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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-03-10

Sgeliat Hotties.
A. d. INSLBE,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Books, Stationery, Blank Books,
Writing aud Wrapping paper, Fancy
Articles, sc.
No. COB Market 81, opposite Bank OF
Delorare, Wilmington, Del.
Begs leave to call the attention OF the public to
his large assortment Of
MISCELLANEOUS hooks,
Comprising History, Biography, Travels,
Poetry, the latest and best standard Novels Far
mer's and Cook Books, Mechanical and Archi-
tectural Works, Juvenile Books in great variety,
School aud Text Books, Family and Pocket
Bibles, in all styles Of binding; Prayer Books,
Hymn Books, Of oil denominations; beautiful
Presentation and Illustrated Books; Blank
Work, of all kinds on hand and made to any
pattern.
vas" Binding done Neatly in any Style. ~TS1u
PAPER BAGS OF ALL SIZES.
Cards neatly Written or Engraved.
Orders IAsm the country or elsewhere will
receive prompt attention.
A. D..INSLEE,
Bookseller and Stahoner,
No. G03 Market Street,
Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-03-10

The Confessions and Experience of
Poor Young Man,
A GENTLEMAN having been cured of the results of
II early and disease will fron motives OF bene
VIOLENCE send those who request IT, copy Of the above
interesting narrative published by himself. This little
book is designed warning and caution to young
aud those who sulier from NERVOUS DEBILITY, Loss
MEMORY, PREMATURE DECAY. &c, &c, supplying at the
same time the means oil self single eopessi 10
sent under seal IN plain enyelope,without charge
to any who request, by addressing the author,
CHAs. A. LAMBERT, Esq,
noVa65m. Greenpoint Long Island New York.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-03-10


by virtue ola writ Of Levar Faei4s directed will
be- exposed Public Sale at the hotel of James A. Benson,
St GEORGES station, in Pencader Hundred New Castle
County, Del, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day OF March,
lsd3 At o'clock, r. NJ, the following described Real
EHtie, viz;
All that certain plantation tract of land situate In
He'd Lion Hundred the county Of New Castle and stats
Of Delaware beginning at point the St. Georges roat
Leading Derfcksons Corners thence north IS degrees
~ $40 perches to maple tree thence north 60.
degrees CAST 10 2l0 perehes thenee north 69S degrees
81 Go perehes by ash tree thence south az
degrees peches; thence south 81 degrees lOI
ITO perches 10 the middle Of the said Georges roid
theme along said road south 65 degrees 10 G-lU
perehes thence south 80 degrees west 5lO perehes;
thence south u34 degrees, 6O perches; theuc4
south 31l degrees west so 10 peTthes; thence south
A. y degrees g. clio perches stone; thence north
90 - graes west ~ $40 perches; thence south IS de-
west IL 3l0 perches 10 stoue thence south u
degrees west "a peches thence south G5R degrees west
Blu perghes To white oak stump; thence north 6ll
degrees 6 $40 perches to black oak tree thence
nutth 81 grees west 81 perches dogwood tree
thence by JACOB Nandegrts land north 3 degrees east
237 clio perehe to the middle the said st. Georges road
thence by said road south y degrees east % 6U perchos
TO the place o beginning, containing 2s acres rood and
70 42.iUO perches OF aud more or less.
Seized aud aken in execution the property of Thomas
Clark aud Ann his WIFE, and Richard Ritzroy t.. t., ani
to be- sold by
LEWIS W. SrIDlIAM, Sheriff,
shetns Office, New Castle Feb. %, lss3-mts
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-03-10
The Coupons

DUE October LIST, on $40 Treasury Notes, will DO pur
JOHN MeLEAR son,
sspt22. Ne III Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-03-10
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
WILMINGTON MARKET.


