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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-13
1854. FALL & WINTER. 1865.
MINNESOTA STAGE ,, GbMP,,Y.'

/; - 80, ~.
TINHE roads arc we'll stocked With sfstcldss Horses
~ aud covered Coaches, with careful mid cxpcriel
cod drivers. r&f ssl:g s,tEYga;.
/ !>c'ieaute Of p'pasiFres r.h,Wn 81. Cloud.
:; For St. PAUL op elch side 81 rivet) daily at A. III
: Fort Ripley Ind Grow Wing :tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, 1t t. M. I ~ 4
i. Richmond, Sank Ccuter, ;iexandria, Pomne de,
Terre and Fort Abcrcrombie--T and Satur,
days, at n. m. ,'ff11 tSa aEiltd
II special messenger etoW route and passengers
may rely on evory attenh to thercep,tort
So For further particulars enquire at their office
at the Central Honse!: F@ T"t rft Ed v6u7
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-13

T AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
IL 49, 4 r 2. - Iy%lt& juno 9th, 1866
70 Darid Giles, Esq. ..-,---.--
SIR :You hereby notified to appear at this Of
fee on the SRI DAY OF USr, 1865; 1t 10
o'clock in the forenoon Of said day to oppose prpi
show IN abandonment by you Of your Homestead
Entry No. sos, made at this office on tho 9TH day Of
June, 1861, oftI esq n Of section 20, township ~
e - .'., u ; HENRY 6: wA1r Rdsister,
jc29-6wA ) 2 ~ w. H. MITCHELL, Receiver.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-29

BORING AND MINING OPERATroNs.-There have
recently been several curious trials in the
courts, arising out of alleged frauds on the
part of oil companies mining companies and
other specuations with which the present time
IL rife. Whatever the verdict of juries or the
opinion of the public may be with regard to
the truth or falsehood of these charges, 1t Is
certain that the advice which we gave long ago
about these enterprises, counselling caution
about investing money in them, was sound and
discreet The very fact that these charges are
made shows the want of discretion with which
people went into these schemes II appears TO
have been enough 10 present many specuia-
tive persons with the prospectus of an oil CON-
pany or mining operation, upon the face OF
which return of ten, twelve or twenty per
cent is promised, in order 10 induce people to
invest their money in it, Many of these COM
panies have undoubtedly been genuine and
successful, but the course of events in connec-
ton with many others ought to be warning
not to rush incautiously into speculations OF
the kind.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-29

government in America was most enthusiastic
cally welcomed. At Berlin, Breslau and other
cities in Germany, similar demonstrations
were made. The impetus given 10 the idea Of
popular sovereignty by the events of the last
four years in this country has thus been COM
municated to the European democracy, and
this is but the beginning of a revolution which
may prove perplexing to the crowned heads
before long. 1t is impossible that the grand
position which this great free country has now
assumed can fail to inspire the people of Eu-
rope with confidence in the value and stability
of self-government.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-29

Poor PoMpEY-Our readers will have mo-
ticed, from the sharp and decisive order OF
General Thomas, from Nashville, touching
certain outrageous proceedings OF several
secesh gentlemen trusted with little
local authority at the town OF Columbia
Tenn, that there are "subjugated" repeis
in the South who take vindicuve
pleasure in venting their spiteful passions
upon the poor helpless negroes. Nor Is II In
Tennessee alone that these cowardly persecu-
tons Of the emancipated blacks have been
committed by lawless whites, whose vocation
as bushwhackers and common robbers is at an
end. The same contemplate spirit OF ven
geance against "the niggers" is to be met with
in similar acts in nearly all the Southern States.
If the responsible, law-abiding Southern
whites, however, understand their situation and
their duties to society, they will put stop to
the scandalous prosecutions of the blacks; for
they are full of mischief and of danger, and II
not stopped may lead to the most fearful con.
sequences.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-29

THE EFFECTS OF Our WAR IN EuRoPE-Ai-
ready the effects of our late war are being SEN
sibly felt by the democratic element Of Europe.
We predicted when the rebellion came to an
end that the results of the victory obtained by
our government would be rs strongly mani
tested in the Old World as they were here, and
the events now transporting there prove the
truth of the prophecy A meeting was held in
Dresden on the Fourth of July by national
club Of Germans, at which representatives from
Italy and Greece and other countries were
present. aud al which the triumph Of popular
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-29

