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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-10

IN ,t,lm,,ip Niagara iron boston JOy Lirspool-Mrs
Gr.e Boston Frauc. y. Dean Tunton Henry Coos, capt
Dn1iel knight Eewburyport; Edw Brandon ard ne Jos
Ayres Geo West aud wife, hlrs Bailey aud A v HARRISON
Nc, York j. g. Megr-, children ard servant and siiss
Donaldson Wilamshdrgh. " u, B. Il. hugHes IL \ nos
Lin. end ia. stsnbury Torono John Fould' WIN MoIns
Montreal. Nm Mcifu,chiuson r. H. Irving. Can. Robert
e. Johr.on San Frtncisco Mrs NJ gill, Scotland e. b.
Crow Liverpool: VIM Dudley Eug lmd-29
For Haliia1-J. O. Hall and j H. Jones, Boston, Geo T.
Prescott North Chelsea Miss Burns, c. Rome sad yus
{ elvellnd New-York Geo Whee h. brooklyn Y; 4;
sister Mary Frances X. Keith T. g. Fuller aud 4 o. IL
rr. HALIFAX Miss Mary Wilson, Montreal; j. H. Hoyt
Canada; Lieut. Atkinson, British army Henry sykes. III
Gland aud Samuel Grant Ca .iornis-i6. Toai. s.
n .elms1ip Colunbid. for HIr1Rd-MTs q. fkcsfats'
hid aud nurse Miss !. de ORIOLES Miss Duiorc, Arozaens
oui, Noiius &. r. Myers }. Lanhnr. Mics A~ei, MT.
" P.ulo, y. Auis,a aud acryan Mrs. More, children
lad ,eyats Breting 4 EoscbeIsoT J. Lope1 and ady
Nm T.. Hammond A HAlgauen, Mrs Howe 3chidren aud
servant G. r. Fischer isd, child snd srIvan'. h'bgsns
ierlues Kog,a Higher, a. tirnlgau, Mss Howe VI Co
hon r. ~ C,nyl. X. del Monte /. Hoffman, L. :. Mayer
nr d. w Whhunt Il. X. Stevens. +. O. Green, Edward
Turk Mrs Macia. child and two iusns {. Nerss,
ldy th,e children. aud ant NJ Belsr aud adv 4 ga
i.suswlrh 4. Il. More. Monte. lanes H. Na.lei In''
Delaney, Dr. M FchvcrTi,, t.as & irenf ~ H. thnrch
D. Pral Charlie, hodden oearse haoiiuge John T. homp
son. Ssmue a. Hicks ) 4 smith. H. NuO~tor. q. W; ~
bett r. Rogers and lady. NJ. \ Caryulho, C. DE IA r
.spicis l. Dufourcy X. d. Hill p. Me. :. Moreno,
Chip H. Rivers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-10

name of Ten Eyck. ship carpenter by trade, and
his first voyage to sea. In answer TO the remon-
,trance of our Captain and officers there no pre-
tense made that they were Englishmen. The only
plea set up by CAPT. Lambert wac that they had no,
regular Custom-llouse projections Daniei having
lost liz. and Ten Eycks being signed bya Notary in
stead, and that lie was in want Of men. myself
went aboard the frigate and Der deck paid these
men the balance Of Heir wages and was witness to
their distress and anguish at being torn from their
ship and friends, probably never 20 return. ne
passei since this occurred, the blood tngles in my
veins when recall it, AN AhhhicAS'
Ian 1 lah2.
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and the Committee appointed as follows messrs
Low. C,rinnell, Marshall, Richards, and Cowdin.
Mr.. Low offered the following preamble and reso

Leyea Information his been received tbet the htea
States Cost Survey. a~ork which has been enneuuy
hai 10 IT, rs uts the whole county, 10 to be snpehdeu
dufin. the wsT. therefore r ,-.-
H. sared That this Chamber respectfully ask a. 'ohse'
that ,eh son nav not take place the following re's u.s.
Tha thu Know edge acquired from surveys of our co,1
aud hnrbor absolutely in time OF peace iot s
Il and property and has proved Z" De Oh E
u'ii.y dndrg the exiting rebellion ,.,
Tke abandonment OF such work OF nch admitted neo
sitv ard utility at the present time would have the appear
snc. Of r,tus which msht have an unfortunate hOfd anu
political effect At home aid sbrOad. m
York nom ensu suggested by the Superintendent OF me
United States Coaf Survey for tbs preservation OF the mar
bor lead this ChaLues to the HdVisbiy OF -i ~hun
it, bnreis by kerrng the wolk Ia active operation ana
especially - il UNDERSTOOD that the estimates subm.d 70
The Department for s prosecution are on very redncee
scale
The Chamber then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-10

