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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-10-28

besides the origination of much treason
and darnation-between Forts Bunker
Hill and Totten, within quarter of
mile of the former and three quarters of
the latter There are good barracks 100
feet long by 20 wide, made of boards in
stead of stockades, with nice floor of
planed boards; the roof has two layings
of tarred paper on top of inch boards, SO
there is no chance of our getting wet eve
ny night there comes quick driving
shower. There are 70 hunks in one end
about seven by ten feet, calculated for the
surgeons. AS long as we stay in these
barracks we have no reason to complain.
1t hardly seems as though we were in the
army. We have to bring water about
fifty rods up steep hill, but the spring
we get it from is a never failing one, at
least never knew it to fail. Some of
the boys complain because they think it is
a lonesome out-of- the-way place, and say
they would as lief 60 into wilderness
among the wild beasts and savages.
But | do not look at it in any such
light.
October, 16-You see soldier cannot
always write a whole letter at once.
Sometimes it takes spell. a spell and a
half or two spells. So it is with me this
time. | am agoing to take my time and
write you just as long letter as have
mind to, and you may cut as much as
you have mind to off the ends or take
some out of the middle.
Yesterday battery M arrived at Fort
Slocum 1t rained right good bit, and
of course they got little damp. But
they were made of good stuff and did
not dissolve. went over and saw ny
brother and fellow by the name of
Charles Brown who used to work for Per-
ly Hill. They were we'll and looked as
tough as two beeves | also saw Thomas
Ncwcomb of Eden he looked rather thin
though he said he felt we'll. | saw a
number of battery F boys from Irasburg,
John Mason, Henry Hill and two Stiles
boys. They were well enough guess.
| did not hear them complain any. The
five new recruits that came into this COM
pany the 18th of last month are all we'll
and on duty.
There is considerable excitement Just
now around about Washington on account
of the rebels getting pretty opstropolous.
Last night pickets were thrown out to keep
watch and this morning nine men and two
coporals went out from our company, but
three men came back, so we have---
out now
Six new recuits for company f just ar
rived, two by the name of Young, one
William Webster, one Mackres, the other
two | don't know what their names are :
ParleS 0ouS guess; heard one say,
-" Bon for ye," and the other Oui, oui,
o oni." Dear old Boss, it has been a very
wet day, aud even now
THE thunders roll from pole to POLE
The lightenings fash from sky to sky"
From your devil,
EIIrRy III WFpsTEp
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-10-28

FIRE IN CAMBRIDGE.--D. Fl. Stafford
grist-mill. with all its contents was burn
ed the morning of the 22d inst. The
loss is estimated at $4,000. Insured for
$4,000.
The mill was built in lS47 and has
ground from 1900 to 10000 bushels,
annually. He had repaired his mill a
few years ago and was doing fair bust.
ness. h
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-10-28

SINGING ScHooL.--A union ticket sing
ing school, under the charge Of James
Whitney. Is soon to be opened in Johnson.
A session Of thirty evenings is antici-
pated. DIR. Whitney is good singer, and
/. . good teacher, and this will b. rare
\ opportunity for persons wishing to learn
" sing. y Il fee
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-10-28

ca The Atlantic for November, ia
again on the table. 1t has an interesting
table of contents, and among the writer's,
are H.. w. Longfellow, Oliver Wendall
Holmes. Prof. Agassiz, Charles Sumner.
James Russell Lowell. and several other
writer's of note.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-10-28

8 Alfred Holbrook. of this town,
has brought us cabbage which weighs
20 pound, a beet weighing 6 "a lbs, two
turnips-one weighing s and the other 9
Sand some nice English turnips.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-10-28

az The Methodist Church at Cam
bridge has been raised and good base
ment added. and the audience room
thoroughly remodeled. Reopening SER
vices are to be held on Friday of this
week.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-10-28

sB We are indebted the Adjutant and
Inspector General-P. T. Washburn-for
copy of his report to this State
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-10-28

