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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-28

HIGHLANDS, 1nesdsy, Dec. 9, IsVI.
The three-masted schooner Kate Bingham,
Of New York, Capt. Platter from Nev-Orleans with O
cargo Of Aour 10 thomas Durham. il eshore on War.
del's Beach about ole mile south Of the Highlands
She bad iye feet of wstor in her at nire O'Clock.
Boston, Tuesday Dec. q, 1861
The schooner Ocean Belle OF Jonesborough,
Me-, from Newburgh for Portsmoutb, \. u, VIII TIM
ber went ashore last night on Plumb Island near New
buryPOrt The vessel Ia total loss. Crew saved. The
cargo may be saved.
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FROZEN PorAToRs. Those who are so unfor

FR0zEN POTATORS.-ThOse who are so unior'
tunss as 10 have potatoes frozen may ind comfort in
the following from 7As Gsrmantsna TssrepL II your
potatoes freeze In the cellar. dont vail for them
tnhw bat throw them into oonios heap, either where
they are or 10 the open air. and cover with dirt straw
sna'ings Old clothes chat packed tight with them.
ana they are safe The cover viii prevent sudden
changes. which causes ali The mischief 1 have saved
iosen potatoes In this way 1t may be new 70 some Of
your readers and may bs 81 10 theIo a. he's been
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Recciuis Of Produce .

DC. sc.-losOo bbls Ilonr, 2s7 bbls. WHISKY; $40
bill, Coru.Mesl; g. lC0 pckgs. Provisions ca pcses.
Lard. 3lOO pckcs. Butteri 20 pckgs. ASHES; o.
pckgs o. cake: 10 Dressed Hogs.
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Jnlernal Kfpenue.

.AFFICE Oh THE COLLECTOR OF IN
" TERSiL ELtLSUE, Fourth District Of New YORK,
comTr sing ~ % 5,h 9TH ard sh Wards OF New ors
CIV Nc. - fni xlin Il.
sFTCfAL M ONE TAX.-No'ic. i. hereby given that
Ito Lit Of TaYss -sed IL accordance with the joint
lon OF Con,e.. approved Julyt se+ imposing Special
lax Of Five trr cent upon plons or iEcone Tor the year
,rds ~ 1855 has been 'sn rlt,ed 10 by the
Assessor Of this District said TAKE. due pay
s5lc aud psyHo thereof IS hereby ttmoEdee and II not
d within en dave the parties assessed W.T., be liable
penalty ct . per cent additional.
Payment 10 be made AZ this Once from, ga. NJ to
y. 81. daily, Sundays e,cep'edl go,
New Yoti. December II. 1854.
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In the City 81 kewYork from the sh day Of December 10
the 18th day Of December. 1864
Mon lCs; women, %; boys Ies; girl, 13i - total fss .
Adults zOJ; children, 2s9; males, 26,. icmsles e,l col
ored persons, -
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o,pgCIAI. WAR TAX-EIGHTH DISTRICT

CPECIAL WAR TAX-EIGHTH DISTRICT
lEi.h,eenih .neth and went y-frst Wsd}-Notice
rT, ttse lis, Of taxes assessed in sceofdsnee
with tho provisions o. the Joint resolution Of Conse" sp
proved Jnly 1854 imposing special tax Of nve per
MON he gs prohis o. income oi tie year enains Ne
1861 ht. b.,n returned 10 By the Assrs'or OF the Disc
snd that said due and payable and psymen'
thereof heseby demanded personal nouee ~ ms,nIs
dem psymeDt within two days OF us seivcc viii %
mailed 10 the address Of each pecu on the hs VINO sns
oni, pay such tai tor more than two daI' ION tn'
hereof which fec Of twen'y cent. VII be addsd ARG
eli psrsons who shall neglect psy tho sum 70 armfndso
within tie tine Ipeced In such special notice WI Be sos
"a Ia FOR the service ths no.e Od.ce open hom m
90. !. ~, ex9tg S.XsAS - s0 q Sx.Hvv.
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TrnNcinN-' Guide.

