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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-03-19
Ayers Cathartic Pills.
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Spsciticns- unr 0stiel- 0sitdit epn 4anst hno
Stnnsralp In Ct. qcuiS rim i'd in Stanr &C.
itst. ale in risist Iat sirids senrsn 6sitditr
I&nsa unf tilis aa teiUrsen.
et6tbtlptr, @tlter n padttt
wsrrsn mad alien 1tsilm Gurcpas ttiIr!si
pdFsu nnespaha ats
;ir TsuiGIane une RE 2a&tarse anrr tsEkGt
6sGsttirutn 3atInnaen
in iiGmmtfitsn rurrpliittn Staatsn tsicrat unp
nirf t~tirncsrc Au;msrtiamfsit asritma Fer
raistunsrpnGtti6afttn
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81 e. - slIl Is assnt
w~rtutait s.Ssuittr s. Satast etuu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-03-19

ckmans antrr' As liaitrsn SraSsn SOieaten. bic
"A arusisT inter ii. Jatne itrta qanrtt i&aar.
g n mt Gut UNI SMt in RE S6an,e f&tus.n, Ter
deuibttranstn Mot a6tsten uns Elm ,unsrlGatttsS
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linen, rsnn He rur& 8ranltttt.n an ttn tar..S
qaan s,ft felt, Ulsr al @unesn ~tarnistsr lisa.nr
ii. 4. i'm teiIissn &umsis iIr Grtttit smpFnssn,
i,ru usn rem Ssristn, no ieins tsfrsupres 5ant
isntn balirsi& nab. IN, psnisR.Rs cine Srquiduns
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ia,n fsrs!" 60 la5t uns ssnn nit piQiSs'
SauG ta.rn ip,nssu unr surH bic 3bat %btrtier,
Das sd, re rict srslls aQsr @Utt.sSabsn s.saul
wire, aub Hatristismut, 1sni&tnliste uac jsff
glrsntussnE wOtnt. Seasntt, Is ii sins hsilis
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tuns, ii. uns stIi.st, lie 9strin Irans'r uus per-
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I'm Ss,aus i~itsr,sust, rat rb girssr 5srn'unnt,
ii, Is imm,r als uobrs uns ra6ste Vatrtossn
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lSmmtn rrsyptn, GtswtStn TRACE Ssssr istR
etuE,iu BEL, uns Ssbs BON BSpsn. nae Ct bat
ttnn quite une hsGs @tins isatsn ssssbtn
v.rsen. 8.r 70 ssr,istt, ittnsn Ssitrus In Gsle
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atsst.u, bel Itm aud ris 8 utleriptisns.F iRs lur
unt,nti&nuns anEisst. Ssrsm Gsttr rirs far
TO Cuantum @r.eit asa'tsn UNI lahtIbs antsr
,,n.m 0amtu atasianet. gritrdas an Dsiu frl
10. Miai .. s. tai 6trgn s. E.ppftin atiuss'
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Gin: .runs rr Sdimsr,tu u~nitrsr trantsn unl
p rmunrsten 9rIleI.
SIn Auitras lss 6rmmitt''s
- usmann, Sreretar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-03-19
graaklin 9ptel,
Gissnttimer
@iIIia 100 ~ p.If
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FRANKLIN (PACIFIC)

Franklin, Co, Mo.
Sisrmit tsna6ri&tiss i'd msins Jrsups. ioUis
namentIit ras r~siisnts Yutlttum ras i'd rliasi
ocsel aterncmmsu tate. Ialslte ID rem gaeiFt
Hailrrar Isrrt s~sssniiter nelessn UNI tietet bier
surd irHrti. ais aud irur6 bic jerem 6ctsi
srSbsrsr Stdets sIsittrmmsnre GinriGtunlt,
ale gsautmlittsitsn. mslds Teiienrc ~tsanipri!Ger
tSnnsn.
Sreunrli6e 3immsr, rtirliGe Settsn, cine gut
Iafel uni TIC rselite Ssrienuns errarttn Ire,
Sat; irnie and RE Bar in @ein, Bier, SID o.
unit G;aarrsn isrsn Ssiu6tr ,uiriersnftlen Mi
Awi's JrtunGI tailliGlts s~inlarenr
&illiam &rli.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-03-19
(Ginseinnt J

