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, 1866-02-25

Is the only Physician as Specialist now n tho city
that be entirely relied upon. Go TO Hix. and nus
suffer nscase to remain In y7uF system. dsa1urln3
your cc and body, besides destroying your happiness
and future prospects IN lfo- He has mads personal
disease aud nervous debility his study tor the laat
twenty ycnrs, and Is therefore tho person whom an
afflicted should consult. No oua heard OF ps-
tteos Of his not beiS cured sace he been In the
city His reputation ha. vouchers In all The city pa
pers hts patients md the medical profession both he1a
aud abroad. being the most skilled Specialist lhcso
and thorough master OF hs profession. II all oths
Eail don't despair: give hin call. It II onIy oou.
mon occurzeacu with him to curs such csses. Ilt1
rooms are separate tor laiies and eent1se and the
most complete In tha city. Consultations tteu on&
confidential.
Once No. 170 South Clark street. corner Of Monroe,
halfa block hom tht1ost Otfee- Post Once Boz 15&
Chicago, III. Once honss from 4. m. to SPIN
Send for hts "Guids to Health" pob1the} monthly
nte Of charge
YoCa0 NK1, TAx1 PAKrIcuLAa Nor1c1,-Doctor
,inelov dsvotes much Of his tina to tho treatment OF
tto4e cauaed BY secret habit which rsns both
body md mind. uniting the uoeoztunsts individual
for either business society," Tho SD eject Of these
early habits or the excess Of per ysa II to weaken
and dtbltate the constitution. destroy tho physIcax
and mental powers, din1'sh aud eneehia tho natural
feelings, md exhaust the vital eucg1es OF n,anhood
the pleasures Of Life thr object Of marriage
frustrated, and exlstenee Itself rendered reem ,of
unceoslng misery and regret Such persans~ especially
those enntempIaine marriage. shoad lose 10 uuns In
making immediate application. Dr. B. By his new
teatncnt II enabled 10 ensure : speedy ndpe1ma-
penk cure.
q Ot1ce. 17D South Clfrkst., corner Of Monroe.
mNa9t
, 1866-02-25

they had a very severe winter and heavy
SHOWS. There has been considerable suffer-
inr among the miners and several casea Of
nmputation ofthelImb has resulted from c1-
posure. George says Virginia City is now as
large as Davenport. and Is prospecting. Next
spring latge immigration is expected, aud
severa! corporations With steam engines and
machinery viii commence operations on q
muct more extensive scale than ever beio1e
attempted. Georges friends will be glad to
hear be Is In fine health and weighs trile
pnder-two ffty,-Darcnpo1f Gaz<ss.
, 1866-02-25

sod Augusta CanN superrne. s14.oo; ezt7a supertna
$13.on, ard double e1tEa, Elso0. Bockwhe1t-5soek
light, no demand and nomtna1. Dustes actlrs and
ef prime Leaf z6as3c. Cheese dull mud heavy; west
srn. 2ta sc. aud Ensnsh dairy, sc: soap-BEown
heavy and dull star. 5Aasc.
GRocrRII-Ao]aSsts. Cuba Muscoyado. ttcadS de-
S49ase: Jaya 4sGsls. ,s1@ar, Brown, 1;alys clarI
in,sc: .MaeLerei, new, market overstocked. 80.
k1tte asf@a9 1es nominal no inquiry. Appess,
ard hcsv{. bs1 'as, Potatoes, mode.nt< stock a
s6Sa1 M S.a sat. NveTpoel market Gsutseds st 31ss9
t1Dd@lA ClEars. common domestic, f2p 5 % pei
1oQn.
srxpEH-cement per bri. hydraulic, ts,so Line,
e7@G si9 deathG. aales at 5sa51c T T.: uPpIsrsI e L
Shot, ttr bags 81; GunpoTdcs, Qiattes
key 1{ASN
, 1866-02-25
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET.

sITrEnAY EVENING. Feb.7&.
The Dfy Good market during the week lust closing
has been marked With fair degree Of activity. In
fact trade ha1 bcen better than anticipated There Ia
= good demand for DIRK PIinta, which are scarce.
MctTimacs, Cochecoa, Arnolds and Laucastess 1c
love-. Other stJ1cs nnchaased- Brown Sheettnss
1e lower Standards. No change In other banda
The stuck Is 1ceedtngly Light. BIeecbed Goo1a are
somewhat lover the best nyles but lev grades
UNCHANGED. Stripes easier. With aecline Of &C
on standard trade bEsnds, Other Domesucs same a.
last reported.
, 1866-02-25

