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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-01-25
PURIFY THE BLOOD!
NHOFFAT'S
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS
And Phmnix Bitters,


ME high An5 enypd celebrity which thess pre- enine
Medicines have acquired for their invaluable efficacy
in all the Diseases which they profess TO cure has render
ell s usual practice OF putting not only unnecessary bat
IN ALL CASES
Of AshIua Acute aud Chronic Rheumatismi Affections
Of tbu bladder and Kidneys
BILIOUS REvERs AND LIVER COMPLAINTS,
In the south and West, where these diseases Prevail,
they will bs found invaluable Planters, farmers and
Others. who these Medicines will never after
wards he ihou them,
TlVENEss, COLDS AND COUGHS. Cn0LIC, COR
RUFF HuaIORs, DROPslES.
DysrgpslA-No person with this distressing diselse,
should delay using these Medicines Immediately.
Eruptions Of ths Skin, ErysipeAs. Flatuleury.
FEvRR AND AGuB-Ror this scourge Of the Western
country these Medicines will be found safe speedy and
certain remedy. Other medicines leave the System sub
Jet to return Of the diseass cure by these medicines
Try them he satisfied aud be cured.
/ GENERAL DEBILlTY, GouT GIDDINEss, GRAVEL.
Headaches, Of every kind Inward FoYer lnammatofY
Rheumatism Impure Blood, Jaupdice; Loss Of Appetite
MgRouRAL DI5EAsss-Never fails 10 eradicate eutirFl
theeltees oil Mercury, Infinitely sooner than the mus
4 NfaHf SWEATs NERVOUS DEBILITY, NERVOUS
| COMPLAINTS. Of ali kinds ORGANIC AFFECTIONS
PiLglrhe original proprietor Of these Medicines wal
cured OF Piles Of 80 years standing by the nse Of he
PAINS in the Head, side Back, Limbs, Joints and Or
gans.
! Will be sure OF relief by the Life Medicines.
Rush of Blood 10 tue Head seurvey, Salt Rheum,
Swengs.
scaorulA KiSas Evit in its worst FORMS Ulcers oi
every description
WORMS II all Kinds are iiectualy expelled by these
Medicines Pnrsnis will do we'll 70 administer them
whenever their existence is Suspected Relief wilt tr
certain
The Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters
PURlFY THE BLOOD.
Prepared aud sold by
DIR WILLIAM u. M0FFAT,
a25 Broadway corner Of Anthony Street New yer
For Sale by all druggists je2e-ly"
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-01-25
WILMINGTON
House Furnishing Warehouse,

House FURNISHING WdTeLuuS6i
And Stove Emporium,
No. 2l9 (oid No. 65) Market 81, Wilmington, Del.
FLINN & JACKSON,
l. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS AND
N5d1 MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF STOVES
W9N HEATERS, RANGES, WATER COOLERS, M
~ PERPETRATORS, TIN, COPPER, AND SHEET
IRON WARE and Importers Of Table Cutlery and Fancy
JETE have on hand large assortment of Stoves Adapad
w either to the paror Chamber Kitchen Store or VI
hce-GGs consuming and plain.
sANFORDS $1,000 Patent Challenge Heater either por-
table set in brick adapted Tor Churches sch.0s pr-
vae residences and Stores Also number Of other pat
terms. Constantly on hand, an assortment OF Hot Ar
Registers and VentilatorH
Cooking Ranges, Gas Ovcns and Bath Boilers,
Colds Patent Steam Heating Apparatus put up in
Stores and ReHider ces--ecopomicala and safe.
Silver Plated Ware
on Fine Alhatta hets such Tea Desert Salt Mustard
and Table Spoons Table, Desert and oyster Forks oyh
ter Soup and Gravy Ladies' Butter Knives Casters Cake
Baskets Coffee urns, &c.
Britannia and Planished Ware.
Coffee and Tea Pots Coffee uTns, Casters Ice Pitchers
cream and Molassss Cups Sugar and slop Bowls Ampe
spittoons candesiicks Ladies'. Spoons Butter Kettles
Egg Boilers. Beef Steak and Chatting Dishes Soup tn
TARLE, KITCHEN & FANCY HARDWARE.
Ivory Knives and Forks; do Carvers, Butchers
and Saw Knives Bird Cages Looking Glasses, walters,
oil Cloths Floor and Table Mate, Bath Tubs. Hin and
Sponge Baths, BruRhes Sleeves Coffee Mills sad irons
Iapanued Wooden and Hollow Ware Porcelain sud Tin
Scissors Pocket Knives, lIazorf, strops, Ice Cream
fraezera Gas Shades, Stair Rods Coal nole ShoTell
lanterns, Brass Kettles, MIX Pansi Window Wire Brick
! Makers Foundry and Brick Mason Slaves; Trowels,
Spades and Shoyes znc Coprer Brass ana sheet Iron
! aud all kinds of Tin ware; Coal OIL and Lamps
| METALLIC ROOFING. SCOUTING and quTfEKINu.
Particular attention given to Iohhing; Lining ualleya
with Zinr or IRON speaking 1uies put in Vessels OF
Houses RepAl for all Patterns of Stoves and Ranges
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-01-25
FOR SALE

