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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-01-31

WORMS.--As this is the season of the wear
when worms most formidable amour
children, the proprietors oPM'Lane's VermifuGe be
leave to call upon parents, Soliciting their attention
to It's virtues for the expelling of these annoying and
often fatal enemies Of children Their invention is
by physician of great experience in Virginia. and
after using il for several years in his own practice.
and finding IFS success so universal, he has been in
duced at last to offer ii to the public as cheap but
certain and excellent medicine. Call and purchase
at
Prepared for the Proprietor and sold wholesale
and retail by J. KIDD s, co.
No 60, Wood street Pittsburc. IA.
Fot sale also by ESKRJDGE & CGSIiLNG;,
StnuntOn. IA.
o. N. B.-Purchasers will ploase he particular
and inquire for "Dr. WLanc's JHorm Specific,
Jan. 2l lS49
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VtxEss0Gfc Land for Sale
UNDER TRUST DEED.


virtue of a Deed of Trnst executed to the
subscriber by jacob Crosse, ON the 25tb day
OF November, lS45, and of record in the Clerks
Office of Bath County Court, shall OH the I4th
day or February, lS49, fo- tile purposes therein
mentioned, proceed to sell on the premises 10 the
highest bidder, for ready money, the following
Tracts or parcels Of Land to wit:
Osac Tract Of $50.
one of 1856 one of 440 one of So, one of So ono Of
o. one OF oo and one of $50 Acres; all adjoining
eacn other, and will be sold together, lying and be.
ing IN the county OF Bath, between the Warm and
iiot springs. about % miles distant, from each.
through which the Turnpike road passes il being
the sane upon which the said Crosse resides. Ths
buildings upon ii are good. having been intended
and are used now as a TAVERN, the House be-
ing large and well finished -
STONE BUILDING, 1!H@
with good STONE STABLE, KITCHEN
AM DAIRY, and all oihernecessary buildings.
win urge and never failing Spring Of first-rats
water, convenient TO the House. There are three
OF OF 'our hundred Acres Of s,id Land enclosed by
renee ana most OF il in cultivation, and upon tho
no,e II Is very desirable property as a Tavern
S'anu, or Tor grazing; the snil being admirably a.
u'P'eu 10 grass, and there can with very little ex-
penSe oe very large quantity Of watered meadow
made upon 1t II also Possesses one of the finest To-
cations for machinery m Western Virginia having
Tremendous water-power, aud Astounding with tho
lnest OF Timber. Any one wishing TO invest CAP.
i'a H., VIII do well TO examine this property
! lie Title to said lands are unques, iopable but
ac'ihg as trustee will only convey such title NJ
Is vested IN me by the Trust Deed aforesaid.
STEPHEN A. PORTER, Trustee
January 10, lS49.-td-
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NOTICE.

EEANlNG relinquished nay connexion with the
Spectator Office, those who have accounts to
settle with me, will find me for the present, until
other arrangements are made, at my residence in
Staunton. Distant subscribers, who know them
selves TO be indebted, will please remit by mail.
KENrON HARPER
Saunton, Nov. %, 1913.
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Valuable Cowpasture LANDS
E0is2 SAnl&o

4 WILL proceed TO sell on the premises, en- the
- LIST day of March, 1915. to the highest bidder,
valuable TRACT OF LAND, late the proper
ty of James Hughart, decd, lying in the county
ut Bath, on the Cowpasture river and free Turn
rike road, twelve miles east of the Warm Springs.
The tract contains between
800 AND 400 Acres,
and has on it good Dwelling House and Barn
with other necessary buildings. Also, three other
Dwelling Houses on different parts Of he place.
A large portion of the land is River botom-fine
for corn, wheat and oats, and has on it fine SUI
gar orchard, and tolerable apple orchard The
terms Of sale will be third of the purchase
money down, or within so days; The balance in
two annual nstalments, secured by bond and GOOD
security Any person wishing TO examine the
land, will be shown it by Mr. Ewin Hughart, who
resides on the land. good right and all necessa-
ry attention will be given by
ANDREW STEWART.
Adm'Or. of James llughart, decd.
Nov. ! 1913.
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Foa THE SPECTATOR.
TO THE SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.

