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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-25
NEW ADYERTIsEMENrs

change had an 0nfavorable effect on the
wheat Market causing falling of in the
demand, and the market closing fully lc
lower. Sales OF white Indiana al ! IS,
white Ohio at ! 5s, white Kentucky at
so.
Rye very scarce aud firm, ct 8gc.
BARLEY quiet and nominal.
Corn unchanged.
Rio coffee more active, and prices advan-
ced ia &c. Sales at 2lC123c.
GRgcERIEs-Sugar continues firm. No.
iasses very firm. N. o. 42c.
PsovIsIoEs-Pork 10 fair demand, at
easier prices. Sa,es at 10 T56i0 81 for
mess, 1905 80 for prime. N
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HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF VIRGINIA, \
Washington, July "a.

washington, July "a.
Hon. e. 81. StGnton, Secretary of Var:
The cavalry expedition sent out by &c,
King on the 22d, from Fredericksburg,
turned last evening.
Early yesterday mesning they met a.
defeated a rebel cav4lry company neal
one hundred stroc :, -.ticued near Carm
Church, on the - graph lne from Fred
ricksburg to Redmond. They burnt the
camp, and two cars loaded with corn al
provisions, aud broke up the telegraph
GordonsVille.
An hour later large body of Stewaf
cavalry came up to attack them, and the
too. were defeated and driven across Il
North Anna river, and pursued until With
sight OF Hanover Junction. Several pri
oners, large number of horses, and man
arms were brought back.
A march of seventy miles, and the e.
counter and defeat of two bodies of cavalr,
was accomplished ia twenty-nine hours, al
without the loss of man. | have not r.
ceived the names of commanding Office
and men who have thus distinguished then
selves, but viii transmit them to you (,
soon as particulars are received.
The damage done the Virginia Ceuir
railroad by the expedition of the l9sh b
not yet been repaired.
[Signedl JOHN POPE,
Major-General Commanding.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-25

BALTIMORE, July 23.-At the City Coun-
ellis meeting this afternoon the Committee
OF Conference again reported the resolution
rejected yesterday by the second branch,
making appropriations for the bounty for
volunteers, which the secessionis,s of the
second branch again rejected. There was
considerable crowd, ard much excite
ment. Several members were assaulted upon
leaving the Chamber.
A large force of policemen was present,
and protected the obnoxious members 10
their houses. else they would have been
roughly handled. A large police force is
now protecting their houses.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-25

SPRINGFIELD. MASS, July 24-At o'clos
yesterday, P. d., five buildings used in Il
manufacture of gun powder, at Hazard
vile, Conn.,, were destroyed by explosio
Several of the workmen and one teamst.
were instantly killed. Severe damage W:
done to the buildings il. the village by Il
tremendous explosion. The explosion W.
felt over distance of forty miles. The 10
of the powder is not so Serious as to inie
fere with the regular business of the cor
pany, which has as buildings LETT untouch
including duplicates of those destroyed.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-25

CoNTRABAED NRws.-The Indianapolis
Journal of yesterday contains full aud mi
mute particulars of the expedition led by
Major General Love into Kentucky, giving
the number of men employed, and how
distributed. AT the request of Gems. Love
and Blythe, we have carefully refrained
from giving publicity to aught that might,
in the remotest degree, compromise the ex-
petition, and cannot but regard 1t as
strange that the indianapolis Journal
should have been furnished the facts, and
till strange that it gave them publicity.
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SPECIAL 10 HERALD.

Fa DERcKsURe, Va, July 23--Pursual
toan order from Gen. Pope, Capt. Chandl'
of Gen. Kings staff, arrested. last night,
number of influential citizens Of Fredel
icksburg to be held as hostages for the r
lease of certain Union men carried off Ia
spring. The parties we're taken from the
beds late at night and sent to Washington
There is large number of individuals vi
ting their families here on furlough fro
the rebel army and plans are being arraog,
for their capture tonight.
Day before yesterday the Indiana cavalr
met the enemy several miles from here {
the Richmond road, leaving two killed al
SIX wounded. Two companies of the Brood
lyn l4th and squad of the Harris ligl
cavalry are in pursuit Of the enemy.
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NEW YoRE,-,- 23.-The STEAMSHIP y
Fulton from New Orleans, on the 9th. ar
rived this evening. She has a cargo of $50
bids sugar. She also brings the body of
1t. De Kay. Among the passengers were
Gen. Shepley, Col. Curtuer, Capt. Nelson,
Lieut.. Cowan, Capt. Gould, Lieut.. Briggs,
Lieut.. Hay, Capt. Palmer and 469 sick and
discharged soldiers from Buffers division.
New Orleans papers show the city to be
unusually healthy and quiet.
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e6r An arrest was made at Rockport
yesterday morning of man who claimed
to be. an officer of the United States on re-
cruiting service. A large quantity of boz
gus money was found in his saddIe-bags,
and other circumstances seemed to justify
his detention. We have received full par
ticulars from correspondent, but too late
for publication this morning. The letter
shall appear tomorrow.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-25

