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WOOLEN VI HINERY.
a. EnnnADn NEXU vOpE

u Lie OODDAhDs NEW lORh.
ONLY manufacturer of the original Steel Ring and Tooth
~ Burning Machines and Feed Rolls TO be attached tG
First and also to Second Breakers and Fnshers OF Wool
Cardng Machines. The attachment to second Break
and Fnishers is and very important These
chimes successful operation, first Breakers
Of the principal WOOeD Factories in the United States
Canada and Mexico and deemed by experienced man
uacturers as the most perfect machines used and nds
pensabs to the economical and successful manufacture of
wool.
TEey in fact the only strong durable and successful
" operating machines use No cardng machine should
run sn hour without them
The Feed Rolls are strong and durable, and worthy
attention.
Circulars explaining these Machines and Rolls reference
TO The mills having them in use &c may be had by address
sing Q. l.. GODDARD,
NO. Bowling Green, New York, To whom der5
should be directed. septl6-.yw
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l,VcO PrlZes IN s amounting Il. .....-.. SS0 000
ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERSI
Tickets IS. Halves 81 90. Quarters 81 25.
Tickets IN this great Scheme for sale By all respect
able dealers IN the United states and Canada
Bills on all solvent Banks taken al par All commuuiea
tOns strictly Confidential.
~ Parties wishing order Tickets in the above
scheme, wall please address SAAL SWAN Box S53
NASHVILLE POST OFFICE, when Tickets will be Iua-
medistely forwarded to their address.
SAMUEL SWAN,
Janl-td Agent aud Manager Atlanta Ga
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UNION AND AMERICAN.


THE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICAN is furnished
70 subscribers at So 90 per annum in advance
The TRlWEEKIG is published every Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday ct s. 90 per annum, in advance if not
paid in advance, 81 co.
The DAILY is published at Eight Dollars,
tFs- THE MONEY, IN ALL CASES, To ACCOMPANY
SUBSCRIPTIONS. "a
Remtances Of subscriptions may be made by mail at our
risk.
No paper will be sent of the State unless the order ia
accompanied with the cash.
80 We wish it distinctly understood that no raper will
be discontinued until all aTrearages paid e. cet at the
option Of the publishers
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LUCIUS J. POLK.


A FARM one mile Southeast from Nashville, neGr the
~ Nolensyille turnpike road Containing tty-0ne and
quarter acres, frstrate land, q comfortable dw elpg
house, fine spring, orchard. &C.
AisO-A Fsrm FIVE miles 'orih rom Nashville on the
Whites Greek turnpike road, containing hundred and
forty acres beautiful valley land hundred acres clear
cd and forty woodland, well set with blue grass.
a lot in South Nashville, fronting hundred aud if
" feot on College street. ami one hundred and forty feet
Franklin street, having or it brick dwelling house
containing six rooos pantry, Kitchen smoke house,
wants roCms &c.
Also-A lot near the above, fronting Franklin street
two hundred and seventy six feet college street nine
4 light feet and Market street II2eteight feet On
this lot well aH5rdng abundlnt and nevert.liug
supply Of good water
If Information should be wanted with Is gard 10 the
above property when not 20 Nashville, uIy be ob
aIueI by specification to DIR. Johu :. Young corner Of
Broad ami Summer streets.
declI MORGAN VANCE,
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with numerous Prizes Of $4,000, 81 900, Goo $500, sJU,
&c, Persons remit us any amount, from 81 up
uArds. they wish receipt Of which
value Ia Tickets in the Lottery designated BY tho
purchaser none be designated, then some Lottery that
viii drawn after the buyer has got the ket in his
Official Scheme Oi TIE Lottery will be with ell
ordered, uliy sealed ordinary envelope,
day the Lottery drawn the official Drawing
UsseLt together with Explanation Of the result
purchase. The Drawn Numbers also published
daily papers of the City Of Baltimore, ami The Daily
NATIONAL luleiligenCer, u. &
Circular containing all the Schemes viii be Suy
Jy addressing tho undersigned.
Address orders for Tickets 10 F. Y. Brennan,
uy2f, ls55-Iy No. Calvert ST., Baltimore, Md.
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WANTED.

