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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-02-15
ENIGMA No. 2.

I am composed of SO letters
My 9 70 90 is the name of State.
my II 81 80 is a kind of wood,
my 81 90 SO 81 is point of compass.
|my so IA SO | 9 Is is city in Europe
my Is 81 SO 9 Is is city in the U. States,
my 5 80 Is 35 81 is town in New York,
nv 6 IL 36 IL Is Is is a town in Vermont.
ny 9 So IA 81 Is is river in New England
my 10 s II 25 was former Gov. of N. H.
ny l. IL % 25 81 was former Gov. of w.,
my II 2 IL 81 81 is domestic animal,
my 80 Is s II 81 is metal,
nv 10 5 6 1888 81 IS was former President
|J United States.
10 90 i4is river in the United States.
Is Is 9 rs is Member of Congress,
el35l rs 90 SO is commander of our
h.! my whole is what defy any one to tell.
J. B..
PaIa Rutland, Feb. 4, 1914.
tnlo
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-02-15

m 10 the exiensiveness of our corps of con-
Ia for the Herald, and their efforts to make
resting, we have become completely flooded
Enigmas; and in order 10 dispose OF them
ine other matter, we have concluded 10 issue
Ira shee, and grind them all out at batch.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-02-15
ENIGMA. No. 6.

My ~ IL s is something we could no. live
without,
my 10 IL 692 is town in Vermont,
my | l is an insect
my Z 10 10 Is is river in Germany,
my 8 8 ~ is girls name,
my Z s 9 9 IL is a celebrated composer of mu-
tic,
my 10 a 10 l IL Is is a near relation,
my 10 IL 2 l6 l2 is division of land
my s 10 | | is celebrated painter,
my II IL 6 6 is a celebrated archer,
my 10 | l is a point of compass,
my 8 Is lisa lake the United States,
my z IL Is is celebrated writer.
my whole is a celebrated statesman
S. C. M.
Benson, VT, Feb. 7, ls44
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-02-15
ENIGMA. No. 7

ENtIMA. NO. Z
am composed Of 10 letters
my IL 10 9 is an article of Jewelry,
my 10 III IL l6 9 is scolding woman,
my IL IA z is town in Europe,
my l6 6 2 is a troublesome insect,
my II 10 z is par. of bird,
A 2lf lisa domestic animal, ~
my 3 9 s7isa piece of music,
my whole is distinguished poet an author.
H.
Rutland, Feb, Ia 1914.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-12-26
INEQUALITY OF TAXATION.

In letter heiore US, in manuscript, written by
the la,s Dr.. Cooper, Of Columbia, South Catolina, in
the year 1882 to afiend in Phl!adelpha, the injas,cs
of ths proeeve system is illustrated 10 the following
striking manner: = 90 80 -
,"suppose maa dies leaving two sons. and bequerh.
ing them thirty thousand doarsa piece One buys an
bank and furnace IN Ponhsyvana; the other raises
cdtonn South Catona. Tho produce Of each s equally
lhs'produce Of American industry. The first sand. a
particular kind Of iron ware to market where there
is demand, he paysn6 duty. Tire cotton planter en-
changes his cotton in Engla for the sane kind Of iron
ware and sends tito the same market bu, the Govern.
usnt says. hold fyOu plsasa gtS us forty per cent
first, ishis liberty aud equality Is not this tax oi
so much OIL the cotton exported 10 this the American
syslemS" - 4 !
No. we should have answered. il is not Tho Ameri.
can sys,emAn any pruper meaning Of The tetm bG. s
the system to which Mr. Clay has given that name
though IN rurh II is burrowed from tho wors, paris o
the legislation Of the old world. The true American
system is tquahtyio in radeas it ia equaity in poli'ica
rights. The spurious American system row fastener
upon US, xss lheculvato Of grain il does the cotoI
PLANTER in all the articles winch he receives the 'e
,rns Of his industry, while creates f0f ,hsmsnuIac
turer an artificial market in which hs is subjected Il
none Of the taxes which ars paid by his fellow citizens
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-12-26
WRTTfNa AcApNNFY.

