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, 1866-01-27

MILITARY OmDKn. commend the order
Of General Daniel u. Sickl"., for the better
cover nmcn, of the State, published in to-day
paper, as worthy Of careful pernsai. 1t. is wit.
ten in n spirit Of justice. and couchcd In com.
p,ehcnsivc terms. II gives Us most .qiini pr.
vil"gcs, protecting all from my discrimination,
on account Of color or caste. The ohnnxiou.
Negro Code is nnnullrd. and tn" cnl"rcd mnr
mounts the highes,suminit 6s human liberty TIM
came within the rang. Of his authority. l.,k,
the supplinnts a, 'h" Judicial Tar in Shak sprnrc'.
. HIND Of Blood" sc r"jiice to rxclstm-".
Daniel came to Judgment!
, 1866-01-27
f.Advcrtis,.iNrut.l

AL1rrLE CoMM6N SEN,E.-Ii ws, VIII hut r..
fleet Il moment, we will perceive lYyeftEood rcA.
son for the evident fact that Inconsistencies
%liirrEn. ARE III worlu. wide rmnhd:aSS1STh III rca.
son liz. i'll their com POSITION. They are pr. pared
from S,ssnfrns. IA bark 6 rutiah root. CaIumus.
and other Ingredients hnn"n - Gat!dr! ,on,vs.
They are combined not viii. bad WHISKY, bu,
with the very hes, '%Jamucia" in the mhtk.t.
Aud lastly. they urr. prepared wi'h the utmost
care and attention. Crrrnlnly this ttipl" reason
IL sufficient 10 account for III" pniulnrit, Of
NrnREL's llrrEn,. md for The fac, of their
universal success III III, cnrr Of indigestion, liver
complaints. md the like diseases.
, 1866-01-27
HORACE WATERS
Great Musical Estaiblish=
ment.

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n1 w.,c4. riano. and Melodeon. challenge
with lie finest made anywhere in the counsfy-Home
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our friends viii and ~ Mr.. v .ters' store ths ,5ery b:st
I'9 nl.,e s,es.1w!;,sh.n' slss.aine; n.l -,
shes, Mus.e ehd any music published in tho United
Sheet Musie, a little so,led. at III cent. par p.S.. !.
s~ABBATK- SCHOOL BELL, No. ]
sABBATH- SCHOOL nELL, NO. 2,
cHoHAL UARf
rns DADDY;
PRICES: j,
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BELLS, Nos. ! and 2. il. One Volume; ali
'el pA g?::st { 10 jTS4 .DE Ell s s[ . GSu'i SCHOOL,
ins sdis!nsr!y po.,a15 snd fs slfEy d Tais: t hs'ls,i r5 ssf S Sei:
''' i iIifA T'tHK i$Siii NEEoD1sr, . new re,
Siv.l Lynn and Tune Book, Price Three Dollars Del
S IlAiS SiSie2a Z sis5 RS!'''' A rs S'''' @SeRaiRsjEKuoms:
III 80 Sc HORACE WvAraRs:
, 1866-01-27

Al wAsnii,so541o1s.-Mr. A. !. Rnnsicr, the
delegate OF the colorcd people Of South Caro-
lima at Washington, writes cncournsingly in
reference to the prospect Of our cause in Con-
gress. The friends Of cqunl rights have the in
side of the trnck. W. noticed the name Of Mr..
Ransier among those Of c"lorcd delegates from
other States, signed 10 II petition to Congress
praying for the elective franchise in the District
Of Colum bia.
, 1866-01-27
j. ". BRADLETS Nely Patent DUPLEX
ELLIPTIC. (r douhle) SPRING SKIRf.

