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Evening star., 1863-05-13

o9l 49, ssoox 81 1As ana MAER y1XfuA1A, Ae1no
- A Wei In The ssoys line insr.sse4 - osar
'1 E = '1SS9f S9fss .'isssf ssass Al srs ....
For the Holidays.
4. u. BlNIHeER 1 co.,
8aAsoz OF Nos. 10 AxD 81 BsOAD ST., Nsx Yoas,
oyy1R ROE sALl AT THlIR s7eas,
Ne. ssT PENNsYLvANIA AVENUE,
MAR rHIBrSaNTn sTRKnr.
SIGN OF THE OLD KHICKERBocxKa,
THl MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT or
IMPORTED WINES AND LIQUORS
TO Bl 70, ND IN fH1 METROPOLIS.
FINE GROCERIES,, OAN GOODS
KITS AND KEGS No. MAcKEREI-
KENNEBEO SALMON,
sOUsED PICKLED LAMBS TONGUES
PIGS FEET,
. ENGLISH DUN GOLDFISH,
Together with all the
LUxURIES INCIDENT TO THE SEASON
Messrs A. H. b. L Co. are also Sole Proprietors
Of BININGER's CELEBRATED
LONDON DOCK GIN,
Put mp in Quart Bottles fer medicinal uss.
Also. Sole Agents for
OLD TOM LONDON CORDIAL GIN.
~An articles bought At their store warrsnted
ofthe frst quality and forwarded to any part Of tie
sity free Of expense.
A We intend to be permanently located, We 70.
sp0ctfully request families to give a call.
ABRAM NJ. BININGlR,
HENRY T. CAPEN.
wAsHHaroK, December. 1862.
AN BININaER CO. have no eonnexion wit
any other House.
ds-tf RoLLIN CHURCH. Agent.
no sUTLERs AND PURVEYoRs.
SMITH MORRISON,
No. 81 LOUISIANA AVENUE,
Four Doors FROM sEvENTH STREET,
offer for sale at loc prices large assortment OF
FINE GROCERIES,
PROVIHI0NS, WINES, LIQUORS, sl9ARS,
FRUITS, &C.,
Packed in superior order. No charge for package
or delivery to any part of the city
Sim areDroorietors ofthe we'll known brand OF
and
SMITHS WILD CHERRY FsEIc BIrTERs,
The Trade Supplied Farcfabls Tsrxs.
STRY USES ap6-im-
TRIES z M AR.
Protected sy Royal Let.zs Pa,sn. at EnsiaHa, ard
Paris, and the Imperial Coegt OF Mtdesss, PSssss,
TRIESEMAR Mol
n 8sb o fh
TRIEsEMAK No..
Completely and entirely eradicates all traces OF
generally been thought antidote TO the ruin Of
the health of o vast portion of the pepuia ton.
TRIESEMAR No. s,
Is the great and sure remedy of the civilized wosi3
fer all Impurities of the system well secondary
symptoms, obviating the destructive OF MeY-
curry, well other deleterious Ingredients, sad
which all the Sarsaparilia in the world cannoe
devoid of taste SMELL and of all nausestpg quail
tiles. They are in the form of lozenge, and may
lie on the toilet table without their use being sus-
eected
one fer So, and in SH cases, thus savias 80, 40
administered by Fafpesn, LalleI. and, Reuzl do,
60. Wholesale and retail by DR. II. A. B gR0W,
lo4, Beecker street, -four doors from HacDousst
street New York. Immediately on receipt of re-
mittance, DR. Barrow viii forward Triesemar to any
part of the world, securely packed. and sddreEaea
according to the Instructions of the writer.
Published also by DR. BARROW, that popular
and beautifully illustrated medical work, Human
Xashin9t % @ "a I.
Evening star., 1863-05-13
DENTISTRY.

