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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-10-28
ID I H ID,
COM M E r CIAL.


In Cedar Falls, on Sunday, Get. Esd, PETER GEYE
aged IS years. "r-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-10-28

THESE Filters are prepared, in pure Bourbon
Whisky, from a combination of over twenty diff
ferent kinds OF roots, barks and herbs, which
act in perfect concert one with the other, pre-
pared from the original formula given by The
great chief, Red jacket, to Dr.. Chaplin, who
used then, successfully in his practice for many
years, and by their gained great popularity
In the treatment and cure Of Dyspepsia Liver
Complaint, Constipation, Sick and Nervous Head.
ache Fever and hgue, and all diseases arising from
torpid liver or indigestion. Persons suffering from
either Of these loathsone diseases will find sure
cure by the use OF these Etcrs which are perfectly
pure and free from all those drugs and poisons usu.
alyrut up In such preparations aud palmed of on
an transporting public. A single trial will con.
vince the most sSep!ical that in the RED JACKET
there is virtue which no other Eitters possess.
They strengthen and invigorcte tho system.
They are unequaled for general debility.
They are cure cure for dyspepsia.
They give good and healthy appetite.
They assist digestion. q. Erga III.
They are the best stimulant in existence.
They are preventive Of Fever and Ague.
They relieve constipation. -.
They cure Nervous Headache. s"tt
They are perfectly pure and palatabls.
Aged persons and delicate females will Ind they
can save large doctors bills ty the Of these lit
tiers. .sHff.# esy.SEt ~. T.
Beware Of counterfeits. The Rcd Jacket Dit
tiers are only sold In bottles with our name blown
on the side, and our private government stamp
hA nnpE
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-10-28
txc The French Preventive IA
NIGHTLY EMISSIONS EFFECTUAII

prsrented uitl.out the xse Of medicine by the use
OF The French Preventive" the greatest invention o
the ae Price, One Dollar Sent postpaid to all parts
Of the country Address DR.. s. CURTIS, Box a697 Post
Office, Philadelphia Pa. Circulars sent free. IS en-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-10-28

Fortunate Siuking.-We are informed that
the charter of the Ferry Company at Du.
bnque provided that it should l:esp two boats
in readiness for its business SO that in case
of accident to one the other could be put on.
BY tss sinking Of the Gregory recently, and
noAthsr tOst being forthcoming 10 take its
place, the. charter Of the Company was sacri-
feed. We are further informed that in con-
sequence Of this the railroad companies are
preparing to avail themselves of the oppor-
sunity thus afforded to pass cars over the
river on Eat boats. As is done at Clinton
Thus freight could be sent through to Chica-
50 without breaking bulk, which would be a
very great advantage to shippers. We are
told that It costs now about eighteen dollars
per car load to re,shiasgrain at Dubuque
Wstrnst this PROPOSE Improvement at the
river snny be effected. Northern Iowa would
bs ysty thankful for ii. T~F.s
-.
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Cherokee Remedy and injection.


TO OUB FEMALE READERS. We cali the attention
Of female readers to the advertisement in our columns
OF the CHEROKEE REnEDY AND ELECTION for the cure
E2uoy -4Bus, or the Whites. These vegetable con,
pounds have been found sovereign specific FOR
this use By the removal Of which they also aid in reeuat
ing the periods Of the female system often interrupted
by Ffuoy 1~s They certain TO cure speedily and
thoroughly, and contain mineral poisonsare perfect
y innocuous to the most delicate They are
also the BEST and most effective cure of Gonorrha and
elect yet discovered Cali for Cherokee Remedy or In
lection. Sold BY all druggists the country
MAZDA ME L. A. PAUrRoIXy INSTRUCTIONS.
AA-FEaALgs suffering from painful Mens,ruation. II.
re!arities and Distractions from whatever
Persons CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE, and Na,,ies fsopie
Generally will find il to their advantage to study MAD
AsE PAurRoMs Conversation With Ladies" on the mean,
OF Avoiding all Irregularities In
sensruation and the health and Happiness
Women. Those wishing advice from schoo.ed and
experienced and competent To teach may obtain this
Essay properly sealed by enclosing Two three post
age stamps. and addressing Madame L. A. Psn.Yeh r
&. Beg ssea, Esu Y1k CITY.
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nc IyOnrliiN. Dcu
The Government

Good board will be furnished students In tbs building
at " 23pcr week. Room rent, 1900 per tenn! 3
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UNION MEETINGS.

