davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-06-29
a Cnrloua Cnse-A Houng Man De-
t.ct.d IN Female Gulss-35e Ind Suc-
c,safutly appeared as a Woman for
Fourteen Years JEFF. DAVIS Out.

iFrou the Cleveland Herald, 26th.l
About two months ago young GIL Of
!, leasing looks and address came hare rom
i W York City. At first she did duty. as ho-
T., waiter, and Afterwards, through some
t;e. where she presided over the cigar stand.
Thstr, her eood looks and winning why's. OBJ
tofn. :, her numerous customers, and she
d1nre :, brilk business. In many cases her
fascinst f~tt662as t61s 5SesFa .a6e ha{ in
Snunges ,na a. ,me-throve apace In her own
riaSt GsS nsn snf m apaged to pick up any amount
S.st =. p4 moaeN ne1ous, but eventually they
hena,, hnt, ~ete r. her Ii droVes, so that often
ths % eIear 10 1s1r stsn, would ..dra" better than
tic stare itssif; she Was r. an accomPlssn1ea a 1aa
coqcette, And ~ of l H. cr.zF % cMx nj ot
Zach and every ene were hy no means
her ieet. Her snalc. tor eray hairs were
1asa ma osnn,yg 70 hne yoasEs shrine rs of1en as
the tatr locks OF youth = ,ors and youne
Wooed her we're old baeHn, and wid6wers'
america, 6ne men Of family, .osc chins had
anu 0Iaanless tops, aod boys vi "a Of down,
lot even male the acquaIntan as treated
ana the atteGt!ons to WHICH shea be wo!dT
1eil 70 her lot. Old Me-. SO and 50 70, nd so
49,, s1'h Gtts, ana CID oacR" 81 a. j OF
pest nted her nj h several. dozen paa1 so
pocket tandkefchiefs, apd fast Ms, 90. ard '
sent her Two pairs Of silk CATERS, and kn
a6d 90 gave her m order for ncw bonnet.
Ihep, too, scarcely day pssssd that she WIS
hot tnl en- o1t to lide behind pair of fast
haee, with all the usual accessories of Ice
cream, strawberries and cream, Roman
T,,,. ftiro. -,-t ~ e...,., IL =. |
arpta taratce It Tie Yar1ctls-in this ,oaeste
way until few days ago, WHEN the astound-
Ing discovery Vas made that '.Afiss Addie'
vas man | OF course the manager aud her
crowd OF admirers were bnth astonnded, aud |
iucl!ned to doubt thelr senses; bat in spite
, 1865-06-29
The EaxtID1n Defsieatinn-ItsA Amount
Oh The increase.


The fiien1s of Smith J. Eastman, who, "a
We bave mentioned, recently disappeared
from his place Of business In Broad street, and
lis home in Brooklyn, In consequence, as is
supposed. Of deta1catlons to the extent Of at
least s500, Geo, sesm to think his recent COZ.
duct the result Of mento1 rather than moral
arrangement. They a!lege that the SANDER
Gus stories circulated about him when q can
didate !or the Board Of Education, seriously
affected Ills understanding, and that since
that period he has not been altogether him
self.
The amount Of Eastman's defa1ca!ious, 1t Is
cot probable, will ever bc exact1y known, as
EerEors who have suffered from advances
made to him are fearfal Of injuring their ere-
dit By stating their extent. We hear the
amount siyen ID the street as high as 5000,
COO and S700. .000, and some estimate 1t as high
as &, ,oc0. GOO. But ne ore inclined to believe
the last figures an e1aggeratlon.
Eastman's fiisnls app.ehend be has com.
mitted suicide but We can hardly doubt be
has taken his departure for Europe. The as
fair Is extremely unfortunate, and has very
naturally plunged his estimabie famlly in the
1eertst distress. r"~
, 1865-06-29
DISASTER At SEA,
Steamship Golden Rule Wrecked In
the Gulf.
all on Board dSayed-PaA4enGers Live
Ten Days on y Barren Reef.

