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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1864-05-10
- aCan.you letr.mer have money

~ >Sat tts ss+'N 1iAN1 sftssS -fstofts,N
this morning to purehace q new boanet,
MY deary' "By-and-by, love- .pn.A J
That's what you always say, my dear,
but how can / bby and bny without
moneys And that brought the money,
just as one good turn deserves another.
Her wit. was, so successful thats-she
tried again the next week. swell,
you.can'thate it;,you called me bear
last night" said her husband. Oh,
we'll, dear, you know that was only be-
cause You are 50 fond of Augy;ng.n 1t
hit him just right ,again, and she got
the money and something EXTRA as he
left his. wife and hm.red Off to his bnis-
ness, saying: SIT takes fortune, to
keep such awife as You areAJut .ifs
'oorM q; valsfu .sirsl no .issrftsa
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1864-05-10

s"aWhen Cromwell first coined
his money, an old cavalier, .looking up
OH one Of stbenew pieces, read this in
scription on one side: God is with
u.s." and on the other, "Thc Common
wealth Of England 81 see" said he
=" God and. the Commonwealth are
on different sides.yrsa .slr.na ~ ..ii
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1864-05-10

rX'- The new two cent piece CON
templated by ,congrcsstwin Resemble
gold com. = ON one side there Is, p
wreath ofswheat, ,.inithe centre Of which
is stamped ~ cnnts," aud the Words
United aStatcsof America. ''lsg' q n the
other side there is the shield of 1.ibei,.
ty,l ,lbcarimg thorwords, "God our trust.p
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1864-05-10

"a The palm tree ois the Qrnament of
every land where II is known. Grace
fnl, ihajcstic, stately--so different from
anything with usLn-I do not see how IL
can bc,otherwise than the admiration of
every lover of beauty aud of,nature.---
Bl1t these nncultivated natives seem to
have little appreciation Of the. aesthetic.
Ths spalm tree AproducibS datesn-is
Asdh
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1864-05-10


THE NKw CorS.-Ninety-five parts
"copper" and FIVE parts tin-thc proper
tion of the new one and two cent coins
about to, be issued--will give an alloy
not quite as light colored as the present
nickel cent. The proportions in that
are Sc parts copper, and J 2 parts nick
ell; anda good looking, portable, and
every way satisfactory coin it is The
increased price of nickel, making a cent
worth 4 little more than it's face, was
the only objection to its continued use.
Tin is the best substance that acai, be
found. 1t will produce an alloy hard
er, whittier, and less easily tarnished, than
zinc with copper. AR. Stevens, the rep
resentative from the Lancaster. Penn.
district, where the nickel mine flom
which the mint WAS supplied are lloca
ted. opposed the bill proposing the nfE
coin, on the ground that capitalists llad
beer intiuced' "a wofl. The tnihes Nex-
presslytosaplysrqckHi fprthsseat eoii.
mage, and that the lpsssageyof the bill
would be "A serious loss 10 them. TEN
porsriy,eR naybc, and Yet there arc
other uses 10 whiclrmckcl may beput-a
the, panussstureGcf, German silver for
GneT,77wbiah; will still " ~ lmalseif hlgplypr0i
splhnf eE tsDieNe noiiirsfHs
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1864-05-10
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
DR.. Il. NJ. WARREN,
HOMGPATHIC PLY SICIAN,

oyFioE IN CoxnrRcIAL ocK. OVER VAN MISS TURN
VERs STORE JoSEsvlLE, Aica. Refer TO u. NJ. Hale,
N. D.. aud Faculty Hahhemann Medical coll-ge
esIsage 20 mn, u, iSystsl " telegram
or otherwise, win bap promptly attended to.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1864-05-10