-
List: mr. Appointments for Cedar
= Falls, Union, Washington, East
-. Waterloo and Mt. Vernon Fps.
.W,ASHXNCTnN--At Grove School House.
wednesday, night, October goth. A. r. Brown. ~
'.s.g " November End, Vim. u. Mcclure
and j. D. Powers. -| !. @.. ..
.vs,rMa., VERNON At Center School House.
.a+Thursdsy night, November srd, J. D. Powers.
saturday night, October 2sth, A. Stone and A. p.
Brown. - - .-.a- a... p -..~.,., ...-k
Monday night, November 7th, J. D. Powers.
EAST WATERLOO-Cedar City School House.
Tuesday night, November 1st, J. B. Powers and VIM.
Il. Mcclure.
CEDAR FALLS-At Horticultural Hail.
Friday night October as,h, Geo D. Perkins and J. D.
Powers. ~ ...g .- -s..... r.-s pr O..
Friday night. November Alb, Hon. L. ". Hart, Of In
= dependence. ........-, -.r,.-sr ..t-,rsrs ..
y- The friends Of the will see to II that the
places of meeting in their respective localities made
ready Tor the nights appointed and that time and place
ofsach gatherings have general circulation In order that
ISood attendance may he secured. ...-..-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-10-28

Joint RAtical Discussion To Night
There will be joint political discussion this
evening, at Overman's Hall, between J. B.
PoWHas, Esq, and GEo. D.. PERKINS, Union.
lists, and i'm, GRIrrIru, Esq, Democrat
The latter gentleman sent from Dubuque a
challenge for joint debate on the evening
he was advertised to speak here, which, on
being presented to the Lincoln and johnson
Glib BY the Mcclellan Club was accepted
As the former Club had a meeting advertised
for the same evening at their Club room, to
be addressed by. the gentlemen whose names
appear above, it was thought best to dispense
with that and unite with the Democracy as
sisted Unionists, turn out, and provide the
opposition with forcible ocular demonstra.
ton o.: your determination" By heaven,
No fight it out ~ ....,
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Preparatory Department,
Religious Element.

preparatory department Is arranged ky all Mise
and Lads net qualified W enter the Accidents classes
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Expenscs.


bouns ladies' VIII be charged term. the prics OF
wood cut and CARVED 10 th-sr halls No deduction frda
price Of tuition Tor absence, unless caused by sickness
The charge for tuition must be paid In advance.
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Publishers Notice.

,'gs CASE is the duly authorized travelling agent
the GAzKrrs He has full authority to receive subscrip
stans, and receipt therefor T.. 90. -..,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-10-28

r ID. HOLDEN. OPPOSITE THE POST oFEIcE
81 has fitted up Eating Saloon. lieais at all hosrs
varying In price from Is cepts to 90. Farmers and
others. not wishing to go TO hotel here get good
warm meal or simple luncheon at reasonable price,.
Oysters by the dish, Fruits and Cohfectioneries al.
wsts on hand Give me a call.
Csdaf Fails. Oct. sth, 1864. 2an
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CEDAR FALLs-At Horticulture, Hall.

EAST WATERLOO-Cedar City School House
Tuesday night, November Ist, J. b. Powers and VIM
II xf,r,,,.
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The Assault upon Petersburg, and Blow.
ing Up Of the Rebel Fortifications,
INTERESTING DETAILS.
Correspondence Philadelphia Inouirer