Tho general markets to-dny rnlcd duh md easier.
Ihe decline In gold had deprcrs1ng effect in values
generally. and there Wac hut little activity.
Provisions ruled dull and heavy. Ness Pork de-
cllDed 5oc per barrel with sale. otaGo0 bra at $:600
q 2eGe5 chiefly at S:60p closing nt the inside ls-
Bulls Meats were quiet, with sale Of s,o0o pie
ces Shoulders Mt 1Dc loose Lard WIS dull md ea-
fie1, with lrht sa1es OF lie for prime steam,
aEd 1e@1s1sc for kettle.
Dressed Hosa we're firm and shnde higher, with
sales Al rangc o. 1l@1ls1e, chiefly at 1l11lA, d.,
yid1ng on zoe Us. The ma-ket closed frm al full
pr1ces.
Highwires were Erm but inactive, with eellera at
ss.1t. and buyers ut Se.1s. uighwincs in bond
were held at &c
Tue Flour market wae quiet and without any de-
c1ietl change in quotations. For low grade Extra
the demand las &alleu Of, and prices rather favor
buyers. Sales were made to-day at fs.D0 Eor Wiz
cout1n White Winter; $L15El7,25 for Spring Ex-
tn, and f5sss for Spring Super.
The market for No. Spring Wheat wac quiet
and uusettled closing nc lover than yesterday No.
aSpT3nr Wts eteady and unchanged. The fales az
erf.ate s5,G0o bu- at s11911-eoH for No. j. and
S8.3G79,zc ia. No. Spring in store-ciosiug dtm
At 81 .a01s for No. In store.
There WAS an aetiye demand for Rejected Corr.
and the market advanced 191kc, WITH salcs Of 49,.
000 bu at 3iE:135.fc-clostng at s5Da5kc- For
future delivery thcrc is good deruand, and We
hcar OF tales ol No. Cannl at 4lc and Yellow at &c
afoat. seller trst half OF April
There was mere active demand for Oats, and
the market advanced A&1sc, with sales al acsi0
s2.:c for No. I, and 19H@s0c for No. 2-closlug
frm at the opts.de figure.
Rye was more aeuse and steady, with sales nj
49.:c ior No. ], and 4d1seI47c for No. 9.
Da1ley WIS oriel With sales Of It's bags by sample
al 45c-
Seels were dull and lower, With light sales at
s650@.G IS for Clover and s1109a15 for Timothy.
sa,t uas qusct with eales Of nne Domestic at
Se1b@2e5 delivered to the cars.
Groceries were quiet and steady al the decline no
led yesterday. .... ...
The following dispatches we're read To-day On
Change:
NEW YonK, Feb. 81
Common Flour caEier; sound firm. Wheat, Corn
and Ua,s steadier. Pork casle1 At Ss7t5s- Lard
oufcf At ly1<c. Dressed Hogs dull at Sl300 WhIs-
kcy scatce 1t Ss-2i Gold 11aa4.
LATER
Flour ntrn at $7.509s.00. Wheat firm at $t.i01
1.Es Corn stronger at 7Sc. Oats dsmer al &c.
Pork firm at E2S. -...-.
Markets generally quiet Ness Pork dull at $3.50
Short I,G I51;c nhd CIea1 1G3{c packed. No
Green ua,ns or shoulders otIsIcd. Kettle Lard dFn
at 1s54c- Gta,n-3tixed Corn 6ac- No. Oats &c;
No. edo So.
In The afternoon the market for No. Spring
Wheat was aie51c better-c1ostng with sellera at
S1-s1s: and bny5rs nj s1.a1h.
, 1866-02-25

From the Davenport Gazette.l
Lust week ION the 18th mst.) the Ch{c.ro

Last week ION the 18th inst.) the ChIc.co
Journal snid to Its readers:
''The bill for the reorganization and enlargement
l1w. with The exception OF the signature Of The
President, who will, Of cDtrse. approve 1t"
On Wednesday. the list Inst, the same pa
per coolly says that STEW men OF intelligence
and possessing power Of Judgment y will
Guiding that tas whole, the vetoed meas
ure ought not to have become a law, In its
present shape" If any sommersaultin9 editor
can beat that we should like to know It!
, 1866-02-25
AnEuAtn (tsu.} Markets..
1 fCuttfcief Neeklr for CbItact TrdhtrA fr 4

