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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-21

State of WisconsiU--Towa County Circuit Court
Daniel thinner, Plaintiff against Sarah Metcalf widow
of Edward Anderson. deceased formerly Sarah Alder
son, wife of said Edmond, George MetcaN and John
Mari Anderson, William Adam Anderson Thomas Ed
nond Anderson and Mary Ann Anderson, minor heirs
of said Edmond Anderson. deceased, defendants
BY virtue of aud pursuant to Judgment of Foreclo-
and sale rendered in said Court In the above enti
tied action the DIST day of February 1862 viii ex
pose for sale and sell at public auction The front
of the Court House. in the village Of Dodgevie Iowa
County Wisconsin, Saturday, the 18th day Of June
1852 at two O'Clock Of that day the following described
mort gagged premises, mur' thereof may be
essary to raise the lid judgment interest
aud costs of sale to Wit: commencing the north
corner Of the lot owned by Henry Lampee formerly
owned by John Barnard situate section number
twenty eight, Township number seven north Of Range
number east Of the 18th principal meridian tn
south twenty-uine rods from said north corner
thence east six rods less thence north twenty
nine rods, thence west twenty nine rods or less
the place Of beginning aiming acre Of land
situate in the Town of Highland, Iowa County, Wis.
Dated Sherif7s office, Dodgevilie. March 10TH 1s62
GEORGE MESSERSMITH
COBB & SUDDUTH, Sheriff of I0zr0 Co. his
Plaintiffs Attorneys. l11-3m
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-21
FORECIOSTRE EALE

State Of Wisconsin, Iowa County Circuit Court
AnaSa Cobb, Plaintiff against John Bonner, John Ad-
ans, John VI. Perkins William H. Bolton Otis G
Corbt William G. fuller, William d Hart Henry
u McCorkle, Oliver Il. Tweedy, Elias NJ Green
Dexter TIFFANY, James Freeand. Robert Squires
Charles ii. Bowman Patrick H. Baker, William H.
Freeland and John NJ Sl-wart-Defen llnts
virtue of and pursuant TO Judgment OF forecIos-
ure and sale, rendered in said Court in tn, above
entitled action the 10Th q; If February 1852 will
expose for sale aud sell At puhlic auction. front
door of the Court House in the village Of Dodgevifle
in Iowa County Wisconsin Saturday the -tf day Of
June lS62, at two o'clock in the afternoon Of that day
the following described real estate. situate Iowa
comfy, much thereof may necessary to raise
the amount of said julsm MT interest and sale
TO wit: the northeast quarter Of the norti-west q-er
OF section number seventeen az, in township number
five 90 north of range FIVE On east and th
of the norhcast quarter section number one
CD, in township number five (3) north range number
three % east. And also lots numbers twelve 02)
thirteen, {3l, and fourteen. I'D in block number sew
enteen CD in Parrrs addition to the village of Dodge
Vile. Iowa county. Wisconsin.
Dated Sherid7s Office, Dodgeville March 1st, ls62.
GEORGE MESSERSMITII
COBB SUDDCTH. Sheriff Of I01rQ Co HIS
PLAINTIFFS AttVs lo-3m
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-21
FORECLOSURE SALE.

State Of Wisconsin, Iowa County Circuit Court.
Benjamin Salter and David Porter Lord Plaintiffs
against John Adams, Eliza Adams. John Bonner
John NJ Perkins William II. Bolton Otis G. Coriit
William G. fuller, William d. Hart Henry NJ Nc
Corkle, Oliver b. TwcsGy, Elias II. Green, Dexter
Tiffany, James Freeand, Rob TT Squires Charles II
Bowman, Patrick ii. Baker, William \. Frelland and
John VI. Stewart-Defe ndants
I virtue of and pursuant to judgment of forecos
and sale rendered in said Court in the above
entitled action on the 2ath day Of February 1862 will
expose for sale and sell at public auction the front
door Of the Court House, in the village nOdgevie in
Iowa county Wisconsin, Saturday. the seventh day
of June, lS62, 1T two O'Clock in the afternoon of that
day, the following described mortgaged premises
much thereof inav be necessary raise the
said judgment Interest and costs Of sale. Wit: Lot
number twenty-One Cd in Adamsyille IN Iowa county
and the northeast quarter OF the north quarter and
the southeast quarter Of the northeast quarter Of sec
ton number twenty-five, in township number five 90
north of range four = east, and the fractional
of the north west quarter OF section number thirty f3b)
in township number five 90 north range five ( east
all situate in Iowa county, Wisconsin.
Dated SheriGs Office Dodgeville March 1st 1862
GEORGE NESSERSMITH
CoBG & SUDDUTH. Sheriff Of I03ru O. vs.
P!autfs Atty's. 10-3m
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-21

