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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-12-22

The Family sowing Machine.

Stout pants for boys, delicate runling for girls,
mems overcoats and ladies' trimmings should not
now be the weary work for ladies' fingers, and need
not be; for the steel sinews of the Sewing Machine
will turn weary days of work into mornings
pastime. But a small share Of this work is generally
done the sewing machine, because of the lack OF
ability to make The machine do it, 1t makes little
difference how complicated machine for a ,cork-
shop is for there operators make it a business to
learn and manage them. But the machine for the
family should be Of the simplest and most perfect
mechanism. We are led to make these remarks in
justice to a comparatively new machine, which has
gained great favor among us on account of its quiet
prompt, rapid and real business ability TO do all our
work, and with astonishing neatness and perfection
it is the Wilcox Il Gbbs-NortLweste,n Christian
Advocate.
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The remarkable simplicity of the Wilcox u
Gibbs improved FANNY Sewing Machine,
the nOiSelesSnesS of its movements, the speed,
ease, and accuracy with which child may
successfully work it, and the large range Of
Seaoing to which it is pre-enainentIy adapted,
have already established for it an enviable
distinction among the FRsT-cLAss SEWING
MACHINES OF THE AGE.
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WILCOX g. GIBBS.

when you learn the trick, you can wind the thread
back on the spool without breaking, and so eco
nomize in material And one thing more, a skilful
but unusually candid operator on the 'w. and W."
machine admitted, in my hearing, that the Letter
g" made the stronger seam,
The truth is always stand in awe OF one OF these
pretentious mschines but the Wilcox Gibbs
seems just the thing for household pet; and l in-
tend teaching my little granddaughter to use II.
Her mother has Wheeler Wilson, and woe betide
the unlucky urchin that ventures meddlesome
fingers about IL.
This charming little machine WAS therefore, the
one thing lacking to my perfect domestic satsfac-
ton; and ] wonder now how have gotten along 80
many years without It. Certainly was lone OF the
foolish women VITO decline the offer you rendered me,
OF irst-cass new machine at half-pricei Such OPP
pOrtunties occur only once in decade, fear; for,
sad TO tell, this darling, this gem Of machine,
which has opened up such vstas OF future ease and
elegant leisure which can no longer keep house
without, is only borrowed for a season!
In a few weeks my invalid friend to whom the
machine belongs may reclaim 1t, and then, alas for
my visions!
Ny husband says | shall have a machine, and |
know he means what he says but he has already
told me about taxes which, since the war, have
been enormous to be sure, though yearly lessenng,
am thankful to say. SO don't like to worry him
about it. / wish knew way to get one, all by
myself; but what can woman do should feel SO
proud to earn and own 'Letter g."
MANSFIELD, Pa, Sept. 2s, 1868. -
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Fanny Fern, writing to a frend says;-"My dress
MAKER who has had ten years experience in the use
of Sewing Machines gives the Wilcox h Gibbs her
unqualified preference.
81 have myself owned one OF another make for
eight years. which in my Judgment does not approach
the WILCOX Gibbs in utility"
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WILCOX & GIBBS.

used with the greatest freedom and success by
mere child. The FIRST was capable OF but small
range Of plain stitching. The last embraces almost
the entire scope Of household sewing. The first was
poorly constructed and liable TO frequent disorder.
The last is the very perfection Of n,echansns.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-12-22

Rev. Oliver Crane, of Carbondae, Pa, speaking of
the merits and demerlts of the various Sewing Ma
chimes now before the public, says-"My wife
would not accept one of any other patent as gif il
she must receive It upon condition of giving up the
Wilcox Il Gibbs i... lN
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Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher, in a letter to the invem-
tor OF the Self-Sewer says;-'T have the Wheeler
Wilson, the Grover a Baker and the Wilcox q
Gibbs Sewing Machines in my family.
~ the Wilcox q Gibbs most frequently, think
ing 1t far superior to either Of the Othep."
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-12-22

Unfortunately Born with Nerves.
The 'busy hum of labor" is poetica idea enough
but unfortunately some of us are born with ',erUes
and confess that the monotonous whir tohir, wHIR
of a Sewing Machine in the house has sometimes sent
me out of it. have often wondered If this could not
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"
for than two years. and like better and better
We never fail to recommend it when the opportunity
offers. 10 is lie a true and tried Jriead-GliCays on
hand and ready achen ,ce lcanH to use IT,"
Rev. HENRY ASTON,
Cutchogue, L. L.
'FoR SIMPLICITY AND EASY MANAGEMENT con-
slider the WILCOX 4 Gibbs the best machine for
family use."
MRS. j. C. HAND.
..Ir.s D No. $50 Pine street, Philadelphia
"MY RECOMMENDATION OF the Wilcox q Gibbs
Sewing Machine has ever been of the strongest
kind"
JANIS NJ BATES,
Secretary Am. Elk. Fire Insurance Company.
1.-THE WILCOX x GIBBS SEWING MACHINE in use
in my family gires unalloyed satistGctio1
JAMES EDWARDS,
Barrie, Canada.
"THE WILCOX a GIBBS SEWING MACHINE is fault
less; runs beautifully, giving every satisfaction"
K. A. SCIwERKRoP.
Washington, D. C.
"MRs. REID says that the WILCOX a. Gibbs Sewing
Machine is certainly the best beyond comparison
. .U. Rev. II. A. REID,
... Beaver Dam, Wisconsin.
eve would be glad to know that one OF Wilcox &c
Gibbs admirable Sewing Machines was in every
family in the Union"
Rev. j. E. PITNAN,
Baptist Church, Matteawan, N. Y.
"THE WILCOX 4 GIBBS IS THE BEST MACHINE IN
THE WORLD
Mr. ID. L. DE COLA.
"THE least we can say of the WILCOX q Gibbs
noiseless Family Sewing Machine ST. is Just uhat
toant-and that we say heartily"
Rev. j. VI FERRIS,
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin.
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MIMI Bile
G. ri X | s T M a s G I T. S
..." OF INTRIN SIC WORTH.
I N I M 7 r A B L E

Anv really sclass Sewing Machine peculiar advantages
the seeker of articles not costly but beautiful and valuable for
BRIDAL HOLIDAY PRESENTATION but of all the Standard
hnesand there which merit the appeaonhe
certain to prove entirely satisfactory is the
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WILCOX & GIBBS
An experimen tai trial solicited.

NOte.-SO well assured am that
a thorough trial Of the WILCOX
~ Gibbs Family Sewing Machine
cannot fail 10 convince even tIe
most sheptical that il is beyond
all question ''the best Machine i'm
the wOrId,'' freely offer TO all
who will receive them, the ara-
fuitOus use Of Machines for one
month.
D. s. EWING,
No. 72O CHESTNUT STREET.
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The Wilcox & Gibbs latest improved
Family Sewing Machine is the most won
derful instrument for Sewing ever
nvented-SimpIe, Silent and Complete
Its stitch is more elastic than the
LOCK- more reliable than the ''cHA1N,"
and far more beautiful than HAND SEWING.
This Stitch has proved the fact that too
threads ARE NOT, as was once supposed,
NECESSARY TO THE CONSTRUCTION OF A
PERFECT AND DURABLE SEAM.
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"FOR SIMPLICITY AND EASY MANAGEMENT, con-
slider the WILCOX 4 Gibbs the best machine for
family use."
A.r a MRS. j. c. HAND,
T ..".s No. $50 Pine street, Philadelphia.
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'MY RECOMMENDATION of the WILCOX a. Gibbs
Sewing Machine has ever been OF the strongest
kind" ..
JANIS VI. BATES,
Secretary Am. Elk. Fire Insurance Company.
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The Public Debt.

A dispatch from Washington
says: at is not expected that
there will be much reduction,
if any in the public debt for the
present month, on account OF
the heavy drafts made on the
Treasury Department by the
Interior Department to pay
pensions. S1O,OOO,OOO will be
drawn on one order Tor pen
sions.r
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COlburn'S Red Jacket Axe.

COiDllfn heu OdCkeG Axe
This axe is better than the regular
shaped axes for these reasons:---
l. Itcuts deeper.
II. 1t doa't stick.
III 1t don't Jar the hand.
". No time or strength is wasted
in taking the axe out of the cut.
V. With the same labor you do
one-third more work.
With all these good qualities it is
made of the same steel and iron and
temper, as our regular axes and will
not bear rough usage any better than
they.
Troy, iowa, Decc Dist 1865.
LIPPINCoTT & BAKEwELL:--The
Red Jacket Axe you sent is a good
one. think it is the best axe ever
had hold of.
1t isa very easy axe to chop with.
Any one can see by the shape of it
that it does not require so much eXer-
else on the part of the chopper as with
the old style axe to make it penetrate
into the wood. We are much pleased
with it. Yours. G. W. CLAYTON.
Miles Covered Scoop shovel. For
the farmer. Just what you want.
PEORIA, Jan. 2G, 1869.
LIPPINCOTT & BAKEwELL,--We have
in constant use the Covered Scoop
Shovel of Mr.. Miles and find it to be a
very useful article. We more tEan
save the cost of it daily in the amount
of grain saved, shvveled from wagons.
We can also handle grain much faster
than with the common Scoop.
GRIER & Co., Grain Dealers.
Z. S. EAsToN. Grain Dealer.
S. B. EAsToN & Son. Grain Dealers.
ROBINSON g. Co., Freek Mills.
GEO. FIELD C Co., City Mills.
While we make these and RECON-
mend them because Of their great
merit, we are also manufacturers OF
Spades and Shoyels equalt to any-made
in the country East or West.
Our Saws are patent temper ard
patent ground, and warranted as good
as any made.
FREDERIcA, iowa. Feb. 8, 1869.
LrpPINcoTT & BLACKWELL, GENTS =
The saw that you sent Henry &
Pierce is the best Saw lever saw, il
takes two inch feed in oak and stands
!. up bully. Il cut 561 feet of oak fencing
= in % minutes.
Ihave run saws for 10 years, ant
. that is the best'onc ever got hold of
!. / have run your saws in Michigan fo
+ five or six years. Z Ash DAVIS
If your hardware dealer does no
( keep our goods send to us direct will
!; your inquiries or orders, aud yo,
shall have immediate attention AM
!. reply. hati-rrffy. YIIf-ll
LlppINcoJT, 4 BAKEwEII, Pitts
burg, PENN =
: Sole owners. of Colburn's and Re
y jacket Pateatb tand Patent Temper
for Saws.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-08-26

The Eighth Senatorial Dis
trict nominated Hon. H. G.
Jones, of Vinton county by ac.
clamatiCn, and Hon. Thomas A.
WEIGH, of Meigs, on the first
ballot. The nominations could
not be improved They will of
course, be ratified by the peo-
pie in October, by a large ma
jorityAAthens Mess6ngT.hI
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Our Nominees for Senator.
Homer q. Jones of Vinton
county, elected two years ago
as Senator, but whose admis-
sion to the Senate was unjust
ly denied by the Democracy,
and T. A. Welch, commonly
known as Father Welch in the
House Of Representatives, of
which he is a. member from
Meigs, were nominated by The
Republican District Conven-
tion, at Gallipolis, last Friday.
Both are active and true men.
-HontOn Register.
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This is one of the great enterprises Of the
day. The historical matter is really valuable;
the sketches Of individuals and incidents are
admirably drawn. not only by the pen OF the
historian, hut by the pencil Of the artist, and
both combined will make when bound, one oil
the marked histories Of the war. There are
OFFICIAL documents on every page, at the
bottom, which add much to the value OF the
work. twill be found on the centre tables
Of thousands Of our countrymen.-(b Boston
Post 'Sf
Many its illustrative pictures are the best
that We have seen in such work; and some
Of the numerous portraits Of proi inent actors
ia the war are admirable rs llkenesses and
works ofart.-(Zion's Herald.)
A careful, comprehensive, minute, and
graphic record of the origin and progress o.
the war; and IN the size and beauty OF its pages
and paper, in the prOiuseness, cosllness, ele
gance, and completeness Of its illustrations
| far exceeding any other history yet attempted
-(New York Observer.)
we speaK confidently in praise Of the man
ner m which the work Is brought out. THIS
narrative, embellished by the picturesque il
Illustrations, affords an interesting eommenlar!
on the war, and will be of priceless value fol
preservaton.-(Bosto Adyertser)
The writer iudiciously combines the spirl
| of philosophical reflection with a vivid and pic
turesque delneation Of facts. His st lie Is a
once lively and polished, and every page give
evidence Of careful strdy and prepaption.-
| Without any atiectaton Of ofprOfound phlloso
phy, or without, ,fihe,&ritlng this history i, il
our Judgment, one ofthe best and most valua
HE records of ours great struggle, and we hay,
no doubt that II will MAINTAIN this reputation
In future years, when the records Of the wa
office aud the bureaus ofthe Otherdepartnent
are opened up 10. the future PTescOtts AM
Motley's, we shall have secrets revealed ant
light shed on points respecting which we mus
remain uninformed for the present; bat foral
ordinary purposes we desire no better recor
than the one that is steadily going on to com
pletion-- -(Chicaee eRrssbperIanl ,1} ~
The Pictorial History Of the Great Rebello
IN no sense depends upon its illustrations 70
Its worth, though they are exec lent speci
mems of the art, and help the reader to under
stand the Incidents Of the war. The real mer
its of the work are apart from its engraung'
Those merits are strong and lucid style,
vast an cunt of well-dIgesied and well told In
partial statements oil all poiRts about whic
there are disputes. s..... Bsery library shoh
have this work, for 1t ID one OF singular valu
as hook of reference, because of ITS eompre
hensiyeness As wen as aecurcy,...sAs a wor
Of general reading il is Of unsurpassed yalu
-tBoston ifrayeler1d Z 't0llbiith
| Pubiis he'd by HAEHER BRoTHERs, New Yorl
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THE attention of our readers
is directed to The advertise.
ment of GOES DYSPEPSIA
CURE, in another part of this
paper. This truly Valuable
Medicine Is recommended by
all who use it. For sale at Sis.
sons.
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This work contains 9gs illustrations. OF
these, tG2 are authentic representations Of
scenes and incidents in the war; 90 Maps
and IIans OF Battles, among which Is large
Colored Map of the Southern States, showing
the position OF nearly every place of note, to-
gether with the great lines of communication;
and3S7 portraits of persons who have borne n
prominent civil or military part in the war.
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The result is very Satisfactory
to Meigs County. Hon. L. A.
Welsh is we'll known through
out our County, having repre-
sented us in the lower house OF
the State Legislature for four
years. In that time he has al
so extended his reputation far
beyond the limits of his county
and district. II. G. Jones was
our standard bearer two years
ago, and was elected by a small
majority, but was ou0ted by a
purely partisan vote and with
out just cause. He is young
lawyer with a fair practice, of
good habits, a very effective
stumper, has a good record as a
soldier in the 18th Ohio, and
will make an active, reliable
and worthy Senator. Our
County, District and State tick
cts are now in the field. The
campaign is fairly. opened.
The county ticket is sure to be
elected, but for the success of
the district and State tickets,
work will be required. Let us
see to it that Meigs gives
Welsh and Jones such a major
ity as will insure their election
beyond all per adventure
Meig8 Co. Press.
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HUGH KING, of Liberty town.
ship, killed a female rattle
snake, one day, last week,
which, had she been permitted
to live, would have given birth
to one hundred and fifty.two OF
her kind. They were from
four to six inches in length
Aartetta Times.
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BILL HEADS, letter-headsr en-
velopes, business cards, circu-
lars, programmes, and every
thing in the jebbing line exc
cuted at the Record Office in a
neat, quick and artistic man.
ner. '-'.i "''
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SENATORIAL.
Our Senatorial Ticket.

Our Senatorial Ticket.
We place at the head of our
columns, this week, the names
of Homer Q. Jones, of Vinton
county, and It. A. Welch, Of
Meigs county, as the Repuoll'
can candidates for Senators,
the result Of the Nominating
convention he'd in this city,
last Friday. The official pro-
ceedings of the convention
may be Cind elsewhere in our
columns.
This is an excellent ticket.
or Mr.. Jones, We need not,
at present, speak at length
He is already well known to
the Republicans Of old Gallia,
and known only to be respect
ed and admired. He will poll
the tull strength OF the party,
and, we predict, be triumph
antly elected.
MIR. WEIGH has for two terms
represented Meigs county in
the House of Representatives
lis d man Of ability and ex-
perience, and very popular in
his own county. He is the
father of the Morgan raid leg
islation, and may be depended
upon, if elected, to still work
for justice to the sufferers by
the John Morgan raid.
The Republican ticket is
now full. Taken altogether,
it is hard to beat. Let us go
TO work and secure its tri-
umphaut success. - Gallipolis
Journal.
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The "poor mans party" in
Pennsylvania runs a 20-mil'
lion aire for Governor.
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THE undersigned has been duly appointed
i administrator de bonis non Of the estate o
John Karnes, late Of Vipton county. Ohio, de-
ceased. CORNELIUS kARNEs. d.
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THIS Lecture shOuld he m the, hands OF ef'
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Agents Wanted to Sell the
EMINENT WOMEN OF THE AC1Er

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The last General Assembly,
with a Democratic majority
in both branches, upon motion
OF Mr.. Stanbaugh, Democrat,
postponed and killed a home =
stead bill exempting a 'thous-
and dollars. Mr.. Godfrey, Dem,
ocratic candidate fol Lieuten-
ant Governor voted for the
motion, (Senate Journal for
1868, 562.) 1t did however
manage to get through the
Senate a bill excmpting $500
with the help of all the Re,
publican votes. AL the mega,
tive votes were Democrats
Ohio State Journal.
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r SOMETHING over two weeks
ago Mr.. Wallace Tresslar, liv.
ing in the vicinity of Union
Village, Indiana, having some
seventy.ive acres of wheat 10
cut, bought a new machine,
for which he paid some two
hundred dollars His wheat
was getting very ripe, and he
could not get Sufficient hands.
He sent to indianapolis, and
three colored men offered him
their services, SO he hired
them. They worked one day,
and when night came, and all
were at rest, some miserable
Democratic Scamps proceeded
to cut and break his machine
all to pieces, scattering the
fragments over tie field. They
lett board sticking up on a
fragment of the machine, with
these words inscribed or it,
so He'll with the Fifteenth
Amendment"
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SORE THROAT.
AN ID
SORENESS OF THE
THROAT, CHEST AND
LUNGS. bio "A

DO not delay procuring and Immediately n.
king GOe'S Cough Basam, when troubled with
any OF the above named difficulties. They are
ali premonliory symptoms Of Consumption,
and iTnol arrested, will sooner or later sweep
you away into the valley of shadows from
which none can ever return.
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FOR GROUP,
WHOOPTNG C0UGM.

The testimony OF all who have used il -
thls terrible disease during the last ten ye1rsS
is, that invariably relieves and cures IL
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Painting and Trimming

OF all kinds executed in the neatest and most
artistic style.
REPAIRING OF all kinds in my line will be
promptly and neatly done.
rs. Work done at this establishment Is war;
rantrd to lie substantial, put up solid and exc
cuted in the most workmanIke manner not
to he excelled IN any respect by any other es-
tahllShmentln IN the country. = .i'.r t'..