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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-11


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'h'S P.Ac' are 9H're wealth. $50 poverty GU
som p'oploeome win more riches th1h others
10 lc sure
" And is it as good thing to be rich acre IS
it & on earth
Better Poverty here 1, drcadfil i1r here
none lend, and none give"
Il lefta gr,tt deal Of money behinl mc :
en- gctat il now? =
" Certainly aJt sh Ia have Brought
more
g. Alas, did no; know wos coming here.
.But am quick and hard working coali
make money easily enough in ths c,rth cam,
Cr,m Can money b, mad, here?"
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Ilsw-how
..F.nloat Yourself"
The man escaped M.
Iv,ko n second time. revolving all / had seer
i, NV dr,,fo. and much struck by the eur1sai,
and nracteal character Of the whole ." ).
ycrv o33 "I snid. that money saoull BE- o
u.e AMONGST the dead. / will write down thi
dream to morrow morning AMI began 1
iunro,s all its ds,ails on nv memory. Will
81 emnl,vel lell asls,p 40 lin. and asain nun,
myself exactly in the sam, spot on which ha,
last stood IN this Singular dream ! (,lt IN,
Ipock,s-luly one pound twelve still. Wha
a fol was not u take advantage OF my waking
and brinc more money with ne +" sad wit
n sicb
now came into des)late hauqGet-hAll il
, the mils. was an immense table, and seyero
thousand persons were sitting down to feast
observed ornaments Of plate on the table, am
great pr3lusion OF wine approached tn
s table was full there was 40 room iormc And
! indeed. tbgasa still hungry, had no desire
ioin the bauqucurs | felt as if We're not y
, them no social sentiment bound me u then
I Ba, now. for the first time, perceived womc
+. women at the table. That sight gave N
+ Measure. began to count them. At first
e only distinguished one or two gradually tn
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-11

A lady in Charleston, S. c., few nights ago
had three children at birth. Prentice makes
the event an occasion to say that Charleston
continues to be port OF delivery.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-14
A GOLD DOLLAR POUND.

4 Noy,L CIEoussT.>eI In isSs, Df.
ilcrick ordered NJ. foreman 10 enclose 10 box
ct b.. Sugar Coated P,ll. new gold dollar--aI.o
short letter. requesting the hsier OF the d0!isr.
ot rather the p.'sAa's ofihs boS Of pll. con,aiu.
az Il. 20 address Dr. lletrick. naming h.. reel.
islcs. date, etc. II nov aPPear. that the baS
80. parcha.sd by NJ. Amas Stephenson. ofiioa--
ton. rcNas,-~ho, ina letter TO Do. lisu,ck,
dated NAY i6,h lseO, say. -" "a opcuing =
boN Of yos' Pill. purchased thu. day Judge Of M,
surprise on fading a geld dsHar. On examining
the directions. : note Of reqps., ~a'sl'o found
NJ, l,tIle daughter claim. the dollar. throush
~h,ch ! have made . hole, aad .. write. IL.
suspended iron her Beck. Nth ribboa." The
Druggist "a IiOu.,on parchssed hi. .upPl, Of Pills
"a Ne~ NoTk. aad the New York Druggist. direct
rom Nc. Herrck.
Use sdverIi'emsn,on fourth page.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-14

