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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-05-12
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gen ssuommsn. naaottn feline Brigade sef&lassn
tporoen par.
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mac gbasetnston abetre melbst. bab bic S&tadt
IN teneIn Ylabe bs9onnen babe. ,.>xi1r -~1s.
Dte 5ap' unlsrsr Uerwurbs,en tetrdst $1,000.
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le nnetif nod auf ben Strasen lfearn,
Il. Sen Butler melbst untstm 81. IN bas Hrts8s-
miniftrium : p "
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talbtEiel binaufaegangen, lbtI ben Gbtdabomt-
np n'lsst unb balten NIT BEN ~farbtBsn 9ruppen
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mDnb rudi. III.
@su SUNS sing slst6,sttis NIT 5000 Ranh
SaraQsIit Don SufOIt aus ubfr ben Bladpates,
,.1llorte Biz Gifsntabnbrlde untsrtatb DeterS-
burg unS tbst(ts Ytaurssarts Commando ous
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po(iticn ssBen Sees Nrmr balten. Bsanrt8art
nit ftnsp eroesn She'll lstnsr Mrunte tpurbe un.
tsrba!b nss pilates aslofsn, no Runb bts Gifen-
botn %,rilore. Die Nrmssabttrlung, tDtl6e IN
ter Bsauresarb Ystsrsbure errt6tr babe i'd &C.
M'aasn unt ptsls 9etobtet, perpunbet unb 9tfan-
a:n stncmmsn. See lam BON geaare8arb fetne
9a!lrtruppsn mstr ey5aitsn,
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Gen Sebseptd fisl am g.. In btrSGla&t
BET Spotiulpania.
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bert6ts: bic (twsrs Btrmuntune Qonefreets.
@m yorb @nna Rtpsr baden bte ssbelsn
(arfs gsrldan,un9sn unb rei6e Dsputs.'
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unb Ridmonb bslst. Ct bat utsle Gtfanssne
Cine ~oli,itGs I.r;lhs pom 9ltn tnsloet Der
1sinc bait Stanb bel Spotl9lpanta. General
bat gtessrtds Corps ertal.sn. &tne
aasmstrs Gdladt pire bsuts Mot tattfnbeH.
YsrRl1tunssn fur unfsrs Mrmse loutuusn fsts
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-05-12

~ estt be au,stee son WeGoruIde
! 9abmaldtusu!
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-08-17
VOL. 10.--NO. 81.
A Case for the Cold water-oure,

Doctor Bull-"Are you subject to these
attacks %
Captain Semmes- Doctor; this is
the first of the kind. The fact is, hereto
fore l have been very careful to avoid expo
sure TO anything which might produce the
slightest reaction.
Doctor Bull-''But, about this affair
how did it come on
Captain Semmes- Well, first I expert
enced sort of shooting in the side, accom-
panied by Symptoms Of Collapse, followed
by General Sinking, and kind of Swim
ming Sensation.
Doctor Bull-''Yes, yes-exactly |
think | had slight symptoms of the disorder
myself some years ago. 1t is known among
the profession as Ydnkeephobia, for which
spirit of Cave in is frequently used; but in
your case, | should recommend building up
"a little iron, and SO forth. However /
a man of 70 You in no time. ''-Harper' 5
VeehIY
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-08-17
selett &oetrg.
THE SOLDIERS TRARS.