GENERAL CARL SHURz AND HIS MISSION
General Carl Shurz, as an agent Of the gov
eminent, is down in the South on recon-
noissance, the object Of which is to ascertain
the actual existing condition Of things be-
tween the impoverished whites and the eman-
cipated blacks. We dare say that he will in
the course OF this tour pick up much valuable
information; but he may also do much good in
urging, in the name of the government, the
necessity of harmonious understanding be-
tween the two races, and especially in urging
upon the ignorant liberated blacks the all-im-
portant fact to them that freedom does not
mean idleness and vagabondism; but that 1t
simply means the right to work for themselves,
and that they must work or starve. In the cot
ton States they need this information very
much.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-29

osNAio"h ori""St y. u S"y 80, '""''
General Grant with portion of he family visited 'ne
Congress Spring this morning and mbbed Of It's w"'en
After breakfast he received number Of personal irens.
and al eleven NJ received the congratulations ah"
welcome Of the citizens u Saratoga He stood upon '"e
portco and the legion Of wccomers ned by N order e"o
one he passcd gasping ana warmly sh"shs n's OUT
stretched hand After the ceremony he re''re" 10 '"o
hotel Office where seated upon she lounge ne
comparative retirement the luxury OF ms cigar ana Tue
occasional visit Of . friend Among ,noe. VINO ''''' y"
him this morning was Chancellor wal"vttn. , .,.
BY invitation of Major Ieland tne uenc'a slu III
PARTY dine today at the Union Hotel, after when tnsy
viii proceed on pleasure "trip TO saratoga AK 10 .ne
md retre in rim. A., he present at the commencement ot
Ne feetiv,,,es in tho bathroom OF Congress Hail..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-29
PcrsonnI IntcIIIuence.

The Hon A. T. Gait Minister OF Finance 10 Canada,
returned to this city from Washington on Thursday
night and loft yesterday three O'Clock NJ for Lake
Mcmphremagog, and Newport the Lake. on his way to
Quebec large party Of Canadian gentry are making
their rendezvous at this fashionable watering place Mt
Gait is huryng back his post in consequence of the
DANGEROUS Illness of the Canadian Premier.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-29

Rror AZ PIcuo-on Friday morning, about two
O'Clock when some of the members Of one OF the Hudson
City Are companies we're returning from their picnic
at Bddles Grove Staten Island they SET upon by
some Jersey City rowdios who had struggled themselves
on board of the excursion barge The riot quclled
In short time ny the interposton OF some influential
parties who were fortunately on hand, but not until
several Of the Hudson CITY oeoole we're considerably
!. bruised aud heateA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-29

THE rioaA AND DICTATOR.

TIE TIUUA AND DICThrVHs
BurAsr, Me, July ~, 1865.
The Unisod states steamer rioga sailed to-day lor
Bangor
The Monitor Dictator is expected there in o few days
on her way from Boston 10 Halifax.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-29
49, n.srord OH Market.

Tho nj, market Ia excited account OF thf news OF thc
oed.,ians OF the pirate shenandoah, aud holders OF
whale oil will probably name price IN sperm safes
No.. nse, made OF 1876 bbls III 81 S2L per gallon and
sss bhIs AZ an advance stock 26,00s bbs In whale,
soo ps nortbern have been sold ~ ~ TO- 900 bbs ~
o y, aayance and $50 bbls II ~ tt gallon stock
about 20 900 bbpA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-29

A NICE TEA PARTY-The conglomerate
clique, consisting of Thurlow Weed at the head
of the table, Raymond at the foot and Mont
gomery Blair, Barlow copperbeads and Seward
republicans on the sides, concoctng their
plans for the transfer of the Daily Times to
Weed, the transfer of Raymond to the United
States Senate, and for division of the spells
of the White House kitchen, the fat places OF
the New York Custom House, and our Cor
poration plumber to the members of this
"ring," under the supervision Of Weed as
chief cook and bottle washer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-29

which have already reached your chairs' feet
may sweep you away as well as the institutions
Won cherish,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-29
Commercials.