FIFTEENTH WARD GERMAN REPUBLICAN, CLUE
This Association last evening at lie headquarters
and recognized BY the election Of the following Off
cers for the ensuing year; Edward Robinson Presi-
dent; John ID. Breckenfold, Secretary George
Kuhlmann, Christian Jacob, and Francis Resch,
delegates 10 the German Central Committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-10

PORT or NEW -loRk......
Cleared.

Steamship Cohmbs, Adams, Havana, Sporord, Ii.ston
4 Go.
Shir.-John Cottls -. Halcw..i Ne. Snow ers''s
g. Buckley RIOS, HAVE ~. r. hmiii; rrnrsr hufi1-t
Mason RordehuA Stng-s tissTmFH Coz ~ h"rns th ,
Z otter London. Punch M.ucks Nendti Java p'.seu
London Thos. Duuhei r.. Shefmsn icsbonin" I'VE poor
r. Webster; Chrisisns Mop. London, Orinne' 'hn'us"
60. ., g.. AZ 4
Rsrks-Flrctwing (Br). Topper Harhor Grace NJ; ~
Greene Caasel, Warm Or Gfege Cork fuhc eihetr
Weud,; H.rines (Norw), Msock Cork FGnch MelheAr =
Wenat, Oldeubnrg (Od., Wrne,e bremen, Nus'r hIss
bnIs-C Conflict Rutland. - kits, j. W iinoosfi 20
label R,uTmnu Tan Portan Prince Robert Murray j.
Ch,re. tI,r1 Barker, tlnlifsA, d. X Dcwoii
Srhoonru-J b. Austin Davis fhliaep' Ia master ~
81. Bopc,,, newark master !annsh N'n, sle"s' EAU
T. Ruicy. Isabel Albert Tooker S. tr'ii w l. Eoach
Bros. s tohcy ,,,, o..
.t.sn,,rN SANFORD. sanford, Philadelphia, = FefAn'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-10
CHAMBER or COMNERCE.

special meeting of the Chamber Of Commerce
was held Yesterday to consider what action should
be taken IN relation 10 The Office Of Solicitor OF
Cu-iOms
NJ. GouLD TOOK ground against the measure. He
.aid there were at present upward q. $50 suts ia
charge Of the United States iic.Atiornry, in
yolyIng nearly Sl75 600 OF claims agan, Collector,
and II would neither be Just admirable 10 transfer
such cA-es To new Solicitor Of Customs ia ooDnec-
ion with the Office OF Collector. Bebde these, there
were some as, 900 per year accrrng from revenu,
seizure, onehalf Of which was divided ano the
officer. He thought the whole should 20 10
lie Government. lie moved that n Committee he
appointed TO examine the bill and report al IA carly
day.
Can't M.RsHsLL, Mr.. PHILLIPS, and Mr.. E.
Liori G.. CowDlS spoke in favor of the MEASURE.
Sir. GRIssfLL was opposed 10 It, lie ssid the
Secretary OF the Trasury, Mr.. Glaze, while a.king
lie merchants OF New-Nork for money to carry OF
the war, was adding go 900 or 10000 10 the ex-
rcnses Of the Custom-Hoose. The bill expressly
fiated TINT one half of tae amount OF ihe reil,ror
should lee distributed 10 the officers making hou.
II was not night that the merchants Of the cry should
he in the hands OF circle Of men, who could control
them At the present time onehalf the anonnt
accruing from the seizuIe OF Southern property wa
ds,sibnted 10 the revenue officers, and the bill
creating tue new Office perpetuated suoh course.
Mr. CowDIs read letter from l.. =. Marshal
Murray, an officer, who, he said, had obtained
abroad reputation for biz energy in suppressing the
slavC-trace. The letter recommended tie appoint
mout Of The Solicitor, IS being the means OF saving
"a iinneure cum to the Government. He stated
number Of Witnesses, and that the attention OF TIE
rict.Attorney should DO wholly devoted to the
criminal business Of Bis Office.
The nation 10 APPOINT Committee was 0joptcd,
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Passengers Arrived

