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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-08-22
REMOVAL.
.gE WEIR y:

WATCHES foil jeweIed, varying in prices
from 40 TO 100 dollars; SILVER LEVER. Lee
pine and Verge Watches Gold Breastpins Finger
and Earrings, Chains Bracelets. Studs. Lockets,
Miniature Cases, also, Gold and Silver Specisces,
lhinbIes, Pencils, and Pens, Silver Fruit Knives.
Silver Ware, Plated Caslors and Candlescks.
Chronicles, &c, sc.
Watches and JewelFy repaired in the best man
ner. Heis oprPpared 10 sci Jewels in fine Watch
es, and all good Watches warranted TO perform we'll
for twelve months.
DAVID S. BEAR.
Stanton, April I9, f849.-if
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-08-22
AUGUSTA LAND FOR SALE,

hUUUSlA LAND FUR SALE.
-9ZSN
Hp authority vested in me by the Widow and
." heirs of John Lambert, decd, | will proceed
on the 18th day of August, next, to sell al public
auction, on The premises, the Tract of Land upon
which the decd, resided. 1t lies adjoining the
Lands of Jacob Shreckhizer, William Howle and
others. The residence is within three miles of
Spring Hill, and one mile Frnm the main road lead
ing from Nlier's old Iron Works to Stanton. Ii
also lies quarter of a mile from the road leading
from Spring Hill, TO Mt. Scion. The Farm con.
ains 100 or Acres near two thirds are cleared
and the residue is toerably timbered, and well a
dapied to the growth of all kinds grain and grass
The Improvements are tolerable
Log Dwelling blouse
and Kitchen attached, with a Well of excellent
water In the yard, Meat house, Barn. Stable, Sc :;
Two Orchards Of select fruit think it unneces
sary to say more TO induce persons desiring 10 pur-
chase such property TO view it--ihen they can see
and Judge for themselves To any person or per-
sons wishing TO view the Land, it will be shown
with pleasure, by either Mr.. Jacob Shreckhizer, or
VIM. HOwle.
Terms made known on the day of Sale. The
Sale will commence at IL o'clock NJ
HARVEY LAMBERT.
August / l640.--tds.
eG- VindicatOr and Rockingham Register copy.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-08-22

RY virtue Of authority vested in us by the last
A. Will and Testament of Sam'l Finley decd,
we will proceed to sell on Thursday the 30h day
OF August. uext. at Public Auction, on the premi-
Sos, all of his Estate both Real and Pesonal, viz:
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-08-22
LsEeEsKD FDEa SeEEE.

May 16, lS49.-tf.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-13
THREsuING MACHINES.

Farmers. Take Notice.
THAT at tie AEH FOUNDRY at indianapolis, msnu-
setured the fsr famed and justly ceehted Natson Hoo
vers Thashng Mschnes Il only necessary FOR
kinds Of Unrest ing
threng aud cleaning beat al b. the operation We
also prepared mike .hree different kinds Sepaaiors viz
Fits Townsends and Nhmsn Patterns all Of which ave sta
onary The Powers Threshers ard Searoors tire
patterns Rochester N " and Msss
burg OHIO. Joseph Watson who manufactured the above
machines for tire las eight MiamashuIg Ohio = now
in the Finishing shop Feundsry sc i IS needless io
those Machines the best in the Unit STATES
No other Machine be compared them for speed and utility
Che Of the Machines will ihreh from 10 SEQ bushels Of wheat
in day. ready for market
Also Steam Ensine with or without boilers Of any s5e
Castings all kinds fitted mp any draft furnished; Crate
Bars Fire Fronts &C Also the ceebrsted and fsriomed
Parker's Water wheel,
Kept constantly hand Cora shelters with separsors
carry away the cobs &c. and Clover Hurs that
should have We make Hand Lathes and Slide Lathes Of
description Horse Powers and Ihresng machines OF al
kinds repaired the shortest notices Screw Pste and Taps o
sny thread Hay Presses for any description
Press 1000 pound smaller size Come
all he done cheap and neat By
it can be done in older cities.
TAYLOR. WATSON co.
Tndia June I lily
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-13
bloomington, Sept. 4lh.

