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Cbifagu advertisements.
GREAT EXHIBITION OF 1851,
IL NOT
The Worlds Fair.

nav - Va 40 - - eN&4
A III. the fair, wise, and economical of the Chi
"A cago World, will be found at Murrays One
Price Store, l3i Lake Street, Chicago. daily be.
tween the hours Of AN. and 10 I'M, making their
selections from n sock OF over
$4,000 Dollars Worth
ofNie N'Uest, Choicest, Richest, Cheapest, Best,
and in every way most desirable stock Of
DRY GOODS
Ever exhibited in this or any other Western city
The propnetors Of this extensive and popular es-
adjustment in submitting their spring stock for the
inspection OF their numerous patrons in town and
country, would respectfully suggest, that through
their connection with extensive importing house
IN New York, having an unlimited capital and Gre
dlt, and resident buyers OF great experience in the
New York and Boston markets, and he innumera-
bic advantages arising from an almost unlimited bu-
siness. they have facilities for buying goods enjoy
ed by NO OTHER HOUSE IN THIS SEC
1ION! their entire stock being bought either ut
AUCTION by the case from the manufacturers ut
forced sales tor cash, or imported direct for their
own trade, thus saving on many styles of goods ov
CT % per cent, In fact, we are now selling many
styles OF goods for lcss than Western merchants pay
for them in New York and Boston.
Our stock will at all times be complete in every
particular, as we shall be IN receipt OF new goods
daily duing the season, our buyer forwarding all
thcnosetes IN iabrcs, design, or colors immediate
ly on their importation. The
CASH ONE PRICE SYSTEM
will be strictly adhered TO- and goods marked nj the
lowest possible price, which will be guaranteed less
III every instance than elsewhere.
IL Is impossible 90 give in the narrow limits OF an
advertisement even mere outline OF our large stock
and the bargains il contains. Suffice il that we
clam to keep the largest and best assorted stock
adapted to the wants OF this community, TO be found
III the western country, and wish it distinctly under
stood that we sell goods OF every description on an
average OF from
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IN half chests Young Tyson, Imperial, Souehong,
w and Gunpowaer
20 chesrs llyson Skin teas-nl fresh imports,ions
and will be sold low some of that 40 cent ten sill
on hand. Iaprl9 Walker X I{icITUg
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Come and coming!
THE NEW SPRING AND SUMNER
a00,054


cs goods, and is in daily expectation Of more -
lie respectfully invites the attention Oft public
When all received, the stock will he found larger
than usual. The selections We're made with the
hest possible care in the cities of New York and
Philadelphia. II is believed the wishes Of the com.
munlty can nearly all be met The following list
comprises part Of the assortment:
silks, silk goods and silk trimmings,
bonnet ribbon, grapes, aces and nett.,
lawns musllns, and poplins,
black barge and barge de lnines,
thread laces, edgings, and nsertings, as high as
$3.50 per yard,
!, muslin md cambria cdslngs and nsertings also as
trimed muslin, collars, cuffs sleeves, lace caps and
chemisettcs,
Grape, baregc cold, Thibc, and cashmere shawls,
linen floss, bobblnsnnd fine tapes,
French, Scotch, and domestic ginrhams,
fancy x black super French cloths and cassmees,
5oy'sand mems cotton and linen goods,
Irish linen linen lawns cnlnhrics and h'krchiefs,
Witha ullassortmen, Oiblue and brown muslins,
from to l. yard wide
carpeting ingram and venetian india mn,,inr,
Particular attention Is invited TO the stock Of o-
mems, misses, mud cidrcn's bonnets; from the pe-
nuinc Rough & Ready" the real PATS excelsior,
from 5ocents to sos Canada leghorn, and palm
Leaf hats. SHOES
Ladies' misses and chdrens slips, ties. buskns,
gnigrs and ngnters, satin, lasting, kid and goat
skiNoithc Philadelphia make.
New Lamps globes, and ohimncys.
Hardware x Crockery. April9.
A GENERAL assortment Of silk and lasting
"A CATERS, and halt galers, red slips and walking
shoes, misses youths and childrens boots and
shoes Justr received, tmay3l l.. L. SANGER & Co.
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Boots and. Shoes