In ,,a- sAip haagl,oo from Lsc,pooi-Messrs George
p.arre wife and child a.. n. biNbv }. Drew, r. H. lister
: ; Srhults J. Sims w. tlituln, j. tarnhap Mor'
Jou,iue Cu.crcs, MesT' Jo'ephs Harris and - IA IN"
steeIHgr. d., a..
H. ,cf nlip ssirllss0H. Jru Lir>ypa-cart iiossins
H. t. Ffom Ha,ifx Edward DeEss, Loui, Lss DIS. hroM
- Johns. ~ b.. VIM Picknp
h. s-io asy FeIos C,at tloa Tdmli o-Louis En- Gas.
S,bicA Antonio Martinez.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-10

FFRRS-In TIL, city. Thursdsy, Jan g. Melvin euly
child Of Edwin and Catharine Ferris csed yeas,
months aud % days.
The friends - the family invited 20 s"ud th' iun-ra
without further notice from No ~ Blocker street at
o'clock, on Friday lthis day..
McCULLOUGH-On Thursday evening, jan ., James Nc
Cullough IT, in the 32d year OF bis age
Notce OF The fuuora will be gwen IN the eyenns palel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-10
Disasters. Re.

BRExEy Dec. 2oA lighter containing $50 bag, sstpeer.
for the Bremen steamship, Bremen p uEs leak in the poi
Of Bleu.eLAayen the 18th, aid .uLk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-10
BELOW Big Times.
WIED-Sunset, s. ".

The ship VIM Singer which returned 10 port yessris.
eay will d,chsrge her cargo and the dry dock Tor
pair. - -,
The 'chr T. O. Sawyer now lying Pier IL Il now TAKING
IN provisions and hay Tor Port Royal C. She will AIS
carry head beef CATTLE deck, aud sailed on tho lJt
mat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-10
ASSEMBLY,.
nIfIs spTfCIu.
To II L. :
els by a State tax.

HIfIs suTfCfu.
BY Mr. McMuLLEH--ro NIKE support for tie
families Of volunteers by a State tax.
BY ar. SMiIh-D amend the law relative 20
the appolniments Of Iu-roctOrs OF Election AID Dis
trict Canvas,ers IL Ncw-llik.
70 amend the Sunday lave.
By Mr. MCCABE-IO regulate the sale Of fruit
in Ncw-Y0rk.
Mccoy gave notice of - bill TO abolish the
Office of ward constable in Newlofk City.
bills IsTRODUCrp.
P7 Mr.. KENNyz!Ge Appropriate SEQ, 900 for tie
relief e su ring land and to make the Governor,
Controller and Secretary Of State Commission to
IN. report OF the State Military Board was pre-
Mr. DOYLE Of Albany offered the following
resolution:
.utsiur the iu,ttaou in vs5ous prosecution u he
ard ha Furnished more than her snare 81 men and money
f that purpo.r The also oppos-i seeing United states
Srnto and Repre- ela'iyes IN Congress wasting precious
tine 81 algo,ns the abolition o. slavery the emancipation
Of the tl.ves or any o,tef uucoustiuii.na neLsuF-
4 dozen members rose 10 debate the resolution,
but II wa- laid over.
Mir. ROYAL PHELPS appeared and took the
oath Of office.
Tie following Appointments were announced:
! f,.i,frnf pl,f-asfJ-J,xs. W Mnfva Of Coiuuti.
Don fseget-S NOHIAK1LNEa Of Tiosa. Dr. SHtysR u
Delaware GRO II NlEr, Of L,l"c.aef. hzsAr JAsls Of
/ Jdfifor-H. 4. looEEs Of Bfcoue
Mr. BANKS announced The death Of Mr. Wander
gee OF Albany, with complimentary resolutions,
when the House Immediately adjourned.
! ByMr. McLEOD-1oe extend the streets between
the center Of West FOutteehth street and the roui-
erly line Of Wet lhigty-irst street 10 'be huAtea
line confirms all grants heretofore Iightfully ana
legally made BY the city Of lands under water be-
tween the points named, aud extending 70 the west
erly line of the 1hirte enth avenue or the exterior
buikhead line aud extending them 10 the said bulk
head liue and releses the title of the Stale in the
land now or formerly uLder water within such lin
! its TO the city.
! Mr.. PIERCE offered the following, which WAS
| laid over under the ules.
Lesoed h, the Controller be requested 20 rrsn g. j.
Hour. the d-rcrsncy betwes he srtgA Of he Lef
laiye piutil for The past yei referred 10 IN hs ai a.
report snd tie aggregate cost thereof provided for NJ TIE
] contract.
Also - 70 the nature extent ,pd virtue the .eir, en-
doed she publication o. the otralts The Hereof
ard any suggestion. ~ Il ray oru 10 MIN 100 ne pr-rrs
Al.o g. L. the esrense q! pUfns bind eud circulating
th- report tAe Insurance Department aade 20 the iour
i's lG session, sud Wheeler the ccfayed 10y .ai
department psd OFT 81 h Treasury and tl~
a'eT whett.r ~" sbcet u eef Inc roltet
I l1r Legislative printing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-10
lis, Of yessels Due At thi. Port.

