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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-05-14
New Advertisements,
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

pursuance OF an act Of the Legislature Of the State
Of Michigan, entitled An act Provide for the Drain
and Reclamation Of Swamp Lands by Of STATE
Roads and Ditches,n approved February H. A. D. 1852
and the acts amendatory thereto the undersigned Com
missioner on the Saginaw City and Alma Stats Road
viii proceed 70 let the work said road the following
times and places That portion Of said commencing
at the centre OF section twenty seven the limits a Sae
City running west to section stake No. II east OF
ST. Louis being IS chains and fifty lins east Of Nerd
ian line viii be sold at the Office Of Curtis King in the
City Of Saginaw, on Wednesday the llth day Of June
next commencing at 10 O'Clock A. n Also at the same
time and place will be let the contract for building
bridge acroee Swan Creek section twenty seven town
twelve north of range three east Also that portion OF
said road commencing at section stake number twelve
2) east Of ST. Louis to the village Of Alma in Gratos
county will be sold Carks Hotel in st. LOUIS ratjot
county, on Wednesday the 18th day Of juno neIt
msncing at 10 O'Clock A. n Plans and specifications
will be made known the day Of SALE Contracts win
be made for the performance Of said payable in
Swamp Lands which have the privilege Of
selecting in part Of the Lower Peninsula where sad
lands are In market. The Commissioner reserves the
right to reject all bids consistent with the
best interests Il the State Security will required Of
all contractors for the faithful performance OF their
contracts at the time Of letting.
LORENZO B. CURTIS Commissioner
Dated, May 5, 1872 3ssvS
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REBELLION REcoRD.-Part Is Of the
Rebellion Record 10 received. This number con.
tains the portraits Of Capt; Charles Wilkes, Of
the Trent netosiety, and Lieut.. John T. Greble.
These portraits alone are worth the price OF the
book.
G. p. Putnam, $50 Broadway, N. Y. Price,
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MIsrAKEs.-Last week, in giving the
dimensions Of the new building erected by Aessrs.
Bartseh and Amerhein, ws inadvertently stated
The length % 46 feet. Their buildings are to
- Sc feet long, and will make very handsome
block.
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says that the expenses Of the war have been sx'
asgerated, only a. occasional days expenses
having run then up to the maximum stated ia
the newspapers. On thorough review of ssI
pass present and prospective expenses, be doe'
not estimate the total debt on Jsly lst at ovsl
$500 900 600
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WORTH READrNG.-The advertisement
Of Messrs. Montgomery h Miller We commend
to the attention Of all housekeepers, as contain
ing information Of value to them. First class,
ftesh Groceries are what are desired by all who
have to purchase such articles, which can always
b obtained Of this firm. Give them trial, aud
We feel confident that you will be fully satisfied
With goods and prices.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-05-14
The Attack ON eur Mississippi 1lotilla.
Flag Ship Benton, Above Fort Pillow,
Nav 10.

LAY IO.
To Gideon Welles, Secretary Of the Navy:
Tho naval engagement fer which the rebels
haS been preparing, took place this morning.
The rebel feet Of eight iron clad gunboats, and
fourteen Of their rams, came up Handsomely.
The fight lasted an hour. Two rebel gunbsats
were blown up, and one sunk. when the enemy
retreated precipitately under the guns Of the
fort. Only two of our gunboats were engaged.
The Cincinnati received some injury from
the rams. but win be in lighting condition TO.
and is seriously wounded. The Benton lie unin-
jared. The rebel squadron is supposed to be
commanded by Hollins.
Signed, c. b. DAVIS,
Commanding Miss. Flotilla, pro TEN.
Cairo. Nay IL.
Tho desperation Of the lebel causs in Missis-
,ippi eliminated yesterday, in an attack on the
aotilla- Early Saturday morning, eight of their
gunboats came arouRd the point above the Fort,
and boldly advanced towards the fleet The
Cir cinnati, which was stationed at point where
the rebels came up on Friday, and did not at
tract their attention until the fleet had passed
above her. As soon A. she was seen, sinulta
ueous attack from the whole Of their gunboatl
| Was made upon her with but little effect, - tn.
guns we're poorly aimed. The Cincinnati in th,
meantime had hauled into the stream, where q,
ircn.clad ram. supposed to be the Mallory, id
vanced IN the face Of coatiaued broadsidss fire.,
the former, until within forty yarde, and, being
faster sailer, succeeded in moving between t.
Cincinnati and the right hand, where men ap
peared upon her decks preparing to board viii
snpask thss~n out. whieh design was frustr.
ted BY throwing hot water from the steam bate
ries Of the Cincinnati. In the meantime ,h
rest Of our gunbsats had arrived II the scene q
action and engaged the rebel feet The Mallo
y, ain sndauntsd BY faii.re, attempted to beer
the Carendelst bat failing also in this, on Il.
head Of etean, came towards the Cincinnati, q
idsutH with the intention ia. run her dew
Capt. Stenben in command Of the latter, waiss
nsa IL rsbsl nsastsr was within 20 yard,
vAn 10 ssat sbssadlids int her fsa HI Pa
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Wednesday Morning, May ll;h. 1862

