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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-05

OST Or Htolon-Si0O Reward.-Eest or stolen,
4 between 18th sn set and Bodeker's Drug Store, !,
Main street, the 1st inst, s406 In Confederate
Treasury notes, and Gold Bree stp.n, set in hair
and gl1ss with tne initials "M W" marked on the
back, ali rolled together In q white hhdkf, worked
witL black The above reward will be paid by A
ELLETr No II Pearl street, for the recovery Of the
above named property. ja Att
1kA DOLLARS RKwARD-si0en from my
leDO kitchen, on the lst inst, large iron bound
L-ashor Trunk, and Bag containing the clothing Of
the woman hired las. year, and her husband.
will givo the above reward for the appreher sion and
recovery OF the enid trunk bag, and contents.
ia4-2'; FL HIGGINS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-05

CTOI4EN-Ff0m Maj Thos Bailard's camp, Gear
~ DIR Terril's, dvo miles from Orange II !, on the
night OF the 2sth Of December, my two riding
HOrses
One sorrel horse, about eight years, left hind
foot white, small white mark Running from the
middle OF tie face TO tho nose, large scar On the
right side of his wthers, the hair near the root Of
the tail has been rubbed of and is still shsrt little
dish faced, and in good order.
The other az iron-gray mare, medium sizs, years
old, has splnt Knot on tho inside OF her fore leg
aad snail knot on tho inside OF one hind leg; walks,
tr0ts. and caaters well.
Any one who will inform me whore can flud one
or both Of these horssa, or deliver them to me, will
be lioera.iy rewarded
will also give 200 for the arrest and delivery
Of the thief. Address JOHN GRAVES,
Capt and G Il, Johnscns Division, ANv.
IA gI-1n.f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-05
LOS1, STAa YED. ,.e

OST-A Check. drawn by r Howison on the
4 26th cf December, 1863, on the Bank Of Viz.
ginia. fer S2s0 and payable to ne All persons are
notified not to recaive trade for this check. The
fndsr will be suitably rewarded for returning he
check TO me, Payment OF the check 1t bark has
been stopped. THOMAS EVANS.
jab-2tt
OST.-A s 90 interest-bearing Treasury note
i was los, by my servant on the street on yes
terday, between my residence, on Ross street, and
the office of Messrs Lancaster & Go. The finder
will be suitably rewarded upon returning II to me
or Lancaster Z Co.
ia silly w Fl GWATHMEY, M D.
Z OST.-A Setter Puppy, (femai.) entirely white
and over half grown strayed from my prem
ises On the evening Of the Sd iIs: A liberal reward
will ba given for her return to my resderce en- 9Th
street, between Clay and Leigh. east side
ia site JW HESTER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-05

LuhW GLASS RrsrDHNCx FDR sALn n pAtf
r yIl'LE, VA The hous6 eootnisk ~ -.
bssides thvee bssemsnts and .lar1s o16SS'1SsS
lifted up win every coaysnienre for - Il
Tho kitchen h>s two r0ons, and = t0311lons. -
(new with four lVoms. pAsteeo9 I'd ,uh1ov o01S.5
There is, besides, ysry doe 6sable onA essyiaG1S
house. The last needs repair; aII ~ o1h6Y -
srs in excellent order. Tiers u Asvsr oss1aa q
choice variety OF shrubbery and flowers, - = -
ard very produStivs veeetabIs taraea, ihs - 06
most forward In the town n o8uatipa r -
healthy a any in yirsinis or slsswhee. PoquG111n
given immetlia'sly. 1oR terms appiy .
ia Ste, ,T&90ts m M 0unRN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-05

HALuABLH nrisk 49, U :. = efiI -
for sale we o6hs ~ ~ ~ ~ f11uS
and lot located = abovs, 1616ln63 = I - o.
Mr. eAas OmDhoadzu, ne6ooe % IN 16o8 q -.
rsnning n,ek aeme r!1eh s. - = ultm o101L =
brick, tWo atories htgh, vish III - roou g n
BY Is teet, covered with slAte 81 IN ~
and large double porch N ~ r)efs mn nnUH G.
tho house, an Of the best sD4l me11 '1uSo>on & y
ihe two lower rooms arc suia6Alo ~ s1sgoo. 49,
bs used ~ G1oh, 10 connecieeu M ~ dUU11hG
above; has . hydsant Of vaea tfthe yuA - q
riyert 70 carry e6 oil Tia Nagio MIG. r1u1sQo
ia t-eodSa 0ODDqN 4 Appxnnow
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-05

