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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-11-23

S"'.'' VIZ" noueaate crlnOllneS> can be accommn
aated at one time on the drawing floor
ANEcDorE.-" Friend Franklin" said Elijah T,,o
a Celebrated Quaker Lawyer Of Phladejnha one
a.y' thee knows, almost every thing can thee
tell me now am to preserve my small beer in tho
/ oack YARD my neighbors are often .tapp,no il n
nights" !" Put barrel of Old Madeira. by the SIDE
OF IT, replied the Doctor; let them get but taste of
the Madeira and I'll engage they never viii tronb1e
tiny small beer any more.
Ea ch generous act and noble deed r,;ses tho .o,,
to aca "eaie' spproach
Ihe old issue of Confederate ourrencv muat ho
exchanged tor the new soon, Of on the LIST Of anue
~ next every dollar Of it will be worthless w.
urge 1t upon the people to send it in to be- excb,n
co. or it the repositories cannot exchange let t.
oep0S''eo on certificate as soon as possible.
WosrH KNowING.-An EXCHANGE doo,..ou
corn stalks, if saved, are fully eon.l ~ tS .nat
hs nay Prepare them by cutting into pieces
T nan an men IN length, and place in hogsheads.-
i1 m one gallon boiling water, containing one
81, @ san. cover the hogshead with blanketeths
s.ea s"eils and softens the stalk add little meal
n Losf:-Two Generals with their armies The,.
Tenerals respectively named Hoop and Suprx.S
M ..e hfst Confederate, commanding the Armv of
iennessee and the second Federal cnmu,nd;,
the Army of the Cumberland" were Loo. s"as
somewhere in Northern Georgia '' ''eA
:, IN all the marvellous works of the Deity ner.
maps there is nothing that angels behold with snch
supreme aseon'shment as proud man.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-07-30
In FENtaN BRorHERHooD.--Fi7e term

IL FENfaN BRoTHERHooD.- -Fhe term
Fem, saws the Irish Gazette, is derived
fron4Re Gaelic word Fiannai In the Beria
Iefe.or ant quated GmEic, it's written Fiand.
L wa the name gives to al order or class Of
professional soldiers among The Pagan Irish.
t'ss.-l -s.-4;aa the Fiann consisted of
usually seven leglons among The Fianfi. I ne
Gazette gives these additional particulars
There were four vows laid upon every Fe-
Man. FirSt-Never to take portion with a
wife, but II select her for her virtues Secs
ond-Never to offer violence TO a woman.
Third-Never to give a refusal to mortal
man. Folrth--Never to Gee from less than
nine warriors. Such is the account given BIZ
Irish tradition of the Fenians of ancient Ire.
land. Previous 10 admission to the order
they were subjected 10 certain gymnastics
and ether trials, too long to be quoted here.
When all was gone through with they had to-
swear fealty and homage to the King Of the
Fiann. In our Celtic legends we find men
ticn Of British, Scottish or Albanian, and
even Scandinavian military bottles designated
Fam, so that t,gould appear the order was
not confined 10 the Gaelic tribe. It was from
the aforesaid Eiann Eirenn that the Fenian
Brotherhood takes its title. 1t proposes one
day to mica e its claim 10 be the National
Guard Of liberated Ireland, having frst ex-
PEELED her tyrants, native and fSreign, from
her soil.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-07-30
HsIN ERs, MEETING.


Pursuant to notice the mixers of Placer
District met at Cartee's Mills, and organized
blythe election Of Frank Moore as chairman
andFLomas Neatly as secretary.
ION motion, Aessrs. Phillips, Dunbar and
Monroe were appointed committee to draft
resolutions topresent to the meeting for their
consideration.
LID The following resolutions-were introduced
] Hud on,motion were adopted
Resolved That all dry gulch claims, Hill and
bar claims he laid over, Without representation,
until the first day of APRIL ID 1865, or until 10
inches of water can be procured on said Claims
Resolved, Thatalbwet gulch and creek claims
shall be laid verwthout representation until the
first day Of April, AZ 1865, that have at this date
or any future time less than fifteen inches OF ran.
ming water on them. b a
Resolved, That all ws.heretofore in existence,
conflicting Witl4tLese laws, are hereby repealed.
Resolved, That all claims of every character,
laid over under these laws. shall be recorded With
in two weeks from date, and certificate Of record
given blythe recorder.
Resolved, That the fees of the recorder for such
services shall be fifty cents for each claim 50 laid
over and recorded. IT3sv4.
On motion, the meeting adjonrnded sine
die. FRANK MooRr Chairman.
" 'Fuos. NEATLY, Secretary.
Placeryile, Placer nistriSt, Jny see55, g.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-10-18
NNyUA sYkEs Estate.