SUReEoH DENIisT, Wss1irsss,
ec-Se, Pa. ensans susd Ssre,ssA 81. Teeth
inserted on VulcAniSed Rubtsr . ehesF
snd improved plan. Also, Gold and
Silver Plates made In Superior style.
Teeth AYtYnetAd Wiehout main -
The New York herald., 1863-11-05

General Bazaipe, assuming The c1nnlaHd of me ex
ary corr g. order Of the day TO tns
troo which L3 pointe out she eminent services ren
tercd 20 The and TO Franco by his predecessor Mar
shsl Forey The rcw comm anier IN chief was on the
most friendly with the members Of the Council Of
Rcs ancy, and decision been b. Wiih conIbOn
accord thar ,hc rainy season was over an eS-
pediton should be sont 10 San luis Pctosi 10 dissolve the
gov ernment Of Juarez who seeking 10 aGs ON tie
minds OF he people, number Of fresh adhesl1ns 10 tho
order OF things ha! arrived IN iha capital Marshal
Forcy 10 leave Moxico on September rs lor Vera
Cruz embark for France. The Panama. frgate,
and the Farla, steam corvette. had beoo aeed his
disposal by Rear ADMIRAL Hose snd The general opinion
tina, he would choose the latter and leave Vera Cruz
0p October D.
Lieutenant Beausset, CT .ho Frsach navy, gho
made prisoner at TaDpco. hai baen taken % Potosi.
NEGOTIATIONS going with Juare2 procure MS
exchange for Mexican general ana of GERS,
and hopes ntertaned that the obec, In view would
be elected.
The New York herald., 1863-11-05
French Newspaper Accounts.


The mail from Vera Cruz which had been delayed some
days by bad weather, has now arrived ana brings do
Vera Cruz to tho 18th letter from the last named town
says that San Cristobal the capital Of province OF
Chapas has pronounced in favor of the Intervention.
Divers other towns have been occupied by
and the Jnariss every where dsbandng There only
remain now few highway rovers, banded together
bastide, the Archbishop OF Mexico landed with two
bishops, and was received with great honor. ne was
nversary q tho nds endsncs Of Mesoo was NV celo
brnted with great reolcings The population showed
HSs nSsn r.po ss S S' OF the h
Of War only contains facts already known 10 the
public, and nearly all relangi TO the occupation Of Tam
pco. On different points the bands or guerlas have At
tempted TO organize themselves under the command OF
old officers Of the regular army; but troops have
these skrmshes have 10 dcplore serious oss in the
death Of Conhandsnt stecklin Having bcen informed
Of their bands Jatpsn, Commsndant socklin march
cd 70 dsperse them. Leaving snattan at break day
on the on A1g, ne arrived Win twenty ayo troopws
hundred and ity men. Not being accustomed to count
his adversariss srcklin At ooCe charged the oavry
ouposts and rsde into the centre Of the village but there
he was surrounded by overpowering numbers and fell
the victim Of HIS rash bravery The number and import
ance Of e bands which soldiers have 70 wt
however, gradually diminish every day, - posts will
be established 70 watch over the security o the
sucr. which watches the road .hs ma. s can rsssh
Mexico from Vera Cruz In four i've days. On tho table
lands the sanitary state Of the troops continues excellent
AZ Vera Crux b lsse aAtisfactovy but the rains which
fall every day, nave effected considerable change
for better The north wind has set n and under
ia influence the epidemic, which has already ssusbiy al
mInshed Will soon disappear altogether. Tho spirit OF
the population both Vera Cruz and in tho Interior ia
very good commercial prospects are daily improving
the various points Of tho cast occupied by toope
Important works In progress a Vera Cruz only
for improving tho sanitary condition Of the town, but
also for embellishrr IT, Numerous carts employed
In carrying MI refuse distances TO dstant spot gas
rcaccd the old oil lamps tho surface has been svecd
prevent ftagnsnt water, and trees being planted
Thanks 10 tb, Efforts of the army and the navy which
muiu lily aid cech other Vera Cruz will be quite
transinrmra. The railway 10 tho fret houses
L. soledsd. HoLccserth the passsse tse most
darynrons p,ti of the Terra aerts will he spared
tr.c.s an ucre ~ efsrv reason o. bHpc that In
trrii tfft as rslfsy ~G rt rwr'ciNi 70 - .lubnre
The New York herald., 1863-11-05
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BaffrES-- SoCKsE---At gommunil,aV, N j. on Wed1es.
day, November A. q. tie Meth dist fpseopa church by
tns Rav Charles Q. !-.as JA4Es A. EairJ 70 SrREss
j pOUKER, all Of ClmlnaD paw. no cards.
-OsHORSE.-pn tuesday, November g. by the
Roy. Edwin r. 4. Cool. WILLIAM II. DuaoST TO EnnA r.
OSBORNE, ell or New York
LEyIytss-l ErFaIn.--i. TIE Reformed Dr,ob church
Grsauvils, Wednesday 0c.phor 2s, by The Rev. = II
Pitcher MONMOUTH II. LAlSEss, ~ New YORK city tom.
J INK srs
NAIl.r--AIlToN AT ST. Paals church, Railway, y. :.
by the Row Mr. Ahrcronbie, Mr. LoUis 2. MARSH, OF
New York city, o. JoscPRSs A. Asros, Of Railway.
isHHARDs yFogJFg. On thursday, October 20, by 'hs
Rev j. ". Seward, Lieutenant EDWIN RICHARDS to Miss
KATE EcsnR, eldest Aeushter of T. H. Foster, Esa, u
Yopkcrs.
srooaxf-- HCrcHNG7.--On Mond'y evening. November
Q, by the Rev Samuel 70 bnry, Mr.. AnTHn -fooNER to
Mss JANE ANN IiIrcgIsGs. ooth OF ENGLAND.
London fFngand) papers ,lease copy.
g REJECTION
We requested say that the marriages of Harper
Clark, tauson aud C,pner yesterdays HERALD never
took nllce
The New York herald., 1863-11-05
Personal Intellisenee.