Tis Irubtrsn MitaIitt,r Ter .oInt .@v.-,Cg.
sasnitm A. rmr B, mert n o r:u-n tr.:.
Glmnaa sm sc. ,. 81, Q:sa.E au- ....-.
Srbn Sfautih ~ psrlamm ii. i
iaNtn In g,iuh Der auitsw alt:1
ZEN Eamtn 3srmauns am 4
tirttn Sdns.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-03-19
Nthr 2sn .,rar; }.
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Ch Gribiabr Yruiuna nrsi RStpsN mad
Sesrn rem 80. Nlrl Ratt-
lie gen btnlits Surssr,srlam nluns mt SntsrsN
- S&uls 10 aai CRsrncntas Ten % Z. u.
Nntmttuo 2 tlbr isasstst. ..es.
Sm Huirast tts Tsr bsrs s..- .s
..r .- e. &re6 Seer. 81
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-03-19
g. Ger II, a II.
Bonn l.. Sanuar 1854 an sri6'int i" BALI
non atlihp gisisruns'n. .-..4 .
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.f| %.s"a .tamtritanift
>.a5 Gartenlanbf,


s~ntbaltene bic nsitft.n ono inttrsfantstsn
8smant, @spslsn. Gr3atlunasn. Grim'nalss'
iai&tsn, Rsiistiissr. TCriSeI6ittsn u. |. NJ.
Guf. Sr,ttas, 8. %. .5idtantsr. Sr'n. 9refer
9. yesltauftn. Ssrittrt Nau, s, Ssttafer' =
Nuerba~. Z CO. Nurrius, pau
6,pfs, 6. @t tcmn,, WetlG I1tpr. germ S&mie.
x. G. 1r1drcssl une 1nrern.
gisliat ttttn mir in Ben itstsn Slbrsn Zen
Bunih ausi6su6en tSrsn. sa6 bier :inr rsr ts:
:anutsn tsutihen @artsnlaute dtnli6s 3sitteiI
ritsinsu mDtts. @r tistsn Fen reutIter
5amilisn gmsrita's jtst siue islts. @is Gle in
Eeutitiln. 6. itsiusnre unc flo sinss his rabir
intrtTrt srcb,a eeisrtrsiisS crireuenre 0artsnlautt
(. LID our Autslts ,smaHt tht, cine 9riunet
rdiliss UNI wrtlitmfdanrc ssiiH9s Ndtrune
/, &f$, Ssup'r Barm, cine mt: rsllants unf
ptitshs llutsraalmnJ iLr 3ans UNI Banrilis ~
,steu. ie>niG RE %unirias. unr ueni mir &c
ms i,rntr 'sur Au;sate send6i, itetf ron rem
5niertEantrm roe Sntsrslarttae 50 trin9rtt, lr
inn mir eurh unicrs risljatriaen Ssrtinfuhssr
mr reriSuliht Brtdnntifait NIT re"iltin Nutcrsr
ms 8rrlsasrn aud iu rem Sta"r 'ti:Ft, ieii
,cn rem Nsusn rus 9teueite. une ,rrar sur" Ib ii
.iadrfm .9sapuIrirts crtr, ,aG Saustansftrsm
ut,udt, ~ ssksn. - sSir ~alautsn testalt. rar
suirs -0artsnlartt oil ttn 3autnten ttutiter
Hamilton amsrila'4, ttnsn t0ae anirrsGtnes mi
inttr,6ants lhnt,realtigss- s.ttuu SssariniiH il,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-03-19
0'fallun White gsad 4 eli 60,
Sifee 101 3wsis Strabs.
Taetcry Sd: sen 2ter Ctr. UNI Gab Npsnus,
ct. Qsutb. @o.

