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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-01

IL : now apparent that unless some plan
Is devised 20 Increase the supply Of coal there
must be an unusual amount of suffering in
Richmond during the winter. Heretofore IL
has been only the poorer classes who have
experienced the discomforts Of cherries |
homes and shiveriRg want and for their re-
lief the benevolent associations OF the city |
labo1ed with some success. iuasmuch "a coal |
was always to be had for rnoaey, and this was
quite literally. perhaps cheeriully given
But now tho case is different While the
consumption, owing TO the quality required
for government work, i far greater than
ever before, the coal companies are supply
ing even less thaa 81 previous seasons. The
price has advanced over fifty per cent since
last winter but that Is not now the subject OF
complaint or the source Of the evil. Git
,zens offer their money IN yain--the fuel can
not be had. Since the morning air has be-
gun 10 partakc somewhat of the frosty, and
overcoats have become Indispensable com
paniOus in walking, the scene about the coal
yards lorcshad0w too plainly the suffering
that Is 70 come. Men gaze wistfully upon
the bituminous Jumps that are going TO warm
some proyident person who bespoke his sup
ply four months ago, and women plead In
behalf OF sick children az home. but the coal
merchants are unmoved. They have as
\ | manv orders on their DOCKS As tlcy can MI
before Christmas. according 70 the present
rate OF supply. and il would be folly for them
70 engage to perform impossibi.ities- There
. fore the disappointed applicants turn away
= and 60 somewhere else 20 hear the same re-
n ply. Now cannot something be done, with
:. a vast abundance In the adjoining county o.
Chesterfield, to prevent what we may no
G inaptly compare 70 starvation in the midst
J. plentyg The Petersburg railroad company
4 will furnish transportation for perhaps thrice
the quantity that is now sent from the pits
= The present price Is amply remunerative q
the coal company. even at the advance price
}. of labor, aud we have heard but one simpl
= excuse alleged for failure TO supply Oh
Richmond market. and that is that some por
c ton Of the machinery at the pits Is broker
= a company that cannot remedy difficult
10 like this lacks enterprise TO meet any com
mon emergency. We can tell them that th
people are becoming restless under th
'r present condition OF affairs The Govern
ii ment will see this in due time. and may pos
i; siby be moved 70 adopt summary nctho
OF alaying popular discomfort. There ar
d hundreds of idle negroes IN Richmond VII
= might be proftably used in working Oh
- mircs anG raising tho coal 10 the surface
and. as we have already said. the means
- transportation are not wanting.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-01
james ID Clay

We have received handhill. addressed to
the pubic. on the 9th inst. Nv James b. Clay.
al Lexington lie was calling for men to
enlist in regiments % be raised BY him. lie
appealed 70 the people 10 rally under him.
telling thesl ihas tlse peo?le OF the South
would very slceiily pat IN soree tie conscripi
Law throughout The State lie said: NV
headquarters. for The present. i in Lexing-
ton. hereafter at Camp Bfcokinrigc, formerly
Dick Robinson. And now we should like
II ask the distinguished ox-lambcr man how
the South is getting along IN Kentucky with
its consorirt AN. 5ust a. tbs zine and Il be
= resiiy % be foErd hereafter n Camp
Rrcckarslge. formerly niok Ret.sa>sni' II
he iai a Camp Drcessnrigc. lci him tell
whSrc nc - Tor the information m2y De much
needed ~ the rnyriads who are loneiuc o.
enliss uDics hin.
Where arc yea. James p. Clayl In zhag
iirecfion are you farming the big nose that
~cri such copions drops % blood II The IN
dirnits ofcrci h IL dignity b AR Calium
a. Washinesoni Ali tias yoa had % say
urea shat occasion sas. ssWeu. thfs : a
ptcsty. business And sc guess we nav say
tic same aboui -Four hsndbiii. We'll. thu i
prcfty bu>ines~- les. Jonr.. srl
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-01