Monday, March 0, 1868.
Wheat Flour, per S.60@ST5
Rye Flour per bbl
Wheat per
Rye, - .......-.........
Corn Meal per Dbl, OO642j
-" busheli .''...... .''.......'.,... ..'''.'.sO
torn, Der bushB ~
oats, -" ,,,...,"....,.,.,..'.o5t14O
Glover Seed, per bushel,.. w
FAx - ......",-...,l JudEu
Tmothy " ........... ...,.......... ..",....2 10
Millst, " zoo ~
Herd UfaBB " lvU
Orchard " ........".."........... .... iOOt1 2uO
Beana, Z" ..s'...loU
Canary ..'..ss'luu
Hemp ,..........z'ou1t nNu
Turnip per b lOO
Hops, Su
No. Maeersl, per . 20
90 4" = ..'...'..'o'ou 10 i'uO
as ..........., ..m........" ......,.,....0uO
Herring, per Dbl, 49, ;bO 70 iVo
Potatoes, per }io0
Hay, 1891 @uuvA iov
Straw, per 70 oV1
Pacific Ocean Guauo, per
Peruvian duan0 'ovuu
Bone Dust " .........''.'.'''''''.''' s''''S"'N
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-03-10
Registers Office,

NRw CASTLE County, February 30, 1856
pom the application Of EDWARD PusEY, Executor
" u the last will and testament OF Joshua Simmons
late OF the city Of Wilmington, in said Comfy deceased
It is ORDERED and directed by tine Aegiser that the
Executor aforesaid, give notice OF the granting OF Letters
testamentaiy upon the Estate Of the deceased with the
date OF granting thereof by causing Advertisements To
be posted within forty days rou the date of such Letters
IN six of the most public places Of the County New
Uase requiring ali persons having demands against the
Estate, to present the same, abide BY Ac Of As
sembly In such nade and provided. Aud also
the same TO be inserted within the period ia te
delaware state journal and Delaware Gazette. rewa.
papers published in Wilmington, and To be continued
therein two months
sVi, Given under the hand and Seal of ONCE OF tho
1Bf3s Register aforesaid, New Castle, in Nrw Castle
aD County, aforesaid, the day and yanr above writ
ten. PETER o. NANDENER, heqister.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-03-10

- NOW Is TIRE TIME TO MAKE MoNEY-
- Male 4 Female Agents wanted IN every town
Yin the stale Of Delaware Tor Mrs stephens
~ gleat work. the PICTORIAL HISTORY If the WAR
" FOR TILE UNION. 1t is just the work for the
penrle and will sooner later lind its way into
avery fsmiy. Two Royal Octave Volumes, 1886 pages
each Embellishsd with 300 first class EngTayings
price 81 20 per volume. FIRST VOLUME NOW hEADY.
Agents are meeting with extraordinary success Sold
only by subscription by regularly appointed Agents. who
have the exclusive sale Ia The territory assigned
them. For ierms, &c, address J, G WELLS, io5
Wiliiani st.. N. j. Publisher OF subscription Books n
Manufacturing Depot Tor dood3 suited to the 81
times. and the sales of Agents
novlS-dea 80
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-03-10
HUTCHINSON FAMILY,
Registers Office,

Nav CAarLR March g. 1863.
Upon tho application OF william Hayes, Executor
u of the last will and testament Of William Brown,
late Of the city n Wilmington, Ia raid County, de-
ceased It is ORDERED and directed by the Relister
that the Executor aforesaid, give notice Of the granting
Of Letters Tsamentar upon the Estate Of the deceased
with the date of granting thereof by causing advertise
nents to be posted within forty days the date Of
such Letters, H. six Of the most public places Of tho
County Of New Castle, requiring all persons having de-
nAuds against the Estate to present the same abide
by an Act Of Assembly IN made aud provided
And Also the 10 he inserted within tho same
period In the Delaware state Journal and Statesman
newspaper published in Wilmington, and to be continued
therein two months.
~, Given under the hand and Seal Of Office VI the
LIS Register aforesaid at New Castle, in New Castle
'~' County Aforesaid the day aud year atoVs writ
tn. PETER b. VANDENER, Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims ins the Estate of the de-
ceased must present the duly Atested to the
before the "a day Of March, 1864, or abide
tho Act of Assembly in such made and provided.
WIN S. HAYES, Executor.
Wilmington, March 8, ls63-iG2m
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Notine.

