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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-05
CoxFEcroNERsi , EoTEI KEEPERS. an

RE invited to examine assortment of Superior Ex-
IA Vanilla Lemon Rose Hectarine. Bitter AL
mond Cinnamon. for havorng custatds, blanc
ey22 TENNRY & soRENsON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-05
POPE. ELLISON & co.

COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS.
2sh PoYDRAs STREET. NEW ORLEANS.
H Liberal advances cOnsgnments g the above firm
made by JOHN BURTIS,k
y4-Iyw Evansville. Ind.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-05

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 20.
Cotton declined Led; sales for the week
81, 900 bales. Wheat has advanced I'D to Cd.
Flour advanced Cd. Corn advanced 3d.
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DE WI NJ SWAYZE has fly located in city
IL Tor practice Medicine and Dentistry He
his profession the last eighteen
years in Ohio and indan and brings ample estmonals Of
0fsce at present DR.. Fehs Drug First
street opposite Carpenter toek Unexpectedly
lics hopes pY SUCCESS to hms IT,
Nw+
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-05

PROF. THOEIPSON'S
New Rarber SHOPS.
now fully opened in house Vine street.
lust below Carpenters block, where he would be
happy all his old customers. and many
will give the business bis atten
ton hopes aid of experienced give
complete Hair cutting in the latest STYLE with
hsmpoonirg. &C., dane to order. cp25u
BLACKING. &c.
! GROSS Backing. superior aIticlei
- 800 lbs English Dairy Cheese;
500 do Western Reserve Cheese;
100 do TOP Sage do; at low BY
oet4 UoRNBROOK Il CHU RCHILL
NEW MACK EREL, 1858.
TUST received Maekersl In bbis qr bis ana
~ Kits, for sa1s al Yedueed rates By \, rosFER
ep1s ~ ~ toSiSN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-05

The undsrsigned Bragg isa Minister IN rsgo,sf
Church At
He gentleman Of eonsce-aete nv pAl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-09
The University's Family Remedies

ISSUED under the Seal Sanction and Authority
Of tA< University VI Free Medicue and Popu ~
knowedge chartered by the State Of Pepnsyiy ania,
April ~, 1853, with capital Of Sio0,oee, mainly
for the purpose Of arresting the evils Of Spurious
and Worthless Nostrums also, for supplying the
community with reliable remedies wherever = com
petent Physician cannot will not be employed
This Institution has purchased from DR.. JoaS R.
RewAHp, his celebrated
ROWAND'S TONIC MIXTURE,
Known for upwards Of twenty-five years ~ the
only and safe for Fever and Ague, &C.,
and his ines timabl remedy for Bowel Complaints,
kewsDd's Compound Syrup Of Blackberry Root,
which highly approved and popular remedies, TO
ecthcr with the University Remedy for Complaints
Of the Lungs the University'y Remedy for Dyspcp-
STA or Indigestion; the Uniyersity's Kemeey for
COstive Bowels; also, the Universty's Almanac may
be had at the Branch Dispensary, or Store Of
MCKINNEY RUNNER, keokuk
AusVnst 4 195h dp
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-09
CAUTION TO a,;lE SUFFERERS

Take more Arscn:c Mercury, Quininc, Ssrych-
nine, or Anti periodcs medicines ef any kind, the
virtue OF which rs owing 10 such poisonous drug.
The most they do is 10 "break the chilh," for
short time, while they u cause constitution
81 nnladise that CEASE emily with life. hemembsr
that the only Fever and Ague remedy that il harm
less we'll rs sure, is
RHoDEs' FEVER AND AGUE CURE.
For sale Wholesale and Retail by
II. II. AYRES, Agent, Keokuk,
And by J. SINGER, Agent, Montrose.
Sept ~ '55-dAwly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-09
EVIDENCE or MERIT.

