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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-09-10

. atock on hand ....,..................... 98.764
SUGAR ASb NIoLAssEs.-Thero have not been any re-.
ce1pts for several days The demand continues lmifed
sugar vera sod on the basis of l2a TO lSc per ID for
fair slow and small retail business Is doing at l6A
17Xc for white do Is to 1870 forrcned 124c for good
fair Cuba; l4lc for prime Porto kico; 121s to 1870
for Nos ID aud 5 In boxes 1871 to for Nos Is and
ness is doing in Molssses 55c per gallon Round lots
are held at 521So per gallon. .,@
FnE1aHrs-There is very little doing The rates are
kc per 10 tor cotton by for New York, and 81 per
hid for obacco: 10 by sa for Bnson, 81 TOR tobacco
and SOC per bbl Tor four sail for liverpool ia for cot.
ton for Havre 1Ic.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-09-10
yp,...g palIv III e..v17sss =.
MoyDAY MonNlNG, SEPTEMBER 10, 1866.
COMMERCIAL.
Expor1s.

Exporzs.
-NFw yORK-Per steamship Saragossa-101 bales Cot
ton . bn, S Yarn, 457 bbls Rosin 18 packages 70.
tanes AZ .mpt Z rres, 124 bars Railroad iron, 81
nackares Sun.rles. Per schr Wide W0rld-6l
hales Cot on, $50 bbp Spirits Turpentine, 46 bbls
Roam Oil 49, 476 feet Lumber, SO casks Clay, 1856
empty A o t,arreIs % empty Carbcys. l6 packages
reas, boxes indigo, 3 boxes Matches, toxes
Mdze Ii boxes Paints, bale Wrappers, lot Chains,
Copper, &c oo,.,,,,.
bundles and 176 loose Hides.
PROVIDENCE II Per schr BoRdoin-1l5 600 feet
Pine Lumber
The Charleston Cotton Market.
In consequence of the difference Of views between
buyers and Sellers the latter asking old prices and the
former desiring reduction, the difficulty Of negoha.
ting Foreign Exchange, and the light stock-these
causes combined brought the market to stand on
Saturday. and the tnly sales Is bales OF repackcd
.at Csc per lb.
Augusta Market
AUGUSTA, September 7.-CoTroN. was a good
demand for cotton to-day. We quote; .,
Mid lin :. - - :. = % on
Strict Mlddiug. :. =. '"o o1
Good Mitd ing ...oo
The sales of cotton to-day foct up 95 bales at the to
lowing figures Nia lat IS; at .9 rs at u; 3O at 32
at ~ j. and 81 bales at 80 cents Ihe recepts touay
GoLpBrokers are buying at l43 to l44, and selling
-at l45 to l46. $500. ,o- - ;, -, ~ - I'm
SECuR1I1Es-Duil.
EHCHANGE--ia.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-09-10
Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, September 7.-TunpENr1NE.-Sales
Of S02 bbls at 45 for virgin, and So IS 70 40 for
yellow dtp.per 280 pounds.
SPIRITS TUnpENTINE Market quiet-sales OF only
Ros1N-sales Of 20 hbls common at 50; 2l0 do No 2
at So so to 49, and 100 do No at 81 to rs per bbl
No other sales reported.
FnE1eHrs.-Vesssls are very scarce and waited. We
learn that there Is considerable demand for veeees to
take lumber to the West Indies and South America
and high ates could be readiv obtained
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-09-10
philadelphta Market.

PHILADELPHIA, September 5.-OoTToN.--There is
very little doing In the Of GALES, but prices
changed email sales of mdiings reported at So to
$50 per ID for uplands and New. Orleans.
GRocEn1Es sugar there is no change to notice;
l44 hhds OF Cuba sold at per ID, currency Coffee
continues scarce, and We hear OF no sales.
fLoun-The market continues very quiet. but prices
are without material change. About sou bbls sold In
lots tn the home trade, including
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-09-10


