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, 1862-06-11
COMMERCIAL.

Tuesday EVENING. June 10, 1863.
WEEELT RET1EW--The receipts Of produce dn-
ring the week have been liberal. The deliveries
Of Corn In the interior have been very heaTy-the
farmers having improved the good weather be-
tween the planting and hoeins of the new crop Of
Curn to rush to market as much Of the old crop as
possible. The reports from the interior Of this
State with regard to Wheat are rather discourag-
ing-nanr places having suffered from the Hessian
Fly and Chintz Bug From all portions Of the
Northwest, We liayc complaints Of the backward
ucee Of the season.
The following tables show the receipts and
shipments Of leading articles Of commerce during
the past Tsek and since the 1st Of January, with
comparative statistics:
RECEIPTS oT LEADING ARTICLES AT CHICAGO.
, 1862-06-11

light, and the demand is moderate. We quote:-
Good to Prime, $75G 100 2 ton Common to Good
*4C@55. ...
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS last week 6, 415 tbs; shipped,
1}4,2GG d. The market ie quiet but firm, at 7AG1
71c for good to prime city, and 7gJic for country
consignments.
SALT-Received last week, 5000 bTls: shipped.
2,sG6 brle. So great has been the demand for salt
during the pas: week that the stock both Of syr:"
cnse and Saginaw was entirely exhausted-aA ru'
precedented oceurranee at this season Of the year
and the market has been almost at stand-stu
In consequence I cargo was received yesterday
from Buffalo, but there are sti1 orders far aheld
Of the supply, There Is no change however in
, 1862-06-11
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF CHICAGO.


%>A'~1A A1N-
stmr snnbean, Morgan, Two Rivers, 175 brls salt,
eunaries.
Prop ]. Barber, Perritt, Grand Haven no N 1um-
Prop Onion. Cooper, sarnia 1,61o N SHINGLES, 45
brls hsh.
Prop 1IohawE, rhsatt, Buffalo, =undrics.
Prop Lady Franklin. Napier, st. Joseph, 80 N
lumber, 500 railroad ties, 80 n staves.
Prop Nenona, conkey. Buffalo, sundries.
Prop Prairie State, Williams, ogdenabufg, sun
Prop Aneshany, Boynton: sarn1a, 20 m lumber.
sehl Ardent, stokes, noiland, 50 n lunbsr.
schr J. L. sctapk, smethcls, st. Joseph, 10 n
lumber, 90 N .taves-
Schr Hero, Rauch, Sonth Haven, 1a5 III stayes.
schr Planet Lynn, Silver Creek 500 pests, 1,1oo
railroad ties, 40 eds wood.
Schr Josephine Dresden, F Fiucgan. .paekatd's Pier,
schr Comet, Stewart, BnnAlo, 30 hrls fish 11o tons
ctat.
selr Hsphen, Osborn, Buffalo, ECO brls salt.
Schr Col; 4 B. Willlsus, Morley, Kingston, 100
sclr \. C. Ford, Shaw, Colborne, 60 eds wood.
CLEARED. .-.:---. June 10.
stmr Sunbeam Morgan. Two Rivers, pigs lead,
Prop Montgomery. ellis, co1lingwood. rs hu
corn, 1:M!5 b9 re. 2; ;1e3 , brls -four, "a brls
$50 bu corn. 1.3.0 bu oats, 50 b11s foar, 10
hrls beef, brla highwiEes.
Prop Mohawk, Pheatt, Buffalo, 1a,e00 bu corr,
$500 brls flour, ~ 0 hides, !, QUO pigs lead
Prop Nenona, Conkey, Buffalo, ,500 bu cDru, l,500
br1s lour, 1.N pigs lead+
Bark Pacific, Morgan. Green Bay
Bark Col. Ellsworth, Evans Tuhalo, 81, ,0 bu corn-
Bark Oneonta, Close, Buffalo, a2,50o hu oats. asa
pigs lead.
Brig Mariner, kits, Prescott, 1850 bu corn.
Brig Mechanic, Collins, buffalo, moo hu corn.
Brig E. ". Crese. Moore, Oswego. IL. 500 hu curn.
Echr Challenge, Reed, Kalamazoo
Sch7 Trico1or, klovekom, st. Joseph.
Schr Hyphcn. Osborn, Buffalo, Il, go bu corn.
Schr r Hannah, Canfeld. Buffalo, Il, 80 bu wheat
Schr Monts agile White Kingston, Il GOO bu wheat
Schr Ardent Stpkes Uo1land.
Schr j. L. Shank, Smethels, Kalamazoo.
Schr Zero. Bauck, South Haven
Schr Planet. Lynn, Silver Creek.
Schr Josephine Dresden, Finnisan. Charlottesville
Sch1 Comet, Stewart. BnHalo, q, 600 bu sheat.
, 1862-06-11
MARINE NEWS

