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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-08-12
Healthy Coffee in the World.
he Peoples Provision Company

nc ItCpit TrONlSl9N company
AVE this day established their Fart India
'ofee price az follows.
cin@le pounds Is cents.
Ieren pounds I dollar
20 pounds delivered free on boat or r. r.
p receipt of 50 90
For sale by grocers generally. at the above
etes. BE sure that you ask for and get
p. p cos EAST INDIA COFFEE.
| |, has Pink Lobei Ask any grocer for it.
1t is especially valued by Dysp"tcs, and
brsAns suffering with diseases ofthe liver and
idneys. 1t requires hut enc. half as much as
Gv other. is better Favored and
is THE CHEAPEsT COFFEE N THE WORLD.
Address all orders to PEOPLES PRO-
1lSiON Co.. 26s Greenwich Street, n. \. and
lnclose cash at our risk. 26S Greenwich St.
!. Y, Aug. Let. 1853.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-08-12
Real Estate for
Sale,

THE ssbscriber " II sell good dwelling
4 house and lot-also a rla,k Smith
hop In New Oregon Iowa. upon the most
favorable terms. Ais, the 5. F.. quarter q
Y. F. quarter Of section "a. t,wnsh:p 80,
North Range II, west. lite guaranteed.
The house and lot is on Main street. ar
IL conveaiently s;tupted as to the business
water, &c. the land is within one halt mile
of New Oregon. For information enquire
of Geo W. Pierce, New Oregon, I.wa, or the
subsoribsr ~ Fxyetts, Iowa. nl2tf
Fehy. ,, 1854. d. }. NJ. WALKER.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-08-12
HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PEiLABEI PHIA. PA.

fEiLABElPHIA, PA.
Disen~s # The N.rvous, Seminal, Urinxr.
- and S.ruol Systsms--now ,u1 rc'ab'a
trnatment--in Reports CT tia howard
ASSOCIATiON-Scrt bv mai! in sealed let
ser envelopes ircc IF charga Address. Dr.
j skII.LiN HOUGHTON, Howard Assoc;:
alton, No. South Ninth Street. P.,!.del
rhia, Pa. fi2,5sl
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-08-12

- 49,. .-@hS% .-4a1&
BROWN says: "Lst the money roll, it Is
-sn'sfs to1doy % old fashioned sloI tsxine<s
"Qaisk salls and small pro6ts,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-08-12
Two-Wheeled Mower Attachment

Blythe use OF few bolts, the reaper plat.
fern il taken od, an additional large ground
wheel is put Oh. and a steel fix, bio cutter
bar attached, which makes a two-whoe ed
mower unsurpassed or equslsd by any now
er now before the pubic. Wa claim for
this coz. b;n.j machine q superiority ovev
all others, from the fact Of its being a splen-
did ous-wheeled reaper and two-whs a'sd
newer. Farmers are invited to call and
sxsmins them before going elsewhere.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-08-12
NOTICE OF TAX.sALE.
J. J. CLEMMER, New,O,eeon

.8. 4s5 ssa 80 =
Parties owning timber lots in the grove
near New Oregon will take notice that IN.
lee. ths taxes On the same are forthwith
paid up, the lots will be sold for the taxea.
Prompt attention to this call will alene
save costs, and penalty Of sale. ~ Lao =
Dated New O esop July II. 1864.
,r~ $50 = 49, A. NJ. CQWAN.
Treasurer Of Howard Co.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-08-12
Ruble's Improved One Wheeled Rso
per and 1;ro- Wheeled Me,ver
,b:,,o.y

Manufactured by Russell 4 CO.
We weuld call the farmers especial at
tent.,n to this new comb nation, some o.!
which were Introduced thrpashou the
northwest last season, aud wherever used
! gave universal sa,isf, elton both rs a Reaper
| and Mower, and proved to bs Just wha. has
always neen wanted ny the farmer. Ia the
man"tasture Of this combined machine We
have overcome d ficnltv that has hereto
tore Existed with al! combinations. 1t is so
constructed that Will renpnx all The nov,
ing apparatus i, laid aside-nse but ono o,
the large driving wheels, which makes tn.
csarer very desirable for farmers v no have
light tas ms : has no sac draft; is we'll bal
| lanced Il il light aud dirxble one wheel
ed reaper, d".i d FOR nothing elss but 70,
cutting grain.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-08-12
Farm for Sale,
kA Acres Of valuable
A0O farming lands with

tim her, prairie, md an abusdarc Of good
water all within two miles OF New Oregon !;
At the best figures ever sf.red Now il the
tn,e 70 bay Title made perfect. Far par
tionlars enqsire Of Goodrich l. Mead. New
Oregon Iowa, Or VI. T. stonsaan. AcGreg.
or iowa. n23tf
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-08-12