Per bbl.
Northp est superfne 5V@ rs
North west extra. 00@ rs
Northwest extra family y..............1l IL 00@l2 so
Pennsylvania aud Western superfne. 50@ 90
Pennsylvania and Western extra. 900@ll 10
Penn ind Western extra family IL 50@13 90
Penl and Western lancies. 0U@16 LU
Rys flour .........................5 7b40 -.
Pennsylvania corn meal. 500 4 so
Brandywine corn meal $500 10
UnAIN-There is more wheat coming forward but
there is not much deapd. $500 bushels sold at So 10
to So 80 for Pennsylvania and Southern red and 81 20
to for white Rye Is dull. Pennsylvania is held ut
81 TO- In corn no Improvement to notice Sales Of
yellow ar 9lc and 25ce bushels Western mixed AZ s9 to
90c Oats arc and wanted Sales Of southern at
81 Sic and 1900 bushels unsound at 45c. Prices of
barley and malt are nominal ..zs
Tbs receipts to-day follows: 1909 bbls flour;
15U bushels wheat 5l0O bushels corn and $500 bushels
oats.
PRoy1sIoSs.-Tbe market continues inactive. Small
GALES making S3A per bol for new iness pork 2l
to 26c per pound for plu and fancy bacon hams, 1917
to 20c for pickea do lG to for salt shoulders,
to 81 &c FIR ie lard iu bb aud tlercts, aud % to 33c
per pound for butter, as quality. y.==
Wn1sKxY unchanged. Small aalas are
nsg ut 81 81 10 IS for Penn sslvania and 81 40 per
gallon for Ohio bbls.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-09-10
baltimore Market

BALTIMORE September 6.-OoFFER.-No change to
note sales are limited the demand for home consump.
uon.
lands at 80 CENTS
FLOUR The only demand we hear Of Is for good
Bupers which in very hight supply We repeat quo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-09-10
Augusta Market.
New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, September 3--CorroS-The market
.opent this morning under still moro d,scouragng ac-
counts from Liverpool and continued dull and droop.
ing throughout the day. Factors showed little dispose
ton 10 givewa to The extent demanded by
latter being unwilling to operate unless at material
reduction in rates-and the sales equen
" restricted to barely 500 bales taken by four brokers'
it is almost useless to anything about prices which,
during the past three days. have been steadily ruling In
favor of buyers and the close to-day, according to
aome parties had receded fully &c p IT, but would put
good ordinary at 200, aud low middng at 5l@5
while Others equally entitled to respect couended that
good ordinary would command % to SOC, and low mid
udling 80 to 49,
For our own part omit our regular quotations., re-
marking however, that the majority cf those with
whom We conversed entertained the former opinion.
Z STATEMENT COTTON @
Stock on hand lst September, 1885,. bales-s3, 239
Received to-day. ;, oo ooo
Received previously .751,69l
Additional bales made from loose waste
and damaged cotton, pckings, samples,
etc. .'..... oo,zto
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-05

This was the principal stand the ground " any
could be 70 designated The Of the people was %
great and the feeling that seemingly pervaded all
that they 10 participate In some effective movement
connection with the Fenian organization realty 80
general and unmistakabe, TO preclude the idea of
drawing any distinction whatever between one stand
and another There were four Of them-two for Nev
York for Brookiyn-wbich city Notwithstanding ts
claim church aud religious observsnccs turned out IN
full force. and represented by some Of thc most
earnest workcrn the soand for New Jersey Who
by her Representatives claims the right In tins crisis of
old Irelsnd's sorc need and pert, 10 say
And has Britain hIed the where and whenf
" so one hundred thousand Jersey.men
shall Know the reason why.
New jersey was thoroughly represented on the ground
The steamboats, between the ferries brought over large
numbc during the early part of the morning from the
city and Hoboken; the contribution thus Afforded W
the great mass OF Ireland avengers and defenders being
felt and expressed by the enthusiasm with which they
were greeted as they swclled the crowds which had
already assembled the grounds NotwIihsandng
Archbishop McCo-keys circular TO his clergy that IN the
different churches they should canton their several con
gegaions TO hold aoof from the meeting at Jones Wood
aud the esteemed pastors own adnonton published In
the papers 70 the eject the one real healthy sign
Of the times that all such sdmonions Disregard
3D. the people turned ou, In such and numbers
frcrands fefr devotion 10 the all absorbing dea Of
the best blow therefor ,b, their determination 70 make
After arrangements were completed m the na..,.
Mr. Rogers SUPERVISOR, the speakers for each .,ans
were nominated, and they once started according y,
allotment But here Tremendous difncuty ntervsned
Coming out from the hcie look In any one direction
presented mass ot men that through whom 70 reach
any n the platforms seemed undertaking mat even
The chiefs h0pseives scod back In doubt of
Hovevei. 70 tne cries Of Make vsy fcs Colonel o'n.
hony, General MULLEN. senator nesny and osher- e,
pointed fos sand No I, nth Considerable and psos~~y
fcrce, vsdesd nsr vay V ths plasfcrm AID
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-05
STAND NUMBER FOUR.