ALLOTTED PAY.-Assignees and others
holding orders for allotted pay of the
Ninth Regiment, are hereby notified that
returns have been received for July and
August, and that this Office is prepared to
pay the sums received in the usual way.
The settlement Of clothing account of the
Ninth Regiment will explain the fraction
al amounts received for members of the
regiment.
JOHN B PAGE. State Treasurer.
Rutland, October Goth, 1868.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-10-28

rs ca Among the deaths in Hospital at
Fortress Monroe lately we notice the
names of Silas Nichols G. H. Isham. Cur.
tbs Spencer and E. H. Hubbard, and
Porter S. Niles, son Of Salmon Niles, of
Morristown, of the 9th Vt.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-10-28

SNow.--On Sunday morning last, snow
was seen on the mountains in this vicini-
ty. 1t continued falling little through
the day, but not enough to whten the
ground.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-10-28

EJ T. F. Barnes, has enlarged the d.
mansions Of his store, and is fitting 1t up
in good shape.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-10-28

EE Isaac Leighton, of this town has
brought in turnip which weighs 10 IL
pounds.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-10-28

1t thus appears that 948 men were Sc
cured by the draft. being exactly ONE
FIFTH of the quota Counting in, hoWev-
er, those who satisfied the requirements
of the draft by paying their $500 apiece,
the deficiency which the Adjntant Gene
raj says is to be raised by supplemental
draft if not otherwise provided. is l,943
men. The veteran regiments, if raised
will make up this deficiency.
For the Rosters of the regiments, sta
tistics of casualties. sickness, care of sick
and wounded, official reports of engage
ments, &C., &c, we must refer our read
ers to the report.
General Washb does not make out
a very high state of military efficiency,
in our state militia. The armament of
the State is 8 brass and 4 iron six-pound-
ers SO Springfield rifles, 5l3 smooth bore
muskets, SO 6intlocks, and 80 Windsor
rihes.--Eree Press.
ca A gentleman hailing from Columbus,
Ohio, says that on the night of the cleo
ton the excitement was intense. To one
crowd q Colonel Moody, who was former
ly Methodist Clergyman, made speech,
and as he drew near to close he said :
" If was in a Methodist meeting would
cry glory to God ! and sing the Doxolo.
gy." At this the crowd all cried. :" Hats
off Silence Go it. Colonel" At once
he commenced " Praise God." to the tun,
Of Old Hundred, and the vast multitude
took it up, and every man in il sang will
all his might Wasn't it sublime9 A
nobler anthem" for the deliverance Goo
has wrought out for us from traitors anc
bloody men could not have been sung
and the impressiveness of the scene Cal
only be appreciated by those whose for
tune it was to witness it.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-10-28

FIREIN WOODBURY.. The barn Of Thos.
Harvey Esq, was struck by lightning
last evening (Alonday) and entirely con-
sumed with all its contents.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-10


The following dispatch Of the Chicago
Tribune shows that German, who has >
special reverence for the sacred right OF
traitors to their human property, has at
the same time strong proolivity for cot
ton:
Memphis, Feb. 5, Wis Cairo, Feb 6.
Thomas HI. Yeatman, special agent Of
the Treasury Department, to-day, seized
los bales and thirty-seven bags of cotton
brought up from below Helena in viola
ton Of special orders. The cotton is said
TO be the property of Compton & Ranger;
but rumor says that high military author
tiles are part owners, aud Gorman is msn-
toned.
Certainly Germans skirts have long
borne the imputation of secret co-part-
nership with Ranger. . Jew, owning the
steamer Evansville, and Col. Compton,
who runs that craft. Certa:nly, also, the
Evansville has been VIGOROUSLY the To-
cipient Of trading facilities. under Cor
mans special orders, denied to other
steamers. The Government may gain BY
looking into Germans gornandisiag OPP
erations in cotton. ~E 4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-10
COMMERCIAL.


