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The New York herald., 1864-11-26
roo LATE ron CLAssIrICArIoS.

NINTH ALDEsMANio DISTRICT. srxTEBSrB
IN wnrd-At n meeting Of tho Union Adermsno Con
venlion Of hs Ninth Adermanc District held ~ Head.
quartes N6 Eighth avenue, Friday evening rovemoe
1e 1854 Hooper Van vers ~as called 20 tho Cnsr sna
q vote FOR . candidate for Alderman, ISAAC pArTuN
was urauncusy nominated The can'idafe nsvinh vscn
invited brief addIess ecceptea tne
noXins,ion HOOPER q VAN worst, Chairman.
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Arrival Of enc Wasnussss or Boston.

BOSTON, Nov. rs, 1904
Tie United States steamer wachusett 10 sgnallsd Oh
Highland Light and VIII probably arrive bore In the
morning
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nnstvauN&,

nSpN wv"
Colo shipments Of the month, 81. 100 ounces.
Trade II dull
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Charles wnnsne, . colossd uptsd ssstss soldier,
eyscusd BY hanging m We ysra Of shs OLD Capitol
prison to-day, Tor binips ssevsa woman psw Casey
sHers thns 90,
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Mv. Samuel w. Mason,s Despatch.

~ BnroR HsAp, .. G, Nov. "a, 1864.
A0rAI on ross rsoAyxo cpyrw IRON oolunniA, q Q.
On Saturday last another small batch Of oincers who
had escaped from the prso n camp at Columbia g O.,
arrived here, after oss and psvous trip The follow.
lnsis liss Of their names, rank and rsetmsa.ss-
Captain NJ l. etansbury, Ninety anh Ohio infantry
CAptsso !, r Pssmslss. Esysn,A Indiana ssysSy.
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a. nn -Losr, TWO ONE HUNoRED DOLLAR
HlUU. Bfis, bstwecu. MAttet .eS eyvns s,veet,
JylaAy Vsnlnk ANDY " Mr. VAsBy, Mo- Rprins sWssL
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Arrivals and DE parturcs.


BAvAFA-steAmshir Corsica--F white J Bapers Thos
Marsh, A Mentploy, Geo q job nsop, yades w Old
ridge, McAuslsnd Miss smith. Fsrripgton, Arnold,
II Jensen, Arver, 10urent. Geo Bruce, Mr. Chladow
and servant Mr and Mrs BarklG. RoIh, sen,res Is
Grow Ekes, Lopez Mr. and Mrs Marens and TWO
scsnnil Cooreu, Mr. Krsutb, q Volt, stevenson W
Kernaghsm, Capt Mccormick, n Bascoms-ard rs deck
passengers
TKw Enthusiastically cnpwpion--Capt II Frost
VISA. From Havana-johr Dickinson. Don Flssio oc,
Castillo-sbd 10 10 the stecrsge.
Nrw oniHASs-seamship suwo Hsda-John Abendroth.
A Egan, j Hoffman III Rometze Thos Wells N q from
Lcu1sana Samuel Keisfr Gen Hoffman, Commissioner OF
PRISONERS. Leut Granger, Frederic Grimm, Hawkes.
Es PMiilsr and three old,sn; Mrs Ellen narS Mrs
Adams 9 Knight Masich, James Tmmeney, D Mul.
Ter, Jas Ward, Carroy.
poRr RoyAl- siean ship Arsgo-Maior n Little Major
Joseph Moore. Capt Hodges Rogers Mrs Rogers, Mrs
H Hneb ns csp,sns onsiSr King srasseu,y Wiison
Bucbbee. A swaIs r Butts Corbn. Kirby. White, w
Monich, Caslna y @ Newman n James, A waterhouse,
~ Mc0inness; Capt Gransr, Cap, C.mpbell Captain
We Rice, uSEi LGregory. Nichols, York McIlhenny,
y Bollss. q sond, Tbrrbef, Parmenter, n Dale
Hollis, " Bsrress-And io9 ir the stscrags.
BurRuReB--0n Wednesday, November q, J. sTrs-
BuReB aged 40 years.
Tho relatives aud friends arc respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral t tne residence of deceased No.
Cotsge row. Eighth street. near avenue D. on Sunday
mnrDing, at niue O'Clock Also the Coppers smitbe Pro-
tectvo Association requested 10 assemble at Their
meeting room, No 101 Hester street. AZ eight O'Clock
A. N. GILBERT GARDuE, President.
FRAsK cLaRKs, Secretary.
fFbr Onsr Deaths See Third Paos.l
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The Sentence of Mrs. HutchIns OF Ba,ti-
more.