fCorrespondence Philadelphia Inauirer.1
BEFORE PETERSBURG, July 30, SIX q. M, bv
TeIegraph.-The long looked for, loag prepared
for and all important movement has arri yed.
The great ball has opened, and as I pen these
lines, while the grey and waning dawn is
merging into the broad daylight, hundreds Of
pieces OF Grant artillery are beIching forth q
perfect shower Of shot and shell into the R.beI
fortincations that interpose barrier hat ween
our force and Petersburg, and ere the sa,,ino
OF the sun to-day the problem as to whether
that Rebel stronghold shall stun rem Ain in the
poe oesession Of the enemy, or become subser IL
ent to "Yankee sway" will in ali human
probability be solved. ae > =" :
II has been known for some time past that
our sappers and miners have been ACTIVELY en-
gagged in mining the Rebel Notifications al two
or three points. the most extensiy We of which
were directly opposite General Burnside. e fthe
Ninth Oorps1 enfrenchments. Excayatons
have been dug beneath these works some
twenty i've feet below the surface. nd several
tons OF powder were stored there Ia barre
The work has been an exceedin1 81 . lahorions
one and was performed by fprincipallvl Penn.
sylvania miners belonging TO regiment from
that State. -
The trap was set, the string in hand. ana II
required bnt the order OF the command ding een.
era, to destroy in one moment the 5resiiit7 Of
ws eks OF RI bel labor as well al every living
ihinE IN and around and furnish aa entering
wedge for our forces 70 spush their way .inc5
Bsyona the commanding general and his i'm.
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~ Michael Bush died in Philadelphia this
week by tndule ing in too much Ice water when
in an overheated condition.
VHon. u. w. Voorhees, has been nominated
for Congress by the democracy OF the 7th dis.
tIict Of Indiana.
~Exclusive Of any credits for excess over
previous calls, the quota OF OHIO under the
last reputation for troops ts-50,6O0.
SThe drought is not confined to the United
States 1t prevails also In England and Ira.
land. --z---
B0In one year, 1901 shells were thrown into
Charleston By the Union batteries. ~ - : '.
3 n2,Hon R.sW. CLARK has been uomin 4 tad ,or
Congress in the 9Th Ohio district. ~.
~ No mind, however stout and sturdy. can
bear the stress OF er-taxation OF its power.
~ The Boston Transcript calls the Roxbury
board Of heaifn-uselese lnmber. jsEP nNAFs
Ine quota Of Pennsylvania under ths late
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RYJAs @. Moe UIRE Il CO., Auctioneers.
TRusTEEp SALE OF BRICK DwELLING
BOUsE AND LoT ON NORTH 81, BEPwEaN

18TH AND l4FH STREETS WEST,
BY virtue Of q deed of trust from William 81.
Clam PITT and ife, dated the twenty third day of
September, eighteen hundred and ffty-e!ght, and
duly recorded in Liber J A. g., No. Isl fe1ios 437
Ss and t9. ore of the land records for Washington
county, District Of Columbia, will cell at Public
a. ction, on the premises, sn WEDNESDAY
AFTBRE DON, August 8, at O'Clock all that lot
o, parcel Of land in the city Of Washington and
numbered one twenty nine, aud thirty, q, 29, So
in Square numbered two hundred and fifty, f2oO.)
"a said Lots snd Square are marked. laid down aud
oistin guisbsd on the plan of said city, beginning
FOR said part st point on the line of street
north eight feet four inches Is feet inches) east
Of the Fouthwest corner of said lot numbered one
ADd running thence East sixteen feet eight iDGAes,
(6 feet inches,) thence south ninety-two feet,
t1 feet thence west sixteen feet eli sht inc hes (6
feet inebes) thence north ninety two feet, (92
feet,l to the place of !, ginning. i'm proved by
veil built brick house, with all the modern i'm
provements.
This property lies Just east of the Demenou
buildipgs, apd opposite the Presbyterian Church,
and i one OF the most desir residences of its
Terms One half of the purchase money in cash;
the 1emainder, with interest. in six months. A
d. ed will be given and q deed of trust taken to
secure the deferred payment
Al conveysDces, inc udins revenue stamps, at
the cos, of the purchaser.
skould the terms of sale not be complied with
within three days, the Trustee reserves the right
to resell ~ the risk and expense Of the purchaser
sftsr siving ons weeks notice in the National
lntenigencer, or other newspaper published in
JNO. D. MCPHERSON, Trustee.
~ 3-eO6ds j. G. MCGUIRE & Co., Aucts,
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CHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOIS ON EEM YORK AVENOE. BETWEEN


CHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOl ON NEW YORK AyENUE BETWEEN
4rH AND 5TH STREETS WEST.
Under and by virtue of . decree of the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia, duly passed on
July sth: 1854, in cause pending in said Court
wherein Maria l.. NJ Peters, executrix Of Samuel
Miller. is complainant, and Ignatins Fries ct Al.
defendants, No. l29 in equity will sell st pSh-
lie suction, in front of the premises, on MONDAY,
the Sth day OF Augutt 1864, at clock Lots
A, and @, according 70 a 81 division made in
ssid eause of original Lot No. in Square No. 54
m the city OF Washin gtou. Said Lots A and
have each front of % feet inches, and Lot has
. front of n feet 4 inches New York avenue
hetw 9Th and 5th SITS west, and extend back the
same width, about los feet TO public alley 81 feet
wide.
Terms of sale One third of the purchase money
5D cash. and the residue in two equal instalments
At n Il months after date, for which the pur
ehaser's notes. bearing interest from the day of
sale, with approved personal securities. win be
required, and a lien will also be retained on the
prPmise sold.
An eonveyancing and revenue stamps St the cost
OF the purchaser.
1.-THE terms of sale are not complied with within
ten days from the of sale the trustee reserves
the right 10 resell the premises sold, At the risk
and cost of the G 6r,t Purchaser: ON one weeks no
tice. JOHN @. KENNEDY, Trustee.
~ 10 eO3wSds j. Q MCGUIRE & co.. Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUfUR 3 DAYS.
pa. o. heau auIRI 4 CO., Auetoa1srs.

CLIFTON, ON THE HEIGHTS OF eloA91-
TOWN, viii be sold on the 18th Of August neAs'
lam no. sD,horised SSi, b, decree oi Che salesus
oenrt ot .his District TO sell his eseasaal resi
ni7ei, be- sQld at sa:tien 90 TqEsRAY, the 18th
q, Angus, next at olqes In ahs sssrrSon, s mon,
the ,sH's iS.1 sas Win 6s sus Sss ass
1ay desire an attractive suburban residence, com
6infnx the sd1.ntsss, Of city and so1ntrs life
f.i and celebrated Heights Of Georsetova. and
sontains about forty ave acres OF lsnd, highlyiu-
proved BY the late proprietor, ami planted him.
. :: fruit and ornamental tres, having an excel.
len; dwelling bsuse Of nine or ten rooms an over
rer's cot ge detached, large barn, stables car
riage- house. and o her appropriate eut-buildnss,
with god fences ns.Ely sli of them now 1t Is
Plsee' Of cen Il ,neeR, Mrs. BoySs Mrs Rsrhsr RIsot
B. M Linthieum, Esq. and o hers, aud adj pins on
o. Mr. Linthicun and Mrs Boyee md q eIayaaes
tie ,icturesqus valley of Rock Greek, the city OF
Potomsc river. The view of the city Of washing.
ten, across the valley of Rock Creek is exceed
irgiy beautiful. 1t i, within twenty minutes
distance. OF the railroad street runninR from
GEORGETOWN TO Wash ngton. For salubrity, neigh.
BttuStlon. IL Is unsurpass ed.
Purchasers are invited to viewit.
one third of the purchase mono, in cash. and the
residue st six, twelve. eighteen ana twenty four
pnrchaser's bonds. With surety bearing interest
iIom ths day of sale, and Lien on the premises,
and Sith p4Ssr Of resale Hsfsuis oil payment OF
fitle perfect. 1t has passed under nv own ex-
animation professionally several times within the
l. the terms are are n not complied with within Eve
days from the day of sale the property will be re-
TeneeT. at the cost and risk of the purchaser.
Stamps, deeds, &C.. at the COS, Of ~ the purchaser.
rs7eoSas @. Mc9UiKE a Cd. Snsts
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

BALTuMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
&z4e 4e@=;ss 8 ss'zs sssS
On and .f.s, Sunday, guns 18th 1884 Daily Tr.ins
and Washington and the West. as follows:
FOB PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK AND
BOSTON,
fss1e wdsshIins,se dsiIt s.seI: suna.y @ and
On Sunday At 80 p. m. only.
FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA
Leave Washington at p. m. daily, except sua.
Rssseneers win note that this train runs as far
FOR NEW YORK
Leave Washin Rton daily at q. .3o p. M.
Ihis train isJo, Netr York passesssys er<lxstrelS
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Washington At $50 a. m, II .B .. m. 3p.
%. 4.45p. NJ, 10 p m and 80 p. M, except Bun
On Sunday att 30 3. m, .. m. and $50 D. N.
FOR ALL PARTS OF TIE WEST.
Leave Washington at 80 and 8, As and 80
IA ! s a.d Il ST. WEST and s,,,o
~ PoR ANNAPOLIS
Leave Washington st $50 a. m. and As p. M
No train for Annapolis on Sunday.
Trains leaving Washing gton at 7.3l .. m; and
s 30 p. m. go through to New York Si'hola eaHnss
Sleeping ears on 6 - and 8 81 p: m trains Berths
dee. After that hour they must be secured of the
sleeping car conductor.
The 6rst and 6fth trains stop at all way points.
The D. m train sto ps only at Bladens
Belisville, Laurel, Annapolis Junction and Relay
House daily, except Sunday.
On Sunday it stoDa at all way points.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Passengers win please observe that the p. m.
train runs only as fa- as PhiLad.l daily saesPf
Suaday On Sunday 1t runs to Balttmovs only. Also,
that the 6.S0p. m. train takes Nsw York passsss"s
orIV
For further information, tickets Of any kind,
6c apply TO GEO. 3. KOONTZ. gent at " ash.
ineten, or at the Ticket Office.
W P. Smith, Master of Transportation.
l. H. COLE, General Ticket Agent. 10 20n
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M AssHY ooLbdFs as!! So;g a..
DRAUaHr ALE AND PORTER.

lam now receiving large Quantities ofDRA UGHT
ALE and PORTER from this celebrated brewery,
which an prepared to furnish on short notice to
all PERSONS who favor me with their orders
Orders given to my drivers win be promptly at.
tended to. t=E -r-s-=8 ~
6osds delivered in all parts of Washington and
Oeorsetc~n, free of charge. R.sE
RILEY A. bHINN, AGENT.
Gsioa Befflias Dspos, 81 Green street
srbH @ 9eorsetovn, D. @.
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ONLY FIFTEEN WEEKS IN AMERICA.

DIR. BEcHTINaER. formerly Surgeon In
charge In the Austrian Az and italian army, 90,
dsessss P.rt;cuIsr me nven on 10 To rsm.Is
Diseases and Private DissassH Sssidss the, kno~i.
edge Of three old languages, he converses in Eng.
xnasss. Bis imlsrsi Semmis:ions ' .na his 6isio.
s 1ss
this very short time the patronage fthe public of
rshed. the following certificates may be attested
This Is to certify that / have been troubled for
ing all medical treatment, and which through the
aid Of Or Becbtingsr; have been perfectly CO ed
w ashington city. ist June. 1854. q. DONE"
Your treatment Of my involuntary discharge,
ly. T. L. SMIfH."
What German newspaper, tWsksr ColumbisJ
:" After . long sickness my poor child became
dropsical in which time call to ycu, dee, sir, and
strset. No as." -, =.
against The ebrsass uSs Of my eldest son,
S1Hs5 sS re a suIREs P
All these and many other very difRcult cures
time Regular ofice hours from to II a. m, and
4 to 6p. m. For the poor and unfortunate posi-
lively only from II to II. Medicines without
fhr1ss Eg 4ss Seventh street. opposite Odd
beware OF IMPosTORs lLDr LEON for
- many years successful practitioner In New
York, has opened tfor few weeks) an Office No.
Ala Penn's Avenue, between ~ and oth streets,
diseases Of Private nature may consult him. No
charge made If he falls to cure. Persons at dis
tance can be treated by addressing By mail.
iy2-lmS
nOCToR JONES, No. 41O Thirteenth street
PEMALE (OMPATNTH Consnltations excInsive.
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nOCTOR JONES, No. 4lO Thirteenth street
IL west, between g and II, insures success in ell
FEMALE COMPLAINTS. Consultations exclusive
ly with ladies. Hours .. m. to p. u. te q Inn.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