NALL and examine Patent Coal OIL Lantern
" without chimney very good artice they be seen
burning constantly at the No. 800 Market street.
mars THOS Y. DE NORMANDIE.'
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-03-10

All that valuable REAL ESTATE, late Of Robert Alex
der consisting Of
hsaa- Ne. l. All that Elegant Three story brick
1is dwelling House and Lot No. MS King Street.
EaN The House is twenty-five feet six inches front
~ - King street and extends back aboat sxty,two
ier having entry large paror, with elegant marble
mauieD large dining room and kitchen with range
the first floor four CHI nbrs and bath room with hot and
cod water) he second hoor; four chambers
the third floor, with cellar under the whole and Brandy
wine wafer and gas the premises. The lot is
Two feet sN inches ir0nt King street and extends back
one hundred and twenty-five feet Nix feet vide alley
No p three story brick Dwelling Houses, situate
the east side Of Poplar street between Fourth aud
Fifth streetA each building being fifteen feet front
Poplar street, extending back thirty eet with brick back
Buildings, containing Entry, Parlor Dining Room aud
Kitchen the first tioOr three chambers and bath
room the second door and two the th OOr with
cellars, Brandywiue water and gas the premises The
eighty feet deep with the right OF alley in the
rear.
east side OF spruce street being eighteen feet front
Spruce street. between sixth aud Seventh street. having
Entry, parlOr, Dinug Room and Kitchen, the FRS
floor three chambers and bath room the second hoOr
-d Two chambers the third hour with cellar; BRAN
eighteen feet front sprucs street extending back
seyanty-tve feet.
No &c. the cast nde OF lombard street between Sixth
aud Streets being fourteen feet Front and twenty
feet deep, with the first door; chambers
the second floor and two on the third floor with bast
ment Kitchen. The lot extends back eighty feet,
No. D. valuable building Lot the corner Fourth
and Poplar streets being twenty feet frsnt Fourth
street and extending along Poplar street that width
hundred and ten feet to hesn ieet wide alley running
| into Poplar street.
Moo Building Lot on the south side Of Fifth
street between Spruce and Church Streets fronting six
fest th street aud extending back eighty feet
Conditions will 10 made known on the day OF sale
JESSE LANE,
JOHN A. DUNCAN,
! Assignees OF Robert Alexander.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-03-10
PENINSULAR R. r. LINE.
Change of Hours.

an and after MONDAY, Jan 9th, 1888 Trains fer tha
" accommodation OF Passengers will run as fslloWE,
until further notice:
anuFH.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-03-10

For Sale.
$50 valuable suiall farm Of about 50 acres situate
lllRi5 in BrindyWine hundred, Neg Castle County,
.,s A4 Del, bounded by lands of Johu Husbands,
li.faa thomis j. Mahally and others, with good
st0ns house, bum orchards and other improve
meuts. The land is Of excellent quality and in 90
state Of cultivation; will be sold bargain. large por
ton Of the purchase money eau emain upon the pre-
misses If desired Apply to
WIN. MtCAULLEY,
JAMS. COG Market street, Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-03-10

Wiley's Flows and Castings.
JUST received large invoice Of thefe Pows and Cast
d iHgs hom the celebrated Peeks Foundry. For ssle
ow BY g. A. RODNEY,
feb 20 20t Ma rket street.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-03-10
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

journal ana Statesman Time-tabIe
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND WILMINGTON,
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-03-10
Boots and SHOES lor the NTillion I

THE largest assortment OF the above articles lobe found
in the State is at No lU2 est second Street. between
shpley and Orange Street. During the Summer when
things dull and before the present high prices pre-
vailed, laid in large quantities of stock which we
manufactured into all kinds OF Boots and Shoes besides
q large assortment If Eastern work whica bought in
anticipation Of the present state OF alsrs all VI whirh
determined tn sell At prices that he object
ed by the most economical besides all the articles 30
this establishment warranted to be as represented
and all who patronize this establishment my depend
upon getting equivalent Tor thr money uniform
ity Of price is our rule OF doing business.
JAMES ". BRINE,
No. 1O2 West Second Street between shipey aud oiaug
Sts., Wilmington Del.
september Sh, lS62.-sep9-.s
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D W nLL1NG Ho U S f


