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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-07-09

COMMENCEMENT At MICHIGAN FEMALE
CoLLHoE-The Third Annual Commencement of
the Michigan Female College, under the charge
of the Misses Rogers, of this city, took place on
the LIST inst, in the Hall OF Representatives of
the Capitol.
The audience was large. and all preseu. we're
we'll repaid for attendance. The composti ors Of
the graduating class we're well written, and we're
cls arly and distinctly read. They all possessed
tone of high moral earnestness, and several of
them showed ssrait.forwardness Of statement
which must have co1e from that severe mental
discipline, which dictates the rejection of every
fancy, however beautiful, which does not add
materially to the development of the thought.
After the class exercise, the President of the
Board of Trustees, J. W. Longyear, Esq, pre-.
seuted to the graduates their Diplomas of Mis-
tress of Science.
Several of them have taken the full course in
Latin, in addition. Upon Miss Alice Berry, of
Adrian, Was conferred the degree of Mistress Of
Arts, she alone having completed the course in
Greek.
Fitting illusions were made to the death Of the
FIRST graduate Of the College, Miss Matte Rog-
ers, known to the class, first as q companion in
study, then as teacher, and whose many vr.
tues, and enthusiasm in acquiring or imparting
knowledge, had endeared her to all.
The war, a. matter of consequence, vas q
subject Of frequent reference, but always for the
expression Of genuine feeling, never for decla.
nation. The exercises were enlivened by pie.
ces Of music, vocal. and for the piano.forte, all
well executed BY members of the College.
The address to the class vas given by the Rev.
A. Eldridge, of Detroit. 1t held every ones at.
tention from first to last. From the whole circle
of history, the epic and the drama, he gathered
in q vision of fair women. whose achievements
in the adxinistrasion Of government, in war, in
philosophy, in control of masses of men, and
whose heroic sacrifice for country, friend, and
religion, prove that there is 20 kind of excel
lence, intellectual or moral, in which woman has
not won, and is not capable Of winning, some
pre- eminent rank. Yet the lecturer drew from
bis sketch lessons Of humble, every day virtue.
A pleasant evening party, ir tho newly fur
nished parlors Of the institution. closed the f.s
tiv;ties of the occasion.
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no CONTkACTORS.-In pursuaoe,

Of An &C. Of the Legislature Of the State of kcAL
sh~rsto The UNDERMINED Comm Of the Port A.
tin and sanac State Road viii let jobs on sid rooA -
the lowest responsible bidders at the following -
al Lxinetou: wednesday, August 6sh, q Soces0i
Tbursday August sth at R.chnondviie, Fsiday, An4
eth AZ forestvi,e and in Huron county % @
49,, osh A. Sand Beach Monday, Aagase 1lsAa 9
Poct Hone: Tuesday, August lzrh, at Harca Cmy;
pssday, August 18th, At Port Austin, a. one &C., -
NJ on each Of the before mentioned Gays ~
ersr,0eatyoue made known On dfys Of ieefne
Be received payable ramp lands oniy; 80
BE- selected from any Of the swamp lands n u ~
Peainscla Good security VIII oe reqs.reo III - -
80 r.~1orr,nce az the work The ComminnooeS ~
seryss he reht to reject any bid not ooassseas N
the interests of the state.
Forester, June 18th, lss2-
37SW4 D. L. Sk-Sn-1. ~Ss-As's.ssss.
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE-Noties

