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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-09-15
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COACH MAKERS CONvENTION.-We find
in the Standard a call for q convention of
the coach makers of North Carolina to as
semble in Raleigh during the State Fair.
The call is signed by the coach manufac-
turers of Greenville, Tarboro and Wilson,
and begins with the following language:
1.-The undersigned, coach makers, are pain
fully impressed with the idea that they are
not sufficiently remunerated for their labor
in carrying on their business and then
expresses the opinion that the fault lies
with the coach makers themselves-hence
the request for a conference. In connec-
ton with this matter we publish the follow
ing:
Mr. YATES: We notice communication
in the n. c. Standard signed by sundry
Coach makers of the East, which please
notice. We endorse every word uttered
by those gentlemen. There is a lament
able state of things existing among our
brethren of the craft, which should be
remedied if possible. Let Us meet III con-
vention and make the effort, at the time
and place specified by our brethren of the
East.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-09-15

n Our friend c.. c. Henderson. ESQ.
of Lincolnton. has sent us abouta half gal
lon of Syrup made from the Chinese sugar
Cane. Several gentlemen have examined
it and pronounce it fne-one who had tried
four or five specimens expressed the opinion
that this was the best he had seen. .---
In the following note Mr. Henderson de-
scribes his Mill aud the manner of oneratine
with it:
L1NCoLNToN, Sept. z, 1857.
Mr. YATES: / have about two-thirds of
an acre of the Chinese Sugar Cane, and
have commenced grinding and boiling it
into molasses. l have erected mill at my
Iannery, and run it by the Steam Engine
that runs my Tanning machinery. 1t con-
sIsts OF two cast iron rollers, neatly turned,
about II inches long, and about 9 inches
in diameter, placed horizontally. with a.
pully on one end of each, and the top roller
weighted down by levers with weights hung
on them, and they pressing on the bearings
of the top roller SO that we might pat a.
weight of 1000 lbs, or more if necessary,
on each end of it..
By running the Cane through two or
three times it takes about all the Juice out.
We got one gallon of juice out of II Canes
at our last rolling. | made about gallons
of good thick molasses out of AZ gallons of
the juice.
| had the Mill built in this place. At
first | run It about 50 revolutions in a
minute, but l found that was too fast-it
would mash up the Cane very well but did
not take out thirds of the juice.
have reduced the speed to 80 revolutions
per minute, and find it does much better;
but | think 30 or 25 revolutions to the min
ute would do still better.
have made some excellent Vinegar out
of the Cane after l had pressed out all
the juice l could by the mill.
Your Friend, &c,
n ~ uENDERSON
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-09-15
MELANCHOLY SUICIDE.

friend informs Us by letter under date
at the ilth inst, that James Henry Robin
son, son of VIM. Robinson, Esq, of the
GoldSboro' Tribune, committed suicide on
tue llth inst, by shooting himself in the
head with a pistol. No cause has been
assigned for the terrible act. He was about
IL years old. had been student of the
University, and bid fair to be a talented and
useful man. We deeply sympathize with
his father in this his hour of sore affliction.
The unfortunate young man was buried
IN Goldsboro' on Sunday last.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-09-15

"ELectric OH."-The operation IF this
Oil in removing rheumatic pain and other
ills, is indeed astonishing. Like every good
article, it has a base counterfeit, enterely
useless; but the preparation of Prof De-
Grath, of Philadelphia, has received testimo-
malls from Congressman, Mayors OF Cities.
Merchants, Hotel Projectors, all of the high
es: character, attestIng its beneficial effects
in cases under their own observation. IL
can be had of the agent here, see advertise
ment In another column. tSept. lj.-2nl
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OVERMAN & WILSON.
Charlotte, Sept. 18th.


AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY.-We are
pleased to see that the Baptist Associations
of the South generally, have taken deci-
| ded steps in regard to the American Tract
| Society on the subject of slavery. We
| heretofore noticed the fact of several State
Associations recommending the withdrawal
of patronage from that society in conse
quence of its interference with the slavery
| question, and we now see that the Georgia
Association has passed resolutions repro
batting the action of the American Tract
| Society, and recommending that patronage
be withheld, and the efforts of agents and
the raising of funds by colporteurs from
the sale of works be discontinued until the
Society rescind its action, and go back to
| its original silence in respect to slavery.
| This is exactly right.
The Association of West Tennessee has
taken similar action.
1t is time for southern churches to cease
| cooperating with the enemies of southern
| Institutions.
LET IT ALoNE-We want The Western Demo-
crat TO let the Argus alone We keep that journal
| for own use, and do not wish it lambasted by
any of contemporaries. BY The way, some
body must have been throwing dust IN lis bundled
eyes" OF late, increasing the optical lntlTmes
| under which it has been laborlng for some tune
| Its "bnd side' is turned towards the Hon. MIR.
Stanly at present, and the animal may now be
said TO be going it blind" against the democracy
and running back" at the administration with
engeance.-FayetteuitLe CGrolimiqn.
Our friend of the Carolinian having been
absent. we saw that those merry Argus edi-
tors felt themselves rather foot loose" and
were running out'' pretty largely, so we
thought we would try and check them in
their .'wild career" until his return. But
take them up on one subject and they fly
to another, like j une bug on ducks back.
If the Argus can make good its assertion
that Mr. Buchanan is an abolitionist, we wish
the Carolinian would pump it out.
II The citizens of Greensboro, n. c.,
are making efforts to erect Monument at
| that place to the memory of General Greene.
- The Memphis Appeal says: I'VE
chanics as exists at present in Memphis
| Bricklayers and carpenters especially, are
in great request. Our city is growing
rapidly, demand for labor is great, and re-
munerating prices are paid. We advise
| mechanics abroad to come to Memphis if
they desire constant employment and good
! wages"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-09-15

New RAILROAD ROUTE BETWEEN New
YORK AND New ORLEANs.-The Peters
burg Express says:
ave have been favored by friend with
a copy of the map showing the railroad
route soon to be completed between New
York and New Orleans, which will doubt
less prove the most popular in the United
States. The line commencing at New DIRK
passes through Philadelphia to Baltimore,
Washington, Alexandria, Frederick sburg,
Lyinchburg, via Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad to Bristol, thence to Knoxville,
Cleveland, Tenn, and, as the route now
lies, per force, to Memphis. From here,
until the line is complete, the traveller will
reach New Orleans by steamboat down the
Mississippi. The entire route finished. be
will continue from Cleveland, or Chatta-
nOoga, via the Alabama and Tennessee
Railroad, to Montevello, thence to Mobile
and thence to the Crecent City. There
will be a saving of some 600 miles by the
route, which will doubtless prove heavy
drop in the bucket since preference SO
invariably follows economy in the age we
travel through"
Those who so strongly opposed the con-
nection between Greensboro, n. c., and
Danville, Va, will now see, as we predicted
last winter, that the through travel will be
lost to the Railroads in this State. If the
Legislature had granted a charter for the
Danville connection, one portion of the
State at least might have been benefited by
the through travel, but as it is, we fear il
is lost both to the east and the west.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-09-15
C. C. HENDERSON.

MORE SYRUP.-Mr Robert Grier brought
us bottle of Syrup manufactured by him
self. He planted about one fourth of an
acre in Cane-from one third of which he
obtained % gallons of good Syrup. For
pressing out the juice he used the perpen-
dicular rollers, and seems to think that
mode better than the the horizontal plan.
Persons must suit their convenience in
extracting the juice, but we think the hori-
zontal rollers best for the reasons given by
Mr. Henderson. The pressure on the Cane
can be better regulated and the work more
perfectly accomplished.
Judge DeLyon, of Georgia, states that
an acre of the cane will produce 800 gal
Ions of syrup, 25 bushels of seed and 1900
weight of fodder. Another writer says
that 400 gallons can be made from an acre
of cane. In addition to making vinegar
with the stalks after being pressed, it is
said that cattle will eat them. The syrup
will also make good brandy.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-09-15
THE MARKETS.
coRREcrEp wEEKLY BY r. NJ. FAKRoy
Charlotte, Sept. Is, 1857.

fIt should be borne in mind that the f,l
lowing are wholesale prices mostly. We
endeavor to keep the quotations correct,
but allowance must be made for the fact
that prices frequently change Immediately
after the publication of the paper.J
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-09-15
NOTICE FIREHEEN

A meeting of the FIRE ENGINE COM
PANY will be held on Monday evening next
Sept. 21st, at the Court House, at u O'clock
s. 4. HARRIS, President.
Sept. 10.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-09-15
LOST or MISLAID.

