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,hain. and "s made csripe from our guards.
and determined I" try and gain Gen .Jnlnsion's
camp. We toek :" ih" nouniains. but beirg out
OF pro, isions ~esc obliged to 20 intn Spring
vile in the night, where a friend Of mine, whose
name refrain from mentioning, gave us some
thing Ia eat and kept ns bid in = havsiack oil
night and the next day. He also told us that Mr..
Powell. one Of the Comm issioners, was in Salt
Lake City. and We conaludci that we hnl better
see hun and find 'nt II he would do any more for
kindly by him. Since arrival In the city Coy.
Cumming has made no inquiry about ne, mud /: /.
not known by him whether Wa are still in the Gus
tody Of the Mormops or not. Since tho arrival If
the army in the city have received much kind
neSs both from the officers in the army and civil
officers. for which tender my thanks
w. ii. FABEAs
Great Sail LAKE City. 4. r.. July 10, 1855
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Oregon Senators.
Mem.

The Legislature of Oregon, according to our
Geographic advicessf yesterday, has elected Cen
Lane and certain Mr.. Smith-not Johu--Sena-
tors from that embryo State. Gen Lane was for
merly member Of Congress from indiana-after-
wards served in the Mexican war--was then APP
pointed Governor Of Orogon--nnd subsequently
delegate in Congress. where he has been ever
since. OF Smith We know nothing, except that
he was connected with John Jones' in some way
or other in the publication of the M,d.sonian
newspaper, during Mr.. Tyler's Administration
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Cof Ef-Cf'iltues sc:I!N AID hrIa
We not" saes oJOo basair in at oic per H. prime
anu worth HE Stock OF ko = u hrg,- NJ Imports
MbLAS@ES-tsutct hui firm; have to not
is one al ~ rii> g ,ha M-scUva, do IA :Eir
PRtNlSiJNS-Are quiet. ugh tim. with sars of 40
hhd' bacon Shoulders Al 90 for "tdny Quotations Bulk
Meat IN the absence # -as I'd hung nor nal
Sai"S nj O ibis Mes pk 81 -. prime do
Si Lard is held al laec Tor iriae Western and
He III tity
10 Eico nj st'"tc per III No "tLer
m"fk'i stead, nj trn"r pr "s r" Imports except o Ehds
Bermuda stock III hands stuai
AlISkI We n firm with sal,s Of "a bbls
Ohio nj &c AID ~ bhs City n
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CokS We continue T. quote ~ esae1tc Market ouet
FLOUR Nothing d ing except by retail.
TOBACCO. The market ran, d son day from the
depression noted SATURDAY and YESTERDAY The
OF the state TO ist ~ hhds against
or thereabouis the tim. last We
present ison. detail the
nsi ccors 10 Isl Aug ~ For the present they
follows; Richmond 81 e62 hhts; Petersburg a; do pch
burg 6.ej do: Farm,i.r ISL do tlarkS,iic u9l
HEAT The heavy d,Gv.r. ri heat to Mcsrs
HaAa Co. caused their withdrawal the market pro
fmiora Competition b' nr "s reduced Yesterdays prir,
WIRE barely sustained hut In of the fact
ut The figures.
"n VIII. range, 81 Bal ~ led and o. !Jal 80
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Eight Months Experience Among tho M or
marS