cs,ons Joms OxlR0-r adsrcs-ed the asseubiags 'rwn
atrd ~ q whlch -as Principally aiosted " W. hf>s
iyn Yensn. His afsrc~ 49, Ia sahs'ancs % '~ss
AZ u,ai whieh b. hsi afssfy ssifsrsf I'm Nhf
.,anas w. srgsa up9n o. frissss ~ ifsisnd I" fsf
etss. bonds % u.s Irfth rerabne n offff v 90 10
nrosbsyisooa N ssch snsnea fsinon o. ~"ali 'fah's
o.,n ir,vstisssiy " r, oai cset ats ~sf sr~ asi
NJ. o. ireland Dgrns hs ssifss~ W. 80 h~fprtuy
.,,,,..4i by ssths. as,l- si-ss from u~ 70 fhi4fa
o., ,,,-s,s .,ousa ras-rv ~syhing every usion q
a. ~ e.,.,. s.sssR sspsroF -sh ssst sshrf 10
,,,,b ~,sh ss,s n.ai f,n i'ora ~ rps rsrs serp
.-,.,.l o.,., ,p.st.rs ~ ~ sbos ss.ss ,se
-. .,,,. ,ts s,s N ths bsnss ana pl~ie them.
,sis.s b ths - Hsisnd Gfsna we've
.t-.. q, Jafr.4 EsrFh ssd ptsr~sA snf
~. t,,'., ssus.ss.sfisa 10 ths ss~s ~ 0Iiongvan.
u...rs fsay afs ne oshaf ronstrisd msnk4r ~ ne
IRh tat1t u sfsuef ~ n NE vel aDt's1 lfniaff
80 dstefulr.1 " msss yeisfasy an esyriai DAY 80
tapnr ~ of tssif - debts W NJ ~ - ai,Isr
'Ths bane haa srIs is bs na.s ~ eaysha s.' tssi
,i.t Jaa.s woss from snf " ths ostsr Tts Jef
~ hoys 90 Bs,tirn toys ssf 90 byyt ~ Nss "a,
10 ssfs al e hn isF.th.' and hs hst,o 90. y ,a.s
his pat rsiihsr hsd say ~ Ne banaa snespi nghy
t tlay Gaf ~ Qassh ~hsa usttor pu oFtf
To- l,1ass bsghs 10 freely sroun ths pisfofn.
.Ba svcss impstisni Fenians. who - bsomus sons-
s.' 80 4 49, ,''sss ss = .s,.a 's's s. ssds a. =, ss
isgn~y in,erups~a the Ts~eb sAsinx y te.h
.rrlsfs.fisns a. "Ah, ~bwhs rhrf ~s yos a. -
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-05
THEFEklAMS.
Immense Meeting in
Jones' Wood.
Over One Hundred Thousand
Irishmen in Council.
IRELAND FOR THE IRISH.
The Men in the Gap to be Sus-
tanned at All Hazards.
THE CELTIC CRUSADE.
IRELAND the NEW JERUSALEM.
Jones' Wood the Hall of Tara
of the Day.
THE CIRCULAR IN THE CATHOLIC CHURCHES
Archbishop McClOskey'S DenunciatiOn Of
the FeniSns at the Cathedral.
Progress Of the Movement in
Other Places.
>~>~>~~~-~>--~~
THE ENGLISH DICTATOR OF IRELAND.
Sketch Of Lord wodehouse, the
Lord lieutenant.
PROGRESS Of the Movement in
Other Places.
THE ENGLISH DICTATOR OF IRELAND.
Sketch Of Lord wodehouse, the
Lord lieutenant.