VESSELS PASSING DETRUlf-
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TribuueJ
DETROIT, June 10, 1862
UP-PropeIlofs, Fountain City; Bark, Superior; !;
Brig, To11g America Sehrs, Carrie Woodford,
Barbarian, Bonnie Doom, Rahley.
DowK-Prop, Oneida; Schr, Armada. Weather
pleasant; wind S. ".
MOVEMENTS OF CHICAGO VESSELS.
ARR1yALs or CHICAGO VEssELs At BUFFALO.
, 1862-06-11

IEcrrREs.-Hon- Edward Everett lectures
before the Young Mems Association at Bryan
Hall on Thursday evening, the 10Th inst sub-
iect: "The Preteyt OF the Rebellion.''
, 1862-06-11

JUNE PROP Plymouth; bark Sunrise; brig
Young America; schrs E. P. Dorr Leader.
CLEARED PROM BUFFALO FOR -cu1cAGo-Prop
Ratinc, Iowa brigJ. D. DeEhler; schr Monsoon,
Barbarian. Leader, E. P. porr
, 1862-06-11

TEE SKsEADDLE QU1cKsTEr.-HM n. Hig-
gins, music dealer, has struck the key note OF
the times in publishing the "skedaddlc Quick
step,' new composition by John Mo1ter Of
this city. It is capital thing.
, 1862-06-11

ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
ARRIVED. .....June Q, 1864
FA Leonard, LII Sale 400 pu corn.
Bay 1eH; stsfe' ns E. salis, 81 6a corn.
II O'Conner, Ia Sale, 5,O00 bn eorn-
Portland, L. sails, 5'501bu com.
Australia, La Sale, 1.S62 btls -four.
Aisds @ M g. b S5's sdln 9ef 6 e asd
stats and Stripes, Ii Sale. $3.50 bu corn:
scbastoro1 L saIe, 46e2 bn corn' 400 as -four
Be{e}ts BeE2ta: l. = saae. shs; s. ! 'SS bu n corn %
Powhattan, La Sale. 1s4 tons coal.
acadia, L. Sale, !, !06 ba CON, ISL brlz aour.
] Chaplin, La Sale. 5,40o bu corn.
Constitution. Ottawa, 5,fU0 bu corn. = -
D Preston, Ottawa, 5,430 bu corr.
Doara Ann, Ottawa, :. .3tN ba corn+
Fame, Loekport; 42o 6n dsa sosn. n 1a9 brls hour'
B A Thorp, Joliet, 100 bu co1n.
Rocket, Joliet, 5,5c0 bu corn,
ca :hnan. Ottawa, 500 bu com
| Prai1ie Queen, Ottawa, 5.0N bu Curn.
Lockport, Lockport, $500 BIZ corn.
CLEARED. June Q.
Gibraltar. La Sale 1os. .4s7 # lumber, 5a1s shin.
Cafondelct, ier;d Utica.
| Neptune. Ott tawa.
| Iem0nf, LOckp0ff-
| e Cooley Iockport.
Ella. Joliet, II asa etaTes and headings.
| Cushman, Ottawa.
! B 4 ThoEp, Joliet.
/; Crane, DUPage.
| II O'Conuer La Sale
Australia, La Sale, $50 lbs merchandise.
LocBport, LecEport:
Mentor, l. Sale, .0sssa + lumber, 10 N siding
15Cb NJ shingles, IS It lumber.
picE tndc7all. La Sale q, 400 It lumber,
, 1862-06-11

1T Widows Declaration for Bounty Moncv aut
Ar1lais
Widows Declaration for HaIfpay.
H.irs Declaration for Bounty Money and Ar
rca7s.
Soldiers Declaration for Bounty Money and Ar
reare.
Officers Certificates Of Soldiers Disability.
Invalid Pension Claims.
Sent by mail, post paid, at seyeaty-ivc cents
per quiIe. Address
TnlBCSE: OFFICE,
Chicago, Illinois
, 1862-06-11

Tickets against the new constitution are
now ready st this Office, and for sale at ten
cents per hundred, or fifty cents per thousand.
Send in your orders from the country, If not
otherwise supplied.
, 1862-06-11
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


