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The Wonderful Flexiblity and great comfort and
Measure to any Lady wearing the Duplex Elliptic
Skirt will be experienced particularly in all crowd
ed Assemblies. Operas, Carriages, Railroad Cars,
Church Pews, Arm Chairs for Promenade and
House Dress, as the skirt can be folded when in
use to occupy a small place as easily and conVen-
iently as Silk or Muslin Dress, an invaluable
quality in crinone, not found in any Single Spring
Skirt.
A Lady having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort and
great convenience of wearing the Duplex Elliptic
Steel Spring Skirt for single day, will after
wards willingly dispense with their use. For
Children, Misses and Young Ladies they are superb
or to all others
They will not bend or break like the Simple
Spring, but will preserve their perfect and graceful
shape when three or fOuI ordinary skirts Will have
been thrown aside as useless The hoops are COW
.ered with double ard twisted thread and the bot
tom rods are not only double springs. but twice (or
double) covered; preventing them from wearing Ou
when dragging dewn stoops, stairs, DC.
The Duplex Elliptic is great favorite with al
ladies and is universally recommended by the
Fashion Magazines as the STANDARD SKIRT OF
THE FASHIONABLE WORLD.
To enjoy the following inestimable advantage in
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and get the genuine article.
CAUTION. To guard against IMPOSITION be
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ley's Duplex Elliptic Steel Springs" upon the
waistband-none others are genuine. Also notice
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double) springs braided together therein, which is
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combination not to be found in any other Skirt.
For Sale in all Stores where First Glass skirts are
sold tn roughout the States and elsewhere.
Manufactured by the Sole Owners of the Patent,
VESTS BRADLEY & CAREY,
97Champers and 1913 81 Reade sts, n. Y
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MANHOOD: How Lost, How Restored.

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advertisements


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The property of the late Edward Mott Rob
insJu OF New Bedford, admitted To probate recently
in New York. : sworn at four and a half millions.
The viii. As HOW finally sustained, leaves Miss IIctty
II. Robinson 100000 in her own right. SIoOo0 tp
each of the executors, $4,000 10 the town of South
Kingston. Rhode Island. for educational purposes.
and the remainder OF his estate to his executors. in
trust for Miss Robinson. The United States stamp
on the viii amounts 20 S2,zjO.
Governor ierpont. in bis message to DE Virginia
Legislature, convened in extra session 10 consider
the Military Reconstruction bill. after abiding to
the manner in winch Virginia was forced into the
secession movement against the Will of Il majority
o! tie people. reviews the history of the past two
years. during which time the Southern ucuYle uui-
ycrsallY conducted themselves in a most offensive
manner. He regretted the rejection of the CoRSti-
tuupnal Amendments. and allUdrS To the COuiScl-
ton Ac5 following the rejection Of the proposition
n0w offered. lie wishes To escape this danger.
Three-tourths of the people Of Virginia were we'll
disposed 10 the Union people and caltSe : the irrita-
uoa proceeded from a few. He therefore urges The
acceptance Of the situation aud adoption Of the
course marked oEt in the measure Just adopted by
Congress. The House adjourned without; action.
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NOTICE.

ASIAN GOING To LEAVE THIS KING
= dom for "A Few months. my friends and customers VIII
confer 4 favor on me by setting their accounts a : soon As pos
srI-. ana All ttcsa whose account have been standing for
time past. will please call aud settle, as l now need IN money
7 also ;ske this opportunity Of returning my thanks o. my
fri.uis AMI customers for paSt fAvorS, and solicit a conNnGanc--
Mr.. PETER DALTON viii take charge q my hu>i IS n
nv ab>r-ce. aui Will be always reaiy - accommodate any who
may favor me with their patronage.
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HEAVING PURCHASED OF Mr.. +. =.
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NOTICE.

uvuE UNDERSIGNED HAS THIS Dhf
sdi out his S,ocS aud Business IntereSt "a a -
I,b,fae 10 Ness JlSE~ \ WOOD, aHa s3H'tS tr l"vW =
continuance q the patronage - literally extended / nun
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THE FRANCHISE.

| say. without fear of contradiction, that the
extension of the franchise. and the improvement
of the representation OF the people, which | nave
Tor many years demanded, l. as necessary for the
progress and the safety Of the nation as it is rem
dered inevitable by the loud, gathering, and the
almost unanimous cry Of d great people. TChcerS.
| am. therefore, if il be possible, more than ever
in favor of this reform, and | believe it to he
necessary for the House Of Commons, necessary
for every institution Of the country. and as ahsl-
lutely necessary for the conJentmenU of the people.
IChecrs.
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SNTECE.

rByHE UNDERSIG NED INTENDS LEAf-
sn- tFus Kingdom. and would irforn parties requiring lis
- 70 So ZOO I'm W. n. RICHARDS
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ENGLISH ~NEVsPAPERs.