There lave been but few arrivals at this port
during the past ten days. owing to the prcvsiins westerly
westerly winds There large number OF vessels due -t
the pre.en, time, which are the following WIN men
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Arrived.

Arrived.
,lp Au,,rsls,sn iEr, COoA, L'eTool Dec 10 VIZ
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1862-10-09
THE ORIGINAL IN
Have Sewing NJ ach.ine'S'

ESTABLISHED IN 1845-PERFEcTED IN 1862.
ECENT and important Improvements hayt
II ing cen put TO this Machine renders I,
now the most perfect before the public; and
persons at distance can order Machine with
= guarantee of its promrt and safe delivery
and that they will be able to manage 1t to their
entire satisfaction. No more breaking needles {!
No more breaking stitches! No trouble IN
making auy garment, however deicate or
heavy, on The same Machine, either in canbrlc'
cloth or leather; and for Dire $ makefs' sh'rt
makers. taors, hat 'biiders, shoe binders or
gaiter fitting as we'll as for every variety OF
family sewing, THEY HAVE M surERIoR, and
viii be sold at much lsss price than any
other Machine capable Of doing the same
range Of work
Send for Descriptive Catalogue Of styles
and prices. A few responsible Agents will be
deaI with literally.
Address "The HOWE. Sc'oing Machines,
1877 Broadway, New York. nasty
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1862-10-09
CHEAPNESS WITH EXCELLENCE,
DURABILITY WITH SIMPLICITY,
PRICES FROM $40 TO 600

u Our Machines make The Double Lool
itch" which is preferable for family use t'
the s'>huttle Stitch" or "Wheeer g. W sOn 1
Stitch" as il is sometimes called
]. Because it is stronger and more durable
2. Because its right or face side is incom
paraby handsomer than that Of the lock stitch
while the reverse is fully as handsome as the
reverse of that.
Because it is elastic, yielding or giving
with the material sewed. The lock sttch Is
non, elastic and yielding.
4. Because it is a FAST stitch and will not
rip. though every fourth stitch is cut. The
lock stItch will rip if once broken
5. Because, while it is also susceptible OF
being taken out with great facility, in case it is
required, as in altering garments
8. Our Machines viii! RIM, gather, fel hem,
tuck and embroider, and will do all tia other
Machines do f
All Machines warranted, and kept in repair
Que year " Ithnul charge.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1862-10-09

