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ON and after Tuesday Aug.I, 1855, until further notice,
Trains viii he follows, Saturdays eXcepted:)
y : 2 . T.
GOING NORTH.

GOING soUTH-The $40 \. N Train will connect at SAM
uSky with Morning Train Toledo; at SIOnroeye with
Chicago Express the Southern Division of g. T. Roads at
shelby Junction with Cincinnati Express from Ceve'and at
Mansfield Junction with Express from Pittsburgh, and at
Newark with the East and WcstTrans the Central Ohio
Railroad
The $3.50 p 81 Train will connect at Saniusky steam
bay City from Detroit with western Train
G. 4 T. Ri Shelby Junction 5'21 +. II. with the Mail
Train c. G. c. R. for Columbus Cincinnati; at Mans
field Junction IS p. II. with Fast train o. p H. r.
for Pittsburgh, and at Newark with East and West Night
Trains on Central Ohio r. r.
GOING NoRTH-The 9.26 N Train will make close con-
necton Newark with Mail Train BeIlar o. r.
b. Mansfield Junction with Express for Pittsburgh
Shelby Junction at 1915 with Cincinnati Express for
Cleveland Buffalo and New York, and MonToeVille with
Nail Train c. L. t. road to Toledo, Chicago, &C.
80 Pm Train will connect at Newark with Express from
the East Genital Ohio Road Mansfield Junction with
Train Pittsburgh; Shelby Junction 521
with Cincinnati Mail for Cleveland MOnrOeVie with Night
press Toledo and Chicago, and SandIsEy the
steamer Bay City for Detroit and Chicago
/ J. Il. ROBINSON, Sup't.
Sandusky, Aug. 4, 1855. aep15-tf
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ITEMS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2s-Commodore Charles
Morris, the senior officer of the Navy on the
list of those retained, died here yesterday after
noon.
Snow fell fast at New York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Washington, and the second
storm is still prevailing.
The New York Tribune's Washington cores
pondent says the Mission to England was offered
to Dallas, and will doubtless be accepted.
Mr. Letcher's resolution was tabled to-day by
the combined vote of thesupporters Of Orr and
Fuller, with Campbell of Ohio and Others.
The rumor that Hon. Geo. N. Dallas been ten
deresI the English mission is indsputable.
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FLTGIrIrE SLAVES

CINcNsATI, Jan. 2Sth-A stampede Of slaves
took place lately from the border counties of
Kentucky, and some arrived here last night
The whereabouts of several having been discov-
cred, the officers proceeded to make arrests
When they approachedt the house where slaves
man, finding escape impossible cut the throat of
one of her children, killing it instantly. She
also severely wounded two others. Six were
apprehended, and eight are said to have made
their escaTe.
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PHILA. MARKET.

JAN. 2S-The inactivity which has character
lied the -four market for some time past still con-
tinueS, and holders continue to ask 81 for stan
dard brands, but no export buyers at this figure
and the only transactions are small lots for home
consumption Wheat, little doing and unchang-
ed sales good red at 1,95a96, and white at 2, l0a
10. Rye steady, sales Pa at 1920. Demand for
77a77 10 Oats unchanged, Pa sold at A.
Cotton held firmly, but little doing Whisky
continues dull small sales of bbls at 23a34c and
hhds 80.
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Hats and Caps.


