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News from Washington.
THE CHARLESTON STONE BLOCKADE.

THE CHARLESTON STONE BLOCkADE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. lO-The Navy De-
partment received dispatches from Com
mander Dupont on the disposition of the
second stone feet today. 1t was sunk on
the. 26th, and it is well placed, effectually
blocking deep passage to the North of
Rattle Snake shoal The only remaining
channels are Washington and Moffitt's, the
latter being the one which the steamer lisa.
bel entered
SENATE COMBINATIONS.
The Senate today confirmed Halleck as
Major General OF the United States AIRS
my; Ethan Fl. Hitchcock Major General
of volunteers, and Robert Anderson and
James w. DeDDer Brgadier Generals.
CHARGES AGAINST GEN. STONE.
Gen. Stone was arrested yesterday morn.
ing for the following charges:
LIST. For misbebavor at Balls Bluff.
ID. Holding correspondence with the
enemy before and since Balls Bluff, and re-
ceiving visits from rebel officers 10 his
camp.
Sd. Treacberously suffering the enemy to
build fort since the battle of Balls Bluff
under his guns unmolested.
4th. Of design to expose his force to cap.
tnre by the enemy under pretexr OF orders
for movement from commanding officers.
SOUTHERN NEWS.
A letter from New Orleans, received by
the Victoria, says the superintendent and
employees On the Opelousas Railroad had
been arrested. A conspiracy was discov-
cred to deliver the road to the Union for
ces, and to give other aid at Berwick Bay.
This news was suppressed by the papers.
The rebel steamer Vanderbilt run the
blockade out and in again.
Vera Cruz advices of the 2lst say the
allies advanced into the interior to Spiritu
Sauto. The Mexicans retired without
fighting.
The steamer w. II. B. returned from the
Railroad bridge with a lot Of horses, wag-
ons, commissary stores, &c.
NATIONAL ARMORIES.
Tribune's Special. The bill of which
Senator Wilson gave notice today, will
provide for the establishment of national
foundry on the Hudson river, not far from
south OF West Point and OF manufac
tory Of iron, suitable for cannon, in Penn,
sy vania, probably at Bloomfield
GEN. SIGEL.
General Sigels nomination as Major
General, will be sent to the Senate tom0r.
row.
CONSUL RECOGNIZED.
Herman MichaeIs has been officially rec
nized as Consul for Saxony, in the State of
California.
LOOKING LIKE WORK.
Orders have been issued prohibiting any
more furloughs and all officers are ordered
to return to their regiments.
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From Tennessee River.

CAPTURE OF RE Ell GUNBOATS -
SMART SKIRMISH, AND THE REBELS
ROUTED.
CAIRO, ILL.,, Feb ia detachment of
cavalry $50 strong had an engagement with
the rebels on Sunday, seven miles east of
Fort Henry, on the road to Fort Donald
son. Five rebels were killed, thirty prison.
ers taken, and thirty horses captured. One
Federal wounded, A detachment of the
32d Illinois destroyed POI tion of a
bridge of the Louisville, GAINESVILLE and
Memphis Railroad on Saturday evening
The rebel camp at that point had been pre-
viously evacuated.
The gun boats which were sent up the
Tennessee river by Commander Foote have
captured one OF the enemys gun boats, and
have destroyed all their transports and
brok, up ali their camps. The river is
now clear as far up as Florence, Alabama.
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OPENING OF THE FRENCH CHAMBERS
SPEECH OF THE EMPEROR

