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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-11-15

Tie government may, | think, unde
such circumstances, and al such time, con
fine its receipts 10 gold and silver. an,
withhold its revenue while resting between
collection and disbursement, from all use
whether of banks or others.
am aware that strong objections holc
to keeping so much money idle, as woulo
remain permanently on hand. under any
system that may be adopted But my dc.
cided impression is, nevertheless, that the
patronage and political influence, with
which it's use by these corporations must
be attended, together with the great in
centIve which it offers 10 ~overdealiHg, are
objections far stronger. And from such
inactlon Of the.public money | should look
for another practical good! Ii would in
yite IN the most urgent manner, as a fixed
policy, a scale of revenue reduced 10 the
lowest standard of the most economical
administration
And again by combining its receipts to
gold and silver, the collection of the reve.
nue. would exercise a salutary control over
the issue Of the State Banks. 1t would do
so, by presenting at their doors, TO the Ell
tent Of that demand, always an inexora.
BILE creditors curb sadly wanted by the
banks TO their late career. The receipt
by Government Of gold and silver onIy
after the paper medium becomes freely
aud Immediately convertible into coin,
presents nothing inconsistent with the DO
sition, that government must deal in the
same currency in which the people deal;
because coin, and paper Immediately con
veItible, are substantially the M
But ] can see no advantage and on the
contrary, a fruitful source Of mischief, in
making government officers the keepers OF
the cash. Place about them what guards
you may in the shape Of commissioners,
inspectors, or whatever else, pecula,ion
will be endless. There is no security 10
it, and il will involve heavy and unneces
sary expense. The chief and over ruling
objection, however, is the endless source
Of patronage 10 which it would give rise,
Make the machinery as simple as you
may, and open TO view, wherever money is
temptation will creep in, and corruption in
evrey form following at its heels. But the
money can be safely kept, under the most
ample security, and freed from every OBJ
lection Of patronage or political influence,
BY a simple system of special deposites in
the State Understanding always in
specie, the separate property Of the govern.
ment, and paid out III kind, upon drafts
from the Treasury.
have thus, sir, stated my objections
candidly and fairly to this bill. They go
more 10 it's peculiar machinery, and 10
The time at which it is brought forward,
shan TO its general scope, as a measure OF
State policy in the subject which it is in
tended to effect. There is no sufficient
reason, as | have already declared. salts
factory TO my mind at least, why il should
be passed now, at the close OF a short and
hurried session. And | take leave OF it,
therefore, in the confident hope, that this
great subject of the relation between
Bank and State will, at a future day, be
presented in such form as will unite those
c%Ounsels which are now SO unhaPplly di-
vided.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-11-15

New YoRK observation-disclosures WING
rRuMPH.-The mails Of yesterday morning
brought the astounding intelligence, that the
wings have elected a majority of members of the
assembly, in the state Of New York. In the
city OF NEW YORK, the whole wing ticket
was carried by a majority Of THREE THOU
SAND VOTES-and in the city Of ALBANY.
the head quarters Of the Regency, the same tick
ct succeeded by a handsome majority.-The
New York Commercial Of Friday, gives a list Of
fifty six members elected-shewing that as far
as heard from, including two counties of Long
Island, and proceeding west as far as Onondaga,
not one Pan Buren, man is elected. Every strong
hold Of Van Burenism in the state, has been
stormed. The Journal Of Commerce says that
the wings will have at least 81. leaving to the
Van Buren, men a..
We are sorry that the crowded state Of our
columns to day, do not permit us 10 give the de-
tails of this interesting triumph. They will
s,artle many OF those who hara been accustomed
to think that the power and money Of the nation
were theirs, aud that the people would never
strike a blow for their release.
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Caution.

A S considerable damage has been sus
IA tanned by the heirs Of the late Henry
Bowers, decd, in consequence of persons
cutting down and carrying off the timber
from their farm at the head Of Middle
Creek and now in the occupancy Of Mr.,
Nj. Pitzer, the undersigned hereby give
notice. that all who berafter may be de
tected trespassing on the above named
premises. either by cutting timber thereon
or passing through and throwing down its
fences. will have the laws Vigorously en-
70 reed against them.
WILLIAM BOWERS.
HENRY BOWERS.
.Adm'rs Of II Bo,eers, decd.
Nov, Is, 1881 3w*
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F~REpEaIcK ELECTION. An election to fill a
vacancy in the House Of Delegates occasioned by
ter, was held in Frederick county on Monday
The 9th instant. The candidates were William
L. Clarke, V. B. Loco Foco, and Joseph ii.
Sherrard. V. b. Conservative the former regu-
running on his own hook. The votes stood for
Sherrard 473, for Clarke IT'S, giving Sherrar1
29S majority, Frederick has given a short YER
dict. but most righteous judgment, against the
Sub. Treasury. Loco Focos. There was no whig
candidate in the field, and the issue was between
the friends and opponents Of the Sub Treasury.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-11-15

