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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-05-19
May l9-4t
De0forD GoanEl1, S.

Df0For0 goantp. ss
=zJ.I.,a=l At 40 Orphans Court held at Bedford;
; c. < in ana for The county of Bedford, on tie
4 of-A''' 8 lst day OF May, 4. d. 1868, before the
e-FFSF21 Judges Of t,.e said Court.
On motion NJ J, w 1ingenfelter, Esq, the Court
grant Iule on tie heirs anG legal representatives
OF Henry RIniageT, late of ST, Clair township, de-
ceased, 10 wit: MsliRda, intermarried with Martin
Blackburn, residing in Cedar county, lcwa, Joseph,
residing IL Cedar county, Iowa, George, living in
Bedford county, Pa, john. jeremiah and Elea, re-
siding in Cedar couaIy Iowa. to be and appear at
an Orphans Cour. TO be held Bcdgc I'd, il and for
the county Of Bedford, the lst Monday {4th day)
OF September ne&t, to accent refuse 10 take :-e
real estate of said deceased at the valuation which
has been valued and appraised pursuance OF writ
OF Partition and valuation issued out of the said
Court and 10 the Sheriff OF said county directed,
show cause why the Shouii rot be s5ld
In testimony v hereof have hsreunto Sc my hand
and he seal of the said Court at Bedford, ne lst
day Of May, A. d. 1865.
C. z. SHANNON, Clerk,
May i9-4t
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THE DAY DAWNS.
The Constitution TO be Tegtoredl
Remarkable Articles from Republi-
can journals
Greely and Raymond TO the Rescue.

We copy the su6joined articles from the ", 7.
Tribune and the " Y. Times, respectively, in
which they appeared as editorials. Mark what
GREE1r says: esSince .Hr. Stanfon's accession
70 The control of the Var Department" The
Constitution ehag become p5acticaHy obso-
tsis;" s'Under &e rRte of our present Cabinet
ii seems to hare gone out Of tashion." Then,
turn TO RAYMoSD's article and observe Lis en-
phatic language. Speaking of TIE secret court
martial now sitting at Washington, he says ::
'.Ir Is ONE FOR WHICH NO PRECEDENT IS To BE
FOUND N TIE HISTORY or any FREE COUNTRY,
AND ONE ro WHICH THE WORST EUROPEAN DEs-
POusMs HAVE RARELY vESTUBED, EVEN IN Po-
LAND Or HUSGARY to resort" Democratic
papers have been no5bed and Democratic speak
ers arrested and imprisoned, for uttering sach
things ba! 'tFlth IS great and viii prevail,
and now, ct last, the very Gen who set on the
mobs upon Democratic papers and conniyed at
the arrest aud Imprisonment Of Democratic
statesmen, for daring to speak out for The right,
come forward and acknowledge the guilt, and
denouncc the conduct, Of the officials whom
they formerly 50 zealously defended. The De-
mocracy need 40 better Justification for their
charges against the present Cabinet, Of viola
tions Of the Constitution, than those contained
in these articles from the two leading Republi-
can newspapers III the United States, Let ey-
cry one into whose hands this paper falls, read
these articles carefully and hand them to bis
neighbor for perusal.
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81 virtue OF writ CT P4zt.tz--. q. Ta5J-tIoa -
sued out of the Orphans Court OF Sedfo-a ,ega-~.
and directed 20 NE as Sheriff of said County. -
proceed to value and aplIaise the real esr1te OF
Samuel CaIPer. late of Middle Woodberry township,
Bedford county. deed; 70 WIT: One ;.act ( land
in Middle Woodberry to"nsnlp, Bedford county,
containing hundred and lty acres more or less,
with all he necessary Improvements, adjoining
lands OF Christian Hoffman, Abraham Keagy, JOSH
ah S. Elder, and Others also, one other piece Of
land Goa aiming thirty acres more less, with ths
appuTtenances. situate in the township aforesaid,
adjoining lands OF Jacob Ripple Jacob Zeigler aud
others, on TUESDAY, the 18th day OF June, A. D.
1855, al o'clock, P. M, when and where all par
ties may attend Ii they think proper. The heirs Of
said Samuel CarpeT are, !, John Carper, OF Bureau
county, Illinois, 2, Frederick CaIper ;, Jacob Car
per, Polly wife of John Keagy, the last mention
ed three Of Middle WcodbeIry .township, Bedford
county, Pa, s, Philip Carper, Of Bureau county, L.
linoisj 6, Christopher Cdrper, the petitioner; 7,
Samuel Carper, OF Fulton county, Illinois; S, Chris
tiana, wife OF Thomas Deshari, of DecetaT county,
Illinois; 8, Elizabeth, wife of John Berkstresser,
10, Catharine, wife Of Daniel Frederick, the last
mentioned two of Bursau county, Nlnois, ara, II,
Margaret, wife of Jacob Smith, OF Midile NJ Wood-
berry township, Bedford county, ia.
JOHN ALDSTADr, se<saa.
Bedford, May 20, 1898.
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Capturo Of Jefferson Davis.
%. E. SHANNON,
Chm. Dem. Co. Committee.

