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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-09-15
EXECUTIVE MANSION.
Hon. WILLIAM DEsNrsos, and others a Committee


tho late Union Convention.
GENTLEMEN: Your letter of the fourteenth instant,
formally notifying that have been nominated by the
Convention you represent for the Presidency OF the United
States for four years from the fourth of March next has
been received The nomination is gratefully accepted
the resolutions Of The Convention, called the platform
heartily approved.
On the first day Of July only three days after the Pres
dent wrote above, the Washington Chronicle reminded
him that the aforesaid Republican platform which he had
heartily approved contained protest against the
tenon Of certain members Of the present Cabinet. 1t
said:
The National Convention has virtually declared, and the
and if tuch reorganization takes place the radical anti
siaucy sentiment Of the country is entitled emphatic
recognition"
The Cabinet not having yet been reorganzed according
TO the virtual declaration" Of the Baltimore Republican
Convention any than in accorda nce with "ihe al
most unanimous sentiment Of the county, calling for
emphatic recognition of the anti slavery
sentiment the Chronicle Of yesterday gives prominence
to letter of Occasional" in which, with a profuse ex
penditure Of capital letters he makes the following sar
cal alusion to this violated pledge of the President:
when the resolutions OF the Baltimore Convention were
presented to Abraham Lincoln he said, in single sen
tence: THE NOMINATION. ~ GRATEFULLY ACCEPTED
As THE RESOLUTIONS or THE CONVENTION, CALLEI
THE PLATFORM, ARE HEARTILY APPROVED No quail
fcaton here's false and dishonest front but
and mphac endorsement Of the work Of the men VIII,
had put him before the people for reelection
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-09-15
POLITICAL MOSAICS.

The following is of the plsnks OF the Baltimore
Convention wh'ch nominated Mr.. Lincoln:
"ResolCed, Tast deem it essential to the general
welfare that harmony shall prevail the national COUNCILS
and regard worthy public coufien and e6ciat
those only wo cordially endorse the priaepes pro-
claimed these resolutions and phch shOnd charaecrize
the administration IF the Government"
In his letter accepting the nomination Mr.. Lincoln
wrote
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-15
ssss.ry DIRECTORY Of sna-anaessis'
tndtaon.


Psy per Ann
p Morton. Governor. Once. state House.
r>sif~n~~ esrn>r Of nsrket and tiinoi~ - ta,oDs
~ fssslsw ~. colonel and Private secretary
10 Governor. once. state House, resides
9Th Governor Norton 1.tS{
WI Terrell, Msjor and Military Secretary
10 tsoxeuuor Once stale House: residences
Levels Beck. Ohio street. ......-....... ALAS
w n schfaser, Major - Regiment, fndisna
yoInnt~<rs. A. ID &. 90 Governor. Odice
sfsf< Bea-e: boards a. Palmer House,. t,i4s
Lar. Nohie. Adgufsnt General Of Indsna-
ofscr. State House; boards ~ Bates House;
100 from the state and ~ sst pay Of Col
UEel -. ~
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0eutTc,e Sucbbonngmno

&eItt1c1De OMCDD0nDEMn0 !.
No. 283 Delt Drattfr., swtGden 6rebertd(r
unb Wartet @poce. j
CINE Iu8watl Der btfen gDerts beutfder Qiterdt,r. 0cIfs.
lestr, E%teberbla tr uno unierbottunq 8i6rtfen.
SduI- unb StrGenbIdet 3u ben btniehen RkcIe{aIs.
Sretlen. 8ilberbiider nnb Susenoi&riften Ssrfaiebensn
.SnboltS. GtoblEt&s, 9itbPSropbteer, 0ilberbpoen. 0orir
btai9Fsr grstIen. 80"
NGentur
aes ~. Ssrbarb'8 ~f0' imen gantnpter sRerprtetsn
alter bier unb tn Oerl,, NIB erf6eineuSsn 8eitIGrtften.
am auf uHiere ret6baItilt
ar GetbbtbItctbef,
entboltetp bic ncueftsn, eebissenaen Wertc bsutSder @5rt t
feutt, ME; Sadldnser. @erf6fer,t Gslftob, WTiblba@. Irsi
tag aHbptns, @usfop u. +. no. Der Yrets pr Ban6 if nu,
| Gent FER &da, unb fesen oatst sneu1 3atIrrt&ert RuipruG
~:nt8saen rsrsv
u,-t<, E. Il 9. 5tnutgb aufer,
81 s-it.A~ 2SL ". RrdttG.r Hi5
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-03-02
ytOrOli9e Sen raj Gileubab1
S3erdnOerter Iabrpian

