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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-07-10

THE PRESIDENTS ANNOUNCEMENT
OF VICTORY.

WASHINGTON, July 40 A. M.-The
President announces to the country that
the news from the Army of the Potomac
to l P. NJ. of the Sd is such as to cover the
army with the highest honor, and promise
a great success to the cause of the Union,
and to claim the coincidence Of all for the
many gallant fallen and that for this he
especially desires on this day that He
whose will, not ours, should ever be done,
be everywhere remembered and rever-
enced with the profoundest gratitude
(Signed) ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-07-10
Capture of Steamboats, by the Rebels.

LOUISVILLE, July S-The steamers Alice
Dean aud J. F. McCombs were captured
by about 200 rebels at Brandenburg, KY,
yesterday p. E. Gunboats are in pursuit.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-07-10

ey- DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMI
NAL. URINARY AND SEXUAL SYSTEMS.-New
and reliable treatment in Reports OF the HOWARD
ASSOCIATION-sen in a sealed letter envelope,
free of charge. Adress DR.. j. SKILLIN HOUGH-
TON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Penn
srlvania iY1-d&W1m
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-07-10
DISPATCHES FROM GEN. MEADE.

HEADQUARTERS, July 4-noon.-T Maj.
Gen. Halleck The position of affairs is
not materially changed since my dispatch
of Z A. NJ.
We hold Gettysburg. The enemy has
abandoned large numbers of his killed and
wounded on the field.
l shall probably be able to give you a
return of our captures and losses before
night, and return of the enemy's killed
and wounded in our hands.
(SigneO GEO. G. MEADE,
or-General.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-07-10

escape, will not number fourth of his
bOastfill and over cOnfidant army

0oOoPS, VIII HUI uUIHO6I IOUICH u u1c
boastful and over confident army. ~
PHILADELPHIA, July Tho Enquirer has
dispatch from Carlisle, dated 9Th, P. M, stat
ing that the rebels were at Williamsport, Sum
day evening. Sedgwick was in their rear with
$4,000 fresh troops.
FREDERICK, Nd, July 6th.-The iron bridge
so nearly destroyed that it is impracticable for
the retreating rebels. A portion of the rebel
army passed through South Mountains but
the Potomas is high. Their pontoons are de-
stroyed. Fitzpatrick is after the rebels sharply.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-07-10
New NulN Market,
NEw YcRK, July 6, 6 p. NJ.

NEw YORK, July 6, 6 p. N.
BY TELEGRAPH.
FLOUR dull; 10920c lower.
WHEAT 5@7c lower.
CORN 3@5c lower; good business.
OATS inmoderate request.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-07-10
GOLD DOWN TO TWENTY.EIGHr.

New YORK, July S.-Gold sold as low
as % to-day.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-01-22
GnYrrnnr Tnds NIe>SmEr.

W. give this week all ct q " Tms
mlrssng., hat is ri mt rest u 'hr
reader. ThY Governor very sas"IS
announces H. tne pe"po ri y II" amt
the rest "i mankind that "lhr qus
tlnn of mans capacity tor self govern
ment IL yet ulsetrled.' This viii
Sstunish tie cltiz ris uf Ohio not 1T.
w iftrue, nn We hnva 10 Doubt, i
will hunhrI many q poor devil o. II
Cuurtior in Entopo, wnJ has been IL
hanger on to the ,;rones, who com
puse the crown heads oi that portion
OF the world. We pity tho man on
this Continent who sntertains such in
sane ideas. Who unsettled the qnoS
tion, that man is capable oIsclt gov
rrnmunt! Was it Lincoln or jeff
Davis or Tod rtaniy not our
Constitution. Certainly not the Con
siitution Of the Confederate States
The rebel Constitution is certainly
no. an evidence Of want OF capacity
in man to govern himself, because 1t
is almost a copy OF our own ConstItu
tion. Ii any man has dohe anything
towards unscttling tho question refer
ed to, it must be fDnhd IN the acts ul
Linco'n's and Tod's acts Of uSurpations
because they aIono have hal the pow
er, they have been the mell who were
attempting 10 govern us az a people
lnsober earnest, we say that this is a
base libel upon the people OF Ohio.
We are capable and able to govern
ourselves, and President Lincoln ard
Gov. Tod to the contra, VIC will gov
err ourselves. And woe be to the
man or-set off men who attempts to
govern US, against the expressed will
ola constitutional majority OF our
people. All men will yet see, that
the mejority Of our people can and
will govern themselves, and that in a
lpeacesble and constitutional manner.
Perhaps Gov. Tod like Greeley 10.
Glade, the "Free Americans of Airi.
can decent" as part OF as il hc believes
as Greeley, Gov. Blair of Michigan,
Gov. Andrews Of Mass. That the
negroes are entitled to be enfranchised
and be equal, in word citizens, theu
indeed, i Il not settled that their Airi
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-01-22