The subscriber lost or mislaid, about the 1st
of September, Note on Z. b. Frazir for $1,000,
dated July 3, 1857, which was given in place OF
one lost dated Jan. /, 1856. Also, one on b. +
Glenn, for 1920, dated Jan. l, 1857. All per-
sons cautioned against trading for said n otes
as 1 am the only person authorized to transfer
them. r. w. ALLISON, Jr
Charlotte, Sept. IS, 1857. 74-3t-pd
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REMARKS.-Cotton is advancing; we
quote l3 to I41 as extremcs-not much in
market. Flour is still declining, and mar
ket very much depressed. Wheat market
also depressed, with downward tendency;
we quote at so to 81. Corn scarce and
in demand at 80 to IS cents.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-09-15

COLUMBIA MARKET, Sept. IL.
There is no material or,quotable change
in Cotton, all that is offered is freely taken
at ~ to Is cents. ....-
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-09-15

Will, CHAR. q RUTHERFORD RAIL
RoAD.-We learn that Col. A. P. Cansler
has commenced work on his contract for
grading the Road from Catawba River to-
wards Charlotte. Other contractors con-
template commencing work about the lst
of October
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-09-15

At PRITCHARD'S you can buy, for cash
pure White Lead at 81 cents per ID.
Drug Store, TRIMS Corner.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-09-15
Another Decline In Quinine

At Pritchdrd's Large Drug and Chemical
House, Iftcin's Corner.
This article may now be had at 81 so pei
ounce, for CASH ONLY.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-09-15

~ Efervescing Citrate of Magnesia,
an agreeable and refreshing aperient, for
sale at Scarf d Cos Dru0 Store.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-09-15
Notice.

DIR. PINCKNEY CALDWELL having
placed his Books and Accounts in my hands foI
settlement, those indebted to him viii please cal
on me and settle. ..
Also, those indebted to Drs Samuel L. & ]
w. Ealdwell will call and settle with me by cash
or note, as have beer engaged to attend to this
business.
My office is one door south of Springs corner
S. A. HARRIS, Agt.
Charlotte, Sept. IS. 4t
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-09-15

D We have heretofore noticed the fact
that Col. John HI. Wheeler, of this State,
was preparing history of Nicaragua. The
washington States says:
1--WE have had an opportunity of look
ing into the pages of this forthcoming work;
and, from personal knowledge derived
from a temporary residence in Nicaragua,
we know that it is reliable and accurate.
We shall hail its advent into the republic
of letters, as adding information of an in
teresting and lovely country, of which all
wish to know something, and few know so
little accurately about"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-09-15

CONGRESS WATER, CONGRESS- WATER
A fresh case just opened at
!Scarr & Cos Drug Store.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-09-15

CHARLESTON, Sept. 710.-Price of
Cotton is nominal. About 1000 bales sold
at prices ranging from l54 to l5s.
NEW YORK, Sept. ll.---Flour is heavy:
sales of Southern at So SO TO SIS 90; other
brands are firm. Wheat is lower /; sales of
white at s 35 to 81 45, red 81 25 to 81 b.
Corn-sales of mixed at 20 toll cts. Stocks
are frmer.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-09-15
ROBERT GIBB0N, NJ. D.,
PRACTITIONERS OF
MMDlUlMM 4 SURGERY,
Office No. 5, Granite Row,
CHARLOTTE, n. c.
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
FOR SALE,


- The subscriber being DESTROYS of
lsssm improving his other Lots, offers for sale
. his residence on the corner of Church
and 1900. Streets. The situation is high and
healthy and one of the most desirable in the
town. The buildings are all good and have been
finished off lately in handsome style, and the
Dwelling House is covered with tin. The DOM
este part of the building is arranged in style
superior to any building in the country, and in
the yard is Well of excellent water.
This desirable residence is situated within a
short distance of the Female College, one of the
handsomest buildings in the State. AS do not
expect person to purchase without examining
the premises, 1 will take great pleasure in show
ing the property to any one DESTROYS of purchas-
ing. / will make the price correspond with the
hardness of the times, not expecting to realize
more than will pay for the cost of the buildings.
GEORGE CROSS.
Charlotte, Sept. Is, 1857. 74-3m-pd.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-09-15

~ The Wilmington Journal has entered
on Its 18th volume and has come out in a
new dress from head to foot. We like to
see our friends prosper.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-09-15
CHARLOTTE FEMALE ACADEMY.