Sbiss Girma III bsrtit. AT ,ussrldiise GARNER
Gldbsiaamen nmh SaifDrbpbneu
,am pFanaen gu %Iisfern, unD GOntratte fur Bic
Grnte nit ibnrn as;uidlisstn, .rCtti tie itnsn
$l.50 per guibd iur sutsn rtinsn 5la4siaamen
uns GaitOrtpbnsn isltit tsiH nitrrisftn Narttprsit
anrnn,iren.~ Inter %rsnisltsn Ssrinsunssn tperfsn
Guutratte nit 8armsra ats'iflUdsn, pie ibrsn es
ssnsn Saamen taS.n.
Sohn 3. @i&s it unisr Gssnt fir @as'
eunass County. DER Saamen ;u srbaltsn ceer
tin.a Gpntratt nit uns at;uitlielt en- min l6t, wrls
10 su risiem 3psd an i'm wsncsn.
&srrudts Qnreiiuussn CUR &ultur ron Wlati-
iaamtn unp Gatcrtcbnsn rsrren Pen upi sren
Aasuttn gratis otrtteilt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-03-19

Q 3aScoIa le
-. administrator
10 Imer. Decd, will
I'll at II .mer's Hotel, Her
49,, "a Il
.i.19p@ tMoNDAV' APRIL i 1864,
+. 8 o'cIo5E d H.. and -,n.;nue 81 d sale
mn every. hing is 3 Id, The following ar
I Il :, to wi:
~''tdsteads IT, beu,iog, tables, chairs,
stoves, clicks, CHINA and glass ware, bottles,
knlves, spoons, silver plated forks, liquors,
wine, cigars, tobaccos. groceries. Ice and
other articles usually found in a hotel, din.
ing saloon and Bar room.
Also: one fireproof safe, one Piano, a h..
Of patent wash tubs, one strawcuuer.
Terms : Cash. e. ..aL H.
Hermann, No, February 1l:h 1864.
| &c 4H CHARLES D. EITZEN,
Administrator.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-03-19

attrmana Tnrn.Terein. in
.9m @On:us zen 81, gedr,, Gssnss 8 ut, re.
Q intdBt0e SsrammIuns. Gin ,rittlssS Gtjhdft
f~ q BtfitItsit,
Srre6r.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-03-19
.e5esnnaz-s & anp ssa4. unez
LeihLibtiOthek

s alte ead.r p.,t.u i. saui& aussnsmm.n.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-30
MEN WHO TYsTO0h THEsEs
GAIl.NAft

Mr. Chsrics Mathews made his hsst 0ppcar.
aGce IN the character Of u student of archi-
lecture Ben johnson was a,prcnticei 10 q
bricblayer, and then enlisted f,r n sulii.r.
before he SIT mp rs a wit eor.b ltan: with
Shakespeare, aud fell out with lingo Jones,
who was associated with him in the prudnc-
ton Of the fanciful Court Mosques Of bis
day, md before he was member OF the clue
Sir Walter Raleigh founded. and wrote that
song. F." Drink to Inc only with thine eyes"
that lies Ike loose pearl among his more
lengthy works. james Cook, the navigator,
instead Of running away liko another Robin.
son Crlsoe. wGs apprentietd 70 suaall coun-
try shopstqper, who, however, detecting the
~,s,ful glances The lad cast towards the
ocean, returned him his indtntufes. As
reverse to this example, enacted within re.
membrance, Claritson S,anfelj, X A, wen.
to sea Instead of turning bis steps straight
way to a studio. Mr. Charles Dickens and
the younger Disraeli both Inistook their road,
on first setting gu; in life, thinking INV
yer's Office lay in their right paths. Barry
Cornwall fell into tho same error Mr..
Thackcray likewise lost his way at first, and
tarried in Rome. David Roberts, 4. A,
climbed the ladder that led 70 his present ell
evaion from the l.ycl Of honss painters
apprentice, and with en- irt,rval Of nopici-
aseship spent as scene painter in Drury
Lane Theatre Mr. Ru4,:n ceqdrttej with
the brush before H. took the pea AZ visor.
0usly as Bishop Crlrnso attacked Algebra
before be distinguished hniseif IS tbeclo.
gian. .....
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-30
L.. Es. EaDET.

4 ICENSTp AECTEONEER, Is PREPARED
TO give attention to the sale Of all kinds property
throughout the County, the most reasonable terms
Sucs In the Blue Store, Race Bridge, Main Street.
Cedar Falls, Iowa. 1gtf
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-30
"a GARTER HOUSE,

IOHy l.. WILCOX, formerly of the American
81 Hotel having leased the above house. would
h thanks 70 the public for the pat &c formerly
bestowed, and would be happy to welcome all his Old
friends ut the Carter House. Main ST.. Cedar Falls Iowa
srAGEsleaTe this house daily for the North, South and
West.
Cedar Falls, July 2G, 1861. .
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-30

Written after refdiRg de report Of he co,,fssioa Of
tagaf'y opfoiRted by ae United States saaa.a,r
Comm iSSiVa, lsGt
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-30

= Weekly.
RsAEEAHgSly.