Mr.. B. NJ. KERR, teacher of writing, hasjust closed
ton, and announces bis intention to another
course Of Instruction. We have examined his spsci
mens Of Psnmanship and also the Improvement niade
by his schOar"a and willingly state that we believe
him we'll qual fed to teach, and recommend to bis iu'
iiion all who need instruction in The ATT ofiwriine.
Mr Ksus schoo! opens this (Thursday) evenings
al tire grpud jury room in the Court Houss.
The following certificate was handed US BY Mr.. x
for publication.
The undersleued being Upon BY Mr.. B. NJ, KERE Il
examire specimens Of writing BY his scholars boil
before and after taking lessons from him. and pease'
with the improvement, of oil. aud cherIully recommen
him as nv eficieu. teacher of writing.
-. ,svae5s - !. sssy HENRY ANDERMAN
i M TIN. FiNNEY. '''&
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-12-26
ABOLITION MOvGMEN Is. !,

BY request we publish some Abolition Re'olutishs
on ourrst psge bu. which we BY 20 means subscribe
,o We conceivp them 10 he founded IN error and il
thsis spiri. were carried cut. so fer from ameOra'iNs
the condition Of the black slaves would only pceSse
their burthens' Ifthess men have any time or rnonsy
70 spend charitable purposes we seriously call their
attention to soufs flour race By the last census
'bs's were, over 900 white males in the County Of
TuscMawas otter 81 years Of age who could nshsr read
nor write, Here 10 broad field for your Phlanthro.
py, il you have any. Educate these men,, their wives
and children. and you will accomplish more good to
our own race, than all she AboonslS in ,hei world
have done or ever will doEor the hlacks." 'Chariy
beRns at home 10 an old and so maxim.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-12-26
1RnTvrnn

Jesse Burr is hersby notified ha on the 4th day d
Uctnber lS44. Joseph Pollock Jacob P Green and
5amus Ou paroers In dsuider lhe name of Pollock,
On q Co. auJ D, nninlck Eagle Gideon G. Wssco,i
and Charles Csmbas partners in trade under the name
If Eagle Wsseoit, & Camtlis; filed In the Court Of
Common Peas Of the Coupi~of ruscasawasiand State
Of Ohio. bill in Chancsry aeaiast he 'ad Jesse Bur-
and Joseph s.. Burr, aud | Daniel Peck. the
obJsc, and prayer If which bill is to Oh,
tam, dsctss of said Cour, suhjsciius moneys o
him the said Jesse Rmr, n the hands Of said oserf
s. Burr and Daniel Peck, and moneys in which ssit
Joseph s. BUR- aud Daniel Peck aye indebted to him ht
sid Jesse Barr 10 the payment Of Indictments by then
he said Pollock. On & CT. and Esgle, Wescott ,apd
Camblas respectively, here,obts fecoyered in sSir
Court. on The law side against him The said Jesse Burr
and The said Jesse Burr u fhsA notified that uness h,
appears aad pleads, aswes Or domurs n said bill with
in sixty days aer the next term Of said Court the sat
Pollock On Co and Eagle Wesegtt n ICamblas d tn
term next aer Jhs expiration Of said sxty dssS viii ap
oily to said Cour ,oake The matters Of Tho Bill 40 con
iassed and IN decree 'he'eon accordingly G
Dated 18th Dec. 1S44 40 CIV
POLLOCK, OFT h Co.
l. EAGLE, WESCOTT a. CAMBLAs.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-12-26

RUMOR.-Ths Washington Correspond
srtof the N. Evening Post msnlious 'b., uu-
usual activity has been displayed in the State
Department, e!nce 'hs recsFtIOh Of he last
despa'ches from Mexico, that long confer
ence have tskeu place between M. Calhoun
and Mr.. Packeuhau,,. and four OF five messes.
gers despatched in,vsfiogs directions. and
some Of our European aid sqo.h American
'ega'ioa', He adds, that !. 10 reported that
Mr.. Calhoun has found means 70 concd,ate
the good will Of England to ihs proposed On,
peSa,ion. and 70 settle. 'ha, and the Oregon
question together quietly and srnicsbly.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-12-26
HANDSOME SPECULATION.

hs slaled lha, within forty yea's the uni-
led Stale, haze sI'inguishsd Tho Indian lille to
four hundred aud thirty million ceres of lsud
for eigh'y-,wo millions Of dollars. A, this
rate. they paid 'hss Indians Iess than twenty
cents pei, aero. Now, Il tho United States
disPosed Of those lands 10 !hsir citizens AZ the
p'sssn. IOy, government price Of one, dolId'
and twen,y"cenls: they have received into; Their
treasury the cum Of one hundred end fif y>6ve
milion:. five hundred thousand dollars above
The original cost. ef,g t,iia,ai.s,a
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-12-26
Mexico--still Interestings,