"A is hereby given that in pursuance a nosece 70
Ingham 90 the sth day Of April, A. d. 1859, shen e.
pose for sale at public auction on the pfemisss, u
tovnship Of IRoy in said county Of Ineham % Saeee
dav the 18th day Of July next, O'Clock IN The e
poon Of said day. all the right, title and intsr0s lese
ject 70 ali lens,) Of Peter Deitz, late q ssaa coony
deceased in and the following pieces o. ~
css Of and OF which said Peter Detz died ssss1 -
viz the half Of the sooth sest auasS9
II section eight 81 the south west AFTER o. tns 49,
vest quarter OF section ~ and the east BAH u
north west quarter Of section seventeeo au ~
three north Of range east, containing IN ~ - ee
OF land, more OF isss. Terms made khoSh @ osy y
sale.
Dated lansing Nay %, 1861
a~a71 AdmY Of estate Of Peter Deits, dsossDo1.
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Orr OF rHE NEw REGIMENTs AT Lam
uuo.-If our citIssss will bessir themselves and
take the necessary steps, one Of the new Regi-
nents 70 BE- aised 10 Michigan may be quarter
ID in Lansing. We need not suggest 70 our
business men the advantages which would at'
ess 70 them in consequence.
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TsE FousTz.-Thsre was no public Gel
sesatioo Of the Glorious Fourth at lansing, but
my of oar citizens celebrated nevertheless.
Se0e vent 10 Mason, where, we learn. the exer-
sisss continued through Sasarday-se.e to
Grad Lsdgs-so0s 70 SevastOpoLsons to
Dslei md Ne ssdsrstend some went to Pine
Laks on ashine excursion-going out Thurs
day evening and returning Saturday evening.
y ssid there vss picnic there got up BY the
ssissos Of the 6rss wsrd-also. bovery dance
y sAs girls and boys ofthe neighborbood, which
ssadnssd sill the shade~s Of evening drew over
tas sesue. The day was very 6ne. and 20 far II
ese ehsssvasisa vent everybody was joyful and
paesioeic
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PErRRsoN FOR AUorsr-This beautiful
nsnshly i thus early upon our table, with it,
budget Of good things. 1t has q large club o.
subscriber in this city, who appreciate iss ner
its q Ladies Magazine.
Terms q per year, invariablk 10 advance, for
singls copies. TO clubs Is follows: copies %
IS copies e7.60-s copies $lO-l2 copies SIS
-l6 copies go. Charles ]. Peterson, SOC
Chestnut Ct, Philadelphia.
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PRESERVE YOUR BEAUTY,
SYMMETRY OF FORN,

PRESERVE YOCR BEAUTY,
SYIMETRY OF FORN
YOUR HEALTH, AND MENTAL POWERS,
By using that Safe, Pleasant, Popular, and Specific
Remedy known
HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BCCHT
Read the Advertisement in another column, and profit
by it
Diseases and symptoms Enumerated.
Cut it out and preserve it. You may not now re
Qurc it,
But nay at so~se fstsse day
1T gives health and vigor to the frame,
And bloom to the pallid cheek
1t saves long suffering and exposure.
Beware Of Counterfeits, Cures Guaranteed 373m
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fAdvertisement.l

10 Daniel L. Case & Co., at the Low
Or Town, are now offering q large stock Of
goods Of cost-not what it will cost the purchas
@-but ct New York cost
Their object l., they say, to commence the
Fan Campaigp. With . clean new stock.
They will Do what they advertise to do-gc
end zee.
The sals to continue until new Fall Goods AZ
piva
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OHANCERY SALE.-By virtue II q

u decre,aI order Of the Circuit Court Tor the county G
In.ham. 10 Chancery, made On the thirteeoo 81
ES~n.rv A 10 lsa2 IN q case wherein jams " H
msn r complsiaanf, and Ulysses D. Ward and ~
Iuewso are defendants, the suDscriber 0seex 81
Conan ssSoner for the counfy Of InghAm, sue ~
yillaee Of Mason, IN said county, On FFfday "
Of August, A. D. 1857 Al zoe O'Clock y u ..Ss
the land described in said decreta CO., ~ q
Der eleven (ll) In block NUMBER s1n, WsrA,NSn
the village NOV city, Of LA.ssg, STATE " wv
Dated Lansing, june 2ssh, lee% urpsro nat
rx,.,,t cows OsmniGl1oner 81 hg. %. ~
nAxs 6 BxYoEAs, soars S~ CooP@
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-07-09

DIPTHERA-a disease that has for ages at times ex-
hbited its fell fatality in various parts of the world and
at other times recsded to be amost forgotten has
for the past few made such developments in our
country a. TO Ill the minds of our people with alarm
and in many cases to sweep OF whole families and
haps scores Of people in single neishborhood taking
the physicians without proper preparation and for
time, bidding defiance to Medical Skill
For this Scourse for Msmbranous Group Scarlet Fever
and for Ill nfammatory throat Diseases has been pro
duced result OF the unremittng study and labor o,
men skilled in the Science Of Medicine compounded on
scientific principles and having undergone the ordeal
Wide Test We oer it to the public on its own merits
that Is, such a. it shall be fonnd to have on trial
viii be found for sale In the hands of
an de Leadi"9 DrSiss and Shop Keepers in tie Uaised
Nata,
In whose hands viii also be found Circulars giving
more particular history Of the disease its nature and re
marks upon its cure: also directions az to the manner
Of it treatment and cure
All orders should be addressed to-
HENDRY RAILY, Ooerlin, Ohio.
r rHAYER & co., Agents, lansing s7sms
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-07-09

