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An Expedition int East Tennessee
Another expedition is now in progress
into East Tennessee to play such mischief
viii the rebels as itean find to do. Itwas
reported at Frankfort that the expedition,
which is under General Carter, had reach
ed and captured Knoxville, but this is
probably premature. A note from the
special correspondent of the Cincinnati
Gazette, dated at London, Ky, Dec. 25th,
says,
You VIII see by the date of this letter
that we sre in motion. A raid is en- route
70 Knoxville to burn bridges and play
havoc generally. Three columns are on
the march. Twill advise you of particu-
lsrs in due time" Colonel Carter has for
. long time been vsinly endeaYoring to
get permission to visit East Tennessee, and
now that he is there, we shall doubtless
have good report from him.
There is some reason to think that But
Ter was forewaTned Of his impending re-
movsl His brOthor sold his property IN
New Orleans month ago.
The following deaths Of Western sol
dierl n the hospitals Al reported FraDk-
I'm Dell, Company F, 4th Ohio; Daniel
". Frazier. cOmPsny B, eth Ohio.
coionellT0n Ford Is at Washington en-
dSayprins 70 set iut9 service uga ,l5s7 'i
ss-1szaiao "a q Les % iisE
90 EHaI3 .at uEos
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NEW OPTICAL INSTITUTE
H0RSE-SHOEINa.

VETERINARY AND HO
sHOEIHG.-H. W. REDHEAD 3 Co., q
fully announce to their friends and the publ
having made extansiFe Arrangements In thei
lishinent, they are now prepared 70 attfn
Veterinary and shoeinz Of Horses, IN the
fol manner. AL business done, and ch -
viii be satisfactory We VIII y Warrant.
know
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AGRICULTURAL.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Horse Powers and Saw Machines
for cutting Wood Manufactured and for sale by
BALDWIN, DEWITT co.
CORN SHELTERS. STRAW CUTTERS & OK Y0KES,
at the Cleveland Agricu'tur9l Works. 90 Oentsr-st
BALDWIN, DEWITT q 90.
CuItivators, One, Two and Three
Shovel Plows and Plows,
of ALL KINDS, ready for { Sprlpg Trade. at
BALDWIN, BEWITf Oo'S,
39 Center-St.
CLOTHES WRINGERs, the best made.
decsO BALDWIN, DEWITT a 90.
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MERCHANTS BANK
Cleveland, nov. 2e, 1862.
THIS RANK HAVE ON HAND

THIS BANK HAVE ON HAND
and Tor sale the new Twenty-year SIX q Cent.
Bonds the Uni ed STATES, known as the 1--WE
TWIN TIES" redeemable a the pleasure Of the Gov
ernment alter hve years. The Coupon Bonds n i5-
rest payable in GOLD, on the frst day Of May and
November.
Al th- present premium on Gold these Bonds Yield
bout EIGHT 3 cent. per annumi they are the cheap
est Government security new in the market, and pay
he Target interest on the cost. To facilitate invrst
mems them, and render them accessible to O In
dust ial classes and the public, we propose 20 kee
them az all times on hand and furnish them at the
same rate at which they are Issued by the Govern
ment, viz: Par and Interest payable in New York
Exch ,nge.
The op rafien Of the National Tax aw which It is
rtai viii produce double the income generally
ticipatea wi make these issues not only the safest
and most desirable inv stmeut that be made, but
will cOnTrbuts also to the direct and immediate sup
T. P HANDY,
decs'420 Pres don't.
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Jay Cooke & Co., Bankers,