"A letter from Vera Cruz dated on The Soth November
states that che revolution in Jasco presents each doy
aspsc. more Formidable. General Paredes s said to be
Il the head Of OF 900 men, The eonssSss i. daily
publishing every document ieesEed, both for lnd a.
eaas the IsvoIuiion--a circumstance which would in
dicats that shs members dermioed to &C, ndepeu-
IDENTIFY. There isno doub, but majori'y Of thenN are
infavor ofa change ofgovenment and also of Santa
Anna being called to siric account for his actions
previous to tho convenpe Of the Congress-.
. The same letter likewise states tha. Santa Anna has
OF will have, ,enlsachins Quersiaro body tf 10 0oc
chI and aSo that hs has, oblabsd 5000 900 from ,h,
brokers Of the city to carry his operations with &c.
.ivy. The writer the letter, in addition, to
verify the rumOr given that Santa Anna had executed
several officers who were ldqgued against HIM We
translate tho foIoHpgesirsc,: Various officers of the
army Of Santa Anna, who had deserted. have beer
sho,, and the &C. has excited much Indignation Osans
tie Dictator.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-12-26
ANOTHER MESSAGE FROM PREsI-
DENT TYLER.

90 Thursday las, P,'esidsu' Tyler sent 10
a message to Congress relating to ths sffair.
Of the United S,stes with Mexico. winch we
publish in 'hi. p.RFss. 'rhs P'e.idedl speak.
oGl like. a 6qld man; dstermlnod TO v'ud cafe
the honor and d'gt'ty Of his country, and his
Language will be approved By all who feel .
siucsre interest iq lhe, welfare end happiues.
Of the u. $. T,ipd message worthy to have
come from old Hickory himself Read it,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-12-26
SNOW SIUkM.

There has bsep erea, 70 Of snOw East Of
of the Mountains, extending, ,irOm MasSaohu.
seitS 10 vugioia' A. lhe last place " wds l6
inches deep. The Newport Mercury "a, . ,hs,
the eoow commenced falling there On We'd
ussdey' "hhAa heavy Norlh east gale; which
caused the enow to drIit in some places 10
such dep'h as TO render the rOads I@passa-
Bile, On ibe line Of the Long lslaud Railroad
j. vac eight and ten fe~, deep.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-12-26
'REDEMPTloN Nof'rlcE..

NOTICE is hereby gwen ,ha, al the nell term ofhe
~ Court If Comnan Pleas Of Tuscarawas County
Ohio, apficatdk viii be made Ii said Court by Amos
Prn one Of the heirs Of David Peut for The fedemp.
'ion Of the following ari Vt land sold Levi Sargent
W thu Tieasrer nf said county. for delinquent iayes
on The 9Th day of December A. D. Ie42 taxed III the
name Of David Petit to wits the eas half 0f ha Sou,
easr qiaref Of Range a. township T. seclinn vs. con.
tanning eighty acres. whole snIa.
The dep"sits required by law, has isen madO with
AMOS PETIT.
December 90. js44. ss so tw
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-12-26
THE CoONS AND THEIR PROJECT OF
pIIJN6RR.

Onr accounts ftom Columbus rprsspntihe coon ma, |
otiiv there to be In curious Ct Of discoIibObHfalOn
,in the BlnS quespn. Il seems that as soon sci vas
know The coons had the Legislature. each one began
10 Ok out system Cor the people Of Ohio. And when
Ihsy all 20, together there were 50 muOy plans. and hs
author Of each crying ou, that his was the best q all
that il was impossible to form ono TO suit the whole
tribe, Accordingly the TN pan was resorted to. 70 dtl
10 the moro stubborn to ons common plan but atler
wsska pulling aud hauling, there still remained some
u OF II coons who would not be whipped in In The
mean time war has begun between Ihescoon PaPefs
& The Clinton Republican and Cincinnati Atlas 80 Tor
State Bank and insist that those aRy other
qystem are sndesvOrrg ruin The whs party and plum
der The people. o. the oihor hand the o. s. Journal
and Cleveland Herald, the advocates Of Tree Banks,
boldly danounce the State Bank fellows as villains and
al thai. soS, of thing. We expect they tell abOu. the
ruth uf each other n,resard to the rascaly part
4 The Cincinnati Enquirer has some information which
goes to show that to compromise the matter they
will shortly report Bill with features something like
Claystwo faces on the Texas question -hO for State
Banh and half Coz free Banks. II says:
y. We have private advcssr which, if correct warrant
10 IN saving that the scheme about be reported will
somprss the following samss Firstly, the free stock
Banking system o New York, di'cardiuH Ahe rsslss'
tate pravisep The loves, capitalize b 900, and the
issus 10 bes9o cents the dollar Of siocks deposited
6econdly tic ieepsciaon e nine Of the old Banks; viz
Z Ths Tru.tC Company. the Bank'of Dayton, Chilcolha
F,ankin Bank Of Columbus, Maskingum. Mare..a, St'
CairsyiIls, New Lisbon Snd Gseuga. Thirdly, ihss
Bauk are to contribute each one Rth part other cap
tails to the establishment, Of GENITAL safety fund Baai
Of the S,a,sf,,,o be located a, Columbus aud manages
By o." Governor and Bda,d Of Control" f."
81 The spirit Of John Lao himself must have pre-
sided,fwiIh insahle delight oyer this grand corrup
ton Of bubble blowing, MI requires no sx,'aordnat
scueuess u see the cembina,lon, The log rolling, ,h
actual, paIpdie. garing conception Of it, whole fran
work. Aadil requires sqsay LYLE ssgaciiy to- fors'
he end, at least so,far as The State Stock feature
Soncs'ned. Twar words comprise The whole Of it,
expansion und explosion, !,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-12-26
sH ANNoN ANp rAE FEDERALIsrs.