NTTEhaYe this day received Of the finest and most
w beautiful Of Hats and Caps that
ever had brought this city; the fashlons-
Die that could be made In the eastern tnarktts
ItcOmprtses In part the fellnYns kinds
Gents No. Sk osskin Hat, light and e1Etic made by
the best matters East, accordance With orders,
tents fine white and black beaver, otter seal &c; Know
Nothing and Wide Awake Hats, white and black fur and
wool hats Of every color, quality and price.
AlsO-CNps of every description and Of the recent
styles such the Nevada, Know Nothing PyraneSr, Pyra-
mid, Canadian, Russian, English Washington, and Censoll
da6n Caps ell other kinds In abundance, which win be
sold lower than goods Of these kinds offered before
to this community,
Ghdren's Hats and Caps Of all kinds received from
the most fashionable houses In New York Rex
Carpet bags, Furs and Gloves always on hand.
All persons most respectfully invited to call and
inc magnificent stock Of Goods before purchasing else
where, feel confident that please the most fs-
ttdious.
Nothing win be wanting suit and aeeomnO-
date numerous patrons IS
y Word 10 Country Merchants.
yuuTtsh anything in the way OF Hats Caps Just
call viii guarantee that WI sell you goods
low be got anywhere this side Of Philadelphia
aud on the most favorable terms.
DTTHsR6GH sALr-1OO0 barrels hand and TOT sale By
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Improved ARTIFICIAL Teeth.

R ALLEN, in the Ohio College of Den
~ tai Surgery, invites attention his highly improved
method Of constructing Artificial Denthres which combine
the following advantages:
TO vitiHe the saliva or infect the breath, the
slightest moisture get between the teeth and plate.
g An Artificial Gum, wh;ch and indestructible as
the teeth fused at hSheat between and around their
base, which each other aud to the plate upon
which they set. This gum mRarts the teeth that Pc
cuar and life which eiaractcrze
Great strength obtained by uniting the teeth
gun ana plate and no ordinary force Of mascatng,
break them from their base
clear and distinct articulation of speech restored
This Important change is effected by having the inside of the
teeth and gum of naturafor. To this tongues
readily adapted This perfect adaptation OF the tongue to
the denure, the kissing speak
sial teeth arm
s. The natural form and expression the face
be restored In where they become sunen
This Is done bIneans Of additional attachments to the
framework supporting the teeth. These
formed to bring out the sunken portions aud sustain them
in their proper position They are covered with the aboye
gum compound and component parts the
denture and when rightly formed cannot be detected by The
This method of restoring the CHECKS 70
their original funcss, and also the natural and express
sion OF the mouth aud lips has been well tested having been
made special feature in the authors practice
years past variety Of Photographic and Daerreoype
Lkenesses which have been taken of persons without this
Improvement and also With it, be this Office show
ing the great change in which is produced in the
ed upon this principle, which the public invited to call
and examine together with other specimens Of his work. not
requiring the above attachments. lstf =.
The plates usually employed for this work patu,
the purity oil which prevents even the slightest tarntSh
pleasant taste in the mouth In Short this embraces
and important features which readily aPpre
eiated By those wearing artificial dentures upon this PTnci
pie. With reference the utility of this method, numerous
testimonials can be given from eminent Dentists in the var
parts OF the Cnon and persons Wearing the in this
and other cities.
mr. Atas. has arrangements By which he j. enabled to
]. ALLEN. No. 50 Road stfest,
PS-Persons desiring any further information in refer.
the above, will be furnished With pamphlets OF
postage, by sending with address Dr. j. ALDEN
jane6:daw3m
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Hear! Hear!! Hear!!!
FAT REDITNTTONI GRRLT RFnI-FNTTONt

CLOSING PAIL WINTER GOODS.
DEISG DESTROYS Of reducing my the above line
ID have made the following reductions:
ESiBR0IDERIES.
will consequently sell collars formerly held 90
2,2I those 80 s.; others proportion. am
Offering greater inducements than any other house In
IN CLOAKS.
reduction Of 80 per will be granted and those ready
with the cash will be able to buy from nice trimmed
cloth cloak at $50. The greatest bargains otered
Others shall sell The advantageous TERMS aetnal
selling the ready made 70 less than you buy the
cloth.
TRIMMINGS.
OF which have large Iu sell out at almost
your own prices. fstt
Comforts chdrens WOODEN ladies superior WosI
Scar etc., have In such variety low prices as
to aStonish every With word being anxious and
willing reduce my stock to the lowest point viii sell my
goods so much less than
ASY OInER HOUSE..
that you eannOthelp buying -come al and every
that wants to his money.
ISAAC PRA6ER. -z ssa-
Eastern Bargain Store, lis Main street,
dec99. bet Monroe and Union sta.
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ArcInRNT

