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N,APSCOTT's ....-
u FOREIGN EXCHANGE AND EMIGRATION 0FFICE Z,
No 30 SOuh.st
Tsp,co,rs favorte LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS,
saNng twice week from NEW-YOkk to LIVERPOOL
X LII NJ OF LONDON PACKETS sails every ten days.
LETTERS Of CREDIT and DRAFrs available In any part Of
r GLAND ireland Scotland aud the Continent of Europe
at all times be mad Ut the lowest possible rates ID
The clipper ship >
sails for LIVERPOOL JAM 49, and will leave Liverpool agaa
for New.York on tho 9Th OF haroh.
TAPsCOTT BROTHERS / Co, Nc. & Sosthse
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ErIsu.sr irpusrsiAL SAVINGS BANK, }

EnIsuAsr iHpusrRiAL SAVINGS BANK
Ngw.YoRg. Jan. 7, 1868.
TNHE TRUSTEES Of this Bank have ordered
,h ne Maid TO depo,tor. entitled thereto for the
siI month. end nr The 3l.t December. ~ follows ,
On sums Of Five Hundred Dollars and under a the rave Oh
FINE pm CENT per annum aud n exceeding FIVE
Hundred Doars the rate OF FOUR PER CENT per an.
nun payable and after MONDAY, ls,h instant lntefe
Ia, instant Bank open daily at No 81 ChambeSt Nom ~
q IN. 10 .. M, aud from I 70 p m r ,,,,
PRrER CRERAR, Accountant
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GcaI ano i)oo6.


ACKNOWLEDGMENT WRIGHT a. Co.,
IL Of Liverpool shippers OF the best varieties OF
GAS AND HOUSE CAMEL AND GOALS,
xoud call the attention OF Basgh companies and dealers In
Coal 10 the removal of their office, in New York from No
Iyinsps (Hanhstan Gssght CoIpaays buildns " NO.
81 Pinsst. ,.,.. .
Order Tor Coas filed with and shipped at lowest pos
sbls rates Of freight Also. Goals for sale 10 arrive
References:
Messra Van Wart Son Co, Birmingham
M~ssr, Moses Tsylor Il Co, New.iork
Messrs Schi~aelin Bros. Co, Newfork
Messrs Booth 4 Tattle, Ns~-York,
Me.srs T. Corning Go, Albany.
Mesns Martin 4 Smith, PhDsds phis-
Manhattan 0a.lisht Company. NcwYoIk, and e other
H. L. PARMELE
Agent for Geo, Wight Co. No. 81 Pine''t.
IL INDLING WOOD KINDLlNG WOOD
IN Now Ia the time TO lay In your Fire.Wood The
cheapest and place in the city IL AcCABE CLAhhS
STEAM KINDLING WOODWARD, No. 24S East |Jdtt,
between lst.sv. and Avenue A. -. <,,o,.,,n,,
"OLD HOUSE OF REFUGE GROUNDS"
Wood by the cord. load. boz. or bundle.
Orders by post or otherwise Irompty st,eadel 20
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Eeqal Notlfes.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
i NJ IN. County Of New.Yerk. NOTICE is HEREbf
iVFN 10 All psrsous having claims ssiinss THoAAs j.
DREW late Of the City Of now deceased 70 Pre-
sen, the same with voucher thereof 70 tue suosenoer @
Of re.dsnce No twenty sx Carmne street In the City
Of NewYor on before the eleventh day OF June next
Dated New.York the llth day Of Decemptf ioI.
Mi I,vetuo Tbs ELIZABETH 5. DREW, Alphabetically.
CUPREsiE COURT.-COUNTYo OF OkANGE.
oHssE O. WOOD, Plaintiff. against ISAAC Bah
COCK AID DANIEL SAVER, Defendants -Sammons ior
money. Com not ser-To the above named defendant
oaired TO answer the complaint Of the Panun "
This action which 10 this day filed with the CLERK OF the
eopy Of your answer the subscribers Ct their once IL
05shru Aforesaid, within twenty days after me service OF
this upon exclusive Of the day oil such service
and you f. TO aid complaint % hereby required
The pnua viii take judgement sssinss you ior
dollars h interest from the seventeenth dsy Oh ocsoo0
1861 beside co-ts-Daied November 1909.
I oil lsw6wrh
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Dantin1 ACADEMIES.