To albspv. bv Hld'on Il. H. from ~ wsrr.n..'..
90 o, thanb,rs. ard II Q. NJ, $40, Il and 10
=. ~ FROM sei-st. Depot u snd llt a. M, and
no s. aud 10! D. N CIy Gals conucc win tiie
drnoi a. 3Oth.s'., leaving Chsid5ers'si. prroisc!
20 minutes before TIE trains leave nom '"th o.
Sunday from seth st. = m
10 srS o. m.
Baltimore, 10y tie new jersey IT, H. 100, o.
Cont lsndt-sl.. and IL 2. m, =. NJ ana ~
,pjdpjeht Sunday. y ID
IT. RD'tnn NV New London line Pier % n H.,
aud s;onin gtop line, Pier is \. H. daily tsundsJ
eIeeptcdl.. T. y"
To Bo,t0n, by hsw,lisven H. X, via sprlnghs,e;
To Boston nv New. Haven r. r., s7thst. and Nh.
sv., via ShoreLin ~ and p IL Sunday. y m
To Bridgeport 6y steamer Bridgeport, foot OF PEGS .,
To Buaaio and The West by Erie Railroad; loot
- and ~ o. M and p n
To Clevelsnd. o., by Atlantic aud Crest Western
R.H via EIie Rsissy. foot Of Chambers. a. a. COY,
meeting with Rsrosds Tor ell principai chiesiI
To q Srs @f,' H. ' '.a saturday. MILO
Yaphani islip fsrpilsdse, Long Island. by L.
l. flairosd, from )aneifip and foot Of htrs.
10 New. Haven, Hartford and sPrinsheld-stssm,
10 N.w:fisvsn, b. q. New Haven m a1ih..
To- sI *. s' W.. b. f.naylV,n. t.s.f.i ksrs.S
from, foot Of Courtland.s ST., via Phisdsphs, Is
and D. m. Sunday train p. m. from pier 2. ~
| r. vs Asntos, o. ~ and ,. H. Sunday
IT. TRIM i'm w::; 5; Sr:ati Railroad 81 H.
| pier 2 N. r., o. n, IL m. and 1;oo p m Bun
s,S ;.'n (; N.vj.r.v nsc.d foos Of
Courtlsadsst, I, 10 end nj m, u m. %sndsP
NJ and IL midnight SUNDAY ......:.........., p m
To Washington BY New.Jsrsey H. n, 1907
CouItssdi.st., end III . m, 7 n-' and "
.:.,s = go; :; !, =, $780, ,.,s @
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The fog which set IN yeegeLy morning sl prevails
navigation and tedious The Sound steamers all doe heE
Of an early hour Of tue morning did not srrye Until p
being by the density Of the foy No accident. Of
serious nature has yet come 10 ouI knowledge.
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Disaster.


The schooner Kp's Brigham fro New Orssns !. Ashore
Oh Jerey beach VITA cargo OF -four to faomss Dunhau
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l. ohsss~ No tDsy.,, works. fs,er.on, n j.: m.ssf.o.
W. B;ess = i Rs;i1Si o. III LIZ:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-28

OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF IN.
" TERNAL REVENUE, Thirty seeond District. State OF
New York riIs,, Second aud Fouh Wards, City OF New
York. Ne. 10 Broadway
SPECIAL INCOME TAX-Notiee IL hereby given, that
the List OF assessed In sccordsnce with the
Of the Joint Rssoson o. Congress approved July 1864
Imposing spscisl tax oil hvs per eentam upon s ssas
profits the year ending Dec. d. less Ms
returned tina Assessor Of the District and that .sid
due and payable. and payment thereof s
by DEMANDED.
personsl notice BY nsins demanding prynsn. wibia
ten days its service win be Hsed The address OF each
person the list who shsn omit pay such for
ven days from the date hereof for which ss OF cens
will be sdded And s persons who shall neglect pay
demanded within the time specified IN sueh specaa,
notice viii be lsble 70 pay csNTun additional snd
fee Of wsy cents eac for tho service Of the noo- 0cs
opsu IRON 10 o'clock q nj. to O'clock New fork De
csmbss H. 1854 SHERIDAN SHOOK. Co''ectsr
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movement - q b 2cssT s'ea"er''

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
san Rises Sun Sets...4:<0 Moon Sets. 100
HIGH WATER THIS DAT.
Sandy HOOK. 1871 Gov Island. 8:i2e Hell 0ste.' e@
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fetal. WEES "
cosrbutiou from Gisop susqushanns County, Pa, er.
ronSousy acknowledged - sboud have besS sckoowl.
edged .ss y A"sEevrl r'va''
uS~10t. D. X W.
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Alaehinerp.
Nldfhlnfrn.
rINHE AMERICAN HAY AND COTTON
i PRESS co. MANDATORY
Come. Of Grove and North Third sts, Jersey City.
OFFICE,
No. 10 Walls;. Ncw-Iork.