PHILADELPHlA, January ss.-Miss Emma Al
ON the river on Saturday. They were the only
survivors of the family of the late Col Peter
Albright,
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SLIT FOR DAMAGES

BosroS, Jan. 2s-The case Of VIM. II. Elay,
who claims sec, 900 damages for injuries recefv-
ed from the military at the time Burns was re-
turnedto slavery, was argued to-day before full
bench in the Suprcme Court
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CINCTNNATI MARKT

JAN. 2s.-Flour receipts continue very light
81, 4Oa7,5O is asked, and tendancy dropping
Provisions dropping, Mess Pork IL, Hogs j, 60.
laT0 Whisky firm at 24!a3i.
EVENING REPORT
Jan. 2s-FIour dull, no sales reported. Lard
81. Sales go hogs at 5,T5. Whiskey % 5-ss
+ Groceries firm, 30 hhds common and fair srl-
gar was sold at 74a7 3-4 Coffee, 80 bags at y
! 14xf-oe
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CApsIZEn-

BALTIMORE, Jan. 28th-rhe schooner 7. W.
lowering was capsizeda few days since in the
Chesapeake Bay, off Watts island. The crew
consisted of 2white and 2 black men, who, to-
gether with Mr.. Owens, his wife and children,
all persisted.
Thevessel belonged to Byrd & Matthews, OF
Accomac, and was engaged at the time in reno
wing Mr.. Owens.and family, with effects to New
town. Nd
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Change of Schedule.
Winter a Arrangement.
TaAysronTaIlox ogrIcE 3. 90. R. ~. |

TRGSsroRTATIoX- 0rR1CE B. 4 o. K. r.
7s1 ga WheeliH1 EtGtiOH, Dec. 4th, 1885,
on aid after Tuesday the 18th instant the Trains
expres and maid wesve this station daily at r 81 and
lO:IO r NJ.
The Express Train A. r NJ and will only stop at
the following Benwood, Mounsville, Cameron
FairmOht, Fettean, NeWburg Rowesburg, Piedmont, Cun
berland Sir Johns Run, Siartnsburg HarPers Ferry Mon
ocacy, Sykesyile and Washington Junction.
The Mail Train leaves daily except Saturdays at 1890 P.
NJ anil will stop at all the regular stations.
The Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation Train will
daily except Sundays, leaving Wheeling at . A. NJ,
arriving Cumberland ut 81. Leaving Cumberland
at 515 A. VI. and arriving in Wheeling at 4, p NJ.
by order Of J. II. DONE, Supt.
def J. B. FORD, Agent.
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Those marked thus : are elected.

THE accident to the mail train of the G. o
Railroad, coming east on last Thursday after
noon, which We have before briefly mentioned,
proves to have been n serious one. 1t occurred
about niue miles beyond Newark, and wascaus-
ed by the breaking of an axle of the baggage
car. Three passenger cars were thrown from
the track and badly smashed. Some FIVE or six
persons, principally ladies, were severely cut
and bruised. The recovery of one lady is very
doubtful
We hear it stated, with what truth we know
not, that the baggage car, the axle of which
broke, was old and defective to an extent which
should have presented its use. If this was not
the case, the accident was one which no ordina-
ry precaution could have avoided
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The Q. S. frigatc Potomac arrived at Havana
on the 10th, and the U. S. steamer Fulton on the
22d. Al well.
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2 - 2 q 55I...lIIr, 8

BalDoRpoRT, CT, January Bridgeport
foundry and machine shop, with contents, was
destroyed by fire yesterday. Loss estimated at
$4,000, on which there was aninsurance of but
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{ MEDICAL
az SR0UID Tray ZEE
ID R. j.. HosTETT RS,
ss5s5.Fg.s 80 CELEBRATED -
STOMACH RITTERS.
100000 BolIles sold la one enr.