DArLv Cars OIrv ovvlss,
Ksokrx Ysb. .. %.
There 10 very little produce eeming In at present.,
and esassssuauy little dsisg n nss dspassasst "
srads, asA ~ ahaasss in prices.
FLoUk-sapssaAso % 80; sprins wAsassxtsa -
o. Pail wAsatRxtrses 80.
BUCnWHKAr FLOUR-es stoe3 - . ~ -.
conn MkAL-6507oc 100 ~,
BRAN ANDsHoRrs-soto eOs , leeHs.
SHIP sTUPH-6sc-
CoRN-2oSa95ce bush.
sARLEY-6e 10 soc.
WHKAT-Fan q %; Spring so9e6c y a
RYE-y0232ac
oATS-28c 70 30.
poTAToES-soc. Retail / 00c.
suGAk-- New Orleans tsiT Iqci pEtsss M
choice ~; clarified l5 erusled and powdered iGi.
MOLASSKS-Plsn,atioL50d soc SIS; So q rhopAssaaAs;
Golden Hyrups40 discovery searess sorsan aeosse.
COTPEE-Ric ss0S4c; Jsvs =; Laguyrs S0o94
RICE-sl0Sis. ~ Efs
soAP-Pain 10, Faniiy sas, Gsrnas q.
cAxDLss--starl7ts sssrins II, Mould y.
TALLOW-Ske.
.LARD-Tto 90.
BUTTER-oomnon io1iie; Choice isx y He
retail i7t020e.
Il NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HANS sides 10 ssis.
Sugar Curod Hams, 81. to &C., retail loc. $50 3
LkATHRR-sols - Harnssss0oN.
HIDES-Prime dry lsts, srubby half priss eFsss
10; grssn sheep psits loc0i IS; green hog skis,
iSc.
AAY-nnosAy, sioon se.s.lsd Gil seosssa
Prairie ~ eoos %.
.skkDs-Timo,h, 100 10 -: Flax Seed b I
$50; good demand.
OHIOMe-ol 80.
EGGS-s % &c.
WHTTk BEANE-l a 10 r IA -
REATHKRS-3oGN.
fRulr- Dried Apples 81 7sO03 ooV bssAol.-
Ds4sd Peaches SsSO0es3s. Raisins % 8soDg -.
GREEN APPLEs-sot TO 90 ? bush.
CHkksE-Wsstern Reserve and Deansk II - lss
BEEF CArTLk-lt02cgross.
SHkkP-e4 O004 50 head. af
sALT-G. "A. - Is p sack Kama In - 50 ha
| rel; Lake - 60
FISH-Aacksrsl, N OIL el4ae eN p Dbl. me. 4en
Del2, Nos oS0olo. White Fish, Ne.l e4eo.
| ' half Dbl. CodFish6@7
oILs-Cosl Oil, 81 to zoe; retail 60. Linsssd Oil
| u so 10 81 SO. Lard OIL, SOC 70 u.
FAT HoGs-es Is 70 - ~ nett
RAGS-Woolsn ; Cesen3c.
oLDtKoS-ie ~. Brass Zoe ? \. Cspes
| l2ke -.
E1cHAssE.-on New .YorE n psrssss. Dankash
| funds; Phiisdslphia, Boston. Ch1sAso md Cs.eia.
| naebKpsr ssns. b. Leuis r pr csnt Geld - u
- - SS0s. SIks.S.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-10