- beautiful country seat with two or NOR
zezsN acres OF land, within mile Of Wilmington,
ssN Del. Mansion House ~ by 80 feet, three stories,
lssss VA handsomely finished with wide veranda front
G-AskeaA aud one side, portable gas works. and
water rced the third story with all the modern I'M
proyements large stable carriage house, Sci all the
hui dings new having been eeCed within the last
three years without regard to expense, groundh
handsomely laid with the choicest thade trees and
evegreena This property Is worthy Of the attention Of
anygenteman In want nj desirable country residence
as il Is eonHdered one Of the best properties the
city. The pavement II extended within few bundled
yards Of the premises For further information apply OF
addres, SAMUEL u, THOMSON, Real Estate Agent t0t
Market street. Wilmington, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-01-25
The Peoples Cook Book.
MODERN COOKERY
In ALL ITS BRANCHES.
BY Miss ELIZA ACTO
CAREFULLY REVISED ny MRS S. J. HALE.

OhhEtbhh1 hEflGAfH w Mho O. j. iAAbEs
1T TELLS YOu How to choose all kinds of Meats PouI.
Try, and Game with all the various
aud most approved modes Of dressing
and cooking Beet aud TO k; also the
bert and simplest way Of Aaltng,
pickling and curing he SAME,
1T TELLS YOU All the various and most approved
modes of dressing, cooking and boning
Mutton Lamb, NeA Poultry and
q ne of all kinds, with the different
DR. ssngs, GRAVES, aud stuhlngs ap-
propriate to each
IT TELLS YOU How 10 ehoos'. clean; and preserve
fish Of all Kinds, and how to sweeten
il when tainted also all the various
aud ost approved modes Of cooking,
with tho diff rent Dressings, Sauces,
and ravoriugs appropriate TO each.
1T TELLS YOU All the various aud most approved
modes OF preparing over my different
kinds OF NJ Al, Fish, Fowl Game, and
Vege able Soups. Broths and stews,
with the R-lsl-s and sessonugs APP
pr pirate tn each
IT TELLS YOU All the various and most approved
modes II cooFin' Petables Of every
Pikits, Catst q. nd Curries Of all
kinds, Pottei Meals, Fish, Game,
Mushrooms, &C.
1T TELLS YOU All the various and most approved
modes OF preparing and cooking all
kinds Of Plain and Fancy Pastry,
Puddngs. Omtlettes Frltters, Cakes,
Confectionery, reaerses Ielief, and
Sweet Dishes Of every description
IT TELLS YOU All the various and most approved
modes of making Bread, Rusks Muf
hna and Biscuit, the best method
preparing Coffee Chocolate, and lea
and how to make syrups, Cordials
and WineA Of various kinds
1T TELLS YOU How to set ont and ornament Table
how 10 Carve all uds Of fieh, FLESH
or Fowl, and in short, how 10 so sim
plifY the whole Art Of Cooking as to
bring tho choicest uxuries Of the
table within everybody's reach
The hook contains 4ls pages, and upwards twelve
hundred Recipes all Of which the results Of actual
experience having been fully and carefully tested under
the personal superintendent Of the writer's It is printed
in clear and open type illustrated with appropriate
and will bA forwarded to address, neatly
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-01-25

