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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-18
rr Vour,h of July in London.

Fronl The London IIInts. JtIy D .,
The Birthday of American independence va" as
Aply celebrated yesterday, and never since Tue 1t
~ n,v l776 has that famous anniversary been nshered
in by events so gratifying 10 national pride During
the last four years the most sangnine OF AerlGs
mingled feelings How robust his faith in the des
t,ny of his country could not shut his eyes to the
evidences of actual disruption and possible disso-
Franklin and jefferson had been evidently dis.
placed. and no one could predict with confidence
that they could ever be restored to their original
nositiop No wise man would commit him
self 10 such prediction; but experience has abund-
anty proved the extraordinary strength OF the fabric
So far those who believed In the native vitality OF the
great Federal Republic have right 10 exuit but We
venture TO think that two speakers ut Wilisi
Kooms Lat night somew hot misstetsd the nature Of
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France.

Omar PaSha had arrived in Paris, and had an
interview with NJ. Drown dc Lhuys.
The drawing Of the bonds for the prizes in the Mexi
can Lottery loan took place the 3D. and seven shares
were drawn.
The session OF the Corps Legisatf closed on the 4th
The VcePresident. NJ. Schneider. in hs farewell ad'
dress to the House said they would probably rcsssen'
bic early in January next. He pointed out tho import
anee of the matters discussed during the present
session and the liberty of the debates into which. he
added political CONTROVERSIES have largely entered
troverses respond TO those which occupy the public
mind and enlghten the nation. They cannot bnt
strengthen Government such as that OF the Emperor
The Pare SAYS: We enabled TO state that France
and England acting with view to the preservation OF
peace and general Cancellation have come to an agree
ment upon the principal questions which may result
from the present state of American Affairs.
The BOurse remained firm on on the 18th Rentes
closed at OFF 7c about the same as the present day
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COUNTERFEIT NATIONAL CURRENCf'-T
y.l .dr,r,;.,, gives the following:

NeKnrk
.be oounterfeiter Jerry Cowsden. who was arrested
AZ C;uttenbure Hudson township. on last wednesday
was brought 70 this city this morning under charpe o
Sew.York detective officer w. g. Elder and United
States detective and "a preliminary examination Was
held before United States Commissioner john W hile
head in the office Of A @. Keasbey. esq United oth4s
District Attorney who has charge OF the case on
mari of the Government Elder testified fully as to the
circumstances Of the arrest. Cowsden was found al
about l2i o'clock in the day time In an upper story OF
the house actually engaged in the work. surrounded
With ali The apparatus pertaining to his nefarous pro-
session The stock on hand was brought 10 newark.
N consisted Of three hundred dollars OF counter
fit fifty cent notes. and thousand dollars or more
in different stages OF preparation The plates were
aIso shown to the COMMISSIONER as wei as engraver
tools &C The counterfes the best With which the
Treasury Department acquainted They may, now
aver be detected by slight rrcgularity In the words
.Engray ed and Printed at the Treasury Department.
AZ the foot Of the note There is also an appreciabe
difference in one of Washingtons eyebrows, when COM
pared with the picture the genuine As In the case
Of ali commercials the straight lire engraving Is in.
feror The back OF the note seems almost perfect and
ii would indeed require experienced eye to discover
any signs OF spurOusness in this admirable deception
Its said that some four FIVE thousand dollars IN this
money have been printed. When caught, Cowsden ac'
ged that his game up. and said that that
was an unlucky day for him."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-18
Horrible Outrage In Tennessee-A Family
Of Three Persons Murdered In Cold
rnm Tie Memnhi. Commercial.