lFrom the New York Herald, s5sh.l
:, The steamship, Golden Rule, belonging to
the Central American Transit Company line
o. California steamers, via Nlcasagun, left
New York May e, with i've hundred and
y-dve passtugels and crew OF one hun-
Everything proceeded favorably until the af-
ternoon OF the Goth, when the weather be-
came very dark and equally, with torrents Of
rain, which continued through the night.
On the morning Of May 30th at half past
three the ship struck On Roncador reef, in
latitude IS degrees IS minutes, longitude 80
degrees 4 minutes, and In thirty minutes
struck the reef was seen, the helm put hard
starboa1d, the engine stopped and had
made q half turn back wheh she struck.
Every exeltlon WIS made to save the ship,
but she came broadsfde On the reef. At tue
same time the engineer reported the break
Ing very jast. The boats were Immediately
1oVertd and brought under the Ice side Of
the ship, the masts were cut away and the
ships company we're preparing to build RATS
for the safety Of the passengers and crew.
During the day there was light breeze
from eastward, with very heaTy rain squalls
and a very heavy swell, which broke com
pletely over the ship. During the afternoon
an Island vas discovered to tho northwest,
ord Captain Dennis eent the first assistant
epgfneer-Mr. Uoderhill-to report On the
rrac'Icability of landing the passengers and
stofes~ ~ ms return nc 1epofleu tnc islana 70
pe a9ont t"eise acIes III t1teat, aesIiule q
VeGeLaHons puI VAL numoet o1 smal! Tells
on u. ntlolE nEnt 'ne rev succeeata u con
slncune 1aiM ron tae aulflcane deck, tops
The women and children, and By a. N. had
safely landed two hundred and thirty BY
means + snall boat: n the meantime the
tail bad IT, Al, IS
eaptaaa atsps.eueo ~. 5en1!snos tho Alat
osts' st' I'LL ~ sna as1tat
Sanitcnt ~ ~. " ~, useas H., alS M ~, hot
In3St ~, nv o1ss tt .. sns ooAts
s.,1s aud 1ta1tstnns s sno ~ ~ t "'tn passs
siI mi1ss aie,ant rha r.;,;oe % go at'a9a 9o
occupied in trarsportin. 1,asaen"srs f,on, " ts
ship to tho raft, made list TO ths rocks inside
Of the reef. Before night. every man, wonp1
and child escaped. Tie crew were also safeI,
landed on the istand.
On the night Of the 31st the ship com
June S, all were engaged in curing provls.
ions, stores, baggage, mattresses, blankets
&C., Necessary to sustain life on the islaud.
About half Of the baggage and stores Was
sayed-the latter in very bad condition.
Al one p. n. June the Captain dispatch
ea INC sGcon9 ooat, n csalge o. the ses9no
oucef. MI. neia, Will the p9fser, VI" 10
gers, 70 Asplo"all, t"o hun4sea ano ut'y
miies 9stants lar ! assistance. "a @ .he ON aoo
Gt1 oi June lhe ship became q tofal wreck
and rothin= then remained but part Of hel
engine; IN the 7th the Cap, 9ln proceeded te
.IG llaGa, Hnefe he Ionnu Lenis eteeteo
bedabe aisIsioatea, aaa esely!nins wo5klne
wen. ~ soa', Ky em.e. tsa1n,ses; ,.a .o mao 1 pu'
enty 70 tisqty Eanone ol Talet pss oay' ano
WHICH WIS III peTltCt HUEhlHH pIuels LII Cdte
, 1865-06-29

BuAxAv o1 YAYps ~ D DoCks. Dec. %. lao3
Neefrs+ HostKTTB1 SMITH, F1tt3ba1X, PA-:
GESTLkAE1: About four yeArz stnee, my Atfentx94
4 ths ttms pe.s:i H1,s5S s5 70 cyspesAa II u e g
N uninterrupted nights s!eep. Icoynmeneed the7
0, you1 Ente.s, excepr thAt she enao VIA reuuees ii
By The nr1t bott.e fhe second reile7ed ne entifeiS
but k&7e ever slHee taken 4 dcse In tho mpfxiS9
1pEttlzer Of tie most agreeable ehatsc:er. ThereHS
ceruliaFt1y in tLa effect ct jour BitteFs me Vh1e
sMeHsg eveF 4! aeusely With The heaasche. doss "a
1out bltten rtlisys. rao M q aneea inmates. Ia g.
be reIufnet 70 .hs etst- Q. neA'ta = which rom u
Ap~ FelteYe red fur Als the money in tho void
IN, with sIeht respect. JoW oeecleut 1cf741s.
JOHN #. BhOHAUau. CHEZ GSx
, 1865-06-29
Convention OF Adjutant Generals.

