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HEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES FoRGEs,(
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. q, 1868. {

HEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES FoRGEsl
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. q, 1868.
Special order No. 81.
l. The Nashville Gas Light Company
having, by its authorized agent, refused
to make proper transfers of certain
shares in their Company, legally sold by
the Cincinnati Gas Light and Coke Com
pany to A. G. SANFORD and J. H. OGDEN,
alleging as the cAuse of such refusal, the
provisions of certain measure of Sc
questration, passed by the so-called Con-
federate Congress, by which the right of
persons, in the Northern portion of the
United States in property in the Southern
portion thereof, was declared 20 be for
feited;
u is hereby Ordered, That the Nashville
Gas Light Company, by their proper
officers, Immediately make transfer to the
parties heret ofore named upon the Com
pany books, in accordance with the
Charter and Bylaws Of the corpora
ton and the Statutes of the State of
Tennessee, not repealed or abrogated by
competent authority.
The act of any legislative convention
or other body called for the purpose of
legislating in rebellion to the Govern
ment of the United States, or of any
legislature convention, or body SUISSE
quent to its passage of acts uncOnstitu-
tional and rebellious to the Government
of the United States, are not competent
authorities.
Ind it is hereby further Ordered, ThataI
individuals and corporations attempting to
avail themselves of, or TO obey any law
of the so-called Confederate Congress
or any statute of any Legislature passed
subsequent to the passage of disloya
acts by such legislature, shall forfeit al
their property in pursuance Of the Con-
llscation Act, passed by the Congress o
the United States; and, the individuals
attempting for themselves or for corpo
rations, to commits this act of treason shall
be sent South of the lines of the United
States Army.
| By order of
Brig Gen. r. B. MITCHELL,
Commanding.
JOHN PRATT, A. A. Gen'l
Feb28-10t.
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Great Inducements 60 DcaIers and
suffers.

Great Inducements 60 BeaIcrs and
suffers.
We have now in store ten pockets Of
old Government Java Coffee, also good
stock of Prime Rio Coffee, Sugar, Tea, In
digo, Spices Pepper, Soap, Candies,
Cream Tartar, Soda, Fine Champagne,
Sparkling Catawba, Madeira and Port
Wines, Old Otard, Duprees Brandies, in
cases of one and two dozen, Fancy Ar
ticles, Toilet Soaps of all kinds, Tooth
and Hair Brushes, Fine Cigars, Toilet,
Fine and Pocket Combs, Yankee Notions,
Commercial, Note, Cap and Letter Paper,
Envelopes, Suspenders, &c, &c. Fresh
Roll Butter, Western Reserve and Ham
burg Cheese, and thousands of other ar
icles suited to the City trade and SUIT
lers. Those wishing good bargains will
do well to give us an early call, No. 65,
east side public square, three doors above
the north east corner, Nashville, Tenn.
HARVEY, HUGHES & Co.
March l.
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MORE PRISONERS Thirty prisoners
were brought in from the front yester-
day, among whom were 1t. Col. II. II.
DAVIDSON, of the Goth North Carolina,
Capt. II. s. Morris, 25th Alabama and
Drum Major THOMPSON COLEMAN, of the
25th Alabama.
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The daily arrival of the cars from
Louisville brings Groceries, Vegetables,
Dried and Preserved Fruits of every dis
cription to w. w. ToTTEN's Grocery
House, No. 20, College street, opposite
the Sewanee House.
Families will do well TO call and see
his large and well assorted stock that he
is selling at low rates.
Feb II If ~ -.--. r-
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CARELESS SHoorINd.-Wo have of late
heard complaints Of the careless shoot
ing of the soldiers stationed on Fort
Negley, near this city. Several of the
soldiers there, have been wounded by the
carelessness oftheir comrades Yesterday
some one on the Fort, fred a mimic rifle
the ball of which penetrated the dwell
ing of Esq. WILKINSON, endangering the
life Of his family. Let the proper au-
thority have a stop put to this careless
and unnecessary shooting, before other
and more serious results transpire.
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JUsT RECEIVED, A fresh supply of
every variety of Groceries at w. W,
TotrEN's, No. % College Street opposite
the Sewanee House, where families can
supply themselves at the lowest market
rates.
Feb. 6-tf
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HEADQUARTERS, U S FORCES,
NASHVILLE, Tenn Feb II, 1868.
Special Orders, No. 46.