London illustrated News ,<eezIyJ -.--..-----sIiC 90
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- D-sIa-cA. $500 IL 10
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I-i- Lie o. LDif+Ia1- y %
L0ldou Nersiy 10 %
Loyd's Weekly sE-paFer- 10 %
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not Ia taeabJv- list fuTtl-- whr Inly desire thea.
Besides tL= above. he Fals@ ~ papers can always b. had II
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An Important Cn-c AZ I!Ir Cornrr-. under
81" Ns=T'aE Acf-th~ b'cI-IoH- of squire
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INCREASE OF C

Wages have been increased was going TO
say everywhere | believe there is scarcely a re-
mote agricultural parish in which they have not
increased. But in this district, "a | could show
from the books of my own business, wages have
Increased from forty to fifty per cent. although
the actual production Of work in many respects
has not been increased at all. bat has been dimin-
i,hcd by the shorter hours of labor.
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GAIN

Htr1er's H1uthly Naslziue-. %
A--l-tr Monthly I---LiH-. o 20
G---y LAiy> . "
L=-5-'s Ea--zac 20 Ea-Ai1l-- > %
HGn-s Merchants Ea-aziE-,- q %
Eclectic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. . 70
Blses@g-i's Na-azEL-. , ~
L.li1u COTuhIl Magazine : "
London SJc5=y : "
Chambers > 60
Lakewood and the ; British Quart-ri-s, Is %
E-l=r one 81 th= = British = 90
G,3i I %
Oar Young = %
D-.nJre--s N4g4z:-e - 3 %
L-t-Irs Living q %
AL the Year . 90
Tie GALAXY (seui-Eoatfiyj : 90
BeaIi-= Monthly. ) %
D-B5s's Review 10
North American 8esIeE. tQ-art-rlyL Z ~
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IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.

II you VIII turn to The Parliamentary books,
YOU win find that from the year 1916 - this
year in which | speak, more than four hundred
million-I believe near five hundred million
pounds worth Of food. which the corn laws were
not intended 10 prohibit, has been imported into
this country, and has been eaten upon the tables
Of the English poor, [Cheers and, as YOU know,
trade has 80 far extended within twenty years
that II has surpassed, beyond all calculation. it,
extension III the previous history OF England.
lthccrS.j
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THE LAND LAWS.