'LrwIsBUne, Union Co. Pa, May 2, 1855.
Mn. J. A. RHODES dear Sir. The box Of mrd-
cine you sent duly received On the 18th Of
April. / have sold about one half Of il, and
far the people who have used il satsh~d that it
has cured them. II has certainly stopped the Agus
in every who has used it, and six If til. cases
werr If long standing. My sister, who has had it
for I've or six years back and could never get it
stopped. except by QniniBe and tina, only long
she would take it, is now, think, entirely cured by
your remedy. ID. X. McGINLY."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-09
CAnR1AGE nANITAtrox

On johnson Street, between lst and ID.
DIX o'BRiAN 60. Having permanently es-
II nb,ished ourselves in keokuk. with an ample
supply If the very best material + r the inanufae-
tnra of Carriages, Buggies tlss and Hacks, are
prepaf0 to make all article in line, IN the
very bast style and Of the choicest aaerial IN rea
sonahle terms and prompt natlce.
Sept - Ie55-dly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-09

XXYHAT is more desirable by the young than the
w luxuriant locks Of youth and beauty2 What
is dreaded by the mddie-agcd than gray hairs1
Who that IL old but wpuh avert bAIdnessf which
can all be accomplished by using Alexander's Pc
lsmcus universally acknowledged TO be the most
superior article for beautifying the Hair and which
is equally efbcaeiou in preserving its natural health.
For sale at 81 Main Street, nv
June 16.--dtf j. ID. MINCHELL 4 co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-09
81. w. Sanders.
FURNITURE WARE-Ro0AG1A

Main Street, bet. srd 4 4th sts., KEOKUK, low,
THE undersigned has now in his
i Ware Rooms. and designs keep
ing constantly hand . we'll &c
ected assortment OF all kinds Of Furniture, embra
cling Marble Top Dressing, and plain Bureaus; hne
and plain Sofss 6ne and plein Ceater and Card
Tables Cane seat and Windsor Chairs, Rocking
Chairs Of every description from plain wooden
seat TO the finest hair cloth stus4 seat; pla1a "a
fancy turned Cottage Bedsteads q the tast sylssi
Lounges. &c. N
door and door mattngs, aoor and table oil cloths,
mattresses, feather busters, carriage trimmings,
window shades and trimmings, and every other arti
Gle usually kept in my line OF business.
Part Of my stock was made under my own super
vision, and the rest bought from Inanufactories of
high stsnding, SO that can warrsat every article
for durability and finish Of workmanship.
My object is to establish gernaasns e..sae -
an indueement to persons 70 purchase o. me, am
resolved to sell at the lowest st. Louis prices.
Call and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere. will always take pleasure in showing
furniture to Ladies and Gentlemen who call on me,
whether they feel inclined " buy or not
May 81, is54.-dAwtf e. W. SANDERS.
J. ". JOHNSTON,
TINDERTAKER, Corner Of johnson andan
Carries on the business Of Undertaking in all is
branches He has recently made extensive additions
70 his stock and perfected his arrangements in every
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES,
impervous to air and indestructble, highly orna
mented and Invaluable for the preservation Of the
dead, well collins Of every style and finish FUR
nished to order.
Hearses and carriages furnished, and the entire ar.
rangemens OF the funeral attended to when uired
keokuk, April i2, 1856. dy
Light Ing Rods,
NINTH Points and Fixtures, warranted not to
w eorrode. For sale by
J. IL. SULLIVAN 4 CO..
July H. 1885. I'D lilo Main Street, Ksoku k.
II0sTETTERS celebrated stomach Bttsrs for
L. J. sale by MOORE HOOPER
! September 2, 1850 8sa~s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-09

obertop c 10 1912 II trent
Oh Main ST by 90 fl deep
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-09
-
RHODES' FEVER AND AGVE CURE
OR ANTIDOTE 10 MALARIA