BY reference to our news columns, i wlll be
seen that Jefferson Da7is, la.ely the executive
head of the so-calIed Confederate States, has
been captured by Z body of federal troops and
is now in the hands Of the L. s suthorities.
The question naturally arises, in the mind Of
every one, what IS 10 be done with him The
vindictive and bloody-minded cry out, chang
him." Others. who desire only that law and
according to the Constitution and the laws, and
ne viii say amen to the verdict" Others there
are still, (Gerritt Smith, Greely & Co.. who
plead foz mercy to the fallen foe ana who argue
that Jeff Davis hanged viii be stronger against
the Government than JefF Davis permitted TO
live We belong 10 TIE middle class. As tn-
ring the war, our platform was the Constitution
and the Laws, SO is it now. Let Mr. Davis
tz tried by jury Of his countrymen, and if
convicted by them, let the penalty Of the law
be inflicted upon him. What course viii be
pursued by the federal authorities, we are una
bic TO say but we doubt whether Davis will
be tried for treason by Stanton's Starchamber,
though he may be arraigned before that novel
court on the charge of completely in the assas-
slhation of the late President. Important de-
selopments may be expected in connection with
ahis trial and we defer further comment until
ave shall know the truth, if the public will ever
be able TO get it.
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gc0I0rD Gomtn, ss:


slJ,J9 At an Orphans Court held AZ Bedford.
SnAT {, IN and tor the county Of Bedford, On the
1st day of May, a. D. 1865, before the
S%FF%S Judges the said Court.
On motion of John Cessna, F:q, the Court grant
rule on Tie heirs and legal Representatives Of
Catharine Miller late OF Harrison township, deed
viz; Mary Ann, lntermarried with Peter T. Lah-
man OF Jdnizta township, Sophia, ia,ermarried
with Inhn i. Wertz, of Harrison township. Susan,
isteru srried with Andrew Ball, Of Londonderry
township, CathaTine, intermsrried with William
Aaron, OF Feuango county, Pa, Hester, internar-
red with Daniel N. Miller, OF Harrison township,
2aG David II. Miller, OF Harrison township. And,
also, Elizabeth Miller OF Bedford township Susan
InfeTmaTled with Gco-ge Leidig, of Londonderry
township, and John 5. Miller, = minor, Of Harrison
township. these three being children and heirs Of
Sarah, daughter now deceased; To be and appear
at our CipheIS' Court 10 be held az Bedford on the
lst M5aday [zth day) Of September next, to accent
refuse 10 take the real estate OF said deceased az
the valuation which has been valued and appraised
IN pursuance OF w5it Of partition and valuation
issaed cut Of the said Court and to the Sheriff Of
laid county directed, or show cause Why the same
saoad lot be sold.
In testimony whereof l hsye hereunto set my
hand and the seal Of the said Court at Bedford the
Ist day Of May, A. D. 1868.
o. E. SHANNON, Clerk.
MAY l9-4t
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Saturdays Subscription to tho 1905
S3O,45l, 900.

PH1LApE1P..IA, May l+-The subscriptions
on Saturday to the 80 loan, received by Jay
Cooke, amounted to thirty million four hundred
and ifty-one thousand nine h2ndrei and fifty
dollars.
The Secretary of The Treasury has decided
10 issue the balance of the loan that was author
ized by the act of March. 1865 ana which q
mounts to $3.50, ,00G, 900 in Seven ard Three
Teaths notes, precisely similar in form and priv
ileees az the 1865 already sold, payable three
years from the 18th of next July. Except that
the Government viii reserve to itself the option
of paying interest in gold at the rate OF six
per cent, instead Of seven three-tenths IN cur
rencv.
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cannot be made to realize these grave truths, it
is high time be had a successor; and if our al
torney General believes the assailant of Secre-
tary Seward now 'legalIy triable before mil
itary commission he badly needs his own tiine
for the completion of bis legal studies, while
the government needs different law officer
There may be polter ways of setting forth these
convictions, but none of these would do them
justice.
Gentlemen of the Cabinet the war eastward
of the Mississippi is ended the rebellion is sup
pressed the Union is re-established, and peace
virtually restored wherefore the people demand
of you speedy and Thorough return 10 the safe
and orderly ways Of law and liberty. Do not
compel them to speak IN tones that you cannot
refuse 10 heari
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-05-19
PUBLIC SALE
O F RE I'll ESTATE