10. o. F.-We yesterday large procession
Of this order attending the remains Of brother TO the
tomb. The solemn dead march, the mourning badge
The saddened expression, the measured tread, how fit
ting and how affecting do they appear to the mere
locker We, as others, stopped to gaze upon tile
procession. and as they fled before us there
over thoughts Of the why those men thus
went like brothers TO the grave Of brother. We
in imagination the darkened room, the scl. and
suffering patient with sad and anxious counens nee,
nursed and carefully attended by his wachfu brethren
Their hands smoothed his pillow, their care removed
the clammy perspiration from HE brow, and caught
his las, look earth as his spirit fled To another
world; and now, when all their attention had proved
vain to his recovery we them mourning for his
decease, and paying proper respect to his memory.
II is beautiful institution that calls together
from every part of large city to the sick and
bury thu dead. Theirs is high and holy Office, and
their constant attention to its duties makes another
fresh spot in The desert Of this worlds codhenrted
selishness.- Louisville News.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-13
For the Removal and Permanent Cure
Of all Nervous Diseases.

RISING from impaired weakened unhealthy state
been achieved by won
the proprietor extend knowledge
virtues that the thousands who are now suffering beyond The
be enjoyment happiness.
DR.. Chrisfies Gatvanic Bell
Europe The United states 70 the saiSaS medicinal
produce highest results nd
Inventions have been perfected and so entirely successful
with perfect certain success all gener
system invgoratng body. Fits eramp
naism acute or chronic epilepsy umsgo palsy in
heart apopexy neuralgia pains chest and side liver
the SPINE hip complaint pasms and an diseases arise
drug has, have effect on them except to increase
the disease for drugs but weaken the SYSTEM willie under the
disease and the salient restored to bloom vgor
solely by the outward application Of Dr. chr Gsyan,c Ben
Magnetic cuates consist in the TACT that they disease
ckng the patient till exhausted nature sinks under the in
They strengthen whole SYSTEM power possessed by
other remedial agent except Since their
den ladies Of all classes have been the recipients Of their
benefits.
DR.. Christie's Galronic Necklaces
Are worn tor all ants affecting the throat or %
bronchitis neuralgia the face buzzing rosrng
Deafness which is nervous rhen The not d always
cured.
No this cSTPsGs h3: peS be
Chrisies Bracelets apphd wrists
for strains OF the hands complaint affect
ing the legs One each wrist ankle and the
magnetic fluid applied the part particularly affected thus
Of the influence at the desired
Nervous Spasms
The following from received from Messrs
well known Druggists Mobile Alabama:
'There Dr. Hawe doctor Of Divinity in Marion, this
State who has used Chries Gavenc Bracelets for the
Of spasmodc affection Of the hands and
Upon excitement either mental physical his be-
violent notion whirh perfectly unconiroabe he
tried the Gavnnic Bracelets, with the magnetic fluid ana with
such that since that our months ago) he has
had single attack although he has travelled Cincinnati and
the exciting Baptist
vention Through his OF his acquant
have tried them, and with good success.
yours, MOSELY & TUCKER
Mobile, Dad 1877
During the three these remarkable curates have
failed according the full and plain directions
which them IL absolutely imposs that they
do the slightest harm.
No whatever attends their and they
deraie with the perfect safety
attending their highly pleasurabe
PRICES,
The Gaivanic Belt. 81 each
The Galvanic Necklace, 2each
The Galvanic Bracelets, eapar.
The Magnetic Fluid, 1aho,tie
Beware of spurious limitations.
All business communications should he addressedto
ID. &. MOREHEAD. NJ. D.,
ls7 Broadway, New York.
AUTHORIZED AGENTS.
DAVID CRAIGHEAD, bragg st, Indianapolis
H.. MAYNARD, Madison. AZ 1wem
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-13
VARIETY.

