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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-30

CINCINNATI, July 29-Private advices
from Gen. Thomass headquarters an
nounce the assignment of o. o. Howard
to the command Of the Army and De-
partment OF the Tennessee, a position
made vacant by the recent death of Gen.
Mcpherson. Howard Chief-ofStaf will
be Lieut. Colonel Warner, formerly Of
the 10th volunteers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-30
I,EGAI,
REMOVAL.

II EHLERs WOULD RESPECTFULLY Ty-
II. form the citizens Of Evansville that he a.
moved his stock from his shop. No. ~ Main 81 !.
70 the store nsxt door 70 Christ bakery. On Main
street, between Third and Fourth. where ~ Vii
Be glad TO see his old friends, and a. rnaDv new
eustomsrs e. think we'll 70 patrouizs hin.
Work done with ne4tness aAa despatch
Jy-~lWd H. EHLERs-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-30

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS may be
made for obtaining substitutes for this
Congressional District by calling on +.
r. Walden, opposite the Marble Works
near the canal, Main Street,
July 2S-6td. 4 ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-30
Important Notice.
OFFICE or THE PRovosT MARSHAL,
FIRsT DISTRICT OF INDIANA,
Ws---.--- 4

FIRsT DISTRICT OF INDIANA,
EVANSVILLE, IsD, July 20, 1864.
Notice is hereby given TO all concern
ed, that recruiting in the First District
Of Indiana for other States, or for coun-
ties or towns out of this District, win
not be allowed, and all recruiting officers
white Or eolored-Yiolating this order
will be sumnarily arrested. Guards
will be placed on the trains on the E. 4
C. Il. r., and any attempt to violate this
order by placing recruits on the trains
at any of the Way Stations, will be frus-
trated, and the guilty parties punished.
Recruits for the army, in this District,
must be presented at this office, when
they will be credited on the quota OF the
sub District where they reside
All loyal citizens are urged to co-ope-
rate with me in driving unauthorized
recruiting officers from the District
C.. X. DREw,
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-30

CRY LrcENsE.-All persons who do
not get the license required Of them by
the City Laws on aud before Monday
next, viii have to pay an addition of fifty
per cent on the price of said license.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-30

BALTIMORE, July 29-Gen. Wallace
has informed the editors Of newspapers
in this city that information was reoeiv-
ed last night which renders it unneces-
sary to continue any longer the restric-
tons in the publication of news as here
tofore ordered, except as relates to the
movements of troops in this Depart
ment
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-30
MeetIng IN German ToNnshIp.
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We are requested to give notice that q
Union meeting will be held in Locust
School House in German Township, on
Saturday evening, July 30th, 1864
Speakers are expected from town. II is
hoped that there may be good attend
ance. July 27.--4td
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-30

BALTIMORE, July 29.-Nothing late or
authentic has been received from the
Upper Potomac. 1t is certain that the
rebels have not crossed the Potomac, and
at last advices had disappeared from the
line Of the river
Our forces are understood to be vigor-
ousiy pursuing the rebels south OF the
Potomac.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-30

WASHINGTON, July 29-Regulations
have been prepared by the Treasury De-
partment for WRrehousing distilled spir-
its, coal oil, nApths, and manufactured
tobacco, under the recent internal reve-
nue. law.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-30
FOR SALE.
Earm for Sale.

zEY FARM OF IS ACRES. IS OF WHICH Is
Nj il cultivation, seSeh mi'es non Evansville,
an the Petersburg road. The hOcse g OF good
stylc with eight rooms and tSe halls Just paper
"a. a coed cellar. two eisterns, ana well Of eN-
client water Yard oFnnmeatet Sith choice er-
rrreens. shruhbsry. and fruit trees. An orchard
~ more than lee trees, vineyard Of 400 stands
"a one wears growth There is = tenant house
md smith shop en- the premises Church, school,
80 post cffce privileges near by good ioca-
tion for = physician desiring an easy aud prompt
Also. farm Of la acres Ave miles from Evans
viie on the Railroad. at the first station, or Pc
1870 Crossing es acres in eu tivation, me
n,e.aox lands an orchard Of sslect fruit trees
new and large bsra well hiiea Win a ~ SUI ~.
srsia- Also. three lets in Evansville, Bray An =
Iarr-ment en- Riley street-NO's =, - anu -
An for sac cheap and en- good time
NfF-' T. III RUCKER, NJ. D.
Rox 100, Evansvi le, Ind
ivsl -3~d-Tincs copy weeks
PORsA IAN EXCELLENT FRESH
L Milch Cow. EEq1iFe 81 rr,~n
is2idsf y WI - LA-N-.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-30

