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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-06-25
EVENING SESSION.

Atthe hour appointed the Convention
re.assembled. and nominated, each,
ON the FIRST ballot for Lieut. Cover
nor, Enoch w. Eastman, Of Hardin
Co. for Judge Of the Supreme Court.
John F. Dillon, Of Scott County.
Mr.. Hildreth, Chairman of the Com.
mittee on Resolutions, stated that his
Committee, 10 their deliberations, had
been harmonious and united, and had
instructed him to submit the follow.
ing
DECLARATION OF PRINCIPLES.
VIZ, . Convention Of Representatives of the
loyal People fthe State of Iowa. assembled
under the call Of the Republican organize
tion of the State, Is an expression Of the
views which shall govern our political &C
ton, do declare:
1. That when our fathers framed our Con
stitution, and founded thereon Republican
form Of Government. they intended to and
did grant to that Government full power to
sustain it's national existence
g That whenever the life of the Republic
is endangered, either by invasion or rebellion,
the Constitution justifes the use of all neces-
sary means known to civilized warfare In re-
sisting INVASION or suppressing rebellion.
g. That we fully and heartily endorse the
policy of the Administration, and we will to
the utmost continue TO sustain the Govern
ment In suppressing the Rebellion, and to eff.
feet that object we pledge our fortunes and our
lives
4. That the gratitude OF q Free People is
/ l.x> T. al 10TH 4
foreign born, for that heroic valOr by which
they have honored MS and sustained the flag
Of our country, and we guaranty to them con-
tinued encouragement and support.
8. That we have Witnessed with pride and
admiration the bravery and herOism OF Iowa
soldiers, and we recognize in their brilliant ca
reer history for the State of Iowa second to
that no other State in the Union.
6. That we approve of the action of the
General Assembly of the State, in enacting a
law giving to our brave soldiers in the field an
opportunity to vote ut our elections, ard we
earnestly hope that no technicality may de-
prive them of their right.
Z. Finally, we declare that the preservation
OF the Constitution and the Union is above
and beyond all other interests, and that all
questions of party, of life, and of property,
must be subordinate thereto.
Mr.. WIthrOw, OF Polk county, offer
ed the following resolution, which was
adopted:
Resolued, That this Convention hereby ten
ders TO Hon. Samuel j. Kirkwood the cordial
thanks Of the loyal people Of Iowa for the
able, fearless, and patriotic discharge Of his
duties, during the two terms he has held the
Office of Governor of this State.
Mr.. Drummond. Of Clayton county,
moved the following resolution. which
was adopted:
Resoloed, That the thanks OF this Convention
be and are hereby rendered TO the citizens of
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-06-25

A prominent speaker at . Copper
head gathering in Ohio. said that he
expected TO "spend an eternity 10
company with Democrats" A Re-
publican listener responded, that he
"probsbly would Saless he repeated Of
liz sims ="
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-06-25

The wasting form! the CLASSY, expressionless
eye the fitful. starting sleep! the picking OF
the nose with the thin finger! all tell in plain
er language than pen can describe. that worms
are killing your child. Get a box of Van
Deasens CONNECTIONS at the store, and ii the
merchant has not got them, insist upon his
getting a supply of them. Get those made
by Van Dcusen Brothers, Kingston, Ulster Co.
New York Price, IS cents q box
8. HUNTINGTON, Wholesale Agent,
McGregor, Iowa.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-06-25

CLANCY Pierse of Marble Rock, in
this county, has lost q valuable chest
nut Mare. which has strayed away or
been stolen. He will pay liberal re-
ward for her recovery.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-06-25

While wc were in DesMoines the
other day the attention Of . large
crowd Of people was attracted to .
procession Of one or two dozen CON.
trabands from Missouri who were
passing through the city mounted on
mules. One Of the darkeys remarked
to bystander that each mule had
stolen niger and run away with
him
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-06-25
Brilliant Raid By Colored Troops.