0, HALE Columbusl take my bupnit : r
reckon now you've bin and don it'll
Bring out your guns, all you that has EN-,
~, And blaze away with enthusiasm: : .,srf
~ The trumpet beat, the base drum blow,
The rebels times come fyr to go, ... i-..
\. Alady possessed of abraye husband
sings her joyful war song to the tune
of Gobbler in the Beanpatch," III the
following manner: .,.-,,--.
"My bus iband rs gallant, and l.i1 1s.' ,
Ny hus iband is gay; .,, ~. - ~.
sh Whcne er he lakes warlikc stand, gt3raf
-Htt The rebels ran away;a re g1 ~ l'ass'
He laughs a laugh OF scornful wrath,
q. To see the towards fee, .s.s hes s-,.,s
With their high, their low their pnmmadiddle
nathabang sollygogslc jarnboreel
Another song with an equally aston
ishing chorus has been somewhat pop
ular with the soldiersp z aiAd0Ht z
Raise the banner, raise high. boysl ss.s.s.s
- Let IL float against the sky 80 graief ,s's.
God be with u.s.. this our cry, boys ! ~, ~.
Under II we'll do or die. y n 9..ssu. .isss'..
lst cHoEcs--Arise 20 glory, glory glory 2 .sT
!, '',. =, Our country calls, march on, mach on
2d doHoRus--Co-ca-che lunk-che-lunI che lay-ly,
Coca -che-unk che -lunk-che-laly,
- f' Co -ca-che. e.luuk--che. unk che-ia-ly
isSi tss z Rig.a-de-dig, and away we 60 - y
The following was the defiant song
which Burnside, s soldiers sent over, with
ringing voices, to the North Carolina
shore as they approached il: 'ssSs = s.,'., y,
Say, rebels, win you meet us, s ,.,,. .,.
s,. - Say, rebels will you greet US. q n as,,si
ssffi Say, rebels. will you beat us,ssIeilris bHl
nsssss4 s0n North Carolina shore q ia, > 2.
IN theffame Of Cod well meet you - ~
With the sword OF God we'll greet you
BY the 9raca Of God veil beat you, II \
80 ~ ss',sys On the North Carolina shorci y
80 tesls sitf Singing glory, hnllcIqjsh, -.
.fq - ~ - Singing glory. halleIujaif, - I
4. ~. ..., Singing glory, haIlelnilli. 80,
bas .lott.7, sil s,fl To God for ever more
~ 90 With the sword Of JEFF Y ~ meet us =,
'-''i Inlhe name Of JEFF. You greet tuss ~
>ssscr7 !. snhrt
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-22

We regret to say that, through the blum
dering OF a country cousin, one of the first
families of Boston was recently thrown into
state Of CONSERVATION and indignation
which 1t is impossible to describe. For a
while, serious consequences were apprchend.
ed but, after proper restoratives were APP
piled and explanations made, the family were
enabled TO take their meals with the accus-
toned regularity and relish.
The misunderstanding was caused In a
singular manner, and can, in measure, b,
attributed to the number Of military heroes
who infest the city. ~..H#@ .EI
It seems that the cousin who caused the
trouble is native of Vermont, and now on
a visit to an uncle in the city. One evening,
during then recent spell Of cold weather,
the only daughter Of the house-a lady Of
seventeen, whose del;cacy is a part Of her
nature, and whose mind was entirely above
earthly things, with the exception Of the op-
era, new dresses, &c.-remarked one evening
in the presence Of her cousin and her family,
without word Of warning, that she was
fearful of freezing if she went to bed.
Her mother was about to utter some cx-
preston Of consolation, when the cousin
{rnde as he was) remarked, in loud tone
so loud that every one heard him
"Why don't you take Major to bed with
your" ..''.-. ... -.cv
There was a faint Shrek, and Henrietta
was observed to fall senseess On the plush
sofa. Her position was noted, however, for
its grace, and the careful manner in which
her crinoline was adjusted.
Wretch p cried the excited father, you
have murdered my daughter with your vul.
garity."
Monster ~ exclaimed the mother, show
could you and such delicate nerves as she
has, too"
" swow !" replied the Vcrmonter, with
dolcful look, 81 didn't mean -"
"Silence, sir !" cried the brother, who had
attempted to obtain commission MS brga
der general, and failed only because he once
belonged to a home. guard, and knew, there
fore, too much about military affairs.
:" Darn it won't you" asra.s.
"No, sir, we will not ~ cried the enragcd
parent. "a man that recommends my
daughter To-" -a.# -..."s. -rsr.,
".Rut don't mean it p screamed the Yer
montcr.
Bat no attention was paid to his words.
She revives !-she revives the shock
has not killed her p the doting mother said,
1t was cruel blow but you must bear
up. darling"
Darnation won't somebody listen to
me ?" cried the perplexed Vermonter. al
didn't mean that Hen should sleep with
real live major-one Of them malicious off.
GERS. In course wanted her to do as our
gals do cold nights. They heat bricks and
put to their feet, and up in our parts the gals
call them majors That's what mean; and
what's the use of fuss about it :? that is
what want to know"
1t seems that We arc labo,ing under
mistake" said the head of the family "but /,
really, hereafter, when there arc young Ia
dies in the room. I don't think I'd mention
such things. The young ladies of the city
are too delicate for such vulgar Names"
The Vermonter promised earnestly 10 be |
more careful in the future, and the family |
are doing well. .......-.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-22
HOW A DARKEY GOT TO EAsTON.