A wife who loses her patience, must not expect to
keep her husbands heart
What kind of dog is used by slioemakers in
freeing boots!
Short take more notice of flowers and grasses
than tall ones.
EPIGRAM, BY coLERIDGE.
Swans sing befOre they dis-twere no bad thing,
Did certain persons die before they sing
He who respects his friends will seldom be SLOW
en-. He who respects himself can never be a stroloP
Rhode Island has within her limited territory l63
cotton mills consuming annually %, 900 bales of cot
ton and manufacturing 20, 600 900 yards of cloth.
Mental pleasures never cloy: unlike those of the
body they increased by repetition, approved of by
reflection, and strengthened by enjoyment.-COton.
Dr. Butler said ''there are many now who have a
strong curiosity to know what is said, who have little
or no curiosity to know what is true"
UNSETTLED ACCOUNTS THE BoNAPARTE FAMILY.
The following advertisement appears In all the Pa
ris papers "a debt of Id 900 francs owing by the
Princess Letitia Bonaparte, to be sold"
AFFECTING SIGHT ALI the time the Countess of
Landselt, the celebrated Lola Monies, was before the
Police Court, her young gosing of husband sat by
her, holding her lily hand in both OF his'n!
Tn 1862 mint was established at Boston. The
mint master received fifteen pence for every twenty
shiIlings he gave his daughter. it is said thirty
thousand pounds in New England shillings.
LITERARY.-A gentleman, looking upon extern
sive confagration, expressed his surprise in three
words, each the name of English author"Dickens,
Hewitt, Burns"
Deeply were we affected on reading the other day
of young lady. who being told that her lover was
suddenly killed, exclamed-"Oh! that splendid gold
watch of his-give me that-give me something to
remember him by!" Touching simplicity!
Scientific gentlemen usually say sshoo'' to hen,
and "bOo'' to goose.-BoSt0n Post.
We belong to the scientific class-"boO' to you Mr.
Post.-Troy Budget.
NEGLECT OF DUTY.-Proceedngs have been com
menced New York against Dr. Van Ness, for 81 OOt
fine, or two years imprisonment, for neglecting tG
report cholera deaths.
''Why," said physician to his Incorporate neigh
Dor, "dont you take regular quantity every day
set q regular stake that you will 60 SO far and nj
farther!" 81 do replied the other; "but | set il
down so far off, that get drunk before get to IT,.
"The little darling-he didn't strike Miss Smith,
baby purpose, did bet 1t was a accident
wasn't it deari" "Yes mar, to be sure it was. AM
if he don't behave himself I'll crack him again."
INTo HIM.-Judge Jeffries when on the bench toll
an old fellow with long beard that be supposed h
had conscience as long as his beard.
Does your lordship, replied the old man. 'measur
cOnsciences by beards! If so, your ordship has
at all.
CHOLERA REMEDY.-The Boston Post gives the fol
lowing receipt as certain cure for the cholera
Take half pint of hens milk, two ounces G
beeswax, and mix them in a hogs horn, stirring wei
with cats feather; then roll the mass in pills abou
blk piece of chalk. and as long stick, an
swallow them crOsswise,-frequentLy.'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-13
THE MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 10, lS49.
Flour and Grain--The market for Flour again
very dull to-day, and heard Of Transaction beyond
retail business. Prices nominay as last quot
edsay 81 so for new aud 50 so 50 go for old wheat
Large lots OF the former could be sold, however, nj
quotations. and understand that there ohsrs
to- sell city mills 81 % la grain nothing Transported
prices unchanged.
Prorisions-No sales Of any article worthy oil report
Whiskey-The market steady o-day ut yester-
days prices The sales comprised SO brIs from White
Canal 81 81 80 and IS do from river at 2O4c and
Is do from wagon at 1B 56c Receipts light.
Groeeries-The only sales heard of to-day were III
hhds fair Sugar 5lc; 10 do prime at 6c-boh cash
and 90 bags fair Rio Coffee at l-0c.
OLA sale of IA brs City Linseed, at Coo cash.
Feathers-A sale of GO bags prime from store at Bic.
C0ffoa-A sale Of 90 bales at 9Ac.
Batting-A sale of $50 bales AT I0c per ib.-Gazeue
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-13
DIED.