State of Wisconsin Iowa County Circuit Court
Timothy II Bush Plaintiff, against Tyler h Biodgett
Mary Ann Biodgett Theodore Rodolf. Moses NJ Strong
Caroline r. Strong ,. : Kinds and August Belmont
Defendants.
DY virtne Of and pursuant to judgment of forecIo
and sale rendered in said Court in the above
entitled action the 10Th day Of Fe.sruaGy A. D. 1862
viii expose for sale and sell at public auc ION, the
highest and best bidder for cash at the front door of
the Court House in the village of Dodgeville in
1862 O'Clock in the afternoon OF that day the fol
lowing described real estate. situate in Iowa County in
the State Of Wisconsin, much thereof may be
to raise the amount Of said judgment. interest
and of sale wit - The Lots and Of lots
lying in that part Of the town (now city) Of Mineral
Point. which is laid ont the south quarter of
section 81. Town No north of No.
moulv known Strong. Doty and Burnett and others
lows, according 10 the recorded plot of said addition
and all lying in Block No 81 wit: twenty feet front
High Street Of lot No ten By the whole deptl of
said lot beginning at the north wcsferly Of said
let thehce Southefly along the west boundary to the
south Of said lot, thence wardly along
the southern line of said lot twenty feet thence north
ery High street thence westwarIly twenty feet to
the place of beginning; also of lot No. nine,
mencing at the north east thereof and running
westerly high street twentvse feet thence the
south boundary of the lot right angles High street
thence To the of said lot thence north
ery 30 the place of beginning also all that part Of lot
No Twelve, which conveyed by Thos. p Burnett
to G. c. Rynerson, by deed recorded in Book X page
4Sl also, all Of lots aud a. also part of lot No ff
teen commencing Founain Street at the south
twenty -four feet thence northerly parallel with the
boundary the north line of said lot. thence
the north corner theme the place Of beginning
Dated SheriTs Office, DodgeviIle March 21st 1862.
GEORGE MESSERSMITH.
CoBB & SUnpUrH, SHERIFF If K0oca Co.
ysgj 3ra -12
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-21
TORECLOGURE SALE

State of Wisconsin, Iowa County Circuit Court.
Charles H. Rodgers Nathan Corwith and Henry Cor
with, co-partners in the firm, and style Of y.
Corwith & Co.. against Thomas +. Dyer, Mary Dyer,
Phebe y Dyer and Mary Ann Dyer
virtue of and pursuant to decree OF foreclosure
and order of sale rendered in said Court in the
above entitled action the oath day Of March, 1851
viii expose for sale and sell public auction
front door of the Court House in the village of Dodge
vile, in Iowa County, Wisconsin, Friday, the 27th
day of June, 1852 AT two O'Clock in the aft of
that day, TIE following described real estate situate in
Iowa county, much thereof be necessary
raise the amount Of said decree interest and
to wit The northwest quarter Of the southwest quarter
OF section number twelve, (2 the southwest quarter
the southwest quarter of section number thirteen q
the north half Of the half southwest quarter
northeast quartz Of the southwest quarter OF said
ton number thirteen, i3 the southeast quarter
southeast quarter of section fourteen H. and
the southeast quarter Of section number :hrteeu IL
all in township number four north of range number
four II east of the fourth principal meridian.
Dated Sherins Office Dodseville March Dist 1852.
GEORGE NESSEkSTITU
CoBB SUDpUTH, Sheriff Of Io1c0 Co.
ff0}ttlTN' 1ttyS. o.ul3
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-21