Doors AND SHoEs-See the advertise
ment Of X. Bosthroyd L Co., in another column
They have large and good stock Of boots and
Shoes, and are doing thriving business.
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In Woodruff, Shawassee Co., Mich. by William Hard
ESD, Mr.. JOHN ESTEY, Of Williamson, Ingham Co.. and
Mr. ANN OORCORAN, Of Woodruff, shiawassee Co.
April % 1862 at the residence Of the brides uncle
Hon. II. IL Smith, by the Rev. c. s. Armstrong, Dr. j.
r. SMILEY and Miss NINA g OIMsTED both Of lansing
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Special Notices.
READ THIS.

READ THIS.
Group, Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint cured by
TRASK'S MAGNETIC OINTMENT.
IndOlent Tumors and S0rss cured by Trasks Magnetic
Ointment.
Cancers cured by Trask's Magnetic Ointment.
Eryspeas cured by Trask's Magnetic Ointment
Salt Rheum cured by Trask's Magnetic Ointment
Itch cured by Trask Magnetic Ointment.
Eruptions cured by Trask's Magnetic Ointment.
Hair restored by Trask's Magnetic Ointment
Read Advertisement in this paper. 3m3ss
MAYHKw's Book KEEPING.-Business men unite in say
ing this is The best work oerel TO the publc Its
author is President of the Albion Commercial College
institution which affords superior facilities for obtain
ing good business education at low rates The book
Mich. who will send 1t bv mail postage paid for exam
| nation, on receiving the price in Stamps. 35omS
HEIMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU,
HEIMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU,
THE GREAT DIUREIIC
| HELMBOLDS EXTRACT HCHU,
HEIMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU,
THE GREAT DIURErIC
Bladder, Kidneys,
Gravel, Dropsy,
Organic Weakness,
| And all Diseases Of the Urinary Organs
See Advertisement in another column Cut it out an.
| send for the medicine at once
BEWARE OF COCNLERFEIZN 2mSes
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CTRAYRD. Froa he suhseribsr. q
~ dart red COW about medium si1s, anA sh>ut M
yeass a -; - = sliehsly bsiaAs absss - Aanl
hons turn n - oo0e hair rubes4 a h di1asuas -
ces ma has o. ts1e vifA bunch H. vheA aiecSae-
- MIX 6hs . about - con- h, q - esns h.
Whoever vu pseuxn saA eow 70 -, - give in1srnAain
whsrs shs may b found, WI b suitably rsvards4.
061RANn0
lansing Nay To- lo01. 3oov3
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ClGARs.-Hinckly brought to this Office
the oshes day come cigars Of his own make, from
pure HAVANA tobacco. We sometimes puff bu,
seldom smoke. We were in this case tempted
and did smoke, and We assure our reader it is No
p.S when We say, that 70 our taste they are the
best cigars We erer smoked h. keeps . sup
ply Of these Havannas for the delectation
II smokers-as well Is . supply Of al forms Of
tobacco. Also pipes Of al grades from clay ur
= Nssrschaum. Smokers. chswers and snuffer.
tho best place to 80 to crafty your peculiar
tastes u 10 Hincklsy'a
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EDITORIAL CHANGEs.-THe Romeo
Argus has passed into the hands Of Nessrs. Akin
/ Musssy, Editors and Prepristors. The issue
Of Nay 10th, contains the valedctory Of Mr..
Ewel, it, late editor, and very modest salutato-
y By its new editors. Their modssty bespeaks
their merit.
The Lake Superior Journal has also changed
hands. Warren Isham goes out, and William
Thorpe goes in, without any flourish Of trumpets
on either side. Success to you all, gentlemen.
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POST OFFICE HOURS.