ArcrsTA. u. nday Evening". Feb II, 1sas.
Ivc1, ex feet nrd rising. Wcsth1, cletr ard coal.
1slh, s+sJ. knles. shltnents. a,!5d haira. we
Observation-Disclosures, III; selling. IL Au.
fax Of Ans1s,a Do. sos hsns of s!a.s ot
e. eoE e. &C. s bs.t e Aus9st &C. e faasa:
.road ase E;ssaS ;s C. &C. ssc to pas Acchsn}cs
Co7T0S ASp Ex1T-Cotton-Ma5ket qniet. Mid
dhrss rosn!na1ly I@Ie; - Au=pata sheesinss &c !:
spd spool IhsEsd. 10 :M. RssSing, 6sany. daa and
heavy, Sales nj 11tcSc. TEine l1l&sc. ~
NAsls--At.oltru aizef. Eucst brands. *1h5ns11.c e.
!tErADe1EFFs AID OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES light,
black seed kt-sL and white Sis. uay-stock light,
and In dcnsana Ut &a.0 PET cart Nom.ay-Stock
Flour active and higler StAt Illinois Excel Apf Mils
, 1866-02-25

To the unfortunate. Dr.CLARKk. ~ Clark street.
No i LAsmon Flock. Il man Of few words. but atvea
n.isns. OF beth se3e rsonFr q 1xL1aa1s ia,,. xna
qusckuy or ineompetency COZ solt Dr. Clarke. whose
Es.at sneeess depends upoa seEuisr eneaton and q
not xsnt JeaE money qnaess hs does yea good.
PflIs. SURF cnr4. These Pills 1RESu THnx TuR Dts
PESsAl9, Rt1 The ONLY SURF kEMhDY for the re-
moFa1 OF distinctions and irregularities oil eemaes.
ss1d Two stamps TOR Private Letters to MaE-
~ Send two stamps for Subscription Of PesasEta
FfryeDtIE"
Send tive stampa Tor ~Prlyatc Letter On Semi
rl Weakness"
address Dr. CLARKE, 10. 4 Lasmon plocs, Cni-
cage. mtg
, 1866-02-25

OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF
" KEE1UcKY STATE LOTTERY,
ErFA CLASS no. 1E3, FEH. 2lTH, 1855.
H. "a q, ss !: 4 =: d: RI: III, & s H. y III p
s. Sd. Is, =, IL 81, 81. 9, &. ei. SO, 1A ~.
IufpFMation given ana prizes cashed 1t WOODS
ExchanEs Odce, 81 WsshinEton It. phse No. 3.
EpE2& 50
, 1866-02-25
GTATE OF MAINE,

Augusla, Dect .nber Il, tsES.
Pgposas viii b. received IN the ns.t day Of March.
1854 BY bis E1celsency Samuel Cony Governor Of khe
elatE Of Maine for thc purchase of the 1snd scrip
issued 70 satd STATE. tor Tho endowment OF College
FIR the benefit Of Agriculture sud Mechanic Arts, IN
quantities not less than nve thorsand acres Terms
cash, payable IN lawful money tho Otbce Of tue
Treasurer Of the Stats Of Maine Augusta, fb
Suffolk National Bank. Bo.ton. IN twenty days alt9
notice Issued of acceptance Of oter The scElp to he
delivered 1t Augusta Hight to Fc+ Ct proposals.
served
an Offers Will b d!rected to the sdresa Of the Sec1e.
sMy Of State. Au.ust1, Maine. and l-dorscd On tho
out4ide, Proposals ipF hIrtcnltuEal t:of:e scrip
EPuRAlM BLIET,
hnSd.sE;w Secretary OF Sthta.
, 1866-02-25

ChEnibeT Of Eof0mtlce, Old. % u
in New York the money market Is closer on
aeconnt OF the heavy sales Of Government gold.
Money On cali Is up to per CENT and discounts
are flm at s@6 per cent. The New York Cotnxner-
eidl Adteftser Of "Wednesday has the following:
This morning, the inquiry Tor call loans has been
quite act,ye, and per cent has been paid freely
stock eo1aferals; there II, howeyerno disposition
ent furry being regarded d. only temporary. The
Withdrawals Of currency from the Sub Treasury. on
account ct sso interest due On the 18Th Inst. have
time being only about one million OF dollars.
, 1866-02-25