this.s the C1Hlgrcss Of the : United
Staics, have tie same mattOr before
them, and will probably adOpt, ,sdtne
measure materially affecting the whole
subject. 1t is, therefore, recommen
ded that you postpone all action,
looking 10 the re.charter of our bank.
ing institutions, and thereby leave the
matter 10 our successors.
IL will be seen from the Auditors
report, that the total amount Of taxes
levied during the year 1861, was Sill,
OIL, ,l27 81; that the ordinary expen
c's oi the State government fnr the
year, were $7l54l4.l3; AMI that
there was pail, hr interest On the
State de5t. S74 3S9.SS
That the intre IN lebtcGness OF the
State, on the 18th day Of November.
A. b., 1851, was $l4 S07 .273.34, o.
which there was paid. during tie year
the sum OF $755.6l0.T3, leaving due
November l5, 1862, SlS l4l ,666 81
That ofrf5s Il, Ot, tho sum OF 81,
879,37129 is irrrdncibe; that Of tho
balance, SS57,SS3 So is payable, both
principal and interest, at the State
Treasury AMI is dysignat' d, from this
fact, ne the Domestic debt OF the State
and ia supposed to be owned. mainly.
BY our own citiz NJ; and that l3 2S3,
1850, is payable, both principal and
interest, in tho city Of New York, from
which fact it is called the Foreign
debt, owned partially hy citrz"ns OF
our State, hut mainly by citizons o'
othrr States.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-01-22

eaq brethern are capable OF self gov.
trhnept. That is 80. They never
yet governed Themselves and we be-
leive they never will OH This continent
it for no other reason simply because
Lincoln nor Tol cannot undo what
God Almighty has done, 10 wit:
placed q division between the white
race and the black that is indeed "ir.
rcpressahle." We have one other
objection to Gov. Tod's message and
that is the base pant he has acted by
his own admissions, in regard to the
Suspension of the writ Of HtbsaS cnr
.p"s aud Arbitrary, unconstitutional
and tyranical arrest Of our citizens.
lie SAYS he "most checrlu'ly acquies
ccd in the order OF the President" {"
Fu: the arrest Of three of our citizens
To be taken out OF the State, ut the
same time knowing that ho swore,
when he took the oath to uaintain the
Constitution Of Ohio, that the 18th.
section ot the 11t. art,cio, SAYS mo
person shall he transported ont of tho
State for any ofnco cnnmi'ed with
in the same" Yer Gov. To! most
'ch"erIully acquiesced in the order.
Well is II sard by Gcv. Seymmt oi
New York, that to this Disregard Of
eur Constitutional obligations and
oaths OF otii;e. may lie traced the
causes Of many of our d fficnlrss.--
Iiut the Governor like the President
SIN king history Of cour3e he don't
rXpec; to escape it. The Governor
compliments General Wright end
Gen. Iill. the first named merits the
romp.im>n',. the latter does not, he
was in onr, opinion and it is the opin~
ion Of every one who knows him, the
mrrrst p'lir cal tricksirr and acted
mlsr uugonfl'manly with his subor.
dinatcS rx 'cpt they were his pets or
had seats in tho Legislature, whrro
they might ho If service tohm. Per
lraps he was IN this til, tool ~ the
Gnvrrnr", BIT with his easy h ters
gained in the We4t,rr W. Camuaign.
wh'n b. let trh,t "s'l.Itn opportunity
slip" IA l'tl' Mae trld hun, it WAS
:" be cxprc'ed r'tl shoEld rPa'ie hin
Air General of Ohio,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-01-22
I.EGAL. NOTIlE.