BALTIMORE, July 29-10:40 P. M
The Americans special, dated Harpef's
Ferry, says: There is an invasion going
forward, but it is not an invasion of Ma.
ryland.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-30

BIZ THEIR FAUITs We SHALL Know
TnEM-When the Confederate Demo-
cratic Convention met at Greencastle to
nominate Dan Voorhees,, they got up a
riot BY huzzahing for JEFF. Davis, and at
tempted to kill what few soldiers there
were in the town.
When the Union Convention was held
at the same place last Wednesday, $3.50
we're contributed for the benefit of sick
and wounded soldiers,
Who is the soldiers friend, the party
which tries to kill him, or the party that
gives money freely for his benefit And
yet you see IN some Copperhead papers
that nearly all the soldiers will vote the
Copperhead ticket
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-30

WARRINGTON, July 29.-Presideni Lin
coin has recognized Francis A Hoffman
as Consul for the kingdom of Hanover,
at Chicago.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-30

ST. JoHxs, n. E., July 2s-Cyrus ".
Field left to-day for Plscentia Bay. He
visited Trinity Bay yesterday. Hearts
Content is the place where the Atlantic
Cable will be landed Mr.. Field proposes
to build land line thence TO Plaeentia,
one hundred miles in length and over a
good road the estirs distance. A cable
will connect Plaeentia Bay with Cape
Rriton
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-30

Eay~ Dobell has received the August
number Of Waperly Magazine, which is
the best magazine for light reading now
published.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-30


ANOTHER GUERRILLA 0UTRAGE.-We |
learn the residence of Major Kinney, at
Henderson, was entirely consumed by |
fire yesterday morning, being the act no
doubt, of the guerrillas prowling in that
vicinity
Major Kinney was absent from home,
and his wife and family were staying at
n neighbours.
The fire occurred about clock, and
nothing saved bnt few articles of
parlor furniture, including Mrs Kin
neys piano.
Major Kinney is an earnest Union
man and was for time in the Federal
army as Major of the 18th Kentucky
Cavalry.
The immediate cause Of this outrage
is supposed to have been the fact that q
rumor had been put in circulation by
rebel sympathizers to the effect tbA.
Kinney had gone to Lexington for the
purpose of obtaining an order for the
garrisoning OF the town With negro troops.
An effort is being made, We learn,
among the sympathizers with the guer-
,rillas, to exhouorate them from the com.
mission of the arson, Aad to fix it upon
negso man belonging to the Major.
This would he chivalric and in perfect
81 keeping with guerrilla morals
Fifteen guerrillas passed through Hen
derson yesterday, and were no doubt OF
the gang that burnt Kinney's house.
REAL Estate FOR SLLE-A three-story
.i brick house, corner of Vine and Sixth
Streets double tenement, seven rooms
on each side.
Block Il, Lamasco, z 29-l00 acres,
-t with two story frame house.
A large two-story frame house with
six lots $50 feet in the north part of the
city. A very handsome residence.
A two-story brick house on Main
Street. opposite the Bulls Head.
Three large houses on Fourth Street
above Main, between Chestnut and OAK
Streets
Several very neat residences in Sharp''
and Northern Enlargements.
, A large house and six lots on the cor
ner of Sixth and Division Streets.
Forty acres of land southeast Of To,
city, of which thirty acres are in cult
walton Also loo desirable building lot
on easy terms. Apply at a. Johnson
Real Estate Office.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-30