From lhe memphis
The frequency with which murders and other
ontrares occur in the neghborng country calls for
measures the most severe assist In their suppression
Srca dny masses that does not bring accounts Of
,bef,s and robberies-bold unbushing crimes perpe-
troted often In the very sight Of the helpless people
Mo FAR removed from the officers OF law, are mpoent
10 repress the infamies TO which they are prey y
case of this kind was recently brought to our notice
by Air. Thomas Ferguson, who pursued the
murderers of his brother and captured them
here The circumstances Of this horrible ont
rage are Of the boodcurdling character With
ont pretense of prov0caion, strangers TO him, these
men went to the house of Mr.. q. Ferguson about
o'clock on Saturday night last aud without word OF
warning or any ntimaton Of their approach even the
fantes opened fire upon him. his wife and helpless n'
FAINT of three or four weeks life. One. two ana three
shots were fired before Mr. Ferguson coud gam the
foor AL of which happily were without erect Oat the
moment his form visible by the food OF moonlight
another and another shot in rapid succession followed
until the scoundres had empied every one RON thelr
reyolyers. literally Kidding his body and inhleting
wounds that have ere this sent him to his grave The
ap als of his poor weak wiic bed ridden from recent
Confinement aud the cries OF her ustoorh Dape TEL on
pitiless ears No words however touchingly couched
could arrest the demons They continued their Assault
until their ammunition was exhausted, ana the
sound OF approaching help called them from Their VIC
times Ia sense OF sefsecurity. Then only did they
cease and taking counsel Of their fears tnd safety o
a brief period In hght. Going down 70 the river on
the bank Of which, opposite Barhed Point, the ueeg
was perpetraied. they stole they murdered man sk
and 1oated down 10 this city, distance OF NV es.
As soon ~ Mr. Ferguson was assured tse sssassihs
had left his premises he crawled out OF .ne house
bleeding almost from every pore) to"iu is % p'e
nei9hbors lint his wounds and suferngs were TOO
much for him. He failed, and when some hoh9reu ~
two yards from the doorway lay down TO die. Here ne
was found By q neghbor Mr.. Fits who' summoned W
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Very Latest By the City OF Warrington,
lBy Telegraph from London to Queenstown
nil

Ieegr1ph
LONDON. July o. 1865.
Mr. Bgelow, the American Minister at Paris,
gave fete on the 4th Of July which was largely at
tended
dissolution Immediately followed.
The Queens speech delivered by commission.
II reoices at the termination Of the civil in mer
ca and trusts that the evil caused by tho long conflict
may be repaired and prosperity restored in tho States
which have suffered from the contest. She regrets
that the confederation scheme IN British America was
not carried out. believing that 1t would give the
Provinces additional strength ard lead TO many i'm
provemcnts She expresses qualification at tue assur-
ances Of devoted loyalty from the Provinces.
LIVERPOOL, July 3-Evening.
The steamship Lafayette. from New. York. arrived
early this morning at Brest, having picked up from
three boats As passengers from the American ship Will
liam Nelson, from Antwerp for New.York, with 4st
Messengers The fate OF the remainder WA not known
LATEST COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, July 5.
CoTToY-Sales to-day 5000 bales. The market
1, v.rv dull and quotations are barely maintained.
BRgApsTUYYs quiet and steady
PaoyrsIoss are inactive. Lard hrm
LONDON, Juys
Con.ois 9Otd9ol for money: ,, 49,
AMERICAN SRCURIrIEs-llinois etra shaIes o3t; Er'
shares 81 aa53t; FiyeTwente' Is~|
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A FurAL YOUTH.-On the 4th Of August
Last In the absence Of his mother, Mrs. Matilda King
Icoored) from her apartments at No ~ Wooster -
her son william aged 20 years, stole from her clothing
and jewelry TO the amount Of STA and after pawnns
arrested on the complaint Of his mother by Officer
Schols Of the Eighth Precinct Justice Dodge com
mitted him.
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Austrin,

A Vienna paper of the Sd inst says: The
nomination of Count Be,cred Minister OF State will
appear in t6.morrow's official Gaisus The Archduke
Charles Louis will make communication to morrow 70
the Upper House Of the Reichsrath relative TO the
Ministerial crisis
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Dem ark.

II was stated that postal treaty had bee
concluded between Denmark and Prussia, by whic
letters passing from any place IN one country to t.
other will pay Uniform rate Of three graschen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-18
Sphiu.

It is asserted that Gen. Prim will be ap.
pointed Engineerin. Chief of the spanish army. and
Senior Oloziga will be nominated Envoy Extraordinary
a, the Court of King Victor Emanuel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-18
Mr.. Seward on English Recognition OF the
Termination Of the Rebellion.