Flour AND GRAIN.-The Baltimore Patriot
of Saturday last says:-Fine times for the Far
mer! 1t will be seen by our report of the mar
kets that a considerable rise has taken place in
the price of breadstuffs of all descriptions within
the past week, and that prime Whcats are now
worth TWO DOLLARS a bushel and other qualities
and grains are at corresponding high prices
These advanced prices are owing, of course, to
ashort supply in the sea board markets, owing
partly to a partial failure of crops in certain sec.
tons Of country on the sea board, and to the lat,
long continued dry weather in other sections
which prevented the manufacture of the articl,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-11-15
New Supply.

drugs, Dge-StrGs, Pants. Confeetion
arg, Fruit, and Fancy Articles.
n accordance with a previous notice.
III now have the pleasure Of informing the
Citizens Of Martinsburg and the public
generally that | am receiving a supply oil
The above articles among which may be
'ound the following.
~Sulphuric acid. nitric DO, lpure,
IartarIc end Prussic do. alcohol
Arrow root,
Balls. Copayia, Tolu and Peru,
Best Lima bark, do. Peruvian /,
Black Drop. Borax Refin'd,
Calomel Eng. s. Amer.
Red Precipitate. Camphor,
Chloride Lime, Soda, do.
Chamomlle flowers.
Spanish Saffron, Rheubarb,
Cream Tartar,
Super Carb Soda, Jalap,
Maguesia Vsriou. Kinds
Opium, Gum Arabic.
Castor OIL. Linseed, do. Sperm. do.
Copal Varnish. Japan, do.
Painters, Red Lead,
British Lustre, NermillioD,
Chrome Yellow. Whiting,
Spanish Brown. Venetian Red.
Log Wood, Red Wood.
Copperas, Indigo, s. Alum,
All the Spices,
Aromatic Salts, Pearl Powder.
Backing Paste, Brushes do
G. ii Brushes s. Pencils,
Paint Brushes Ass,d
Soaps Various Kinds,
Corks, Bottles. & Walls,
Periumery. Shaving Boxes,
Glasses, Brushes,
Razots, very finest
Penknives, Scissors,
Fancy Walls,
Combs Various Kinds. Beads,
Night Taper, Tooth Brushes,
Spectaeles, lndeliablc Ink,
States s Pencils.
Hair Brushes, ass'd,
Waters Red & Black,
Sealing Wax.
Surgeons Instruments, Fruit,
And Confectionery of various kinds,
Toys, &c. &c SC
All of which with a VARIETY of others |
'ffer to the public on reasonable terms,
embrace this opportunity 10 inform the
'ublic in general, g. Physicians in par,icu
ar that they may rely upon the putty OF
the medicine that ! may sell, particular
shall be paid TO prescriptions.
WILLIAM DORSEY.
Martins5nrg, November, Is, 1887.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-11-15

UNFoRTUNATE PRINTER.-Mr, James
D.. Carlisle, a respectable %journeyman
printer, was some time since burnt out 10
Washington city. when he came 10 this
city and located himself near the Falls
and lost almos, all he had at the late food
then he moved into Spring Conrt. where
he was burnt out on Sunday night and lost
every thing he possessed. MIR. G. is a
man OF family. and was formerly one Of
The editors Of a weekly paper in Washing.
ton city.-Stul.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-11-15
Public Sale.

