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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-12-08
STROUDsBURG, MONROE COUNTY, Pa DECEMBER 1854.

capital of 5000, 900, which is all taken by
few parties. They have purchased the
Crescent foundry at Bridgeport, and are
now preparing for the manufacture of the
projectiles on large seale.-Ne,o Hauen
Jour-, NoU %.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-12-08
FOURTH DISPATCH.
Nashville, Tenn, Dec. 1-2 o. m

Nashville, Tenn, Dec. IL p. m.
The Union forces under Gen. Thomas
retired from Franklin last night and have
taken position aud formed in line of bat
tie south of Nashville about three miles.
Skirmishiug has been going on all day a
bout five miles south of here Heavy
cannonading can be distinctly heard in
the city. No want of confidence is felt
by the citizens in ultimate success
The employees of the Quartermaster's S
Department are under arms and in the
trenches.
One hundred aud seven Confederate
officers, including one brigadier-general
and one thousand prisoners, arrived in
the city this morning. They were cap
tured in the fight last night near Frank
lin. A great battle may momentarily be
expected.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-12-08
THIRD DISPATCH.


Persons who have arrived from the front
and who witnessed the battle of yester-
day, describe the attack of the Rebel for
ces as desperate. Four charges were
made upon the Union lines of masked
batteries in body of feur lines deep
Each time the Rebels were repulsed with
fearful loss
The fort is on the north bank of the
river opposite the town, extending up the
river, and encircling the town was the
line of masked batteries. Eye-witnesses
say this engagement in desperation and
furious fighting, was hardly equaled by
the battle of Stone River.
Forrest in person was on the field raj
lying his men A rumor is in circulation
that he was killed, but it lacks confrma-
ton.
About o'clock last night heavy re-en-
forcemcnts reached Schofeld, which caus-
ed complete rout of the Rebel forces.
The city to-day is full of fleeing resi-
dents of Williamson and other counties
south. They state Hood is gathering up
all the horses, hogs and mules he can find
and sending them South.
There is great panic among the ne
groes in the counties south of Nashville
Numbers are fleeing to the city for pro-
lection.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-12-08
Two young ladies, genteelly dressed

Two young ladies, genteelly dressed,
were riding along Fifth street in car.
One of them, whose features were more
remarkable for an excessive prominence
of nose than anything else, exhibited to
the other photograph Of herself, which
she had taken down town, and they were
engaged in discussing its merits, whenan
elderly lady got into the carriage atthe cor
ner of Elm and Fifth. She was evident
ly one of those inquisitiveyet good souls
who take deal OF liberty in the world
without meaning harm. After riding u
square or so she reached out her hand
and said to the lady who had the picture:
"Please let me look at it.
Her modest request was met with an
indignant frown, and the reply, as the
card was returned to the pocket of the
lady:
.It's none of your business"
The old lady settled back in her seat
very complacsntly, when the companion
of the one with the picture asked,
wv hat do you wish to do with it 2"
90, nothing" replied the old lady, 81
only wanted to see how successfully the
artist had put such a nose on so small a
card 2"
The car was full, and the shouts OF
laughter which followed the retort could
have been heard square. The lady
with the photograph covered hel
face with her veil, and dropped the subject
for the rest of the ride.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-12-08
BATTLE NEAR FRANKLIN, TENN
The Rebels Attack our Lines.
A FURIOUS BATTLE.

THE ENEMY ELEVEN TIMES REpULsED
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-12-08
Another Great Victory.

THOMAS WHIPS HOOD AND FOR
REST.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-12-08
FIRST DISPATCH.