I have been requested by ono Of orr Delegates,
Major McCue, 10 procure for him all the statistical
waiter can, and send il TO him. TO DO used in adj
vocacy Of the Louisa Railroad extension. He is
under the impression that if the Legislature can be
fully informed as 20 the products Of this Valley,
ihoir kind and quantity. that they will see at once,
that the amornt of tonnage over tho road will rcrn-
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I CAN but express my gratitude TO the numerous
friends who have kindly patronzed us, and hope
and believe that nothing viii be wanting ON the part
of the present proprieoIs of the house OF GREEN 81
Co., TO men! Continuance Of their kind favor.
%au j. Men. LATHAM.
Staunton, JAM %. 1910
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DISSOLUTION.

'b>fIE. Copartnership heretofore existing between
l. GREEN & Co. * j. McNEALE LATHAM, has
this day been dissolved by mutual consent. The
business will be co:tinuedby II. n. GREEN s. Co,
who are authorized 10 use the of tho old firm
III the settlement of accounts, Sc.
GREEN s. CO.,
j. McNEALE LATHAM.
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NOTICE.

I WOULD hereby notify those persons who have
kindly offered TO entertain the members of the
Baltimore Conference, that will sit on the 7th of
March.
Some time previous 10 the sitting Of Conference.
each family will be furnished with the names of
the ministers assigned them, according TO the num-
Der they have proposed to entertain.
JOHN BOWEN.
Stauntcn Ian TO- 1Sjo
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800 and 400 Acres.

Z WILL likewise offer for sale at the same time
Il the Farm on which reside, two miles further
up the river, containing 400 acres, possessing like
advantages too 10 mention. as any persons
wishing to purchase will examine for themselves
Terms will he accommodating.
ANDREW STEWART
Nov. /, lSlS.
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NOTICE.

'TSiIE President and Directors OK the Valley
Turnpike Company, have declared dividend
of one per cent, upon the capital stock Of said Com
pany, (the subscriptions for which have been paid
IN full ) payable and after The s day Of Febru-
airy, lo49, al the Office III the Valley Turnpike
Company, New Market, Shenandoah, Va
j. S. CALVERT, Treas. w. Il. Go.
January 81 lS49.-dt.
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Ss-1S55sSEs Owing to circumstances not under
s2xsS my control, but to my rapid decline in
health. j hereby give notice that at the Sale Of the
above mentioned LAND, the first payment will he
required ON the day Of sale and NOT thirty DAYS at
ter. ANDREW S'TFSART
January pa lS49.
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BOOKSi B00kS!!
a. VI. ssEsPS

GUNDAY School Books Boston Academy s
- Collection of Church Music; Carmina Sacra !;
Adler's German and English Dictionary; wheel
er's History Of Congress British Essaycss Blank
Notes Motto Waters, SC. just received a1d 70:
sale by ROBERT CcWAn.
Stanton. jan. q, 1910.
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Y aAuah\e Real Estate at
ipEIVAZElG SAlhlso