PHiLADELPAIA, July IA meeting
prominent citizens was held to-day at boar
of trade rooms, to aid 10 raising their quo
of volunteers from Pennsylvania. May.
Menry presided. $4,000 xere subscribs
towards raising ten regiments in this cit.
several subscribing $4,000 and $500
each, and none less than 81 900.
A grand war mass meeting will be bel
in Independence Square on Saturday aftel
noon. The Common Council will this a.
ternoon act on the proposed bounty appro
priation.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINcrNSkTI, July "a.
FLOUR quiet and not much demand; ss-
perfiue 1904 20.
WHEAT unchanged at eh(9s8 for red and
s5@ss Ter white, good shipping demand for
the latter.
Coax firm at CSC.
OATS at 80 and 10 speculative demand.
Rye declined TO AZ and dull.
WHISKY 27} and dull.
notwithstanding done In other ar;i-
cles. Groceries dull at full prices for coffee
and molasses
GOLD declined to ls@ls. and demand
notes 64@73.
SILVER is still bought at 10 per cent.
premium.
EXCHANGE firm at per at prem.
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,,eclai Notices.

Bstehsior's hefr DEs THE best fS
fhs R'ortd.-wfLiIaM A BAIcHELoR's &c Q.
brated Hair Dye produces color not to be distin-
gnsted from Datuse-warranted not to inlure the
Hair in the least rem edes the III effects of bad
dyes and invigorates the Hair for life. Grey, Red
or Rusty II IL Instant, turns splendid Black or
Brown, leaving the Hair soft and beautiful. Sold
by all Druggists, &c.
$50 The Genuine is signsd WILLIAM A.
BATcHELOR, on The four sides Of each boz.
FACTORY, No. 81 Barclay Street, New York.
(Late 2ss Broadway aud 10 Bond stTeet.)
June2-dw
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WASHINGTON, July 23.-General Pope has
issued orders TO the different Generals com-
handing divisions in his army corps, re-
curing them TO seize all horses and mules
in their vicinity, especially in Culpepper
county, not absolutely needed by the inhab-
itants in the surrounding country.
They are also directed to seize all stores
not absolutely needed for the maintenance
or subsistence of the Inhabitants.
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SPECIAL TO rRIRuSE

WASHINGTON July 23.-Msj. Gen. G. M.
Clay is expected home within week.
The propriety of assigning new COM
mands to Gen. Fremont and Gen. Jim Lane
is under consideration.
The army of the James river is, accord
ing to authoritative advices from the Pc
ninsufa, entirely safe against attack from
any quarter.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-25

A Coop APPoISTMEST.-W We are happy
to have the pleasure of recording the fact
that Mr.. Ply. D. Vets has been commits
stoned as Captain in the United States
Navy, and has been assigned to the tine
steamer Mooar, now in these waters. The
Mooar made her FIRST cruise yesterday, I'M
der command of First Master Henry Mitch
ell, Capt. Yiets remaining on shore to re-
ceive the congratulations of bis friends.
These two officers, whose merits have
been justly estimated, are couple of as
jolly old tars as ever tipped an anchors
reefed a top-csil, or spliced the main-brace'
May they have fair breeze, happy cruise
and plenty of prize money. The Mooar, il
is supposed, will touch at Henderson, to
deliver dispatches end stores.
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NEW PORK MAKKET.
NEW YoRx. July Ia.

FLouR opened heavy, and closed dull and
unsettled, at 5@l0c lower. Sales at 8 90
@5 IS for super6ne State. 25@@5 45
for extra State, 8 oo95 Is for superine
Western, 25@5 so for common 70 me-
dium extra western, 5 40@5 80 for ship
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio; SO
Ge6 so for trade brands
WHISKY heavy aud lower, at 2s4@30c.
The decline in gold and Sterling Ex-
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MONEY! MARKET.

