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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-30
COLUMBUS, Jan. a6th, 1868.


There has been but little done the past
week, by the Ohio Legislature, excepting
the election Of United States Senator. The
Senate has passed bill which provides
for taking the deposilions and afiidavits,
and procuring the acknowledgements to
deeds, mortgages and other instruments
Of writing, oi persons absent from the
State and in the military service Of the
United States. Thev hnve also spent
some time on S. i. l74 authorizing Coun-
ty commissioners TO levy a tax Tor The re-
deception oil bonds issued and pnyment Of
money advanced 10 pay bounty to youn-
teers. They have some trouble TO get
this bill so as to reach all cases. The
House spent most OF the week on Mr..
Drese's resolution relating to arbitrary
arrests. think the time spent on said
resolution lot entirely lost. The Demo
Gratis are showing up their policy. It's
making platforms for the Union and Dem
ocraic party to stand On in coming time.
On the one side, voluntary emancipation
and compensation, freedom TO slaves in
rehellious States, e. firm and unwavering
support Of the Government, in time OF in
vasion or rebellion; on the other side, q
determined and deadly opposition TO the
two former, and cold and Indifferent
support OF the latter Of the above princi.
pies. This is The platform OF some Of the
leaders Of the Democratic party, but it is
no! probable they can get and keep the
people on ii for any length oflimc. w,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-30

something very few in the North ever
saw growing. Some Of L has been picked,
and some oil il still remains on the stalk.
h. w. CANFlELD. 4
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-30

THE lo5rH RRalMENr.-W have been
officially notified of change in the posi-
tion Of the Josh Ohio Infantry, caused by
the re organization OF Rosencranz' army.
The lo5th Regiment. Col. A. s. Hall,
which was formerly in the SD Brigade,
18th Division, is now in the ed Brigade,
9th Division. Centre 18th Army Corps
Mail matter and packages for the regiment
must be SO addressed. Painesville, Ash
tabula, Chardon, Youngstown and Warren
papers are requested to copy Cleveland
Herald.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-30
IS THIS FAIR or MOTE DIR.
TORIAS' VENETIAN LINIMENT

viii cure Rheumatism, Headache, Tooth
ache, Group. Pains Of all kinds, Sore Threats,
&c, or no charge will be made. Every
Agent is authorized to return the money Il
any one is dissatisfied afles using il aecord-
ing to directions. Prlce 20 & 80 ceuts.-
Depot, b6 Cortandt Street, N. Y. Sold by
all Druggists. 6slw2.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-09-24
FROM RICHMOND.
oorrss ssponaeRse Of southern Enterprise.

