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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-03-11
GRE A M A L Ei

U TAYLOR, BREWER OF TAYLoR's CELE-
- brated Cream Ale ,ure and unaduterated, Warr
leo Iowa. All orders addressed the above vii. receive
prompt attention.
WArERAoo, Eev. lTtli, 1srS. rs4
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-03-11

DEATHS FROM THE EFFECTS or laughing
Cas- Mr.. Sears, an elderly gentleman, Of
this city, and Miss Bell. OF Swanton Falls,
VI, young. healthy girl, budding into wo-
manhood, ,haye lately been sen, to their graves
from the effects Of laughing gas Another
victim is now to be added to The record. As
an effort is making to hush the matur in the
grave Of the lately deceased, her name is not
forthcoming, She lived at Allentown, Pa,
and until her application TO this dentist, was
generally considered very healthy woman.
This lady applied to have laughing gas ad
minlstercd for painless dental surgery. After
having inhaled the gas, few hours placed
her in her grave. How much longer are the
lives Of the people to be triied away in tliis
manner '--f l. 1ri5uss
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-11
PNddy's Letter.

FNNNy'S LcItef.
Hibernian Wit and Blunders are an mex
haustible mine from which the newspaper and
periodical press obtain material for the greater
portion of their mirth-creating articles. The
following is good specimen. A newly swan
islander from the land of peat and potatoes,
brought to New York by the Great Eastern,
and thence to Atchison on the lightning train,
writes home his impression Of matters and
things thus:
ATcHIsoN, KANSAS, August 20, 1868.
Dear Biddy, Pm here on the prairies of Kansas
at last,
Dry weary and foot-sore and glad that the
journey is past;
They've got no shillalahs, turf-stacks nor mire,
But worse than the "curse Of the crows is the
fire,
Which goes on a rampage Tin reason to speak,
Let me see-why yes-fully three times week,
And burns up creation "a fact assure you
From golden Pixies Peak t. the muddy Missouri.
In large iron boxes their fires are shut up,
And that's how they cook both the bit and the
sup"
II is very convenient, tell you it is,
As they ID burn up creation if t was mt for this.
And, whisper, ''acashla," i've got one for you,
A splendid BUCKS PATENT l bought from
JAKE LEU,
Who has stoves without end in size and in shape
And sells, as his rivals say, shamefully ''chape
And we can assure our readers that Pat was
correct, for JACOB LEU has got supply OF
Stoves and Stove fxings surpassed by meme
west Of Saint Louis, and his prices are the most
reasonable in the western country. Those who
need anything in his line will save money by
purchasing at his store south side OF CONNER
cial street near fifth.
n30v2-6m
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1864-08-20
oPnEous 8 A q :
SATURDAY, =: AUGUST 20, 1864. !,

:s J. THE ENEMY IN FRONT, !oF MOBILE il
9s.s: Renegade Frsgut has entered the harbor ef
Mobile with his feet Of ships and gunboats, On
shs. 9Th August, inst Cen L. Haunly thus tells.
!: gfaphs to Richmondi:s sif
fE ssssE .eni.IMnRII IL. Aua1lsf z. -
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1864-08-20

/, Nv. Enrolling officers will Immediately make
to the Commandant Of Negro Labor accurate
reports, Of all slaves now TO- service from Their
respective counties or parishes, stating when aud
by whom they were tsken, ana The duties 10
which they are engaged, % far g can be asdeE; e
tanned. ~ IS @2-<@.ff = & : sf.fi1~
v. V.1Applieations for exemption Of frss negroes,
or other free persons of color, on the groHnds
that the interests Of the country require IL or be.
cause It is dshaadsd by 5nstice, equity ofhsces-
sity will be made to fha Enrolling officers in the
mannef prescribed by Clause s. Paragraph Nv,
General Order Ne. 8, current series fohi this
Bureau and will take the course therein Directed.
VI.@Owners of slaves who ecaaiui EXEMPTION
for their slaves on accosint' Of consrzcis, asress
Iaents; Sc, with the GoSernnelt.i Will present
their applications in writing 10 the Enrolling dH
cer, supported BY the af6davits Of tHesnSateg
and at least two respectable and disinserested
persons E6roling sDme&Fs will forward such
applications to this efaee fsr naE action, with 4
full statenaentef faets, and then opinion or the
necessities Of the case.: s~FS~,'! 49, =
:: VII. Any owner who shall by conceaifng bis
slaves, or sending them away, OF other fraudulent
or indirect means evade, Or attempt the, evasion
of these regulations, and the law; upon which
they are founded, will be arrested by tie Enroll
ing officer and held in custody, Until the facts
can be reported 10 this Office, and suck action
had as the circun,stafhe may demand a.
9 VIII. The Commandments of Negro Labor for
the several States will be announced in future
ORDERS, : By:coinmand OFF, " - z&
: . .s'ttss S,@ss 50 JBRIG:GENs GREER.
w. STRDMAN, A. A. Gen.. ~ 4Gaug20Al2.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1864-08-20
Circular
Headquarters, Labor Bureau, D. w. La.
Shreveport, La, July 81, 1864. I
- IN accordance with, pafaarapl, 8, Genes