And Future Prospects In Lie clearly revealed by Dr.
Raphael. He The Infections y the oppaEiie ae1.
He guides ynu to wcssth. health and happiness. Call
at Drug Store I'll East Maaltson-st, between Wells
aud franklin. Consultation Tee One Dollar. ueS6
, 1866-02-25
Business Nar1G
HAWORTH, JOHNS s Co,
GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS

Grain, Flour, Provisions, DC.
Aeents cbs J. ". TAILOR = CO., New os!esn1, L.
1876 South Water Street, Chicago,
AND 81 TA1xur sraKrT, C1ycr.SAIl
II liberal adya1ecs On shipments.
Kefsr By permisslGn 70 Fon11n aa!ianA gsoS' En3.
dolph. Prtst Board Trade. Chcaao; tiouaaaA q Co.
E1nkexs, Cincinnati: ". Taylor Co. Se" nrlesnS
Banker. Decatur, III; J. r CORN, " A~n.sos pe-
eatnr H.: Ped4ecosd Ha:1owA Deeafns. III; III f. H.
, 1866-02-25

S1TCEpAT EyEsIxn, Feb. u.
The receipts ind shipments during the past
tnenty.four hours coupa-e with those ct the cor
responding date Last ycar "a follows:
BFCyr4zra pS ~ rHEH7rY.rnrR roun7
, 1866-02-25

The euFply oI Easter. Exchange Il very light and.
under fa1r demand. the market ie n1m at par buy
ing aud lao premium selling. Round lots are IN
good demand among bankers, at premium Of 60D
&c per thousand. Some OF the hankc1s had to e1-
press currency usily to New York to meet their
dFAfss.
The genera. markets to-day rnled quiet. Flour
was dull and unchanged. Wheat was unsettled
and 1sc lower. Corn advanced 19lHc per hnshcl.
Oats were active snd AGHe higher. Rye and Bar
ley were dull and unchanged Provisions were dull
and heaEy. Mess Pork declined SOC per barrel Lard
was dull and easier
Gold opened in New York to-day al 1859, md
closed at 1s7. The following ure the quotstlons
tclcc7nphcd to james Boyd & Brothers, gold
, 1866-02-25

Mr. HcurJ Mllward+ In his weekly circular. pah-
lehed elsewhere, estimates the packing sor the
cueon at 1Ga 10 head. lneludrs the Hogs hyc and
.rgsscd In the hands of The paekerA
, 1866-02-25