Our loss at Fort Donelsoy, in The re-
cent fgh&, vs. twelve killed. and forsv.
one xoandsd and nissing.. 4 Thr, .rehel
loss is not less ahan 90Q killed and 500
wounded.
-Speculations in cotton run hirh. ia
xsmphis. Speculy tors are paying = hi9h
- one dollar pound, being more than
II i worth in New York.
Capt. 8. n. Archer Of the 18th Low,
kegimert was presented at Cairo with .
beautiful sword BY his companions 10
aruis ON the 18th of January. The pre-
bentation was made ia honor of de Cap
tain's gallant services rendered ct tie
battle Of Iuka. DR.. Huntsman OF Quin-
by's Division made the presentsiion
speech. l,slIE
-Adjutant Kirkwood Clark Of the
f6th Regiment, who WAS badly woandsd
At Arkansas Post, il pronounced 70 be-
recovering. II was 1t 6rst supposed
that anputation Of the wounded lsg woald
De necessary; but it is probable that he
wiii get along without the loss OF the
limb.
Comm,ssloner Honoway's annual Ne
port 70 Congress shows in 1853 6.O38
.PPnsations for patents. 1921 issues OF
wnaen' al but sighty-three, TO citizens
o. the United States number sxtended
swen'y-'wo; number expired, 6lS; ex.
- G recapts over expanditnfes. naor-
y Soo,UOo: Nearly 200 moro patents
wess issued this year than last. and more
sA.a ny previous year except 1858, 1859
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.
T)OST- OFFICE DIRECTORY.

Axxivels Ana DeperturesefbhsM
H Sssssrx NAH arri,~ 4 Y Inns Ma &nplMf. 4
7 4. ~. a.
.aAswss.ra uasis arrives AYR. II ana a.parua.
oA.M ~ t9@ Is stss2ea2
The sesthsrn Mail arrives ssP. H.. and departs
q 2 A. II.
The Northern Mail arrives At r. NJ, and departs
M7A. NJ.
The Palmyra Mall arrives nj 0 A. NJ, and Departs
at 7 A. n.
The CHARLESTON and Salem Msii arrives ate p. n :.
Ara departs at z An.
All mail matter designed 10 70 eut In the morning
mails should ts II the ofce by o'clock the evening
preceding the eparture of thu malls.
o. ~ J. u, HOWELL, p. N,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-10

Mr.. Albert D. Boileau is by no means
disposed to COVER before the menace of
the men who published treason in his
newspaper during his absence, and sought
to make him assume the resp onsibility
He prints his card in his own paper and
boldly avows it in the following words .
We publish in TO. days journal the let.
ter which We signed in Fort Henry. 1t
will speak for itself. Those who have sup
posed that zoe ,cere other than a true Tn.
fon Democrat have been very much mss.
taken. We advocate the claims OF the
Democratic party, because we believe, nay,
we know, that the men Of that party are
thestrue friends of the Union, and the
real defenders of the Constitution. liz
. no Democrat who Is not unqusiiGedly
iafavOr Of the Uaionxs8
Now that Mr.. BoiIsau has spoken
these bold words, and exhibited sincere
contrition for his sins, or rather for the
sins OF those who imposed on his good
nature, and shrank from the danger in .
cowardly manner, he is attacked and VII
kli6ed BY than. The editor Of the New
York World, who seems to be a. anx
ious TO be arrested a Mark Aeddle in
the comedy to get into . suit for dana
ges, is especially indignant "In obtain
ing bis release" says this valiant editor,
"by IN act which consigns him, there
fore, to the contempt of honest nsen and
the scorn Of the loyal, he has (and this is
the only view in which his action has
more than petty personal Significance
prevented the Government from Fighting
Its wrong, and cuabled it to establish an
other precedent of lawless desposism. y
The editor of the New York Express,
who entertains as poor An opinion Of good
Enssish as be does Of the Union, speaks
~ follows:
The PHILADELPHIA BoILEAu.-The
Philadelphia Evening journal ia killed
of more eHectually than Gen Sohenck
could have killed it by the arrest Of Boz
leau, or the military encampment in the
Office, and that is, by the craven card of
its publisher, Boileau A man who can
beg off from gaol by such card as that
is not much Of man, and certainly ia
not ut Tor the stuff Journalists should be
made OF in such times as these.
This is, Of course, family quarrel,
and We can hardly be expected to inter-
fere but, at the same time, we think it
would be far more honorable for the men
who wrote the reasonable articles in the
Journal to avow the authorship than 20
cover Mr.. Boileau with reproacLes. 81
distinctly disavow," said Mr., Hoilcsu,
such article or articles benz puLlished
with my proper aulhosAy o. kno~lsdes,
and declare that such publication has
been made 81 other persons. agsat or en-
ploysees, without my consens and intsn-
tiol. Here Is plain statement under
oath. M Boilsas ID iAnscent- Who il
guilty? Who are "the other parsons 7"
Perhaps the authors Of tho habsas cor
pus dissertations, Or the suppressed pam
pallets. or the Phiiadelphia correspond
emit Of the Nav York World can aaswe-rs
II they are men, they will boldly ID. NIT
the responsibility they soseht to l.sten
upon an innocent person.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-10