A SUPERIOR FARM and MIL located in st. Georges
II Hundred, New Castle County, Delaware, near the
Delaware Railroad and within three miles OF Odessa CON
tanning 1875 OF land IN high state Of cultivation ON
which are good firm buildings snd superior Mill now
doing excellent bus This farm ia situated In one
Of the best improved nsghborocda in the County, cun
vensnt to Schools Church, &c., we'll fenced aud watered
about in Peach Trees Of choice varieties i fun
bearing; will be sold accommodating terms and pos
session given by the 18th Of december Ten thousand
dollars remain secured on the premises
For further information apply N address,
SAML THOMSON, Real Estate Agent,
iy17 SOC Market street, Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-01-25
LIVERY STABLES.

Horses and Carriages for Hire,
CA by John Kirkislan. e,s}sEk
~ THE . 1dsrsigned having made e1- NJ
-tsnsya itioHs 10 his stock Of HORSES. CAR
RACES &c, wo respectfully inform the public that he
now prepared ,urnsh them with any article in his
line at the shorte notice and the most liberal terms
Ills Carriages are made by the best makers and for style
and finish cannot he surpassed by those of the larger cities
Trusting that the citizens OF Wilmington will appreciate
bis efforts please he respectfully soliss their patronage
JOHN KIKKMAN,
Third IT., between Walnut and Poplar.
j. KIRKMAN would also taks this opportunity to say to
nderakers and otherH that he has Just had finished
very beautiful and costly kARsE, which makes his Aeill
lies for attending funerals complete He Is prepared
to fill all orders they may favor him With at the shortest
notice. and on the most liberal terms. Via
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-01-25

hsaa good firn OF 90 Rerea less, in Bran
1.iW dywine Hundred, on the Turupike road leading
E.aNH to West Chester. 81, miles from Wilmington
divided Into niue fields, and two lots, we'll tenced
we'll watrred aud In good state Of cultivation, and hav
ing been lined Rshed. guanoed and manuIed. Therui
new barn, about u feet square, including overlhoo
with potato or root house under the gangway yard 70
by 20 iaet enclosed with stone wall eight feet high
slahlinV horses and - tn ~ cows also olerAbly
good dwelling house. three houses thereon &C.
For milk dairy, grain grazing farm It would be de-
arabe and will he sold for $50 per liberal terms
Apply to SAMUEL McCAULLEY, Seventh aud Poplar
streets, Wilmington, Del, or WM MecAuLLEf,
an II COG Market sireat
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-01-25
REAL ESTATE.