BRANCH OFFICE, lO2 LAKE STREET.
CHICAGO Ill
LNOR the purpose of facitta'lng the Sewing
i Machine trade in the West, the FlNKLE
x LYON SEWING MACHINE co h, We
opened permanent otlic in Chicago, No. l02
Lake Street, (frst l1oor0
The usual charge, Of freight on Machines
from New York TO this place will be add d 10
the New York prices. In every other respect
the business of the Chicago office will b done
on the same terms at the the parent office
in New York.
A full assortment of Machines, with all The
late improveme' is already in the Chicago
office, and all orders for Machines and Sewing
Machine Findings vi be promptly filled,
To parties little acquainted with tine FL kle
& Lyon Sewing Machines, the careful perusa
of the Companies circular is specially com
mended. I his circular can be had on appI-
cation. 1t is very specific, and will be found
highly instruct e, having been prepared with
much care, and we will abide by all state
ments therein made.
The following bii:i quotation is character
lslic of the entire circular.
"1hs Mac inc is better adapted than any
>ewi Machine in market to the frequent
changes and almost endless variety of sewing
required in a family; for it will sew from Que
10 twenty thlckGesses OF Marseiles without
stopping, and make every stitch perfect Viii
sew from the finest gauZe 10 the heaviest cloth
and even he stoutest harness leather, without
charging the feed, needle tension, or max
ing any adjustment OF machine whatever"
Thus have We overcome the most difficult
point in The sewing Machine art. 1t was no
ordinary triumph Definitely can we now say,
mo other Machine compares with 1t IN this
respect Hence, have We unilol y-amosl
without exception - taken the highest pre-
MUM, whenever the machine has been prop
erly exhibited in competition with other first.
class Sewing Machines Hence ii Is that we
are abe 10 oltiei the following guarantee VIZ ::
we warrant every Machine We sell 10 give
BErIER satisfaction than any other sewing Ma
culne IN market, or money refunded y We
never sell a Machine on any other terms. The
guarantee is as reliable as the note OF any bust
ness man in the land For more than five years
have we relied upon such facts for the repula-
ton OF our machine; and without slhg!c
travelling ageat in he field there is scarcely a
eighbo!hoo on the continent where the lna
chine is not 'ayorab!y known. ~ prefer snt h
reputation 10 one Dased on mere talking
points, as they technically called in the
raue Hence we make but one kind OF stitch,
viz, the lock stitch, alike on both sldrs re-
curing only one>lhlrd the thread OF other
kinds of stitches
N B. Local agents wanted in every county
throughout the West. Special inducements
offered,
FINKLE & LYON
nJO-ly 53S Broadway, New York.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1862-10-09
$50 EACH.

NoTIcE TO I We offer beral discount to par
AGENTS ties wishing an Agency or right q
sale OF our machines. With a small investment
OF capital profitable business can be readily
established All sales 10 Agents, with Discount
must be il varabIy for CASH.
Is, Our machines all stand on handsome
table, and are worked BY a treade Send foi
descriptive circular
O'on recelptof $50 we viii send machine
by return of express; or, if so ordercd, we vii
send machine aud the bill with it, so that i
need not be paid for till received
Address GEO. f. COLLINS s. co.
CHICAGO.
OFFicE,-l20 LAKE TREET. (up stalrsA
" RIGGLEswoRTH Il Co.,
lnbvll Local Agents.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1862-10-09
Make 5000 Stitches a Minute

The same stitch exactly rs made by hand
Any one who can turn a cran nix can use them
child can operate them when the work Is
commenced. Six dozen pairs of Stockings can
be made day easily, and with steady work
this number can be greatly increased. Ihe'
sre very mpIe; the most inexperienced eau
at once work and understand them they do
not get out of order, and with good care they
will las: Lifetime.
The slightest reflection viii show that
Knitting Machine, by its novelty, and the
various uses to which it can be applied, is al
together better, as Profitable Investment,
han Sewing Machine, for the Knitting
Machine, is an AcTUAL PRonUcEn OF GooDs,
which are very saIcable, because everyone
wears Stockings, socks, &c, which can be
made On the machine. and sod at a very liberal
profit. From s. to S3 dav profit can be
made on Them, those who use them attest TO
this fact. The Farmer can knit his wool and
sell the goods manufactured In neighbour
hood a Machine will pay for itself easily in
short time.
To introduce the Machine in the Northwest.
we propose to sell but one Machine The first
ear in each township giving the purchaser
a chance to operate the Machine without com
petition, SO as 10 make the price Of the Ma
chine easily in knitting; and we will give to
suitable persons who purchase of us, the right
to sell Machines in their townships, at a good
profit, thus enabling them by two methods to
easily Earn the price Of machine. PRlE +
OF MACHINE, complete, $45.
Circular, which we will send on applica-
Ii on, will give further and full particulars, cut o!
Machine, &c.
With each Machine is sent.a complete book
of Instruction giving full directions how TO use
the Machine, and 10 make and finish all III
articles il knits
Address, with Stamp,
BRANSON s. ELLIOT,
Ofice--l20 Lake Street, Chicago.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1862-10-09
$50 T. ACH.

We furnish full and explicit directions for
using them. Each machine. when sent OUT, is
IA ptrec, running order, with sample of So vino
IN cloth proper position, So that person can
commence work ing at once.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1862-10-09
$50 :. ACH.