kUR the Prevention and Cure Of INTERMITTENT
i and kEsrrTEsr FEyEas, FEVER and AsuE CHIlLs
nud FEVER, DuHB AouE. GENERAL DgsnrY. NIeHr
swEATs and all other forms VI disease which have
q common origin in Malaria or Masma.
This 10 NATURAL ATID0rE which viii en-
tireiy protect any resident traveller in the
Iost sickIy Or laeAliti1A irpui any Agae oil
Bilious disease whatever, any inary from con-
stantly inhaling Malaria or MiasmA.
II win instantly check the Ague in persons who
have suffered for any length of time. FROM one day
10 twenty years, they need never have another
chill by continuing III according 10 directions
The patient ut once begins to appetite and
st-eghth, and continues until permanent and rad
zeal cure is Effected
TT One or two bottles will answer for any ordi-
nary case; some may require Directions
printed in German, French and Spanish, accompany
each bottle. Price dollar. Liberal discounts
made 10 the trade.
JAMES A. RHODES, Providence, II. /.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-09

Texc= arr Dur end Uapaid for me 1edr 1855.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-09
AMEs A. RHODES, Providence, Il. /.
PROOF OF SAFETY.

New York June IL 1855.
hare made chemical examination Of 'RHorEs :
FEVER AND AcrE CUE, or 'AxriporK TO MALARIA,
and have tested il for Arsenic, Mercury, Quinine.
and Sfrychnine, but haze not found q particle OF
either IN it, nor have found any substance in its
composition that would prove ureus tbs consti
tuition. JAMES X. CHILT0N, NJ. D., Chemist. !"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-09
MITHI~G.

LILLIAN GRAHAM, on Third, betwee en- J ohm
w son and Exchange Streets, &. he Brick Shop,
would inform the pubic that he is prepared to DO
all kinds Of BLacKssirHlNe in neat, durable and
cheap manner.
HORSE SH0EING
Bring your lame horses and have them shod
right Frem has long and constant practice in this
branch Of tbs business be datters himself that he
cannot BE- excited by any in the country. He
particularly soiicits pa ronage in this line
H. also ofsrs hs services as Farvier in all its
branches.
MAY 1n IGaf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-09
]. w. Scroggs'
LUMBER YARD. KE0KIk.

an Con- II; rect, between 4h and 5th Streets
Onorth Of Main street. large assortment OF
Lumber aud Shingles, Of best quality, always on
hand. dawiv
Delinquent List of Lots ON hiCh
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-09

4Nobs Enx&1I ~ I8niAG1kt
lN ! tebest Iiai AInt Slich ~ ut hs&n Of
= ~ered 70 the public. 1t Is an excellent remedy
Iol Neoraigia, ErysipeMs, rheumatism, wounds,
cuts ulcers borr sealds. bruises sans salt rhe um
sore throat head ACHE tooth ache pains in the limbs
chest, back, stomach Or bowsls Also Car feunder
glanders b bend, sweeney, splint sprars poll evil
sfif complaint yellow water, distesnper ring bone
nsinlA coc bott and harness gals, Sc. The words
Giimorcs Turkish Liniment blown in the glass
also fac simie Of my written signature accompa-
nies each bottle
Gillnere's Cholera and Diarrhea
Mixture.
This Ii the best remedy known for bowel cons
laints such as Cholera Uiarrhes, Dysentery, Pains
In the bowels, &c, DC. Those who have used il are
charmed with It's medical virtues. The name is blown
in the glass.
Gfi1more's Vegetable Cathartic and
Liver Pills.
These celebrated Pills are an excellent remedy for
Fever and Ague, Bilious Complaints. Collie Dysente-
~, Constipation Of the Bowels, Indigestion Jaup-
dice, Dropsy, Debility, Liver Complaints Biotches
ON the skin, Fevrrs, dc. The beat family pin known
and can b used with safety, whenever cashastic is
needed.
n b. To insure a genuine article and one on
which you can rely with perfect safety be particular
y inquire For uiilmore's Vegetable, Ca,hartic and
Live Pills.
ca:saonian Ceugh Lexenges.
Prepared by II. X. Gilmore. popular remedy
for Coughs, tolds, and Bronchisl affections. They
have given entire satisfaction to those who have used
them
CiIlmere,s Hair RaIsam.
beautiful preparation fer the Hair, and properly
used. will restore il to Its original softness and
bsauty. Those who have used it say i, is the best
preparation they have
Sold, wholesale aud retail. by II II. AYERS, Drug
g.st, corner of Man and Third streets keokuk Iowa
Also By Druggists and Merchants throughout the
State.
fletcher & 'bh-dkwy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-09
DAVIS z PRICE.
AOtsA, SIGN AND O1NAMENTAL