WAsHISsrox, July pa dispatch
received here says that Hood has made
efforts to renew the assault on Sherman's
lines since the battle of Friday last
They we're feeble efforts and easily and
promptly repealed with an aggregate loss
to Sherman Of only about 100 men
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-30

NEw YoRK, July 29--The special dis
patch from Lancaster, announcing that
the rebels were crossing the Potomac at
Williamsport, is without foundation.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-30

HARRISBURG, July 2e.-The rebels
have now possession of some Of the forts
on the Potomac.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-30
THE UNION LEAGUE

Will meet tonight Saturday at Mozart
Han at o'clock
1t is expected that there will be speak
ing in English aad German. II is hoped
that all the members may be on hand, as
an interesting time is expected
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-30
WHARF BOATS.
LIVERY STABLE.
AMERICAN STABLE,
On Third bet. Main and Locust SITS,

VH THU UcEs IulH "Hu LOCu8t DEss
THIS LIVERY ESTABLISHMENT, WHICH
Il Il veil known throughout the country, pos
sesses Stable advantages s1pefior TO any similar
estAhllShment In the City, having arran gsments
for the aeeepsn OF private horses At livery Of the
most elegant and conplste description, and At the
lowest rates.
Carriages for visiting 10 let. COACHES, light
wagons. ana every kind q road vehicle TO lss
Horsss sold on commission. Second haad Bnzgy's
FOR sale AZ the very lowest prices Passenger for.
S2rded 10 all parts Of the country BY special coz.
veySncs. RICHARDSON, BRITTos 4 90.
AHA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-30
CARD.

HAVING DETERMINED TO CLOSE OUT
Il ny stock Of goods at the earliest opBortu-
nity, ! vii offer bargain 10 any one desiring
good location 7. A. LYON,
JyzS-Std No. Water street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-30

River and Weather.
CINCINNATI, July 29, M-River fallen
one inch. Weather clear. Thermoms-
ter. s00. Barometer, $3.50.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-30

~ The Virginia Capt Mclean ~iil
run regularly Ia the Hsndefson and E..
ans7ille trade uutil further notice She
will leave this evening at clock.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-30

HaRRIsBURG, July %. The rebels
have crossed and re-erossed the Poto-
mac at Falling Waters, and they again
crossed, or were crossing, yesterday
They were in force and are said TO be
10000 strong. They we're also crossing
at Hancock, and fears are expressed that
they may get to Bedford Springs where
Gov. Curtin noxis.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-30
[specIal to the PhilAaelphla BuIi.tln.l

CRY PoIxT, Va, July Is, GA VAST
ington, July 29.-Ah last night and this
morning "wednesday there has been
very heavy firing on the other side Of the
Appomattox. There is rumor in cir
eulation here that the rebel Rams had
sunk our gunboats and that the Rams
contemplate an excursion to this place.
Two of orr Monitors have gone up the
river.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-30
ltpeelal to The Post |

WA.HIsoroS, July 29-AdVices from
the Army Of the Potomac show that
Grant has secured a very important
strategic position above Bermuda Hun
dred, as the result Of the engagement
on Wednesday. 1t gives the command
a good base of supplies only ten miles
from Richmond.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-30

FIaTed w are:
Full Tea SETS. Urns. Pitchers,
Dinner and Breakfast Casters, Cake Baskets. oups.
Goblefs, Butter Dishes Table and Tea guoons
Knives and Forks, Napkin Rings and Ladlsa.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-31
Q. S. INTERNiL REVENUE.
Annual Taxes for 4 S64R

