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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-28
From Now Orleans.
New Orleans. March 20. !
Via. Cairo. March 27.

Pr. Kennedy, late editor Of the True
Delta, and PsessdeHt of the Bank Of New
Orleans, is appointed Mayor Of the city,
vice Capt. Hoyt, removed.
Tho steamship Fung Chung arrived
Tuesday. y
Cotton market dead; gold and excl |ange
completely unsettled by the news from
Nss Yopk ; sugar 2a4@ss3.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-28

Supplies for Sherman-0rcat Mum Der Of
Refugees and Desertcrs Import ant
0umors-GeAnt's Lines Adva1eea.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-28
Third Dispatch I

City Point, March 25.
After the engagement between the en-
emy and the 9th corps this morning or
dcrs were given for the 9th corps to make
an attack on the left of the hne 10 ffont Il
Fort Fisher. The Sd division, General
Sey aScar commanding, was selsctsd as
the assaalting column, and shortly after
noon tie line Of bsttis wss formed and
the order to- osadvAsce eiyen.s II . shor,
tine our men had possession Of the entire
line Of rife pity ~ the enemy, nearly alI
the, oocupasts having bsea made priso.
ners, Our loss ID The affair was very
ItsiAiog Over 600 spsiyOueu we're
brought in . the rssult Of the engage.
6tillsoosher eight took place i Hatch.
ef's Run ID which the u corps was -
gagged The ets11k - nedS sbcut dark
Over 4ooa ykbossrs f iste oar hand.
on this gs ding u Ilfts dsy abou
1919, saeee ~ - 10y loo eon
! |ni1sios1 q t1es ~ /: ~ = rael
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-28
pREsBYTERY OF KEOKUK.-

APPLICATION hayipg been made TO me. in accordance
VITA fhe Provisions ~ fie Form Of Government chap
~ sec ~ special meeting Of Frssby terry of geobak
Will De holden ID VI in the Prtsbyterian Chut In K.-
oAuK, On InerGay, The lith dsy ci AIai at o'eiOck
Ter the prrposc cf egectfnE commissioner to III
next GensIai Assembly, and any other business Ii.
may properly come before the body
Moniroee Mch 2l-,iag
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-01-06
VOLUME 32. NO. 8.
b r = ITIEs

A o"s-leeged miller i az once m r
ard hopper
IL a man ' given to liquor. Ie, no, lqOOr
be given him
Why are chickens liberais Bec.u..s,h.x
give a peek when fAey tale a grain.
"A good invs.tment--that Of savannah
by Grant CBOs;on Daily Advertiser.
Corn-dodgers are greatly &, be preferred
10 Artfal dodgers
fthe sun could speak. What would IL .sy
to bodding rose? You be bIo-ed.
A man. bess fortune-or his wor,,-is.
wife.
Fashions for the zee season Tbe 6all
style prevail. bot many find il difieult to
keep Up -ith a.
An Enghsb paper contain, the following
advertisement: - a piano for sale by l.dy
about TO cross the Channel in an oak case
With carved Ieg,.-
The trade Of a blacksmith - one OF little
honor TO himself. inssn1ch a. most Of IA.
YORK Is done By a vice
. should think tbose onnibu. Wheel.
~ouid be f.iigoed after running all dav.-
observed sam.
Wen. yes r~Plied Seth. taking a
'quint az them. they DO apPesrto be tired -
A drunken north eOuntrymAn in scotland
returning from far. fell asleep by the
roAdside, where pig found him and BEGAN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-01-06
OLD SERIES.