Upon the hill he turned
To take last fond look
OF the valley and the village church,
And the cottage by the brook;
He listened to the sounds,
So familiar to his ear;
And the soldier leaned upon his sword
And brushed away tear.
Beside the cottage porch
A girl was on her knees,
She held aioft snOw-scaTt
Which fiuItereG in the breeze;
She breathed prayer ior him
A prayer he could not hear
But he paused to bless her as she kuelt,
And wiped away a tear.
liP trrned and left the spot
But do not deem him weak.
For dauntIess was the soldier 5 heart,
Though fear were on his check
&c watch the foremost rank
In dangers dark career
BE sure the band most daring there
Has wiped away a tear
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-08-17

Fanny Fern, who ought to know, says,
speaking of cotton The ladies, as we all
know, owe something of their angelic sym
metry to the pure and delicate Southern sta
pie OF all the products of the earth it is
nearest to their hearts
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-08-17

a New York merchant has discovered
that his income for 1863 was $4,000 more
than he expected and reported, and has
written to the revenue collector to have the
correction made. An honest man in New
York
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-08-17

THE DUNK4ARD OIL REGIoN-The recent
discovery of petroleum in Green and Fay
cite counties has caused no little excitement
III those localities, and owners of land in the
vicinity of the oil territory are appraising their
property at handsome figures. A cores
pondent who recently visited those counties,
remarks that after travassing the rugged
hills IN various portions of the counties,
there seemed to be no very great encourage.
ment to the oil hunter until he began to
near what Is known as the 'Dunkard Oil
Region" The resemblance this section of
country bears to the Venango oil region is SO
marked that one would almost imagine him
self in the centre of an oildom on his arrival
Dunkard Greek is a stream about the size
OF Oil creeks and seek an outlet through
more rugged and hilly (if possible) country
we travelled some fifteen miles up the
creek, carefully examining the various sites,
and from our own experience in the Venan-
go. Kanawha, and other oil regions we are
fully satisfied that the Dunkard will proye
as rich if not the richest territory yet dis
covered There have been but few wells
sunk any depth as yet each yielding good
supply Of oil. The largest well on the Ma
pies tract is pumping from sixty to eighty
barrels per day, and, with proper manage
ment and constant pumping doubtless would
yield one hundred barrels per day For lu-
bricating purposes the Dunkard oil is con-
sidered superior to any yet in use. A sufi-
Gent quantity Of salt water is pumped from
those wells in operating to make nice con-
sideration for capitalists in the absence of
oil Companies are rapidly forming, and
operations are being commenced at various
points for miles up the creek, and we feel
like econgratulating the people ofGreene coun-
ty for their greasy prospect in the future"
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-08-17

While the Declaration of Independence
was being read at Hartford, Conn, on Mon
day, bystandar said to another Pretty
good thing that, amt it Too much of the
- nigger about it, though. u
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-08-17

When that period arrives in which men
care as much for intellectual food as they do
for Intoxicating stimnlents, the newspapers
will become popular, printers grow fat, and
editors have holiday.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-08-17

The Russian Government has concluded
a contract for the building of a railroad be
tween Moscow and Sebastopol.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-08-17

1t has been discovered by experiment
that persons generally hear more acutely
with the right ear, and see more keenly
with the right eye
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-08-17

Why is an unserviceable gun like an Of
fice-holder? Because it kicks nightly
when it is discharged No allusion to the
| Cleveland Convention. r
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-08-17

Andrew johnson, the Tennessee Tai
or" Ready to sew the winding sheet of
the Rebellion, and to repair the breaches Of
the Union.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-08-17

The wise and active conquer difficulties,
by daring to attempt them sloth and folly
shiver and shrink at sight of toll and haz-
ard, and make the impossibility they fear
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-08-17

Why is a drunkard ike a copperhead? ?
Because he is always sticking his nose into
measures to hurt the Constitution.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-08-17

An EGGS -TRAoRDINARY CHICKEN STORY.
"A New Haven paper tells of large egg,
laid by q respectable hen in Milford, that
had another egg, complete, shell and all,
within it. We have another egg story, re-
lated to US as literal fact-if you don't be-
lieYe it that 5 none of our business A lady
went to a store, not far from the corner of
Oak and Park street, in this city, the other
evening, and bought dozen OF eggs, car
ried them home, and put them in her but
terry. In the morning some of the eggs
had disappeared. Looking little farther,
she found fce chickens hatcked out during
the night 1t was certainly hot enough to
hatch. chickens almost anywherea few nights
since. .-Hartford Press
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-08-17