The attention a payers il hereby called to the pro-
visions ef the United States Excise Law relative the
assessment of animal
BY the sixth section Of the Of July T. 1s62 its made
the duty al all persons partnerships, firms associations.
or corporations made Liable toaby annual duty license.
or tax, on or BEFORE THE FIRST MONDAY MAY
Year. to make list return 10 the Assistant csfof Of
tho District where located of the amount of anufintoe
the articles Objects charged with special tax, and the
iusincss or occupations lissle 10 pay amy license.
Ev-ry person who shall fail to make such by the
day Specified will be abe 10 ye assessed ny tbe Asr
according TO the hest Information which he obtain; and
in such the Assessor Is required to add fifty per
tun ia the amount of tlIeitentsi Of such list.
Every person who shall deliver Ia Assessor any false
fraudulent list or statement, with intent 10 esade Tie
valuation enumeration required by law is subject
fine of five hundred dors ssd in such the list will
be made ont by the Assessor Assistant Assessor and
from the valuation and enumeration made there be
% appeal. ~ . n =
Payment f the annual taxes EXCEPT those for licenses.
viii Ne dtfanded mill the trficth day Of June
Tire appropriate blanks which 30 make return. and
all necessary information. viii lefurnishcd by C. WHIT
MORE, Assistant Assessor for the 9th D, sion, 10 whom
ih returns should be delivered ieiore the first Mon
day Of May, at his etiiee. IN Plymouth.
rb -'aN DAVID TURNER, L. :. Assessor.
Mrsh 10, lSji.--pl3-t3 u -e-.. =. isth District.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-31
A Gallant Exploit up the Red River

CAIRO. March 23.-We have good news
from the Red River expedition, which
comes from undoubted authority. .e,as
General a.. ]. Smith landed bis force
from transports a few miles below Fort
D'Rusey.. The, rebel General Taylor
promptly marched aesinst him with his
whole force and attacked him in the rear.
Gen. Smith. instead of attempting to keep
up, communication withtbr river, proceed
ed, by forced marches, towards The FORT
When the rebel General saw the trick he
started Tor the. same destination, and for a
time the. race seemed doubtful. Is But final
" the Yankees came in about three honrs
ahead. captured the fort and eleven guns,
four of them Parrots. one eleven Inch, and
several 32.pounders. also. 900 prisoners. =
This. gives Gen. Smith, q strong footho!S
in this country. and enabled the Commo-
,dore to- proceed to Alexandria with the
gunbeats without opposition.,,5s % iaa
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-31
! ARRIVAL OF PRISONERS.
luf gs tnr - hraftn T
Their Deplorable Condition.

PmLADELrnra, March PA dispatch
from Annapolis says 900 prisoners have
just landed there fromn Fort Monroe: 800
Of them are sick, three 'lied on the way
The condition Of some is beyo descrip.
ton. They report that the funds of the
Christian Commission are low. A large
shipment of accessories was sent from here
to-day.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-31
letter from a aPece pimeeratt..,

KNOB END OF MAnsHEIL IND. 3
,r., Nistur Editur 1 live on big pole Gait
-peer skunk rna and I am all the dimicrat
s1in-thess ere parts what talks a. noospaper
-sonc Is the pism Goth doef.se and the tother
s s'iss feneqaire printed Somewhere way up
on tie hio,, .aoswo sdi u .
Mistur Editur. I-tall You whats fack
.eha aeesys a;bes.ia I'd gnt the telllmy per-
litickel feslipabeutthm5er aberlishon war
.. and spose from what ike hearn ofIyour
:. genrus mater tbatiy jon will print this kerr
-spppiksshun. for owaut it to be seen by
somebody, aud onr paper, haint got much
OF cirqulas hun and then it has got 10 tel
lin SIGH bomerable no ,sieh things. that
;,sehrisht.ns like might corrup our morels
up our wa we have a bully time the abeflsh,
soners .hot they would bold wiiat tina calls
1salunion meetin at our new chirch and so
-you see we armed ourselves with. rot gut
s.-whisky;ia and thar speschefer didn't come
end after we got out . doors we rallied
Ground our prineipslls and we druuklicker
"a and swore and talked nasty just to let
r,these yere linkinersknow that we are in
favor Of free speech and free thinkin and
free Mi ky.-and the inst thing we sdeni-
crafts node The linkipers. were all gone and
we begin to ssea-aP-So-she-g ground but !,
wasentthar Az fell yodimEatsa so dady
sAaso these linkin fellsrs can ont argufy us
-bul iftha Ivy tn forse usihter meshers we
sMs'soethc gunsn1ith and doctor and cole
'factotSi on our side 50 we'll rhuis EN-
w, n d0Eeur own, docterin tn but I sci
.il.nood. say; soiAethin about this yere war,
ayes this war is shout ruinin our party the
nigstts1 IS Sltbsid feed and this Is yiierla.
TN the k0hstashpston our sntberp brothers
snepdstben .niggsrs brother Cseoue to oul
church and told us -thst ahessyer ehspllns
swsze FsskelsEsn itkst ho rhristou 0fts fite
Unfit Iifnsfs. mite iite ana put tbs rebellion
down this spiisa pyainiss.tiek prissipul,
.AaAtylendIth tho. I've bes1 . bAcksly der evel
ssibee they hesa tlie sigssrs. Il fSlttbe spiti
-smcvs IfRed to- = boIlessd glory 60 Val
Issidgh9fths profit Jefoiis knode il, bu
s1gm him the wink as pnch as to- usey
vpit6hinlKA here md be gia ~ theabssd o.
lifethst susss Sss selea 4. teH you imistul
iedFuf yod 'ofse qait '1pnsffp our patty iol
eve get our men ister offse mex ,fsll vel
gin you sberlishoners thunder' and sliteniu
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-31