WlLL be offered for sale al public auc
w ton, on Thursday. The esd inst , a
the late residence Of John French, deed
tnear Stephens MILL The following Pro
perry. TO wit: Horses. among which is a
valuable Stod Horse; .Aileh Goes, Steer,
and fotulg Cottle : Fattening aud Stock
Hogs; Sheep; a first rate four horse Spike
1hreshuag'M Machine, and Blacksmiths Tools
also,
FARMING UTENSILS.
snch as Wagons, Ploughs, and Harrows
Wheat Fan. Horse Gears, Sc, and other
articles belonging TO a farm ; also. House
hold and Kitchen Erniturs. and a large
quantity Of Corn by the bushel, and Hau
by the ton 81 load.
GA credit of twelve months viii be
given on the Stud Horse and rhreshine
Machine. and six months on the Corn
On all other articles a credit Of nine months
will be given on all sums Of five dollars
and upwards on all sums under i've dol.
lars. the cash must be paid. Bond and
approved security will be required in all
cases where the cash is not paid. Sale 10
begin early in the day.
SlLAS HARLAN,
November 8, is37.-3t .fdm'r.
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A LII persons having claims against the
IA estate Of John French, deed, are re
ouested TO present them, properly authen.
ticated, for settlement; and those owing
said estate, will please make immediate
as il is wished TO close the bust.
ness Of the estate as soon as possible.
SILAS HARLAN, Adm'r.
October 25, lS37.--St
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Notice.

UBERSONS who became purchasers at
FL the sale of the property of Henry
Tabler. decd, are hereby notified that
their notes will fall due on the 2nd day Of
December next. at which time the said
notes must be paid without fail, No in
diligence will be given,
JACOB MYERS.
Nov. Is, 1S37-9w. .Adm'r,
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BIO "A HI I'D N O..

EE RS. WOLFF. respectfully informs
AVE the public, that she has opcned a
BOARDING. HOUSE, at her
residence on Burke street. Martinsbutg.
she will receive boarders by the
week, month, or year, on reasonable and
accommodating terms.
Great pains will be taken TO promote the
comfort and convenience of all who may
take up their residence with her.
November ], ISS7.-St
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NEW TALL GOODS.
lIamme & Stephens,

A RE now receiving and opening a new
~. and substantial Stock Of GOODS,
which they would invite their customers
and the public generally to call and exam
inc. We need not say they are cheap, but
come and see.
Our assortment consists in part of hea
w stock of superior CLOTHS, TO which
we would particularly invite the attention
of those who want the article. Also. Gas
simeres s. Cassineits. together with a large
stock of DOMESTIC GOODS. Hard.
Queens, Glass. Stone. and " OGDEN toare,
and prime GROCERIES.
October IL. 1887
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DIE d.

On the Gath of September last, at Cam.
bridge. Ohio. in the 9Th year Of his age,
MIR. LEVI MORGAN, son of Mr.. nj. Morgan,
decd, late of this county.
On Saturday, the 4th inst, at her resi-
dence in this county, in the Gath year OF
her age, Mrs. ELIzABETH MoRGAN, relict
of NJ. Morgan, decd, late Of this county.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-11-15

into dour, with the usual facility and prompts.
tude, TO meet the immediate demand for con.
sumption, after a season Of scarcity. II is not to
be expected that such prices as are now given
for breads 4ffs, cen continue, when time shall
have elapsed for the equalization of the last years
produc; to the demand but the prices are now
high, with a market tending upw ards. Let III.
Farmers therefore "strike while the iron is
hot" aud profit by these fine prices.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-11-15