The great meeting called to consider the matter Of
irish grievances and which has been much spoken
Of the past few days held yeaterday at Jones
Wood The fneness Of the day well the important
news lately received from Ireland induced immense
number Of people TO come together Indeed the affair
was one Of the largest seen in New York for some time
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-05

Mr. Knusr v~ NEXT introduced AMI va recciyed
with great cheering He aaid Fellow citizens and
trymenGod looks down with propitious eye upon THIS
uprising And here on this holy sabbath boIf-here,
rEht W the heart of the intelligence and wealth hhere
where that snnouncefnent might h. thought o. be II
grcatt weight tho people have thought nothng u 10
lApplausc1 You have assembled In your wealth. intel
hsen-e and might ftppiauss Here me-t to.day, f1i
IN the face % Heaven he Irsh and American Iropc 20
pledge themselves 10 The cause u lrsh inccpcndence
lApphusel The men who come here exiles are nov
beforc ne AZ patriotA lApplanse.D We have been AZ
tacked because our MEETING today vas on sunday.
The Irish canse holy cause, and vhen Their marJr
died they did NOT whether they died Sunday or
= Monday Great applause.l And neither should y Be
b1f question roe vhether man LAYS down his NE for
ssr,sec. - - 20 Sunday or Monday. (Appasas The
~ 49,. - .ed Irvs. hr and be MOI What day
so.,,, may ee whet " lays down h@ lie for ~
sbeir nppssse The Ir,.h people have proved
~,S..s ~ building hosglt.g for the saPpyr q ihs
80 10 crphsns ~ ne war when yow
~. "v,o"r land calls upon you why not
an,s Ir hsr whsshsr i bs On : fssdsy
"a -son1sy should msftsr not m fr~isnf
ssp,.., - mestinU On spnA~y~. -. had more
N asss spss eses Yr<sy, sAsrs
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-09
FALSE w E1GHTS AT THE COUNOvER
Ell. VATuR,

Editors OF the Plain Dealer. Some 8
weeks since the undersi gned pur chased 20
hogs. VIII CHI we re eighed at the time at
this place on a SET OF Fairbanks stand ard
scales by Nr. p. G. Kirk patrick Of the firm
IF >trother & Kirkpatrick. The aggregate
weight Of the said 20 hsgs was 4olo pounds.
In the course OLA day or two | carried the same
hogs to Couaoyer and delivered them st the
Elevator on Il contract Of sale. Whercupon
they were weighed upon the Elevator scales
weighing only 1897 pounds, or in other words
shrinking 3l3 pounds.
Thinking there must be something wron z
| refused to sell them at this weight storing
| them ut the Elevator. when they were again
weighed on the same scales, the weight at
this tine being asa pounds.
About weeks after this went down to
Counover and sold the same hogs to Wright
Flowers weighing them on their scales
when they weighed in the agr,eg tie 1895
pouds having shrunk in 5 weeks only ia
pounds, and weighing then 800 poun ds more
than when green On the Elevator Scales.
This is plain statement Of facts. the
truth Of which am pr. pared to establish in
any place or at any time. This staten ,ut |
desire to make public for the benefit of far
mers aud business men DONG business in
tonnover. Let them shun the Elevator if
| they would not be defrauded in weights
Feby. is, 1866.
P. ST. understand that the propr,.
etcrs Of the Elevator give the lilo to
the above statement. I only have this
70 say: the above statement is true and
can prove my statement by three
substantial witnesses, ard if necessary
I can give the weights of no different
Eo.s, and can prove that the man that
weighed the hogs WAS told repeatedly
that, Re was net weighing them correct
IN. $. FELLOWS
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-09

the Constitution aud articles of
Inccrpation of the Howard Coun
ty Agricultural Society, either be-
ing of more Importance thar poll
tics. We would advise III our
county readers to carefully pres
erve this copy of the Plain Dealer
rs theN,wiil need the constitution
tor reference, frequently, at and
before the time, fthe county Fair
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-09