4 DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMIES.
N. No 20l 5th-av., N-w.Nofk.
No. lJ7 Monitgus-st, Brooklyn. ,...,
NETWORK CLASSES o. WEDNfSp Ais sud SAIDA'
DAYS MONDAYS aud THURSDAYS
ppOOKLYS CLASSES on TUESDAYS snd FRIDAYS
Morning aud afternoon Glasses or young Ads' ana on
drsp. Eycnn. Classes for genlismen.
Classes now open. Pupis can commence ct any time.
Circulars OF terms &c, be had a. either ACADEMY
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- CTODART" PIANOS.
~ GHAsp, SQuARE, AND PlcC0Lo.

GASP, SQUARE AND PioooLo.
we ould call the attention Of those IN search OF GOOD
IN fn sOtuent Of USKisALkD IhsThu-
sHsTs which we arc oaenng a, low prices Inc - SIOp
R Pisno have always been regarded rs inc otoi hAsU
rACruaED and therefore need 20 poihnSc ,,opprs
warerooms 500 Broadway opposite 81. Nicholas Hotel.
TYHE HORACE WATERS MODERN I'M
i PROVED OVERs1RUNG BASS FULL lhoN
FRAME PIANOS built Of the best and most thoroufn
as,oned nstsda. and will stand climate Tue tone 10
NV d,ep round full and mellow the touch elastic hAch
pln -, .sptrsnied for i've years Prices very low.
'" TESTIMONIALS
"Tbe Horace Watsu Pianos arc known % among tho
very best"-iEv.pse,t ,.., .uo,.,.s,. y
-lCbristisn IntelIi genoer. - .,, ..,,,
with The finest nado anywhere Ia the country"-lhome
SIso'-Egw 7.oCTAvE PIANOS Of dihereut massn for
ia. do ,ith carved sgs 49, $l85 and f2OO second
sssd Piano, at e25 go go. $50, $73 300 Sl9 $40
and Sl4O.
THE HORACE WATEkS MELODEON9,
ps.Vood csses Tuued the Equal Temperament with ne
p.snt Divided swell and Solo stop Pnces Rom p'V '"
Now and secondhand Pianos and Moodeon' 10 Lei at
and wad per MONTH rent allowed II puIchasedi monhy
p'' HOMAGE WATERS, Agent. No. 4el Broadway.
TINTED PIANO-FORTE MAKERS STOCK
I J COMPANY, No g6 Walker st.. New. York - All tho
being peror practical piano makers TINS COM
NAVY are able offer frat class oveTsuDg Pianos al greatly
,dceo prices Every instrument guaranteed for hve yesr
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vru work DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY. JANUARY Is 1863.
Gaits bp Inttlon.