FORECTOS(KE SALE

State of Wisconsn-foya County Circuit Court
Cyrs " oodnau Dansi Sanford and Esther san
ford.
BY virtue Of and pursuant 20 Judgment Of Foreclo-
sure and sale rendered in said in the above en
tied action the 10Th day q Perjury A. D. 1862
will expose for sale and sell public auction TO the
highest and best bidder for cash front door of the
Court House the village If Dodgesile ia Iowa Coun-
ty, Wisconsin, Friday the twenty third esd iay of
May lo62 at O'Clock in the afternoon OF that day
the following scrbed and estate situate
lying and being in said Iowa County and State Wis
cousn, much thereof shall be sufficient and nee
esSary raise the amount of said judgment interest
and Of sale, to-wit T north quarter of sec
ton No six g. lin township No ,1ncr Of range
No four, y east If the ith PRINCIPAL meridian In said
Iowa County coutsi;lins hundred and fort -ive
and S2-io9 acres
Dated SheriI's Office Dodreyiile. Wis April & 1852
GEORGE hESSERSMITH
JoSEPH II. CLARY Sheriff of T05rd Co. Wis
Plaintiffs Atty tI5-6f
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Private School.

4 PRIVATE SCHOOL viii be opened in the ii,li
y School Building of this City Monday. March
3ist, and continue during Terms Of eleven weeks
each. and under the charge Of +. PILLSBGR 1 A NJ
assisted by such other competent Teachers the inter
ests Of the SchoDIrnsy require
The rates of futionfor the different Grades OF stud
les as at present estabNhed in eur Publsc schools an
heretofore published by Me Board Of Education VI" be
follows, wit
For 1st 2nd and 3rd Primary --.-4 80 per term
LIST and 2nd Intermediate o-Nu
Third Intermediate aud English
branches in High School 4-te :.
Tuition payable in advance, to Alex Wilson, Esq.
Treasurer. -
classified and graded far practical The Third In
tergneiiae will be united with the Higher Department
Aose fishing the full benefit Of the School
viii it for their interest be preen: the FIRST day
O the j. f. PiLLSBIE1.
Mineral Point Mar. 1e, 1e6a. 11-s.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-21
FORECLOSI RE SALE

State of Wisconsin--Iowa County Circuit Court
Samuel b. Bonner. Plaintiff, against John Adams Eliza
Adams John Bonner, Peter Slater, Otis G. Corl,it
William G. fuller, William d. Hart, Henry NJ Me
Corkle, Oliver b. Tweedy, Elias NJ Green Dexter
Infancy, George Draper, EleaZer b. Eldrede James
Freeland, Robert Squires, Charles H. Bowman Pat
rick ii. Baker, William Ii. Freelaud, John A. butcher
John A. Goodrich. Kellogg Sexton, BENJAMIN F.
Thomas, John Milton, John NJ Perkins William II
Bolton John NJ. Stewart, and Stacy Thomas De-
PENDANTS.
virtue of and pursuant to judgment of forecIos-
and sale rendered in said Court in the above
entitled action the fifth day of June 1S61 will ex-
pose for sale and sell public auction front door
of the Court House, in the village of DodgevIe in
Iowa County, ~ isconsn, Saturday the 3rd lay of
May 1862 at two O'Clock in the afternoon of that ay
the following described gagged premises with appr-
tenances thereunto belonging, much thereof a, NAV
be necessary to raise the amount of said ind ent in
terest, and costs of sleto wit the north the
northwest quarter of Section No. sixteen (f6) in
Township No five (3), north, of range No five (5 cast
containing eighty of land according the ov-
ernmcnt survey.
Dated Sherifs Office Dodgeville. January p. 1862
GEORGE MESSERSMITH
COBB SUDDrrH, Sheriff of Iowa Co. Wis.
Plaintiffs Att'ys. ,j-3m
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-21
CurCCliO