Written after retdiRg The report otfe co7ea,fssina
iaqefi'V appointed by he United States iSfattsi,
Commission, lsGt.
o sickerug record most pathetic PAGE
That hlis the hlood-stained volume Of eur years.
Fen love Itself Is fired with holy rage
BY sceues that bsthe u Nations heart In tears.
Reading, what woful visions fll my eyes
or loathsomC prisons crarnmsd v III starving men
And bae1l swamps, meath the open skies
The brave, like beasts, are herded in their pen
L see their crouchlng forms their vncsnt stare.
The hopeless look OF eyes that cannot weep
The wan pinched faces, that we've once SO fair.
or heroes gnawing their foul rags In sleep.
see their bony fingers spread IN vain
For one sweet morsei-- spread in vain to take
The dear home iCtter--or 10 stfl retain
The trinkets sacred for loves tender sake.
hear the keepers oath-thc iltot wall.
Breathing the keynote OF vuiceless woe
The brutal SCOTS that broken hearts aSsall,
The murdereus shot that lays the captive low
There, coiled In ditches through the wintry night,
To shield each other from. the cold they strive
Or pacing trttd chambers pray fox light,
Or prone On hstsrins sands crcepjns alive.
TINS, Slavery, h the crown that decks thy brow
This is tile ChtfSfiaR spirit thou dost nurse
These the kinR deeds thy charities allow
dark the hour chat saw thy shameful birth
And dark aud biEhting all thy guilty reign
Rouse, freemen smite the monster from tho earth
Aud on the nation God shall smile again.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-30

MARRIAGE IN LAPLaND.--It is death in
Lapland to marry maid without the consent
OF her parents or friends When a young
man has formed an attachment for female
the fashion IS TO appoint their friends to meet
TO behold the two young parties run a race
together. The maid is allowed, in starting,
the advantage Of one e,third part Of the race,
so that il is impossible, except willing Of
herself, that she should beoyeriaken. If the
maid oatrun her suitor, the matter is ended.
he must never have her, il being penalty for
the man to renew the motion Of marriage -
Bat if the virgin has an affection for him,
though at first she run fast to try the truth
Of his love, she will (without Atlanta's gol
den balls TO retard her speed pretend some
casualty, and makes voluntary halt before
she comes to the mark or end Of the race
Thus none are compelled to marry against
their own wills and this is the cause that
IN this poor country the married people are
richer IN their own coatcntment than in 9th.
er lands, where so many forced matches make
fssfr.ed love. and cause real uniappiness.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-30

CHANGED HANDS The State penitcntiary
works at Fort Madison have changed hands
The firm Of Winterb0tham & Jones. the old
contractors, have sold out their interest to
Messrs. Hale, Davis & Co, who now assume
the responsibility OF managing that concern.
The new Grm consists of T. Hale, ESQ, Of
Fort Madison; Capt. B. w. Davis, the old
and highly popular steamboat captain, whom
everybody on the Upper Mississippi knows
and estee,ns; and j. r. Winterbotham, esq,
son OF the head Of the former firm. Ti,.r
are all very active, coa Detsn. and energetic
men, and viii undoubtedly drive business at
that place.
The principal business carried on at the
Penitentlary works is the manufacture Of all
kinds of farming implements, which has
grown into an extensive trade there. The
concern now works about seventy five men,
and finds ready market for al the goods Il
manufactures. Ihcir trade extends all
through Iowa, Missouri, Illinois, Kansas and
Nebraska. The goods manufactured are of
superior quality. and much sought for by
dealers who take pains to provide their Gus
toners with genuine rticle-Dauenport
Democrot.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-30