more.
BsIyso1E, Nov. c5, 1884
The case Of Krs Sarah Hutcbius, who has been COD
victed by military commission OF sending arms 10
barry Gimor, and sentenced to I'VE years imprisor
ment, a,rsc. much attention here and strong effort is
being made TO procure mitigation OF her punishment
Many Of ths most portion Of the loyal citizens
OF Baltimore earnestly protest against any ensncy being
shown 10 Mrs. HuGnps considering that the social pos.
ton 0; the lady shoald not shield her from the full
Of responaiby, considering that her offence
extending encouragement TO such public enemy
freebooter and hiShwaymsn as Harry Gilmor 1t Is .
double oencean offence mol only against the State Of
Maryland, but high crime against the nation meriting
the most vigorous and condgn punishment, euch as will
deter many others Of Der in this city and state from
ike offences who regard expressions OF sympathy
with public enemy innocent psstinie.
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Imaia.
49, 1870 Al nna.Aa~ ~ .-AANAx<

re Bombay nAiR es Oe.sbsr 70 SsAsAsd s1ss NsveAr
bsr
ss.,vAie india tslIgySur 1871 ssyefaDe meysnsos
Of baI par eass " exckAnesa -.s-.-
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Evening sssek Exchange.
MISCELLANEOUS.

An INTERESTING HISTORY
DIR. scHRNcKs OWN CASH.
WHILE LAB0RIN9 UNDRR CONSUMPTION
AND HOW HIS PuLMONIC SYRUP, sEAWEED Tonic
AND MANDRAKE PILLS ACT ON THE avs.
TEN IN CURING THAT DIsEA8E,
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The Florida Case.

The Ebortda Case.
eoyTrsugp lrGBY COMMENTS or yBE BRITISH
yAsss-yRENcH REPORT THAT BRAZIL HAS
BROKEN OFF DIPLOMATIC HgLATIoSs wITE THE
yITRp STATES.
Tse English journals publish The Official correspondence
SfsvseD The American Consul Bahia and he oovsror
ss tbs, province.
gDesr this correspondence some Of the English journals
rssfate tnelr demonstrations Of tie seizure OF She
ylorida
Tbs London Morning Sdr savs- Although the 'eoeral
accounts q the seizure OF the Florida yet
received, there can be no doubt that very groas
violation o. neutrality has been committed and hopes
shsi United states government win rcpudiate the
kznssction and oner satisfaction TO Brszh.
The London Tns,s adds Americ ican nation e strong
Form. The triumph Of the Kersarge iost OF ~
se from the previous career OF s victim, and we know
eevernment Of the United states a,aore Il. fsrs' N
E~repe, prompt offer cf icraraon 10 Brazil fog this
EEqusstionsbe ana objectionable OUTRAGE.
Ia Franc announces that Brazil has of friendly
pstaons with the United States on account Of the
~ the FLORIDA.
EUxoRED INTERFERENCE or ENGLAND.
rbt PouI asssrts that England has called upon ,he
cai Powers . protest collectively against the seizure u
hs Florida.
coursesy 10 Foreign Military visitors.
The London Arnsg and Macy Gdsep savs that very
ssnsosrabe Of ooefs OF the British army have
ssv visited the American camps In the North
tAem reached Us stan3 adds toe writer "iy
szy ofncer desires TO What passus 10 the American
esnps, We believe he accomplish hls object by
enpy presenting himself 10 bis proper uniform 70 any
Superior ofDcer."
Earl Russell ON Negro EmansspatiOss.
EAr Russell has been installed Rector OF the Aberdeen
80 occasion he ssd"1here 10 another portion OF The
Gooe where we sI have 20 lament eeenes OF bloodsbed
s America We have 10 lament ,hs. that var has no.
yss been brought 70 cose II tbcre any bright spot
the uArk scene u 10 Tor the African cannot but
n " NV
nay end wheAsr ", aoi, urfe aeot,, or wAeAer age
events Ssio fasss % 20 20 r.csys "s @ sSsir Iss .s
Tbe Empire % Mesfss.
sAyfsIBlfs RECOGNIZED BIT ENGLAND.
BcD ,: :. sosrissl, late Rrnb Hiaisef al Athens,
s1rc'oiee Am msaseedor 70 MEXICO
T1ue Muller Csse.
ssnorlas 10 f.ses Of Muller ss,s been presented 70
zee announced; but report says that be declines 70 10
Preparations fu the execution Of Muller on lbs ls.b
zsi we're prosrcsvng at kewgaie.
Iospos, Nov. Is, 1904
fhs Tome sscrssry.has refused TO reprieve Muller and
- ~ he oocsiod 90 ,hs Ian a November.
The Dan,~h Qsestfon.
ApyfovAL o. rns Pst,w ThsATy ~ rms plrrsH
rapLi AnKNT,
ne Upper House Of tbe ~sish Legislature approved
~ sas, @s'y 1 ~ pss9s >, ni.J w against four e,s,.
members present s .. oer against the treaty o.
sss ~ sIl.
fte kins q Denmark s.u the treaty 90 tbs lath
ssssnt
rBE lArEsf rpws.
Io~a>or, Nov. ls. 1sel
me hsssy Of peace hs been nps " adopted bv both
hcvses ~ shs lapisL Legislature.
Italy
The debate N tts Chamber of Depos~e N ne eouven.
esn sse removal of ihe capital vas eosrbues On toe
tssh snd ilth, without vote being como 70.
lss1usc,i0nary msysmenL are Msn yspewtsa 10 W,
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The WosS Coast OF Africa.
1ne mAis from The West African ports are SeesWs0'
fhe'newe 10 upimp0rtanl n.
ether points.
Trade was stopped on the Benin river BY ~. British
Commodore, owing 10 sbs ment o. col tain ines
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Tke Emptr. 81 M,,t.a.