Tho Lapore Uniod say: A friend OF
ours. : resident Of Washington City. who
formerly lived ID Indhuspolis. says in a
private letter. ~schuyiereolfax is the best
presiding officer / have ever seen in the
chair and Is an hohpr to his District and
State. lie ought 10 be returned to Con-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-31

The 128th Indiana. Col. Richard 2. De
Hart. arrived here yesterday morning from
Michigan City. on their way to the front.
They stopped bnt a shorttime to get tents,
5ut these not being in readiness, detail
was left. to attend to il, and the regiment
passed on. They are good-looking men,
robust AID hardy. and we doubt not viii
give good account of themselves. IsIad.
Jour-, Mayck25. soaa9a7s 20 sIsgnq ss9di
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-31

Curtis, and Gen. Newton to Gen. Shef-
man. Gen. French is ordered to Phils-
delphia. and Gen. Sol. Meredith to Cairo.
Gen. Spinolsis to be court martialled,
and Gen. Caldwell is ordered to Wash
ington to sit on court martial.
Generals Rickets, Gibboh and Wsds-
worth are ordered to report to Gen. Meade
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-31
THE REPUBLICAN,
.s1sss|9s ag~i
Large sSssPLYMoUTH, Ind. sisaw
Thursday, March 3l.s1864.