The undersigned by virtue OF order of the Or
phans' Court of Bedford county, will sell on the
premises, on FRIDAY, the 23d day of June, next,
the real estate late of Henry Johnson decd,
sisting of tract of land, held by improvement,
containing 200 or less, situate in South
ampton township, Bedford county, adjoining lands
of Jacob Gordon and Daniel Tewell, about acres
under cultivation with double log house, log shoe
maker shop, stable and ,pring house thereon erect
ed. Terms CASH. The sale will be opened at 10
O'Clock A. M. of said day.
THOMAS DONAHOE,
May is, admir-.
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Democratic County Convention.

The Democrats Of Bedford county are here
by requested to meet in their respective election
districts, on SATURDAY, the 18th DAY OF
JUNE, NEXT, for the purpose Of elcciing DEL
egatas to the Democratic County Convention,
TO be held in Bedford, or
Moa2Gy, Me 19th 2ay Of ,',s'le.
next, at O'Clock, 2. ii, which body will place
il nomination County Ticket to be supported
by the party at the ensuing general election
Under tie rules, each district is entitled to two
delegates. The Democrats of the several dis
tricts are also particularly requested 10 choose
Vigilance Committees for the coming year aud
Z, retprn their names to the Chairman Of the
County Committee.
o. E. SHANNON,
Chm. Dem Co. Committee.
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Capture Of JEFF. Davis.
WASHINGTON. Mav l3.

AdViees from Wilson'S Cavalry force have
just been received IN this city, announcing the
capture OF JEFF. Davis and his family. His
train was surrounded at Irwinsville, Georgia.
Irwinsville Is Is miles south Of Macon. The
capture was effected by the cavalry that had
been after Jeff Davis ever since he left North
Carolina. Colone! Pritchard's detachment was
the capturing force. jeff Davis, with his fam
lily, his private secretary and number of mil
itary officers, including brigader general and
two Colonels, surrendered to Col. Pritchard.
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ARR

SIDES-HOON.-On the llth inst, BIZ The
Rev. y. II. skyles, Mr.. John Sides, of Juniata
township, TO Miss Matilda Hoon, OF Somerset
coGnty.
BEEGLE-WILLIAMS.-In Raiusburq
on the 10Th inst. by Rev. ]. W. f,eckie, Mr.
Daniel f. I}eegle, to Hiss Eliza j., eldest daugha
ter of Samuel Williams, Esq.
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EeHEEb

IMLER.-On the 4th inst, at the house Of
Isaac Inler, in Bedford township, Mary Imler,
aged about - years.
REYNOLDS.-At the residence of her son
i1,law, Mr.. c. c. McC!ain, in Indiana, Pa,
on Monday morning, the Sti inst, Mrs. Jane
Reynolds, relict Of Mr. VIM. Reynolds, former
" Of Bedford, aged about s. years
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ing. But, afaS he is cut down in his ear
ly prime. The grass wishereth, the flower fa-
deth and Hannibal rests beneath the clods Of
Cumberland Valley
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eEAn editor in western New York is in
bad fix. He dunned subscriber for his sub
scription, which he refused to pay, and threaten
ed to fog the editor if he stopped the paper.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-05-19

es-An order has been issued by the Navy
Department permitting merchant vessels from
the North 10 enter blockaded ports.
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sFRey. Mr.. Sample requests us TO state that
lie ''never intnated that he had no respect for
those who do not regard the memory Of the
late President as be does, and that lie could not
consider them as christians > that whatever
may be his opinion of the religious character OF
Mr.. Lincoln, he never publicly said he was
christians" and that he ''never preached against
circuses, although he disapproyes of them" :"
We make these statements at the particular re-
guest Of Rev. Mr.. Sample, but not as correc-
ti0n Of any editorial that has recently appeared
u the Gazette upon the subject of preachers.
MOI having used Mr.. Samples name in any of
gar articles, we publish the above statements
only - favor 30 him, and not as q rcoanta-
tson, or explanation, of any thing we have pub
Eshs1 upon tbs subject luat referred 20,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-05-19

