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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-25

Tho now porcelain photographs introduced by Messrs
Huston hurtz, sos Broadway, attracting great
deal Of attention They takcn by process entirely
different from that which applied to tho Ornamental
ton or years ago, and which was neither
satisfactory nor durable The pictures softer
and more pleasing those taken by the ordinary
processes and not injured by anything that does not
deacc thc hard surface OF the material itsof They will
neither fade from exposure 70 the air will they rub
out by ccntaci with tho hand CoIored they mike the
charming portraits imaginable the flesh and other
soltress and harmony of tono which can be got from
nothing buI ivory. Being printed directly from tho
NEGATIVE the porcelain, they have many advantages
tLOsc made by tho solar carncra so generally IN se
in utber establishments. The shadows much
more transparent and the middie tints and high
multiplied 10 any exieat from the same negative and
out equally perfect. Those made BY the solar
camera look we'll only az lranspar. nccs while these pie
lures look equally well either iransparences when
viewed by reflected light The severest tests OF exposure
to strong sunlight or dampness have, we arc assured.
failed 10 produce tho slightest change in them. They
have, therefore superiority ordinary photo
graphic fcf not bcing porous TX paper, the bard sur
face allows tho water in VIII cii they are washed 70
remove all chemical impurites The durability thus
attained s need say. OF graf advantage to the
artist renders the finished picture IN celors ss last
rho ~ c,rnen portra Is exhibited as this establishment
are bcs.idiy clear and harmonious In tono: Tho
coored pictures oil finished by Mr. Kurtz who Is
most acoc,rp shei painter and whose artistic treatment
OF his subjects not less TO be admired than the pcrfee
ton Of tho me hancal process itself We have seen
nothing moro attractive and coqucsh than tho female
portraits that come from hrs easel
The World and his wife, and Grown
up are On 1ne p"in ssy o,,
That Ii and preserves their teeth nvigqntcs their
gums and breath they draw Hencr they
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The Ladies. In Their Sovereign Capaci-
y Judges q emotional me haze ss Sssed that no
m K, s1ssssd f s esnS ne Ds
patch.
Esthctico-Ncuralgic on-Thc Celebrated
AppA'A'u Vs. invented by pr Won EIsEvBERG,
FOR the cure q p II OF y III Pflny so
& and n ans0 cS"p q
sn ossr yfr p
tons Of e Liver Weakness Of Nerves and General Debility
" ' &: b. yGs
way R,as YET sTiRssSsianrrsEp IN osssfxUTs
ADay or Two since, having Occasion
we were quite pleased observe that the unfortunate rcs
dents o wss no' r sre ahss With great sosmny
S,s: Gam. Il:
.s S her 1 70 s
All PARIS Is In Ecstscies Over tho Pr
quaint sauey dash!ns and eegsnt fancy Hats for younl
ladies that have just made Their sppsnrsncs tbsr Tsss,
All Lottery Prizes Csshed.-Dra wings
'''u''' ~ ''''''' ]. \. CLAYTON. 10 wan s1ss.
All Prisss Cashsa I'm Legal Lottsriss.-
o'''''-'' J. cLurE, Broker. i7s broadway.
r,i MOTHS infantry Tactics ga D. VAN NosTRAND
| ~, lros'iwny. Write for circular
a snem, sewing Machlne-wiiicex 4
QlHss, ~ HZQRaNsAs
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Howe Sewing Machine Company
ELIAS HOWE, Jr. President, GO Broadway. Agents
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HARTMANN Patent Elastic Rubber
0rntches .,LeyEJoY TAYLOR, Of l7ek Broadway.
crutches at the late Fair OF tho American Institute, New
York. and State Fair of Pennsy Send for circular.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-25

A.-Boys' and Childrenss
GAKIBAI.DEr eUTAWAY AND zOUAvE SUITS.
BY the thousands At reasonable prices
* v. BkOkAW, 81 hayafcttc place. and
81 EOurth avenue opposita Cooper Union.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-25

Hnrs Hair Dye, 90 Conts-Black OF
brown Reliable Depot No. 81 John street. Sold by all
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-25

