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firing When the guns were silent 10 one portion os the
field they were sure TO be At work In another
RxBn cAxR.
The rebcs at one time set trsp--a very transparent
onen the hope Of capturing some Of our infantry On
small elevation, few dozen yards back from the edge
OF the timber they planted two pieces Of artillery and
Loft them without support supposng that our troops
would rush forward and attempt TO capture the
guns As there was occasion for the withdrawal
OF the support General Mcneil suspected that all
was not right and did not order charge. II well that
he did not The rebels, according 10 the statements Of
prisoners had placed four regiments In the timber
such way that had charged upon the battery
they would have rushed straight into trap. They
not understand why should hesitate 70 attempt the
capture Of two guns when they apparently In such
sxcslleut position for This the very why
We dd no, try The plan appeared % very easy that
shrswd oGcsr would at suspect something wrong
RIDING mRouoH nn slosn
During mousntary lul In The Gre Adutant Cramer,
Of the First Nsbrasks started 10 ride with IN ordor from
the right 10 the ls Of ns and % our position
then somewhat In the form Of ssmcIrcs, be attempt
cd TO lessen the distance By takias the cord d the
This brought him between the lines o. nrs but he
vS ln hollow between The two elevations, whsrs
the opposing forces placed. the shot whsd harm
lessy overhead few were depressed 70 sn unwouted
degree and pssssd uncomostably him. but whether
they were aimed q the SOLITARY horseman or were mere
II scattering shots, Il 10 difncult 10 say.
ARmvAL os ecxBoArs AHp RuSvoRcmun
After the batils had been 10 progress hour or more
snres gnboas arrived from Cairo, and were held 10
readiness for service In case the rebels should reach the
river few minutes after their arrival dense smoke
was seen up the river which followed By che appear
ancs Of steamers eilb renforcemsn. These reInores
ments were landed al and placed where they could
be OF service but BY the time they were broughs INTO
the ned beat Of the engagement, had passed Neither
the gunboats the land suorcements called upon
10 Gre shot Their presence rendered Gen. Mcneil
tain tina, he could hold the place. and he tssgrsphsd 20
cordiugy General Curtis Before tbck arrival he had
been fearful that the rebels from their superior numbers
would be able " GO, into the town, though thcy cou
hardly have occupied the Forts
vuH Emu psnmsDENo.
Ab,, tvo ocayx Tue rebels begsn 10 msi slasi5 ba
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The Engineers OF the kcokuk.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

There were two very worthy officers ou the Keokuk,
having charge Of the engines Of the vessel whose names
by some oversight have not been given 10 the public.
refer to Chief Engineer Nelson wnans and First Assistant
JOS Mcknight. These gentlemen, both citizens OF our
State were ordered 10 the vessel one fMr wnans) on
the eve Of her leaving the harbor and the other Mr
McKnight came on board at Hampton Roads In the per-
formance OF their duties these gentlemen proved them
selves not only competent but energetic and de-
voted to the interests committed 10 their charge They
have wou know, the confidence and respect OF their
commander Mr.. wnans, when thesurgency OF the case
was presented TO him, on board without any pre-
paraiion and without opportunity OF seeing mis-
family before the sailed Under his able manage
msnt everything In the engine room progressed
most satisfactorily and he Is newly appointed chef,
can congratulate his brother officers of the corps and
the service upon valuable an acquisition to their
ranks.
The engineers OF the Keokuk were:-
Chief En0ineer-Nelson Wiuans, New York
Flrx Issiadnt-Jos. Mcknight, New York.
Second Asuaants-John Hunt, Maine, VIM H. g. west,
Pennsylvania. .
Mr. VIM King, most worthy gentleman, whose
name was given IN the papers the Acting Chef WAS
taken suddeny III before the vessel left here, and hr
Emanuel whose also appears among the omcets ~
this department detached BY giving tins page III
your columns you will psrformfn act OF simple lussce
aad oougo " w. "niNSA
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THE REVENUE MARINE.
The New Rsvsaus Marine stsams,