Tuesday EVENING, juno 10, 1869, /
Monetary tranEactfons present some novel fea- |
tures today. Currency is extremely scarce. and
exchange is very plenty. The result has been that
exchange has been sold by bankers, in large
euns, at par6la per ceat. discount Some bankers
have insisted upon u, on small GUMS, aud have
got hut We think the bulk Of transactions have
been at par. It Il hard to name buying rate, but
perhaps = diecount@par would be the nearest ap-
Proclamation. It will be almost impossible to sell
much to bankers until currency becomes moro
plenty.
We hear that the great scarcity Of currency will
1ast but few days, as dispatches have gone East
asking for large amounts. This demand will M
douhtedly be gratifying to Eastern bankers, and
they will respond with alacrity- 1t will behooye
our people to scan critically the new deuge OF IN
certain stuff which will be sure to answer this de-
mand, and thus eave themeeIrcs from the various
Eastern wildcats that will most certainly turn
their noscs in this direction. scarcity Of cur
reucy ut this momelt is misfortune. We had
hoped that much Of the worst stuff had been driven
from Chicago, never to return. We may see gone
Of it again. There Is not much demand for gold.
The buying price is 31k@3zz; selling, 40iA-
Treasury Notes are scarcer than they ought to be.
and we hope to see more Of them soou. Bankers
who onght to know, think there Is not to exceed
$5C0.Qdo Of themin the city. The ruling price for
them is II buying, n selling.
The following are the earnings Of the Chicago,
Alton s. St. Lonis Railroad from June 1st to 7th:
1852. 1861
faSfNEefa.. &5,<5939 &3>tta -
Freight. r. IL g l,o92 g g
Total. $,s,e.ssi sl6592.s 90
increase IN ls5s; ;'.-;;...-..- roa an
, 1862-06-11

R1cu DEyELoPNESTs-DR. LEIB's Book
81 Nine Months in the Quartermaster' Depart
ment, - By Chas. Leih, Capt .. S. l., Illinois
Politician, etc, etc. The above is just received
By John r. Walsh, corner Of Madison street
and Custom House Place.
, 1862-06-11

McV1cKER's THEATRE.-Mr. Booth appears
this evening as "Romeo,' and tomorrow as
uPescara''- the very opposite Of
csch other, and giving ample scope to Judge
him in the various phases of the tragic muse.
The theatre is crowded nightly.
, 1862-06-11

Tuesday EVENING, June 10th, 1862.
RECEIPTS OF LUMBER, SHINGLES, LATE, &c, FOE
WEEK Ending JUNE :, 1861, COMPARED WITH THE
TWO PREVIOUS YEaE5.
, 1862-06-11

To the Nervous and Consumptivs
Of both sexes, 4 Retired Clergyman having beea 70
stored to health In few after many yests OF E:eas
on the receipt Of pest pssd directed enyeloat SoT
Of the prescription used- Direct the REV. 30Hs L.
DAGFALL, l36 Fulton street. B1uckly1. New 1oe1
te9B14n
, 1862-06-11

ARRIVAL OF REBEL PR1soSERs.-Sixty rebel
prisoners arrived in this city yesterday from
the hospital at Camp Randall, Madison There
are sixty more in the hospital there who will
be brought here IS soon as they can be re-
mnYed
, 1862-06-11

BRYAN GuARDs.-This company Of three
months men is still recruiting for garrison
duty at Camp Douglas. 4 few squads from
city or country, aud a drummer, will be ac-
certcd. Call Immediately at West Market
Hall, or address letter to Post Office box o.,
or telegraph to Capt, Boyden, West Market
Hail. Chicago.
, 1862-06-11

WHEAT-Receiyedt to-day, 4,257 bu; shipped.
28575 bu. The follow ing table shows the receipts
ard shipments during the past week, with the
sources Of supply, and the route ofsHpmedt:
, 1862-06-11

GROCERIES-The grocery trade has been very
active during the past week, and prices remain
unchanged, with the exception Of Raw Sugars,
which have advanced from d to &c per d. We
quote.
sCG4Rs-Cuba. ....--......--.......--... 1ssG1 SIC
, 1862-06-11

BENEFIT CoScEHr.-The concert for the
1,eneht Of the Church Of the Ascension will be
given on Thursday evening, in the church. \
programme Of choice sacred selections will be
given By several Of the leading artiBtes and
amateurs Of the city.
, 1862-06-11

&c Fer 100 1bs., and 10c on hour to the Eeaboard.
The rates now are as follows:
, 1862-06-11

~ s.25 paper aaos;iz7gs Of Chase u Co., 1ls.
street. nh 193sn
, 1862-06-11

H For cleaning and dying ge1tlenan's clothes
20 to Cock 4 McLesu. % Dsarbuzn-etreet. This
Old eetablished houee do better and cheaper work
than sov in the city. eb9t-}f
, 1862-06-11
aurtl01t Galrs.

