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LETTER FROM GENERAL GRANT.
His Opinions of Peace and Compromise
PIatfOrms-vigOrOus Prosecution of the
War Urged as Absolutely Necessary to
Preserve the Dignity Of the Nation.

FIhttOrmS-NiEOrOuS frOsecuttOu Oi tho
War Urged as Absolutely Necessary TO
Preserve the Dignity Of the Nation.
WASHINGTON, Sept. s.-The following letter,
written by General GRANT TO Hon. Mr.. WASH
BUREE, should be printed In letters of god. II
gives not only an encouraging view Of the military
situation but is a most effective argument ior a
vigorous prosecution OF the and the reelection
of the present Administration, which is alone
pledged to such a course. No higher authority in
military matters be consulted, and when such a
clear statement is made of our good prospects
snould not one more uprising of the North ta<e
placer
HEADQUARTERS ARMIES OF THE UNITED STATES,
CITY PoIST, Va, Aug. l6, ls6i.-To Hon. f. IS.
WAsHBURsE.-Dear Sir;-i state TO all citizens who
visit that all we want now to insure carly res
toratiOn OF the Union determined unity of senti-
ment North. The Rebels have now IN their ranks
their last man. The little boys and old men arc
guarding prisoners, Guarding railroad bridges and
forming good part of their garrsons intrenched
positions. A nan lost by them cannot be replaced
They have robbed the cradle and the grave equally
to get their present force Besides what they lose II
frequent skrmshe aud battles, they are now loslun
from desertions and other causes at least one reg-
ment per day.
With this drain upon thom the end is not far dis
tant II we will be only true TO ourselves. Their only
hope row is in q divided North, THIS might give
them renorcemenis rom Tennessee, Kentucky
Maryland and Missouh. while Il would weaken us
With the dtatt quickly enforced the enemy would
become dospondeut and would make but httlc re
sisiarce. have no doubt but the enemy are exceed
ingly anxious TO hold out until after the Presidential
election. They have many hopes from ITS effects
They hope & counter revolution; they hone IN,
election OF the Peace candidate. In tact, ike an,
cawper," they hope tor something 30 "turn up
Our Peace friends ifthey expect peace from separa
tiOn, are much mistaken. II would bat be the be
ginning OF war with thousands OF Northern mel
joining the South because OF disgrace in allowing
separation. To have "peaee any terms" the Souti
would demand the restoration OF their slaves already
freed; they would demand indemnity for losses sus
tanned, and they would demand treaty which would
make the North slaye-hunters for the South They
would demand pay or the restoration Of every slave
escaping TO the North.
Yours, truly, U, S. GRANT.
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ANOTHER REGIMENT FOR BRNEY's CoRrs.-
The War Department has given authority to the
gallant commander of the 10Th Army Corps,
Major General David b. Blrney, to raise a regi-
ment of ZOuaves for his corps. The regiment is
to be raised at once in Pennsylvania, and princi-
pally in Philadelphia.
Governor Curtin has issued his commissions
for the officers, which will be given only to such
young men as have distinguished themselves on
the battlefield under Birney and are every
way competent for the commands to which they
may be assigned.
The regiment of sharpshOoters for this corps
has been filed up to the maximum standard, and
there is a considerable surplus. These latter
will be transferred To the zouaye regiment rs a
nucleus, and we hope the zouaves will be as
promptly in the field as the sharpshDoters
We hope that all Of our young men who wish
10 enlist in a tirstrate organization will respond
promptly to this call as they will become mem
bers Of an excellent regiment, which will he es-
pecially cared for and led into action by General
Birney himself, and will receive all OF the boun'
ties, Government and local.
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more OF leaalized piracy and she will own the
commercial seas.
"You are backed bv two losing ideas:-
GIL. The Albany Regency, that negotiated the
matter with Vallandigham and PendletOn, never
yet succeeded In any thing. They commenced
killing Van Buren, In forty-four, and finished
him in forty eight. They killed Marcy in City
two. They opened on Douglas in ffty.six. and
polished him of at Charleston In sixty. How
then, can YOU in their hands expect 70 share q
happier fate
81 have done my best TO save tho Democratic
party from ruin, as hundreds Of delegates will
testify but the blind confidence Of tho x. N ~
the strange infatuaion of the A. r., and the rash
expenditure Of the A. B. were too much for It's
salvation.
There is one way you can show yourself a
patriot and help save the Union. Retire In favor
OF the coming man, and accept tue position Of
Secretary Of War or Lieutenant. General Of the
American army. Otherwise you destroy yourself
forever, and carry down with you the largest load
Of passengers that ever entrusted their fortunes
on board of one ship.
"Yours, mostrospectfully,
"GEoRoE FRANCIs TRAiN.'
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Il + difficult 20 say anything new about mos
duitoCs but they have visited this city In such
enormous fOcks during the past week that they
demand a passug notice, and We have no doubt
that our readers would be very glad TO see the n
dismissed with only one. With the exception of
the shad flies which invade the shores Of Lake
Ontario in June and July, and which sometimes
cover the decks of steamboats, 70 the depth of
seven or eight inches in few moments, we have
never seen more multtudinous swarms of insects
on the wing out of town-say on Staten Island for
instance-While IA town they have gradually be-
come q perfect nuisance. The sting of the mos
quito, too, for some reason or other, seems to be
unusually acrimonious this season, while flies
spiders, and certain other insects, have acquired
sort Of bite that produces very great inflamma.
tlon attended with much pain, and when upon
the eyelids, the lips, or any tender part, often
proves exceedingly dangerous.
In explanation of this latter phenomenon, IL is
said that animals dying Of disease are not buried
sufficiently deep in the earth; that the flies, &c.
get at and deyour the decaying flesh, and imbibe
the poisonous matter of the disease; that they
communicate it to the spiders who deyour then
thus making their bite unusually virulent, a.
tmes) as well as TO all other creatures they agh
upop. Be the cause what il may, the number OF
persons suffering from such ills, at present, Is sur
prisingly large in this city and some Of them have
been laid up in anguish for days to our knowledge
through the nstrumentality Of such an apparently
insignificant circumstance If the wound be poul
tced at once and treated seriously, the mis-
chievous symptoms soon disappear. Few persons
however consider a mosquito sting, spider bite
or a fly bite, a matter Of much moment, and The
consequent neglect leads 20 an aggravated dis
order "Forewarned Is forearmed,' however, and
IL would be Just as well for our readers 70 be Oh
their guard and act aceordingly.--N. \. Sunday
Times.
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GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN AND GENE
RAJ MCCLELLAN.

