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spoil them, IS the pMitces themselves, On being
boiled, yield considerable portion Of water. BY
being boiled in 4 vessel without lid, they do not
crack, and all waste is prevented. After the water
is come near to boil, pour it of. and replace the
hot, by cold water, into which throw good portion
Of salt The cold water sends the heat from the
surface TO the heart Of the potatce, and makes it
mealy. Like all other vegetables, they are improved
bybeing boiled with salt which ought not, therefore,
70 be spared. The only proper test of their being
done enough is trying them with fork. When
they boiled with lid. cracking is usually con-
sdered the test Of their being done enough but they
will often crack when they quite raw in the heart
After straining off the water, they should be allowed
stand ten fifteen minutes or near the fire to
drv
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DIED.,

On Sunday the 22d, Mrs. REBECCA FRlSbY
WILMER, wife Of the Rev. Simon Wilmer hec-
tor of Trinity Church, Sweedsboroug'' New Jersey
In williamsburg on Tuesday last, after an ,l'n .ns
Of Il days f. R W MM and Mary coiIegs.
In Baltimore on 26th inst VIM II. 1870 1a;s:os
one Of the associate Judges of the sixth judicial
District of Maryland. ...............-.
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Extract Of letter to the Editor, dated July 28,
Lebanon County, Pennsylvania.
cat the last election for Chief Magistrate, Gen.
Jackson was decidedly the favorite candidate of
the most influential class of people in this county
but, at present. there is such change, that know
of no individual Of the above description who IS not
decidedly in favor Of the present administration
think, therefore, there is every reason to believe
that this County will give large majority for Mr..
Adams and that the state will not yield to the An
cient Dominion, submit TO tie Military chief.
TAIN"
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From, The Massachusetts, Journal
HISTORY OF THE INSURRECTlON oF PAEA
IN COLOMBIA.

Chica abridged from the last number Of the Norm
.4xerican ReDie'O.
1t is not strange that Governments when are new
and Of course, not consolidated, should be su1lect
to connections and exposed to dangers rom WY"
rovsrn,nents Of MANY wears standing are exempt
massachusetts set had her insurrec,on. her iaa'ei
says, and her JOB shatteeh Pennsylvania hat had
hers, and now Colombia, and Guatemala nave ,ness
The Buenos Ayreans have had so "any and So Sc s
we're trials of this kind that we feel great cohlae"ue
in the future steadiness and tranquility OF t'at Peo-
ME. The same remark is scarcely less applicable to
Shili; whose affairs seem at present to Be in pros
porous train. 1t is for Colombia the eldest OF our our
sister Republics, that feel most concern. We
hone that the foremost in the cause OF
will not be hndmost in the cause Shavs h3 her
serorus a man formidable for bis native talents
MO PACK. He was born among hardy: vigorous o Jus
and enterprising race Of men, who nhablt the eS-
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nOMEsTIC ECONOMY.

Hon. to boilpotatoes nicely aitho1 'vasfe;,-sel-
dom do we potatoes we'll cooked q stlll schooner
do we see them cooked without waste. ny the lol.
lownc directions both ends will be attained. Choose
YOUR POTATOES Of equal size and put them into
SAUCEPAN, or pot without lid; with no more water
than Is sufficient to cover them; more would only
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-07-31

