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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-04

The IILlscIs BLACK LAws.-The repeal
Of the Black Laws Of Illinois marks the
rise Of the tide of genuine democratic prin.
ciples, which recognize the equality OF all
men before the law. The 6rst movement
towards the enactment of these laws. was
initiated by John A. Logan, in 1858. He
utodnced bill prohibiting immigration OF
free colored persons TO the State Of Illinois
or The setting free Of slaves within the
limits thereof Two years later 1850
this bill was passed. with supplementary
euacl ments. since krown ss the Black
Laws of the Stste. Three leading demo
cratic members Supporting these measures
were John A. Logan. Andrew j. Kny-
dendnl and S. w. Moulton. General
Logan is now lighting rebels and slavery
at Savannah Colonel Kuykendall and
Mr.. Moullon are Union CoDgressmen
elect from Illinois, and hare been watch
ing with interest the updoing of the work
which they helped to consumate just ten
years ego. Thus, while General Logan
and the soldiers Of Illinois are extirpa'ing
slavery 10 the rebel States. his old demo
cratic associates are plucksg out the roo,s
which they aided in planting in the loyal
soil of their State. Freedom gaius another
State. rsa a.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-04
CuLruRus. Feb. l.

MEXICAN MArrERs-ii is said that the
evidence of the cession of the northern
States of Mexico to Louis Napoleon by
MsximiliaD, has been on file in the efice Of
the F. euch Legation at Washington, fo'
months past 1t is also announced thai
Mr. Druyn De LHuys. NapoIeon's Minis
ter OF State, has asked Secretary Seward
for an explanation of The recent Congres
sioual censure Of the policy OF Mr.. LncolD''
administration in regs-d to Mexico.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-04

The Annapolis correspondent of the
Baltimore American announces the arrival
there, on the morning Of the lst, OF Secre
,ary Seward, accompanied by his private
secretsry, Tho Immediately left for Fortress
Monroe. on General Grants dispatch
steamer, TO NEE, the rebel commissioners
A message was sent to the Legislature
to day. by Governor Bradford. announcing
the passing OF the Constitutional amend
meut abolshing slavery, with the recon
mendation that Maryland Immediately con
cur 10 the amendmen'.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-04

The blocksde-runner Osl, said to be
commanded by the pirate Capt. Maffi,.
arrived ct Fort Csswell from Bermuda on
the night the Rebels evscosted the Fort.
She was lucky enough to evade our feet,
and returned to Bermuda as quickly as
possible TO warn other vessels that the
that the Wilmington game was up. 1t is
pity va conld not have had the pleasure
Of Msfi9s company here in Fort Lafayette
for n while.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-04
The Richmond Wbig Of Jan, 80. has th

The Richmond Wbig Of Jan, 80. has the
following:
Private advices from Savannah, stale
that Sherman commenced his movement
oD South Carolina on the 7th, with three
columus--tbe main column going towards
Charleston, taking with IT, nearly ell bis
transportation.
The other two columns are 10 light
marching order and are moving by separate
roads towards BraDchviIle.
Gen. Hill has issued orders requiring oil
non combstdhts 10 leave Augusta
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-04
Prominade Concert !

n Prominnde Concert and Supper fo' the
benefit Of AshtabuIa Brass hand, will be given at
Smiths Hall on Monday Evening, February eth 1895,
At which time the Band viii perform OF the most pop
aud avoe pieces Of the day. under the immediate d.
reetion OF Prof Crowtber.
Tickets Of admission per eouple-$l-door opan at ~
o'clock Concert TO commence At 8.
By order of committee, N. HUBBARD,
hIlat n. EEWBERRf,
1ss o. A. AMSDEN.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-04

A scheme was set on foot by several
members Of the North Carolina Senate 10
bring about meeting Of the different Gov
srnors Of States at Raleigh. The matter
had met the approval Of the Governors
Tie purpose is understood 10 be 10 discuss
The question of he crisis and recousir ruclion,
bul Governor Vance's information TO JEFF
Davis. broke up the entire arrangement.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-04