The New Revenue Marine Steamers.
The revenue service has In ysars gone BY, been In
possession Of small nsst Of sailing vessels which the
duties Of ovshaubg ships have been performed but the
rebels seized several sf hsm aud the sxgsncss Of the
prossut war demanded facilities for bright
lookout upon our commerce, and . few small SDamsrs
have been purchased and lifted up TO do the work.
me Harriet Lane, once the pride Of our harbcr, has
been captured and her loss has been severely s both
bv the Navy and Treasury departments and 10 supply
tss pace OF the old contracts have been given
ou. 70 build several fast vessels for the revenue marine
service
rnsrs are building In this city, and will bs ready about
ssptsmbers-
No. 1-Baildins by John Ensis-s Of the following d.
msusions --Isngth 1S3 fest, besn 20 feet inches,
depth II sst shs will have double oscatins engines Of
% inches cylinder aud 90 inches stroke TO ~ furnished
By the Novelty Iron WORKS.
No a-Butiing by J. n. wsstervsit--ls OF the same
Dimensions and built from the same plans aud sp scnca
tons. -
dimsus,ous Length 40 fest, beam n Feet nches.
denth II feet iuches Eogines by the Novelty iron
works These vessels will be schooner rigged.
Their armament will consist Of one 100 FOUNDER rns
Tnsy are 10 be fast ssisrs aud OF beautiful model
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Prise Cases.
UNITED srArBs DISTRICT COUNT.
BafnrA Hon Iudaa BAtta

MAvs.-fe Un0ed States 10 TAs PriS Bark Sprinsoek
Mr. Charles Edwards, behalf Of the claimants Of the
prize vessel sprngbok, moved the for hearing
heDisics Attorney asked for pospouemsut, In conss
quence Of the absence OF Mr. Upton who retained BY
the Secretary Navy counsel for the captors Mr.
Upton Is attending before the Prize Commissioners -
witness under subpoena Under this OF facts Mr..
Edwards and Mr.. =. Benedict consented 10 postpone
meut until Friday next.
Tns motion 10 examine the master Of the prise steamer
Peterho6 viii be decided In The morning
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Destructive Fire at LOckport.
Jnrupoa~ " Nav e. n

destructive FIRE occurred about three O'Clock this
morning this village, consuming Asxandsr's block on
Main street, which tho extensive hardware store
Of H. H. &C. Mack tho grocery Of John Alexander,
the once OF the Journal and Courier and the law Office OF
j. Baldwin, ESQ The Ore first started in the cellar Of
Macks store pile Of rags and probably was the work
OF an incendary.
Nothing saved In any Of the rooms In the Journal
and Courier Office EvcrythUk-type, press, stock and
books-was consumed. Loss about IS ,000 insurance
s. 900 The block insured for $4,000 Macks loss
is about sa2 oOo which partly insured Aexanders
loss is about $1,000; partly insured The Journal and
Courier will suspend publication only for few days.
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Alleged wife Murder.
COUNT on OYER AND rnRMrHBR.
Refore Hon. Judgc fngraham.