SuPRsxE CoURr-The Supreme Court
commenced in session here yesterday. The
Calssdar q this term contains ~ cases, being
Tie lasgsss At any term ever held here.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-07-09
. Mr.. w. w. Green. Agent for I

~ Mr.. W. w. Green. Agent for the
Rochester City Nursery, 10 in town, stopping Al
The 8dgar House, whore be may be found du-
ring most Of the time for the next six weeks, to
rsosivs orders for anything in the line Of fruit
a.d ornamental trees. and shrubbery. He Of
isrs ususual inducements in prices to those wish
isg 70 purchase. We hear the establishment he
rspesseats well spekes Of. Give him call.
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Special Notices

DR.. RoBAcxs SCANDINAVIAN RxxEDrHs.-Are you sick,
NO matter what organ is affected, depend upon it the
Mood which is the food and of every organ
full of corruption! Ny Scandinavian Blood Pills and
Blood Purifier, break up the Of disease In the
fluids Of the body They purge and purify the elements
Of the blood. Hence their quick and complete in
dyspepsia scrofula eruptions ITS tumors nervousness
kidney complaints, piles low fevers, debility, rheuma-
tism, headache want Of sexual vigor &C., &c. These
remedies astonishing the whole medical world See
advertisement 3i5ml
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DROBATE ORDER.-ss..e of Mich


l. igan, county Of lngham, sat q session Of TIE
Probate Court for the county lngham holden at the
Probate once in the village Of Mason, Monday, the
10th day Of June, in the year one thousand eight
hundred and sixty two Present, Vim. H. Pnckney
Judge of Probate In the matter OF the estate Of Vernon
o CUM deceased. On reading and fling the petition
duIy verified, Of G. Cobb AID Luna Gum, pray ing
for the probate o: rstruren, II writing purportng
10 be The Will and testament Of said Vernon D. Gum
late of Aureils deceased AID that letters testameEta
~ may granted upon said estate 70 said petitioners
Tnereapon ordered that Wednesday, the "a day
Of July IL O'Clock IN the forenoon be assigned
for the bearing Of said petition and taat the heirs
law OF said deceased and all other persons interested IN
said estate required 70 appear II session Of saic
Court then be holden al the Probate Once IN the
village Of Mason, and sbow cause any there be- Why
the prayer Of the petitioners should not be granted And
/, is further Ordered that said petitioners give notice
the interested said estate Of the pendeocy
SAID petition bearing thereof by causing copy
of this order published in the Lansing Republican
a newspaper printed circulating W sAsd cs0nty Of
Insham Successive weeks prey ioos . sid DAY q bear
ing. "A true copy.) WI PISCkNEf,
| Sw37a Judge Of Probate
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-07-09

~ HOMEOPATHY in the ascendantl Immediate re
hef guaranteed! d.. SEHD, from London, has opened
an establishment In Philadelphia, Pa, for the treatment
q Female ComplAints Rsad hn adversissment IN snoth
- essamn, 1eeeed lA4ss, Reo4" 1y$7o
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-07-09
7 O N S O RIAL =.
A STUMP SPEECH!

a STUMP SPEECH!
DY A. WARD, JK.
Full Of Wit and Yankee Spirit The People
in their enthusiasm bear the Speaker dway
in Triumph
The following is a specimen of Yankee Oratory
The Speaker eating pea nuts and winking at the
girls when hundred voices called him forth. He
camnly and surveyed the multitude with all the bearing
Of Patrick Henry-then forth the torrent Of his
eloquence:
% Fslosc Citizens II am for the Union, Liberty An
drew Jackson and NEW BOOTS am for restoring the
ton IN all its sacred and for boots and shoes
Of the best pattern symmetry and durability. [Great
applause ana Hear Hearth We must not forget our
own comfort in these days of patent double twisted
thunder and creased lightning have received to-day
Of the greatest Importance Of the most vital
to all OF you hear that Johns Bailey have JUS,
received their Spring stock Of Boots and shoes Of
latest styles and finished workmanship. tell You
those who buy Of that young and eaterprising nrIu
never troubled with corns and their dispositions
never soured by having their feet pnchedk Husbands
wives, young men and girls, go TO Johns Baiiey's
here you will had fine boots stogas, shoes, slippers
shoes, CATERS ladies' heel slippers. cacks Oxforc
ties mems carpet slippers, balmorAs and ladies' fms
CATERS! [Great applause.1
Gerusxem, what is more beautiful than lady ,.
foot encased in coquetsh gaiter! Its enough
the monkish blood Of st. Anthony. / will close m,
speech by an appropriate quotation:
A dainty foot
Cater Boot
Zen Stoics must agree,
For II to vote,
What Gray once wrote
A handsome l. E G..
Here the Speaker tainted As he was borne from III
Ball In the arms Of his atmring friecds he was heard
| family ask " who stole my pea nu,ss'' Some rude an
wicked boys had empted his while he was SPEAK
ing however, glass OF water him ANA he wrot
the following resolutions which were ratified ami re
ported in due course Of time by the on
, lutious:
Resolved That Johns Bailey keep the best assor,
ment Of Boots and Shoes and the best quality of Lea,he
ever introduced into this market and be further
Resolved That they fail TO give satisfaction ths
their repairing done according order with exped
ton and neatness that their prices are the loves, an
most uniform. and their stock the bee; this side of IN
| troit; and be it further
Reso.rsd, That the American Eagle shall continue
| to howl. JOHNS L RAIIEY
| lansing, April %, 1852 lys.s
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FOR SALE BY