A genuine son oil Ham, some sixteen or
seventeen years Of age, asked the conductor,
Ar. -, to let him ride to Esston, but he
refused. As the train was about starting,
however, one Of the hands employed on it
told Sambo to jump on, which he did. After
the train had been some time on it's way, the
conductor, in passing around to collect the
fare, came to where Sambo sat, when the
following dialogue ensued:
c." Where's your ticket?'
s." Got none, massa."
c. Who told you 10 get on p
S. De gentleman on de ingine.'
c. Well, want you to get off at tho
next station
S-'Ycs, sah.'
At the next station, sure enough, Sambo
got Oft, but when the conductor called out
ali aboard" he jumped on again. Pres
emily tho conductor, in going the rounds
again, came to where Sambo sat, and the d.
alogue was resumed:
c. Didn't tell you to get off at the last
station p
s. Yes, sab, so I did but dea you say
all aboard den pops on agin.'
c. Well, now, tell you to get of at the
next station.
s. Yes sah.'
At The next station, as before, Sambo got
of, and at the words all aboard jumps on
again. The train had sped some distance on
IT'S way, when the conductor was not little
surprised and chagrined to find his colored
passenger still on board.
c. told you to get off at the last sta
ton. Why didn't you do SOP
81 did, sab; but you said again ALI
aboard den jumped on again
c. Well, you've rode so far, guess you
may ride the rest of the way
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-22

LAMP HEATING APPARATUS,
BOILING - FRYING - sTEwING - STEPPING -
A1.sa WITH THE FLAME THAT LIGHTS THE ROOM.
BY the flame of a common lamp, a,
the cost OF cents worth Of OIL very comfortable
Simple In construction, easily kept In
order, ready for use in moment, conven
lent TO have on hand. -DrWggist's Circular
Fshs Lamp is Of the most popular
novelties Of the day, the utility of it is unques-
tionabe great saving is made in heating and cooking
small articles and be made to cook great
many persons which is actually done the ambulance
cars which carry the sick soldiers = -Scientifc
american.
For family use, hospital tent, barrack,
pcncs, fishing, nursery sick room it is article of
comfort beyond all proportion to its cost. Hats
journal Of Health. .-
have tried the apparatus, and my
wife and proclaim the most valuable and inds-
SO long done withontit. - Ell. Coal oil Circular.
An economical contryance for getting
heat ut short notice for nrsey and general household
purposes, one important point is the saving in
cost over coal fires. n. Y Ecening Post. =
PR, 'Es FROM TWO TO SIX DOLLARS
! CAPACITY FROM ONE TO -FOUR QUARTS.
! THREE ARTICLES COOKED ONE ONE BURNER
Arunged .for.Kerosene or Coal OIL or Gas.
Discrtptice Iamphiet IF thirty pages furnished
gratis.
! Also, TIE UNION ATTACHMENT; Price so Cents.
| To be attached to Common Kerosene Lamp or Gas
Burner by which Water be boiled and Fook cooked
| also arranged TO support shade.
| EVERY FAMILY NEEDS ONE.
| VIM. D. RUSSELL, Agent,
| No. 600 Pearl ST. New York.
| sy" agents Wanted. 78m
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-22
GROVER Il BAKERS
CELEBRATED
SEWING MACHINES