- .RlcH4oSp, Sept. 9th, 1868.
Messrs. Eaftor.~-Montbs have elaps
Oh since iss. wrote you in the mean.
time, migh,y operations have taken
place. battles have. been fought, ci'ies
have been beseiged. and the desolsting
band of war has spread itself over a
largo extent Of territory, but, nevorthe-
less, the same uufliHching deternIina-
lion, the same dei ermined zeal, the same
,undsing patriotism, exists in the bosom
Of tIe soldier, it no wheee-eIse, TO tgh,
.onr freedom's battle. The chorus. ,of
thsir daily song is:
: Como one. come MI, this rock shall 1y
~ Prom Its firm bnse'as soon as IT,
The SUMMER has come and gone :;
the psrching breeze that but shor,
time back played burningly over our
bodies, and the bright shining suntllai
literally sc9rehed usin its daily course,
have gradually cooled down, in great
measure, and we now have pleasant
days and cool nights. Dat sl,or,
tIiGe, and the hand Of icy winter will
hold us. in bis gasp, shiyering and
trsmtling At bis touch. We must say,
weydretd bis ssIutaions, bringing along
as be. will, his frosty pants and snowy
mantle. Comparatively speaking, we
have winter here; winter pure and gen
piue winter, freezing cold. .er.. y. y
R;cbmondis still The same, withits mon.
gref population of every species. Dogs.
.garroter, spectators, gamblers, Yam
KEGS, and spies. The prices Of every
commodity. from a pin up, continue to
rise. rise, rise. What, do you think Of
tobacco at from $500 to $500 per
ib. Baggie. from 81 900 to D., 900, aud
so forth apd, 80 onf People appear to
be crazed, nasd--n.tersy ,nad ia their
insane careerafter nohey, more money.
II seems q, us, that they have inscribed
on their hearts, ihsir souls, in burning;
letters, money-moncy. Every, Que
for himself now, and devil take the
hindmost. Every day in The streets we
meet poverty aad wesIth--want sud
plenty ;yet, the pspers bold Out ali Ii
"a - Z.
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AL at Present seeuS cloudy and
gloomy Jrr such is the condition of
human affairs at times; asin the affairs
of individual life, 50 in the history, of
nations. Other nations have emerged
from rs dark and gloomy a state, and
stood forth, after years Of trial, in the
full glow of mahhood-the. observed Of
of the observer.--tlie freest Of the free.
So will the South. Once We 6isponl-
ed; when prospects were bright; ne
looked, OF endeavored 10 look, through
the misty vail of the future and saw,
as we believed, pass over the magic glass,
the greatconilict, one of life aud death.
eventually to be successful but only
after hard, arduons; desperate and
sanguinery. struggle, But we are ia it
now; the ciownsisto be obtained ; the
victory won, none should iispond. five
fall, we must become, hewers Of wood
and drawers of water. If successful
which NE must be, fyeemen ofca Con-
federacy, established and reared
amidst the. tLackne.s Of darkness, let
us all rise superior 10 the. gloomy and
sombre foreshadowings which seem 10
rest upon the minds Of many, ana see
through the. murkoy cur,.in of al. flu
ture, bright and glorious beams Of Egh,
that well burst afresh upon che vision
ere long, lighting up the horizon, die.
pelling gloom and shade; teaching the
instructive lesson that amid the dark.
est hours Of life, though. we may moi be
able 10 penetrate tho. gloom, we are
but just entering npor the great sea We
have been in search of, where the beilrs
man can guide the bark and sail safely
upon its brosd- and expansive bosom,
provided ne is skiliul, honest and,ef1i,
ciant-the crew faithful and obedient
and spirit ofharmony and order pre-.
walls smongs. all. '...
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For tho Southern ,Enterpriitte.

. - - 80
Messrs. Easfors--AI : letter Of Gen
Warrington, written at the dafkest pc
r.od OF the rsr of indePendence, has
just been published. The remedy which
he recommended was the calling of,he
abte't t,snof the country into Congress.
NO one will deny, that such men are
greatly needed now, Would any man
vote fo' an inferior. commander Of our
army from cousiderasions offsieneship,
or refuse TO vote for one Of known vir-
tne and superior ability from. periopal
.disliksa Let every voter At our next
.Congressionsf ELECTION, examine, his avn
'heai, and be goyeinsd by bis Beat judg:
ment in giving Lbs vote. The great
question now before the country, is tile
Stale OF the currency. = -. =
Have wo any able Finsrcier in eithe,
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.CoLrMnus, Poi.x Co,ISrr. 4

FOLK NN0ttNTv ~ IL
Sc So, - -. Sent lotb Isea
Kessys.. Ea;iors, Il. I.,s. h.sa in.
formed ti,st the,e ga. 4 yario,,. ra,,,s.. -
in circulnt ION In Gtee,,sfjia So,,,, % y -
olina. ,iriurions, TO mr. rsn,,1,,;,,r Il,
the frs, place. Ilbaye neya, nr;.;...t =
or Dot,en mn n ne,cs .,,nS,;no - -
AL iIendorsop,iila N "a by 49,, 49, - -
the beoplss on Et3,s III, III Snfns,
The rSsola,;ons ,bsf wns,e 49,, Ss o.
Se,e. drawn NO .kef5,e ! a,,;yoa III
wer ! ,rsyer ,ubmi,reJ :, me ! L.
never said or wfi,,en1 on . wn,,J i, {.snr
of Dissection ac;,lIcr. ~l,,,vsE T 80 -.
any Nav wl,aieycr ad,;s.a do nan,5Ia
to resist the hws ef ,hes scou.:,,,. iii ~
ronscripts or.leser,eys :. u bsfsrS, i. & ia
In be<ca,tra,y i s,y.. -, 'e
utter.d asseniirnc;ss, o,.t an, W ,L;n,. III I;t -
il. in favor of sp,tendcr or s,,h,n;.s 80 -
and haze ,nsyey saajS,b,,J ! 80, =, a."
No.. "a : !. isffac.ns,.,,:,,;,s. fS,Is SaSy
yEn;on i,ays H. n,;sS,s. " ont | 10 ,os' 1a
lie dsuo,nced Lincoln aI i HE aana;n;,
k,Sn,;',a ~ as ,;tj1a,,''.s " - 4'S i, nn',h"'S.
~, .,,,,a :, az ..T:yIa g" Ts os''''ty, 10
- lasoaS A.a.a'.. =: = s9''f,try'
cnlr,s erst psaa,. s'e'y @'.sr i:ih
rS,,s nf -, a.,.Sas';,s ''" t'"'5 ";g
60 N,-,b 'tss,,'I;..,l Sy'Ah'es 20 use 'lela
af,hs srsi ysas a. m,a WIG .''l.,o a1.sea Par'
rc,dy "a ,,;is,;,oa. w ", "nu a'p
man; ,,bss,, ~, :" a"y "o> :'>
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FROM VIRGINIA.
corrcspondenco of Southern Enterprise.
CAMP HAMI'ToN LEGIoN,)