LA GuAYRA, July ., 1877.
]. NJ. Sanderson, ESQ., hand you procla-
nation issued Yesterday. The President sails to-
day in the British frgate Druid, for Carthegena
We had atlvices last night from Bogota. saying Boil
vars resignation had not been accepted by Congress.
Yours, II. W. hOblNSON'
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With the view Of showing the sort Of materials OF
which the Combination, in part, is composed, we
lave copied the article from the Alexandria Gazette,
|especting the Richmond Enquirer We ask the
ealer to divine, if he can by what process the En-
burer has brought itself TO support General Jack
Eon. after having expressed such opinions and such
lenunciations Let him deliberately examine this
matter, and see if he can discover any thing like
inciple consistency. or patriotism in such conduct
We might have given similar example much
nearer home but the materials in the present case,
were prenared to our hands, and will answer for
Inherent ATTITUDES, by mere change of names.
| Tho raoder ,s referred to the article from the
PENNSYLVANIA Intellgehcer, on our first page, for
some very Just and appropriate remarks on the WOOL
lens bill 1t appears that Mr.. Baldwin, like most
Of his Jackson felow-labourers, would like to i'm
press on the public that the supporters OF that bill
at the last session of Congress, not resldlngin Ne"
England either knew not, or were reckless of thu
operation Of it: In brief, that the thirty odd Yam
Aies outwitted the seventy odd members from othe
States, and that these seventy odd gentlemen ar
such dunderleads that they have not even yet bee
able to make the discovery. The Intelgencer Sc,
lies the question by statement that may be denle
but cannot be refuted.
In our paper of to-day. we commence the publ
cation Of the address of the Maryland Conyento
Ia tbe neonle of that State. 1t is document we
worthy of perusal and reflection, whether we col
slider the candor, the truth, and fairness manifesto
in every mart of it, or as emanating from body
the most respectable men ever assembled on sim
lar occasion in that State. Our accounts both pu
lie and private, assure us that Maryland will
decidedly on the side of the Administration. lnde'
so well have our public affairs been administers
chat three of the seven Jackson electors in 1924 ha
expressed their satisfaction with the Administrator
and determination to give it their support
The Combination people in Delaware were ve
fearful of affronting the Ancient Dominion on
subject Of the constitutonality Of protecting mar
features but the Citizens of Ohio and Brooke co,
ties. of that State, had not quite so much delica
las the following resolution passed unanimously
meeting at Wheeling, July IL, fully proves
Resolved. That the Resolutions offered by v
liam B. Giles, in the Virginia Legislature, at the
session, protesting against the right of the Gene
Government to make Roads and Canals and to
Imposts for the protection of domestic manufactu
and passed by majority of that body, contains
trines and opinions which in the opinion Of
meeting, are founded in error, and are inimica
the best interests Of our common country.
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DELAWARE JOURNAL.
VIII. g5 !! 'atsy;N's
Tuesday, July "a, AS27.

PRINTING OF ALL KINDS DONE WITH NEATEESs
30 DESPATCH, AT THE OFFICE OF THE JOURNAL.
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KENT COUNTY MEETING.

The Fcderalists of Kent County are requested to
eet at the State house, in Dover, on Tuesday the
h day Of August next for the purpose of forming
e Federal Ticket, Of appointing conferees, and
ansacting the business generally of the party
State Of the Thermometer, at Wilmington, Del.
1897. Q O'clock. IL O'Clock. 3 o'clock.
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$500 REWARD.