NASHVILLE, tenn fep ~ lou''
Special Orders, No. 46.
VI, Col MARTIN, Provost Marshal, will
arrest and con6ne in the Penitentiary,
WILLIAM II. CALHOUN and G. w. DONNIE
GAN, rebel inhabitants of this city,
They will be kept in such confinement
till john A. GoLTz and r. T. II. Tabs,
peacsable citizens of Nashville, now inn
prisoned by the Confederate authorities,
are released and arrive safely within the
Federal lines. BY order of
Brig. Gen. R0B'T y, MITCHELL,
Commanding Post
john PRATT, A. A. Gen,
feb 22-2w
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HEADoUARrERs U. s. FORCES,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. q, 1868 !

HEADQUARTERS U. y. FORCES,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. n, 1885
Special Order No, 81.
~. All dealers in and holders of cot
ton, in this City or vicinity, will imme-
diately make report to these Headquar-
tiers of all cotton in their possession, stat
ing the number of bales and from whom
received.
" Reports will also be made to these
Headquarters of all contracts made for
cotton, stating the number of bales, and
their location, and the names of the
owners.
vi Failure to make prompt, full, and
correct returns, will subject cotton unre-
ported TO seizure. By Order of
Brig Gen, r. b. MITCHELL,
Commanding.
john PRATT, A. A, G,
feb.29.Gt
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Suffers can supply themselves with
every variety Of goods at w. w, ToTTEN's
No. % College Street, opposite the Sc
vance House, at the lowest rates.
Feb. b-tf
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D. APPLETON & Co, of New York,
have our thanks for a copy of their
Railway and Steam Navigation Guide"
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Yesterday was a rainy, sloppy, muddy
disagreeable day,
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Headquarters Posi-, NASHVILLE, Tenn !
January 10, 1868,

Special Orders, No. Is.
.
Nv. Permission is given to the munich.
pal authorities Of this city to impress
yagrant negroes into the service of per-
forming scayenger duty in the city, so
far as it can be done without impeding
the operations of the military impressing
patrols. By order of
Brig Gen. ROB'T b. MITCHELL,
Commanding Post
JEO, PRATT, A, A. G.
JNo. HUGH SMITH, Mayor of Nashville
Jan. l6-tE
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NoTcE.-Mr JouN LANGDoN will find
it to his interest to call at the Office Of
LEE S. DUNN & Co., No. 20, Union street
March SGT.
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DR.. Kings Dispensary
ron PRIVATE DISEASES.

