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( 13rd do * fo 1' ' :"‘-‘I-“ '. ' ':L w' .‘. - 1 .-541"'-: . The British residents at San Francisco have contributed £1,116 10s. for the re- lief of the distress in La ncashire. CREDIT ‘ BY AUCTION. 0F Steam Engine, Planing Machine, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE «Soc. (Soc. Sec. 9’ HF. Uundersigned has been instructed by Messrs H. dz. J, HARRISON to sell by Public Auction, on On Friday, May lst, 1863, On Lot No. :26, Lind Concession of Markham’ The Underment ioned articles. viz. :â€" 1 Bureau, 1 Llarge Dining Table. 1 leaf Table, 1 Lounge, 1 Sofa. 1 Rocking Chair. 12 Co'iiin‘ron Chairs, 1 Beadstead, 1 Cooking Stove. 1 Large Box Steve, 1 Brass Kettle. 1 Clock, :2 Chain, lpair Sieellyards, 1 Shovel,i Scoop Shovel. 1 Bake Tray, 1 Hunk, 1 Map of Co.» trade, 1 Cutting Box, 1 Grind Stone. 1 Vice, l set Bench I’la:rcs.4 Horse Collers,I Horse Net, [Neck Yoke. :3 Cant Hooks, I set Maul Rings, 1 Iron Axle Waggon, 1 Cow, 1 Wood Sleigh, l Saddle and Bridle. Q Clevises. toge- SPRINGCIRCULAR. S A L E In thanking our Friends and Customers for their liberal support during the past year, pair Brass Candlesticks. I Logging W .i. .. .A, . , . . r v , r. U . .lfly.>1... '. . ..___... We would intimate that we have now received our supply of Sprmg and Summer Goods .' Together with our usual assortment of Groceries, Wines, Liquors, Hardware, . CROCKERY, Bo’o'rs,‘ SHOES, Which we offer at very reasorrablePrices. wcl, As we have been made agents of the a a. lawn w ' + ' llllttllltm'm flirt ' it ill ‘i "limit "it Trill “ ill ill but 11"it c feel satisfied that we can sell all articles of their manufacture at a rate which wil defy competition. FELT HATS. CL TH 82 TWEED CAPS. 'LADIES’ STRAW & FANCY BONNETSr HATS. we, Wm, ;. quantity of Crockery and Tinware, Hoping for a continuance of the patronage which iras been hitherto accorded to us by Knives and r‘orks. and sundries not enumerated Attire same time and place will be offered a One Eeight Iiorse Power STEAM ENGINE! ‘i’ith BOILER, at an upset price of $300.â€" Also one PLANING'MACIIINE. adapted for- planing Siditrg, inch Boards and Fleuring,‘ at an upset price of $21K). The Engine. Butler and Planing Machine are in good working order. " " 'i‘icuais:â€"â€"For the Engine, Boiler arid Plait- ing Machine. 18 months’ credit on approved .joint notes; for the other property. $4. and un- der, Cash: over that amount 8 months’ Credit on approved joint uotes.‘ SALE AT 1‘2 O'CLOCK. IVOOJ. J. GORMLEY, Auctioneer. Markham. April 16. 1863, 118- Tlre Vaughan AgriculturaISociety WILL HOLD A SPRING FAIR Plunging Match, On. Tuesday, April 28, 1863, AT THE Village of Maple, our Friends and Customers, we respectfully subscribe ourselves ' - FLOOD 8L PRICE. Richmond Hill, April 23, 1863. ‘ 229.c- ._.._.~_._.__M_...____._m Format; s-rttiugjitND SUMMER .â€"_.. P. CROSBY, Has received an extensive supply of INCLUDING .lllli iiii, illil'liii ilill Till iiiillii l LADIES’ BONNETS, MANTLES, RIBBONS, FLOWERS, PAR/ISOLS, . GLOVES, HOSIERY, In the Newest Colors and Shapes READYFMADE CLOTHING, lN EVERY VARIETY, AND IN THE LATEST FASHIONS. 4th Lion. Vaughan. The following Prizes will 'A large Smel‘ 0f be awarded :â€" I’LOUUIIING MATCH. First Classâ€"Open to all Plouglrtiicn. except those wito have taken two first prizes in this class. lst Prizeâ€"A {ilodelatid Plough, the gift of Messrs. E, Bryson & Co. Toronto, valued at. . . . .. . . $24 00 One pair of Wooden Harrows, valued at" . . 52nd do I4 00 3rd do 6150 Second Classâ€"Open to Wooden or Cast Irotr ~’loughs, except those I’lougliriieti who have taken two first prizes iii this class; those, however. will be allowed to plough itt Class lst. . let Prizeâ€"Ono pair ofii-on Harrowsdhe aunt. - o n . a e e . u u o a u o o e e a u a ~ u gift of Mr. David Gray. Mudville, . . . . . . . . 2-1 (10 9nd do . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 till 3rd do .............. . . . . . ... 601) Third Classâ€"Open to all Cast Iron I’loughs. with Cast Iron Mould Boards. ist Prizeâ€"One Cast, iron Plough.~ the. gilt of Mr'.Abell.Woodbridge . u . . . . 2nd do Fourth Classâ€"Open t0 Boys under- 18 years of age. Ist Prize . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. . 6 00 22nd do . . . . . . . . . . . ......... ... . 400 37d do , . . . . . . - . . . . . . . . . . . . e . . . . . . ‘2 00 Entrance for Lil Class '. Ploughmen residing iii Townsit p, 3523: lion-resident, $4. Entrance 2nd and 3rd Classes: Residing in the Township. $1.511; iron-resident. Entrance for Boy‘s Class : Icsiding in Township, Free ; tron-resident, $1. FAIR. STALLIORS. Best Draught, Stallion . . . . . . . . .........$6 (it) Second Best Draught Stallion. .. 4 OH Best General Purpose. Stallion. . . . . . .. . . 6 U0 Second Best General Purpose Stallion. . . 4 00 BULLS. Best Durham Bull (any age) . . . . . . . . ... G 00 ‘SBCUIld Best Durham Bull (arty age). . . . 4 00 Best Galloway Bull (any age) . . . . . . . . . . 6110 Second Best Galloway Bull (any age). .. 4 (ill Best Grade Bull (any age) . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 flu Second liest Grade Bull (any age) . . . . . . 2 00 Entrance for Horses. $1. Entrance for Dur~ ham and Galloway Bulls, $1. Entrance for Grade Bulls. .51) cents RULES & REGULATIONS? 1. The winner of the Modelartd Plough and the Iron liar-rows to pay $6 each 'or the bette- fit of the Society. '2. The time allowed will be at the rate of twelve hours to the acre. The furrows to be not less than six inches deey. '3. Entries must be made by half-past 9 o’clock on the rirorning ofthe match, Plough: to start at Ill o’clock. 1. Durham and Galloway Bulls will have to produce a pedigree if required. 2. Entries tor Horses and Bulls will taken till 11 o‘clock. ground at noon. 3, Members of the Society who have paid a subscription of $4 previous to the week of the Fair, are entitled to make any entry with- out extra charge. JAS, HARVEY, Secretary, Vaughan. April iii. 1863. thCk must be on the ARTHUR. MON EIL, President. 118-2r. Hotei for Sale! 7 “IE WELL KNOWN HOTEL, on Rich- 1 morrd Hill. the l-iALF- WAY HOUSE 1 And premises. is offered for sale or to exchange for Land. This desirable property comprises a first-class Hotel, with every convenience at- tached. including Stables. Driving sheds, two good Wells with pumps. soft water Cistern. with do., &c.,&c.. Terms easy. Possession given lsi of October. For further particulars, apply to JOHN LINFOOT. Richmond Hill, March 5, ’(53. 2214f, Notice 9 Important to Blacksmiths. 011 SALE, in the flourishing Village of Richmond Hill, 16 miles north of To- ronto. on Yonge Street. a BLACKSMITH SHOP, DWELLING HOUSE, and about é an Acre of Land, with a good Garden wi ll stocked with choice Fruit Trees. There is also a good Stable and a never-failing Well of \Vater on the premises. The buildings are in good repair, and everything corWerrieiit for carrying on an extensive business, Possession cart be given abetrt the lat of May next. For further particulars apply to the Sub- scriber, on the premises, SAMUEL SANDERSON. Richmond Hill, March 20, 1663. 2244f be‘ er heparin PARKER CROSBY’S STORE, Richmond Hill. April 1863. ‘228 UNION ViLLn CARRIAGE FACTORY COME ANS-SEE THE Stock at the above Factory .' Which the undersigned is SELLING OFF, CH EA PER THAN EVER. All articles in the trade made to order on the shortest notice. He has also on hand some ' FIRST CLASS CUL’i‘IVAll‘ORS. Parties Wishing to buy can be supplied at the HERALD OFFICE, Where they may be seen. ALI.- WORK WAR.RANTED. GEORGE EAKIN. Unionville, April 1863. 227-tf. little .Br'itirrl) illitttiftltl (tarantula ttrllrgr, CORNER OF KING AND TORONTO srs., TORONTO, C.w. PENMANSHIP. COMMERCIA L ARI'I‘H ME'I‘IC, COMMERCIAL LAW. ‘ BOOKâ€"KEEPING, WEEKLY LECTURES. PI‘IONOGRAI’HY. r THIS INSTITUTION imparts to young men and ladies a thorough and practical business education, The Book-keeping is as complete and extensive as that of anv COM- MERCIAL COLLEGE ON THE CONTINENT, embracing Wholesale and Retail Merchand- isiirg. Manufacturing. Mining, Milling. Forwarding, Banking, Brokerage and Commission. Railroading, Steamboatitig. Ciao. N 15 â€"â€"Young men holding full Scholarships, who may wish to complete a course of study in the United States will. upon signifying such intention to the Principal. be furnished gram wiilr a card of admission to a first-class Commercial College in airy of the following cities 2-â€" Milwaukee. Chicano. Toledo. Columbus, Cincitinatti, Pittsburgh. Buffalo. Syracuse. Rocheso ter. Boston, New York or Philadelphia. ‘ [13’ For Circularand Specimen of Writing, enclose stamp and address for return letter. I. BATES, Principal. Toronto, March 97, 1863. 225.”. Rrrunnscnszâ€"Bev. W. Ormiston. D. D., Inspector of Grammar Schools. Hamilton : T. J. Robertson. MA” Principal of Normal School, Toronto: A. McCallum, Principal of Central School, Hamilton; Rev. R. F. Burns. St. Catl‘iarities; T. Gordon. Principal of Johnston Street School. Kingston: W it. Bigg. Principal of Central School; Brockvillo: J. B. Boyle. Principaiot Central Scltorri. London: Dr. lieattt’. President of the Board of Arts and Mariu- factures. Cobourg; J_ W. Bowes. Esq., Mayor. Toronto : James Campbell. Wholesale Sta- ionor, 9 Toronto Street. Toronto ; William Williamson. Accountant. Toronto. WMIN/W r\ MMW\.'\ '\J\.A SAPONIFIER OR Concert tratcd Lye, HE IiES’I‘ ARTICLE in existence for making SOFT OR HARD For Sale at. SOAP ! WM- 8. POLLOCK’S G. A. BARNARD agent for Richmond Hill and neighborhood, February 19. 1863, llllllllll‘llllllllt, llllllllllll ill F R ESH ARRIVA LS OF sCHOOL BOOKS! GENERAL STATIONERY, AT THE “ YORK HERALD” BOOK STORE RICHMOND HILL, At Lower Prices than is charged in Toronto. 01 v 9 l Orders received for, and great attention paid to BOOKBIN DING ! Which will be done in Plain or the Best Style of the Art, at moderate charges. Richmond Hill, Augpst_29, 1,862.. 1,95 '9' ? WANZER & We haVc just received from them a large and well selected stock or ',1“"",~!2 .p ,_ Nb. xa'v.w:u..,v., .,...,.. were... at O2 liWIiiSEiiiliit WANZER’S Combination a: Singer PREMIUM SEWING MACHINES. HE ONLY PRIZE awarded for Family Sewing Machines by the Judge at the Provincial Exhibition, held in Lonirn. Sept. 24th. 25th, 26th and 27th, was giver to R, M ‘rv'anzer & Co. ' ' I They also took the First Priza tor Fainin Sewing Machines with R. M. Warri'er& Co’s. Combination, at the Provincial Frir held at Toronto. Sept, 22. 23. 24. 25 and 2t, 1362, and also first prizes was awarded to tliei‘ Slrger for manufactory. The First Extra Prize was also giverrfor Nos. 1 and 2 Singer's Manufacturing Machhes. Prizes ofasimilar character wererlsoawarded Watizer’s dz. Co’s. Family Sewing viadrine and, Warner «Si. Co’s. Singer’s Machtres over all others, by the Board of Arts aid Ianufac- tures, at the Mechanics Institute. l‘or'tnto. They also took First Extra ’rizer at. the several County Agricultural Fais...at Hamil- ton. Paris, Gait. St.,Thomas. Beansville,IVliit- by, Cobourg. iiowmarrville : in fctevm‘y place ‘ when they have been exhibited. . (I? Wanze‘r (SI. Co ’8 Corbinatinn and Wanzer & Co.’.s. Singer, excel any Machines that ever were mauufacturee n the ’United States or Canada. . , R. M. Warmer & Co. have suceeded in tini- ting the most valuable properties othe Wheeler do Vthsori and Singer h’lat-hitics.and rertrov- ing these points which were not dsirable in a First Class domestic article, by ildirrg some new inventions (for which they hire secured a patent itt Canada)havo succeeded it producing a perfect Serving Maclriue,w ltich reing simple in its principles is easily understod, requiring less titan an ordinary amount oskill in its operation. Its accurate construcori renders it little liable to get out. ofrepair, ad it is easilv adjusted. The public. on examiation. will be convinced of its advrntages our all others now in use. Every family should ave a 'Wanq zer & Co,’s Combination Flimin Iacliiue. _ All Genuine Wauzer do Co.’s33wing Ma- chines bear the stamp of R. M. Waizer 6:. Co., Hamilton, on the plate. . PATRICEIR CROS BYgAgent. Richmond Hill. April 16, 1863. women 2, Richaivâ€"ei Diver. 50er MANUFACTURER AND DEAER iN WA LTON’S PATEN‘ Economical Clothes Dryer, FOR ’i HE CO UJVTY 0F I‘ORK .' HIS Machine was Patented l7t September 1862. in this Province, audairy person violating any of the principles of to sa’rrre. or infringing thereupon, will he proscrtted ; and any person purchasing such Maelznes, except from authorized Agents. will alsobe liable to prosecution. All orders sent to R. Dran. Male, will reâ€" ceive prompt attention. ' Maple, run '2 1863. ant-1m~ 'MONEY. NEY TO LENU on firstclass Farm Prolici'ty..iii the front Trivnships of York. Ontario and Peel, at ElGlT per cent. Apply to JOHN LEES,. 13a rristti‘. Church St., Toronto. Toronto. March ‘27. 1863. 225-3t. l svn. east ‘3 tridv ‘rtiri puomnaru , “teens our JO opts orisoddo out 0) quart 19111.19} sosnoq may V l GETAOWHH EDGE-1f) Kl Hfii'iYHCI (XXV V a "I’IIII‘ GNOW 113111 1 l ‘snia l l _._._..._.___. _._~..~.....__-_._ ..._,____ .4“ VALUABLE Filiiill FOR SALE. 'NE of the host Farms in the County of York. being Lot No. 15. in the 5th Concession of the T0WNÂ¥5H1P OF VAUGHAN, lfllltl ACRES more or less, with good Frame Buildings of every description. and It large Orchard of the best of Fruit. There is (our good Wells of Water, with Pumps in them.-â€"â€" The farm is within 17 miles of the City of T0- ronto; will be sold 100 or 200 Acres, to suit purchaser's. There is about 160 Acres cleared, and in a high state of cultivation; and 40 Acres of well-timbered Land-Pine and Hardwood. “ ‘ ‘ For further particulars apply 0 ~ HECTOR McLEAN, On the Premises, 220-tl‘. Vaughan, Feb. 19, l863. FOUND, N YONGE STREET. RICHMOND Hill, on Tuesday morning. the 7th irrst.. a Box containing 9 JEWELERY . The owner can have the satire by proving property and paying expenses. JOHN H. SANDERSON. Richmond Hill, April 9. 1863. 227-4t. DAVID EYER, Junr., Stave & Shingle Manufacturer â€"__.â€"_ [{ESIDENCEâ€"Lot 26. 2nd Con. Mark- ham. on the Eight Mills Plank Road. A large Stock of S'ravrzs and Surnames kept constantly on hand.and sold at the lowest Prices. 11:? Call and examine Stock before purchas- ing elsewhere. Post Office Addressâ€"Richmond Hill. February 27. 1863., ~ 221.15: “’30- LIST, .3”. .. ,.,, ,. ,.._ up, ...,.,,~, -. g. um.” ILLUSTRATED A LARGE and exterrsive‘MACH'I'NE snor Sc ientifie:;..;American '2‘ Blacksmiths Shop & Foundry, VVrtlr all the Machinery and Tools and Lay- tnes, drove by Water Power. lately occupied by Mr John Abell, situated on the River I'luriiber, Brownvitle, near Burwick, Vaughan, in the 7th Con . Lot No. 5â€"16 miles from Tororrto,on the main road, and6 miles from the Grand Trunk Railway, ‘We'ston. The whole to be r leased on very reasonable terins_ from 3 to 5 years, as the Subscriber is retiring from business. JOHN BROWN, Brownvii‘e. Vaughan. Woodbridge PI). March 19,1863. 22l-3m. 4.x suitor WPBBER CABINET MAKER AND: ' UNDERTAKER PAINTER, GLAZIER, ac RICHMOND HILL, ow. A general assortment of Household Furniture- Alwnys on hand. at Toronto Prices. First Class Cupboards, Bureaus, And every description of Furniture made to order and wart-arr ted. Richmond Hill. Feb. 19,- ’63. GARDEN. SEEDS. ,RESH GARDEN SEEDS. grown and put up bv JAMES FLEMING 6; (50., Toronto. for sale at the “ HERALD” BOOK STORE, RICHMOND HILL. April2. 1863. 226. 118-6:- To BUILDERS, &c. SEALED TENDERS FOR. THE ERECTION OF A Wesleyan Parsonag At RICHMOND HILL. Will be recived an the 131: day of May, At Noon, by PARKER CROSBY, Esq.. or Rev. T, A. FERGUSON, at Richmond Hill. Plans and Specifications may be seen at Mr. CROSBY’S. Payment in full when the work is completed. The Committee not bound to accept the lowest l Tender. unless otherwise satisfactory, J. P. RUPERT, S'nc’y. Buildwg Cnm. Richmond Hill, April 9. 1863. ‘227-4t. ROBERT MARS H. J.P. Commissioner in the Queen ’5 Bench ' CONVEYANCER, dac. uElIK OF THE 3rd DIVISION COURT Oflice.ooposite RAYMOND’S HOTEL. Richmond Hill. Deeds, Mortgages, &c., drawn up with treat- tress and despatch. Burriness attended to at the Clerk’s residence when not iii the Office. Richmond Hill. Jan. 529. 1863. 217-”. a ' It. ) iADDLER A. __.__â€"___.~__~.â€"._â€".._,._.* Reaping filachinc for Sale ( R to Exchange for a Horse. Tire Mach- ine Iras only been used a few times. and Wm: gotnp by Messrs. Puller-son. Richmond Hill. Terms liberal. Apply to WM. M. BUTTON. Lot 11. Con. 10, Markham. Match 5. 1863. F THE FRONT SIXTY-THREE ACRFS 0? LOT 21, '71: h CON CESION VAUGHAN Apply to P. MON AUGHTON. Maple. 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Congregations, Sabbath Schools, and Teachers of lineal MTIIIC.‘ is invited to the above works. _ For Sale at the Your: ‘ HERA‘LD’ Be‘k Store, , II - Richmond Hill, Jan. 29'. 1853. < FiNKLiaa LYON. w SEWING MACHINE COMPANY. 538 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, I. , 2”_. 'il. f 10 parties little acquainted with the Finkle' ~ & Lyo‘rr Sewing Machines the careful pel' usal of the Company’s Circular is specially commended. This Circular can be Irad'oti'ap5" plication. It is very specific. and will be'foulllll highly instructive, having been prepared W1!" much care. and we will abide by allstatetnen. therein made. The following brief qitotatioti’ is characteris- c of the entire Circular: “ This Machine is better adapted than any other Sewing Machine in market to the fr'eqt'r’lt changes and almost on 1less variety of sewing required iii a f'mily : for it will sew from one. to twenty thicknesses oanrséillcs without stop- ping. and making over}: stitch perfect Will sew from the finest gause totlie heaviest cloth, and avian to the stoutest harness leather. with- out Changing the feed. needle, or tension, or makingr any adjustment of machine whatever." Thus have no successl'iilli OVSI‘COIHO'IIIQI rrrust difficult point in the Sewing Machine Art. it was no ordinary triumph. Defiantly can we say. ‘i‘ No other Machine compares with it in‘ this respect.” Inlerrce have we uniformlyâ€"ai-’ most witlro‘u't eitceptiOrr‘â€"taken‘l mo' highest premium, when the Machine has been properly exhibited in competition with other firstéclan' ‘ Sewing Machines. Hence is it that we are able tender the follor'ving guarantee. viz " We Warrant every Machine we sell to give‘ better satisfaction than any other Sewing“ Ma- : china new iii market.- or money rof.irrded.”-â€"~’ We never sell a Machine on any other terrs'r3_ The guararitee is as reliable as the note of any business man iii the land. For more thdtr'fiv‘e‘. H!an have We relied upon such facts fert‘the' reputation ofour' Machine ; and without asitiglojf travelling agent in the field. there is scarcely .a neighborhood on the continent where the Ha- clrirre is not favorably kitowrt. We prefersuch a reputation to one based on mere “talki-nfi . points,” as they are technically called in the» ' rude. Hence we riiake bttt one kitrd ol‘stitche viz ; the lock-stitch. alike on bull] sides. requir~_ mg rrly oneathird the thread of other kinds of stitches. ‘ . N. B Local agents wanted irr everyr County throughout the West. Special inducemontl‘ offered. Finkle & Lyon 8. M. Co,» .' lBS-fi'rii 53-5 tincanwn, erw Xena. a 'i‘ I!) A in E N G m. PLANEING‘MACHIN‘E 1' FOR SALE. 1’ . ILL b‘o Sold low for Cash or Exchangelt- for Land a first-rate STEAM ENGINU‘.t â€"-14 horse powerâ€"iii good Working order; hailr only been in t'r‘set about 3 months, and is‘tlie’i‘o- fore as» good as now, Also. a Snrl’nceiirg‘ inti- Matching i’intieing Machine, with a quantity of Slra’ting and fishing, itr good repair. ' For further in l’ot'iriation apply at the Herald” oliice. Richmond ilill. Nov. “0. 1862; 1". York some _â€". Rt canon) nii.L Branch Bible Soc'y Depository, AT Mrs. Ann :IE-Z’lkeull’s.~ ‘ Rir-lrrirond l-lill‘, Jan. 8, l863. rem-i}. fairytalâ€" l NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN H "\T MARTIN MACLEOD will apply to" the next Session of the Provincial Parlia- ment lor air lot to coiitiriii his title to theRoat‘l’ allowance butting his farm. lot (ill. in the lat: corrceSsion of Vaughan. being the town-litre be' tween the 'l'ownships of King and Vaughan. in the first concession. granted to him by the” County Council of York. 9 Dryriock, Decoiiibor ‘23, 1862. 21,, .3na WE‘SATUII DA Y P ' " ‘ Eventing P051“:- HE SA'I'URI) Y EV :INING POST II a. 'vVeckly paper, devoted to‘ Literature. News. &0. Arirotig its contributors we rirav I‘I'IJIIIIUII the folloWrng distinguished writers:â€" MRS. ELLEN WOOD, author of u East Lynne,” " The Earl’s Heirs,” 5w. _ MARION 11A BLAND, author of " Miriam," "Alon .” doc lEDMUND KIRKE, author of “Among the Pines ” ‘ vrnornra F. TOWNSEND. whose domes-tie sketches are so greatly admired. Terms: Single copy. $2. Two copies. $3. rFour’ copies. $6. luight copies (and one extra) $152. Twenty copies (and one extra) $25. > A Splendid Pre‘iri‘ium. er0 war ts :1 Sewing Machine? To any one sending thirty subscriptions to tho ‘ Posr,’_ t and $6”, will be given as a Premium one of WHEELER SSL WILSON’S SEWING- . MACHINES. such as are sold. by them at Fomvrivn 1)nt.i..ins ($45) Tire machines' will be selected new [I the manufactory in New York. and will be sent, boxed, with full". directions for setting up and using. and with no“ expense, ‘ except for freight.’ BEACON a rnrnasox, Publishers, _ . No. 319 Walnut St., Philadelphia V b? Specimen numbers of the P05? saith}: ,gratie when requested. March 20, 1563-.