We are pleased to see the names OF good
men announced for Counciimen to I'LL vacan-
ciss Ia the First and Second Wards
70 better material can be found than " .
X. McKKas and JoskFH PKiLkszKR. IL u
high time that the people should wake up to
the importance OF indfviduai fort 10 secur-
ing the right kind Of men 70 I'LL our public
Offices.
When such men consent 10 have their
names used. every good citizen should exer'
himself to secure their election. thereby Sc.
curing faithful and intelligent adminisira
ton Of public Affairs.
II Is generally understood that there Is al
urgent necessity for purifying our city gov
eminent. and although il cannot all be don
at once, We can make very good com
mencement next Monday.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-01

An accoust OF Signor Sierott's discoveries
in the subterrancan topography OF Jerusalem
has been published. Employed by the Pasha
as an engineer, he has discovered that the
modem city OF Jerusalem stands on several
LAYERS OF ruined masonry, the undcrmost oil
which, composed of deeply bcvcled and
enormous stones, he attributes TO the age OF
Solomon. next 10 that of Zorobabel, the next
TO that ofIler0d. the next 10 that OF Justnian
and so on ill the times Of the Saraccns and
Crusaders. lie has traced series of con-
Quits and sewers leading from the "doom of
the rock mosque standing on the very
site OF the alter OF sacrifice in the Temple.
TO the Y alley of Jehoshaphat. by means OF
which the priests were enabled - push Tie
whole temple area with water. and TINS 20
carry or the blood and ofial of the sacrifices
to the brook of kedGoa. The manner Of
this exploration was very interesting.
lie got an Arab TO walk up through these
immense sewers. ringing bell and blowing
a trumpet, while lac himself. by following the
sound, was able to trace the exact course
they took About two years ago he accl-
dentally discovered a fountain at the pool OF
l OF Bethesda. al,,l on his opening IL. copious
| stream of water Immediately began 10 flow,
and, strange 20 say. has flowed ever since
| No ono know Gvsn whence Il eeme- OF
wnuner il goes. This caused the greatest
eNcitomeLt among the Jews. who focked in
crowds to drink and battle themselves in il.
| They fancicd il was one of the signs OF
Meslah's coming. and portended the speedy
| restoration Of their commonwealth. This
fountain, which has peculiar taste like that
Of milk and water. Is identified by Sisnor
| p..ero,ti with the fountain which llczekiah
hlnlt and which - described by Josephus.-
The measurement and position Of most Of
the remaius accord exactly with the Jewisl
historians descriptions. Some oi the Sig
nor's conclusions arc disputed. but no one
has succeeded ia 50 di~inicring the seiea oil
the Holy City
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-01

that Slavery mast perish Il Liberty i TO i've
and coniuFinS us % Support the f'reSdeni's
procismstlon as the SURF r0caas OF tc<troy-
ing the rebellion. Northesa dcnlASoCues
Ga the othes hand. conten.iing thai slavery
proclamation as a b'galsr al : cEime--
possibility Of deebt. stss The rebels have
st.kei sAeir AZ spon To coatcdeEkey. and
s<otsssiag 18th sEapassioscd earnessness thAt
oveFturss % csmpronsss @o-ai5 ts alike ia
tie and ignoninioos Nesthera mel bold
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-01

TuE darkies OF secession masters still
continue 10 flock into camp. There IS in
camp hero n regular witty darky who form
erly belonged 10 Mr.. Duncan, now in the
rebc' army. This negro can read and write,
in fact Is vcty well educated man. \ es
terday, some kentuckians who had lost sew
eral slaves. had posted up around the en-
campmcnt "Onc hundred dollars reward.
Ran away from the subscriber. my man
Bob, &c.
Jim Duncan-as the boys call him-soon
after issued the following, and placed il be-
side tho other "advy;"
~ CENTS REWARD
Ran away from dis chile, an left him all
alone In take care of hisself. after | done
worked twenty years faithfully for him,
Ny NAssA. BILL DUNCAN.
Massa Bill Is supposed to have done gone
of MID the seccshers. for 70 hunt for his
rights. and l speek he done got lost. Any
person 'tnrnin him 10 me, 80 dat he can
take care OF mc-as he alters said nigga
couldn't take care OF hissclf-uill be much
obliged 70 dis chile.
y B-pcrsons hgntin for him please
look in all The "last ditcaes. n | often
heerd him talk about going into the ditchin
business.
specially submitted. JIM.
The poster created great deal OF merri-
mcnt in camp. while the keatucky residents
who came across Il though, Jim a mighty
sassy niger
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-01