The receipts md sh1pmena this week. ~ compared
With the precedlng week,xtfe II fo1loWs:
Shipment lets than last tWeek-..-............... ST
Al compared with the corresponding Heek Of last
gear, We ind ~ follows:
eeeip;s tor cof7esponaine veei Il iii;
Receipts more this Wctk. 25a
The rates Of freight on live stock East were fixed On
And after Wednesday. October 18th. 1851 Al folioW1:
IAI4s OF SEg16ur oS LIVE srpc1 HABr.
10 pkrEo1r on 7oLIDo-
,,c, c4,. ard n ,,,v. H%sss. e. css,1e i9 ~
sGs.s 81; & z ssss III: ss;;: s Is Is e
TO oRu11Ato Of sozPxsslos sa1naK
Mleh. Cant M nd Il. s., large cars. -lS.o 11.no nc
aichlsan Z Il Central sa.ii ssi;:.:::SaS iseS i ee
Fort WaSne cars n z24feet..........1I5.19 1i5o ;pc
TO orITTsDCEGu AxD BRLLAYn.
n;eb s'5s 1.,ss e z: 1s !s sx
Rss Ill., sef'ns e sh 4: 1oe sxs
E:;S: = n less than to nuaao when
i TIE MARKET
The nsrket for tho week Just closed has been An CT
ceedlDEly hatd ons. Droyer4, who suffered heavily
last week. have been no more fortunate this snd their
losses considerable The dull and 6ep1essed
feeling nc noticed eharactczing last weeks mar
ket has been intensified durfrg the week Just passed.
and prices have suffered further reduction OF @5oc
per lC0 ns.
AAt AQflCtN kIE A4Sk AfE NOT OF aGen fEpQf
To induce much actvity the part OF Eastel opern
tors. no seems 10 have any confidence Ii the sta
btlty Of the market, and buy rather from the force OF
habit than rom any expectation OF profit. Even such
tranFacons have been .nltedaa only brought about
BY concession on the part Of holders.
Really choice gIsdca hATebeen in very light receipt
but there has been Iii tic demand there has been It,
tie st1ugeucy felt The medium and fair grade hare
been abnndant and also larEe number Of extremely
COMMON Stock which afford little prut to buyer OF
5AAdS rhunf f7,$
Tey bad economy for farmers to send OF this class Of
cattle, which few months feeding would convert
Into fair stock.
Packers hare been the busiest operators Of the
week. though they bave not done rctyc business
Thtrc has also been better inquiry for Stockets"
than we have had for some weeks past,
Pittsburgh. Cleveland. Bufalo and baltimore opesa.
to1s hare bccn less active than usual for tie same
rcasons that Influenced other buyers.
The highest price paid during the weee was 1850 for
prime Steers, averaging 1.E9 Ds
CLOS no o. TIE XARKKT.
The market to-day, Saturday, has been quiet and
prices without especial change from yesterday. Pack
es bought shout The only lots sold. We quote the
market for tha week moderately ACTIVE and decided
u "hasd the decline being 15t5oc q TOO DE- About
14s9o remain nnsod.
The following ate tho closing prices:
CLOSING PRICES.
& yea1E o1d stse1s,' md Id Averaging : i.so 81 s.
rsme I'm Tsli:fsi;ea fsisiy: NOMINAL
formed steers, averaging nom Lido to Lido
Fair Gradss-FaI Steers. ii iaiT 3esi. AVER. es'''
aiaEm asSia1E ac Gs:&9sIun * Fl Steers md sooa
seo9L@ IS, al:.....:: .:..,....:..:s a7saAD
aseraRinE a0sl0oI s., It ...............s assl.75
rough aud coaIse. Averaging e19sso NJ,
CATTLE SALES T0.DiY. s''s'
conoEeI to Watson, 81 good steers, averaging 1tso
, 1866-02-25
ws1kI1 nzcEaEs OF LIVE HOGS At CHICAGO ron

Total............ ...9 95l.@ 1.00 : *:-c.r
The shipments oi Lave Hogs for IT, hes.
lo-day wrru sas19. against !, go last sar=- 81.
for the same date last year. The ~ T..
Dressed Hogs were 1.7aEl against 81 ~ So. =.
and 2 049 for The corresponding wcek :. ,c:1.
The following liable sho1s the weekly shipments
Of Live Hogs from OctobeT 1st 10 date, ins three
seA.oua:
, 1866-02-25

From the rct'.sus made to the Board Of Tad. VIC
md tic receipts aud shipments for tho week a.
follows:
, 1866-02-25

FnoM NoSTASA.-Mr. Geo. B. Swan, one
Of our citizens, who for Two years past, has
been trying his fortune In The mines Of Mon.
tana, writes his father, Mr. Daniel Swan, that
, 1866-02-25
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.


OFFICE OF TuK DAILY TEUcyE.4
Saturday Evening. Feb. 25,
Tic following table shown the daily receipts md
sbrrents Of E,eef Cattle durin- The week ending
c.v co1raYed With the receipts and shpm.ns Of the
corresponding week last year.
BEEF CATTLE.
lsecetptg. Shipments
Tx6t 1cES 1.3y
, 1866-02-25

AZ. Ill., T.&A nHa
SsoouEI1 satnst.a,c E,A. U3'
staH NJ ~ .,aHG aIs,! .H,ss La,
s&tnS !. HEs!e s1Ia !n.ss
atAno0 tA!'Ce nls
Sa1on :SNeasEtMl
ssao1ta sMao1 tannA i Ms
ssAnanAu Autln Mss Mss
, 1866-02-25

S11EEr-The market has been quiet duln: tho
Week, the sales ranging from s0la i.oa Tor common
to {i-5cetl5o for good.
TEAMS 70 TEE CS1ot sroGx yAKpe.
Trains arc run to the Euion Stock Yards over tho
Pittsburgh Fort Wayne ltold teAyiac The depot at
lie OF Madison and Canal gtreeta. Tbs se IL
20 cttts ench Tuy.
, 1866-02-25