deadQuartera, Labor Bureau, %. w. La. Z
Shreveport, La, July "a. 1864.
90 IN accordance with, paragraph 8, General
I L. Orders No. SIS, current series from Dcpsrt.
ment Headquarters, all officers and a&snts OF the
government having charge Of psefoes through.
oot,t, or from the Dstfics Wessern Losiana, Win
furnish to these Headquarters, on the Jst of
August, 1864 aud on the fst Of svsryl \ month
thsreaftef correct and certified muster tol Of
the sahae, giving owners name and rssilsnca. :;
Ii. Hereafter no officer or scent of the Gov.
'ernment will transfer any slavss belonging to-
this District to any other person, bureau or de.
'psrtnent. except throhg gh these Headauarters. :
III Slaves from this District viii Be r.ceipt.d
for by this Bnrean only, and I'LL rea uistions for,
negroes must be made upon this bnEean, and 3n
forsHs prescribed and furnished By The game !,
~. Unfi further orders. Shreveport, La /, il
designated as the place d rendezvous ter III fee
negroes and slaves enrolled in tEis Dissfici.
!. v. A1f desertions OF negroes viii be reported
promptly to this Office And owners of negroes
are particularly enjofned 10 use every possible
effort prevens the dsser.ioh os their slayee. and
to keep theth in service: ',te :. s''t',s =. :.
Lieut. Coz. Chief Labor Bureau. b. w. La,
iArnf0vea. e.fsfttfr5. :. -Ff' - I'd st-%-I
By command Of ss9 t.rtTs7t.5s * 'Gss :,
! ne .7s.,. . 4 Gen, 4, KIRBY Smith.
: w. r. Bouas, Brig. Gsnl..f &c C:hief 81 stsff.I I
. August 90, IS64.-l2--:3ss. @ =. 49,. i.ass'
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1864-08-20
Rev. JAS. E. nl .BRInr,y
Rev. B. F. SyIiff1N
Rev. MCCONNET
HEAD QUARTERS.
.Ersns-A1ississippi Depar.rsn, 4, ,

,spShRsy snssyEp2kT; nsI I;,s; Il, July 81, 1861.
n ALL OFFICERS and men, sc,st5f.s sc,stD5fur.s I,
IN . Viehsburg. who's have fepcsssa. IL r.,.,
prise, Demopolis. Vienna, Nasehisochas. sI6l..,
port and Alexandria, u any time prior d n A.
Of April, 1864, hase been declared DIV ,.s =,
ehsnged by tho Commissioner Of ExeIisDes
:. All. those in this Department. mhp hsa 81 Il
braced In s9islist, ssill immediately Isltaia III
by ceEumahd ot s..-i.:, :, :.
9. s, AsDERs6s, Ass,t Alj'.. Gen. 5.,''.sa
Angnst 6, 1zS4.-iG-Im, - .'s-ss
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1864-08-20
-F0tkfe Public.
THHE citizens arc aware of thss q