As-P0llak ~ Son, Meersch aum Manu-.
facurers COZ Broadway Fourth street. Pipes and
Cgarhodcrs at wholesale retail cut 10 order mounted
with silver and repaired. 49, 80 IT.
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Adopted by tho National Gu~rd-sc N e.
rel Murds' Infantry Tactics. ~ d. VAN NosTRAND,
W, lroAiwnY. Write for eIrcnlnr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-25

Experience Demonstrates that ssSca
ISLAND SHIRTS superior to offered at % 10 each
Try No Park
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-25

4 silent sewing Machine-wiiic2H 4
Qilas, ~ bEasaNs4s
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English Doubie Sole. Button CATERS
and DOUBLE Sole Boots fall styles, at LORIN BROOKS
SONS, fsi broadway Of Howard N B-Wc have
connection with other establishments In the city Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-25

ChcvaHer's Life for the Hair Restores
gray hair TO It's original color its falling ont keeps the
head clean stands above comparison with other hair
dressing Sold Ut the drug stores aud at Office, LIS
Broadway. ga,u SARAH A. CHEvALfER, NJ. d.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-25

Gray Hair IncurabIe-If You Delay to
use DR.: GRANDJEANS remedies Fortyfvc years' prac-
tce. Aston place.
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All Lottery Prizes Cashed.-Dra wings,
circulars and Information sent 80 .o.. :.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-25

All Prisss Cashsd I'm Legal Lottsriss.--
'''cu'A'' A"a ai"" j cLuTE, Broker i7s Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-25

Lock stitch Machines, with Reversible
Feed Movement FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE co.
No dWay
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Artificial Legs.
at guaranteed at your home. Send for pamphlet.
.I ss@ j. W. WESTON, 706 broadway, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-25

All PARIS IL In Ecstscies Over tho PIT
quaint sauey dashlns and elegant fancy Hats for young
adcs that have made their appearances TIERS These
e modes Just been received from Francs By oErfN
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-25

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Prcscrvntive
and Wig depot wholesale and retail No. Astor House.
The dye applied by skisul artists.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ceiebr'


N
IN Mass through some Of tho odorferous localities Of the city
quite pleased to observe that the unfortunate resi-
dents we're entirely given BY their more forae fell
citizens; for there, marching with great solcmnity
through the lthy highways displaying soanner We found
bearing that he might carry the glad udngs 81
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Theatrical.

Those popular artists, Mr. and Mrs. Barney williams
are playing highly successful engagement at the Arch
street theatre Philadelphia the opening night there
were moro people in the theatre than at any time
before and since there has been OF crowded
audiences TO witness the special dramatic abilities of
these attractive stars
Mr.. George vandenhoff has returned from Europe and
Is engaged TO give readings at Montreal Toronto and
other cities and towns in Canada West and East all
through November He will return to New York in
December.
Frank Mayo played Charles De Moore In Sohlers play
Of The Robbers in the Boston theatre Boston, October 81
Hermann the prestidgitateur, had gala matinee at
tho Music Hall, Boston, October 81. Masks and Faces
and the Phantom breakfast favor at the Boston
Museum. tsH HI Nt
Senior Btz has been astonishing the Bostonians with
magic and vcntrioqusm at the Old Cambridge theatre
Tho Eddy family treat the citizens with spirtuastic
ercses at the Melodeon. Bucklcys Serenaders at
the corner Of Summer and Chauncy streets. Look Be-
fore You Leap is out at the Boston Museum. Al the
Opera Comiquo they are in the first week Of Oriental
and spectacular DRAMA during which Ali Pasha and Nco-
demus will DO given by numerous company.
Edwin Forrest will play Richeieu and King Lear in
Hartford. Conn, tho Goth and 9th OF October. ~
James E. Murdoch reappeared the stage at Pixies
Opera House, Cincinnati, October g. Young Rover in
Wild Oats Miss Laura Kecne,s three weeks engage
mont At the same house closed October 81 a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-25

Corns, Bunsons, Enlarged Joints and
all diseases OF the feet cured by Dr. ZACHARIE 0 Broad
t..lI-a4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-25
Musical.
THE FoRMEs CONCERTS.