VESTS BRADLEY L CARY, Proprietor. OF tho
Invention, and Sol" Manuksc,irrr, 81 Chambers aud
10 81 Rcndc Streets, Sew YetS,
This ln%vention consists OF Duplex Tor twol Elliptic
pure rcEinei steci springs, ingcniouxly braided tight.
~ ana firmly together, edge TO edge, making Tho
toughest. Most flexible. elastic and aarahle spsirk
eyer USED. The, seldom hsnd or break. like the sin.
gle. springs, snd consequently preserve their pcrfeci
single spring skirt that ever has or can bt made,
The woodsEful ~hrNihiljtf and vrca; romf FOR; and
plea sure 10 any lady wearing the Duplex Elliptic skir.
VIII be experienced particularly in all crowded assem-
hli"a, operas, carriages railroad cars, church nrws.
arm chairs. f1r promenade and house dress, ms the
ELK or. muslin dress. i,
A lady lawn. enjoyed tho plca.nrr, comfort and
great convenience OF wearing the Duplex Ellin.r
steer spring skirt for 4 single day will never a6N
wards willingly. dispense with their nsr. For cA4 :
arru, misses and young ladirs they are su, : -ioI to xll
others. -
Thc.Ioops are covered With . py double twisted
THREAD and will wear twice u. long ns the single warn
lco'criipS ~iflGb lsnscd On all single steel hoop rki5fs.
Tue tHffe hptt6m rods 9n every skirt Ar" also dor5!r
steel. anH twice ur double covered to prevent tie ruy.
erinY from wearing off the rods when .irargin: de- w7,'
subject to whom il use. II. .#. -
aliarc made Of the acw anl elegant corded tnpc.
and are the best quality IN ever, part. giving 10 r,,c
wcar.r the most Grnrefnl and perfect share possible
and are unquchtionahiy the iightcst, most des iruhIc:
and economical skirt ever made '
For Sale in NIL Hrst class store, in his civ mud
throughout the United States and Canadax Unv,n,
de Cuba, Mexico, South America and the Nest
Indies.
EpT' Inquire for Du.Aex Elliptic Tor doublr)
Spriug Skirt. Jams lwl4
, 1866-01-27

0EH. L11rLEF1LED- This officer has not yet
been examined, md the manner in miich the case
has been represented i'll this department lead,
w to hope he will press for an early trial SO rs
it will not be limited at that his nccustrs ARE
holding off to get their brcvets confirmed. lie,
him dcmnud II hearing and then justice ~il! be
done ard the srrvith relieved ri officers with
''ou,a command. Rctrincliirtnt il the order Of the
day.
, 1866-01-27
Cranes Grease Extractor.

This compound thoroughly extract. Grra.c Pitch,
! ar, oils. &c., from cotton, woolicn. AMI all other Kind
OF goods, without The least injury 10 the finest f4,rir;
for rrmnrins grease from cuatrotlars AMI other
clothing. carpets. &c. Twenty thousand boxes sold
IN the streets Of Boston in four week. In 2 months.
II hundred nni fifty thousand. Tie trad- supplied OF,
reasonable terms. Agents wanted. Manufactured
and sold by A.O. ca * Co. 49,, ~ ashing;nn ST..
l'ost"n. Mass. Information as TO its value 10 br oh
ilhrn Al ms olhre Dec II. II
, 1866-01-27

SDNN REWARD The subscriber will pay
-'-OOi the above reward 10 any one who will
bring to him, or TO this office, his grandchild, of about
hve years Of nge. His fathers name was Jacob Nc,
kGnzie, and his mo,frr's name was Salina, {by the
child called Nena.l Tir mother WAS formerly held by
JaMb Barrett, of LiRtOu, Tia, and hired TO Dri
Car, Of Washington CO.. ia. Soon after General
sheIman'a army entered savannah, ths. mother aud
mother was taken sick, and placed thc child in chargc
Of = gentleman who hsd bur Que leg, and who pro
mi.eh 10 lake the child t".sasannah for her. The
shall b. sufficient to i%dentif, The child, the Kindness
OF the oi'r who restores him viii erErp e, .cmcmbcrcd
IN addition to the above reward being :jraid.
.g## ISAAC WILLIAMS,
Nov. 2s-tf9 80 Wolf S., Cliailrston sc.
, 1866-01-27

Dooxst Books! Douxs!- Toour friends in
New England. We are in want Of school books
Of all kinds. and those thousands Of old books
laying about the hpuse will be very useful
They! tcan 90 q great deal of good. Send them
down to US and We will distribute them to the
poor and needy:
, 1866-01-27
Try Contain No P0isonou, Drug