Id AN AWAY from the subscribers on lhlrsiay Last, Nv
IA 18Th OF Jny inst NEGRO MAN narncA PEiEE
calls himself Peter Belngs, about 70 81 years Of A.
and five ct or nine inches high, stout built and sio'
motionJl sober orderly fellow, accustomed 10 fai
work. lie took with him variety If ci4,hins arno"
winch were blue cloth coat. dab cloth do PAN
line light coored cashmere p,naiets, pair OF dab CLIO
do, cue PAIR ct white drilling and par OF bluc II
white SUMMER do one @htc waistcoat and ve!t
striped do one pair OF buc yarn stockings and enc a
Of white coitnn do one Nhc md one brown linen si
one par ct boots half worn, &c fur hat
ALSO at the same time, Net named J')l!
PHILLIPS about % ears Il age, five feet or 10 ihc'r
hgh MT so stout Peter but like HIM in beng so" molio
cd and sober. lie aus much in his speech bG, Is mo-
peri and forward Than Peter Among Tie clolg hc t"
with him are black clnth coat with remarkable io
tail, one round Jacket pair Of drab cloth ,aGa.ei'
pair Of dark cloth do ,Iab kctsey do, pair Of black
white sirped 49,, and par of yellow do o-e ra
tow linen do, one linen and muslin shirt, wl'
~crs ed wair' with red stripes pair OF cat,kin ST.
nearly ncw sur ard a summer hat. The above desert
negroes were raised on Spesua Island in the Chcsape
Bay, by the father of The subscribers and went oil vi
ou' any reasonable and ~ believed through the
terferenca Of evil disposed persons. The above rev.
VIII be paid on their being brought hnme lodged II
jail that the subscribers get them, pro?or'ion.e
ward Tor either Of bcm; with III brought bone 70
subscribers living in Ped Lion iTnrdrcd, New Caste ~
ty and state Of Delaware, 81 ac,'gcs Post one
all reasonable charges HANNAu tiAiIlF.
july .6, 1897. 1!--Gn Rl.ifi.CCA GALLCf
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are not much over 300 600 bari els per year,
and it is believed, that as great quantity isl
annually sent from New York, New Jersey,
Pennsylvania, Delaware and Maryland to
supply the manufacturers of the Eastern
states. If the latter did not consume it, It
would not bring as much by dollar bar
rel as it now does, and wheat would prob
ably fall not less than 20 cents per bushel
We close these brief remarks by calling
upon the manufacturers and inviting the
farmers to rally round the " American Sys-
tem"-a system that has built up our vari-
Gus establishments, which employs many
hundred families IN the neighborhood, that
creates market for our farmers, adds
wealth to our country, and renders us indie
pendent of England SO that the s. hemes
Of southern planters and those unite d with
them in politics may be defeated, and De-
laware at least show her determination to
uphold the true interests Of the Union
What would be the Brandywlne and other
numerous sire ans in this vicinity, what the
b rough of Wilmington. without manufac-
lures These admirable streams would be
useless, and our beautiful town tall into de-
cay he population would be compelled to
dispers to obtain living, and bushes and
bramb.es again cover the spots VIII re in
dustry is seated, and dleariness and desc
lation again have dominion where improve
ment has caused "the wilderness to bios
som like the rose" We entreat you Sc
riously to tnlnk Of these things, and we
cheerfully I.av, the issue with you but
if resolved to supp TT the manufacturing
establs ments, we exhort y"u toLt resn-
lutte and 4 tive, and not suffer yourselves
10 b deceived BY the enemies OF them and
of yourselves.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-01
tIRGINIA RESOLUTION.

" Rssorel. That this General Assembly does
most solemnly protest against the claim exercise
OF any power, whatever. on the part of the General
Government. 10 protect domestic manufactures the
protection of manufactures not being amongst tine
nants Of power 20 that Governments, specified in
NE Constitution Of the United States."
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-01
WIN. w. YOUNG,
HARRY CONN ELY,
JOHN MMINN,
JAMES CANDY,
JOHN SIDDALL.
1f YOURSELVES.
Sept. &c, 1927.

EXTRACT FROM SOUTH CAROLINA MEMORIAL.
Your memoiiali.ts. are willing to pass towards
he necessary r,renue OF the country, Mhatevtt
.lm> conerps, may think it right 10 call fer; but
10, utterly den' that congress possesses any con-
.ttutiuna authurit, to impose taxes for any o;her
pnrpnse The, consider me ia'cS OF This Kind al
itady pn,syd as encroachnents on the common
compact between the states Of this conteelacy
iuch laws have been submitted to from tpetings u
generosity. aud from motives Of peace and good
ncghborhood, although their injustice has been
most manifest, and their oppression severely felt
Your memolialists therefore fully OF opinion
that it i. advisable to retrace the steps that have
seen taken and to undo the mischief that has been
'ione. rather than to add any further strength to
system every way 50 Objectionable and solevoltine
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delaware Siatc Lottery.

fSr The bencf! # Newark CDHege, Hidown icaemy and
Unmarried fhurci
Tenth Glass To bed,sNna castle, oil Saturday the
18th Of October, at 10 o'clo 4, Nj
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4 TEACHER WANTED.

4 ADV o Gentleman qualified To take charge Of the
IA II mary School, W he Mtldie,o@n Academy APP
eauon 10 be mad 10 the Tiastees post paid previos,o
h frs of mex mouth JOHN EDDOWES, Seen.
Nd.ll@tosu, Del i2ih Sept 1857. 88-r
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NOTICE.

