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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-03-06
THE GENEsEE FARMER,
MONTHLY JOURNAL OF
Agriculture and Horticulture.
Illustrated with numerous engravlngs OF Farm buhu'
ipes. Anima Is, Implements, Fruits, &c
VOLUME XVII. FOR 1850.


IN issuing prospectus for the Seventeenth Vonme o.
| .ha Cenesee Farmer the publisher tatters himself
hat Il is too widely known, too extensively cTcuaeu
and too well known to render 1t necessary 70 state at
length the design. OF the work Those who read the
Farmer are the best judges ofs value, and those uh
ouainted with it. are requested to examine ts pages
s will only say that for the year 1856 he will furnish
paper that for size beauty and ability VIII not De ex
celled in this country.
The nayg volume will comm ence on the first OF Jan
nary and will be printed on new type and superior pa
ner ana each paper will contain about onehhu more
reading than at present Each monthly number VIII
consist of thirty.two large pages, making volume o.
asa nages with several hundred rngravhgs TWIN Ntle
Isoa paex &c. suitable for binding) a the close Of the
pes No one should sell the volume at the end OF the
H,r ;strations are numerous appropriate, and ex-
nansive consisting of Farm Buildings, Improved Nn-
plements Domestic Animals Choice FRUITS EiowerS'
| Shrubs, &C., &C. add &c ,ho
t rractca Farmers In the country, and our readers
have through our pages the benefit oil thelF Wisdom
| 80 avnorience No thinking man can read any num-
hs ,hat WE issue without receiving some useul hnt IN
rseard 20 the Crops Stock, or the Orch
,r1 Of more value than the price OF she volume Our
large circulation enables to furnish paper IoE
three or four shilings equal az eas' W he pess "
the country for value or beauty, .,t., IL
An earnest advocate of improvement OF Dotn the
Mind and the Soil, the Farmer seeks to advance thoru
raj interests Of the country and elevate sne
Of Agriculture to its proper position 10 accomphsL
this Il has labored long and faithfully, and not wi.nou
It one Of Che 9Ssi Sss fas Ss, Y PSsS
= n ,ba country is fully established and W
confidently ask for it. that support which ! merits GH y
Mariners esFdfass .Pd n 1so tso ss efS an
H.ss III. work and extending Its usefulness no
onv 70 subscribe themselves but to introduce 70 IN
patronage Of their friends. =.
FIFTY CENTS A YEAR IN ADVANCE.
Five comics for 80, Eight copies for 81; ana ar
/ large number at the same rate. ass..,at,. L.,
- All subscriptions to commence with the yea
and the entire volume supplied to all subscribers .
80 Post Masters, Farmers. and all irlends oi ~ ~
eut are respectfully solicited to obtain ana 10
ward subscriptions. :
Subscription money, if properly incIosed, may
: l's'as s ~ w. RI rtfI ..Es JAMES WICK, 49,
AvI,Ses T"'s "a 1875. Rochester, New York.
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CHEEIEING--VEkf

pBE suBsCRIBER, HAS RECEiyED FROM THE
East. his carefully selected aId excellent stock o.
L SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS -.
vbeh he viii sell Just az low they ought 70 be solds
~ ~ ,man Of sks Satms Ladies' Worsed Dsess
Gooas lawns, GiagbaDs Pdhts BcpneIs, Sc., &es-~g g
~ Mems WeAr OF almost every description, Hats
Shos. M Boots;a vrIy 6ue assoTmcnmento OF Queens
ws,s; a good selection Of Hardware, and an eAeei'
ent s,oek a Groceries Glest hfgAAsiof cAsA--Aess
that. a ... -#fs "a, ~ ADcttpaI n IL
1 rL-.,t.ov A Mav "a ISbb aHH.t L.. .I# ....
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-03-06

- Halt peck Of cob meal, Two quarts Of
corn meal, and half bushel Of hay Oa straw,
makes an admirable mess, when brought into
slop by the addition Of hot water, for mich
GOV. M hevt Ee .se "a
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-03-06
3. T. BABBITT'S
z MA - - y