Lass >aETf We saw a the railroad
station YESTERDAY a3ack which weighed alive
sboatt~o hurrirei and hssy rounsls. he !
OF the spcc.eS csllel sAe O2forssskise Dos n.
and uas bre1 leeaa i1F-orscl stock lie he
long, to a rsutienan ~ Lynn. Mas. ~ho
! Introducing The breed among the farmers
ia esment Tbs specimen - oalss vosnr
an &c are ted tast fail gre~n sheep Ire
Qaexiiv ~e;Shtgo kusiret snd kfty rounds.
Thsy are rsissd mostly Coz 11tioo.-Hsa-
skrsfcr AnrTsczR.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-01
DYE HOUSE.

NEW YORK DYE HOUSE -
a Tie uedrrsign-a worif respectfully irf.ln
- fitftrss r Tsrre IsIte an t.cl1ff taaf ttef
AVE fnst srflrsf frcrs he "a ~it,fs vel -
frff STOCK q fre ryf-risr,. aisf bellevue fasi g.
fifst Class Ore Haale . r-l4fl ia fbls place have
tat+u raaaa -. <ertb Ftnrft So siofe tilss arc
4I.pafft a. t4e o. esq rlrr IstIse fi-tI .tf q
rsety d--rrilfi "a. slss t-rrsIf nsrfs ssf.asnft
ti.ss.lrl. roisf.< st-i iepzi.tt
ter,s-fe~ Nf1Fk. c1-sEIIssg 4 CO.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-01

IMPORTANT TO SOLDIERS.
We call the attention 81 all having relations or
friends In the army t. the fact that "Hoofands
German Hitcr's" viii cure ninc teBths II the dis
eases induced ny exposures and privations incident
20 camp life. II the lists published almost daily In
the esspapere ou The arrival q the sick IL will be
noticed that very large proportion suffering
from debility. Every case 81 That kind can be
readily cured by HoOiaud's Gcrmas Bitters. Dis
eases resulting from sordcrs OF the digestive or
rans are speedily removed. We have no hesitation
ia stating that. u these Bitters were freely used
among our soldiers, hundreds Il lives might be
saved that otherwise VIII hc lost.
We call particular attention 20 the following re-
markabe and WE'LL auihrutcated cure Of one n Ii
nations heroes. whosr iie O. hls own language.
has been saved ~ tue Hittcrs.'f--
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-01

4 I'll. kinds q Liquors. Foteigu aud
4 N n1zsStr. rsrisr. Ale. &c. -
zzr1Zsz p. EyE's
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-01

I'll tLENN
+. uieiuv, Il ihtr own ersoual know ledge TO the
beneficial ,iori sod medical virtues II these bitter.
DO YOU waut something 10 Strengthen YOU
DO YOU want Good Appetite
Do You want to haild up yonr Constitution
Do vcu want 10 Feel We'll
Do YOU want 20 get rid OF Aervonsues-
DO you want Energy
Do you want Sleep Well
Do YOU want Brisk and Vigorous Feeling
II YOU do. use HOoFLAND'S GERMAN
BITfFRS
From J Neiefon. DID, Editor 81 he En-
eyelopcdia 81 Religions hponiedq..
Although not disposed TO favor or recommend
Patent Medicines IA general, through distfn.t q
their ingredients aud effects. yet know Of NJ suf
Cieni reason VII, man moi testif3 10 the lciis
90 hr believes himself a. have received ffum any
simple preparation. in the hope that b. may thus
,uuirihlte a. the benefit 81 oihefs.
d. this the more readily In regard L. ho iisIis' :
German Btters, prepared by Ia Z. II. Jsckson, Of
ihi. city, because ~. prelndeed against them fef
many year. under the impression that they we're
chiefly alcoholic mixture. / arm indebted IL my
friend Robert Shoemaker. Esq. Tot Tie fsmes Al -
this prejudice by proper tests. snd for encourage
mcut O. try them, when suffering from great and
long continued debility. The 81 three bottle u
these Btters AZ the beginning a tie present year.
aegree Of bodily aenial yigof which had upi felt
| or six months before, and had almost de<?aired 81
rceainiug. | therefore thank God and my friend
/ ~ directing mo % The use - them
J. NEWTON BROWN.
raff ,nsf rnf.. June -. lsC2
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-01
OFFICIAL.
N q. q.