4 VERY tusty Coored t,lrl, IL yeats old, y iro un.
~ dersands cooking, and ali kIn of house wo, to be
snosed o., fr Il years, 70 ,eue respectable family in
H. state. Inquire at THIS Office.
pt II 1877 oS--,f
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A FARM Fol, s..yr

sx4SgsA A FARM For sAyr
M9sSeR vii, positively be sold at putlc !.
t2SEsisz on Saturday tie 9th of Oc,oler n ,"'
at the house If e. j. Wolfe rt o'clock, r. NJ. "''
Il FAH.n
IN Newcastle Fund; ed, bonded by lands Of I,n,b c
Il neil un tie south, and Thomas Jaueu on ,le , "v'
cunning from the Red lion road 10 he river Draa
aiming 81 acres thirty ct Which excellent :
10 uf oodland well set With timber the teman.ler
arabic lad Tie improvements 1.-TWO s,or, t,
house, milk house. and sahi,ns, the farm is mndxn,g.
81 ua,ed 10 nigh and health, pant OF the conn,rv al,
miles below 1.wcas,le aud 81 from Wilmington, conm,
ing a beautiful view of the river Delaware AZ na,
wishing purchase viii view the property before the SIX
is nnne cessary say more The farm will be show h.
calling on MIR. Hnga Gtn,neh Adjoining the sand popa
the subscriber in Wilmington. The terms vii Be ea
ISAAC G. JAQuEIr.
Sept. 49, 1897. SO -6tn
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R Boot and Shoe .,,.s
ssss .U.lnf.Ntf. SeSsss

rEV ~ Subscribe vas established himself ut ie'l.
sre Cnt, sbere he intends to carry the Boot an!
She Uaking husn, and viii be gad receive the or.
'"'s ct "'S i'tnd' aud ne public He pledges himself
"A .sfAc iol - he wtarer. WILLIAM MTfCIlEl,
S"p %, 1927 9l-wgm
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LOST.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
IL persons rd. bted TO the of the late .arrart
IA Marshall, deceased. requested to discharge the
,ane, and such have claims asains the estae will pre-
their TO either ot the subscribers for settle
meat JAMES CANBY,
EDWARD TAINAiI,
9 mo. Is, 1897. 9O-4 Er,cu,ors
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u OATRY


"a .tsts srss - - rlory. ta' eds si-'A
=,,-Ass. t. ,s.v'r r., skr-N, yur. sss fs'~s
- -l,s.. r.-,.ars fr-s- sr,sast'a srAs Of hFhi
Nse9 stare pssrr sur-surss'E y i'n'st''Fs'~
la. fsss .s..6. ysri- .fs,~'srp ~ ~
T.ass z,sss "a, rrs 80 seHGs''sr=,
Iatsl y S,si ios-hxs0 rePesa blow
ya.s&sgsss fr,4faroa ~ Nm gofils s'Ss'-
Wph IN H. 3,s-rri r-ins SD Wang 90.
a,a..u .ad sh.s,rsa ~, ~ -soalfEs, p-atr
asa hspps ars.s-. ~ Ast ehlfst-b hrs
n s-ssr,sS SI-rsIrs ~ theg rsAb ,heg yes,.
IA = 7praFd usn Iar fens'yNtrd
s<aaaa 70 nm. ssiSoss ser N. ~r-rk 0fhf,
A sol y,ss rsls.r'9 =. 80 cwr is- 'ar1
Al nv ,hs s.s,-id ss,uys's Izsftsl srats
H. .eq---usrscrea tg lcsiy t'vs,
T. rrst is,stH 4e--thee 4sdsr dua ~ Arsl
IT, .s-rAs vsn -la use, shsr rnf tsA i,'t
T. 3sahrf fr,z ivlf ,ns nise'ss rro',
~ nus pN,,r tlg-s,sod gr'.t, hSi prs,rd
Sssp 80, rrsp ,ssr' bbre'd ad,atraes
~ f.eiarsAlgslv wrcsrN- We, o7snr iaa crsshd,
'u1lel onlv,he Nrouy t-'r n Sc,h had hasAS.
'rsa, hs- -,A, ro,ars nfl-ys nld we,'
sass-, Stlss's worthiryer, vhvs- g.,'s rcvraid
Iswsaty It tsouya, ard ovcrDov
~ flaNtsg psss'ous, whteb III ,b,u wsre 5ss.I.
" W. I'D veerid - 70 rish ifeam
faas Rsttsi 5et ysf~crs'd ptihcgt yudssa
rhra caiat .s Ei,rd mpnlcs,, ~ 'ts' sound
q sso,ai NJ. vas v'r'1sd ~ despair
Asa tia wiibara 'e'f r9,nn tbe ground,
Wrong and aprrossd BY cvsvy br-a,i, II .tr,
NJ TfFei J,at. hs rron,r'd love bettav4
Ace all masA,Bd af4iast ths sss arrar'd.
Oh nesth' aniapsh thv sha1ovv rc,t,, Could rye
70 bfRh' forcfs'au" tor al human uvss,
fet sight ~, shen Tho ~retchr,i ce.se IA live.
eHA one' eSal, above Thy calm rtpos,,
Par ~hg shasld ,hoaght rc,oh ~ Wnalv burn
"hea ss~euts TO elements rsivrnl
ch theP--ihst f'i,hfi band ousipt,'d their d,ad
WIN holeT sIadrass 20 the hesytng sod
beiie'ms Shat, ali dark den,ions aed,
HI so"i had gind the ysrudsr ~ God.
The rite hlhh'd, u1eh partod from IN. ,r.pc
Aud moonl'gh' tsigad an lopaly and se-,oo.
CNLttnPT
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Cross READINGS