|TE1HE citizens are aware Of tie tai NJ,
L. great many of eur brave aud ssl..sss.;ss..
soldiers have no clothing really i6 ysgs
is also known that it ID Utterly iuno:sIa. S y
shenpite. purchase necessary articses n;,. y
small stipend, at the present exherbian. ...sa
With these and other tsbefsre the suhss,;sss
they propose to raise collection ID niosse Y
all 1artieies Of Clothing necessary ny Sea
for the benefit Of those soldiers who naa.s.
The generons citizens are now called ma, ~. Z
aid the ebel,-glprious name, Wash;nrfEarp1 Er1
rebsl lsubstantiafly; while he feEts. snssss. Faa
cludes the glorious struggle for poiaiesl soS ~ !.
szliheFty. -: r-.cs. =, ,y,.r,s q -
The amounts of money will be l.;a e. Ana !.
goods as fas. as recsiyed and while W. y Ss na Y
we earnestly rsquest the ladies' who hsss ~ ~
and wheels % send us Word how msnS s.:s .eon.
sosks, how many yards Of. CLOTH, de- n. s,ss &
snbscribs"s eommu,licatjonss through AZ ~ W
Qf6cs attended ses -. -: - ~ = Eas
II . .a,,.,,. Rev. JAS, &, BPaf,ty BRAN
Rev. B. F. WHff1faE
r P e--Ths suhscribers4 propose "a ~ Il
Eoods made up and kept here for delgery. IN n
diers passing mho need. will be furnished 4 4
possible. - xxfy.4.: - : ''1a 1ss
Opclousas. August 9Th, ls64-lo.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1864-08-20

:. The Sd Excelsior regiment N. r., has arrived
d. heine, itse titid bsfng dnts II now numbers
liz men and Is officers, having, lost !, 15s msfl
daring its sarvicst II - stts ~ ~ y :
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1864-08-20

'l.ss5 e GID PFFE sfETAIgp So
Suitable fcr making shot, for sale 1t this os;ee
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Edauiuks 0ssx lEpUl HV6l IQaSII
wounds, left him hfeless too soon +
r. n 'senjoy the fruits of victory and share ii
d oar joy4 4si He now rests beneath til
{t4,..- ~ "aol. for which lBe fought, and amon.
- tJsstfre feicsiof the brave he led so we'll
/ Such sEeTe the words which the distinguished
,EofEceh whosueceeded the hero sof Mansfield ID
his command, addressed, 10 the troops of his !di
ysioa On the day AFTER the battles of the 9Th asrt
Eetanef April! osSuch was the spontanee sexpres
sion iot his sentiments, when, ,xdaesh ffHtsns th.
scenes of dRngersand of DEATH, from the grant
emotions Of tha battle field she announced in his
fdIder Of the day, that the army had lost Genera
tdouhnn.3 What spanegyrie could be mere elo
| quent, more touching and mere true, than this
generpnsa oushurst Fof a brave and noble heart
which knows not envy, aud fears not to proclaim,
the meriso q brother ohcerf, SoaweM deserved
was the encomium, that the .svuzls of General
Pelignae found an echo ins the soul of;sxery man
who participated in the great fight of the 9th Of
April. those who belonged tosothex commands, as
well as those sof the I'd division, felt and ex-
pressed the same sentiment of the fallen chief
indeed, to General Montenswas duez tho victory
OF Mansfelds for oEertan hour, his little division,
net $500 gums streng, bore all the ,hraRt of the
battle against, the whole forca of;the eueay; as
tonished at not being supported by Walkers li-
VISION, which stood nosionless. at their elbows.
bnt l,things daanted by finding gshemselvesal alone
in the vast field of battle, thai little army of he.
roes nade :nne Ofsthe most brilliant charges of
this war and oil all warsss. Had they, ,fonone iu-
stant, given way or heSitated MAder the. shower
OF balls and shells and canistars which the enemy.
kept rouFspg oyer. 'them had they, for one in.
stant, lost sight of thesstalwart forfn Of thsir
leader, ever ahead Of the line, ,cheering and call
ing fhens'-s the day was lost. 4 movement
% Msfeaf underths multiplied pfessafe of tilal
thres acorpsa Of the sepeny's torces,sWauld have
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1864-08-20

Crescent Regiments were ordered back from the
scene of their late exploits to their native State.
From thRt moment, General Meuton was identi-
fled with erery military operation which was
made in Western Louisiana from the FIRST ava
cuation Of LafouIehe to tue battle of Mansfield;
|'he always had an independent command during
that period that Of tile forces South
of Red River and Of the Sub.D District Of South
Western Leuisiana-aad in, every position he OBJ
tanned the praise Of his superiors and the respect
and confidence Of his interiors Conscientious
and iHdefatgable,@ full of energy and activity.
endowed with q sound Judgment great deal Of
sagacity. aaewing his duty and knowing nothing
else, he was the; type of the true soldier. Stern
and pereinptory on duty, he was, out,of duty,
plah, unpretendsbg, gay, comp panfohsble, induE
gent for the faaissaf Others remarkable for nevef
.nttering az Il.natnred wor1sagainss any body.
" The celebrity which be souglt, ,nokin his 1ifea'
time, he acquired it aftee his DEATH for not only,
his name Will for ever IN Louisiana, signify HON
or, courage patrietism but it has also been given
10 lhe Forts insadobile, by the cfcerrshere
in comthand, and the stones upon which it is
now written, will transmit ID 20 our posterity By
al order dated Mobile, May 3d. 1864, Major
General d. R. IMaury, commanding the Depart
ment of the Gull, directed that !nInmelne5y Of
"the gallant General who fell in the battle of
:Mansfeld, La, the Fort Oh the left Of Stone
"stfest viii be known as FORT MOuTON:''
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1864-08-20

