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- ~ y oe uaae iqr one or articles, at the optou
tained In this offer the Chief OF the BUREAU % hs,s ~
rS o. accept one or Of the articles contained in
huch oier ana reject the remainder Ths Dree ,fs bs
uHforfH ana ogcrs must embrace an on aay s,,s a. N -,
articles detre able ~ aii ne sfafions, - ''
For the description of Artce In the ahove ist hador.
are reired TO The samples a. the said Navy Yards and 20
the advetscment OF this Bureau, dated July b. 1885,
and for information A. Go the laws and reqnatious IN
pamphlet lorml regarding contracts to the ofces OF the
aeyeal commnndants Of Navy Yards and Navy Agents.
sal not Considered advantageous 10 the ClovVrnment
HANK forms ofpropotas may b Oh asned on aDpi,ea
ne1 20 C Nary AgenfS al bosOH Rep Tork o. PSiad1T
glfa and az nf5 bureau 1910
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CONVERTIBLE INTO A SIX PER CENT.
5-2O GOLD BOND.

0-2U UUID BUNU.
In addition to the very liberal Interest the notes for
three years. this privilege Of conversion worth
about three por cent Fer annum for the current rate for
$50 Bonds is not less than nine per cent PREMIUM and
before this the premium six per cent United States
Stocks twenty per cent. 1t will be that tho
profit this loan, the present market rate, ~
not leas than ten per cent per AMMAN.
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TINTED STATES, EASTERN DISTRICT
~ or PENNSYLVANIA, SCT. Dob
THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
TO THE MARSHAL or THE EASTERN DISTRICT
OF PEEHBl LYANIA,

TO TaE MARsH1L OF ThE E1sTERS DfsfRIcr
OF rEEEsi LYANIA,
WHEREAS The District Court Of the United States IN
sn proceodng on Libel died ia The name the 0nited
tSes Of America, hath dscrse all persons gensrai who
ssasr bales and eleven round bales Of cotton
sS Sss' SSnS S1s' b qi Ib s' S , 0 Of sss
teeio vessel war Of the tnl.sa states, under com
the uned states, and orougm into this port per
the tran port brlg Samuel "a. Adams" 10 be
place undrrwuen and TO the eec, expressed
QustSe 30 roluiIing) fon are therefore eharsed and
that bypubhshirg these presents in AZ least two fhs
Of fhadelphia, and in the Legal IIiisliigeaeer yoa
90 mon sh and cite or cause 10 be monshed aad cedy
10 have any rs6t title or Interest in said twenty
two square bales, and eleven round bales OF cotton,
before ths Honorable JOHN cADwAEADER the judge of
adephia on the tneotleth day publication OF these
presents bea court day or else On the neNt court day
and ere 10 snow or slese in dseorm of law reason-
Atle and lawful excuse u any they have why the SAID
and three round bales OF cotton pekings should no. be
20 s Ssa s sata M n5 ss 81 Sods
o. hsI enemies or Otherwise haelsana sgesc. os 90 SSs %
lawn prizes; snd further to DO and receive IN ms this
behalf as to lHstice shall appertan And that you
Intimate be inmated unto al persons asore
said ser orally 90 whom BY the tenor Of these pSsen.
his also ntaed that fhey shs nS sppss apd no
show reasonable and lawn eaase & sq S p,Sssd q ad
said District Court doth intend ahd win
dicaion on the said capture, and may pronounce thas
the sad twenty square bsles An5 @
cctton and three round bales q eetien Sid De
M a, ,be lime on lhe capture 0f the sane, 20 thc enc
,s ~ ~ nnl,ed States of America. and as goods of
hs Enemies or otherwise, liable and subject 10 eonfsca
tp and Condemnation to be Adadg.d aud eondemned Aa
All nrlse the absence, rather contumhcy OF the
sons 40 eiIed and inAed IN any Wise Notwithstanding,
ana that you dab certify TO The said Dlsrlet Court what
von shall 10 the premises with these presents
WINES me Honorable JOHN CADWALADER, Judka
of he said Court at Philadelphia, this twentyseyenlh
day o. August A. D. 1854 and In the eighty ninth year of
The IL dependence OF The said United States. a .f
ausl-3 q. X. FOX, Clerk District Court.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