From and after this date the Post Office will close pre-
cissy at O'Clock T. N mails close at !. Eastern mad
a eioses at 8.
suSDAYs.-Ofcc will DO open from half past 10
O'Clock r. NJ, at which time the mail will close.
A. r. BURR, r. II.
Iansiug Nav ID. 1867.
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A STUMP SPEECH!
RY w ARl Ii

BY A. w ARD, il.
Full Of Wit and Yankee Spirit The People
in their enthusiasn bear the Speaker aUay
in Triumph
The following il a rare specimen OF Yankee OratOry
The Speaker eating pea nuts and winking at the
girls when hundred voices called him forth He arose
camnly and surveyed the multitude with all the bearing
Of Patrick Henry-then forth the torrent Of his
eloquence
PIbsc Ctisens u am for the Union, Liberty An
drew jackson and NEW BOOTS am for restoring the
Union all its former glory for protecting the Constitu
ton in all its sacred and for boots and shoes
Of the bes. pattern, symmetry and durability. lsrs.s
own comfort in these days d patent double twisted
thunder creased lightning, have received to-day
news Il greatest importance Of the most vital inter
est 70 eli Of YOU hear that Johns Bailey have just
received their Spring stock Of Boots and shoes the
latest styles and finished workmanship. tell you
those Who buy Of that young and enterprsDg nrm
are never troubled with corns and their dispositions
never soured by having their feet plnchec' Husbends
wives, young men and girls, go 70 Johns 4 haiisys
here yoa viii find fine boots stogas, shoes slippers
over hoes eaiters ladies' heel slippers, cacks Oxford
ties mems carpet slippers balrnorss and ladies fine
CATERS, (Great spplausel
foot sucased in coquetth gaterl It, enough 20 Rouse
the monkish blood Of st. Anthony ] will close my
speech by an appropriate quotation;
dainty foot
Cater Boot,
Zen Stoics must agree,
For il 70 vote.
What Gray once wrote,
handsome l. T. G.
here the Speaker tainted AZ be borne from th'
Han IN the arms Of admring frerds he heard
family ask who stole my pea-nutst Some rude an<
wicked boys had empted his basket While he vas SPEAK
ing however a glass Of revived him aud me wr0t
TIE follow ing resolutions which were ratified and re
ported in due Of time by the committee reeo
| lutione:
Re,oasad That Johns Bailey keep the best assoft
ment Of Boots and Shoes and the best quality Of Leafhe
ever introduced into this Market and be il further
Rssussd That they fail 20 give saaHfscsoo, tia
their renairine Is done accord ING order with exped
soa and neatness their prices the lowest an
moet uniform and their stock the best this side OF lie
troll; and be it further
Rsrnlped That the American Eagle shall % continue
N ho~i JOHNS RAIEY
l Isneine Aprfj - 1852 ly34e
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Relnbeld's Genuine Preparation.