NV NoEK. June IL. A dispatch 20 the
1ritune rciterate- the report OF an attack
on the Michigan Regiment at Baltimore
and the shooting Of a rowdy BY an orderly
sergeant. Also that shot was cred 10 10
The cars two miles from Baltimore. IL WAS
r~dorted when the Miehiganders passed the
Relay House that the picsets had been At
tackled. who killed four OF the rebels. The
Regiment reports that they received a hear
" welcome from the women IN Baltimore.
bu, 40 kindly greeting from any Of the male
inhabitants
The Herald correspondent has reason TO
believe that General Scott leaves for Fre!-
eriek. 10 command The federal forces in per-
son
Jane. Pollard Of the Third Maine Reri-
ment was accidentally shot ia the lee on
saturday. but no; dangerously.
II b. reported that there Is dissatisfaction
AZ llarTer's Ferry. three companies refusing
% drill only under the stars and stripes.
IL Il. reported that the Cabinet after q
lon: session 10. day. decided 20 instruct Gen.
Butler not TO receive any NOR, fugitive. in.
70 Fort Monroe. bot no instruction. ar, CIV
en- him 81 send them back, but 20 let such
property alone.
wAsnrNGroS. June II. Assurances have
been received that the Belgian Government
would not recognize the southern Coufei.
oracy in any form. The reported importa-
ton Of arms from thence into the South q,
greatly exaggerated.
Prom the best available sources il IL be-
lieyed that the entire rebel force in Virginia
doss no, exceed 80. OOO or 60,0O0.
The rebels. IL i reliably ascer,ained, have
for two or three day. been moving from Has,
Ter. Ferry 10 Winchester. and ibence tow
ard Manassas a. iasi as wagons could bs
procured 10 convey their baggage.
LOUISVILLE, ny. June llth. The
Charleston Mercury Of the 9th, reports that
sprivaiser captured Of Georgetown Port
land brig valued at $40, 600.
savannah papers Of the 9Th, state the
chip Seba.tieOok Of Bath. Me-, was seized
by she eollseioa Of the port. in consequences
Of her remaining longer than allowed by
Law.
FST1SSicK, No, June n. Much dis-at-
I.iaciioh is reported to e1is, anon, the
Keniuckians on Maryland Hight., and a
rumor Is eurren, hsrs that in . few day,
they intend displaying the Stars and Stripes
and desert IN 4 body.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-14
sTATE nE MAINE.

OXFORD, sat Court OF Couu,y Commits.
.ion,r, l-sua aai hoLl.n at Psr,., IN snd lor
the Cuunt, oi ONinfd. on he .crond Tuesday
II NAV. 4. ID, lsel. bc,us the fourteenth day
IT BE- monlh,
ORDERED. that isN ~ ono hundrrd and 6f.
" " dollar. sni ih,uS-st> ceai. t. a.sss'sd On
tosn,hip No. ), Rang, I, ~ si'd couni, OF On
ford, 20 r~gst all op~n the tusi 10 -aid rowu'
.hip isad,ag frOm near the hoa.s Of y W. Bea.
bett 80 ssid tosn.hip TO the state ha", TO meet
IN. C,1ui, road IN Coo. County y. IL, lciin,
from pnrin's Fall 10 toe State ln- "a the Ne.
raiLoy., ri,sr s-tlIewen,. Add David ". slur'
l,,ant is Appointed ngcat To rNpsni the sane.
Also, that a sN u on. hualred dollars ani hliy
four seat., h. a..s..ei ca rown,hip No. 5, lsnge
?, IN ,a,d Coaniy IL oNfofd, to repair anu oI-a
the & ,oniy rosd in 'ad township. Aud EnVch
u. whittciRofe 70 apPoinlei agea, To espcnd the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-14
PILES! PILES! PILES f!
VIVA, i.ur How euredi Thou.a

What ~ % ' How cured Thousands OF
rsr-ons have r,lcs-suier Zoe y~sn With the
dissssc-,et iew kpo~ what u -. or how u u
rurrd. ESsry case Of piles, ~hether manifested
~ ths t,fta 81 external tasst.. 'elasnt hsediags,
~ yoicnt itch,ng and irritation. depeads essen
tall, upoa congestion of the abdominal 'eno-s
C,rcuhiion. THIS proince. the sngorgement.
iltruu of the yria., tormiI,oa ofIamoT., hemorr-
hagrs, pain and suffering; sud the d,seass can
onI, D. uaismsat,ll, cured by me licine, which f,
takra internally, relieve this Veuoas congestion.
Ilcnre oinincais, WASHES. ani even injections,
are ,nsdegt,sl
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC PILE
SPECIFIC. .,mplc sugar pm. uken two o.
thtre tim.s q day, cure. the li.sass u, cufing
the Coud,t,oa upon ~h,Ch the disease depend.
llnndrvis have tsea CURED hy u, eysn 81 the most
obstinate cases. All ~i'l ~ promptly bsnehu'd
b, u. ftic., 80 cent. hoN.
Ssath, ma,l 90 rNpfs.s. free Of charge 90 re.
csipt OF the pr,cr Addrr-s
In. q. HUMPHREYS h CO,
We. So. Broadwsy. Ncs York.
See Advertisement ~ alathsf column.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-14
AlieIn,iNr.