PORTLAND, Feb l0.-The Steamer Ju.
"a which left Liverpool on Thursday the
3lst ult, and Londonderry 3lst, arrived at
ll:45 tonight.
Mason and Slidell had arrived OF South>
ampton. No demonstration was made.
The former went to London, the latter to
Paris.
Liverpool breadstuffs generally dull with
slight decline, except tOr corn, which is
steady. Richardson, Spence and others
report -four heavy and declined sd per bar
rel. Wheat dull and declined ls2d; Red
Western lla12s. I'd; Red Southern lis.
3dal2s sd; White Western l2s. 6dal2s
Cd; White Sou bern l3al3s. ed.
LONDON MARKETS. --Breadstuffs dull and
all qualities slightly declined.
1t was rumorei Government had ordered
the Nashville to quit Southampton, but
extended them time for her departure ow-
ing to danger from the iuscarOra.
1t was also rumored that the Govern.
ment viii prohibit armed ships of either
party remaining over twenty tour hours in
any British port.
The following is the Atna's report
Earl Russell in despatch dated 23d Of
January, to Lord Lyons, says the Eng
lish government differs entirely from Mr..
Stewards conclusion Oh the question whether
the prisoners taken from the Trent, and
their supposed dispatches, were contra
band.
Ii was rum0red that the vessel which the
Sumter engaged off AIglers was the Iro-
quois. There was no news of either.
1t was reported that the Tuscarora was
about to quit Southampton. The destinas
tion was kept secret.
The London Times, in characteristic
article. calls for something decisive in Amer
lea. 1t says unpleasant complications
must arise if the present state of affairs con
tiuue much longer.
Napoleon opened the French Chambers
on the 9th. He said the civil wal
which desoates America has greatly
compromised our commercial interests
| So long, however, as the rights of neutrals
are respected, we must confne ourselves tt
expressing wishes for an early terminal r
of these dissensions.
France recommended to Rome to concili
ate the court of Turin. Antoneli abso'
Iutely refused all terms.
There were contradictory rumors of al
enlarged French expedition to Mexico.
The London Times remarks on Mesol
and Slidell, that both will probably keeE
quiet, and wait events that are at hand.
PARIS, 3Oth.--The Momiteur says the
dismission of Mr.. Cameron gives Engla NJ
great satisfaction.
LONDON, 30th.--Mason and SlidelI have
lett for Paris.
MADRID.-O'Donnel declares that France
has made no separate engagement will
Spain. ihe Spanish Government has N
reason to suppose that France intends set
Ting the affairs of Mexico without cOnsid
eriDg the wishes of the other powers.
VERY LATEsr-via Londonderry. 4
Telegram from Liabon announces furthe
satisfactory news from Buenos Ayres. Uri
cos fleet was taken by the Buenos Ayreans
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The Capture of Fort Henry,

The papers have only lew details that
were lot embraced iii the telegraphic re-
port. The following are the names OF the
killed and wounded on the guDboat Gin
ciGnatl:
Pringie Carradice, seaman, of Hamilton,
G. w, Was killed outright; VIM Lakeman,
seaman, badly wounded; Martin Hussey,
George Massey, VIM. Curtis, Michael Dal
ton aud K. \. Aria, all seamen, were
slightly wounded Capt. D IL. Pratt, Sec
ond Master OF he boat, was slightly wounds
ed.
Here Is compile list OF the Essex dead,
wounded and missing This casualty to the
Essex cast gloom over the feet, and some
what dampens tie enthusiasm OF the vic
tory.
Killed Nj. Il Ford. JAS Mcbride, pilots:
S. B. ,gitton, Qgariermaster's mate; David
Wilson, captain Of gun; j. Cofey, Jasper P.
Grease, seamen.
Officers Wounded-Commande w. D. Por-
ter Theo Z. Ferry. Sd master.
Seamen Wounded Gladly JOHN Matthews.
N. McClrtg. Peter White, G. Z, Nichols, sam
uel Boyer b. Harrington VIM. o. Rrien.
Seamea wounded {slightly,) John Rodg-
ers, Francis Wilson, Harvey Hogan. Thomas
Mullen, w. ID MaXiey. L. Sullivan, John
O'Hara. John CASTILLO, J. j. Phillips, 3. SoIin.
Missing "A. D. Waterman. John Larrlse,
Henry Guiper, Henry Reynolds Jas. Bedard.
A detachment from one of the Indiana
regiments, taken on board the Essex Just
before engaging the enemy, to act as sharp
shooters, under command of Daniel Trot.
ter, lost some OF their men, as follows:
Killed--Chas. Stocker, Lewis CAN'T.
Scalded-Leut. Trotter, Charles E. Erb, j.
Lump.
Missing VIM, O'Neal and Benjamin Lubec
Lieut.. Trotter is now on the Tyler, and
said to be badly scaIded. David Wilson,
the gun captain, being MORALLY wounded,
worked bis gun after the accident, be being
mortaily wounded at the time.
There were no casualties on board the St.
Louis or Carondelet, though the shot and
shell poured upon them as rain.
The St. Louis was under the command of
Capt. Leonard Paulding, who personally
stood upon the main deck and directed the
guns to the last. Not man finched, ard
with cheer upon cheer we sent the seip~seips
among the enemy. The st. Louis received
seventeen shots, and expended LOG.
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The LA CROSSE LINE st a meeting
of the st. Paul and La Crosse Packet Com
papy held at La Crosse last week, VIM. F.
Davidson was elected President, and II. F.
Ramsey, Treasurer. We understand the
same boats that composed the line last sea-
SOD, will be placed 10 the line this season.
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Our Foreign News,