a NEW WAY OF pAyIEG TOR TUE LAGER.
Three young scarnps whom we shah call
Tom, Dick and Harry, who, by the way, are
well known to our saloon keepers, went TO
get some Of the precious beverage called Ia.
ger at a saloon in the neighborhood Of Hawk
Eye Creek an evening or two since, whero a
woman oiiiciatcs behind the counter After
drinking some half dozen rounds the fe.
male ba'kccper became little alarmed at
the bill, and asked v no would pay the score.
Tom said Dick would pay, aud Dick said
Harry would, and Harry insisted that Tom
should settle the bill, but no one being in
eitned TO fork over the money, Dick pro
posed to settle the matter by blindloliing
the baikccpcr, giving her broom stick, and
the frat one whom she should hit was TO
pay for the lager Not being inclined to lose
the rnoney, the female barkeepcr consented,
and Hhle Dick was blindGolding her the door
was opened hy the other parties, and in the
twinkiing Of an eye the three were ont in
the street, leaving their victim to strike about
the saloon in all directions. By this time
the landlord came in through the back way,
Who as soon as -ho crossed the threshold re.
ceivcd salute on his "mantle piece" which
made the claret hy in all directions, bis bet
ter half screaming at the top Of her voice,
- here you ynang scamp, you must pay for
the lager You can imagine bis "pho
links" and that or the ba,kccper too, when
the kcrchief vas removed - BurimgtoH
Hank Eye.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-30

Sgg STABBisG AFRRAy ~ LISTER TovN.
snIP.-This difficulty proves 70 have been o
very aggravated affair. Herrick, who stab.
bed young West, Is strongly suspected Of
being one Of the st. Adams, VI, railerH.---
His conversation gave rise to tbs suspicion
The money found on his person was in gold
and silver coin and bills Of Canada banks.
He proclaimed himself rebel and subject Of
jeff. Davis. aud il was this traitorous and
internal talk that induced West 10 attack
him. After stabbing West, he said he hoped
he bad killed him /; that if he had. be would
not be the FIRST Lncolnite he had put out
Of the way. West is in q very critical con
dltion, If olive at all. md tho Lester pc0.
pie Of ali parties are greatly excited and IN.
crnsed in consequence Of the cowardly act.
Hc-rick is now in Jail, whero we hope hs
viii be held until lis case undergocs thor.
ough examination. - Waterio1 Courier 2ist
Dec,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-30

WooD CnoPPISG.-Thcro were ninety.
three loads Of wood hauled and delivered to
The families Of our brave soldiers day before
yesterday, and twenty five moro cut Capt
Winsiow donated an acre Of timber and an
other was purchased with the iaoney raised
Thanksgiving day. Many Of our best cili
Gems went to tho woods with their ayes
About fifty chop pers were engaged all day,
and twenty-five teams did the hauling. The
ladies God bless thcm) prepared sumptu-
ons dinner, and served il in the woods -
Considering the activity Of our armies st the
present time, it Il not at al impfobabie tha,
some OF ogr ncighbor4 and friends may have
been lying on the battle iield wounded, and
it may be dying, While The wants Of their
families were thus being provided for. when
this cruel war is over there will be many a
happy reunion, and those Who mourn for
loved ones who do not return will always be
remembered and their wants administered
to by the loyal people Of the patriotic North.
Linn Co. Registcr.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-30

sisGUhaR-A DREAa VERIFIED. Il gen.
,leman from Wapello, who Sas stopping a,
the Ogilyie House, one night this week,
dreamed that his horse, which he had Ief, a,
a livery stable, had got down With the halter
around his neck in such manner that he
was In danger Of choking to death The
dream made such vivid impression on his
mind that he awoke and went at once to the
stable, where he found The horse in the pre-
else condition seen in his dream. This cir.
cunstapce may be relied upon as truthful
Il is certainly a singular psychological
fsct. u there not, after all. something IA
dreams p 91scatiRe JoHnaj.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-30

TnE dogs have killed s,4s,0o0 worth ot
sheep the past ar in Ohio.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-16

>~~>~>--, -~~s~.-,~>~. .'e.~ss-,sS = III y
WfkfER Garden
W - 10 night and every nign,
Nh AND MRS w q FL6RFrOE