Corner Of Grove and North third sts., Jersey City.
No 10 Nal-st.. New York.
GONES PATENT.
The attention OF all pane. interested IN the pressing
pressing Of lAI CoITos Hemp Wool RAGS, lors or any
other aIl- required baed for Trinsporion storage
or Consumption /. respectfully collected 10 Tie PORTABLE
or STATIONARY PRESSES. m,nuaetured BY this Com
pany tho upertenaence OF he ftentoe MI JonN
III. COVE.
The re..s very simple in it, construction requiring bot
ordinary intelligence A. and BE- operated oy any
known powell such Steam, Water. Horse or Hand In
Horse power but Horse required the Press being
40 constructed well know prncp that the
r p1er IA greater oto han me 'aer,asng re-
Thr raSsn.ases Of th. Press al ot.r' follows,
Via
Ia can press 20 per cent more material IN given spsre
ID II eau DO the wogk In - pes ccnt less time.
"a II requires 30 per cent less ~ 7.ls power
lh turu. ont The best shaped bale or lr1ns rolling
3h Tie Press win last lie tiic, the working parts being
The ordinary work Of this nscue W press Que optrs
ton (.er once filing the box Of the No Presl bale OF Isy
oil 40 he. weight in { v Two MINUTES -esj
Pour men and horse bale 10 tuns VI Hay dsv
-Four men without the cid OF hore, any power ercep
that contained in the Press turn ons bale Of sy3 Inches
square BY &c inches long weighing 40 los or ~ os to the
cubic foot.
40 ,osg. joints screw eogwh-c beaeIs rollers used
in this Press.
The attention OF Cotton factors ami psnirr., Wool snd
HEMP racTs is especially called 20 this pf"ss destined s.
10 work complete revoui IN the slow, clumsy aud
expensive method OF baiirg
fie comp.ny will dispose Of Town, Coun'y State tights
(ese-ving To themselves only lie isi " hihH'c'Frl on
reasonable t,Jins
NJ N d fIsHya the suthoIfel Tnye,ns gent ior the
Contrary IN the Ea.fetn end Middle states.
For further particulars send or circHia.,
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Steamship S,xoa Lavender, Norfolk Sc hous mdss -" hit
ney Hathaway.
l. s. steam trsnIpot Cay OF Bath Smith, Fortress Monroe
% hours 10 L. s. A.-Q,-M. .
T. s ,,osIn transport 1sde Wind Bsbbdse Fortress Mon
roe "a houss to L. D. AQM has been detained 20 hours
outside the Hook by fog.
Bark Oucksep (of 81 Kitty, Brown. Csrdenas, days,
sugar &c. Il. W Wood Son. Has had some heavy wea
Their; buwafki, &c.
schr. ). n lockwood, Cranmer. Camden DE corn
Schr. X V. Edwards. Alien Georgetown, coal
Schr Albert Pharo Lippinco.t Georgetown, coal
schr tfeorse Edward Weeks G-orgstown or Provldsnee
schr. Amanda. Hanson. Newburg for Boston.
Schr George $. Adams, Providence
WIND-At sunset NE. very light. with foI
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW-YORK......DEcEn H.