One Of the most conspicuous and active Of the
politicians at Chicago was the celebrated Mr..
Train, who was, however, displeased with the
results, and has written the following letter to
General Mcclellan -
,esS VShiSAeo, Ill, SHERMAN HOUSE, August 81 4,
Rssn.-M Mslor.General George b. Mcclellan,
orange, n. 1.-Dear Sir. First 10 sing vour
rs,,r,s u dIangAnd first 10 cheer for you on my
'i,han, e,' enter the campaign against you
,cd n,i 81 siSsVon e on the platform they have
st. Ihe American party of fortV fou, t,,o t,u
more KNOWN Nothings Of forty-eieht tSa' ai s9 IL
EVeretts OF sixty, through the Amos KerSa, anu o
Ranization, were the first 10 nominate Won IN pIi
iadelphia last December. When the Germsnt ., IN,
Irish voters learn that their old enemy, the now
Nothings, crop up again in your nomination they
will be the last 20 support you.
's2. You must accept or decline. The reyOIu.
tiouary convention gives you no power 10 modify
IN you do nos win, revolution follows in the North
That is what England hopes for. Three year
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ARRIVAL OF THE GUNBOAT paul
EONESss

BOsToN, September 9.-The United States gun
boat Paul Jones, Commander Shirley, has arrived
here to-day, (yia New York, where she put in for
coal, after % months service in the Southern
blockade. She brings home from the squadron
5S men, whose terms have expired.
Acting sMaster George II. Durant and two of
the crew were captured on Osssbaw by the Re-
bells, while on an eXpepediuon
The steamer Mahaska, from the blockading
squadron, has also arrived.
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WEALTH, HEALTH, AND

