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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-11
GEORGE w LAwsOH)
JOHN L. LAWSON, Executors
JAMES HAVELAND y

pEFEREE's SALE in PARTITION.-Per-
~ ptoy sale bv Auction Of the ESTATE MOSES WANZBR de-
ceased situated Bath Long Island SATURDAY May H. 1851 BY
JAMES COLS SON Exchange 1863 Full
ton Brooklyn IL noon consisting Of Ave and subn
italy bull. Residences With Barns Bathing Houses Gardens at
e great abundance Of Shade Trees together with exclusive Water
Privileges hundred and feet Also several ine BUILDING
SITES property situated directly the Lower Bay high
ground the bluff ieseed and protected by fne buhed Locality
extremely heath within bour Of York Via steam
Brooklyn Ferry viii be 10 operation by LIST Of yuge which
w bring the property within thirty minutes Of Waist To
lie sold 10 parcels 10 suit purchaser Frame Hones 6ed
in with brick 5oTf0 feet stories basement and attic high cell
vide
order suitable for both summer and Winter residence small
onty would make fTsea ote which greatly peedcd
view Of the finest imaginable and altogether this constitutes the
beautiful and place residence
cty sold without For particulars apply ARCIT
BALD YOUNG Church and Wsrrena Eewiork; Of p
WHTTTEM0RB No tl4 Nasau.st HewYoki Of GERARD STE
VEINS Referee New Court House, Brooklyn WAIVER the
premseA GERARD M. STEVENS, Referee
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Chances for Business Ellen.


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A CONTROLLING INTEREST in q profit
IA able BUSINESS for SALE Inquire al No s. Coarsndt
nENTISTS.-A reward will be realized by a
~ strictly competent mechanical and operative DENTIST wishing to
well established business trst class
Furnished pleasantly located IN the central part othe easaute
city New Rngbd Terms reasonable AddessJ w. PostOhee Boz
Ne s57, Sorvieh, Com
IGOR SALE-A RARE OPPORTUNITY-Th
n Entire Interest COnoasy and Ladies' and Gentle
Dining Saloons doing excellent business established twelve
yearA proprietor has out Oft city which requires part
Of his time Apply FORD, No s0t Market philadelphia
EOR SALE-The WHOLE or an INTEREST
IN ee5sre we'll established and profitable manufacturing
basses. the Cts Of Nev-Y0LE gSod bssHsss fcT business
note addressed to A. b. Boz No l9 PostOnce With real
Aane, Sil secure a. interview and All The particulars
WANTED-MEN with large and small capt.
al who are eolng for business and want to make Toney 70 can
at e 9IhARp HOUSE q West Bredsy snd Chainbcrsst
sssisi sells tof 81 50 County and State rights ot sale
42S0 PARTIES DESTROYS of engaging in
VOW. and extending MANU- ACfUR-
ING BUSINESS paying large PrOhls call GeiOy No 10 DOyr
o.. near ChatbAmsqsAre .'..
40 600 PART Of an INTEREST (t)
and Copper Mines North CsTona 50 eoy7er
Ne 3iSI .7-''7' - -
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Uounirp Real Gsiaie for Sale.


ALL WANTING FARMS-Good soil, mild
N climate a miles OF Philadelphia price per
best Of grain Also improved Farms. hundreds set
Ting Information free Address X LANDIs Proprietor, Vine
land EewJerssy.
A TTRACTIVE SUMMER RESIDENCE on
N House ommodious view beAutinl boating
bathing fishing possession Immediately; sell very low.
DEtANo T. SMITH, No l3a BroadEsy
VOUNTRY SEAT for SALE-One of the
fns country County ahout three miles from
ground the highest state Of en
garden jailed
variety growth eyergeens) and pasue stables
house gardeners and house all Of brick and OF
The roads walks and drives upon
nclosue In the style OF Central
Park plumbing costly Of the best quality and
on an extensive pond fed by springs OF considerable
dimensions perfectly under variety
and an variety quantity the larger and smaller fruits The
mansion the and finest in the State Of brick and double
walls bn thoroughly could bel foors all Of yellow pine
Gliding Tire attic hoors rooms the paor
floor nine spcous rooms hall about 20 feet wde nnte all OF
choice MARBLE third fco capable OF easy
division into billiard table bowling alley &c house and grounds
perfect order This unsurpassed, and In respects mol
eoualed Ground high Island Sound aud Interior all that
can whd accessible 10y boat railway drive
MORGAN No 2 Pipe,st C97lJ
COUNTRY.-FOr SALE or to LET, beautiful
" Gothic HOUSE containing all modern improvements 10
acres ground fruit, Inquire Of j. " oNDERDOSK, NyseE New
York
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fI NJ 2. B0 no WATER POWER COMPANY