Earl Russell laid before Parliament on the
9th inst the following dispatch from Nr Seward to Sir
+. Bruce, the British Minister at Washington, in
reply TO the official notification that the Government OF
Great Britain had recognized the Rebellion in tho
United States as at an end:
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Mechanics, and Traders, Bank.-sts.sI usnt Of

IN. MECHANICS AND TRADERS BANK required By chapsr
40 Laws 1859 week entussa,ursy the 18th day Of JAY
OF Loans and Discounts ls6xbSc y
Circulation. rcsSvy
Average amount OF Deposits i,oVsovv -
ami County George w fOue CASHIER o. NE
duly d,e and say thst me
above statement correct Of OWED &c and
GEORGE w. YoULE Casher
sworn before me this nth day Of 'uy loo ~,
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Corn Exchance Bank.-Copy of statement of Ii

COrn EXchanCe Bank.-Copy OF Na-tItut o. We
CORN EXCHANGE BANK required By Chapter $50 Lave Of isoSs
week ennz saturday. the 18Th day OF July 1905 "a
and .S2931390 ~
Aver =. amount a su-se ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l3lOrS %
Average sDvnt o. Csrcu alton aI.oSa
City and County Of New YorE W. A. Fails Cashier o. ne
Bank duly depoe and that the above
correct, the Of knowedge and belief
W. FALLS, Cashier
Sworn before me 18th day Of July. Ise6
J.sss A. Mooss Notary Public
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required Chapter 80 Laws Of isS Tor lie week ens SATURDAY
the 18th day u, July, lsS .... 49,. -
Average amount, Loans and Dsc "
OF Specie. lso,fos %
amount OF trcu.at &l.
A o.
CIV ans County York Francis Harris Cashier Of
Ss..au Bank daily dpoe md that TIE hosvs
sa,enrn correct. the best Of my knowledge and beel
T. " HARRIS, Cashier
Sworn beore thus 9Th day Of July. l'A p,u
CosxslIus a. DsoswAr, Notary Pubic
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Bank Of che New.York Dry Dock Go SSIs ~:


PAvr required Chapter the sndae
Saturday the 18th day OF July. 1855 .
q LosN and Discounts. %
sass
OF Circulation 1lso" ~
CIV and C1uny OF Sew Yors So T. Loskwood Csshes 81
the Dry mpsny beng duly dpose and v
above 7. j LOCKWOOD Cashier
sworn before this 18th day Of JAY lste
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-18
Bank Statements.
Bank OF Am,

Bank OF Anne rica.-S's.eoent Of the BANK o!
AMERICA Chapter 2 Laws OF leo3o ne yea ss>
ns saturday. tbs i5,h day Of July. laH ....... -
and DIscoants
amount Of Crrcnson as
City end County OF Punnett Prrsdem o. toe
Imers being duly shnsd derose ard say maj he MOVE
}. PUSNETr. President
tnzDSnc B,rL. Sotsry Pubhr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-18
Fulton Bnnk.-statemerI Of the FULTON BANK. :

Fulton Bank.-Ststemert Of the FULTON bANk' %
Of las tbs week eads saturday NJ
i6th day OF July, 1915: -.
Aversr. and Discounts .66s ~
Average Of Specs V4x,3xl ~
Average am DuLi Of Circulation xlslSa ~
City County Rbe H. Hsydock Cashier o.
affirmed and the ss
the bee. OF AnOwledse and beLeL
II. H. HAYD0CK. Cashier
AGrmrd before this 18th day Of July. lstS.
Tso~. Hsvoc otxryP abb
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BuIps Head Il anlk.-ots,ement of the BULBS HEAD
BANK Chapter 30 Laws oil le5J Tor the weet enine
Saturday the 18th day Of July lisa -
Avef,se and es8O,9JS %
Aver-s~ amount OF specie 1l,161 ~
ofICu l,O1O w
CIV and County OF New Yort 90: George w wle cashsrot
Bulls Head Bank sn that the above
ststeInens best Of knoweise and belief
q. w WILLErT Cashier
Sworn before i7h day Of July 1861
AuSrs Liza
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-18