SerdnOerter TGbrplan
n1G Dem WeRtn unb Ncrben.
EStnter-# dbrsIon.
An nnb NOD BEN Is. Hcr. merben bic 2ifae ouf Niefs
8obn in uo&fOIseuber gDeiie erpebirt
3I9t nDrDwdrtS.
Dop3ne Sepf nm .....-........9 ubr 80 N2in. Born.
SepreSt"9 n 30 n Ibenbs
o%orrisburs accommodation. .......8 > T1itto,
BARTON .....7.2O WPpro. 40 Nobr,
3a9t Gipp6rts.
oUpSuv 'on'u1' an MI V1Gu1.
S~FpreB6u0 BORN.
BARTON 8. 80 gspru. z on Orberha
Der einj9e 3ng, reIter am Sonntag nbaett, if be1
6rpreE5u9 uu1 9 16r 80 Din. Mbencs.
Der I'M $50 Gbenbs a~bge6enbe @rrres,uo trirb mr.
an ~folsenben fictiG rpm Sorrisburs ~aeIeaenen Buntter
lnbalten @clbbcrcuSb, Cert, 6anoDer Sunctipn, @Ier-
mont. Bnrftrn, gfcufton, Gbnmbersburs nnb Gp6ers
otIe.
Der gOf5us sebt tGsIi@. ausseucmmen Gunutaas.
Der @rpreS3ue toutnlt tSgli@, GusSenpmuten 9lrntass.
pafiagiere ftr 5trti@enftoticnen fcGteu ben Sarrisbnra
unh Rarftcn 4ccomcbaticns3ne nebulen.
BOP nnt Grpres3tse Reben senau in 8erbinbuna rii
Der yenriplSanio Central Giienbabn in Sarrisbura fiji
p~tttsburG, GleDeIanD, Columbus, @tnctn.
matt, 9notanapOlts, Sort @apne, @bicoop
ano alien gldsen bes SrOSen WeReus, fctrie au gImiro
Der sfetc yor: erie G~Ienbabn mao alien BlGsen i'm
ncroii1en unb pefIiGen yfep Dort.
sSege1 GabrbiGets unb anberer senaueu uub oer[6EIi.
Nen austnnft beIiebe man f& an bic HinetzOfEce in be,
&alSert citation, GGe BON GaIperts unb GsroufIinHr.. m
gpeuoeu: E4 -
8. 81. Du Borrp,
Gen. Supt. BET gfSrbt. @entralbabn.
eb. g. gpung,
Sne. GraSt@ u Rofiasier=Ieent.. H0-s NpSbIi
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OermiCc6te an6eiqen.
2dfar0e 6umie,
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SSH&<FE|5%A $S&
$50 ss@ 669-679 8rpaopap
Asksg Stem WOrf.
sSksMz&&@%&s ReT gDrtr Is. NrU. 1868.
Sd beebre nidi rteine ;abIretGen Sreunte unb 8etanlts
ten, iewte has publttunt tint Mueentetnen in .&enntntg AT
eser, paB tb unter teuttjen Gage has
U2dfdree SOufe"
AT bteteent Ylase uEernpinrtens urb ais -Sptel /. GloIIe,
ais welGeS es felt ietner 0rlnbung betannt, ~fcrtfabrett
merbe. e4
Metne IanBiabrtSe @rfabruna In btefenn @eI6dft In Stem
Orleans, NO th mir has 5putCntrtenbfe 3utralten dQer
~Sfetienben erpprben bate, b~erebltet mid su Der SCffnuna,
bB Id aud. 3unal i@ aIe muir nnGslt6e Mufmerfiamfeft
duf bic ecrtfprtableite Gtrrtdtung tpenten ferbe, In bteIer
rtetner nsnen Sptare fas elet@e @ertrauea mir eriperben
merte. .e
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Srpabras unb entbalt tber $50 3tnmer terI6tetener Dirt
tdn,mtItG MODERN unb elegant aus9etattet unb felt Sic Ser
waltun9 btefes 3retses inter perfSnIt6er glrfpree tpn
Wlabdme Qa6ennteger.
Wetn etsens NnfmerfIdmtett iperbe i6 Sur @uent Ter
Slide unb 8eler wtbnen unb tb fbmet6le mir, tef iibers
seust fetn gu tGnnen, bas i'd In -bieler 8ejte6uns ouen Nn-
frrberuu9et sere6t su frerbet un6 rtetnen alien Nuf ~ Be-
baupten I'm Stauhe fetn iperbe.
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6p4a6tune i
u. d6enm eaer,
III frIter Better tes Orleans 6pte(",
116ebr3Wn Hep Seleans.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-03-02
aSiAtta fir O~feifemee.