TSENANUEL aud Wi,lIum Whitfield, brothers to Mii9
T. ". Hhield born IN Isa of " Ight County Viz, rrfg
Mills ". Whitfield is dead and left 10 Emmanuel ana Nj
Jam Ehi.uad Two EegroeE. Address
TICS. KIDD, Administrator
deco 3U' Eorjna Warren County Miss
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LIVERY STABLE.
The undersigned having taken the c5sr3F K
TS2ER Livery Stable Market Street, for 60
N&G mer!y occupied by the Messrs. Hammers,
door below the Nashville Inn, and Opp0st the Mansion
House. respectfully that he will keep band
good horses and vehicles to be lot TO the hiring public
reasonable terms.
He is prepared to take Of in the best manner, ali
horses left with him. either arng horses travellers
His Stable Is situated Convenient to business and lie vii
keep but experienced osters and the best prove
der the market win afford, Terms moderate.
sep2I-dri w&wd ". II. HOWELL
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BROWN & ANDERSON,
No. ~ Market ST., Nashville, Tenn


VtFICK or 1HK MAEYLAND JONsoLIDATED LOTTRRIEs,
BALTIMORE, JULE lst, 1855
AL lICKETs CERTIFICETEs PACKAGEs D TiCEE
81 THE LOTTERIES AUTHORIZED STATE MARYLAND
htAE THE LITHOGBAPHED SIGNATURE L. Y. Brennan,
GENERAL AOEyT TBE CONTR sCTOR, oTHEBs
Owingto the applications from all parts
country, the management will give their attention 20 the
nng OF ordersfOr Tickets Geracates, in the Maryland
Lotteries
Persons at distance may confidently rely upon having
eir orders fer Tickets promptly 1ed, and the
njeuce observed.
These Lotteries drawn daily ia public In the City Of
Baltimore, under the superinendeuce Of the State Lottery
Commissioner. Heavy Bonds given the State
ny for the payment of all Prizes. The prices Whole
Tickets are from 81 10 $50. Half and Quarter Tickets in
proportion.
There never less than $4,000 Prizes in any Lottery
which Pzes vary in amount from 81 10 500 according
10 the price of Tickets. For instance
Nhea IIckes Is 81 the hgest Prlze Is about
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PREMIUM BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTORY
EREN FULLER

Successor 10 Hamilton d Fuller
TENNESSEE BOOT AND SHOE MkNUFACTOlY.
Corner Market and Spring or Church Sts,
Nashville, Tenn.
q RAlEt UL i'r tfe liberal patronage bestowed upon
u this Mauutagory since its establishment the Pro-
preor feels determined merit q continuation fine same
in future.
have now on hand good assortment Of ready made
weTk, consisting IN part OF Mems BOYS and Youts' Calf
hp and Thick BoOgS aud Shoes Nero Bropaps deubIe
sole; House Servants Shoes Ladies and Misses Calf Mo-
rocco, and Rid Boots and Shoes all made from GOOD stock
IN good s!vle ami warranted.
Orders from Planters, Iron Masters ailroad and Trn
pike Companies respectfully solicited
AL kinds Of Repairing done
Cash paid for Hides EHES FILLER
tfs- Banner, Whg, Gazeue and Cleveland Earncr
copy, and discontinue all other advertisements. auq24
LOC0MOTIVES,T TOOLS AND MACHINERY
FffHE Law KE&CE MACHINE SHOP Ll,rrsrrg IL.
( stta@ts, manufactures Locomotives of amy siga ,r
guage, Stanenarg EnEn-s Laihe Planers: ali kinds of
Tools, Cotton, Woollen aad Paper Machinery Turbine
Parker Water Wheels Gurnsey'S Puta1 PRINTING prasS
&c, DC All articles warranted best materials and vork
man-hp. Information may be obtained ana order. for
warded On application 10 Sir. JAMES FLUNKEP .t ti,a
State House, AL7tVi.e. I,AHsaS,, or address
j. H. -. PAGE. Treasurer.
nov.22-6Td- Office L. hiibv St Boston. Mass
EKOGAN&
TWENTY-FIVE cases Negro liTavans ossortod ,,ol;
z ties and No. D ) at lowest cash pTicss i
%
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MORGAN VANCE.
RAGS $3.50 Ia PREaIUEs.