The first Of these concerts will be given al Irving Hall
on Monday evening noxt, and from the programme we
can Judge that It win be Of the most delightful charac
tera musical treat indeed Of is kind the artists
being each Of the highest order in his line a basso
tenore and baritone. From Karl We are 70 have the
solos from shubert's "wandercr," and an aria from
Nous d. Figaro Theodore whose remarkably nns tenor
has not yet been heard at this side Of the Atlantic will
sing an aria from weber's Euryantho I'M dumkler
Nnch by Lutter; and Die Schildpache by Esser Will
helm sings baritone aria from tho Noxe di Figaro and
Fuchs 'Fisherman's Salute" The grand trio from
William Tell and duet from the Merry Wives OF
Windsor complete tho programme. The artists will be
supported by fine philharmonic orchestra conducted
by Herr Brechel ra11AN .as .4s.as5.
Blind Tom still continues TO attract crowded houses at
Dodworh's every evening, and his Increasing success
will no doub soon compel his manager to
hall in order to accommodate the crowds that are turned
away nightly.
Mr. K. G. Phelps, talented young composer OF much
promise, announces in card to the musical public OF
Brook lyn his intention Of giving grand after
the model Of the Philharmonic prcgrarnmes that is TO
say. one symphony, two three overturcs, together
with the most eminent vocal and instrumental talent
avaiable but with the unprecedented eaure that the
compositions shall be the best works Of our native com
posers Mr. Phelps appeal to the public 10 sustain him
in this enterprise WILL hope, be literally responded
to, as II is most justly deserving the kindest consdra
ton on the part Of our unsteady apprcciavc public
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-25

MuJn virO,
The MOST DELICIOUS OF ALL PERFUMES.
Sold everywhere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-25

I'M daughters are unanimous point They declare
urcsefyedly that SOzODONr Is blessing ~ their mouths
that their teeth. nvgoates their
gums and every breath they draw Hcncf they
buy It, AZ Dominic Sampson sys the saies afe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-25

~ as Judges VI emotional joymcn, have decided that
perfume produces the Same delicious sensations
AZ are exuereced lille inalng tho exquisite fragrance
PiiALON's MIGHT BLOOMING CEREU5."-N. \. pis
patch
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-25

The Bridal Chamberlain Essay Of
Warning Instruction for Young Men Published by the
Howard Association and sent free of charge In sealed envc
opes Address DR. J. Skn Houghton, Howard Association
Phlladeluhia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-25

The New Stylc.-Gentlemen Who Wish
q stylish becoming Fall and Winter Hat should callt
Broadway the Prescott House, and procure OF
KSOXS latest productions the handsomest
Hats business Is thriving with Knox,
and his pop rlarity Is as great as ever.
wheeler a. Wilson'S Lock stitch Sew.
ing Machine aud Buonhoe Machine 625 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-25

Sufficiently Convincing T. the Most
casual examination OF SMITH 4 FOWLER6 SEA
ISLAND" SHIFTS, at No. 3 Park row.
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children tcsthng almost 70 have dysentey and
darIhosa Mrs WINsLoW'S sOoTHING SYRUP Is a
failing remedy II not only relieves tho child from
pain but the stomach and bowels corects acid
gives and energy the whole system. II will
most Instantly gripping la the bowels and wind colc
Mothers don't fail to procure II.
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mem Gomite, befebenb aus lie eiuem W1italieoe
iebe5 States itberwieien. 0ialon BON 0ir4
sinia~ beantra9te, Die SADIE auf unbeltimmt at
peri@ieben unb bemertte, baB Der Ser BON
Wfiiiilippt sur4 bieie 8il bic CONFEDERATION ,1
@rabe ldute. Sein glntraa purbe nieoerae=
itimnlt nnS 8ertsbale's Antrag aneenommen.
rlsber SbOmas' 8~eUesunsen lust Der Selma
RepOrter: yIae 8eri6te flbren gu Der 9tnz
nabme, Dab 8bOmas ge9en Wlobile pOer ir9eno
einen anoern Puatt in alabama gu sieben ee>
oertt. Sine Abtbeiluna tpirO wabrl9einIi4
pOm Sennei1ee auf Der BLUE Mpsntain 8abu
binunter3eI1idt tperben uno ii6 nit Der bel
Basca9Oula pereinisen. Gin nit ben Bepe.
9ungen Der Oantees pertrauter SreunO, i6reibt
uns, bab Wpbile wabri6einli@ angesriffen
meroen miro.
9te Petersbur9er GrpreB pom II. beri9tet:
Us 1ino quite 8rinoe pDrbonoen, baB Grant
leste BOde burd 10000 damn BON Sbcmas'
MrHtee peritdrtt puroe, benz pdbrenb Der
9Onneritas, Sreitag unb Gamitass Na6t GIN
gen %fortpdbreno 8abn3ise BON gitp 8pint
Ma6 OeGOw Sapern.
9as 8ilmtnstOner Sournal unterm 6. be-
ri@ttt, oaB am pOrbersebenben Sage &esers
Sruppen bel Sort Silber 9~elanoet tpurcen.
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NOde mebr iiber SaS GOnfcriptisnSs
Oefet.