R1ay- OFFICE OF THE BRIGGS OF.
~ Company, NO. lt5 $, FOURTH Street Phutdol-
pl IN, september I, 6Ghc Board Of Directors have
ts CAV declared the third monthly dividend ONE PER
CENT on the capital stock, pay able IN the sch inst
1hc1rHnsfr Books WILDE cl0scd after the 4th inst aud
rC-op oned On the Sth. A. 2. SABINE,
Ae2-t: President,
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ONCE, Box 2je5 au25,tf
II L A NJ S RS WANT TED.
CHEZ QUAHrERfAsrERs OFYtCH,
DErUr WAsmNgrOw,
WASHINGTON, ~ C., August lB, 1854
Wanted at once, FIVE HUNDRED tSOOl 70 ONE
THOUSAND (iOoOl TEAMsrERs each capable OF driy-
tng with single line, and managing six mule teams.
To such who competent 30 perform the duty, the
pay month viii be thrtyhvt (ea5) dollars with
ratn per day, and hospital privileges including the best
medieAi attendance when sick.
Men experienced Wagon Masters will receive such
positons upon bringing to this point twenty i've (25)
good Teamstefs.
Apply To Captain CHAs. II. ToMPKISs, A. q. NJ
+. A., corner OF TWENTY SECOND and G Sueos Wash
ington, u. C.
d. H RUCKER,
Brgadl,r- General and Chief Quarte1nastSr,
aul9.2lt DeDot or WashIngton.
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| INIlED STATES, EAolEhN DtoIhlCT
fiIE rREsiDINT OF ~ THE UNITED STATES
TO TIE MARsHALIoF THE EASTERN DISTRICT
WHIBEAs The District Court OF the United states I'm
and Tor the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. rightly
duly proceeding Libel nled In the OF the United
baye pretend 10 have, any right title, interest in
fory baes seven packages and thirty hundred
the United States steamer Santiago De Cuba Of
Of the United States under command Of Cartafn o.
s. GssoR, and brought this port by The sohooner
Reading Railroad No. 40, to be monished cited,
derSrilten and to the effect hereafter expressed Gus
tee 90 reqnirinal. You are therefore charged and
that by publishing these presents in Of the daily
ntwspspers printed and published IN the city Of Phas
ana cite, or cause to be monshed and cited pcremptO
TO have any light, title, or interest in tho said
Si eoton; to appear before the Honorable JOHN
the Dsirct Court room, in the % city $ Of PSnSde
phA, on the twentieth day after publication Of these pre-
ois%Ias between the usual hours Of hosrins Saasss,
sn ans Ssls 70 .n ST s SSe S %
why the said cotton should not DO pronounced to belong
the enemies Of the United States. and as goods
OF their enemies otherwise. liable and subject
law m ITiles and ifthsr 10 do and receive IN tis SeSa
as to justiec snail appstan And that you duly intiat
rally Ito whom BY the tenor these presents Il Is also
Intimately, that II they shall not appear the time and
place above mentioned, or appear and shall show
reasonable and lawful cause to the contrary, then said
ton on the said capture, and may pronounce
that the said cotton did belong, at the time
United States Of America and goods of their enemies,
or ohsIwls liable and subject to sonlseatUn and con-
the absence or rather eontumae The parsons 80 cited
duly certify the said District Court You shall do in
the premises, togeher with these PIesents
the said Court Phafa alphiA this twenty day
Of August A. D. 1864 and in the eighty nth year OF ihs
Su5i-St a. R. FOX CLERK Of District Court.
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RSg~ DIVIDEND NOTICE. OFFICE OF
- - the Schuylkm and on Creek Company, No y2t
WALNUT Street
PHiLADRIrHtA, August 20, 1854.
The Board cf Directors have this day declared second
monthly dividend OF cent ten
Capital Sock, payable at the Oaice and after TUES
DAY, ttItomber 9th, fTee OF State tax
Transfer Books viii be closed on WEDNESDAY, August
seq - l.. J. DENUrH, Secretary.
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NIARsHALS SALB.--BY VIRTUE OF A
INl Writ OF Sale, by the Hon John CadwslAder, Judge
Of the District Cont the United SSates IN andfor the
eTn District OF Pennsylvania In Admiralty, 10 me di
Teced viii be sold at public aale 70 the hRhss and ees
bLddfr. for cash, at MICHEHERS STORE No. la1 y.
FRONT Street, on MONDAY, September II, 1854, AZ ~
O'Clock NJ 2S5 bales and ~ bags OF cotton oe'ns eso
OF a vessel unknown. ..,,,yy.pn
u. s. Marshal r. d. Of PennII .
PmADELPmA, August 30, 1854. AuH-HN
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7-3O LOAN.