Published in the Psper kariHs fhs La-9s'
Circulation
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-01
DISSOLUTION.
LEGAL.

4 LII those who have any CLAIMS
n asslnat the dsor.sss, krnsi Drsblor. tsfs O.
hsnf thsir scooasts a. ~ undsrsignef slihin 'or
eeeks.
.ss-sa. y FRY
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-01

AL gre ~ EapltsT 81 ftf liz.
LADIES LIST.
Adams. Filona Agnes Betsy
Andrews AIR Arthur Mary
Adams Hannah Avis Ca;hartnc
Agnes Phebee Avis Susannsh
Adair Amanda
saab.pr kate Bis,na casharins
Raker Tovina Brideweil Am
p.ker SalHe Bishop Netfie
Brant j T. Capt Mrs Hrice Iorsna
Riaek TP Mr.. Boyard Edna
Barber Frascis Brosn Jennie
BarnweIi Many bowcen Atss
Bailey Francis brown hAif =
Eradv Jennie Brown Adsliue
Bradshaw Mary Broek louisa
FsltInv sarah burns Mary
BENJAMIN IIrfie Biofk Jane Nfs
aeil sarah Buns Ms
Briie + + Miss Bufk Aa4isl
Chamblker Fannie X Cochran Elizabeth
Carl SEQ Mrs. 1o0n Safah
C.tirk John 4 CcosVer Comelia
c.go.t Ellen Cole Jane
cs-.iSx Ma COCHRAN EmelsiaA
CaSsou Canlelit Ce-siea S@fAn
Carr Sarah 20 NAt4
Grafton Hannah C1hN Mamie =
Clayton Thos { tnnninsh sn ~
Crfxer Elfzabrth Compton Martha
CummlEs Lydia
n,i.r I. Nj Dickinson My
D.ekillson NA''' ts,ssics N;nervi,
Denulng Sarah = Dfnry Mary
DpkamSN Hubry kachal
pity Margaret Dutiinan Margafet
Dickinson Isabella lnhs fita
| Dickinson Lncretia
| -. ti.. fle,tsn
pis.s.h Ssrss
Liai ieh s'isA
firall Lew. ne i'Saisa
Franklin Mary u 'o>'ei "''''
Farcchild Anna
GRAY EArS Green Abigail
Gay Charlotte t,ipson Sarah
.dhath Lucy A cillctease Martin
Green Nifgiihs "es', y {, = IL.
go. ~. t.e.aen Narrsret
u.us.,.
ianssi hafs H. Wa~~,s
/ "a -. y a n. Heidenrsf 4 Nss
/ -. ~, E,udi.ssu ,.ii4
usi.ted s.ll,. nm Louisa
.t--tt,,,. =. ,,..,, uirrins FlisaA
| rsxS Ann ialirr Margaret
UaSen~ Matilda Huston Charlotte
-. Z,
"a : 90 ea..i. Ian.e .ura
1unlder caieh" s'sef s.e
JOSIAH sara ,
-. nit.
ns@' Aa. - - -.
Ts.'sI sarah s,',s s-s'.1 n e.,s....
lake Mary Lewis Nancy
lee Mariah i.lnch Sarah
Iayinan Eveiine I,oseail Navinl
! | NJ. rrt,..,..,h y u..tn...t ~
u.,,,,e,' pach.l uecaif,etaf r.is,sfi
Martin Mrs accray Macy
| Mahan Mary Nefarlanc Sarah 4
Nay Anna Mccandish MARY i
| Mewhiunev Mary - Mcfarland
Mills Martha Mcfarland habssh
Monis Susannah hcCfery Nancy
Mulloy 4 u Mr. McFlhcny Jennie
Morgan Fannie y MeCaskey virginia
, | Morse Sarah Mcllroy Sarah
x.,,,,cps Keel Lydia
ct'u's NHn :"
, fhr'dge Del -, ,ol''''
: aaAe' ss'9 - -.
& RAINIER r'.N -. tsis.....4.
pSssanssra6 rItler Jeminal
, Pennington Maria f.eIson Name
Piarson fermcila ftefy Mary
Parker kllxabeth ffieAett Nahty
Page Joanna f"hNa heh
Q Pearce Elizabeth faftfu Nancy q
Perkins Amanda
/, Pea uarxF Easeo KATE
= p.tsr ps~hei rsQel. Satah
: rss,sr o. - Roger. N4r,
{. pee- I6h< Karsss ritlfa
: ReedNf6 Robins Anna
s. RICE MA n"t'. On -, !. J.. PSF
: Riodisa l.addah kost q
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-01