9ur6 einen nit Der gerape berrl6enoer itbI'
ridden adlte in Serbinoun9 iebenoen I3utaL
1T elm fir unlere geitrise Drummer %beitimrtttr
NufiaB iber bic NldnseI bes segentpdrtigen
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nur ~tbeilptiie i'm uWeder"
erI6iensn. gSir eeben baber bier ben S6lub
beGelben, inoem mir fprtfab:en, bic Mrten uno
@eiien oufau,dblen, in wel6en bas GDlt, Die
HeaierlGng ltlto Die Nrinee unter benz gegentpdr<
tiaen SpItem uni GeIo unS Qeute beIhpinbelt
nerben f6nnen. Dem ni6t ALIEN in ber utter
SO. 1, 2 uno 3 unierer e~eitrisen Summer ar,s
eegebenen @eiie tann Sdpineel g~etreben iper<
ben, ipnbeln AUDI Al baour6, OoB bic 8eamten
bien1ttaueli6e ~bienltp1idtige 8ericnen sesen
cine CONFEDERATION - fir btenituntauglih cts
tldren.
81 9aour6, DAP lie 9ienituntausli6e fir
DtenittuugIt6 ertldren nno ~bieielben 70 LANCE
dnsitgen, Biz fe iid bur6 cine setuiie Sumu1e
Ipstaufen.
g. Sas lie Neoer unb anbere untpifenbe
perIpnen unter benz 8orpurf, oaB ~pieielben
9elerteure ieien, einem Sublituts8 rOter in oas
geB treiben, Der tie oann ~pertauft, ben QDwens
dntbeil ber 8ertaufsiumme nit benz Doer ben
8ealnten tbeileno.
y 9aOur6, oab le bienittauslide pom 4ri@
r1ten ein9ebradtt Subitituten fir 10 lunse fir
bienftuntau9li6 ertldren laiIen, biz fid sieieIben
einem Subititut>0rpfe in bic @ri1e perfen unn
DON be1nielben pertaufen lafIen.
8 9aourd, cab lie cine Mense anperer
Sptsblbereien treiben, binter bic nod NiemanO
g~efommen 1T.
ydGt alien, ober bod ben meiiten bieler
Gpibbubereien wiroe porsebeust lperoer, renn
itGtt Der 3iebun9 uuo SteQpertretun9 Die all9e'
meine Webrpflidt ua9 NIterSflafen eingefibrt
mirpe.
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NermtfbteS.

*S0ttinmUrO. Ser Buffalo ,Demu.
frat" pom 9onneritag i9reibt: (Gir Mann
idld9t feline 8rau tOot, neil bel ieiuer Seimtebr
oaS Abenoeiien nod ni6t fertia iit.] Sine
6rau, Statnens NeiQp, purOe eeitern GbenS
p0n ibrem Wanne, @iaiam &eiIp, auf brutsIe
gVelle ermoroet. Bie es i6eint, tam 3eilp
se9en Z nbr BON Der 2Irbeit na6 leiner Dob.
nun9 an Nidisun nabe Obiofrabe. uno ais
oas Abenoeilen ns3 ni6t fertig mar, eerietb er
nut letrer Srau in STREET, tpdbren6 6sfIen er
oIelslbe auf 10 brutaIe @eile mibbanbelte, pas
lte 9lel6 Ibren Geiit aufgab. Gines Der timber
lno@te 3uerit aIarm, inoem es auf bic 6trabe
lpran9 uno Wtpro ritf. Die berbeieilenoer
9aGbart fanoen bic Srau bereits ais Qeide
ouf Dem 6ubbOcen ibrer 8obnuila lieaen. Gs
ipuroe 9ta6ri&t na6 Der BoIisei6ef s< Office ae.
lanet lno Der YoIiSei6efssG lert uno ;pei Sc.
pelHpolljttten tansn sleid baraltf an Dem Drt
oes Wtproes IN. 8sim Gintritt in bas i2in,mer
1anoen tie HelIp Dor benz Bette, auf ueldes
oie Selbe 9ele9t tuUroen tuar, tnieene uno ans
lqelneao BON Der 9r6Bten gieue iber bic ae>
lpesene &bat 9epeiniet. Gr purbe perbaftet
llno DOR ben Sriebeusrt6tet Nlurrap 9ebra6t,
mel9er lbn benz Gefdnsnib lberrpies. @ie aus
oer Sraabluag ber ainber berpOrsebt, bate ibr
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Sic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

