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DEAD THE FOLLOWING HOME EVI-
H denee Of its medicinal virtue, and try it in
your own family circle:
Mr.. Ea,oara Buder. os .

Dear Sir: L have examined your Stomach Bit
tezs carefully, and find il what you represent it
to be- The high order which the ingredients
going into it take in the Materia Medisa. as well
as the most happy proportional combination of
substances, make your Bitters far superior 20 any
similar preparation in the country. The fact
that you use only the puEest Bourbon Whisky
must necessarily recommend your Bitters in
another point, especially as far as wholesome
ness and palatability are taken into cOnsideFa-
ton. | was well pleased to see in your estab-
lishment the process of manufacturing your
Bitters carried on by way of displacement, which
not only gives you better product, but also
recommends itself by clearer operation.
Try g.. -. EMIL SCHEFFER,
Anotheeary and Chemist.
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The Dublin correspondent of the New
York World gives the following interesting
Fenian items: F
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CHANGE OF TIME.
OTpIcE OF GExERaL sJpERnTExDEEr.

OFFIcEoF GExERAL sJPERNTENDEET. q
n. x Q. AND N. x N, w. RAILWAY, 2
laiiaJ Q @ Nashville. Tenn. Nov. Is. 1866. }
ON AND AFTER TUESDAY. NOV. "a,
" 1855, and until further notice. Passenger
trains wall run as follows;
i Nashville and ChaftanOoga Line.
Leave NaAvilIs FOR Chattanooga and. all
points South at $50 L. n. and $50 P. X. Arrive at
ChattanOOgA. At 20J p 4. and 600 A. n; next
day. Returning, leave Chattanooga az 6.OO r
IA ana 20 A. Y. Arrive az Nashville at 400
A. sand lls30 A. n. Bext day. sa.yl ....
All trains connect 81 WArtrce for Shelkyyllle.
trace az 1910 ?. " and Sd 4. r. Arrive atshe-
bysille at l2s5o r. n, aud sl5 A. \. Leave SheA
b0Fille I'D Az. and LOO n. ATrlNe a. War
trace az s.5 a. n. and il:45 pm
FARE TO NEW 0RLEAs --~--~-.----.-s34 .
ig 81 MM2gs 5SbtFfS T'''~''-7'- ~ - ~
f1s"9In HUNTSVILLE. 2 b
Close connections made ut Stevenson and Chat
tauOoEa for all cities East and South.
Sleeping ears on MI Night Passenger trains.
Nashville and Northwestern Line.
RxPEEss PAssENGRR---LeaYes Nashville for
Johnsony ilie, and ailpOints We stand Northwest.
at SEQ 4. 4. Bsturning. arrives at Nashville At
1AocoE ToDArIox.-Lsayes Nashville At 800 P.
r. and arrives in Nashville at SOS P. n
!. u AXE ensct on and aitsE Thursday, Novsm-
trains On the N. 4 N. VIZ. r. connect at
JOhnsonvills with the Cairo and Johnsonvilie
Packets without fail.
szI- Bsrths and Meals FREE on Steamers con
Meeting With N. and N. NJ. Railroad.
- PASSENGERS b. this ruute save expense Of
Sleeping Car and Meals between Nashville and
Cairo. .II "a fsg Nj IL
~ Trains stop at all ntermsIiats points.
Procure tickets at II G. Jackson's Opposite 81
Cloud Hotel 81 81 she ChatfanOoea DEPOT.
". Z c. and n. w. r. r
J. w. BROWN, GEM Pass Agent
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Rock HAVEN, MEADE COUNTY, Ky.
October "a, 1866.
NJ. El.eard Wilder, Lonisgille, Ky:

Mr.. Edcurd Wilder. LouisDille Ky:
Dear Sir: take pleasure in saying that l was
suffering from Ague and Fever. or Chills and
Fever, for several months, when was advised
by friend to try your famous Stomach Bitters,
and after using two bottles ! am entirely. re
stored. II not only imparts new vigor, but 1t Is
truly the best Strengthening and appetizing
tonic. at the same time pleasant to the taste, |
have ever known used or afforded to the puple /;
and would say to all those similarly afflicted
that if they would be cured and have the disease
thoroughly eradicated from the system. TO use
your Bitters, and be convinced of their wonder
full medicinal power and virtue
remain yours respectfully,
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Nashville and Chattanooga

r a I Z w A Y
..s rs-a' iaa .s ia 8ar .a
lt 90 -sa Era
-l st1 sfI O.. s18ti 4rt aff r. a
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NoTIcE--oNE rHcUsANp roUNps REwAR

DUBLIN CASTLE Nov. 1S.-Whereasi
one james Stephens, lately escaped from
Richmond BrideWell, in this city, having
been confined there for sundry treasonous
and seditious acts against her most gracious
Majesty Queen Victoria, and thepeace and
prosperity of this realm; and whereas, 1t
is understood that he intends returning to
Ireland forthe continuance and furtherance
of his alrocious designs or has already
effected landing at some point on Irish
soil: .. ~
A reward Of one thousand pounds is
hereby offered 10 any person or persons who
shall arrest the said James Stephens, or
shall afford such information to the proper
authorities as shall lead 10 his arrest
ABERCnRN
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SENATE BILLS on THIRD READING.
Bill No. All. for the benefit Of the VIII

Bill No. All, for the benefit Of the Win
chester and Alabama Railroad Company.
Mr.. Thompson offered an amendment
which was adopted, making the provisions
Of the bill apply to all branch roads in the
State
Ms. Senter offered an amendment which
was adopted, applying the bill to the Knox
villa and Kentucky railroad.
The bill as amended was passed-ayes
Il, noes 5.
Bill No 459, to authorize the Register OF
Shelby county TO index the book Of record
in his Office Passed-ayes l6, noes ].
Mr.. Keith entered a motion to reconsider
the vote rejecting Senate bill No. 4S2.
On motion Of Mr.. Thompson, the Senate
adjourned until tomorrow morning at nine
O'clock. l.
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COLO AND FLUX.

Il will cure COSTIVENESS. 1t is a mild and
delightful inyigorant for delicate Females. 1t is
. safe Anti-BilliOus Alternative and Tonic for
family purposes. II is powerful reeuperant
after the frame has been debilitated and reduced
By sickness II is an excellent appetizer as well
as strengthener Of the diges i've forces It is de-
sirable alike as a corrective and mild cathartic
1t is being daily used and prescribed BY an ply
Sicians. as the formuia will be handed TO any
regular graduate.
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WHERE Is srEPHENs?

From being whispered amongst Fenian
circles, this inquiry has spread through the
masses, and now the government anxiously
asks il, and looks for an answer. That he
is expected here is certain, from the follow
ing notice having been sent to The various
police offices throughout the country:
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LOUISVILLE. KY. October u, 1866.


TO 2. Wilder. Esq.. CITY:
/ was a good deal afflicted with Indigestion,
and occasional attacks Of Dyspepsia. l was adj
vised to use your Bitters. scarcely used one
bottle when felt relief and from the use of the
Bitters, though nearly sixty-seyen years of age,
feel the same energy and Yivacity and cheerful
spirits Of boy Of twenty-five. Your Bitters are
pared from pure ingredients and good old BOur-
bon Whisky, can safely endorse their use to all
afflicted rs | was. l would say TO such persons.
head cool, your feet warm, and use Wilder's
Bitters, and never mind the Doctor. ...
Respectfully, &c. BUCKLES,
2 a. r .-i~ Old Reliable" Agent Erie R. r.
- rs I.a-wIi -EH r.1iIuaa
PIT. .au 1885 r.# .H .-ru-EG.
Ieu saI
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PITTsBURG GOAL
NEW FIRM.