4l
nj ;n,sr,s,;n,, ,.,,ors from, i. .or.o.,,,,l. -
- a.,
~ ~ " ' VI '''' wv" '"i! VIZ HMM
the suDoined extract:
In my letters by the Inst mnil nnrratei b. ,efy
the tnrts ia the case Of VIM H. Fnbras who was
ncl. ~ a prisoner among the ii nmors until the
lnh f Ju,ciasa Just a month npo to-day. lie
has furnished me Today with tie foil ~ ing State
ment II his experience among tho Narm,,ns IL
is brief clear and comprehensive and have ycr-
fed all its chief assertions from other sourrcs At
first and before knew who Col Erlens was and
had met him personally some Of his statementst
seemed so extraordinary that could hardly crr,li
them It sccnl,l impossible that any set of men
should have heca 80 la rt,arousas to leave him half
imkcl for nearly tY.pmonilS at the den Of Winter
ia rrrh u cal -. thai IA which he was confined
.uduiti.'. | ha,, ..nuli,e,luud described. There
Ia, el,aincl i,om wruin. to YOU until could
it,,o~tig:.lo ana a. a. - IL nv nlcsipnt,on bns
he, tosihs,an'ia', t., following satencnt inc,cry
Iarr lar You VIII understand pcrhau. better
ihan r,> self what net:onis due from the National
Government in reference To- auch Il rnsc. # ucnu
take notice of the iupyi.tinment Of Mr. Brace IN
Au.trin orof Cant &, in tn, I'm, E,stI, I,s
surcl, this il case which comes within its cr,.
niza,,ec
81 arrived in Salt I,kr Civ ON tho lih or n .tn
hr- ON my way To California, and formed n par-
~ of three men. di,,hnrrei tcam.,crs from th,
trains which were burned by tLe M,rnous. Their
names wcr. James D,uoIu, Potter Riley and
james Tobiu. After Shaving n few .lay. we star.
"l s"nthW;fu' on "nr way to h'inrna Ca oar
ARRIVAL ut t'lim"'e, sent Iob'n n''d Ene! t"p'rk
our ramlgf"nnd' wh'ie ponahne and stayed
"''nI t. purchase some oats for""r m.mnN.-.
We e'a'rd "bont four ho.rs IN Fillmore, ald star
sr.h f,,unl than, h ,tb ,}y,i. and mn, vat MI
Their clothing all taken Off their provisions ana
animals gone" Thinking that W" might meet with
the same tate, we reformed back as far as the City
ct Spri' guile There we were obliged to stop
for II few days for the pnrro"c Of recruiting our
animals. | put up with Il man lay the name Of
Daily and D,nnhne with Major bay. percciy
ing that it was impossible to 90 either north or
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EXHIBITIONS WrsTwARD.--The commission on
tie part # the Government for running the houn-
Diary line between Texas aud the Territory Of New
Mexico is now fully organized, and will start for
the scene of operations rs soon rs the Governor
of Texas communicates to the Secretary Of the
Interior his approval Of the plans submitted by
the la,tcr.
f. B"ale i"f the purpose Of building the wagon
road from Fort Smih to the Colorado of the West
will he ready to start for Fort Smith in about two
weeks
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A BoLD B.SK RoBEERY have for nearly
two weeks been in the possession of the facts in
relation To bold robbery of siderable amount
Of money from the counter Of the New Haven
Bank, but have. by request, refraincd from pub
lishing them, 1t being supposed that the ends of
Justice would lac tlc better attained by secrcsy.--
A., however, ano ther paper has taken the liberty
to make the rirr dmstanccs public. we can no lon-
ger be under obligations of sccresy II seems that
two weeks ago to-day. person walked into the
New Haven Bank and requested permission to
wr.te a Tote. The clerk stepped from his desk to
hand hi'n ,,aprr and pen. but returned in an in
instant and continued his business The stranger
wrote Il sh"rt time left his paper. and went out
In making up the accounts in the afternoon, it
was discovered that's package of 81. 200in Eastern
mon ~ was missing and the only probable way of
ace uniting for its loss that the gentec stran-
ge'' stole it. The probability is rendered greater
b. tho fact that the same person previously made
similar erranl at the City Bank, but a certain
.neasiness of manner being observed about him.
he WINS watched, and soon left without chance
10 steal. The officers Of the old New Haven Bank
are the most careful and trustworthy OF our cit-
zens. and the man who play trick like this
ON mn of them must be very shrewd one in
dccd.--Ntp Haren Journal
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matsly reach /, Through two rInces one leati *
out If each Of the other docks. But on August I.
=" the gates leading frpn lie iraa fSf will remain
elose.l and the wafer will 10 let in solely from the
Bassis 4 Fiot. which itself is fed by the AraM
I1f. When the two Former basins were inaugu-
rated tle process OF lettng-in the water WAS very
tedious, occupying cral hours; but understand
that on the present occasion engineering science
will find means To- fill the basin in a very short
time. The Ar0m Port took ten years to p,akc.-
II was innngurael by Marie Louise, when Regent,
On August -, lsl3 III the presence Of % 900
petpc. She went down into the basin previously
10 the water being turned on. and hers tho
last foot set in it while il was dry. The second
basin (Basna d Fiot wa. terminated in 1929, and
was inanguracd b. Charlie T., then Duke Of An
gouleme. in each 81 ihess occasions specimens
of the currcnt conn If he day deposited nj
the bottom of ia. doeS. and doubtless the prece-
dent will be- fplowc AZ the inaug ~ caton of the
third basin The Enpcrpr aud Empress, |
take it for granted VIII descend to the bot
tom of the dock aud walk about, and will
he the last to leave it. A tent is nov in
course Of erection ~ the eastern end Of the basin
for the Emperor aud Empress and their suite
On either sile trbuncs with aconsi!erablc num-
pied by ladies only. From these tribunes n view If
the water coming in through the gates of the Arant
Tort Will he obtained. At the back there will be-
II reserved space whore tho cavaliers of the ladies
III the tribnne' will find standing room, but they
will be able to see nothing.- Cor. London Doiiy
.Accs.
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Inv NORTHEAST PoRrs.--On Saturday night
Newcastle was visited by II terrific storm Of thnn-
der aud lightning which continued without inter
missirn from ten o'clock till three o'clock the next
morning The rain fell in torrents; the lightning
was vivid beyond description, In Shields the
storms was equally terrific. From about four o.
clock in the afternoon the weather there had been
thick aud hnzy, and afterwards good Zeal e rnin
fell. accompanied by wind. About eight O'Clock
the wind Increased to gale, and blew with great
fury, and Mt ten fearful storm Of thunder and
lightning commenced and continued till dny gh,
Ar Sunderland. too the lightning was remarkably
clear and strong, the flashes succeeded eac. other
in rapid succession. and the rain fell in such guam
titles and with such force to wash up consider
able quantities of the material from the macada-
missed roads Several ships in the river broke
from their mornings, but sustained little injury,
they having been soon secured by the river police.
The wind changed from S.E. to NV. where it
continued to blow n severe gale. We have not
heard that any special damage has been done in
these towns but the effect Of the wind md heavy
rain upon the ful,-cared crops cannot but have
been severe. e. Nero e CAronicle.
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Tho Atlantic Telegr.lph.