CTATE or VERMONT At a Probate
- Manchester District, IS. Court holden at
u incbester, ii and Tor said District, on the
26tb day of September, A.. D. 1864.
Present, lion. L. 5, KENT, Judge.
The Administrator on the Estate IL Almyra
SYKES. late 81 Dorsc III said District, deceased
so lied for license 10 sell all the real Estate
OF said deceased, representiugthat said doceas-
ed died seized u one equal undivided part Of
about t~woutyfour acres al l4nd ia Dorset, in
saidDatrict, thai It won d be banefcial 70 the
be s and those interested, BIZ reason Of their
residing out Of this State, ana otherwise, T.
sell the same.
Nhereapon IL WAS ordered that said appii-
tian be heard a. d Probate Court to be held
AZ the Probate Office 10 Msuche.tcr. 10 and for
said District, en- lie last Wednesday Of Oct,
1894. and that Il persons interested IN sad
estate be notified Thereof by pubi'shinga copy
81 th~ record Of this order three weeks success
sivclv IN the A%AScnEsrER JOURNAL. printed
~ Manchester, the last Of Which publications
shaiI he previous to said time ot hearing.
n q. X. FOWLER, Register.
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LseutCoL Cuumtng. II the lab
Re meui, Dead he was soaad.
"a and tassn prsoaer i The bault on
tfe ieH 81 Grants army. Sept 59ih
.Hss 8esM oeesrrsi a. rehe, hospital
b Psiersb1re, ard IS reported 10 l3si
of deaths ]pabh.hsl ID a Petersburg
paper
The Union State Convention a. Bur
Layton INSIDE tie following p%oaina-
lions II electors. Electors II large
Daaiel kellogg. of Bratlleboro Al
bert 4. Gallo. Of Burlington. For
District Electors First District, >.
NJ Dor. og Rutland Second District,
Ryland Fletcher, 81 Caveudish Third
Di.ine. james W. Simpson, Of Gratis
bury. The Convention was address
"a 81 Judge Basteed ard other dis
uueuished speakers.
The student. Of the New Hampton
Institute at Fairfax. have formed a
military company, and applied to The
Governor for arms and organization
As equipped militia.
Aaron L Thompson, Of Springfield,
recently attempted to commit suicide
by hanging himself TO his bed-posi.-
Being cut down by his wife and
brought 10 by the physicians, be gave
Is tie reason FOR the act that he bad
$4,000 pounds of wool on hand, and
had gone down with gold.
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The folouing i the article refersd
10 in the above letter. The letter i.
self Is sufficient commentary upoo il.
In siew q the events that soon follow.
cd, the Last sentence has = peculiar
significance. The commanders refer
Cd 10, have indeed "far oaiairlppcd'
all who have hitherto skedaddle up the
Shcnadnoah.
SHERipAN's ARar--A letter from
an officer in Gen. Early's command,
ssys;
sheridan canno get anything but
bis cavalry to fight. lie has, besides
four divisions Of cavalry, The 9th, Sih,
and 10Th army corps. The 9Th wa'
formerly commanded By Sedgwick bul
has been reduced 10 this campaiga
from 10000 TO 6,000 men, The 9th.
er iwo are the remnants Of that army
tina, Dick Taylor whipped 50 badly il
the Trans ississippi. All three have
a large number hundred day men
Duricg the whole Valley campaign
Gen. Early has no, been able to 81
sgeaerL engagement out Of tLem. Il
/. the wora hacked army in the coun
Try. Every t,rve or four days Sher
idan tries to bring bis men up 10 tbs
scratch, but they won't stick. Oui
army are IN splendid feather and
beslth. and think, a. ever, that nothing
can whip them.
Gen. Early has proved himself I
master Of the art Of war, and Breckin
ridge and Gordon are Winning imper
i,hable l%aurcls. They have far out
Nripped all osher division command
eFa.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-10-18
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
sIB JAMES CLARkEs
CELEBRATED FEALdLE PILLS.