NEW FURNITURE, HOUSE.
~ HOLD GOODS, AND
OTHE II r NJ E r CHI a AND1sr
AT ECTI0E.
On WEDNESDAY. Jnne 11tl at ~ o'cincs, :. -.
!ai &C variety Of New Furniture. Ret!=tfHls H.-
Cribs. El'atra Card. Center ami niIing TLhle: -.
Etd Lounges s. DcsSs Music Stools, afattrasst. s
Mattt.sscs. etc etc.
ETC.. etc. WIZ. A. DCTJEES IL "a -.
it9sl13t Avcti,S..-.
R0OTS AND SHOES, STRAW
- GOODS. etc.
At AUCTION.
On THCEspA1 June l:th at " O'clock. \: -
Salesfoons. Nc. Is. u and % dearborn st-erts =, =
voice OF Boots and ShpcS also IN invoice eis;r..
Gaos. +tc. NN. i. BUFFERS 4 &c,
ie1sl3-t Anction--s.
, 1862-06-11

&c TO John Jones. ia Dearborn st., anA get your
CLOTH. thoroughly cit ned aud neatly repaired.
nnvIG
, 1862-06-11

GET ouT THE SMOKED GLAssEs.--A total
eclipae Of the moon, visible throughout the
United States, occurs this evening, duration
three hours and seventeen minutes. The
eclipse begins in Chicago at 1885 P. m, clos
ing precisely at 2:09 a. m.
, 1862-06-11
R0OTS AND SHOES, STRAW


fahKtt nU!sUuS, F4Ht9 fIUU1S, Ett,,
AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY. June T. at lc o't!ocrz. acl IN FIR
DAY June H. ::tek o'clock. At ous Anc;i''r l.. ~
Of Dry Goods, inst received from Neg TURK, =, tx.
ing of Printed sasinet-, Brown and BleaEhtd osss:
Wool DrLaine4 Mulair buster. Red Padding " !, :,
Shirts and Drawers: Ladies aforean; R7;tcts. ST.;
hams Plain and Fancy Lawns, Plain aud FAM: -.
Ladies' Collars and cmlctscryes. Bands T.. -
Shirts, Skirtn- Ladies' anil Gents Hosiery, &. :.
White and Fantr Shirts Shirt Fronts. Linen ami
Collars Neck Ties, C!arats. Tapes. Bindings FL !.
Coras Pocket Knives Scissors. Pnrte Monias. - :
ctc. Also an invoice OF Summer Clothing
WIZ. A. BUFFERS l. CO.
iens1I-tt AlctI3s::.:
, 1862-06-11

New styles of Fsper H4ngings just received at
Faxcn'e Lake street. Call and see them. ap24pT4s
, 1862-06-11

CAMP DoUGLAs,--We learn that Oh Friday
night seven Of the sectsh prisoners confined
at Camp Douglas succeeded in making their
escape, and up to last night only one of them
had been rccaptured. An attempt to escape
vas also made on Monday night By another,
who was shot at by the guard and seriously
injured.
The Irish Brigade are now expected to leave
on Thursday night for Annapolis. It is not
definitely known st what time the Scotch rcgi-
ment Hil1 go.
, 1862-06-11

RAspBERRIEs N MARBET.-We were sur
prised to see SO early in the season ripe rasp-
berries yesterday. They are from the garden
Of E. II, Town, Union County-away down
in lower Egypt They may be had at L. B.
Platt's, G5 Randolph street.
, 1862-06-11

HousEKEETEns ATTESr1oS--Thc "Unireraa
Clothes Wr!ncer," Washer and Stareher. ac'1nov,-
edged as the best In use Gail aud see it before
buying any other. These machines aEe all wa
1anted and after trial, if not liked the money will
be refunded Agents wanted in every town.
C. Williams General Agent. Ill Randolph atreet,
P. o Box $3.50. ju106t
s Wig TO son deposit old Demand Treasury
Netes with your barker the same as currency.
when you can scu them K, Boyd for a large pre-
miunS jee-Gt
tI Gt5at closiug OIL. sale Of Paper Hangtnge, at
+ E. Ri.by'e, 50 Randolph street. je3-1m
, 1862-06-11