The Convention of Adjutant Generals. to
he held in this city on the tenth Of July, WIN
b. ar interesting conyocatIon. Eye1y Stote
which has assisted in putting down the rebel
lion viii be represented by its AdJu ant-Gen-
eral. The principal subjects for discussion
WAl probably hf-the best methods Of COM
the mcet efficient general militia system,
With view, pe1hsps,, Of, . recommends. ion
10 the eenernl government. Each delegate
viii, no doubt. make important reports Of
the raIt which the constituency that he has
served has taken in the grand contest for the
maintenance of the Government. The ses-
elon @ q the convention will not unlikely take
Honse, and continue three or four DAYS, Our
ettizsns, we Lave no doubt, VII give these
representatives, Of the military depsrtmeut
o. The patriotic States cordial nna ,sp!.
tabls wclcome.~BoIsn I5asseyipt a3d.
, 1865-06-29


Yesterday aflcrnoon, thirteen guns were to
be fired ron the one gun battery OF the Vol
uEteer Reireshment Saloon, in memory OF At-
mirM Dupont. deceased. The gun vas IN
charge Of Mr. B. Brown and John Med ona1d,
the fo1mer being at the breach and the latter
af the muzzle. The first gun was fired, and
as Mcdonald was rammtng home the second
cartridge, a pre mature explosion Unopened,
and the unfortunate man was blown from
his CUR. The flesh was torn from his arms
even above his elbows, aud the blood gushed
f1cm his eyes. The poor fellow raised his
shattered arms abo7e bis head, and dancing
or ree1ipg round wildly in great pain, fell at
the foot Of the flagstaff. He Was imncdi-
ately taken into The hospital, where be re-
ceIyed all necessary attention. after which be
was placed In m ambulance and conveyed 70
his home. His wife accompanied him In
the ambulance. The rammer was broken In
to several pieces, They fell harmless in ths
vicinity of Front street. A New York regt.
ment had just arrived, and many Of the men,
veterans from the field Of slaughter, turned
sick at the shocking slsh1. Mr. Mcdonald is
well known as the owner Of small boats,
used TO convey passengers from the wharf to
nayal and other vessels in port.
, 1865-06-29
$3.50 Damages fer mr.. Llnconl,e Death,
Washington Cor. PHILADELPHIA Itauiter,1

It Is eaid that bill was presented last week
to the Treasury Dep artment for five hundred
and fifty dollars damages alleged to hlve
been done sheets, pillow cases, and carpets,
and for hire Of servants. at the house IN
Tenth street, opposite Fosd'a Tneater, In
which President Lincoln died.
This is to compensate for. the occupation of
the premises about ten hours by distinguish
ed officials on the unfortunate occasion.
When 1t is considered thet this house vas
open for exhibition at fifty cents per head
for considerable period after the Pre- ,ident's
dtatb, when Washington was crowded with
strangers to attend his funeral, aud subse-
quently to witness the grand reviews, and
allied thctefrom, this last demand Is rather
cool. Its chances Of passing the Auditors
inspection are rather problematical, as it is a
debt which, If due at all, Is chargeable to the
estate Of the deceased President.
, 1865-06-29

him as to any of lis friends, aud no doubt
he will be as ready to correct them. To the
coming session of Congress we look for the
proper settlement Of many vexed questions
Our representatives. in the national 1egisla-
ture viii 50 to Washington, fresh from the
1apr u Re Deo 1d eas ee3f nee
not be atnid thai Congrtss Will admit repre-
sentatiyes from the late insurgent States,
unless they, and the Stats they represent,
shall give proof Of their loyalty. It Is pos
Eib1c, too, that Congress- viii have something
70 say on the negro suffrage question, and
that such laws viii be passed as will secure,
tn accordance With constitutional requtre-
ments, "a republican form Of Goyetnment'
10 nll States asking rc-admlsaiQn.n
, 1865-06-29