ONVUNDTIUD EXTRACT BCCU.
For S.s.s. q. q he S R&DiS RDxEYs GRAVEL. end
DROPSlCAL SWullNGS
This Medicine iners.:ss the power q nsessaa, ed
exctes the ASSIGNMENTS into healthy action, b. Which
the wATERY OR CAICARkOUs dsposissoas, nd III w.
NATURAL ENI-ARGEAKNTS rcdaosd, - wsli - PAIN
AND INFLAMMATION, and 10 good for MN, WOMEN.
HnABolDs EXTRACT UCU,
For wsahns0
Arising from Excess Habits Of DsspAsaOa, Early Inds
ATTENDED, wrIH THE FOLLOWING sYncns =
Loss u Memory, mfaculty q nrsa!hing.
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror Of Disease, Wakseulneae
Dmness Of Vision, Pam In sAs haGk,
Universal LAssi,uds Of the Muscular System,
Hot Hands, Flushing q The nady,
PAIlID CUUNTENAk(E
These sympsoms, allowed u 20 @, which this med
cine 'Af MroTisH scTof rsn sHn ,o EpMrc FMS,
IN ONE OF WHICH THE PATIENT NAY EXPIRE
Who can cay that they are NOT frsqurssy followed BY
those =. UlREtCL UlSkASES,"
INSANITY ANDCONsUATi0N."
| Many are aware of ths cause Of their ssasrins,
But NONE WILL CONf1SS.
THE RECORDS OF THE INSANE AsYLUAs,
And ne Melancholy DEATHS b Coaasnsties,
T 1,ns ax1 T,Tsss :I y % rT 2, =, s%
| Requires the aid Of medicine To stiengshea ana
/ lnvtgorotc I'm HyoSem,
| Which HunnorDs EXTRACT BUCHU iasariasiv does
rRIAL WILL c0NvISC8 me MOST MBucAL
FENALEs-FEMALESAFuA
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED, OR CONfnlPfA
| TING MARRIAGE,
IN MANY AFTETIONS PECULIAR 10 FU4AlD,
the Extract Buchu unequAlled BY any other remedy,
Chlcrcsis Retention IrrcgAry, Pstnulnsss, OF
Suppression u Customary Evacuatsoas, Ulcssaeed o.
SrhO0s state Of the Uterus, LRucorrhoee o. Whsee,
Sterity, and for all complaints incideos 70 tbs eoxs
~heshs~ ~~sin6 inatscvssnn Sasssss q pspese
or In the
| DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE
Il Kx synrTOhs AD0vB
Il NO FAMILY SHOULD Re WITHOUT III
GUK UXPIEAsAn DAn0ROCs DlRAmA.
HELABOLDS EXTRACT BCCHU
| crKB
0BORBT OI08 A640
In all their Stages A. hstie Expease
Little or no change In Diet No inc0ovente0ce
| AID 10 Ehopossvv.
II frequent desire and gives strength 70 Urnate
thereby Removing Obstruction,
| Preventing and Curing Structures VI the urseArs,
| Allaying Pain and Inflammation, - frequsus In The
class Il dseasss, and exeing al POissnesD, DsaaDsd
and porw oct Aaar.
| WHO HAVE BEEN THE VICTIMS OF 0UlCk6
and who have paid HEAVY ~ be cured IN . short
time, have found they deceived, md that tba
=. POISON has, by the use q "roWsayUL AsEn2u0ssn,
dried up in the system 70 break out u - agra
/ waited form, and
PERAAPS AFTER KARRfA0K
II -
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Urinary ORgans,
Whether existing m
Male or Female,
From whatsoever cause originating and no matter a
How L0ng Stoo0a1g: ,vrrc
HEIMBOIDs EXTRACT MCiW
b THE GREAT DUREyC,
And certain 70 have the desired eject II s Des.sss
FOR WHICH IT Is RDUNNENDED.
Erdesce q he ssoa rdtabse odd rs9sas1se cAsrsd~
will accompany the medicines
CERTIFICATES o. URkS,
Ntu~ 9 b - yssu saadiae,
SILENCE AND FAME
Price tl,0O PEI Bss4s o. six fev $500.
Delivered 70 a Address, securely pssksd Iron sbsss
walton,
DESCRIBE SYMPTOMS IN ALL COMMUNICATIONS.
Cures Guaranteed, AAvic 0ratlsi
AFFIDAVIT
Personally appeared before me, IN AldesDAa & ths
city q Philadephia H. I. HA1AnolD, Who bshg duly
sworn, doth his prepasstoas contain narosste,
no mercury or other injurious dr1fs bss &c I.ssy
sworn and sslscsibsd before me, ths IA ~ e No
yember, 1854. VIM p. MHBERD, A1AWnoa,
Ninth g. above naoe, PhiA-
Address letters for infosmatLoa IN cnA1easse
ID. r. 0ELa0OLO, C0salase,
Depot, lOa south Teoth g., bel CAsge.us, fhnA-
Beware Of CO00terle1o0
AND USPRISC1TKD DEAI26,
Who endeavoe dispose Z" nMs owH " ~ "SWR"
Aknc9 % nn EErrfAnou ASfAUDW
Hsmbold's Ganuins rrepasstsae, n~
SArsapasf11A,
Improved Rose web
| AND ALL DRCGGkSk3 HHKRYWRk1k
ASK FOR HuIMBOiDa TAKE NO O1nR
Ont out the advsgtNmeoe aad oeol fR y,
AND AVOID nRosH10N AND UPo6CM 1yoo
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-01-24