STERLING EXCHANGE duh, unsettled and
declining. Bankers bills nominal at 80
al 81.
AMERICAN GoLD has declined, opening
at ls@ls2c, and closing AZ ls3c Califcr-
MIA gold bars quoted at l7t0I7f.
GOVERNMENT STocEs firm; U. s. SIS Of
81 98@es2
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EVANSVILLE sanitary CoMmIss1oS.-The
members Of this Commission will meet at
the office of Mr.. Samuel Orr, this friday
evening, at o'clock. A full ATTENDANCE is
requested. By order of the President.
JAS. n. CUTLER, Rec. Sec'y.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-25

WASHINGTON, July "a The LIST of d.
cember is determined on as the day
which the internal tax bill will 60 IN
practical operation. The collectors and as
SCISSORS will be appointed, and whateyt
other work may be necessary, will be don't
before that date fixed BY this notice is offi-
ciaIly proclaimed.
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SOLDIER DRowEED.-A soldier belonging
to the 7,h Illinois cavalry fe | overheard
from the General Anderson ut Paducah, ca
her downward trip, and was drowned We
could not learn ais name.
The Anderson, ON her upward trip yes
terdsy morning ssw She body of a man
floating down he river, near Henderson.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-25

DO- We learn by telegraph that the ne
packet Forest Queen, Capt. Conway, will be
at Evansville to-day for Memphis. She will
want both freight AID passengers. John 3.
Hall will receive freight for her any time
o-day.
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n6S- We are requested to announce the
name Of Leroy Calvert as a candidate for
reelection To the Office ofCounty Treasurer
at the ensuing October election in Wander
burgh county.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-25

R6- We are authorized to announce the
name of George Wolfin as a candidate for
reelection to the Office Of Sheriff Of VAN
derburgh county at the nexs October cleo
ton.
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Ehs Contentious asa EGpsrfspes or an
Rnpaffd. Publishes. for the benefit and as q
warning ana u caution TO young men who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, &C.;
supplying at the same time the means of Sesf-Cure
by one who has cured him elf after being put to
great expense through medical imposition and
"uackery. By enclo-ing po paid addressed en-
velope, sISGLE PIES may DO had OF the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq, Bedford, Kings,
Co., N.Y. mhl5 d3w1y
Motto sDay's Psiss The s.beat term +"
frequently productive OF unpleasant conse-
quen,os TO many persons. Dyssntery, BiIliousness,
Acidlty Of the stomach, alex headache debility
srs often III" tcs urges Of the Summer. They are
speedily subdu b, a snort urse II these cathar-
tic medicines. seld everywhere. l7o Jylt
What casa H-Gmas 40 fa - ar.-Much
every way. But she can't fetp Peace in the fam
lily without bottle Of Dead Shot to kill tf the
blood-ihiisty hordes of hungry Bed-Bugs that.
uninvitel, introduce themselves TO her dodgers, to
heir treat annoyance and diesnst. Now is the
time to use it. Kill 'em now No family should
be without It. The Dead Shot makes clean
sweep renders peace certain by tho anDihilation
of the enemy. SOLD BY ALI THE DRUGGISTS.
Agents in Evansville, KELLER WHITE.
my1sdim
Ths -fPpssffss.-It is a very sificult matter
with the majority of persons 20 restrain their appe-
titles; hence, we see an abundance Of Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaints, and Disorders of the Stomz- b
and Digestive 0rgaas. Hollands German Btters
will entirely cure these complaints and restore the
system to its original igor aud strength. They
are for sale By druggists and dealers in medicines
sveryW here. at rs ceuts per bottle- febls
W.EET-FOR T.aRLE
n USE.-50 bushels received and to arriso
mh20 II. A. COURT.
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BODY FoUSD.-The body of man was
taken from the river near the upper end of
the landing yesterday morning. Il was
found floating down the river, and was
dragged ashore by a fisherman. We were
unable to learn bis name
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DRowSED.-W sequested by Captain
Pritcbard, of the States ship Clara
Dolsen, to st name Of The "nor-
tar gunner" IS drowned off that
vessel was William Watson. he was dress
ed in the uniform of the United States
Navy. Any person finding and in.erring
the body will be rewarded, on application
to CAPTAIN Pritchard, on board the Clara
Dolsen.
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Ia We are indebted to Mr. Voris, the
polite clerk of the Little Grey Eagle for
files of Louisville and New Albany papers.
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to this city pleased and disappointed with
the trip-disappointed that we found no
foe to punish, aud pleased at the GOODNESS
manifested by the men as we ran up the
narrow, sluggish stream, where hundred
double barrelled shot guns and as many re-
volvers might have been concealed within
thirty feet of Us. Not man showed the
slightest uneasiuess or sign of fear, but all
graspee firmly their rifles ready to rain
leaden death through the brush if foe APP
peared.
On Mondar. piles again went on
board the Hornet and paid visit to 0w-
ensboro, where they we're received joyously
By the loyal citizens, who bestowed upCa
them all the kindness in their power. Re-
freshments, both solid and liquid, were fur
nisbed by the loyal ladies; the Stars and
Stripes were raised, a thrilling Union
and patriotic speech was made by Judge
Ballard Smith, who carried rifle in the
ranks-a good and social time generally
was bad, and the boys returned to the city
late Monday, in time to join the expedition
to Henderson, aud in search of the hospital
robbers.
That they will give good account of
themselves in the hour of trial, should that
hour come, we have not the shadow of a
doubt. They came with their hearts filed
with indignation at the insult put upon our
State, and determined, If they can overtake
the cowardly flying foe, to wash the insult
out with his blood.
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AFTERNOON REPORT.
Arresting Rebels at Freder
icksburg-Federal Prison
ers-Accident-Two Fed
eral victories in one day.