rba Hysias medicine Is aHhHiag "a tho cure
aYaa Thea, palate and dapesrou, diseases Incident
IS ghe femsIc consultation
It mpisrates aH KEGS, removes ~ distractions
fsom rkattsr aus md brings 90 the monthly
trrl9d aIth regularity
These PM. .oald aoi b taken BY female, that
a. pregnant during ths FIRST THREE MONTHS
IS ll,y ar sure 70 bring On Miscarriage bat At ev.
sry other une aud ia eyerg ether case they are psf
fectly safe
Ia ai cases ofSyrtoas and spinal Affections, palm
30 the Back and Limbs Hsayiucss, Fatigue on slight
e%Ylrtion. POLARIZATION efthe Heart f0wness q sptr.
hs Mysteries Sick Headache, Whites and an ths
painful diseases sccssigel - DISORDERS system
,bass Pills vii eject a eure ahen ali other means
have faHed
Full directions IN pamphlet around each package
which shaiild b. carefully preserved
ThtF can BE- senl in 8 bottle, containing W pill'
post free. by enclosing slaud6 three-cent stanpst ..
any arent sold hy al Druggists sole uHitet
state, agent jon MOSES.
iytt y Cortlandi street New York
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WILL De OFFERED FOR SALE AT PUBLIC
AUCTION. AZ the residence ~ the late :. N.
FoNDA.ju Rupert on WEDNESDAY, G 49,.
1893, Ut 10 o'cleck s. NJ, the following property, 70
wit:
Horse; / Yearling Colt; 3 Cows 100 Sheep;
! set Double Harness; l Buffalo Robe; ! Cut
ter; ! set Bob ~Sleighs; 2 Chains; Caldron
Kettle: I Double Wagon; l Pleasure Double
Wagon; ll5 Wooden Sap Buckets "a lin do;
2 Sap Tubs; Sugar Pau ! Fan MiHi liar-
row; / Side Hin Plow; Wheel Horse Rake;
/ Cross Cut Saw; 2 Cheese Tubs; | Cheese
Hoop; Grind Stone; / pair Iron Fettc $ l
barometer; Shoyels, Hoes, Forks and other
Farming utensils too numerous 10 mention.-
Also a quantity Of Hay and Grain.
Terms An sums under $40 Cash all sums Of
so or over six months credit approved notes.
ELON q FONDA, Administrator
Rupert. VT. Oct. 4. Is6i-3w20
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a - Id - snnering.


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- Iants N5tteF NERVOUS Anfi.
aete ar 49, sna aserJa m sss w.fh the
f.sat. fAea IrF fNe l@a ~ Old iNH fNg NL-
tHANS ENGAtSM SPECIFIC piiLS-aa&is ~
tthfea 70 hqasta ans vgr "a ssa Aan E4~y tsf@
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amt s~asstzfy O. tsetf eg ats ag thf broken aee r.
sn7 saaiaer saslt4Esn ta6 ana sgur ts take
tttn nfth attata lm Hi Naa o Or
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Ticks EAAtAEAk E} Bss&ACH MIfTEEs So
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far uasn O. ~ e9c Hrt
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NEWS ITEMS.