EcGvsor Western Pc'lir"p.
esa and aAe- March 2tst. '64. Trains
will Is ave and arrive az follows, Saturdays
axeeassd.
Tra,.s Lsass
r. AisGrsscr, $40 AN
yranona ::ooP. ~ oI arrival Of stages
Trains Arrive.
y MetsreEo~. ~e" Pm.
kfooona 600 4 ~ connecting With stages
ATlwAuKEE1 PR. pU CHEN RAILWAY.
psrARrrRN rRtga-
Mali ard D,v Fxrress Pass. 80. e:t>5 D.
as,xh5 aaa Expres. Pass 1918 P.A
ArRrvss AZ RI. py CHEZ.
s'ai1 and n.y Express pa.s...... ts3 p
= :hs and Expire" Pass. ......7l5 A. H.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-08-12

The Massil'on o.
Threshing Machine,
With tho improvements for 1864, will make
it surpassed by no uther machine made in
the United States for durability, beauty,
sstyle, ease Of draft, and perfection in every
respect.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-08-12

]. Ifyoa want 70 by srosksry Of any kind
ehssr g 70 z i
q cow AN 4 ECHZLIyNCER
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-08-12
Yor the removal and permanent cure OF
all diseases arising from an impure state Of the
Blood, or habit Of the system.

serofula, Rhenmetism. Dyspepsia,
Costivencas, Cankcr, Salt Il he UNI,
Erysipelas, piles, Liver Com.
plant, and CutaneOus AZ.
fectlOMs generally.
Sore Eyes Of long 81 antliNE, and all
Diseases arising from q n Impure
state Of The Blood.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-21

A correspondent Of the Philadelphia
Press, writing from Chambcrsburg, Pa,
respecting the negro stampede from
that neighborhood, through fear of the
approach Of the rebels, says: ,a
met an old man yesterday, the for
tunate possesor of an old rickety
wagon and horse, his available proper
ty consisting Of bundle and two tin
pans, making extraordinary exertions
to outstrip his brethren on tho road
Standing up he was administering the
most severe blows on his poor beast
with an old rope Altogether he would
have made a fit character for the pen
OF Dickens. On my demonstrating
with him for his cruelty and uncalled
for fright, telling him that the rebels
were yet thirty miles in his rear, he
replied, "Yes, sab yes, sab but Use
'fraid of de flank movement" He is,
doubtless, ere this, at Harrisburg, safe
from "de flank movement. -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-21
Representative Recruiting In
Ohio.

From our exchanges we gather that
this as yet novel system Of recruiting is at
tracing much attention throughout this
State. Letters Of inquiry, addressed to the
military authorities here, as to the modus
operdndi in details, continue 10 come by
every mail. A gentleman from Trumbull
county was here yesterday, whose principal
objaot in visiting the Capital was to obtain
full information on this subject. Even the
ladies are becoming Interested in scheme
BY which female patriotism may by proxy
be made available upon the battlefield. -
Miss Nellie #. Keck. of Cincinnati. is, we
believe, the first lady In Ohio whs has taken
steps to place q representative in tho army.
Her example is worthy OF all imitation.
/, has been suggested that the system
might bs made much more efficient and
genera in Ohio by the appointment Of =
fisld officer to organize . regiment which
shall bs composed exclusively OF rsprcsen.
tative recruits. We have no authority for
saying that such step is in contemplation
by Governor Brough, but We trust that the
proposition may be deemed worthy of his
careful consideration. = Columbus Journal.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-21

msls.js to the following etfect:--A country.
man armed vith an immsbse club. bfesents
himself befors the President of the sooiety
and claims tbsatst prize. He is asked to
describe the act Of humanity on which he
founds his claim. II saved the life OF 4
wolf, yrepliesthe countryniam II might
have killed him with this bludgeon; and he
swings the weapon in the air to the intenss
discomfort Of the President. ''But where
was this wolf" inquiries the latter; "whst
had he done to your He had Just devour.
ed my WIFE is the reply. The President
rejects 40 instant. spd then says MY
friend. i am Of opinion that you have been
sufhciently rewarded. h--r l,.-. --..--
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-21
rhe woei Ciip In Ohie.