The Votes on the constitutional amenment 10
the II ouse, embraced but one aye from the
democrats Of Ohio. aud that. TO bis everlasting
honor was cast by Huichngs of the Ports.
mouth district. Two LeT,lond from the 5th
District, (Mercer. &c.) and Mckinney from the
4th District miami &c lodged not having the
msuuess to vote in favor, aud too conscious of
OF the certain reproba,ion that awaited the
record of contrary vote-mean aad pusianim-
Qua
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-04

A LII Persons ere hereby forbidden to
IA hAsbsr or trust my wif Eli.~bsth Kchsrdsoa Afss
this date. AZ viii Pay dssis Of her cosuActiHE
MARTIN D. RICHARDSON
Asb,sbsia, o, jar. 9sth, 1891. 1877
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-04

The rebel paper say Gen. Kirby Smith,
commanding the Rebel Trans Mississippi
Department. has repeatedly refused 10
comply with orders from RichmoDd direct
Ing him to transfer bis troops to the east
side OF tse Mississippi river.
The opponents Of Jef. Davis. among bis
own people. grow more bitter daily In their
deDuneiation Of him, and It 10 admitted
that bis humiliation vas the design OF The
congressional action to place Lee at The
head OF the armies. - 4 aI-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-04
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Debate I'm Rebel ConQress.'

In the rebel House, last Thursday. there
was en- interesting debate on the bill to pat
slaves into the army. During the debate
JEFF Davis was denounced by members.
Mr.. Turner, of North Corolns, said he
locked upon the bill as q project 10 arm
the slaves. The President had declared 10
favor Of il. When be ge's them in The ar.
ny, as tesmsters and cooks, be eau N Ike
them drill or perfo u any other duty He
would be willing TO surrender the slaves for
independence The only objection be had
would not fight on cur side They wonld
prove The enemy s best allies in accomplish
ing our overthrow aud destruction.
Mr.. Turner said the country had been
too long and to often deluded and deceived
by Presidential plans, prof cts and prophe
cies. No one Ct his projects or plans hao
proved successful Yet the president pro
poses pew ard dangerous schemes with un
abated confidence in his own Judgment
When SussDBah, Corporal Tim aud th,
servants sat down by he kitchen FIRE, for 8
talk. Corporal Trim said be had been Sc
deceived in bis own judgm,n NJ hat he now
had doubts of its accuracy even when ht
knew be was right. Tie President hsc
been much oflere deceived in his judgmen
u an ths Corporal and il is time he hae
learned 81 me mislrust Of bis judgment.
! He must not look for on unlimited sup
port either from Congress or the couutr.
when be proposes the Wild mad scheme 0
arming slaves the country was beginning
10 learn that all tie abolIlionists were no
iu the North, aud our President had pro
posed abolition in way that created sus
1 p'cion as TO his so0ndness. Mr.. FurDe
i said it was time that Congress should ex
press opinion npon armiDg slaves. and slam
upon il The indelble stigma OF public ab
horI e0ce,
Mr.. Leach, Of North Csrolius, said b
} WAS unal,ersblj opposed to such measure
be believed that the day on which such
y policy WAS adapted, would sound the deaf
kuell OF our cause. 1t would make a 81
Domingo OF our land.
OTHERS from South Carolina and else ewher
expressed similar views. The question ws
not disposed oil.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-04

CoEvIcrED Lieutenant Davis, the rebel spy
captured on board passenger train on the
Sandusky, Mansfield aud Newark railroad
taken to Cincinnati aud tried by court martial
as Confederate sPy, has been found guilty and
ordered TO be executed at Johnson's Island on
the l7th instant. The dndiog Of the court has
been approved by the President
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-04

The Tribune prints q list of about 1000
names OF Union prisoners who died a,
Salisbury. North Carolina, during the six y
days preceding and ending December Is,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-04