CAMP HAMI'ToN LrGIoN,)
PErERsBuRo. VA, Sept 0, 1868. -:
Redr Enterprise AS Il few lei.ur,
hours present themselves this morning
between drills, I will use them hy writing
to yop, although but little, If any ding
has lranSpired 10 change the monotony
Of camp life since l last wretea, Brook.
Church. We are now .encainped on
Jackson's Hill near. the city water
works in a large old feid-gnard ex.
tending all round lhe,enlire Brigade.
Our wood Is hauled, and, water is with.
in The lines. We hsrs TO get pass
approved Ivy Gen. Jenkins to get ont
at The lines, except when We run the
blockade. Earh company keeps one
man at home at time on 90 tays
iu'lougli, that IS short but Sweet.
Three members Of our company left for
,homS for 80 days On Sunday last, WHO
had furnished recruits for the compa.
ny. Those of MS who have not been
so'tortunate rs to draw flrlough yet,
consoles ourselves BY remembering th.
Old maxim, fhal every dog has his
day" -.
We arc enjoying fne weather at the
present, and perhaps the weather will
not be so good when our furlough does
come if so, we will make our jack on
the boys that is AT home now. We
are seeing fno time-get plenty
to. eat, have but little TO do, and host
OF pretty. young ladies, every evening
come out to Sc - on dill and dress
parade. The citizens are generally very
kindso the soldiers in this place; how
ever, there are some old tight.fsts that are
so tender hearted that they CANNOT bear
TO ask but $32 bushei for sweet pota.
toes. lam proud to say that they are
not all this way; three of us tobacco
worms, called into the store of Colonel
RowleHs, tobacco merchant in this
place, to.rnake purchase, and he would
not bell us any, but kindly gxrs us as
much as we could consume in the next
month. May The home Of Col. Rowi ell
and those who fslIow his example,
never be over. run by the accursed Yau
kee, who wouidsgAdiy lay in ruins The
homes anehabitalions of; ali ftrae South,
ern nien and women. 's
The mail has jus, arrived !; this i. The
iivclies: time in camp; it5woold do you
good to see us. soidiera rallying roand
.slie. Orderly Sergeant as he approaches
our quarters, with the hope of hearing
from, those at homo but many Of US
have 10 hrn of disappointed, and await
tie arrival of the next mail.
This leaves our company enjoying
Gso health, with the. exception of Lieut..
r.. G. Thomason, who hns been very
sick for the last few days, but is now
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tx. OF FPoP.JJIsAIszE RS
sea tht o as aaaiedar amsag M glasses
GREEEvILLE soBFH a

shsse vie sissdexs against NO in,Gteen@
vile; South Carolina. and hasten to cor
,yect them. There are no such srspa,ts
.sgaipst ms. in INV own State apd IN my
own section Of the country that ! am
Swsre Of !; 4, /, : s. SO. =
You will do me Tie favor to .publish
this letter and otber. papers who may
feet ang interest d the Ina,tes, will
please copy ~ = s4,e;, : s =. =: -.
.e am most respectfully yours, ..
~ 2 - WIBElA;AsE, JONES.
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From the Rapidan.