Hon. L. ID. Mansfield, Commissioner
OF Statistics, estimates the number of
sheep In this State to be not less than
4,SOO,0OO. He says;
"There can be little doubt that the
average fleece Of Ohio, in 1854, is full
four pounds, which would give at least
aineteea miilions Of pounds Of cool for
this State. Disregarding any fiuctua.
tions of currency after the first Of June;
the product of Ohio wool is worth 6f.
teen million Of dollars ; and the export
OF wool this year will bring this State
twetvs millions in the currency Of the
lst Of June" Cf 'llf'E0s
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-21
rRR ATHEN .EUM COLLECTION

contains Five Hundred pages Of tunes an hymns
new and old Of the choicest kinds for char Sunday
school, revival missionary temperance, prA, and con
ference, and all kinds Of sacred and sofia me-tags-
The music in this book hiss life aud amin in it, like
"Shining shors" Rest for the Weary" fal we know
each ether hers'n "Shal meet boy yond the River!
There |. Beautiful World" kind Words" "Swes
Hour OF Prayer" There is I,1d Of Love" "suffs,
little children TO unto nIe,m God the Nation
dc, Prices single copies bound IS cents s5s per co.
cloth bound embossed gilt rs CENTS SIS per 100 Mailed
at the retail price. ~ .I ~
ID. t-,.. HORACE WATERS, Ag1
~. tsl, Broadway, New York,
Publisher Of tAs above Books. -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-21
TIE DAY SCHOOL BELL.

tonD0 eepiss issssd A new Singing Book foT Scheas
and Ser1inares called the Day School BeIi, h now
ready II eannins about 30 choice songs. rounds.
rntches daets irios, quare., aud choruse.. many Of
them written expressly for this work. besides 32 pages
the Blrncns Of Music, which easy and progressive
Among the large number Of be- ezutiful peaes may be
found .'Uncle Sans School" = Do nj you hear the
children coming Always look the sunny side,
THE little lass" and Little sd" .sOh II were a
lne bfrd,p Bird Of hssaty "Prcy pair tre.n "Anv
cheras" meet me ey th. runnins brook" &s Il !.
compiled by Horace Waters author OF "ssbbnth School
Belh Nos and which have hsd the enofrsioas sale
Of s25ooo copies Prcespnper covers, as cents, ct
per hundred bound, 20 cents sas per hundred clo,i
copies fsfnsAsd s' The 100 price. Mssd al the retail
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-21
rnr Baaalo journal. thn now co

THE Buffalo Journal, the new Ger.
man daily recently started in Buffalo.
under the editorship of DIR. DeIIaas
as the organ of the German Radicals
which was expected 10 support the
nomination OF Fremont, ana which.
since the Cleveland Convention: has
.Jnaintaincd an attitude of political I'M.
certainty. came ont recensly square.
footed AMI decided for L,aco,a and
Johnson =. :
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-21

MfNIsrKKixe ANeELs.-Since the
commencement Of active campaigning
in May, over one thousand nurses and
surgeons have been sent to the army.
or the nurses seven hundred and sew
enty.five are ladies, among whom are
q number from Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-21
THE NEW PATRIOTIC SONG Roox

contains % pages Of songs ducts aud eheruses both
sacred aud secular including a pages OF prayers or
Il is we'll suited for social singing, as well a. Sabbath
worship. Among the many beautiful pieces may be
found Where liberty dwe.ls 10 my country" |Ths
Christian Hero" "ihree Cheers for our Banner" Coms
sing Of hssven" columbia the Gem OF the Ocean,
"Erseman's Gnthe ring" "Coluinbia's King forever
"Niarchns Along" nc. Priees-paper covers, is cents
$40 Per 100. Mailed al the retail price. .f.,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-21