The subtle chemical saiatie. are ever at woik
ior the waste ~ reno,aiion Of the tissues. The
Peruvian Surup with it, chemical element, iron.
pf..cnt. 10 the LlonioTy oil ls an sgeaI sset &C.
tive, nj can never H. ab.eut without derange-
rnrut Of the vital iusction.. IN this slow and a.
tsrat,s prcc,s., Il .. Truly renoyatias and lie
g,v,ag msi'ciae.
pos,on, Dec. isSs.
Gsnllemca' In April last I suffered tom inli.
ge.tian. disoulcred liver, and an unconquerahle
l,rgsor which made Il extremely 'Tksome TO me 10
aiisal to business. I rc.oHsd 10 the use Of fe-
ruyian syrup, which had most gcn,al effect up
on nv system sas sooa Iesissed by u o. nv
usual health and spifit.. cheeTfdlly recommend
ih,. a. a valuable ned,ciae 10 persons Who are
,uicfins iron Indigestion oT debility, or any of
the compl,iut. incid.nt o. person. Of sedeateTs
hsbr.. especially those Who 10 not take .nthcient
outdoor exercise. JOHN X. BAZlN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-14

ICoUGHs. The sudden changes Of onr eli.
mate sr, sourcr. Of Ps,-saa'y, BgsSA,ai aad
isiA-ahc Affrf,sss. ESpeT,snce having proved
that simple fstnediss oilrn act spcedi, snd Ger.
lsinl, ~hcn taken IN the earth stage. u the de
s,ss. recourse .hoaid at oncr b. hal to" Brosrs''
Brgsshsi Decks" or btcuge., lct the Coil,
Consh, or lfr,taiioa u the Throat L. ever -
SIGH a. by this prrcsution more serious at
tack nav H. sfrctHally wsrdcd "a. frEtIC
>rS.EEEs and SIsaEEs ~,ll 6nd then sh~c-
iu,l Zoe cl-sf'ng and strengthening the voice See
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-14
Manny's Patent
COMBINED
MOWER and REAPER,
For Ono and Two Horses.

ron SALE ~ THE SUBSCRIBER.
JN coming before the publ,, Ne do not propose
~ habit up our m,chl~r -, mnning Others
down. q. .o,nr ssrni. have attempted to do, hii
.imp, appeal 10 YOUR judgmra, ~ reference 10 the
true merit. Of the Mann, Machine. have had
several wear. experience n selling Mower. Of DIFF
lerrut kind.. and knpw i,om practical experience
an observation "a IN. held. what ;. wantrd by the
triuei. 81 Maine. ! prefer u give evidence Of
IT. real ~oith, rather th,S get up hasly ~ord-d
preface To mi.lesd The hose., seeker after the lies.
nschia~. ~ould refer lho'e IA Wan, 81 the best
machine % the 6ll,siag name. Of geniLmen
who's statement. can H. rrli-d on. Robert Mat
tin, Esq. Daniel Field. Esq. Dsn'ilc; John u.
Pul.ifer. Poland; Levi 4 Alexander =. IhayeI,
Paris; VIM. Mo.d,, Rnmiord; Brown \ Be,n
AMI iIunphrcy I.ean. Bethel; Jsme. W. Cla,k,
Ando,sT: C,prian II 4. q. Hall, 80. Pari', ~h"
used the Many Machine Last year. Any ooe
Wishing for Information ~ regard To- the abnNe
machine, will address the subscriber. at so. Paris.
MAY 20, is6i. WA. SWEET, Agent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-14