- neat comfortable three stofied BRICK
ION DWFLLISG HOUSE, containing eight a.
ssss and bath ROOM with gas and water complete
ssss "a recently built and quite convenient situated
G=AAin Orange Street. No. 6l7 Is offered at private
sale 10 family wishing good hoase in irst rate or
der with fine yard, this property presents many adynn
tigeH aud persons invited 10 examine II before maxim
mar sim DAVID H0LsTON.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-02

the punishment made more severe. nor,
finally, are the rules of evidence at all ale
tered OF amended. What ia required Is
that man Who hes been entity Of crime
made disfranehising felony under The
constitution, butwho has never bcenitried
or convicted forit, shall not creep dnknown
to the people into an Office of the State
No one is Obliged TO convict himself; he Is
simply required to take the oath prescribed
IN the,bill, and If he has to commit perjury
10 order to do SO, then he cannot take his
seat. That is all5thsre is Of it,
We look ppon1thelaM as entirely called
for and necessary, aud We are, with all re
spect to Mr.. Bunker glad that the leglslA-
ture has passed it, so
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-02

aRebel SOY BY thepickets, but his zsSe 9.
credsntiais saved him from q protFaeted ln-
generation. When be lett 90 ioons yesttsts !,
day, tbe army was adYapeipe ne beard
heayy cannonading till mig fall from
the direction OF the sound, re inferred Is ssl
our left aud centerlWese engaged. 70 81
the wind was adverse, but occasionally sne
heavy boom Of cannon could be beard
To-day, at Btetville, the guerrlllas caps,
tnred an officer and onrpriyates. g y
Biddle Of the l2lst Pennsylvania Yolpa.
teets captured nine Of SMosepy 9 gang = y
Catlett's Station yesterday: Among sne
lfprisoners was lieutenant named Jonn-
son. a-4al - l..n e
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For SAFE.

C0ALLAND AND ROLLING MILL SIZE a.g-
" ated below BenNO0dOl the Ohio river, e99t
ing twenty acres river bottom, twenty aero1 q ~
and f0Fty 1.-Two acres 0fcoalS tholstter b UndEo
An opening can be made % run coal % az = ~
BaltmoEe and Ohio Railroad (which paales 49,.
the center % the placel Or % TIE river. feels
also GOOD tAndipgat the river fEu1f. ms - y
% The best quality fr cultivation. EoI teLn s's7
III naSySS9w IN 81. 6ppo1iis ths Co1it HS1sA
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-02
GARD

-.
ENNHR undersigned have entered Into eo-partnef.
IL ship under the style Of OAMPBELLt OAl4p-
WELL & co, for the purpose df conducting the
mahuiacturo aud sale Of STOVES aud the EUUNDRY
business kenerallys and Slsa tie Ma1ufaetnrs aud
sale OF TIN, COPPER AND EHEET-IRON WARE,
Wholesale and retail.
We have purchased the EAGLE IRON FOUNDRY
and are now operating e., aud also have on hand an
aasortnent Of Stoves, GFatesS HollVW.Hsrey Sc
comprising the best patterns u ulei We ilYte e.,
tsntton e5peeiRliy~tp our COOKING S1OYIiS, %
which We have patterns for both Wood and Coal
that We can recommend and WaEFahtt0 give sntiFe
sAtiaiaction. sts.5t.;l.-ll.,. -
IN the department. OF lin. copper and sheet.Iron
Ware We are amply PREPARED for the tFansaetiOn Of
large business, Our eillties for the uannlact
ofwork in this line are such that We can III an
orders with dispatch.
Having tho advantage or Thorough practical skill
and long e1peEencs In the BREACHES o. business and
manufacture above mentioned, We shall endeAyOf TO
merit and hope 70 receive liberal share % patron
Warehouses AZ No. 10 Main street. near Baltimore
Depot, and ct No. 191 Main street, above Union,
R0BT. CA1IpBpL1,
- lsAtt 81 s b. y. CALDWELL, Fl
+ noY30-tf $3.50 20 JOSEPH BELL a.
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Hease of Dsleeate..-
TUssDAY, DecemberIl1 ls6