Boots and Shoes
600 pnirs mems soga boots
WV 20Op'rs kip
500 pnirs boys &" e."
1000 " women's calfboo.ees and sho,s
ALSO, mems and boys brogans misses hno,ses
and shoes-a OF our own manufacture III. work
ndrrnnted Also, ladies'. misses and children's
fine kid, morocco and leather buskins, boot es, Sins.
excel ors and patent leather shoes in great variety,
iorsale b. april 49, Walker s. Rickhng
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Tall times paid for hides and skins. at the Tan.
N merry. or al my store, on Canal street
May 81. w. HASKELL,
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Dayton Woollen Factory,


0N/0DHuH~
are made to sut the demands of the country, heavy
and of good stock. and we feel no hesitation in war.
rantlng them for durability, and to give satisfaction
-, We oNer good assortment of Cloths, Sdtinetts
Tioseds, leans, FiaHnels Of different kinds and a
very superior quality Of blankets carpet and stock.
ing yarn, which we will exchange on liberal terms
tor wool, cash, wheat, corn, &c We will my par,
cash on wool where il is required
CARDING AND SPINNING will be done as
heretofore in lots OF thirty pounds and upwards at
from fourteen TO sixteen cents per pound.
WOOL CARDiNG
done ut five cents per pound. We have our mn.
chimes in good order for doing the best Of work
and when wool comes properly prepared for card.
ing, you may depend on having good rolls
CLO7X DRESSING
will be done n, the usual prices but IN better style
OF finish; Pereons who may have tn be detained
over night on business connected with the Factory,
shall he tono expense J. g. u. GREEN,
Dayton, May IL, 1851.
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New England Branch Store.
Rogers, Mills & Co.

A IKE now receiving AT the stand formerly occupied
A by G. Burr, general assortment of
SPRING y SUMNER GOODS,
10 which they respectfully invite the attention Of the
citizens OF Ottawa and its vicinity.
Our stock consists OF n good assortment of Fancy
* Dress Goods, Maniins, Shawls, Bounets, Rib
hons, Gloves, Hosiery, Boots e. Shoes: Gen,le.
mems LEGION & Straw Hats, Groceries Hardware.
Crockery, Paper liangings, &c, all OF which have
been assorted with much care. and bought at the
very lowest cash prices, which will enable US to sell
as low as any one m the western market
:. One OF the partners residing east, and near New
Y FORK, will enable us to receive new goods frequent
~, and OF the latest and most desirable styles and
We ratter ourselves TINT we shall be able 10 please
all that may favor us with call
Produce all kinds taken at market prices
Ottawa. Mav3
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tina weay
N1GM AND BOYS OLOTlHTEEG
whr wwilse
esof hmgan
a
lw yal
enknown stand
, i o. he cSqa 81
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Ameetng took place for heard and saw:
And what do you fancy this meeting was for
Why the meeting from all could gs'her wac one
10 descide Oh the merits OF Mdpdiclaum 4 Holm.
i he excellent chairman, Sound Judgment, Esq
Having sald few words with regard TO AZURE
Mr.. Shoulders, a man Of respectable note
Wished 10 make a remark on his
WaiStCOat and Coat.
g think said the speaker, you ought all 10 view
My WdistcOat and Coat and my handsome Shirt
too;
ought speak warmly Of Mandlehsum said he.
When see the tine garmenshe has furnished iorme
With this Mr.. Legs arose on his pegs
And declared he considered himself the mere dregs
: My subject, said he, you are aware, Is my
Trousers.
But alas as for speaking cannot ,clihow. sirs
For the speakers So bad and the trowsrrs 40 good
That cannot praise Kohn Il MandiebauIn as
would
Mr.. Head mex, arose from the place where he sat,
And delivered an excellent speech on his
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wooden Ware,

MOI, . md 3mackere, cod fish tongues, sound,
~ and white fish, Just received by
march GRIDLEY & PREsToN
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Groceries.