The Deputy Provosis OF Iowa,
while on their way 10 notify some
drafted men who had not reported,
were waylaid and murdered in cold
blood by a band Of copperheads, who
had that day been drilling for the ex
pecied war Of lnsurreelion. The mil
iiary companies were ordered out 10
repress The demonstrations Of these
'peacc men"
Soldiers say The place TO dnd a ma
joriiy for Mcclellan Is in the guard
house
One night the Corpcrbea Is sawed
through the timbers Of a bridge on the
Terrc Hauie and ST. Louis Railroad,
with tie expectation that the next
train, conveying about 500 soldiers
would break through, residing in a
wholesale slaughter. Fortunately the
train passed over safely, but the uext,
a freight train, broke through, killing
the engineer
The only surrender for which Nc
Clellan Is not preparcd-thc surren-
der Of his commission.
At a Mcclellan ratification meeting
in Cincinnati on the 18th ult., there
was among the banners in the process.
ion one representing Mcclellan and
JEFF. Davis shaking hands.
The Democratic party having laid
itself open to the charge Of being a
Of being a sectional party by taking
both of It's candidates from States
north Of Mason and Dixon,s line, il is
suggested that JED. Davis be put upon
the ticket instead Of Mcclellan.
A Mcclellan committee wrote to
Gen. Logan at Atlanta begging him
TO endorse the Chicago Platform. He
took his pencil aud for an answer
wrote on the back OF his last Order
eoneraiulaling his troops upon The In
ion victories. the words "Ercase me.!'
and mailed il TO The committee.
The n. Y Ners Ben Wood dis
poses Of the principles Of the Democ-
rscy as follows; "A political organic.
alton tina. dare not face iis own music,
that is afraid Of its own position; and
hat deals in subteriuge aud evasion
towards those upon whom il count Tor
support, j, unworthy and incapable Of
victory"
The Constitutional Jnion, the Me-
Cellan paper in Washington, whose
editor is The Chairman OF the Wash
inglon Democratic COMMITTEES. sympa-
,hieIs With the pro,es, Of "onr heroic
enemy, Hood, against tie inhumaniiY
Of Sherman, and says: "pray God,
that the history Of this horrible var
may never be written. The world
will shaddcr AT il, and whenever tile
word sinfamy7 is spoken, il will sure
ly be coupled with the names OF But.
Ter aad Sherman.
NesbaryPort, the only city 10 Mass
achuseih which has a Democrat May.
or, is the only place where soldiers re.
turning homo from tie war arc MOI
pubhcly welcomed. The Herald sa,
that she municipal authorities have
neither received" the living. nor hon
ored ihe dead.
Mr.. Turner Of Texas in a recea,
speech, happily characterized 5ame,
Bschassn As "ahe poaiioe that DIE
lhe rebellion 70 = head"
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ALEylNnER ". KENTs Estate.

GTATE OF VERMONT Alta Probate Court
- Manchester District. - hade1at Manchester,
ia and for said District, on the 2oth day Of Septem-
Der, s. b. ls6L
Present. Hon. T.. S. KENT, Judge.
The Administrator on The Estate ~ Alexander NJ
Kent. late Of Bloomingdale. Illinois decreased, APP
piled ior license 10 SCH nj the real ectate u said de-
csascd. died seized 81 one equal undivided sixth
part 81 about twenty four acres 0flsnd In Dorset. In
said District that Il would beneficial 20 the heirs
and those Interested therein, by reas0Hrof residing
out ~ this State, and otherwise, 70 sell the same.
Whertuppn il was ordered that said application
be heard II a prpbatc Court 70 be held 1t the Pro-
bate OAicctin Manchester. IN and for said District,
on the last "Wednesday 81 October. 1864. and that
90 persons Interested IN said Estate BE- notified
thereof By Publishing q copy 81 the record Of this
order three weeks successfully IN the MANCHESTER
JnIENaL. printed 50 Manchester, the last 81 which
Publications shall be previous 70 said time Of hear
ing.
II II. X. FOWLER. Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-10-18

Fortunate CONBINATIoN.-We
are opposed to proprietary medicines,
and It Il Is with some compunetion that
We see ads crlisemenls OF them IN our
columns. Still We must confess that
Browns Troches are convenient and
useful, in certain conditions Of the
throat and larnyx before speaking
n. J.. Gnstiom Adr0cdtc.
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MATRIMONIALl