NyEw VOCAL MUsIC.-"Iand Of the Brave and
lN Free Rev. g. y. Plumieyi "Ysur Fortune 10 too
Small for Me- Comic Song Maurice; IL win wait q,
the Gate for Thee, Holden; I'VE Parted with Cheer.
ful Smilsn Al. Ketari Zone by The Stars Of Eve
ming .rbs Flowers hoom in Linden vale,r Law
renee; The Merniig Is Dawningn II e. Leland; 'rhsre
is. Beauful World" 'shall Meet Beyondths Rver!'
"ihe Angels Hovering Near rhe Year Of Ioye''
How softly OH the Bruised itsarn Mrs. Parkhurst;
the Dear Old Flag Die" "Oh, why am so Happy'" ).
c, Poster; sabbath Bells, Chime On" Lowry aScents
ent h, mailed free,
NIw-lSsrnvxrsrlLM Muuc. ewild, ,.-Palka Ca.
price, by NJ: Reat; Morning Prayer" by w. r. Muller;
Summer House Of Roses" Gallon, by Mrs Parkhursti
Waltz" "L'Arme.se Waltz" "Frederck Waltz" J. u,
Bernard, 40c each 1--WE Arc Coming, Father Abrsham
iionsn by Charles Grobe, so cents each, sShall We
Rnow Each other hereF for Guitar, BY Bloou,er 2sc
"snny Side set OF 20 easy arrangements ior the piano,
10 by James Belak and 10 by Mrs Parkhurs l5e each
HORACE WATERS, rabli.Asr, No. .,i Bro.dw.y.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-21

NXyATERs' CHORAL HARP--A new Sunday
w School hook. Of 100 pages OF beautiful Hymnl
and Tunes. !, contains many gems such as -shall we
know each ether there ''Suer hule hildrsn 10 eoms
unto me" sihe Beautiful Shore" oh is glorious
leave with my mo,her,n f'lie eadelh me beside sill
Waters &c. Price, paper covers 90 cents; SIS per 100
WATERS, Author OF "Sunday School Bells,n Nos
and = ghiah hsse bad the enomoas sale Of ovsf ei
hundred thousand copies Just Published by
- HORACE WATERS. Ma asf Bfoady,ay, NJ Y. q
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-21
WATERS oHEAr MUSIC ron rHx MILLloN

Arranged as solos, duets, quartets and choruses fol
nnsicsl societies, ehers Sunday schools public schools
"Donf you hear the Angels comingin "Shai we mee
bsyo.d the river" BE in ume,n There is beautiful
dom Truth, and Rightn 1--WE are coming, Falhel
Abra am ax hundred thousand moren There is Land
of Love sorrow shall come again more" sHsaven.
I'VE viii levs our Sunday School, "Our God q mare T.
ing onn God save tho Nsuonn whituers song Of 'Ths
Plantation Negro,n Fair Presidents Morn has dawned
.! lAsp Over tho mosnlAin," @Iiue Ella = an Angel
willie g gone 70 Heaven" "Suher little children "a
essne unto me-" aBey me in he morning, Mother" "
1come % thy rss,n swees hoar Of Praysr &s. Price
3csns 90 cents per dozen, ~ per i00 postage 1.cen
each In sheet forin with Piano acesmps Iimei ss
Oh PsbllsA.d By HORACE WATERS, Ass
No. <si, brosAwsys kew York
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-21
THE HARP OF FREEDOM

contains ~ pages Of songs duets and chorses for Free
dom. Among the choice pieces would Anins Pair
freedoms n,or" 20 lei my people gon over the noun.
tan.' 'They worked me si The day" kc. Price cents
single, 81 cents Der doze 81 per OOi postage cent
each.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-21
Home Insurance Comp,
% ~ CoLUMBUs, OHIO.