BosroS, July IS is65
Well executed counterfeit ten dollar bills on the
Thompson Bank of Thompson, Conn, arc in circulation
here. Look out for them
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-29
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

Ton OCEAN vesses arrived at this port yesterday
a. follows The government steamer Rhode Island from
Cape Hayden Hayti, the I'D inst the naval supply
steamer Newbcrn. from New Orleans the l4th, via
Key West Pensscola and Charleston the steamships Coz
sica from Nassau, N p on tlo Path the George Wash.
Iagton aud Guiding Star from New Orleans on the I'D
the GENERAL Meies Eastern State and Oriental from City
point Va and the John Gibson and Cactus from Wash
SDgton
Aay,oes iron, Hsyu received BY epy VI Nassau. r..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-29

MAxMIIIAN-THE SITUATION IN MExIco.-Ac-
cording to the special news which we pub
lished yesterday, the special ambassador, M.
Eloin, who, in May last, was sent out by Maxi
milan to Europe to ask the advice Of Louis
Napoleon and the King Of Belgium and the
Emperor of Austria as to what must now be
done with Mexico, comes back with the very
sensible advice that he had better give up this
miserable Mexican business and return home.
This information, we arc inclined to think, will
turn out to be substantially true. President
johnson is in no particular hurry about Mexico,
as it is one of those little jobs which may be
postponed till it is perfectly convenient to take
1t in hand. 1t will not spoilby keeping Mean
time fine opportunity is graciously offered
Louis Napoleon and his protegf for graceful
voluntary departure from Mexico; and for this
proceeding the collapse Of the Davis confede-
racy, the public opinion Of the United States,
the position of President Johnson, the intracta-
BILE spirit of the Mexican people, the quarrel OF
Macmillan with the Pope, and so on. will fur.
nsh the materials for very good excuse
Macmillan, at all events, having enjoyed the
Inequalities of Mexico until his apartments are
wanted by the Monroe doctrine, will act wisely
in resolving upon speedy departure. II We
may believe one-tenth part of the dreadful do
ings against Americans charged upon the
French in the neighborhood of Mazatlan, by Q
traveller from that region, whose information
as given to the Memphis Bulletin, we published
yesterday, then the sooner Macmillan "get
out of Mexicon the better it will be for himself
for Napoleon, French, Belgians, Austrians
| Turcos Arabs and all concerned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-29

AN On Bill FOR JOHN BULL-The rebel
pirate Shenandoah has, it appears, been COM
hitting sad havoc among the American whalers
in the North Pacific. She started out on this
cruise from her comfortable refuge of Mel
bourne, Australia, where she was coaled and
equipped tor the expedition. Without this
generous protection, "aid and comfort" from
John Bull, she would have been captured in
the Indian Ocean. As it stands, therefore,
this case of the Shenandoah is one upon which
Mr.. Seward may properly devote quiet hour
or two at Cape May to the subject of an oil
bill for the consideration of Earl Russell.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-29
Moving Eastyya nd.

DESvER CRY, July ~, 1866.
Senators Dooliltlc. Foster and Ross, and General
McCook and pary started eastward via St Louis today
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-29

ANOTHER "HAPPY FAMnY"-That consisting
of Horace Greeley, Ben Wood, Chase radicals
and followers of JEFF. Davis, abolition war Pu-
ritans and Mozart peace men Of the Dead Rab-
bit school, putting their heads together to
checkmate Weed and Raymond.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-29
NIusfc I'm the Park.

The Park Commissioners announce that IL the weather
is fine there will be music the Mall at the Park this
afternoon commencing at half past four O'Clock by the
Park Band, under the leadership of H. b. Dodworth.
The following is the programme
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-29
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.

In last Tuesdays paper article appeared under the
heading of Brooklyn News, headed, suspicious Fire.
which reflects very severely in connection with
the frc therein mentioned In justice 10 myself de-
mand a right that you give publicity to the fact that
the Fire Marshal has investigated the natter and both
h and the company lin which was but partially in
sured were fully satisfied with their investigation that
received my insurance within forty eight hours after
the fire 1t unpleasant enough To loose two thousan6
dollars beside the insurance. without being made 70
suffer otherwise WIN Il. DAVIS,
$50 Fulton street, BROOKLYN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-29
PART FIRST.
Brooklyn City News.