CEaVANTS for Hire-we have several sorvants
ss to hre-Tnen and boys. Amongst thom one val
Iable male cook aui one very valuable female cook
washer and ironer also pretty good shoemaker,
only II or 10 years cid. Pe,s1ns wishing to hire
pIeaEs call at Office, 18th st, south of Cary,
near Wsrwck's mills.
ia 5--2tN W& WSpETERS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-05

~ tho morning or the 4th inst q raan Horse,
blind in the sft eye, medium sise. One hundred
dollars will be paid for the thief and twenty i've
for the horse. Apply to Messra MOORE Il TUB.
EER, franklin st, near the Old Market.
II e.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-05
RUNA VA Us +.


ID UNAWAY-$3G0 Reward-On tae 4th instant, q
II, large, dark sFin Woman, named Margaret,
between 80 and Is years Of age. She lad on .
green dress when she left. She may be endeavoring
to make her way 20 North Carolina or Tennessee. 1
= Ill pay the above reward il caus Int In Virginia, or
$50 Ii caught out CT the State and put in Fem
dren's Jail in Richmond. LEE b JAMES,
ja5-lbtf For Richard Turner.
DUNAWAY.-Sl0 500 reward offered for negro man
III Waiter, who. ran away some time last summer
aud has lately been heard Of In Richmond. He bo-
longs 70 Mrs Parharh, q Lynchburg II ahont I'VE
feet high, Of dxxk brown eosor, WoA xcar unh Nj
chin. The above reward win be paid II 10 h -
cured In jail In Richmond, or Delivered At the book
store Of JAMES, woODH0Ueg co.
ja s--sIS -.
q TRAYED or Runaway $40 Revard.--My negro
girl, Mile, left the hoase Of Mr. Bass last sun
day. She is about IA years old, gingerbread color,
full head Of hair, and bad on pair Of wooden bot.
tom shoes. purchased her last Saturday Of Mr. W
Raymond, Butcher,
ja5-2tS In the New Market.
DUN AWAY-From my resissncs, on 27th De-
III cenber. 1853 my negro man Shsdrici; he 10
about twenty-five years old, ri GIN yerbread color,
has scar on his face 10 about six fsst high, and
wears his hair very long and plated. and is knock
kneed. will give reward Of fifty dollars for his
return to me In Chesterfield county, Va, or $26 II
lodged IL jail, 50 that can get him p -
k0n ILLARS Reward-Isn my reeidencc,
s)UV near the Forest Depot, Bedford county, a
Negro Mar, named Eaton He Is aboat II years old,
tall, and ,air ar raw boned dark gins1bread color
had on so,t black felt hat, and carrisd his winter
clothes with MIN, which were Of green 6h color
wiil gay $500 taken In the counties OF Bedford
Campbell, and $500 II taken anywhere else, aud
rcad il place OF ssfety, delivered to mo ct mJ
TasIasnce Address at Forest Depot, Bedford
ecnaiy, "a. AMAN DUS n WAlKIR.
+ ia 2--!As
100 DOLLARS REwARD.-RanAway from my
IUJ store, on the 3Ssh ult, my servant boy, !,
Pummer. I purchased him Of Capt David N Wslk-
er, OF Richmond, about three weeks sgo. Said boy.
Is about 81 % old feet inches high, light
gingerbread soiOr. Had on when he left dark pants
and light blue military overcoat. The above rs-
ward I'LL be paid for his delivery TO ME os 70 any
jail 50 that may get him.
BJ JOHNSON
Va and N G Tobacco Agent,
On Cary, between 18th and Va sts.
E1rNorth Carolina papers viii please COPY once
and ssnd bills to me- jal-7ts
NIFTY Dollars arc.--Fifly dollars reward 3
y offered for the apprehension Of my msn Peter,
who worked on the fortihcations near Richmond,
and on the day the hands took the cars for Lynch
burg he was missing He is copper -c0iored negro,
elk feet high, was raised in Nansemond county, and
has wife there. For his safe delivery in any Jail,
or 10 Tyler Son, Rio U ond, win pay the above
reward. (de 2o-tssl G MOORE.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-08-31