One of the most brilliant raids since
the Department Of the South was Gre
ated, has just been successfully made
by Col. Montgomery Of the 2nd South
Carolina.
Col. Montgomery left Beaufort on
the morning Of the 3rd inst, with 900
picked men from his colored regiment,
and embarking on three steamers,
proceeded up Coosaw river some
twenty-five miles. Here he effected q
landing, and BY skillful disposition
Of his force deceived the enemy, who
was three regiments strong, into the
belief that he had an overwhelming
force. SO that they fled for distance
of twenty-five miles. The moment
the rebel force retired, the negroes
from the plantations came flocking in.
to our lines by hundreds and thou
sands, and had there been time and
transportation, five thousand instead
of one thousand might have been
brought of.
Col. Montgomery brought of with
him $500, 900 worth of chattel proper
~. destroyed fifty dwelling-houses.
and demonstrated beyond all question
that negro soldiers will follow wher-
ever brave man may dare lead.
The slaves on the rice plantations Of
South Carolina are eager to reach our
lines. and the male portion of them 10
enter the service Of the Government
in the capacity of slodiers.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-06-25

The Confederate raid into Northern
States has the effect. at least, to unite
oil parties in resistance. and the
Ben Wood party suddenly find them
selves without . bakers dozen of fol-
lowers. The N. Y. Express Of yester.
day, admits that there 10 not q peace
party in the North one inch long.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-06-25

The 87th anniversary Of our Natio-
nal Independence will be celebrated
here on the 4th Of July in q manner
worthy Of the free and patriotic people
of Northern Iowa. A vast concourse
of people will be in attendance, and
every one expects that the celebration
will be "big thing"
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-06-25
COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS.

District.
lst--L. G.. Palmer Of - county.
I'd DIR. Jay of Lucas county.
Sd j. B. Packard of Montgomery CO.
4th-I. Pendleton of Woodbury. co.
5th-J. II. Gray of Polk co.
6th-W. Loughridge of Mahaska CO.
7th-W. S. Eddy of Jackson CO.
8th-H. w. Gray Of Linn CO.
9th-C. A. Wellman of Delaware CO..
lOth-A. b. F. Hildreth of Floyd CO.
llth-J. d. Hunter of Hardin CO.
On motion, the Convention adjourn.
ed to meet at the Court House ut one
o'clock M.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-06-25

DOMESTIC EcoNoEY.-No housekeeper
or cook 10 fully prepared to enter sue
eessfully upon her culinary duties
without having the Che~;oal Salevasxs
on hand. IL relieves the mind of much
of the care and anxiety experienced
BY skillful cook. For sale by most
merchants and grocers.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-06-25
AFTERNOON.