The Secretary Of the Treasury stvOs notice that sub
,erptons win be received for Coupon Treasury Notes
payable three yes fom August IS 1864 with somi-an-
nuAl interest at the Of seven and three per
cent per Annumprncpa interest both to be paid In
lawful money.
These notes will bo convertible at the option Of the
holder, at maturity, INTO six per cent gold bearing bonds
payable less than ave nor more than twenty years
from their date the Government may elect ThOy win
besued in denominations Of $50 500, $500 SlOOO
5000, and all subscriptions must bo for my dollars or
multiple OF nifty dollars.
As the notes draw interest from August Is persons
making deposits subsequent to that date must pay the
interest accrued from date OF note to date deposit
Parties d,poslting twenty-five thousand dollars and
upwards for these noteS any time win be allowed
commission Of one-quarter Of one per cent.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAN.
IrGsANArIoSAL SAVINGS BANK, offering higher rate
Of interest than any other and the best security Any
savings bank which pays It's deposltors United States
Notes considers that 1t paying the best circulating
medium OF the country, and 1t eaHBot pay In anything
better for its either in Seeur
ties or In notes or bonds payable in Government paper.
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TIATRNTRD JULY 10, 1854 o EPH H
MoTTFT, Eleve De Paris, French Steam Dyeing
ana sconring or any Kind Of wearing apparel, Tor Lsdss,
sf H. and Chadren, Fstsnt apparatus or slretehing
Brap ~ no 2os 8. NINTH Street, PhlAdslphlA. Aus-Sm
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AHARSHAL'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
I Wrt OF sale by the lion. John CadW alader, Judge
the District Cout the United states, IN aud for the
Eastern District Of Pc nsy vauia In Admiralty 10 me
drccted win be sold at public sae 70 tSe highest and
beet bidder Tor casn, A. MlCHENERS STORE No. l42 y.
FRONT Street on MONDAY, Sept mber H. 1854. At ~
O'Clock NJ certain eOttOntO wit three TO ou hundred
pounds, now lately laden ON board The brig PRINCE
WILLIAM MILLWARD,
3. MArshal 4. ID. Of PennA.
Philadelphia, August 81, 1854. ausl-et
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WAR CLAIMS, BOUNTIES, PENSIONS,
w PAY and all description Of claims agSinst ssIlv Is
u led states Government adjusted ana nnd
H. Ineey can be eolleced az once ApgS 2s m5o 70
Army and Nav Claim Agents,
.r. No. 4O2 WALHUT Street.
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TT M Il H ID - tt II H y
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WANTS.

q WANTED TO RENT.-A FURNISHED
IL House BY private family Address j. G d., Post
ONCE BOX 2j65. au25-tf
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TINTED STATES, EASTERN DISTRICT