EALTH, HEALTH, AND
&Sks-SStgs BEAUTY.
Tito gain admirlng eyes;
II to cause inyidUus sghsi
II to be u blooming flower,
Fading, dying In an hour-BKAUni
Ia have host of friends;
Iffor vice TO amends;
1fwith hig born b'OOd to wed;
III marble stone when dead-WEALTH!
Ifto live threescoTe and ten,
wishing II c NJ long again;
II 10 live n life of peace
II to die and 80 70 gredSe-HEALTHi
ryou wish a Efe Of pleasures;
fyou value this worlds treasures;
II Heyery cOmfoIt you would see.
Take my advice and wish al MrSe
Then, having Health, Wealth, and Beauty,
You'll be prepared for every duty.
By careful perusal OF Dr, WILLIAM YOUSG'S New
Book, THE MARRIAGE GUIDE, which should be read
by every Sold by Booksellers generally and at the
Doctors office, No, SIC SPRUCE sTREEri price ~
cents. au5N
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The deficit In the Italian treasury two hum
are irremediably lost"
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pysprPsTA. DYSPEPSIA. DYsrEps1A A.

This is 10 certify that suffering severely with disease
CHl,d Dy spopsa, with much loss of wcsht my attention
was directed to Whurts Great American Dyspepsia Ps
tie remedy. Having within three weeks taken eleven
PMS according to the directions, found myself entirely
cured, and for weeks since my heath is greatly I'M
proved aud can eat without fear of pain nconven
1 earnestly recommend them 20 all similarly
AUigtCd. Mr. NJ y. IHOMpSONS,
Richmond street. Four doors below Hanover.
Dr. l.. q q WISHART'S ONCE, No. 10 N. SECOND
Street, Philadelphia.
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nYsPEpeIA. nYspEps1,-

This ls 70 certify that had Dyspepsia IN the worst form
for three years. was treated by seven Of the ply
scians W Americas some OF them Proc ssors OF Jaf-
iersUu college, Philadelphia, but they did good
grew worse cry month. would be taken at times with
dreadful pains IN breast and stomach great Il
that could neither st e stand, but would about
from 90 auotner; nay friends expected 70
die there appeared 90 be no relief for In this hope
Ices condition placed self under Dr. Wiaharts treat
mont. and used his medicines ne directed.
This day am weu uian, Rud lot three weeks have
my feet, and working hard from carly morn until
eleven O'Clock at night Dr. Wlshar, give you this GER
you may, and want you 20 publish It 10 the world, that
ovtry person suffering may have the benefit Of
u.inc truly wonderful remedies All siCk persons
at liberty 10 ca and me, write TO as want
render all the good 1 can to suffering humanity.
JAMES H. ANGELL-
Overscer Of Washington Manufacturing Company's
weaving Room, Gloucester, n. J.
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HAVE YOU CONSTANT PAIN AND

HAVE YOU CONSTANT PAIN AND
UNEAsNEss AT THE PIT OF THE STOMACH
Read the next column.
Have you Flatuence and Acidty2
Read the next column.
Have you Cosveness and Loss OF Appetizer
Read the next column.
Have you Gloom and Depression Of splrits7
Read the next column.
Have you Diarrh@a with Gripng'
Read the next column.
Have you Pain in all parts ofthe system2
Read the next column.
Have you Choking and sufocaton?
Read the next column,
Have you Consumptivo Symptoms and ralpitation Of
the Heart?
Read the next column.
Have you Cough, with Phlegm in the ThrOat'
Read the next column,
Have you Dmness Of Vision and Headache2
Read the next column.
Have you all OF any Of the foregoing symptoms?
Then read the great ofDyspepsia performed by
DIR. WIsHART'S DYSPEPSIA PILLS
AND PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL,
In the next column
DON'T EAIL TO READ THE NEXT COLUMN.
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~ y = u u Il - I a.
A CURB WARRANTED.