We learn that Gen. Lees army, or a
portion of il WAS in line Of bat,le near
the Rapidan yesterday, the enemy hav-
ing advanced 10 the Rapidan in force.
There was some skirniis hing between
the pickeis but, the enemy having sus-
pended lis forward movement, there
was no serious collision between the OPP
posing forces. .--'
The Yankees crossed the Rappahan-
mock on the night Of the 18th inst, in
strong fol ee, with three corps Of infant
-ry. five brigades Of cavalry and six or
eig' batteries ofsartillery---in all abopt,
5000 or 10000 men. Their edvance
was very rapid. but pot Unexpected
They have taken ahonss sffty or seventy
FIVE prisoners and thJee pisces Of artiI-
lery. Our men fought galIanily. dis
putting every inch Of ground to Mitch
ellis Station, on the .Qrnnge and hiek-
nudria RAILROAD, -four miles this side Of
Culpeper. Onr loss H. Represented t.
be, about $50 killed, -wounded s.id mrs
sing, * y.
A spirited fight took place, -Moadae.
at Raccoon Ford, in which the eth Vi.
ginia Cavalry repeatedly charged anI
drove the Yankees back. Their IJYs
was ffiH or sixty killed and ~cuuGed.
Our loss was only foar or.fye. The re-
peated efforts of the enemy 10 gain the
river were foi)ed, and we now hold pos.
session Of tue ford. Among The rumofs
by the train yesterday Was ohe to Iho
n - - 4 a - "a :
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-PoL's RrpISa.--Some years ago n
parrot belonging TO gentleman jar
Winchester, Tennessee. was used to hy.
irg; aropnd and going about wherever
il pleased. One day, while istwas
perched upon kstake in a peigbboing
garden, n hawk came along and bore II
away: Passing over It's own garden. in
which was at work boy who had fed
ihs parrot many q time, and whom it
khsw much better than il knew the huge
bird shat had 1t in. los, il called TO the
boy in a merry lepe, !" Oh, joe. Pole.
riding r. This 50 aIarrAta tho (;
tba, he dropped, rrctty Polly "ih a
bury, and scnght n meal elsewhere.
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|. BRowNLow RIptyrus.--This arraBt,
kns,s ha. issued a prospectus Of tie
knoxsiiis Whig aud Rebel xeutilator,
the publication Of which q 70 Je com
meuced at Knoxville in oetober nsri:
lie says: .-,.iF4a - :y 49,
III will confmeaee with this bell
born aud hell bound rebellion, where
the traitors forced He to leave off end
all who wish the paper would do well
to Begin With the first issue, AS intend
tha, a single paper shall be' worth The
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Obj sn!lfsss,l es'aIstasils!s
Z. sss,. Iessssslkp HsekL y He ~.
w. PFRfcx ~ Es BAILEF,
dHos4 M yfobrist ora. :: s,. |,
% l,srs4 4 ihssssa q 4asnpess
HDYEREFSEMENT

wpI Saeinseyted at ths;5siss ssf enc dollar
md ffty cents per e9uete, u Y. 81 f,tcn fines,
or less, for Che Grst snsertiorr seventy Ave
cents for the second mud third fnset lions, and
ffty- scfits for cach suceeeVing fiscrtic cris =.
Q6ituary and Marriages no o6ces, Tribntes.of
Respect, houfihattohs or, affnoa rcome Is, for
soflisc, Isg:cliwgsa for the same as sHdycrtise.
aIS SsrtisemShts spnf tnswif bout the humbes
Of iusertohs specified, will bs pa5lisbed until
ordered otst end charged Tor oraccofdnSly..
- 70 Persens iis,ng nta disthnse sboy .coiu-
putS how much their bills will smosnt to-, by
countisg seven rvofds TO tIeY line. !. ~ ,g = &
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News from the 'FRONT.'.