A SNcULAR HIsroRY In the wear
isS6 the eity Of Buffalo. ". Y. contained
among ITS population a citrEen Of ndefaiig.
able industry AMI antiring enterprise.
Whole blocks Of caPAcioas warehouses -ere
erected By him. new streets we're lad oct.
graded. paved and lighted upon BIS recon-
nendation and -ith bis assistance: and no
Psblic undertaking "a. considered s.lre Of
success ~ithout the sanction and ard Of thi.
public spirited ciiizea The crash Of 1857
came and q caused han 90 totter. To su.-
tain his credit FOR a fc- days. in an evil
hour b. committed deed which consigned
him 20 The State Prison. Pardoned out.
and no eradicable stigma save that INSOFAR
able from misfortune attaching 20 b.. name.
b. came 30 Ne~ York city and started the
hotel business A. the corner Of Broadway
and Cortlandt street Long Island sea
girt shore and took the Bah House. n
summer establishments. Soon disxuSted
With has iii luck there be left this region Of
eiviiizaiion altogether and removed 20 the
soiIfBdes % West Virginia as a rest q quiet
and rest for the remainder Of bis days. lie
settled in ~hat has proved 70 be the heart
Of the West Virginia oil r.gion-snd nov
this unfortunate yet lueky. this untiring and
irrepressible man. concludes his strange
and sven'ful history BY IeA,ing to h. heir,
a fortun- valued a. three millions ofdoIla-,.
He bore the -eil known name Of Rafhbun.
y. y Herald
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-01-06

A school mA'Am oct West tells The fol-
lo-ing incident;
She wAs teaching a small school IN AN
adjoining town. and - boarding round. =
On visiting "a new place one Monday
noon. sbs seated herself With the family
round pine table. and made a neal Of
brown brcsd. fai fried pork. and roasted
potatoes. just before pushing back from
the table yoGngester Of ten year, eHelain-
ed
i know what good vietuals is. We,
ma 'am ] know What fis.-
% Dc you indeed p said the embarrassed
school mA'Am. not knoEing that to say.
and ashamed 70 say nothing.
Nc'. mA'amf know ~hAt good VIC
t1as 10 I've been away from bone two
times. and eat lots on en-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-01-06

a istter from q rshel soldisr % the o. BE-.
loved of be- soui. said % have been inter.
oepied. contains sons toschiug paragraphs.
lie 'sy'. " ~ qsricrs IN camp srs ps.sa.
BE bui ihs qnarters in nay pocket are not.
Last n'ghi ] hsd = nod paddle ior ny pil-
80. ard covercd myself 9TH sheet of
~aier. long ior more ~hisksy bsrrsl.
snd less gsn barreh more biscuits and
less baiieis. Hov ~ish you -ere here
The iaiber svsy get from you The better
ike you-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-01-06

MsKINc 4 ctE,T Frs. Two Dutch farm
ers a. kinderhook. whose farsas were
Aajaceu'. we're out IN tbcir respective fields
~hen one overheard a. unusually loud hal
looIng IN the direction Of gap m a high
srons wall. and ran wiih all speed 10 the
plaer. and the following brief conversation
ensucd
Shon. vat ish C. mafterY~
90 Vel. aca.- says john. o.. I vas trysaz
10 ciiub on ie top Of dish high stone uaI
and j cen Of. and al te stone wan tuubled
do~n onto ne. and "a Ia. has broke one
Of nine legs OF. and both Of mine arras
smashed nine ribe b.. and dcesc pig
stones are laying onto te top Of mine
BODY
o. j. dat all'~ says The other. IVY yoa
boiio 80 bag loud. ! tot yos got De foof
ache"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-01-06

One of the New York Heraid's CORES
pondents Nth General Sberman', army
found himself out of wriiIng-paper on b,
journey through Georgia. About a dozen
reaHa' Of unsigned rebel currency Of variou.
denominations vas captured AZ MiIledre-
vile. and the ingenious reporter wrote rs.
narrative on the backs % tie notes. He
~as somewhat surprised a. the conclusion
on reviewing his manuscript, to ind ,hat nc
hae used ~ over a million dollars.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-01-06