The Editorial convention recently in
session OF Columbus. agreed to advance the
price Of subscription to $3.50. and to make
. corresponding increase in the current
rates OF advertising. The Convention
appointed q conmiitse1 to memoflal'ze
Congress against the present high duty OF
paper. Also, committee to ask the Leg
iMsture 10 resume the publication OF th'
laws 10 the papers. A State Association
With the following eficess, Was organized
President. w. H. p. Denny, Of the Circle
vile Uniex; Vice Presidents, j.. A, ssxoo
Of the Urbsns Union ana L. Harper, o
the Mt Vernon Basmsr; Seersiafy
Amos Lsymap. OF the Ohio SsuAs1an
Treasurer. w. ID. Bickbsm. Of the Day
ton Journal
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-04
pURE WINES and LIQUORS, fol

St. Croix and Old JsmAeA. 0s-old RaaiasA 49, lb3&sf
chsris: Gin. wMsks-e,.s nosEses 0less. DstAA ~
hsderiA, Sherry NallAgs AHa Gsxsssl Ala nvbs sa1
Foreign Chazapeins wisss-sn vsrrsats1 q ~ gsss~
saalIt, fer sale W sDo. wiLlAhp,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-04

immortal honor. that generations yet unborn
looking back upon our struggle With visions
unobscured, and realizing The true valus OF oil
that hes been gained, may rise up and bless
them for daring to stand foremost among the
champions Of liberty and the servants oi hu.
mspity And thrice houored be the gallant
few who. to break the nations chains. dared to
cast of The manacles OF party. to free their
earlier record, and to stand for the nrst time 10
the ranks Of the enemies OF oppression and
dcspotism. A grateful nation will hold them
n, proud remembrance
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-04

BY the decision Of the United States Su-
preme Court, that the United States bonds
used m bank capital, were not taxable, the
city Of Nsw York will have 10 refund to the
ospks of that city some s30OO,oo0 whic b
were forcibly levied en- in 1863 and 1864.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-04

The wesiher is bitter cold at the front
and there Is danger that The James River
VII b closed BY lee.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-04
DIR. TOBIAS ,..,.
VENETIAN LINIAEEIs

IA warranted supeor TO any other Group u positively
cures; rsIisfh sbsciatsy immsdstsly sfss ..sd
nohsrs remsmbsr this and yourselves With bottle
Without delay Group Il disease which gives no Dotes
equsnty attacking hs child In the dad hesr % Aishs
before ply summonedi may ~ too Late Ne
rssmbsr the ysnstiAn Lninsnt ls- Pre- - ese
80 ssats bottle. ssh y AN Drsgsish onsss ~ ossS
al eEeet ksu Yssk.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-04
BLOCKADE RUNNERS WARNED.

Tie Rebels North tsegrsphed the capt
IRE of Fort Fisher 10 Hslifux. Instantly
the merchants there chartered the fas est
steamer in port TO carry the news TO Ber'
.muda, Nassau and around generally, TO
keep the blockaderunners out OF the trap.
RELEASE OF col. NORTH.
Col North has been re essed by an or
der OF the Wsr Department. He was con-
vic'ed by the 6nidng Of the court which
tried him. Before the trial was concluded
it was felt that North would escape
all punishment The pressure to have his
trial stopped was immense. This was
nearly done. but was finally desisted from.
The pressure for his unconditional release
has been irresistible.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Iona and IsrseIia Grapss.-ordep for Grant
Iona Isaes and other choice varieties Of Grape Vines
eesived at this Office.
THEODORE HALL, Attorney at Law, and
War Claim Agent, MungsFs Block Geneva, Ohio. 7Ss
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-04
Cleanse the Blood.