II you wish @ marry, address the undersigned, who
will send Won without monsy and without price,
valuable Information that will enable you g marry
happily and speedily, irrespective q aeo, wealth or
beatty. This Information vii cost You nothing, and
ifyou Wig % pi4rry, I will checrfaly assist you.
Al Letters strictly confidential The desired Inlar-
matiau sent - return mail, and no questions ask
ca address
sarah i. Ianbert Grecnpoini, Kings Co.
gmgi NEW YORK.
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Nd ksa haas ! vou3 hsrs - i y A. .
ssns Il t. hss Il ~ ga CfEen~
Wei. Il n.alAe hksi. sB8 - ibs usla
VII h. - sss1 I 81 3rss 1a long nes
4 ssrtbanFs - aekn nikpss thsg esst
be vsfy addressing lua 81 EASILY trsee
ear u.srsh BY the map, anA aaA = g d
ueasy . hHnsre3 mii@ fFsm HsFTsu Ferry.
We base hsa ssssssi so aeyt q baef g.
shs esmpsny withia ns past ves eDe >
ssr 90 Orderly ssrgtsui. }sfVme 0lrssan.
frsm MsnekstsF he yss v0u r3r1 10 tie
Ha5srpsss last NAY
EFur1r ". FfEHcE
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
nEligT N TEN NINITns

RRFG-N-S PCLMoNfC W4FEHS
ar z e9rek clns AsrrsA
nsue satr IeFaar uesa1ststeN plfu
ts Htnt4nfsa lsF1nsr Uass srt5aSs Asp
Possesses " 7uF trteR HeI have be tsstd q
asa 81 anIftsm uausaaas
ea A rs hss lr
IesaasHf 3 taarss f@st Aauss
aes refs 8 rs wngruS
Al ~ Brym FaImaals Wstu-ths original
aaH asly reaaa stamped Bryan spunous
ssr g. @3e twenty-five ornu . box
,sAd ty s8 D~rBFesa
Jon N0sEs sale r~repustof.
tFH II IartAaat street. seu Yorf.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-10-18

GTATE OF YERM0NT.l At & Probate
- BfhaiHgtoa easaiH a.. Court holden at
Manchester. b au1 q rsaia District on the 2eth
dny &c septeber A. b. 1864.
Present. Hon. E. 5. KENT. Judge.
The Al fHiaislnsfor On the estate of Abram
MafaB. tate of WiubaiL - said district. de-
ccassl INSIDE aprfcafi3n ID writing for license
20 sel aii TIE reai Estate Il sai3 deceased. ex-
capt the Homestead, representing said sale 10
necesssrg 70 pas the debts and charges 81 nd
ua~3nsfratan.
Mbernup9U 10 ~Wasunlefel f8at said apBliea-
zion BE- beard ats probzfa Csuft 70 be holden
~ the pnpbste Office. ia Manchester. = and
3 District, - she lesi "Wednesday a
Ger. 1894. AND sat aotice hereof te given by
ruhis fhis order three mes snccessiveis
ia ibe MAEcHFsTKH lorHNAL printed AZ sid
Manchester. preYsous Il said time ~ hearing.
81 N. X. F0NLER, Regser.
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AitaotAff f*a4lAttf tNE tHAf NNA @AtN N
Sgd snd fhf eheaphess md salera1ty u The light,
Ias gained fYr it fhe h*orabke oRfh4aH ~ tsoee 80
naafatad With lfs mfrits. The 10 hlne takes N
5ut itlf room: be disasfs at}e 8ssf u 1Pvfaenssf
81 - aA 81 nfe y apgjled 81 tbe spFHratns ~ I'll
il can o. siiaehaa p UriinaU gss pipe used fE ensi
raa. an1 g harusd thrGagt 10 saipe Aiba ~ fatptrs
qhs wasffnrs rs nauaatiufed b. thf Bafllks-
tsH Aufaaatte Ca EI8at 60. sBd H8ay y Hfn IN.
sf-Fatan snH fe salc 4t tAe sfofe II y. r biodEett
a $50 toiiesf nffes KBfanrsn% NA
FIR fertilizer pAFis4au al&hea
GHss FTENKET, se~stsy
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Commissioner Notice.