ia SOUTH THTRD-ST.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 8, 1852.
The undersigned having been appointed suhserip-
lon Agnt ~ ne seeretafyo OF the 4reasury, Is now
New FEsnty-Tear 8 Per Cent. Bonds
II The United States designated a. ,'Fve-Tuentiss
Eede' mable at he pleasure o. The G, yernment ter
i've ysa s. aud authorized By act Of Congress, aP-
THE COUPON BONDS are issued in sums of So
=, THE BEsIsEER BOEDsin sums of $50, slfo, $500
In crest ats 2 cent p anuum viii oommsnes from
date Of purchase, and b
PAYABLE IN GOLD,
semiannuslly, hich is equsl at the present preni
I'm on gold to about 2 cent. p annum.
Formers Merchants, Mechanics, Capitalists,
and all VINO have any money to invest should know
md remember that hese bonds are in effect, a First
Mortgnge uTon all Railroads. Canals, Bank Stocks
and Sec tities and the immense products OF all the
manuiaetu es, &C, in the country; and that the fu
and amse pr vision made for the paym NJ Of The in
terest and liQuidarion u principal, BY o stoms Du-
IT, r1eise > amp and Internal Revenue serves 10
make these Bonds
The Most Available and Most Popular In
vestment in the Market.
Subscriptions received at PAR in Legal Tender
Notes, or HoIes and Checks Of Banks par in Phil
adelpbia-
Da5-5uhscribers viii receive prompt attention and
evey facility and sxRlansrian zi1 be Afforded on ap-
niicati--is - Ills Ofnce-
E5-A fnu supply Of Bonds will be kept on hand
f-r immediate use.
JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent
T. P. HANDY. Esq, President Of Merchants BIZ,
and DAN p. EELLS, E a., Cashier Commercial b k
wil furnt the above BoUd5 and every facility to
subscriber In Cleseland and vicinity.
dec2 z.fz2lhw
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AT NEW oRLEANB

"At o'clock P. N. the domes and spires
Of the Crescent City burst upon the view
in one wide and SPLENDID panorama, aud
at P. II. we cast anchor, touching terra
frma. The Generals and staff officers at
once went ashore.
f'The city is very quiet yes, it is the
quietness of the grave. Even an acquaint-
ance with the most dismal of all dismal
places-Norfolk, in Virginia-had hardly
prepared me for the feeling of downright
sadness which crept over me when fret
entered New Orleans this time. A small
village may see its population diminish
and its industry checked, without present
ing any formidable picture Of desolation; !;
but when one sees q vast metropolis like
this suddenly struck by universal paral-
ysis, and fairly rotting away in the pu-
trid slime Of secession, like one Of the
wretched planks on its own deserted quays,
the effect is truly appalling.
New Orleans is built upon q scale of
magniheence that makes the contrast be-
tween her past prosperity and her present
misery most painfully striking. Her prin-
cipal public buildings, hotels, Sc, are vast
and palatial, often far SURPRISING, in pre-
tension and arcnIJecUUraI merIL, buIIuIngs
OF a similar class in New York. When 1
thought of the New Orleans had seen
some years before, with its teeming streets
and stores, its boundless levee literally
iammed up with barrels, drays and cotton
bales, and the river bristling with masts
and tunnels along its redundant wharVes;
when eontrasted all this with its now
gloomy, damp and deserted streets, and
saw that same levee eneumbered with moth
ing but few broken planks and piles Of
oysters shells, here and there, could al
most have fancied myself wandering among
the ruins Of second Herculsneum Of
pornpaii
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Cleveland Post once
December 80, 1862.

