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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-11-27
Pleasant Paragraphs.

Take away my first lctter-tnkc away
my st cond lctter-take AWAY u II my let
iers, and am still the same---lhe post.
man.
II is lamontable to think what a gull
must ever separate men OF prime pie,
whom flices want, from men OF no prin-
ciplc who want ollices.
The author who has thought more than
he las read, read more than he has writ
ten, and written more lhun he has pub
lishcd, deserves success.
| Invent tnothtr word 10 say. sir,
never dispute fools" mo-" was the
reply "you IRE very sure 10 agree with
them"
" You want foPging, that's whDt you
do" said parent 10 | IS unruly son. :"
know il, dad, but I'll Try 10 get along
without it,"
The Tenaliy of legacy, or fortune
is the discovery Of host Ol poor relations
you never tregmt of, and number OF
debts you had quite forgotten.
"The newspapers of your party are
perfect nuisunces," "soid u politician I
his opponent. That's Just what horse
thieves think of sherifi's replied the other
When we hear of mans getting well
alter being given ever by the doctors we
can't help thinking how lucky he was to
be given over by The doctors.
The fact that the word Adam signifies
4" red earih," seems to Indicate that OIL
first father was an lndiaD. Undoubtedly
he belonged to the abOrigines.
The longer | 1--we, the more certain ]
am that the great difference between men,
the great and insignificant, is energy-in-
yincible dotormiDaiinr--an honest pur.
pose once fixed, and then victory.
Old Maid" What nine months old
anScannot walk yet Why when was
a baby | went alone even at six months. 4"
Young and indignant mother (mutterng
To bersclf) +" Humph guess you's been
alone ever since !"
Said way to a colored divine, "Why,
Charley, you can't toll even who made
the monkey" "Oh, yes, l can, massa.
" Well who u ade the monkey - "Weli,
mussa, the same Cue maGe the monkey
that made you"
Barry Cornwall says Come, let me
dive into thine eyes" Ii his love had
" swimming eycs," very good but, all
events, our advice To the young won D
is, for divers reasons, dop'l let him do Il,
He might 60 over cotaract,
Scratch the green ripd of sap isg. OF
wsntonly twist it ia the soil, and scar
red or crooked oak will tell Of the act for
years 10 come. How forc'bly does this
figure show the necessity Of giving right
tend encies TO The pinds AID hearts OF
The young
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-11-27
Sunday aradius.
BE WHAT you sEIM.

Walk in, Mrs. Sloane" said moth.
or as she ushcred visitor into the (ami.
ly room, where her three daughters were
seated. alt seems an age since you
were here. You have quite neglected us.
| really felt unhappy about 1t, and won.
derCd what kept you away so long,
And so the lady ran on, enlarging upon
her happiness at seeing her friend once
more. The lady was pleased with this
appreciation of her society. and after a
pleasant call of a reasonable length pre-.
pared to go. Then followed an urgent
request that she would sit longer, sue
eceded by a pressing invitation to call
again.
The acquaintance passed on down the
street, aud the mother turned to the
three young ladies', as she resumed the
work which had been laid aside for the
cellar, with tho petlsh remark, " won.
der how people find SO much time to run
around the streets and trouble their
neightors."
This mother wss protesting Chris
tian, and but short time before had ex.
pressed her deep concern to her pastor
Tor the souls Of her daughters. al talk
with them, and pray aud labor for their
conversion, but II all seems to do 40
good"
Alas could they possibly have con.
Edence in religion which was thus
represented ! Would not that mothers
insinceriy make deeper impression on
their hearts than all her precepts
Remember, mother, there are sharp
eyes watching you every hour. There's
a chief among them taking notes." when
you least suspect it. You may some.
times "get on tho blind side" of older
people, but seldom on that Of keen, hon
est hearted children. And o what fatal
consequences may result from your III
consistency, with your high profession us
Christian mothers When once u child
losses faith In mother, one Of tho great
anchor cables OF his life is severed. and
fearful indeed may be the shipreck. Be
what you seem, mother, TO all the world
ii you would have your children in your
truth, No. authority can command their
respect for hypocriticOl mother. The,
will in heart despise her character
though mere natural affection, which
they share in common with the lower or,
ders of animal life may bind their heart,
to her. Still it is weak RS spider,
web, compared with the might of that
mothers influence who can commant
the unsullied love and perfect confidenc,
of hor children.--New York Chronicle
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-11-27
The woodcuilcr's warning