A S agent for Joseph f. Montgomery, with full
L ~ authority 10 sell, hereby offer privately his
valuable Lands, situated on RockGsh River in Mel
son County
This property has heen in u,arke, for the last two
years, as is known To many and this circumstance
may induce some 10 suppose, either that the Land
is not desirable, or that IL hes been held at high
price. Neither Of these suppositions, however, is
correct. This Estate is, in truth, hesitate not to
assert, of the most valuable of its size in the
State, whether for planting, farming, OF grazing
purposes and although fair price has heretofore
been insisted on, great bargain may now be had ,
the owner being determined TO take whatever price
his property will command, when fairly presented
20 purchasers.
The entire tract contains about
1880 AODIaSo
$50 ACRES being Bottom Land Of the highest
productiveness aud wholly free from overflow
The high land generally is of excellent quality,
and lies iayOrably FOR cultivation, about
$50 .RCRES
being already cleared The Wood land is as well
tnbered any Land in Virginia, there being uron
it an abundance of White-oak Spanish oais, Pop
lar, Hickory, Chestnut, Locust and Walnut. The
whole Estate is unusually well watered, and the
situation is remarkably healthy.
This property lies within twenty-five miles of
Howardsvllle, on the James River Canal to which
piiSS HSdIiy ana us
distance from the contemplated route Of the Louisa
Railroad, at the Eastern base of the Blue Ridge is
only about twelve miles
The place will be sold in one tract or it will ke
divided into two three tracts, may be preferred
by purchasers, each with sufficient Improvements
aud with a due amount OF cleared and wood land ,
and good supply of water. The main Dwelling
situated pretty centrally on the Estate, is an excel
lent IS4es2
ERHeECs& BUILDING, iSSsgA
handsomely situated, with necessary out aheEE
Houses.
A fourth part of the purchase money will be re-
quired in hand, and the balance in three edial ani
al instruments, without interest
Possession will be given at any time, though
farming operations will be carried on until sale be
effected.
My address is Greenfield Nelson County, Viz
GINA, near which place reside.
would respectfully invite all who may be dis
posed 10 buy to give me an early call, my purpose
being 10 make sale as som rs practicable
JAMES NJ. HARRIS.
January 81, lS40-f
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EyICe OF a.aHd
NOTICE..

& CONTEMPLATING change in my business
~ about the middle Of February, respectfully re-
quest ALL those indebted 10 me, call on or before
that time, and settle their respective dues Having
considerable amount Of MONEY to raise by the
ist of March, hope all will thus see the necessity
OF complying with this request, and act accordingly
take This opportunity of rendering to my friends
and the public generally my sincere thanks for the
very liberal patronage extended TO me during the
past twelve years have been in Business. and for
their great prompiness at all times when called :p-
on, in ailurdng the means, so essential in Mer-
camille operations. am pleased to say that my
arrangements are such for the future, that shall,
be able to oier increased Inducements for their con-
tinued patronage.
ABRAHAM LYNN.
Waynesboro'. Jan. II, lS49-3t.
Nlndicaior copy times.
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COMMAsSIOSEE,S sAY,E.

HSf virtue of decreee Of the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery for Bath County,
pronounced on the 9Th day of September IS4S. in
the cause therein depending, in which James Nc
Court, is Plaintiff, and George H. Byrd ard Others
defendants, shall on the 2:2nd day Of February
1919, in front of the Court House of Highland
County, proceed to sell to the highest bidder, upon
credit OF SIX months, Ohe purchaser giving bond
With approved security, and the title being retained
as sn additional security until the purchase money
is paid,} the
EyIce OF aaed
iii the bill 7nd proceedings mentioned, containing
ACRES, lying d; being in the County Of
Highland, on Back Creek Valley, adjoining the
Lands of Adam Lie!itner and Others
JOHN CLEEK, JR, Com
January II, l649.-tds.
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TO STOCK FEEDERS,

EHAViNG purchased the right for the County Of
Augusta, TO make and use AC2S' COR 5
IsaII.Ia for grinding Cob Corn for The use of stock
hereby notify Stock feeders and others in tho
county, that have these Mills for sale, and can ro-
commend their use. Ii will be 10 the interest Of
Farmers to purchase one Of these Mls--the saving
made in preparing food ior their Stock would moro
than Justify the expense-on this account it is yalu-
able, and those Interested are requested to call at
my residence, near Spring Hill. and see ono Of
them in operation. The Mill can be suited either
to horse or water-powo
JOSEPH WENCER
January 10, l8i9.-Gm
To the !Stochhoiie,$ III Mc Louisa Rail Road Con,
pany, under Inc .4ct Of .Narch Sth, ] S47:
VoU are required to pay in addition TO Install.
n mebis previously called for, the following
sums, viz
On the LIST day of February, 1919, upon
each share, $500
On the LIST day Of March, 1870, upon -!
each share, 50 90
Stockholders in hlhcmaIle will deposie in the
Bank at Charlottesville, in Augusta in the Bank a,
Staunon, and in Richmond in tic Bank of Virgip
ia 10 Richmond. =.
By order Of the Board.
CHARLES THOMPSON, Tread
Beaver Dam Depot, Jan. 8, l840.-2m.
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70 CONTRIBUTORS.