Pank OF the State of New-YOrs .-ststsment OF
ID. BANK or The STATE OF NEwYoRK Of .se City o. se.
Yo required Chapter 20 Laws Of @ I the week eodins
saturday. the 18th dsy OF July. 1875; a..
Loans and Dscoans ~
,ve,,s. smoun, OF sr.es ............. 5O9, 94a 90
OF Circulation. xx6Oy ~
and County OF New York. T. @. w Dler.. CHo-
PAM OF New York. Of the Civ Of New
aemsntn
rect, 10 the best Of my knowledge and belief -
Sworn before me thus nth day Of July. 1875.
A. H.. RopsaIs. Notary Pubhc
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M0uufactuPers' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF the MANU-
fACTKERs Of the City o New York required By chaS
Ter 40 the week ending Saturday the 18th dy 81
July. 1868: ..o 49,. 81.
Average Of Loans and Dsouns g
OF Specs hsyot
Of Crcaaor. st'OVt W
Average amount Depo- oo VI
AMI County Of New YORK. l. James FOUNTAIN sMnet
the Manufacturer ank bns duly d'pe and s nat the
JAMES FOUNTAIN, Cashier.
Sworn before ne this 18th day Of July. lst5.
Epsl r. ir Public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-18

C,y aad County York Levi Arss fs.,ssn. q ne
soh yer BANK duly dep,se aud az tna ne
Staten !, correct to my knowlsdsr and lele
s"'' LEVI Agar President
e"''' 'e0'' "' N' ' Wy Hsssr P.Ixs., Notary Public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-18

Greenwich Bank.-Sts'enent OF Tue GRhENWICh
BANk N~Yok required by Chapter 30 Laws Of
1888 enns Saturday the th DAY Of JAY 1885,
Ayersge amour; OF Loans aud Discounts s6s9.e9l ~
Average amount OF Crcuston. lOlvo ~
City and County OF N,~York, William Hawes, Cashier
New York duly dspse
best knowedee
snc hehe.. WILLIAM HAYES, CssAer
sworn before me hi, nth day or JAY. 1915.
NHps Notary Public
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Oriental EanI.-St.ement ofthe ORlENIAL s nAN

pss c"se,.,ssl Law. o 1853 for week sndas saards
The 18th day Of July. 1876; ANA ots .,
Aversse amount Of Loav..... n
Ay.a
Av-rase amount OF Cr Sya N
Aver Depost-..
CIV ana County of York Washington hs,
eihe r,nta Bank beng duly depo,c ard 10y ca.b,y
statement - correct Whshlhoio-' "
o"''" ''"'' "N VIE Hsr.r T. Cu.rsAs. jr., Notary Paohc
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Mauufacturcrs' and Merchants Bank:-Sst

Neutrality-suspicious. 49,
p-nt of tnr MANUFACTU AND MERCHANTS BANK - -
an o Chapter for the week ending SATURDAY, ne
18th day o. July. ls6h; ..oa. s.~ a..
Ay-rsse amount and Discounts so "
Aver St,tSv ~
of Circulation I,fsS ~
Av.,r- amount OF Deposn n,*If,Os4 -
and Comfy York l. Abram Ives President OF the
Merchants Bank bua duy deoss and ~
Tic above kDo~ledse and BE-
lief AbhAn "LS r'es'oen-
H.. posy yofa Pub
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Manhattan Company.-Sta,ement Of the MANHA

TAN COMPANY Of the C NewYok OF the daily bshace
following accounts the week ending SATURDAY morning as
18th day OF July 1875:
Average Loans and Discounts "
amount o. sp~cJe 1sV0OSoc
OF Circulation. 1871 ~
CRY Nefok John Hsrbersr, Cashier u
the ouly &C.
statement correct 70 ne osst % ~
knOwitig, and be1et J. y HAhbEhoEr Sss'e''
9 80 - - - Errrr y ce.sr. IL. Notary Pubic
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North River Dank:-stsie@ent Of the NOET XII,