BoAR9 OF SUPERVISORS. = The new board
of Supervisors :or this county met at JEFF
ferson on the 18th inst. all the members
being present except J. D. Waterbury, of
the End district, and organized by the
election of ". W. Woodman as chairman.
But little business was done. The Board
directed the District Attorney to prose
cute the late County Treasurer and his
bond for the deficit in his accounts, if the
same is not compromised. The clerk of
the board was authorized to draw orders
on the Treasurer in favor of Sheriff Smith
for two hundred ard fifty dollars. to be
paid in equal amounts on the first of Apr
and July next. on account of the board OF
prisoners. The Board adjourned sine die.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-01-24


Before the Wisconsin regiments came here,
Sulphur Springs was somewhat noted as
rebel hole, and suspect that thong what
few people there are here find it conven-
lent, if not agreeable, to pretend to be good
Union men now, they are to-day as false
hearted as ever they were but lack the
pluck to avow their secession sympathles.
They seem to have an idea that the troops
were sent here to buy their property in
stead of rent it only for temporary use
They do not succeed, however, in making
much Roadway with their extortions. for
the Post Quarter Master refuses to pay
any bills so glaringly unjust. 1t is indeed
fortunate for the Government that the
gentleman filing that Office, T l.. Bill
lings of Oshkosh, in our State, has got, in
the first place. good sense enough to see
the right or wrong Of thing and in the
next place, has sufficient backbone to en-
able him to stand up and do what he
Knows to be just. No amount of special
pleading can swerve him hairy breadth
from what he believes to be fair and hon
orable. His position is a trying one, for
it is not always an easy matter to protect
| fully the interests of the Government, and
at the same time not do injustice to indi
viduals, but Mr.. Billings is fully equal to
the emergency.
Doct. VIM. Hobbins has rendered his
resignation as Assistant Surgeon OF the 18th
regiment. A request upon Gov. Harvey
to appoint Doct J. Z. Murta to fill the
vacancy has been extensively signed by
| the officers. No better appointment can
be made. Doct. NJ, who has been acting
in bis professional capacity with the regi
ment since 1t left the State, having been
deputed for that purpose by Gov. Ran.
dali, is an interchangeable worker, a skillfu
physician, and genial, whole-souled man
| hear from Wisconsin that you are hav.
ing cold weather and good sleighing. That
IS in marked contrast with the weather
here, The air is chilly this morning but
we have no snow. There is considerable
floating ice in the Mississippi and has beer
for week. j. T. NJ.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-01-24
A Straw to be Locked At,