In this city the 7th inst in the 4th year Of his
after lines Ct great length and severity, TeHMAS
Howard. youngest OF Dr. G. w. Kimberly. late of the
Second Auditors Office.
Or Washington Union and lntellseneer please copy.
In this place. Wednesday morning. Captain VOORHEES,
CoSovER universally respected and beloved Capt Conover
when the frs, sound OF with Mexico reached u.s. raised
company Of volunteers and in the Sd regiments under COX
Lane, distinguished himself brave officer, the battle
OF Buens VISTA AT the time Of his death he County
Auditor. He died Of lingering pulmonary complaint. But
he has gone his rest for he died
byriis Volunteer.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-13
THE WHOLESALE WAREROO1S OF
HAY & CIR AIG,

Southwest Corner of Main and Fourth Streets,
Louisville. Kentucky,
AJOw contain THE LARGEST and BEST assorted
IN STOCK HITS, C-7PS IND FANCY FURS TO be found
In the Western and southern States.
Dealers will only opportunity Of selecting from the
Largest West hat from Greater Variety than be
Eastern establishment For the benefit Of those who
Order enumerae few of The leading articles;
Fashionable Angola. SILK and Moeskin;
Do andb bm blk Beaver and Nutrn;
Do do Saxony and Cashmere;
Do do do Brush and Coney;
Do do do drab and pearl Beaver and Otter;
drab Brush and Cashmere
California ampco, Buena Vista Fur OF color msnua
tnred;
California ampco Vista Wool of every color msnuc
coures Ashland Sporting every
Youths and BOys'Fur Silk and s . A9sOlas
Mems, Youths and Boy'' plain and fancy Cloth;
DO do do do do do Velvet:
Men,, Yos' and Boys plain and Fancy Seie Flush and MOa
Do do do Seal Musk and Otter;
Do do do Navy and Army;
DO do do Ivsnloe and Hatsfape;
Do do do Diamond-Cut, Lace Bands, Fancy Stitch
no DO do ScolOp Braid Point Buckle x Velvet Spring;
Chldrens plain and embroidered Cloth and Velvet;
Ladies' Lind, Tese Beaver and Velvet Riding Hats and
swansovn Lynx Outer and French Coney Fur Trimmings;
Sable Isabella Bear, Russian Pox Black Wolf Jenne
coney MGfs
manufacture substantial articles forgetting that the styles
should South and West; and that might the
Junior" (who, the bye
his youuHess has five months
manufacturing,
abIes with all the Northern and Easern
well Styles and prices D they Be had an
lar hold ourselves IN readiness at all
times to duplicate any bill made East.
paid for Ears aud Pefyies.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO FILLING ORDERS
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-13
For the STATE SeHiiael. "
The Soft, still Night.
BIT JOHN ". CHORD.

BIT JOHN ". CHORD.
For the soft, still night, bless thee,
My Father aud my God;
Whsn the storms Of life Cypress me,
And kiss the smiling rod.
There's beauty in its sadness,
And halo ia lis gloom,
That fills my heart with gIadness,
And gratitude's perfume.
There's magic 10 its quiet,
That lives and lnlls TO sleep
Tho tempesis Of my spirit,
When stirred by passions deep.
There's n music in iis hymning,
That DER my sorrows steal,
Sweet balm and comfort bringing,
My wounded heart to heal.
There's cordial on its pinion,
For the burning tear Of woe;
Aud q respite Tor the million,
Who suffer here below.
There's vision on its pillow,
For the weary and the worn,
Be they far upon the billow,
Or round The hearth at home.
For the soft, still night, bless thee,
My Father and my God;
When the storms Of life Cypress me,
And kiss the smiling rod.
Bloomington Sept. 18th.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-13