NOTHING in The nsrHetno,btpg In the medical
- ioF the Pest hy years. has rQGalrd, En
article be produced equaIto thiA 57sEE
GREAT AETl-DYsPEpTic. ~
Dr. HoSsttcrs preparation az, old urRupy scine
nor the mere experimental result Of Amuteur Tti.
c'ans verbal investigation II Is the rehuI Of profound
ana elaborate study 81 Of the scientific chee u
the present century. =
Dr. uosetter submits his invaluable RIttcTs 10
trsts or EhEt u SUI better personal upon yOuS
9Hn constitution, The properties hrse ltterl "a III
be found By the hFst analysis and tile full force trrgFept
medicinal eneeA VIII be made manifest almost
bly, shsrt space Of time upon the system.
are you DyEPepes Then take these celebrated RSmach
BitteTs
Are yon llIoi Try bottle these Dttsrr, and b
annoyed by ndgcaOpS Remove the causs hy the
mes OF these Bittcrs - 49,
Have you Fever and Agues How mRny Thousands 40 die
MS anu SO0th nave been cured of hs tsttoy
ing disease by the use Of these BIeTs. se'4
All should try this great audOc. We venture TO RfkFp
aguG cannot occur, ne . ~
One wine gAEsfi, taken three times day before meals
VIII DC found great toIic agent, which al viii spprSeatt
when personally satisfied VI The fact, they will ne T v.
ing the BitterS one trial.
There are other Btters represepeito he tie same hCA
are comparatively WORTHLESS Our Rttsrs Eithsut ~
fu!i
ana pr u AeSteftsS OaRGca BiteyS, blown on lhV hot
lie. None other genuine.
PRICK oNE DOLLAR PR BOTTLE
~ For sale BY all the principal Druggists HOssl Rsfs
Restaurants and Dealers generally throughout he Cpi
States, and ty = :
LAuGnIINs & BusHpHlp sa4
jees- tydav wheel.nE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-29

sEsAToR Tooxas Decentralization on Thurs
day evening on the subject of slavery, Por-
tons OF his remarks were greeted with Kisses,
but the bulk Of his audience gave him court
eous hearing.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-29

THE CA1BRlDGE TrSNEt-'Fhe GAINESVILLE
Aurora says: eve notice some ofour exchanges
and many persons have fallen into "a slight error,
in regard to the cars passing through this hole
in the hill 1t is true that all the trains pass
through, but the passengers do not, as it is yet
considered unsafe The freight and the empty
passenger car arc run through, and SO far, with
entire safety; yet there is a risk 10 run which
the careful officials do not wish to subject trav-
elers in their care to. Yesterday evening we
came through it, and noticed that but little of
the bracins yet remained to be put up, when it
will be considered quite safe. Ifthe tunne1was
walled up and arehed over, as a considerable
portion of the east ends, it would be truly a
fine, substantial piece of work. However, with
the stout framing Of wood with which it is
being hraeed twill be long time ere it needs
other fixing
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FROM HAVANA.

NV York, Jan. 2s-The steamer North Star
from New Orleans via Havana, arrived here this
morning:
She brings Havana dates to the 23d inst. and
made the run from New Orleans to Savannah in
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ESCoURAGE AMERICAS MANUFACTUREs
BUILAsR's BO0K'R EEPEBEtS
WrifinCr T1l,7 ! a.