POPULAR DEFINInoNs.-Wh hat is Fash
ion? Dinners at midnight, and headaches
in the morning. What is wit? That pc
culiar kind of talk that leads to pulling no.
ses and broken heads. What is joy? To
count your money, and find it a hundred
pounds more than you expect. What Is
knowledge? To be away from home when
people come to borrow books and umbrellas
What Is contentment To sit In the house
and see others stick in the mud.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-08-17

The poorest education that teaches self
control is better than the best that neg,
lects it.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-08-17

The following letter from the Assistant
Adiutant General, dated August Ist. A u.
1864, is the only reply received by ME up to
this time:
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-08-17
HEADQUARTERS Dept SUsQUEHANA,
HARRISBURG, August 9th. 1894.

4 true copy respectfully furnished for the
information of His Excellency, Governor
A. @. Curtin. JOHN 5. SCHULTZE,
Assistant Adiutant General,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-05-26

Prics, Is cents per Box, OF 1sxss for 8.
Prepared By Or. J. Q. AYE1 = g., 1szsls Ass4
Sold in Ottumwa by j. l.. Taylor. and by
Druggists everywhere.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-05-26
500 REV ARD!!
For Me icine that will Cure
TICKLING Nv TN THROAT, 49,
COUGHS,
NIL lENZA,

TICKLING IN TN THROAT, ~
COUGHS,
~ INFL IEyZA,
,5sa SHOPPING C0UGH,
Or relieve Consum. ,tive Cough, as quick as
GOES COUGH LISA M .
over Five thousand Bottles have been sold in it's
native town. and not single Instance Of It's failure
il Known.
We have in our possession, any quantity ofcertif-
catds, some OF them from eminent physicians who
have used il ia their practice, and given II the pre-
emincpce over ally other compound.
IT DOES NOT DKY LP 4 COUGH,
but Ioosens it, 80 as to enable the patient to expec
torate freely
1Ho o., IT,. ee Doses uiH hraridbky Cure Tickling
in tie Ih,OH.
A half bottle has often completely cured the most
STUBBORN COLGH, anu !et, though II IL SO sure
and spsedy in it's OF eratlon perfectly harmless
being pun ely vegetable. IL very agreeable 10 the
taste, and may be administeredto children Of any
ages. In cases OF
ChOLP ne 1W guarantee a Cure
If taken in season.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
i s wi thin the reach Of ALL the price being
Onty 20 Csnts.
Ansifan investment and thorough tr ial does no,
shack up' he aboye statement, the money wilkbt
refunded We say this knowing it's merits, and fee
couiiue ut that ole trial viii secure Tor home II
no not waste away with Coughing. when small
AN inyestmc mt will care you. ~ may be had Gf any
respectable Druggist in town, who viii furnish you
with u circular OF genuine ctihbSa'es OF cures y
"' C.G. CLARK & Co.. Proprietos,
Wholesale Druggists, New Haven, Ct
LORD 4 SMITH,
General W essern Agents.
: a.IHHa. fa :, % Lake Str eet, Ohicase.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-05-26
THE SINGER
Sowing Machines.