80 Nottce % Property Holders.
Properly holders will confer favor the Assessor
By makiss ssi written iiss Of their Real Esatc and
b Wing II ready for him vhsa b calls them, and
there BY nabs HIN iul1i hia duties In the time
qsirsd bylaw
DxNL RUBtoAM, Assessor.
once vnA Williams i King. ID Street, between
Main and Johnson tAn2S-d
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II IT, IAlq1n4411L /
SCIENTIFIC AkERI'
/" III Hi 1sslitkai fap.r q fis'
Mghtssnth Year.
vslunAs Win. $50 New asri
NEW VOLUME OF This

A NEW VOLUME OF THE
IA uLAR journal esmnsness On NJ nrsX
airy. i publtshsd vsskiy, and svpry nu
70 ten original engFavin9s Of new InvsHsior#
coyeries, al Of which are prepared slxpsess
columns. y Is
Te The moehaAkc ma WAsnufus%
No person engaged In any Of tho mech %
manufacturing pursuits should think II " do
out" the SctExTtvic AMsAIcAn. Il ccs4s bst&
per week sserS number contains frsn six Il
gravipEs Of new machines and fnvsulion1, W
NOT BE- fosnd Ia any other psblisations
,gt To tAe InvsnteIt. 4
The scisSTI1Tc AnsslcAs y indlsppaeeAis3
tions ~ nearly 81 the bsA tsvsattsab = -
out. but each numbsr eontains ~ O11ctAi In
CtxinS - al1she enlenos ieeneA ke0 ~ Un4sa
Patent once dusing sAe week psevkuas; th,a
| torrsct history Of tAS preEseaA 81 tAve Dtio II
country va arc slee receiving, evssy veek /
| sri.li,nc jousnsls 81 0rea, Ariiata, France, /
mhIyi thus placing In our poseeSstos al thst5
prinG In neehanical schemes ~ AT I'D tAoee Oh
ides. We Ahah continue - traasfer - cor
copious extracts from tAsss 5osssols u what
4 pamphlet Of tnsiruction . 70 the bsss nod
tanning Lsttsrs Patent - ssw intsutps1e, y n
Hsssss. GUHs Z CO. have acted - Patent s.
fsv ness tAan ssyestsss yspsB, u esapsss1tsa
Ne eAasee Il nad. for sxansaiss skslshes an
~ rev inssssssns aad ~ s1vtaiaS isvsntSssa u
patsntaAihty- en8 rsg
ChsnAsss, AEehlsseas, MEillwr
fDs srrnsr,sse AaRnscAs win D. ssund
usefsi journal to them. All ths neu discovers
l 81 wfN H. No. nuxfss 49,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-10