From the N Y. Weekly Herald
During walk that once hadwhh the
clergyman Of Landsdorff and his wife,
they told me of a sudden death which had
lately taken place in the village.
/ II is very awful said 3" what a
thread life hangs upon -
That was really the case with one OF
my family in times past said the clcr-
lgyman's good wife.
! Tell me how il was" said
II was that story" said the lady
which caused the Inscription you see to
be placed over our doorway"
The inscription was as follows
u suce We lSGru'd Why God sends grief no. d
we.
How great his b uudlcss love we tlen should
know.
| read the lines, and then asked the
ministers wife if she would kindly tell
me the story.
About Ia hundred years ago" she be-
gan," my mothers aunt the Countess
Won Medtz, was living with her two
daughters IN a castle OF Germany. Thoy
were once invited TO wedding, which
was to take place BY torchl ght, according
to the old German custom. They did
not, accordingly, set on, ill il was be-.
ginning TO get dusk. They had to puss
ON th,ir way through part OF the Black
Forrest.
Now Il happened that wreath Of
pearls had been given TO Gertrude, the
eldest daughter OF the countc.s, and she
wore them on the evening Of the we'd
ding But il chanccd as they entered
the forest that branch Of black thorn
caught in her hair, and before il could hc
disentnng led the thread broke, and the
small seed pearls were scattered far and
wide. The servants aud ladies' busted
themselves alike in picking up the seat.
tered pearls, when suddenly woudcutter
came running from tho forest, and went
up quite out Of breath TO the countess.
~ Pray go no further ladies' hc cx-
claimed; when Twas cleayihg wood Just
now, l heard two robbers planning how
they might wuylay your purity, rob yuu,
and XII your servants II they made any
resistance The forest is full of these
men, and | had the greatest difficulty IN
ching you in due time. II you had
not been Inter than yuu expected, you
won d certainly have fallen into the
hands OF these robbers
"Of course no more was sa'd about 90.
ing on to the wedding, and the horses
heads were directly turned homowards.
Ou arriving safely at her castle the good
mother thanked God who had preserved
her aud those with her. Nor did she for.
get to reward the woodcutter who had
warned her in time of he danger. And
there were two lessons which she tried
TO draw for her children from the history
of that evening. First, that our life al.
ways hangs on as weak n thrcud us Il nj
which held Gcrrude's pearls, and that,
therefore, God only keeps us alive; and,
seoondly, that all our troubles and dsap.
Ipoiptments are as much sent for our goo
as the delay in getting to the wedding
which saved the family fr, m the robbers
Z" From that time,r continued the
cleTgyman's wife, z" tie lines you read
over our door became the motto of tho
good countess and her family. And when
married, aud my husband hid the par.
sonnge repaired, hc had inscribed oyel
the entraucc--
If once we learn'd why God sends grief and
| woe,
How great lis boundless love we then sh, ulL
know.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-11-27

Az ayUing ladies' seminary, a few days
since, during an examination in hislury
one Of the most prominent pupils was in
tcrropated /" Mary, did Martin Luther
die natural death a. f" No." was the
prompt reply" be was excommunicated
by built"
Soon aiter being Tilted by Miss sicel le.
Robert Hall went out to tea. The lady
OF the house said, with no very good taste;
d" You are dull, Mr.. Hall we hoye no
polished steele here to entertain you."
" q, ma am, that's of the slightest con.
Sequence you have plenty Of polished
Brass
An Englishman travelling in Kilkenny,
came to a ford and hired boat 10 take
him across. The water being more agi-
tated Than agreeable 10 him, he asked
the boatmau il any person was ever lost
IN the passage. " "Nlver," replied Pat
" inc brother was drowned hero last
week, but we found him again n X day"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-11-27
JO5 BrOad'oay, New York.
i7E Superior Street, Cleveland.
5s West Fourth Street Cincinnati.
IMPORTANT FACTS FOR THE PUBLIC.