RaGS-S550 IL PREIIUES
9AElNG largely increased my supply Of Rugs by the
i / premiums offered the past wear ending June So l
induced 10 offer larger amount Of premiums for the
present year, Aud wi pay the Gbove premium in
Of{lG0, $50 $50 <O 500 500, $40 S3u 50 and So any
ten merchOuJs. "Pedars who Ul deliver me, from
this date TO the lst July, .s-G, the largest amount OF
RAGS The 10 be bought outside oi aud by do
ing business outside of Nashville or vicinity
viii at all times pay tie highest market prices IL cash
for RAGS delivery. and issue certificate the owner
of the received and paid for These certificates
must be kept and sent before the st day Of July
next that three Gi,nterested merchants of Nashville
make the wards The largest being entitled
10 the 800, the next largest - $50 and down
Merchants sending rags will please write that may
know in whose 10 issue tie certificate. Combinations
will not be allowed.
Wooden, Lnsey Six and WoTstsd rags not wanted
and will not 5c included the above,
earnestly solicit greater attention 10 saving aud buying
Rags throughout Middle Tenn.
Jul-lydtr.wsw W. s. WtIITEMAN.
North pf n Square
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A VALUABLE TRACT 0F LAND F0R saLE-

TENHE undersigned offers his valuable Farm, situated
Z Coffee County, three miles fTun Pelham, and six
miles from lisborO the road from Nashville 70 Chat
tanOOga and about three hundred yards from the Pleasant
Plains Male and Female Institute, and contains about Ou
hundred and twenty-five said farm has been long
esteemed OF the very best the county, and located
in healthy section, entirely exempt rom the visitation OF
all malignant diseases There about to hundred and
twerybv acres Of cleared land, al uuGer good ience
and in high state Of cultivation. There two comfort
able dwelling houses, com:oodOUs b. , stables with
comfortable negro houses. In Short is well improved
Said farm has fertile and productive SOIL adnira-
bly adapted the cultivation Of grass, clover and small
grain &c and be Dlade Of the stock farms in
Middle Tennessee-having a sGioeuCY of water at every
necessary point.
Possession can be had al any tino Persons desirous
of purchasing are respectfully invited TO examine the
premises aud learn Of te subscriber the particulars 10
the terms NC, NebSwtf) p. II. PRICE.
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w. T. ANDREWS,
General Agent,
EIarlsWiE[S, LIenneasee

N attend to the sale or purchase Of all descriptions Of
property and the Collection Of Debts in SuunaT So,
Macon and Wilson COUNTIES '''''''
All coasignments and business entrusted 10 his care will
be promptly attended 10. VIII
itEFERENCEs.-E 4 Seay, HarisvI.e, Tenn. Malone :
Lane, Galat,n Tenn. 10 Guild Gulia,in. Tenn. Jo "
Alien New Orleans, Alex Allison Nashville Tenn Burge
d Allen Nashville Tam, d. lJu, JU so
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land W saE.E.aEafs.

WE rsn q purchase Land Warrants aud will pay The
w HIGHEST PRICE Tor them. Dealers 10 Warrants
81 distance, bT EeadiaC by mail or otherwise may
rely Oh EutuE the same As hoT would II personally PIE
sbt and the MONEY iemItted paid 10 order Trv as
nov, "f--f DArk PEARL i 60.
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s So O Q 0
Z l. 4 SIS 1.