J. r. GILBERT, LEONARD PARKEs,
Of Pulaski, Team. Late of Guthrie 4 Co.
R. ). GORDON,
Of nlaski Tenn l
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Close connections made Vt Stevenson and Chat
tanOoga for all cities East and South.
Sleeping ears on NH Night Passenger trains
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peoially those above he limestone and
lower conglomerate respectively, contain
much iron ore.
This ore is the Gag carbonate q iron, %
the clay iron stones such as is worked in
parts Of Pennsylvania and Ohio. This
species Of ore has not, As vet been made
use Of by our Tennessee iron men, but VIII
be, doubtless before many years, and as
soon as means Of transportation are afford
ed. Associated, a il Is with coal, Il is an
important ore,
Il oeNrs IN leniicular cakes and in kid
ney-shaped masscr, embedded in the shales.
1t would hardly be recognized as an iron
ore BY those unacquainted with il.
TIMBER AND AGRICULTURAL FEArURH.
Let this one sentence express all which
need be said 10 regard 10 timber: Here
& a soorld Of wooded country, and upon the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-06

fRktGHTS were dul ana nominal, though hlgher Cotton
snsase%sn.s Liverpool per 200 tieroes
ass os IS pes 70
HD.s we're quiet but very firm sale OF 1000 orinoco
norsA moderate demand prevailed and previous prices
Sc FOR o qas ee' OF ~ 0'f'
q d but Which IN
I sEs Of and Us ss 90
in os q r. sS
fseS ss $ S9a as5s
ssc Including 200 oSs At the inside price In the rosin
s,. .sss | h ssss
mon at S ea and $50 do strained common at % Tar
@ ,, ia. .oS English
and SsI: lard Tsels rather ;:!iviy . 4:
market closing heavy and unsettled reduction The
:.s: ne spot were 61 $40 so cash sss
nss Ss;s
sssy s sS s. o Al s r9r p
ss. ssas ;s': ess
Th @ sns asa
I'VE and heavy T5 sales g i9 ac5sges i Ice isc for
sss ssa ssss Sa
rm. with Only moderae demand Sales 800 bbis al 1870
sass u IN Ss % =. 0
S5c DC Tor State Cheese was steady At &c. tic for
PEraoLFun market both crude and bonded ruled
quiet prices rather steady Sales 500 bb crude
&c. and 2e do. bonded, at s6c for prime light straw
white and sc 6c for standard white. chiefly at the In
SuoAR-The market was quiet previous prices.
We sales Of $50 hhds Cuba muscovado at from 10c
lgSc and 100 hhds Porto Rico at BE c Refined sugar
SrsARINs-Ws notice sales OF 10000 lbs. at l4Kc l5Kc
and 1900 lbs grease at oxc . l013c.
SkrDs An active demand prevailed linseed which
about 10000 bags Calcutta have been sold 70 arrive at p 30
gold bond Ia Boston, and 81 32x gold In bond here
10 tran spirs
TALLow moderate demand with sales of l50 900 lbs
At I2xc IKE
we have sslos TO report.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-06
NTINETEENTH ASSEMBLY DIsTRI CT.
IN TAMMANY, MOZART McKEON
and DEMOCRATIC III. Il
UNION ORGANIZATIONS
FOR ASSEMBLY,
HON. JOHN e. DEvELIN.

NTo. 10 CHATHAM STREET.
IN TO THE FENTANS
CHAs. q. HALPINE.
ts not In any way related 70
GENERAL WIN. q. HALPIN
OF the
FENIAN BROTHERHOOD.
General WIN. q. HALPIN Is not candidate for any 20
rai odlca
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

r. u.
AsaEs-Recepts The market both pot and pearl
continued steady. but quiet at our last quotations
xApsrurrs-Receips 1870 bbls nour 1850 do corn
meal 81 l5 bushels wheat 1000 do corn ~ $40 do DATA
s267 do rye, $500 do. malt and l400l9 do barley The
market for State and Western -four steady with fair
demand and sales Of bbls were made at the
quotations Southern -four In demand at previous
prices The saies comprise 400 bbls Rye dour
changed In every respect sales of bbs at from o.
- &c. as 70 quality. Only moderate demand prevailed
for meal but the market very steady The
limited 800 hbls caoric Mt a6 M Wa auoe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-06