sAyfsILi<r kscOeSzsD Bv ENGLAND.
HcD j. q. Soarisst, late Rrittb Minister al Athens
sDpc'oted Am sssap6or 70 MEXICO.
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TTNroe NOMINATION SEVENTH ALDBRMAsIc
" district --fov AldermAn,. .0,oc
JOHN l. TAYLOR, Chsrmso
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NEWS FRcM FORTRESS MONROE.

The First Instaiment "a UxchanssA
PSisensss frsa gavsnnah Rivsr-rhsy
are - DshaFk ~ Annapolis, QS,
TAe ExeAs age Bsias Prssec sted -,
vSSer-ThsahsfviHs ~ Hsss- 49,.
Ses aNa Rerfeik, 40,
M. WILLIAM y. srE> "a nm, ANN.
as1 MeEsos, NOV ~, 1884
Aks"A % sns nssf r4erALnuu % RuaAsrp vs,oS
PnsokEAa
zen oo'ocs s6is morDing the hne steamship Allan.
no, oap's' Gray, arrived 10 Hampton Roads from 81.
wanna with six hundred and sixty -four released Union
y. soasrs, exchanged sndsr the Gag q truce between
Lsosssast Colous, John RuhoSd, Assistant Cemmis.
seasr Of Exchange for ths United esAies and Captain
Ha.on OF the rebel States, in Savannah Bay Captain
Gray reports sea deaths the passage hhsr, having
experienced heavy southwest winds ever since leaving
PORT Royal, on'the 22d nst
The Atlantic is en- yose 10 Annapolis, Maryland, TO de-
ver she released prisouePs al Camp Parole and only
touched for pilot and leave dispatches from
Colonel Milford 20 Secretary stanton and MAJOR General
Butler Her stay IN he harbor was only about an hour
ARRivAL o. rlB BLACKSTONE
Tbe steam transport Blacxslone captain Berry, also
pTsonsrs having left before the Atlantic the news
she briugs s not 40 late that Of the last mentioned
steamer The Backbone also left Immediately for An
napoils
rs xxcBARGs OF fRisosERs
10 progressing rapidly. Colonel milford and Captain
Batch meet daily supervise the transfer of prisoners
In person. These commissioners having transacted bus
ness upwards OF two years. nnderst each obner tho
roughly aud In consequence all treaties between them
Of most amaoe nasuro, and highly satisfactory TO their
respective authorities.
WEATHER.
For several days past have been visited with sue
cesicn cf northeaslery gales and heavy rains lasting
nearly week. Yesterday, however, il cleared up
npely, and We are now enjoying good, wholesome and
bracng wiuter weather. Vessels that have been storm
bound In large numbers and depart Tor
Northern ports. Tho deep mud occasoued by the late
has nearly all dried up and II tho came the case
st he front the must be much more comfortable
being duly observed, both here and At Norfolk By the
soldiers well sailors, and the cyifans are by no
Dehindhand In fasting and feRstiDg The munin
donation OF bouDeous thanksgiving dinner by the
patriotic citizens North TO gallant army AID navy
great satisfaction the consumers and If only
or tho liberal people who have donated their liberal
share towards The "Furkey fund.- could behold the
sumption Of the victuas shpboard and shore they
would indeed feel proud OF their generosity aud vote their
ipyestnen. highly profitable.
sEEplCB.
The Rev Mr.. H. l. Cbevers Post Chaplain Of Fortress
Monroe held In ,he chapel Of the garrison and
preached eloquent sermon Nearly all the churches
NJ Norfolk were opened for divine service, and, alto.
Eetbsr, everything wears holiday appearance.
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u r Q p e..