20 hhds sugar, fair to choice 1872 bbls molasses,
scnsks rice, so sacks coffee,
80 sacks pepper, II do all,pice.
ALSO, cassh, rnimegs. cloves. ginger, Eng
ilsh mustard, and other articles in the grocery line
tor sale al very low prices wholesale and retail.
nnnL " MALkkR x ulcEIINa
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Glass. Paints. Oils. &c.

~ DOH. wooden pals, 5 doz WASN'T tubs, mea
III sures, &c for sale hv GRIpLEY e. PRTsTuy.
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Passage from and Money
RE'WI1TED TO
GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND,
UEAGI,E TJNrp

NEW YORK d LIPERPOOL PACKETS
DERSONS wishing TO send for their friends in
Great Bn'aln or Ireland, can atany time make
the necessary arrangements with the Subscribers,
who have IN connection with one Of the fist houses
IN Great Britain, Il very complete and extensive ar.
iangement tor the accommodation of persons emf
grating to America. For the prompt execution OF
their engagements ih. subscribers have the ndvan.
iage ct having the sole agency for passengers OF the
splendid ships, composing the
EAGLE LINE" or VIEW YORK AND
LiFERPOOL PACKE7S,
sailing twice month from each port throughout the
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\ FINE assortment Of Fans, from to i2 shil.
IA lngs, at the tmyl0) NEw ENGLAND BRAycH
DARASALS Of the mos, approved STYLES, NJ
L trom2 to2l sliiilings AT the ~ f. Branch
GUNNER HATS OF n variety ofstyles, at the
- may 10 Nen EpglaHd Branch
AFFLER & Smiths superior Gun Powder. a,
Llhe mylo " E Branch
YOUNG Hyson Tea, good article for 50 cents
L per H. nj the myl0 " Z Brunch.
ROSTON Nad, a good assortment, at the
- maylO " E Branch
nRlED Currants and Raisins at the
II may 10 NE Branch.
CNOD Fish, first rate article ,ihe
- may 10 NE Branch.
a NEW article of Cheese Strainer, superior te
"A any thing in the market at the
June7 New England Branch.
AWNS, from G! to 25 cts per yard at the
IL me- NeD England Branch
MSOQUETO NETTING-atthe
lNI lne Mem England Branch
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IN INDIA Rubber, and Oil Cloth Coats, for
~ sale by tmar 30 KoHY & MANDLEBiuM.
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Straw Goods.
Silks.

Black Italian Gro de Swiss Gro dc Rhine Silks,
Rich Brocade, and Chameleon Silks,
Turks Satin, Bonnet silks and satlns.
l.. L. SANGER e. Co.
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I. d. OF d. r.
NEW STORE

A NEW Stove and Tin Establishment in town.
"A east the Mansion House The subscriber
respectfully informs the Inhabitants OF Ottawa and
vicinity that he is now receiving, and will keep con
stantly on hand STOVES of all description also,
Tn, Meet-iron, Copper and Imprinted Ware,
Fave Iroughs aud Conductor Pipes made and put
up. JOB work done to order
old copper brass, pewter, and old iroa taken in
xchange for ware
Come and see before purchasing elsewhere
marches w LOCKWOOD
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Window Glass. Sash. NC.
OC1 BOXES assorted sizes, 7x9 to lix2O; also.
~ window sash, sash springs, shutters. fast.
enlngs, &C. for sale hv TfnIkcr e. H,rLliog
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FISH. FISH,