In tin cans Of six pounds each ~ lbs in case, VAR
ranted superior to any in and at about the same
price of the ordinary Potash sold in casks Thsmeth-
cd Of putting up the article renders much more ccns
venent for retailing and in this respec therefore, is
very desirable Printed directions for its use aIe
placed upon each can. The article has been in the
market Tor the past three years and wherever mas
hoon introduced has given the highest satisacoD.-
ANY person desirOus Of giving the article trial ws
on remittins to my address 50, be sent case Oi IL
BABBlTTs.
CELEBRATED SALERATUS,
In one-pound packages expressly for family use sixty
one pound packages in each box With this saeratus
and sour milk or tartar bread and cakes OF eve
~ hind can be made and baked in half an hour ct any
season Of the year. and in any ekRate Directions for
using il acc company each package,
Also, Super Carbonate Soda Soap Fowdet Yeast =
Powder CASTLE Soap, Cream Tartar ana Vshdfs o.
kinds. D. A. c 80
Oct. II 1853. 6 mos.
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ase4t 81. No. 2, Liberty Street Baltimore, Nd .
L. T. .C0NANT Ravenna, 0ho,is the authorized agent
Of Kuhn Co., for the sale of their Pianos in all Nor
them Ohio and Western Pennsylvania, to whom appica
ton should be made. t.g.t., -l,
All orders, applications, &c. will be received and
promptly forwarded to said Agent BY
p'0"'p'' WILLIAM mccoy,
Nov. o, 1914. e'~SSoi'on' Vhio
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-03-06

Of IL for Is 90 worth of Perys PREERNryE, you map
go SIofs worth Of Doctors CURATTvE medicines.
@'s - ~ y SAMUEL G. PERRY, New Harrisburgh, o.
February IA, ls66,-6mo' vsyrs.'st f- sol.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-03-06

4soeRArHY.-We once saw young man ga
sing at the cry heavens. with I in 50 and
80 Of pistols in The other. We eudeav'
ored 70 attract his stteutiOn by ing to ina
paper We held in our Eg-, relating to q young
man in that 8 of country Who had lsa home 10
: state Of mental arrangement. He dropped
Che and pistols from bis 80 ~ With the
.1sis Of whom u read. LEFT hone b4 my
friend kns= Of my designs. I bad so the ~
Of . girl @hO refused to lisiO g me. but smiled
belly On another led madly from The
house ulGering wild to the god of love, and
without replying to the III Ofmy friends. came
here viii this I i - of pistols to put q
. my xislOcs. ny case hes no IN thi's''
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-03-06
PIANOS / PIANos!! PIANosl!I

Allow us to call your attention to our stock OF SPLEN
fin PIANOS Of all patterns and sizes, with patent metallic
rames all of Rosewood Cases, with all the modern i'm
proyements, highly and neatly finished, Of brilliant and
powerful tOne For eighteen years have they been sold
all over che Union, in competition with ell Others
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-03-06

IT YOU WISH 20 20 uUI1s WIT
dfy feet enclosedin nice Doors
or sHoEs, call at his Boot and
Shoe store, and save Yourselves
from coughs and olds, and last
but not least, your expensive
DocToR BILLs Only to think
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-03-06
SEVASTOPOL NOT TAKEN

GONE UP TO THE INExHAUsTlBLE DEPOT OF
u Samuel G Perry, at New Harrrisburgh, aud buy
your leather bis 1hnneEy to cover your bare feet ct
the lowest prices for cash, also credit as usual Bring
along your hides, and get the highest prices Tor them
In cash SADDLEs for the use Of gentlemen and ladies'
Of the latest styles and OF the most durable kinda
Come along and get your Harness of every descrip.
ion at the lowest rates. ao -,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-03-06
10 ARMSl TO ARMSl

Another lot of Kipp for sale, ofa very aneteEtued
and beautiful inish So come along, shoemakeIs and
farmers, and will give you bargain IN COCO ieather-
N. B. TrvE cents per pound for good Hides, in cash
a..har' AZ nv tAnnery. ]. W. YOUNG.
= Nav q IsD4.gt If : 3 BeunaVista Valley. Z
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-03-06
InuN H. CROXTON.

A ttorHsy aRI oOu"ssttor at Lev
WILL give prompt attention TO all business
w entrusted 70 bis care, in Carroll County or else
where Once Immediately opposite the west door Of tue
Court House, CArrOIton, Ohio
- The ,sga services Of John A. Bingham. oi Cadiz
Ohio NAV be procured by the retention oithe above
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-03-06
F.R, ECKELY.