WrlLlng Fluid.
lSCE t's superior fluid lux has before Ge public
~ nov nearly two years has been constantly gaining IN
lyST and s now preferred BY many The AE,smrd Ar
During the past year twenty thousand quart and p,t hot
e together with Smaller Sizes innumersbe lhSve ecn FoId
70 bankers and merchants IN Cincinnati, Louisville PITS.
6nrgh Buhalo Cleveland Detroit Terrc Hsute Laisyet
ElnSennes Indianapolis, ansyile, Frankfort Icxnsss'
Nasnytc enphis St. Louis, Viekbburg Jackson Nptshvs
ana New orleans II has also been adopted Ia the stale De-
@ o. Tennessee and mississippi has
Cincinnati and Louisville, four DIPLOMAS ard Prss A.
das a. stete Fairs held last fa IN New York Oho iHens
and Illinois. - S-'s' A''u'NA~
The following merchants bankers &c. IN Wheeling herr.
tOfeTs using AFnolds English Ink, purchasc g. bus
ler's BoOG-ktcpeE's Writing Fluid:
Northwestern Bank OF Virginia; Merchants Nechsnic'
Bank OF Wheeling BanE Of Wheeling; cFCsceut MEnutact
ring Company County Clerk Of Ohio County, National Feie
graph Office; Baltimore and 0lo Railroad oacr; NsIurs
HOUSE Kelly Holloway Co.. Russell McA9sc; Gordon
Matthews o.; T. Sweeney Som noare CoWEtl; on
s 30, Boyd O Oliver Pryor; Jas IL Stout UVi Lamb
For sale at manufacturers prices by
ocS9 LAlIBDIN, GILBERsOy kCS
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Change OfTfme.
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAILROAD.
~ u. s. MAIL DAILY LINE
Wheeling and 4: Pittsburgh.

1,~o, - THE ine side wheeIpas- 1855
~. senger steamer FOREST CT 81
TY, Capt. Geo D. Sioore,and s{{4sSS'
( EESzssjRDIUBSL,C Capt. Asa Shepherd 81
viii daily between Wheeling and Pttsburghe Forest
City leaving Wheeling every Monday. Wednesday and Fri
day. and the DuTual Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
at A. NJ arriving Welsvie in time connect with the
Cleveland cars, at Pittsburgh in time the morning
line Fast Rcturnngthe Forest City erves Pittsburgh eT
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday and the Durna
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 10 A. NJ. arriving
Wheeling in time for the mall lines for Ohio
For freight or passage apply on board or 10
$. G. BAKER & CO. Agents.
Through Tickets for Cleveland, Toledo, Monroe, De-
tro Milwaukee, Chicago, puo and DuuEirE, sold at the
Office Of s. C. Baker & Co ib5
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BIZ Coach Beds Varaish Il superior oaaitT ~
jaw LATGHLINS BUSHF1HLD'E
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PS-Persons desiring further Information in refer
tae above will be furnished With pamphlets Of
postage, by sending nOe with address DF. alden.
jane6daw3n
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SErrHI H.
ON ACCOUNT Of change in their firm, all persons In
" debted to the subscribers at their Retail Store
nes requested be ready settlement the LIST OF Jam
uary by cash otherwise and all persons having claims
against the frm will present the same for liquidation.
MCCLALLESS KNOX.
Co-Partnership.
HE undersigned viii the 1st day of January, 1885,
Soclate with themselves in the business their Retail
Store b sToNE, acting under the style of CGLALlKSs
Dec. IS MccLALLENs KNOX.
A Good Custom.
FTER the LIST January next in accordance with the
IA adopted generally by the merchants throughout the
~ all indebted to the subscribers, without dstinc-
ton will be called upon to settle every six the
LIST July and LIST January.
de2S MccLALLENs KNOX co.
CTNEN BBLS. No. Lard Just received by
i des3 LACGIILINS BUSHFTELD.
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j. ALLEN, late in the Ohio College Of Den
tai Surgery, invites attention his highly improved
nethod Of constructing Artificial Dnhres, which combine
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-01-09
The M essage.