A thousand Scotch herringS--arcin great want
of water.
A -fl was rcnolted inthe Assembly providing
that each member, dullnG tn session Toe entitled
to use--thIec pipes OF brandy two hNtrcls Of
p nne new pork--the expense to bo deiayed 10y
tn Treasurer of the state
The kcpolt was read by--a double barrel ii.
lie the bali otwhlch passed throueu--a hnger-
ing sickness, ami dlrd with great resIs nation.
The House oiitetues has heen--brought very
low hy cough and catlrrh, attended 10y raising
oil blood.
Iheotre-On Wednesday night will be prescn-
ted tavourte tragedy after which will be pre-
scented, ii skipping rope hornplpe hy--a set of i
ron sho,rls and tongs-to conclude vita comic
song--bY remarkably fast trottmg mare.
The kcgcnts of the tniyersuy--arc strongly
impregnalcd with acid and sWcetened with brow
sugar.
An old fashioned snow storm commenced yes
teroay, but was-totay destroyed by fire. 1t
Vas not insured.
The lniiuenza-was received in the Sen
ate and passed through It's first stages in that bo-
dy.
The literary character of our great city--dis.
apprarrd about nine ears ago, aud has never
since been heard OF y. L. Courier.
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Of he stsaa, fnet,y rrrDu,s7,,
fssf'sfa 10 snte- tsm =, -. : az
se motion - 81 gntu Q. -
'''se'ss PR -sIt.-i.--ss =. i.I-'a =
>'sitUaH had -.i,vc Us -, p. Al
SraoASrt 'nured that ske RVS. -
s'>, ~ir'ch sn5'gsn e7rS gsr7isis,,'. 3ss
nag spsJ@rlty --ss,a sh.ls end d a.. WI v "a
Abe week 6,tore these srls s,,,.,. ss2
p'ons 81 She Sseac,sl. one Of -.
S"y prospects %Sse good p,rf-,,s..i .'e
ne'o'eo Tread, had got ,orethrr =. %
~ cr"oS, soe''etiity oS sky If H..
Jackson At tc'irst4ie, and aFs-aniye.f md
I af Which licat GoV. Kjuns-y 1as a. IN
~ uh'ch Mr.. Savdsr made a me- - IN
the Dae St Muisroe. a.. u 1
counterpart, and offered ce,,.,. '9si
'has ~tSc dram ap by ra.,,,., ho1
"ere Adopted hS tIe ,seot.np, .ss,,,,l', -
express psrpose, winch hsre f,-r,, -. g
t'i's paprr, recommendation 81 - 'Ns
Nc. 90. &c. Il was poinf ,,C IT.. Ja'
these meetings IL every c,ssnt, a. - 10 /
a'hs'y "a'ie me s'te'Hl,t IN MONROE
Sec"' a"d j0iteS, AID ~ are ASSURE, -
ever '7ii in every like si;eu,s NJ
h'endS "f the Administration p,o'.s.u, 'heo
moss 10 canvas ircctv 'he merits nj
and me cii,st uithc lh,ersl aud e,t,.,i INN
cy OF the present Administrator ne, ''4
estS. there was 4 most Voiu berk,,,. ~,
The ''eRersfs partizaos, and ,fIhoy - an
10 Keep them i6oiau the dark, as Tho a.,
the tHSt do fiteir GTu,ri Luna ,bo..
some hopes ot success. toy they -.
han to be- any thog they pieasc--r,,v ~