TTNHE BUSIUN W N - y " IN NUhd AN
viii Offer NJ AUCTION on TUESDAY May ~ so' AZ u 0eloek
~ a tie Merchants Exchange. Boson, -. . -.
0NE MILLION TWO HUNDRED FEET OF LAND Columbus
and West Park Northampton Springfield
Worcester Concord Rutland Newton Pembroke Bookne Canton
Daosb spbope 81 James Eeer aud MATborougsts Terms
made week before the sale, by order Of the
ni,,ea,. y MATHEWS. President
~ CT W. BRAhAE. TItasUTeL
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nor SALE OR TO LET,
II The very extensive and celebrated
wIHCHESTBRS
cnLp INn CAMILLE ELNTORY

Cambridge about mile and half from Boston
Lately very important Improvements have been introduced into th
establishment which enables TO turn GU. Soap cheaper than any onef
Institution Of the hind in this country.
An extensive BOX FACTORY modern Improvements also at
taehed To the concern wherein made with the utmost dis
patch, and at the cheapest rate
A WHARF belonging TO the with about u feet OF water
where all the coal and lumber be landed.
The Estate has about lO Upland and about IS 900 feet Of
Flats
capacity Of turning out about 600 10 Of Soap and about
100000 n TAIlow Candles per annum.
Apply to c. BERKELEY JOHNSON No 10 South Markets ST. Boston,
oy address p O. Boz No. 1887 Boston.
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Gcsi ano fcnnS

r OST-Wil the gentleman who took the
IL BY mistake from the bat Reeusut Reep
tea evening please leave ia The Tribune
see ks beepBeTs BGHS eESIsyeo on the hand GIL
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autiion Sales of Real gsiaie.
W. II. MiLLER Aaetohsef
DY JOHN son a. MILL ER,
I'D AUCTIONERRs AND
REAL ESTATE BRoK ERS,
Q5 NsssAu-sr.. cor CEDkR-sT., SBW.Y

REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
No 25 NAssGu-sr., coz CEDAR 81, SHWY0EI
Stores Lots Country Seats snd Farms bought sold rented
changed negotiated Auction sales Of Stools Furniture htse ke
TUESDAY May H. At Y oeloek Exchange SAesFcOn No Ill
Broadway ~ Y.
VALUABLE BRICK HOUSE AND LOT no 10 Past w,r,n,t %
feet story and tneear Pha
dePhia bnek front and hE oo eE,ss. ~ "os marble mshis
with sewer Yards fsgged splendid aPesrof PesssH'
and only bAfbl0ck from two lines 81 cars
desrbe STORE PROPERTY being the moth west corner %
Nassanst attic and hasemsni nek hou,s
connection kc aAd an excel
entiuv either for renting occupation , Mt,
Also LOTS Of GROUND the Nineteenth ward on Ah1 hh
ing Bedford ave- destined % be the tncst The rJ
leading Park sud be paved With ehtf NICHOLSON
Belgian pavement - ~ -
Capitalists. u invite your attention 10 the above These e
e ny lots Beirr they must rpD
sale viii srV opportunity Tor profitable In
Yestment
easy MaPs and particulars oec Of A0eoneer No q Vas
Il l-iar n. u.
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MASTERS SALE OF REAL ESTATE at the
w Highlands Of Nayesnk, Monisouh County The under
nd h yrtoe Of the Court Of
viii sell al public AUCTION THURSDAY May 10 1897 o'clock
NGIIosE Known as sCIBNCKS PAVILION together With other
lots ana tracts Of desirable for Sumner residences situate the
Iohands Of Havenk County aud Aforesaid fronting
stsr River asd Atlantic Other particulars with the
dltons viii be announced on the Gay OF sale -
A. Il. THKoCKMORToN Master IN Chahcery.
JoRL PARKHR Solicitor
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Tiiu Real Gstaie for Sale.
Gcuntrn Real estate for Sale.