Thomas B. Jcnpings) p. The State OF Ohio, Vim
ts ton County Court Of
Ruth ii, Jennings. Common Pleas.
- nth lLHnnah Jennings, uI the township Of
III Washington. aud county Of jackson, and
State Of Ohio il hereby notified that Thomrs
Benton Jennings did Oil the 25th day of No.
vcmber, ,iA.D. 1852, file his petition in the office
of tho Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas
within ard for the said county Of Vinton and
State Of Ohio, charging 'he said Ruth Hannah
Jennings with adultery with one R,ndolph l..
Frazee; and asking that he may be divorced from
he sail RlIh Hannah jennings. which petition
will stand for heuriug ut the next term of said
Court. ..t
THOMAS BENTON JENNINGS,
By HIS. BuNDY. hi ATTY.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-01-22
VIC CTORIA;
THE HEIREss OF CASTLE oLIFFE
pY COUSIN MAY CARLETON,

DY COUSIN MAY CARLETON,
AUTHOR OF Gypsy COVER, '"sYBIL cAMBELL,'
"EsMIFIE, ""LARAsRUE,' &C, &C,
The productions oil this distinguished aut-
horl.t need no euIugy. Public opinion has
oag since pronounce them superior to any
oiheI noSeerers published Oh this sije OF
the Atlantic, aud the true test of their merit
is found in the fact that they ore eagerly re
produced, after th-ir publication ia the
MERCURY, by the English presse, We may
add hat Inc new tile, Victoria is fully
equal in interest and depth OF plo, to either
OF thcse which have secured 80 large share OF
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-01-22
Another Attempt 10 SOP thr Lmcu
laIiOu Of Dem crate Pa perS.

We ask the Postmaster General FIR
his construction of the law, regulating
'h6 distribution Of papers published
inthc county. We un !urstAn rhe
las as author znt us tD sen | the
Democrat. to orr Sh bscrib:rs within
fpf' Caunty Of Vlnton iroe. J. N.
Mclaughlin Z. NJ McArthnr, refuse 5
I" rrc,ivc The papers allresse,!, 10 sub.
1crihrr' IN Elk Township, being The
township in which McArtinr is sitn
atcl, We undcrstan by T., law.
tint our paper is mIiltile m ,':cr ~
this !u,t.oilicc. We also brl"iv that
Mclaughlin ;onk hi oath of rfFi -. I,
perform lris duty hccoriing'o 'aw. l.
Al vet III tie p ,wcr of PuSlmrs'rrs To
'hn' tyrauiz over the pmp'e. ;nt
trnmpIc the rrighs uud.l ln with i'm
pnnih Oar Subscribers withmlf re-
Earit party await u reply t. rha
ah"rc enquiries Every other Post
master in the codnty, and maior tv
~ them are Republicans, have di>tr;
butte onr paper, as far rs we know.
II there is any private orders on The
subject, We should know them. IA we
wish TO conform to orders. until We
c ncIuce to 60 IN for Revolution.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-01-22
public approval, and we can earnestly reco m :

public approval, and we can earnestly reco m
nenI il to all story redte:s,
THE New YORK MERCURY is sold by all
newSmrn and perindic'l dealers in America.
To subscribers it is regularly mailed everr
Saturday morning. for 50 year; three copies
for S5; six co pies for SO, copiees for Sl2
with an extra o y, IIee TO The ge;ter up Of
he club Six months subscriptions received.
4 lwals write plainly the name Of your Post
ffice, Coun and state, We take the notes
OF all solvent banks at par. Pay must
Invariably be made in advance ..,
Spaclman Copies sent Ire 10 all applicants
Address all letters and remittauces post
paid, 10
.CAUI DWELL & VIII ITNEY'
Proprletors of The New York Mercury,
ll3 Fulton street, New York City.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-01-22
GUARDIANS NOTICE.