FAN FRAEcIsoo, July % Trade gene
ally Hat and the heavy discounts on ey
change discoursging exports to New York
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s6- Maj Sherman is in the city for the
purpose of paying discharged soldiers. and
also soldiers in hospitals with proper de-
scriptive rolls.
He may be found at the Quartermasters
Office, on Water street, over the Cana
Bank.
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT

KISDERHooK, N. Y, July 24-Ex-P Pres
dent Martin Van Buren, died at his res
dence at 2 o'clock this morning, in the 49,
year of his age.
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Announcement.


EDtToR JOURNAL - Please announce NJ. T..
JOHNSON as a candidate for the ofics Of Sheriff
Of vancerbugh county at the coming October
election.
Mn. EDIyoR: You will please announce A. L
wbittlesey, ESQ.,, a candidate for State Senator
from the counties Of Posey and yanderburgh at
the next October election in favor Of maintaining
the Union At all hazards.
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81. r. GlOa,e9.sS.s,

EUVD > u y 81 R6 - o " II ~
n tine AID labor ~ buying ur Lumber
dressed. Call at Glover's end examine his stock
of Clear and frat Common.
SBINGLEs.-50,0U0 No. Pine shingles lust
received from Lake Msshigan and for sale by Jno.
Glover
YOUR ROOF LBAKS-Which Bnay be reme-
dieo by Fui chasing one or moie thousand of those
No. Michgss thaved or sawed inc Shinees.r
for sale by JOHN y. GLOVER,
jJlldwim Cor. Main and Eeventh e..
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tissOIuIiOn Of CO-Parlnership.

ITyHR CO. P.GRTys.ER sMEP MERE
~ to ore existing nnd-r the sfyl of r. a. q ".
W. NIL Gas, WAS this day dianlvea BY mutual
consent. >. III. M0lsGAN.
W. W. MORGAN.
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G,MERxRF,s SALE .s-o. OF.

eSSHERfRF'S sale JN-0. OIL. s
By virtue Of suxdry xecutions issued out OF the
Office Of the Clerk of the Vanderburgh Circuit
Court In favor of Isaac Joseph, Al raham Gimbel,
Frnk Horsting. Tbcs. h. d. Langley, J, hn NJ.
Clark, ID. Il. Peck. John Caldwell, Henry z. Bro
kaw. VIM, Huey, Will II. Watson, and Charles L.
HuId, and all against Levi L. Laycock, will on
MONDAY, AUGUST Arm, 1852,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and o..
clock, NJ, of said day at the door of the Court
House In the city Of Eyinsyille, Indiana, offer for
sale at public auction the rents, issues and profits
for the term seven years Of the follo~ing de-
scribed real estate, viz
The southeast half of lot No. two (z), and lot
No. three (3), upper enlargement, Evansville,
Indiana.
And should said rents and profits not sell
for sum sufficient to satisfy said writs and costs,
I will, at the same time and place, off for sale
and sell the fee simple Of said premises.
GEORGE WULFLIN, S.v.C.
Wheeler q Igiehart 4 Hargrave, Garvin a Read
M. s. johnson, Vlaintihe Attorneys.
IVA HR6 %
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ToBosTo, CANADA, July 24.-Sterling e
change quoted by banks at 81 lo}@lsl
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Dissolution Of CO-Partnership.

