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Nardsof0, May ~, lsOs.
4 This is to certify, that have been on
my bed from the effects Of two spells of
Yellow Fever, most of the time rince
October last, and taking medicine near
ly every day, but could not see that |
was much benefited, but suffered with
swelling of my stomach and bowels for
nearly four months, caused by enlarge
mcnt. Of my spleen and liver kidneys
and bladder wero also affected. fheard
Of DR. Simpson and wen, to see him,
and after he examined my case, told me
how was affected and treated me nc
cordingly. commenced getting bettor
50 soon as ! received the first treatment
and have been improving every day
since. In less time than two weeks
was enabled to walk or rido short dis.
lance every day after ! had received
his treatment one week, and before |
obtained this Doctor, could scarcely
leave my room. lie has improved me
more in that time than could have ex-
pectcd or ever hoped for To those
who are afflicted, would say, give him
u trial lie will do you good
Respectfully,
A IL GLASS
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SNsclM Notices..
NOTICE.

The following preamble and rcsolu-
tons arc submitted to the various Dem
ocratic Conservative Clubs Of Harrison
county for their action, BY The Contra!
Executive Committee
WHEREAS, In union there is strength
lie who is no, for US, is against us
by mans actions only emu he be
known, Tho time has arrived when
every man should take his position
Therefore be it
Resolred, lsf That we have enrolled
our names for the purpose of carrying
out tho principles Of the Great National
Democratic party and pledge ourselves
wholly to its support
Resolved End That We will not give
employment assistance, or patronage
in any manner, (aiter the expiration Of
present contracts) to any man-white
or black, whose name is not enrolled
upon some Democratic Club Book, and
who does not zealously cooperate with
same.
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MLADING SCHO
M awhile. Tennesa

w T. ARDS Seminary for Young
W. Ladies', has maintained for three
years front rank among Literary In
stituticns II is now the LEADING
SCHOOL in the South in poin. of mum
bers md general facilities for both
thorough and ornamental education
Near 200 pupils have this year beer
within It's walls
The Boarding equals any private
table. The building is magnificent
~. N.s'r frsrsh r!assic and Eng
lish Departments, unsurpassed.
Next Session opens september
Ord. Is6s. Expenses less than an,
hfst class school in tho United states
ranging from $500 to 1850 per year.
Address,
Rev. ". v WARD, Principal,
Nashville, Tenn.
~" Refer to the editor Of this paper
inno 2G, 1868 niT-'m
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Nardsofa, JNae TT 1Nbs
For several months past, | have been
afflicted with rheumatism in my right
knee and suffering greatly thereirom.
had tried various medicines but to no
effect At last tried the treatment Of
DR.. Simpson, who after three treatments,
relieved me entirely Of all the pain. |
cannot find language to express my
thanks for the relief of my suiserings.
X. II. GIESEt..
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DIR. SIMPSON

- r.. : / NJ u $ O n.
MOULD inform the citizens of Mar
w shall that he is Stopping at the
Capitol Hotel for the treatment Of all
Chronic Diseases that may have been
pronounced incurable
Dcy- Consultation free Charges rca.
sonahlc.
July 81, 1865. nl-tf
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Caddo Triho No. 2

MEETS every Tharday night at tho
Masonic Hall, IN Jefferson, Texas
Il, +. PEARSON, Sacbem.
LOUIS We DAecny L. Of Il,
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havc been afflicted mr anmc,.mo
past with the womb di-oa.r sud lump
IN my side mud by DR. Simpsons treat.
ment have got entirely we'll
MRS. LOTION.
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MEETS every Wednesday evening,
at their Wigwam, in tho Masonic Female
Institute. Brothers in good standing
arc invited 10 attend
A. HARTRANfTT, sachcm.
J. X. CuAxBEns, U. Of X
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WI. c. ALEXANDER, President