A. M MrNwtN. Aweiepess. =, :, :,
QY BANGS, MERWIN IL Co., Irving Buiid-
~ iug, Nos ssi end $50 srssdweysales OF Eyohs ots
FRIDAY ana SAT UHDAi EVENINGS, jan, IL lad IL, 81
| tia I'' ~ 6cloct 81 eIt.- 1900
LARGE PRIVATE LIBRARY of THEOLOGICAL
EOOhS conpnsHg unusual col ectou Of valuable stand
ard WORKS Including m.uy that scarce Also variety
Of Miscellaneous Literature, &c.
MONDAY AFTERNOON Jaa 10. at O'Clock and the four
following days, a. the rama hinr,
COINS. MEDALS, TOKENS. &c, ueing The entie large
and very valuable collection Of Mr. BENJAMIN HAIEES
Compiling large number Of exceedingly scarce end choice
specimens Calaogues ready and tho collection viii
be- ON exhibition on the days ofssle -I.
A. J. BLggCKER, Auctioneer
EXECUTORS SALE Of ID. FANSHAW's
II ESrATE-AJ }. BLEECKER. son Co. wild SELL
AZ auction on THURSDAY the 18th February az IL O'clock
AZ the Exchange saesroom at No III Broadway
ain,y Boding) to close estate OF Mr. d. Fsnshaw, de-
ceased 70 lots of Ground In tho city Of NewYork situate
follows, viz: a., 4, -, -, =,
lots .Hla =, s., ,,.I
4r.t,t-1 lot on 4st.st, between Madison and hh'aV
aoth.st-s lots Oh sOthst corner 2d.sv. ,
9lst and 92ists-4O lots 9st aud 1ds' between "a
and Sfsys.
IOith-st-s lots on lo4thst., near 5tt-sv
lOjth.st--3 lots on l05th-st, near 5th-av
l06th-st-6 lots o i06thst. near 5thav
lOGta.st.-llot on l03,h 81. near thay M.
Tho title Is doubted, and the sale will be
cent can remain mortgage VI years maps ~ a"e"
roon No. l. Pine-st.
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r ANDS. 10 ALL WANTING FARMS
IL Large and thriving settlement Of Vncatd, mnd ca'e
thiy mics south OF Philadelphia, by raIoad mol so' p.o
duees large crops, 20acIe at hon ID 70 eo
abe within iour years Good buti1e,s ope nnss soou
c,ty Hrnared. are ssting and making imprcy ment,
Apply to CHARLES X. LANDS, Po'imAstor .inssnd
Oounty Ne,sJerssy Letters answered. rape"
conf I'M fIl Information will be sent roe
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ni'' h"'is' cHAs MINOr. General Superintendent,
OENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEw-JERSEY.-

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JEkSEf.--
~ From foot Of Court dt-st.-ConnectiBg al Hampton
Junction With the Delaware. Lsekswsnns and Western Rail-
road Easton with the Lenish Valley Railroad and s
forming direct line to Pittsburgh and the ss
without chsnge Of cars . -, ...
WINTER ARaANG -Conmsaeins Nov. II. 1857
Leave New ork ~ follo~G a,
H.Rnl.puks ExpKRss-At 6 a. NJ for Easten, Reading,
Pot syille, Rsnisbus Msueh Chunk Miltsmspon
Man TRAlN-At8s IN. for Easton. Water Gap Scranton,
Grea, Bend, Bingham,ou. pittston. WIAssbsrrs kc.
I'm THRoUGH TRAix-for Easton. Allentown, headins'
Pottsyiilr, harrisburg. Niliamspor &c. AT,
4Pn THROCGu TRAIS-Eor Esston. Bsthehem, hIen
town. and Msnch Chunk I'm.
$50 p. NJ. WAY TRAS-For SomeEvls and internsdiAs-
stations :, .r. p.s
ing Harrisburg Pittsburgh and the West. Sleeping carr from
jersey City through 70 Pittsburgh r
EXPRESS TRAIN roR HARRIsBuRG-Tae ID express
Tain from NewYcIk arrives Hsrrisearsap M connect
irg Fast and West Pennsylvana C-nrt kAosd NoItn'
ern Central Railroad North and South ard WIN tie 0on''
land Valley Railroad - - - w.. t.
N.w-York Al o M daily Sundays eSeeited naAns close
connection at Harrisburg with Pennsysanis haroed
NO nbrnss TO Psburgh and bat one TO Cincinnati anf
cbir,go Two hour time Is ssved BY taxing this train
Ft,asxrgPosr AND NEw YORK FEhRr--lesve New orb
fton, Pier No q North River. at 9:O q w. and XIV
and p p... - u.r,,,,., u.,ho, .,.,.
,,ia sscb way. JOSIAH u. STERNS, Superintendent
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Ocean Steamers.


TOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first,
class steamer will New York on the iss' lsn ana
2ls. Of each month. except when those daes si En
DAY when the day OF departure will Do the moNDAA IVA
Lowing ,,.m.. ~. Ro~l
~. .os ~ 's' d. b. ALLEN, Agent
CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touching
- a. Oneru,,oyyn Cork Harbor) The Liverpool New
yort and Phadsphs steamship Company intend dispatch
in, Their f ered CLYDE Iron Stean'nios sfoows
cry OF WASHlN0rON...".'''' '''.SasuTaay' jan l.
CITY OF BALTIMORE IAN q,
f,iry an WANCHEsTER Saturday Jan III
And every succeeding SATURDAY, at noon' from Pier No
a North River 49, s...,ou
r,usr c,RrN -. 3 100 STEERA GE........... $40
E,si cshin 10 Jondon 5 Stecrsgc to Loodon..... 4J
- n To P,s.... lis SteerAse TO PNis..... 4s
rirt TsbIn 20 Hamburg. il0 Stee 70 hamburg. %
Pa,,engers also forwarded TO HayTe Bemen Rotterdam,
Antwerp. &c. at equally low rates
mare, tom Liverpool Queenstown: lst Cabin 500.
10 and bl25 Storage from Liverpool $50 From Queens
town Thoe who wish to send fer their friends eau buy
tickets hefe a. these rates.
JOHN a.. DALE, Agent, No. Is Brpsdway n Y.
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niusiral gnslrnmenis.

WALKERS WAREROOMS, Clinton Hall
u and eth.s. nsa- B-oadIy ". stoek o
Horizontal end Upright PIANOS. ami secoudhAnd' 10
sale OF hire
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Go Ubom II man Concern.
oulon or TEE Conxrnorxns OF TAXES Asp !
AtsE.sxEsTs, No 81 ChsInbeTs-st,
Apu. YnRE Ian. 10 1867

kHw-YORE, Jan. TO- 1862
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-Notic is here
~ by given that the ASSESSMENT ROLLS ofthe RIAL
and PERsONAL ESTATE Of tie City and County oil New
Yorx for the year 1863 viii be open for tnspecion ahu r.
Sey rom and siteI MONDAY JsB H. 1909 aud viii remain
open I'll The 5Oh day OF April SsJ lot tns ~ IT,
RAJ and Personal Estate Of he City sHd County OF New"
Yok All persons believing themselves 70 be sggreVeo mus
make application TO the Comnissionen during lne
above mentioned IN order 70 obtain me ieIe ptosueo
law Iho Act Of 1899 provides that during 'he o inc
books shall be open public inspection a. herenbeoe
yided application may be made by any pcIsGn
sou.l e.se have the Same cotecsd II such sPpcai'e
be In relation tho assessed valuation OF real estate II
yuust be made IN wTtng stating the gouna oil objection
fhsreto the reup0n COmussioners shall examine u.O
fhs and H. Ia their Judgment tue asses'nenth or
sop.ous they shall cause tho to be coeeso III soch
be made IN relation to tho assessed Vsoat9D "
estate the applicant shall be examined unoef oen ny
ihs said ConussoueTs who shall be authorized 70 admin.
0att any them aud IN bis or tpelf judgment
tho a.sesent erroneous they shall cause The same 70 De
corrected and hI the amount OF such assessment es they y
believe to DO juE aud declare their decision thereon within
thirty days sfer application sha have been made 70
them No reduction shall be made by the bosrd OF supe
pndeT this act unless shall sppes under osth or am fison
Shat the party sgcved unable TO attend WITHIN the Pc
siod prescribed for he correction Of taxes by reason OF SICK
''' '' absence no" in' j. r WILLIAMSON
,yi2s.wApo j. W. Brown. Aso.mcnt'
DENSIONS BOUNTY, PAY, PRIZE
III MONEY and all Army and Navy Claims, procured b.
BONES L BROWN No. Psrk.psce. Ne~-Yofk.
SEND ior our Hand Book Of Information.
UNITED STATES LAW OFFICES-To
~ Prevent Imposition and Fraud upon Soldiers and Sail
prs their Widows and Orphans ind 10 without
a.sudea vt report for redress at these Offices RICHARD
BRoDHsAD WESIBROOK, Attorney and Counselor. No.
% hbsrtyt
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STEAMBOATS, ana RAILROADS..
FETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