Cleared.
Steamer Chesapeake, Nles Portland II. d. Cromwell
Go. -
Steamer +. C. knight Gallagher Philadelphia. VIM j. Toy
loT Co.
Bark Maynard OIL Way. London George Bailey .
Bark Maso (Bri Merrill. Rio, Ecdocnnsch frngnisdL
Bark susan and Jane (BIl HuxioId Ms;smorss r. Alex
snder Sou. ,, .
Big John Shsy Weeks, Fof,res, Monroe Abel Abbott
Brig Tms' Br) Smith. Monte Christi, st. Domingo, J H.
WOodaonse. a..
Brig Shonins.s (Rr RYAN. Falmouth. Js Brett Son Co.
Schr. h. N. Hawkins W yatt, Baltimore.
Schr. Plymouth Rock, Psrker. Boston, J. c. Dayton
Schr jane maria Bushnell Norwich. H. 5. Racket Son.
Schr WSliau Bsyiis, Provost stamford. ..
schr. Abby Brsekott, Achorm, fhiadephis, Metcih
Duncan.
Schr Amanf, Lawson. Portsmouth, Hoiyoke 4 Murray
schr Percy Copp. Pembroke, J. Boyatons son"
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miscellaneous.
A MEXICAN UNION COMMIssION-The

Treasurer Of the American Union Commission ackncw
edges the receipt Of the following hs publication
Of his previous report Urgent appeals continue TO be re
ceyed which call for additional donations OF money and OF
clothing and shoes for women and children
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10Th last, Of A'Pnwa bark Mssi.iena from thai port for
New Yort. .
7 last OF piuwo orig Bosots nom ,hs, port for New
York.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER %. 1864

Of Icons and Discosnts. sf0I1!eD 00
srsc1s SSo'eov
OF Circusisoa OI.Seo W
Aveiss- snoant Of Depos.s 4O01ss W
City and Of NevYort T.. James Buell.. Cssnef Of
raider. Ban duly dcps snd tnst
bos kne-etfs snd behe
JAMES BUELL., Cashier
s-crn b.s,se me ~ dag sTth DAY o. Dec.nbef ieS4
JosAruls MAssaAtL, Notary PabIc
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w RAILROAD LINE SOUTH.
BROOKLYN TO PHILADELPHIA.

Fare o.. Excursion Tickets 50, good for three dsys
On and after TUESDAY. Nov l. 1854, BY the commodiou,
seser JESSE HoYT foot Of Montague st. Brooklyn, ever
day Sundays exceptedl a. II O'Clock thence to on
Monmouth ard by Rstan aud Delaware Bay RsihoAd e
foot Of Nirrs Philadelphia r-turnna leave Nnest wharf,
Philadelphia every morning at g. M Sundays excep'edl
Travellers from the City Of New YORK notthed not
sppy for passage by this ne The State Of New ersey hsv
sraned 70 the and Auboy Monopoly the exclusive
py OF carrying PASSENGERS and reght beweea the Cs
OF New ork and Philstelplis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-28

DORrABLE ENGINES OF the most I'M
proved Psitcrn Steam Gus.e inclrded p, 10 and u
morse power ready foI delivery a. the lowest prices
STEVENS BRO. Co, No. 80 Pes-lsi n. Y.
EYNOLDS TURBINE WATER
IA WHEELS
Competent nen employed 20 n.rlsre s.ioanp make
psrs and put IN fumes, wheel. and gearing. .
TALBOT UNDERHlLL, l,O BIosdwsy, New.fort.
CHEWING MACHINES
- ~ the be-. Sewing Machines NEW FOR SALE aud 70
M Also Ma hines bought exchanged and repaired T.
N. DIAMOND, No. $50 Broadway, y. y.
ITO PRINTERS.-ForS SALE, GORDON
FRANKLIN PRFSs Gard and Bill head. IN perfect
der nearly new. Address y. j. C., Tribune oh.ce.
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T ONtS ISLAND RAILROAD - WINTEl

IL ARRANGHM ME NT.-Leavss EewYork, James slip sui
34ths East River Geenport Sag Harbor Hsnpons ke-
o. m For Yaphsuk Lskelsnd Islip, Babyon aud Farm
inedale, Of a. III. ard p. m running through e
Grcerpcr,, SATURDAY evennss) For Syosset q ioS
a M and 4 n M lStages connect for Cold Spring
Oyster Bay AID Hgnnson For Hampstead, Jamaica, and
Winfield. at 0 aud 1879 and and p. N.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN - Leaves Gath st., EsN
River sl5a H. for Ysphank stopping o. oil sarons sI
cep Hsnp.-ad and Syosse Ercur.ion Tickets FOR this trs
u reduced r.tcs A. REASONER, eup-rtntendeUs.
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Bank Gtatemcnis.
nnnL MI Cnmmercc in hcw. Yorh. -st,,eln-nt ,