HALIFAX, June l.. Foreign ad7ices by the
l.:lla, say that in the House OF Commons OF
.p 10Th Nr. Lindsay gave notice that on the
IN Of June he should cali the attention OF the
iyuse II The relations I'll England to the Uni
I'd States, and also with the Confederate States
America
-te same gentleman moved Tor return of
the number Of iron clad vessels built or building
he London Times again INDUCES in d warm
Ir9rial on the financial crlsis, which sooner Or
t'er must, It argues occur IN America.
Unjust oyertake every nation and every indi-
"l1al who believes in the creation of wealth
I'm any source except honest and perse. erlng
.5Jr
In another article the Times reviews the re-
~: on the Queenstown Notifications, and
avs tle commissioners see no reason, from recent
g"t,s N the American war, to modify the views
hey took last year relative to the Notifications
A SpitbeaJ
The TDnn upon u review Of the latest evil
isnce Is disposed to concur in their iudg ment,
md thinks their conclusions justified by present
knowledge
0V7ernment, at the request Of the Atlantlc
Telegraph Company had ordered two steamers
be got ready for the purpose of making fur
her surveys on both sides of the Atlantic.
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rHIRTY.sEvEyTH CONGRESS
a lsHINGroy, Wednesday, June II, 1862

AshlNGT0S, w ednesday, June II, lou
SENATE.
Mr., Dixon offered resolution that all the
acts or ordinances of secession alleged to have
teen adopted by any legislature or convention
VI any State, are, as to the Federal Union, alb
-outely null and void, and that the loyal cltl-
en. Of such States are entitled to sll the prvil
yes guaranteed by the constitution OF the nj
'et States. Laid over
The bill in relation to the appointments oil
leu!euants to the Marine Corps was passed.
Mr. Harris from The Judiciary Committee. re-
ported bill to establish provision | govern
Hents IN certain cases, with recommendation
haiti pass
Mr.. " haley of Va. offered u resolution az
fnowledgng the services of Major Anderson
ofcers and men at Fort Sumter, and providing
gold and silver medals for them. Referred To
he Military Committee.
The bill appropriating $l5O,OO0 tor service
4hder he post route act was passed
lie House resumed the consideration oil the
senate amendments regulating the pay oi army
hsrs
The Sent had inserted section reducing
.Jngress mems mileage to twenty cents per mile
ne House Military Committee recommended W
INK j. out as 1t was not germane to an army
Nil
VIZ T. a. Conxln moved to amend the sec
''n ,, reducing the mileage to actual travelling
1Pns which was agreed to, 80 against %
III.
he House then struck out the section as ;hus
-Hend,d
Nj. Washburne moved to r, consider anu Jay
10 W. able the last vote. Agreed TO.
he 'lll to re-organzo the boundaries OIL Tue
lf'i. Colr;s TT the United States was taken
81! D, special order ana passed.
Ar Bingham offered Il resolution relative "
.e.. 90. completely of Ben. Wood, represent
I'D, yau New YoIE. with thc rebels
..nr solution auIhn izss i committee !" "'
with Yow 3 30 scLJ igr persons ano pap
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Trsins Going south and Esst