EoEBecK TO HIS coysr1rrFs1s-1Asr
sfIeRGE OF REBEL. srMrArH1zEK.
ar; Roehnes, n. p, addressed turbn,pnt
u. st ne o. ms constituents at Sheffield on The
~ hst., aid made the following aslnstnn f.,
! say I am as much op,osc5 :, ,,.
as you [hsar, hraIl but tsere s'a'e.y
meny Ways Of getting rid Of s1ss s
very. One Is to ret nd OF The s,n,.a
1, Ibnt Is being cone at the present 1nomrnt
Ilex " & a1e dyne by hundreds of thonsanas
l"Whe1e" ard No.'l then saia. and
~ ~ row nov tass iee bet war Of emancipatins
II; to f1t them for freedom, and bv tsat
Eesns not to incur the horrible euIlt Of kE1.
3ng mary miilioBs Of your fellow men
lLouehser.l Thnt is all / ned ssy abans %
ATet'ca. ["How about recocn .xne H..
seuth ri 1smquite sure that If the Sonth
bad been recognized great good would hsyc
, 1865-06-29
IyaEssE EM1GRA11oy ACROSS TIE p1ArSs

! IMMENSE EM1GRAI10E ACROSS TIE TLAISs,
4 dispatch received Of Gen. Dodge's head,
Quarters states that the emigration acros5
the plains this SEASON far exceeds that Of any
i, revlons year. During the mon.h Of Msy
?. r thousand wagons passed Fort ksarney,
fol- trains continued to. pass that post IN
ard numbers. The emygrants are bound
large 1ho, Montana, Salt Lake, California
for ID. 'rplaces. The lpdfans had not mo-
and 9Th, 'emigrants to any motto cable extent,
Tested the he routes are con sfdered ,s.fe.
1na all I. stationed st the various posta.
Troops are pie protection to the .rains.-
and afford an. rat 31th.
q Ta,Is D4tnn
, 1865-06-29
READ D. Z. y. sOUTHWpRTHy LKrrxK.

.... 8EctdETpwa, DC, April l. SsL3
AexAt3. HC3rEITE4 d &NI1ut
GNTIx1xs: i E1.ss naa pleasure 70 add my 49,
up1ta1 To hcAe OF Cthsfs In tAVEf Ct your xcaIl4
preparation Several years Of residence on TIE baafa
OF Southern styes and o. close trpueaston TO lN.
~ work h4d 70 thoroughly exhausted uJ naYcGe
sYtten and undermined ny health tn4t had beeasSs
= martyr to tyspeEasa and nervous hcad1caR
recurring 1t shoF: Intervals. and detT6S
al1 Known reEeoles In tho Matef1a aIedica. H.
core to the conclusion teSt loshluE but total cs11
Of residence and pursuits would 'Testora my aea}s
when Friend EerornHent ed Hostetter1 B1tfes1-
procured botte u an experiment. Il feauira3
the right coannauen q remedies. Tns relief e1aEA
INST TILED Hoste ters Bittefs. IL but Iast 10
ta: have found the preparation al Il claims to -
1t il standard family cordial With u snd even =
ltulnut FreteT to An7 thing sEt; bat He 1sG 4
y Al neIvous: oi!oos and d{ypeptic ca4ee rom Iss
down 70 toeth.che. what hAve now s.td Will lee1(
any dyspepuc OF uErvoH4 tLfA.ta to I sure remedy.
Rhan have d1ne sonic good
lfttnAil, 1eALeMta, respectfully yo1rs,
E b. & n. aJCRTHWQETH
, 1865-06-29
Sptetal Rpttte6.
DOCTOR BfEeluW-