Purity vEGk!AnLE. - Hubbcl's Celebrated
Golden Hticrs arc composed Of Gcntian, Calamous
Root. Mid Cherry Bark Anisc, Orange Peel, CALI
ava Ea:S, Colnmbo, Bark Of Sasatras Root, Sherry
Wine; %Sustcrnut BARK, Caraway Seed, Yellow
Dock DMAclion, &C., all pIcserved in Jamaica Rum.
, 1866-01-27
Invigorating and Strengthening.
FoRTiFIEs TIE SYSTEM AGAINST THE
EFFECTS OF USwHoLEsoME WAFER.

TUE BEST Tonic n THE woRLp.-1hcv In.
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tenn rh-y work like magic. aud will cure all case. u
dyspepsia, It.bility, Intermittent Furcr, nisrrhea
Jnnndicr. Nervous Affections, Liver Compliant, Inss
~ Appetite. Heartburn, Bilious Collie, Fever and
Ague. Sra. Sickness. &c. &c. -
, 1866-01-27
ME AMERICAN rAND COMPANY AND
l. AGENCY,
No. 81 broadway, Now York.

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Farmers, mechanics and o,hers.1 DESTROYS Of trans.
'"rring their labor and skill to the South.
II designs to all. through thu means offered by a
central o;hrrin New fnrs n,ri its branches rl.cw here.
l. he great work Of The spcial aud economical r.nr.
tn'lL.tion OF IN" south. by bringing together the
nwn'rs 81 plantations and farms seeking purclias, rs
ani industrial Development OH the onr hand, with
those VIII" command I'll. capita and labor am, skill on
the ether land. II will devote itself t. the work Of
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l-tir., u.ctul icr. those who may, on grounds Of pccu-
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which tile south can be restored. its people OF every
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aud It's communities brought to take ,ii.i. share u,
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Tn" COMPANY proposes To interest The cnJcrprizc and
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hy the broad lands OF The South nov upcn fur th- fir
time Ia free labor, but whose owners Mud occupicrs
are suffering from TIE waste Of war. T..
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The officers ar. -
JOHN a. ANDREW, President,
FRANK T. HOWE, Vice. I'rrsidch.t ana :
ioCKE Vi. WINCHESTER, Treasurer, !:
tEUKGE CAlOr WARD, !
ALFRED GATrilER;
Nh wIsEW Ella General Agcn, South.
HlillESr lREMiuM presented by Mass.
- charitallc Society, 1865
, 1866-01-27
PcriStaItic LOzeigcs
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u o / il 10 Is

MADAM L~ATIERl1'a EXCELSIOR DROPS.
NJ anew and beautiful PREPARATION Tor the Toll
ct. which ilnl,artS Il ficsh. far and healthy hue 10
The complexion, and renders the Skin so., and
smooth * m infant and removcsall hlotcfcs. fans.
ircckicS and other impurities that may arise from
other causes. This preparation is intended 10 take
The i,'arc ri iii. oil inferior Articles ui powder thar
tarc been so long in use Tor want OF something l,ct-
ter, more appropriate, permanent anI applicable to
the Requirement OF the Toilet. Madam's Pearl
Drops, unlike the powders, remain upon the face
al day, and do not disappear M the first symptoms
OF perSpcrAtiOn, neither is il entirely removed by
every little passing breeze; Int after one thorough.
application, upon dressing, il is unnecessary 10 use
it again the same day, unless it is the wisi, OF the
ladies to 10 so. This preparation is, for many rem
SONS, Ear superior to all others now in nsh; its deli
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fresh hue OF health. and the warm, bright glow thai
it imparts, wherever used, makes it both valuable
and beneficial, rs n %hcautiicr and a prescryer OF
the complexion. Unlike the dry preparation. il
never brings tho blush OF chnSrin ana anoyance 10
the ricck by being reminded OF its use liz hints
and insinllntions Ut different kinds Of associates and
companions. The quantity each bottle contains ami
the durability Of the Pearl drops makes il the
cheapest MS well rs the best hc,ititititr III existence.
For sale by all druggists.
Dec 90, 3ml3
, 1866-01-27
Ransier and Farrar.