Coon News FOR THE 'BEDF0RD Mutual
The President Of the B ejford Mutual Oil Com
pany, who IS now upon the territory Of the
Company, experimenting the erection Of CO.
gne-honses and engines, writes as fol!ows:-I
am better pleased than ever with our property.
On lease number 8, an oil spring has been dis
covered right in Cherry Rua, apparently Cow
ing out from under the ground on which OF
derrick stands. could seE tie lease ar 3 kaud-
some advance. Quite number of wells in
this vicinity have q fine show Of c:l at 4S3 to
500 feet, and it is ali alive around us with the
sound cf warkmen and the puff Of engines.
A considerable town has sprung up here. 5ust
opposite Cur leases, no less than eight houses
have been put up since our last VISIT several
stores being among the number. think the
people of Bedford comfy, have the best op-
portuuity they ever had in the oil business, and
e we fail here there is no use Of good signs
and good territory. G. is here and since he
has seen our territory, viii double his invest
ment in Bedford Mutual"
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a Significant Sneech,


a delegation of colored men recently called
upon President Johnson, who received them
With short address, in the course of which
be remarked:
''There IS difference in the responsibility
which persons who reside in the slave States
have to take on the subject Of emancipation,
from those who reside out of them. 1t is very
easy for men who live beyond their borders, TO
set up a gmpat4y, and talk about the condi-
lien Of colored persons when they know Nothing
about it. Their great sympathy Is sot reduced to
practice"
Whg! a crael commentary upon the philan-
thropy of Garrison and Greedy and Phillips
and Smith and Beecher and Cheeyer and Abby
Kelly Foster and Anna Dickinson Have a
care, Andy Johnson, CT you'll hear such a buzz
10 ghe New England hive as you haven't listen
ed to since the hanging Of John Brown
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-07
Cen. logan on British Psoteetlon.

~ ~
The N. Y. HerdsFs correspondent
with Sherman tells the following good
one:
An apparently wealthy planter, feel
ING that he was quite safe under The
Xgis of the British lions paw, pomp-
dnyly UaIlpD DIP to Gen. Logan, with his
hafiaSxtnffed in his capacious pockets,
aud hio hat Independently OH, saying |:
"0eneral, you see l want protection
from these here houtrages, and he
I points at two soldiers, one in pursuit Of
ayoung grunter, which seemed as in
dignant as his master at the ,houtragcs
inflicted on Hinglish subject; another
rooster, timing the amusement by an
occasional fling at some members Of the
ROSTERS family that crossed his path.
Why shouldI give you protection 2"
"Sir, claim projections. | am a
Hinglish subject" with the air of a
Lord John Russell.
"a what?'
"a Hinglish subject, sir,n and he ac-
tually sweiled out, like the frog in the
fable, at his own Importance.
'"What the hell, then, are you doing
sherc, If you are? The boys will take
every hog and chicken you have, though
you are brltlSn suDJect-BrltlSn sub
ject, be d-dw
The last thing we heard from the old
gentleman as we rode away was, "I'H
have redress Hingland shall 'ear of
this" and the like, while the boys were
making flank movements on all sides,
Eeil loaded with the richsssroils of the
farmyard. think the number of mus
kets we picket up, with the tower stamp
on tlfem, did not dispose. the General
very efavorably towards Hinglsh SUBJ
jects.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-07
!. MANHOOD: HOW LOST. now RESTORED

-GG- Just published, new edition Of DR.
HHRfA Culvervcllss New Ex say IN
ASE radical care without medicine) Of SPER
HAaA41 MArogRIIGA, or Seminal Weakness In
voluntary Seminal Losses IMPoTRNcY Mental aud Phys
icai inoapacy, Impediments to Marriage, etc.. Also
CONSUMPTION, EPIrEPsY and Frs induced by self nlul-
gence or sexual extravaganza. 81 .gf"..t .a
eHy- Price, In n sealed envelope, only cents.
The celebrated author in this admirable essay clearly
demonstrates, from thirty years successful practice
that the alarming consequences OF seahusem be rad
ically cured without the dangerous Of Internal med
cine the application Of the kne-rointing out mode
Of cure al simple certain and effectual by
of which every sufferer matter what his condition
may be, may cure himself eheapy privately, and rad
icaNy. -.'.'
srE- This Lecture should be in the hands OF every
youth and every man in the land.
Sent under SEAL in plain envelope to any address
post-aid receipt Of six cents two postage stamps
Address the publishers
49, CHASE. G. KLINE b CO., lft
127 BewEaY, New YoRK, PosT oFflek Box 1853.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-07
Calendar.