On the reassembling of the Conven-
ton the Committee on Credentials
were not ready to report. Calls were
made on various gentlemen for speech
es, and were responded to by Attorney
General Nourse of Des Moines, Hon
j. B. Grinnell, Congressman elect from
the Fourth District, and Hon. Hiram
Price. Congressman elect Of the Sec
ond District.
Gen. M. NJ. Croker, late Colonel Of
the 18th Iowa regiment, was invited
to q seat upon the platform and intro
duccd to the Convention amid the
most vociferous cheering. The Gen.
eral responded to the calls of the Con-
vention in q few remarks which were
well received.
Gen. Fitz Henry Warren. Col. Will
hanson of the 4th Iowa, and Col. Stone
Of the 22d Iowa regiments. were also
requested to take seats upon the plat
form, bat modestly declined.
The Committee on Credentials came
in, when Hon. J. II. Sanders, their
Chairman, reported the names of del
egates entitled to eeats in the conven-
ton; also. the number Of votes to
which each county was entitled, as
follows:
DELEGATES.
Adams Represented by John Bixby, s.
H. Bugbec, A. A. Rawson. Entitled to 3
votes
Ada1--John Loucks, D. N. Crane. @. F.
Kilburn. 3.
Auama1ee-L. o. Hatch, Jno. Hsynie. Jr.
Is.
Appanooss- Tannehill, r. Els, 10.
Brem~-J. e. Burke. 8.
Bnena ViAa-T Theodore Hawley, /.
BSehanan--J. 4. Buckmaster, G. W. Be-
BiockAosck-P. Mslendy, w. H. Curtiss, w.
H. Sessions, Jos. Pullan. J. 7. Corwin, J. Q.
Crosby, z. Streeter, 8. Bagg. d. c. Champ
lin, d. J. Coleman, A C. Burnell, A. @. Eb-
Bsntoa-w. w. Hanford, James Chaplin C.
n. Conklin, o. Clarke. H. d. Gay, A. H. Sc
bern, A. Runnyon, IL.
Boone-Chas Pomeroy, l. J. Mitchell, 8.
Bxsler-J. w. Davis, J. H. Hale. 6.
Clinton--Jno. c. Policy, p. G. Wright, o. G.
Bates, Loring Wheeler, ID. W. Ellis, samuel
Clark, d. Whitney, A. L. Ankeny. w. H.
Tyrell,, r. i. Crouch, w. r. Coan, J. I. Wa
tiers, +. w. j. Long, 81.
Hsrk-C f. Willard, e. Brown, w. r. Ken
nedy, d. B. Brady, G. Il. johnson, H. h. Hess,
J. T.. CLANCY, I.
Cyagford-D. w. FISHER, I.
Caikoun--H. II. Hutchinson and E. n,
Reynolds. I.
Csyysu- Thomas T. Morris, 1.
Gas-H Temple. X. ID. Mcclellan, Cyrus
8.
Csvro Gordo-Silas Card, N. futile and S.
Noyes-3.
Ciay-B. r. Parmenter-1.
Cheyokee--B. +. Parmenter-6.
Gayton--Reuben Noble, J. o. Crosby, Silas
T. Woodward, James Schroeder, Thomas Up
degraff, Jacob Nickloss, d. @. Baker, O. w.
Creery, W. Drummond, John CARRIER, J. A.
Cramer-22.
Csdar-W X. Tuthill, j. C. Belts, G.. r.
Ingman, T. Ellyson. Ed. Wright. H. C. Gill,
II. W. Bailey, s. s. Daniels--l6.
Chick0sGW-G. w. Butterfeld, H. c. Vinton
-.
Davis--J. b. Glenn, VIM. J. Hamilton, J.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-06-25

The st Louis Democrat says No
fact can be better established than the
one taught in all recent elections in
this State, that clear majority Of
Missourians are for immediate eman.
cipatiOnists.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-06-25

We shall publish the proceedings of
the Board of Supervisors, at their late
session, next week.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-06-25

The proceedings of the State Con-
vention exclude much other matter
which we desired to publish this week.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-06-25

sTHTE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
lst-G. w. Edward of Henry county.
I'd H. w. Yokner Of county.
Sd &C. E. Milford of - county.
4th-R. Ford Of - county.
5th-T. +. Withrow of Polk county.
6th--J. r. Needham of Mahaska co.
7th--J. Butler of Muscatine county.
Sth-F. Humphrey of Linn county.
9th. A. Wcllman of Delaware CO.
10TH. A. Elliott Of Mitchell county.
llth-J. d. Hunter Of Hardin county.
On motion,
Voted, That the thanks of the Con-
vention be rendered to the several of.
ficers of the Convention for the able
and faithful discharge of their duties.
On motion, the Convention adjourn
ed sine die.
J. F. TRACY, Pres.
l.. L. SHERMAN,)
j. II. KNOX, Secretaries.
L. H. SMITH.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-06-25
DIED.
MOTHERS!