As there may be some dispute, hereafter, as to
whowas the irs; man to suggest the idea Of n
submarine Geographic cable from America to
Europe. we place upon record the following letter
to the Philadelphia Inquirer. claiming the honor
for the late Colonel John II. Sherburne Of the Ar
my:
fmIL,rlLreIa. Pa, Aug. y. 1858.
Dear Sir: in reading the very interesting sketch
Of III history Of the Atautc Telegraph, in the In
qnirer Of ,vcstcrda;. it struck there lack
Ing only one important fact to make the record
complete and that is the name If the first pro-
icetor of an Oceon Ttegrdph. All honor beg leave
10 claim for the memory Of my late excellent and
lamented friend. Col John IL. Sherburnc. former
y If the u. s Army. who. believe, was the first
now some ten years since) to project. and 10 cx-
pend considerable thought. time and means upon
a Ian If a Submarine Ocean Telegraph.
Yours truly. \. Mem.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-13

MonrRN NlMRop.-lhc late Sir r. Sutton,
Bart, who was III hunting and sporting matters IL
second Nimrod, killed in Il years-from ISIS To
lSl5--the following enormous quantity Of game
Grouse 3.467; pheasants, l2.774; patrnlges ~
49,; hares. 1879 rabbits. ,4s3 woodcvtks ls:2;
snipes. l35; wild ducks, 35 quails II landrails.
4 blowers. 1 cnttrcls. l. Total l.iG5.
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Boston gsoas aud Shor ,.nsker a.