POLITICAL,

POLITICAL.
A STAND By CONGRESS-
REGULAR REPUBLICAN UNION NOMINATIONS roR
THE CITY AND COUNTY OF
NEW YORK.
STATE TICKET
REUBEN f. FENTON.
For Lieutenant Governor,
GENERAL STEWART L. WOODF0RD.
For Canal Commissioner.
STEPHEN T. HAYT.
GENERAL RAJ JOHN Ohm H aai$SXoSSsD
COUNTY TICKET N
For Supervisor
MAJOR GENERAL ALEXANDER sHALER.
GENERAL c hGr ksfssss'dG q. HALp1sE.
JOHN sEDGWICK.
For Surrogate,
JAMES NJ SMITH.
For Coroner,
LOUIS NAUMANN.
For Congressman.
WITH District, HORACE GREELEY.
With District ENEAS ELLIOT.
With Dstrict, CHARLES s. SPENCER.
with District GEORGE r sTETNBRENNER.
ixth District, WILLIAM A. DARLING.
Members Of Assembly
Districts Districts
l. Michael j. Cowea H. John " Gridiey
George Ross ~ William Lynch.
J. William o. Bren. H. Benjamin q. WAndet.
q John j Blair IL AexanrH Muligan.
g. John J. Shaw. To- Francis M Curry.
ID. Henry Beeny.
Z. Edward Mitchell II. Wilson bergman.
g. George W. Anderson Isl George r. Noyes.
Norman stratson. 10. Charles H. Klchel.
Il, William H. Decamp
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For wheat fairly active demand prevailed and prices
bSshels INCLUDING Nc. Chicago and Milwaukee at g
ana white Canada private terms Corn opened higher
Sc &C. per bushe with sales Of Western mixed at u 81 In
sore but subsequently, declined under heavy offerings nd
closed dull Ct p for Western mixed in The demand
was fairly active and sales made OF 1876 bushels At
81 for Inferior u % 81 81 for shipping mixed Western
saoat and in store 81 30 81 81 for Western yellow, and
u s. for white Western Oats ruled hrmer with good de-
mand partly for export The sales were 500 bushels q &C.
Rye advanced tride under fairly active inquiry with
sales OF 100 bushels old Western ct 81 30 State at 81 A
and Canada 81 49, Malt limited only,
but the market was very steady with sales Of bushels
At 81 ~ The sale OF barley inerfered with BY the
6rmness Of sellers but the market closed heavy, with
desire 70 realize The sales comprised $1,000 bushels at
81 30 81 81 for Canada West 81 Is 81 Is for worowed
State and 81 80 for four. rowed State.
COTvEK.-The market continued steady and quiet We
note sales Of 6 bags Rio Brazera lac gold In bond
Corr0rThe favorable cable dispatches from the Liver
pool market stimulated good inquiry from all sources but
holders demand higher prices whsh materially nterered
with the business buyers generally unwilling
the advance The 800 bales large for specula
ton and receipts 696 bales the market closing quiet at the
alloul raad alaL laaa
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.

MONDAY Nov 5-6P NJ
rna s,ook market has halted its upward course TO-
a.. owing 10 the eenera anticipation that tomorrow
~, ttnass I'M IN specustion account Of the cleo
nan absorbing public attention The effect OF the latter
has therefore discounted ana the PROBABILITY now
!. mai nricss viii improve New York Central an
a,oeoion 10 the rule, and advanced to l22h, under
demand from parties desiring to vote upon the stock at
the annual meeting in December, In preparation for
which the transfer books Of the company will close on
tha 10Th inst There change TO note the OF
the speculative feeling and all the conditions Of the
market monetary and otherwise remain favorable
long continued rise
The statement OF the associated banks OF this city for
the week ending the 80 inst rather favorable
for this Of the year, showing them to be In
disposal The loans and the legal tender notes have de-
creased in an equal ratio, the former being down
81 OIL and the latter The deposits have
Increased 81 DOL l23 the circulation $222 TO- and the
specie 81, 1913 3S4 II Is shrewdly surmised that the
decrease in legal tenders is mainly owing to the
sion OF compound interest notes into vetwenty bonds
or the issue Of 1885 through the Treas
ury Department, and not to . drain west
ward southwark some would make be.
iieve, and this reasoning Is consistent with
the increase in deposits The banks have however still
Of nearly seventyhv millions OF legal tender
notes, which. in addition to the specie, leaves
them with twenty millions in Of the legal require
ment The increase in the specie is due to the Sub
Treasury disbursements in payment Of the November
coupons The totals of the present and previous
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ITS AND DUTIES OF cHALLENGERs.