Absans Der Gtiembnbu5ise.
Ru4 @uibtnstOm
8Ormittass 4 SO z uhr 10 Wtu., s.45
uno 9 40
0lamittass: 80, 5.15 unO 500
SOuntag8 I'm 4,50. $40 Mpreens unb
$50 Nddmitto9s.
Don IS aRtn9ton
Sprmtttuss: go, z unb 1O.45.
9a6mitto9s B. 4.25, 5 uno 7.30.
Sennta9s nur unt z Mprgens uno 8
unb 7,30 ItaHmittass.
Na6 NmnaPcItf.
Son Baltimore 40 8Ormittass Il. 4.30
9ta&mittass.
Bon Wai4in8ton csc eorm. unO 4.3O
Ra9miitaS8,
Rad Gu mbertanb, @bee1inS
u. /. N.
Bcft3ug Mprsens 8 20 Wfin.
@rpreBjus Nbenbs 9 nbr
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@rpIe6;us 9 Ibr 80 Mtn. Nbenbs.
Accommodation 8 ubr Nadmittu9s.
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emmen Gle 3ase in 8altimsre an : 8pf3us
$40 Nadmtttaes.
@rpreB5us Z nbr MOr9ens.
accommodation II so McrdenS.-
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. D2in. Nbenes.
8pn Baltimore mad bil a.
belpbta &c.
8 ubr 80 Mfin. 0Rpraens Ypf5ug.
9 ~ so y 60. @rpreB3ug.
II . 45 . MittaeS DO.
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so Nbenbs @rpres5us.
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4.30. sos unb II ubr Bcrnt. uub $50
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gta& Linton 8ritse, (iiber discriminatory
aeben Die 3t9e tdSli4 100 Wlpr9ens uup 8
Radmittu9e.
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mitta98.
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ubr BON Union Ocd, Gue Der @Oncprblr.
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Der @fe @ulpr unb @afItr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-03-02