The Boot sn1 Shoe trad ~ noticed
last stern and ,outt'fl bevcs have pur ig
quite liberal, and the
be-" Ii'-" lt prospect II ilV demand weeks
looks quite cncontsgiug and the market steady and
1h" and sh goods arc
arriving daily from the ,nui "turts buyers I'M trouble
in making their selecons Hides Leather and stock
Kind, main previous prices slt tho
vii. no, be Tx ly 70 vary much "m present
months TN all Kind Of goods there little
gin rr"tt NJ the look for
nrin market For California there has been rather
ne demand trLi,Ise., ilr ia"
niue. will Increase the c"n.iuiioI M San Fran
c~c" i!ir pas: week II IN ktt From New York
notice shipments II 40
The follow ing Is ~ 81 . business tho Pension
Office nnd'r the Mar H. - months 81
and July last:
Number OF applications for "nnty lind received l79a
Number -. " arrants cerIilcArrs tssue,. go
Total number vi applications r"ori,et, co;i3
Total uninbsr Of warrants ii, ates isirt 2.atpy
To satisfy these twill rcqc lsi 1920
The public ahds, follow
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~ SALE i offer fnr stle and determined / -
the Lands ppon which now rrsilc. I he .mi lies mp
the Va q Tenn Raroai, and upon The south western
Mscsd, n.z d Road. about mi Nsrin county
seat OF Snythe VI on ifs property th.ie good
Wheat I,nd AIOms 10 aud ~ god Grass Seu
Any IL Ro, nehsm The Inrch lid nifty, NJ.
attaching t THIS property. II ia time
Land iatc,l' ckng with that .for pro.
p,rcs taken tos' thcr. wi make the hands
srah. faliI upon the Ra rosd the wal. known Mile
Ford Farm John NJ Preston Wythrvle-
Mos; =, tt entire operty assessed ~ go aud
transferable value.
viii take II assure IN showing the proper des
of purchasing Adore Marion SIN, the Va
ii.c4w WAhE SrKOTfER
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Tobnt Iu!i Not4ug done
Thursday AMI on rings w'fr "a yesterday, sai's Ut
hid nj hIds niariurrt iGi
Il IS; 3 hiri> ir'i::m uiH AID do *
alb ~ per Ou lbs BIDS his To-day
good urc-k Offered all sold PR
the finer qualities al shipping vcrt Sales
comprise bx hnr lear s. -, - hds Jugs g
a. hhds second shipping ir" "a. ~ 10 Lids ship
iron &c ZAP -; bids SGa6
81 and hhd| medium do from - eua, per lbs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-13

The TELEGR,PH News AT BEDFORD. PENN.
Mrs. Ann :. Stephens, the authoress, was atBed
ford Springs, Pa, when the news ofthe successful
laying Of the Atlantic telegraph was received at
that place. larg, company were at dinner at
the hotel. and among them President Buchanan.
Nus. Stephens says u>t as they were ready for the
dessert, gentleman came breathless into the
room and requested the attention of all, when he
announced the joyful tdngs, For n moment the
room was silent MS death-ncxt clustering eyes
peered into clustering eyes, and then, no longer
able to repress their emotions. the whole company
gave vent To their enthusiasm in the most tumult-
Gus cheers and prolonged shouting that was ever
heard-thc President joining in. The material
dessert was forgotten in the ecstatic enjoyment of
one much greater.
The band then struck up God save the Queen"
rnd Hail to the Chief"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-13

Ths Governor Of Texas has appointed Col Matt
Ward Senator In Congress to Eli the vacancy oc-
casiessa b. TIE death of Gen. Henderson. Col
Ward was beaten.fer Congress two years ago by
&s American candidate, Judge Evans. lie is not
the Matt Ward who was tried in Louisville few
ysaFssipse for the killing of Butler, but belongs
20 stlderent sInily.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-13