We have abundant evidence that in
Wisconsin, rs well AS at the East, this
villainous little insect is subversive of all
attempts to raise pluns, in most localitie=
The New FORK Observer has a recipe for
preventing its ravAges, which it has pub
lished from year to year, with many testi-
moniais az TO IT. efficacy. As the season
Is at ham; wh-n tire N =. = IS dom, e
copt tie re elm n d. ~ $40 lave
p u" trees = tn 1t, even j. r.ey nave 20
make their o~n soan. The -..14sc
should bc applied - soon Is the trui, is
fairly set.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-21

e We have made the above REDUCTION IN PHI-
CES with the two fold view of beneiting The public aud
ourselves. The public have been swindl by spurious
machines made in taton of ours The metal in them
from the iron casting the smallest piece of Door
quality. Their makers have the means TO do their
work we'll They are hid away in secret places where
1t would be impossible TO have their command the
proper mechanical appliances. 1t is only by doing
great business and having extensive manuacu es-
refreshments, that good machines be made at mode
rate prices The best designed machines BADLY
MADE, are always liable get order and are
sure to cost considerable trouble and money to keep
them in repair.
The qualities to be looked for in a Machine are =
Certttitfy OF correct action at al g0ies Of DeeH
St"pttctty Of constructions great durabffifv AMI
fuptdtty of operation, sciM the Tenst Zf,60r Ma
chimes to combine these essential qualities must be made
OF the best 3aetdt and ff,iMed To 5el.fecff0n We
have the ways and means, a grand scale th :,
The purchasers of Machines, whose daily bread it
NAV concern will find that those having he quail
lies not only work well rapid well rs o3c rates
OF speed, but fGat tong in the finest possible work ing
order Our machines, ltade In Us will earn Jy0,c
money with less tutor Than any hers her in i'm
ltaiion of ours not. Ia fact they are cheaper than
any other Machines = gift.
90 LOCAL AGENTS WANTED IS
] ri 8 ER & o.
lbs Broadway. New York
Ht
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-21
We w ant
i've or six bushels of POTATOES

Five or six bushels Of POTATOES;
Ten bushels of CORN;
A few loads of WOOD;
FLoUa, BUTTER, Fees, in short anything in
the Provision line viii be gladly received from
those in arrears for the TRIBUNE. Those who
End it difficult to pay money will obiige Us by
bringing at once some Of the above articles.
They are all as good money to US and will
cost Us money unless we get them on subserip-
ton
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-21

y RTH CARoLINA-There is Il prospect
that two regim MS of loyal North Carroll
mans will speedily be in the field Gen.
Burnside's judicious course has encour-
aged these practical demonstrations of
loyalty, and the result is that North Car
DINA begins to make some effort to take
care Of herself \ powerful counter rev
olutioa against secession may be looked
for in that State.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-21
THE MIXTURE.

To one pound OF Whale oil soap add
four ounces sulphur. Mix thorou chlv
and dissolve in twelve gallons o water
Take one-half peek Of quick lime, and
when well 81 ked, add four gallons OF
water, and stir we'll together When set
tied and clear, pour off the transparent
part and add to the soap and sulphur
mixed
To this mixture add four @allans of
strong tobacco water. Apply this com
pound when thus Incorporated, with Il
arden syringe to your plum or other fruit
trees, SO as to drench all parts of the foil
age If no rains succeed for three weeks
one application viii be sufficient If
washed by rains it should be renewed
In preparing this mixture some are
troubled to oil tain aohaie oil soap, many
do not know what it is. Every drug store
in the country of much extent, should
keep the article for sale. 1t can be OBJ
tanned in quantities of all whale oil blea
chers. This soap is the sesult or deposit,
from mixing potash ley OF soda-ash with
whale oil, and tie pr-eipitate from this
combinati constitutes whale oil s Dap.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-21
NTRRln FOR Thu IRISH BRIGADE,
REMINDER LGMEGlcE AND FcETENCY
IRISH VOLUNTEERS, kTTEi:;.l1Is