faithful performance Of his duty
Art. 9th, The principal place o.
business shall be at New Oregon Iowa
and no capital ,s required. other than
the sums contributed annually by meM-
bers, the amount received from the
State, and the proceeds oc annual exhi.
hiti,ns, which cab only be invested in
grounds and fixtures necessary to &C
c. mmoda,e the Society or other legltl,
mate Objects thereof.
ART. 10th. This Society shall
hold an annual Fair at such time anj
place as shall be designated by the
Board of Directors.
ART. 11,h. The President sha il
have power to cali meetings of'he Board
whenever he may deem it important to
10 SO, and the Board may call special
meetings Of the Society upon due no
tice being gwen.
ART. 18th. Any person may be-
cone a member Of this So i2ty by
signing this Constitution. Tho priv
il ges secured by membership shall!
continue rs long as the provisions Of
these Articles are complied With: or
until the nsme be stricken from tine
roll by vote of,he Directors.
Arr. 18th. At each annual mee..
ing the vote shall he taken as to what
amount members shall pay, for the
next year; and any member falling CT
refusing to pay the amount thus agreed
upon. shall forfeit all the privileges Of
membership until sand amosnt he paid
The dues Of delinquents may be Collect
ed by law, as any other debt may be
collected.
ART. ti.h. Tie Board Of Direct
ors shall. annually. prior to the frs, t:
April, establish > !ist Of premiums to
be awarded at the next Fair, ietermin-
eli the time and place Of holding it,
and agree upon rules for its government;
al IF which shall be arranged and pull
lisied as provided by Law.
ART, 18TH. Competitors for pye:ni-
u'n. must 10 members Of this Society
All srtjcles { fftI eli for premiums must
be own:5! b. the pcgz ms ofi.ri ng them,
or By neu.Ucra & their families II the
department Of Mechanics the exhibitor
must be the maker, inventor or itDpro,.
er. Competitors ter farms ami gar
l.ns shall he resilcnts Of this coan.y.
AIT. 18Th, Awarding C,mmi:-
tees Of three prisons each, shall lie sp-
pointed by the Directors for judging
the different classes AMI awarding pre-
NUNS FIR the same.
Arr. 17.h. Competitors on Field
Crols shnil comply with the require
menta and rules Of the State Society,
and the premiums on these corps shall
be awarded by the Exc cu'!ye Commit
;e, before they retire from office.
ARr. 18Th. The Board shall have
po.er to enac: b. Laws and Rules
which may be deemed necessary for the
good Of ,hisSociety~-rrosi'ied they DO
not conflict wlth tic provisions Of this
Constitution and the laws Of the State
relating to Agricultural Societies.
ART. 19h. This Constitution
may be altered or amended by . vote
Ct the majority Of the members pres
EFT and vo;irg at any regular meet
ing.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-09
FRIDAI, MARCH 8, 1865.
NxTWsN sse 4 Pr dg CHEN Railway
HeG7ego. Western Railway.

SAs-s me- 4 Prairie iu Chen Railway &c. Lsssss'.
1866. TIME TABLE. lss6
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-09
NEW FIGURING. MILL.

The people of Howard County. Iowa. and
Southern Minnesota are hereby notified that
the FIGURING Mil a, FREDERICKSBURG,
Oate C;ranger) MINI. is now in ope1 alton and
ready for Custom Ho,k-ojioH Kinds. -
With skillfuI millers and by doirg good
work we hope to merit and receive a. share
of public patronage. a., -..-es..~
(. Parties from distance will DO pronr,ly
attended to. .aE -
nsvsms, FRED, WRHMANN. r..
Nor. sa. 1885, -s. r-srr'stn' %
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-09

Comprising list OF endless variety nd the cho!ess. quail
ity OF Goods. We warrant Goods superior TO
tabi.hmen in the country hop. you will give US
trial at least and if the ARTICLES net represented, and
does not give satisfaction return it, and We will ssnd
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-09

IT. Nc ARTHUR & CO.,
.l s36 Broadway. New Y ork.
d! DE- co. $50 Washington IS. Boston.
n2y7.l 72O hesnut st. Phila.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-09
Spring L Winter Arrangement
G. I02 81
REMOVED re
I5J0nN STREET.