II was with sincere pleasure that the publisher
last season, the arrangement by which
the Lady's Book and Ladies' American Maya.
zine, were unitsd, aud TO be edited by Mrs. Sa-
rah J. Hale.-lt is with equal pleasure that he
now informs the patrons Of the work, that he has
made an arrangement with Miss LESLIE, author
of Pencil Sketches, Mrs. Washington Potts, sc.
who will be connected with Mrs. Hale in lend
ing interest TO the pages OF the Lady's Book -
Her powerful aid will commence with the Janu.
airy No, 1898. In addition to the above, every
number Of the work next year will contain d
plate Of superbly colored fashions.
The subscriber endeavors by extraordinary
excrtions to show his gratitude for the very ma
ny favors he has received from his kind friends,
the public. From among the many female wri-
tiers Of America, perhaps no two ladies could
have been selected, whose varied talents are so
well calculated 10 adorn a work like the Lady's
Book. When il is mentioned that Mrs. Sigour-
ney and Greenville Mellen, are contributors TO
the poetical department, il will be useless TO
W taste argument in endeavoring TO show what is
apparent-that the Lady's Book will stand unri-
vailed among the periodicals OF the country.
Each Number also contains two pages Of fash
ionable MUsIc-in many cases original.
Some of the Contributors.
Mrs. SARAH J. HALE, Editor, Mrs. l.. II. ST.
Courtney, Mrs. Ann S. Stephens, Mrs. Caroline
Lee Hentz, Mrs. T.. +. Elicit. Miss Leslie, Miss
4 Il oOuiu Aitos " IL oOONhB Aih5S - -
Medina, r. S. Mackenzie, l.. L. D., X. Penn
Smith, b. b. Thatcher, Mrs. Phelps, Mrs. Will
lard, Mrs. Farar, Mrs. Wells, Greenville Mel
len, Joseph II. Chandler, Morton McNlichael,
Robert +. Conrad, Alexander Dimitry, A. NJ,
IL. f. Hale, f. Burke Fisher, N. G. Brooks, A.
NJ, William E. Burton, Willis Gaylord Clark
Joseph c. Neal, Mrs. Embury, Mrs. Gilman,
Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Woodruff, Miss Charlotte S,
Cushman, Rev. J. ii. Clinch, Constant Guilloni
Mrs. Sedgwick.
lby- Ierms.-The terms OF the Lady's Book
are So per aunum, or Two Copies for So, pay
able in advance. All orders must be addressed
to l.. A. Cooley, Literary Rooms,
Chestnut St, one door betoc Seventh,
fI% CT UBBING.-As the publisher of the
Lady's Book is connected with the other popu-
lar periodicals, he suggests for the convenience
of remittance, the blowing system Of clubbing.
Lady's Book and Bulwer's Novels, for 50
Lady's Book and Marryatt's Novels, So; Bai'
wer's and Mary ats Novels, Seventeen in all,
So; Lady's Book and Saturday News, So
Lady's Book and Celebrated Trials, So; Bul'
wer's or Marryatt's Novels and Celebrated Tri'
ais, IS.
Philadelphia, Nov. l5, 1887.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-11-15
MAHOGANY FURNITURE!

EUST finished and for sale at the chop
eB oil the subscriber, a large assortment
of Mahogany Furniture, Of the latest aud
most desirable patterns. This furniture Is
made. entirely, by experienced journey
men, and may be relied upon for ITS dura
bility aud faithful construction ; and IFS
STYLE, he thinks, will not fail TO please.
aEPIices moderate, and terms Of pay
easy. WILLIAM hDLh'
October a, 1887.
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Apurentices Wanted.

yEyANTED by the undersigned. as ap
wv preutices to the Tailoring Business,
one or two boys, between the ages Of Ia
and 10. To those oil industrious habits
and good character, liberal encouragement
will be given. HIRAM BOWEN.
October IS, tS57.-u
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THE GAZETTE
ARTIN ID U II G., v A.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1887

GThe Courts o~fInquiry for the 9th Regiment
Of Virginia militia, which were advertised to be
sent month, have been postponed till the 23d
Oath and 25th ~instants.
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.fsOs'e .veaC Goods!
CHEAPER THAN EVERu

EETE have the pleasure TO announce "a
Wv our customers and 10 the public &c
neraliy. that we have just received n o.
the most Extensive aud General Assert
ment OF Goods. that has, probably, evei
been exhibited in this market. which we
can sell a little cheaper than ever they
have seen them.
We will not attempt 10 enumcrate our
stock suffice il, to say, that we have al
most every thing kept in a retail storc.-
We think hat all those wishing 10 pur
chase will find il 10 their advantage TO give
us a call. for the terms on which we bought
our Goods enables rs 10 sell them VERY
Low, and zoe are determined 10 do IL Call
and see US. and il we don't sell you goods
cheap. we will not ask You TO buy them
w. LONG 81 SON.
October tS. 1887.
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VEN ARTICLE!

FHSHE subscriber has just received from
d Baltimore, a neso and splendid style 81
Cane Bottom Chairs. which for elegance
and beauty far surpass any thing Of the
kind ever before offered in this market
Those wishing TO purchase, will do well
TO call and view them before purchasing
elsewhere. WILLIAM BILE
October q, 1887.
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MARTINSBURG


WlLC0X & JOB respectfully inform
Wv the public that they have on hand
a few pieces of prime LlNSEYS-double
single width-wbich they will sell for
cash-or on a short credit, 10 pcnctual
dealers-or give in exchange for wool at
the market price.
Noeember /, 1887.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-11-15

&C. The office ofthe Columbi a pa Spy wa.
partially destroyed by fire on the morning Of
the 29th nlt. The FIRE was commun icatcd from
a room under the office, which was occupied by
IA Transportation Company.
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APPRENTICE