Is39ttg fas GttsSD nnDeres
neue Nrranaenseats ftr @iul
.waEoeEeE, bic na1 bera Mcneu ~ re*lss
ipttnldeae
Hcs FeEte ea .. 8srSenteE On, Sesbes bic Gsaneune,e,
ant eer ~slrTtberr 6enraI 9alDertErest Derct Gifrrbabs
att bea 4rrFtssus ~eef5r6ert. Dte Gdsn kletet hosrr@ bss
ysHMerantsn esneH .6R5beren DErttetI, ais irats
staf aneere Ga9n, aud IL &c Hxa 81 WstIca taratY SIS jtbs ss
eere Sabn nab ~esnsnnten plASen, GEst Isl 1If@9aE
P~tttsbnr8, Glepelonb, Detroit, TDrt Nopn,
2btcago, WeilDoutee, @oleno, Dubuque, 81.
Ranl, BOD SeIanb, 8urlinatcn, Sctpo @ih
:. rsrptn neesslS cts NIT ets ~gtprsttra Central Sasa arSss.
ets peFfsneu 10 Sturoer frlber els BITE ait enstrn SABINE
9eseneen bort entire nsR, aud werber 4 @ldl wersser III
s0agen eabss 9~eStaftLt. Die D6tn tte1t burm BEN (G5nRe,
.setl rEn Dtsr@ Die eGnie gntfesnnre bon tseg bsS9b:na,
70 500 WteiItE. Das &srd& ritb bier gesei&uef (saarfebl 8
aset stt ben paIa8tereE au ben SsaissHEnaSpgt.
1tod9 @retttttes DostDT, Cincinnati, 9nhto
napolts, 2cutsbtne nnb ct. Souls
ser6sa seenfaas Yaaastsrt bef5rbtrt rub fur tbr sesas
tetse Hests*e IsAasun8ttURen ttre&utt. Otr SoRaaf,r,
nsn sit Sea . utF-, u6es Gbtnbs 10 it5r. ANA uax SMss
getlt@ta Vlassh stncn ptre ~rutssrees nufetbeIten IS suerbss
NusafssFssssiS.t.e Esesbss SesFasfa IN Der SfNsr Ses NSsantsS
Sphn 6. BaLEes,
DA4S Ng. 81 SeGs-Gtreet. nate @atess &sbstI
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bad 8e feMarYlanb.
Gu& Union 8ritse, (aber MeRminfter)
aeben bic 3u9e td9li4 100 MOrsens unb 8
Ytadmittoge.
Bon Union Bridge UNI 5 mub $50 gpr.
mittas8.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-03-02
Gee Stans Sesd@ tret.l

CUR ~Selcnoeren ReHntntBnobus.
@iawanberer unb Ofeiienbe icnten ietr uorHHtio Sein
ebe fs ibre 4ilette taufen unb ionten bieieIben muir in
BEN 4ureau 6es untsr3ci&neten ansefeGten aocnten
taufen. 4a Al.H RuNa5
Dieteuisen, ipel&e in Baltimore ~aurpmu,,n. .verbsn n
CPHe SeriersSteii Stnstts fit biefe einie Oeri@afteu fSn
men, saeen or assuf Der sOenti&en @eieli&aft1 Set
tbrer eonOuuS iRRsa ben GuterseiNneten Wsenteu ppra.ner
wirh. nMtYsernuiwia 49, 49, go
aas S'sisrs anstaatt uuS ssatb srttsiIt unsntssIStia
W, S. @iSserGnt4
vssfsss-@& sessnts ..s aea3 tsy &Nittssst aas
04.I Otsp-S1sussSs.
sss 3as40 - 81 fkess es9
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-05-26

Nynlr Mj6tiss, papsrissy 4ev y Z
sxps11ah ys prsssnt, shites.'s.o ~
b rssorted to with good erect ootn .
regards looks and preservation. %
buiidises veil vhitsxashed saord Pm
ing contrast 70 The old weather besRl
rookeriee chat too often fnd place abtu
the fastAsrs premises. -.
10 q durable, whisewnshing must b
we'll done, and first 10 importance Is the
proper stacking Of the lime. The lime
for ths purpose, should BE- fresh unslaked
Or e7ese lius. and placed 10 . suitable
ys,N eud inmedissely covered with wa
Ter. aud never b allowed to appear above
it during the shaking. The life OF the
lime is thus not destroyed oy burning.
II cold water is used, it will take from
90 q 60 minutes to thoroughly Stake the
lime: if warm water, from 20 to 45 min
uteS.t -, -,
In usipe for out.buildiugs, itshould DO
ofSths consistency Of thin cream; for in
door clustering, &c., thin, with discre-
ton, TO make smooth work. ~ ~. :
Good tools are necessary to do good
work, for unless you have a good brush,
you cannot put it on smooth and even on
plastering. For rough ou'.bui'diug', il
10 of course, not 20 necessary.
Various tints can be produced that
will be very coed for ous.bu'ldings, to
tone down the glariug white. For buff,
cream or fawn color, yellow ochre 10 used
until the desired tint is obtained. For
brown, Spanish brown or venitiao red is
used-with the latter large variety Of
tiuts can be obtained, according to the
quantity used. For inside work, color
ing walls, Venitiau red or yellow ochrs
can be used to give the buff or brown
color. For blue, use Ultra Marine blue.
The various devices Of adding glue,
salt. &C., TO make the wash stick, are
useless if the lime has been properly
slsked. For outside work, where smooth,
L il sometimes desirable to add salsoda
Or alum to the wash.-Prairie Farmer.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-05-26
A Touching Sceues