TWlHR CO-P.A BTsVRA6MEK. MRRH-
An ToFoRE existing under the nsme. sfyle
aud firm Of Zeal Lawrence, - this day Dissolved
by mutual consent by ths withdraw 1 Of M. a..
Lawrence. BIRAM II. READ.
H. A. LAWRENCE.
July 16, is62-j5lsdsw
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CO-PARTNERS

M0A.F ~. ~H0NR.MsAa HNR.AsW Az.
e. READ, and WI. ". MORGAN, have thin
day associated themselves fDg1fher under tho
name style. ard Grim Of MO- GAN RE.D CO..
ior lie purPcse Of conducting tzclueivsly
Wholesale Bepsy Shoe, Bat aud CAP business in
Evansvill., and fclict c9atinnafRon Of the liher
al patronage heretofore extended their old housrA
MORGAN, READ co.
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" taps! LAMPS s-TAe fourth invoice
IL of lamps In thirty days received per steamer
Lebanon, comprising great variety Of styles, SUI
peFior to any yet received. Also, supply Of the
Bo-tcranz Star Burner" ahadea, chimneys,
wickss &C. For sale at
vICKERY BROS,
JaHl4 No. 81 Main street.
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WIN. H. WALKER.

YElHk .S.NsN E.3L EERCTH0yv OF
II Officers and Directors Of the Evansville Ii.
bra y Association will be held on Monday even
ing. July l4th, at the Rooms Of the Association.
full attendance Of the Stockholders is desired
PHIL a. DECK rR gecsv
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EHA VINO RBkCTRD n E-zH8E
I'M two story builcing (Chicsgo style for stor-
ing away Lumber, am q " prepared TO furnish
all orders for matched or plancd lumber. Call at
Gil vER'B,
jyl6dwlm Cor. Main and Seventh sta.
THTRn PVM rEERR
Smyrna times., 1862-06-26
New York Surface * SubseII

FLOWS cnitlps Hoxes. Dirt scrspss. Pans de-
Yer SALE BY = FDWlE WfIMrg
ANS, f2sh, 90
Smyrna times., 1862-06-26

FACT No. Tins Company being duly licens, /
thelr Machines are protected against inlriugemeI 10
or litigation.
FACT No. 2-These Machines make the loci s,;cb
alike on both sIdes-and use a lIle less than hal
as much thread or silk as the chain or lOop,sch ma
chimes. " W
FACT No 3-"hcse machines are better adapted
th"h any olher sewing machines in market TO the Ire
queht changes and almost endless variety of sewing
required IN a family. They will sew irorn oue 10
|" ehiY ihcknesses Of Marseiles without stopping.
and make every stitch perfect They will even sew
from The hnest gauZe the heaviest cloth and even
Stout hard leather. without changing the feed needle
or 'eIIsin or making any adusie u mac Chine " haI.
ever. Is mol such machine best adapted to family
use anu II BEST adapted for family Use Whv not tir
every variety Of light sewing manufactpre? For
work too heavy for our Family Machine, We recon-.
mend our lHrger sizes.
ACT No, 4.-These machiaes make the most eIas
NC sehIn 0l any sewing machine use-a fact of very
great Importance IN sewing elastic goods or goods u
any kind on n bias.
FACT No 5.--No Machine is more durable or sim.
PIE III us construction or more easily understood L.
me reputation OF these machines Wh1tever used will
Iully demonstrate each of the above FACTS
ACT No. 6.-These Machines took the Highes,
Premium at the Frankhn Institute PhiladeiphIn
FACT No, 1,-Ihese Machines toDk The Unboo,
Premium at the New Jersey State Fair
FACT No. S-These Machines took the birbas,
medal at The Amencan Institute in the Civ of New
York. together with the highest premium for fine sew
ing machine work.
FACT No. 9.-These Machines took the hipbas,
premiums at the Mechanics Fair EtIca n
FACT No. lO.-I heSe machines can Go the SANE
Thing generally, whenever properly exhibited in cum.
petition with other FIRST class sew e machines Bn,
we have space ior only FACT mure-lt ~ The no,r
important Fact OF all.
FACT No. live warrant every machine we Sc II
70 give BETTER satisfaction other Sc wing ma
chine IN market, or money refunded
PJ-Senc for "A Circular Agents wanted AdJres.
FlNkLE " LYON SEWING MACUISE Co
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