NARrIN LUTHEE At HoNE AND a. uE
wss- Bot ] could not bring up ny ooncrp-
ton Of Luther in Germany 90 the idea hal
Of him before. I sa- his manuscripts. col
leefion' Of hrs works. portraits, bat has big
dnnking-eups we're. after all. the most prom
inent memorials be left behind him. He
~As jolly old soul. hearty and honest. I
dare say. and banged away a. the pope and
The devil with good vii and good effect
Bot there vas nothing high and grand about
HIM vent to see the place where the dew
d Is SID 20 have helped him over the vail.
Of Augsburg; but even there. not CLEAN
Of poetry associated itself With b. fam.
The huge drinking cup seemed 10 swallow
up everything. and the eouplei. said to be
his. appeared 20 tell the whole story
~Who iav~- nj -anss 80. sd .oox-
Rss.in. = SOD 40 hi. he Lsax"
In short. his burly face and figure. and
the gobiei' THAI testify 20 his powers. made
Il absolutely impossible for me % connect
any heroie idea ~ith him. rProf. Felton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-01-06

SFUEGEoS AND THE YaSEEE A gentle
man from England relates an sne~dote of
Mr. SPurgeon thatis too good 20 be Lost.
be great preacher 10 illustrate " personal
effort. one day told story Of ..Yankee-
-hc boasied thai be coald -hip the eaiire
Engiish nation.
" And boz could you DO ng~ sad by
stander.
Wey'- said The Yankee. % wolud
take one Engiisbman at a time. then an
other. and - on until al -ere whipped
IA the close q the sermon there cane.
tall. looking man. ~bo hailed from
the state Of Maine. and presented 70 Mr.
SPurgeoa letter o. introduction. Soon
Mr. SPsrgron addrcssed the ne- conner by
saying
We'll. ny American friend. bo- do you
Ike H'X illustration u individual poser
dra-n from your coantryuen2~
" oh. ~as q1.'c -eI pleased 9Th b..
brf-l-- .i aa- -s true
80 true. 90 true. said Mr. spurgeon.
90 what 30 you mean. sir
neN ankce tnai did that once.
"a rrpiy
d" All -Lat "a, his name Mr. Spur-
ge0n asked
" The name. or. ~ss George Wsshing-
Con perhaps you hase heard of him.
Mr Sperrcon io,ned 10 ihe hearty laurb.
ard ailovri that ihe Nsukeo ras too nsch
for him
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-01-06

AvrsINc lNcinENrs oF SurRN,N's
MsEcH. The most pathetic scenes occur
upon our line of march daily and hourly
Thousands ofnccro women Join the coluuu.
some Carrying household truck others. and
many q them arr. those who bear tbe heavy
burden % children in fbeir arms. ~hfc old
20 boys and girls plod BY their side, AT
thrse WOMEN ani rhiil-rn are ordered bart
l.artrrnaia- f.ou-b 70 may i, tl r f..,
them liberty. Ihsy ronf 20 One beg,
thai shc may 50 to see hrr husband and
chi'lrcn 81 >avanuah Long year. ago she
vas forced from then snd soH. Another
has beard her BOY was in Maoon. sui she
. d" done gone ~iib grief going on four
ycars.
baf the majority accept the aivcnt of the
Yaakces a. fhe ais'ment of th- niilenniaI
prophecies The lav of iabdee.- the
hope and PRAYERS of lifetime have cone.
Thcy cannot b. ma1s fo unIerstaaI thst
thev m1si rcuaia behind. and thsy are at
issei only -hen General Sbermta tells th-ra
-af be does every iay-thai - shall come
IA 4 ior them some time. snd thsi tbey
uusf b. raiient until the proper hour Of &C.
hferanre comes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-01-06

Mr Kaias Traftoa of Alhed kiiieI this
month bog nineteen moniis old. uhich a.
Ger dressed ~eigbsd s69 ibs.' n ary
body osn beat thst bog iet them come for
-ard and they shan Be bard
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-01-06