"a FARMS -
I'll; FOR SALE. G
No. 2oaled Pine Grove" containing ITO acres, more
or less within mile Of Wilmington with Mansion, Tress
Ma sh lsrgs modern Mansion containing IL rooms
with 20 acres OF land morgpr less, within mile Of VIII
mingOn with ana snoieS H fH ,rs sss anu
No 4-Adjoins No. 3-contalning acre o. land with
handsome Dwelling we'll shaded aud stabling Nos. j
any H Psrm Of pi acres more or less miles south
ery from Kennet Square, Chester Co, Pa, with barn,
oui.buildings, fruit, &c. in good order. .,,,..
No. GA Farm OF 70 acres on the road from Milown
un Mil Creek Hal to Newark within u miles OF Mill
Town i; In good order and with fair buildings.
GA Farm In good order and good buildings ofso
acres in BrAndywne Hundred miles from Wilmington,
~ miles from the Depot at the Practical Farmer with
No. s,-s5 acres for SALE within miles Of Kennett
Square towards theilrandywine, along the airoadwih
good buildngEtwo Dwellings, and would divide Wei IN
No "a Farm of ia acres In AppOqulnimnk Hundred
within miles of Blackblrd st tioni with pni'dnss anu
No VA Farm Of 80 acres in Rsnnett Township chea
ter County, With good Buildings, Orchards 1eH anu IN
No ia Farm of 1874 acres of land within rs
wilmington divided into eldh with reasonable pnila
NJ. i2-s0 acres Of land within miles of Wilmington,
pretty good buildings in fair ORDER suitable lot Truck
No Ia-ls acres of land in Brandywne Hundred with
In X miles Of wilmington, with Orchard and comiorla'
BILE buildings. and within half mile Of shpleys Man
sion. There ia beautiful site thereon, overlooking the
| Delaware, for a mansion. -.
No l4-3O acres Of land within 2N miles Of Whining
ton in BrAudywine Hundred with comfortable old build
| ingF and shade trees.
No 15s-l6O acres on Fouk Road, in Brandywlne Hun
| dred, with old buildings, and fruit.
No. 16-About 10 acres, with good, nearly new stone
| House. and out-buildnge.
No. lT-25 acres, mostly WoOdlRnd-no buldlEg6-or
the Bfandywins, miles from Wilmington.
No. $50 Of excellent Land. and moderate Build
ngs, near old Blue Ball, in Chrstiana Hd
No. lg-An excellent Farm Of so acres IN Drandywln
Hundred Taleyvill with good Dwelling and out
buildings. II ISL excellent order.
No. 2D-650 acres of Land and Cedar Swamp for sale
Appo4ulnimnk Hundred-a bargain.
No 2l66 acres Of Land In chrl tianA Hundred, with
In ~ miles Of wilmngton-good improvements.
No. IA Farm of 70 In Brandywine Hundred
within miles Of Wilmington.
No. 2l.--tlI acres Of good Land, DO or 90 Of which
good Woodland, within milea Of Dover and miles
Dupont Station
No. 2A--An excellent Dwelling, and two or three Tent
ments with Out-buildings aud 10 Of Land on th
Philadelphia and Wilmington Turnpike, miles from WI
mlngton Apply to w MUAuLLEf,
dee3 No. 1853 Market 81. Wilmington Del
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-01-25
BLINDS. &c.
Furniture and Venitian Blinds
BOOK STORES.
NEW BOOKSI

NEW bOOh0I
Al 3. S. Il Buffers Book and Newspaper Store,
420 MARKET Street,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
Notes on Nursing by Florence Nlghtin sale-60 cts.
Lucy Cruftoh-7b cts
Travel and study In Italy-15 cts.
CAmpbells Agriculture-Sl.95.
Art Reer atiOns. mpete guide to Ornamental
Wor.-$l60.
The LAdys Manual Of Fancy work-$l25.
Ten Thousand Wonderful Things-Maryeous and
Rare, Odd Curious, Quaint Eccentric and Extraordinary
81.
Life In spaln-$l.
Adventures OF Jonathan Homebred-Sl.
The Ofigin Of species, by DArwin-s t26.
Mirhelets New work-Woman LEA Remme) ST.
Asso Love IL Amour) 81.
comparatively,
stories or Famous Ballads for Children by Green
W0Od-b0 cts
The Fate Of Sir John franklin Discovsrsd-bOcllu-
tock's Narratlve--Sl
The Secret out or 1000 Tricks with cards-$l
Ali the sgiElnes for Maten together with all the
Daily and Weekly Newspapers, Stationery Fancy Goods
&c. in q eat variety.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-01-25
MEDICAL.

