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The MERCHANTS and HousEuoLDERs of low
CITY and JOHNSON county are respectfully re.
fcrred to the superior advantages offered for
FIRE and MARINE Insurance by
GEORGE S HAMPTON, Esq,
ILL., l,,l.. ,,tLurizal A.rant Of This CaI,Iaany
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Joanna BAILLIE'S COMPLETE


- WORKS APPLETON co publish THIS Day,
The DRAMATIC and POLITICAL WORKS OF Jo-
ANNA BAILLIE, complete IN one volume, wrh for-
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Price 81 -, ,.t,.o
"Athe Dramatic and poetca Works Of Oh lna Baiile
now collected and presented 70 the public WIN
MANY corrections aud few additions by herself Ihey are
IN this volume arranged three divisions The hrst con-
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of the author primarily and chiefly arose IL "hch rs en-
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career Of writing Tragedy and COMEDY on each OF the
passions of the mind The sec nj DIVISION s-
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THE WORK CONTAINS

CHAPTER
Those who feel pressure evils morally bound 70
,eek redress-Our inutons are 10 be trusted-Ourin-
sttutous of kind to challenge an intimate search INTO
human rights on the part Of women-Conveniions-"o
man an intelligent distinct ndyldual-The woman view
CHAPTER II.
Women limited by indoor labor-Demed voice IN the la"
-Opinion created tor Us by men-Regious abuses anu
monkish den.as. the growth If the masculine mind
Woman has stopped from her high pace-Her unlkeness
not ineuoIty.
Women are accused OF love Of notoretyrhe safey oa
,,omanly recoenition-Women must receive their happ-
ness according received OPINION not Is bounty from
God but tolerated by msnThey made ar,ful by OPP
pressonIf liberty be safe u II so also to women
CHAPTER ".
The standard Of womanhood be taken from the noblest
trr.s # the sex-Grs trained IN reference to marriage
Men and women often unadaptsd TO mariase-Property
conlers dignity.
Woman occupies false pOstonShe would be dissocaied
from labor IN state Of socetyAt present her at
faction, are barter for rank propery-The great Con-
tract or Marriage.
CHAPTER VI,
Sometimes salag paid for ahousekeeper Aetrue position,
instead of the taking II we-A contract should be Sc
c,1e from yiolation-Eyis that only reformed public
onipion can rolieye-Evis arriving from premature
marriage.
Truth hereafter developed regard T. Tue great law
Of Loye-Marrage should be sacrament, not mere
civil costract-No Divorce a true state Of society
CHATTER VII.
Men and women often dislnclned 70 marrlage-lncompe
tent 20 the relationship women regarded with
dstru-The sane Law cannot belong 10 every pulse Of
womauAood-A great nature VIII make itself felt
CHAPTER IA.
Te innost reoesse Of the SOU holy unless contaminated
by al eva, hfe-Pubhc and private scaadai-TAe Ian.o's
law
CHAPTER Y
The new te.tuony-aIan mas been bndy and snerantly
oppre>,ive-Fntre freedom the right Of humanity.
CHAPTER II
The popular estimate Of the conugal OH 5
and subtsruge lacl.caied BY many who AFFECT 20 isau
opinion.
CONCLUSION. .
God j. ths spa-cher hearts fevealer-iie ul1 hos h
mart cp,. merely 10 tempt and delude, but for obeden
"a srI,.h.e,si nse FOwLERS WELLS,
ar No q! Nassau-st.. y. Y, Publishers
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French German. italian and English
SILK AND FANCY GOODS.
Offer for sale their NEW STOCK foT the FALL TRADE,
comprising ever department, the newest md nehess
styles and unsurpassed variety and extent BY any similar
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No pains have been spared to render the assortment
possible more attractive than and worthy the nspec
ton Of every merchant Visiting this CITY.
The several Departments as follows:
Dress Silks,
Consisting Of the richest and most ma-nfoent styles Il
Pans EMBROIDERED and BROCADE FABRICS ever
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Also rch Pompadour SILKS, Embroidered SArINs,
ARMURES, GKoS DE AFRICS, SATIN DE CHIMES;
GLACE. CAMELEON, Rich Figured AM Watered
More Antique SILKS &c &c AL Of the very latest de-
signs
Rich Paris MUSLIN DE LANES and CASdMEHES
printed IN twelve colors. Printed ORIENTALS, entirely
rev style ordered expressly the best city retail trade
Also, extra Rich PLAID ana Figured MUSLIN DE
Also a complete assortment Of American MUSLIN DE
LANES and CAsrMERES, new designs, at lower prices
than ever before offered
This Department with ample room for display embraces
all the most popular styles Of American LONG shAWLS
Also, the newest and richest patterns Of Scotch LONG
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This Department 10 which special attention is invited,
has been much enlarged occupies an entire or ana
embraces very extensive stock u English and German
HOSIERY, from the most celebrated maIl1'- ctuTers,
ADAPTED 70 the best CITY and interior trade.
English. French and German LACES, Fancy NETS,
&c, Of every description.
White Goods.
Linens Lawns Camprcs. Muls, Cheeks, Stripes, Plan
and Figured SWISS GOODS, Curtain Mushns, Linen
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Gloves.
Mems and Womens' White Black and Colored KID
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Also.
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