y Z WING MACHINE >
WERE AWARDED TIE HIGHEST PREMIUMS
OVER ALL coNrErrTsRs,
A. the following State Fairs Of 1885, for the hes, Family
Sewing Machines, the bes; Manufacturing Machines,
and the best Machine work
Nep York State Fair.
Frasr PREMIUM FOR FAMILY MACHINE. 1929. d.
FIRST PREMIUM FOR DouBLE-THssAD MACHINE.
FIRST premium PoR MACHINE WORK.
Indiana State Fair.
FmsT PREMIUM FOR MACHINE FOR ALL ruRrosss.
FIRST PREMuA ron MACHINE Work. .a. r
Vermont State Fair. ..- g.. ....y. .........../
FrRsr PREMIru For FAMILY MACHINE. ..... .
FIRST Premium poR MaNuFACrrRTSG MACHINE.
FIRST premium FOR MACHiNE WORK. -.,-. ...
Illinois State Fair. 1, ..s.... .,.. fad
FIRST PREMIUM FOR MACHINE FOR ALL PURPOSES
a'- FIRST PREMIUM FOR MACHINE WORK.
loua State Fair. ...... -..-...-
FIRST PREMIUM FOR FAMILY MaCruSE.
FIRST PREMIUM FOR MANUFACTURING MACHINE.
FIRST PREMIUM FOR MACHINE WORK.
kentucky State Fair. ....~ah
FrRsr Premium FOR MAouxE FOR ALL rrRposEs.
FIRST PREMIUM FOR MACHINE Work.
Michigan State Fair. .-"
FIRST PREMIUM FOR Family MACHINE. .... g..
FIRST PRkMIuM roH aANuFAcruRixG MACHINE.
FIRST PREMIUM FOX MACHINE WORK.
Pnnsylrnnia State Fair. 81. ..-- If" ....
FIRST PREMIUM FOR M,SurAcrrRIxa MACHINE.
FIRST PREMIuM FoR BEAUTIFUL MAcHIsE WORK
OAio State Fair.
FIRST PREMIUM ron MACHINE WORK.
Oregon State Fair. Is-
FIRST PREMIUM FOR FAMILY MACHINE.
AND AT TIE FOLLOWING COUNTY FAIRS:
Chittenden Co. { Tt.) AgrL Soc. .r..
Pirs. Premium for Family Machine: 70
First Premium for Manufacturing Mashins
''. First Premium for Machine Work. % ...
Franklin Go. (N. ~ Fair. 1880 49,.
i First Premium for Family Machine. .. ..,
First Premium for Manufacturing Machine.
Chdmplain. Valley { ~ AgrI. Soc
90. First Premium for Family Machine.
First Premium for Manufacturing Machine. =.
First Premium for Machine Work.
Hampden Go. (lHass.) Agr't. Soc.
Diploma for Family Machine al
Diploma for Machine Work. u
Queens Go. on ~ A9rl. Soc. -... ......
- First Premium for Family Machine. ....
WasAinton Go. ON. ~ Fair. -.... .
First Premum.for Family Machine.
Saratoga Go. (N. " Fair.
First Premium for Family Machine.
Mechanics Institute { Pa) Fair.
First Premium for Machine for all purposes
Fist Premium for Machine work.
ey- The above comprises all the Fairs at which tn
GROVER BAKER MACHINES were exhibited this year.
BATHROOMS, lis LAKE ST., CHICAGO.
A. D. Barnum, Agent --e.- Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-22
French Breakfast and Dinner
COFFEE.