Col PHILIP STOCKTON. G.nernI
Agcn, for State Of Texas, Galveston.
Cash Assefx, Nay, 1868, ! 1905, 900 "
Annaat Iscoms orer 10000 N
Sum .dsssrsd d.ri~g 81, s5,23s 400 o.
Number |"iiees eoreriHg
ADORE AMOUNT. 80. lO,l6j oC
1rcrage Amosf II each
fodcg, ............ i,3B2 81
TUE Equitable stands first and fore
1 most among all modern Life Assn
rance Companies. CasSicrei la 1854
for ar unlimited period /. has far out
stripped all rivalry, and offers Life As
surancc to all persons in good health
upon ss good IL not better terms, than
any other Company in the United States
Attractive Features:
1t issues all desirable life, endowment
and noniorlciting policies on a single
life from 1850 TO $4,000. Its dividends
are made annually to policy holders.
All its profits are divided annually
among the assured, and may be used
according 10 the discretion Of its policy
holders in one Of different modes, viz
LIST To the permanent increase of sum
assured 2nd. To the permanent rcduc.
ton Of the premium 3rd To the in.
crease Of sum assarcd for one OF term
Of years ith TO tho reduction Of pre-.
miums for one or more years 9Th To
the limitation of the number Of years in
which premiums are to be paid
II is purely Life Assurance Society,
ard does not engage in any other kind
Of Insurance whatever I,s investments
are confined by law TO the best and most
approved securities Its business is
conducted upon an exclusively Cash
basis It is ust aud liberal in its deal
ings with the assured. II is prompt in
the paymcu, OF all losses, never having
had law suit or contested claim,
North or South. II is the largest Ma
tual Life Assurance Company, for its
years, in the world
Its policies average the largest of any
American Company, showing that n
larger proportion Of moncyed men CON
iding in the ability, resources, and man.
agement of the Equitable, prefer to as
sure in this Company for investment,
than in any other
W LlrTLEJOHN, Agent,
Marshall, Texas
July 10, GS. MS
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THE E'EsAlAss REspEBIoI6sAN,
MARS II ALL, TEXAS.
EDITORS:
r. LOUGHERY and A. D. McCUTCHAN.
TIE Il N s-tsysebs y


Clubs OF Ten cOch 90
rn' m Oh. leading Of those cities and variety
"". r. :" ~ ,s~d " "ase her loading lcusnsls
in every worthy paronaII "
il with fnkly
addition invite Communications
and information adding their columns
paper hundred and hy exchanges
journals Of the nsed States
the fnll 81 public expectation = : I.
II history country when Ito
unity
be fund and he und
newspaper All which
the be reached
The price paper. every
scribinx to II afford o take shen
political condition
information that ~ liz obtained
will be objects Of
ksArcbes Agriculture the cssn Nsvs hay
SO, viii ressi,c doo attention rendering ssn weicas k
family
The editors each in ondsesnr respectively sss osr~e
publishing sise and
calculated to attract attention and invite rcsss Tbs sss kssw
that motive he had In view IN he ~
person does feel willing .nb-rribe fr bh AVID Az .h keep
let him
other and thus obtain the perusal of both
Therefore make Clubs ~ dtr
The editors
or ihom worthy Of patronage
September u, 1867
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ALL persons interested are hereby
n notified that Il 7. Gregg, Admin
jstrator Of the estate Of G. q Gregg, de-
ceased, has filed his application for
said estate, together with nm account oil
final settlement and an exhibit showing
the condition Of said estate said NC
count Of final settlement will be audited
and examined for approval and ALLOW
ancc at the August Tcro,, 1865, OF ne
Probate Court for Harrison county Al!
persons interested can appear at said
term Of the Court and contest said ac'
count for settlement il they see proper.
v. BLACKWELL, elk, G. Z. IL T.
BY G. Il, BoLLns, d. G.
July "a, Us n'osa
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Hawkins Creek Tribe No. 8.

Meets once week at the Masonic
Hall, at Pine Tree, rpshur Co, Y ~
:. / WALKER, Snchem,
W. II PAYNE, G. Of Il.
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Grsss6sld, Bond county, H., ona
q toe worst negro. equality towns in
tAs 6ta.s, has eeas Osnssratis
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Golden Rule Encampment, No. IL,
-, |, o. o, +, meets at their Hall
ION Austin street on tho LIST and
~ 3rd Thursday nights in each
month, Brothers in good standing are
invited to attend
JOHN WlLER, c. 7.
j f, NAsSNDEIl, Scribe.
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August 6, '6s


Motto, of Final Settlement.
NOTICE is hereby given that J. z.
N Thompson, Guardian Of the Estate
Of Judson, William Bell, and Noble
Foster, minor children Of Wade Foster,
deceased, has fled with the Clerk Of the
County Court Of Harrison county, per
tanning to Estates Of deceased persons,
his final account as Guardian Of the f.
tate Of said minors, returnablc and to
BIO acted upon by said Court at the Au.
gust Term Of said Court, when AID
where said Guardian will ask TO sur
render his letters and ask for final dis.
change a. such when and where all
persons can appear and CONTEXT said ac-
count and settlement, II they see proper.
Il. BLACKWELL Clerk.
by G, r. lsoLLxs, D. g.
August 8, 90 nit
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Window GLASS.
CHOICE BEEF /!