MEDICAL.
TO THE AFFLICTED.
For Ague.
Use nriughurst's Asus Dose,
use osgoodis India ChoAgogus
Use Psschars Asue Mixture, SC.
For weak OF Inflamed Eyes.
Use Brnghurst's Eye Water,
use 1hompsons Rye Water
rse l'oor Richards Eye Water,
Use Becker's Eye Balsau
For Coughs.
u'v '''OSNo'' ~ So Sssr Sy Gassry pse,o
Use JAYncs k1peetorans
For Dyspepsia.
r-c Brins4ststs DyspsPtie rllIs g, ,.o,,, ,,,n
Use Comp. syrup OF phosphates
Comp. syrupof Hypophosphites,
hosiettsrs Biters,
Huodands Gelman Dittcrs
For Worms.
ust llringhursta Worm Syrup,
D'''A e''' Use Fahnsstock's ysrmituge, Sc.
For Hernia or Rupture.
Go to T. Bringhulat Co and be lifted with Truss.
For FIatnlence.
Use Bhuphursts Ginger Lozeuges
For Children Teething.
Vs. ''''' '''''' |'''' Tse bowers Infln, cortla
For a Cathartic or Purge
Use Brnghursts Purgatye Syrup q substitute for Cas-
tor OH
Use Bringhursts Purgatve Pills, cougar coRted,l
usa Citrate Of Masnesia,
Use seiditz Powders, &c,
For Purifying the Blood.
use Brlnghursts Alternative Syrup,
Ayers SarEapnrilla,
Bulls sArssparilla,
Peruvian Syrup, &c.
For Constipation.
Use Rringhurats purgatlys Syrup
ar of those superior Elastic syruges sold by E. Bring
hurst Co.
For Diet
use sAgO Tapioca, Irama, Pure Chocolate Gelatin OF
lunkbt made with Bringhursts Liquid Renne
For Illuminating Purposes,
Ise tue genuine Kerosene Oil with those superior
low priced Lamps, sold by
EDW. BRIN0HURST & CO.,
MANUFACTURING PHARMAGEuTlsTs,
Corner Of Mdrket and Sixth Sts., Wilmington.
senl6
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-01-25
GROCERIES.
Groceries, Wholesale and Retail

JACOB s. WELDIN
sz3s5a RESPECTFULLY informs the citizen Of Wtming-
IN III tom and the public generally, that hs has on hand
~ ,at his old established stand, At the corner Of eEV
ENIf ii aud KING ets general assortment Of we'll select
oil Family Groceries, which he will sell At the lowest prices
and on the most Reasonable terns Having for number
Of wears been engaged In the business he respectfully In
ytes the public to call and examine his stock as he feels
cophdenti will give ratistlon, te
Shreveport daily news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1861-1861, 1861-04-13
NEWS.
THE WAR BEGUN.
CHARLESTON, April 8, 1861.

CHARLESTON, April y, 1861.
The aim Of the expedition just fit
ted out at the North by the Lincoln
administration is now fully manifest
ed, and at the same time the duplicity
and treachery Of the Washington
government IS revealed.
The pretenses of an intention to
evacuate Fort Sumter We're nothing
more than a feint to lull the Confede-
rate States into security.
This morning several war vessels,
bearing the United States flag, ap-
peared off Charleston harbor. They
are now outside the bar, waiting for
the food tide, to enable them to come
up.
They will probably make the at
tempt tonight.
This demonstration has produced
the most unbounded excitement in
Charleston, and has excited the mill
tary enthusiasm Of our people to the
very highest point.
All the reserved city forces were
called out and ordered to the batteries
and forts at midnight.
The country regiments have been
summoned by telegraph, and will re-
spond to the call with alacrity.
They are now pouring into the city
by every train. BY tonight we shall
have six thousand men under arms.
The authorities here have received
an official notification that Fort Sum-
ter will be provisioned, peaceably if
possible, but forcibly if necessary to
use force for the purpose.
The war has actually begun. Every
body is preparing for the conflict.
We shall give the enemy a hot recep-
ton.
We entertainno doubt that we shall
repel the attack. Gen. Beauregard's
arrangements are admirable.
Shreveport daily news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1861-1861, 1861-04-13
Consignses of Merchandise.