OWING to the very high price Of coffee and the great
~ difficulty Of procuring good. uniform and reliable
article our customers have often expressed wish that
they could be supplied from fret hands. II the
tention Of the ..r l.. ......s.r.... 81 -.
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
to do strictly Tea business but as we have had some
customers living at a distance that have relied upon US
to supply them exclusively with Tea and Coffee being
nconvenient for them TO come to New York the great
Tea and Coffee Emporium Of this country-snd as cur
Tea faster was possessed of information relating to
Coffee that could he furnished moderate price aud
give universal satisfaction and the same time AFFORD
the retailer handsome proftwe have been compelled
SO poPuLAR With our customers and their ssss have
increased to such an extent that have been compelled
to mske.large additions to our machinery, which win
therefore send 1t to those who may offer.
1t II Fast Superseding All Other CoRees.
This Coffee has been used for more than century In
Paris and since Its introduction into this country has
been in by Of the leading French Hestarnnts
here. The Parisans said the hest Judges of
coffee and the great favor In which il Is held by them
the bes. that be produced for lis ns
favor and healthy effects upon the human system
put up but one grade OF this Coffee and that Is OF
quality that our customers have found from experience
Will give perfect satisfaction and all demands of
their trade 1t is the lowest price tina. recon-
mend. -s"t5. .5 - ## I80-5a -
We do all our business on the mos. extensive scale
buy by the cargo and sell at only two per pound
profit.
We put up this coffee In barrels only, Of 1875 pounds
each. This method Of putting it up from 10
cents per pound to the consumer and by it's being 10
large quantity i retains its fine favor much longer in
this form than In any other We send with each barrel
Show Cards. Circulars and Posters assist the dealer
to Introduce to his customers We hope customers
will to have them well posted up and dtrib
uted, as It will be to their advantage to do so.
This Coffee we warrant to give perfect satisfaction and
II does not please the purchaser has the privilege of
returning the whole any part within 60 days hav
ing his money refunded together with all the expenses
OF Transportation both ways.
We issue price circular OF onr TEAS aud COHFEEs,
which we are glad to send free to all who wish It. Con
sumers OF Coffee should enquire for the French
breakfast and DiAner Coffee, and be sure
that II was purchased Of the
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERs.
IS 4 81 VESEY STREET, NEW YORK.
133m go -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-22
1000 Agents Wanted.
rHAorGHotr THE rsros, TO SELL

IH"0toHUuf THE UNION, TO sKLL -
The Departure and Landing OF the
PILGRIMS.
These two magnificent STEEL Pr Ars EsenAvYcs (24r-
1867 are now ready for delivery Catalogues of beautaa
AMERICAN French and English engrayings sent free 10
Agents. ff ia - -
Great inducements to energetic csnvasers of bo,s
COSMOPOLITAN ART UNION AGENTS,
Are informed that Sv Walter Scott and HE eota pora-
RES beautifully engraved steel same size and mate
picture 70 Shakespeare and hfs friends, will be shortly
re- dy, and their orders respectfully solicited.
Applyto
WI HoLDROoK, Publisher
o2om 81 Nassau 81, N,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-22

THEY are making in California, for the
Sanitary Fair TO be held there shortly, a e.
gantic cheese. six feet in diameter. and two
and half feet thick, weighing four thousand
pounds. They will call it the Cream Of
Cheese
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-22
BENNETT PETER g. co.
RED > JACKET
REED JACKET
RED JACKET
Stomach BiGtcR's
Stomach HsitteTs
Stomach BitterS

The proprietors Of this justly esteemed and well known
brand Of Stomach Bters do not deem it necessary in
order to give their goods fictitious enhanced
vale to take Hpg at all other ters and proclaim in
small capitals that they worthless. Our Hters do
not need this place them before the public on their
merits and invite your careful attention to the goods
allow brand upon knowing DO, that repu-
taton Is at stake. The NAME sRed jacket" II taken
from the original compound by the native child of
forest and with the add ion Of few herbs by DR. Chaplin
made agreeable to the taste. They now have pc
cuIary healthy, soothing and recuperave influence,
peciay for the patient rising from the bed Of sickness
loss OF appetite distress after eating Dizziness and all
diseases arising from torpid liver or indigestion.
They strengthen and invigorate the system.
They unequaled for general debility.
They a cure for dyspepsia. ..s-..
They give good and healthy appetite. ..-.s
They assist digestion.
They are the best stmuant in existence. - .e
They are sure preventative Of fever and ague.
They relieve constipation.
They nervous headache. y-r. rss-- "a.
They are perfectly pure and palafable.
They make the debitated strong, and restore to
strength the exhausted.
Aged persons and delicate females will find they can
save large doctors bills by the Of these Bitters
We take pleasure in calling attention to our very en-
tensve catalogue of Bulk and Cased Goods consisting
in part Of
STRAWBERRY WINE,
CHERRY " ~...
BLACKBERRY :"
RASPBERRY q"
GINGER r."
MUSCAT
...-s- CLARET 4"
LEMON CORDIAL,
a-r PEACH BRANDY, -.......-. u.
1851 APPLE BRANDY, stsA@. + A-@
Champagne, Catawba, California PORT Sherry Malag,
and MADEIRA Wines Gins, Runs, Brandies Bourbon
Rye Whistles which perfectly pure, and need only t.
be tried to be appreciated Sold by all druggists
dealers throughout the country. Call for goods
take other,
Circulars to the trade supplied on application to
BENNETT PIETER.S Dc 90.
Proprietors 81 River Street. Chicago.
Sold by ". p. Allen, Dubuque; G. N Miner and Be.
| ;amin & Cole, Cedar Falls.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-22
FEVER AND AGUE.