CHINESE IDEAS OF BEAUTY.-Women Of the high
order when they go abroad visit their friends are
carried in sedan-chnirs, boats, where wafer CON-
municatlUn is available; bot those whose means will
not allow the command of these conveyances, are
carried on the backs of men, or Of women who are
blessed with feet of tine natural sze. The whole e-
male character of countenance appears changed by
the barbarous practice in question:; for the expression
of face appertainng to Chinese beauty (mark ye,
beauties that have not deformed fee is that
of languor and pain, completely devoid of animation
and indicative Of the suffering which the ligatured
feet may produce, while the faces of the uncrppled
families full of life and vivacity. Chinese no
tions of beautiful face and well proportional form
are disslmilar TO ours as their idea of pretty
foot; a Chinawoman TO be considered handsome must
have long, thin fat face high cheek bones a circu-
lar mouth, thin lips, very small, long eye arched
eyebrows, remarkably thin low forehead, and coun-
enaDce void Of expression; she must be rather tall,
her figure nearly eshless, any development Of hips
or bosom would completely mar all her pretensions to
beauty; the complexion must be without vestige OF
healh's roseate hue. and the skin of pale yellow
tint A Chinese belle hedaubs her face and hands
with white stone, ground to powder, used a cos
metic. until her complexion is agreeable mixture
of dirty-whte and ssffron. No nation in the world
rely so much on foreign aid as the Chinese woman
do, for they literally, of paints. false
hnir, oils and pork-fat. Notwithstanding all these
udventitous aids, have occasionally in Chi
some very good looking, well-grown women, al
though their compilations were rather yellow. still
their features pleasing, and their countenances
animated. but they belonged to the lower classes,
possibly. not made up for assuredy. according
to Chinese ideas. they were not beauties, their
forms were those OF natures most beautiful handi
work, woman. and not Of two aths placed together
-.Sirr's China and the Chinese.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-13
New Coun,erfei,--Indiama Bank Bill

counterfeit Of the So bill Of the plate Of the State
Bank OF Indiana has been recently noticed.
II 10 the bill having for il vignee male aud female
figure supporting shield. The counterfeit be readily
detected by the engraving being coarse while the genuine
il very ne The paper Of the counterfeit is cher
the genuine JAMES NJ. RAY, Cashier.
State Bank, ndianapolis,1
Sept 10, lS49.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-13

A little boy of four or hse years much vexed
with his grandmother for boxing his ears I; but not
daring ssuce the old lady directly, he took up his
avore aud stroking her back. thus addressed her:
"Well. pussy, wish one OF us three was dead-and
1t amt you, pussy, and it amt me, pussy -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-13
CHOLERA PREVENTIVE AND CURA-

THIS valuable preparation proved itself decidedly the mo
and Of cholera land every other
species discovered Dyeeriey
cocd o siomscs particularly adapted 10 ths bowe com
plants children. Warm alay irritation Of the stomach
prevent vomiting bathing give tone and vlec 70 ne
of which confidently us tno
eha n taken essoably aud according to directions
addition oner stock hsse Just received nom the Pho
nix md genuine Botanic Ne1i
which had reduced prices The Drug and Va
riety Sore of A. FORE = SON.
Indi,n,rxlI. Sent. 4 1870 e-.r
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-13

The Yankee Blade says nearly oil the suicides in
this country committed by foreigners. Yankees
rarely make way with themselves-for nearly every
one thinks he has a chance of becoming President
at any rate. his curiosity prompts him to live just
10 see what he will come to.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-13