CAVES wtrH SHErr II is ~en know-.
Pcrhsps. 90 most of your agricultoral resd-
ers. that late caives. When they come % fhe
barn IN ~ fail. ~ilt. " confined in var,I.
-iih older animsis. frcquensiy sirken snd
become debiiitsfed Beiua ~eskcr snd
sunal tbey ar usually sh,,vel sboat. snd
derrivcd of theiriue sbars ~ fJoi and iu
conscquence. .' fan s-ay- rspidly No-
never aliow aniaa.i. of this dss-rip,ion %
sssocia's 90 b. confned ~i,h larrer one..
bui pr fbem -ifh ny sheep. ~bere there =
10 dsnger q their dong o. rrceiving hsrn.
sirk csives. have oi,-erved. oiten rick up
sni desour 18th stifify the bay and sfra-
ircn among tie sh-ep dung Il - a.s.licin-
sl. and I 49, Of NJ article thst hssa more
iuusnedisfe snd saiutsry eject IN restoring
dises.ed cslses 20 heaiih than sheep dag.
hsve practice,i this usage fof us.ny yesr..
sn,l have never ioss az snirnsi. though I
have hai uusny sick When hey cane b tbs
bsru lGermsnfo-n Tsiegr.ps.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-01-06

TIE Congregsi.onal SOCIETY," q Alfred
recently mad. thcir pastor. Rev Mr Orr
. hsndsorns donsfion of over 500
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-01-06

A isdy once declaring that she could pct
undersiand hos gentleman could smoke.
% Il absolutely sbortens their lives. sad
she
'' dont kno- that replied q gentle-
nan There's ny father -bo ,nokes
every blessed day. ani b. is nov seventy
years old
Well. was tie reply. 10 be hsd never
smoked BE- mi ighi have been eighty
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-03-08
SPLENDID FARM
V Valuable a TimberLand
private Sale!

I 'hE subscriber offers to sell, at n bargain. T,
a following described valuable proper ,vs
w. ying on the Susquehanna River. in G
peh tomh'hip' Clearfeld county bounded on m,
sus' py !he river, on the south by lands of Johr
ounuernn, on the west by lands of peni, R,ira
anu on the west by lands of j. L. Lee, containjna
ZOO acres of land, partly bottom and rortIv ia :.
i9hd, with hity or sixty acres cleared, on wbisl
'here is erected good two-story dwellinr !. .bonsa
iog' barn and other ouIbuildings. The land i
well calculated for either grain or hay and ly;no
Immediately on the river, half way between NJ
Ghee'S and Twins Mllls-3 miles from Zach
the situation is most eligible for any kind ot
business, there being good mill-sea at tho low
er end Of the place.
The uninlroyed land is well covered with
white Fine and Oak Timber There is also an
abundance OF timber for miles back from the
river that must reach the river at this point as
there is Rafting Beach on this land sufficient
10 accommodate thirty RATS.
There is also en- abundance Of Coal under tho
surface, and if there is cool oil anywhere in tn a
valley of the Susquehanna, il will be found here.
The place is well watered, and is well calcula.
ted for the raising of stock
1t will be sold at bargain. The title is indis.
putable.
Es- For further information apply at this of .
nee, ana Tor terms, 6o, to the subscriber on tho
premises; ?. NJ. SMITH,
jan. 26, 1865. Cu.h p. O
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-03-08