of Goods 81 The styles and patterns and having
and value now prepared to make for the Spring
and Winter better arrans' and present greater in
Ice cents TO purchasers than have before o.r
Ell. We have 50 600 valuable and beautiful articles Of
Goods. comprising Pa'o', W,tche., Diamonds, plain
and ornananrai !e*ry ana Fancy Goods OF very dc
scrption that We vii sell at q each regardless OF val
ue or cost
ROW WE DISPOSE OF OUR GOODS.
We have so go Oil Coored Photographic comp. isng
every MISUNDERSTANDING. sc nenial, Comic and Esnry
Dollar; and each Photograph give numbered
notices. The notices numbered from TO So 90, and
pu. into enveop, sealed mp and thoroughly mixed: and
when Photograph. purchased for each Photograph
and sent with it. Th. articles Of Goods
numbered ;rom to %, no , and any article. mat
the notice. will be sent for T.o Dollars, free Of
COST except when sent by express then at the eIpssse Of
the receiver.
We do assure you that should tn. no.ice correspond
with Piano other valuable article of goods, 1t vi! be
sent 20 the purchaser for Two Dollars.
LIST OF GOODS AT $500 EACH.
Seven Octave pianos,
Rosewood Melodeons,
Cod Hunting Case Lever Watches,
Silver Watches,
10 Diamond Sets.
Silver Tea Sets,
Silver Glazing Dishes,
Sets liver Teaspoons,
10000 Csral, Opal and Emerald Brooches,
Mosaic, Jet Lava and Florentine Sets,
Gold Rings
Cola Pencils,
Toothpicks, 20. ------..---.-..--
COMPRISING list OF endless variety nd the choess 1ue.-
ity OF Goods We warrant Goods superior TO any
Establishment in the country an hope you will give
trial at least and the article is represented anu
does not give satisfaction return IT, and will send
your money back.
HOW TO ORDER GOODS.
Send us thirty cents for one Photograph
or 81 90 for Ave the extra one and two extra
notices to the Agent When an agent bias
sent Us $40 90 tr Goods and photographs.
we will give one notice and the article it calls
for free Of chnrg" Tor SIS GO three nstices
free for $50 90 four notices free; for $780, 6
a splendid Photographic A bnm, or six free
notices or for $50 90 good SILVER watch.
warranted good time keeper. l..
We keep an account Of all money sent and agent
order his commission at any time. s
Be particular and write your address full and paln as
we em.s have orders ONCE for mont that
cannot answer forthe want Of proper directions.
- .-A.. arsv RARTHEW & CO %r
nor;~s, g..-- -Rc1 52ss Nov York
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-09

w ANT EP, AGSNTs-S5o per week
male cr female Z: .Asr home; h2sne's Light, plea
Horah.. Fer sample ami erl=, adj Tres. win
sssn.s, Shave ! ., Det.o4t Michigan.
WANTED, AS- 81: ~1' tM.le or Female
Cs clear $50 per week - lhcir home, In Hight and
hncorsbe business, Any per:on having fS~ hours d
IS spend Will ini LISA suoa paying buine's. Address
ling ssalp, Z. 1. I.cck wood. Detroit, Michigan.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-09

'I'E;ES MACHINES constructed on entire
II new rrincipi,, Of mechanism, possess
ng msnv rara and valuable Improvements
having been examined ~ the most proto""d
experts, and pronounced &c 10
Sin,k licity and Perfection Combined
1t .,as straight needle. perpendicular ac-
ton. makes tho LOCK or SHUTTLE
STITCH winch will neither RIP npr RAE
III. ard is alike on both sides: pertormsrer
ie%t sewing on every dc>cr; ptjnn OF MAJ cria
from Leathc. to the finest Nansook musiin
with cotton, linen or 81 thread, from the
,s,rscst to the finest number Having
neither CAM or COG WHEEL, and the
Least possible friction, it runs al smooth as
glass, and il
Emphaiically a Noiseless Machine.
1t requires FIFTY PER CENT, less pow
rr to drive is than any other machine in the
market. A girl twelve years Of age cam
work i. steadily, without fatigue, or lnjur,,
to he ,!th.
Its Strength and Wonderful Simplicity .
construction renders it almost impossible =
..cr s,1.t Of order, and i, GU RANrEtD by
the company TO give oatre satisfaction.
We respectfully invite all those who may
esirc TO supply tn msvlycs with 2 surerio'
.rtcl- to CO nc and exam. ne this ENRi-
VAILED MACHINE.
But in Il myge especial manner wo 90 co.
ic:t thc pa;,"nage OF ....-......
Merchant TniIors, Corset Makers,
Czech Makers. .... Cater Filters,
Hoop Sk,,t McD fac | S1na BIZ dcrs,
turers Fest and Pantheon
SHIRT and Bossm Ma Aake,s.
kers Dress Hl0kaly.
One half hours instruction is sufficient to
enable any person to work this Machine to
their entire satisfaction.
Agents wanted for all towns in tho United
States, where xgencies are not already es-
tabished Also for Cuba, Mexico: central
and south America, to whom liberal dis
count will BIS given. aa
IT. Nc ARTHUR & CO,
.. $50 Broadway. New Y ork.
D&CO. $50 Washington IS. Boston.
n2y7l 72O thesnut st. Phila.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-09

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