~ss~ 49,
SAFETY.- SPEED, AND COMFORT
,vo,cvsrpp p,I E9s Bos ErSSbouno v.s,c,
foWsIL TB sfTrgs
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS
crY o. BOSTON and CITY 81 NEW
leave New York daily Sundays excepted Az O'Clock
fro" f''' ~ foa s SEw li,5i ,S e. v',
there connecting With tle st.~noos Express Tsin for The
Wosceser Nssua and New Iondc y Hciern Raj roads
taken " the f's. hs OF S. Fs
NYEW-JERsEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
~ ADELPHIA aud the SOUTH and wEss via JER-
SEY cry and Express Lines lesve New York At
and 10 a. M T. G. 7.3J aud il;5o p M Fare &C. Through
sgss checked az am .n 70 i .a h. V w ses %
j. W. WOODRUFF Assistant ssps ,rla sas"
No baggage vi be received for any Ip, s az
BLOOMINGTON LINE for BOSTON, via GRO.
6EycE g' NEwPSRT, TSTNroy sad aEWBEDFosp
The splendid steamers COMMoS" faL, IA, 'n Wy ,.
snd.tt daily texcept Sunday, AZ = p m. on. - c..,
Fresht taken BY any other line onice OF 'o"
''n' No. 10 "e's' corner q e. E'D%IRDs. Agent.
EOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD AND
SPRINGFIELD. for New Hsver leavs fecs
slip at 5:l9 p M Pssssnges north from
O'clock m or remain on board over night without cn1ss
TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
steamer METs9roFs S;B hrss g .rEss Az
o'clock e. no.. sud the ENTIRE STATE Cspt BreytoB, on
MONDAY WEDNESDAY,. aud FRIDAY. ct O'Clock p No,
from Pier No. 3 ~. II.
no viii be regarded secured 70 any sp
| ulic.ut until the ,arpe shall have been paid for
FREIGHT Bcson |. Forwarded through with great dispatch
| by an EYpress Freight Train. =
NORTHERN RAILROAD ofNEW-JERsEY.
~ Tsirs leave Jersey City FOR Pisruoa and Money Il
e:l5 NJ ~ D. for PiemOnt ": 5p and e:o3
on MONDAYS only 4:45 p. m. T. W. DEMAhEST. sapt
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.--FOR AL
Il BANY and TROY. CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NORTH and WEST Trains leave; -,
ErDrssa and 10 7.q, 1871 H. and a37 and
Is and 0. m. 5;22 D. m, lSandsys inelus-
Troy and Albany with sleep ed)
ing cal, i0:30P. N. lo;sl pm ,.,,x.
Poughkeepsie train, am, IL o:ES NJ sra H'A Arco'''
m. and $3.50 p.u IN
Peekskil train, Stop. m. s:Va y. ".
Sing Sins train. $3.50 p. IN. D; ~ p m
TsrIytown, 4;lO p. ~ So q; =. u,,s
r,o-s.s of;re No go Wsshnztonst City Hall Square,
I'D nav, chair baggage checked their residences 70 al
points on the road and to Saratoga Springs.
NETWORK & NEW-HAYEN RAILROAD.
1852. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1863.
COMMENCING DECEMbEKl 1861
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1T ONG ISEAND hAILItOADs-V.' y. U.
IL "Reminiscences Depot Jsmessfp and foot Of
Oct a. l86a Leave NewYorks ga N for Grsenpot seq
Hsreor, Orient and Hsmptensi Of 9A N. and n Iof
IsIin, AT a NJ aud ~ for Syosset N5 M for Hemp
stead Sundays the leaves outegs Point (34thst
Ferry 30 m for ispaank and ine'inedse .sti0nA
On Friday and Saturday night tho p lsiP train vii run
GToenpott returning saturday AID MONDAY morn
Ing a. AIS a. ~. striving In NewYork ct $50 n
NETWORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY X. X.
NJ, aIhsrv Trov. North and Wess--WINTER AR
nANGEMENT commencing MONDAY. Nov, IL, 1867
For ALBANY i0:5oa Express, Nail Train from sefnse
Station. Returning leave Albany At 1880 m
For Locsi Trains Time table
JOHN BURCHILL. Superintendent
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ERIE RAILWAY.--Passenger traius leave
~ foIa Foot % Chsmbers-st.
"a. m, Express for Buffalo. -
Ia IN, Milk daily, foI Otisyil!e.
l2;l5 D H.. Accom-, odstion daily, for Port Jeryis
$3.50 pm. Way for Middletown. Newonrsh and wH~ict
5n m Night EIpress daily. for Dunkirk Buffalo sad
and principal stations Train OF Saturday rms
through 10 Bldslo bat does not run to Dunkh'
6p m, EmlgFant $500 ~
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NEW-YORK AND MONTREAL FREIGHT
~ LINE-The most expeditions and reliable Stcsner enc
R.iroad Liue from New Yort to Burlington
ST. Johpsbury Ogden.bprss Monrrea and al Intermediate
towns, by New.Hsvsn Stesmer PIE, no - East hvs''
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TIME POUGHKEEPSIE INSTITUTE-A
Cia.,icsi Commercial, sni Mli,ary School for Boys OF
all ases Every boy bs. separate bedro1m &c Sena io'
crcear The Winter Session opens Jan. ~
~ c. h. MARRlNG, Principal.
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JpO,UUO CANT BOARDING and DAY sCh1u !.
PWOPHRTY worth nearly double the amount. located III
Goshen n distant from the city two and hall 1r, per
New ork and Eris Railroad Three tine Pianos ana oShoo
room Furniture fo HUNDRED pups with Household Fumi
ture vii be sold if dested Reliable Bondiog snd Day pa
sre sufficient h the School In the immediate veiny
10. fnll particulars address, for two weeks - q,
u. L. TOWLE, Goshen, n. 7.
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Wanis.