Our LETTER A FAMILY SEWING MACHINE Il
fast gaining a worldwide reputation. 1t Is be-
yond doubt the hest and cheapest and most bea
of all Family Sew ing Machines yet offered to the
public. No other Family Sewing Machine has SO
ma nv useful appli ances for HemmiBg, Binding, Fell
ing, Tucking, Gathering, Guaging, Braidng, En-
broidering Cording, and SO forth. No other FAM
Iy Sewing Machinebas SO much capacity Tor grea,
variety Of work. 1t viii sew ali kinds Of cloth, and
with all kinds ofthread. Great and recent improve
menfs make our Family Sewing Machine most relta
BILE and most durable and most certain In action al
all rates OF speed IL makes the iLterlocked stitch
which is the best stitch konwn. Any one, even Of
the most ordinary capacity, can see, at glance
l. DIV TO use the letter Family Sewing Machine
Our Family Sewing Machines are furnished 10 chastt
and exquisite stile
The Folding Case Of the Family Machin" is
piece of cunning Workmanship of the most usefu
kind, 1t protects the machine when not In use
and when shout to be operatedmay be opened as
sgacioms and substa al table to sustain the work
lille some Of the Cases, made ont OF the choicest
woods, are finished In the simplest and chases'
ed In the most costly aud superb man
uer. Hr Ell. b5 :.
Ttis absolut ely necessary to see the Family Ma
chine In operation, SO as to judge of Its great
capacity and beauty.
1t is fast beco ming as popular for family sew
sng IS our Manufacturing machines are for manufac
turing pn, poses. . 90,
twist thread needles, oil, &c. of the very best guam
ty.
Send for PAMPHLET.
THE SIN SER MANUPAcTURE COMPANY,
ass Broadway, New York.
rw CHICAGO OFFICE so CLARK STREET.
r. ". SMITH, AGEETLN OTTUMWA.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-05-26
Boots and Shoes,
A4L LEGAL NOTICE.
Robert r. McGrew, PlG. -. 49, $40

RobertF. McGrew. PiG. ~ 81 ~
James McGrew, Finley Mctirew, Rachael Mctirew
Deborah McGrew, Jane Brown. formerly Jane Nc
Crew. and Anna Metirew, Defendants
To said defendants. You and each Of you are
Re- eby notified that on or before the tenth day Of
May 1864, there will be file in the flee of the
Clerk ofthe District CoSrt of Wapello County, Iowa,
a petition Of Robert r. McGrew, representing that
he aud ames McGrew, Rachael McGrew. Deborah
McGrew Martha McGrew, Finley McGrew, Nathan
McGrew Jane Brown, formerly Jane McGrewJ
Mary Cook, formerly Mary Mctirew, } are the only
chi ldrep and heirs of stephen McGrew, deceased,
and that Anna MeGrew, whom ettioner prays may
be made a party defendent, is the surviving widow
of said Stephen McGrew deceased, and claiming
that the said Stephen McGrew, at the time Of his
decease the owner OF certain Heal Est in said
County and State and In said petition particularly
described, which by the lawsof decent deccnded
equally to the said children Of the said stephen Me-
Grew deceased, subject to the dover interest of a
life est OF the said widow Anna McGrew therein
That since the death OF his father petitioner has be-
come the cwntr by purchase Of the respective shar,
of Martha McGrew, Mary Cook and Nathan McGrew
in said lar ds-that petitioner IL therefore entitled
TO the undivided four ninth pari In nds, and
yded ninth paif tn sreOf-al subject TO the said
dow err Of the said widowaLd claiming that
said real estate be partoned among petitioner and
all of said de fendans accor ling 10 their interests,
and that refcreesmay be appointed therefor. Now
unless YOU appear thereto and defend before Of
the SECOND day the next term Of the District Court
day OF May 1864. default will be entered against
and Judgment rendered thereon as claimed by said
,rtiiion AZ EDWARD II. STILES,
- 5asf8 Atty. for Petitolier
4 KsIward H. Stiles beiBg du , sworn, do say that
the above named defendant James McGrew Is non
OF the State of Iowa and that personal
vic cannot be made on him within the State, as
verify believe. EpwAhD ~. STILES
ordered that the above notice he publised for four
consscufi,e weeks I'M the Ottumwacourler. publish
ed at Uttumwa, Iowa 90
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-05-26
| ERIE RAILWAY.
Great Broad Guage Double Track
Aud telegraph kOule.