THx news from the Army Of the Potomac
increases in interest daily. The Federal and
Rebel armies are nearing each other, and
a great battle cannot long be postponed.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-01


Hooiiands German Ritiers hasssfed my life. There
B. no mistake 10 this \ = xonchei for by numbers
81 my comrades. soue If viusa names are append
81, and who were fully EGGPLANT q all the cifcum-
stances - my ease. an, ald have beef fer the
last four year. mcnber of shsrman's celebrated
battery, and under the immediate command Of
Captain X. -. Ayrcs through he exposure attend
ant upon my sfduous duties. wes attacked in No.
vcuier lasf with inflammation 81 the lungs. and we
Cor reventy-fwo days in The hospital Ibis was fol-
lowed BY great debility. he ghsu@d ~ au attack u
dysentery. va then removed from The white
House, AMI sent % this city On board the steamer
State Of Maine, from shieh landed On sle 18th 81
June. Since hat time have been about as low AZ
any one could - and SIN retain a spafh = vitality.
For q week or more was scarcely able 10 - ALLOW
anything, aud N di3 force a mor.el down n Wa
iuincf is'eiy thrown up again
could not even Keep glass 81 water on my
saom1rn. I1ie coaid not last under such circnm-
.iaiees. AID, accordingly, The physicians. Who had
been WORKING faithfully. though unsuocssxfuIlv H.
rescue ne from he grasp u the dread archer.
frankly told ne hey could 10 no more for nae. and
advised ne o. zee a clergyman, and % MAKE such
disposition Of my limited frnes best suited me-
A. 4cnrsnfance who visited ne AZ the hospital
Mr.. Frederick Strinbroun. ~ sixth below Arch
.treei, adyisei me. fpriorn hope. 70 try your
brfefs. snt kindly procured q bottle Prom The
tine commenced taxing them the gloomy shadow
81 Death rfccdet. and am now. thank God for Il.
/ getting better. Though have taken bit two bot
We, have already gained ten pounds. and feel
ssnguine Of being permitted 20 re.o.a ~ ale and
daughter. from whom hase heard nothing for
eighteen uorths. Tor, geafiemeu.I am loyal yif-
Fiihsn. frofn Ia vicinity = froai Refk To your
Invaluable Filters i oae ;hc certainty 81 lilo which
has taken the place - vague f~artfs your Bltfera
riii nse The giorions priflleee ~ again ciasplur
f1 Iry ha.qni fiase shs are aeaissi e. ne IN iife
Very if'i3 Jsorss
ISAAC NAIOxF.
~. f.ilg -e1fur IL fho tIIih - fhe above tate
n.rf.f I'D iefa aife1 - seeing esr eornrafs
NJ Hticlr. rf' tered ~ heAtfL.
1.l.n Cafiieset. ~ ~ Ysfk BATTERY
heofFs s kfAief. fa.C. liza Nssne
feafs tlst aIIt-. - Hea fafk
A. -. Spencsr. 4at AElli.e4 -. isa4lalf D.
=. =. Fs-tetfl. Co =. - Vermont
hfufy y. I6roBf 10 t.o
Henry r NcDonaii. Co e. en- r.Il.l
John War CO " LII H..
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-01
LADIES LIST.