Mr. Jackson, United States Consul At Halifax; L,eus.
Col Earle and Capt Stephenson OF tho British army Mr..
Bodisco and Mr. Davydow, OF the Russian Legation a.
Washington and O. Moore, OF Montreal, are stopping 81
General Terry, Of the United states Volunteers Capt. J.
~ Hunt and family, from Fortress honrces Judge
hcCrea, 81 Ne York O. Bean, of santa Fo y. Fol-
GER OF Albany; T. II. Eaton, OF retroit; s. Smith, Of
Chcaso William Barr OF 81 Louis, and 8 Stevens, OF
Califorpa, arc stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Admiral Davis and wife, from Boston Gen j. ". Cook
and W. Cary, OF Balston spa; Hon. r. Dickerson OF Am.
horst Robert Turner. o baltimore q. u Bssc Romo,
NY r. " Kellogg Of Utica. a.. r. scllers,o ,of Philadsl-
rha; G. 7 Bradley and A. @. Angel OF Providence; and
8. Boston, Of Worcester, are stopping at the As,or
House
The New York herald., 1863-11-05
samgvGsar Crse az Atfcnaps sat S5us6er nssd
suic1ae Fn tiAe TetslA ward.


a X0UNG WOtAN ett0r BT IlhR LOvER-HE ThEs
suOoaS HlMSgLT AND CCrs iils OWN reRosT.
rtwccn nix and o'o.oclS sst evening inc Tcnth
ward vas tho scene auo,hor shooting ARRAY ani
ata,,nt at 3af obstruction Tue sior created intense
cxcioncnt N and ah9l, THO noignhorho0d wi,0re It ot
Cured, 20 remarkable Mas the Of attempt 1t
LdrIsF ant sncide. The iGcts. near as
co.ld bo asGeraireG; appaar to he tat or some time
past ynHn; named b!ederiek leIos hs been Keep
ing company with young woman, namal Aiafy A'seo.
! esdns a No 15T brystia street ~ a.o er0e rccane
,!e ieaioJs al tho young vGn,an aai Yesterday after
noon determined 20 SEEK revenge upon he's by shoo'ing
her and then destroying himself lie called at the abpve
h3usc about tye O'Clock. whore he net Mary and after
.lo c,nyeGsatlon no became q,o caroRed al her
;pr tho i1diarent she acted to ards nm Nary
GIaiy attempted 20 leave him, when he drew a
pistol and lred, th3 bah entariBg her left
and ,o1sng the elbow. jefee, .dng ne Ind
shot her then p' he pieoi 20 his head and shot
himsoif bat, TIE bal aralcl 0nlv the side OF his
bnsd ne sciZai fa1or and lreN his throat in
nctng tarr bio gesb Assistance imueiiateiv
cnrrd, AMI Tho puoe called in, when both tho wounded
parties 5onToycd 10 tho Now York Hospnl-the
latter dying condition The pisi1, eiot wound in the
of Miss sfslec thought to &c fatd, although
she may lose her ferec, II s sa cannot live, and
would prAbahIv die .fore ming
The New York herald., 1863-11-05
"A Man Shot by . Woman In the Eighth
ward.
To rpE skNATr AND HousE Os RrrREsrNTAryEs II CIEAi

About eleven O'Clock last night woman, named Mary
Jane Holloway, shot man N Greene street. between