J. Branch stockbriise X Thayer Co., Lansing !;
Jno l. Lesia wiiiamsioWn; y. Champ. OoeoAep;
Reed 4 Covert Leslie Peter LiniermAo, Mason ~
IL n Earle Onondaga; g. n. Walker, Okem0 40
BY Druggists and Merchants generally thfoushose u
Union SsSyA
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% To get good pictures go to Phil
Iagelhars's Gallery, over Ford l. Wells Drug
4toro.
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for curing
9 8 3 . : I

ONEperson writes, her daughter Was cured
Of fits OF nine years standing, and It Wins
dance of two years.
ANOTHER writes, his son was cured
after his flesh had almost wasted away.
The doctors pronounced the case incurs-
BILE.
ANOTHER was cured Of Fever and Ague
after trying every medicine in his reach.
ANOTHER was cured of Fever Sore
which had existed fourteen years.
ANOTHER Of Rheumatism Of eight years.
Cases innumerable Of Dyspepsia and livee
Complaint could be mentioned in which the
Purifier and Pills
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Helmbold's Genuine Preparation.

:. HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUC1IU
A Positive and Specific Kennedy
For disease VI the bl-AULhk, hIDNElS, CRAWL. and
DROPslCAL SWkl1IN1S
This Medicine Increases the power Of Digestion, and
AisOkttNis healthy acIioE, ~ which
tne WAIkIiI ui. C.iLIARkOuS 0epo.itions ali IN
NATURAL ENLAk1kMkNTS reduccd n well ~ PAIN
AMI INFLAMMATION, and is good Tor MIN, WOMAN
UR CHlLDtlkN.
HEIMBoID's EXTRACT BUCHU,
For Weakness
Arising from Excess Habits OF Dissipation, kary India
ATTENDED WITH THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS -
InaisposIIon TO kxertion, Loss u Power
Loss VI Memory, Difficulty OF Breathing
MeaA Nerves. Trembling
Horror oi disease, Wakeiuiness,
Lniversai Lassruae of the Muscular System,
tiot hancs, FLUSHING VI The Body
Dryncss oI the skin, kIuplious the Face
PALlID COUNTENANIE
These symptoms II allowed TO 70 on which this medi
Cine invariAoy removes, soon ioiiows
MloiENCi, fAiInf, Lru4PIlC FITS,
II OH or WHICH ihE rAiitNl MAY EXPIRE.
VINO can say that they not frequently followed by
those - DlRhr u DLoEAoLs,"
INSANITY ANDCONSuMPTION."
Many are aware OF Inc OF their suffering,
But NUNE WILL CUNfISS
THE RECORDS Or The INSANE AsYLuMs,
And the Melancholy Deaths ty Cos.sss.ptio~,
BEAR AMPLE WINES ~ IRpIH ASSERTION
1hE CONsiiTu TlON ONCE AftLciED WITH ORGANIC
WLAkNtno,
Requires the AID OF medicine TO ST. engtheu ana
L.vsorate the System
Which H.IxBoID's EXTRACT. BuChL snparsaby does
TRIAL WILL CONVINCE HE MOTT sKxTnoAL.
FEMALES-FEMALEs-FEMA
OLD OR YOUNG, sINoLL, AAtutlED, OK CUNTEMPLA
TIM MAkiuAGk,
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Injorosis Retention Irreguary, Pinfuinsss,
suppression Of Customary Evacuaflons, liberated o
o.irrLoUs state OF the Uterus Leucorrhoca or Whites
sterity, and for ali complaints incident 10 the ser
Tsiug Habits VI dissipation
or the
| DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
sEE SYMPTOMS ABOVE
| NO FAMILY SHOULD BIZ WITHOUT IT.
TAKE MORE BAIsAx, MERCURY, OR UNPLEASANT NED
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| HELABOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU
|
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| In all their Stages, At lstie Expsns.
| Little or no change in Diet; No inconvenience
And no EDoposwre.
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| thereby Removing Obstruction,
Preventing anu Curing structures VI the Crethra,
AIaylug PAIN ana Inflammation, frequent in %
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| ind Osa Mater.
| THOUSANDS Upon THOUSANDS
| WHO HA We BEEN THE VICTIMS OF QCACK.
ana who have paid HEAVY To be cured In q shoI
time, have found they We're deceived, and that q
POISON has by the Of "PowKRyUL AsrRIS0kxTs,
been dried up IA the system, 10 break out in asgr
waited form, and
| PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE
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Binding in all its Branches.