~ @@sS1aD DIR KING, formerly Of New York, tor
80 the last four years Of Louisville, Ky,
- and who has devoted his attention 10
the treatment Of private diseases for 80 years naoTa
himself, having attended 10 practice for 90 many
years, and cured 80 many Thousands, he 10 enabled
to cure all diseases of private nature, no matter
how bad they may be from inJudcious medical treat
ment, or rom neglect OF their own. DR.. Kings
Dispsnsary IL No. rs Deaderlck street, between Cher
ry and tho Square, second story, whore he cures all
diseases OF private nature
Gonorrh@a cured without nRuseous nodiclnos or
Interference with business
Structures OF old recent date eeotually cured IN
few days, by an operation which causes no main.
Where structure exlste health cannot be employed
Perhaps no disease causes mischief and nt dor
mines the constitution much.
syphilis, with all the diseases Of the skin growing
out Of neglect or bad treatment can DO effeotually
cured In few days.
Seminal Weakness 'tontion having boon
given TO this disease, and all the consequences grow
lug out Of t, brought on IN many cases by tho Dc.
struCtiye habits Of inc0naderate youths, and excess
I've indulgence Of tho passions, a neglect OF which
will undermine the constitutions rendering the sub
iect unfit for business society," and causing prema
| tuTe old age,
Females who may be laboring with any dlfncuty Of
| the Womb may rest assured Of immediate relief
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating
their case, with fee enclosed, direct 10 Dr. "A King
No. 23 Deaderick street, Nashville, Tenn, win have
the necessary medicines sent to their address Onos
hours from o'clock In the morning until In the
Vening July i0--in d4wly
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last night, and realized that our predic-
tons, expressed in our issue of yester-
day, were fully realized--that Mrs. BER-
yARD's benefit would be the grooming oc-
casion of the season. The house was
filled to overlooking. We were so elated
at her decided success, that we have no
criticism TO make. Some call Mrs. b.
"our HATTIE" Not being personally ac-
Quainted with the lady, we do not use
such familiar terms, but we can assure
her that all we said Of her yesterday, is
heartily reiterated to-day.
After CAMILLE was performed, Mana
ger DUFFIELD, in behalf of few Of her
many friends and admirers, presented to
Mrs. BERNARD fine and beautiful dia-
mond ring--saying that it was not only a
token Of their appreciation for her abili-
ties as an actress, but also for her social
merits and amiable qualities We con-
graduate both Mrs. BERNARD and Mana
ger DUFFIELD on last nights success, and
hope that they will live to realize many
more such.
Tonight will be presented "RicRaro
III" and "lMr. and Mrs. Peter White"
---------saa-------
SPRAGUE's MINsTRELs-This troupe oil
negro melodists will give grand matt
nee this evening, at Odd Fellows Hall
for the accommodation of families and
children who cannot attend at night
Take your little ones and let them laugh
and grow fat
At night the Ministries will also give
one of their entertaining concerts.
% "
RIVER NEws.-The Cumberland is sti
falling, with about twenty feet water OIL
the shoals
We find the following imperative orde
to Cumberland river boatmen in the Gin
Cinnai Commercial of yesterday
Owing to the unusual demand 70
steamboats, in the transportation of mill
tary stores on the Cumberland river, an
the number of licensed pilots being in
adequate TO the demand, and from thi
cause pilots have exacted exorbitar
prices for their services, it is therefor
ordered that, in case of fleet of steamer
being required for the transportation eN
clusively of military stores or for mill
tary service, the steamer in advance {
such fleet shall have two licensed pilot
and the boats following shall be provide
with good and competent men, under
d standing the steering and navigating
steamboats,, who shall be considere
sufficient for plotting such vessels, viii
exclusively engaged in transporting mil
tary supplies If more pilots than abo'
named can be procured ON fair and rel
sonable terms, then they shall be cquiti
bly, distributed throughout the fleet.
Done at the city of Louisville, Ky
March 3, 1868. e. M. SHIELD,
Supervising Inspector of the Seyen
District
JOHN sHALLCROSS,
Supervising Inspector of the Six
District.
The Louisville Journal of yesterdi
advertises the Newsboy and Exchan
for this port.
The Ohio was falling fast at Louisyi
yesterday, with fifteen feet eight inch
water in the canal.
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LEE S, DUNN & Co. pay the highest
prices for Vouchers and Government
Claims. Cali and see them before SELL
ing, at No, 20 Union street.
March 3-if.
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LOCAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 7, 1868
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FOUND.

A POCKET BOOK containing a small amount Of
IA money and some notes and receipts, which the
charges. Inquire u s, a. RAPLEE, sswannso
House, mArCh5-ltF
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GRAVE ROBBERS.

Let the poor soldier, who may fall in
battle or by disease, far away from home
and friends, be buried among strangers,
for there his bones may rest undisturbed;
no yandal will desecrate his grave it re-
mains for the freedom hating pOltroons at
home, TO commit such fiendish sacrilege.
We are glad to say that portion of tho
so-called Democracy denounce this out
rage, though many Of them approve it,
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Arrival and Departure OF Mails.
OTTUMwA, IOWA.