HEADQUARTERS REPUBLICAN UNoN 0Kx. Cor.
No. go Broadway New York.
November o, 1858.
UNION MRs NEW YORK
An effort being made TO intlmidate Challengers
This be firmly met by friends in election dis.
trct OF the city
purpose challenge any citizen known 70 be
entitled But where there Is to believe that
attempt made BY any person 70 vote who no.
Inspectors any citizen 70 Challenge such voter Our
legal right and should be insisted Any delay
by violent resistance Of this right must fall on those who
make II.
II has been ascertained thousand
have been placed the Registry OF this city Of who
found al the places given by them their resi-
dences II these attempt vote they must be chal
lenged. whatever the consequence IL.
IL purpose Of the republican Union organisation
of the city and county OF New York obsruc or interfere
right citizen 70 exercise the elective ran
chise But and viii insist preventing men from
voting who have no right TO do so
therefore advise the Union chaengers 10 do their duty
fearessly Make facious opposition. but resist every
attempt fraudulent voting By every means In your power
II our opponents willing 10 take the responsibility OF
violent Opposition, they take the consequences.
A. " WILLIAMSON, Chairman
Republican Union General Commltte.
wnLns DncssosD, Secretaries
WALDO HuTCHfNs. Chairman
Republican Union Executive COMMITTEE
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FINANCIAL.

MOBILE AND OHIO RAILROAD STERLING AND
M Interest Bonds City of Memphis Bonds for sale low.
MANNING DE FORREST, Bankers, 10 Wall street.
" pany New York, October %, 1856
The annual meeting Of stockholders for the election of
directors and Of election for the ensuing will
be held the ONCE OF the company Third between
Sixty NTH and Sixty sixth Streets Wednesday, November
H. 1855
The polls will be open from - N. tosPM
sAML. h. ISAACS, Secretary.
THE DUFIRNE
GARDEN OF ART COMPANY.
incorporated under the laws Of the State Of New York
CAPITAL e1,O00OW
In 1OU0O shares Of 500 each.
The books and subscriptions for stock be
paid and deposited at the
NEW YORK,
OF Wall street and Broadway.
JOEL WOLFE,
President
HENRY r. VAIL,
Treasurer.
SrASLEY DAY. Secretary
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MISCELLANEOUS.