e:xfah:. Elktridx.4- 1--we. j understand our
,,s.Cai9n friends, have. or intend, nominsting
fs,iskessi for the April election in every.
township but souly TIVE Of them.s beside,
s"Uentcr.5 have thought il necessary to send
US the names Of thew nominees We
hope to hear Of full turn ont of Union
.ssrsss inc every township. 1t is dutyy we
-sssrs oas friends IN the field to- Keep down
a the fire IN the rear party" a, home, and
: this c4 ~ y. l0ne So, saectually in. any
sgolhey-xaY az at tie bal lot bex. let them
.iIsss 'odi fuii 'ssren gsh and they will hesitate
y'ss'igtefore they eohnmcnco their threaten
e'r aisefSioD in favor q their Southern
zskfctiren>ssidsan sssdi io slss saT =
s.' tx G s,Pe&fE ron Coscrfs..- letter
-v5T9n a lrienac at. LogansPert advises us
-stha,thes mama ofslIon. Horace p Biadlc
yss5ill represented. toqthc udonsGonvention
iefortie DOMINATION to c dnsress by bis nu-
= rnerous friends throughout the9th District
-.Jmlge Piddle. is well sknouu all ovcrothc
-sDlstrist as a gentleman nf tine abilities and
ann undertaking Union man. ~ II nominated
s.'we siiaft give HIM q cheerful support.
isa1cH = Ss2--- Z. - = : -
-gIlliDsis 0opperheads on a Rampage.
ss.'sk terrible ARRAY occurred at Charleston,
Coles County. Illinois, on the 2S,h. The
.oGopperhsads sssemblri in Charleston in
considerable numbers 3 bringing their arms
1owith them, and in the afternoon commenc-
c,Fa mnfderons assault upon q party : of
veteran Soldiers and, Union. men. Of the
place, killing Major York Of the 54th.
three soldiers and a citizen. and wounding
six soldiers and two citizens, some Of them
seriously The soldiers and union men
soon rallied ana Iorcedthe Copperhesds to
beat aspfecipitate retreat, killing the man
who con- menced the ARRAY. and one other,
i'snd aRiug number OF Them prisoners,
Il; Great excitement prevailed att Charles
Ton and throughout that region At last ac-
-xeouniss -Four hnndred' men of the 54th
Illinois left Charleston the same night to
sisttsck the rebels. who wesc said to be 800
strong under Sheriff. John S. o. Hair. en-
itrenched ten miles north east of Charles
ton. 1888 zai -
eva s,ys's I--r>ahr -. -.-.i-f 49, -
xsSllion.; Owen Lovcjoy. member Of Con-
gress from the 5th District OF Illinois,
etlisd on Sunday last at Brooklyn. n Y.
OF an affection Of the heart, at the age Of
fly three. Mr., Lovejoy is knowng by
.,repatstion Throughout the country. The
saSriendss Of Unioa and Liberty will sincere
i'ly mourn his death. 80 s''S7 ~ =
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-31
ANNOUNCEMENT.

HoS. WILLIAM ANDREWS Of La.
porte, is candidate for Judge of the
Court of Common Pleas. subject 20 the
de:ison of the Union District Convention
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-31
The Only Reliable SeifAd-
juSting Wringer,

The frame being Of Iron, thoroughly galvanized audas.
ger from rn reaoued and the liability t0shripk swell
split &C. naaroiabie in wooden machines = prevented
No thHHbcress complicated yrsenags wear out or
get out of order; it can be fastened firmly the tub in
sagle seoond = y ~ ~ ~ a - III = l.
WARRANTED with or without .COG-WuEELS.
1t took the FIRST PREMIUM at Fifty-Scven State and
County Fairs in 1868, and is iout exception, the best
Instead Of believing the statements parties nter stcd
in the sale Of other Wrngers. az a-.fFgi.s "a bfa n
TRY 1T, AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF
Test 1T THOROUGHLY with Any and IL others,
and n not entirely satisfactory, return ~. - -.
II VIII wiring anything from athrad to led niu With
Patented in the United stafcs England Canada, and
Australia. Agents wanted in every town. rr.r-
ps -knergetic men mako from So to sfe per day.
fnt~am Maa,.gfactErfag ComPoRg 10 .. ----
SEsrLENEsf koc from prdcs;cui experience dat
eu graa-ed srah =ac tciH aot rire parois.
can safely say after several experience m the
usct OF chains for chain pumps and
which have tested the affinity zinc that II ts
process DC conducted properly, il is perfect weld Of the
two la.frI fa I'D. -f.esf-ft e 4
your wrfngcrs II performs all its functions
a did the first time il used and has in
dspensable article with have closely observed
eral other kinds rous arerandi
being different trying produce same results tho
Putnam Wr gr. but In my judgment they have failed.
I@i@s.. r-,se' re--sss.-d
Respect fully yours. f..t -.tf si
JOHN W. WHEELER, cleveland, Ohio.
Many vears esrerrnee in the gayanizng bashisss
bic me endorse the above in an part;caars
JNo. q LEfFKRTs, No. loo Beckman Street.
No 2. $3.50; No. j 5000; No. A. $500.
Manufactured and sold nd retail bv the
PUTNAM MANUFACTURING. Co,
No. 10 Plat street, New York, and Cleveland. ohio.
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