Rebel Loss, 5000; Union Loss, 700.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-12-08

FIRST DISPATCH.
Nashville, Nov. 80, 1S64-Midnight
The enemy at p. nj. made heavy at
tack with two Corps, but after persistent
fighting he was repulsed at all points,
with loss of six thousand killed and
wounded.
Our loss is known to be about FIVE hun
dred. 8
During the battle one thousand prison
ers were taken, including a Brigadier-
General.
The battle took place at Franklin.
SECOND DIsPATcH-oFFICIAL.
Nashville, Dec. LII a. m.
The following dispatch was received
from Franklin late last night;
a Franklin, Nov 80, 1864,
"MAJ.-GEN. THOMAS: The enemy
made heavy and persistent attack with
two corps, commencing at p. M, and
lasting till after dark. He was repulsed
at all points with heavy loss-probably
of five or six thousand men. Our loss is
probably not more than one fourth of that
number We have captured about one
thousand prisoners, including one Briga-
er-General
"JoHN SCHoFIELD, Maj Gen."
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-25
NOTICE OE SHER!Ff'S SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

STATE OF IOWA, Horard County S. s.
~ Dy virtue Of a specia! execution issued
oat Of the Office of the Clerk If the District
Court Of Howard County Iowa. at the suit OF
Van Camp Bush, Plaintiffs, against Bernard
Kerr and Others Defendants to me directed
commanding mo tina. of the premises herein
after dexc rihed, cause to be made the sum
of Thirteen Hundred aud sixty eight dollars
and ninety cents damages and interest there
an at the rate Of six per cent per annum iron,
the s6th dsy of juno 1868, until paid, and
twelve and ninety five one hurlred dollars
costs of suit end accruing costs, to satisfy
Judgment which said plaintiff recovered =
xainst said defendants, at the June term D
1853 of said District court. shall offer tor
sale at public auction to the highest bidder
for cash at the front door of the court House
in Vernon Spring, Township in said county
on the 10th Cav of April A. d. 1861, at the
hour of ono v;clock'r. NJ Of said da.v, the 'fol'
lowing described premises to wit: The north
west fractional quarter Of section No. thirty
1907 in township No. ninety nine ls9l north
rfranye No. fourteen (I4) west OF tho 9th
r. ~ coatainin ono hundred and forty acres
according to z ,vernmcnt survey, heretofore
s;nortga god by said Bernard Kerr and Eliza
nj. Kerr to said Van Cpmp Bush subject tt
the lien of Franklin Fellows.
Rhoriffs Office March 4th A. 1864.
TT. SEARLES, Sheriff VI Howard Co.
u1s4l Printers Bill, $3.50.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-25

Mover fail to satisfy those who give them a
thorough trial, andwhercver introduced are
rapidly superceding al! others.
They use iwo threads with 4 straight nee
die and shuttle, making the L9ck Stitch,
which is alike or hath sides, and for economy
durability, elasticity and beautyi; the only
stitch aroTihy cjuss. They arc prepelle! hy
Cams which produce better timed motions
for sewing than can possibly be obtained by
c,anks or Inks. They work like q thing Of
life" the needle throwing out its loop, and
then standing still until the shuttle passes
through, when both draw upon the threads
together, making the stitch tight and strong.
They are capable of running at very high
speed, being smoothly flashed, and making
fire stitches to every revolution of the balance
wheel, speed uaequahed by any ether shut
tie machine in use
For these reasons the "Wced' is acknowl-
ekged, wherever known, to be THE BEST
SEWING MACHINE MADE, and is uncsualled in
its simplicity Of construction, PowER, DURA-
B!LlTy, EASE OF MANAGEMENT, and the great
beauty and certainly OF its operation.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-25