j. A. Martindill Guardian of Joseph Mar.
lindiil Matilda Martindll an Sarah Z.
MariniilI, has filed his accounts for in.
specliOn and settlement, and viii be heard
IN the 10Th. day Of January 1869.
JOSEPH KALER, Probate Judge.
Jan. az. 1863. 3w.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-01-22

PErERsoN FOR FEDUARS, IL received
and it is one Of the finest nunlbsss
we have seen. Ladies call and ex.
anime it and bring along 1925 fosil
and take the Magazine and the Dem
Ocrat for 1868. Our better half has
a club naarly made up, call this week
you that wish to send Oh. She is al
50 making mp club for Godeys La
tiys Book and the Democrat, ATS.
Those are the best Magazines in The
Union and otfOrd the beet fashion
plates, and most reading for TIE
money.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-01-22

GOVERNOR RvBIsoNs MESSAGE OF
kY.-We publish is week, thai por
tlon Of the Governors message Of Ky.
lis relates to our national contrnyersy
abnut Sambo. Gov. L 'bis,n was ap
pointed rs the Union Candidate Of Ky.
to take the place Of Gov. Magotfin.
It seems Abraham cannot hold his
friends in line. Gov. Robson. takes
rs strong ground against Ale as ever
Magollin did. We hope every man
will read this message, as every man
should be able to act intrlegently as
Il voter, and this he cannot do uuIess
he examines these questions Of such
vital interst to ns all. Read and re.
fleet how our white bre:hern of Ken.
lucky have been treapd bv honest
old Abe. We ae astonished that
Kentucky has not long since gone
over TO the rebels. Truly she loves
the Union.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-01-22
w A y III d o ID;
6kRRAak4 How Lost, How Restored.
Just Published in a sealed Envelope. Price
Six Gents


A LECTURE on the Nature, Treatment and
Radical cure of SpernlntOrThea or Seminal Weak
ness. Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility,
and lmpediments TO Marriage generally, Ncry-
ousreSs. Consumption, Epilepsy aud Fits Mem
tai and Physical lnrnpaciJy, resulting from self
Abuoe, sc, BY R0BERr j. CULVERW ELL
N D., author of the GREEN BooR.
The world renowned author, in this admirable
Lecture, clearly rOyes from his own experience
that the awful consequence OF self abuse may he
effec'ially removed without medicine, Ond with.
out dangerous surgical operations bougies, in
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o: cure at once certain and eifectual, by which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition may
be, Ihay.cure himself cheruly, privately aud
radically. This lecture will prove u boon to
thousands ana thousands.
sent under seal in plain envelope, to any
address,, on the receipt Of six cents, or two post
age stamps, by adire sing
DIR CHARLES J. KLINE.
l2: Bowery, New York, P,O. Box 45SG.
November 18th 1872 lyr.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-01-22
Nsh advertisements.

MILITARY NotlcrIiOtthe 18th .. vi.
An exchange of all ;he paroled men OF the 18th
Regiment, y. Y. J., having been effected, and
having orders TO collect all such, do hereby
order those Of NcAr'hur, and vicinity, to report
at Macarthur station, on the 4th LAY Of February
1858. Ut which tinie will pass tbero with trans.
poriHlion fr all sueh to the Regiment.
Those who fail to comply With the above order
viii bo reported IA deserters.
By order If
BY Geo. WILLIS, JOHN JUMPER,
iAdiutaht =. Capt. Co. \, 18th Owl.
january % i663-2w.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-01-22

H- rnE CUNSrITUTIoy AS 1" IS.
TlIE UNIOS AS,lf WAS. TIL NEGRO
wIIf:kE lIE Is. and tue enforcement
sr the Laws agiinSt nj Odicer> who
have usnrped Authority, ~ well as the
People who Commit breaches "f the
Elw -. ..s.Y, =. -l.-ss.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-01-22
THE PRIDE OF NEW YORK
RSG3's Specially.
GRAND MIRROR OF AMERICAN GENIUS.
Correct Nth spirit. eloquent with case
lulcnt to Reason, or polite 10 pease."
The New York Mercury
FOR THE NEW YEAR