RIVER BANK ~ required Chapter 20 Laws 1901 OF me wees
ending Saturday. the i5th day July, lso5i ann -
Average amoun Loans And Discounts ......eIS0o.tys
Average Amounted Spe,e a.
Avsrss. amount Of Circulation. "a
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-02

% H> ~H- "a W. IN
HIDE AND LEATHER STORE,
uAvING purchased the stock of saddlery, Hard
III ware and Shoe Finding of the late J. NJ KING,
aud g now adding to the former stock, direct from
he manufacturers lar assortment 81
IeovhsR, SadIery. Hare: ware and
Shoe Finding,
All which offer to the trade at a: small advance
cost. r.,
owing brands ofleather:
A. Il. Tavlor's Gin Oal. Sole Leather,
Rumsey Il Co S Buffalo Oak Slaughter 5. L..
Bush 4 Towards Oak Spanish and SlaLgh-
tar Sole Leather,
KiefFers Pi,tsburg Oak Harness Leather,
. B BpidIe
d" Pads and Innings,
American Kip,
Also receiving srss hands, direct from New Yor.
xnS Phiaaaphia, the following brands OF French Call
ana < p:
LzaAnine, Susan Corion,
Lsvins Delon x Alloy,
| DefOe, Bodlna,
hagen b Snidt, T. l..
| ro,r.hsy With all articles belonging to the trade.
aHoH TINDINoS,
Lasts Pegs, Avis, Hammer.
Thread Shoemakers Tools,
Elastic Web, &c. &c.
CARRIAGES THIndndINes.
Enamel Cloth. Enamel Leathar,
Lace lacks, Dash Leather,
| Lace Web, Trunks, Nails, DC
saSlsss shs-mskers, and olhers, will ind il to the
ayaates to ri call be fore purchasing elsewhere
The Hishest Price paid for Hides, Calf Skin, Dee
| and 81 sep Pe,s. 10
Al the old stand Of NJ KING, Main Street, bstweeI
! La Sale and Columbus.
| a,,.wa June ~ lS62
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8 e LII r r. s.
LIVER PILLS,
Che Original, only True and Genuine }

IIneUfIgInaI, Only rue anu TtnuIHtJ
Has stood for Thirty years Staple Remedy unequale
ly medicine known for the of Lircr Complaint
tsireeSs SICK HeadgcIs and BiIioils Disorders. and ill.,
deed for the whole class OF diseases originating i'll hillary
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ETnM Settlement Notice.

SLATE ot iLLiNoio' ri, p,o,. or IN. tsss 8
NJ. - !, p, II, - ~ c,p. md 81
H. ~ a.. a. -, ", -, -, lou apJ credit orp O
"amtS " p't,I'' N' !, !, ,,;,;-,r.,,rof a do
" ~ 80. ,i -; -, ,.n,:.rip,, an ac,, ,use
" 70 - " 4, ma, ,,,.kiny "A Il md
settlement hi ADMINISTRATION, and for that pI'sc
made application III the County Court 81 La sal
county aforesaid. =, -.
We therefore require you appear before said Court
at the House in ottawa in -hi county on rriny.
the 18th day Of December. A. u. ls6j, being day
In the p,ceniler Term 4 lS65 at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon Of said day it you see fit 10 attend The maj Set
Element OF sail account.
: W. RAYMOND, Clerk.
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Attachment Notice.