December 80, 1852.
eharge7r me Cent. Persons calling Tor them viii
please be asrzl with the necessary change.
u ! The M 9ice ~ b" o7en At II A NJ, and clos
LADIES' LIaI
Ames Nstue Adams Nettis ArmOurMarsaret
Bra,nsted Amelia BUTLER Rebeca Boydes Almins
utl-r Amelia B-lden Mar Blush Mnllfe
pe,shald Cath Rr d-haw Mar Farllet Mary
3 q lph Cath B~rnum Mary .sek LOLA
Brogan Cat rms Billings MablIi Baron Wido9
Ba mum sarah BROOKE Mary --'A VIM"
Col Ings Thomas Coupeli Narzsrst CarpsDts, AdsIis
ChambeTl In n Gutshsw IIean N Campbell Allsn
y oeker May A Gone Jul Go urn Am B
ole Mary CO-n CereHl Ooriin Austin
Cotb Maria Chapin Clara Comics Ann
COlwen Ann
raviison PL peaMay Dukslov Lizzie
Delacyyille Cate Dufebback L Danse't Anna
DaVy Euen DorendsugsrO @ Duval Adha
Ell. MsryE2 Esher Mary EldridgoLP
Fairbanks EB Fergu,on Laura Farmer Lizz,o
Frim Margaret Frreze Louisa Feslsr Cecilia
1890 Frank MaryJ
Greffue Mary Gaylord Mary Carress Ann
Gri6hen Maria Gratwell Mary GiHney Fllzateth
Ca lord Maria GeiZ Eliza Gavin Mary
Goakes Mary
Be..Isy Eiiusb,h H.lts1HH II Bsr,..u Susan
Hamil on OM Hartwell L = Hill Jessie
Hubbard Ada Hall Ii zabelh Hovey Mary
Johnston Ruth johnson RhOdy johnson Levy b
KetchuaFw
Lewis SalomeJ Looml' Chas 0 Lsushlin Sarah
LOomis n A LandareTein Z HLeausiey A
Lockwood Il B LOsey Eliza Lester 9
Lamb Lizzie Lloyd Msry A LS.hOE
NILS ,tszi, Muulsr & nI'1ob,h Murphsy AMrs
Ma-ke1 Lizzie Merritt Mary ha7Un Louisa
Morrison Sarah miller Ade.ins moore sarah J
Me
McGleland Ann JINIcCune Mary McCauty
hcKernan Miss McLanns Emma
Null Sara Norton Hannah Nelson John
Oden Artg Oakley aatteo Odon Lezetts
0'Hallarau Mary
PalmsrEw Putn,m HannahParsons AIaryE
Patrick EmilJ Irice Parker Nellie
FsdGs4 PssS FTa francis fs May Msa FSs. PSRa Ffsa
Pomeroy Adeline
Roberts &C Rewellu Robinson Esther
hesve Mary Ann Russell Mary I Rich rds F J
Rogers Alizs Ril-y susan Remington +
Romeva Cath Relter tlriy
Sheldon Anna Stehbina klZb' b StWmN ms M
Sevpy L Strong Hannah Skepper Mary A
S illman stroDg Helen E Smi b NJ J ann
Strong EN- Sackett l II StOckm n II ]
Stone Emily2 Sweeney Mar Shoblin Rebscca
Stanley Emily L Shelby MsrgaretSimon Reg ma
T
Town L P Tuttle peemelia Tais Mary Ann
Thayer NJ Tyler Maria
Unels Bell
vsussnt EIizbh VOmmOs venpsney Louisa
w
wa'daek Mary White Juli4 AnnWick Henry
Wttter ydia Weaver Josie Wilder Frank
Watson Mary L Wsbber Jane Warren Angie
Witkens JNlin A Web T Hattie Worren MIS-
Weaver MolIie Wodson henry
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coionsllT0n Ford is at Washington en-
doaypriRs to Fet tute service lg6 .lzaa oi
ss-oszairo eiI "a 1Es o. iisl
% sKzI3 .sE liTos
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PREVENTION BE rTEB THAN CUR
new French SAFE is the only article ever recO
ed By the Medical Profession ~ = SAFE and 81
veniive. Samples sent, SAFELY CONCEALED
address, on recs 'pt Of stamp. dec
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or CLATR-ST. GRAVEL ROAD

- CO.-Ths annual Meeting Of the etOckholders Of
lie st Clair Street Gravel koad Com pany, for the
election Of Directors, win be he at the ONCE Of
Preniiss, in the City Of Cleveland on mONDAft the
18th day OF January 1853 az 10 o elock A a y;
u .gissl4sl, aJeC- a., lsozs4sZ Pref Of sad 70.
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For tn Benefit OF Nervous Suffer :
ers The W1RNING VOICE on
Seif-Curs Of DEBILITY, Consumption
Premature Decay, Less o. Memory, &C, BY
sufferer. Enclosing temp, address
ID Il. " WELLlN1fON, Boston
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T AIDES TRAVELLING BAGS.
IL aNLETH RE1TpEkG &HAUsNARNss
.zois EbocR FrQ lGsnJ ~
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n NJ letters advertised are subject 10 An extra
CHARGE; 'ne Cent. Persons calling Tor them will
please be pre- asr'si with the necessary change
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-31