DYSPEPSIA HAS TIE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS
lst. constant pain or uneaslness at the pit Of thu
stomGch.
"a Flstulorco and acidty.
Sd. Costivcuess and lois OF appetite.
9Th. Gloom and depression Of spirits,
5th. Datrh0a, with gripog.
tir. rafn in an parts Of the system.
7ih. Consumptyo symptoms aud palpiauou the heart
h. Cough, with phegm in the throat.
9TH Nervous afoctlon and want Of sleep at night
10Th. Les ofnupeute and vomiting.
18th Dizziness, dmuoss Of vision and loss Of sight.
l2th. Headache and staggering Ia walking with great
weakness
Out of the thouSand Of Of dyspepsia that have
used Or. Whharts Great American Dyspepsia Plus not
one OF them has failed of perfect cure. We warrant
cure in every case matter ifof twenty years stand
Ing. Sold by all druggists everywhere and az Dr..
WlsHAKrs once, No. 10 n SECOND street, PhHasei-
pha, Ia. All examinations and consultations free Of
charge. Send for circular. Price 81 per box sentby
anal, free Of charge ON receipt ofmoney.
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IN H., THE III ORPHANS AZ, COURT FOR THE

n TIE UNFHANb' COURT FOR IHE
Il City and County Of Philadelphia.
Estate Of JOHN B. K0ONS, deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the Court 70 audit SETTLE
and adjust the account OF FREDERICK FAIRrHoRNE
and FREDERICK A. KoONS, Administrators Of the
estate 0tJOHN Is. KOOHS deceased, and report dsribu-
ilsh Of the balance in the hands Of the accountants, win
meet hepares interested for the purposes OF his appoint
ment on WEDNESDAY, September IA 1854, at O'Clock
p. NJ, at bis Once No 29 s. SIXTH Streets, upstairs
In the city OF Philadelphia. NOSES A. DkoPSIE,
au3l-Nin5t Auditor.
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IN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE

IN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE
Il City and County of Philadelphia
Estate OF HENRY GREW, deceased
The Auditor appointed by the Court 10 audit SETTLE and
adjust the account Of MARY GREW, Executor OF the
last win Of HENRY GREW, deceased aud to report dis
buon Of the baauce In the hands Of the accountant,
win meet the parties interested for the purposes of his
appointment, on Monday September ~, 1864 at O'Clock
PMat his once No, ~ South Sixth street, upstairs, In
tie City Of Philadelphia.
au3lWfn5t MOSES A. DROPSIE Auditor,
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n@FErzs PHILADELPHIA SURGEONS
&k.SS,E2 BANnAGE INSTITUTE, No. IA North
NINTH Street, above Market RuptureS
radically cured by b. q. EYEKhTT'S Premium Patent
Graduating Pressure Truss. Superior Elastic Bets
Elastic Stockings, Supporters, Shoulder Braces suspsn-
ladies attended by Mrs. b. c. EVERETT. my25-Iy
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No. 1891 Poplar stree

pr. wISHART's Store and once, No. 10 y SECOND
Street. Philadelphia, Pa An examinations ana consulta-
ton, tree OF charge Price, 81 per box Sent by mail on
reCeiT ofmoueys
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Di4ylea.hM11
+ l y x
ST RIG X l. \ N DIS
Antj- Cholera I'll iytoll,r>
STRIC kI. 4 n DIS