MAY6.-TAs P~pIs y. An CFoSy. ths sitting OF
this cour, this morning Mr. O. g. Bedford, IT, opened the
case for the defence Of the prsoaer who charged with
the murder Of his wife, reported In Yesterdays Hs
Tue theory Of The defence was that the deceased
vas OF Incorporate habits, and that her death
was accelerated by disease OF the liver Some testimony
was adduced, the counsel summed up, and the Judge
charged the Jury who rendered verdict OF manslaush
ter In tho second degree.
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sus oy Covsssoa MsrTxscSs EsrArs.--The sale OF the
property OF Joel A. hacson Ex-Governor Of Illinois,
der decree IN chanccry TO SATISFY claims of the state,
took place M Springfield tho 9Th ult and realized
Srss 0OO The amount Of the Decree including intsrcsts
ana costs was tc55 000 thus leaving deficit of S21 OOO
for which the securities ace probably amply good.
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everything VIII quist until trops arrive OF the
enemy ventures 20 attack our position, which 90 aoe
thluk al ali probable
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or bOutpSoou mleeoorh COrrespOm0enDoe
CAuon RIVER, SIX MnE pxo,Gl
BfooUrnp, No., April 20, 1853. J
IssssI Of Ae Rebss Beyond WAfasatv-Fordi~s Ssssv
Riru-Tzs Bneny <cross- -hovwadNks's Rear C,Aars-
skirwisA-0w Los-< Flag Of frwcs-Adrasrsse-
Probable Raurs heuemsnh-Eia Of Prisoners ~ whns
was~ SzirmiA-iAs Rsseh Much DisAesrens1-RsAs
Jsrcemns E.peasd, DC. DC.
After General vandsvsr bad rebuilt the bsdss ovss
whitewater river, he pushed hh column for~ard 10 sAs
pursui, Of the enemy
Gen Mcneil had arrivsl with brigade o. fresh srosge
from Csps eIrsrdsau an was placed In the advance, Win
orders 10 push on rapidly - possible, wshn 'hrcs
miles Of this point 10 halted 70 give Ges vandever tss
10 come up with the main counnn whsa consisted OF -
cavalry ana ARTILLERY thst had become vsaried by sir
,.n,a ,.,ch rom fea and Pilot Knsh All the iufoSna-
49,, ..,vsd An The route 70 M eject thai Gassss
river Vas very high and unfordaes and that
-..,x ns bsarsd On the march Gen. Mcneil capa.rsl
sos ,wesiy pssoners chiefly strangers froA Tia sss
v,s ooaunn, who had become exhausted anA vsss una
bile 70 70 further.
A son ~ the column fairly closed ~ IN advsncs
80 made In tho hope coming upon Me- rear OF tue
enemy and forcing than 70 hght ssrrsodcr. On -
rrcachips the stream found to ~oriinca,ou MAJ
the Castor had fallen suddenly and became fordabss
THAT the whole fucs of The enemy could pass with sacay
n "a peculiarly Of streams OF the Miss,ssspp thAs
they riss and fall with grcs. sapdty. u ostcs The
case thai acrssk one say wui be ~ low tha, q
child CA xais scsJs- ~assa we'iia- ssa scss. ssi
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haard ,he stcarsbIp Morning star for New York and
they cary with them the kind wishes OF the majority Of
community and hopes OF their return 70 the varieties
during the next winter
Thefo has on great outcry to-day respecting tho
conduct of many OF the secessioniste in Tie dine.
rent churches yesterday, when the proclamation Of
humiliation and prayer. They are accused OF the
most scandalous nduct and the authorities called
oustratns among the members their Congregations
There very many persons IN this world who are
cessvey fond, on all occasions, OF making "mountans
somc Of hass who busy circulating the reports
cernng tho trouble OF yesterday You could have seen
10 day some Of these tearing Union msu talking IN the
rnoat vehement manner 10 what they would do with
the who dared 10 cast an insult upon procs
nation OF the President, and tomorrow you would hnd
the men tryneto procure permit 70 run cargo
into Like or tho beReht OF the rebels whereby few
isousand dollars profit wouds p easily into their pockets
Wbcueyer you and rampant, blood thirsty Union man
especially In places like New Orleans, you may put him
as being on the make and feel sssursd that few
or the other as you wish have but little faith In youv
oar,,snlcai hdown easter" who. with souch hat and
heavy csns threatens deeth ana obstruction on all sides
rhey are moi 10 be trusted beyond tine sight Of outpost
especially II they have cargo OF contraoand goods moi
rbsre "a nothing new In naval matters. The suppl,
steamer Union has returned from Baton Rouge and VII
eaye in day for the westward. The steam sloop
of.war Pensacola has been underway to-day trying he
engines on which survey 10 berg held. the Unite
states steam gunboat Kneo has returned from an exped
ton 10 the westward without results. The steam gun
boat oayuga retsrns In Few days 10 ner sson Oh "a
bine Pass - -
vance that direction, of course, and there not IN
slightest chanre Of the enemy attacking our posto
there He moro interested now IN procuring food ha
anything else, ani must no, he SURPRISED some IN
rung TO learn that he has lett his quarters and gone
some other localy where u IA found with sha
~ Pori Hudson. Tue Signs Of tho times are now th'
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I)EATtIS.