u the only Physician q Specialist now fu tbs city
tha& can be cu1rnY zet1sd upon. Go 70 mx. and not
guf7 thai HngxH1I urzxA41 70 remain In Ye nj sYs+
ten dhnxurinx your tAca md tadY, nesldna destroy
Ing your happlnoss and frtu1e pso4pec7 IN uta- ns
tas made PRIVATE D1s8AtEs and NERVOUS DE-
BuLIY hiJ study for the last twenty 5rasz. and Il
Che4e 1ore the PERSON whom Ill a.cted shculd ccns3r.
Ho one sv heard Of patient Of hit not being cured
einoe he has neea IN the eisJ. h, srp1s.uon hss
voucaen IN III the city p4pes. hia patients aud he
medical pso&aasou both ha4a and ahsoad botnk the
mnst sIed specialist here a7d Through msatoE Of
&n Hcxul D1aeases. II IL othsrs fA1. don't despair;
s1re him = call It Is calT common Occurrence
With him to cure s9eh ea.s. Hp roo1a art separate
tor lsalea and fe.uemen, and The ucst conpaeta IN
the city. Copzult st1ona ooe and eontdostAl ot1ee
Eo. 1zD 8opth Ckz1 1sroet, nornr Of &on1pt. hal3
sloct Rom the Ppst Umce. Pust Once Bo1154 {. Chi
esxn. Ill. Onne bou1s rom A. Il tesF-4-
send for h.a .aulde % Health" puhlllhed month.
II, frue Of chs.Ke.
yorxo Hsx TAXx HAK110u1Ak Ho11C-Ooctor
R,w4,ow devotas nuch ofhl1 tmat - thatznatmeat OF
.bose e, caused by aecrat habit which runs both
BODY ant mind u1nt.inx the unfortunate individual
Sor cttfs bnainass or society," ThesAd eect ct those
ea,iy hanit. o. The eesa Of xipr ye211. Il to weaken
and deut.te The constitution, dtas1uJ tne physical
md mental pose7, dininlah and aufeeble the na:urA
feeanx1 and exhault the vitxl saGEiea Of manhood
the pleasures of kse rnaIred4 Tn shject Of marriage
fpat.Ated snd e1i1tenee itself rendered atcsm OF nn
ceasine nisc-y and EsEFet Huch Iassona especially
those coptenpAttnx MARRIAGE should ose no TINA IN
mailing Immediate Application. ~ Dr.. b. By hta new
e,sstneut u enabled 10 3nsuso speedy and peEmA-
ncut cnft.
once 17n South Ga.k stsoet, cor. Of Monroe.
, 1865-06-29

CORPORATION NCTICE

V3f1C3 U1 1EK B011D 0f FL1Ef1t W0EK1 I
wn.,... cuCA co JunH .Sfh, l565 I
c.rn hss -neGoEmon touoci1 OF the city Of Chi.
r no'she.n terminus 10 Willow a1ref IL t,le
rcc ~. pnnllc notice Is hereby given to m
kcsSd Panl!e Wne,, ,hst ~ GonHasioners of tic
s. is r. b.s H. ~ ~ e,sY ~ oi jalJ
The damages rhAt vill ansn 1r,a. q e assets
With The cesta Of the pfocoesinrI r.
SID contElu nla:ed Improvement 1 ue MAElhX OF
hs kenIhi ccsEtpton nt the land to b enns.rr,.A
ates 80 - a100 re: OF .ut,'o. nino ii III Ibe
-. g II :et ot biz tten 10, tho suSd;vis;on
2! tns es n1 q ;ot one a. OF block ops is Of sh.t
Ac'o aoe1a9a 70 Gn1taTp. ]. T. &11NDELE
FIRED lkTZ
Cn.,,,,....... o. J EDaE,
ifEf6EtY .-N -N.-N y y! uOl1G NQI6.
, 1865-06-29

~ OFFICE. WASHINGTON, juno 2tst, 1855.
nn The Petluon Of LA , AsEny, E1Ecut.i1 OF tie
p!sylrK feF the sx;enaion q patent xanted 70 she
December ga, 54. for Improvement In HnrTeltera
9or s.sen yeats f:on ~ e1p:Eh.on Of said pstcns.
<l u o.dfred that the zald tlton b. heard 1t the
PAtet: Q1te on Monday. the 9Th day OF Ee3te q eer
next at y O'Clock and Ill rettoas arc no1thed 10
appear and show cause. u any they have. Why SAID
relitton ousht not 10 be granted.
Pttsora oppc1lrx t.e Extension are required u fIe
IN ne Patent unca thei- otj c.toIs. psclslly ssE
of hst9nr ii ;es;!opT lii b. esser n9tV ~ "a ~
ted in Arcordance With tho ru1e. OF the orlec which
Til BE- tuIpflhed on application.
Detoaitioas and other pspa,s relied opoa al te,ti.
lie day at heartaE; thH srZn II alY. within ten
days af'er the Ming Of tasttUooy
Lrctfet auo. that this uat.ca b. p1hllaacd IL the
Chronicle Wa1hir Kron D C. I'D the .oune. Chtea-
70, H.. once wEex for three aactfatfye weefs: tee
r3Bt aAd publications to he At least glxty days pt
Fiou3 to tne day Of hearing
p. r. HOLLOWAY, Conf Ct Patents
}c2&Cy.t t1tSVSWS1p
, 1865-06-29
NORPORkTION NOTICE.