- ..gn...1.
DIR. HUNTER
TREATS
nj any Diseases.
-
MANY Chronic diseases incidental TO the
human family and even such as have here
tvfere been considered incurablo by the med
ieal faculty of the world, are skilfuly treat.
ed with distin guished success by DIR. VIM
HUNTER, DIR JAMES HUNTER, and DR.
zANSV IN BADEN, of Leipsic, Germany
These throe scientific Physicians and Sur
esons have been engaged in their profession
fer upwards of forty ears. They especially
call the attention of the afflicted to the follow.
ng named diseases:
Coughs, Colds, Group. Consumption
And the most distressing of all diseases, the
A,tkn,a or Phthis,c and all other complaints
Of the mouth throat lungs heart. Also dis
eases of the stomach, liver, kidneys, spleen,
bladder an ID bowels, such as dyspepsia, which
il avery distressing complaint, djarrhea, dys-
cntsry, consumption, or continued costiveness.
This latter disease most always prc-induces
PILES AND FISIULA
Which ia treated with marked success with
ant resorting to cutting with the knife. The
nerves are often diseased and neuralgia,
rheumatism, govt and paralysis are distress.
Inp complaints. Also al female complaints,
such as weakness, debility, and diseases of
shs womb all cured without cutting with
she knife.
Carcinoma. or Cancer, is another disease
which has hitherto bahlcd the skill Of the
crndite ind learned doctors of tho world
This m snst, Gus ydra must now bow Its head,
tor it can be cured All tumors, wins, ulcers
or old sores, hip diseases, white sweiings
club feet. alike can be cured without cutting
with the knife.
DISEASES OF THE EYES!
Such IL. l.shryaal, fstula, ssrabismas or
cross eyes black or white spots on the eye
hs)l. sore ewes, blindness and cataract. a
large assortment Of artificial Dyes, perfectly
natural.
All Diseases Of the Ears
Sush as roaring or buxzing sounds, often
s;v. discharges and deafness. The Doctor
Ia. ,ubes and ear drums and oracles OF all
l,ss and descriptions, which restore very
perfect to those who are deaf.
Persons writing will enclose ton cents:
Write with your full name: town county and
state. Your letters will be promptly answer
Cd Be as particular NJ you can in giving
fall history sf your disease. Address
d.. HUNTER, or Dr.. Won BADEN,
Box e07s, Post Office.
h.ur, from 9 4 NJ to sP Nj. Office No 81,
R..dol,h. corner of Dearborn street, Chicago
lIlias;s. n5lv4yl.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-25

Every Machine is Warranted,
All orders or communications from Fami-
lies, 1ailsrs, Seamstresses, Clothiers, Harm
ess Makers, &c, in the country, will receive
prompt attention.
Send for Descriptive Circular and Samples
of Work.
agents TAINTED in every locality.
Address
sos BROADWAY, New York
? Q. Box 2,N4l. n16y5
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-25

| kkk
DR.. SWEETS
lnfaIlibIe Liniment,
! GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY.
For Rheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia,
Lun,baeo, .Nf Neck and Joints,
Sprains. Bruises, Cuts and
Hounds, Piles. Headache,
and all Rheumatic and
Nervous Disorders.
For all Of which it is speedy aud certain rsmsdy ahd
never fails This iniment srreparsd from the recipe
ter and has been used in his practice for than twen
| ~ years with the most astonishing success
rs an ANeridtor Of Pain, it is unrivalad
by any preparation before the public, Of which the most
| skeptical may be convinced by single trial
This Lnimert will rapidly and radically, RHGu-
Disorders Of every kind and thousands Of cases
where it has been used II has been known to fail
For Neuralgia it will afford immediate
1t will relieve the worst Of AsADAcHE In three
minutes and is warranted to dot
7oothache also will it cure instantly.
For Nervous Debility and General Loss,t,tde
Arising from imprudence or excess this Imminent ID most
hHppy and unfa!ng remedy. Acting directly upon the
tissues it strengthens and revives the system,
and restores it to elasticity and vigor.
For Pi'es.-As an external remedy. we
claim that it is the best known and we challenge the world
produce equal Every victim ofhis distressing
pl aint should give it trial for will not fail to afford i'm
pedate relief and in majority OF cases will effect rad.
cal cure.
Quinsy and Sore Throat are sometimes ex-
.resey malignant and dangerous but timely application
Of this Lniment will never fail TO cure.
Sprains are sometimes very obstinate, and
enlargement of the joints liable if neglected
The worst may be conquered by this nnent IN two
or three days.
Bruises Cuts Hounds, Sores, Ulcers, Burns
and Scajds yield readily to the wonderful
healing properties Of DR.. SWEETS lsFALtBLB LNIaEsr
Frosted Feet, and Insect Bites and St,ngs.
Every Hor S Owner
shouldhave this remedy hand, forts timely use at
the first appearance Lamcness will eectuay prevent
those formidable diseases to which all horses are anc
which render many otherwise valuable horses near
y worthless
Over four hundred voluntary testimonials to the won.
derf curative properties this Lnimen have been re-
ceived within the last two years and many OF them from
persons in the highest ranks Of life.
U7ION.
To avoid imposition observe the Signature and Likeness
Sweets lnfxble Linment blown in the glass Of each
bottle, without which none genuine.
RICHARDSON l. CO.
Sole Propristors, Sor~ich, CT.
For Sale by all druggists. !
For sale by LoRDk SMITH, whol.ss. Druggists %
Lake Street, Chicago, Ills General Agents for the
Northwest.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-25
BALMORAL SKIRTS,