AT ORANGE, n. J.-VILLAS, VILLA SITES
~ and FARMS great variety beautifully situated hour rom
EwYoIk for SALE low Also Country ses and Houses 70 bI m
She season year. by BLACKWELL SMITH No % Wihmst
A TTENTION.-SO splendid FARMS, tC0UN-
"A TRY SEATS and HOUSES aud LOTS At New BIugsTk an
Bound Brook and Milestone the heahhestand best sections OF
State $1,000 great bargains Gail and see
}. s. FERGUSON Il Co. No. 30 Nsssaa.st Room No "a
A FARM at PLAiNFIELD, n. j., for SALE.
IN Land Frame House Barn, &c, SBoo
EDMUND H. MARITIME No $40 sIhaye, corner Of Thseondse
CANANDAIGUA-B property in Ontario
~ County large and substantial brick MANSION oeSuSn MOI s s
healthy; CO less Of excellent Land, choice hu
groves flowers Price will be satisfactory Particulars ana Bh9o
Ms RANKINB CanAndguai HENRY L. iuDb no
80 Pnest
COUNTRY RESIDENCE and - ACRES for
~ SALE about miles from Stamford and mile from Ccz GOD s
ton on Haven Railroad substantial House conveniently arranged
rep with node improvements containing u rooms good cellar
throughout stationary tubs
ke also carriage house and stable hnbber nut ana movers
kne River aud Sound location accessible and healthy and %
cent handsome country immediate possession Price Soo
JOHNSON MILLER L HALL, No 2 Nsssan-st
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CINCINNATI STEAM SUGAR REFINERY

CINCINNATI STEAM SUGAR REFINERY
~ complete order for manufacturing SIRIUS and SUGARS WITH
Lease Of Building - ....
sod the premises Of Pearl and Pumbs Cincinnati
MONDAY, May o. at l0i O'Clock, an,
the property Cincinnati Steam Sugar Reaacy Machuef
all Ia complete order.
IoW.ups most improved patterns
splendid Walking beam Engine - inches diameter feet inches
stTske miles Co. make.
Wrought Iron Tanks, large capacity.
% Filters, Shaving. Crushing, aud POwderng liHs
10000 n best Bone Coal, &C.
The property adjoining railroad depo goods be received md
shipped with expense; other refinery here and the
Refinery other trade than The local trade the city to
which trade making this Of the
points Sugar Refinery. In addition 10 this the heart
Sorghum district Of The country and II well known that Sorghum
be manufactured into siTup 81 large profit
Also, at the time will be sold:
100 hbs EXTRA SRUP very fine
100 hblS HONEY Strip, very 6ne.
100 bhl- NECTAR Strip very fne.
200 bis AMBER Strip, very bDe.
Refinery with Lease to he sold half cash balance I months
approved paper siuPs, GO day., approved PaPsE ..--
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Deal ESTATE-THOMAS g. SONS SALE

vsy valuable BUSINESS LOCATION Two three story brci
RESIDENCES northwest Of NINTH and ARCHSTs 20
'front.' l2s feet deep TUESDAY May 1867 Ul2 O'clock noon
will be sold Public SALE the Philadelphia Exchange all those
very valuable hreetO bck and the lot Of ground
unto belonging the north Ninth
containing together front Arehst 20 feet and extending
Width depth AlOng Sniht l26 ftwo valuable obts CLEAR
OF ALL NCUMBRANCE IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. Terms
Twohirls Of the purchase money remain Che property
, ll4 NJ. THOMAS 4 SONS Auctoneers
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JAMES u. SAWS Co, AnciOnttrs
EXECUTORS' SALE OF REAL ESTATE

EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE
IL undersigned in or to close estate viii sell AZ public
auction premises the 4h day 81 June 1867 az u O'clock
noon that known COUNTRY RESIDENCE Of John Lawson late
bank the Hudson River about mile
north OF the village Of Marlborough Ulster County and about
between Newbugh and Poughkeep with the steamers
Thomas Cornell James BALDWIN and Mary Powell landing each
Steam Perry Newambuh and Marlborough Landing
connecting adSOn River Railroad commanding tne
Of the between those two places The premises consist OF about %
fhe river wen adapted 10 the cultivation " fruit Upon
the premise. large new twoory dwelling house oonsnng IA
rooms barn combined good well Of water
cstern Conditions made known day Of sale Title good aud
Of the purchase money desired remain on the
deragped. Dated at Marlborough, May 8, 1861 -
GEORGE W. LAWSON
JOHN T. LAWSON. EIecntoTs.
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NOR SALE at IRVINGTON, on the Hudson
RRSIpENCE plinneY lhe family going AbI0
NOR SATE-COUNTRY SEAT at Yonkers,

ENOR SAIE-IUUNIK1 SEAI III 1OnktIS,
road leading BronIye about three miles from fonke
and II BronIe Depot Harlem Railroads consisting Of
20 under high state Of cultivation gcd and CONVENIENT
oIbugs consisting Of barn and carnage
house beney lodge for four horses and four ne gaen
abundance Of fns perfect order Price $500 Terms easy
f~-'~~~-
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uepg ali the features Berkshire County Massachusetts 20
beauty cfsceney sauby Of air 1t hA been for many year,
had TO call physician during
viii the heauEess Of the ar There
100 large house with modern Improvements
farmhouse barn, stable and all needed Outbungs ceboue ed
delicious water 30 valuable woodland cuts % tnn Of
abundance Of fruit Ornamental large vegetable garden, na
fruits extended Of 20 miles from The hgts OF the
land q miles from railroad For family desiring beautiful home
free from and this unusual oGer Address Boz No A
pcst.O
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-08-23
Agricultural Association

The meeting for organizing ana
clccting officers ofthe Agricultural
society. held at the Trottcr House
u ibis village, last Saturday was
attended by large number of zen
tlemcn. representing IA majority If
the towns in this county. Grafton
rount, WAS not represented. and
consequently that county WAS left
out of the association. DIV. Cobb
was chosen chairman Of the meeting.
and Arad Iorlss secretary. The
Constitution adopted at a previous
meeting was rcmodelcd. the uum-
Der Of Managers hxcd at sixteen in
stead of eleven. and the titlc cbaro.
cd to or,nao 4o,,+, ,a,;,,.,,,,.,
60 M '''S * '',''''i At
.,a,'@ ~ '''''''"S are ''' ON
-, y ,,''o'''' ~ II, - oc' nelSa :
'.s'''chtS' N''fiah iaplih,
',o' nun w. ID Stevens Aia'Iord, !;
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-08-23

FALL SCHooL.-Our readers will
notice that the committee for the
Union District have secured the
services Of J. w. Palmer, A. B., as
Principal of the Academy. or High
School. Mr.. Palmer is from Great
Falls, n. II. lie graduated at Dart
mouth in July last, has had consid-
cradle eXperiencein teaching schools
of this kind, and comes well recon
mended. We hope he will succeed
50 well as to convince those opposed
to IL graded school that it is the
true system.
The Fall Term commences We'd
ncsday, Sept IL.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-08-23

FATAL Aeon ENT.--On Friday
ct last week, widow Buxton, OF
lopSham, aud her son, William,
aged about seventeen years, were
r'dlng from llaverhill to Topsham,
and when thcy got as far as the
western part Of the town of New.
bury their hoFs" became frightened
ran with them and threw them both
out OF The wagon on to pile or
stone Mrs Buxton was very seri
ously injured, and her SON rcroivod
injuries from which hc died, at East
Topsham on Monday.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-08-23