100 KEGS best quality Boston Nails, assorted
IUU sizes. Also 80 kegs fence nails, for sale by
march GRIDLEV & PRESTON
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S0 BONES s by 10 glass 10 bbls linseed oil,
~ 10 l0byl s" lard OIL
loo Kegs white Lead, Oceans green paint,
lnst reCe IvedhY lmr2N GRInLEY & pRF.rnN
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Sugar house MOIasscs.
Fire Proof Paint,

y TONS oithlsjust received-a very superior ar
y ticie-for sale low. WALKER & HICKMNG.
June II
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HILLS AT SIGHT

Tor sale in sums TO suit, which will be cashed by any
OF the Banks, and IN the principal towns throurhou,
England, Ireland. Scotland, and Wales. Barnett,
iioars, & Co, Bankers, London, and James Nc.
Henry, Merchant. Liverpool.
Apply to or address, post paid,
NALgER& HCKLING, Oi,awa, H..
or to John McMichael, 36 old slip corner OF south
1T, NY. June II
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Paints. Oils. SC.

VIZ HlTElead, Linseed and Lard oils, Whiting,
w glass, sash, door trimmings. &c, n,
march GRIpLEY e. PREsroNS
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HAT.
I'm sure, Mr.. Chairman said he that I'm right
In pronouncmgi II stylish, elastic and light;
To the Hat mari OF Mhnllebaum I'll adhere.
Asstaunchiy seven loud cries OF hear hear y
his speaker wus followed by one Mr.. Foot,
Who rose with dignlted stamp Of the
Root.
I'm certain, said he that I'm tue IN declaring,
The boots sold by NaHdis6auni, unequaled in
wearing;
They are matchess in beauty in sole and in ramp !,
And here Mr.. Foot gave another loud stamp
Then the Chairman arose, and was happy 10 find
The whole of the speakers 50 much of mind;
And pronounced all the goods the best they could
wear, [char."
And them the best ever worn y the zone in Tie
Now remember, SAID he, the very low prices you
pay,
For these and for all that you mentioned ro.d-v;
Now | trust that the whole OF the Journals as one,
Willrepor what were said OF MundIebaum & Keln.
Hear hear said teh whole OF the gentlemen there
And the business was ended with thanks 10 the
chair
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\ Ill. the lair wise, and economical Of the Chi
"A cago World, will be found at Murray's One
Price Store, l3i Lake Street, Chicago, daily be.
tween the hours Of 6 AN. and 10 I'm, making their
selections from sock of over
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-08

SvDrgy OF LuMBER.-The Prarse de-
5,n Patriot states that about three millions oil heel
of sawed lumber besides shingles, logs, timber &c,
were seized lately on the Black. Chippewa and y;
Crolx rlyers. oy United States Deputy MArshaI
Thomas, a2d that. with two or three exceptohs' a
settlement without sale effected win the hOlu-
ers bv either paving for the wood Or giving seceTly
for me payment Of 80 much per thousand iee'
result " a. considerable proht TO The "oseie ,r.
and protection OF the public lands against 'ui"'
ue>passers- a,
FIags.-The Wadding Factory OF vi;
Rathocne at Caa,ham -Four Cornefs "a s' a. yoo
bv fre on Thursday last, cath ult- Loss aoou.
Nr : los. over and above ~ n 49,, lasf The
Al 000 In HalloweL on Wechesoss ,hs O. s.
'sroe dive wood mandatory belonging ~ ~" =. oso
cade Company Was consqRea .o ~ Of Eleazer Nick
-lnsuies o' 80 so,,th Dennis, Mass. was burned on
,fs a.. q ,'lt J Amount OF loss, 5000.
c.ovsS Iowa. correspondent OF me
- g,ya9 says tina. the wheat crop ~ ihai as
Das"9, 2, iowa !. nearly a failure The Winter Wheat
'' - Ill GIFTED and rsled and the spring Wheat
t,r,.s', n % IN a great measure. ne corn ooAs
veI, poorly. bit hopes are entertained mat II VIII
80, I'm out vel. The Olt crop = YeSi pun1NI,
The potatoes are r2iaei BY The ro;.
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EXTRAORDINARY PETRiyAcTIoN AND OTHER