Itis with no fear of Wars effect upon this
literary fortunes, that the publishers of :!lr
New YORK. MERCURY acknowledge the IN
wavering loyalty OF their200 900 ST EsCRIBERs
and announce to th-m, aud to ali hat The
NEW YORK MERCURY ior this yeM 1889 will
be richer in every luxury OF Pclue Ltlera.
ture then ever before Iris ho upstsrt spec-
utation no trmpuTary sensation hut first
class literary wee xiv. which has been fam
liar To ths Uultrd States tor quarter of II
century; and while the wishy .wlshy mush.
room pri. Is of yesterday are cutting down
their talent even while they raise their sub
scriplion price, The New York MERCURY
maintains all its great 5 af OF Rom tncers,
Poets, Humorisls, EsSa,isls, Slory-Telers,
and promises tu make it Sil greater Tor 1863
1t is the one paper 10 every home. Its
forty columns o: reading matter per week
Constitute an unparalleled
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-01-22
Fox PREsInrSr Is lSil,
NOR iriO SEYMOUR.

" OF SEW = RE.
Suhjec, la The decision Of the Democratic
National Convention.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-01-22
On going to press we received tht
following from Lieut. Hawk. 90
STILL LATER.


STILL LATER.
HEADQUARTERS LID REG. O. VII
UN Board Steamer Pembinsw. {
... January 4lh. 1863,
Col. Bratton Sir.-Permit me through
The columns ofyour paper, for the
benefit OF our trIends at home, to give
you a list OF the casuilities in Co. +.
which accurei on Saturday and Mons
day December 2Sth and 29ih. 1862.
at the battle of Chickasaw Blufs,
near Vicksburg. Lieut.. Samuel l..
Wilson, wounded IN the foot, leg am
putated.
KILLED Private Michael Daugherty
Andrew Harris, and William Ross,
WOUNDED. Marce!;us Bennett, j
w. Heskett, James Norton, Jessey
y. Liston, Henry Dudleson, Cornell
uis d. Glst, William CARROT. None
of the wounds are mortal, and shoulC
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-01-22
s4M III 49,
TO All Hotel and Boarding House
K aatAara

IWARN you TO keep - look oHt for onesJ @
SIRNeHAN, saddlerby trade. about i've foct ten
Suchcs high, hair inclined to be grey, sandy com.
plrxion. talks great deal bout trottins horses.
This man ran away from Portsmouth leaving
la board bill unpaid and needs watching.
c. W.u,GGlNs, Proprie.aY
Nov. lS--v9. P1nsu,h Nsus.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-01-22

New YORK MERCURY, 1 am about
cloSeing a club for the New York
Mercury and Democrat, at $3.50 for
1863. Those who wish to get one OF
the finest weeklys in the world, and
the most reading for the money should
send in their names soon.
''t a. W. BRATTON.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-01-22

ROMANCE OF AN HEIREss. The
charming lady novelist, who has won
much fame under the name of Cousin
May Carleton, has just finished a new
romance, entitled "Victoria or, The
Heiress Of Castle Cliffe." 1t is the
frat new year offering Of the Ns,o
York Mercury, the cheapest and larg.
est literary weekly in the country.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-01-22
WIT aNDSENTIMENT!

The first New YORX MgRcuRY Novelette,
for the New Year, 10 he commenced in the
issue of January 3 1863 is called
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-01-22
NsfRvAToRY OF TIE fNrERr AIMING,

and It's Novels Mis-, el'neors Tales, Beauties
If Verse, e ,ssp, Feuilielons. BrusdsideS OF
Humor. and Polished Editorials combine to
epltOnize al The ceOrmS nf
WIT NDSENTlMENT!
The bushand reads it To his vile. the mo'hr
10 her chill the lover to his sweethrali
the soldier to his comrades, and The village
tchuol master 10 tie circl. around stove. Il
is lamiior to the sight OF every man, woman
Al d child, in our country and has regular sub.
sCribers in several countries Oi Europe. TIL
NLw YOBK MERCUkY is also Unidentified with
the grandrsi patriotism 0i the age, Tor several
N, m, ers uf its brilliant Staff hold high rank in
our nobie amy. and hive mide lnemsrlvs as
fan Us wi h the Sword as with the Pen TIE
great illustrating artist Of The New YORK
MERcuRY, The inimitable CARLEY, gives the
paper lhr highest altnOutes OF F,ne Arr. aud
yel this largest literary weekly Of the iay
promises to ;urpass irsellin all thes9 respects
during the New. Year!
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-01-22