W. Cleanse the Blood.
,,cl IN III eorrupt dsordered vitisted Bleed you srS
so ~ v,er' ~ may burst out In Piuplss or scrss or In
sovs usesse or IL may merely keen YOU lIstsss de-
mi sood for nothing But you cannot have rood
nosn @ uns , your blood impure. AYIRa sansArAsiLIA
ous .nese Impurities and stimulates the or9ans Of
% az ,u.o .cton restoring the health asd sspsss
are caused by tmpuriy Of the blood such ss scrss
or kings Evil, Tumorr, Ulcers Sores Err,pons p,is-
botche bo st. Anthonys Fire Rose or krysip.ss Tst-
ter or SAT- kheum scad Head Ring wom Csnesf o. Gss.
cerous Tumor Sore Eyes, Female D.sss. sssh ss nesr
tion egulsy Suppression Whites. stsrlity siso s3bhf
eases Try AYERS SlRsApARrLLA and see for yourse az
surprising activity with which cesnscs blood and eurss
these disorders rtrff r.II
During late years the public have been m,sd by ia-rs bel.
TIES pretending TO give quart Of Extract Of Serapsr. ff
one dollar Most OF these have been frauds upt the sick
Tor they not only contain little, any ssrsspsrls but of
ten curative properties whatever Hence btsr asnp
ponment has followed the Of the various s1tggl 6f
Ssrsapaa which food the Market until the has BE-
come synonymous with imposition cheat atiif Ne cAlt
this compound "Sarsapara" and intend supply such
remedy shall he from the load OF obloquy
which rests upon H. We think have ground believing
y hs. virtues which irresistible BY the ordinary run q
shs diseases It s Intended 70 cure We only the
Sick that offer them the best Alternative which
how TO produce. and have 10 believe IL b. ar
the most eectus purifier Of the blood Jet discovered BY any
body
ATEFs cHERKY PncroRlL universally krovn " sur
pass every other remedy for the Coughs Cslds
nuenrs hoarssness Group, Bonchtis ncpisnt Copsump
ton and for the relief Of Consumpye Patients In
stages the disease Il useless 70 recount the eydssss
Of its virtues. The world knows them. ~
Prepared by DIR. j. G. AYER Co., Lowell Nass and sold
by GKo. WILLARD and II A. HESDRY Druggists Ash,abus
and dealers everywhere. a1s Ttf.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-04

DECRUITS FOR 9Th o. v. CAV.
LII HKAp QRs. PHoy. MAE lsrH DIssicr onie.l
wARkxx JAsUAEr 20 1885.
Ths wsr Deparsmsnl has authorized 70 recruit One
| 7-r DARIUS CALDWELL, Capt
and Provost Mar. lsth Dist o.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-04

LETTERS / Remaining Unclaimed in the
Once Ashtabua, State Ohio, February 3D. 1865
Butterheld Chas. Kellogg Miss Caroline
Bunneil Geo. Monroe Dan.
Bassett NrsHS. PewS.
Cole e. a. Phelps VS..
Coppin James CD Pratt Richard A.
Capson N. Ryan Robert
Dulten Emma. Russell WIN.
Darlow Sam. Smyth Lsonald J.
Espy John 81 John H.
Carton Miss Iettie TrippChAs. <,
ft Harmon Judson 4. Miss Nell go.
Lsvery Miss Mary Warder Miss Amelia A.
Lowmrs James Wnghtnour MIS-. Sucy Al
II. HARRIS, p. N.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-04

Breckiuridge il is asserted has been installed
Secretary OF War.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-04
sTATENGEN
THE CONDITION OF THE
North American Fire Insurance Company
OF Hartford,