HOWELL & Observation-Disclosures
lin College, j. II. Jones, Flournoy
g. Rhodes, Reid & Jones, Cooke Il
Watson, b. KILLER, Boren& Douglass,
Jno. \. Rop S. a. Scott, II. Mar
shall, j. l.. Philleo, w. w. Har-
per. $. Flournoy, w. Flournoy, DR..
A. Flournoy, ST., B. w. McEachon,
w. +. Thompson, j. NJ. Mark, j. A.
Swink, 3. A, Johnston, Thomas La
cv, s. & Co.. Rusk, VIM. Weaver,
Sanders & Sheppard, p. II. Brown,
Thos. j. }. Littlejohn, f. G. Hart,
David l.. RGssen, V. Z. Il j. p.
Whitaker.
SIMPSON K CALHouN--Jacob
Smith, Jas. u. Fullilove, j. w.
Hill, John Holmes, A. w. Marshall,
j. Fl. Tucker, Q. S. Wells, John T..
Hall, Mrs. NJ. B. Rochelle, A. j. Pick
ems, John Ashtin, II. G.. GOWN u Co.
Rull 4 Baker, Samuel Ivey, Il. B..
Erwin, j. a. Ross, NJ. johnson, A.
Mccoy, J. Quberry, Q. Hamilton,
Mrs. NJ. Wright, Watson Cook &
Co., r. b. Cory, A. Green, Samuel
Edmonds, Q. Sullivon, J. J. Guice,
j. Is. Ogilvie, Mrs. l.. j. Willis.
A. w. Hull 4 Cow. A. Scott,
Mathew Hodges, Pegram & Green
hill, j. H. ROBBERS, Miller Mcclellan
x CO., George Iarbrough, Est. b. F.
Epps, j. B. Hill, f. II. Baugh, IL.
c. Ashton,.J. A. McRady, Mrs. V.
S. Metcalf, S. b. Hendricks, w. G.
Whitaker, j. II. Muckleroy, l.. g. A.
Mayer, N. j. Moore, John Foster,
II. r. Cabinass, A. B. Graham.
Shreveport daily news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1861-1861, 1861-04-13

tie says THE cost and labor at
tached to juch an establishment will
be great, nd I trust the citizens Of
Shreveport and vicinity will with
alacrity esist in the accomplishment
of this Enterprise" There is no
branch o. business which adds so
much to he growth and Importance
Of a city rs newspapers. Instead Of
living q,on the community, they
bring m,ney into a place for miles
in evey direction. The success
Of newspapers is a fair index
to the prosperity of a city, and the
enlargement of a paper expresses the
expanjon Of a city and the increas-
ing intelligence ofthe people. While
our advantages for communicating
news are increased, our facilities
for receiving it by mail should keep
pace With our improvements.
A notice of this sort we did not ex-
pect rom our friend Lacy, for reason
that ,at the time it appeared in the
columns of the Gazette, we We're
who lily unacquainted with its editor.
Wehave since made his acquaintance
andpronounce him gentleman in the
true sense of the word, and, thanking
him for the above polite notice, wish
success to his now improved paper,
which by the way, is second to none
in the State.
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Hence .'Pertersom's Is emf,huticalzy
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The stories in Jefferson" are con-
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Strangers Guide.


COURT Housj Texas street, on Ed
wards.
BRANCH CItBNs' BANK, Milan st.
corner Ma kit.
Posi- OFFId, Market street, near
PREspyrEyAa CHURCH, Rev. Mr..
M'Allists ol Market and Milan SITS.
BAPTIST @ ''cH, Rev. G. Il. Tucker,
corner O Market and Travis SITS.
METHODIST IURCH, Rev s.. Is. Surat,
corner q Nrrket and Fannin SITS.
EPIscoPAtA> CHURCH, Rey. A. B.
Russell homer of Market and Fanin
streets!
CAruoLr e. ORCH, Rev. j. Pierre, on
Fannij htwcen Edward and Mar
r shall fret.
IsRAELIE CHURCH, Rev. +. Sarner,
Texd str near the Court House.
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zotin engravings scriptural and others;
superb colored fashion-plates; model
cottages, with plans-a most admira-
bic set Of illustrations; and what more
particlarly interest the ladies undoubt-
ed receipts; music, knitting, netting,
chenille-work, crochet-work, flower
work, patchwork, hair braiding chill
dren's and infant s clothes, capes, caps,
chemisetts, &c, in fine, everything
that can interest lady, will find its
Appropriate place in this Ladies book.
Added to this, the literature is by
the best writers in America. and is
paid for, not taken from British works.
Zerns:
l Copy one year So 90
2 Copies one year 5 90
Copies one year 10 90
II Copies one year 20 90
Postage, two cents on each number.
Address l.. A. Cooley.
1913 Chestnut ST, Philadelphia