TINTED STATES, EASTERN DISTRICT
- or PENNSYLVANIA. scr -
THE FsPEs9 MsEs ~ 9E 4R ThE gHFSp sAE
rENNsYLVANIA,
WHEREAS The District Court Of the Untsd States IN
and for the Eastern District Of Pennsylvania rgatly
United states OF America hath deorced all persons in
general Eh9 have or pretend 70 have any right .G or
master her tackle apparel and rniture an tho go IDS,
wars res % Hpd laden on board thereof captured
stone State vesselsoi War cf the United STATES rcspec
Pierce Crosby, to be monshed ei,od, and esisa e
judgment, at the time and place under wrilten.
rsguring). You are therefore charged and strictly
' snl9nsd M and sqmm9Pded that yo1 omit not but
q the daily nnewspapers printed and published n
gencer you do monlsh and cite, cause 30 nonshed
and cited, perempoy, all persons in general who have
the d Steamer 40 Lilac G 0 s aSS.e S5 ss 4 n
nure aud the goods. wares, and merchandise laden
WALADER the Jndge OF the said Court, the Dstict
dSy alter pnbesop o these prsS5 e n be 1s dsI
or else on ne next court day following between the usual
aege in due form Of law, reasonable and Ia ~fal
euse, n they have why the said steamer Lillian.
and merchandise laden on board thereof should not bc
pronouned 10 belong at the time Of the capture Of tho
Of their enemies or otherwise liable and subject TO
dempauon, to be adiudged and condemned good and
lawful prizes; and further to do and receive l. .
behalf ss to Justice shan appsIta,n And that you DUO
or 10 untO hu persons
said generally Ito whom by tho tenor OF those presents
Is also Intimately lha' II they shall NOT appear al he
time and place above mentioned, pear and shan mot
show reasonable and lawful hs contrary then
said District Court doth intend aud win proceed to adud
cation the said capture and that the said
steamer Lillian her tackle apparel and furniture and
the wares and merchandise laden board there
Of did belong a. the time OF the capture Of the 20
the enemies OF the United States OF America and
of their enemies, otherwise liable and subject
iscAti ton and condemnation, TO be adJudgcd and con-
demn lawful prize the absence rather contumAcy
OF the persons cited and intimated In anywise
withsthndng, and that You duly certify TO the said Dis
tot Court what you shall do In the premises, together
With these presents.
Witness tho Honorable JOHN CADwALADER, Judge
OF the sad Court at Philadelphia this frat day Sep
tember, A. D. 1854, and in the eighty year Of the
Independence of the said United States.
se2-3t CIR FOX, Clerk Of District Court.
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HIN or U "a P,

No ais LODGE STREET.
sS1.T- es hSnd y APt-Haa5a
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PROPOSALS.
d AND cLoTHINo MATRRIALs

BunHAu on PRoyfsIoNs AND CLormso,i
september 4. 1895.
Separate proposals. sealed and endorsed "Proposa Ella ~
NAVY Clothing and Cothins Materials, win be received
M this bureau unth O'Clock r. NJ. on the bih day Of
eo0er next or Furnishing snd delivering (on receving
thirty daNs hutoe) At The United States Navy Yars af
CharlesoWn, hass achUsets, anf BROOKLYN New York, In
such numbers and quantities. aud such times may
specified by The Chief OF this Bureau or BY fhe com
msngants Of the sad Navy ards. respectively. the
the places areclneI IN The follonng lIst. VIZ
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IOa4 cHEssUT sTEHET.

NOFFRE AND RASPBERRI.-ALEX.
u MILLER & co, PropretoIs Of the Old Government
PREPARED JAVA COFFEE, ~
have Removed their place OF business from NO 2lS NJ
second street TO No 2i3 ARCH Street, where they are
prepared to III all orders az the shortest notice winch re
public may favor them with. Their Couee ~ az usual tho
best IN the market, They also have the best
RASPBERRY SYRUP
that 10 manufactured IN the cyIA At lowest prlees con-
sdering the high prices Oi material ,-- -,-..,.
Please give them call before purchasing elsehheio'
DO not forget the Number =. "a, mon, s.....
aulS-lm No zfJ AisAh nHN0t-
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C,OusTY's TEA wARRHOUSE.-ESTA
I hlzhed IA lsOO,-ImpoFter and Dealer IN
Fine Teas, Wines, and Liquors,
N"'''' Cross q RlAekwellS Pickles and Sauces
English and Scotch Ale and Portsrl . - a. -
Canned Meats, frus, soup, g.
Navy MessOs pot up with care s.Oo,y, a..
,.aaix JOSHUA II. O0UBTH.
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CARPETS, MATTINGs, OIL CLOTHS AND
" window Shades, nom New York Auction sASs,
fSiRhtly wet5-Magnincont Brussels, wide, 81 l5,
SisIX $40 and Sl'75i Imitation Brussels (pAlnted
tonate prices Imperial CaIpes slSl 20 t1b par yard
Ingram, nom 80 cents 70 slLhi nehenah, nas anu %
ufmp from 37k 70 rs cents per yArdi MAttlngsi the
is,ss ssSortment ever in philadelphia from 5Ik
to 7s cents yard At the New ferk Auction sales De-
pot (foFmerly ststhloW'sJ No. l4f g. SECOND srsSt,
bIst door above Walnut, opposite Corn Exchange.
wi
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nY- THE TREASURER OF TUE FUND