ATTEMPTED SUICiDE.-C alcb
Bean, residing IN the eastern part
OF the town Of Oxford, y. H., at
tempted Ia commit suicide on Mon.
day morning last, by cutting his
throat with razor from ear to car.
We was soldier during the war.
and Iane home from the war with
Il broken constitution. He had
been sick for sometime. with con
sumption, and on che Sa,urda,
morning previous was supposed tc
be dying, bat revived again. He i.
supposed to have been insane " her
lie made the ATTEMPT lIcMasaIiv,
Monday night but DR. Marston pro
hounccd him past recovery,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-08-23

CAMP NEETING.-Therr is to be
a Methodist camp meeting at Rail
road Grove, near the nrw shops,
Lyndon, September . to Il. Tx
cursim ticket. to he had at the sta
tons on the Passumpsic railroad.
No Reduction Of fare will he made,
except 10 such as purchase excursion
tickets.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-08-23

MUSICAL 'oNVENTlON.-Thcrc is
to be a grand musical convention
ami festival at Ncwbury, comncnc
ing tuesday, September sd, and
continuing four days, conducted by
Pro- ". q. Perkins, of BOSTON,
The soIolstS are Mrs. -. &. Hall. OF
Boston, the euijncut soprano, Miss
Lucy Fox, OF Boston, soprono. and
Mr. VI. l.. Ingalls,, of Concord, Ten
or. Pianists-J. W. Cheney, Bos
ton, Prof ID. A. French, Ncwbury
VT, and Miss Kate Kiddcr, St
Johnsbnry, w. IN addition to III,
above, many leading musicians from,
various parts Of the country will be
present, and assist in the exercises,
Two Grand Concerts will he given
or Thursday and Friday evenings,
September 9TH and 9Th. Members
tickets (Gdmittancc to both cOnCerts)
Gentlemen sl.O0; ladies 90 cents |;
single rehearsal II cents; concerts
~ cents. The passumpsic and
H. t. y Montreal railroads will car.
ior iare one way. Extra train from
Lyndon to Newbury on Friday even.
ing.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-08-23

An old Democrat of our ao1uain
lance Swears he won't vote the reg.
ular ticket. He says that he has
read the platform through and the
word abolition" is not in It "and''
said he, shat word has been In every
Democratic platform since I was
porn, and the party can't win with.
out it,"
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-08-23

a bashful young man escorted an
equally bashful young lady, AS
they approached the dwelling OF
the damsel, she said, entrcatingiy,
"dehlel, don't tell anybody that you
beaued me home," Sary, said he EN-
phatically, "don't you mind. Pm as
much ashamed of IL rs you are
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-08-23

Geo. Slate, Of Brattleboro, has
been appointed Assignee in all cases
of bankruptcy where none are elect
ed by the creditors, for the counties
of Orange. Windsor and Windham.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-08-23

CORN.-We mentioned. week be
fore last, that II. II. Conant. OF or
ford, had green corp large enough
to BOZ! on The 9TH inst. Dne of our
Bradford citizens, Mr.. +. Pierce, in.
forms us that he can beat that by
two days, as he had plenty on the
ith. and oh the 18th had some that
was fully glazed.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-08-23

YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN Asso
AciqoA. The Bradford y. NJ. &.
Association hao heated prichard's
nall for the use of the association.
Regular meetings are held every
Friday eytnine, at l2 o'clock for
the present
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-08-23