uHIer cieler Nufl6rlrt brIn9t Die JieH> g)ortel
Abeso3tS. pom -. Solgenoe8:
Sprtsen eumitag nobm Obtrit 8ater pisoer
einen gan5sn Sad ssfdIldter 9apiere meg,
tpel9e an9eblide Intperbungen am 8prc ees
Retrutirf6iffes Slpro Carolina b~ptumentirten.
SleieIben beinoen ii6 iest in ben 6dnben bes
Oberite1, nno t6nnen BON ben aus benz Qanoe
bier aapeienoen Asenten int Altcrbaus einqes
1eben rer6en, nm nadsulebtn, in wel6em
Graoe Ie ppn ben Didtlern beI9pinbeIt rpor>
Den Itno. 8Or9eftern perbaftete man AUDI ben
als Nhccie bes Capt. MOpnep b~etannten Gpl.
WtcDtabpr. WtCpnep ipur0e l9pn friiber orre>
tirt. Oberft Wcalabpn bate 1i6 in einem
9aule in Der pberen 6tabt rerltedt, Mraus=
Au9en aber e~ntoeCten i'm uno CT fist iebt.
GI1 9eptlier SIaacS tpuroe %orGetirt, neil ct
eIitet Hetrrten I'm 500 bel6winceIt bate
ols er 6as seitrblene @ut ;uridgab, Iieb man
lbn tp1eper q Ien. IS puroen lberbies eeltern
utb am pCrisen 9lbeno cine Menge onOer>peis
tiger Nerbaftungen ppr9enpmmen, Iber Die ii6
lecp6 CUR 3eit nod nidts iasen ldBt. Gtner
Der GebelmpOlSilten, Der li1 onperben lief
nnn ben uSCunts Sumper" ipielte, belt 1i6
cine 3eitlone in lSartS SeSslano auf. @r be.
t6relbt Die SnIeL als einen SammelpIoB ppn
Hdubern uno 8ureelabI6neioern. eSn benz
Nugenbtid, in mel9em elm &etrut eri6eint,
tplro er auf ipiteunatii6e @eiie ieineS Sanbs
9eIoeS beraubt; piOeriest er iip, ipirb er auf
cine i9refIi6e Neife sei6lagen. @enn ie
Gter anf feline anbere Wianier su ibrem 3ped
9elar9en t6nnen, oonn fteIlen iie ii9, ais Oh
lie llnterelnanber IelbIt in elmer Nauferei be-
9rlTte1 ipdren, unb tpdbrenb Der Nnf5mmlina
ietne Nufmerfiamteit aui ben STREET ridtet,
plinoert ibn Elm SuIdenbieb aus. 9ie Ganatl,
len perre6neten ii6 ieoD6 neuIi3 i'm Sail
zines teuen Gefruten 9lamenS 0aIentine 6pr.
11er p0n t9arlent. Grit gelan9 es ibnen ni6t,
lpn NIT betduben6en Subitan5en 9emii6tem
WblStee beDubtlDS 81 MAIDEN. Srgeno elm
onoerer Wtann pirbe unteroelen Sebnmal in
S3laf. n~erfalen iein, 10 tart mar bic Sp1is,
DIE 1e lbn1 unter ben Srunntpein i6rtteten,
ben ie lbm frei9ebia gum Srinten rei6ten.
SeBt tpDllten lie lbn burh 0robunoen aur
9eraus9abe ieine8 9arogeOeS beme9en. 6pr<
Iler ober lleB li6 ni6t einIdl9tern. Ginioe Der
Ueltten tlele1 nun iber i'm Der uno mpQten
ibt1 r~teoeri6la9en, aber aud BARN batten fe
ltp perrsHnet, Dern 5prner ererif cine Musp
tete unO idmetterte einen Der Sa(unten nit
eInett aOlbeni6lag su 8Ooen, einen sweiten
llleB CT nit benz Baponett suI amn1en, Elm britt
Ter petart elnen 9ieb nit benz @ewebrIauf iiber
pas Gelldt, Elm pierter lant BON einem auf rem
Dta9en erbaltenen STOP in Dbnma6t, uno 10
oeri9e!otste li6 Der braOe aerI, bis, berbeigelpdt
0ilr9 Den 9drm, cine Aniubl Off3iere eri6iea,
Die oeft padern 9tetruten befreiten unb Dor
De'teren Anfdlen ldIbten. @uuernOrs SsIano
lCu 1O5ar mob i4linmer uls Sarts SsssIanb fem.
Die oorttge NaabgenClienldoit bat @bIcrpforn,
Opium uno bunberte anOere arieasIiten in
Intpenoung 9ebradt, nm ibre Opfer berouber
gu tbnnen. Oberit Batter brin9t lberaG, tpU e.
p.nleu@tet, Singe gum @ori6ein, tppriber mat
f9ollbert unc ftaunt.
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I'm gludsfaIt. Getern Mprger
lprang Der Ppliiiit 8. 81. Diameter pom Der
porOeren 8lattfUrm zines Observation-Disclosures.
gems, fel aber auf benz GiS uno 9erietb mil
Den Selnea inter ben 8agen; Die Hdoer fub.
rem barber nno braden beioe 8eine. Ser
SerungIidte ipurbe nab ieiner gEpbnung in
10. Str, spii3en 8 Ii. 30 Str, sebra6t, no
lbn 3tpet Wunodrate bebunoelten. Mtaa fird>
tet, baB elm 8ein amputIrt percen mus
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3uiammen 1882
"a sss eriFautfcbe RathrithtegL.