Ii connection with the Bndery, facilities are
surpassed IL the state.
Kinds blAnK Books manufactured TO order. ALI
orders County Uicers any Kind VI Blank Books
viii be promptly niied.
JOHN A. KERR A 90
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WOvk Nike 4 CNANvVA.
We H\NOA VMS

are the most active and thorough pills that
have ever been introduced.
They act 40 directly upon the Liver, excit-
ing that organ To such an extent a. that The
system does not relapse into its former con
dition, which is too apt to be the case with
simply q purgative pill
They arc really
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-17

Y.15;41s-eOd-d-tr&W.
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Gross Election Frauds in Indiana.


The Union State Central Committee of
Indiana are about to issue a circular on
the late election in that State, showing a
large fraudulent vote in that State, and
that there were sixty-two thousand votes
in the army at the time of the election, Of
whom more than three-fourths are shown
to belong to the Union party; that the
Democratic vote at the late election was,
in ffty-seven counties, larger than it was
two years ago, although these same cOun-
ties have 5000 volunteers in the service;
that in the strong Union counties there is
a large decrease Of Union votes; that the
State has sent into the field $4,000 volun-
tsers; yet the Democratic vote in the State
is larger than it was two years ago, when
all those volunteers were at home; that
large number Of the leading Democrats in
the State sustain the Union organization.
It shows clearly that the defeat Ofthe uni
on party was the result of frauds and the
absence Of Union votes in the field.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-17

A dispatch from General ROsecrans'
army says; 2
+" A very stringent general order is is
sued touching soldiers who surrender them
selves that they may be paroled and sent
home. General Rosecrans has determined
to send all such to Camp Chase with night
caps OF, their heads, after exhibiting them
ignominously on dress parade"
Good There has been too much Of that
sort Of thing. The officers who have be-
come tired of work or danger, and who
still want to receive their monthly stipend
Of greenbaeks, put themselves in the way of
the enemy, get captured, then paroled, go
home and wait to be exchanged, and have
an easy time generally. They pass for
heroes, but they are sneaks. OF course,
the great majority of paroled men were
fairly captured; but not all, and it is for
the benefit of that minority that the order
and these comments were written.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-17


Would it not be good idea for the Ad-
ministration to make contract with the
Democrats to take Richmond, and end this
war. They will do it in sixty days
Plain DedLeT.
That the Democrats would do all they
could to G,end the war" in sixty days, we
do not doubt but if they also sought to
take Richmond, they would do it by acting
upon John Van Buren's plan to take that
city and there compromise, and if the reb-
els insisted upon transpOsing the opera
tons and compromising fist they would
doubtless do that or any thing else to &C
commOdate their erring Brethren" But as
to the Independent act of taking Richmond,
the Administration made heeontract with
a Democratic general sixteen months ago
to do the job, and while the former has
fulfilled its part Of the contract, by fur
nishing all the material that could beask-
ed for the latter has ignObly failed to do
the work, and has at last paid the forfeit
for his failure.
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NV PATENT sKIRTa.

OAUTION.-Ladies are cautioned against ths nu-
merous limitations Of our skrts for sale b. the Cor
SET Dry Goods and Fancy Stores In many caseg they
are sold our Genuine Patent SkiFt8 but are worth
less shapeess trash, made 10 sell at suction and NOT
b wear. One Of Mrs. 5hermani8 Patent Skirtg 4
worth ct least twelve Of any other in uBe Weak buf
q trial, and We are sure Of your future PATRONAGE
N We defy competition In PRIOE and QDAITTV
- Oompetent salesW0men always n attandanco
e the salesrooms, ls PUBLIC SQUARE, OlsTelsnd,
Ohio. ANGLE