leave fl"ntpAilti - 80 A. NJ, - P NJ and 10 -
AZ AL Tran ieaYs> Rou-es P0iat a, 4el 1. H. ::
Nl AIoaHe al 0,Jt A.. BuTlin is A. NJ. rlr-
meeting at WINE RIVER Junctit whta for ana
Wells RiTer. 5. Jonnsbury and i.nt,rtoh, and Wis,
Nsrthr. II Railroad e., Boston, Lowell, Worcester K
aud connecting a. Bellows Falls with heshise r. g.
for Boston and With Vermont Valley r. r ior Spria,.
6eld NeF Haven and Ne" York. arriving in New YORK
al 1913 ?. n.
A,conoDtro> Ts,:~ caves R,1.e's Point att 20 4. ~
for Burn gIon and Nci,hheid.
NiGH- EHPEE.S -2,IS leaves Ogdensburg at 1871 n
hon ia al 80 Rouses Point az 80 ". am
ing al Boston a; 80 connecting Bellows Faiii
with Cheshire =. K. 10: Boston and Worcester ana IA
Vermont Vale! Z. Tor Springfield anu New H4Y-p
and arriving IN N-w YORK i: 4 20
Trains Il DING North and West.
Leave Montpelier a. ] u NJ. - \. II. and 4.o
NAL TEAlN leaves Boston at $50 NJ. via. Loae!
Lawrence ar fhchburg. LeaTes Spin ghed al - D
Bellows Falls az IL - P. connecting White Rive
lunct villa Northern K. K from Boston and with Pa,
,umpsc r. Il. tor and from =: Johnsbury and Lhtlcton
arriving a Burlington az 200 ?. and ST. Adams a: .
10 P. and lodge.
Accommodates TR.lS leaves Northfield "A, 80 4, n
md Burr ylon az 1880 for Rouses Point AMI AU
tlesl.
NrdAr ExpREs, Train les YES Bellows Falls at Is
New York at 500 and from Cheshire x. R. eona-
ing at White River Jnnc ton with train leaving Beton a.
80 r. NJ. via Lowell or at 90 via Lawrence. Le2vs
While River lu melton at SO arriving az Bu:lip
$50 NJ, Rouses Point 20 A. NJ, Mou.res- II
1000 A. n and Ogdens 1900 NJ, connect rs
West.
Sleepu. attac he'd 20 bot o the night ekcr
;raiRs ing between Rouses Point and Boston.
Through Tickets Tor Chicago and the West ts, saL-
tbs princi pal stations.
lf lha1S u Mo-. A
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN JUNE II, 1862
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES
seH. EEiEkSEHAA'% PILLS.

ID S. shEs1S EWAA'a PILLS,
The combination Of ingredients In these Pills are the
result a long and Intensive prsctre They are mild
'h' " operation, ard esrain i'll citing all irregular
III fanfu' MtnstruatiouE, uoNiug AL Obstruct
whr her I'm cold or herwise, EesGach- pain in the
SIDE pAip alton Of the heart whites, al afrc-
"ns m sercs, fatigue pain in the back and LIMBS, &c
as uEoed sic VII ii from interruption OF
DIR CHEE>EM4N ) PILL
was the mmet cement of in the treatment OF
those irregularities strucIiohs wh CHI have con-
signed many TO Ir'Ila grave. No female can
JOY good htah unless n is gul and when. an
co'rrcion takes pac- the gene al health begin. de-
oiuc
DR.. CHEE>EMAN'S PILLS
ar, he most efectua remedy ever known for all com
piaa:N peeuisr to Females To all classes they in
Taaaole inducing with rtan ', periodical regularity.
They are known to th"us nd vho have them li T.
'eren periods hrCu ghout the country Wing the sane.
ton OF ONE OF tn most eminent hy~c' in America
NpUc! Gl ectons. - ting when they shout be
USED wan each ooN-the Pre- dollar per box
tanning from fifty to sixty puts.
Pals sent b. nail pscmPty ny renting to the Pro-
priet'T. >old BY : R-df ID Montpelier, VI, and
by Druggists gen rally.
Pierce. montpelier, Agent
F. b, Ut iCHINS Proprietor,
nay5tly - Cedar ST., n York.
have you Used Or. Ciford's Hon opathic Curative
Try it for any disease named in the ist-you WILL
any other medicine. An Uen: Of the curatv
kept by FREQ +. Smith, Men lier vt, gent sent
per mail by N. 5. Burr Co., Boston, Mass. or PhieI
Lee, 1876 lillian street, New York Price - cents per
box. Manual fur ished free See that each box Pal
y Lee ;, name it.
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Sabbath school He'll, No. =