SUPERINTENDENT new paper
has been started in bennington
county, called the Bennington INde-
pendent, printed at the Office of the
Rutland Independent. it is & ten
porarN concern; and is the organ Of
thoor, opposed to the legislation an
thorlzing towns to subscribe to rail
road stock.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-08-23

lgNo ESS Of NJ ALES IN mn, [ NITED
STATES.--Thc New York World
calls attention to the alarming OK
cess OF 1900 more males than fc.
males IN the United States, and
notes that:
SIN the WcsiGrn States, particu.
larly,'there is an enormous prcpon.
dcrancn of the male population. -
Illinois has an excess of ~ 900
Michigan, 10000 Wisconsin, 43.
900, and 50 on. As the American
Equal Rights Association fully dis
posed of the female suffrage ques
ton last week, they shJuld deal
with the excessive male population
vt the next anniversary, In Massa
chuSctts AMI elsewhere in New Eng.
land there is an innumerable mum.
Der of spinsicrs of q certain and un.
certain age, while there are 40 200
lmappropiatcd males wandering in
loneliness thro' the Western wilds.
Equal rights would make such a
state Of things impossible, and the
SRicty should see to it.. The sub.
.iect " easily comprised rs almost
any topic the Society discusses, and
surely II is n home question that M.
peals 10 every unmarried female
II the question were submitted to
the younger and more attractive
members of the Association, VIII ich
they prefcrred--the vote would be-
unanimous for husbands. The Equal
Rights women would do well TO take
up this matter, which in q living IL.
sue, and leave fossil subjects 10 the
Anti-Everything Society.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-08-23

BASE BALL TOURNAMENT.-Wc
have received circular issued by
the Burlington Clubs, announcing a
long list Of prizes to be played tor
in Burlington, by clubs from all
parts Of the country, on the 10th,
18th, and 18TH Of September. There
are thirteen prize. ranging from
=. 90 to 500.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-08-23

ANNUAL MEETING.-Thc annual
meeting OF the Trustce s OF Bradford
Academy will be held at tie Acad-
envy, on Monday, Aug, 20, at
o'clock j. VI.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-08-23
Paris Exposition. Sewing Machine
Awards.

We recently published brief tel
egram from Paris, announcing the
award, over eighty-twO competitors.
to Messrs. Wheeler q Wilson. of
the highest premium. gold medal,
for the perfection of their sewing
machines and button hole machines.
The following are the copies of the
official documents confirming the
announcement
Exposition UnrerseUe-Paris, 1867
COMMISSION IMPERIALE, CHAMP
DE-MARs, 16 July, 1867.
Mr.. X. Hunting, No. 139 Regent st.
London:
DEAR SIR Replying to your in
quirery, | beg to state that the only
Gold Medal for the manufacture
and perfection of Sewing Machines
ard Button Hole Machines was
awarded to Messrs. Wheeler& Viii
son. of New York.
Yours, respectfully,
HENRY +. Q. D'ALIGNY.
Member of International Jury and
reporter of same.
Another letter of same date says:
DEAR SIR s-Replying to your
inquiry, l herewith give you a list
of Gold Medals awarded i'll my class:
Dupuis ct Dumery, tor Screw Shoe
Machines.
Wheeler & Wilson, New York,
for the manufacture and perfection
of their Sewing Machines aud But
ton Hole Machines.
There is, also, a list of .'coopcra
tors" Gold Medal granted to Mr..
Elias Howe, Jr., personally. as
Promoteur of the Sewing Machine.
Respectfully yours.
HENRY +. Q. D'ALIGNY,
/ Reporter of Glass 81 (Groupe No g.
Member of the international Jur,
at the Exposition UniVersclle.
Extract from lie Mouiteur Uni
vcrsel, official Journal of the Frcncl
Empire
lhp Wheeler 4 Wilson Company
of New York, Manufactures Of Amer
lean Sewing Machines have just re
ccived the Gold Medal at the Expo
sition Universelle, for the good con
struction Of thuir machines the new
/ Improvement for making button
holes, applicable to their Sewing
Machines ; also, for their machin,
especially for making button holes
This award IS accorded for the grcar
development that MesSrs. Wheeler
& Wilson have given to the scwino
machine industry. i'll bringing thei
machines to the doors of all 10y thei
cheapness and solid construction
which allows their employment witt
satisfaction i'll families and witt
great advantage i'll work-roomS.