= OW is your time enlist n a first class Regiment
\ Col DoRAN of Milwaukee,. cotins;lHoil.a There
six companies ia Camp Randall Madison aud
others fast filing up. Al those wishing 20 their
adopted country in company with the gallant SHIELDS,
the patriot MEAGHER, the brave MULLIcAN Cone DRAM
and host Of eth. rs who have served tler adopted
country faithfully and when internal troubles
done away with ready and willing to grappe with
the enemies Of race, and make Ireland she
ought to be, GRE1I, GLOETDE Is, dHd FIsEE fiIst
fO1CeF Of the emit, ami bFjIbt gam AZ The s,ss.
To young men this is . good opportunity Pay will
commence from date If enlistment Which s. thirteen
dollars a month single men, with FIVE o. HAIRS extra 10
these who famiiies d-pepdur Upon them for sup
port and one hundred dollars bounty the end Of Ia.
For Pension List see Boston Fl'ot gshuars 4tE
t>l2.
For further Information apply to JOHN SHAM EY,
Mineral Point, the Office Of the Darlington IRd1-
p5adsstt, or to \. G. GAYAN- Caftain,
nStf Darlington, Lafayette &C. Wis.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-21
Rock River Insurance Companv.

nFtfcE. No. !, Bushnell Loue Block. Brloit.
~ Wisconsin
Not over $1,000 insured in iisk, /. = circle
Of eight rods
D REcroRs.-John Barnes. q. r.rhit.s. I. J.
Bushn. u, J G. Max ell, MA. Sor'lror Z. T. Whit
fora. +. n Ozark. A. b. FsrpeD teg, L. l. CurTicr,
c r. Whitford. Allen ellison.
oFFICERs.-C- y hittor Secretary J. J. Bush
nti Treasurer j. Barnes, Pr s;dtut j. a Narthrop,
Vice President. {. =. WhiffsYd General Agent.
FRANK J. ROW =, Agent.
Aiiaef:ti s'oint. Hisr- i.sip-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-21
20 I'd Superintendents.
DE oREsr's IRRoR or FASHIONS

N f. DE oRESTS IRR0R OF FASHIONS =
vi The largest best and reliable Fashion Mag
azine IN the world Contains the largest and finest
Fashion Plates, The greatest number Engravings
the latest and most reliable Information three full sized
Patterns foI Dresses, and new Braid-work aud En-
hroidering Patterns. Every other Dressinaker IL
liner ard Lady should have it. Published Quarterly at
Is Broadway; New York, sold everywhere or sent by
mail at - cents Yearly ST. with a valuable premium
The Summer number now ready iw
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-21

acknow edged be such renderit one of the
perfect Machines invented for cutting srrain
and grass
The draft is Fighter than any other Machine OF the
power; il is easily managed and not liable TO get
of repair. II i easily changed from ;eaper to a
Mower, and does its work well as any Reaper vet
invented
Farmers respectfully invited TO examine the late
improveIne of this Reaper and Mower before purchas-
iag a Machine 1t i gotten up for utility rather than
show and has proved itself tT umDh wherever II
has been tried In competition with other Machines
Numerous certificates of its superiority might ~, ad
dcd they are unnecessary. Those acquain ed with
Reapers and Mowers judge for themselves by per
sonal examination.
JAMES L. LIEDEEMAN
Agent for Iowa and Grant counties.
Local Agents.
Win. u. JONES. Rdgway, Iowa Co.
EDWARD HoYT, platteville, Grant Co
Ira NJ. BELLOWS, Lancaster DO.
DAVID MILES, Winsyille do. I2Ol
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-21
"A u Q I O N

HE Undersigned will sell at Public Auction on Mon
day, tn 18th day Of May, >62 a. his residence in
the Town Of Waldgick. the following; Cows Steers
pair OF year old mnles and other stock: aso two
horse Plow, Breaking Pillow, and a Threshng Ma
chine
TERMS--An sums under TO cash all sums of $40
and over sN months credit without interesi ad-
uienai siN months credit with 10 per cent Interest If
sted- DANIEL. holman
NtlfNick, April - 1852 -fS;,w
he ABOVE sal Is postponed t.so weeks
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-21
FORECLOSTRE SALE