p, the cord In every and any price
OIL what present for Christmas or New Years one OF
them would make for Bsstfu Lover to give to His
You'd take it girls, wouldn't you? (0ur Ed. says you
will every me) Speaking of Balmora Skirts, makes US
think Of splendid assortment Of HOOP SKIRTS we have
jus. received and We are sole agents for one OF the lar
res manufactures in the United states and selling them
at prices. competition is perfectly mpoa
sblc
We have many other kinds OF goods OF which would
IKE to tell YOU but space in this andbill will not a
init, viii only mention eur
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
All Of which in the Linen Department such Bleached
es Napkins lIucAabacks of every kind. We Import,
ourselves direct from the Factories consequently
Now few words to thu MEN FOLKS and wiIeave you
CENTLEMEN, We invite your attention
~ to the following list a part of our i'm
mence Stock
Our Cloth Department is full Of Bargains.
Beavers-Frsnch English and bought when
gold was down Observation-Disclosures ant French very
cheap Doc Skins French Casmeres Harris Cassimeres,
Satnets Union Cassneres, Melton and French Ca.smerss
Twseds all wool and part cotton, Kentucky jeans,
Farmers and Mechanics Cassimere'; COMPETITION De.
FLED any Of them
T, In Clothing and Furnishing Goods,
we can gre Bargains thGt wiH astonih
Gny one.
flats, Caps and Fur Goodsin endless variety
Must be Sold IN Thirty Days.
| IN DOMESTIC COTTON GOODS, We have good as
.ortment of all kinds and they bought early in
the cason before the advance they and will be sold
for less thanthey worth in New York. In fact,
Ladies and Gentlemen, We have LARGE and CHOICE
| srox OF
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods Silks, En-
broideries
And Fine Fancy Goods, Clothing, Furnishing
Goods Hats, Caps &C.,
And will strive convince all II you will call
at the Union Store directly opposite the Western House
that ours is the place to buy GOOD GOODS, and buy
! them cheap.
| Psi. A. Howe the Apple Tree Man. and ED. D.
Edwards formerly with l.. Sutherland, with and
they most cordially invite all their old friends and custom
ers 10 give them call
Come one come all and be convinced that We mean
what VIC say and say what nean bound that
| no one shall leave dissatisfied.
| I'm UNION THERE II STRENGTH"
", arr. Ladies and Gentlemen Very Truly Year Servants
! JAMES WILEY e. co.
17<x.1l HsGrssnr. iowa
The New York herald., 1864-10-02