E.U x q e.
Ehe 4 sia at Ealifsx with Two
Days Later News.
-,~>,~>~<-~>>~-,>~os-.-~
French II cport Of Diploma
dc Rupture Between Brazil
snd the United states.
Alleged Call Of England lol Interference
IN the Florida Case.
Cspt. Semmez and His new Crew
i'm DiMculty ON Board
the Sea King.
Earn RUSSELL Rejoicing In the EnaD.
tfFauen OF the Eegros
---~~--~-~----~--~>~~-
An Enflish Ambassador Ap-
pointed to Mexico.
~-~~~~--~-~>-~~-~~-~~~c~
DENMARK APPROVES THE PEACE TREATY
The 1nsurrectionary Movement In
Venetia.
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sks debate IN us Chamber Of Depos,se me eouvsn.
nsA spa removal of The capital wss cosrpueS ~
tssh anc illh, wthoot vote being como 70.
tss1usoi0naFy mgysmenk are Men yspestsd N vss
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11YH DISTINCT ALDERMArrv CorvErrIOS--
Twsntiesh wara.-At I'D lsurned meeting 81 the Al
1ssmsnc Cons sulop Of mozart Hall Al Vance corner OF
Eisbsh svsnus and Thirty hrst sve.t Frtsy evening
ash inst, joan BhIoE .as unsgimcns.y neminased ~
Convent on. DAVID MibbEmAN, Ohahman.
~ HirL vowIxR, Bscresavy.
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coursesy 10 Foreign Military yis,tors.

Courtesy 10 Foreign Military visitors.
The London Array and May Gdsep save that very
eensderable number of ooers OF the British army
ssv visited The American camps In the North and the
oeth. NO instance OF e1ront annoyance offered
tAem has reached us, oan6 - adds toe writer "y
oxy oncer desires TO what passing 10 the American
camps, We believe he accomplish bs object by
simply presenting himself in biz proper uniform 70 any
superior oflcer.u
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T'1xe m uiIer Csse.

Memorials In faS3s Of Muller have been presented 70
~ George Grey, the Home Secretary The result 10 net
r.. announced but report says that be declines 70 10
ksrere
Prspsrslous fw the execution of nalIe on lhs ls.h
nei were progrct wing ai kewgaie.
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The Dan.%h Question.

ToNnOu, NOV o. IbtN
fhs Tome sseretsryhas refused 10 reprieve Muller, snd
- ~ he esocUlod or she IAN of kovembey
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AykofAL VE rnk Ps1,W TknATY ~ fuR plrfs
rsrLl tnKNT.
1he Upper House Of the enish Legislature approve
he treaty o. psaoe BY niiy.r ,s against four
souf members absisned n vfn voting The fobleswi
Get ~ all
re kins q Denmark would s.u The treaty 90 tbs ia
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rnE lArHsf wv.
IfnlH.

me nssay Of peace ns been nps " adopted by bo,h
hcvses " the paDisL Legislature.
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Rs.sssiss Of . Ce,er.s Soldier.