Common Cnglish. $500
Higher EagG.h and Languages. 400
The Academy building has recently been ~
moisled ani - 10 - Be~ly furnished. The
grousi. are made pleasant sad desirable. The
school - nv established on new and permanent
basis. Arrangements lsing rsp'dlS completed
% supply the school With al sihc,ent corp. oi
tslchef. IN each department., from Elementary
Eaglish % the Natural Sciences and Languages
The ooufse II instruction. Will L. thorough and
practical and ever eiort pat 6rh 10 gave all
In-mbef. oi the school systematic kno~ledg- Of
the branch-s they may h. parsping, whether a.
preparatory TO collegiate cour.r, a. 'esehers, OF
iur active business.
Board can h. ob,aiael in good families, snd at
the pabhc hoase, at from ~ 20 % $500 pr
week, exclusive Of wood .,d lights.
Zoe further particular. adirs.. the Principal.
~ Aiyah Iisrs-,. ESQ, soaih Paris.
;. q. NoRCRoSs, Principal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-14
For Sore Throat. HONEYWELL. uai,.r.al

Cough Remedy Ia. proved itself perfect remedy
Coz this trooolesome complaint, result every ons
might expect, and every one vii experience b,
trial. Ii 10 so pleasant IN application, and 80
.oothins 10 the isdsmsd thrcsi. tia, tts effect 10
almost instantaneous. There 10 probably no great.
az ,rro, committed thaa that Of mt attending TO
compliant. Of THE kisi - earl, stages Of attack
q. psolaby mos, case. % consumption are pro-
d,.csd b, the peslsct of Throat Complaints ihaa
an, other. Being fres OF all componeats 10 dc.
tub The most delicate constitutions, Ne ask IN
eonhdcaoe, q trial. A. the Uniyer.sl Cough
Rsms,, and hs astonishing results ar- BY new de-
,shpmeats in medicine. may Ne a.k al 20 b. sure
asi get the gensinc 10 Insure success. Sold N,
all rs.pectabls dealers. See advertisement.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-14
1000 Rolls Room Paper

rI,lIE sub.cfiler. have just received the largest
stock Of R"om Paper aud Borders ever offer.
Ell cor sale Ia thi. ,,e'niiy, at prices that del.
competition.
We ha,. common paper from To I'D cents.
Single Enam-Ld. ~ to u ceut,.
pOuble Inameled. aud Satin Parlor, u TO u
cents.
They comprise the latest styles. and ", lie sold
ehe.p. Call aud see before Purchasing elsewhere.
A.OSCAR MOVES + BRO.
NORWAY, April p. 1861. swl3
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-14
n A K X ! Z d

Ia Browu,ilL, 2ah uh 10, NJ. 4. N. Croker
q Me. &. Ausu.u Works, ofBto~nv,lle.
H. waldoboto. ith last q, Rev. liearN VI. Vail,
of Stahgtdy,lis, Coan., 10 M,s Martha e.,
daughter II la. X. a.. wsbb. Of ".
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-14
Improve your Stock.

,rHOsE Farmer. and stock-grOs-t. tho de-
sire 20 Improve their Neat STOCK b, TIE IN
@s,oa of the yery b~., blood "a the World ~.
hereby informed that the, mss had the 'pleni
Ilrr,fnFd Ball " YOUNG SILVER OF unionh''
81 parity u bL,od sni from the very bet inpot,a-
L,on. from EsrOps, at the residence OF pAh'o'
foHHts, Es'l., at sOaih Paris.
Al pet.oa. rs.idiag one nile OF more distant
can have the services q said animal iOt o.s dollar
each, cash, at the tia- & service. Al others
Will - charged two dollars. HENRY PIKE.
South PARIS, NAY IS, lsei.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-14
THE DODuCCER.