Attornsy and CoGMsstIOr al LaS
will practice at the profession Carroll and the ad,
ioining counties. All business entrusted TO him VA
!rocsiTe prompt attention 0FFICE-Snsn frame
building one door South Of the stidger House" Car
roIltou, Ohio.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-03-06

IN Practical and Scientific Farmers Own Paper.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-03-06

,aH LECTURES, Harw
e~--~ lt5fco
iH sfxrn EKRfHs--Eo XIV hsfT
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-03-06
WILLIAM ri CHADTPER.

IAttorpsgend COsH'sIIoF az Lss,
cARROLLTON 4. =. .-.,'fs' Vhio.
SAINT a. IS IT.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-03-06
IN flsinfss Gar0s.
al. M. MORRIsON,

FTORgEY Al Law,
uAs resumed the practice Of the law. He
ii viii particularly attsndsO the ssIemsnt q estats.
nv FxecatOrs Administrators, and Guardians hcb
hs lac experience IN the Probate CouSt amply qualities
him An other business Of prcfesssonai character en-
trusted 70 care IN ths and the adjoining counties,
viii be attended 70 with prOmPtsuae ano noey' !,
Court House, hsrstOfOrs occupied BY j. H. Hipp Eco,
TFsb lh-iA5. .W sf af.-s szaff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-03
SECRETARY OF THE INTERIORS REPORT
DEPARGNESr OF THE IsTERIoR,
NOyemb.r %. 1866.

November ., 1850.
Sir; have tie honor to submit To you my aunual
report giving brief history of the operations of tas
Department While under my change.
The Act for its orsnhzation was innaturely consiI-
cred, oihersise so many subjects, in almost eve-y
Get osill sr would Dot have been united ia the
some Department There is no congruity in the prn-
eIls by which the differ Mt bureaus are governed aid
The toci-ions which the bead OF the Department con-
stantly called UPON 20 make have hte DO relation
70 each oiher, q mere glance a. the natter ia
,.us,ed 70 bis cise VII readily show.
r. TIE Dspntmert By the organic set, Is eosided
The ,urArsi,iop Of the Pa at Once, the Gsne-s Land
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-03

On The lst Gay Of Decemoer 1885, the IaIosd ,,,
Vice hid increased to II $40 miles and tne sos oo''
~ v;s servioe Ar that date amounted to s!i03, |H.
Within the ssms periyd the service on no eeoach'
and by modes specified in the wa si n
creased I6 Sz miles in length OF routes ana '<'+ OH
,o;ls I'M ANIMAL transportation. The cOac1 service
On of in acme localities, owing 10 the construction
Of railroads has been zen to ether s'a .. and lefl
Hor,s or oihsr pa 10 vi the same Safe, as the grow
nc n. nlatop and consequent increase Ut mai mater
s.sap6sd; 20 that, notwithstanding the great eI'en.
sUn of ,ds the coach service has boon reduced
bu, 2(2 miles. The steamboat service has Doel DE-
creas.d !, 47y miles. ,o., .
The average cost of railroad service in 1852, est
mated gu the length Of routes one way, was Sl2o IL a
mile; in 1856, sl0l IS a miie-being decrease Of
e24 20 mile. For the modes of conveyance the
average late Of pay has largely advanced during the
same period, owing to beyond the power of the
Department ~ control.
The lettings of new contracts for the term com.
M ncDg lst July last embrace the states Of NewJer
ny, p. Dnsyiv ANA, Delaware, Maryland aud Ohio.
Abe folio wing table shows the new service, a. IN
sfio 3Dfb Sonf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-03

TOtA. TF''77
The ALI DAD service within the last four yeare 50 10
ss.td at a very rapid rate shosing the growth Of or
country sDd the enterprise OF i citizens On the Leu
9l9l nlIes and ,te cost Of service 52 56s. GA
fks let of Juy 1882 the number Of mile. Tnich me
nail was conveyed railroad TO 1916, costing
Sesr. at an ADDITIONAL cost OF 1872 92. BetSeea the
1ss Of July, 1852, ana Let July 1856 the rsroad GER
we wss increased lO,l77 niles, exhibiting toe -,
Net within that time this description OF service na'
1esn meIe than doubled. ,,,~.
Tie table below sho rs the length Of railroad reue
aad cost Of mail thereon at the end u cA W
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-03-14
Bedford academy and Female
Seminary.
W. W. cAMa8ELL, prLncipal.