lCENSE NOTICE.-Tbo fo,,om;.
=, t1 persons nave filed in tho Office of he Clnrl
~ ino oUurl oil Quarter Sessions of Clearded co
'neir petltons and bonds for license Mt ,ho No 10
sessions next agreeably to tho act of A,somhI.
ohliIeu IAN act to regulate tho sale Of in,orio:,
ing Liquors" DO. ''''' u tn'VAieat
TAVERN LICENSES.
samuel Z, Hepburn, Penpyille
VIM. Reed, Lumber CITY.
ISAIAH Wall, Pennville.
John Sheeser, Union.
David Johnston, Clearfeld.
John Stone, Stonoville.
ID, II. Paulhamus, Beccarja
Edward Albert, Boges.
VIM Evans, Guelch.
Mrs Root, Woodward.
John 5. Radebach, Decatur.
David Coplin, Decatur.
i: +, Boalich, do
W. Sohwem, Brady.
Eli Fly. Brady.
robert J. Haynes, Karthaus.
Adam Knarr, Brady.
Benz Bloom, jr. Curwens, ille
Hobt. Stewart, Grard.
W. W, Worrell, Curwensville.
MERCANTILE LICENSE.
George llagerty, Woodward
I!audius Barney, Covinpton.
,,oo d. +, ErZWEILER,
''-0'''' Irotv.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-03-08
COURT PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, Hon. SAMUEL LINN, Pres
w idcntJudgs Of the Court Of Common plcas
OF tho twenty fifth Judicial District, composed of
the counties Of Conrfeld, Centre and Clinton
and The Eon, JAMES BLOOM and Hon. JNO. d.
THOMPSON, Associate Judges Of Clvat Reld u"
have issued tn cir preccpt, to difected. for the
holding Of a Court Of Common Pleas, Orphans
Court, Court Of Quarter Sessions Court of oyer
and Terminor, and Court of General Jail Delivery,
ut the Court House at Cjearheli, in and for the
county Of Cleardeld, on the
THIRD Moniay l2)@ dIy) Of Nacl, 1865.
NOTICE Is therefore hereby given, to the
Coroner, Justices Of the Peace, and COus;ubes,
in and fer said county Of Clarified, TO appear in
their proper persons, with their Rolls, Records,
Inquisitions, Examinations, and other Remem-
brances, to do those things which to their Offices
and in their behalf pertain to be done.
GIVEN under my hand at ClcarGeld, this goth
day Of February, in the year Of our Lord ono
thousand eight hundred AMI sixty five.
JACOB FAUST, &cIy.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-03-08
One Hundred and Twon,y-Five
ID EGIsrER,s NoTICE,-No,io,,.t..o,

EGiSrER's NOTICE.-Notice is bcro h,
III given that the following accounts have Locy
examined and passed by me, and remain Glod oI
record in this office for the inspection Of hcrs
iegatees, creditors, and all others in anv way
interested, and will be presented to the nav,
Orphans Court Of Clearfcld county. to be hciJ
at the Court House ia the borough of Clear6eld
commencing on the Sd Monday of March
1901, for confirmation and allowance.
l. The partial account of James McMurrav
ana H. ID. Rose, executors Of the last will npi
testament Of Jos. McMLrray, late of tho borough
OF New Washington, Cearfold county, deceased
:. The final account Of Julius A. Torpe. execu-
tor Of Thomas Carson, late of Brady township,
deceased. ~
J. The partial account of Mory Spencer. nd
ministrstTix Of James Spencer, deceased.
I. The final account of John L. Rsap. and
George y. Rheoms, executors Of the last will and
testament Of Abraham Reams, late of Lawrcpre
twp, ClcarGold county, deceased.
,. The account Of James A. Hcglrty and Jas.
IL. Hosarty, Executors OF the last will and rrs a..
lament of John Dill on, late Of Boccaria township,
deceased.
Registers Olicc. It. BARGER,
req. Io-tc. Register.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-03-08
AN ACT Relative to the Payment of
Bcunties IN the County Of Clearfeld

The following is copy of Il Bill for
bouutics n our county. 1t originated
in the Senate, has passed both Hous.
es, and is now a law.
A general Bounty Bill has also pas
sed the Senate, allowing muni cipal au-
thoritics to pay slOO bounty, and Civ
Ing bounty to Drafted men and those
putting in substitutes. This last nam
ed bill will probably become Il law.
, srcrIov |. BE It erected By he Senate and
House Of Repre-, entatires Of tie Commonwealth q
Penn,yiraHia IN General AsssAbiy met, and u 's
hereby enacted By authority ct the same, That the
commissioners of Ciearfeld county shall be, and
they are hereby authorized, to pay to each ciu-
Tea who has been drafted since August 25th, 1864,
and Is now in the service, ,thcreirom has hut IN
substitute since that date, or shall hereafter be
drafted therofrom and 20 into service, or Shall
put On acceptable substitute into the service IN
bis room. the sum Of $500 and al the provisions
VI the several acts Of Assembly of this Ctmmcn-
wealth authorizing the borrowing OF money lGr
the payment of boun ties, and the assessment nhd
collection of taxes for that purpose shall, be ana
they are hereby extended to, and declared to ap-
ply to the purposes aforesaid in the county aloie
said and the said $500 shall be paid at Sueh
time and in such proportions as the said Commls- 70
sioners may direct, provided thst the "hoie
thalI be paid before the expiration OF the umo
~, which the citizens may have 5ean drafted
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-03-08