~ - TO night aud every nign,
NJ AND MRS W. r. FL6RRFOE
TEE TICKET o. LEAVE MAN nr
rue LOnDOn tihLs In speaking OF this great moral
drama mentions fact 20 which the provincial preas oil
oIeet s Sns,n a ana Ireland has given scadrmsscn
:. ccrk VINO hsd absoonded from Liverpool with 81 boJ
inc properly q hss employers aud after vtstine nAsy
sqos sruveo ~ birmingham about I've O'Clock ard After
away IN hour A. u happened, piece which being
performed on ne OCCASION or this visit
THE TICKET or LEAVE NAN @ta
an TUG guV man seems 70 have drawn moral fr0at the
between aykshaw the detective aud the Ticket Of LcAyo
NAN toon pece rsrker the clerk became affected thai
be wsrt OF OF ne ssss got ras envelopes aud sen
Obi the prophetic vision OF Shakespeare
Il have heard N9Eg t#N
That guilty creaturc5 sitling Al . piey
have BY The vcry cunning OF the scene.
Boen STRUCK 30 10 tho soul, that presently
They have procaimst their maef,ctons
Doors open at ek to commence At TX Carriages may bs
ordered ct 10Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-16

Otaous -nhos ~ a s sssa,SHsvArar
s3sss Ay.sss Sis Fiss ES xisx
wsosssoas And s an Is Affsssooss
ssoApxaF r. cracus
WI % p'''s1 1nRis sST Hassro spLesooes
which sc ISL 4 es SsD eSs rsAruss
or
Among .. ms.. s:sssdssy s 8 y; as,ss. comprise,
S SSzsB'H HSkbtE Al
S SFSs ! !. f TsaIssP ssg IIsss!SS
S SsSs I f fE1IsEB s sSsgSES
should be unaersood dsnclg that hs animal used IN
' assI sessHGo 81 rus sAs
aud most a ssfso Hs's% PGEo Asc'
"a. 81 i Ss ss .aa e sefs.
wonder 7 $$$sE E$$i:E
th,s appeared IN Ameres "t cosaas her
exquisite ''''iF' xEis i ~ aAurE xcotx
aud Il, aA S VII sxDSL Ok saDLs
ca5Ms NE . assAa 09oi,roEuas
4ne xAMxo asi' Ssa 9 r., Or AMERICA,
osaSsss c en- ~ fseT ss HORSES
VI" be s sS' ssc.s & rEs
which have saied FOR IN. entertainments siveo al ,h o.
''0'''"''s rfs BlGassf srGoMiUhs
country.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-16

HorE CHAPEL us gRoApwAx
II ssIIxxTTEsssss TTa WEES wEsk
EVE s ~ svf r Af oSi3cx.
MAMMOTH SrEREos, OPTlCoN:
wosoaovs xrssosss o or rHs UNIVERSE
TIE MOST sE assnsA Af N a hEhSeaarfoI hSrsS
THIS magnificent erprss ~hich Is stu an uneEampled
and brilliant success ssords all classes the
Su.oas 81 roca lie AID yet oae appeals oay the
o5tac heart itsa fatty o. Travel History, Litsra
ture aud song eysa.og The dsli:aIed visitor %: mos.
cacture OF the lnceu and modern day In all lauds
behcld 10 the reality and mnglug the aspirations Of de-
voted patriotism In tbs prossni with the recolscous OF ths
THE PsoGaAsME ~ AgsoLUTgLY NEW EACH
DAY Prossrtng fresh variety In scenes OF rsvshnl
beauty Tue ridiculous attempts that have been made 4
tni,se this bnson OF artistic spiepdors ueed
bnt excite the curiosity Of the public 70 behold the original
which IA ..... -. .
active addition 20 the above has been MADE u
the supeTb collection Of IRIsH SCENERY AND ARCM
IECrpRE the hrst and op! series ever exhibited IN th
county. added AFTER great sxerton aud expense.
While every and here enjoy the pures intel
LADIES ssrECfALLY MILL FIND Our XIV TEN
TIE or ART
the mos del gbtfn resort -
HOPk MISUNDERSTANDING The Gran.
Tour 10 becoming popular well fsshonAbs. now
cssps aai 70, Ne ns .n ~ ,~enase csnis-frbuns
The Mammoth Slereosccptfcon al Hope Chapel TO- indeed
a. esh,ie. INA, .ppss f.rrsy 70 the ,c,sm % ruth
fesbs missrsto pse ,uto utter insgntacance Sunday
Mercury
peers open :. i tour, s.s
Admission. : eeas: sess r.es sea.. ~ s cent?
H.B. McxfON. Manager.