TTI re irst session Of the 9th schoo year o
a taisI ,stitation will open on Monday morn
ing Ihe ~ day of September. The pao
history Of the Academy, viii, we trust, bes
sudicient sItrIatee of it's future elfciency.--
The branches taught Will be the same as hereto
fore. To n sstr ofsaclp5es will be considered
the most aD3rt9nt parSuit of the pupils; and
while il will b. the constant business Of the In
strnctor 10 i.nplrt knowledge, it will Also be his
aim u lall his pupils to make practical ap-
pTcatioa Of their acquisitions. To load the
mini with ianum formulas, without cause
ingit To use them, would be like placing bow
n chld'S hand, withoutseaching him how to
s,enIit. la dne. it shall be our oiiect, as has
ever harn TO lead the pupil 10 thirt.
Qy y. B. Instruction in Single and Douhei
Entry Book Keeping will be given by the Prin-
cioal fhe class ia this stufiy will be so arr arg
el that aay vaung men desiring 70 pursue This
important branch in order to prepare them
selves for clerbships, san Tscae Ia IL aioae.--
his recitation will receive attention out of the
regular school honrs. Instruction in thi
hrtach is sefrs, and will be charged accord
ingly,
rha terms are as usual
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-03-14
Tie Mengel House.

The subscriber having takenihe above we
knosn Hotel, in the town oil Bedford, recently
keptby Mr.Isaac Mengel. el.woald respectfully an
uounce to h,s lfienls and the pnblIe generally,
tnat ne IS now prepared 10 entef,aan them ~ a
superior style.
His Bells and Bedding, are uew, aaa
mis- chambers cotamoiiois and well ventilaie5
and furnished in the best manner.
On his Table, will be foansl.the choicest VI
aads the market eau produce
His Bar will bs supplied With the best ii-
qHors-
HIS Stable is large and commoiious and Will
be attened by and4tentiye and industrious os.-
Ter.
BOaEAer- VIII be taken By the day. week
month aud year.
As he ,s determined TO spare no efforts "a
please, and mike all persons who stopwiihtim
feel athoms.hs respectfully asks the patronage
OF the pubic.
Bsfford March 81 1854.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-03-14
Call at Biyinire's.



spxE e subscriber has just received from the
1 Eastern cities the best assortment Of Brass
G1pi,er, and Tin WAreerer offered in this place,
towhich he Invites the attention ot the public
lie has great many Improved cooking utensils,
that cannot fail to please every housekeeper who
uses them. The Ladies especially are invited to
call anil examine the articles. Among them are
BaAss and BELL MgFAL Kettles of all sizes,
Water Coolers. Ghafag Dishes, Saucepans, Milk
Boilers, MUSE LAKES, an excellent article for
the sick room, Cake Moulds, Spice Boxes, Tea
Caauisters, Brass AMI Iron Ladies', Patent
Lamps, Clnlesticks. Glass Lamps, Match Box-
es, Spittoous, &C., &c.
English and French Tin, Iron and Brass Ware
in great variety.
Japaanel Tin Toys, and great variety Of
Fancy articles.
Chain All Force Pumps, aud in short every
article in my line.
Don't forget to call at the Tin Ware Depot in
GEoRGE.BbYuIRE.
flag; IL. 1854.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-03-14
lIiRDN lRh ST0RE.