Bank Of New-Yori.-S,stement Of the BANK OF
NJ sr-rr.4hv Chsp'er so Law. iss or u-
-udnt raurcaJ, gth day oi December, isEi
LOT Loans And Discounts. %
Ascf1Es tuOunt o lsbOpoos
xversss suDgnt o. Cafcg si~n 6Coss W
and sss lOrk VIM hecss Cash er OF tss
iuf.
s'stem-nt u the Of my inosed s. ana bst
W. " MEIAEI. Csshsf.
svotB : Tn, sTh dsy II Deesrnt-r isof
Va H.lfsl PssL,s No,sy Public.
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ERIE RAMWAY.-Trains leave foot OF

IL Chsmberss., via Psvoris Ferry;
M Day Express. for Csnsndsisus Rochesssf bareo.
Sasnsucs and West Connects Buffalo WITH LAX bnose
and Grand Trunk Railways aud ct Salamanca WITH Aan'
and Great Western Railway. . 49,, m
$50 a. m. Milk and Way Train, daily, to Oti.vtiie
10 M, EXPIRES, Mail s'r Buffalo. connecting ~i'e Lake
Shore Railway. 49,.
70 Night E1press for Csnandaigus Rochester bnu"s'
S,limsnc. sAd Ves.. ,..- p.,,..
ter. aislo saIsrnincs, naakL f9a West Connect
buffalo with Lake Shore aud ,rsn! 1supk Ralwsy' ana
Salamanca with Atlantic and Greet Western asSxy 4
sp M, Erngrsn, Train daily Tor Buffalo saisnS Duo
sirk, nd est
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-On and
i Alter MONDAY Dec S. trsu. lssve Thirtie,hu sts-
ton for Albany Troy and places North and West a. 10.
600 and 10: " D. trs.ns om Thir,ieths ltrsnt leave
Cbamb4r thirty minutes earlier than Thirte.hs, sunday
tam 8 o. M, Thirteths.. Through Freight Lain daily
~ - j. ii. TOUCEY Asst 9upt
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L,OR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, and
l. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lesye feeksnp q: 3;ia p a.
Train. 90 North and Gas. rom New-isven st II p. M
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the BlyK or lIIr sTATk o! .EwYoBh. Of tie City Or R,s
Yo A. required b. chsp-r Laws lss d tho ~sss snJns
sA.urdsy, tie 2fh 6.y Of Drctub 1901 49, -
Ave- ogatef Loan. and eSS66'Is. w
amount OF ~
7tr, and Coun,y Of he~Yo %. Joen hsiny AIsAt Ss-h
Ter OF th. Ss-icfi, the Cay Of Se~
Yo t-ns duty sworn depoe nd 1 III above ssenei cor
ret to o krowlets- ard telei -
join 4. REARSY, As.s cAsheL
fern or, fb,9 dsv O December.
J Law SLcssos Notary Pobhs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-28

MECHANICS AND TRADERS BANK. required BY Chspte'
LAWS is ef the week ending Saturday hsh DAY Of Dee
AVERAGE ofIosn. aud Dtscourts ~
Iv.r,se a,,oun, OF sp-,e .............. s9,ala 81
Ayersse Of Circulation. eoIsss ~
ofSs Grose w. foule, CASHIER OF NE
B.nk dulT d.se and s' tue
the best of kDywlcds and erh-
GEORGE ". YOU'LL Cashier
Sworn before me tbs :5th d,y o. December. isGi 40 $50
ia, l. BArur, Notary Pablo.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-03