0IL,-Because we say nothing about
our great staple This week our distant
readers must not think the ching has
played out" On the contrary, we hear
Of new oil springs almost daily-var5 ing
in their flow" fyon a gallon day to a
gallon an hour. Several new companies
are projected.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-03-08

eGs~ The editor of the Beilefonte Press
still insists that deserters are fortified in
the mountains of Clearfeld" We hope
the Provost Marshal will bring him here
to point 'em out. They would no doaLt
te worth seeing.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-03-08

THE OLD BANK MADE NEw.-By the
notice o! the comptroller of the National
Currency, published in another column
will be seen that a Charter has been
granted for new bank in this place, to be
called "The National Bank of Clearfield.' y
This Rank takes the place of the old
"CleaIfeld County Bank" chartered un.
der State authority. This change was
made necessary by the evident determi-
nation Of the present dominent party TO
tax State institutions out ofexistence -
The old Bank was one OF the sourdest io-
,titulions 10 The State, and was wei. and
carefully managed, and in proportion to
its capital, did large business.
The new Bank - or rather the same
Bank under different charter is owLcd
and will be managed BY the same men,
who are among the most reliable business
men, embracing very large proportion
Of the substantial wealth of the county.
It cannot fail 10 do large amount of bus
iDess, and Rs long as there is safety in
''greenbocks," twill be a perfectly safe
Institution.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-03-08
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS IN
Sewing Machines
EMPIRE SHUTTLE MACHINE
pA1ESyrED FEBRUARY Arm, 1860.
SALE5R00MS.
$50, Broadway, New York.

252, Washington Street, Boston.
THIS MACHINE Is CONSTRUCTED ON
! Il entirely new principles Of mechanism pos
sessing many rare and valuable Improvements,
| having been examined by the most prof und ex-
perts. and pronounced to be SIMPLICITY and
PERFECTION combined.
I 1t has straight needle, perpendicular action,
makes the LOCK or SHUTTLE stitch, which
will neither rip or rayel, and is alike on both
sides; performs perfect sewing on every descrip-
tiOn ef material from Leather to the finest Nau
sock Muslin, with cotton, linen, from the colrs
est to the finest number
Having neither Cam nor Cogwhccl, and the
ns possible friction it runs as smooth a. glass,
and is cmphatically
4 NOISELESS MA CHINE!
1t requires Fifty per cent less power to drive
it than any other machine in the market girl
twelve years of age can work 1t steadily, without
fatigue or injury to health.
Its strength and Wonderful Simplicity of con-
struction renders 1t almost impossible to got out
of order, and is Guaranteed by the company to
give entire satisfaction.
We respectfully invite all those who may do
sire to supply themselves with II superior article,
to come and examine this Unrivalled Machine.
But in a more especial manner do we solicit the
patronage Of
Merchant Tailors, Corset Makers,
Coach Makers, Cater Filters,
Hoop Skirt Man Shoe Binders,
ufacturers. Vest and Panta-
Shirt & Bosom loon Makers,
Makers. Dress Makers,
Religious and Charitable Institutions VIII DC
literally delat with.
PRICES or MACHINE COMPLETE;
~ t--...t.. Nf..l:., ,;,h IIo,unr Ealler
and Broidsr S 60
No 2, ssnall Manufacturing, with Extension
Table, 20
No. 3, Large Manufacturing, with Extension
Table, 90
No. 4, L'ge Manufacturing, for Leather, with
Rolling Foot and Oil Cup, 100
One half hours instruction is sufficient to ouable
any person to work this machine 60
theiF entire satisfaction!
esy- AGENTS wanted fer AL towns in the United
States, where Agents are not already established
Also for Cuba, Mexico, Central and South Amer
ca, to whom liberal discount will be given
Terms invariably Cash on delivery."eN
4. J. MCARTHUR d 90.
SAG. BROADWAY, N, Y, 552 WASHlNGIOh
ST, Boston, 72o, CHESTNUT ST. Fhiia,
A. & Co. lfeo' o-iJ'