500 Prizes, amounting TO-. $4,000
ONLY 10000 NUMBERS.
Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters 2 so.
In this Scheme if you draw anything the lowest
prze it will be I've times the cost Of our Ticket
Every Prize drawn at each drawing, and paid when
due in full without deduction. Orders strictly confden
al Drawings sent 70 orders. Registered LISTERS 81 M
risk Bills on all solvent Banks at par
szSg- Address JAMES F. WINTER Manager, Macon Ga 4;
OR, BOX NO. I43, NASHVILLE =. o.
~ In all cases Orders will be promptly attended 70.
dec2I-td
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SOUTHERN DEPOT AND GENERAL AGENCY.
FOR tbs SALE
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
TE&SElEsSa CJuged ARTICLES
AND
IL erCh disc Generally,
BENJAMIN +. SHIELDS.


Nashville, Team,
FTAVl|G taken t1c large and CGmuCdOus Ware Room
! lately occupied By esSrS. 3 H. LOOMS 4 Co oorue
Of The Square and College street for the purpose c trans
acting an exclusive AGENCY, COMMISSION AND AUG
TION BUSINESS, would most respectfully solicit con
sgnents Of such goods OF every and any descrucn rs
adapted 10 the market Having determined not to DUR
chase any article his account and faerng him
self that from long experience IN Commercial life and
determination 10 give satisfaction COnsgners ard Shin
pers will be happy TO op2n correspondence with Manuac
trer Merchants and Deasrs in The various cities q the
Dnion who may wish prompt and efficient Age-t or
Factor in this market Orders for the different products
Of the country promptly stenj.l o.
Is, ,55 BENZ. f. SHIEIilS
7. SNo goods sold at auctiol Ithout express nstruc
tiOns r Z =
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TO DEMOCRATIC PRINTERS.
A GOOD PRINTER of the democratic faith OBJ
"A tain bargain in the purchase Of established and
furnishing Democratic newspaper Office in this State by
addressing Box No 633, Nashville p. o. The owner
wishes to sell for private causes which be made salts
deelS--tf
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$I4O, OOO!!!
4 MARYLAND HIOtfePV
TO BE DRAWN ON THE
II a v q n q PL a "

MANAGES OFFICE OF ruE MARYLANDl
LOTTERIES, Baltimore, Dec l. 1855 (
TTNHE Managers Of the Maryland Lotteries having had il
l. suggested that the plan OF drawing the
HAVANA LOTTERIES
Has ts ia7ortes and being casous u crafty the public
have concluded TO draw
LOTTERY ON THE HAVANA PLAN
On the third SATURDAY in each Month,
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF I'D,
Class ,,
To be drawn in Baltimore Nd on SATURDAY, Jan ID 1850
PRIZES AMOTNTTNL tn
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VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT FON SALE
NHTE are Offering for sale that commanding Site
w College Hill known as the Campbell Pa-e. The
Lot fronts $50 feet Market street. is situated opposite
the Rutsdgs Property and is offered for about what tbs
Lot is worth
dscI6 LlNDSLEY CROCKETT.
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| warr.ais, ~ ~ -' 49, p ''' III .>' ''' l '''
Persols at dlsiaroe sending Mlrrauts can get 10y .,
lny funds they may desire. 4 R. SHANhlA>h
rev '-Tu NJ. -. Ch-rrvs rect
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ELECTRIC fIILL.
Portable Plantation Corn, Feed FIGURING Mills spu.

Portable Plantation Corn Feed FIouriEE Mills Manu-
f,ctured from the best quality Of French Burr.
DURR MILL STONES. Of all sizes on hand and made
h 10 order. Smut Mills, Mil irons, Mill Gearing,
Betting, Hosting aad Regulating Screws Screen Wire
Damsel Irons Plaster Of Paris Dutch AnkeT Brand
Boiling Cloths, Of all numbers.
Al a- cla sold by warranted 10 be of the bes! quail
dy. or the money refunded.
Hiers. Miwrizhts Farmers, and others are respect
iny invited 20 examine my stock lrroaslg eise
where.
AHogtets and communications promptly attended ts.
JOHN ". BRADFORD,
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10000 Dollars

Will be distributed accordingt the following Magnificent
Scheme.
10000 Numbers 600 Priest
Prizes PAYABLE Full without L pductiou.
- ONE PRIZE TO EVERY 20 TICKETS. R
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SQ5 Reward.