Prayer by Rev. j. 0rummond, III;
Mr. LAMB, from the Committee on the
Judiciary, reported the following, which
were read the first time: 5s2
No. lb6, to require justices. TO discharge
certain duties heretofOrs performed by
No. i57, to prescribe the powers, duties
and Compensation Of justices and cousta-
bles in cases Of misdemeapoy aud breaches
of the peace; and 6is
No. 1863, to release the taxes for 1861,
1862, and 1868 on property in certain
counties. 49,
He also reported back the Sandy Valley
Railway Bile recommending agreement to
all the amendments of the Senate, except
the 9Th and proposing to amend 1t.
The report was agreed to,
Mr.. RuFsssR submitted a report from
the Conferences Committee on the kanawhA
loan bill. accommodating agreement 70 the
Senate's amendment. u
The report was adopted. ,
The House was informed Of the passage
by the Senate Of the bill eOpesming tho
election of ". 3. Allison, recorder of Han.
cock county; that that body had refused
70 receive the report Of The joint commits
tee to contract for the lease Of the Lepeas;
tereau Academy, aud that 1t had passed
Sup Oti tSt tug SOAAGSNAOAE W
merous amendments. s!faI i
The latter bill was referred to the Taxa.
ton Committee.
The bill authorizing the publication Of
an extra number Of the laws was passed.
Mr.. CRoTHERs called up the bill fxiug
limits to allowances for, recorders, but Il
was returned TO the table to allow time for
Mr.. BAnSs called up the bill relating to
money and interest; and it was passed to
epgrossment. .5g i.
Mr. DuNBAR, by leave, introduced s:bilI'
making provisions for Union men who have
been robbed by rebels, aud had Il referred
to the Committee on Claims aud 6tiev-
.ances. s.aS
Mr.. MoGREw called up the appropriation
bill, aud after some amendments It was
again laid on the table.
Mr.. DAWSON offered resolution, which
was adopted, directing the judiciary Conn
mittee 10 consider the expedieuey OF pro.
.yldiug for the collection Of such revenue
as may have been due the State of Virgin.
ia.on or before June 40, 1868. from de-
.faulting SHERIFF. and other collecting of
icers of such counties Of that State as ore
nowlincludedlin this. Il
2 Adjourned. 80
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Dated At g this day Of 1s6i - .s
[NoTH 1.-THE htst esIti1eate must b signed "
the parent making toe election, and The second y
two table GitlzAds (eds d faie fesldents
on the town county, OF dstiiee On which the peroEH
reside, and sworn 70 before o - tgistrAte In ease
the ihef Is deceased the esEtheA4s = TO be signed
81 te nibE6eF, and the fact % the theF's death q
TO BID stated BY the persons esFtlt ying.l - -
/, mora 2.-This certificate u 10 he used only IN
ton Is actually necessary for the support o. the per
sons dependant on him, The exemption does not
apply in cases where there A. GnllGfent property @
Yield support and the nede9SsEy business for collect
Ing the income can be trsusaeted BY agents. fastee
or the Hike ia ncisff'tts1s
District will be in readiness 20 attend 70 cases Of
the above character daily, from 10 % u a. u. and
from = to P. ~, - their ONCE In afatGon. z
l..5s. 7,s.T 80 Is .fitr-f JAS EVANS
49, rP, Mar. aud Pres. BolId q EaToI!msnt.
ads oi CnmuliattOnOr Of Board IL EnEOElmant.
80 ...t.f-.5liI. l1s rtt.At SA1PL. KELLY,
dec % sargson q bond q BnIollment.
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Cireumstanees Alternating tins, Death
: or Lieut.. J. n. n oHnaanS or the I'D
West Virginia Cavalry
OulpRpPRR. Va. Nov. I'M. 1859.