N11ANLOIId fEMALb ACADEM z.
by reference to the advertising columns
Will be seen that the Female Academy at
charlotte will be opened on the 18th of
october, under the auspices of the Rev.
Mr. Burwell. of Hillsboro. The high reputa-
uon which Mr. Burwell has already acquired
as successful instructor of youth-his in
telhSence, prudence and purity-guarantee
10 the community one of the best instruct
or Srs in the South. 1t only remains for its
trends, and the Trustees to whose charge
II Is committed, to sustain the respected
IHncipal in his laudable enterprise, and
we shall have Female Academy worthy
The times and the place. o.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-09-15

FRoST.-About the 6sh September, they
had heavy frosts in Maine, New Hampshire
and Massachusetts,.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-09-15

V The interest on the State debt c
Virginia amounts to $I,700, 600 annual
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-09-15

u Judge Curtis, of Massachusetts,, has
resigned his seat on the Bench of the L. S.
Supreme Court. Hon. Isaac Toucy and
Hon. Rufus Choate are mentioned in con-
neetlon with filling the vacancy.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-09-15

Il We will publish next week, as re.
qucsted. an article from the ASheville Spec.
tator, headed "Linville River"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-09-15

Robinson's Patent Barley.
Strongly recommended by the Faculty as a
nutritious and cooling food for Infants, and is
excellent for thickening soup,-sold at % cents
per packet, at
Sept Is. .Scarr g. Co.'S Drug Store.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-09-15

II The citizens of Greensboro, n. c.,
are making efforts TO erect Monument at
that place to the memory of General Greene.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-09
BY Goddin & Apperson, Aucts.
x ALU ABLE FARM IN HENRICO
=. NJ L,II Ar,.A-

EIGHT MILES FROM RICHMOND. FOR SALE
At AUCTION: viii he sold upon the rrrIni.c-. on
WEDNESDAY, the 22l day of July l>lT, curlnie,.
above. adjoining the and- OF Dir. Miles t;curyr DR.
John VI. Sheppard Nr. ". G. Taliairrro and otiIrr.:
recently "ccuni'd by Mr. II. r. liptiuul: contain,
i, Acres, If which about twu-thrd~ nr enrrI iin
halanCc IL III orig intl growth mostly Oak The i'm
pfoV"lhrIt- CONSISTS Of small Dwelling cuntlinin- I
three rooms. besides Kitchen. Barn stable &c
TERMS on'-titth cash. balance ut J. = IL and IL
month"; tur negotiable notes Interest added and it'll.
retained al trust deed Taxes for l> 20 br raid Iy
the purchaser. GODDlN i APPERSlN
AWt's.
r. ). The abaVe Land can be- bought privately H.
lore thc 'ial Ot siil" GS A.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-09
BY Alexander Mott.
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, SHOES. sc

~ W Ill T." sold At tu, tion. on THURSDAY, July
YIN. commenting at 10 ocl"E lut VI cut D> G,Jdr
being the stock OF u country store dr,iuug hu,
n"ss rlnbIucins. a general assortment.
READY MADE CLOTHING, SHOES Sc.-g5 ,tcg
summer Cots; u black Cloth and Tweed do: ~ pair
Cashmere and Linen Pahtr; loo Silk aud Marseiles
Vests; ~ silk and Cotton tmbIrllhs boxes Ladies
M9fo,'o Bu-hn.; do L.liir- Md slippers; H.,
Collsr~. Muslin SicoS-a PsTaS.ls EnbI UiteIita Sr
Jy: ALIEN. MOTT Aurt
ADDlflONAl- he added 90 nay Sale thi.
morning. superior Spring Lounges. Sold on account
III whom Il may concern. ALIEN. MOTT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-09

FUTURE DiIX.
BY f. b. Cook & Co.. Aucts.

@
BY z. B. Cook & Co.. Aucts.
pAlR OF SPLENDID CARRTAG
80 MoRSEs FOR ACCOUNT WHOM If MAY
CONCERN AT AUCTION w i'll b. adj lar ssrn,,nt
olwhomt niay concern. on SAT- RDAf 18th inst
al clock, NJ the large lot near the Central Rail
roar bept, pair ot splendi.s BAY Horses and \
YEAR Old, work gently aud oi inc 4i.p
These iiors"s were sold ~ pubic auction on 18th
June and p'IrC ha-ed by Mr.. Lipti,gux ~ fbasta,-
held who complied with the tsqnli Il ali,
Parties Interested are Requested II liz prrsant
Sale conducted BY H. Is ttHtE 9 IN
i! Auctoneers
FURNITURE WAGON, SPRING DRAY.
4 TWO MILES AND TWO HORSES AT AIr.
T1ON.-On SAft kDAA. nth inst. at 10 o'cIock ~.
Will si az the large lot hear the Central K r. Depot
one excellent secondhand furnitnr" Wagon aud
Harness; two young wrllhroke hules : ami wears
old one nfwhirh il 1t superior quality and extra s2e
ane Spring Dray, very little used; tsa very large
Work Horses. warranted sound.
TERMS: Four months. for approved negotiable pa-
per. T.. u. COOK co, Auctionecrs.
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LOTTERIES.

SWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES. -THB
~ MOST BRILLIANT SCHEME RyHR DRAWN
CAPITAL PRIZE Sdo,Un! TICK MIA mi Y x,a y,
owing to the great favor with which our snge Nun
the large demand for Tickets tho Msnas.Ss : 49,
SCo. will have n drawing eaeh SATURDAY Throughout
the year.
The following Scheme Will bs drawn in zach of,hsx-
Lotteries tor June, lS5T.
CLASS 49,
To be- drawn In the city VI Atlanta ia In publto m
SATURDAY, July ATM, Is5:.
CLASS Il,
To he drawn u the city y, Atlanta. Ca la public On
CLASS IS
To be drawn in the city OF Atlanta Ca In public On
SATURDAY, JULY lsrH, lsa'.
CLASS &C.
To he drawn la the city vi Atlanta Ga In publin o.,
SATURDAY, JULY 25vH u5T
on THE PL1N Of NI.vGLE SIHBERS
1890 PRIEST
Scorfy Oss Irts, 20 ErsTy Ntas TcIsSs
MAGNIFICENT SCAEMEi
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By Kent, Paine < co.
GALE OF 7. d. QUARLEs' STOCK q

MALE Or L. ID. QU ARIES STOCK OF
-, pkf GOODS AT AUCTI0N.-0a WEDNESDAY
thS iiih instant commencing at 10 O'Clock W. will
f.- No ~ Broad street the whole OF l,is stocL a;
DIX dooD5 remaining on hand without jn,it or re-.
serve. ~ '" vi ~
The stock comprise, silk Goods Dress Goods Whit.
I"o1- Linens. tlanncls Linseys, Sitiuetts krntuckX
Jeans aud Tweeds, Prints cling 1',,ttnn.drs
Bieachti Cottons Colored Cambrics Lace tit.js 10
srry, anu Gloves, &C. with variety OF small vars.
DC, aild II worthy the attention ot tn. trade
TEEMs.-All -Hms under luu dollars cash over ,b.t
amount months credit for approved paper
KENT, PAINE co
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nRY GOODS AT COST, FOR CASH.
~ Having determined 20 Gloss my present business
by the lah 81 August will sell my entire stoekt 81
uoods Cost CASH 10 close All Indebted Ia nae
will please pay w with little delay possible
u is important that my business should be closed by
the time Indicated J. {. REDWOOD.
~ T-i2tkcit$
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, package Vi 10 wholo Tickets,
- ~ h.Lf -
N quarter -
10 eighth "

IN bRDkRit1 TICKETS Or CERTIFICATES,
EnIlo'S the nOusy to ON address fJI tina Tickets
ordered re-'ept VI which they will be forwarded
by hist mail Purchasers can have Tickets ending In
any figure they may designate
The List VI drawn Suniberr aud Prizes will DO scot
to pure ha-rrs immediately after the dra wing
Ne Purchasers will please write their signatures
plaiu. aud give their Post Offrr County AID state
re" RrIneubrr that every Prize ia drawn and pay.
abba in.full without deduction.
y ait-r the drawing. Other prizes at the usual ius
81 thirty days
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders Tor Tickets or Certificates To
=. SWAN 90, Atlanta, Ga.
Or. D. SWAN co, Richmood Va
10 lLSt of the numbers that are drawn FROM the
wheel with the amount OF the prize that each one 10
entitled 10. will ba pubishe after every drawing In
tho following papers: New orleans Dalta Mobile
Register Charleston Standard. Nashville taaxetta
Atlanta iutrllig-ncor, New York Weekly Day B6ek
Savannah Morning News Richmond Dbsrstch and
New York Dispatch. les
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By FtowRu>. Just received most

I-tI.TI,ll assortment ~ nm FKENt7I FIOW FkN n
h. r 1nslf.t thr attention Ut oar customer
A., au band y uit~ supply OF RihhonS Fring,~.
Y t..4f;as- ara S,a,> hrr-- Buttons suitable rnr
r.. -.z...H -. E1N' YiES-,.
All. a.. ,t s.st LADIES BAZAAR,
49,. a-- Hv~ Nn. .0i H. uai 4