4 NKAINERS, G1LDEks, UIAZILKS AND PA
u per Hangers
Shop on South side Bondeau. between Fourth aiil
Fifth f.Ieets.
Having commenced the above business in all its
branches they solicit y share Of patronage.
!. Ali orders promptly attended ia.
kenknk. AurusL d lShh-d1m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-09
VIM. MANNERS.

nTER AND SCOT RER. On 9Th street, one
IL door below Main, where he will renoyatc and
make TO appear all kinds of Ladies and Gen
tiemsns apparel, such as Grape broscha, cassimere
and wooden shawls &c shmere, silk and merino dress
cs rags, plane and table covers window and damssk
curtains. De
All Of the above, and every other article of cloth
ang colered IL any Of the fancy p ain eolors. /
hope by cl,se attention and knowledge of my bus
iness, TO give general satisfaction.
sep fsd5m WN MANNERS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-09

Notes u hereby given to thu owners OF Tho lots
descHbed in the foregoing list situated In the city
u keoksk, Lee county, and State Of Iowa, whose
names mentioned above and oil othes interested
that said lots have been axsesssd and tax levied
thereon BY the City Council Of said City for the year
fs55, and unless payment b. made Of the taxes go
levied and Also ali Gusts bsfrs TIE 30th day Of Oeo
ber A. D. 1855, the said lots mech thereof ~
will be sold on the day aforesaid 81 the Mayors Of
hes, in said city between the hOurs u oo'clock A.
H., ~ o'sloek, r. NJ, and will sssti.uc from
day = day, until the sale shall - sompeee11.
bspt. htA, A. D. lSs5 TH0s. kAkTIh.
epD Collectar 04 lh1cityse Ksekuk.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-08-05
on the 9TH of March, ls49 anfssied July

9th. 1850 "
This is the sGth year If the American
independence. and a great many temalks
ble things might be noted. nine Of when
will nunelate. |, Extraordinary drought
2, No rise Of the Mississippi River. 8
General scarcity Of produce 4. Moral and
physical influence Of the Eastern war ill.,
Oh the n s. =, Slavery question mure
than ever agitated g. State Electoral
cam ragna 7. Contest Of the Ametic q
paf against foreigners and democracy -
8, Annexation Of Cuba. adopted as one of
the panks Of The democratic platfcrIn-
o. Ehetvescence Of religiollsI intolerance
having reached lis highest 6sgree of in.
tensiiy
This mise'able question. although the
most ahssd Of all, is nevertheless the dan.
getous by referring TO higSrY, il will be
seen to what excesses religious fsnaticism
may lead. Who is not struck with horror
upon reading all the 6srimes that were com
nitea in the name S religion7 And whr
is not reused to Indignation at The fh,pght
that Upon rms soil Of liberty, wAS'in this
happy uninn, there are tnan Sufficiently
stupid an"*siminal ;, preaTss1scord and
religious Intolerance. People Of America.
If ycn wish 10 be free. if you wish to pre-.
snrve. inviolaie the inesiernsble privileges
for which your reTa|nti'pary fathers hate
con'ended be tl,ei worthy descendants
and oppose heat and hand each and every
measnfe opposd to the letter OF spirit Of
the greatest and wisest production Of hu-
man and political excellence, the consitn-
tion osihese g. 8. n.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-08-05