IAse CsnnAndsr q ths sssaashIp Roanol
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-02-19

And it requirs less than half the guam
tity to give the same degree Of strength
and it's use proves it at 30 cents II
pound to be cheaper than Maricabo
coffee ut Is cents pound.
Neatly packed in pound pa
pers with full instructions for
use on each label.-in SIXTY
POUND BOXES. Price, 80 cents
per pound. A liberal discount
to the trade.
Manufactured by the PEOPLES
PROVISION Co., 266 Greenwich
S rect, N. Y, to whom all orders
may be addressed.
Sold by wholesale Grocers and
p.uaa;s>s, [n46v4yl
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because of its great Tonic and Diurctic quail
ties.
The simple fact that the preparation is
from Baron Leibig. will commend it to the
attention Of the scientific in all parts Of the
country. while the nsc OF 1t will at Gnce and
permant'y prove to the masses every where
that it is the long needed desideratum-in
it's way.
The immense popularity of this Coffea in
the Old World is an earnest that it's use and
popularity in America is bound to become
continent wide.
Another consideration not to be overlooked
in regard to the matter, 10 that
It Costs less than Ordinary Green
Coffee
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NOW READY.

THE battle fields of the South from Bull
l. Run to Frcderieksburgh, sketches Of
Confederate Commanders and gossip # the
camps by an English combatant, Lieuten-
Of Artillery on the Field Staff.
With t,oo maps, Vol. Oetauo $50 pages.
Price 81 50.
Sent by mail, post paid, On receipt ofprice.
John Bradburn, Publisher, (Successor to
" Deslsdy,) ~ Walker Street New York
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FIN y ! ! ! ';s'7'ITlO(!NI' l
SesC5ssg.
n lCNlnl

THESE Machines made tho lesk .stlkak
alike on both sides, and use less than hnH
the thread snd sill, that tho single or double
thread loop.sti,oh Meshinos do; will Hem
Fell, Gathor, Cord, Braid, Bind, &C., and sre
better adapted than any other Sewing N.
cline in nseto the frequent change. and
great variety Observing required in aIf.sily.,
for they vii! sew from one to twenty thisk 6
ncsse' OF Narcotics without stopping, aud
mako every stitch perfect, or from I'll. finest
gauze to the heaviest beaver cloth. or eva
tho 'toutsst harness leather, without ch.u..
ing tho feed, needle, or tension, or making
any adjustment Of M.chin. whassv.r!Ii,
They are simple i'll construction, and go
''y understood; and If any part is brok.a hy
accident it is readily replaced. ... 7,
Those arc PECULIAR FACTS, and will 70 4.
to dstsrn:ne the choice Of any intslli,,.A
buyer. :" F..
PLEASE CALL Asp EXAMINE, "a ssu, ,ee
CIRCULAR. -.
N. D. Local Agents wanted 4. s.sa,..
not yet occupied. Addrssu,
FINKLE& LYON $. ". Co..
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n.eviyl
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Prof. @, ]. Woods
HAIR RESTOR ATIVE

IT also prevents the Hair from becoming
L unhealthy and falling of, and causes it to
grow aud thicken where it is gone, by iresu-
sctating the organs necessary to supply
nutriment and coloring matter.
Thousand of Sslders in the Army have
testified 20 the above, who had become gray
and lost their Hair by sickness, change Of
climate, and inattention, while performing
camp duty.
As restorative and Dressing,lt has no
equal. n3ov4yll
Sold BY Dr.. J. J. Clemmer. New Oregon,
And By H. Sssvil, Chicago Ill.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-02-19
at unprecedented lo'c prices :!
cOWAN g. ScHELLENGER,

would announce to the people of Norther
Iowa, ,hst they are just bringing on an
opening out
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NoREsTON STORE.