man, but after marryin him he turned out to be
a dirty Peas man, which busted her hart and
killed her ded Rest quiet in Peace. Z Poor
busted up Union spose you don know what
those Latin means | don't know too. The
right wing ov the rebel army is in Virginia,
and left is in New York An I'm in Washing
ton. As alurs A. Ward, JR.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-08-31
Loves victim.

When Seth got home from mackereIir
He sought his Sarah Ann
And found that she-the heartless thil
Had got another man.
And then most awful tight he got,
And then he went away,
And bound himself to go and cut
Live oak in Florida.
He pinned upon the live oak lands,
He murmured in the glades
His axe grew heavy in his hands,
All in the wildwood shades.
Mosquitoes bit him everywhere,
No comfort did he get
And 0, how terribly he'd swear
Whenever he got bit.
At last, despairing of release,
And wishing himself dead,
He went into the woods apiece,
And chopped off his own head
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-08-31
Mats Mistake.

Old Mr. Simms had in his employ an Irishman
named Mathew-called Mat for short. When
told to do anything, he generally made some
blunder, more or less egregious and it was
only his perfect willingness to do anything re
quired of him, that kept him in his situation.
One morning Mr. s, summoned him into his
presence.
Well, Mat said he, . want YOU to take
the barrow, and go down to Mr.. Browns, and
get my new grindstone, and hurry back.
ON arriving at Browns, Mat walked into the
store. and addressed the clerk with
Mr. Simm sent me afther his grindstone and
hurry back sur
There's the stone alongside of that pillow !;
what else did you say he wanted p
lis hurryback, sur
Ills hurryback ~
Yes, sur
Id like TO know what sort of thing that
is-are YOU sure he said hurryback ?"
. Az coorse am; SEE be to me- Mat, SEE
he 60 you down to Mr. Browns, and ak him
Tor me grindstone, and hurryback, and SEE TO
mesc.t. what the devil do he name ?'
smile lit up the countenance of the clerk,
be saw the man mistake, and being DESTROYS Of
running the joke further, said
..I'r see if can see anything Of it in the
book.
He opened the nearest one to him, and ran his
eyes ever half dozen pages.
All, here it is tell Mr. Simm's that it is
no, finished yet but will be ready in two or
three days"
Well, Mat, said Simms, 9 see you've got
the stone; now tell me how many blunders you
have made. -
Niyer wan, sur-I couldn't bring the
hurryb wild me, sur, because it was mt done. !"
q didn't tell YOU to bring any hurryback
with you.
Faith bnt We did, sur y
. told you to hurry back-meaning, to
make haste back, and you've made a blunder
as usual and the clerk has made fool of
you
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-08-31
on THE DRAFT.