1000 COPIES ISSUED THB FIRST CIVIL
Months Of is publication It i, an entire New WORK OF
nearly 200 pages Many of the Tunes d hymn, were
written expressly for this Volume II VII Toon DC as
ronrIar a. s predecessor ell No j. which has un up
to the nor GUS number of SIS 900 copies "a 80
outstrippng any sunday school COX OF It's az @ :,
r this cnunr, Also both yolu are bound 10 one 10
accommo date schools wishing them IL mat iotm eI'
OF Beo @ paper ID cents, sI2per lVo pouhu,
.; cents as per lUO Cloth bound emo0ss guy, o'
cents s22 per 100 sell No. !, paper covers - ceh.s
slU per 100 Bound ~ cents, SIS e 100 tom oou5
embossed gilt, 2j cents, so per lcc i'eI's no ~
Al the 100 price Cloth bound embossed s' oooeh'' ~
nrr 100 Nail postage r. AT he rtail rice
P'' ' HORACE " IT p rs fuhli-
No. 49, Broadway, New fofk'
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COLLECTION OF TAXES IN sEcBssI,.

COLLECTION OF TAXES IN SECBssIA.
Washington, June II. The bill for the col
,r,iou OF direct taxes IN insurrectionary dr.
.cts mas become law.
NV loKA, June Il. 4 SPECIAL despatch
rIm Washington to the Posi- says three fugitive
s,es were shot at Bladensburg on Monday
chic attempting 70 escal: from d party of slave
dtthers.
one thousand bales Of Gull cotton We're sold
Jay 1t y IA to Sic.
NEQrHls, June 9 Matters here are quiet 1t
reyorted that the rebels have destroyed a
.uantity Of cotton at Madison and Witsburg,
y The st. Francis river.
AFRO June l. The steamer Desota arrived
,ou Memphis last night. 1t was reported there
ia; Falragut 5 fleet passed Vicksbu-s, but was
.mreiIed 10 return below the city on account
INA water.
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DENTAg, NOEsC&.

" On the NINTH DAY or JUNE slsil l'aTe m.
Office for ABOUT Two WEEKS. to attend to a business
engagement in another place. Notioe Of return vii
be SVEN in this paper JOIN ". CONEGfS,
Nontp,lfer, May 81, ls52. D'"!f''
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LOT HIS!
r. r. RIkER,

has just returned from NEW Y RK, with good stock Of
Broadclohs Cassimeres and vesngs, of late Patterns
and styles German Broadcl0ths. Black Doesyins
French Fancy Doeskins, Tor Gentlemens
Pants Rich silk and Nsrseilles Vest
ings satin and Silk Vestings. OF
the best qualities,
Sr- All Garments made st his Shops will be done
the most workmanlrke and fashiousb inner.
Garments fIr 9th To make and warran ed 70 At
Gentlemen wishing for good and fashionable Ccst,
can get ii by calling az Riker's shop
MAN % 1861
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IN TELEGRAPH
70 THE FREEMAN
O'clock A. NJ.
Sp.Ia. 10 The Boston Journal.