Great broad Guage Double Track
And Telegraph Route.
To Ne~ lo,A, Boston, Philddetphio, Baltimore,
GREAT THROUGH y. s. NAILS.
EXPRESS Trains leave DUNKIRK or BUFFALO on the
arrival OF trains the West, via tie LAKE SHORE
RAILROAD, also from SALAMANCA, on arrival oil trains
via the Ner Broad Gaage AJdntac dnd Gred YES
tern Raatray from Cleveland D., giving Passengers
the advantage, from -Dunkirk or Buba!o, or from
Cleveland, o., Of Sir Foot Gauge, combining EASE
and COMFORT without change, in Vide, Roomy Pdt-
ace cars, dis ect 10 NEW YORK. perfection attain
dby no other route. 4t .a.a..
FOR FREIGHT
betw cen all points and EST our facilities are
unrivaled. Forming close and reliable connections
at DuNKIRy and BUFFALO with Western roads, and AZ
SALAMANCA with the
Broad Gu0ge atlantic and Great Hestern
RdiiIHg.
y which route there is no trdnsfer between New
York and Cleveland.
EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAINS
lie ave New York aaily all points in the West,
King as Quick time and at as Low RATES as by any
other route. For Freight or Passage III tth all
the principal Offices in the West, ana al
"a Clark Street, Chicago.
24v Broadway, New York,
% South ST., Il. r., New York.
Is State Street, Boston.
r. W. BIaNcHaRp, CHAs MISoT, gEa
= GenY Fr'tA2t. GennSup't.
w. r. BaRR, E.s. SPENCER,
Gen,l Tic Agt. Western Ag't.
Bee 81, 1868, # ..,t# &. st#
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-05-26


down OF rebel ''Strongholds." We love
cur homes, we love our friends, we love
our noble country, aud we feel determined t.
defend them until all their foes are conquer
cd. Our Co. reports 81 men present for du.
ty. We have Ii men on detached service,
the detachment which they belong to is
commanded by the NJ jnr Of oar regiment.
They lief, this place EN- route for Huntsville.
Alabaaa, a few DAYS since The weather is
very pleasant here INV, ugh a lizzie too
warm FOR comfort. Capt Porter came with
ussown the river n far as Cairn but could
come no farther as lac was taken very sick.
we were very sorry to leave him there, he
was very anxious to remain with the com.
Pany, but could not hone he WI very
soon be well. LIST Lieut.. G. W. Buchanan
commands our company in the absence of
Capt Porter, bnt must close. Twill Just
say before elise that the health Of our reg
imsnt Is very good. there is only three men
in it unfit for duty. Yours tru'v. W.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-05-26
ERIE RAILWAY. a...
Forming with its connections
The Great Broad Guage Route to
~Dxx, -nu,U uynSTAN NEW HAVEN

ne "rcdt NO"sC ~
NEW HOKK, BOSTON, NEW HAVEN
Hartford Fall Riv en-, Providence, Worcester and all
the principal cities and towns in New England
Hr Saving y mikes In distance from Dunkirk OF
Buffalo to New Hask. ,
Express Trains leave Dunkirk and Buffalo on arri
val Of all trains r ON the west, and run rongA 10
New York without change. -~-~y
When necessary, the trains on this road VIII wan
two no urs at Dunki and Bu ia 10 for trains from the
west and run through to New f0sk Without lay Ing
over at any int snm ed iate point.
Boston and Nav England passengers can go via
New York without additional cost, and have cLolce
of n rail or Sound ste Imers to destination.
Luxurious state room Sleeping Cars are ran thro
to New York ali night trains. Palace cars wth
Foote'S Patent Ventilators, perfectly free from dnss
arc run day Express rains
Baggage checked through. Fare always as low rs
by any ot er route
Secure Tickets rtd the ERIE RAIL Way
which can be obtained at all principal ticket offices
in the West To Merchants this route offers unequai
ed facilities for the shipment Of freight
Chicago Office "a Clark Street, GEORGE STARR,
Ticket agent. G. G. WHEELER, Freight Agent. -
New York Office, 240 Broadway, CHAkAts ~ RAtG,
Ticket Agent, A. H. WARp, Freight AgeR.
Boston Office, Is State Streets JOHN 8: BssLAv, N.
E. Agent. ~ SCHAS. hiNorI SUP;
WM. r. BARR, Geur Pass. Agent. tdee24'ss
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Keoknk, Ft, D. M. & M. r. h.