ILLINoIs.--Gov. French of Illinois, has issued bis
proclamation. converting the General Assembly that
State, to meet on the 22d day of October, 1649 to
make provisions for and give consideration TO-,
= the following subject matters
1. To fill the existing vacancy in the Office of
United States Senator from the State of Illinois.
2 To take such action the General Assembly
may deem best for the public interest, upon the 9th
section Of the 10th article Of the constitution Of the
State, which provides that ''the General Assembly
shall encourage internal Improvements by passing lib
eral general laws Of Incorporation for that purpose
B. To give the Government the necessary authority
to order the filling OF the vacancies in county Offices.
now unprovided for by law;-and to provide some
suitable agent for disclargng the duties heretofore
Incumbent upon the Attorney General whose Office is
abolished by the constitution of the State.
a. To 50 amend our revenue law as to give force
end validity TO the same
5. To provide for the settlement of claims Against
the State, and also to make provision for the redemp
ton Of hypothecated bonds.
9. To grant such relief the udica circuits of the
State as may afford the proper facilities for the pros
ecution of the civil and criminal business within their
limits, by enlarging the jurisdiction Of certain
ty courts, the establishment Of local courts, by at
taching certain counties belonging circuit To
those OF another, so completely to equalize
The business without increasing the number Of cir
cults.
2. To make such amendments to an act entitled ''an
act to establish district courts in the State Of Illinois,
approved Feb. 20, lo47 may be found necessary
carry out the object md intent of said act.
T. To establish an orphan asylum and lake hospi
tai near the city Of Chicago.
o. To pass necessary laws for the relief ofGalatin
county.
lO. To enact law providing for homestead ex-
empiion from execution in certain cases.
III. To amend the law relating to limitations Of
actions and the taking of testimony in chancery
IL. To enoct a law to enable the State Of Illinois
TO commence suits in her own behalf; and make the
necessary appropriations to defray the expenses Of
said special session of the legislature
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-13
IyTERESTIyG 80 FARMERS.

THE Farmers Of Marion adnng hereby inform
apois hummer Of ssTaq Patent Haeut The sujectof
Planting wheat in with drilling mache mas long neen Ia
been practice with man Of the enepng farmers OF new
pap often alluded the Practice advising lis adop
lion, and results showing saving Of seed and OF so
acre twenty thirty has been the usual Increased yield
over .ns o,u =, cn densb Hence Uniformity h, The
size and length Of not he found IN wheat mixed with the
d given by writer's ho have fuzzy proved
us utility ey practice one ~ s,Id ah"ns 10 ,errs nsr
day This section of country and \ to ls
usual days work for hand and two horses % plant all complete
Anon Practice n a d v Iesd Se ea between the oos
ened cultivated, cheap and simple machne by man and
Farmer February number 1919 speaking Of Drilling and
d"ary produces only fifteen OF twenty per
favorable yield fem thirty to thirty i've and even as
a. S %e as central and northern Indiana
selves s sss Of % as s s n s s o % %
me suaIas sy affords practical
experiment. 70 which attention Is respectfully solicited
Call at MAYHEM store opposite brakes hoei n v.vur,y
BOOTS AND SHOES.
MEMS Kip and Brogsns Youths do do Misses Boots
I,d isS s sippss and Bussins-new style
Ladies Bk pat, tip halt Saers a0 gfss v're' S 3, eh
LOOK OUT! LOOK OUT!
young possessed of moderate cash capital and de-
already established in this city by partner
ma a capital chance ON application to
s3d GEO. A. CHAPMAN, General Agent.
AIDES fine Slippers Buskins Caters, Boots and Walking
y shoes. at HAMILTON PARRISH's 81
DAVIS g. RAY.
Book seIiers and Stafioners,
One dnor ,oest If Craigheads Drug Store,
NORTH SIDE WASHINGTON STREET,
INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
MADISON HOUSE,
Main betsrstn Front and Columbia Streets,
~
JOHN w. GARRISON, Proprietor.
uSOR business Hotel adapted
IN any house in tie city.
Charges win remain as heretofore
REFER TO-GKo. President lafayette Bank. NRFr
BRorHrRs, and PrrEa WHITE. ESQ., Cincinnati. a5@H
PRINTS!
ar every style and quality wholesale and retail cheap indeed
~ Come and see at % j. 3 DUNLOP'S.
ANOTHER ARRIVAL!
bonnet Ribbons and TrimmiOgsi
UUsT received this day, beautiful tmeni OF Bonnet Rib
30 hons, and whe pink and buff enpe straw cord &e az
J. 3. DUNLOP's