In Riverton. 23d inst, Mrs. Mercy N. Young,
wife of Jonathen w. Young, aged 81 years.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-06-25

Des Moines for the generous hospitality extern
ded to the members of the Convention.
On motion, the Convention elected
the following
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-06-25


District.
lst--J. F. Tracy of Des Moines co.
I'd IS. I. Caldwell of Wapello CO.
Sd Henry Temple of Cass county.
4th--L. III. Smith of Kossuth CO.
5th--Thomas Seeley Of Guthrie CO.
6th--H. s. Winslow Of Jasper CO.
7th--James Thorington Of Scott CO.
Sth--E. Clark Of johnson CO.
9th--G. w. Bemis of Buchanan CO.
lOth--O. P. HARDWOOD of Mitchell CO.
llth--Chas. Pomeroy Of Boone co.
Mr.. Hildreth of Floyd county NOV
ed the appointment of Committee to
draft and report Resolutions. The
motion was carried, and the following
gentlemen were elected .
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-06-25

disappeared from the premises of the sub
scriber, near Marble Rock, Floyd County.
Iowa, on the LIST day of June, 1863, dark
chestnut
Brown Mare,
nine years DID, with white star in the fore
head, white snip on the nose, white stripe
on the right side of the face from over the eye
down nearly to the nostril, a long, slim tail,
and thin, short name. Whoever will return
said mare. or give information by mail that
shall lead to her recovery, shall be literally
rewarded.
Address, CLANCY PIERSE.
Marble Rock, Floyd Co., Iowa.
June Goth 1863
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-06-25
THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE

INVALID.
Published for the benefit, and as q warning
and A CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN
who suffer from Nervous Debility, Premature
Decay Of Manhood, ETC., supplying at the
same time
THE MEANS OF SELF CURE.
By one who has cured himself after being put
to great expense and injury through medical
humbug and quackery. BY enclosing post
paid addressed envelope, single copies may be
had of the author
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ,
24y1 Bedford. Kings County, N. Y
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-06-25
Republican State Convention.

Agreeably to call of the State Gen.
trail Committee, the Republican Union
State Convention of Iowa assembled
in Sherman Hall, in Des Moines, on
Wednesday, June 18th, at l0A o'clock
A. NJ, for the purpose of nominating
candidates for Governor, Lieutenant
Governor. and one Judge Of the Su-
preme Court.
The Convention was called to order
by Hon. James T. Lane of Scott coun-
ty, Chairman of the Republican State
Central Committee, and upon his mo-.
ton Major Eds Wright, of Cedar
county, was chosen President pro tenn.
Upon taking the Chair. Maj. Wright
briefly addressed the Convention and
pledged the vote of the soldiers for
the candidates about to be put in
nomination.
Rev. r. Swearingen of Fayctte Co.,
by invitation of the President, implor-
ed the Divine blessing.
Hon. Reuben Noble, Of Clayton Co.,
moved that Z. f. Jaeger, Esq, of Lee
county, be appointed Secretary pro
tempore. The motion was carried.
Hon. j. B. Grinnell of Powesheik
county moved the appointment Of
Thomas Arthur, Esq, Of Jasper coun-
ty, as Assistant Secretary pro tempore.
Carried.
Col. VIM. H. Sessions, of Blackhawk
county, moved that committee, con-
sisting of one from each Judicial Dis.
trict, be appointed by the Chairman
on Credentials, when
Hon. A. B. +. Hildreth, Of Floyd
county, proposed to amend the motion
of Col. Sessions, and offered the fol-
lowing resolution, which was adopted:
Resolred, That, in making up the several
Committees of this Convention, the Delegates
of each Judicial District shall select the men,
bers to represent their respective Districts on
said Committees.
The roll of Districts was called and
the following gentlemen were elected
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-06-25
Grand Celebration
OF THE
GLORIOUS 4TH T!


IN V0AnAGS VxxX.
The S7th anniversary of our Nation
al Independence will be celebrated by
the loyal people of Northern Iowa, at
Charles City, on Saturday, July 4th,
1868.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-06-25
COMMITTEE ON CREDENTIALS.