an
CuRloarlEs.-The steamer u. Ange, Captain La
barge arrived here yesterday from the elbow Stone,
after voyage Of hfty-tHO days. apt u ihiofhs
us thai for ten years past he has IN every successive
annual trip observed remarkable looking solitary
cedar rec standing upon bleak and elevated point,
about FIFTY miles below ths mouth OF the yellow
stone. While coming down this last TIP, ne saw
that NJ old acquaintance had fallen TO the earth
Curiosity led hun 20 the sol which was about hall
a mills from the river, and perhaps 1o leet aDove us
level when he found 10 ais surprise, that me whoe
tree VAS III the most perfect state ot petnfach0n.
Judging from the shOrtaeSs OF the interval since he
had seen Il standing. II must have been IN that con
dtlon while Standing erect as II had grown. Inc
trunk was about thirty-slx inches IN diameter.
fragment from II = now lying UPON Our table ana Is
decidedly the most perfect specimen of hgheoe
petrfactOn We have ever seen.
Dr. Evans. t. 3 Geologlst. who came as psssen'
ger Oh the ST Ange. found snsaT the same spot tns
shoulder. blade Of A mastOdOn. measuring heAfD ~
feet across-sso some enormous 1901 zones VI t"e
same animal Fossil shells, the mead OF . snAne'
and other curosltles, were i0uns ny III TO- ~ '"'
same locality. -. a.. ..,.h,,,,
Among the notaoiitIes Of the trip was the catchihS
NJ = beaitiflI .r<eneE Of the han>f-a DId very
rarely seeD-by some Of the boat hands its pm.
mage is beautiful, and the melody oil as cong IL '">'
charming. - -. 81. ,.,.., h,n.,.h,
III I'm, fhe stuffed skin Of one Of the mammoth
MAINTAIN sheep OF the iell0" stone region. II
stsnds about A. large an ordinary mich COW, and
- indeed a remarkable curiosity
s,ec1nen. OF The rocks found on cannon Ball riyer,
ybose name u derived from them They are perfectly
srIencaI and without very close inspection, would
mass FOR real cannon balls anywhere. They u
Ives ranging from that Of A common toy marble To
the bulk Of a hafbushel measure They are seen
IN measureess abundance, projecting from the face
of fhe steep Danks between which the riyer runs.
lst. Louis Inteliigenccr-
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From CHARLESTON. Tie steamer Marion.

From tHARLESToN.-I steamer Maroon.
Capt Berry, arrived Yesterday morning from Charles
ton. We are indebted 10 cotemparies OF The
Nsr0rv. Neirs, Standard, and Courier for files oil
then respective journals and to The latter Tor papers
fiom Mobile, New-orleanS. sc. The Marion left
charleston on Monday, Al P
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Thee Men BuaNsp TO DyAru.-Tbe

burning o me steamboat Trojan noticed yesterday
mornings IT''"Hs, ocoasioned the death OF three
men. WHO persisted IN the flames They were An
;hony -. Il fireman belonging to the boat. and two
deck hands, one OF whom VAS named Fuller. The
name OF the other waS no, known, as he Was new
hand. Capt. Rodman was also badly scorched los
ING all hls clothes and trunk containing about,
slCc0-$25O of this recovered. in bills. coas.d-
erab,y scorched-
The Trojan ~as about SIX years Old AID worth
$l6eo She insured for $1,000 u lie Htai
INSURANCE COMPANY. haitiNt.
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MoRr CoNrRAplcroRY ELECTION Ri

MoRE CONTRADICTORY ELECTION Re-
roRrs-Accordng to The Baltimore Patriot, John
c. Breckenridge (Opp) Is elected IN the With
District of kENTUcKY, over Gen. Combs. In the
l>t District Linn Boyd (Opp.) is reelected, not
outstanding he had 4 Wing and Opposition COM
pelltor
AS to INDIANA, George W. Julian, #. s. The
Patriot claims, is reelected i'll the lNth District
This We doubt, As the District Is undoubtedly
Wing
There Is no doubt OF the reelection OF John
l.. Robinson (Opp.) IN the Hid District. As our
Slave Law
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CITY ITEMS.