II AEAWAY on the l1'h instant, from the sub 81
l scrioer, ,f Reilly H Maury c5unty mulattO ES
Bog named Jack, about years old, about feet ~
iaches hich stout aud well made tDlsrabe quick spoken
had on tine Black sack Coat Of Cloth Steel Mixed Err.
nine Pants and fine silk Hat will give reward of
SO to any ersOu spprehendng sad boy AID conne him
in Jail So that can get him.
dsc2I-Iltrw&w DUNCAN McRAE.
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& d "a ]

4 d al.
hkDtkS TOR the SeNanes Co = Coal may he laf ,t
NiithS' CtiNA HALL. North side Of The
square. All orders left there will DO filed Oh the follow
ing cav. Large Lump, - cts Screened Lump IS cts.
rms - els; Hum OF the Mine. cents per bushel
lhe SoE Is al weighed and customers are sura Of get
ing "h4l tht7 pay Tor st The SeHauee Co.'s Yard Joining
Gis \ 4 XIX Depot dtC27-IwdSafter. wtoi,tfeb
- G21eit2 Banner and "-trio' cypyas above
OR SALE.-A HJuS. and Lot IN south Nashville sit
n-'ed ou 'hecornero o Summer and Mulberry srTerts
opp s'e e residence Of Or Winston fTonri6 al fei
on SUMMER sigee1 aud l16 eet berry street which
w." sell ou reasonable terms or rive IN exchange far
property M S. laus. So '''
Apply 70 JOHN EETv%AT G'[G{{ f@.{ ,aI a ie" Gays
Al Il buodeke's, 66 Marketst
,.,... FOR RENT.
4 ~, 't.t ui tenemeutS well situated f,r SMALL
~ r,.. - '"EN NiriS ard rooms suitable for OFFI.
N'-'' ,.-.1s :,aDgls.
49, '-s .'.'an STORY oltht Union BuiIdings ,,su
-'' '' T.''Hs e.ag.. Book Bin! or ,tha- man
u'4,'"Tn@ or aau.r.' i.-,, % a. " "5' M
'''' i.''..-a alrlT 10
5s-. $. p. ALLISON
---,......- No 81 Cherry st.
VI 49, ti5A "sysTtsE iyS.TTTT7,;F
lt.. NuisraI- l'.--I.:.rrf Df rra Ir1;ro-,tI
-Isa'as clan,aa,s .s s.e,,l Tarr- ,if} ., }
f'-.-' .H.. .''' .a usual fa.-,,s-ii Clsss,SI AMI
e..a"f .r t.H,,.. si''' "uu
r.'''' d. . .|.- i Hsnd dance from fourteen \ flor
'a ~..a Esua, .sr..- ,r .i bee received ar soI -
g.. ......salar. ah-sS :. HGhlIaN lINDSI,EN '''
'..-aCeioT AZ the Uafva-.-sy ,.r
l.. L. JUuNrO.
ors Superintendent gf The a.
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LOCOMOTIVES, TOOLS AND ,IACUJSEVV


TFNWENTY-FlVE cases Negro Brovsns assorted ,rol
Z ties and No. y ) at lowest cash prices
deCi JOHN RANaEr 40 T,or.-.
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s 3 %, 90 o.!

SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY
ASA LOPPER " q
E-&y (BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE or Ala n
zzz2A Conducted on The HIgaHa pLIA. -
CLA SIS 7.
To be Drawn Jan. 10, 1856 in the City Montgomery
when Prizes amounting to
S so, 900
Will be distributed according the following
- NJ L A q l. e sc HEMEI
The lowest prize draws the Of your ticket without de-
ducton, and remember every przs is drawn at
each drswiDgl
TEN THOUSAND NUMBERSl
REMEMBER ONE THOUSAND PRIZES!
G A L 7 a l. RIZE, 900!
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STATE RIGHTS.