IMPORTANT FACTS FOR THE PUBLIC.
FIRST.
The machines manufactured By the Grover a Ba.
ker Sewing Machine Company, have taken the FIRsT
PREMiUN at lhe late stare talIsheld IN New York,
Nsw Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio lndi ana, Ill nois,
Michigan, Iowa, Missouri, Kentucky, Tennessee,
Virginia, NoTth Carolina, Alabama and California.
SECOND.
The work executed by the Grover & Bsker Ma
chimes has received the FIRsT PRsniUM at every
state Far IN the uultsd States where " has been
exhibited.
THIRD.
Experience proves that there are only two vslua
BILE ins machines Stitehes-THR GRovHR a. BAK.
sR STITCH and the SHUTTLE Stitch, by some called
" Lock STITCH" These stitches have each theirpe
culiaT merits and eXeelleneies. For sOme purposes
the sich Is better adapted, and Tor som puTpo
the other aad aseleetion should slwiy' be made
accordingly -
The G rover X Baker 5. NJ. Go. manufacture in nd.
dinon to their celebrated GROVER BAKER sTlTcH
muohines, the most perfect SHUTTLE " LoCE
STITCa" machines in the market, aud afford pur
chasers the opportunity of selecting AFTER trial anC
OF both the best suited their wants
| Other companies manufacture but ONE KIND Of ma
chine each. and aol offer this opportunity ofsolee
| tiOn to their enstomHs.
FIFTH.
The Grover x Baker +. Nj. Co. arc the Only panic,
who N .nufacture aud sell machines which both SKw
PERTscTLY and EABRoIDER PERFEorLY.
~ A pamphlet containing samples OF both the
Grover q Baker Stitch and Shuttle Stitch In yaroui
fabrics, with fhli explanations, diagrams and Illus
tratons, TO enable purchasers TO examine test ah'
compare their relative merits, will be furnished OF
! request, iron sfees Throughout the countrv--
Those who desire machines which do the best work
should fail send for this pamphlet, and test ant
compare these stitches for themselves.
GROVER n BAKERS SEWING MACHlNI
/ COTTON will be tound superior 10 any in the mar
ket IL IL made by the best EuTopea utae turers
and put 50 sols OF 200 or 500 yaIds. oxpressl
forthe Grover q Baker s. VI. 60. In eonsequene
| OF extensive and timely arrangements with thes'
afaeturef we are able 10 sell this superior Cot
below the prices ofother leading manHfAetuIsrs.
| GROVER BAKERS SEWING MACHlNI
TWIST, long recognized as lhs best In the mari ei
fufus shed la any qualities desired at wholesale o
retail at the owsst market prices.
For sale by Mrs. DR.. GIBSON.
Tim, May 90, 1868. Sly
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-11-27

that il was Necessary for all the minis.
tiers TO be back to their rcspt ciive nocks
tina, they Lad no money to go with, aud
must stay in th'ir present quarters ill
the cash wus raised. The dilemma was
other 10 board their visitors grn,uitously,
or pay their fares home. We en- gucSs
how they solved the problcm.--B idge.
port Standard.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-11-27
HARRY.

TURKEY AND RUSSIA is nov
urging on a rupture between Russia and
Turkey. She would gladly set aslir a
question upon which she might unite
England TO her own policy, aud at the
same time punish the Czar for having
bearded Napoleon SO successfully. We
venture to predict. should another war be
entered into between Russia and Turkey
that, though the latter be aided as before
Russia will regain all she lost during the
Crimean war.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-11-27

6rDuring an argument, the other day,
fellow in an excited state declared that
the North could lick the South with
feet msnaed with women.
The Queen Of England asks the prince
of what she buys, aud pays all her tilis
every three months, 'l '7n ~
There were In Great Britain, in 1862
73s fatal colliery accidents, involving the
Ices Of ,l33 lives. ~
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-11-27

The work executed by the Grover & Bsker Ma
chimes has received The FIRST PRshIUA at ever
state FalT IN the United States where " has beer
exhibited.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-11-27

The Grover ~ Baker +. NJ. Co. arc the only paniei
who N .nBiacture aud sell maohines which both Saw
PgRTscTLY and EABRoIDER PERFEoTLY.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-05-19
S.-T.-leeo-X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS.