How TO KEEP Cow.-How to keep o
COW economically 10 problem that many q
family 10 the suburbs Of ell cities would be
glad 70 solve. 1, must be done 10 conDec
tioa with q garden. Ii is idle to think OF
pssterage. That is svsste kof manure,
and for The garden that is worth consider.
able portion of the cash necessary to pay
out for forage. IL you have half an acre Of
ground you can keep q COW and grow oil
the, vegetables you need BY purchasing two
tuns Of hsy, or Its equivalent, in a year.
Indeed, We are not sure Lut you may get
through with one, which is only half the
sllowsncs y Of the Winter menths. But
you may gain the other by growing In
dian corn as second crop after all ea-ly
vegetables, and with that you may have
rye growing at the same time, which will
give feed early in the Spring, which may
bs Gu. ia tine to plant several other crops
Four square rods of corn, planted in close
drills, just 'ss early as possible, upon well
msnured grouad. will give green. food By
the tine the rye is gone. The stubbls
turned lnder gives fair coat Of manure
The corn will also be followed by another
crop, not Of corn but some kind of veget
ebles for use or sale. For instance, cucum
bsrs for pickles, and with these, sown abou
the 10th o. August, crop Of white turn
Ups, and with the turDips rye, for soilinl
and manure.
2 II you intend to make the garden il
great part support COW, keep no pig.
Teach the COW to eat oil the slops aud
garbage Of the kitchen. Don't waste q
leaf Of cabbage, beets, carrots, parsneps,
celery. nor snJ other g-een thing. Every
pea and bean pod, and vine, and every po.
tsto or turnip pairing, and every green cern
bssk ssd cob, and even green potato tops,
win be estsn with syidity by the ccw 10
she Stable And in the stable you must
keep her all the time You need not fear
ssy uohealthyness if you keep it cleanly.
Let the floor be earth, aud use fresh earth
every day for bedding, aud every day you
gain pile Of rich manure. With careful
economy you will be surprised TO see hat
sa.cow win learn to est, aud how cheapy
oyou can keep COW aud garden. Try
u. 's3s ~ a
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-03

ma Male TePsY - Here is . very good
aDeedote reminding one somewhat Of Mrs.
Stoves "Topsy"
Il During the last winter ''contraband'
came into the Federal lines in North Caro-
linia, and was marched mp to the officer o
the day TO give an account Of himself
whereupon the following colloquy eDsued
What's your name !
MY names Sam. '-'
- Sam what @ 9-''
,,.-a No, sab; moi Sam Watt Use jis Sam
What's your masters name
Use got no massa now msssa ruined
awsy-ysh yah Use free nigger now
Well. what's your father and mother
name
I'se got none. sah-neber had none
Zee fiat Sam-ain't no body else.
70 Hsven't you any brothers and sisters
- No, sab neber had none. No brud
der. no sister, no fsder, no mudder, D,
mssss-nothin' but Sam. WAen you see
Sam you sees all dar be Oh as!
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-03
J. w. BRADLEYS
Patent Duplex Eliptical Spring
~ 81 * T R IT.

THIS Invention consists Of DupleX-or
i two-Eliptc Steel SPRING. ingenously braided
tightly firmly together edge to edge making the tough
est Elastic Flexible and Durable Spring used
abng the In consequence Of its great elasticity and
6exibenes place and fold il when in easily snd
with same convenience a silk muslin Dress II
trey obvates and sences the only objections to Hoop
Skirts viz the annoyance 10 the well the public
especially in crowded assemblies, carriages railroad
church pews crowded place. from the :ulfy Of
contracting them and the occupancy ofsma space This
rely the difficulty, while giving the SKIRT the
usual full and symmetrical FORM and the lighest and most
% and graceful appearance for the street, promin
ade house dress lady having enjoyed the pleasure
and comfort snd great convenience wearing of the Du
pe1 Elliptic Spring Skirt for single day. will after
wards willingly dispense with the of them. They
aso equally de irabe and great improvement over otke
kinds oil skirts for Misses and young Ladies who wear short
dresses the elasticity and he1bity Of the prevents when
coming in contact with anything crowng the hoop close Tn
the from pushing out the other side of the hoop
dress and again they much durable and not
likely to bend break get out of shape The Bottom
Rods all the skirts also Double Steel and twice.
Double Covered 10 prevent the covering from wearing off,
the rods when dragging down stairs stone steps, &c which
they constantly subject to when in All made Of
the best quality OF corded and every part Of the skirt Is
Of the very best materials II anted in every respect
be by far tie BEST most comfortable, and most Durable
skirt ever made.
Enquire for Duplex Elliptic sprrg Skirt for
| variety OF styles and sizes, BY
Ashfabula, August I. 1864. 762
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-03

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Principal Of Rngsville academy
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