y . = 4 Dts
0u- Vindicator requested to copy.
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VoSpERsMITH CHINESE
LIQUID HAIR DYE.
L. PATTERSON PresideSI
fnsEpH L. LORD Agart

JAMES STEWART, NJ. D. Abingdon square AedioA
EIaminer Al The cfhee cAiy, from . 10 oeleea
ms MSWlmis
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DRY GOODS.
HITCHCOCK s. LEADBEATEa

HITCHCOCK - LEADBEATEh
DEC LEAVE RESPECTFULLY TO INFORM THE
10 PUBLIC ths, they open today al o'clock, NJ stihe
beautiful Store NO SIS BROADWAY,
between franklin snd White ss an entire new STOCK OF
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
which have been selected with great care by tho junior
partner who has had long experience 10 the house OF A
Arnold 4 Co and which they offer ats
SMALL PROFIT, AND ONE PRICE,
for cs,h and would DO happy 10 have the public call
and examine their assortment which embraces every att
cls inhsr lice a the richest
SILKS. sHAWLS EMBROIOERlEs, De LANES,
as well So the palmer and lees expensive styles; snd
every yanety u staple goods Of every quality 40
LINENS, MUsLlNs, HOSIERY, GLOVES.
And ukssise. a fuA s'd complete assortment Of
GENTLEMENs FINDINGS;
a. Cravas Cotton ard Woollen Hossry, slk and Linen
dserchlefs Gloves II best quslty, aud also fch
assortment Of MOURNING GOODS
which ihey fee assured will give enufe sal'fscnon
Me..r. II L. hsgisg made arrangements TO Perehsss
heir rood. on a. favorable soy establishment 10
Neg.Yors viii se hem reasonably as me sans q'.y
Of good. IN obtained In The uited states and nope BY
close personal attention their busne's and tho assistance
f polite and com clerk. % secure tne liberal patron
.zs Oh N. public New York. March 7, 1919 nj II
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~ ht lhc Eernlnr AnnnnI MceiinQ Of the

~ ~ thf FFfuitf tnbuHi fttFtnI vi tir
Mem bers o The German Society n New 1ors held NJ ~
nsftheWs Church, Feb. D. 1910 nessrs l. kufchsrf.
q. l. Heuser, Y HOose, KsrCk, Geo Kurhsrdi II. 2
Ludewig. A ROcewad. F. n. Sscsmsu + A Schum fch-r
aud A. sues elected officers OF The Society. aud
Subsequent meeting, on Feb a. said officers elected
among fl~nselse. for
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Uomcstic Ports.