ID CAPE MAY.
OY RAILROAD FROM PHILADELPHIA FROM
ALNUT STREET PIER,
e WEST JERSEY RAIL - ss;5l{z
Ats q. M, seeommod alton due at l5}< o. m.
At 10 q. m, express due At i p. m.
At ~ q. m. eI pr ess due At D, m,
Returning e, leave Cape May
Ga. m. ex press due at 9h .. m.
II. .45 accommodation due at AZ p. m.
6.ln p. m express due At az p. N.
Through without change Of cars or baggage.
New cara, and everything nrst- class.
1e 20 -3m IVAN RENSSELAER,, Supt
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PERSONAL.

EXTRAORDINARY POWER.-Ars L SMITH,
T. Olsiryoyant and Test Medium. asa 4th street.
few doors above street. with the aid Of spirits,
living friends; describes them, gets names; tells
character; reads the future. Advice about bust.
ness. Sitting &2. " B-1mf
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IN ..--s !. TIE ETH. -y.
VI. LQOMIe. d. D: the InyentoI And Pafen4sa

vi LQOMIs, u. D. the Inysnto1 and Pasensss
tends personally at his ONCE In this
eity: Many persons can wear theseQlIyYYU
person can wear others who sannet wear these.
Persons calling at my ofioe can be accommodated
but to those who particular and wish the purest
oeansst, strongest, And most perfect d9ntufe that
srte. Produce. TIE AIHERAL PLATE wiz b
Booms e this eisy-No s3s Pennsylvania sysnus
Philadelphis, - ---'',--' = - marl-IY
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THE NEW INTERNAL REVENUE LAW an
i proved June 81, 1854. '' ~
Pst ms; with trsnslstions from the German. By
Lucy Hooper. = =
C.p'.in Brand, Of ths "Csnsissde.'' By Osy..
Wise, u. 8 N. - - s.. :.
The atlantic Monthly fer August.
The Ladder OF Life By Amelia B, usrds
Maurice Deriug. By the author OF Guy Living
Nene - rt.-.l. 20 70 --'fr
Eniott's Manual for Cavalry. s.e .sr
Railway Abecdo'e Book. ~ .5-Es -..l5-rr sGE
peeeh%rs p Reli gious Tr.inipg OF Children.
Ea ' ' ''"N inc fRAScK TAYLOR.
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The WAR IN GEORGIA.
Later From Gen. Sherman-A Rebel As.
sault II epulsed.

New YORK, July 3i.-The Herald's Nash.
vile dispatch says that Gen. sherman on the
2eih put the army In motion TO accomplish an
i'm portant oper alton, when the enemy attempt
ed TO intercept it by an attack on the 18th corps.
They W ere severely repulsed,
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AMUSEM ENIS.
GROWERS fHEATKR.
peansylvania avenus. near Willard's Hotel

GRAND Triumph
of the celebrated Irish Comedian. s-
. MR. GEORGE O. CHARLES,
assisted By the Beautiful Young Artistic
LA BELLE EMILIE,
THIS MON DAY. AUGUST l. 1874
will presented the beautiful drama entitled
IRELAND AND AMERICA
Jimmy Finnt gan Mr.. g. u. Charles
Peggy Anderton--......---.-.. 49,. La Belle Emelie
To be 70 lowed by the
IRISH LION.
Tim mMoore--.-....s-f-..-.-.. Mr.. Geo. O. ChsfIee
To conclude with =
THE DUTCH AoTOR.s
Nou SoAoh~~>~ mr. ., W. 6kSnn
Rose. 49,. -. ........--..L La Belle Bnelio
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FORD,S NEW THEArER. -5~
PAST DAY ENTERTAINMENT.
This pleasant summer theater will be open on
the evening Of
FAST DAY
THURSDAY, AUGysF g. 1884,
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