a surgeon testified before the joint COM
mittee appointed to investigate the con
duet of the war, that regular army off
cer-that is, Westpointer now in com
mand Of volunteers-had remarked to him
with considerable emphasis, that he would
like to turn his artillery on Congress be-
fore iIhieting any harm on Jeff Davis =
When asked what was the name of the of.
fender. the surgeon refused to answer, re-
marking that be had been the guest of
said officer, and it would be unfair to
make that particular one the scapegoat of
bis class-1@E the same feeling and the
same expression of feeling, being common
among the regular West Point officers
throughout his division.-g3a
Justice and humanity demand that cv-
cry officer referred to above should ho
hung; and that the witness be hung also.
as a traitor at heart and a companion of
traitors, unless be will name the Judas
On trial in a civil court, involving six
pence, witness is compelled to answer
any question which will not erimlnate him
self; but related to treason in an officer of
the army. the witness wont answer, be-
cause he had been invited to dine with
the villain, and he don't think it would be
fair
Probably, here We have some of the
causes ST inaction in cur army of the Po-
tomac and elsewhere If this nation can
not rise superior to such depravty if the
government can treat such manifestations
in any way different from that in which
God Almighty treated the rebel angels.
whom Re cast down to hell, then our case
is hopeless, and the sooner European ma
tions interpose to wipe such Blot from
the earth the better The vileness of the
rebels under Davis, in that case would not
help The matter in the least Well, the
great critic, Time, will reveal the SEQUEL.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-01-24
A Bad Sign.

We notice that the Legislature had not
got fairly organized before quite number
of members of either branch asked for a
leave of absence of from two to five DAYS.
This is an unfavorable symptom. 1t looks
as though the people in their design for a
short session are doomed to disanpoint-
ment. There is no good reason why the
Legislature should sit over six weeks, but
If the time is to be FILTERED away as it has
been so far, the first of April will find the
machine in the full tide of successful oper-
alton. Gentlemen of the Legislature i
These are hard times the necessary ex-
penses of the Government are enormous :;
the taxes at best will be grevous; there
is but little legislation needful and YOU
will perpetrate great wrong if YOU spend
the entire winter at Madison. You will
best consult the interests of the public and
cntitle yourselves to the ever grateful re-
membrance of your constituents by trans
acting what little business you have to do,
and going home. Let your session be short.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-01-24
Niagara Fire Insurance Co., New York

Mr. L. 6, Irving having retired from
his position in this company, be is succeed
ed bp Mr. P. hoffman, as Secretary.
Messrs Fischer & Rohr were insured in
the Phenix, Brooklyn, $1,000. Their
less by the late fire was amicab'y adjusted
and they were paid. two days after, $500
Mr.. Charles Reubhausen was insured in
the Niagara. and his damage of $50. i'm
mediately paid. Such promptness is wor-
thy of the highest commentator. H.
Mulberger, Esq, is agent for these COM
nanies
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-01-24
GARD.

The subscribers take this method of tende' :
ing their thanks to those gentlemen who gener-
ously aided us in removing our stock, and rem
dered other assistance. on the night of the fire.
Without such ASST lance, our loss must have
been great, and our obligations for such SER
vices under the circumstances are correspond
ingly great. H. BERTRAM & Co.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-01-24
THE GROVER & BAKER
SEWING MACHINE COMPANY

Manufacture new and improved Shuttle machin g
no. y making stitch alike both sides ofthe ia
ric for Taiors Boot and Shoe makers, Carr age Trim
mers, Saddle and harness Makers and will also sew
equally WILL on slim marseilles- This
chine is considered the best Shuttle machine in
ket for all varieties of work.
The attention Of the public is respectfully e.
quested to the following card of Elias Howe Jr
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-01-24

sympathies and proclivities, among whom
is one paymaster in the army, one Lieu
tenant and nine commissioned officers of
various grades.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-01-24
A Card from Elias Hone. Jr.

All persons are cautioned not to make, deal in or
use any Sewing machines which from two spools
and make the stitch known the Grover & Baker
stitch, unless the same purchased from the Gro
& Baker Sewing Machine Company, their
Agents. Licenses, and stamped under my patent OF
September TO- 1916.
Said Company, and their censes, alone, are legal
ly authorized under their patents, and my said
patent, during their extended term thereof, make
and sell this kind Observing Machine, and all others
peacies upon my said patent, and will be dealt
with accordingly, wherey Ter found.
NEW YORK. ELIAS HOWE, JR.
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NJ AR r IE D

In this city, Jan. 10Th 1862, by Rev. D. 0.
Jones, Mr.. A BOOMER and Mrs LYDIA
VAN W0RMER, all of this city.