AGO King st. s Doors abovc
john.
Constantly on hand u fine assortment al
IL Groceries anil Fancy goud>. From us III. nus.
lie can BE- supplied with the choicest teas, sugar can
fruits, butter, lard aud sour Of tho very best Quail.
ilrs' Mo meals III pickle from the Northern Mark.ts
~ weekly steamers. Here ran also he found the ccle.
hrn'ed Trenton truckers, IN quantities. to suit pur.
chat"rs. Al those who arc fond of getting m nice
parties viii 10 WELT o give MS a call before purchas.
ing elscwhere,
\. Is Our prices arc n. Reasonable as any in the
City. 's
, 1866-01-27
SAWYER'S
Crystal washing Blue.
EDWIN WEBSTER s Co. sole Agent.
orth. Cry OF New York,

TN y w, SOIH 5ycnts
forth C.'y OF Ncw York,
NJ. -. PLATr ST, (near William. )
The DUALITY rf thi. Blu. l. unr1ualcd Brip- nurcjv
rr."lt'!", II Will not lniur. tir tlr., fabrics, ana Lis.
'oit's - freely IN water a. Il entirely prevent stains.
h'ih'h'ity IN rach. h"Ni much greater than intny
o'hcf k,nih ~ blu" put urim hON"> one small bOx
! ,ln1i ~ 'nsf tn on quar- Of liquid blue.
here IL no dang"r from freezing, u, In the case of
li"ntl blue. -
With our patent box there is no waste. and no acci.
i'nt can occur no the blu" i, use! without removing
thu cn:"-. @
For n"a'n".s AMI convenience Il, surpasses all other
kinds Of liquid or box blue.
Ja"i3,lmi' For sale b. all Grocer. and Druggists.
, 1866-01-27
HuBRELs SUPERIOR OLD
Cabinet Brandy (NIcdicatcd, )

Az usEouALLED REMEDY. toR
n%}srIhea, Simmer Complaint, colera Morbus, Gripine
Pains IN the Bowels, Collie and Chronic piarrhea. II
Of Water and Dict, Used with grent isnccces in ihr
Army. Hospitals IN violent cases or Chronic ri,rrhes.
This preparation is simple and harmless, unaduItera
ted, expressly for medicinal u,e.
SOL1 Nv ALL PARTS OF TIE World.
un as Ge s'Ica, Depot y Amsrie;n Expres. Building; IS
ter and Ferry Streets, hudson. N. Y. -.
jand lylt Geo. HtBBEL 1 Co. Proprietorr,,
, 1866-01-27

pECElvEn Ry'OnEAR & FENWlCK,
IL q Iioa,-load o! COTTON from 81. Helena ia.
land. Also Just received, 1900 SHINGLES.
Dee ~, H r.
, 1866-01-27

THE EIAmMOxD ENT, for. the
4 cure O. M~heumatlsm. tiiet, Neurslgis, isores,
ment in use. For sale by .s,, l-tE "
So ]. RhRrLETT.P ATTEN,
COTS prugstst,'V Harrison avenue,
, 1866-01-27

nii. HUNTERS Sure REMEDY FOE 4 SPECIAL.
m III, sent d! express or mail everywhere. In
ci9ri! sealed packages. secure from observation. on RI.
csipt Of the price by mail. Price 500 mar bottle. Al
dress Box ael, Boston Fort once. sd
, 1866-01-27

THE NEW YORK DAILY THInUEEis published
every morning ana evening Sundays cAcrptcd) at $40
per year s. for six months.
Terms cash III advance.
Draft. on New YORK., or Post Oti: ( orders, par able
mode OF remittance, Address
TIE TRIBUN T. NV York.
, 1866-01-27
PERRY DAVIS
VEGETABLE
PAIN KILLER:

WE BEG TO CALL The Attention!
Y. Of tn. public to this long tes.ed and un-
rIv a1,od .... .U ..H. .H #. "."g.. ~
, 1866-01-27

s0LD IN ALL PARTS OF THE World
, 1866-01-27

M''i subscribers, single copy. ! year.: numbers. S 2 90
,.''' suosrf'oF'a' ,u' u hVe...... ............ . 10
=" pP'eS "n'ir''ss" 10 names "f subscribers -. II %
= "cii'y COPIES addressed to names of suhscribtrs... IS 90
{ coE'es' !" one address. lS %
i"ti'y c'r'e', 10 one address. SO 90
I'm extra copy will be sem, for each club OF ten.
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miscellaneous.

Parsons, Provisional Governor of Alabama has
been relieved, and the State turned over to the Gov
ernor elect.
WAsHIxGTox, Dec. 3l.-The Mexican Minister,
today, received official intelligence from President
Juarez of the abandonment of chihuahua by the
French forces. Two million Mexican silver dollars.
coined at Ell Paso, were deposited in one of the city
banks to- day, to the credit of the Mexican Republic
1t is reported tonight that the Secretary of State
has been notified by the Spanish Minister that one.
certainly, and possibly two. privateers are fitting out
in New York, to prey on Spanish commerce., under
the Chilean flag. General Logan has positively de-
ciiucd the mission to Mexico. His successor will be
appointed Immediately. Hon. Lewis d. Campbell,
of Ohio, is mentioned for the place. There are indi-
cations that the al r0ioFem duties will be done away
with during the present Congress, as far as possible.
and other duties substituted. A caucus was held of
the Southern members last night, at which it was
determined TO go home, and not return until March.
The impression among them is that their chances OF
admission are not sufficiently definite to warrant
their staying here.
Reports from Georgia give n woeful picture of
affairs in the interior OF that State. The country is
traversed by bands of outlaws, who hang and shoot
negroes and commit other like outrages. All North
ern men are driven out.
ARREST OF SEMMEs THE PRATE-Semmes, the pirate
was arrested in Mobile, on December 10th by orders
from Washington, received that day. He is still
under arrest.
|CoNsTITUTIoNAL AMENDMENT
Seward has issued q proclamation, declaring that
the amendment to the Constitution abolishing Slave
ry has been ratified by the requisite number of States.
General Grant had an interview with the Presi-
dent yesterday, and communicated to him the result
of his observations during his trip through Virginia.
North and South Carolina and Georgia. He was
everywhere respectfully received. He believes that
the people of the South almost unanimously desire q
speedy readmissiOn to their old positions in the
Union. and that their professions of future loyalty
and good behavior are honest and sincere.
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EUFODeIu.