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brig ss1; :sD ANA. Camp u.w Drum
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nsl. Port PaiI for Bos.oni bsss Ann. adas lamb.
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sasseds sd % sssim.n 's Salem ''r Tor PsissaspSs; %n
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pass.n jacob Srda Anna Ayr:a Mary Louisa ss,s
Le.asr Wi.% % Denas s Sophia la, Ann, Rsmnond GA:
lam SaSS s sass. osi xe,en cS% .s
I Herrick, James ODonohus, Galena Harbinger, Clara
ssS assns si9 Dissass ssi III.
SssInsr Assumes! B ss slslaoas a i.aaa Home.
Charlotte F.s
soa@Arr l.aey. snss Boston FOR Baltimore brig
@ and ol
S% R'Rion aft .p asr ,r Smith xo
SsS ys5s
Law M
5ghArr % sehrs aass Frames Hlssins Basmore
NEWBURYPoRr. Sept 2s-Arr schr Yankee Blade Phil
NGWPoRT Sep. 2s-Arr schrs Thomas r Cooper, Kelley
Bridgeport OF; sshr Ncanor Kinks. Havana.
cenaeso ieh s sds
Hay, waeham; MeIau. Bueshu, Rockland; Cornelins,
u As sse sosn shrs aa
iFssi; !, Geo Reh sae saissS rrss nay
Case; Bridgepor Horizon rlaiu. Lynn Willow Harp. Da
sS!n Arr Br bark Prowess Brown Genoa; brig Nsbra;
sa Hooper sssus; schrA capn9n simmons rers goysl
Rich Proyinsstcyn Soodspeed Baxter = conant So,
PORTLAND, sept ss--Arr schrs Ida l. Howard Andrews
philadelphia; Trident Robinson, Syors. CID barS Norton
29tl-Arr sclr James Lind Graves, Syork CID bark
18th schr Lookout, Wall 81 George. Nh, FOR New
soth--A bark Evelyn, searsport Old ship Pavori.e
PORTSMOUTH Sep, 2s-Arr brig Russian Geicbel vi,
znbe Import sehss Mary Ella, Fapey, anc II y MrsaserS
pLiMoUTH, SEPT 27-sld schr Ause Parsons. rh.lsde!
phia.
PROVIDENCE. Sept 2o-Arr schr Thcs W Tborue. Sears
Elizaoethport SD schrs kncht Taylor Philadelphia
Sarah Clark Grnu; Rescue Kelley; VIM Richie, trea
they Martha Hail Stacey AcklRD, Hooper. do, Ado
ade, DAVIS, SYork isabel. Allen Marga,et Wells snow
Amanda Powers, bullock and kathl Holmes, Arnold
SAN FRANCISCO Sept 2o-sid ship Daniel Marcy, Ross
Bong Kong
sALEM Sept %7-Arr scnrs simmons. Goafrey,
Pbilade pha abby Weld Ia:cnns NyorS; 2stb, BRIG wap
DOZEN, Phisdelt a; SCARS Ocean Wave. Tapley;
Heath Williams and 8 Miller Jehsrs, do; Geo washng-
ton Pendleon Jersey city, Hornet als, Elizdbebport
Motena, Hatch. Niork; 2sth. Avery Staples New York
for iuerport; 30h. Paen Phillips Philadelphia. sid
27th schrs Frs Edwards, Bacxmsn and Moneyeu. Coax.
lin. Philadelphia.
soMERsET. Sept % Arr schr H Wilson, Null. Della.
tny.
Pensacola.
wAREHAM. Sent 27-Arr schrs Mary A Rowland Fuller
Jersey Adams Hadwiu South Amboy, NJ: soap
Helen Babcock, Jersey City Sid 1sth schrs Steel
man. Nickerson and Splendid, Barlow, Nfork
The New York herald., 1864-10-02

@A - Nniss Hor6Asos seps ls on soAtarl I.s:
6ss :s ssTsh ier GASs sayi siss od Haitian. saw US
s.ss Ssissoss Sos~sy. Hilton Head sd.y. ballast,
sss I :aSs
sas sssasSs Siios sss sss'sn. orasa rurl. II. a
sAu4sss sss, .s ~ ss Ss
bris bound with OF fore and main topmasss-waS
Wig Is,asion Leighton. LInsan. II days. with coal. to
BID rsss. Carter. St John. sB II days. with ssOae
Brig Mercy Parker Brl; Murray, New Haven. 10 hours.
sosr Hermann Molsy Bardt 8. Domingo CITY. II days
sehr Vim gunssr Eidridse Cow Bay. 10 days. with coal
sshr yrsd shssrsr; sinmous alace Bay, 81 days with
schr Viola. AOssy Giaee Bay With coal to Mayhem.
schr Helena lBr, Brnton, Windsor Ms, u days with
sohrJ O'Donobue, Bartlett Bangor
1c,r Gacna. smith. Bangor.
echr Percy. Compton, Easport
scsr sesr L H. X a unios. .. Jameson, Esckland
sg ssss s1,,a aS,IsS sasa s,sysas sssA sSs.and
scSr = Hsisnt. -, WsiaseI
sSr %ians sfs Simmons isShH Fail River for Albany
schr Sea Bird, Wallace Nsw Haven.
sssr knT SMITH New SsT London for Philadelphia
sssr sisa asr.s s.GSsaSa S.nsasss soiGSs Hssus
schr connsettcai CarlI Fishers Island.
schr y Twisden. Chase, Maiden Tor Boston.
sss%sSs asis.oS hazaari New ssaiord 'p win l shp
Lookout u
Sept W-steamers City of Baltimore. Nashua California.
Both Low Ar,adne Dudley Buck ships Cicero Douglas
Sriss Aice Grey Marsey il q Berry oorins. Arm:
zios tsres snaco s.sSs fHs ADssr asSrss
fhomas suwassett, A Scranton Rio Grande.
Liberty.
wind at sunset NE, with rain.
The New York herald., 1864-10-02
DRY GOODS.