EpERNARD DOLL wishes to engage
EB an apprentice to the House Jointring
trade. A good. industrious lad, IS or IG
years Of age. will meet with good encour
egement by applying soon.
November 8, lS37.-St
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-11-15

GJ- Mr.. Masons, Speech takes so much of our
space to-day as to leave but little or no room for
any thing else. 1t should be read however, by
all, Notwithstanding its great length.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-11-15

HEAVE been very recently receiving
HE Goods from Philadelphia and Balh
more. which now makes their assortment
very extensive. They would respectfully
invite a call from their friends and the pub
lie generally in search Of bargains.
Seutember IS, 1887.
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Notice.

a LII persons INDEBTED to the subscri
"a Der on accounts contracted at the
Drug Store, or otherwise, will confer
great favor by calling and paying of Their
accounts, or closing them by notes.
X. McSHERRY.
| October %, 1887.
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vi II T Z D ,

On Tuesday the Slst ult., by the Rev.
l. f. Wilson, MIR. JACOB STUoKEY, to
Miss MARIA GROVE, both Of this county.
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October II, lS37.-2m
WANTED.

E2ZEKIEL SHOWERS wishes to en-.
EI gage Two good. steady, industrious
Boys, as apprentices TO the Tailoring Bu
sincss.-Oae Of Ia or l5Jesrs Of age, and
another II or -, will find good situations
by applying soon.
November 1. IS97.-N
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Administrators Sale.

EEIILL be offered for sale at public auc-
w ton. on Thursday, the S0h instant,
the late residence OF Abram Crisweil,
deed. one mile from Little Georgetown,
the following property. to wit: Work Hor
ses, Brood Mares, and Coils, (among which
is one Arabian colt y Mulch Cotos, Stock
and Fat Cattle. Fattening and Stock Hogs,
a quantity of Sheep, one Road Wagon, one
Plantation, do; and
FARMING UTENSILS,
such as Ploughs. Harrows, &c. and one
set of Blacksmlth's Tools also.
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
such as Beds, Bedsteads, and Bedding /;
Bureau, Secretary, | ten plate Stove and
Pipe, complete y about 500 bushels Corn
and 500 bushels Gals; and many other
articles not mentioned.
D. Terms Of Sale.-The Corn, Oats, fat
Cattle, and lat Hogs, will be sold for cash
On all other purchases. nine months ere.
dit will be given on all sums Of So +; under
that sum cash will be required. Due at
tendance gwen by
JAMES CRISWELL, Adm'r.
November Is, 1S31-3t
G-At the same time and place, a Black
WomGn and Child will be offered for hire.
j. c., Adm'r.
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e O B IT

One Cupboard, Tables, half a dozen
Chairs, two Stands II or Is yards
Of Carpeting, Spinning wheels,
n Ten Plate Store d Pipe;
and various articles of Household and
Kitchen. Furniture. Also. three or four
hundred feet of PINE PLANK. a lot of
Carpenters Tools, and one Hog.
TERMs-4 months credit will be given
on all sums Of IS and upwards. the pur
chaser giving bond and security /; under
50 cash on the day of sale will be required.
ELIZABETH MlAWELL.
November 10, iS37.-3t
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IRON.

A LARGE and general assortment Of
Ia Hughes best Rolled BAR IRON
for sale for cash, at the Martinsburg Iron
DANIEL MCKINLEY,
for S f. IA Hughes.
August O, fS37.-u
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CoNFECTIoNARy,

r HAVE just received a supply of the
e. above article. WM. DORSEY.
November s, 1887.
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PNblic Sale.

EEIILL be sold by the undersigned at
w public sale, ON Saturday the 25h
at her residence in Martinsburg, all
her personal property. consisting Of Beds,
Bedsteads, and Bedding,
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Empty Barrels for Sale.
A FEW tight Iron and Wooden hound
"a Barrels-suitable for cider, or any
other liquor. will sell them very cheap,
VIM. DORSEY.
November 8, 1887.
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For Sale.
New Goods

BURNS d. SEiBERT,
EEAVE just received and finished open
EH ;ag a large and general assortment
of NEW s. CHEAP GOODS, compri
sing almost every article necessary to make
their assortment complete.
October Is, 1851.
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Combination of Literary Talent!
The Lady's Book,

Having a larger circulation than any
other monthly periodical in Ameri-
ca, and a coiored plate Of the
Latest Fashions in ne
ry number.