The undersigned having been appointed Suhscrip-
ton Agent by he secretary OF the Ireasury, Is now
prepared 10 furnish the
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Letters Remaining in the Branch Post
once, West Side.

gF Persons calling for the abqve win please say
AZ Advertised" z. COWLES, P NJ.
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PURCHASERS WANTEDf

Purchaserwanted for 900 packages Of Stationery
and Jewery lin lots of $50 each) for saie prlces
invoiced less 1oper cent. discount At the Express
once, ottumwa Iowa. Also Agents wantad to sellthr
packets ofstationery, with or without Jewelry) in
the market, at prices lower than can be purcks
elsewhere. Address With stamp enclosed
il. BAILEY. 1874 Court ST., Boston Mass.
Ii.
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Chicago, Burlington { Quincy
RAILROAD LIN L
OLD AND ONLY RELIABLE ROUTE EAs

OLD AND ONLY RELIABLE ROUTE EAST
F: ON Burlington to Chicago, Detroit. Teledc.
Pittsburgh, Philadelp hia, Bsltin ore New Yerk,
all other Eastern and South Eastern Cities.
Passengers leaving BnrliEptth on the see A. NJ.
train connect at Mendoza with the Illinois Central
Railroad North and South, and at Chicago both the
Noon and Evening trains. Both trains connect With
the great Eastern Railroad routes, to-wM M. C.
and IT Wayne X r via Fl Wayne, Of which passen-
gers can take their choice.
Only twenty hours from Burlington TO Toledo
Thirteen hours ahead Of any other route LEAVING Bur
lington.
Baggage checked tnresg Oh to Bstrsft, Ma CARA Falls
and New York. Boston, Toledo, DHnkirk, Buffalo,
Pittsburgh and Philadelphia.
Tickets this great Eastern for sale
at Ottumw Fairfield, Mt Pleasant. and at the Tick
ct Office corner Front and Wster streets, Burlington
Sleeping Cars attache % the Night trains.
Fare as low as by any other route.
RF HOSFORp
Dec. is, 81. Gen'lAgt c., B. ORR
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GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
To New Work, New England and tn
CaMadas.

s~ CaMadas.
On and after Sunday, May 5th 1862 trains leave the
Great Central Union Depot, foot of Lake street, as
follows:
Tam. Day Express, Except sunday,) arrives at
Detroit GAO m; Suspension Bridge $3.50 q. m; AL
bany $3.50 p. M; New Yo,k 9:S8 p m; Boston 80
D. Fl. .srsr- - 5000.
T3e p. M. Night Express, Except Saturday arrive
at Detroit TOO M Suspension Bridge 1850 p. M;
Albany $500 a. n; New York 1880 a. m; Boston $50
p. m. t- ~
Cincinnati trains via NJ C. railroad leave Chicag 60
at mail train 1870 p. Fast Express; arrive
In Chicago at SIS a. m Fast Express and Sis p m.
Night Mail Train.
The 7:SD p. m. train leaving Chicago through
to Cincinnati without change Of cars or baggage.
Rutan's Patent ventilators cars Of Day Express
Trains ,4rr ~
Patent Sleeping Cars on all night trains.
Baggage checked through.
THROUGH TICKETS for sale in all principal Rail-
road Offices in the West, at the General Office
Lake and Dearborn streets, (under the fremont
House,) Chicago, and at the Depot.
II. N. RICE, General Sup erintendent.
J. W. SMITH, Western Pass. Ag't. NOV. 20, 81
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