EASTERN MAIL,
yiAB. NJ. r.. n. r.
Arrives Daily-Sundays excepted--at 8:t5 D. m.
and $50 p. m. Leaves at 800 a. m. and 1890 A. m
Time half an hour faster than common. Mail closes
one hour before the train leaves ftfgGEaN
SOUTHERN MAIL, tKeokuk).
VIA TT. n. N. & NJ. R. q.
arrives Daiy--sundays iexcepted-at 8:t5 p IN
and leaves at $40 p. m. ,
WESTERN MAIL,
. ) VIA <. FIT D. NJ an R. A. .-,.B&
Arrives Dsily=sundays excepted-at s.45 a. m:
and leaves at 9:45 a, m.
NORTH ERN MAIL,
t,,. vrApAELosEaA TO sIaouRsEY. ,t
Arrives every Friday ats o cock D. m a I'D caves
very Thursday at o'clock a. m.
e q ( ; SOUTHERN MAIL,o . =
VIA PIT ISABEL TO BLOOMFIELD. Ef
Leaves daily Sunday excepted. at 400 p. m, and
arrive at loo p. m. r
WESTERN MAIL, tBlakesburg).
cARaIED AK TINES WEEK
Arrives and leaves every day, at 4 o'clock, p. M.
j. w. NORRIS P. M.
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II commenced showing here in good earn
est on Monday night 49,. aa +. 81 -


DEs MolNEs. Nov 2l.-The Bo,rd Of State
Canvassers have completed the canvass of
the soldiers vote showing the following re-
suit Stone, for Governor. received Is, OBJ
votes Eastman, for Lieutenant Governor,
81, 426 votes. General futile. for Governor,
received 1920 votes; Duncombe, for Lieu.
tenant Governor, 2,433 votes n,akipg
Stones m ajorty of the soldiers vote IA, 752,
and East mans Is, 1913. The canvass of the
home vote is not yet made. st-s ,s n
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Post Office Notice.

The Post Office will be opnn from II,
M to 6P ", and from to p. NJ, every
day, Sundays excepted, and on Sundays
from 81 to lOt A. NJ. and from 4 to 5p. NJ.
The Keokuk mail closes at 8 A. ~.
The Burlington and Chicago mail close
at 9Aa
The Western and Southern mails closes
at 2P NJ. j W. NORRIS, p NJ.
O..umwa, Nov 26th 1863
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Support your Home Paper.
THE COURIER FOR 1864.
Volume XVI Old Series.


We take pleasure in announcing to the friends o.
the COURIER that about adding TO the material
md machinery Of the Courier office, to such an ex-
tent as win enable to compete essuliy with
any establishment in the State and we cordially In.
vite the friends OF this old standby which has been
published neutrality-suspicious. nearly lSirteem pears
to second our eferts to keep up with the times, by
corresponding increase Of patronage. We wish It,
understood that we shall take no step backward
new Volume commences about the LIST of January.
ROW Is THE TIME 80 SUBSCRIBE
1t will contain the Latest News, Correspondence
from the Army, the proceedings of Congress, and
our State Legislature, besides a large amount Of
carefully selected miscellaneous reading, such as
will make 1t
FIRST CLASS NEWSPAPER.
Our Once is now in charge of Mr.. N. D. MussELx,s
an experienced Job Printer and We shall be able to
execute eAery thing in that line with taste expedi
tion and at the lowest ruling rates.
Orders solicit ted. aF
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Foa Once, we take pleasure in calling
the attention of our readers to an advertise
ment,-that Of Howe & Stevens "Farnilv
Dhe ColorS, 7" in this DAYS papar These
Dyes have become a household nescessity.
and so general in their use that many well
dressed lady finds that many an article once
rejected as ont of date, is, by the aid Of these
Dyes, made as good as new
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Mr.. Norris of this paper has gone East
for the purpose ofpurchasing materials and
jobbing press for this office. He will pro
badly be absent about three weeks. NJ
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STILL ONWARD Notwithstanding the
hard times and high prices, the sale of the
Chemical Salerdtus is stil on the increase.
People will use it, and every successful
housewife tells her neighbor, and when her
neighbor tries it she tells another, aud thus
its fame spreads until it is hard to tell where
it will stop.
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THE IONA
? E'.ilyM GRAPE VINE !