ihat IA g'ogiops news from itte-fosfs
We have no rcasouto discreditit lee
strategy BY which RoeencSanz hssslJeStss
compelled 10 withdraw from Chat moo;
Ga has been effected through, n vide
field Of operations, All fhe eleinda Is,of
.the campaign We're NOT perceptis,ss;ste
one whose po~er Of vision; " opld tpets
enable him To comprshend at gl1.ee
the movements OF armies in progress es-
erywhete on the: continent. - HalIeek
was Lipcolp's prompter while the .ceaes
were shifting, aud President Davis sat
by the telegraph operator At Richmond,
directing the movems sn,s aud concentrs-.
tion Of Southern troops. The plan Of
operations was suggested to the Presi.
dent, with whose ccncutrence. it has
been effected. - = -, g. s, ~.
The same necessity. which has, com
PEELED the evacuation of Chattanooga
will continue 10 exist tiIl Rosepcranzs
line Of communication. .wiih his bare OF
operations is sno longer endangered. Il
is very probable II we hold Cbatanoo~V
ga, that Within a week we sha1l also
bold Knoxville. in AL these move
neuts, Rosensranss losses Of supplies,
in the rugged country over which he
must march, will be enormous, and he
MAY be compelled 10 retreat To- Murfrees-
boro or Shelbyville, since Il is easier 10
move an army Than supplies Of an army.
We should rot, however, hope for too
much, II is enough, Just, now, that we
have regaiped Chattanooga, and that
we have men and material Of war 10
hold it. We cannot believe that our
army is just now in condition 80 make
a vigorous aggressive moveuisnt. Its
supply department was doubtless disor
dered by recent events, and if the
strength Of .the army has been augment
ed, the difficulty offseding j, is incrcas
ed in the same ratio. If all that we
learn from above be true, Bragg viii be
in Middle Tennessee during the next
month.--1ttanta Register, ls&.
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aIfNiSS -.

4 - -
= WiI.;a,as no flf nioraa & fts
b,iiiaaf yj,Y,,,l, 4 iS ga.
iike so,Ss ts,l, "a 81 Ses afs,.s,s.l bs as
.,s,,r,,,.,s stays, - =: )
Ere - oi,.. ,f 81 ~ ;,s, ,is y, fs,,
MI, s. -, -, q,
And iNsrs IN ,siS, .,,,,, ! : M,
- SS;outhf,l l,s;,. Ils. 81 81 .;fsss. =
Nowia.h IS earsy saaal.sodsri sriitse--a noble
-.assifics. a. -: ~ - :. . =,
.Wbea IN he bal fies snf a;,,t5 d. ,a,st
:. hnssile spSsd.,s & 80 - ys 6: s
And fiJn ais sissd Es fsiit, ,amfass the d ing
3 = and ths dad. =. ..,Se ~. 49,
! a. brother eva. Iihd dad 4Tre. who; loved
: Z / y..,jnisa6rs ths., lHrs,,-sS. : 81 s :.
~. Gently .hg.e. 1Fimp in kie arms, frem the
?. bloody field sfefrife. = -. -
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subscfip,iSe pres % shy soaeo.aidopsT
Usiop man l. ,::S - = !. ~
10 ths ssle -ofmy sdiiotisleoaaucs,
HehaR sbjhrs ,hss seasib@ @li:s !. ~hishs ID,
istrcSs ,the, ,inaspeHdsrcss or fts. prssss
and cast from me fsst fsetioas oipqpi.
ioor, whisbgiye 10 parry Shst 3 dve
.tc copafty And whist .shs sspsS~of
my journal iSdicsses, ibs ssmjsssEsbls
Jermsr lie poIiiio-, Z s.bsI. ssss H1ssfpI
septineL = forge. 7yshigss. lsssIoesSss5
Know Nolhings and .Rspabiicsss; .ajsl,
rernember only my Goyes1meis. ilpa
the Preservation eftbe Federal Uafos--
as. richly wosthy al the ssu iifsas. s5f
blood and treasureS iheir prassvs.stiioolss
may cost.-eyep 70 the exter,ii;a6tios, %
the present race af men, and the cpas
sumption OF all the menus Of <thssp.esSl
ert age /" a. ~ - *. IsA
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4 Is = g GsERNvn,LE, S C. ~sg.
rharsaay Morning Sept. "a, isss.