IaH Term commences September 1st, and closes De
eember lst ls64 Winter Term commences December
10Th, 1884, and closes March 18TH 1863 Summer Term
commences March 18th, and closes June 2Sth 1865.
1t very desirable that Students enter at the COM
hencement OF the terms
No person need apply for adpiission who cannot o,
win not conform to the published BY Laws Of the Ins
asion.
Rev. II. s. BRUNsON, PSe,t Board Trustsss
l. ". WATERBURY,, SECRETARY.
Eev. =. c. MATiiER, Agent.
Rev. II. =. BRUNSON
J. Y. ROBERTSON - - - :
YAYsfvK, fayetts County Iowa Aug l. 1864 ef.H
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-07

A little newspaper out at Charles
City is mourning like comfortless kit
ten because Provost Marshall Curtiss of
the Sixth District has resigned. Wheth-
or it's tears are paid for by the gallon or
pailfull, this deponent saith not.-IoWa
Public Record.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-07

Ne repus've sectarianism will be INDUCED or counte
nanced. A. the same time every effort will be employed
- encourage and render invoiate the professions
Chrstians and to induce all to adopt the religion
Christ To all who respect Christianity aud its instit-
tons, ths welcome hand will he heartily extended To
Those whose influence is preudiciaI Religion aud good
msrals, no protractcd stay can he allowed.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-07

EFSHs SO0' 6 -
The articles IN this stock Of Jewery are a the neaes
and most Mshfonabe styles Certificates Of all the var
articles are put in sealed envelopes and mixed thus
giving all fair chance and sent BY mail 25 cents
each and on the receipt Of the certificate Il Is at your
option to send ONE DOLLA and take the article nmsa
in IT, or not Five certificates 81 eleven a.: thirty
IS; sixty Ave so; one hundred t13 Certificate money
t. enclosed with the order Correspondence promptly
answered.
We wish Il distinctly understood that our business Ia
no lottery. The object Of this manner Of selling Ia 10
give purchasers the opportunity Of buying Jewery at the
Wholesale prices with the chance Of getting watch or
some other valuable article; and all goods sent not sat
fun ed n
AGENTS wanted in every town and regiment. Send
f,i O.rcalar Adires W FoRsYTl 4 Co
" II Nassau st., New York
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-07

The government Is designed to promote the prosperty
ana happiness Of both Students and Teachers. This
s commend itself to every well disposed mind and re
serve tue cordial support 81 every Lady and Gentleman
avoided All rooms are furnished with stove chairs
seds.ead, wash stand, wardrobe and mirror Gentlemen
VIII furnish quilts Sheets and pillow slips. Ladies' are
" furnish all their bedding, they generally prefer TO-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-07

The above named Institution is locatcd = The Village
Village and its vicinity affords every facility desrable for
an Institution Of Learning For health and moral in
hsences OF an eeeassd ORDER sno, perhaps surpass
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-07

I" FORSYTH ACO.. ~ 4 A NASSAU ST.
w New York, (adjoinng the Post Ofice) offer for
sale the following magnificent list Of
"atche :. I,ains, Jevgelry, &C.,
Valued at $500 600 EACH ARTICLE ONE DOLLAR
and not 70 be paid for until you know what you are
70 get
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-07

Young ladies' will be charged ne. term The price of
wood cut and carried to their halls No deduction from
price Of tuition for absence unless ause by sickness
The charge for tuition must be paid In advance.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-07

The Goyernncpt

The Boarding Department,
Coed board will be furnished students In the building
~ ~ - per week. Room rent, LOO per term,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-07
g HR DAT and LUN IS.

Diseases Of those organs prevalent and danger
that reliable Medicines necessary safeguard in
every community In such remedy for family use, the
absolute absence Of danger from accidental overdose,
freedom from poison, and the adaptation to patients Of
every age and condition. OF either indispensable
These qualities most happily combined in this prepa
ration, and admirably l. Il adapted to the of all
diseases for which II is recommended that Its entire in
fiucnce Is brought to bear against Them and perfectly
assists nature in its efforts rid the system Of disease
that the most delicate constitution with perfect
safety, and fixed certainty that
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-07
ROTATING HOOK"

And drawing the twist into the goods tins securely fast
cnng every stitch that the seam will bear to be cut
at frequent intervals and in that eyeu the
WARRANTED NOT RIP in wear, and under all oircum
stancesto snrsise The sr0sLtUJ." Ola worn out fam
~ garments, bosoms, pants, dresses, &C., have been
submitted committees at FAIRS where was the great
est comstOR and to TINS sri1cH premiums have been
awarded for DURABILITY ELASTICITY and
BEATTY. sN.i +'..
APatentedDevice prsrents Tie possibility otthr ma
chine being rim he arrong direction or tina balance
wheel ever wearing touching the dress. by another
Ingenious patent improvements