Prince aud Houston, the cause originating out Of Jealousy
The man, whose name Pendier was At the time pass.
ing down Greene street, when he BY Mary who
attempted TO stop him. He. however, refused 70 speak
70 her and was In the act Of passing by, when she drew
pistol and nred the ball taking effect In his leg Thc
Eighth ward police immediately arrested Mary and con.
veycd her 70 the station house. and the wounded man
was taken 70 hs homo Fortunately the wound proved
not 70 be OF . serious nature
The New York herald., 1863-11-05

THE LoY PrOpE a,IssOuRI.--The rebel
General JET Tbomrson siys''rso ago the people
OF Missouri were pincky as needs be. On my way up
this me whispered TO them whenever got chance
and told them ~ keep good courage thought they
would be oil right but dunn them hoy had 70 take out
their note booksts which oath OF allegiance they took
The New York herald., 1863-11-05
rhc ruisernia Outward Boura.

u.
The steamship Hibcrnia s1ilrd for Galway this AFTER
with sxteen cibr .ni twenty oi,h Storage pas
scuaers and full CARO- she 'skes no specie
The New York herald., 1863-11-05
The ,nent Loa~.

FDlflffil HiA NOV. 4, 1865
Sales Of i've twen,ies to-day lchcd 3l01 600 lie.
lveres Of bends in moderate amounts made sub
scr,ption.
The New York herald., 1863-11-05
Certainty of Its Surrender to
General Carrera.
BAgRmsgunggLL2DT LEAVE THE CoHyTRl
Caxstss.o 81 ColGael CiaOsaRas. tise
gHiii5ststeg.
Interesting News iy6m C,.l6, Peru, Ecuador
and Panama,

Fy ibe arrseale, she sre,mzhc Arel, captain yncSlo
yealh, At Ibis p.ct las. eycacg, from Aapin nsau. we
aaye late Rul u.eregtng Intelligence from a.. paris of
Aae Sor,h AID South pa3lc ooaltl Tho dates are,
Valparaiso, 0c.sblc g. Lima aua cslao october 10;
suay.lsn 0c,1nor a. san Salvador, O'to,or 19, and
.'snama Ccobo o7. TLa etter of oorr5 >ndau, at
Psaona CO. ,ans lno sos41 Of ueSs from ho Eorh and
, 3olih Goas,s.
tho parser Or ta A-io has thanks for the prompt
Delivery Of our l1iltrs and parcels.
lae follow ng IS the fDoee lat OF ne aLeagshp Arie.-
~ " Tavlor . $3.50 order .............S $50 500
DnMttt Rt & co.. ~ 500 CD93io X Hoffman. .04
. q. Ne%tln n Co. 20.aH1 Parsons & 'ntllt... BOO
). H. t.lshiil..>.... 5000 Directors Of Becgers
senuinga * Brewster 5000 Institute ........ 200
j. u. i'arEcr & son. lG GoN Mrs Isaac Duke. 25
9. ~ Gr,nhy s co.. j,DGO
u t'Ghon " Go...... 4e.Uhg Iot1l........ 825l J22
VOLS Fus 50 s CO.. $4,000
The New York herald., 1863-11-05

CILNEfa-SJ, EoV ., 1000.
The first through train of the Atlantic ana Great West
ern Railway broad gauge arrived this evening from
New York.
The New York herald., 1863-11-05
Shipping .ntelsss.ree.