Fns people Of 81. Paul in Minnesota are pro-
jsosipg a overland route to the Fraser river Cold
Ninaa
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IDOUNCX S.AND WAaRaNV WIn.INC.-

ulOtSCN LAND ~ A5RANr NInAI Nc
~ I'm the LIST day OF March, 1876 Bounty Land
No - ~ f,r 40 issued the Deparm Of
tie Interior If The United Stat ARCHIBALD
fRATHEi and lafayette W. GRAY OF Lynch
burg, Va, whi,h She sad Gray believed have Ia
kcn with hun OF the i'm il Of the intel had
refused II Civ. rorc lie lett sid Prs her
y Ill 'rrni never having 5,cn il Wsrranecs pus.sin
or sold or as gne ly per legally
MAKE any as iKninen for hiui-a gnent at s,d
rant alleged - have bcI ua,e lv terson
Tor nm itaddni'' aid iorgr' cara; has filed in
Tue te era Land 'hiec =" prevent psf,.t
said Warrdrt. abd WaI;atc. apptyny the ta,
nissoh'F q fehsVi. TOR dissM # the show
Warrant AKCHinAI u ~, rIitn
aug 20 scv
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Arrival ofthe Nova Scotian.
NEWS FROM EURoFE.-TNE LATEST

The steamship Nova Sco,an arrived "a, IN York
Tue day having left ld,erpooIon the 2sth She
brings us our Rles Of London papers but they CON
tain little Of interest Lcyond those already brought
hy the Prince Albert and the Arago. Tho Cher
bourg frte was the matter of greatest interest at
the time oi the Nova Sootian's departure. We
have accounts from the London Post of the losses
occasioncI by the terrific gale Of wind of the En-
lish ,ast It's ELECTS. as will DO seen by extracts
below, were also severely felt in London
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-13

EGG Cpor OF THE UNITED SrArEs.--The Buffalo
Express. in speaking If an American staple
states that il is estimated that there are ln3 Goo
900 laying fowls i'll the country, Of which fifty
million lay one c1s day throughout the year.
This would give the annual crop of IL, $50, 100000
eggs, and these at c ght cents n dozen would he
worth Sl2l CO G6i. The cotton crop of the Uni
ted STATES. estimated at the seaboarl according to
the ee.>us of lsjo, amounted to S1S .2G4,92S. Es-
timated at the same point-that IS according to
New York prices "-lay--the egg crop of the Uni
tel States would amount to $3.50, 0l 1858, twice
much as the cotton. tobacco, rice. hay, hemp
and sugar crops OF the Southern States put toge,h-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-13

FAT MEN.--Sir .Ioh Potter, the successor of
Mr. Bright, for Mac, rs,er, in tha House of Com
mons, weighs about i5' pounds, and is the largest
member OF that body. Ia describing his fuce the
London Illustrated News SAYS:
Never since the asst man created was
there, I'VE are persua.cdl suuh disc on human
shoulders. To he t,mrtehended it must be seen.
And what a double chm he has Why. bird
might build her net on ut col On IF vantage
The only fac ever saw like Sir Johns, and
that was lorg since. tclntgcd to grazier who
once al the assi2cs # ruuntry town planted HIM
sell one smoking hot day III front If Judge Park.
where he sat perspirin" AMI wpins his face until
the frc;fl Judge ,oul not bca; the sight no long
er. Throwing down his pen he called out: Fat
man, do get out Of the way you make one hot to
lo,k II, YOU
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.AMBROTNPES.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
Come 10 the Warwick lIouae,