DLhNK-BOOK JOB FORWAHDER WANT
ID Eds also good bOf to learn the trade Apply In the
toTs a. No. to Cedarst
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-12

No reccn, Magazine paper has excited
August dNaafic. on q, mnastics.' The pres
ent work is an exposition OF the system of
which that article gave synopsis.
The author Of this work has been for many
years engaged in teaching Gymnastics. I'll
hook describes and illustrates his NV SIS
TEN or PHYSICAL TRAINING. This system has
had the pra ctical test of long and varied use.
1t comprises exercises with DrMn Bells, RINGs
WANps, CLtps, etc all of rhich are made
perfectly clear by tnll explanations, while
many are illustrated by pictorial representa-
lions Of the boly required to perform them.
Tue DuMB Belle INSTRUCTOR, connected with
this work, is Of the highest interest and i'm
portance 1t is designed for home use, and
gives great variety Of Dumb-Rell Exercises,
together With CAREFUL Us selected progressive
series for everyday practice.
The PANGyMNAsTlKoN isa very simple, use
full, ard cheap piece Of gymnastic apparatus,
up@n which all gymnastic exercises may be
performed, and which can he introduced, at
small COST, into any private house. 1t is fully
described and illustrated in this volume.
The INV GlNx,sric>' should be read in
every fan lily in the land where exercise ia
valued as i means of health. Ladies', esrec
tally. will find in tia great variety Of Easy
SIMPLE. Ann INviGeRATING EXERCISES MI Of
which may he praciised in their own h mes
E.Ss For sale Ivy an booksellers. or sent
postpaid TO any address, on receipt of ONE
bon * by the publishers.
TICkNuR 4 FIELDS, 1s5 Washington
Street, Boston.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-12
TIE
FINKLE g. LYON
SEWING MACHINE COMPANY.