Home Insurance Comp'y
% COLUMBUS, OHIO
T'Hs Company insarrs 6r.tclass dsiaehsd property,
4 Farming Buildings. Private Dwellings and their
contents Policies win be issued either OF the stock or
Mutual plan iot any term not exceeding ave years. No
more than $4,000 win he insured in risk would
be exposed to one ire This Company ingures against
damage, as well as hrs by Lightning The Directors
aim To do safe rather than large business being
surrf guarantee Of pern,anency and Of greater Ultimate
success their rule Is 10 settle all losses promptly and
fairly 10 conduct business the approved and
nomeal plan, and make great saving the assured by
fsnshng insurance al the actual eosl Of losses and
penses as the profits for the benefit Of only the n-
sured and IN soliciting patronage. do with the firm
conviction thai The plan adopted by them will make the
Company permanent and sale 10 iis policy-holdsrs.
REEERErJCE GEES
Referred to By Special Permission.
Col q. W. Marypenny, Columbus, Ohio.
d w Deshler, President State Bank, Columbus, o.
Hon David Tod, Ex-Governor Of Ohio, . :
Hon John Brcugh, Governor OF Ohio.
Hon Charles Anderson, Lieut. Governor OF Ohio.
Hon. w, w. Armstrong, Secretary Of State. H
Hon, @, yolney Dorsey, Treasurer OF State,
Hon. Oviau Cole, Ex-Auditor OF State. -H
Hon VIM b. Hubbard, Prest Mai. Bank, Columbus.
Hon Chaancey N. Olds, Columbus, Ohio,
Hon Samuel Shellabarger, Springfield, Ohio.
A. Hiylihg, ESQ., Prest State Bank, xenia, Ohio.
lion. WA. lang, Stale Senator. b Ii ',.a..
Hou. NJ, r. Willeu, Stale Senator, lIs i
kel,on. Bancroh Co, Colnmbas Ohio. myIo-am
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-21
RUTH: A SACRED cANTArA.

contains l2s paues Words by Rev Sidney Dyer. music
by Prof Cu This IL excellent hook for erts 70,
the young Prices paper covers sU csMls SIS per
bound IS ceni., sac per l0s. ~ T..Ifr ~ y
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-21
THE REVIVAL MUsiC hook

rsnsins ~ pages sf and hymns designed Tor rev
val, prayer, and eenforcaes msetinss Price IN paper
covers single sopss 10 ssas, ~ per 100 MaIsas sth,
ieisii price. .''
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-21
The Last French Joke.

The last joke at the expense of the
French Society for the 'prOlssdoa Of Ami.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-21

% % bTTrTEEIrEG g5- +.
;: -. q. ,:s:;s; !: =. - : 4; -se
sesei ssBGosd LSShEsssh HvGH akR1isr
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-21

J LEWIS HOUSE.
.... sSt. Clairsville. Ohio. f--V
2 .ot sAMysdi g. AMoobhkNlsir akS!si r.sr..-s...
rJ,HIs HOUSE HAS BEEN ENLARGED by The sd.
i di,iaa OF large DINING HALL and A--a
a suite Of Bedcha ambers and has been thor
epshly .spsirsd and furnished ai Finsr HFst
Glass HorsL HIN
The Proprietors assure the travelling pub! 4sfk
lie that ,hey win spare no pains OF expense
make their guests comfortable Ead her bns no&stsls
They have recently ersctedS q. - ..'.t-'
g g .a Fins New Stable. tai
Of the best in Ohio which will always bs ssssndst
by careful and auenive Osilsu.
THIS HOUSE was fsmsFy ewnsd BY S,aele esanh,
and known a. the " "AacrieaR." II Il shuaied Oh ths
Nsnhwssl corner Of Main and Market s,rss,ss inansdi
stely Wes Of tho Csau nouss.
Lewis Omnibus,
Leaves this Heuse every morning sundays fss
Wheeling all O'clock, and returning arrives osiook.
FIN Ii4 A.4tel N.N 5G's ~ sd
The Wheeling& Cambridge Omnibus
Leave, thi. House daily, for CsrAs,eys ., 10 ~ and
or Wheeling al Q o'clock. r.M hFt
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-21

Psbllsh.d By HORACE WATERS, As@
No. t5i, brosAwsys kew York.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-26
speech of Governor Vance Of North
Carolina.

