition and equally popular basis with
best made and highest priced machines in any mar
ket, and they are still sold at $40 and S45, including
Hemtners tof which have several styles, Needles
and everything necessary their in family shop
This makes them still the legitimate and first
class Machine in market.
In justice to our Machine. as we'll as our customers
chine which does not wholly satisfy the purchaser.
This feature alone makes our machine worth much
any Other there necessarily some risk in
buy ins most machines.
few of its superior qualities are thcse:-It uses a
straight needle has great space under the arm; sews
from two common spools, neither being fastened ana
both in sight; turns hnges is secured from dust and
exposes no o purchase greater than thai OF
any other machine:it has but two regulating screws
and both are above and in ont driving wheel is en-
rey cbtside Of the table, it requires alteration for
ally ariecs Of work it will certainly do heater greater
variety Of work than any machine among the hundreds
with we are acquainted its tension 10 perfect 1t
runs easily and still; it bothers nobodyj novices can
man IL. None other will satisfy where is known.
We can safely say that no piece Of labor-saving ma
chinery ever grew rapidly into universal favor as our
sewing machines. Three years has placed them in the
very front ranks clas5 machines, and though our
manufacturing facilities have been largely increased we
have not been able to supply the demands during the
past season. we can now nil All ORDERS nave au-
ded to our sly les the Rigsdc Blake johnson adus.
table liemmer, and defy the world 20 produce
better instruments for doing all kinds of sewing and
embroidery. Let erert who is interested in the
great Improvements in sewing machines, whether they
wish to purchase or not send for Descriptive Circular
and samples ofstitch.
We must caution the public az sins: unprincped and
perfectly irresponsible parties who have claimed TO he
our representing that machines out
of market, and offer cast away machine Of in its
place, We only sell machines. raggart Il
farr patent, and the sole propretors in the eight
Northwest ern States. Address
.CORNELLG CO.,
Post Once box 81, Chicago, III.
Call ut I33 Lake Street. {up- stars.) yS--nO2