State Of Wisconsin-Iowa County Circuit Court.
Robert Ielverton, Plaintiff against job Adams Eliza
Adams John Bonner. Otis c. Corbit James Free
land, Robert Squires. Charles II. Bowman Patrick H.
Baker. William H FreeIand. John \. butcher john
\. Goodrich, kellogg Sexton and John NJ. Stewart,
Defendants
BY virtue OF and pursuant judgment foreclosure
ton on the nineteenth day February 1862 VII ex
pose for sale and sell public auction door
of the Court House in the village Of Dodgevle in
county, Wisconsin, Saturday. the seventh day Of
June, 1852, O'clock in the afternoon of that day
the following described real estatemorfgaged premises
situate in Iowa county, much thereof may be
necessary raise the Of said Judgment interest
and of sale wit The south quarter Of the
southeast quarter nf section six, ISL in township five
t5l north of range i've ID. the southwest guar
Of the mort Invest quarter of section fourteen l4l
north quarter the quarter section
fifteen, l5, in township five, 5 north of range FIVE
5 east the southeast quarter Of the northwest quar-
and the south quarter OF the northeast quarter
Of section eighteen Is in township six I6l, north Of
range i've, 5l east and part of the half Of the
north east quarter of section number twelve ff2l in
township six north OF range five f5l east bounded
as follows 10 VII commencing at the north least corner
of John Adams store thence running west eight rods
thence south twelve rods thence eight rods thence
north twelve rods TO place 4 beginning The north
quarter OF the northeast quarter Of section thirty
FIVE, 1851, in township = north of range FIVE ri
ST. an3 the southeast quarter Of the northeast quar-
ter OF section srty five 5l in township seven north
of range five [5l east
Dated SheriTs Office DodgevilIe March fst 1859.
GEORGE MESSERsMITH.
COBB SrDDUTH. Sheriff Of xolca Co., HIS.
Plaintiffs Au'ys. tp5m
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And all we ask is fair trial. Read he following:
IMP -RTANT FACTS.
FACT NO l.-This Company being duly licensed
their Machines are protected from inf ingements or
litigation
FACT No These mach j les make tie lock.sti,cb
-atlke on be tn sidesand little less than aIf
machines
FACT NO. These Machines are better adantad
Than any other sewing machines in the market to
theirequent changes and almost endless variety Of
sewing require in family. They will sew from
one 10 twenty ihicknesses of Mtrseilles without
stopping and make every stitch perfect. They will
even sew from the finest gauze the heaviest cIot h.
and even stout, hard leather without changing the
ieed needle or tension, making any adiustm ent
OF machine whatever Is t such a mae inc best
adapted to family Sc: and if best adapted fam
tiy use. why for every variety of light wing
manufacture: For work too heavy for oar n5lY
Machine, we Iec"mmend Cur larger sizes
FACT no. 4.-T5ese Machines make the most astic
sea'c OF any sewing mact'lne IN use-a Fact o very
great Importance ia sewing elastic goods, or GODS
Of any kind, a bias.
FACT NO. 3.-No Machine more durable or more
simple in its cons; ruction. more easily q r
stood The reputation of lhesc Machines VIII ever
used will fully demonstrate each OF the above
FACT No s. These aehiues took the Highest
Premium ~ ID" Franklin institute. Philadelphia
FAC 80 : These Machines TOOK he Highest Pre-
mium ut lfe y NV Jersey state Fair.
-, T No >. These Machines took the Highest
Medal - he American Institute. in the Citv Of
New \ o. k, t"gether with the Highest Premium for
fine ~ewing-Nl chime work.
FA'.r 20 g These aehnes tool the FIighes Pre-
niums A. the Mechanics FAIR Utica. y. Y
~ I No Io--FheS.- can do the same thing gener-
Graf Y, whenev rproperiv ibit~d in compt itlon
with ofae drst-cjass sewing Machines But we
have room, p u Ear ,,ne :, ~ - ~ -
important act Of at
FACT NO ll.-We oarrant eoery Machine IRE sell
10 gre BEIJ Err saiisfacti0n than ann nfher
.er,"g uacdiac ~ arhet or m"ney ref"n ed
, send for a Circular. AGENTS WANTED.
Finkle & lyon Sewing-EGaohine Co,
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