Three WEEKS TO LlyERPooL AND BAck
The steamship -tfanti- which sailed hence On the
9th ns,., VIII most probably arrive at Liverpool BY
noon on the 10Th inst. IN which case shall have
Intelligence OF II IN tins city the eth inst the
steamer Asa SAILS from Liverpool on the 10th INST
and ~l arrive here on The eth, N IL DAYS her usual
time So n exactly three wssks from her departure
we may confidently expect 10 hear OF the arrival OF
the kfGnfir AZ LIVERPOOL
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~ Ii is stated that Governor Nc Do~ell,
of Rockbridge, has had a severe attack Of hesnos
rhage Of the lungs, and that the bleeding vas very
p:otuse and the Governor much pSoswaseo
lLyschbsry kepisaicAes AUG T.
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PorATo CRoP IN OHio.--The Cincinnati
COMMERCIAL says The Potato crop, this year. has
never been equaled Dy any previous one. In add
ton to the abundant supply their Favor Is far supe-
nor to any that have been introduced IN our market
for many years.
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WILJJAMSBURGH ITEMS.

WycSorF-srBEgT-- Mr. Morgan has been
emnoyed to survey this street preparatory to I'M
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tV The ScALPEL" for Aug ust presents
the views of its erudi,e and yivacious editor. with
all the puDgency of fresh hartShorn Free from
Tie burden OF any professional dogmaS he dlscourses
IN his usual merry tone on the various topics 70
winch lie calls the attention of his readers. Among
the original articles, winch are generally more or
less instructive IN their kind, We have The Artists
Revere a specimen Of prose run mad, which seems
as much out place popular scientific Journal aS
the buToon of the circus would be IN an assembly OF
sayantS The Editors remarks on the New Dress
;or Women" are marked with equal galantry and
good sense
TIRE New DRESS FOR WoMEN-A number o! let
tiers have been sent Us, requesting our views OF a
change IN WOmcnS dress. Some wears before the
death of the late Henry lnman, "a gentleman whose
opinion law with us on all matters OF tdStc,) we
suggested To HIM the prOpnety OF uniting with MS
brother artists and the medical faculty III an attempt
to effect change III the present cumbersome ana
ungraCeful costume.
We have ALWAYS thought II 50 utterly opposed 10
personal comfort, and the necessary exercise Tor
health and graceful movement, that 1t has been "A
problem with MS how such an abOmlnanon could
COaiIuue Much has been sand, by the advocates OF
"a change, of the convenience of our dress we Ger
tainly do not assent 10 the assertion Our own l.
bad enOugh-woman's Is lntoicrabie we are tne
advocate of no particular style SO long dS tue
present number and redundance OF skirts, anu n"
pressure Uhdterr, Is removed, we feel disposed 10
think the weaTers quite capable oil originating tNe
StN les best suited TO the figure.
\ word of advice to our Young men DO nov dc-
grade yourselves by any impairment looks or re-
marks. when YOU see a woman, no matter "hat hcI
poSltion NAV be- DESTROYS of emancipatlng herself
from her slackles. She l. ply sicaly unable TO re-
SEN The insult You would not dare do It with an
equal OF YOUR own sex, do not, therefore proclaim
Yourself 4 coward. by insulting a woman
tACuauCC. sherman * COZ
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lNpIANA.-Hon. f.. \. Hannegan, who
Was nominated by mass Convention IN Fountain
County as a candidate for the Legislature, has been
a.,