A IL who wish !" get kcnesses that finished the
~ most durable manner an warranted not Jade Pictures
akin Tor half the price charged al ether places This
bumhug Come AID To- yourselves the original cheap
Daguerrean Room. j. S. ARMSTRtbNG,
Arf;s
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BEIrIsH VIEWS on THE EXTENSION OF American
DoMISioN-Not only dues the London Times open
~ advoca'e tn" Annexation of Cuba by the United
States, and demonstrate the advantages that would
result 10 Great Britain from such change: but
the London Morning Herald, the rcputcd organ
of the Derby Cabinet, aud the mouthpiece of con
servati>m in England, openly advocates the ac-
QUESTION w the United States OF portion of Mex
leo, and the establishment ola protectorate, pro-
posed by Gen, Houston, over the Mexican Repub-
lie, in such form and to such ali extent as should
be necessary to secure to the Cnion good neigh
borhood, AID to the people Of Mexico the bene-
fit Of an orderly and wel-reeulatcd republican
government.
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CHEMICAL LABORATORY,
No. Q East Twelfth street.
Near University Place,
NEW YoRK, 22i July, iea2.

w above Guano descrihedby Profess Morht Wrha,n
letters from Connecticut ard Carolina speaking
the highest term. Of is quality Some prerriag il to Peru
About 90 this have been s~li wttn
ihree weeks New iurk aud Baltimore.
aug l2.d4t EDMOND, DAVENPORT & CO
limo,
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-08
State of Indiana, vigo County. e:

Iigo Circuit Cut Msyea Term. 80.
Emma Arnold -. Horace .. smith aud Asher
Norton.
BE q remembered. that on This Goth day oil
November lt5s. ~ m Afno 4 by her attefa.
~ ~ ia the oil 20 tie Clerk # sald cif
c.it Caufi hfr son IA 30 against the fad !lor.
ace 3 Smith aud asAer Norton ani also The
anidaelt ~ a disingerc.ted person that the def 1
Nonta i. not a resident Il the state II lndi.
ana he j. therefore hereby uotiatd Vi IN,
reu3ency II this astlen. and required 10 bs
aid appear ia eail Cotft At the March Term
1853. oe The first dav thereof, AVID rlssd answe'
81 dsuuf - said complaint. 81 tte ssms viii %
heard 10 hls abs.Der and decree &C. ordiaely.
AND. WILKINS, Clerk.
Lee 20 warr.. To- ! %
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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MAGAZINf' f5r lisa. tie Publishes cannot
On, reier {, The s.yulfsaet fact. that, while
neariy evesy Other literary rss.oI.ed in lhs
eoantry lost srluaA iluas 1853, under The De.
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MAGAZINE INCREASED IL clRCULA
TIox BEYOND ANY PREVIOUS YEAR
A fact Ike this needs ~ cosanent--it peaks
ssg ltse.f. All ~e only remark, ca prosecuting
II. hat Il has cnco4sa <cd use,s The work Of
prsparinxa Nagss,ae Or he HOMES OF fHE
rEOPLs. thai shall eesos % both Parsats an }
children "a a tfre an welcome friend. mere
thaa anything that has occurred since TIE IA
ital number went fsarh.
Oar Magazine will continue srder the sam e
editorial supervision a. bsioss. aud - pages
eontiaus % te largely supplied from he eds
tors pen. Other writers % ability ~sll al in
the sask Of pro1ae1ns periodical vh,ch : De
si<uel 70 meet wait that no o.heT we-x has
attempted So bseaaly t. sapply Besides the
Literary Dsp4gtmeus. there viii De. as her,to-
fore. N each ntnbrF--a Mother's Dspar.m 'nt
Health Department.. Boy and Girls 4 feas-
ury: the Toilette and Work Table: Hints for
hosseAcsPefs: and an Editorial Department.
- liable CsloFsd Fashion Plate. aoi das
EasrAvings. bssilss "A almos, endless
tAfis,y u Ne.dle.wo,k Patterns. viii cou,iaas
TO be given. la word. tie Hone Magsxius
shsli be az ihstit name implies. ~hiie ia 81
styles osssabsi.si ment aud beaety 81 sypogra
ply. -. viii nol exceed - say uagax.ae e "a
Kind l. tie e0uasfy.
Tac admirers Il Aiss Townsend uiil {,
pleased % lean that she vii Seumtncs Il
TIE January hun.bcr. a nsu story. entitled
WAIT And SEE' to be conisnard thsoagl
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