to relieve the distressed people Of Chambcrsburg
received the following since his last report
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-07-08

NOTICE OF SiERlFFS SALE OF REAL Els TATE.
STATE Of Iowa, Howard County, S S.
~ BY virtue OLA special execution issued
out OF the Office of the Clerk of the District
Court Of said county, at the suit of John NJ
Green Pla' ntiif. against Josiah T. Mitchell
and others, Defendants, Dated June
%, 1864, to me directed com =.
handing me that of the premises hereinafter
described. | cause to be made the sum OF
four hundred and ninety one and 6-lO0 dol
lars damages and interest thereon at the
rate of seven per cen PEI annum from the
sixteenth day of April A D 1864, until paid
and cost taxed at one d.llar.
| shall offer for sale at public auction to
the highest bidder fvr cash in hand at the
front door Of the Court House in Vernon
Springs Township Howard County Iowa on
the 4th day Of August A. d, 1864 at the hour
oftwo o'clock P. NJ. of said day the followin g
described prlmises to wit. Commencing at
Il point in the center of the street immedi-
atslv opposite the south east corner Of Block
No, six (6) IN the village of New Oregon,
running thence South along the center of
the public road leading from New Oregon
to the east county line to a point where said
road strikes the south line Of the west half
I-2j ofthe North west or. (1-4) of section
NO. TWO " leWnshlp NO. ninety elght t9S)
north of range No. eleven tl1j west, thence
west on said line to the quarter post On tho
west line of said section No. twoj2), thence
north on said section line to the village plat
OF New Oregon thence east on the line OF
said village to the place of beginning: FIX
ceptng and rese;ving therefrom that portion
heretofore sold by Geo. w. Scbofeld to
Charles Prann and Robert McCulloch. also
excepting lots one two and three Il & 8
in block No. three ~ Lots No. seven and
eight e & 81 ia block No. four f4) Lot No
two (2) in block No. four az Lots No. six
and nine Is & 81 in block No. four (i) Lots
No. one tour and five Il 4 s. 81 in ock No
four (4); also commencing one hundred 400
feet west Of TIE south east corner Of block
No. two ~ in Munson 4 others addition t.
New Oregon. running thence west two hun
drsd and twenty GEO. feet, thence north t.
the Turkey River, thence along the South
side Of said Turkey River to point directly
north Of the place of beginning, thence south
to the place Of beginning.
Dated Jane 3d. 1864. P. T SEARLES,
n33 Sheriff of Howard Co.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-07-08

Mead of the New Oregon p. y. WAS
IN town this week, and made us call.
Mis- very amiable man considering
what an invetera.e "sarpent'' he is
DEBORAH Republic.
Thank you, thank you neighbor, if
you ever get a streak Of the amiable on
it will give us pleasure to make note
Of it. BY the way we observe that
Father Bailey the veteran temperance
editor of N. Y, gives the saloons of
DEBORAH puff in last weeks Repub-
Hc Rather amiable that.
The Confederate Steamer, Alabama
has been sunk in an enga cement off tGe
coast Of France. Semmcs itscaptain
and 60 of its crew made their escape.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-07-08
\ JTICE OF SHERIFF SAILS OF REAL ESTATE.
STATE OF Iowa Howard County, S S.