NFw YoRK. Dec. 22-The Paris correspondent OF
the London Post says it is generally believed in om
cial circles that Spain will push her demands against
Chile. and that England and France will remain
neutral. while the United States will espousc the
cause OF Chile.
~ is thought the expected visi, Of The Empress
' Charlotte 10 France is preliminary 10 Maximilian's
return 10 Paris.
The papers are strictly forbidden to speak Of Next
can affairs.
The total deaths from cholera in Paris since its
OF November there were six new cases and four
deaths. and on the LIST Of December four new cases
and seven deaths.
Letters from Panama say indications are positive
that Peru will declare in favor Of Chile. She can
send at once two screw steam frigates o. forty guns
two very fast screw sixteen gun coryeites, besides =
new small steamer that can be made seryiceable in
various ways.
THE CATTLE PLAGUE-Thc cattle plague has been
increasing in England during the past month to an
alarming extent. During that period the attacks have
risen on previous monthly estimates from ii 600 10
p 1000, and the deaths to 2l 900. Between the ith
per cent. The Times assumes that the deaths,
instead Of 7OO q week are NJ least four times that
number, aud if the Winter does not bring a change.
the losses may be 6, 900 to 5000 weekly by Christmas.
O'Leary, Fenian, had been found guilty and sen
fenced to twenty years penal servitude. He made n
speech denying that he was a traitor. He declared
he owed no allegiance TO the Queen of England or
the British laws.
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escence in the authority Of the General Government
throughout that portion of the country that the mere
presence of a military force, without regard 10 mum
bers, is sufficient 10 maintain order. My observations
lead me 10 the conclusion that the cltiZeLs OF the
Southern States are anxious TO return 10 self govern
ment within the Union Rs soon as possible
Mr.. Lawrence Of Ohio, offered the following rcso-
luton:
ResoireR, That public and national security
demands that as soon as may be practicable JEFF.
Davis, the representative man Of the rebellion, should
have a fair and i'm partial trial in the highest appro-
pirate civil tribunal of the country, for the treason,
most hagrant III character, by him committed, in
order that the Constitution and laws may be fully
INDICATED, the truth clearly established and affirmed
that treason IS a crime, and the otense may be made
Infamous, aud at the same time that the question
may be judically settled finally and forever, that no
State OF its own will has the right to renounce its
place in the Union; that public justice and national
security demand that in case of the conviction of the
said jeff. Davis, the sentence of the law should be
carried into effect that IN like manner and for Ike
reasons such of the most ~eulpable Of the chief insti-
gators AMI consplrators of the rebellion as may be
necessary to satisfy the demands Of public justice.
and to furnish security for the future. and those
criminally responsible for the murder and starvation
of Union prisoners of war, should be tried and pun
ished for the high crimes Of which they have been
guilty, that justice should not fail of its purpose, and
that all who are guilty of, or are responsible for the
assassination of the late President, and great offend
ors during the recent rebellion, guilty OF aud reSpOn-
sible for the murder and starvation OF Union prison
ers Of war, as well as those guilty Of or responsible
for the other unparalleled violations of the laws Of
warfare. are amenable to. and should be tried. con-
victei and punished by q military tribunal. author
lied by the United States and sanctioned by the
common laws Of war and civilized nations, whenever
and so far as may be necessary TO secure the ends of
Justice. That the Committee on the Judiciary be
instructed to inquire what legislation. if any, may be
necessary to provide juries for treason and writs Of
error, and TO carry into effect the foregoing resolu-
ton, and that said committee report by bill or other
wise.
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Congressional.

WAsHINGToY, Dec. 18-The House of Represen-
tatives passed a bill giving Mrs. Lincoln $50, 900,
her husbands salary for one year.
In Congress several important bills were referred,
including Wilson's-to reorganize the regular army
upon the basis of service during the war; to bridge
the Mississippi at St. Louis; to establish boundaries
Of California, Nevada and Arizona.
\ resolution was offered in the House calling on
the President TO inform the House why JEFF. Davis
has not been brought to trial for treason.
Stevens of Pennsylvania made a speech on the
subject Of reconstruction. arguing that the late re.
bellious States must come back into the Union rs
new States. or remain rs conquered provinces. He
thought the whole subject was in the power of
Congress.
On the question who is leader of the House since
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REPORT OF THE COMMITTE
At THE
Sflfe Fair OF California.
1865.

EyLORENCE EWING
d a careful investigation Of this NEW AMI BEAUTIFUL
MACHINE, viewing il as We do in a mechanical point Of view,
we consbIer that it IS in many respects worthy OF much praise
particularly Of it, mechanical arrangement by which the
REVERSIBLE motion il obtained, which is simplicity ITSELF and
in our opinion worthy Of special consideration; also, the
COMPLETE and POSITIVE CONTROL OVER THE TEN
SION, a exhibited in this Machine, along with the mechanical
arrangement for taking up the slack Of the thread. as WAS
shown in sewing without any alteration, and without any stop
page q Machine, from the FINEST LACE to FOUR THICK
NESSES OF LEATHER.
Your Committee, therefore, after a close AMI careful inve=ti-
CATION. consider It; ONE OF TIE BEST AND MOST IMPOR-
TANTI IMPROVED MACHINES now in use. We. therefore. in
view Of the above facts, award it the FIRST and HIGH
EST PREMIUM VI
SAMUEL HILL, General Agent,
No. IL MONTGOMERY STREET.
SAN FRANCISCO. 5O2-