1 Miss Bette Jones. daughtef of Mr. Albert
Jones, near Rchn1and. lis aaosher of thafsarless,
devoted Southern women who have caused the
::Yankee invader to cover in the dust 4Recenttx
when the Yankee cavalry were caxortipg ia the
vicinity Of her father house, ahe armed herself
with her fathers reVplyers and planting herself
81 her chamber entrance, in which all the silver
enemy, declaring that tho frst ralfiau who, n.
tempted to cross the threshold was . dead man,
as sure as woman swoFe ik The. Yankee cow
ards, paTalyzel fear at her bEayery, parlsyed
awhile and then; ;lefs after, quartering a wounded
officer in the house. -. =
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1864-08-20
Fsomrshe Natehisoehes Times. of July I'd. |
ta Z 4GENERAL ALFRED MouToN.

- .'tHes to whose energy and skill the
taeyictory is due-he wfIo smoved off ouE
Slime with the ;galiantry which was in
: "herent in his .chiHalrous nature, and
& sledsae with an energy which ensured
1.-THE success of the onslaught, Bfisadier
IA. Moufoniis no more; rushing TO the
:.threhost rank, he fell .shils facing The
foe,i and urging eur troops to victory,
) srand his precious sbldod which bad al
''Eeady been shed in the, defence Of the
country on smother bloody battle field,
. "guahihg. east at once from FIVE ghastly
wounds. left him ifeless too soon to
"s"enjoy the fruits of victory and share id
"orrs s5oy. 50, He now rests beneath the
= "soil. for which iles fought, and among
S.,l. r n a., e,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-19
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR

GOVT AND RHEUMATISM
Aslneier from the above complaint either ~ recent or
long standing, sdvised to BLAlkS GOVT AND
kHEU MAFlC PILLS. They be relied upon the most
safe ard edectyA remedy offered 70 the public ond have
been universally used in Euiope Tor with the
greatest SUCCESS.
Prepared BY PR9UT l. HARsANT, No r2a Strand Lon
don England and sold by their Agents. WELLS a Co.,
Frsnkin-st-, New YORK Retu Price 81 % per box
Her Majesty have authorize and
address OF THOMAS TROUT. 29 Suapd London" TO b.
impressed upon the Govssnsut stamp s.sd to each boz Of
tho genuine medicine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-19

Il Frs DraING THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.
THE POLfI4CAL HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES,
during the Crest Rebe lion. from November g. lt6o to July
1884 includuga classified Summary Of the Legislation Of
Congress with the votes ard tie important executive judicial
and po military Facts Of ina, Psod together with the
Organization legislation and proceedings Of the Rebe
Administration. BY EDWARD MCPHERsoS Price, bound in
elisI %. For sac the office OF IAE TRIBUNE. Now
York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-19

"'rTNHE LOUD VOICES is q new publica-
ton Of twensyfonr pages pepper covered claiming to
D the Gospel spoken OF ia Revelation 1876 by that Angel
come to begin the judgment by giving tie Scriptures
AID 90 hsronzns them BY revelation Of the spiritual flesh
~ 70 swallow al doctrines into preparatory to the reign
oi universal pcoce the earth Price OF Is
Tor more 10 cents Fer sac by the American News Com
psuy. No III Essssu.st, Of this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-19