In Peru. Nay 2Gth. Mr. M.aK Bsrcacl-
uEa, aged g.
THIS disease sas one Of long standing an 1
probably iaeurable. especially in 10 later
stage. lie gradually sunk audeF It's power,
and. though, his sutferiugs WE'RE frequently
severe. they nero al endured wtA christian
patience anA Submission, withou, 50 mush
=. one complaining expression Or appear
ance, even when IS il bis last days, they be-
came almost iHtolerd5le.
Having been a prominent actor in the
socia, political. Judicial, moral aud reli-
gioas concerns Of the people among whom be
has lived many years, his absence viii Se
long and deeply felt
In his death lis family has lost true and
faithful husband, tender hearted and in
gent father, ever SOLICITORS for the per
mAnent welflre Of his children, the com
muuity Is deprived Of the great blessing Of a
.ympaihizing friend. a peacemaker. wise
counsellor. IN soonest aud upright uan, and
the cause Of Christ. Of steadfast, reliable
supporter aud helper The departure Of
such a man is a sore affection 20 any people,
May the living Initiate his virtues. Con-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Imnorinnt -.


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Assrass uasn ssnssr. a u .ts apaauurenszi
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~ sar rsaer ~ uosi ffasc;ly 81, isse tie ~
fe.a-.. sa E nsians pagtaf DC ssfk ! suiy
carfs5 aat E1A hrNaEwELf'a iuAr Also
ua9zl Is performed fu m1stsat the case, Ais4
.as,i s..lauhiel tes,.gn. a.iais csahna fls 4ec
Afsfica-
a.k.ag ias sadlenee n ali vho eaa ApIFs
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Proprietor
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For ssh ~ aN dealers Ie CITY sad eauffv.
graprrts dffis1uewsts's laJgerfai geesh
gen IS. ans HgHucHeil's Eclectic fids
Fot $ wholesale aai resai4i k4a.aox Drug
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TUESDAY noaNtNd.
New York, June |.


Memphis papers Of 'he 2Slh state
thai The Bulletin confirms the report
That Grant iayests Vicksburg.
1t also states that our forces have
succeeded in taking a portion Of Tie
rebel works.
The forts outside remaining TO be
taken are very formidable, and com
mand the entire town. Several charg
81 have been made upon them, but
with title success. The rebels seem
10 think thcir position impregnable.
Tie rebel batteries have been mostly
silenced
Sherman is on the right, two miles
from lIaines' Bluff, McClernand one
and hall from the Court House in
tie centre, aid Mcpherson at the low.
cr end Of Vicksburg.
The report that Pemberton offer
ed TO surrender Nicksburg on terms
il confirmed. Il is also believed that
the reported arrival Of Banks force
at Warrenton is true.
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noon irHn Gen. stahl daiea - FAR
"a Conr Hose today IL wiiieh
81 says Mo.by wfh 200 men and oae
llsmstssr ATTACKED or tram Of cars
near Caurgs Stallion yes,erlly, and
sbe gaari having escaped he burnei
tie uasa. Tie hcomVsiYs = noi
m8eh damasea.
Col Maaa q lhe ID Michigan. y ao
Lad ths cammsrd G. ,le lgost. ; af-
III, ne erisg took q f.ors uu d has iol.
Deer. .nJ followed % search Of the
rre IL O4mered them two
m.ss frm 6freuwaicA where they
had taken very strong position. Col
Mann charged ibe reoc.s, 10 repi'ed
hh grape ami - ni.tef, bot = tbe
CotsueI rrIot-. uus men newer iaf-
tered. Taey ds-hei az ile rebel
and Ioob ilbjr guns.
CT Mann reuruel u dark q hls
camn III front. bringing ~ The es''nf-
"a artillery aud Ah our deaf ana
wounde,l- four of TIE former and Of
ten Of the laltsr.
Il vas aayxtremely bot tight. We
have ihe dsstalcli says many prison.
ers. mcluding Capt llaskins, an
English otf ef IN The confederate SER
,iee, aad Lieut. Chapman, who bad
charge 81 The artillery.
Bob OF these Off ers were 50 81
screly wounded that they could not
be reno ed. aud were paroled,
The enemy loJ very heavily u
Killed anI souadei.
Afcr the enemy we're thoroughly
dispersed in every direction through
Tie woods, darkness sen IN and pre-
cluded further pursuit
Lieut.. Barker Of our forces was
struck n lie ihigh BY grape shot.
lie crossed sabres with the enemy
aud fought desperately alter be was
wounded.
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