Thu. wOndsr(al article. ju.t psien'ej. !. some
thing ssiv,ly new. AND never bsiSr, offered to
agea,., Who are wanted ,,e'y~here. Particular.
scat five. Address, SHAW 4 CLARK,
iy6 Biddsfofd, Me.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-14
d. Z d

On the iIth inst. EIckicl, iufsat 900 Of Fac
kisl Jlcksoa Of NORWAY aged tao months.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-14
WHISPERS OR A MUSTACHE

~ from THREE To- .i> weeks. Thu. s'i,cle :. the
oal, oos OF the kini need by the frr"ch. and N
I.ondnn ADD Paris u - IN unirs'saI u.-.
n - q b.auiilul, economical, soothing, vet
stimulating compound, sci'n. q. b, magic upon
The roots. casing a lesuiilul gfusih Of mSufanl
h.r. lfspphcd - the scsp, u ~'ll cur H,tp'
>Tss. and cause a. 'pfing ~ ~ plse" 81 ia" ' "
.,1,. the gr,~th II p-s hair. Applied &C.
cutiiug 10 directions, Il wi tara Ntp 90 tow
hair D,NE, aud rc,iot- gu,y hair 20 - original
cnlf, L,,iag Il ,oIl. sn..oth. anil deNihl". The
"O>GU,ST" - an ,ndi. peasshlc ar,icl' - every
g-nil.nin'. toil.i. aHd after Que weeks u.c ihr>
woali MT &c an, confederation u Silhuut ~.
The .ull.ctii.rf. a.. the oals Agent. Zoe the
au,cle IN the United State. 10 whom all orders
,hpu Il y. Addressed.
Price Doe Dollar boN-ior sale by al Drug.
get. sni pralef.. 90 q h'N 81 the " ongurn' y
(~sfusntrd a. have the desired .i,oD sil l.
seat To any Who dr.,w ~, Nv mail (difcct), &C.
cur,k packed. on rrerp, Of pr'cc ADD postage
ells. Apply a. 90 aiirr..
HORACE l.. ilEGEMAN 4 CO.,
pnusGIsrs, Sc,
- William Street, New York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-14
SCOTCH BINGHAM AND PRINTS,

wh,sh he !. abb to oder. (hough oo,,oa goods
hs,, risen lately cen, rtr ,atdDa' low az ever
tn, 6s,i Ench,h PriEtJ sold al . ocHn.
Hc,iJc.. he ofsr, ~ excellent p'in,. w,rrsnIeiio
10 fact colof,. Sc which the usual pace was tea
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-14
yAyTER :yeTIeys

~ qaUii,ic.,by the dorer OF .isgIc onc.
Watch Gh..c. ,nd material. 0wseh maker.
will h. furnished cheaper than they c'nbe boaghi
IN Portland. L. .hor. people had better call On
him anl save money.
EVERYTHING warranted Z, H. whs, Il IL sold for.
~. motto -. 4" IIoae.Iy 10 the best pphoy." and
the most sure H. succrcd. AN wpfk 'nifusied
ip him will 10 done according TO contract, and
warranted gooi.
IL would like to ace ANY, saichr. that have
b-en sppile ly inexperienced wof ~. ana ~
he dan't nal. them perform yell there vii IL ma
charge. The sane With clocks.
Plain watch movements will L. full jcNrlled
~hcnieluirrd. aud good qu,rti,f or verge saichs.
~nl be altered h. Lever E.o,p-men's at 6'r
price ChrnaomeirI hsl,ncc. Inserted ~ watches
that have plain bslsncss; AID hnally anNth'ng
that !. required to l. done II watch o' clrh
will h. done At h.. .hop,an warranted 10 IL done
IN a work nanlikr mhnnsT.
Wofk solicited irom other Matchmaker, which
will b, done at a hiT discount.
Jcwclry Repaired.
Letter Engraving neatly Esecuied,
rgCs,h PAID for old Gold and Silver.
D,ruIL Hut. is6i. 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-14
WAR WAR! WAR !!
Vv'Ipu DISEASE!
AIRS u. :. GREENLAw. the Natural
vi ChiryoyaHt ph,.ician, has taken roam. at

Hiram Hubbard's. Paris Hill,
aad MI! rsmsin several DAYS. Her ClaiTtoyant
Examinations, even "a the most complicated AMI
d,hicah e..ss. show. the exact kso~ s,ise che
Ia. II the patients physical condition. sni the 10
eaton OF The disease. iIet success. Ia ouTing
m.ny ,et, difficult. sal some almost desperate
r..... gave. heT confidence IN lsng able 10 eeT'
t.,nl, aa enthusiastically relieve the patient. aud 10
eject |. cure ~hea cure ). poss'ble.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-14
Oxford Normal Institute,
so. PARIS. MI

so. PARIS, MI.
THE FALL TERN vii commence on Non.
l. day, sept. I'd, aud coatinSe ten weeks.
TUIrIOS,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-14
now At SIX CENTS.