Branch Office, lO2 Lake Street. |
Chicago Ill. /
Tor tn purpose Of facilitating The Sewing
j. Machine Trade in the West, the FlNkLE
& LYON SEWING MACHINE CO. have
opened A permanent Office. chicago, No. l02
Lake Street, first f!oor.)
The usual charges for freight on Machines
from New Work to this place will be added
10 The New York prices. In every other res-
pect the business Of the Chicago Office will he
done the same terms as II the parent
| Office in New York.
\ fall assortment Of Machines, with all the
late improvements, is already in the Chicago
Office and all orders for Machines and Sewing
Machine Findings will he promptly filled.
To parties little acquainted with the Finkle
& Lyon Sewing Machines tho caref perusal
Of the Company's Circular is specially com
| mended. This circular can be had ON appli
| cation. 1t is very specific, and will be found
highly instructive, having beenpreparsd with
| much care, and we will abide BY all state
ments therein made.
The following brief quotation is charact-
eristic Of the entire Circular:
"This Machine is better adapted than any
other Sewing Machine in market to the fire.
qnent changes and almost endless variety Of
sewing required in a family; for it will sew
from one to twenty thicknesses of Mar.eilles
with out stopping, and make every stitch per-
feet. Will sew from the finest gauze to the
heaviest CLOTH an even the stoutest harness
leather, without changing the feed, needle or
tension, or making any adjustment Of ma
chine whatever
Thus have we successfully overcome the
most difficult point in the Sewing Machine
art. 1t was no or linary triumph. Defanty
can we now say, "No other Machine compares
with it in this respect Hence, have We un-
iformly-almost without ex:eption-take en-
the highest premium, whenever the Machine
has been properly exhibited in competition
with other first-class Sewing Machines.
Hence is it that we are able to offer the fol-
lowing guarantee, viz, We Warrant every
Machine we sell to give BETTER satisfaction
than any other Sewing Machine in market
or money refunded We never sell Machine
on any other terms. The guarantee il as re-
liable as the note Of any BUSINESS man in the
land. For more than FIVE years have we re-
lied upon such facts for the reputation Of our
Machine; and without single travelling
agent in the field, there is scarcely 4 neigh
bourhood on the continent where the Machine
is not favorably known. We prefer such a
reputation to one based en- more stalking
points, as they are technically called in the
trade. Hence we make but one kind Of stitch,
viz, the ]ock-stitch alike on both sides, re-
4niring only tne-third the thread Of other
kinds Of stitches.
throughout the West. Special inducements Of
fcrsd.
FINKLE & LYON 8. N. CO.,
538 BROADWAY, New YoRK.
n40y49m.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-12

GRAZING THE GgArE.-A corcspon
dent relates his success in performing
this operation, WEIGH was most graft.
fving one. Grapes grated with the
Delaware in 1861 bere in 1862 the fol
lowing crop: Twelve vines III one 70.
matnred over bushel Of very larg.
and luscious f,nit, besides furnishing
about fifty unusually fine layers. The
writer says: Here is proof positive Of
the value Of the art of grape grating
q saving oftwo or three years Of time
no little expense in border making, be-
sides the cost Of the vine, which is no,
a trifle to most people, when the best
are ordered. Let no one who can graft
consider his old vines Of inferior kinds
as Of no worth for a it'll, pains, a shor,
period of time, and cos, trivial, if any,
will convert them into the best" We
think this matter is deserving the at
tention Of our gardeners.-4Nain Far,
mer.