he had no ole widow mother to support him
Another youth sed if he went to war his mother
wood have to stop takin in washin, as he was
the only son she had to maintain. It's aston
ishin, wot q skurcity of male poopel thar is be-
tween 90 and IS yeres. Those wot arn't over
IS air under 20 Eff they wos femails they
wood be nearly all under 20. They never git
parst %. Hardly.
| onct knowd femail wot was under 30
She was splendid. Her name was Marian
thort much of her Praps thort mucher Of her
PARENTS 80 acher farm But she was sweet
girl She had butfullest eyes, one was cross
eyed an the other squinted. She ust to look at
me ways at onct. An such small feet Her
gators war small enuf for me By stufing rags
into the Tose of EN-. / won't say anything
about her teeth She had no teeth to say emmy
thing about.
She was Hairless. That's wot allied her
Her Gunner was a Breckinrdger. l mite he
arst me what was. I'm an Army Con-
trackter," SEE /, telling COMPOUNDED wopper
but Marian was looking at me 3 ways and
scarcely nowd wot war sayin. "Wall, - SEE
the ole man, a. eff YOU air army contrackter
you must be a Breckinrdger, for they get all the
contracts an the Union men dus the 6ghtn."
80 troo troo p SEE l. / maid Marian
nomeris number of presents. bot her a Dol
lars worth of Joolry consistin ov gold watch,
buzzim pin an earrings, an things-upwards
of sevril of the larst.
But she was always morely pleased when
took her hunk of yaller Jack. 1t was a SPLEEN
did sight to see her eat yaller Jack. After kor
tin her sevril weeks | thort it was time to bring
things to a climax. / mite took her a soopcrb
big chunk of yaller Jack, an after she put her
self outside of it, l seq to myself, now is the ex
ccpted time, as the Scriptoors remarks. + had
been , weaks in learning sum big words
with which to arsk her to be mine, an | got
down on my knees be4 her to say en- when
seq she:
Gimme another hunk oy that candy before
you begin to pray" This nockt all the wind
out ov me Sales. as it were, an didn't no
wot TO say an cum putty near saying it. But
| wasn't goin to give up the ship so to speak.
l squattid side ov her, took her alabaster hands
in mine, look't intoeuer eyes an family articoo-
lated Marian, luv you good bit wuss nor
nothin viii you walk through life's thorny
path with me?" Me heart kept bobin up an
down in me buzzim as tho it warnted to break
its bonds and sore away as the Pock sings.
But don't think Marian understood me fgger-
alive lapgwidge, for SEE she "Not walk. l
don't intend TO travel thro' emmy thorny paths
= l. - F.1F
what's you ar" & guess was for left the
damsel without pressin me SCOT As became
wiser | grow older, an have since larned that
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-08-31
1riftinqs.
q ~

A Venetian blind
=, q wish you would pay little attention,
sir, said stage manager to a careless actor
@ Well, am paying as little as I can, was the
calm reply.
=. I've three cents left, said loafer, $50
I'll buy paper with them. What paper
will you buy ~ said friend, curious to learn
the literary taste of his acquaintance. A pa
per Of tobacco, replied the loafer.
.. Should poultry breeders continue increas-
ing the size of their stock at the present rate,
the housekeeper will have occasionally to choose
between a leg of fowl and leg of mutton; we
shall have chicken outlets and capon steaks.
=. The proprietor of forge, not remarkable
for correctness of language, but who by honest
industry, had realized a comfortable independ-
ence, being called upon at a social meeting for
toast, gave Success to forgery
-, An agent soliciting subscribers for new
book, showed the prospectus to a man who after
reading one dollar in boards, and one dollar
and quarter in sheep" declined subscribing,
alleging that he might not have boards or sheep
enough on hand when called upon for payment
-. A young Irishman who had married when
he was nineteen years of age, complaining of the
difficulties TO which his early marriage subjected
him. said " he would never marry so young
again if he lived to be as old as Mcthusalem."
-. Will you have cotsup?" asked gentle
man of Aunt Priscilla, at dinner table.
n, al,o - eL,,
9. m ford Of cats in their places; but shonld
as soon think of eating dog-soup."
.. q Does the court understand you to say,
Mr.. Jones that you saw the editor of the Anger
Of Freedom intoxicated ~ Not at all, sir,
merely said that had seen him frequently so
Hurried in his mind that he would undertake to
cut out copy with the snutfers-that all.
"A man measures everything by his own
footrule that if be is ignoble, all the ignoble-
ness that is in the world looks ont upon him,
and claims kindred with him; if noble, all the
nobrness in the world does the like Shak-
peare is always the same height with his reader
-. What's the picture on?' said a country
man the other in printshop to the proprietor,
who was turning over some engravings. That,
sir, said the dealer, 81 is Joshua commanding
the sun to stand still" " Well" said the
countryman which is Josh and which is the
son?
80 When Erskine was in the full tide Of sue
cess as a barristcr some of his fellow lawyers,
wishing to annoy him, hired boy to ask him,
as he was going into court with his green bag
stuffed with briefs, if he had any old clothes for
sale.
"No, you young rascel r' said Erskine
n II.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-08-31
Artemus ward ON the Draft.