Districts
lst-B. S. Merriam of Lee county.
I'd j. B. Glenn of Davis county.
Sd &C. Willard Of Clark county.
4th--Genry Ford Of Harrison county.
5th--Geo. w. Jones of Warren CO.
eth. II. Sanders of Keokuk CO.
It'll. Carskadden Of Mnscatine CO.
Sth-W. w. Hanford Of Benton co.
9th-Zimri Streeter of Blackhawk CO.
lOth--James O. Crosby Of Clayton CO.
llth--D. d. Chase of Hamilton CO.
Hon. Joshua F. Tracy of Des Moines
county, moved the appointment of a
Committee to select Officers for the
permanent organization Of the con.
vention. The motion was adopted,
and the following gentlemen were
elected q
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-06-25

Voted to take formal ballot for
candidate for Governor, when the sevc-
raj ballotings proceeded with the fol-
lowing results
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a health i'll a few we' lis hv-a vcfysy III, ~
remedy, after wing suffered several sc. :.
W til a7sevefcSlnng affection, and that drta'. .
disease, Cousan ptisn--is an& ions TO m;,i
known to his fellow :uiIcrcrs tic meAus :.
cure , S.,@a y .... .''.g -sa.&' va
To,all who desire /! he Will send d cerv
he prescription used ttree q c arge,l go.
the directions for preparing and using
same. WHICH they swil End SURE Gu.,2 RI,
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only object of the advcrii>Gr n sNndiur 9
Prescription is to benefit tho afflicted M (.
prG4d nto!m ationru hich lis eosceives To- . :
'nya'nnJl', an be hopes eyo,y-!uFerer wi
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nndmly prove blessing. .rrs +! -
Part es wishing the prescription viii plea&t
address REV EDWARD A WILSON,
Wilamsburgh, Kings County, N.Y. .ln2,s t.-
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THr confess i ms nnd Exp En- EN- Z
q a SUFFERER Publ he'd ~ a warning
Hnd for the especial neft of Yong Men AID
those who suffer with Nervous Debility Loss
of Memory Premature To- &c. & '.'--
by on" who has eu ed h m elfh, .nn'r moan,
after being put 10 great expenses and neon
'enence. thro""h the use of wort less med =
zines nr"ssr Rod nv learned AD"ctors -
Single copies may be had f the author
y. A AMBERE. Esq.s Grecnroint. Long
Island, by cnr'oSin !, q rnst paid add:rssetl en-.
ve'o~e. Address Charles II Lambe,t. F~e
GcceHpoint. Long Island. N Y fn35ns
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.-.. ORIGINAL NOTICE I -.
TO William Ms. Sanders Gef az.
auf..

&S'E: you are hereby notified that there T
Snow on file in The om If h. clerk of & Is,
District Court of Howard County Iowa q PEI
titon Of William Far claiming Of you IL.
s''n OF two hundred and twenty nine d llass
and sixty three cents r,getilcr with interest
thereon SINCE August Ssh 1858 rs. morev
due on a nrommssory note made by you ia.
the plainNiff bearing dare January ed Il $50 :
and THAI unless you appear and anSSs.
thereto on or before noon Of the second "a.
Of the next term OF the District t'ourt to Is,
begun and held in said How srd oeliasy COZ. :
mnncing on the fifth Monday after tho thi!,I
Monday in Sep embe'1 s63 year default W. J
will beer tered and Judgement rendot d a
gainst You Tor the whole amount claimed
with interest and costs oS suit. You are n,-s,
notified that q writ Of alta hment has becp d
pr1yed for and granted there ...f.
D.. Dated New Oregon Iowa August 9Th 1899. .
GOODRICH MEAD. S. T.l1 81 stgl
-, ATTORNEYS fer Pile
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TIE M0n"L SWING MA.
CHINE!