v.R CAREY, Dealer in Dry 0oods Cts.
cries. Hats and Cops Boots and Shoes, Cseot.
cry. Hardware, Clothing, Books, MlAnesy,
and other goods. =
XIII All kinds OF country produce in
exchange for goods or cash. fnl7vs
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1t forms fiat, even. and elastic scam. which
- warranted not to rip ia wear, even if tn.
seam is cut at frequent intervals. and also
under oil circumstances ito survive tho wash
tub"
Apatented Device of great utility to learn
ers prevents the possibility of the machine
being run in the wrong direction. or tho bal
ance-wheel wearing a lady's dress.
Another feature which deserves particular
attcnti or ia the Wilcox Patent Needle. which
cannot be set wrong
ut il cmphatically the good low priced
Family Sewing Machine that the public have
long been waiting for'-Boton Transcript.
1T is indeed wonderful production, and
for family use especially. no other will bear
any comparison with it.'-Pkil Erc. Journal
"A mechanical Scientific Amer
lean.
"Ameng the best and most serviceable
Sewing Machines, Light and elegantly fin
ished, and 80 simple in its construction that
it seems almost impossible for it to get out
of rerar"- Pitsbuyg Chrnnicle
"Ha. combined with it's own peculiar M ~
It's all the really valuable improvements Of
the higher priced naclines"- pennsylranion
This machine. in the opinion OF the cok,-
mittee fills more nearly the requirements of
perfect f,milv machine than -ny on exh;
htien.;- Franklin Institute Exhibition Re
7o,t Of 1853.
"raking into consideration simplicity. cheap.
ness, durability and doing all work, tho com
mittce were unanimously in favor Of Wilcox
& Gibbs. as a single thread mnchina.'-
Pennsylven;a State Agricultural Soc,ety's Re-
port ~
''We must. in ju.tice, express our conf
lence in tho merits of the Wilcox & Gibbs
Sewing Machine. We consider hat q great
desideratum has been supplied by it, in prov.
ing, beyond doubt, that two threads are not,
As was supposed, necessary to = good ma
chine "-Chr,stian ADVOCATE and Journal,
June 81: 1860. @
"..fter much wear and many washings,
the stitchingi. found to retain al the round
ness. cvenuesr, ard hrmnee which are 20 much
admired ut first"-. Ne,c York gun.
''ln principle it is perfsct."-Engsneer.
London.
HAS evident points of superiority over al
others Philadelphia Press.
"a serv,ceable machine. Of this we have ex
pcrience in our own family Boston Traveller
"Tho beauty and simplicity of IT'S mechan-
ism are admirable '-Erpress.
s:No Sewing Machine heretofore introduced
has, in 80 short time, acquired such WE'LL
mcritcd popularity Cincinnati Gazette
Eve esteem it the best machine for family
use. The the stitch Is unereeptionab'e Sign
ed bv many hundred citizens of Philadelphia.
a. SEND goR CIRCULAR. Ia
JAMES WILCOX, Msnueaeturer,
n1evAgl) So okss1wuy, N.Y..
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NoTlcE !. her:by given that the so:ps,'-
name and style Of Beam 4 Goddard, is th;s
div dissolved by mutual consent Of the par
ties. an debts due from the said firm wal.
he paid by Daniel Beam, to whom all dcbt
due n,ust be paid. ,-4.
Dated New Oregon, Iowa, Jany. let 1854.
DAxikL BEAM. : CIV, GoDDARD.,
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."AiAY The BEST NAN WIN.S
SAVE YOUR MONEY.
The Cheapest, most Delicious and
Healthy Coffee in the World.

The Peoples Provision Company
Have this day established their East India
Coffee price as follows.
Single pounds Is cents.
Seven pounds l dollar.
2oponndS delivered free on boat or X. r.
on receipt ofs30O
For sale by grocers generally. at the above
rates. Be sure that you ask for and get
PIP cos EAST INDIA COFFEE.
1t has a Pink Label Ask any grocer for it.
1t is especially valued BY Dyspcties, and
persons suffering with diseases ofthe liver and
kidneys. It requires hut cne.ha'f % much %
any other, is better favored and
IS THE CHEAPEST COPPER IN fHE WORLD.
Address all orders to PEOPLES PRO-
VISION Co., 26s Greenwich Street. N. Y. and
enclose cash at our risk. 2eS Green wish St.
N. Y, Aug. 1st 1868.