~ VFf1e1 OF TEE Ho4xo or PCRL1o WoEfs,f
CHICAGO, june Y / 1b65
Whs7eas. the Common Council Of the C!:Y II Ctucx.
70 aA ordefod thA, Calhoun Place. between pesrbs.n
fsia ~ cId cn5f - e e soIs 2E the
thousand tWo hundred and tp1tJ.tVo q ioo dnia ~
assesst1 upon thu r. estate daeso benefited bT thn
Of the Heviaed Charter, u amended tn mel rs.c
nAda md prot tded. ~ s1s9
huE, therefore, puhue notica 1t here ~ s1ven an
ra:fot1 IN eIeBsed. thu tic Comulk4ona,x ar tne
IoAst Of Public Work. viii meet 1t Room NO. IS In
tae Court 8DlAe In said city on the 9sh d4y or Jann
D. tsG At the Ecut OF 1e o'clock T. N To as.ass Ill
amount directed A7orea1ld BY ths Common q uecsi
70 be AAaessed tho real e4tstH deemed tCesre1 ~
Inc said Contemplated improvement
g. GINDNX
FRED LKrZ
OIL R03K
E9mmlslonan Of tho BoArd OF Pualc Wo,ks.
, 1865-06-29

A Coon Pun PROM BEILER.-Gen. Butler
In his letter to the Faneuil Hau meeting,
says:
to make the editice Of straight black walnut
rather than Of cross-grained white oak, es-
pecially If the sticks of the latter are so
crooked that thcY Will not lie st1.1."
, 1865-06-29
READ 9AMUBL BYREy LETTER

E4XV. n
EXAR AL1I1NpRiA, VA NAY ~ 1sz
uelsa- Hee1ETrxk 3aS1U-DeAr sifs: viii -
Hcststter's Stomach Bttie-s, with buf. for Vs;es
sui 1enit ron On recsipt Of sans, as an unable =
Il could Sc soid readily. y il kuo1a 10 Be- tSe G
2I:pa1suen Z 9se i5E a1sa4es hiring .astr s,is
soid nantTtc1 af .FfepalaucnA, bus goas 6ss
teri are supfr!cs to hny sh,nx Of tte ftu4 I
10 wltEout It. should ht be ever 10 so;ust s1%
healthy: lot y = mt cn!5 Restorative eut Prs
fhare bees Affected .th reroac udSesticn.. and .
medicine tM ever .Sosded me 1ha Fe.ssi yours ~
md tlubt yea WI !tAs no time In sending LIS Bss
aAItM. ByEEs, Hospital.
, 1865-06-29
DURYEA'S
NJ A II e N A

h,c ne ~ nutritious and ax.e4.
Whse s nans T., ,manEastasot noa ;he candeasi
fut np Il ponrd Packages, unGaT fhe III -
Aatsend With cizcct1onl tor r1a Il i siw4Vs
Ghoca Astieie fQr dessert "A17
- FaEtt1 y Erade arc invitsd 70 cal, tor ~ en-
presenting thcm with samples, S~0- A0
, 1865-06-29
EEAk TIE WITNEs6u!

Worthless and pe7nie1ous articles a-e 10 eiAa pse.
ats5ea 1p y No Adss.I.inK columns Of me Prs9 d
AGlle4k&0 leIefts &nat the prOpEtdtots Of HoES1s1
BittE13 fhtaly give quotations. hum their bnsins0%
rtspcndance, lest tho aENVlNK OPINIONS u -
Be confouaded BY tas untt2 King With ihe fasoas ~
raaeole p1t t1to the mouths Ct AHN OF sTKAW q
object "a - SELL bosh shalr trssh and he PUBLIC
Re!tsytEE, however, that FACTS 1APORrAE7 ~
aad which can BE- VERiF1kD At ANT MOMENT d
to be hid nadtra hushe., tie e2dsr7ixneu p1hi1h u
low tex cnmnunieassGas of seesns date. 70 vHssk
1Anse time EaPEC1ALLY REQUEST Iii r,ade19 ~:
may fee1 Interested tn the subject, to address f63
fet:resR of tSe tArttcr1Af2-
, 1865-06-29
Rrm Publications,
LIFE OF RORACE MANN,