The Memphis Bulletin relates that on
the Sd inst the widow OF Major Booth,
late commander at Fort Pillow, arrived
at Fort Pickering to present to the rem
nant Of her husbands command the tat
tered and blood stained flag under which
they had fought. Col. Jackson, of the
United States Heavy Artillery, had his
regiment formed in line for her reception,
and in the centre stood fourteen men, oil
that remained Of Maj. Booths troops.
Mrs. Booth presented the flag with the
following remarks:
"Boys, have just come from the visit
tothe hospital at Mound City. There I
saw your comrades; wounded at the
bloody struggle in Fort Pillow. There l
found this fag-you recognize it. One
of your comrades saved it from the in
sultiog touch of traitors at Fort Pillow!
! have given to my country all l had 70
give-my husbaDd-such gift! Yet l
have freely given him for freedom and
my country.
Next my husbands cold remains, the
next dearest object lef, me ia the world.
is this fag-the flag that waved in proud
defiance over the works of Fort Pillow!
Soldiers! this hsg | give to you, know
ing that you VIII ever rem emher the last
words Of my noble husband: "Never sur.
render the flag to traitorsr'
The Bu'istia adds:
"Col. Jackson then received from her
hand, On behalf Of his command, the
blood stained flag. lie called upon the
regiment to receive it as such a g.ft ought
to be received. A. that call he aud ev.
cry man in the regiment fell upon their
knees, and, so!emnly thanking the God
of battles, each one swore to avenge their
brave aud fallen comrades, and never
never to surrender the flag to traitors!"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-05-26
Billings OH Drafting.

There are some nice points in drafting
operations which are extensively discuss
ed in the red ribbon circles. The most
lucid explanation Of few Of these is gis.
en- by Josh Billings:
Wilder wimmip, and their only son, IL
xempt, provided the widder's husband
has already saryed 2 years in the war,
and il willing to 20 agiu; believe the
supreme corte has decided this thing for
ever.
Once more: If man should run ava
with his draft, he probably wouldn't ever
be- allowed to stand draft agin; this
looks sevear at fust site, but the more
yu look at it, the more yu can see the
wisdom into it. .-- #..-..
Once merely: Xempts are those who
have been drafted into the staff prizzen
for trying to git an honist living bi sup
porting 2 wives at ons.; also, all them peo'
PIE who are crazee and unsound on the
goose; also, all nusepaper correspondent
and fools in general.
Once merely agin: No substitute viii
be acksepted who is less than three OF
more than ten feet high; he must kno
how to chew tobacker and drink poo.
vhiskee, and mustn't be afeerd Of the itch
nor the rebels. Moral charakter amt re
quired, as tho government furnishes that
and rashuns. .-
Conclusively: No person can DO draft.
ed but twice in different phases without
his. consent; but all men has right to be
drafted at least onst; i don't think even
grit Of nabeas corpus could deprive Q
man of this blessed privilege.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-05-26