7
CN.-o. SeF "S--hfr ships Georgo SrsAp6 Rio ,suv.ro
land sid Oct for Chluhas); Ocs VI ructsr Mon.es,-
deo; I'd, q W White San frarcc and sld 0h GOV h.u.
eaasl oh Charles Sprasu Mlb 7ih. shooting Star
MSnevidlo
Tn port Oct ~, ships Richardson Tucker North Ane
rica, Mont ron 'ry. Fisn Hood. Charles eprague
PANAMA. Oct .ilr port ships Euorpo and theohod dis
crarg.ng coal. .f.
VNPAR, S''n: 2t-Af! bark Frances Palmer. II.
CoiOne Sid 2at. rop g2 gh
LeGntcr clifford CalG9 icf Enrope; Get Duohos.e d'Ol
lC5ns RlifilnSre.
Js,N antrr, & 10 puekess. iCrleans bark issspei
NEhhtAtrs.
sup Islandel CASH. the Arces }roIud.
With 70 bhls sp siDce leaviug raioahuar1.
Ship rcr on ap, Pay Ia uc. 49, bound cf'iise
fhio lIeaper Harnbin OF FnirhArer ccnaanuoi at
pay'a enA sold NJ pubic sale Oit G for Sc20tS
The New York herald., 1863-11-05

They tho natvez and negroes decline the servc Of any
foreign ply sic bclevlnK ~ IheG osa manner or cns
ing the GsesE Tbs ai1e you sec ON Inc streets bear
in. the mar<s OF havas Teceaily recovered from 1t y
1he Steamship Golden civ came direct f.on Rio
rarerg<o ih port. leaving RIO on the lst or october
aud SAkng Ito passage In tbe unprecodogted time OF
twevy three vs. She 10 air to be ths iastests tcaner
Mo coast She averaged three l"ndsed and d. niles
every TWEEN hours She consumed on the passage
rDn Now York 10 his port SIX hundred Ions css cca
tban her sister ship, the consitulon, did on the same
routo.
The United States ship 81 narys, Captain 1iddIeon
and gtcamer Saginaw Commander Hopkins, still ~
pyt rhe latter VII leave In a few days on a craso on
tho northern coast and tho former TO the southwark as
soon AZ relieved by the United States tAp Qane, nov
daily expected from Acapulco hayo not heaid OF any
furl lhor cases Of ,lipox board elmer vessel
From q gentleman Who arrived from Pofu oy The last
steamer oara lhas tho Ualei Statss Conm.sson Gov
10 lima settling Tho claims OF American czens upon That
government VIII probably close their auors I'D tiiae 70
eayo for the Uoiled states in tno steamer o me i3th
proKno from raao. This vas the impression when lie
ief, .hero tho 18Th instant.
Tho Pacific Mall Steamship Company steamer Coast
talon, Capt Watkins, from San francisco Coh Ia, M.
rived 10 this harbor at ter oelceh this morning sne
brings tho very Email number Of ninety one passengers
ard the Following 3pecie:-- 80, r,. ,o
For New York.. .s4l boo 90
tcs England. sosfoA %
Total scst 920 90
She has but .e cargo. fte passengers Will leave
evening Among tho passengers by tho Ariel from Asgn-
wall is co u A. Toten Chief Engineer OF the Pslan
Raroad who soes North for q short time fer change
Of climate Capt. y n. Dow, II the steamer Guatemala,
also goes North short leave Of absence, his snip
h,lng laid UP for rrl airs.
mere have been Ho crrivGis and since that
recorded above The ncxt steanor line from tho south
WI not arrive Eerc before the 9th lioz
The New York herald., 1863-11-05
The Atlantic sua Great westsro Raifs
way.