3uiamrneu 1902
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eubdlten,,efNee Ser Ser. 81. sarmee.
GsIs-so)
Ns. 20 Sputshr.


30. 20 Sputshr.
Baltimore, ba 10. Tebr. 1864.
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-07-14

l. And The men o. the North myh'i.r than the
men OF the South and took all their stronghods and
chief cities. and made many captives.
And the sons Of the North pursued the King Of the
son'h and he beng unwilling TO he taken thus di.yus.
ed himself In crnoiInp and calico TIM. introducing
new style OF raiment among the sons ~ men;
s.. And WV IRELAND 4 Co fearing 10 bp like Othe,.
lotheir occupation gone-ard lief, with large amount
OF Costs Pants and Vests hand decided to sell to the
sans OF the North those garments cheap % hoop
skirss and calico could be bought for.
4. And - the war drew near an end. there .ros.
great panic among the sellers Of merchandise Of food and
OF ramen and the prices Of these things began to fa
and they said among themselves behold the war now
.nrs =, enc ana gold and silver will be once more
on haad, which We have bought at high prices.
And among the sellers Of raiment In Cedar falls
which the chief city Of the tribe that dwell on the &C.
oar, were VIM lRELASD Co, who were the keepers Of
the Model Clothing Store on Main Street In that city
g. And WV IRELAND 4 Co, when goods we're very
low because Of the panic bought many bales and boxes
Of cloths OF all kinds, which they made up into Coats
ann Pants and Vests and all raiment
T. And in the Spring time Of the year 1885, they ad.
NerHsed IN all the papers, and sent their hand bills
INTO every town, and put their posters every wall
Procaming 70 All the people that they sold Clothes and
rament OF all kinds and descriptions Of better quay
and 1t cheaper prices than could bought for at any
other place.
g. And that WV. IRELAND 4 Co, at the Model Cloth.
ing Store dealt not In shoddy in es nor In govern
prices.
O. And every man that lacked a Coat, or Vest, or
pair OF Pants or Shirt, Collar, Drawers or raj
ment OF any kind, bought them no the Model Clothing
Store.
10 And they vent on their way rejoicing and PRO.
MODEL CLOTHING STORE sell Ctssiips Of Al Kinds
better and cheaper Than be bought any where IN
the iana. e-N