These machines run with FRICT on WHEEL,
long away with the stretching and ANNOYANCE
of belt or banda desideratum which has
iotlg been sought fol. Our machines have a
straight needle and guard TO prevent b,eak-
og, thus requiring not more than one needle in
TX months common use. They are " arranted.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1862-10-09
CAM The Great Cause of
sA aaA HUMAN MISERY
JUST PUBLISHED IN A SEALED ENVELOPE.
PRICE SIX CENTS:

JUST PUBLISHED IN A SEALED ENVELOPES.
PRICE SIX CENTS:
\ LECTURE BY DR.. CUlVERWEIJ
GA on the cause and cure of Npermatorrbpa
Consumption, Mental and PHYSICAL Debiht,
Nervousness, epilepsy Impaired Nutrition Of
the BODY l.asstnde; " eakness Of the Limbs
and Back: lndIsposition. and Ineapacuv for
S udy aud Labor; Dizziness of Apprehension .
Loss OF Memory; Aversion to Society; owe
of Solitude Iimdiy: self l,istrusl biz.
illness; Head che: Affections Of the Eyes
Pimpies on the Face Involuntary Emissions
and sexual lncapaeity; the Consequs noes of
Youthful lndlscretnn, &c, &C.
u This admirable Lecture clearly prov.s
tina the above enumerated often self, ALTERED
evils. may be removed wthou. medicine and
without dangerous surgical operations. and
should b. read by every youth aud every man
in the land 8stf
Sent under $, al 70 any address, in a olain
sealed envelope, on the receipt of six cents. or
two postage stamps by decreasing,
ttiAS. G. KLINE & Co.
l27 Rpwery,. New YORK, Post Office Box 1856
81 n2l-lyslAs @Ps@*g@s@ s
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1862-10-09
s 3 o EACH.

They will Hem, Stitch, Fell, Tuck, Galher,
Enbroder and make TWO different stitches on
the same machine. They embrace two impor-
tant improvements which rcuder them the moss
desirable and simplest Family machines eve
INV tod
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1862-10-09
ATKINS
KNITTIN MACHIN E
FOR
Families and Manufacturers.
$40 TO $l5 PER WEEK PROFIT CAN BI
EARNED ON THEM By ANY WOMAN,

STOCKINGS and Socks, of every Size and
Texture, UNDERsHIRrs, DRAWERS Cow
FORTS, TABLE COVERS, MILITARY SAsuEs,
NUBIAs, UNDER-SLEEvEs, TIDES, SoNrAGs,
SHAwLs, RIGoLETs, CAPEs, CRAyATs,
ADDRESSES, &c.
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 'r fine
rough or smooth. hard or slack twisted. home
spun machine spun. They WILL poUBLF
AND TWIST THE YARN FROM TIE BREACHES, AS
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1862-10-09
l}OWb G Thread
Sc WING MACHIN Els
SEWING MACHINES:

They have The highest testimonials aud Ger
incaIes IN their f.vor from families and The
public press They will run b"ch ward OF for.
ward making a smoop;h nd elastic stitch on al
kinds If fabc
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1862-10-09
HOW ARD ASSOCIATION,
Philadelphia.

For The Relief Of the Sick and DISTRESSED,
Athlete ruth VI, uLent and Chronic Diseases
and especially for tie Cure Of Diseases 81
the Serua! Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by
lHl the Acting Surgeon.
VALuADLG REPoRTs on SpermatoerhGa, OF
Seminal Weakness, and other Diseases of the
Sexual Organs, and on The New REMEDIED EN-
ployed in the Dispcnsaty, sent to the afl
in Sc 4ed envelopes, free Of charge. Two or
Three Stamps for post age i'll be acceptable.
Address, DR.. ]. SKILLIN EIoUGnToN, a citing
Surgeon, How ard Association, No. South
Ninth Street. Philadelphia. Pa.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1862-10-09
S 30 <: EACH

These machines are used throughout the
country, givlrg satisfaction TO all Mh" use them
and are, undoubtedly, the most economical, best
made, and cheancsl in use.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1862-10-09
s 80 EACH.

They are so SIMPLE in their construction That
chiid OF twelve yeats can work them with
ease We warrant the seam secure though.
every hild stitch be cut I hey make a strong
er and handsumer seam than can be made b,