FOR sALK At INV
Nj A II X r TIL . u s T.
7 WOULD say to my friseds who do
/ sire Choice lIssf, that | am slAugh
tering some Of the most superior besves
ever brought to this market, and which
can be obtained every ncsat1g fresh Al
the Market.house. am sslliag out a
very low figures; Only Eve and iii
cents ask share Ct patronage
Call look and by, ye lovers Of choice
beef.
Also for sale, some large, line, ia
bccves, on foot
WIN. RUSSELL.
Jsly -, ltes. Aso-x
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DEEM
Completely reftted throughout It's cd
itorial force has been doubled. All la
old features remain unchanged, with
many new and brilliant features added
10 them It's editorial columns sparkle
with wit and wisdom, and its news col
umns overflow with fresh and reliable
rcports-political, commercial, telegraph
10, local, and general Within three
months its circulation has doubled, and
:. =. rala. ro-sa-d in the estimation of
tho people ms !, n..s. il st'1-" '"'-'
who would supply themselves with n
thoroughly readable and representative
Democratic Newspaper will not be able
to sui, themselves by one possessing
such rare advantages or published at
such cheap rnic,
The following
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TNE EQlIlvAUl.E
Life Assurance Society,
of tHf
L n 1T T. II STAT L. y,
No. 81 Broadway,
NEW YORK
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|. .. .. +.
John n, Gibson Lodge, No, IL,
- MEETS every Monday night,
at their Hall, ON Austin street
w Brothers in good standing are
invited to attend
A. FRANKS, ~ G.
+ NAENNDEIi, See nv.
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X. III. LINDSAY.
COTTON FACTOR
Conn mercial Broker,
r..ss.sa t0ncG Snr8nH 81

Taiiy's Block, spriug ST.,
SHIRE r. Pc II II, l. A..
S,PECIAL attention given 10 cousign-
- ments Of Cotton, Wool, Hides, or
other Produce for sale here Liberal
advances made on consignmcnts OF Cot
ton to ! W. Burbridgc a Co, New
Orleans
nay- Real Estate, Parish and City
Bonds, bought and sold.
july "a. Us n50-ly
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THE LOUISVILLE JOURNAL,
Is now the Largest, Livest, and Cheap
est Democratic Newspaper published in
the Union.
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Healing Of the Sick !!
Laying on OF Hands!!
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Col PHILIP STOCKTON, General
Agcn, for State Of Texas, Galveston.
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+. NArssDELL, seory.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-08-14
STAR AGRICULTURAL WORKS. Tn. ALI

STAR AGRICULTURAL WORKS. The Al>
~ bany Cotton Gin Manufacturing Co, AL
bany n. T., Manufacturers of General Agri~
cultural Machinery, Comprising the celebrated
star Ihreshing Machines star Railway
Tor Endless Chain) and Lever Horse Powers ;
star Cotton Gins and Condensers; Circular
Cross.eut Sawmlls; Vegetable Cutters; Horse
Hay Forks; Corn ard Feed Mills Power
Corn Shelters; Dog Powers, &C., &c.
we wish to call the particular attention Of
Farmers to our celebrated Star Thresher
and Cleaner, which, as lately improved VIC
claim it far superior to any other machine
now in market. It is compact and easily por-
table, simple in its construction, and there's
fore easy to operate by the most mex perienced,
and will do its work with marvellous rapidly
and perfection, and with comparatively the
least demand upon the strength Of the animals
driving it.
We have made recent improvements in this
machine by which wo are enabled 10 thorough
~ clean the grain under almost any combs
nation of difficulties, and we are now using
an entirely new and effective device for re-
iieving the feeder of dust, thus making the
operation Of threshing as comfortable and safe
as with the ordinary machines it is annoying
and frequently destructive of health.
These Machines are made of suitable sizes
for our "Star' Railway Horse Power and
for our Star Lever Powers for and horses.
For sale by our agents and dealers gener-
ally. For full particulars send f our Illus
trated Descriptive Circular and Price List
Correspondents will please address Inc AL,
bany Cotton Gin Manufacturing Co., p. O..
Drawer 162, Albany, N. Y, 32w4
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-08-14