WE the subscribers being appointed by the Hon
w the Probate Court for the District Of Maneh-
Commissioner 70 receive, examine and ad-
just the claims aud demands u al persons against
the Etatc Of
a. r.. d sfMoNDS,
late Of Peru. IN said District deceased. and also all
claims and demands exhibited in offset thereto: and
six months from the 18TH day Of September, 1864,
being allowed by said Court for that purpose, we do,
therefore, hereby give notice that we will attend to
ihe business 0f our appointment ut the late resi-
icncc al said deceased, on the second Saturdays of
january and March, l>G5, from until four o'clock,
r NJ. on each Of said days.
Dated at Manchester, this i2th day Of semptcm-
tcr, 4. D., 1864.
DAVID ARNOLD, c
~ ~ ~ !. ~ II - :. ANLLLLn.-
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To Consulnntires.

Coasamytve suf, rlrs viii recelye valuable pre-,
~sefirfiog fy tie cau y Consumption, asthma
Bronchitis ana al throat aud LING aiicctionS tfno,
Il cAarrcl 81 sending their alarcss %
Rev. EDWARD 4 WILSON,
Williamsburg.
Kings Co.
is-sm New York.
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DAVID AES0LD, IT,,
DEXTER BATCiiELDER, "a
Commissioner Notice.

I'VE. the subscribers, being appointed by the Hon.
w the Probate Court, for the District Of Man
chester, commissioners to receive. examine and adj
just the claims and demands Of all persons against
the estate Of
WILLIAM H. CUMMINGS,
late 81 Manchester. In said District deceased, and
alsoa nil claims aud demands exhibited In offset there
to. and Six months from the l4th day Of September.
1854. being allowed for that purpose by said Court,
we De-, therefore. hereby give notice thai we willat-
tcnd u the business Of our appointment at the OF
lice u T.. h. Burton, in said Manchester, on the ltth
day 0f March next
Dated AZ Manchester, this 18th day OF September,
A.. j. 1sG8.
F.B BURTON.
81 MAJ0R UAWIFY (1oHl r.
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THIS CERTIFIEs tbst Ihaye this day given my
L son. EUWARD ;. HoSLEY. his time until be
l. u age, and Shall pay no debts " his contracting
or claim any Of his wages after his date.
JUDSON :. HoSLEY.
Dated az sunderland.
this S0th day o. scptember, 1864. q
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Hoop Skirt.
j. w. Bradley's
Psigltd DapsI Elliptic Steel Spring Skfis


PshHtsi DlpsI Elliptic Steel Spring Skr5
This Invention consists o. Dapicx lor tvol Flip.
tic steel -prinEA ingeniously braided tightly and
ArHiy together edge 70 edge, making the toughest
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cd enabling the wearef In cans,queuee efits great
elasticity and heyibieneEs. 70 place and Told itwhcn
ID ast aa easily ADD with the same convenience az .
silk az Mu.5sf Dress. IL r~ntftely abyiates ard ~
lcBces t5g e8iy OBJECTIONS n Hoop skirts, VIZ the
anBug aHte 70 tie wearcr ~ vel rs thu public, es-
pieiaily IN erusded assemblies, Carriages. Railroad
Var. Church Pews. Or III any crowded place, from
the difficulty 81 contracting them and peeupyiug 8
ruatl spapr. This entirely rensEgs fhe difficulty.
While giving the skirt the usual fHll and ) mmeti-
cal form. and the iighlnsG most SIS iish 4ua rracefut
Appearance fr tht street. opera, lrsmenaAe -
k0use dress. 4 lady having enjoyed the pieasafe
and comfort aHd great convenience ~ wearing one
II lae Dnpie1 Lhipfic spring SKIRTS Ter & -ineIe
aay wiH never afbsfwsras s~ihihely Dispense with
thf ase 5fthem. gbey are alsa equally desirable.
and . grssi Improvement 0ysr other Kinds u skirts
fpr Nissss and Young Ladies whp xaW short Dress
IS. thc elasticity and h%e8ibiats u tkem prevents
uhcn raiHiag % eeutact villa aHything crow ding TIE
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