The subscriber having purchased the enfir.
o2s. o { iIARDW ARE ofthe late Thomas b
Miller, in the Borough Of Bedford, world re
apecttuliy announce 10 his friends a1dth pub
10 generally, that he is prepared 20 fur
nisn alyaostevury article in his line o bushes IS
on fiyor4aie term'- Ills stock being nearly all
neg, aai selected " one well experiencediii the
eGslaoss, he is fully satisfied tAat purchasers
will ia! IL 10 their advaptageto give him CALI
IN .tiiion to generslsto OF Hardware he
has on hand, and will constantly keep GRO
CERES Of the very best quality GLASS OF
all size-tlso, Sr0EEW ARE ofa very superior
quality hs has also On hand all kinds OF Oils,
Plin:s, Drugs, Rooms, &c, &c, and CdaT
Ware ia gTsat variety.
Having now permanently settled in business,
an4 being ter nei 80 use every proper exer-
ton 90 pleIse, lie hopes TO merit and receive a
liberal sasrc ofppbiic patronage.
JOHN ARNOLD.
peer. %, 1854
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Bakery and Confectionery.

m He subscriber, thankful for tire patronag
l. heretofore extended him by liberal pub
Ac, tenders his thanks, and he would respect
fully Inform them that he has received and
opened new ana ch ,ice lnt Of Cnnfeetious,
amoas which are candies, mats, traits, &c-
H also keeps Groceries, slch as Sugar .Cotsel
Tea, Molasses. Cheese, Candles, &c. Also N
descriptions of Cakes. and will serve Weddag
and other parties, on short notice, With confec
tions and cakes.
He has opened up md rcttted his OYSTER
SALO9H, in asRpef,4r style, where he viii al
ways be ready 70 serys bis frie:.ds and the pub
lie w.tA tis freshest and choicest Oyst ers that
eds be procured
lis stand is opposite tire Old-Feiiow's
Bli iia w,iars he feels ceafdeHt that those
wA9 give him a call viii not go away disar-
pointed JOHN ]. LUTHER.
NOV. 9, 1855.
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.E0Ry g EDEE.
improved Daanerreos,res.

4 III Mho wish TO have good likeness 0
r themselves or Of sheir friends, can now
be caccemmedstedatt the Exchange Buildihgs''
immediately above the Store OF Mr. A. 81.
fralnsr. where Dasuegreofypes Of all sizes are
one pp ~ tho most beautiful style by r II0-
LAS Il. GETl'YS. JR. Taken singIy or in
gronpss. Persons taken after decease.
Ladias aad hentlemer en- are res pectfuliy invi-
tedto call aud examine I he spec irnens
lou1g lady bring in that venerable father
and that watchfll mother, anasecure likeness
to-day, Tor tomorrow. it may be too Iate.--
Aotaererng onthose little ones. with carliDg
locks and sparkling eyes, they will make pref
ty pictures and then should deathremove them
you can exciaim,
''Gonet to their rest, yet we. would not recall
Back 10 this world of sorrow and pair,
doue totHeir rest where no iii can belah them
Yet we nave their likeness both perfect ans
plain. 2
Gold loeSets, single and double-also fapcS
eases constantly on hand.
instructions giren 10 the apd apparatul
furnished on reasonable terms
Bedford, Dac. 81 1866.
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HON lRD lSSh(liTION.
PHILADELPHIA. ts
Important announcement,

| no all persons afflicted with Sexual diseases
| i such Seminel Weak ness, Impotence
Gonnorhoaa, Gieet, Syphilis, &c, &c.
| The HewArd Association of Pnilsdelphia. II
view of the awinl destruction OF human life and
health, caused by sexual diseases, and the de.
ccptons Which are practised upon the unfortn-
hate victims Ut such Diseases by Quacks. have
directed their consulting Surgeon, as a ckarfin-
bic act worthy OF theF name, TO give medical
Gtcice gratis, TO ailpersons thus afflicted, Male
or FemAle.) } who apply by letter, with descrir-
tion OF their condition,{ cage, occupation. hab-
its of life,) &e., and in cases of extreme poy
erty and suffering TO .faraish medicines free az
charge. +
The Howard Association is a benevolent In.
stitation. established by special endowment. for
the reiief'of the sick aad distressed, afflicted
with 9 Fir1lent aud Epidemic Diseases, and
its funds cah be used for no other purpose. n,
has aov q surplus Of means, which the Diree.
tors havevoted to advertise the above aoticA
1t isnee fless TO add that the Association com.
Inands the CHEST Medicaiskill ofthe age and
viii ferniss the most modern treatfnent. VoI5
uablc advice also given to sick and nervous fa-
males afflicted with habdoniinal weak ness. Wnrnb
complaint, Costireness. l.eucorrhoea, &c
Address tpost-paid,) DR.. Gro II. CALHers.
Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association. Ma.
: South Ninth Street, Philadelphia. Pa.
BY yserder of the Directors
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President.
tTFo. FAlRch1LD, Secretary. 81
Jane /, lS55.-zz q seif.st ''ne
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GLOBE HoTE,r.
vac 81 Pitt street, Redfor,r
PenEia.
p.aLE-aYlAEi SrEcK.u.q.i.
Proprietor.