Wnltngu Sarah mn
WQifrAia AlYlne mtAa
TMfrai q ArEu1t1 miA4
WcIn, Mary mrs
Woodruff Catherine mr1
Wood Frances E mts
Wright LJuiA N mlSl
Wright Ahbis miss
Wright Charles mrS
Wilson Adelia HstAJ
n
Youn. Baspu B mrs
, 1866-02-25
MOVING AND REAPl,XG
.N.4CNEHeE
KNIyDS And SICRLES.

tn, nrdrrs,yaea. pioneers An tae uanuftc. ure Of
EotTe. and aic fc, ior Moving a1d Ec.plnI Machine:
~ 1So tactr exclusive AiIcscn to thus bsAnca u
1Ssir forHe guinness. and Aos1t nrders oM u11SeFs
or maeh0es for cutters OF s2peior quasy snd ityta
no.iec. Inc msstts OF tAts good1 No known BY nc
leading noplerncrt u,Akers Of tho country. many Of
whom have heen E1pp4d by fnF tho rAst ten yes.
TIRE WHITMAN 4 AlLEs 4ANES; :Sl CO H..
, 1866-02-25

Whendn Alice mlM
Whhlon Etl!1e mis-
Whittier E A mn
NhftuTC C4hul talS
White Edith L ute8
Whitney o Il mrs
Wh1tNpre Clara miss
Whitney S S Mf1
Whtthed MMy E mrs
Whithtd Elias mrs
Teldhan Sarah mt1
, 1866-02-25
LE1rRES FRANCHISES, SO.
From Fehrunry II to Februuxy ~, 1865.
ITRS. AND TEE MISSES NOR

SELECT SCHOOL.
| y North SnnRamon Street.
| French. Au5lc and 9THWlnE taught IN addition e
| khe ukuA: English branches. TN next quarter VIII
commence on tho 18th lnat. p1A y
, 1866-02-25

The Hesr IN the World. HAs7uless reliable, instan.
taneous- The only perfect DTa! No disappointment
-ps T1dicnlous ttnrs. Signed ElAfdm Il. Rdsch.tor
Sr,r York. Also, REuExkIiATtSG EXTRACT III
MILLEE ufss-restores. Preserves and beaus ne8
the hA,1. Sold BY all D:hgzfs.s. desalss ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-01

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importance. No man, woman or child, caa
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formed. With three -fourths Of civilized
society, this is not the case. And yet the
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lands German Bitters, prepared by DR.. q.
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phia. will ~ surely create = regular and
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by day. or sale by Qruggists and Dealers
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Family Medicines are prepared under the eye Of
aa experienced and educated phys,o,an We can
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stru cted Novelty; is NoIsELzss in opei al ion us..
the STRAIGHT NEEDLE, sews with Douats On
SINGLE THREAD Of all kinds. Makes tbs Eupuina
Stitch more perfect aud regutar .han BIZ hand,
and with extraordinary saprdity, making Is
stitches % eacn Esyo.pr OK OF the wHKEI will
gdthe-, hem. eaEs4, shfrr, tu.x rHn M LreadfA
&C., Ac requires no change OF stitch IL xof
LIABLE TO GET OUT oE ORDER and vii! last "a LIFE.
TINE, being the STRONGEST MACHINE made II has
tskon the PREMIUM at STATE FAIRS, and received
the approval OF all the principal journals aud
those who have USED them.
'.For the Drsssmaker IL is inv aluable; for the
dey's Ladys' Eool
This machine surpasses all Other. We have
seen. and 1t would require aoo'~ mn ~ srun,er.ts
70 nW;,s nTMsroa: sMsass. -Demoerat Davenport.
w." . or double thread il silently
rapidly, with common needle, makes
the running stitch exactly like the hand sewing
~. Y. Tribune.
All persons who buy or offer for sale limitations
infrngements on the patents. This 10 the only
low priced Machine secured by patent.
Single Machines sent to any part Of the coun :
try per Express, packed in box with printed
ntruc.ions o, receipt ofprice. IS. Agents want
ed everywhere. Circular containing Liberal In
ducements sent free.
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FAMILY GEN : EW .NG' MACHINE CO,
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