nNapd. after Wednesday, Feb. 9th, 1862, andunt
further notiee, one Tally train willrun each wa
sundays excepted) as follows: s... b. .
leave Keokuk at 1880 IN, arriving atOttumwa ia:4s
M. and at Eddyville 2:0Opm.
Leave Eddyvile at 1870 IN, and arriveat Ottumws
12:45 D IN, and at Keokuk $3.50 p M
kFPassengers takingthe Mailrraintrom heokuk
at 7.s0 a M make sure connections with Stages
Eddyviile for Oskaloosa, FIT Desmones,
and all points west.
Through Jickets,as Low as thelowest, may oeha.
atthe Office all points in Middle, western ano
Southern !owa, Kansas, Nebraska &c.
TICKET OFFICE-Atthe Depot, foot OF Johnson
street GEO. WILLIAMS, JR
Peb5 1862 superintendent
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-05-26

=
To the pdblic as being the most PERFECT, and adaE
ted to more different kinds Of work th an any ott
err Machine now tn use.
" ears h aye heen spent in its perfection, rs shs
]. Company were determined not to put their Ma
chine into the market until they corld sustain the
assertion which they now make, that they are the
Best in the World.
The gre at quantity of worthless Sewing Machines
sha has heep , off the unsuspecting public
by those without character, from the fact that they
sold at low price Is surprising and in view oil
this state of hngs made 1t long, untiring study
to pro daceA chine that coud in way be class
sed anon tn m and fin ally to lead the of first
class Sewing Machines new 10 use. An intelligent
examination of its merits win show that we have &C.
Ist Some Of ,Re valuable features Of this ma
chine over all others Its reversible feed either to
the right erleft Its perfect reliability neve, skip
ping stitches and the making OF four different
stitches for the various kinds of work the operator
may wish to do. .Ia, ~, ~
I'd 1t is almost noisless-rans very fast and the
change ofthe sed is made whilst the machine is In
melton.
I'd It makes the lock stitch, which has been
sidered heretofore by almost universal verdict as
the only reliable one made. We add ts that the
double lock, which makes 1t dsuhly sure; the half
and full knot stitches being perfect knot to every
stitch. which Is more durable than can be made by
any other machine, or by hand, and in all cases
leaving Abe stitches both sides of the work alike
The feed mag be reserse3 at any point de-
sired without stopping the machine.
Charges for the various stitches may be made
while the machine Is In motion.
Its stitches are the wonder to all, .. =
The beauty of IL is unsurpassed.
No other covers so large a rante Of work.
sews light and heavy fabrics with equal facili-
ty.
The work will feed either to the right or left.
Runs quickly ,sews rapidly.
No difficulty experienced in sewing sacross
thick seams.
Needle more readily adjusted than in any 9TH
er machine. srka
TaiIors cannot aGsrd to do without them.
Every family shOaid have a FLORENCE"
Its motions all positive.
Wlllast a lifetime.
No springs to get ont Of order.
Is thoroughly practical.
The hemmer the most practicialln use.
I'll Turns wide and narrow hens and will yeu
beautifully ..-
1t brsids neatly and handsomely without the
slightest alteration. sr .
The experienced find no diniculty in using It.
Oils no dresses, all lis machinery being on the
top of the tabls.
Every machine warranted.
1t will CUBS antiate all we claim for IT,.
Barnum's self server which guides the work
free of charge.
Samples of sewing ard descriptive circulars
will be sent to any address on receipt of stamp
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE &C.,
SalesrOOm l24 Lake street,
1918 11 CHICAGO, ILL.
r. C. Goodson, agent. Ottum,oa,