NOTICE Or SHERIFF SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
STATE OF Iowa Howard County, S.
~ BY virsue ola special execution issued
out OF the Jfce Of the Clerk of the Dstrst
Court e howard County Iowa at the suit Of
Moses Miller plaintiff against John Walker
fanny Walker 0 D walker, Strothcr and
Kirkpatrick, &. w. B,akely, 0. u. Gof,
Frank TbbetS. & Ella Jibbetts, defendants
to me directed csmmandjlg me that Of the
premises hereinafter described Cause to be
made the sum Of one hundred and forty
eight l. 49, 100 dollars damages and interest
thereon at the rate of ten per cent per an
mum from the east day OF June A. D. 1854
until paid. and costs taxed at six dollars, to
satisfy a judgment which said plaintiff rccov-
cred against said defendants at the June
term a. D. 1864 of said District Cournt. ]
shall offer for sale at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash in hand at the front
door of the Court House in Vernon Springs
Township ana county aforesaid on the 10th
day Of August A. D. 1864, at the hour of
one o'clock P. NJ ofsaid dav the following
described premises to wit: The south half
of lot No. two, III in b ock No. forty-one (4l
in the village of Vernon Springs How ard
County Iowa where duo attendance will be
given by the undersigned. In34t4
P. I. SEA2LS, Sheriff Of said Co.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-07-08
Putnam Clothe s-wringer
The ONLY reliable selfAdjustins WriHger.

The ONLY reliable self Adjusting Wringer.
The frame beng of Iron, thoroughly gal
vanized, al! dan ger from rust is removed, and
the liability to shrink, swell, split, SC. 50
unavoidable in woe aen machines, is preven-
ted.
No thumb .scre,Os or complicated fastenings
to wear out or get out of order; it can te
fastened to the tub in single second.
WARRANTED WITH OR WITHOUT coG-wHEELs.
1t took the F'RTT PREMIUM at Fifty
Seven State and County Fairs in 1863, aud is
w,thout an exception, the best Wringer ever
made
Instead of be'ci.ing the statements of par.
ties interested in the sale Of other Wringers
TRY IT, AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF.
Test it thoroughly with any and all others,
and if not entirely satisfactory, return it.
1t will wiring anything from thread to .
bed Guilt without alteration.
Patented in the United States. England,
Canada, and Australia.
Agents wanted in every town.
Energetic men can make from ; to 10
dollars per Gay.
Putnam manufacturing Co:
GENTLEMEN; Iknow fran practical e1-
perience that iren weH gslvan,=ea 1rah zinc
,r,N not oridise or rust one particle. l can
safely say, after several years experience in
the manufacture of chain for chain-pumps
and wster-drawers, in which ! have tested
the affinity of iron and zine, that ifthe pro.
cess be conducted properly, it is perfect
weld of the two.
Nearly one year ago my family commen-
ced using one Of your Wringers. 1t now
performs all of its functions as well as it did
the first time it was used, and has become
an indispensable article with US, have
closely observed several other kinds OF
clothes-wringers, the modus operandf being
different, trying to produce the same results
as the Putnam Wringer. but in my judg-
ment they have failed. The Putnam Wring-
er is as near perfect as possible, and can
eheerfully recommend 1t to be the best IN use. -
Respectfully yours,
JNO. w. WHEELER.
Cleveland Ohio.
Many years experience in the galvan-
zing business enable me to indorse the above
sta tcmcnt in all particulars.
JNO. G. LEFFERTS,
No. 100 Beskmann St.
New York, January, 1864. - ~
No. 1, $3.50; No. A, $3.50.
Manufactured and sold, wholesale ana :
retail by "sf.
TUE PUTNAM MANUFACTURING CO., :
No. -l3 Pla,t ST. N. Y, and Cleveland Ohio.
n32v5] S. c. NORTHRoP, Agent
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-07-08

TRY IT oNCE.-The manufacturers of
the Chemical Saleratus, Messrs De-
Land l. Co., show their readiness to
have the merits Of the article tested.
for they authorizc all who sell it at re-
tAto refund the money when by fair
rial it does not prove to be as recon-
mended. That is fair, and shows their
confidence in the article.