B. B.-We hear that the I'd Nine oil
the Marshall club has challenged tho
club ofthis place to a match game on
the Goth on the club grounds at Mar
shalltown. The Omaha club arc to
play the LIST Nine of the Marshall the
same day.
The challenge has been accepted on
the part of our club, notwithstanding
the fact that we have had no practice
this season Our boys, have already
commenced practice and are going in
to win. Wen bet 'sbrick watch on
our club.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-08-14

"Dox'r.' - Don't ever think Of driving any
common sense into the heads Of conceited
boobies, for you can't do III for it has tccn
tried OH us otten.-Toledo Republican.
The above seemed to be the closing speech
of Mn. RICE, when hc passed ovcr the edto-
rial pen to MR. TRuE, the new editor of that
paper.-7d ma County fHi0n,
The Rip Van Wrinkle sleeper of the
Union has really discovered that Mr..
True is connected with this paper
The language attributed to us above
was written and printed not less than
twomonths before Mr.. Il. became part
ner in this office. The editorial pen
was not turned over to Mr.. T. then in
any sense. Have your specks been
among the flies and become spotted
that you could not see until last week
when you first noticed the paragraph
above quoted? Wake up brother
of the quill and clean your specks, at
least, once month.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-08-14

MORE PLEAsrNG.-To the Local Ed
itor: | see by your last issue that you
pay the employees of Wallacc's furni-
ture room quite a compliment. 1t is
no more than just that they tender in
return card of thanks. Now sir, we
too think our surroundings the most
pleasant III the rld,-tor the stillest
man living is this same local, why he
never speaks louder than thunder
We hear nothing below except that
mighty machine preparing dispatches
of reform to be heralded through the
land,--but that didn't dispatch u.s.
not a bit. Wc.are none Of your merry
Gus old grannies you need not try
to be so still when you 60 up stairs, -
Walk over the floor prompt, Ike a
man,-and not 60 slipping and sliding
as it you were afraid of soaring the
mice from your cheese boX-and when
You take up an armtul Of wood don't
yet up in chair and stand OH your
tip-toes, laying down stick at time
throw it down--do not be afraid OF
disturbing Wal!ace's employees for We
are not the boys tina. fear noise. Now
Mr.. Local take the muhie off your fur
niturc. Don't be SO nervous and give
up TO such Responding feelings and
think you are fit subject for an in
sane asylum. Remember you are just
married and i'll few months you will
feel more Ike standing the noise OF
life. Those nervous feeling. viii wear
away after awhile, and you can stand
the rocking of Wallace's nice cribs
the squalling of a baby and our polite
al speeches, songs and sermons.
WALLacEs EMPLOYEES.
~ The Local is not at home,
but will be back in time to reply next
week. The said" Employees" have watch
ed their chances, and while the local is
gone, makes it their special business to
sprinkle and sweep some where near
seven times minute. TYpo.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-08-14

CLup MEErlNa.-We neglected tt
report, in the last paper, the meeting
at Tama City, Of the Grant & ColflA
Club, on Tuesday of last week
The Democrats held a meeting the
same evening and prior to the organ
ization of the Club, they were invited
to depute any Of their number to
hold joint discussion, but they de-
clined The Club was organized with
D. D. Appellate Chairman, and +. J
NJ. Wonser Secretary. The meeting
was addressed by VIM II. Stiyers, OF
Toledo, in speech OF considerable
length.
After the speech, on motion ]. L
Rice was added to the committee on
preparations for Grand Mass Meet
ing:
Adjourned to meet at Toledo, on
the 18th inst. We hape there will be
general attendance.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-08-14

New FlsM.-We notice by a new
advertisement, in another colurln, that
G. &. Mason has associated with him.
self, S. J. NJ. Bear, of this place, in the
mercantile business at Waltham, il
this county. Mr.. Bear has busir.ess
education and experience, which, with
the already good reputation of hIr. Ma
son with his customers, promises sue
cess to their business, and satisfaction
ITO the people Of that vicinity, who will
do we'll to patronize thcm-a "hemt in
stitution.'
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-08-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
IMPORTANT TO LADIES.