l
...R oULPEPPER, Va, Nov. I4th, 1863.
John II. Hoffman, Egg, =
sIR: II becomes my painful duty to an.
nounce the loss of your son, Lieut.. j. E.
Hoffman. .c5 ~ s'ft
He was blavsly leading the advance
with q party who were, trying TO rstake
thirteen men Of the Sd Va. Cavalry, who
had been captured this morning by 4 party
of rebels, and on coming up with them q
fight ensued, in which he was shot and
killed instantly, as the BAN passed through
his heart in It's way, and lodged in his!
lelothes.n j. t971aaF9 Gl
q. ! brought his remaihs into camp, have
them carefully dressed and, placed in q
wooden coffin, aud shall Tomorrow send
them to Washington, have them embaIm-
ed, placed in a metallic case, and forward.
ed by express TO the nearest point TO your
place. .,sa.ft.3,..
n5the present moving state of the army.
do all i would wish, but 10 as,
sured i willido all lean. ID ~ l6,i 4
His effects. as far as possible, will be
sent forward, or II not, await your orders.
An inventory win be forwarded at once.
. lsincerely sympathizs with youth this
great affection, for j know his worth.
Very respectfully your obediente serri
want, $50 s. B. CoasER.a
Major Sd Va. Cayslry.
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Wanted Immediately'I
no ssO Tn ara.EuuTflT. n .9s.Ts -

LENEAAsTERs, LaboreFs, Islseksnjtls md lFaSi6dn-
HAAkess- Wages per month as folIoWs - 81
TeAmBters 50 and IatfoIs. IDS 70 ~ s
: lAborers SIS and Fati0us9 sA5-., - .s.ts i
sBlAekmiIhs and Wagonnakers SO and Fatfons
None but eampetent able.hodled men, who are
HiInng % stay SIX months, need apply. ts
furnished from this place 70 Naih-
vile. Men viii be forwarded In squads a. hired.
Mt.ases eommsnse on The same day Of leaving this
Apply besn and 3 and 4 and s o,elock n. M AZ
Tie Sugar Shop 81 II. =. F6rd, Markst street. q fsW
doors below QnfneS. ,ltf = = u, 10. BAIRD. =
& nov2s:IWS q. III. Aeenk
VVALKIRe DOLLS China Wax India Rubber,
dsei B.Ssi1coII = BROS.
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&75 10 $50 PEE MONTH.

lHE LITTLE GIANT SEWING MACHINE COZ.
i RANY want al Agegt IN each County . So
orders for their new So Machine, With gag
screw driver and extra needles We Utl pay . -
etat AiaIy aud expenses OF give large eol1nl
toE Particulars, terms ete3 enelosS . stasS -
nolp-dImWam QanG Afanf for the Gnilal stalel-
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mOVER 8 BAKER'SI
PREMIUM SEWING MACHINES


- =
EAAAs sO-A - = y - = 49,
= III " ~ &. nine IN ulfnois.
ANet ~ :. = - = - Il 60.
gITHESE Machines y ere AWARDED tle -. - -
n Iriuns Al c1rlp titqrss tlr tne -. Ffs@
IN Sowing Machines the Best
eh'nes, aud ths Best = 4ehrs " eFb - eissse
STATE PAIRS of4s1iz 81 CVC-T
NJ -Fd7ks Rfata Fltirfs7
Tirst pFeIlIrrn Or fhrllIF uachlne.
rfrsf pFaIIilliIl ~ DON rad maehfle.
fi,ls IES mimi m n a6hii6 work ~
sEe+ !, sfatss FsIf, fii - ssI5a
: FiTsf pf{Tslu1a fJfe faru1I y machine. -
li--t Z Taehlna
+ pifsf Irsn.iill iar Iiatline lW5fiEs ~
Io,Fa state .fair..si,s eei e. 1850 ~
: n, 4 i,rs,1IiiiIl IN, si1iliy machine
Ili,ss fre,7,IIIrl m z machine.
Ii,.ii ~ I1fI @
cfSeST 4. 81
a.i Tsi11i fsl Emily machine
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