BLooMERs.-The magnificent weather yes
terday had the tendency to bring out among
other novelties, several bloomers. However
much We may admit their propriety at home,
and pity poor Caudle, the propriety of a
woman's wearing breeches on the street, or
the taste which suggests bifurcated garments,
ART alike decidedly Questionable.
, 1862-06-11

Closing Of Mails.
En:il further notice, mails will close at the Chi
ram posf Office as fOflDU9.
, 1862-06-11

In the eat1y part Of the week the market, 1s ne
stated week ago. showed considerable weakness,
and decline Of 25950c took place, except On
, 1862-06-11
i,g festival.

ed to escape On Monday night by jumping the
fence. As be went over the top, a member of
the Canton Guards, from Fulton county, on
duty. ordered him to halt, The prisoner dis
obeging, home guard vent over the fence after
him and ordered him to stop. Sill the
prisoner refused and home guard drew bead
On him, wlnging him in the shoulder and
bringing him down. Before the guard could
reach him, however, the rebel had risen and
managed to escape amongst houses in the
vicinity. Although lie lost his mau the guard
did his duty. Perhap5 hereafter it would bc
best to adopt the rebel practice, and shoot at
legs instead Of shoulders.
A CnU.D Lost FROM TIE HONE FOR THE
FR1EsD1Ess.-A respectable looking Ger
man woman, named Hill, called up
on us yesterday and made 4 siugu-
lar statement. She ayers that towards
the letter part Of February her husband joined
Colonel Bfackett's cavalry regiment, and
when the regiment was ordered away Sue &C.
companied it. Previous to going she left her
child, Z boy of eight years, At the Home for the
FfiendlesB, to be boarded and cared for at q
certain sum per week, until she returned.
1tSLEluA4 eAC pA1lAt1SA 4HA
and was aston;shcd at the declaration thai
they knete nothlag Of him, and, heart-broken
She begged us to call attention to the fact
That steps may be taken to restore the chile
70 his mother. The complaint is one tha
meta!s and demands immediate attention.
CHcAGo on ABoL1T1oS.-It seems !!
if there were no limit to the demand
madc upon cur wholesale merchants thi
spring, THIS Abolition hole,n as our St
Iouis contemporaries have dubbed us, ha
abolished ell competition, in the West a
least, and seems to bid fair to run a SUCCESS
fai tilt with the Eastern markets for the bes
trade Of the country. Cooley Farweu & Co
dry goods iobbers, are doing more bushes
in their line than the whole town did q fe,
Re&s since. June is usually not very bus
month, but their mammoth Eare-rooms al
crowded with goods and With customers, ii
dicatipg no falling off from last month. Ad
to this the fact that most of the sales a
made for cash, and some idea eau be torms
Of the capacity of this concern to compe
successfully for the best trade the count
affords. Country merchants will do well
11rke note Of this aud cash it when th.
want goods.
, 1862-06-11

PEss1os, PAT AND BOUNTY IAws---The
price for our compilation Of Pension, Pay aud
Bounty Laws is fifty cents per copy. The
work is having large sale. Money may be
sent in postage stamps. Address Tribune
Co., Chicago.
, 1862-06-11

TIE Yorse MEs's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
Owing to The increase Of their labors, the
maEagersI OF this Association have found it
necessary to secure two additional rooms in
the Methodist Church Block, which, together
with the reading room, arc now furnished ard
opened to all the friends Of the Cause All
young n,en in particular are cordially invited
to avail themselves Of the advantages Of the
reading room, free Of charge.
, 1862-06-11
Q. S, GUsBoAr MOUND CrrF. /
FnHt P51YaW 9n-d tGH3 +

!, MAnAA: take great pleasure in acknowledging
the receipt OF very beautiful American 1iag
Which you inform me. is presented to the guRbost
Mound City By patriotic association of Chicago.
The salue Of the present is greatly enhanced bF
the fattering tenor Of the letter accompanying it;
AID you have special claim to the thanks, which
are herewith respectfully rendered to the
association The Aag is now in its appropriate
Place, waving over It's friends, In the face of its
enemies, and there, I may venture to eay, it will
be kept while OF the latter shall remain on the
banks Of thu Mississippi.
am, on behalf Of the officers and crew OF the
Mound City, moEt respectfully, your humble ser
want, A. Il, kitty. Commauder.
, 1862-06-11