40 '@S' Military Notice.
Ovs,cs ~ Sas PRsvost MARSHAL GaHxaALl
snvfns Iowa AHp AIss0URi HonDsa. !
0lks0xuK, Iowa, JAnuARy Som, i663.9
BY psrsnpAosy orders frsa Hesdqust<rs furnish-
Ing lquors of any Kind, ale, beer, cider, vine 10.
either b sals, mr. Or barsss, " snl,sa ssidis d
As United otaess 10 prohbited under peaaly Of nns
and inprtsouMspt.
Notice y shsrsfore given that the above order vi
be rigidiy enforced within this District.
JOHN n. HIATT
Jau1I-d i 80 Proves Aasshsl 6Sneral
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-10

The Cen - oMs and Experience Of
"a koor Xoung Man.
gentleman having been cured 1t the results OF
early and disease, WILL from motives OF benevo-
iense send 20 those who resuss y, copy of.hs above
interesting alive, pubtsAed By AinssE This 1T
Ne bsok 10 designed warning and caution 70 young
mon and those who ~ Ger from NsRyous DEBILITY,
Loas o. AHnoRy, PREkATuRr DECAY, kc, &C. sup
plying q The sims the Of sslfcuse Single
copies win b. sent under seal In plain env elope
slshout ehsrge.to sns ono who request H. BY addrss
sing the axskoT, Esaas..
CHAs. A. LAMBERT, Rsq.,
dscs-dsa 0reshpoini. Long Island, New York.
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no the Public.

The history Of the Mormon s0journ in Hancock
~. liaois, ought mot to be ivst The time may come
when thAtAislory may b. given 70 the world.
The undsssgned has now In his possessions nun.
Der ofvalasbs doe pertaining 70 those times
and 10 auxLDnsto collect hers In order that true
and iuii histo,y thereof may epreparsa. Many psE
In Iilnois and lows doubties in possession
Of sach dossnenis, both prin cd and manuscript. use
less to themselves, and which ight BE- sendrroi
vicesble ip such An Undertaking.. Copies Of any news
papers and asesns issssd ~ Nauvoo, during thai
psriod ofisttsrs 10 or from Msrmou digntsesies
and State oDtiAl s-will b thsnifuny resolved and
al such will 10 sarefuiiy preserved, and after use
dspostsd In chs Library Of tbs lHpois hi.tora So
city. Z THOMAS GRkG6.
Hamilton, T1laoIs. jan2l
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AuDirOR's OFFICE, IOWA,
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es3aasssa 4 saeoh
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Home Insurance Company, Of New York.
S T A T E M E N T

the first day january D. 1885, made the Auditor Of the Sta
* pursuant to the Statute of that State.
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EConpAH ysfN
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
Hsns - Abroad, Second series;
otosy ~ ths 0uAsh,
The outheslanAs.
New Annnai OyclQpedia 1851; y
Tne Peolo Je1rn4f, ~ nayard Taylor
NFtn0s ~ Aario1 Marlasdl y
eusuoa 0ioWa1ov4 Deok3
OkaEonDo RIVER sst
Edwin orolhselqfs, ~ Winthrop;
Shadow In to nouee.
This day ssseiyeA q
DROWM9LL'D nssk Doeeo,
feh1-d Cor. Aain oAA ~ oleoeko,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-28
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exquisite style.
The Folding case Of the Family Machine is .
piece of cunning workmanship Of the most useful
kind. II protects the machine when not in use,
and when. about to be operated may be opened as
spAcious and Substantial table to sustsin the
work. While some Of the Cases. made on. Of the
choicest woods, are faishedin the simplest and
chastest manner possible, others are adorned and
embelished in the most costly and superb manner
tits absolutely necessary TO see the Family
Machine in operation, go as to judge Of its great
capacity and beauty Il. fast becoming as pop
ular for tenily sewing as cur Manufacturing ma
chimes are for IN manufacturing purpose
The Branch Ofiees are all we'll supplied with
silk twist, thread, needles, oil, &C., Of the best
quality.
Send for PAMPHLET.
TIE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
45S Brosdwav. N. Y.
- Chicago Once, SO Clark Street.
r. kRAUSE,
jy23-d6m Agent in Davenport.