STATE OF ILLINOIS 81. Circuit Court thereof Feb.
IA SALE toUNlY, ru.iry r-rm 4. D. lsC6.
Jesse W Drake ~ james Gilmore tttcinrut.
Public NOTICE i hereby giy-u To- James Dilmcrc that
wit of alta Amen i-ui the Office Of the clerk
the Circuit court 81 said IL sir county dated Il lst
~ Sutrabsr, ,. lNal 1t the jesse " D.ake
mi aglin., tine ,',tue> tho -. '-Ac. Gilmore for
the sum Of twelve hunireNann Ezty two dollars directed
T. the sheriff Of Knox county execute, which So VII,
mas been returned exec ufc.j
Now therefore, unless You the said jams fisor shah
personally Ice and APPEAR before th' sal 81 nit Court u l..
Stl,. county % uet'Tr the LTst ssy tie
thercp T." holden u the Court iISr ytt~d. the
ii-.t Nuia. o FriTU 1850, give special b,i and
pclG the said IInt Ci Judgment vii lie entered
az yon IL Of the said jessc IS. Drake, ard
slnuy Vf the prVsr. attICh. may sufficient to
satisfy SAIL JUDI IAi will br spi To satisfy the
HERMAN SlLNtk tiuk
Walker Brewer. Pi'h. AttSs NOV i'-iw
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elf, s.
IL
dmiarintrir
late Of the
se,i hcr<by
,uDtJ Court
s~a NJ the
y rat, a.
u sad Es-
ne pr pose
,detfed'ts
sy.sssto
4 rs''ff
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Etaal H0ocrtlsri,cn
Idm,,,istrators Notice..
ESTATE or MIcH,xL MILLER, Drcri

TsTNTE OF lII'H NhL MILLER, HEIEK
II HE undersigned having been appointed
Of the Estate Of Michael Miller,
county of la Sale and State Of Illinois. dece
gives notice that she will appear before the c
Of La Sale county, at the Court House in OF
January Term. on the Third Monday in Janus
which time all persons having claims again
tate are notified and requested to attend for I
Of having the same adjusted. All persons Il
said Estate are requested to make immediate
the undersigned.
Dated this 2sth day Of October. q 1865
JOHANNA MILLER, Admin
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-02

Hing fitted up the most complete SASH. DOOR and
BLIND "a CORY and planning MILL TO be found in
the State, - - prepared to fill orders in this
inr 0. business at shorl -"'ice and Low RATES. A
complete stock Of the OrdnaI ICES Of SASH glazed
and ing azed) DOORS BLINDS, FRA" rS and MOULD
INGS always on hand, and our cilitit. turnin
out work such that We can supply unusua 50
short notice We determined 20 use nothing but
the best SEASONED LUMBER in this department. and
machinery being all new and OF the most perfect
kinu. We cannot fail to make god work
Having the benefit Of machinery. can do all kind.
Of Carpenter WORK with greater dispatch ever
We prepared to make
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NEW SKIRT FOR 1866.
The Great Invention of the Age in
HOOP SKIiI:S.

J. W. BR4DLET'S Ssls PItent DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
| Tor do,.ble) SPYING SKIRE
This Invention of Duplex (or Elliptic Pure
Refined Steel Springs. ngrniousy Braided Tightly and
firmly together edge edge. making the toughest most
flexible. elastic aud Durable Spring used They sell
dom bend break, like thu Single Spring, and conse-
quently preserve their perfect and beautiful shape more
than twice long any single Spring SKIRT that ever has
lie made.
The wonderful exility and great comfort and pleasure
to any Lady wearing the Duplex Elliptic Skirt will bc
Carriages Railroad Cars Church Pews Arm Chairs for
Promenade and House Dress the Skirt can be folded
when small place easily and convent
emily Us a silk or Muslin Dress.
LAZY having enjoyed the Pleasure Comfort and Great
Convenience of wearing the Duplex Elliptic Steel Spring
S7'f for single day will Never afterwards willingly
pense with their For Children. Misses and Young
Ladies they are superior 10 all others.
The Hoops are covered with ply double twisted thread
ndwi wear twice lang the Slig, yarn covering
which In uec all Sitgie Seei Hop Ntif The three
bottom rods SKIRT also Dlbie Ses and twice
or double covered 10 the covering from wearing
the rods when dragging down stairs steps, &C. &c
which they are constantly subject to when in use.
All are made"f the and elegant Corded Tapes and
are the best quality in giving the
tionably the ligtt aud desirable comfortable and
economical Si1Tt made.
WESTS BRADLEY cf CARK Poprietors If The IN;
rentioa ami sole Manufacturers, 81 Chambers and 70 81
Rstds SreotS Nc,c York.
For sale in all rstcss this city, and through
out the United States and Canada havana de Cuba Next
co, South Amer ca, and the West Indies
Ca Inquire far The Dapih Elliptic (or douJl. Spring. i,t
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