The subscriber would hereby give notice
that he keeps constantly on hand, LINE Of
the best quality and CHEAP as can be
bought at The Kiln in Pownal. Also ;he
best quality Of HYDRAULIC CEMENT
ARCH MOUTHS HOT AIR VENFILA-
TORS or REGISTERS cast Iron DOORS
forChimneys; CALCINED PLASTER, Sc.
Lime house few rods North Of the Bap-
list Church.
WV. c. B0URN.
Factory Point, Vt. June LIST. 2if.
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COMMERCIAL.
THE CATTLE MARKETS

AT BRIGHTON, CAMBRIDGE & MEuFoEi.
lhursd :, May %, 1858.
The following is the am unit u stock re-
ported al market
cutie SAeep stoies hog, Vedis
This week, 1914 267i 800 1000
Last week. s79 1850 1900 BOO $50
One yea ago, 1887 2s73 1900 400 500
PRICES
BnExgs- per 100 MS. on the total weight Of
hide, iaAnw. and dressed beef,--First quality,
9.G0dg.05 Secoud do, 2igs sos Third DO,
1890 ,3e New extra Northera aud West
crn, o0ea0 ,0o.
Wo4 KING OxES-9oal75. Mostly according
10 The value as beef
SHrsr ASp LANBs-49si y b on the
live weight
NleH Cows So, 30, 20 a 50. orai-
nary, SIS q 20.
swiNK--shotes, wholesale 87c, retail
Z g &C.
n,prs-7t 3 sc. car sKrSs. lac. TAI
LOW, AZ, Pelts, $40 e 800.
GRAfS--Corp. y IS bs. Southern yellow
s7d6s DO. white, g Western mix q
S09ss DO. yellow 50 aS1 Wheat. west
ern, LOG IS; Rye, li9i e 600 Barley,
e Oats, 65Gso.
PEoDucE-Apples, dried 3 n. s66lc; 90
sliced, 9 5ic; DO winier, 2 bill, G2.50;
Butter, = D., Vermont, Il q 2oc Beans y
bush, Small and extra. 3.2s q $50 Marrow,
S,25 a $50; Blue Pod, 2,s5 q 3.25, Cheese, L
English Dairy, 10 g II; VI. aud y. T., q
p 10; Western 3 " 10: Potatoes z bush.
4 eksons, 400; Onions, q bill. $500 90 /;
Poultry, ooa 0o' Egg, 1915,
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E0IND

Last April, on the road between Perrin
Smiths and Factory Point, sum Of Money
which the owner can have by proving pro-
periy AMI paying for this Advertisement, by
calling on Michael Cornell
South Dorser, June LIST, 1858.
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MBROTYPE
Il AND PHOTOGRAPHS!
q. NJ. SEIA TTTCII

@. NJ. = II a / / z On
Would return thanks to the inhabitants Of
Manchester and vicinity, for thicr liberal
patronage heretofore. and would say, that
he has returned with his Photograph Saloon,
and located il near his House, where he will
remain short time. If there il any in
want Of good Photograph, Ambroype or
Melanotype Of themselves or friends, would
10 well to call, MS he hatters himself that he
can give them perfect satisfaction.
Those having Daguerrsotypes OF Ambro-
types can have them copyed to Photographs
Work executed equally as well in cloudy
weather except of small Children.
Please call and examine specimens.
2f Manchester, June lst 1863.
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Pho'gph for Framing sxlo IN plain, 81 80
Duplicate Copies, each, / 90
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Phogph 10. Framing, sxIein, col'd G 90
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Hair Eyes ami Complexion VI the person, also
the colJrs ofthe Dress, etc.
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commissioners Xoticc.