Cures Dyspepsia, Liver Csmplaint, Headache, sene,.
q Debility, Nervousness, Depression of Spirits Con.
sttpafton, Collie, Intermittent mt Feyers. Cramps ana
Spasms, and oil complaints of either SEX arising from
bodily weakness whether inherent in the system or
produced by spec ial causes.
Nothing that 10 not wholesome, genial and res orative
10 its nature enters into the Of Hosteer
Stomach Bitters. This popular preparation contains
no mineral OF any kind, deadly botanical elemen Mt;
no merry exctant; but it is combination of the ex
tracts Of rare balsamsc herbs and plants will the pure
and midest Of all difiusi stimulants. s'.r
well to be forearmed against disease, and, so far
~ the human system be protected by human means
against maladies engendered by All unwholeso me at
mc'phere. impure water and ether external causes,
Hossetters Bitters mae be relied as safeguard.
In districts infested with Fever and Ague IL has
been found infallibe apreyentve and irresistible ~
remedy and thousands who resort to it under appre-
nension OF An attack, escape the sconrge and thou
sands who neglect to avail themselves of protect We
qualities In advance, are cured by very brief course
Of this marvellous medicine. Fever and Ague PATIENTS
afterbeing piled with quinine for months in vain uD
I'll fairly saturated with that dangerous akaloid, are
not unfequentiy restored 70 health within few days
by the use OF HOsTETTER'S RITTERS.
The weak stomach is rapidly invgorated and the
appetite restored by this agreeable Tonic and hence
works wonders In cases Of Dyspepsia in con-
hrme forms OF Ind gestiop. Acting as a gentle and
painless apperient as well upon the liver il also
Invariably relieves the Constipation superipduce ty
Irregular action OF the digestive and secretTe organs
Persons Of feeble habit, liable to Nervous Attacks
Lowness Of Spirits and Fits of Lanyuor, frd prompt
aud permanent relief from the Btters The testimony
e. both
The agony OF Bilious Cole is Immediately assuagea
BY single dose OF the stmulant and hy occasionally
resorting to 1t, the return of the complaint may be
prevented.
As General Tonic, H0STETTER'S BITTERS pro-
4uce effects which must lie experienced or witnessed
before they can he fully appreciated. In cases Of
Constitutional Weakness Premature Decay and Debil
ty and Decreptitude arising from Old Age it exercises
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All diseases 1t operates as delightful in vigorapt
When the powers Of nature relaxed, il operates to
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Last, but not least is THE ONLY SAFE sTyNrLlNr
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day.
No family medicine has been universally, and, II
may he truly added deserredig popular with the intel
ligent portion Of the community, as HOsTEIIER'S
BITrERS.
Prepared By HOSTETTER 4 SMITH. Pitt sburyh.
Pa. Sold by all Druggists, Grocers and Storekeepers
everywhere. n4svloyil
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-05-26

SEWN MACHINES
4 We're awarded the highest PSemism oe~ al r
/ T Co~fstitors, ct De (oHox,ns Etste T
4 and CoSsty Foire IF 1885, I =
NEW YORK STATE FAIR.
FIRST Premium for Manufacturing x.ehis..
z@ III First Premium for Machine WORK.
INDIANA STATE FAIR.
--~ rir.. Premium for aaeA,n. ser.n purposes.
VERMONT STATE FAIR.
! 81: s.sn;.. 6. ss::i.s;::i:s n..A'...
OHIO STATE FAIR.
| xs@t First Premium for Machine Work.
IOWA STATE FAIR.
First Premium for Family Machine.
- Iirs. Premium for Manuf.c!urins Machine.
| First Premium for Machine Work.
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First Premium for Machine Work.
KENTUCKY STATE FAIR.
r rr:. Premium Premium for M.esin. e, q. pupos.s
MICHIGAN STATE FAIR. WI seax
First Premium for Family Machine.
Frs, p premium; for Manufacturing Machine
PENNSYLVANIA STATE FAN.
first Premium for Massfsets ripe NseAine.
First Premium for Machine wori.
OREGON STATE FAIR. -
r ir.. P Pss.iu. sor Y.nlg ..eAiss. g..
First Premium for Machine Work.
Chitten1en Co. fvt.) AZ. soc.
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