Is a composition Of astringemeats, absos
bents, siimulants ard carminatires saici
every physician Acknowledges j. ihs oaiy
preparation that viii Acct permanent euro
Of Darrhces aasa Dysentery. This fnti-
Cholera Mixture now in use in several of our
army hospitals where il gives the greatest
satisfaction |. has saved tie lives Of thou
sands of our soldiers and citizens, and W.
guarantee it to be The best remedy IN the
world for piarrh@a and Dysentery.
Mr. Woods, of Coyington, Ky. will be most
happy to satisfy any one as TO the virtue o.
Stricklands .Inti-Chclera Mixture; il fasa
we have e, eat number nf testimonials from
patients who have been cured after beiAs
pronounced ineurahls by their physicians,
some after taking only one bottle Of sfrics
lands Anti Cholera Mixture. n yen snfcr
with Diarrhra and pysentary ~ one sot' :
5o1d1cISs
You ought MT be without such vafnah'e
medicine, The Cincinnati National Union, CT
April 9th, says that thousands Of ON
soldiers have been saved by the use Of s'rick
land 4n,i- holera Mixture. For saia by
Armstrong 4 shankliu and NJ. s. Butler y
CT. in Toledo, and Rush steNnit At lusa.
v6na4ly
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UNITED STATES INTERNAL
REVENUE
Assessors ONCE, fourth District


IOWA CITY, JOHNSON COUNTY, IOWA
June %, 1864.
The I'm lersignel, Assessor Of the 4th Dis
trict Of the State of Iowa, in pursuance Of
Section Is, Of Law entitled Gan act to pro-
vide Internal Revenue, and to support the
Government, and to pay Interest on the Pub
lie Debt, hereby aivertises al persons con-
cerned that the lists, valuation and enuner-
alton made and taken by the Assistant Isses-
or within the County OF Tama in said 4th
District, may be examined on the Soth day of
June 1864 at the sfice ofN. &. Wietiug in
Toledo county aforesaid that said lists will
remain open at said office for the space Of
fifteen days.
Notice is further given that on the 18th
day Of July A. D. 1864 at o'clock r. NJ. at
the said office Of N. c. Wieting in Toledo
county aforesaid appeals in writing will be
received and determined relative to any err
roneous o. excessive valuations or euumera
tions BY the said assistant Assessor.
GEORGE Ill. JEROME,
Assessor tor the 4th Distr;c: Of Iowa
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DR.. asriclaiasati's
. ELLEF UCUS
@ Q u g b B a ! S a ID.

CURES Coughs, Colds. Sore Thr,as,
- Asthma, and Consumption. It is only
necessary for any ore troubled with these
complaints to try one hottie Of
StrieklaEd'S MelliilUoHs Cough Balsam
to convince them that it is the best rrepara-
ton ever used Il no. only cures tie above
affections Of the Ihroa, anl Lunga. bit II
cures Night swea.e ard Splitting OF L cod,
and u An excellent gargle for any kind Of
Sore Throat. II is pleasant to take, and !,
safe medicine for Infants. Price 80 cents per
beatlc For sale BY Druggists generally
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F. IL E s.
4 S II 4 T { @'1.) !:

EVERY BODY Is BEING CURED az
u of this distressing disease by the II
DR.. Strickland Pile Remedy.
Read wha. those say who have used it,
.Kr. Charles W Landram, Of Louisville, ana
MIR. j r IIazarde, Cincinnati. o, both we .
cured after asing onepot OF Epr. Strickland. 3
Pile Remedy. Thee say they havc tried every
thing out could obtain no reiier, but enc pot
Of Strickland Pile Remedy affected o. ~
feet cure after suffering for many years WITH
the worst kind of Piles. They recomron !
every one who IS suffering 70 try it.
Sold by all Druggists, 80 cents per pct-
Manufactured at No. 6 East Fourth street,
Cincinnati, .. Ask for
Ds Strsckiansl's Pile Remedy
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The Confessions And Experience
Bs8 OF ANEEYOUS INVALID.