r,r.rs sprrFs-sco BARRELS cHotCE OHIO
t,re~oinrs sp,rsnbers- fall and winter Pppins Rus
-. 1sa~ans Peuss DC Tor sale Wholesale and BY the
h.sr.I PALMER TOwNER,
ee""- T7 Washington street. corner OF yesey
rusr ARRrvEp-TwENTy BARRELS HAwrror BAR
II uvsfers, e1iYss Apply ~ GEORGE BOLTON. Pier u
n a. IL noon 81 his once il3 Nassau street, from
toIik An
mo MAGNETIC PHYSICIANS $500 WILL BE GIVEN
70 any magnetic physician ~bo viii Isdys nervs
QUE weakness sf one yesfs nssdius Address A. ". X.
sation d.
vuANrEp-A SMALL SECOND HAND SAFE, AD.
wv 6rsss T. r, l., Herald Once
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To THE ELECTORS og TaE EIGHTEENTH ASSEM-
Twenty. sixth TO Fort,eh street Madison avenue to
FELLOW ess' CITIZENS CITIZENS -.
The undersigned electors Of the assembly district most
for Member q a!o n.ssTkSEIy GEORGE D MOVES.
believing that public interests mperntvcy require his
s ss an 'ss snS Judge
others and was promnen, orEn.ns Sna
y ss *. si sSs q
y y *. Sasa ssss
and q the STAT. large would be By appropriate
coIoNEL MOVES distinguished himself IN the war for
the sOn having been s Gsc e Gs eapas
with equal isi; "a F nss :Tsi lin
Headquarters No ~ e eHh fsish PULLMAN Pres
d.xysL LAM, Secretaries
Si'i :. b.S sS.S,'a fss%s: ss :.s
Vim Walter Phelps, charles tIrynic .ssbi,,.
Lewis Francis John s.sphsnsc,c
Tenn s SoSsls o. y:% %:: n?'
a asss & t r:s b bs%up b s'fRs sssss
Henry Maxwell. SAM. q. Adams.
Won. = f'I E.s.,ersroos. S.a ,. cSscSman.
n D. st John Roosa, NJ y. =. v. Bruce,
Ss,S.nisi Baresal gt >: ws.mOrs.
James Hunt tl Ises Counn.., -.
Geo " Van Cleft, ndhundreds OF oshers.
kAmi Cooper.
RIO THE LIQUOR DEALERS or THE coNoREssioN.
a. District composed OF the Ninth, Fifteenth and III
tenth nct tecsved BY the eharees made in The
CIRCULAR issued By the ola Liquor Deeers soesy ae.ins.
gain Ts,. fefr ss@.% S'f iSs cS;oSGs
fEL4M WLAr.
wALTER IEIcE.
TTSfoS REruBLIcAH NOMINATION..
" FOR MEMBER o. ASSEMBLY,
ELEVENTH DISTRICT, MseNTs N
JOHN " 0RfDLHY.
" FOR MENBER or ASSEMBLY, NsA
FIFTH ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT,
John !. sR~v.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-11-28
LATEST FASH ION S D i NJ A n ID
J. W. Bradley's Celebrated Patent
DUPLEX LIPTIC
fo. loobrai nnrinrN
Tor double spring.
o. ..Tss.- Il -k-R- II

The wonderful nexibiiityand great comfort and
pleasure to any lady wearing the Duplex Elllptlc
skirtwil be experienced paru ularly IN all crowd
ed assemblies, operas, carriages, railroad cars,
church pews, arm chairs, for promenade ana
house dress as the skirt can be folded when in
use to occupy small space as easily and conven-
ently as q silk or muslin dress, an lnval liable
quality in ctinoline. not found in any single
spring skirt. .t
A lady having enjoyed the pleasure comfort
and great convenience OF wearing the DupeX Eli
lptic steel spring skirt for single day will new
er afterwards willingly dispense with their use.
For children misses and young ladies they are
superior to all others.
They will not bend or break like the single
spring, but will preserve their perfect and grace.
fn shape when three OF four ordinary skirts will
have been thrown aside as useless The hoops
are covered with double and twisted thread, and
the bottom rods are not only double springs, but
twice Cor double covered; presenting them from
wearing ont ween dragging down stairs, &c.
The Duplex Elliptic Is a great favoritc with all
ladies and is universally recommended 10y the
Fashion Magazines as the standard SKIRT OF the
fashionable world -tr5a
To enjoy the following ineetimable advantages
in crinoIine, viz superior quality perfect man.
ufacture stylish shape and finish heXblify du
rablIty, comfort and economy, enquire for j w
Badley's Double Elliptic or double spring skirt
aud be sure you get this genuine article.
CAUiIoN.--To guard against imposition be par
ticular TO notice chat Skirt, offered as "Duplex"
hove the red ink stamp, viz; ID. w. Bradley 8
duplex Ellepdc steel springs upon the waist
band--none others are genuine. Also Notice
that every hoop will admit pin being passed
through the centre, thus revealing the two Tor
donble) springs braided together therein, which
il the secret of their debility, and strength --
and a comblna ion not to be found in any other
skirt
For sale in all the stores whore first class skirts
are sold throughout the United States aud else
where.
Manufactured by the sole owners Of the paten-
Aims VESTS. BRADLEY d CARY,
81 Chambers x 10 ~ 81 Reade Sts..