TINE CHEAPEST ~ TIE WORLD!
N'H-s,n rSH !! V1T1 ~ IHTAaaT
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
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ORIGINAL. MOTT

: p .'r' ORIGINAL NoFls F.. p"
7a = r. L. -Cct Carey. Van Reusa1ear
Carey and Sophia Corsy:
YOU are hereby notified tat IN or before
4 the 2eth aaesof August r es. there will
he on file in the office of the Clerk Of the
District Court ct Howard Comfy. Iowa,
petit on of Nich la Birt- ,claming Of on
+ the sum Of one hundred dollars. tber
with TIN per- inter st thereon rom ~, Way
IS 1862 "a n,oasY A.ae IN 4 FEN, 80 Y note
made by ~yIvester j. ftreyf" am Antrv,
and by i'm ass g',ch Il" fhe plaintiff IN ais"
ask; ns the foreclosure Of u m"itgage made
bv the sad Yam RMsa'ea Grey and Sophia
Carey to secure thu payment OF the sad
note. md that unless you appear and answer
ftherctn on or before noon OF the sec nd dav
TO. tho next ter, of the District Court to be
held in said Eonnty. commencing on the fit,
ENon1ny a'tcr thss third ''ond:v inaSeptemher
1868. yourE eijnht will be euteredfand j''dg.
n,ent and a deerea gof foreclosure rendered
against yoi as rravrd for in said petition
Dated Jrly"24 1888. - ."s tn4O-4
GOODRICH &-MEAD, 49,.
T. Attorneys for Petitioner.
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FAMILY AND MANUFACTURING PURPOSE

q FAMILY AND MANUFACTURING PURPOSES.
Isl ME n CONSTRUCTION 5durah'r in all their
parts. and reaIilv nn1ers'ood They haze
certainty IF stitch on nj, KIDS of FL hric, and
nre adapted to wide range of work with
ont change or ahin ',uent Using all kinds
Of Thread WI Hem. Fell, Bind. Gnther
Rrn;d TUX Quilt Cord and in fact do al
kinds Of work required nv Families or
uan"fa Jurors They make the Interlock
Shuttle Stitch which cannot be excei'ed for
f m ness elasticity, durability and elegance
Of fini h
THEY HAVE RECEIVED THE HIGHEST PREMIUMS !
in o. erv instance where they have hecn ex-
hibited in com netition with otter standard
Mach mes. We inv.te all persnns in search
of an inst rument to execute any kink at Sew
ng now do 9 nv Machinery, tn inspect them
and moke sur' they secure the best. bv proving
the Weed before purchasing. The. Comnanv
being duv licensed tho Machines are gro.
tected a"a,nst intringements or litigation. .~
~ rrsons at distance can order by mai
with perfect confidence thai the Machine
will reach them safely, and that they will
be ahleto m mage it to their entire satsfac
ton, with no other aid than tho printed in
struct,on~ accompanying each Machine
Every explanation wi ! be cheerful'y give
TO ali. ether the, with to purchase or MOT.
Descriptive Circulars. togeth with peel
mems of Work. will be furnished to all who
des re them ny mai or otherwise.
~ Re,,atle agents Wnnh in all -local
tiles in the INIT d States, Canadas British
| Provinces. Cuba. Mexico. Central ard S'uth
America. West india Islands and the Raha
| ma islands. to whom we offe" great induce
ments Energetic men will find it a paying
business as reliable Sewing Machines have
become necessity in every family. We
maaut cture great variety OF stvis. from
(which we give n few prices mo 2 Family
$50; No 9 Extra 500; No. 2, Halt Case
| Sos and $75 No. 3 & 4, Manufactu'i &
I$75 and SS5. ~sz' as 'gi tn4614vl
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4 rARDTo Young LADIES AND

"A rARDTo Young LADIES AND
"A GENTLE EN- The subscriber will
send free of CHARGE to all VIII" doSire it, the
Rncipe and direct ons for making simple
Hegrtable BoiAn- that will In @flrm two tt
eight days remove Pimnles. B'otc es. Tan
Frecke2. <alidwness, aud all iMnnrites aud
ROT, ghness 81 the skin, le.ve;n the same q,
N ,st1irc fnt~nf'pd it shS"lds be--sof. clear
sr,ooM ami bea,t;fal' T.oSe desiring the Re-
c, sc. withTfin instructions directions and
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