PHLLlp llteEBY MoReAN, Esa. -
This gentlemen has been nominated
by the American Party in New Or.
leans, as their candidate for Judge Of
the Second District Court Personal
aequa n'anee Of years standing, jnsti-
Iies us in saying, that for talents, in
tegrity, and business habits, the party
could not have selected any one, more
worthy than 7. II. MoReAN.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-08-05
Eg- The PenpysIvanian says the

EN- The PenpysIvapian says the
Russian Government has given a very
large contract to Messrs. Bancroft &
Sellers, Of Philadelphia, for building
the machinery necessary for fitting up
wo extensive machine shops At Con-
s'radt. Th"se shops will have 70 do
I'll the work required to keep ten
Russian feet, steamships, DC, nj re-
pair. =a
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u We find piece. going now
through the country press, headed
"A son Of Henry Clay ii open elo.
quent opposition. to Know Nothing
ism. " We do not notice it for the
purpose Of having a controversy with
any body, buf should like to know
what "open eloquent opposition. /"
means Prentiss of the Louisville
journal, says that the SOU has been
selling the beams, raAers, post &C., Of
his dwelling house, to be manufactur.
ed into walkiug-sticks, &c. lfShake.
spheare had a son. possibly bis house
at Stratford.upon Avon. instead Of it
standing AS It now does, merely to be
gazed at BY hundreds Of thousand Of
pilgrims to his genius, " without
yielding tar,hiug to any body, might
have been torn down and sold for a
very smart sum az material for walk.
ing-canes chairs. smut. boxes, Gc.,
wears and years ago,
ESr The Free Trader, at Natchez.
has two lines standing at its head. to
'shis effect:
The Editor il absent. He will he
at his post in day or two.
A "pieke." should never leave his
rcst.
II is not generally known, perhaps.
that the Fire Departments Of Ioedo
a,ne Of the most efficient in tho world
lisa paid department, sustained wholly
by the insurance companies. much to
their profit. The Fire Departments of
st. Petersburg is alsopaia. Paid fire
departments are everywhere becoming
the ordsr Of the day. and eserywhare
cliciting unqualified appreciation.
The price Of beef and other meats
10 N. T., continue to come down. W
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The Press nmd the Pulpit.

On the Christian principle Of fnrbeal-
an"a, : or from what quarter the at
tact has been made. sufficient for
present purposes is the fact, that war
fare is now waging. out Of which a
new order ot things mtlst certainly
come. Christianity as now preached.
isno Longer goveS'ed by The pree"p's
Of ,ts grpat founder; its ministry il
composed Of wranglng politicians who
take "urdprs. = to obtain an influence
III society. they could not otherwise
command and seek to wild n tyran-
cal power under Tie sparious rrptext
Of Divine auiho,i'y. cJ'hia condition
rreHages another great revolution re
formation If You will that must
place society another step forward to-
wards the solution of the problem Of
human existence.
Entirely futile is The doctrine that
reason Is falacious. that The only
light for uur guidance, must come
through the ministry, which, as a gen
efal thing, Il cornpospd If men. Of very
Inferior mpntal ma,k whose examrle
stands out in bull contradiction of
what they teach The people The
seutarian press is fastening on the cri
sig. when all the conflicting elements
Of church and state. will have culmi-
mated for the great social earthquake
that is to follow. Each sect has its
organ, as has each party; and what is
the unscrn uloua warfare for: If It be
not place and rover' Certainly it
ia not to convince the world that the
practice Of virtue. Ia necessary to hap
piness; If II were; lass forcibie means
would be resored to. to accomplish
the object The rrecept that man
through man. il prone to evil, " is be.
ginning to be understood. and the
ndium east upon the character of his
Maker. by man, is being removed
The doctrine Of "original sin. = ia an
allegory which the Il ght Of progressive
intelligence fully explains. It has
served 'ts purpose. and will so'n be
sent to rest with other doctrines thai
have in their time been necessary to
lead society onward and upward.
What say the reasoning portion Of
mankind in reference to the modern
? Gentlemen. you mistake
your calling. when you come into the
political arena, teaching your followers
|
unreasonable and pr.iu-
lieial to the best Interests of society.
Instead Of teaching meekneSs and sub
charity to all mankind, +"
tou teach Your own arrogance and on
y want authority to govern man. with
he iron rcd Of despoti~m. You have
'bandoned the pulpit for the stump, !
md degraded yonr calling to the level
# small politics. You advocate
emperance, intemperately, and seek
9 control tie ballot box BY inhama, t
ory appeals to the higoted aud mar
w.s'gh'ed, by tanning to perdition !
II who disagree with you. Every I
hing fluids its way into the pulpit /
rom aholitieni>m down. The affairs |
# the Nation are discussed by you, :,
''th rar''z"" z"a'. sd such "'~gnid ;
i mortals rs are bound in fraternal :
les of fellowship for holy purposes, are f
communicated without the benefit Of v
prraisemrnt. Ynn are at war. not
'r principles, but for political prefer :
nee and power. :
The independent press of Srae ma
on. il The conservative power ac,iuy "
W heck upon madness and folly. to '
resc0t a too sudden transition from
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-08-05
mum BEl' 6
srublle Annst,,,e,,ts.