Take the question Of the accumulation OF land,
Why. if Il man rose from the dead on the floor Of
the House of Commons. I, point ont the terrible
consequences oil the land laws To the great bulk
of the population laborin- on the land, 70 the
great and mall landowners. they would tell him
t. begonc 10 the realms whence he came. [Cheers.
Take the question Of Ireland, there l. 10 man IN
the House Of Commons who takes more interest
in. or who i more friendly u. Il just government
OF ireland than i Mr.. Gladstone there l. no
man either in the Ministry OF the Opposition who
can prevail on the House IF Commons 90 do
anything substantial - remedy the grievances Of
the Irish people. In lac5. it has been so for a
long time in the Parliament Of England. from
the time of the Revolution down t. the time Of
the Reform Bill, a drcary period OF one hundred
and forty wears. lou viii look in vain for amy
considerable wise or good legislation in that
House.
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tlas [ am a.Lfrt-l. mot ouly II olp.~aon.l5r
That yrulI Understandable u an opposition
c.1I4etcI wish a GlseLosi and q mallce which
know III, ~,ruple. and which. If were NIX sup.
p1rtei ny the honest ryuIatalt> 81 n'h-i'"S 81
nv co~lutrypcn, might uyc-Wi.e.un me tlieeTSl
What Is the end proposed by these changes: X
&, uor Il destroy oar msatnt'U>' Il Is n'. "a
gfy, r, i,n.ranc. ana vice tle disposition ut great
u~atiaral AFT -. hut it * % give power t. Parma
mcut from .lat source from which is only power
cam be resolved. 80 thar Parliament n"'y pave
power q rsaely abuses which are ackn' "ie"-ei
{, exist ou every hand in the departments ana
the legislation cf the STATE.
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Take the ease OF the Church. | da not Ike 70
say much against he Church. because tile tGuItl
always saw she i III danger. and | would MOI
add Il her fears: bat the Church Just nov re
minds me very much of JAay old woman pt whom
the doctor asked what was the matter WITH her,
ana she said She did not know. hCV She ieiI very
badly in her inside. ~lLaUghJer-I am not Re-
ic-riu- u any assaults upon the Church from the
outside. but l see every day in the newspapers
accounts of the fearful conflict, wa-in- within
the border, of the Church itself; ANA when any
thing comes 10 a crisis II goc> L u court OF law.
L. the Committee OF the Privv Council. ar some
where else. and a number ot Judges with WIGS
on decide what Is or what l. not orthodox in the
Church of England. l am glad u see zeal IN
the Church at England. bat II any churclnan
gives himself the trouble - read what | am saying.
| beg TO remind linn that nothing Is - PeEIioUS
for an established Church a. religious zeal. and |
should not be surprised II some within thls built-
iug who are nov. listening 10 me viii witness =
tremendous catastrophe in that venerable mStiu-
lion-the Established Church OF England. bat
Parliament cannot meddie with the Church of
England. like the Parliament Of Florence l. just
doing in Italy: but. al present. Parliament has
not the power TO do anything with regard u 1t.
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-' .
There Is 4 party in England which speaks of
Justice t. ireland n if it were merely Il catch
phrase for the popular ear in that country. and ~ if
II had no real meaning. Now. | hold that u su--
tain in Il country a foreign and a hostile Church.
aud to c~onf.cate all the ecclesiastical revenues Of
that country To that Church. and that Church in
closing within it, borders bat Il very small minor
ity of the Ie1Flc-l say that that l. AN act of
injustice such a. ! believe statcsmunship or lai--
statcsnau-hip has never vet committed in any
other country Tcheersi and ! sav. further. that
T. maintain laws which are adverse 10 the national
diyis ipu of the land where tho whole sIiI has been
cbuii-s.tcd, as it has been within the las5 two
hundred years. j. t. IerpctUatc the exclusion
of the people from their own soil. and u
create and make perpetual TauIcri-m and dis
content. If that were done in Poland. in
Hungary. in Venetia-if it had been done there
under the influence of a c,uqucring Government.
! believe there J. not "a single man or woman in
England who would not have been ready 10 con-
denim such a state Of thing. TCLeer-. | have
raised my voice ON many ucca i"T=-I believe on
every fitting occasion-a-uins a state Of things
which i absolutely destructive Of content and
loyalty in Ireland.
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ge39gLyN INTELLIGENCE.

D,uAsDty AssAuLr--At late hour on Tuesday night
party OF intoxicated New York ball players who had
been spending the afternoon In the Williamsburg suburbs
reached the ferry IT the foot OF South seventh street.
v D. on their way home, and while waiting for boat
they amused themselves by using their bats over the
heads OF persons who happened TO be travelling sngy
on that liue. One OF The latter Mr. John Bunker, re-
siding at No. 120 Frsl street. D., 90 severely in
jnred by one Of tho cabbsts that policeman had 10
carry him to his homo
The DEMOCRATIC PRmARiss.-Lsst evening the demo-
Gratis held their primaries In tho various wards and
county towns for the election Of delegates TO the Assem-
bly, District Conventions which are N meet on Friday
evening Al these conventions delegates will DO chosen
for tho State Convention be held At Albany. October
HEAVY BrnoLAEr.-Mr George Gerau. residing at 2o4
schcrmsrhorn street. reported al the Police eadauar.
tiers last evening that his house had been felon ously
entered yesterday during the absence OF the family and
robbed OF about 900 worth OF property lie had no
suspicion a. TO who committed the robbery.
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THE PENDING TROUBLES IN NASHVILLE.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 THE HERALD.

The Gubcrnntorinl and Municipal Authori-
ties still mt Odds-1lilitia Being CoDcen-
trntcd by the BRO :, nIowitcs. and Extra
Police Being Rapidly sworn In by the City
Authorities-A Collision Almost Inevitable.
NASHVILLE, Tenn Sept. Is, 1867. |
O'Clock Z. N.
The conflict Of authority between Governor Brownlow
and the municipal authorities is s unsettled, and both
parties making vigorous preparations 10 carry out
respective programmes. General Cooper is rapidly
concentrating tho militia here, while mayor Brown
il swearing In extra police by tho hundred General
Grants Instructions TO General Thomas viii prevent the
latter from deciding who tho proper Judges OF
election so that II the militia attempt 10 Interfere with
the city appontccs bloody collision Is inevitable. As
matters nov stand II Ii thought Brownow will back
down; otherwise, n conflict cannot be avoided.
General Thomas will arrive hero tonight