If you need o reliable remedy to restore Won
WHY NOT USE THE BEST?
Every lady knows the slightest irregularity
Of nature is liable to bring on Headache, Gid
diness, Fainting Sick Stomach, Mysteries. &c
Then the bloom Of health fades the appetite
fails and other distressing symptoms ensue.
DIR. HARvEY'S CHRONO- THERMAL
FEMALE PILLS.
Itits One Dollar Per Dor,
a remedy that never fails to remove obstruc.
tons Of Nature, Female Weakness, Fluro Al
bus, &c. They arc perfectly safe and one box
will restore the afflicted to health If tile oh
struction has not existed 100 long; if other
wisc longer perseverance, is necessary, but
il Is best in all obstinate cases Of Irregular
DISTINCTIONS that ordinary medicine has failed
to remove, to resort 10 more powerful rene
dy as soon rs possible.
DR. HARVEYS GOLDEN PILLS,
Price Fire D0llJrs Per PackGge.
are four degrees stronger than tie above, and
are intended for special cases only. They are
perfectly safe for the most delegate female 10
take. Full directions accompany each pack
age, one Of which is generally sufficient.
Sold By The Principal druggists Eceryrhere.
A Conf etstjat Cfrcu,ar with engravings will
be sent to ladies free Of charge on application
with stamp. If you cannot get the pills Of
your druggist, take no other kind, for on re
ceipt Of the money they viii be sent by return
mail, free from observation, by
DR.. J. BRYAN,
9G East 18th, St., New York
n B.-Rerister your letter or send Post
Office Order. IL
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-08-14

4 LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN-A gentle
N man who in early life was victim to
that debasing habit SO common to youth, which
resulted in Seminal Weakness. Involuntary
Emissions and Nervous Prostitution, and came
near ending his days in hopeless misery, and
after using numerous remedies without sue
cess, he obtained from friend some simple
rules and prescriptions that effected n perma-
nent cure. On i b llf of suffering humanity
he will send the same free of charge to all
who may desire it.
Address, EDGAR TREMAINE.
Sta,;on II Now York
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-08-14

NEW CoMMoDIrY.-We notice that
the editor of the Union proposes to sell
new commodity, to-wit: "bed-bugs
by the peck We have no doubt but
that he can supply the demands OF all
applicants.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-08-14


Capt. c. Il. Bradshaw, a gallant sol.
der and a talented young lawyer OF
Iowa. was heretofore republican, but
lsnow democrat. He is known and
admired by many people in this coun-
ty for his talents and services to his
country. '-L'na County Signal
This notice appears in the above
named sheet among a small array OF
Others Mr.. B. a few years since, would
h',se felt badly bored at his name ap-
pearing in such connection. lie said
when about to leave the Republicans
and join the Democrats in substance as
follows: ''that he felt very timid about
joining in with about all the rebels of
the rebellion, but he hoped that the
Democratic Party would change its
leaders, who, he hoped would be now
conservative" From this we should
judge thatshe joined the party more for
what it might be than for what it Is
We think his bump of hope stands
higher than most peoples does
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-08-14

We arc assured that the firm Of
Eastman & Kendall, 65 Hanover St,
Boston, Mass, advertised in our col
nmns, is trustworthy and reliable. For
10 cts. they send 4 patent pen fountain
and check describing an article to be
sold for 81. Their club system OF sell
ing goods is becoming quite popular,
particularly with the ladies'. 1t is wor-
thy Of u ial.--BnDalo Gazette.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-08-14

IIuDsoN BROTHERS unrivalled
troupe of vocalists, will give one OF
their grand entertainments, at heCon-
gationsl Church, on Friday Evening,
21Ft inst. The Hudson Brothers come
highly recommended by the press; and
their names announced in Eastern cit
les, insurcs crowded Ii ouses. Sec pro
gramme, for particulars and the beauti-
tul songs which they will sing on Fri
day evening next. Go and hear them.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-08-14
Notice.

The fall term of the Addison lnsti.
tute, at Irving, will begin September
lst; 1868. L. A. Scott Principal; as
sisted by Mrs. G. a. Sawin.
Board can be had in families or al
the Institute, from $500 to- $3.50 pei
week. Rooms can be obtained TO,
those who wish to board themselves.
32w2,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-08-14

A GOOD AppoISTMENT.-Thc newly al,
pointed agent of the Nat. .Insr, Co., OF
Davenport, at this place, is John Nc
Claskey. The National is a solid Co.
and worthy Of patronage. 1t was the
first Co. to comply with the new law
and it claims to be the only one in the
State that has 80 complied.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-08-14

4 GENTS WANTED for "rhe Blue. Coats
~ And hoe they Lired, Fought and Died for
The Union, aith Scenes and Incidents IN the Great
Rebellion 1t contains over 100 fine Engrny.
ings and 500 pages, and is tho spciest and
cheapest war hook published. prico only S.. so
per copy. Send for circulars and see our
terms, and full description of the work. Ad-
dress Jones Brothers 4 Co, Phila, Pa. Cncin-
natl, o.; Chicago H.; st. Louis, Mo. 3aw4