MURDsK or SnP WATCnMAN-About four nights ago
watchinan employed by Van Hooscn& Co., of the old
Merchants Police missed from the vessel of which
he was in charge The Of tho vessel was the Eba
bark lying at the foot Of Commercial street, South
BROOKLYN Beyond the fact that tho man was not to be
found there no additional evidence IN the matter
Noone could tell why he missing, and nothing was
amiss upon the Elba Thus the matter remained until
yesterday when the body discovered by the Atlantic
dock police floating the Atlantic BASIN. On getting
the body ashore IL mt Identified as the missing
wacliman The portion Of the skull was broken IN
II II had been struck forciby by heavy blunt weapon
the result of which have been instant death There
can bc no doubt that this homicide committed by
some Of the many thieves who nightly prow about
aurd locks
, 1865-10-28
Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL,
r"I; riIE nArIn CURE or

ruE TiIl: tArIi, ,'UHK ur
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarscncaa, Group.
bronchitis, 1ncipicnt Consumption, and for
the rciiof Of Consuinptivo Patients in ad-
ynnccd stages OF the disease.
20 wide j. the field of its us-fui..,s. ami 10 nu,nernp, Il,
- te cases Of It's cures, that almost uvcry section Of conn
- ahoi'iiis III lrrsoas publicly known. who have been 70.
stored froin alarming and sven desperate diseases nf the
u'Hs by III nfu. When once tried, its superiority uy.r
s'eiS Other sSi"rc'"ranl Is too Srrarent 10 escape obserra.
."n: .al where i. SIEiusa 'EMrtay -Mr thu diIirc..irS a,M
dangerous affections cf the pulmonary organs that arc Incl
dent to unr climate. Willie many Inferior remedies thrust
upon the community have failed nni nren discarded. hi,
has gained iricnh' ly every trial, conferred dement's N the
afflicted they can never forget, and produced cures too nu-
'hcr"Hs ui"i too remarkable to he forgotten. F.
w" can only assure tho public. that It's quality il care.
niy kept up to The hest il ever has locn, and that /, may he
relied on TO do fr their relief all thai i, has eTvr done.
Great numbers Of Clergy men, Physicians, s,n,-smcn, and
eminent rersonages, have lcnt their names 10 certify The nl
l'araiolcl usefulness OF our remedies, hut space here Kill
not permit Tho I.ssrtion az Item. Tia Agenls below named
furnish gratis our AMRu.cAS ALu4x4c in Which t,.y sre
given With nho full descriptions Of the complaints ,ley
cure.
Those who require an dnrratire mr1ici, 10 purirr ,M,
blood VII. n,rl Ayes tnvr. EFT. SARs.rAhItLA tho reu,-
e"y to use. Try ii once, and you will know IL. vulus.
Prepared !y J {. !YEl; L 60, Lowell, Mass, s,pl sold
by AL Druggists and Dealer RS in Medicines.
COW dill Pin
, 1865-10-28
REMOVAL.

HENRY N. DEXTER,
Sign and Fancy Painter,
lsnc'd from , Nc!klcu Street. to $50 l2 Y~s.iins,va Street
oNE!: TEWkSBuRi'S roo STORE.
Ap"tllcrarics aud Groccrs Furniture and war.
Oct? neatly Labelled. if
, 1865-10-28
THE FAMILY

! s'i'rri"r' in all the qualities OF n practically n.rrul
u"lH''i'c li:'cliti'r. 1" any others YET presented 10
~ libilr. u Is simple and durable in con srruct ion.
mIrh''': Without nni>''; ar fatinn" L" The operator
"s.h-; WIN equal fHr'liiy, SILK, cr'i"u, or linen
uh,'i'''' III all varieties Of family sewing, from The
muslin {" the heaviest cloth.
ihry are made ih every variety of finish, to meet
ne wants AMI tastes Of NIL. The faithful friend rf
'ne arh.""rStilE srnmstrcss; the elegant, useful
"riaih,'it 81 The lndy.t houdpir, and The one indis.
pcnsahic thing To Il we'll kept house.
, 1865-10-28
G A. 8 II l.

The following beautiful passage is translated
from n llindoo writer, who shows himself by
his eloquent confession 10 he rs much opposed
to caste ms n hish-minLcd Christian oush, 70
he to prejudice aguins; color.
Though not myself n Christinn. in marshal
ing arguments against The institution Of castles.
l cannot well overlook the beautiful doctrines
Of the revelation which makes no distinction
but between the %Sirtuous md the vicious, re-
e"Sn'zcs no nnclcanncss Blu, tlia, of the heart,
ana invites the poorest and the proudrst to one
common heaven. The heaven Of the IIindoos.
like their Garth, is made for Rrahmins alone
ana before the soul can wing its flight thithcr.
~ must asa general rule, have passed It's lirah-
minicnl birth. But the religion Of the Gn,pc,
iacnlcates doctrines If Il different character
Is thy soul athiTst for God: Dost thou pnnt
alter him rs the hart pan,rth after the water
orooks! Have the words Of the law been n
lamp unto thy feet. ind n light unto thy pnth :
1t so. be of good cheer, whor yer thou att,
i. ,ttcrs not if thon art Jew or Gcn,ile-,hc rutcs
Of heaven shall be opened to LII, thee in. Chris
''"h;ty everywhere recognizes the elunlity al
mankind. The rich and the poor nee, together.
1t says. for the Lord is The maker Of them nil +:
and tells lis to he as brothers to cacl. Other. to
love our neiSbors ms we love ourselves, and to
dp to others as we would be dane bv. How
does all this contrast with the iriunctions OF
caste, which. declare to the Drnlimin tim, he is
Gods viccgcrcnt upon earth. ard that he mus,
not pollnte himself by coming into too close
contact with his ncishbors and to the Sudru
that scrvi,ndc is his portion through life, and
that he must invariably look up to The higher
classes with reverence and fear"
Oh that the lIindoos could come over and
settle i'll South Carolina.
An order from Grncrrl Gram, issued Oct, 0,
seorsnniztes the army by garrisoning the North
crn forts %it, regular troops, aud The Southern
with negroes dismissins al the volunteer cay
airy east OF the Mississippi, an ! scnlin. The rcgr-
Jar cavalry south. Govrrnln mt sales of army
supplies and equipments are 4 ing on every week
Inc signs vi peace are abunl; M.
, 1865-10-28
'hc =.~''.-H'h" Heat /. the thcnpc.t.
'Ae '>tich ~iN not Rip o. Rurcl, and is a!iIe on
bOIh rides.
;In.lcnr N.sp,E. W.nkIs. y.n1,cAl.r.

STRAIGHT NEEDLE, W"nKIS6 yrn1icAL.r.
ihc>' machines are manufactured hy aIItlOrit, of
" ir'tsc from ELIAS HOWE, Jr., (ard pthrr-y The
orig inal inventor of sewing NJ urhinr un,t ,mi,,Iv
All 'i' essential principles NJ his invention. to wI,rn
!'r' ''''i''l several 's!nnhlr improvements. important:
10 me perfection of sewing Machines. secured r,,iu
slHcIy ~ this Company by ample patrnts.
, 1865-10-28
PLANTATION HITrERs.

A s.".s L
a great many sid. hits Srr h,inE made ut the Plantation
Filters by n score or TWO uf ,lsintrrc,iri friends w,,p
nave "mica, "r,i {" imitat" Or counterfeit them. It's ali
Of no USE. The people won't he long Imposed mon. IN.
iiaiita'i"n Filters are Increasing In use ami popularity
every day. an'. that's what, tlr mnttrr." They are Ia
same sii" bottle. ani made Just a. they were at FIRST. n Il
VII continue 10 he. or We nhali stop making ,Iiim.
The Plantation litter, i,urir!, strengthen aud invIsor.
, 1865-10-28
Dr.. Mattison's suro Remedies

CIAI nj ~ lad s..
rSent by Express rrcrymhsrr, in closely sealed pack
ages srrnrt .fDm observation, on receipt Of the price ty
mail. IT Circulars, giving iun information, ,rifh s,ionLt.
ct ftsti'aonf"tS; also a Pamphlet on Special lhnIu1iss
en-, free, by sncIosins one stamp, directed to DIR. MATTI.
son; PROVIDENCE. RI. n2;3m
, 1865-10-28
NEW IDEA.