STRAWBERRY FESTIyAL.-Tte ladies Of Cav
airy Church, Rev. 5lr. Trowbridge, pastor,
will hold Strawberry Festival a. Fo1ans5ee's
Hail. corner Of State street and Ringgold
place, on Thursday evening, 12th lust, at half
past seven. The proceeds Of the Festival are
for the benefit Of the Sabbath school Connect
cd with the church.
, 1862-06-11

DORTABLE ENGINES
l. new Portable Engines, SIX and seven horse power.
For Sale Cheap for Cash,
By GEO DUNBAR & CO., Machinery Warehouse.
my,Gr6G91m 10 and Il Dearborn-st. Chicago
, 1862-06-11

Lu1t01b EHIt1tEU 111DuHE.
Seeing notice in the Times and an echo thereto
in the Journal, headed ''Genteel Swinlliny,' in
regard to The price Of Strawberries viii tell you
what call '.genteel sSindling,'' viz: 4 pretend
ed gentleman, after devouring at least q dollar )
aro5fh Of strawberries and cream, trying to bribe
the waiter 2csth dine to give him a thrtE-lye
cent check. Is not this the height Of GOODNESS for
the .eaeon:
ONE uF TIE ''REsrEcTAB1E REsTAERATECRs.n
, 1862-06-11

EEGE-FTcEh EI63c z d0z.
POULTRY Chickens, i dog $1,750200; Tar-
keys, = b eQehc; Pigeons, = tioz 35tg1ioc-
ECNDRlES-The following table shows the
, 1862-06-11

5HrrAEST5 BIT Lac. Last TwESTY-FoUa nouRs.
Flour Wheat Gasn Oats Rye Bar.
bEis. hu. be-. ha. bu. bu
To Buffalo :. 400 1d575 10000 3559o SO. 80.
To Oswcgo... ~. ~. 1896 80. 49,. 49,.
To Kingston. 80. 1000 -. -. .... 49,.
To Prescott :. go. 49,. 1-SO ~. 49, -.
To Collingwd 21a3 .... ai5 -. 1Yi5 49,.
TotA.....- 6523 2s575 169a75 $3.50 1o75 ....
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-23
NU0BBK 0y sTIiCnEs NApR W. NlNrl

when the machines are driven by power the ratio
is uuch biaheri 800 and 1900 stitches per minute
not being nh unusual average.
Seams OF u considerable length are ordinarily
sewed, with the bes. machines a, the rate Of ayard
a minute, AMI that, too, in manner fur superior to
handsewing.
Garments nrs now made entirely by II, with the
exception Of sewing buttons and the ike. La'e'
are stitched on; folds tucks, gathers and plius .'o
hid and stitched; cord run IN binding Put on qun'
ing done after elaborate and beautiful designs
The variety Of work done with Il is aiiL0'' "'0"
cevable 1t sows leather or cloth, from inc s'o''''.
wooden down to the finest cambria, turning 'nc 'n0''
del,car. hom Of ladys Handkerchief WHOM "ay
assistance or attention from the opera'0r' !" WIN
stitch np and sew in tho sleeves OF gentleman
coat and one form Of it was inyentedto Work patton
holes
Wsalso find that by recent attachment 10 inc
Wheeler A. Wil.oa machine that seams 'ah oo
corded or ornamental embroidery by cording can DC
put CD with great rapidi'y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-23

For nearly ten years we have had Wheeler g.
Wilson machine as a constant companion in the or.
binary family sitting room, having purchased one
when the painest sort cold for 500. From time to
time we have adopted most Of the new improve.
nents but the orginaiiea remains and will forever
We look upon this machine as the good genius of the
household.
WHO BUYS AND USES THE MACHINES.
It is estimated that there are now 10 u2e in the
City of New.York aod vicinity not lees than &C, 900
Wheeler g. Wilson Sewiug-Machines, and there,
where they are best known, is where they still sell
best.
Instead Of Djurng the trade Of the seamstress, L
has proved TO her blessing. II has created work
for her. II is used in such variety Of ways, and 70
chespened clothing that it has created demand, and
given more employment to sewing women, and in.
proved their health aud comfort.
rent collector tells US that he never fears 70 trust
woman who owns ono Of these machines.
We sr e,rely hope that the time viii scon como
when every foot Of the five acres Of flooring Of the
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing-Machine msnufactor,
will be fully occupied by 500 men, who could End
room to work, and who, by driving the present ma
cbinery, turn out 100000 sowingmaehines in year.
Then they could be still further reduced in price, and
then every family could be provided with one Of
these indispensable articles.