The following are extracts from the speech
recently delivered by Governor Vance of North
Carolina:
Our destinies, fellow citizens. haze now been
cast in another government; and although. as
YOU All know. regretted to go out OF the former
government aud was one OF the last TO lay II
down and did Law il down with the same mOuru-
ful feelings with which followed NV dear father
to the grave. | never expected, and DO not no"
expect to see il reSurrected again
Our convention, composed of delegates fresh
from the people, bv the most semn ties that can
bind an honorable people to a cause havepiedged
their all TO II, support May God aid US IN the
fuGllmeut of this oblig atiou in the future
as i'm the past TO the letter. he act
was a deliberate expression OF public sentiment.
though il may have been wrong The govern
ment We selected was ours, AS much as our own
4 children The spirit OF patriotism IA akin 10 The
/ love OF our offspring. which God has implanted
\ In US the highest and hoest sentiment OF hu-
manty.
So tar from it. ! can YOU. nv fellow
citizens. that secession from the Couiederacy
will involve YOU in n war, OlOOdier conflict
than that you now deploie but. YOU NAV
say. MIR Davis anu his government vii not
dare 10 make war on seeding State. because
the right Of secession i recognized Ia the Con-
stitrtion OF the Cunfederacy SO Il l., my
friends, but YOU see by that lime you have thrown
off the Constitution. YOU have gotten from under
its obligations, and sworn you would have
nothing 10 DO with IT, Do YOU expect the Con
ie5erac, 10 be bound By document YOU refuse
TO recognize a. affecting vOur>elvesg 81 soon
. A. YOU announce 10 the world YOU are sovereign
/ ana independent nation. r. matter of course the
? Confederacy has the right of declaring wal
against YOU on sufficient cause, equally with IN
right she holds OF declaring war against England
: France or Holland This right is Inherent ID Al
G >Overeg utieS
But what would Uncle Abraham say TO IT
o that old gentleman whose personal pnichritud
G ha- been the subject of 20 much remark laugh
: ter aud who. they say. can tell more bad joke
than | can Laughter How would be re
: celve the Intelligence that North Carolina ha
q seeded from the Coniederacy ana set up f.
h herself! DE would put Bis lhumb up TO hs nor
h and make certain syrstlons and evolutions Wit
his fingers aud say. We'll. ole North CAROLYN
sr In tarnation glad TO zee yer come outer JET
v Davis little concern. s~oy: but yer don't me'
,e for 20 sa, yer Amt in the Union sgin and und'
20 the protection OF the best government the wor
~ ever sawg Bin httin yer too long 10 let "
y sneak out that way" Continued laughter al
9 applause
ID Whv. Of course. if such proceeding on q
re bart Of North Carolina would secure her iBd
h pendence, /; would only be necessary for oil
State 70 ,eccde At \ time 10 get herself sckrow
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-26

yuyHF horrors ofhe battle field fierce and deadly con-
ficts the din Of battle and the crash Of war, are
renresned with life like viv ness. The thunder OF ths
canon and the din the battlefield TALL upon the ear
Of the audience Tie fire and smoke OF the al anclhS
hosts and their desperate charges are seen Ibe rear
fu work of carnage and death Is presented Win us
tinctness and vvidneSs mockng reality by the ad OF
extensive and intricate shneTy. mechanical appll
ace chemical effects and ingenious dioranc accom-
never before introduced in This country, the
audience can almost imagine themselves acua specta-
tors OF the sublime and stirring scenes represented Inc
suface of each view is articaly arranged that the
beboldr may distinctly traverse with the eye an entire
hattlef.li or follow the movements OF the Grand At
my from tue outbreak OF the rebellion to the present
time.
The earlier portion Of this great Historic Illuminated
Tableaux was painted in London at cost OF t4,uoo
from, sketches raken bv MI Randolph, artist Tor the
Illustrated London News uen travelling on t"ur OF 90
5, rvation The concluding scenes we're skeiched .!
Government employees and painted from actual era"
ings bv the most eminent American artist, including
such ma mes a. MAYNARD Lewis, Pierson Brothers. WIN
Preston l. Paul Barnes and others.
Zach scene VIII BE- illustrated with graphic descrlp-
tive lecture 10y Mr. r. Grant Barnwe, the talented elo
cutsuiSt whose thrilling power OF description ma.
ELECTED the highest enccmums nf the press and pubic
Admission p cents CHI lren Is cents Reserved seat
/ 20 cents Children to reserved sea- - &c t.
! BOX Office open from 10 A. G., till p. "
] Doors open at 7-commcuee a. ~ O'clock
! VP Afternoon exhibitions at O'Clock.
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