LIFE OF HORACE MANN,
tlate Pres. Of An,lcen College, Yellow spr!ns1 oh.oJ
By Hls WIFE
svo. C. pAsls. pcrelled boa:ds. Git top. 1s
This invaluable blokraphT nss been txo or thses
yep il PREPARATION and eagerly loaked for. It will
not d!s4ppo.ct the wanes* snteipa Ions Of the na-
bc1.e1, ii .nds o1its suheC&
the PRESIDENTS WORDS:
ths muss tefse. co oodentod. and Vctxhfy pAss22m
fpm the Speeches, A6dleAeea and Public Oocu-
MentA Of Fresldent Lincoln. vol. Iun. Edttcd
BY ReT. E & Hals- u
TIE CHURCH OF TIE FIRET fHKKR CEafuR1Eh.
By Hcv a IAusop- D.D- Ncv. revlsed. and 3reatu
enlarged edition tvo- IL
KKAsoN n RELIGION. BJ Rev. F.hHodse, y. D.
limo. f.
HmToRr OF 1HK AEf1-slAvKRY MEASURES
OF TIE s71u AND ssrH CONGRESSES. By saoA.
tor Hillor, Of Nan. New. revised and enlazkea
edition. containing 70 raxes uf additional mater
Aeovalnk tho Acts OF the lAat sasalon- Limo. T..
NaErms GREAT ~BBTuKY OF FRANCE" Psrt
Z ~1he Axo Of Louis XIV : Tol1, with stsel por-
tslls. NOW ,esdy. q
MAKuxEAUs HsToKY OF HEG1AND Vols l
and Qs0tls2s}. How teaty. s,
TIE TH1FKNo BAYoEEr. By J.K, Hozmar. n
thor Of :" Color Gaa.d." 4.7a
IoU1HB HISTORY OF TIE RRsKlILoN- Vol. 2.
Roanoke To Nuftreesboro. By the author Of " Iha
Ponte es Boz" With original illustrations. {131.
BHLN. Bling Vol. Of the faTos1te -speetae.e
Eer1eA" P1ofuBely Illustrated Il
PHILOSOPHY AS ABSOLUTE SCIENCE. BY & l..
and A. I. Fsothlnghau. Octave. 49,
THE HouR WHICH CoAETH. AND NOW Is. ser-
mons by Issv. James Freeman Claskn. LIMO. also.
Beyelled poa1ds, red CaGes. sSl75.
PUBLISHED BIT
Walker, Fuller. s. Co.
BOSTON,
And told bJ ALL BooKsKLLKEs. or sent rIEH xA1I.
m rreipt OF the sdveztlsed priea.
SeTsctS 3-IC 11t&<AT
, 1865-06-29

The hassh csy winter Cough which aaeca OLD
PROFILE and fSvALtpS In . Low STATE OF
HEALTH. can bs 8FFRCTUALLY CUR8D BY tho
use Of
DR., CARRIERS COUGH BALSAH.
Nvuns not.tfns s1t stimulates the whole bseath-
lug apparatus, and lupsrts LIE to tas saelAted
8yste1n. ,..
, 1865-06-29

The New Orleans Picdyune aays that, of
the famous rebel Crescent Regiment which
lett. TINT city three or four years ago, 1,1O
strong, only sixty-one survive. It was COM
pcEtd OF the sons OF old citizens, many Of
Whom were taken II. from n, ne schools schools ossiSre
had been called ont Tor three months seryi:e.
and In the expectation that they would ~
absent only fol this period, many imr "a turs
youths were persuaded to 60. The ,ree:: :. ~ !
was soon re-organizzd fur the we- t.h.n. !. ~
battle OF Lobadieyille its l.euta~ -. ~ tn5
n ~ if1e ] s1.3,sennent @ M camr- ,.ment captured.
the ~ TSpimenti har;r~ .-Agns of Gen Taylor,
E ss i ssaa ':se s5!fsssgss sas sns ssf
ten.. "1s NJ Fly annihilated, the Colonel, Lieu
= ut Colonel, and many Of the officers and
.nree-fonrths Of the men being killed and
wounded.
, 1865-06-29

IL HEREDITARY. and may be transmitted nv eI.bar
parent o. both These whc .tspcet rou: ASTcAdSE
the exstenco OF anJ sgEELttc FilS Il their sJsteros
1hnuld not inu to use
DE-. MArk7x STphllltlc Cure and Pills.
aud thereby Eecure the certainly Oh pure scd hesty
Offspring. Parents 1a1tn- ths It5ease, sod hsYipa
3yFhilltc Gnls an pilIs. md CUBE YOURSELVES
AND CHHDE1N. They wlll make YQu a3d Your
CH4DEES UEE arc HEALTHY.