me Iona, Seeding brought out and named nv DR..
T. "" Grant OF lena Island, near Peskskill. N Y.
ls native variety of surprising excellence which
W. now oIer,-one to every subscriber to our
paper from this date onwa ard. 1t is a healthy and
vigorous grower, With thick foliage and pertecfiv
n rfy lthoNers late and ripens TIVE weeks earlier
than the Isabella thus escaping the early and latter
rosts OF the sc ison II fruits year earlier from
me eve than any other native variety. The bunch
Is very large shouldered asd OF a peculiar wine
color T3hs pup Us tender TO the center with very
Few and small seeds. lis sweet vinous aud of de.
eidei muselt tay'r., With these qualities Ii must
take precedence of oil others as a table crane and
Tor vine 1t IS not equaie By any except possibly the
Delaware. Ii does not decay, may be kept ali winter
to raisins. e'''' Ni'tt's
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Rye BREAD We are Indebted to Mr..
naum for a specm n Of Rye Bread from hi /,
new Bakery. 1t was excellent.
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Quota Of the 9TH District.

The quota Of the 4th Congressional Dis.
trict Of iowa, under the Presidents last
call, is To3 men. The quota for each
county is as follows:
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THE "PRACTICAL FARMER !,

Is designed elevate the farmer to his true nos,top
asas ientife man. Its editorials spirited, and
among Its regular correspondents the most able
agriculturists In the country. IT will be our spr
aim to make this Journal welcome visitor to every
household. It's Ladies' Department will be found in
teresng and useful It's Youths Departmt mt win he
presided oyer by gentleman who has ears pc IN
teacher Of youth in one Of our best institutions OF
" Stall make our paper the true medium Of sue.
cess to grape grow.nr. Each number will lead the
way ard give arnistak alb directions on this sinh
ject. The novice cannot or meet with loss IL he
viii but fo!!ow our DIRECTIONS purchasing the rsht
kind or WINS, or in planting, trimming and pruning
them Tor tie garden or yiuey ard HEe
Oar price, inc uding both tn "Ionq Vine and
The paper for one year, is only One Dollar and TWEEN
Praetlcal- Farmer and scientifc Gardiner No IS
PARK Row, n. Y, you " ii! receive 4 weekly agricuI-
turs paper coral to he hest published in tn city,
II must be seen, think, that this affords n re.
markahie opportunity to make money. Twelve dol
lars e. cin rais Will secure thirteeu subscribers to
the ' Practical Farmer " AMI thirteen Iona vines.
worth az the regular price li?t sri uine dollars,
cruz ~ twelTc W.T. be e.t!ted 10 our paper at tie
cost of one dollar per antum with the vine gift and
The peson 81 persons getti7gn the club viii receive
extra vine and also paper free of charge for
ard he @ a s P T c Is sa Ts.
vii be by .AI ress free Of charge greater
the nnmder sent to one ADDE'S. less tie xpense TO
each vine, aa @a N..Ar5'
This liberal Of IL N ie Simply 10 give our paner
more extensive circulation We have stated time and
Iirgest circulation or nv ArricuituraI p~per in the
United States, AMI wffhere say Frankly tj,stthess
Siuo rats arara Us enl sue profit Buf towthit
this li5era o;se nGaiEg ths IN the end It sIH pay
us We would advise those who would secnre the
vine y tfsit Is II once Twelve Dollars and wall
send thirtacn doll1rs and red't them with thirteen
subscriptions 20 me- Practical Farmer for one wear
one time the Twelve Dollars will thus secure them
o. ccH. = r
The Iona vine is warranted TO us by Dr. Grant,
lusins hs own wertis) = to be remarkably strong
~" 'rf't roGfSd one HeTr old plants "-beipp the
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SIGEL HALE.