W,,HlyCroN. June IL. \ political organi-
..r. has been termed in Maryland for The pur
# advancing the Presidents scheme uf
.r.a-i slave emancipation.
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fTHIs Machine is adapted TO all kinds oACothe.. from
/ pocket handke rchief TO 4 belquiil. Y.u wiring
Clothes in less than quatter az the sine ana
much dryer that they will dry in salt the time, and
injure your Clothes half much when twisted
by hand This Machine i formed With Two SPRING
Rolls coYEKEp vIrH RUBBER. anu constructed to
wi great sn6 fast and
The springs in the rolls Constructed yield
most ir the centre where the Il1 Of the Clothes
conducted they pass between th-m BY his means the
-Ings WITH the rubber close :: N s-oInd TIE Clothes
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.s.,Oo. June Il. \ private despatch from
,4rl ., the President Of the Chicago Sanitary
~mmissvo says Gen. Mitchell has won an
her brilliant victory at Chattanooga, Tenn.
.r,mv being completely routed after two
-, lard fghung. No farther particulars are
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PnEsHX
Looking Glass and iiclure Frame
MANUFACTORY,

Nos. 22l East 1wentyThird street,
I73 d I75 Grand Street & as Centre street.
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This EstabIshnen has been in successful operation "a
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We hard manufacture to order, every scrip
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orders by mail ate nded with promptnes. Do not
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Once and W4reroemt No. 2l5 Centre ST.
:ss6f!m HORACE V. SlGLER, Agt.
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THE GREAT CAUSE OF
81 u M A N M I s e r. Y

Just Published in Sealed En- Teope Price cts
A LECTURE By DR.. CULVERWELL, ON THE
CAUSE AND CURE of SpermatorrhGs, Consumption,
Mental and Physical Debility, Nervousness, Epilepsy,
Impaired Nutrition of the Body, lasstude, eaknes'
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Tmidty self Distrust, DrEine Headache, An ctors
the Eyes, Pimples on the ace ihVoluhlsTy
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ny This admirable Lee ure Gle 'riy proves mat ns
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and should be read b. every uth and every
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by addressing -,,,c ~,
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Wanted !

NOR three months from July !. small House, ready
L furu he'd, with goOl water aud pleasant located in
the to yn Of Painf- f. Barre Orange. fuS' h. in
n will Ct. The rem, which must b. Moderate will BE-
in adyanc-
ddress, stating particulars, E. T. ( care % c.
alley, Esq, % v sill - New ork city jundlv
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a. 4
- Mil. and - Cong =. St-",is.
BOSTON. N AZ Il lar. 1872
To Hunut lctprsr,, IL T ptf, ard the p, 5',-
In the gr nj from the y Hayward Compass - Hetro-
polsn hin. Machine Company, under the license Ok
Oh rea Goodyear said y. Hayward COMPANY. for tie
ase Of yucan "a india Rubber for rolls, The
r ght % snch application The Bailey machine spe
caly red and is SclusiGely nH d by the \. b
yard Company These machines AID rights guar
snteed to the trade and aanufac and is she only
invention IN which the YulcaniEed Ruhbe- Rolls and
erings for Rolls DO TIE stsff, the
clothes
The injunction granted IL isTor OF the v Hays ard
Company as joint CONF arnanis and the subsequen ut
rant with the above alton fully establish the RICH
10 this article in the n Hayward Company. ANY 9TH
ER REPRESENT ALTON Il FALSE, and evidently in
tended to impose qpon the public false en.aos o
title as we'll as worthless Machines, that the
shaft and smu:- y HAYWARD OhPASI.
rHEo. c. WEEKS, Agent.
BARsE May S, 1862.
Th. may oertiy hat have used one Of Bailey Wash
ing and Wrin ging Machines. and can say that 1t will dc
ali that ndrd, and .ashed that it saves
one half Of The work in washing and wrnging and will
dry in half the time and is great SAVING in the wear
OF clothes. 4. IL JAChHaS. Barre fo'eI.
MoSfrELIRs, April II, 1852
This may certify that | have Used one Of Bailey :
Washing and ringing Machines over one year, anc
Am satisfied that saves me in my business the help d
at least girl besides saving large amount "a h'
ear and of clothes. LEVI BOtTW HLL