GTlLL GkE ATER A ATTRACTIONS I,
~ DEY's D4Dy's Book ron 1856. Sind Vol
uines The Pioneer Magazine. Especially de-
voled 10 the wants of the l4u,lies oi Ahsfica.
v hire this Maglzilieis taken in house, no
eihtf y wanted, ~ II comprises ali thai eouli
be obtained i,t taking three other Magazines
Aeae feafurss for l356--sS new and very IN
ttefestlng story viii lie comnstcctl IN JauIaTv
~ Aarien liaTland, sniher of s.AIolie = aid
.'Hlddeh fatli, TWO nDyeis that have created
All inincTlsc sensation in the literary world -
Alst-afiss Virginia + Townsend VIII c,e
iaermt in Iif. February nGlnLcr Noivell,tic
which we kliu@ will strongly interest the read
/ ers Of he ..BOok.'
Storls by an English Aulhoress-Ilnw 10
make Wan Flowers and Fruits.-With enela-
rngss--Tbe y nrse and the NurStrS -lloM 10
make "a Bennet-Treubles OF an English House
keepr- he Ar Of sketeling FIswers lltm
Aati4;t-- With epgrayirgs--la ie olied Is
tie enTner on paper TO le colored.
Maternal ccursels to Daughter Designed
to aid her IN the Of hcr health tie inipi oye-
ment o1 her nlnd, and tie cultivation ~ her
! hcari-NtW n styleof Illuminating Windows and
Lawr Shades, with enfrasirigs- Poelry and
i'istVry OF Finger Rings Illustrated; Shells lor
Lllcadies, and where they come from. with en-
eiaytlgs, Modelling in Leather with engrayshas
This is only giving IN idea OF cur intentions
Ger. 1906 New designs Of interest 10 the la
dies me sl,ringii e up cyery day. We shall avail
ourselves of eYryfhine that can interest them
In fact, .sGodey' La ly's Book VIII posses
tie Interest Of any other three Inagazines-In
addiriopio tic ahoee Eil be Continued in each
M. Gndcyss splendid Steel eneraviigs- One
lalbdr dpsces ~ 7s.adrF-
G"dess ela4ieis sc faslsis u Plates In tfi
as in every OF 'ieF department we Gety rivalry or
initatiei- mhrei6e ery t,sti.irs. asfls ens,tity
of li.m.re given menihl, -Ned.i etftirt.
Dress making with diaersms IL cut i
Dress patterr lnl;rf's End CfiIdreir's pFtsrts,
All kinds of Croichtt ard Netting Woik
Drawing Lessons fee loafi7-lt60 tlesla,;y
hrSie worth s" is given every year. Tie Nurse
ant ihe Nersay With fut inStructibns5 Co
deyfs rvsinaiA, ecfrts upo,i vgrv sri icct.
Gy-TTRAS. CASH IN ADVANCE
Gerry, ore year. So Two copies one year, Sc
FiI-e ce1,ies enc wear. and an IA cely 10 tie
person sending The Glib making SIX coIi,s
sic. Eight eolifeS one year. ard ar extra cory
to TIE lersnu Stnfirg tie club masking nine
copies, $ u. Eleven col les nnc 4ear. ar,lan s1-
tfa cory to The cpeIson stiisiirg the Glib, twehe
copies $40.
Gedey's I4ady's BGok and llGper's Msgaxil.e
bot Ii one year tor 81 81. Godey's I1,iyss Botk
and .ArinuIss Home Magaznc both one yeas
for s3 50
a Spfc.man or Specimens viii lie sent direct
to any Postnaater making tire rcguosf.
We cen always supply hack numbers for TIE
year, AZ the work is sterotyptd,
.Ed3Tess, La Cooley.
No ll3 Chestnut Street, Philadc phi