dOaoment, tortAe Relietofthe SICK and Distrsssed
afflicted scih FirMieat and CAronfc Dise0ses'
and especfaADfor the Care OF Diseasescf the Sea
Ma1 Orgaas. 1870
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Actns
1v1 Surgeon, to all who apply by letter, with de-
it's OF life, &c. and In Of extreme po erty
furnish Medicine free of charge.
Valuable Reports on Spermatorrhea and OF her lis.
eases o!the Sexual Organs, and the New Remedies
employed In the Dspensary, sent to the afflicted n
seaedletter envelopes. free Of charge Tw orthres
stamps for postage will be acc ptabIe.
Address, DR.. J. SKILLIN HouonToE. Acting Surseon,
Howard Association. No South Ninth Phi II q
delphia Pa. BY order ofthe Directors.
EZRA ID. HEARTWELL, Prssfdsat.
GEOGRAPHICALLY, Secretary.
AprfI 3. 1SGl.tf ssil ~ ",
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LEGAL NOTICE.

SiHte OF .OWN, " aFeIIO County
TO WILLIAM MEEkER and b. " MEEKER
VOU and each OF you are hereby notified that on
the 10Th day OF September. 1862. the petition OF
y and a. Melee will be on file In the once OF tho
Clerk OF the District Court Of Wapelio county State
OF Iowa. asking forthe 81 given
by John w. Meeker and Elizabeth Meeker to said g.
and A. McGee upon the south east quarter Of the
three. range twelve In said county, dated October
18th, 1909 The said 8. and A. McGee viii in their
said petition also ask Judgment against the estate OF
John W. Meeker. deceased, for two hundred dollars
on his two notes to secure which said mortgage was
given.
NOW unless You appear and make defense to said
next Term Of said Court TO be begun held at OF,
snmwa. IN said county on the 24th day OF November.
1907 deianit VIII be taken against you, and judgment
and decree rendered In accordance With PRAYER of
petition WILLIAMS = HAMIiT0N
Aug. %, fS624w Att,vs ecr patSAinrer
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1Hyo THE NERyOes or BOTH SEXES Retired
n Clergyman having been restored to heath In
few days. after many years Of great Suderpg, II will
ling assist others by sending lee) on the recent of
postpaid directed envelope, copy OF the pvescrp
ton used. Direct the REV. JOHN NJ. DA0NALL, 1856
Fulton street. Brooklyn, Ny. June II, 1S62-4m
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MA n X r..

TUsT FROM THE IN ELeGANT
uS'yic, onsuperior paper. ~ cailatthe corhiss
committing roem. Pumroy's building.
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Keokuk, Fl. D. M. & M. R. R.
Change Of Time.
ONE TRAIN EACH WAY DAILY.

I'm and an er W ednesaay Feb 9Th, 1869, and uatN
further nstfee, daily train viii run each way
Sundays excepted) as follows:
Leave Keokuk at 730 m, arriving At Otfumwa lf:4S
pm, and at Eddy vile 200 pm
Leave Eddyville at 1880 and arrive at Ottumwa
I2:45 p IN, and at Keokuk $50 m.
~ Passengers taking the Mail Train from keeknk
81 7.3a a m, make sure connections with Stages a.
Eddyvle, for Oskaloosa, Fl Desmotnes Council BluAs
and all points west
Through tickets, as Low as the lowest, may be had
at the Once for all points In Middle, Western and
Southern Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, &c.
TICKET OFFICE--Atthe Depot, foot Of Johnson
street. GEO. WILLIAMS, JR,
Feb 8, 1869 superintendent.
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TERMS OF PEAcE.-Wc find the
following in the Chicago Journal. We
suppose the story is as likely to be true
as that the Mississippi should run
Northward. But if true, we don't see
that any one in the North could ac-
cept of the preferred terms. The 10y
al men have no terms to make with
traitors. And of course the Mahony
poltroons cannot accept them, for do
they not say that they are for the "Con.
stitution as it is, and the Union as it
was!'
PHILADELpHIA, Sept. 80.
The Washington correspondent of
the Philadelphia Inquirer says:
at is rumored that the reason of the
existing quietude of the army of the
Upper Potomac is that commissioners
are on the way from the Confederate
Congress to propose terms of speedy
peace, said to be something like the
following:
sThe loyal States to take all the
Territories and, Missouri, Tennessee,
Kentucky, and Maryland, and make
them free or slave States, as may best
please them-the Cotton States to have
Congress Of their own to regulate
their own domestic affairs only; in all
other things to be again as one and
inseperable people for defensive and
offensive operations against other coun'
tries; to be unity in matters OF postage
and revenue service, the same as here
tofore, they pie dying themselves to
return all Government property as
they found it; they in addition to q
separate Congress to regulate their pc
cuiiar institutions, to be permitted
Senators and Representatives in ou'
Congress, in such numbers as theil
free white population entities them to.
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FOR CINCINNATI!
CHICAGO, INDIANAPOLIS,
CINCINNATI SHORT LINE
Rail Road,