Th,nLfl fot the literal patronage AMI kiad cn.
cosr,s ,msn, h. Ia. thus Ear received iron the
hd,e, Of tn. plao, and B,i;hborns tosn'. he
be- ~oun only cay. that sbnoe a, his extensive
and well .,,csd stock ~,ll 'uihes to persuade the
rno.l issf-daL,u. that a h-,ier selection Of
Millinery and Dry Goods.
Csnn,l L. loand in the COuniy Of Oxford. an the
pficsn u,l .,-ak lof themselves.
Esq. taken IN exchange, br which the
highest pncs viii b. l's,d.
~. ROSENBERG.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-14
~ THE
Dry Goods Department,

IL oder. uaa.u,l Inducements; anil PARTICULAR,
call. III. su.nI,on OF the p0hl'c To h.. extensive
.i,gk of
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-04-18
Kindness.

Mr.. Rarey has demonstrated to the
civilized world that half an hours
kindness accomplishes more than
many years Of force. The powerful
and proud brute who has measured
strength with strength successfully
with his keepers during his whole
life, is made by the softer power to
fondle and obey the acquaintance of
an hour I; and simple straw holds
and draws what strong halters could
not move. Mr.. Rarey has proved him.
self true friend to the brute creation,
and at the same time done much dam.
age to the whip-making business. So
much the better. Straws show how
the wind blows, aud henceforth wise
men will know how best to approach
their unruly animals. Perhaps human
beings might learn something by
studying and practicing Mr.. Rarcy',
system. Possibly brutal husbands
shrewish wives, and quarreIsom.
neighbors, may be tanned by this pro
cess. by all means let it be tried.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-04-18
ddsst6arb tbs COURSE of Gmpire tahts its ao(ap."


the authorities is taken up with what
they call Especial business" so that
these important matters OF ours re-
ceivc little attention, VIC having no
representative there to look after them.
In this opinion l am sustained by
Capt. j. w. Griffith, Register in the
U. S. Land Office here, who is well
acquainted with all the Departments
there, and further says, "That in all
business of Importance they look for
some one to attend to it )" and if they
can secure to the county the proceeds
a year or two sooner than it would
otherwise come, it will pay but
whether they will or not | am unable
to say.
Mr.. Sells is at Washington, ard
promised me, would look up the mat.
ter. He will be home soon when, if
there is anything new, | will write you,
and if anything can be done advise
you therein. Your friend and obedi.
ent servant, A. B. MILLER.
Hon. E, G.. Bowdoin, Rockford, Iowa.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-04-18

FASHIONABLE SPRING CoLoRs.-It may
be interesting to our lady readers to
know that "the groundwork of all
the popular styles in dress goods, this
spring, is gray, drab, ashes of roses,
and steel color in all the different
shades of this large family of the
mode. Mixed black and white, in an
almost imperceptiblc odene, produces
the same effect, and is equally in
vogue. This groundwork is aiumnee
with designs in one or two colors, but
rarely in chintz, excepting in very
rich silks or ,jaconet muslins. The
new shades so much in vogue last
winter, mauve, lavender, fucia, and
Marguerite, will be worn, but not so
much as the Quaker colors. No
flounced robes--one of the wide stripes
Of immense patterns, which make
woman look as il she were construc-
ted of Dutch tiles, or representing a
great patch Of sunnower-are to be
found among the new dress goods.
A very pretty check washing silk will
be much worn, designed for three and
five founces ; also popular style Of
small figured black silks, exceedingly
cheap"