OF HARTFORD
ON the 3lst day Of December. 1864,
made to the Auditor Of Ohio to the statute Of that
NAME AND LOCATION. s
The of the eomp.ny is NORM AMERICAN FIRE Issu-
RANCE COMPANY. Hartford Connecticut.
CAPITAL
The amount CT Capital Stock h. tsooooo 90
The Of Capital Stock paid In. 100000 90
ASSETS.
OF Agents and other persons. ....... $500 90
Real Estate unincumbered none.
The Bonds and Stocks owned BY the company,
las per vouchers accompaaypgo U. 3.
State Bonds, market value. ......... lN!so 90
Bank stock, market value. 202, l02 so
Railroad stock, market value. 81,7eo 90
Debt. due the company secured Sy Iomsass none
companyinsJ LOans on Stocks. S,5s5 90
Debts for Premiums. ...'..,... ~ 90
All other securities. lsas ss
r.t.i Amstt. of til. company. ........ s4OO.esl Is
LIABILITIES.
Es:.:: Es.:: .sls;t:s :sa no. as: s e
Total Liabilities. ................ ss.s7s II
MISCELLANEOUS.
The greatest amount insured in any risk $4,000 90
any one city, swu or village Ne ruls has been adopted
The greatest amennt allowed to be insured In block
mo rule has been adOpssd-dsPsnds upon its cOnssruc
No part of the capital earnings deposited in any state As
The charter or act Of incorporation Of aid company sent
heretofore , o,,
Signed, AT. HASTINGS, President
VIZ. c. HASTINGS, Secretary.
STATE cy CossEcricur. County Of Hartford, 80.
HARTFORD, Jan. 7, 1865.
Pson.lly appeared 4. y. Hssiings Prssid:nt and wn
Company made oath that the foregsing sstsment By
them subscribed il full and correct statement Of the
this date its actual the asi day Of
1854 EDWARD GOODMAN.
oft tt,. 9t.t. ,fn
In Hartford, Connsctieut.
CoLuxBus, o. January II. 1865,
hsr.by esrtis ed that The tO'ssoss ( correct copy
Statement OF tie Condition q me sersh A%sesa
| this Once Tor the year 1898 - lr
[sILi was's my hand J.s .1a d ,ssl sdSs SSss'sslly
| s5.- Auditor Of State
| CERTIFICATE OF AUTHohlrY.
| rosrpIrs on tn. sist day Of ofJa.uarv. 1850.
orrrcr or ruu Arpros OF srAry. IauHAscs Drr,
| coIuxsus, OHo, January y, 1865.
wHrx.ls, The soRrH AMERICAN rIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY located Hartford In the State ofConneceut
has alsd In this statement Of lis condition.
rsqu rsd by the section q The act % sgala.
April 8. 1855. and amended February ise4 and vksrsss
said Company has furnished satisfactory evidence that
espitsi Invested in bonds in mortgages Of rss
estate worth double the smount for which s mort
srsn instrument under Its corporate seal signed By Ii.
Prssdsnt and Secretary 1hsreo authorizing any agent
i% % q. ssSa Ssss Company according g Il;
terms Of said law.
JxSEs eoDHss %sdr 'si'ss q s.ss e 70; 70; oSc
DO hereby certify that .aid NORTH AMERICAN FIRE I'M
Il. Fl IL @
thirty hnt day O. January in the ysarons hesssnH ssh
isnPj In witness whereof h... h:rson.s sssss,iss.
ses1 ny mama and caused The .ss. o. ny ONES ss 81
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-12-15
Sheriff Sale # Reul Estate.

Bv virtue nfo,e execution issued out Of
the oli"e of the clerk Of tho District Court
"f Howard County | wa bearing da on
the 4th fay Of December A. D. 1865 and
to ne d.'iv,r and i,rnct Il n an action
wherein George " F::lnd,rs ct al plain
IF ind W = Mason is deFeniant. comm, and
in. me to make two hundred and fifty
dollar, deli. W tn interest thereon at the
rate Of six par ce 1t nar ann I'm i Il cnst of
>ni, tax.h 1T venty on, J,'lar> aad thirty
three cents, with I'LL &C Urn, costs to salts.
" q lad ,mf Mt which tn, said plaintiffs Oh
ta,nc,, for that amount IN the Distv'c. Court
cf Howard Cn,n'v Iowa. m tn" 255h dIv
If >eptemhnr 1863 mi against tn nd W
n Mason. | have lsveI upon AMI >hl!l FIR
sale to the highest and re.t b lleh So cash
a, tn front .,r oft % - ,rt Fl ,s,i, TOW.
ard ,'onnty Iowa. no N nth + .st qrarrer Of
section thirty x IN township ON: hundred
north OF twelve " ut o, the 5th 2. NJ and al.
40 the 1ortl, half ii the north east quarter
Of section ME in t.wnshio ninety nine north
Of range twelve west % the 5.h p. NJ on the
5th day If January 1865 at one O'Clock p.
NJ If said d,y when eni where due nttcn-
ton will b" given by tn undersigned
Dated New Oregon lows, Dec s 1865.
C.. S. THURBE.R.
S.eriff
JERRY F. POWELL.
De.uty.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-12-15