Published for the benefit and as d caution
to young men, and others, Who suffer from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, of Nan
hood, &C.. supplying at the same time TuE
'MEANs Of SELr-CuRE. BY ono who has cured
saack;ry. By enclosing postpaid adirs.,
SGD envelope, single copies may be had Of the
author
NATlANtEL AArrAlR, Esq, Brooklin, Kings
vsn22b County. My York.
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For Rats, Mice. Reaches Ants.
Bed bugs, Moths LA Fairs, Wool
ems. &C., insects ON Plants.
Fowls. Animals. sc. /.
Pnt up in 25c. SOC and 81 On Boxes Bot.
ties AMI Flasks. 50 and s. sizes for HOTELS,
PUBLIC frsrIruTloss, Sc
"Only infallib'e remiiies known
Free from Poi.ons"
's-tot dangerous to the Human Family
"Rats come out of their holes to die.
stB~Sold Wholesale in all large cities.
EH~sold 81 Druggists anl Retailers
eve ywhcre,
Wr!!! BEWARE Of all worthless imta-
tons.
e1s See that "CesrAa's' name s on each
Box, Bottle, and Flask before you huy.
eD- Address Henry r. Cesar.
fRr PRINCIPAL DEroT IS. BRoADwAYt \,
Hen Sold by all Wholesale and Retail
Druggists il, Toledo.
yGn2omG
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GREAT IMPROVEMENT.
g TI3HT STITCH -
SEWING MACHIHBS.
WEEKS CELEBRATED PATENT


WEEBNs CELEBRATED PATENT
Never fail to satisfy those who give them
thorough trial, and wherever introduced {
rapidly superceedfng oil others.
(. They possess the merit of simplicity
and ease Of management, so that fifteen
minutes instruction will enable any s.
one to use them succ essfully. The fcl-
cnce:
They have a Straight Needle nj Shut.
tie, which is acknowledged to he the {
only true principle for q perfect Sew
ing Machine. Z
They make the Lock or Shuttle Stitch,
alike on both sides, and for Economy in
Thread, Strength. Durability, Elasticity q
and Beauty Of Finish, is superior 70
any other Stitch used.
They are simple in construction,
easily understood, re,dily adjusted and I
kept in order without taking apart or =
moving q screw.
The Tension is superior to any other &
in use. Unevenness or knots in the
thread do not cause it 10 operate With =
irregularity.
!The Feed is perfect, Accurate in its &
aper alton, aud warranted to run two
years without requiring to be tnkcu out, Z
cleaned or repaired.
T. They are adapted to all kinds Of Sew. :
ing, and are strong and durable in all
their parts This is important, for oven I,
light work will soon cause a Trail ma =
chine to operate with uncertainty, and
require frequent and expensive repairs. 2
The Weed will last lifetime ani keep
in order.
They Stitch, Hem, Braid, Fell, Cord,
Bind and Gather without hasting Z
They do not break tho thread, skip
stitches, nor form chain ridge OH the
underside Of the cloth. They will sew
over gathers and seams without break .
ing the thread, or requiring change Z
Of tension.
They use Silk, Cotton and Linen G
Threads equally we'll.
They are the only machine using q
WEEDS PATENT THREAD CONTROLLER Z
THERE'S no other apparatus TO, the
control Of the "Slack thread equal 10 it. .
Every Machinc Is Warrant. d.
Families and Manufacturers wi find /.
the "WEEp, the most r,o,itakl, Ma
chimes for use, owing TO their nj yays IN
keeping in repair and working order
and their great speed and ease oi man.
agemcnt.
Forty per cent moro work caa lie :
done in ayears time Oh the .NtEr,' g
than on any other Sewing Machine.
WE PUBLICLY CHAT. q
I.ENGE MACHINES OF ANY ,
AND ALL OTHER MANUtA.;. :
TUkE, TO DO AS LARGE A ;
RANGE OF WORK AS IAN !.
EASILY BE DONE on TlII:,E :
MACHINES.
B-All orders or communication !.
from Families, Tailors, Seamstressc /.
Clothiers. Harness Makers. &C., in tn.
country will receive prompt attention. =
Descriptive Circular AMI Samples =
of Work will I've sent on leccirt Of letter :,
stamp Collections made gu Icli,ey q
of Machines. it desired, SO that the pur-
chaser NEED nor r.Y rrR ruEH UNTIL
THEY ARE RrvEly Ep.
JEFFERSON FARMER, Gen. Ag't.
OFFICE 8! WASHINGTON s
L. O.. Draxcr. 6212. Chicago,
AGEN rs WANTED : Throughout Mic
gan, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, MINES.
Iowa, Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska