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az nant. = black .snd hotse; riss Mid foot \,
Th1te; tersrcsa nad ad horse By snpty,ng to iona.
rHrr ~ rHAIR, Southwest flsnE Road, half i mia
ffpm clsy 1tmlts. NtH&atE
, 1864-07-08

AMERICAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of the active
ladies Of the Women's Patriotic Association In
this city was deerous Of parcha1tns material for
some white Gariba1di sEaists. She could find
nothing suitable Of American product. So sie re-
eorted 10 the e1pedient, which only a woman's in-
gennity would Fuessest Of purchasing pr,nted
American lawn, with the intention OF dfschargfns
She took It home. and about the operation most
y1coreuely; hut What was her establishment and
dlsmay to find TINT blue was the color OF true
hesrts, and like them. the more 1t was tried, the
trmer It grew She boiled tt-she exposed 1t to
MONDAY suns and midnight dews, but ali to no
purpoee- The more her patriotism persevered, the
don't do It, ihongb, you shall not make scape-
goat Of ME, Int bare faith In me. and take me- 10
a And 50 she did and made he lawn iote
in the street, as clear and bright as a June sky,
bearing evidence that come things can be done IN
America as well as In F1aace.
, 1864-07-08
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Second a 1:s3 e:43 4:4o57f 5:aaK &09
Th,ro.... ~ s1:30H 2:59 4:e9 6:57 SIS
The race and purse was given to "Sllas Rich. :,

TExrEnAscE.-An eloquent and eti1ing 2 appea
on behalf Of the temperance cause was made last
erening at the Illinois Street Chapel, by G. 5. Hail.
There Was large attendance OF young men and
women who eviuced the preateFt interest In the
remarks OF the speaker. Ar. Hull referred to the
gradual Increase Of tntemperance, not only In CbI-
cago but in every city Of the Union. ne quoted
the increase OF Drunkenness in the city
Of Boston since the. effort to pass
the Maine Liquor Law had been from one to
ten per cent upon the population. Boston was
characterized By the speaker as the most drunken
city in the Union and Chicago was fearful victim
to The Gin Of inte1npe1ance.
Some Of the bright and shining lights Of the
medical profession and the har wbpse names were
fsmlliar 10 the audience, the speaker said, had
within the past few years filed premature gfaycs,
solely and entirely from the vicious propensity or
Drunkenness.
Mr. Hull urged upon parents present the In,aar-
lance Of Temperance. HIS observation had led htn,
to nottce thst the first steps to intempe!aura on
the part Of youths, generally originated IN the ex.
ample Of the parent, and he insisted that vicious
procliy1tIes and fnduigeuces we're hereditgry and
naturally transnieslble IRON father to son.
At the conclusion Of the discourse, some two
hundred and twenty 5oung people standing, TOOK
the following pledge:
~ hereby promise to abstain from intoxicating
drinks as a beverage, totally and foreves.''
After which, the meeting adjourned,
, 1864-07-08

LATER
SKwnALL HousE, MILWAUKEE,, Ju1y1lP.A.
The wheat market WAS drm this afternoon and even
Ing Fales tnce Change Of ~ ,ooo bu No. spring at
$.192-22-she market elosirg st 3e21k,
, 1864-07-08

anrttnn 5ales.
z EGULAR SATURDAYS
New snd Second hand Furniture,
Pianos, Billiard Table, &c.
hustss 2sIqbSs bioss
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS. A Aiaxse
oss Is PIANO fp, round
Ae 6S f&Ho sase
Also oEx nfa ESF 81 Pi.ssp b1p o1ocK
sn4 A. tine
Sss:s2 with balls " I. ef%Pf! CO.
ALE OF UNCLAIMED
= Ta a. ssss ss i ad T. s
msae and % Ia a5sn asy Of x S
" sse H. a AsffsR II Hsam: sfsss
tns City of Chicago. the following Freight which hss
ehaiges th;reon upon nnrsid }or t6e 80 sDaee ot TX
men.1s ai'sI r. arrival at tic points st which The
cSisss9 T1skEs "a q;a soa sts!iht KshosS At e..
guInham, cases natche5 E. n. Eulthorpe, box !;
!ionnaa.1 grina erone; D. Lewis, barrel Il. b.
Eo1tcn, box John BToT1. wagon; j. +. Bouse,
a;a.9 tan nil! Zones. be5 s@ith ,sn 2 m.:
boxes edicine, z pat chuInsl box Medlelae k~g
stonez, grain drill grain drill Y. Seday, bog,
II, dese Ger. heE; Bease9, scales, ETC.
bs99m corn press; HaE1ey Co.; coia planter Is:
Z: Hodge. powd.r magazine: Humphrey: dslll {;
ges ase Ss4Fs
ease,,'llbrafy 2 Dewey. hoy r.; Iethrop. ~:
l'qaef: Dennis Rsan; 3 chimney tops; r. aafti2
Bour. : Pcs tubing /, K,dder & Co.. beg <. 3.
6s.ssJ snodEr9ss., boz ;N: Dsuhau. oo1 n;
cnaI ssreens: chm Mro spnt M rn!fsvn
tor: ~ 0riswod. i cedar barrel: j: Carson. box.
hee hive = y. Bflekett. box, 'bee hive: :" ". Cole,
1box ~: T. Warner, cast Wheel; j. Riley, / box
Geo: C. Smith, box; large lot gravc stones, Io
mark. -
ALso-On account Of the freight department II. G,
R. r. ore box nsaTked"F. 4 Il. ptcses.nan. All. .ny.
n. 7. and Epbrsin Cohbsrn: Ghtease;, also: four
bnJfgr TO mA1k. WIN. A. EUtTGE3 i CO.,
Jt2kks0l6tltewF 4thp Auctioneers.
, 1864-07-08
LOCAL MATTERS.

Ladies' who intend travelling this summer
ehou'd read the advertisement IL another column,
headed "Iad{ee,,
, 1864-07-08

Vessels Passed Detroit.
Especial Dhpatch to rho Chicago T,t bu-e.1
DETROIT. ThurAday, July Z, 1864.
CP-Prnpe'ler Union; BAsks Morgan, Pomszoy
schconcrs Me.: OF oils, 1aclne, Tartar.
.DoTS-Prcpeller Cleveland; Schooner Lathrop
Brig Toronto.
, 1864-07-08

FIRE REPo#F.-The following is summary OF
the fires occurring in Chicago doxins the past SIX
months Of 1864, the amount Of loss, do. insurance,
number Of false alarms:
, 1864-07-08

ITO RENT-Fine furnished or un-
IL fUol.hed s!eepE 70 aus, for gentlemen. Refer.
enees 1eqalfed- Apply to 2. o. Boz ana.
, 1864-07-08

EXAMINATION or CAEp1oATEs Fon THK Noa-
NAL DErAR7nENT.-Therew VIII be an examination
Of candidates for admission to thu Normal DEPART
ment Of the High School, at the Dearborn School
Building, On Madison, between State and Dear
born streeta, on Monday, July 18th, commencing
8ta
, 1864-07-08

TO KENT.-The fine three story
IL residence no. 1ss Wolcott stzee:, With gaa. wser
and AL modern lmrrcyementa: InTediate posses.
House Axents, No. Metropolitan BLOCK.
, 1864-07-08

NORTHWESTERN EAxITAHI CONFUSION. During
+be month Of June the n. ". S. Commission has
shipped to the front tbs large namberlof two thou-
sand two hundred packages. During that time one
thousand ~nrr hundred and t.enty,one packages
'eTH MI es net receipts Of tbe SANITARY Fair recently
held st dubuque smount to oyer $4,000. OF this
amount $5,60 has slrcsdy been forwarded, to-
HE Chicago Board Of Trade contributed towards
ibis ill., faiT Foo. Mr. P; Bodl.rder. Of rroy1so2,
Cook county, nss forwarded s231 e. as The 5s.ult
Ttn1,nreTss Grove, In Response 70 4 recent appeal
1os3e fo the Juvenile frsttrnity to subscribe the
1.celebration' y money to ,he Co%n1ssion, two "
],aJ ]e .srentv-hyc cents each and letter received
he'sG r. III noes nom lits brother esd stster Eead
;nr at ottsWa, naned Willie D. and Julis 0. King,
contains &2.
, 1864-07-08

FOR SALE--House and lot, with
good barn, on Twenty. third street. The bo7se
making Il good 20 rev.: Ihe lot Is % By Is 1eet
Ecne. and Will be sold 9t reasonably low prlce-
Apply to E. 4. RICE, s. Dearborn ct, jT3m3ps-dt
, 1864-07-08

BRxAx HA11. BooKsronI.-We notice with plea.
eure thut cur old friend c. q. Shaver has Just
opened new stand in the Bryan Hall store, and
Congratulate him on his choice Of location. He
has new and complete stock OF books. etatfone-
~. h1ank-books, portfolios, albums, pormonnafee
carries De vaeites Of distinguished persons, and
general fancy goods and il daily IN the receipt Of
ntwepapere, magazines, foreign publications and
eastern Periodicals soon az issued. He receives
the New York papers at halEpast eight O'Clock
every evening. Mt- shaver will. Re have no doubt,
build up An extensive bnsfnessi in his new quar-
Eerv1nE,
, 1864-07-08

Aoc1nnE.-A little boy about seven years Of
age, son Of Maurice Dehr, who lives ON North
Green street was severely injured on Wednesday
list By falling ftcm the roof Of shed In the rear
OF ne honsc- One leg and one arm were broken,
and it is feared the little fellow has guered inter
0Al tnfnf1et Of mot seriQpH cha,1efer
, 1864-07-08

w WANTED.-A tograph
- FI3nteE and toner At 153 CLARK street-
, 1864-07-08

Stakes 4l5ud, three mile heats, best two In three
to harness.
Simon Anderson names cb. e. ss1ss Rich, ?. l. i,
". D. Peabody names e. 4. Glencoe, 5. g. g.
o. W. Dfnm1ck names 70. N. Carrie, 1, "a
, 1864-07-08

ACCIDENTAL DRowS1sG.-About six o'clock
5esterday morning sailor, whose name could zot
be ascersained. fell overheard from The as. B.
Goldsmith" lying at Mille1's Dry Dock In the
North Branch, and wzs drowned. The body was
not recovered for several hours after. Coroner
Wagner held IN inquest, hut no one could be found
who knew the name Of the unfortunate man, or
anTthtog concerning him more than that be was
i've and thirty years: The Jury returned verdict
OF acc1dcntrl drowning.
, 1864-07-08

ITO RENT-A very desirable
4 sma1l house. nth seven rooms. situated en- ,2A
bssh near 18th stfeet-Eo. G6. F1ultu1e for
.ale. r. ees1rea. Apply to c. A. GAYLORD, Office
Of Machinery Department /. C. E. z on Lake shore,
south CT Liberty street. tY7-mS1-3s
, 1864-07-08

E>UK SALE.--Va1uable Butiness
L. Property In a country to~n. consisting OF 20
arres Of Land. contiguous TO R. r. De pot two Dwell
ln2s. Store. &C. I, ID an No. location Tor busI-
ness mar to engage IN grain and general ceudt.y
race. TerEEHhlf cash bafnnce ona to three years.
IbIcaQQ. 1I6mi
, 1864-07-08
90 Rent.

ITO RENT-Store g8 ,Monroe'st.,
Il and n1tures d sama foy ss1e Ut bargain.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-01-07
SILVER WATCHES.

Fi,.t Ciass Hunting Tim'pisces far occmracg oj
Increment, Jcu"ty Of maieriot and, ADORE all,
cheppness ia prize, these natches must insure
| umircrsat dIprobofion.
An imitation SO less chat it can hardly
be detected by the most experienced judges.
The material being of two metals. the outer
one first quality Sterling Silver while the in
ncr one is German silver, it cannot be recog-
nized by cutting or heavy engraving, making
it, not only in appearance, but in durability,
the best resemblance of SOLID STERLING
SILVER in existence.
Tho sale of these Watches in the army is a
source of enormous profit retailing as they
very readily do, at S25 and upwards Many
huadred dollars ca0 be made in n single pay
day by any one of ordinary business tact
k.it- AT WHOLESALE ONLY! In heavy
hunting eases. beautifully engraved, white en-
amel dial, and fancy cut hands, in good run
ming order, by the half dozen, SG6. Sold only
by the case If six
Upon receipt of two dollars, as guarantee
of goo faith, we will send watches by express
to any part Of the loyal States. collecting bal
ance of bill on d livery. This ensures buyers
against fraud, giving them their watches be
fore payment is required. Send orders to the
sole importer.
GAIUS WHEATON,
No. 12 jewelers. Exchange. Cor. Cortland
St. and Broadway, II. Y. Dec. 3.-3t.
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Lost Arts.

And in regard to colors, We are far
behind tho ancients. Mono of the col
ors in the Egyptian painting of thou
sands of years ago are in the least faded
except the green. The Tyrian purple
of the entombed city Of Pompeii is A.
fresh to-day as it was three Thousand
years ago. Some of the stucco, painted
centuries before the Christian era, bro
ken up and mixed. revealed its original
lustre. And yet we pity the ignoranes
Of the dark.skinned children Of the an
cient Egypt. The colors upon the walls
of Nero's fcstal vault are as fresh as If
painted yesterday. So is the cheek OF
the Egyptian prince who was contempo-
raneous with Solomon. and Cleopatra, at
whose feet Caesar laid the riches of his
empire }...s4
And in regard to metals. The edges
OF the statues of the obelisks of Egypt
and of the ancient walls of Rome, are
as sharp as if but hcwn yesterday. And
the stones still remain so closely fitted.
that their seams, laid with mortar, can
not be penetrated with the edge Of .
penknife. Aud their surface is exsee-
dinghy hard SO hard that when the
French artists engraved two lines upon
an obeli.k brought from Egypt, they
destroyed, in the tedious task, many
sets Of the best tools which could be
manufactured And yet these ancient
monuments are traced all over with in
scriptions placed upon them in the
olden time This. with other facts Of q
striking choracter, proved that they
were far more skilled in metals than we
are Quite recently, it is recorded that
-hen an American vessel was on tho
shores Of Africa, q son Of that benight.
ed region made, from an iron hoop,
knife superior to any on board Of tho
vessel, and another made q sword Of
Damascus excellence from q piece of
iron. ...
Ventilation is deemed . very modern
art. But this is not the fact, for aper-
lures, unqucstionably made for the pur-
pose Of ventilation, are found in the py-
ramid tomts of Egypt. Yes, thousands
OF years ago, the barbarous Pagans
went so far as to ventilate their tombs.
while we yet scarcely know how to vsn-
tilate our houses. ..
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-01-07
A Reyengeful Woman.

Lucretia Granville was engaged to be
married to Francis, Duke of BuckinQ-
ham, at the time he fell in battle, slain
BY the hand, it is said, Of Cromwell
himself. The lady, on resolving the
Intelligence Of the Dukes death. vowed
to avenge it upon the person Of Crom-
well. For three years she exercised
herself in firing with pistols at q mark,
aud that she might not be terrified BY
the appearance of her victim. she selec-
ted for her target q portrait Of the usur-
per; and soon ss she thought herself
perfect, she sought IN opportunity to
crafty her revenge. But Crom VOL
rarely appeared in public, and when he
| did it was with such caution tha, few
could approach him.
An occasion at length occurred. the
city OF London resolved to give q mag
niGcent banquet in honor of the Protec.
tor. who, from political motives deter
mined TO make his entrance into the
city with all the splendor of royalty
Upon this being made public, tho curl
osity of all ranks was excited, and tho
enrsged lady resolved not to lose SO fa-
yorsble an opportunity for carrying out
her evil designs into effect.
On the day appointed she seated her.
eelf. with several female companions, in
the balcony and on this occasion-for
the 6rat time since her lovers death-
she cast aside her sable attire, and an.
pcared in gorgeous apparel. II was not
without the greatest exertion that she
concealed tho violent emotion under
which she labored and when the in
creased pressure of the crowd indicated
the aparoach of Cromwell, her feelings
became go powerful that she nearly
tainted. However, she recovered lust
Is the Protector arrived within a few
PAGES of the balcony. Hastily drawing
pistol from under her garment, she dc,
liberately took aim AMI fred but q sud-
den start, which the lady who sat next
made on bcholding the weapon, gave il
= different direction to what it was in.
tended. and the ball killed tho horse
rode by Henry Cromwell, the Protector 3
son
The ovont Immediately arrested thu
eavalOsde, and Cromwell at the Same
time that he cas-. fierce look of indis-
na1ion towards the balcony-beheld /,
singular spectacle. Moro than twenty
fenales might TO seen on their knees,
imIlorin, his mercy with upllfted hands
while one oaly stood undauntcd in the
midst of them, and locking down con
temptuously on the Protector, exclaimed
'Tyrans. it WAS who dealt the blow
nor should rest satisfied with killiee ,
horse instead of tiger, were not con
wheel that before another year is past
your destiny would DO sealed. ''
1hs multitude enrsged at this fero
Q eious attempt to assassins.e the chic
= person in the realm, we're about to tea
c dow n the house, when Cromwell erie
cloud. with great oaolness and intrepid
), ity, 'Deslst. my friends. Alas! poe
n woman, she knows not what che does.
e So saying, he pursued his course :
But very speedily orders we're issued {
y secure the person Of the offsLd.r, an
+ Lucretia Granville passed ksr days
is the inmate VI lunatic asylum.
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Why Can't | Have A Beau :

0 dear! o dear there's just one thing
dearly love to know
Why can't have, like other girls,
A young anc handsome beaul
There's Sallie Jones, and Nettie Smith,
And freckeled Susie Grow,
A trio like the Gordon Maids,
Yet each one has beau
But here's poor me, as fair flower
As ever CHANGED to blow
My winning voice and sweet beguiles-
All fail to catch a beau!
I dress as neat and smile as sweet,
As any girl I know,
Yet, as live. do believe
I'll never get beau
am always found 10 best attire,
Wherever gents mny go,
Yet not ono chap in all the lot
Asks me to be beau!
Ccnfound such men, such silly dolls
How very dull and low,
To stand and Look, to grin and squ!nt-
Afraid to be beau
Just list to me, ye gawky clowns,
Now don't you fully know,
That you should be, each one OF you,
Some fair young lady's beau!
Then brush yonr teeth, and al your hair,
And let your 'stachies grow,
AID turn to be civil man
A gay and gallant beaul
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-01-07
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
Magic Time Observers.

Bei"y a Hunting or Open Face or Lady's OF
Geniemoa's Watch Confined, ~iM SELF Wind
i"g improvement, It mast Piee sing N"rei'y.
One OF tie rrctticst, most CONVENIENT, aud
decide lily the best md cheapest tmc-pieses
for general aud reliable use ever offered 1t
has within 1t connected with its machinery
a. --a ~i"dins .ttachment rendering key
cntireiy unnecessary. Tho vases or thIa
Watch are composed of two metals, the outer
one being fine lG carrct gold. 1t has the i'm
proved ruby action lever movement, and il
warranted an accurate time-piece. Price su-
perhly engraved, per case of half dozen,
S2ti. Sample Watches, in neat morocco box.
pa SIS
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Terms, Cash in Advance.

To any Post-cGice in tic United &tates.
One copy one year, So. Two copies one year,
S.. Three coIie one year, So. Four cop
les one year, 81:
Five copies one year. and an extra copy to the
person sending the club, SO.
Eight copies one year, and mn extra cory to
the person sending the club, Sl5.
Eleven copies one year, and an extra cory to
the person sendng the club, 500
And the ONLY ma gazine that can lie intro
duced into the above clubs in place Of the La.
Jys Book is AIthuis Home Magazine.
Special Clubbing With Other Magazines.
Godey's Ladcys Book and Ar.Eur's Home
Magazine both one year for So SO.
Godcy's Lady's Book and llarlcr's Magazine
both one year for $ so.
Cooley, Harper, and Arthur will all three be
sent one year. on receipt Of So 90.
Treasury Notes and Notes of all solvent
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Be careful and pay the postage on youv let
ter. Address
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323 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Dec. 3, lS63-lm.
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Notice.

TIE Annual moeting of the Stockholders OF
L the American Coal Company Of Allegnny
county Md, will be held at the Office OF the
Company in the city of Now York on Tbursdsy ,
the 24th day Of December next for the election
of nine Directors to serve during the ensuing
year, and such other business rs may be brought
before the meeting. Polls open ut 10 o'cloci
and close at 2 o'clock p. NJ. The Transfe,
Books will be closed on the l4th and reopen
ed on the Goth met. a..
. q. P. LLOYD,
Dee. II, lSss-et Secretary.
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Arthur's Home Magazine
For I SSG.
Edited by Y. S. ARTHUR and VIR-
GINA +. TOWNSEND.
Volumes XX{II and XXIV.

The HOME MAGAZINE for 1864 will be
conducted in the same spirit that has disin-
guishcd at from the commencement and con-
iinue to unite in ore periodical The attraction
and excelIencies of both o. the Ladies', or
Fashion Magazines rs they are called, and
the graver literary monthies. Our arrange
ments jar 1864 include
Three Original Serial Stories
written expressly for the Home MagazIne.--
One of these will be by Miss VIRGINIA +.
TOWNSEND, and commence in the January num-
bcr. Another will be bv 7. :. ARTHUR. And
third from the pen of MIS- NJ. a. pEsSIsos. n
writer who has long been a iavOrite with the
public.
B'sides these our large corps of Talented
Filters will continue TO enrich the Home Mag
azine with shorter stories, poems. essays, and
sketches of life and character, written with
the aim Of blending literary excellence with
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Elegant Engravings

appear in every number, incluaing choice pic
lures, groups and characters, prevailing fash
ions and a large variety OF patterns for gar
ments, embroidery, etc e:c
Premiums for getting lp Ciubs
Our Premium Plates for 1864 are large mp
beautiful Photographs of "EVANGELlNE''
and ''TllE MI,'IlERLESS BARN"
Tcru,s-S2 u year in advance. Two cop
les for 50. Three tor 81. Four for S.. Hrht
and one extra 10 getter-up OF club, $40
Twelve aud one extra, Sl5. Seventeen. aud
one extra, $50. PREMlUMS.-one TO every
So subscri. .er and one 20 geiter-up of 50, 81
s5, or $40 club. Both premiums sent to get
ter up OF $l5 and $50 clubs.
&+ss- In ordering premiums send three red
stamps to prepay postage on same.
Address r. S. ARTHUR & Co.
1923 Walnut ST.. Philadelphia.
Dec. 10, 1863.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-01-07
Philada., Juno 23, 1868.
PARTICULAR r NOTICE

There are many preparations sold under the
name of Bitters, put up in quart bottles, COM
pounded Of the cheapest wbiskey or common
prrum, costing from go to 40 cents per gallon.
the taste disguised by Anise or Corander Seed.
This class of Bittsrs has caused and will con
ttnus 70 euuse, rs long az they ear be cold
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-01-07

up match, and the son and daughter
ditto. The marrying was performed i'm
mediately on their arrivalat Buoyrus.
Up to date they all ssappsared we'll sati.-
fed with each other, and it is to be
hoped they will long continue SO.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-01-07
Writing Desks and Port Folios

Large stock of writing Desks and Port Folios
lust received, cheap Tor cash, at Hale Swariz-
welder's under Belvidere hall Baltimore street,
Cpslbsr!and, Nd. Oeseher II, 1853.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-01-07
Terms Reduced TO 0id priCe.
c0pEY'S tApT'S BOOK
For 1884.
Great Literary and Pictorial Year!

THE publisher of Godey's Lady's Book,
L thankful to that public which has enabled
him TO publish magazine foi the last hirty-
four years of n larger cirt ulation thnn any in
Amer lea, has made an arrangement with the
most popular autboress in this country
MARION HARLAND,
Authoress of "Alonc," " Hidden Path"
"Moss Side" and "Miriam,'
who will furnish stories for the Lady's Book
;or1s6I. This alone will place tho Lady's
Book in a literary point of view far ahead of
any other magazine. Marion Harland writes
for other magazine Our other favorite
writer's will all continue to furnish articles
throughout the year.
THE BEST
Lady's Magazinein the World, and Cheapest.