BIZ virtue of ono spec al ex' ont on sued
ant Of TIL oflic. Of the rlert If he D strit
G. urt Of Howari r"unty Iowa, hearing da .
De,rmier 9Th 1865. in an acton wferoin
i B Wore and H. n. n bhard EXECUTORS q:
III Estate of Robert Mcdonnell dccan~ot,
vora plairt!f- and joe! Daniels. Hannah
Daniels. Hiram teminw9y. |. Care
Van r ;:-y, Jonathan st"dard, AMI" B
arev Hisim G Everett. S las d Ga X.
Othniel WI Hams an I. b F.y',oEs wec de.
len iApt~ c, MN nd,ny Eie 10 rake the Sian
five Thousand :. d frtv six d. lars aud
OFT, six cent? debt with interest thereon 1t
shc rate IS ten per cons Ter ANN NJ. anu
osrs Of sui. ut fourteen db!la's AMI sixty
cents and accruins Gusts. to satisfy u
Judgment and decree of Foreclosure rsn der
d in the District Court Of said court!s on
he 26th day of September 1865, in favor
}! tn. sad plaintiffs. and against said de-
."ulants have levied upon and shall ot
.a for sale at the front door Il the Court
| House in How d county lows to the h Rh-
It nd hest bidder tor cash. Oh the fifteen n
lay of January 1866 at the hour I o'clock
p. NJ Of said day the following described
.,em;sos T., wit: The .na,y ded half Of
>ecti~ member ton. and the und ,id'd one
ha"fo the north west quarter o. 'rct'on
| numher fifteen also the undivided one halt
fthc west half Of the s"nth west quait'r OF
ectinn n, mbrr a'evcn all at "a tracts OF
and heIns IN township one bundled, north
# range twelve, west Of the 5ih NJ, ex-
ept ny aud reserving from said last deS-
cribed tract fivo acres from the south OF
he same bling appurtcnant +" tho mill and
NJ II tract. Together with al and singular
the nppnrtcnances when and where du" at
tendance will lie ven nv the unders'l ned.
Dated New Oregon iowa fec 6 1865
n4v7tf) c. ;. TEURREk sher'n.
By JERRY F. POWELL, Deputy.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-12-15
Great lmprev 'mrn1s in SEWN!
Machines.
3!!l|3l!;S} M;llK|N|!!A!S I,!al.E3 .GA
PATENTED FEB. Is h. 1850.

''''' . - ~" J 252 Wash ton st Bost'n
'lNHIS MACHINE is constructed on en.ir'
~ new principles Of ms,h tnism, poSses>-
ng may rare and valuable improvements
having nee. examined h, the most profound
-1pert<, and pronuur cca So lie
Simplicity and Per- fsc'io,: Combined
1t has Il straight ne"de perpendicular ac-
ton. msk's. the LOCK or SHUTTLE
ST ITCH winch will neither RIP nor RAV-
FL. and ~ alike en- both sides performs per-
t-.t sewing on every ds,crptinn o, ma e.al,
from Iaathe, e. the 6,s>t Nan-ook M,lsIin.
with cotton, ln'n or SIX thread. from tie
20 rs-.. to The finest number Having
n. thcr CiM or COG WHEEL. and the
last Sable friction, i: runs ~ SMOOTH ..
glass. and is