w r. the subscribers, being appointed by
w the Hon the Probate Court ioT the Dis.
trio, Of Manchester, Commissioners g receive
examine and adjust the claims and demands o.
sil persons agaias; tbs Estate Of
LTA4y WAY,
late Of Manchester, In said District, deceased
and also al elaine and dvmands exhibited IN
Offset thereto and six months from the 10Th
dsy a. April 1908, being allowed By said
Court Tor that pa pose, We 10, therefor here
By give notice, that VIC VIII attend to business
Of cur appointment At the late dwelling house
81 the deceased IN said Manchester, on the firs,
day Of July and 2t day q October, from nne
o'clock a. N. until ious O'Clock p. n.
Dated ri Manchester, this 29,h day Of Msy,
A D 1868
MTRCN CLARK,
Cotapisionsri. john :. PETTIBoNE.
ROBERT AAES.
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II AVING facilities equal, If not superior TO
any other House. for obtaining my Goods
Direct under Custom House Seal most re
spcctfully call the attention Of the County
C0mlr issiouers, also Town Agents and dealers
generally, 70 examine my goods before pnrchs
ing. III Goods WaTdHt.dasrpttstated, or no
Sale. Ny stock consists in part as follows
Otard, Dnpey & Co., J. & T. Marlett, jules
Robin x Co.. n Baraarrion 4 Co, United Pro-
prietors, pellesoinie 4 Signelle Brandies, Ma.
ler's swan, De kupper's London Excise, 81.
Nicholas, Excel4lor and Citfon True Gins, ST.
Croix. Jamaica and Antique Runs, London,
Hungarian and Burgundy Port Wines, Sweet
and Dry South Side MADEIRA, Pale aud Brown
sherry Wines, Zimmeruan's and Longvorth s
Ohio Wines, Champagne and Claret. ofyarious
brands. OLD BOURBON, Monongahela. Old
Rye and Wheat WHISTLES, OF the very finest
quality. Also, slehan's Irish Malt Whiskey.
Ali Of which are offered AZ the lowest market
prices.
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NIARRIAGES.

10 Arlington. May 26ih. BY Rev 4.
viele. 81 WlHAn I. Derby u Salisbury
q Miss Maria T. Van Bseak, IL Arlington.
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We. tAs araerse hsa eiiifsss of Iam1 =
County. "a, hereby ccuiig that We hsve used
r. ouy fslnl.,e faoa af iess. inr aeUsi i've
rasa:f.s al nlsi. d washing Machine, psica'ed
by "a. Ssmssl WisWNil, 81 Hydepark. We
eoasl8, i valuable msehne. h1;a u saving
lals sad avoiding toe usasl xear SOD tear z
oAstbfnr itw4ic cleanse ell clticicsaf ordinary
ase hy tie simple motion d ihe Machine, 10
sh3ef 4 rs pounahK of hard Fiction 20 iH}sre
me afslcles 70 be tleaHea. TIE Machine VII
AZ soch work Nith much lees l8btf and much
les lnfnrv 70 t4e clsthes Than tie Ordinary wav
N rubbing on = wasi-bosri. Nery dirtg arii-
cles. Ike shirt collars ana wristbands, NAV re.
3alre some rubbing but the Machiat is % ar
angel thai e caR be done in it a. convcHieut3y
a. with common Tub and board. For sa8s-
ing and rinsiiU. the machine . very valuable.
II viii mo-, iiuro the finest muslin fabric, hile
Il vii cleanse bel qaAls, hesyy blankets. snd
even carpets more thoroughly taan can be done
bv hand. We consider / great Improvement
81 every Kind ii Washing Machine we have cv
er known, and is operation gives such utivcr-
cal Satisfaction whichever i hts been tried, we
think L mus. s19a come INTO very genera. use.
Hy3epGk, VI. June 81 1850,