....-l-IN
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-10
TO co sumptlveS.

THE ADVERTISER, having been restored to
i health in few weeks by a very simple
remedy, after wing suffered several years
with severe lung affection. and that dread
disease, Consumption-is ANXIOUS to mai
known to his fellow sufferers the means OF
cure.
To all who desire it he will send y copy Of
the prescription used (treo Of asge,, with
the tirect+ns for preparing and using the
same, which they vii find SURE Cr.E FOR
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS, &c. The
only object Of the advertiser III sending the
Prescription il to ben. fit the afflicted, and
spread information hich he conceives to be
invaluable, am he hopes every sufferer will
try his remedy. as t will cost them nothing
and may prove blessing.
Part O. wishing the prescription will please
address REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
'villianshusgh, K,ogs ccunsy, Y. p:v4
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-10
F I N X L f & L Y O N
SEWING.MACHINE CO..
Branch Once, 102 Lake Street /
Chicago, Ill.

NOR the purpose 81 fac litat'ng the Sewing
H. Machine Trade in the West. C. FINKLE
s. LYON SEWING MAcmrE Co, have opened
permanent Office in Chicago, No 100 Lake
Street (drst fl"or)
Tho usual charges for freight on Machines from New
York to this place will be added to the New York prices.
In every other respect te bshes. o. the lineage once
sill m done GA the sam? ut the parent ofce IN
Now York u,,
,n+ IA already in Chicago Office and all orders for
Machines and Sewing Machine Findings will be promptly
allied r,,,
acrin" W"r1inos the careful rcrsa of the company's
Crrnl,r IL specially commended This Circular can be
hal anplcator II is very SPECIFIC ana VIII oe iou
highly lnsructive having been prenared with mneh care
and W. will abide hv all statements therein 1nahr;
The following brief quotation Is chsrsct f's''c OF 'he en-
rh,s %Iac'n, hettcr adapted than any other Sowing
Machine IN rnar;c the tr0rent CHANCES and almost
n f,, one 80 twenty thic'ne7sas Of Marsees without
stonninr and mae every stitch nerect WIN sew from
The In" $: ganza the heaviest cloth and even the stout
90, I,.thor without changing the fePdne"dln or
,an.jnn o. malnr anv a'istr,ont otme"ine whatever
r, hayn We e1crr4.r,l'y overcome the most dficnlt
5nt in tho Qrvia. Machine art. II was no 1HarV r'
urnNh. Daannv can we now 'av, 70 "'n,s o ,,ni
conHarea with it IN thls r"sn"ct hc Hrh"s, nrn
MUM whenever "a. MqHinnN,s hen nron.riv rxmn"oh
In coune with other frat class sowing hnn',ss'
yorca IA II +het We are oH'rthe forTin" rnaran
tee VIZ awe warrant ev"rv Hach'n. W" a"i 10 give
rrrrrR ,attsfacti"n tNan Hnv other Srw'n' =. ,'
w. cr ,no,a,, refunded We never sell Machne on
eny ,rhnr tnrnq Tha "ron'ce IA "a r"a"" "a me note
cs any tris;oa-a man in 'h' an For more ,1'n I'VE
nsrh,ra ,n1 rtho,t sino,n travelling AGENT IN the
eoIa there acorc,,v moi hh0"r'oc' on tn" r'"'n".
w., w., ,,; =, c7c hgaoi IN r,orc '.,'eine nonts"
a. th5v IRE tc'r'oanv "n0"a w tNs t,'1. '."Gc we
hnh ,a4 rooiring only third the thread Of o'her
kinds stitches.
n " '.nral hoor'a w"n'"a IN n71ty county '"A''bN
cu, ,r,a Wa. 9rnr;af in1nr"rn"rts ofFnr"1
4
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-10
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