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l,thss,r A., .1' : =.
l-noor i, II q. - ''s.a ~. "
com IN !. s;,:f.. - y ee
(. !, ,hs;, !, !. \. wy .ees = !.
A. cs,,sed 4 IS, 3, 8 In M p''
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k,ass,ss az ,,r..a,,, ,s5,is. .ss.s., s,se
ne y MO, =, /, :, = 10 -: ~.
"a ~ ,,,.'yIt 80, ":osn;innss z. aooye
IS. a;.s as, - ',r ss,s 49, ;. 81 s9,a'efs
....s,s -, :. W. =; slsso'a ms as
-. -. - eNpso"es MATHS
s:Sssse, - - e.e3 of ears. OF
= ,ss {. !. 7 '.e'ee's' Sos'd etiset
S;s s s = ~ = = 'Su0" ,.' ',.at DO jappes'
, !, - : o'a 's 'uSae-'Sa' H~''' reach
- s. =; y: p
{ : as5z- Nj gaos :, A N,,,, ,,n - -.
exhibited IN. our. Office n specimen of
his G..in productions, the I;re for sw,;;,,,
y@e do not re,nemLer ever 20 have sasn, ,
before. 2IIsis a cornstalk. from which
:five succoss have spraar each. one being.
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q, ENsogcISs IfIk "A
correspondent. Of abe Mobile Register,
q, CtawfofdsNiak Miss, writes: ,S'as
am very hsI,py %. intosm You that
) matters in This department. ere assum.
lug more favorable s,iitujle nnder' the
supervision Of B-igaaisY General Pillo.-,
I commanding Volunteer and Conscrip,
llnreau' u. -Coiprahus,e Miss. J. had The
pleasuts Of conVersing withshs Genepal
Yesterday, xpd learn 'frem him that hs
interds TO baye every mar in. his do
psrnment that is fiji for dy,ty ~ tho field
in iesa than sixss DAYS. Hisoiders are
so stripgeat that .'every man, between
7 the ages ~ lt, Ard a 81 not III fitS army
J, is >itqiilsI ~ Sssert ,imtasdRtely for
epro,lnen,, -sEreTf b,iage, ,rosd aud
psss throughout 'be cennlry is guarled,
! and evdiy mar slfseste,f who has not
'..he>ssapg piners easely ara. scout
ing a!e country ip every diseclion and
: ts.",sitttg sin sb,.aitaess s}ss<4t ters and
eopter,ptsssisissge numhes. Il iBMpIan.
! gre 20 wen ts.st rud, bissorferi.sof fictd
~ ei'isreed shss nome con. esespe. q,
Mksfiso or ftiS IEeisi srcnt.,-,-.
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-01-16
Finiie s. Lyon
Sewing Mac hine cmpany
53S Broadway. New York.
Branch Office, 1O2 Lake Street,
...s-0. Chicago. HI. &.

Branch Ofice, 1O2 Lake Street,
TIOR The PURPOSE OF FACILITATING THE
Il Sewing Machine Trade in the West, the FINKLE &
LYON SEWING MACHINE co. have opened pernla
nen Office in Chicago, No. 102 Lake Street. first foor
The usual charges for freight Machines from New
York to Chicago will be added to the New York prices In
every other respect the business of the Chicago Office will
be done the the parent Office in N. Y
full assortment of Machines, with all the late improve
Machines and Sewing Machine Findings will be promptly
filed.
To parties little acquainted with the Finkle d Lyon
Sewing Machines the careful perusa of the Companys
Circular is specially commended. This Circular can be
had application. 1t is very specific and will be found
highly instructive, having been prepared with much care,
and we will abide by all Statements therein made ~
The following brief quotation is characteristic Of the
tire Circular
ing Machine IN ana'het to thet'equent changes dnda
most endless ra,iety Of se,cing required in family
for a. r'u se'e from one to 'renty Michneses Of Mar
settles ariNom stamping, and NUKE ece,y stitch perfect
VIZ sec f,on, ne finest gauze to tie hedriest lo and
enen the stooest hdrneSs leather oitout changing the
machine 1ch0te1er"
Thus have successfully overcome the most difficult
point in the Sewing Nj slime art twas no ordinary tr-
compares with it in this respect" Hence have we uni
ormy-almost without exceptontaken the highest pre-
mum whenever the Machine has been properly exhibited
in competition with other frstcIass Sewing Machines
Hence it is that able to offer the following guaran
tee, viz: We warrant every Machine sell to give
BETTER satisfaction than other Sewing Machine IN
market, money refunded" Wenever sell u Machine
any other terms. The guarantee is reliable as the
note OF any busin in the land. For than
years have relied upon such facts for the reputation
our Machine; and without single travelling agent in the
field, there is scarcely neghborhood the continent
where the Machine is not favoraby known. We prefer
such reputation to one based ON talking points"
they technically called in the trade Hence We
make but kind Of stitch, viz the lock stitch alike OH
BON sides requiring only onethrd the thread Of other
kinds Of stitches.
n. B.-Loca Agents wanted in every county through.
out the West. Special Inducements offered. p, IL
FINkLE & LYON S. NJ. COO, a
23-1y lbs BROADWAY NEW YORK