vebe wanted again soon. I'll ink
most oithe wounded would be ready
fof it.
Respct. Yonrs.
E. L. HAWK 1st Lient.
Ccm'dg Go. +. ia Reg
slhce the above We have received
additional newa from the Regiment,
lbe additional is that Isaac Dnhkle.
3fSwap, ard E. Hunter, Of Elk were
also wounded slightly.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-01-22

TKURSDAY Jan. ~. 1863.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-01-22
MoA ARTHUR, ONO

= WHITE MIN SHALL. RULE AMERICA.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-10-22
The WILCOX & GIEB,' Sewing Ma
chine is the best machine, without re-
gard to pricc, for
Family Sewing,
ESrailiDg.
xseig.tlsn-.
Eciiias,
iisc.i ting.
SGTding

II forms a fat. even, AMI elastic seam.
which is warranted no TO rip IN wear, cvcH
| if the seam IS cut q frequent intervals, and
| also under all c;rcuns alcss ITO survive the
wash tub"
A patented device, of great utility 10 learn
ers, prevents he possibility at the machine
being run in the wrong direction, or Tic
balance wheel wearing q lndv's dress.
Another fsitnre Which deserves particular
attention is the Wilcox Patent Needle
! which cannot &c set wrong.
I'll is emphatioilly the COOL. low priced
Family Sewing Machine TIN, The public have
long boon waiting for.' B3stoa Tra.scrjt
''lt is indeed wonderful production, and
for family use es taciailv. 10 ether will bear
any comparison with il mi i.re ~ J,2r
"a mechanical wonder. --Sc,ent.ic Anf5g.
| ran
among the besl anl nest s,ryica5le Sew
ing MacI ines. Light and elegantly fin she'd.
and so simple in its construction, that il
seems aim ST impossible Tor il to gel out Of
repair P}fshurg Chroi;c}e.
".Ils combined with its eva peculiar merits
al The really valuable Improvements Of the
higher priced machines = f,.5saSgfesai5n
..ihs machine, i'm &c opinion al the con
| httee, fills more near'y lie requirements 81
a perfect fanlii, maxine flan aav on cxhi
hilon. Fruniia yast5tate I.-aa5,tjoa .''t4ost cf
le5s.
taking into consideration s;mrlcty.
cheapness, Durability, nui doing al work
the committee ere lti.a ainloRslv III favor Of
HI,lcoN & Gisatls as a s:,gin thread taac';ae
--1snn&y'rania Sfei3 .t9riga.;lrol Society Report
"lFe must, in Justice, express one conf
dence in the merits 81 the nilcox & Gibbs
Sewing Ma ,hins. lie consider tia. great
desdcratam has been supplied by it, in prov
ing, beg onl doubt that two threads are not
IS was supposed, necessary to 2 Gaei machine.
Christian Adrocate and Joar. al y,pne u 1860
".After mnch weir and many washiags the
stitching is found to retain all the round
ness eyenness, and frmness which are So
much admired at frs:. Nee York Sur
in principle il is perfect. Engineer Len
don.
elias evident rninis cf superiority over ali
others. jlIladsiohs frees
- service bic machine. O. this we havc
experience in our own family. - Boston
7rareitr
"lhe beauty aal simplicity Of lis mechan.
ism are admirable trprcss
INC Sewing Machine heretofore introduced
has, in so short time, acquired such wei
merit.l popularity - Cincinnati Gazette :.
1--WE esteem II the best machine for 49,,
use. Ike stitch is -screeptoaaL!e. NV
by many hundred ctszens OF PHI seSi'lia.
Esy~ SEND FOR 4 GIRCsLAk asa
JAMES WILCOX,
Manufacturer
v,.4oms sos broadway, n. Y.