BOSTON Mach S-Arrs-3 Broacs Weston, ConstAs sf
Ausu.t, Tsor >Nors ship kmty lasor Ssusssn
Or-ans bas Aoih Cocser Canton N-si- uun fha1 oI'
sh.1.Peare, rsede'ou >sgsa Di.a's w pa> R1
Fog Cisrs frsnAt sslet. eafs tnon Jsa'' hs'ru VAT
foRiLASD Nsrh t-Arn,ed hr NsV SisA Portsmouth 'iosP
Temperance. MicoS. Itsron. ~.
FRANKFORT, fro - AT o't sa'y .. - -. IN
Csrssnas. Staples Prospect ne soo's s \, ~
the b sad us,I. ir-stn q, Ns's. ss - cbs Tss.rs.
ksssr Pres, fof, staples. 90 ehf' "Ai-e t''
Co. I q Thompson, Ha-y, 90 -,-- L. so-..-.
out ~ sa1, Cfs 81 Joshua sf0sa Hsss-it AA 80 i''
Nm GFpgokp NM s-An srs Draes,. Woods Hos, for
6yeVeyrowN. FEB a,-Arr. bns. Bach, ae,yl- sYorS'
C-ssend Fsrrsr. Cd. schr Joan tston ha+ Ndet. n
THliAnrIPRiA Man6 6 Arr osrss GOV Brsss Hahs, to,
Mar. weess 90; "a P.yn co. o'f 49, 49,, a.
Essr Williams. loti Doagss. i"nf 81 iA cs. g.;
rs co. Triumph Mason 90. kra :, fouaan co. tsfos h'
49, n, ks.rt RI Frsri-r Hsfasi Aana 1, Nelly bosi'n
A,rt collins. 90. A-xaacsr Nss Haven D-nnsrs. Ira~e
B'.,oa or.os fol Jane Heeisr',a kos' pay
Pa -i, John.os Yos .chrs hoo-sy, hasou DO Jane hea
BALTIMORE. M.,cS S~Arny-a. su.Au Howell Badly,
or.sa BAH p cssPn, cossT No-An, ssi' 1850 S.
N,sfs Rotsncvn sns Caso0 Nsshs Nior Sailed sah s'qa
iTwfs ID. March s-rh. .hp, Hbern.a, or Liverpool aai
Juuista kr Bsnors ~esh-d anchor s aisfn'oa ana s' u
The ship L,ysst .na e.fs Asoma eoa ron =.
r-porssd the hsreor The pkei sa sl,le
~ ,ss ps. cane "a sai stood up III, ornns t.
hui Of CIR ROY, INN Nss lofk "hsh ~
gt sso s.icrs from New ,orA ior No,' P-es isht az
A. - =. weather PERMITS she VII Be is-ttn-d ~l-s
Fcay Weather ihsk sud very unPisasi Nih sruons VIVA ~
MN ,rtysrox March s-Au brg. Mar, P.,r. Soean..
sor NYor - Cror Providence CO, bf oars hafon pfe'
wosnr F-b s5-Au .chr Lucy Bls,s Charleston cs' 'SA'
9REsSs F-b ss-Ars steamship Palmetto Gs'v-.'oa
co ship. Mh's Asseo ss'as e's, a., y,,ss.ra r.r
p raroo Boso6, Louss Bait brg' JosePhs o. "'' lay or
ia x,,.b II below big Wilson, NiorS
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ii. H. LONG 4 BROTHER. IS Ann..,
UNIVERSAL HISTORY NO. 8.