Persons exposed 10 the Malaria of Ague. il seized
with Chills and Fever, will find positive Andoto and
Cure in Railways Ready Relief. Let two teaspoonsful
Of the Ready Relief in wine glass OF water, be taken
getting out OF bed in the morning, and however
posed 10 malaria you will escape
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-22
A. D. Barnum, Agent Cedar Falls.
- Ayers e
HN2HAH&Y
Pills.


Are you sick, feeble, md
complaining? Are you out
Of order. with your system
dcranged, and your feelings
uncomfortable !Thesesymp-
toms are often the prelude
to serious illness. Some lit
of sickness is creeping upon
you, and should he averted
by a timely use of the right
remedy. Teke Ayers Fills,
and cleanse out the disor-
dered humors purify the
blood, and let the fluids
move on unobstructed in
health again. They stimu-
late the functions OF the
a
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-22

The ONLY reliable self Adjusting wringer
The frame being Of Iron, thoroughly galvanized. al
dager from rtf is ren'orsd and the liability to SHRINK
SWELL split, &C., so unavoidable in wooden machines Is
prevented
No thumb scre,cs or complicated Jas.enings to wear
ont to get Of order; Il can be fastened firmly
the tub In single second.
WARRANTED WITH OR WITHOUT CoG-wHEELs
1t took the FIRST PREMIU at Fifty Seven State mud
County Fairs In 1868 and is rikt0nt ercetion, the
BEST 'criager erer made. ..a
Instead believing the statements parties Interested
In the sale Of other Wrngers. -f z-
... TRY 1T, AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF.
Tes. It THOROUGHLY with ANY and ALL others, and If
not entirely satisfactory. return IT,.
IL will wiring anything from thread TO a bed 2.it
without alteration. sar =..
Patented in the United States, England, Canada and
Australia.
Agents wanted in every town. Energetic men can
make from % to si0 per day.
Putnam Manufacturing Go.
GESrLEMEN -IkRow from practical experience Mdt
iron 'oeN gllciHized ah zinc fH not 0rdi-e or rust
particle can safely say after several years ex
perisnce in the manufacture Of chain pumps and water
drawers in which have tested the affinity Of iron and
zinc, that the process be conducted properly II is
Nearly year ago my family commenced usinng one
your Wrngers II now performs all Of its functions
come an indispensable article with have closely oh
served several other kinds OF clothes wrngers the
operand being different trying to produce the
have failed. The J'aans Wriager is hAor perfect
~ P,ss'bie, and can ehee.f"hy recommend nos tie
49,. Respectfully yours,
JNo. W. WHEELER.
Cleveland, Ohio.
Many years experience in the vavanxng bushes. en-
able to niorse the above statement ia al l1rticu.
Lnys. JNO C. LEFfE&Ts
No. 100 Beekman Street, New York, January, 1854
No !; 90 50; No: a, $50: Manufactured and sold
by THE PUTNAM MASUFA CTTRING CO, No. 10 Piatt
Street, New YORK and Cleveland, Ohio.
SIC s. G. NoRTTRoP, agent.