the Cag'tal Of the State-.the city ofBs
ton Rouge. 9Th a population of vel
little less than six thousand souls.
" Hack spirits and White,
/ Hl,ia spirits ara Grey -
that there is not & public hall thee
tre reading room, Or any other
building whereat the people mas meet
in social reunion for public amnse-
tnent There is no reason for the
fact . and therefore there is none to
offer. II is merely referred to now.
that onr pogapitors may look back
thousand years from this, and wonder
why twas so - and Gsshen this
number cf The Comet travels that far
abead-when the present breathing
world of funny things, is puIverized
into dust, then may The people mar
vel at our tarbarism, to live here in
a community Of six thousand pegetoy-
ians with three respectable Daily and
five Weekly newspapers,Gan yet
without any one place Of puSlio amuae-
ment.
What has become Of the company
Of His'rimics? Where is the Ly-
ceSfn, and the reading room I Where
is the Masonic Hall that was to have
been erected and where is the build
ing the Odd Fellows, have SO, long
had completed on paper z Is there
not enterprise enough, to get up one
public building? Are the Masons,
and the Odd Fellows, willing to be
roasted, in narrow contracted attics,
and i'll appointed third stories and
tbis TOO, when large and commo-
dious building would yield them a
handsome revenue No. We hon
es'ly conclude that all wanted, is that
some two or three influential mem
bers Of one Or the other, or both Of
these orders; put their heads togeth.
er and building will rise out Of the
ground such as may do honor to the
place.
There arc hundred men in town
who could put up such building,
without feeling any pecunary embar-
rassmeut, from the investment.
WnAr A LADY MusT Nor Do.--
Never use a knife, at table. II Is a
su)ga habit The weapon was never
Invented for the purpose 1t was des-
gned to cut with only. The fork is
he instrument to feed with, and no
me ut table can be distressed, with
he thought that another pretty mouth
= in d'nger Of beirg laeerated. A
ady must on no occasion he found in
ompapy, with a HANDKERCHIEF it is n
algar piece of furniture q d argues
eeessity. Never6ollow the gentle
ncn; always ego BEFORE" :" unless n
air Of steps are tOoe ascended and
hen the lady, to observe very propC
r fashion (founded in the natural
1odesty Of the sex) should 60 back
tardso In the public thorougbfare,
bs lady should never turn to the right
r the left, it is preferable to run
gainst an "apple woman, or knock
owtfShe man at the corner. Ladies
'ould not ctr p lightly, as was tho
'-hion years, ago; they should pat
'nizs Trims patent brass heels,''
ID make as much noise as possible
y cracking their heels together !; it is
ot lady like, to be modest. and possess
)soleie feminine accomplishments
Reports Of foreign items Of
ashton.
E1g- The Penpyslvanian says the
ussian Government has riyan a yerv