SH ANNON AND TIE FEDERALISFS4
Mos, Of The Federal editors sre out sbusiais
sRANNoS. bOssu,s he has maufully repsIled the
insults given BY Sonia Aus's Government 10
ths U s. TAi. lis % perfect character. The
British are cheek BY jpwl with Santa Ana, sqe
the great hk'ng tbs federal leaders have for
the Bntish Government, makes them take hs
foreign side, in s6deayOtins to heap disgrace
on their own country, apd cOdn,rymen. The
Democrats hays 10 cOn,ehd against Mexico,
England and Federalism, in ,her efFons to
make our Un;Oq larger, richer, happier and
more glorious, !, If Se have war. look out for
blue lights and Tories.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-12-26
NATlN1sM.

Quite a breeze waa kicked, up last week in
Congress by the ,NOt'Vos and their allies the
cOOns on the subjc' Of prescribing foreigners
from voting, as viii be seen 6y the COngtes
siOuaI news. !, But as IOqg as The honest GEE
mans have ALLEa to defend their rights apo
expose the viIla,nOus doctrines Of federalism,
there 10 no danger.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-12-26

CURIOUS FACT Ia 1882, at the Presidential
elec,on in New York, the counties ofsuvan, Ulsisi,
Du,ehss'. Putuam. Orange, Rockland, Wes, Chester.
New York. Richmond, Kings, Queens and, suF.lk.
lying together in the southern corner Of tpc Ss gave
amsjor,y Of 800 for the Democratic Electors. This
was the Democratic majority 10 the State, the Other
counties being exactly balanced.
AT lhe late elaciiop,a there twelve counties gave
msjoriy fof the Democratic Electors Q94, which il
~ votes more Than the Democratic majority In the State
the counties which wsp balanced in 1889, now gvirl
. Whie majority Of f0yoles. p
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-12-26
steamboat Accident4--Thirty-Ope lives r,Outl,l

Steamboat Accident4--Thirty.Ope lives LOstl!l
On Saturday night, December l4h near mdnieh
The steamboat Belle Of Clarksvle, (bound from New
Oiean 10 NashvilIe) came in collision with the slsan
boa, Louisiana, (bNund fPom New Memphis to New
Ofeans) about,hafa mile belowtile Horse Shoe Gu,
OFF, twenty-five miles below Helena Atks By which
The former boat was run down. and thir,y one lives lost
The Louisiana waa ediatsly,reunded 10; and every
ent made to save persons. floating on pieces of The
wreck AZ soon the Louisiana stuck The Belle, the
hull brake loose from the Cabin and sunk-he Cabin,
with the crew and passengers, sunk down,o the hurr
cane deck and broke in two separate pieces on which
The persons saved remained till taken of by the yawl
the Louisiana. ,,
The accident appears to have been unavailable, Tn,
Belle Of clarksvils was coming np close to the bar
and when neTlY opposite the Louisiana, gongdowI
the begdr she took sheer on the pO, from the bar
crossing the bow ofthe latter. a a,,
The lives lost, were. those Of lS deck passenger
John Holiday. the Engineer .. The engine, and 10 ne
gro hands bslOngingtO The boat. There we're but si
Cabin passengers and no ladies, on bord alt saved
most of,hs survivors proceeded up en- The 3lsamboI
Duke OfNew Orsans.-Cin. Eng.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-12-26

MoRE "GRoANs OF THE WOUNDED Miles,
Courier ssys. "Tho Loco FOcos round the
Town, are getting quite dressy, while The whigs
look as poor as church mice. Well, we WON'T,
growl, but il CRATES confounded hard. 10 rig
feew out from head to foot, and then have
him cut ycur.. acquaintance"
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-12-26

Nh. CLAY AND EMANcIPATloN Mt Clay
has emanciPaIed biz negro sorsan, "Chsrles,
the son Of Aaron" Tbs.HsIald says: "This
is not ihs only act Of emancipation Mr.. Clay
hSS committed. He has also emanc paled the
Wing party from supporting him bsreaf,ar.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-12-26
REIIGlOUS NOTICE.

wsars requested TO stats; ,hs. REy. 3. J.
RnO, vill deliver disecuIss. in The Court
House, This evening ;Thursdayl ate o'clock
upon the fOllOaing text: "He the. bslistslh
lans i. baplizsd shall be saved, and he that
hsIisvsh not shall bs damned" Mark xSi-
rs s. l6.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-12-26
TAKING THE .HACK TRACK.