DEINGA COMPLETE AND IMPARTIAL narrative Of
- the kAb9 events Of s nations from The In
fancy Of mani the preseBtiime. BY O Hcb5e LII ID
II has beer The aim OF the author u this 10 present
to his reader clear view Of the principal and causes
that elevated tho human from slate u total igno
II, present hh degree Of cyIzauOr 10 preserve
the impataty becoming Judge 10 guard himself against
the ndIence " rsjgcce, sud 10 write history instructive
10 readers gensFs, AMI hs tine worthy Or ne
attention OF waHiJr,, Stslesmen lewgtyers, and phlc
sophen.
The publishers Offering the first number OF this Work 20
ihe public entertained the hope that ts completion u
would take high rank among the standard tsiorchl pro
ducOl % tho age and mat n p0ls % Ongtna rcsearch ~
cOusummstr erudgOn Of phiOioptc spirit ard n force
and eiegsn fsy tw0ud equal noi tlfpsss he gret
wOrks q dl;l1gu shed writers " universal story We
he satisfaction OF Announcing maj tins Ia during
the public Of the I'VE st numbers rs slcces.u sale
the eacOnuus Of the press h7 opinions tEpr-ssed ~
ed.s by he mOst COMPETENT Judges and he general
approbsol Of ts readers have Than realized 1hei
hg CHEST auticiTauOn
The encomuus Of The p-ess have been long and TOO
m-non th- following short notice : selected
From Graham 9 Mlga1tHe
Tue author Uav-fss History puscsrun, legng IRON
poo1 sfeaiy Published sqas' 20 81, fas lie comes %
prepared by t~-ny years of study aat sulsf fnts1t-
9Th al only dose Hlou nr
sod Of e,s thoss sho have beneath ~ 'rcs
81 fhe Of political courQrs by n1ussrt
pulses hidden heart Of great prlPe Tbs pho
h.ofy ~tch almost distinct branch 90 tsfstufe go.
vitality narraf- 1 Fading The which st.
thus g interest The pf-s7ni i- Tie a 10 Ne
past
Agents will Ind hi, profitable work 70 canvass lDr
subscfiters DEWITT l. DAVENPORT,
us Tribune Bindings, Nsssau-st
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PACKING pot. sresrt III Nsrr T-us...-. from
wsch points hsTe not r-furus.rcept ron %. po H.o
spcs ~h-e NY have p-AFd sogs, ,ha on
m. h'p RIVER, incicfrg Iowa from s
Per eht ave ara goat pains amounts. and
bee'e IN - -. lan be- ben psck-f
crease 81 r. 90 ts n@ from 5000 o. $1,000 Tats
Ne lfN-s pan nrHpCh ne ~lo- West rlss.
iofa rfsg- a Nsr iofs ted eli y Boz Other p.rs
," fn and s psft~fs hsr- sln- unf
sadfru change Iher- s..olr ard nuut~r
80 Ya.,. tr,,
wHALgB1NE Sale. 10000 = North IVES, 81 5ic saa go q,
a. f4tc
NAVAL sroREs-A SEE of 90 BOZ. erode Tarp-u,ra.
~ -if's s'- 'ea1s 1od-r4t- o@.l sui b.
f.r~ i.nsn . sfarrs.
TOBACCO-Ih- ssst o. generally arm ss-. 100 lhss Yr-rs
nsJ and snf hsuuity uss ~. .rt Fern
slIfa-e sff toun-' fcut SEED lesfafst NInNt a y.
flDt, -a.es 90 sa'sd r. orslcs 81 1c tine
fl--Ihe sae r = tot,. scs- HsrrrE reported yss;sssy
.hous hs'. b-su 95o0 aoses
HAYf@rs have or '0 tae. - So for N- r.
-. srd 10 ior staten isi-nd. ~hch an advance
TEAs-Tler- r rather EN- scs, trade t~n-lnf The ar.e
l- sofs ts freaf flb t. lior.lrt c.n,a s--d
faF.
faeY sf1Nc 4 =
DUCK ~ auction @ nlorurr by Y..r. " u-r-.,r
fn~si Manf b1 sap Dlcs a. Do Dsrs
ltc moi - 90 Pot Dlcs l7 "a DO Pae- DlrE A.
IA - do ht-at o. lfs DO DO - IKE l.c -
lGltc 10 10 - l-c, 1900 a. l-c.
CHAN CAHLFs-A ss- ~ Fossh usss a. sucrn A. r-
following rrce- credit short ri C,a' Cls,. p rch. f
90. Hnt1 tonifnth "a. = mss Ci4.-. b4'i -.
fsatss srs proved r1.-as Csbs 9o io , o. % is ,
eo,l a ~, tal-o,fS DO, ID af1 40, -. 8 r-
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TO TATLORS

THE SPRING REPORT FFAsHioHs.-Gerileue
have i.s1ec my sPrng Report % Faitl,n' toc you
t,hoat be sgo-r'o. - ell o.aers But &c have
r,c-,y -rtrr.c he S-d % cc;-ryns and stranger 70
he usce -uera, 90 not as you 20 believe ny asser-
~, ursugr-t bv egc-rc- and therefore you al 10
90 ne he favor examine and compare. fOC viii per
eeiv- hat y plate j. the ony which ofefs yOg any
fhfns ogins or d-serng % roce 70 % 10 fsci the
90 v American s.e" = hch shall sssys be is tist1-
sush u f-sure AID however superior his Spring
vii try % maze b-iterin The Fsl and Afforded %
yos s1r ouiy 0n- do ar With R-por and Pattern sheets.
4 c-rsiLlY oh-ci 10 thy and he oes
arr Wrls he sd.rsss II fl ard pay JOlr postage
Respectfully, A WHEELER Reporter,
~ o. eocis tte0vW~ fCorl.rds 81 ~. Y.