Shortest, Quickest and only Direct Route from Chi.
cago to Cincinnati. 'tsa st-f
trains leave the Great Central Depot, foot
of Lake street, rs follows:
First train I.45 m, arrives at Michigan City at
1894 p. tdinnerl la Fayette 525 tsupper) Indi-
annapolis Sis, pm, LawreMceburg 1890, and Cincin-
natl at II 45p.m.
Second train S00p arrive at Michigan City at $50
pm. La Fayett $40 am, indianapolis SEQ am,
Lawrenceburg l020 a. m, Cincinnati at l0:45 am.
Passengers leave Otiumwa $500 pm, arrive at
Burlington at I25 m, arrive at Chicago at 5:l5 am
at Cincinnati 80 am.
Onlyone change ofcars between Chicago and Gin
cinnati. e
Patent sleeping cars attached to all night trains,
and RUIZ through from Chicago to Cincinnati without
change. T
Through tickets can be had at all railroad offices
In the West, and at the company Office, Lake
and Dearborn streets and at the depot foot of Lake
street, Chicago.
Fare as low via any other route.
H.J.SPALDING, Agt Chicago.
WV. POWELL, Trav. Agent.
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DOUBLE THREADED
Sc WING Nh CHIMES.
Sc WING M4CHI4NL,S.

Sc WING Nh CHIMES.
Sc WING M CHIMES,
They have the highest testimc malls and certificates
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
chiid 81 twelve years car work them with case. We
warrant the seam secure though every third stitch be
cut. They make stronger and handsomer seam tia
can be made by hand.
$40 EACH.
These machines are used throughout the country
giving satisfaction to all who use them and are,
doubedly, the most economical, best made and
cheapest in use. They are fully warranted.
$50 EACH.
These machines run with a FRICTION WHEEL doinc
away with the stretching and annoyance of belt or
Our Machines have straight needle and q guard to
prevent breaking. thus requiring not more than Oh
needle in six months common use.
$40 EACH.
We furnish full aud 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.
They will Hem, Stitch, Fell, Tuck, Gather Embroid.
er and make two different stitches on the same ma
which render them the most desirable aud simplest
Family machine ever invented.
$50 EACH.
NOTICE We offer liberal discount to parties
,rn wishing agency or right Of sale OF
our Machines. With a small, invest
AGENTS ment Of capital profitable business
can be readily established. All saesto Agents, with
discount must be invariably for CASH
n B-Our Mac hines all stand q ha ndso me Ia BILE
and are worked by a treadle. Send for descriptive
circular.
kW-On receipt Of $40 We will send Machine, bv re-
9urn of express or, IL SO ordered, will send ma
chine andthc bill with It, SO that 1t need not be paid
for tllreceiyed. Address
GEO. +. COLLINS Il co.
Cfhce-122 LAKE STREET, (up stairs,) CHICAGO.
Sept. IS, Oily
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CLOSE CONNECTIONS MADE
With Express Freight Trains on all no ads diyerrjne
from Chicago, and Western Shippers can rely upon
having their goods receive utmost despatch.
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RAILROADS.
CHANGE OF TIME,
GOING EAST.

N AND AFTER February SIN, and until further
notice Passenger Trains will lsays and arrive
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lsFRSCRyBC for THE COURIER. !!
- Terms 81 so inadvsnos.