CAMPAIGN DOCUMENTS.-We have Just
~ printed abrosdde m form with the "PLAfFOHM A"
PRESIDENT LlNCOLSS views Of Democratic Strategy.
presented by MIN In Interview with Judge Mills
OF Wisconsin; GENERAL GRANTS Letter to Hon. r. r.
Wsshburne; and BAYARD TAYLORS Poem the "CfiI.
CAGO SURRENDER" Al on sheet Price = per
100 Sent ~ mail by express When ordered By all we
Adrc, from the renaness enough pay the postage which
Is IL cents per lou copies send your orders /" THs
1xiBuNB."
Also uroun with the above, WHO Is RESPONSIBLE
TOR TIRE WAR l-beinz portion Of ALExAsDER III. STx.
YRxxxs which he fore,od the and
which would arise from Secession delivered before the
Secession Convention Georgia In August 1850 To which
4. .fjsd WHO COMMENCED THE WAR! Ca,alo~re Of
w.rike and Treasonsbe Acts which prior
% Nh Lincons Naturalization. Price - per 100 copies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-19

II MOWBRAYs
~ ONE PRICE CLOAK WAREHOUSES;.
FALL sd WINTER GARMENTS,
just received ff0m feris.
Ranging IN price from sbJ TO 800.
Or own manuftc'ars
FROM 90 ~ : isO.
CHILDREN, CLOAKS in every s.t-
Ranging IN price f.om 81 70 30
BLACK and cor ORED SILKS rom 81 50 70 e5.
CLOTHS, CASSlMERES AID DOEShISS
Al much less than present pTce,
Purchased many months before .As advances.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
Al J. MOWBRtY's,
$50 Granl-.,. cor. Fouy.h;
2il Bowery bet. Spring snd Prince.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-19
NFANUOOD and tho vieor OF Youth Restored

VI a
WI in -Four Weeks by Or. RECORD ) ESSENCE ofLIFE.
This wonderful agent will restore Manhood 70 the most
Shattered Constitution whether arising from kKcesse Self
Abuse the Effects Of Climate, Natural Causes The time
required the most inveerss case /. tour weeks Fail
ure IL impossible. DIR. RECORDS ESSENCE OF LIFE Is
sold with instructions for for tJ four quan
ties in for 80 Sent carefully packed receipt Of remit
tencs by his accredited agent Circulars seat Eee on receipt
Of four stamps PHILIP ROLAND, Sole Agent L. b. No.
<4l bI0one- II. door We.. from broadway. " y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-19
Hle0ical.
nR. TALBOTs CONCENTRATED MEDICAL
PINEAPPLE CIDER

ia a PREVENTIVE OF SiCKNESS.-The experience The.
DR.. Talbot has had f)T the last Twenty live year, con.
vnces him that /. is time the public had article offered
that will prevent sickness TIE article offered DR.. Tai
bots Medcsted Pineapple Cider desied tor al classes,
old aud young. IL Is not 20 tho Doctor. bit s.
trely new TO The public One quart bottle .ih last a
vel. person year This l. rather mots Of doc
toring, nevertheless IL will millions from bling Fics.
Istnoi bet,es pay dosTss year keep from
than 20 psy ten twenty dollars IL doctor. bills and much
for the loss Of time and the Of being ic&
TO prevent sickness follows Add tcspooniu Of
Meaicsted Pineapple Cider 20 lumber Of cold voter end
drink the hrs thing after you nse IN the mOmng and ts
before you retire At night II wal ncfe.e the strength
give vigor and action tire system ebraied New
York merchant who has nude thorough t OF the Pine.
apple Cider Dr. Talbot that be gained ten pounds Of
flesh month. the inst trial lie continues It's
above directed and Eds very benefca sy has proved
an entire preventive to Sickness IN bis case AO another
weukuown gentleman in New ork has used the ie1cs ied
Cider constantly fof years. and has not been sick day
during that time.
Price pc, bottle (fll quartz For sale everywhere
Al ofisrs should be add essed 70
b. L. BABBlTT
Sole Agent
g. IS. 6s. 81, 60, 20. p and "a Wasinston s,
New YORK
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AND AGUE.