The rratest and most compact article for Smokers
sc, Is u newly patented little gem OF \ Pipe called
The New liea,' for sale by II. CARRUrII & CO.,
No. 40 Hanover street. dis II
, 1865-10-28

DIR. HUNTERS SURE REMEDY FOR 4 SPECIAL
MAi.Anl:EScn by cypress or mall everywhere, In
scaled packages. secure from observation, on re-
crIl'i Of III" price by mall. Price S2.n1 per hottie. Ad-
dress DIR. HUNTER, BOI $40 noston Post 0fIce. db
, 1865-10-28

lIc ilah'atGNn Filters i'uriry, strengthen and inyIsor-
ate.
They t1ratc n lwsiflr appetite. I.
they ar" All aniiintr {" cl,nnHe III " atrr and diet.
lh'N overcome effects Of dissipation AMI late hours.
ne! strengthen il, sHstcn and cnIi,cn The mind.
l'rH Prevent ini,s,na,ic AMI intermittent i"yc,..
li"! lurii! Ill. breath ai,i AGILITY "f the stomach.
They cure dyspepsia an! cou,tipa,iom.
They cur" hi.rf'ra, cholera AMI rhutcta uOr't,s.
They cure liver r'''uliuiit ari nervous headache.
They make iir weak .trni.y. III" lanvuid brilliant. md
are exhausted na,urt's great rrsi"rcr. Tie r,clpr -uL
inl circular are around each bottle. Clrisyu,cn, mcr-
chants AMI persons whose s'Iri,ntary llniits induce, weak
hr.s. l,SH'ini". ialriia,irn "f the heart. lacS Of appetite,
distress after calling. liver complaint. c"i,tipai Ion. etc.
VIII th"l immediate airl permanent relief In these. bitter.
tnt ai'"N" all. they are recommended 10 weak and dell
cate females a'l mothers. ~ |.
They are sold 10y all rcHprrta mrrrl,nts. seq thai
each bottle has our private Init STATE, .ta,,,p q var thc
"''rk and steel plate s!.!" !alal.
irwar'' Of r"iilr'l bottles. See Int the siarnp h.. M,
'tri' taHi!"rrt with. I'm! per II pretending To- sr,l
liai!taii''n l:itt"ra h.. the gallon is u swimIl.r AMI Imno.
Ter AMI should ir Immediately reported To u,.
L.. II. DRAKE & CO., y. y, l.roprlrtor..
Eastern trade supplied by
RICHARDS,
'e'' III Commercial Street. Boston
, 1865-10-28
THE MANUFACTURING 6

For Inil"rs, Coach and Harness Makers. Root and
Si"'~ manufacturers, Rubber Goods. &c. &c. n.rfnrm.
more ami better work tian any - i,r.
f.srrcihl attention is called TO recent IMPROVE.
Mn I III the machines, particularly Important in tic
f Roots and shors pmon. wl,icI, l., tho
iart t'iat a smaller needle can be used that nv auy
.th'r' Inc value OF which will n; once be- npurrci,tri
itT'lrillar attention has been devoted IL tiis brupcI,
OF Manufacture, and, il is ronr,,ir,., with tnriyaII,I
success, especially for Shoe l;indiu., and Fine Stiirh.
Ing Oh Patent Leather.
The tuthlan. Halter Themselves thnt tho rcsul, Of
t""irr years experience III the manu- fact urc of srw.
Ing aiir'lin": enables them L" present - machine Dos.
MI the qualities or u iirsi.class machine, TO
%Fr"t'F rhurhi than any other in the world.
information III regard! 10 the machines can be hal
by applying TO - ""'
T. HURLEY,
.#H .# #.. "# tHtUiESJus. S. C..