- caiIi1g for ng 81 s.e<<. gsfss sEg isl<ffsiett
sHf gre f1< tapiteT q ~ LIZ.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-01
EpsALL, ROOT & CO.
RUfn,oray >Airis,

rol Ladies aud su.>cs, frrsh lot just opened;
perfect heant..- call .aea ti they seli rapidly ai
EnSAfL ROOT & Ca
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-01
LIST OF LETTERS
NOVEMBER 4, 1862.

DExAIsIxG IN THE rosT OFFICE At TERRE
III HAUTE. INDIANA.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-01
sEpacca Esraid~ +!

The newest pre'g r,iaine, Colofed Edge Velvet
Ribbons. Head Nets new Style. Lace kdge Col
lars, Rune Collars, single anc Double Rufiiing,
Merino, ndefwear Tor Ladies Misses aud Children.
every description. 1rimm. Eihi,0ns. New Belinrs
Trimming Buitons, etc. au,ofg tle novelties at
EDsAII ROOT 4 co
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-11
AN APOLOGY.

Our readers must excuse us this week for
the scarcity of original matter Fourth of
July and the hot weather is the main cause
for the lack Of matter in our columns. We
give good article cut from the Ohio Farmer
read before the Farmers Club, New York,
on Women Farmers" which we consider
good, accompanied by remarks from Thomas
Brown, editor Of Ohio Farmer -.
Also, a good article from the n. Y. Tri-
bune, entitled "Thc Agricultural College
Act" The passage of this act will be good
MI to- the cause of Agriculture in Iowa.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-11
TIE DAILY SENTINEL.

Is published Morning aud Evening except sundays
at the following rates for either edition: cbaHftH''"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-11
-,...-. FINKLE e, LYON Ii r,a}
SEWING MACHINE
ss.a stat COMPANY o." as'~


53S broadway. New York. ~
n person who contInplates purchasing Sewing Ma.
- chine for family or manufacturing purposes should
fail tn send for of circulars which contains cuts
and full descriptions If the various styles prices and
samples Of work all Of which send BY mail free We
claim to have the
Best seiDg Machine I'm the world
For EITHER FAMILY OR MANrFAcrr RING rrRrosrs.
All we ask Is fair trial. Read the following q ...
IMPORTANT FACTS:
FACT No. This Company being duly licensed ther
Machines are protected against infringcmens Iga-
FACT No. 2.-These Machines make the lock. stitch
alike on both sidcs-and use less than half much
thread and SIR as the chalk or loop stitch machines.
FACT No. 3-Thcse Machines better adapted thar
any other machine in mark to the frequent changes
and almost endless variety of sewing required in fam
lily. They will sew from one TO twenty thickness Of
Marseies without stopping, and make every stitch per-
feet They will even sew from the finest gauzQ . the
heaviest clth and even stout hard leather without
changing the feed needle, te sion, making any
adjustment OF machine whatever. Is not snch q ma
chine best adapted to Family use? and II best aaI'
manufacture: For work too hcnvy for our Family Ma.
chime, we recommend our larger sizes.
FACT No. These Machines make more clasti' seams IT
any sewing machine in fact Of very great upor-
ncc in sewing elastic goods, goods Of any kind on
bias. sf.7.' .'T - w. "E1'
FACT No. 5.No machine is more durable or more sin.
pie in its construction, easily underood The
reputation of these machines wherever used viii fully
demonstrate each of the above FACTS
FACT No 6.Thesc Machines TOOK the highest premiums
at the franklin Institute, PHILADELPHIA,
FACT No. These Machines took the Highest Premium
at the New Jersey State Fair s f--".Er F.. ..fg 1ra1
FACT No S.Thcse Machines took the Highest Medal at
the American Institute in the City Of New York to-
gether with the Highest Premium for fine Sewing Ma.
chine work. 81 sE.st -E ~ =.t. " : NV
FACT No. o.-These Machines took the Highest PremI.
un at the Mechanics Fair Utia n. Y. ~
FACT No. l0.-Thcse Machines can d., the ANr thing
generally, whichever properly exhibited in competition
with other frst-class Sewing Machines. But NJ have
space for only more-it is the most important
Fact Of all.
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