The coon Legislature rendered themselves so rdicu,
lous BY their resolution to only meet al half dry Al
time, hatihsy went e work last week aid repealed
So trey have tho whole day instead Of half with
which to fight the State Printer
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-12-26
DYSSOLUTfON,

= subscrihers in The praccs cf Medicine &c. in the
town Of Gnadrnhul'en, 10 mis- day dissolved by nu
thal conssot An per4ens knowing they have unsettled
accounts, viii please call and have them settled
All business entrusted 70 either dt lhom hsgep1er
viii receive Promp, attention, u.s1S r.
SAMUEL WILSON,
Gnadeuhuiien q. Dee, I4ik. 1874 80 81
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-12-26

"A LivxLS MIN = A few weeks since wagn hart
Gsld, thinking mos. capital joke. J. CIRCULATED report
shls Grsnd ofhis was dead, The ffiond, not liking
ne Joke went to the wse's avn honys and with bic
Mel sooa showed the wae that he wa aOi Nuly alive
bui tishiGg -Et. paper
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-12-26

G7-The account on our FIST Of RiOl'
murder and slave stealing. turns Ou. I" Os
hoax, ne is.theSe pseaieAed. wYs~
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-12-26
MARKETs.'

New philadelphia, December 25, Whsa 66 cn.
Canal Doves. December, rs. Whes. &c vts..
New York, Dec. 90. The market has continued
dull. and sales Of aour have haen made ai 90 g. A6e
Wheat, best quality fiom Q7..loSl
Pork con,inues firm a. IS 6e7 per barrel or Pine
nd 8, ,l6 for Mess B sf 6,6a
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-12-26

.y. 3>Hon. oenaiVts ALLEN Y TArPAS 500
jAnEs MxTHEws will accept our thanks iOr
public documents.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-12-26

TRE DuTEREScE -..In Potsvlls, Ps, an ineicimenr
was found ssan't two young men fer stealing two
turkey coeks. The Phade delPeia Ledger saya the bill
vss ign Hsd COr the rSsson ha, they were ,athsg lEa
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-12-26

pIED : oo Thursday The 18Th iOsl MRS ELIZA
POSTER. assd----ysars, the wiis OF mr.. Samuel
FOslsf cfIhis pa's. ~
Mrs. Poster was ladyPosss'sinS very benevolent
heart. aud her loss will moi only be felt by her almost
dIse"nsOlale husband aud elSIi ss but by The whole
community id which shslved She was faithful and
worthy msmber Ofihs Lutheran Church, sh Election
ais compuuuO aud kind neig blr, and we trust her
spirit now rests ID peace.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-12-26
RELIGlous DEBATE.

QnIs al lhlsresng debats commenced yesterday N
h,. town.. between Rev. Parker Of the MeIhedss
Chheh, aud Rev tlul ops sOc .s disciples Of AlsIup.
dse canpSsu. on The subject Of Baptism. Il il 70 con
linus four days
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-12-26

EPwe would pDreulasy cali the attention Of our tpa1
the Poslmases to e Above Pospecius and also. aests
all persons whoAend taking work, early
possible IN order the January and February nubas
and eehy have ther shakespeare Gallery compsfi atd
also. tlle new Novel BY the Editor sS Nftgft
IsTha January number win 60 early 70 rrsSs, aud -
mailed country subscrhss BY the LEI of peeemhsr a
order lot them the character and quality Of The Wo
The February uumbsr viii fOloW early ~ be month ef Ian.
unry. 1afti ;sistssts .t2 Assls ~ "
Before suhbtrbnetO any other work. sand r And fli
specimen nnnher of January numuaf Depend 1pouN
al who desire q Bagaslns that wha cnnhlhts tleesl&s
.Arhnrs Ladies, MssaxlRer exactly the thing
| 80, s Sssy AddleSp. post paid. slAs
1 b FRRHBTF acc
Puslistsw' Ran iei Chestnut u'rsss. lhllsdsipast