"A EIGHTH AyRSUE CHEAP sroER
-. .u. x~ PANIC PRICES
HOslERY. GLOVES fRinnING3 FANCY Goods.
4oiS iStcSaapssSYi StSaa sSi MORNING. 10 A. n.
hEscE; ALSO FixTUREs FoR SALE AND sTORk TO
IMMENSE REDUCTION IN PRICES.
,o-s GooDs Pity oENTs ON The DOLLAR
I'll fS7s & E4%ekssssYsss ,ss ,' SHso,n.s,.s = -
ESM 8 8 Is!ssisSs Is!sEIsss. !: ss:ss
kSSffss g g sIssSss sissSss. E. E. e. s. Ss ya.s
ESTs 81 tE0shasa tE1Mhns 50 S 81 s g. o S d. 5sa spray
LOTS OF DL0OMERG al shapes 9bc, up
~ sSS Fiscss q :ix ;1,is 1kISErs. III so a. s.
GODS zusr ss s. 1SHS 1Sssf;
70 GIVE Up ras sHHs sUsisEss. MIS-
JOB LOT o. cIARks COTTON. 81 lard &. ooi1oS' nH@
Bksr PINs AND SEsDLES. se p; paper ie-
szha. isat Lo4 81 81 SRsss ss iSs iSSs6rroxs 5, So. M do.
SAAlDs Lei PAGES 8; COMES S. "a sITs ssXiiS is
l,soo sPooLs HAcHIAa TWIST, loe
GENTS Wool HALs HOSE HOSE, 40. s Sc. &c. &C. 'n'AH
LADIES, 1 81 sItK HOSE worth 81 50, At Soa
SSoo rAiks GLOVES. ies, ise, ase sla
GOODS. ALL TO nB soID waoLBsALH OR
VIM KINZBY
I'll and 223 kiahth avenue,
between Twenty first and Twenty second streets.
The New York herald., 1864-10-02
DRY GOODS.

MISSES CL0AKs GIVEN OUT TO BIZ MADE.-rER
Nl sons accustomed make Misses' Coaks can obtain
plenty Of work by application 10 GEO, CAREY,
500 and ~ Canal street.
DEAL INDIA sHAwLS-I WILL OPEN NEW LOT
~ on Tuesday hrst which viii be sold q hs lowest sod
81 Wooster street third door from Amiv
The New York herald., 1864-10-02

LEGRAIN's.
n A GREAT REDUCTION
HAS BEEN MADE ON ALL GOODS.
Ladies will lind Monday prices goods have
been reduced much beyond that which he depression
gold
LEGHAIN,
No 72o Broadway
No i Wavercy place.
The New York herald., 1864-10-02

DE PERCEgAL's 657 BROADwAY-NEW STYLES
n OF Childrens Cloaks and Suits Ladies' and Childens
ready made Under Garments
Speciality Of Initials and Coat OF Arms embroidered
Handkerchiefs Table Linen and Bedclohes Stamping for
Embroidery. &c, &c.
The New York herald., 1864-10-02

GREAT REDUCTION
n In French Paper Hangings Window Shades
Ordoths, Ciilt Cornices
Fine French PAPER, from 23c 20 81 per roll. fine Glt
SHADES at - pair Also 60o yards OF old English OH
cloth. Remnants 10 be sold very cheap, 1t COATES old
stand, 3lf Hudson street, above Spring.