Artemus Ward is again before the public,
ventilating his ideas
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-07

Have you used the celebrated Wnhoo and Cat-
i.aya Bjiters. better known by the cabslisuc let
,srs Il. VI. .. k.-lS64-l! l!-Ihey are
Sling every body's mouth, and are certainly the
most pleasant 10 the taste, the most eiiectnsl IN
their acriun, and decidedly the best article IA The
market. The liquor used in most ol the bitier-
nov IN market Is Of a poor quality and low proof
consequently drugged IN order to give It any
.~trength-whle the spirits used TO preserve tnesG
Ritter Is pure Old Bourbon Mhiskey-a good
medicine Of itself Call for Pinkerton's Nahoo
and Calisaya Bitters, sold by all Druggists. ia
cob Pinkerton, Manufacturer, IA and 10 james
s., Syracuse, y. /
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-07
Nrw YoKK. Oct. !;

NEW loRK. Oct. J..
The Herad's City Point correspondent
says in the fight for the South side railroad
about 1000 prisoners fell into the hands o
the rebels belonging principally to the 5lst
New York, DIST Mass. 18th Penn. and 9Th
Rhode Island. The Tunes and Worlds cor
respondents at the scene of action put the
number at only a few hundred. The Herald's
correspondent savs OF the cavalry fight on the
left of the army on Saturday, the rebels were
led by Hampton Butler. ". II. Lee, Deer
Ing ana Young, each with a brigade. They
thought 10 secure an easy victory. They
succeeded IN driving our small force which
was under Gen. Davis from two lines of
slight defences, and dismountng their brig
ades attempted TO dislodge us from a third.
Our force consisted of the let New Jersv, LIST
Mass 9TH Ohio, leth New York and 4 bat
tallion Of the LIST Penn. with four guns.
The fight was terrific time and again the
rebels charged up 10 within a Few icct of the
line and were hurled back with a deadly
shower Of bullets. They then attempted a
flank movement, at the same time charging
the breastwOrks, but they met such a rrcep-
ton that they were glad to retire Their
loss was heavy. Ar soon as it was discover
ed that the rebels were falling back our men
climbed over their breastworks and with
a cheer charged the retrpating rebels. Our
loss was slight. The HeyaLf's City Point
correspondent says it l. reported that our
cavalry retOok y prisoners captured by the
rebels in the fight near Poplar Church.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-07

.Fsr.fstcbei and dear-bought," Is not Always
81 value. The medical world is oeSei"'hs
i've to the fact that our common poiA h"' :,
,se 5slis, Is an important remedial agent 'nt
ams Of the most ~effectual altrranN.s kno"h' "
h.. alwavs been Il faVorite rH-'ieine WIN tue
- mothers of the country. Tor ulcers ana sore
and Tor purifying the blood- lhis rOot "hich
-rons around Us 81 abundaniiy every whefe' IL
r,su known TO he once Of the ingredients oil Aver
S,<apaI lila, which is attracting pnehc a~''e'ilC'
tr ~ extraordinary cures Of eutanecns aud III
as diseases. Each country produces the an
,4.,es for its own disorders, Ms was said Of old;
r.s75 upon tte banks thereof shall 9ror trees
10 moaf, rhoss fouer shall Rof Jade, ana ne
,ruit thereof shall be for meat, and ht ftG
i.erro6 for medicine"
horfhfel9 ca Hereld.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-07