LIVERY State, by the Constitution has the ght to reg
L uate It's internal trade BE- but 10 strenstbsn
the constitution by regulating the Internal man. it is neces
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DATEhT MEDICINES.-A large and very gene
raj assortment of the most popular Patent Medicines
many of which compounded in a scientific manner and
members ofthe Medical Faculty possessing much
tive power and ehcacious ia the eradication Of Cisease
any compound ordinarily prescribed 10 proof Of which
cite tie astonishing and increasing demand by all
classes ofthe people the rich aud the poor, the high and
the low the bond and the fee the learned and the uneLn
ed for the justly celebrated and popular Family Medicines
among which are
Doctor Jaynss EEpeetorant for Coughs Colds and Com
sumption.
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JAsrER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY.
by Authority Of the State cfGeOrgiaI
MACON, GA.
THIS Lottery conducted the plan Of the ROYAL Lot
terry OF Havana Of single uumbeIs-and drawn at Con-
cert Hall, Macon GA, under the sworn rutendenCe
Of Col. Geo. u. Logan, and 4. hisbit, Esq.
GRAND SCHEME FUR JANUARY 18TH. 1856.
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VOAKUm,S HISTORY OF TEXAS
sISGER's
Improved Sowing Machines,

10 which vss granted tho Highest Award Of
the Paris Exhibition, thereby receiving
tho Worlds Verdict Of Superiority
'NHE IMPROVEMENT IN THIS MA
4 chine has simpliaed them Ia many respects,
aad Lasy are capahleof executing twice the amount
OF work they did formerly In any given time
Ihey are without question the only Machines c.
paole OF sewing every variety Of goods perfect;
shlrt bosom or heavy trace for harness can be
sewn oy any Of these machines by sim ple change
OF needle and thread In such manner that the
closest scrutiny cannot detect fault
Manufacturers, planters and families will End
them the only sac Machines to purchase as thew
are built strong and durable, and not likely to
get out Of order.
We have machines with guagcs attached, for
binding hats, p-fronts, CATERS, DC.
silk, Thread, Cotton, Needles as atly
On hand, at the loves. rates
Persons DESTROYS ofinformatIon reysydfsy Saw
Ing Mechlnes Will please address
L. NJ. SINGER co,
lsS Baltimore street, Baltimore
~. B.-We are prepared 20 exchange these ma
shines for old machines Of any kind Terms lib
efal. Persons who have been Induced 20 purchase
nferior mac hines u2der the pretext Of being
sneap, viii fad thi, 2 beneath indeed
mar left
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THINGS L SUOULD LIKE To SEE "A fashion
able bo0tmaker who was not ''from Paris"
A gentleman who was not a self constituted
inspector of ladies' bonnet Innings.
a business man, how great soeyer his hurry,
who would not stop to watch feminine ankles
climb in and out of omnibuses.
A man who could hold an umbrella proper
Iy over a lady's bonnet; or put en- her cloak
or shawl, without crushing her bonnet or hair;
or be good natured when he was sick, or
had cut his chin when shaving, or had to wait
ten minutes for his dinner or breakfast, or
who was ever " refused" by a lady.
4 bachelor whose carpet did not wear out
fyd il front Of the looking glass.
An author who did not feel nervous at the
idea Of examining trunk Innings and parcel
wrappers.
A handsome child who did not grow up to
be homely. A woman who was not ut heart
inimical TO her own sex.
4 married man who could give the right
hand Of fellowship 10 wife e old lover; or take
a hint from the toe Of her slipper, under the
table, before company.
A milliner who could be bribed 70 make a
bonnet to cover the head.
A husbands relatives who could speak well
of his wife.
A doctor who had not more patients than he
could attend to.
A school teacher whose interest in his pupils
was not graduated by the standing CT their
parents or the length Of their purse.
A washerwoman who ever les an article Q.
clothing.
An old maid who was not 50 from choice.