now demi-gud--br' LIT the vel H., ~
II, and there Is seen mere NAN. NJ A..
an "'dIoary share Of human infirmifg "a
ed ny all The worst passions of our n,.,.,.
good care, gen'lemen---ssv noihinr a. y
Generals mefus, apart from thnse ,,,,,:
successful battle, and all NAV 20 w.,
Notes was given for vek pfeyio,,
ting of the Bond Circuit Court G,r Wv
mcc,lng on the firsf day Of the tern, In, 'f
ting could GOT be " got mp though 90. ~
>oaabic CNerton was made Tor TIN, 49,,
Since that, We have not heard of anv ,,.
tempt,n TIM northern part of The Stat.
probabIy will be none, as the mowers N =. IN
Siness begin to feel 6itle mo,ti6.,l a, ~
success. We understand that our o.t3Bao,,
cnn Judge has determined TO arouse the -,
th the southern part OF tie state, where ks =,
iloved 10 have some influence, aud within,
gone. Wv presume he viii meet with hs,,s,
ccss--hc Is very jealous in the cause and
presume II re is lucky We viii see SOM nm.
OF II, all IN due time, in NIr. PENIS paper urn
at Louisville -"
Every coming day brings with it its con,
t'oos that there is no hope for the Genc,,I
this State and though he NAV obtain - l..
vote III the southern part Of it, it can do him
possible good, as the entire vote of that nar,
be small, IN comparison with that ofthe roaI,
which viii be generally for the prcscm Asmp
ratIon. In Peoria county, we understand /,
canal meeting there, a few DAYS since SIT, f.
persons were present, and siri3 Of them WEIR
favor OF the existing state of things, aud tou
General Jackson
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3hs s'ss pffss@,sz ~ vt,1S We hny, te>o
lsesksis. a.szsi be mainly ccffu,,3 70 see ~cst
nv ~ aa1 este t&ssi fofal ss. ezjs.s.sss~ an
soie esaer- Consequently snowy erd tke 1Iiir
~ fiaee sznea 20 do ~itr u ti.zR tbc tsste
~ The Hs'sreF- IL fasiog, as1 q as mo- issie
'tinaFh 9ee is.ly MI vesr AZ ,,lvaIlg expensive
sna sis''rd sTtscle 81 dress, ssh ss1iy tate
than another
The sfnest taste ,-,sDyvrr, IS sfsrt an fo-snd ~
ssi>i Nth uaaes who adppt Addrsoa's r'dr, ne
.ef 70 DE ti'e bfsi to pa; ga thing, nor sac
'as' satske o0sn old oae, aud ehe bave tie ls,-
scnmiy 20 adopi all thr real elez aud fis,ish
% fashionable acstcie of sppsu,i Al conpara-
ose'p trid,ng expense, while is abS.,rdnics
saifenef ao~n 20 sfrlicitous conformation with
tie perniisr figure, face or othcr circap,stsnces
OF IN "s~fef- 1bts - elegance IN o9p1rsd,s-
"h'ilos 10 mere II .bion There is eoHc,hing
"afl'eeinsi n H. and il always Distinguishes
Tally ~eil dressed, from a merely expoasiycl,
dressed woman