800 BONDS.
TKEAsURT DEPARTMENT, :
Washington, Oct. I. 1854.

TREASURY DEPARraESI,
Washington, Oct. I, ls6i.)
Sealed offers will be resolved a. this Department
under the act Of Congress, approved June 30, Until
the noon u Friday, the 18th inst, fr bonds OF the
United States. 70 the amount Of forty millions Of
dollars. The bonds offered will tear an interest q
tx per csntum, payable semi-aluuAlly, in coin, On
Tie first days o. May and November, and vii be
reteemable q; the pleasure Of the Government, ~
Ter Eve year. and payable in tssa;y yeArS from
Nov. D 1884
Esch 0dsr must De Nr my or some multiple Of
d0y dollars. ami mus; state the sum including pre-
MUM offered ar each hundred dollars, or for dGy
when the otter IS for no more than fifty. Two per
cent % the principal Excluding premium) o. the
whole amount bid for, by each bidder, must be de-
posted. A. 3 guaranty for the payment Of subscrip-
tons Il accepted, with the Treasurer Of the United
States a. Washington, OF with the Assistant Treas
ure- a. New Yors. Boston. PlLsdelphiao or St Louis
or ~lth the designated Depos.tAry At Baltimore.
Pittsburgh. Cincinnati, Louisville, Chicago, DetToi-
or Bulllo. or with ans National Deposit bank
which may consent to transact the business without
charge. ar which deposits duplicate certificates
viii be issaei to the depos,ors by Inc ofHccr O.
bank receiving heIn-tle originals Of which must
be Forwarded, with the offers, O. this Department.
AIdepo.lts should be made in time for the certd-
Gates with the oilers O. reach Washington not later
than the morning Of October "a, As Aforesaid, 10
oFer. not ae,8mpanied by it, proper certificate of
dspo.t will lie considered.
Tbs co,r,, and Rey-=-.rst Bonds. ivuei under
t-bisp-pos,L VIII be u the denominations Of So.
sto1 An and sf0la REGISTERED Bonds OF $500
a,t en- ,o v+u he is.Bed II re1uir.d.
An of.-. resolved wuI be opensd On Friday. &C
,.a.rf.,b The Guards will Ia made bv the sscre-
,,-v p ,bo bfr,.s, oT.-s-s and notice Of ae,spt-
.,n t,.lf-a.f,, vu "a immediatelv q7vsn T.
,A......t-. ,g,-.-s l., esa.s If aeesptarce
h,,5s NJ cha css,-ip,i,r and denominstion prelsrred
IN ~ ..,. %, 81. Yh.,-bau A. the est Of the
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-07
News of the Week.
FROM CITY POINT
THE FOR
RAIL.
ROAD.
Brarerv Of Union troops.
sHERIDAN,S POSITION
M
Grants policy TO Law waste
tise Shenandoah.
BY Telegraph.

NEw iUEK. Oct. ).
The fribnne's Mar;ins,urgh despatch Of
the ith says, on Saturday morning ten. Sher-
idans infantry was at llarrisburgh snd the
cavalry were Fart OF the Blue Ridge recon-
noitering Charlottesville The report Of dis-
ss'eT 10 our cavalry was untrue. On the
contrary they had victory capturing 100
prisoners and driving tie ret-ls through
Swift Head Gap, which they had fortified
Rock EIsh and Browns Gaps are strongly
fortified by the rebels and defended by a con-
siderable force but if they attempt to stand
they can be hanked on both sides.
zen. Max Webber mas been ordered to
report 10 ten. Sheridan.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-07
WHEELER & WILSON.
seIcfrg Machine

Has uniorulsy taken the arst premiums
a, Exhibition where the awards were 0~ortA 'o"s'itH9
sspractica Ind icatio OF nerit. Such were thegreAf
world's Fair Of Paris in 1861, and London In 1872,
vbere the Wheeler 4 Wilson Machines bore OF tho
GOLD Medals. ths highest awards given. such VS.
the great United States Fair at Chicago, where atsr
rgo re.ss' thorough examination and trial BY sn
impartial COMMITTEES, the Wheeler s Wilson vas
awarded the highest premium as the best Machine
sueh are the Fairs Of tho American Institute IN
Ss- York. where the examinations ara conducted
BIZ skilled Mechanics and impartial Experts and
A.. thorough and decisive in a high degree Al
these Fairs the wheeler Z Wilson Machine has uni
S,-mly taken the highest premium thas Just oeen
awarded the told Medal Of the An Institutes
he best Machine, and the highest premium Tor ms
best work. the Grover 3 Baker Machine taxing ts
cheap diploma Of second or third rate merit
Tbs wheeler . wilson Machine is thus. emphaa-
~allv