-JoHN ZwIrzLER, Proprietor, Front Street
Sd door West of the Ottumwa louise
( Ottumwa, Iowa. "a ~
lfyou want to drink NIT Siget, 20 10
Sigel Hall. GA
If You want good glass Q, ale, go to
Sigel Hall. FtatIN X
lfyou want a good glass of = Ter, go, to
Sigcl Hall. ySSN @'Ea
4 ~ you want 4 good cigar 60 to 0'sel
TALL a rs}s
If you want a dish Of Fresh 6 ysters, re-
ceive ". Express, go. to s,ael Hal
lfyou want anything good GO to- Sigel
Hall as-s ~--N&T K
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S4O2 for Veteran Volunteers.

S4O2 for Veteran Volunteers.
$500 for new recruits.
S75 paid before leaving the State s..
500 paid in two months after
w. n. P. Norris, Recruiting Agent for
Wapello county, will enlist men for any Of
the old regiments aaa 81,
= Office at NJ. j. Williams Law Office. on
tront Street.
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We re.publsh this week the quota Of this
county for the coming Draft. Ii is To tie
interest of every one 10 see that the amount
j. made up, aud hereby elieve this county
from the uecess.tv~of tlsafti......--W hear OF
some ,wnships going TO work in earnest,
and are holding meetings and appointing
c,nmitt ee> to see that their quota is tiiet
VIII Center township follow their example
BooT NaEIH; We can recommend Nj.
So nuel Carr, wh,se pla.1 Of bn<a.sS is IN
B'ehan' Building asa Boot Maker who
can cacicd upon to fit the most tender
~ 4 strsitive foot. Ifany body is sd!ter
ing hon tight, Hitting or III shaped boots.
tine be't remedy we know offs a pai. Or
Cars warranted, French Calf, sewed
Bouts. Try it aud see if il is not 80. .aT
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Law TO use the a,
Our Family Sewing Mac i,nes ar.
and EXQUISITE stile 3'fEss ,k-a
The Folding Case OF the Family Machins
piece ofcunning workmanship of the most usefa.
KIND, ftprptectsthe machine when not in use
and when shout TO be operatedmay be opened as a
sgacoms and subst antial table 10 sustain the work
"fiie some OF the Gases, made cut of the choicest
woods, are finished In the simplest and chasest
manner possible, others adorned and embe l,xh-
ed In the most costly aud superb man.
ner. a-- ~ g ~ - : ~ -
It's absolutely necessary to see the Family Ma
chine IN operation, so as to Judge of its great
capacity ard beauty.
II is fast bece ming popular for family sew
inc SIS our Manufacturing machines are for manufac.
turing purposes.
The Branch Offices are we'll supplied with silk.
twist thread needles, oil &C. Of the very best quail.
~.
Send for aP,yPHrrr
TIE SIN iER MANUFACTURES COMPANY,
-.eT ass BROADWAY, New York.
~ CHICAGO OFFICE 50 CLARK STREET
F. ". SlUTH, 4 fENTLy OTTUNWA.
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& SAPONIFIEiSt r.
CHe CONCENTRAGEDLEE

FAMILY SOAP MAKER.
WAR makes high prices; saponifer helps to reduce
them. II makes SOAR for Four cents pound by
ing your kitchen grease
~ CAUTION As spurious Ly es are offered al
SO. be carefrl and only buy the Paentedartice put
up 10 Iron cans, all Others beiag Couuterfets.
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PHILADELPHIA No. 127 VAIN ut Street
10. >. PITFsBgRG-Pht Street and Duquesne.