NEVER AND AGUE.
H. HUMPHREYS HoMEoPATHIc SPECIFIC 70 l6, "a sure
and radical this disease and preventive 60 persons
exposed sold by dealers and by mail receipt Of The
'''''' T. HUMPHREYS, $50 Broadway, New.York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-19
DRESIDENT LINCOLN, his Portrait, Phren

II oOgy and BIoETapfy. Also, HOS. MR. I LssINDiN,
aud the three Bishops. THOMPSON CLARK aud kIs6s
IRr PHYN0eSoNy with portraits Of the Hone Lion Go
rs NoI sheep kssio. etc Michael Angeles Our Teeth
and Jaws. with 81 signs a Chaacter.' sTAASEHiSG. is
and ImmOsaty In Prison; A Jewish Wedding,
THB AFRICAN compared with other The Gulf Stream,
a new theory Language: Drcins Plants without Seeds
Raj Ron MHNTo Core ponden,s; The story Of Adam
snd Eve Eternal Punishment: tnbelei; Soul and Spirit
What ia the oifereucei Marrying Cousins ETC. IN Ocro-
sxa No PHRESOLocicAL JovRSAL and LIFs ILLUSTRATED
EewsIsen h.ve It by st post for 20 eta, by Mes
EONLER WILLS. $50 broadway n Y.
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DRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN DOCU'

n MENIS. .. ~, a., -. .ul.,s.J
Nv his Speeches. Letters. Messages, and frocnnatlol,;
RECONSTRUCTION Lihsrty the corner's,on A4d LIN
con the architect, 10 Up. = per hundred - -
RECONSTRUCTION Oh REBEL STATES. l'pp.i -
per hundred. ...,,>.. 60 .o.xh.,a-5
THE EXPULSION OF LONG. 8 PIP Z per hui',ied
THE EXPULSION or LOEO. Up 81 yer iunded
STAFF RENOVATION. pp.: 8 pr hnndfsd -,
CONFlSC ALTON or HtBEL PkOfEltIi. PP'' -
PFRFTDNFNs AFFAIRS. pp.; q Per hundred
CONFlsCATlOS OF REBEL ihOfEkIl' Pp.i 81
- ssCFSsioN AND RECONSTRUCTION. aPpi 81 per
hI K0 COMPROMISE WITH TREASON. sPp.i 81 per
A. RFE CONSTITUTION. g pp. = pe- hundred
TNIXFRSAL EMANCIPATION WITHOUT COMPEN
IT'LL TO 'PROPERTl IN SLAVES Pr 81 Per
".XMENDMENT TO CONSTITUTION pp.; 81 per
RECONSTRUCTION IL TIE STATES. pp.' 81 pei
AMENDMENT TO CONSTITUTION 10 pp, So p'T
THOUGHTS FOR HONEST DEMOCRATS.
BIOGRAPHICAL SKEICH OF ANDkEW JOHNSON.
candidate for the Vice Presidency 10 pr - per hu9dred
THE WAR COMMENCED BYTHE KEBELs. 10 ~.
o. per bundled - ,.
tor sale az Ifh lnlptNt "Ff'Ni
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-19

NEW SKIRT FOR 1854.
~ NEW AID GREAT NTESr!OS IN
HOOP SKIRTS.
TIE DUPLEN ELLIPTIC (OR DOUBLED STEEL
SPRING.
r. I. \. -. WEST
NO ~ CHhNBERS-Sr. NETWORK,
,rs ownes Vi tho Patent And Exclusive L4naetafsrs
oitAs 49, ,,. . ~ n.y..
PATENTED DUPLEX ELLlPlIC' STEEL SPRING
SHIRT.
Thi. invention consist, Of Duplex Tor ,wo Elliptic s'se
Spring, inr-niousv braided tightly and firmly together edge
edge mrknr he most ehstc flexible and dnrabe
Sng used enabling the wegrer in consegnsce OF -
greet elasticity and hofb % place and told the sAr'
when IN easily with the convenience As sta
in II entirely 0byates and sences tue only Cd
jrcDns Hoop Saints VIZ the annoyance % the weaFef as
well the public especially In crowded assemblies, carriages
railroad chur pss IN sny crowded place rom the
difficulty Of conirsCn, tlem aud occupying small space
this eI rey tie dic,y while giving the skirt -
usua full synrr;ca form and Is the ghtrst and most
stylish and xrlce appearance Tor the street. opera prone
uide or house dress lAdy having enjoyed the pleasure
conot aud great convenience OF wearing The Duplex tP;
Spring SKIRT os snge day, viii never aterwafd "linsy
p.n.e will the Of thrn. They are tic best qgty IN
every part by the shesi most durable comfortable end
economical Skirt made Merchants vii De supplied A. ABOVE.
snd ladies rs rsta storrs IN this city And
throughout the luier.ut states. .-o.,.
~ INQUIRE FOR THE "DVPLEN ELLiFilO
SPRING shIA1
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