We give up large portion Of our col
umns, this week. to the Message Of Pres
idont Pierce. About half Of the docu.
mcnt is strictly political in its character,
being labored defense of the repeal Of
the Missouri Compromise, and justica-.
tion of Southern policy from the first
organization of the government. In.
deed, the President enleavors to. make
it appear that the Slave Propaganda
have all the while been the injured par.
ty, and that the advocates of Freedom
aud Free Territory have been wantun
aggressors Presidential Messages have,
of late, become eiectionccring papers,
the facility afforded, in this form, for
reaching all classes of readers, making
the Message a good medium for partizan
appeals y more utter betrayal Of
Northern rights and principles was hard
ly possible, than that as boldly avowed
and defended in this Message. as it has
heretofore been acted out by the Admin.
| istraiion.
Some difficulties have arisen as to the
construction Of the Clayton. Bulwcr trca.
ty, by which this country and Great
Britain alike relinquished all right to in
terfere in tie political affairs Of Central
America. England has, in spite Of this
treaty, continued to maintain its sham
Mosquito Protcctorate," under pal
pably erroneous construction of that
treaty. The Message shows the right
spirit and determination in regard to this
matter; and we hore there will be q
peaceful adjustment of what may other
wise become an occasion Of serious hos.
tliies With the Other nations cntirc-
" amcable relation, continue
Tue premature transmission Of the
Message occasions remark 1t il entire
ly uu! recedented and so far as any ac-
ton on it by the House is concerned. is
+ entirely useless. That body, indeed,
: very properly refused to hear it read
.. previous to organizing. Heretofore
; the Message las never been sent in
until the Executive had been notified Of
- the readiness of both Houses to proceed
! with the business Of the session. 1t has
: been all easy matter for the friends OF
! the Administration (who are greatly in
. the minority to bring about all organ
J. ization, any time within the last three
# weeks. by ouly half d zen Of then
l. Withholding their votes for Speaker. -
The truth appears to be- however, thai
9 the Administration is anxious. not 5,
# much to avoid delay of the public bus
d mess. as to prevent the opposition part
g from securing the organization, with a
g Its consequent influence in the approach
II ing Presidential canvass
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-01-09
SUNNI airy of N eWs.

No speaker is cleo ted,at Washington.
There has been TO n aterial change Of pros
poets.
Hon John VI, Borrien, Of Georgia,
died ou the st inst,
The Massachusetts, Legislature has
Organized by the choice of American of.
fcers in both Houses, by handsome ma
jorlties..
The Maine Legislature has assembled,
and Democrats aud Wings divide the
Offices. Judge Wells, Dem, is elected
Governor.
The New York Senate chose Repub-
lican officers by one majority. The
House continues unorganizcd, after a
weeks session. The Americans have
plurality, but neither party q majority,
The Maryland Legislature is in SEES,
sion. The Americans are strongly in
the ascendant
The Free State party in Kansas have
nominated Charles Robinson .or Coy
eruor, aud F. W. D4lai 0 for Congress
nan. The election is Oh tie third Tues
day in January.
Queen Victoria has approved the
"Maiue Law Of New Brunswick, AMI
/ it went into effect there on the list inst.
An Insane man named Charles San
ford on the LIST inst. murdered two men
at W oodbridge, Conn, named Enoch
Spcrry and Ichabod Umber6eld. They
were 70 years old.
A terrible accident occurred at Oar
hngton, Pa, by a collision, Oh the Ohio
and Pennsylvania Railroad. -Four per
sons were killed and many wounded
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-01-09

ADVICE 10 DoMIsrcs -" Plain Talk
aud Friendly Advice to Domostics with
Counsel on Home Matters Boston
Phillips, Sampson & Co." This book is
from the pen of lady, and is dedicated
to American housckecpcrs, whose trials
and difficulties have enlisted the authors
sympathy, whose vexation she has shared
whose labors she hopes to tighten, but
whose operation she earnestly desires"
1t is written expressly for the guidance
and encouragement of servants, and
would form a very useful and approprl'
ate Gift to oomestics