MOTT E is hereby gwen that thu oo-pars-
~ nership h. retotore ex' sting under the
name IN style OF Vehe & " hte, is this day
Dissolved by mutual consent. AL persons
indebted to the said firm by note or ok
account a,e request, d to ca and sottle by
the 10th Of january 1863 or costs ,riN
made
A,lt.e debts of said G.m will be paid by
Peter Velie, to whom al paymeate must DO
made.
3 lted. Foreston. Iowa Dec. 3. 1852.
PETER VELlE EV WHITE.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-10
1 CARD TO YOUNG LADIES AND

4 CARD TO YOUNG LADIES AND
"A GENTLF"EN. The subscriber will
send free Of charged to MI who desire it. the
Rooipe and directions for making a s'mp,e
Vegetable Balm, that will. in from two to
eight days renove Pimnl"s. B'"tches. Tan
Freekles Salrowness and I'll impurities and
ronphness Of the kin, le.vein the same as
Nature intended it shorld be-sof. clear,
smooth and beautiful. T.ose desiring the Re-
cire. with fnil instructions. directions. and
advice will nlcase cal on or address with
return noStage,)
THOS F. CHAPN,N Practical Chemist,
ns6vs mel sai Broadway, New York.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-10

4 FEW copies of Da Winci's
"A great painting "rhe Last
Supper" may be OBJ aimed at this
Office. This is one Of the finest
pictures e,er execusedi PRICE 50,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-10

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN
IS EW ING N AC Il N f s
E PRE-
SEM TITLE III AEHlMH-.
Patented February l4th, 1860.
SALESROOM, SO BROADWAY
M w DIRK
THIS Machine is constructed on an entirely
new principle Of mechanis m, possessing many
rare anil Va liable Improvement. having heen
examined by the most rrofaund experts. and
pronounced to be SIMPLICITY and PER.
FICTION COMBINED
The following are principal objections
urged against Sewing Machines
Excessive fatigue to 4. ncapacity to sew
tn" operator. every de cription OF
2.-Liability to get out material
of e,der 5.-Disagreeable noise
3 -Expense, trouble while in operation.
and loss of time in re-
pairing
The Empire Sewing Machine is ex'
emp' from all these OBJECTIONS.
It has straeh needle pernend:cn!ar ac-
tion max the LOCK or SHUTTLE STITCH.
which will neither RIP nor RAvrr. aad is
alike ON NO h sides: performs perfect sewing
on every description Of material. ir m T.eatt-
or to the finest Nnnsnck Muslin. with cotton.
linen or silk thread, from the 'arsest to the
finest number
Having neither CAM nor COG WHEEL and
the least possible friction, it runs as smooth
aa glass. andis
ALPHABETICALLY A NOISLESS MA
CHINE.
It requires FIFTY PER CENT less power to
drive it than any either Machine in market.
A girl Of twelve wears Of age can work it
steadily, ithou. fati,ne or injury to health.
IT. strength and Won1ertW Simp'ic,tv Of
construction render it almost imnossih|e tn
get ont of order an! is guaranteed by the com
narv to give entire satisfaction
We respectfully inv r. all those who may
desire to supply them elves with superior
article. to call and examine this uNalAvLEp
Mach ne
But in more especial manner do we sole
it the patronage of
NERCHA"T T.ILoRs DREss MAKERS,
COACH MAKERS. Co:s.1 MAK'R
H SKIRT MANUrAc GAIrsR FILTERS.
Frs. SHOE BINDERS
SHIRT and BOSOM Walkers
VEST and PANTA! DON MAKERS.
~ Religious and Charitable Institutions
will be literally dealt with.
PRICE III MACHINE COMPLETE
No. ]. or Family Machine. $45 90. No. 2
Small sized Manufacturing $50 co., No. 3
Large size Manufacturing, SIS 90.
Cabinets in every Variety.
We want agents for all towns in the Uni
ted States. where agenc,es are not already
estah ished, to whom liberal discount will
be given. but we make no cons gnments.
T. j. Nc 'RTHUR, & Co, [n1o6l
$40 Broadway, New York.