S.-T.-l960-X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS.
They purify strengthen and lnygarate
They create healthy appetite
They are an autidoe to change of water and diet
They overcome effects Of dissipation aud iate hours
They strengthen the system aud enliven the mind.
They prevent miAsmatie and intermittent evera.
They purify tho breath aud acidy OF the stomach.
They euro Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea and Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint aud Nervous Headache.
They the best Btters in the world They make the
weak strong, and exhausted NATURES great re-
They composed Of the celebrated Calisaya
Bark, Cascarilla Bark. Dandeilon Chamomie Flowers
Lavender Flowers, Wt-rsr en-, Anse, Cloverbuds, Or
ange rocl, Snake root Caraway, Corander, Burdock,
s.-T.-ls6l-X, &c.
The following is sample of the testimony daily received
soLDlms HoMR, CINCINNATI, o.
January 10, 1868.
Messrs. p. II DRAKE Co
GENTLEMEN; This institution has received and extended
aid to over OOO sick and disabled soldiers have ofla;e
administered the Plantation Bttes in Of
exhsusou fivers want Of appetite &c, with the most
remarkable and gratifying results 1t creates Appetite
strength and cheeffuness. and has given many poor
fellow his usual health. wish this preparation was In
every family, in every hospital, and every battlefield
with respect, your servant
DR.. G. W. ANDREws supt
wttLARDs IIo1gI,
WAsHhafos d, c., Jan. 22 1863 !
GESTLBNgS We require another supply Of your PlauA-
ton Bers the popularity which daily increases with
the guests of house. Respectfully,
SYKES, CHApwicK 4 Co.
CLEVELAND, DEC s, 1862
had tean III with Liver Complaint
and Dyspepsia that compelled to abandon my bust
ness used three bottles Of the Plantation Bittes and
to my astoni,hment, am entirely cured. They the
best medicine used, and shall endeayor to make
them known, Please inform me what s-T.-isGO-X
means.
Yours truly H. B. KINGSLEY.
Dr.. W A. chiids, surgeon of the Tenth Vermont Regi
men writes; 81 wish every soldier had bottle of Plan
taton Bittora They the most effective perfect and
harmless tonic used"
CALI HoUsr, LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. 81, 1861.
MEssRa. p. Il. DHAKE Co.;
We compelled order IL Plantation litters
to supply friends who have other way procuring this
admirable article Respectfully yours,
siLAs T. i'itHRA tta,.' a. ioicrs
RocHssrEn, N. Y, Dec n, 1861
The Plantation Bters have cured me Of
the worst kind OF dyspepsia of four years standing
have recommended them 10 Others and far as know
with signal SUGGEST. am &C.
RRv.J s. CATuoRN
BURNETT HousE, CINCINNATI, Ohio, [
Dec. 70, 1862. J
MEssRs DRAKE Co: The Plantation Bittes appear to
be very popular here. Send twenty more, and
obiige. Yours truly,
+ SAUNDERS Co.
sc. &c. &c Sc.
Delicate females requiring gentle stimulant aud clergy
men, lawyers and students exhausted by mental labor,
will find The Plantation Btiars most beneficial tonic.
Every bottle has the ide siaiie Of signature
steel plate engraving, or it is not genuine
Sold by all Druggists Grocers and Country Stores
p. "a. DRAKE Il CO.,
202 BROADWAY, N. Y.
mar. 25eow2m,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-05-19
POS T P 0 NJ ED.
F111NVtF0 u INtEFN
Exhibition and Agriculture Fai

Exhibition and Agricultural Fair
OfMe 4grieulfurgl Soeje,5 Of M, C,,,,1s 0o,,n,i
,.V ~ mi -, ~. 49,, - OS.''g'
uttt 90 Hes" ot He" uFoWtus, near We Guy q
HhmingtoR, on wednesday,, May 20h, 1868
No premiums will be- uaflad Al this linn sxeent
NJ as below mentioned the d.slsn beIas to estsie
eyt sh, ii praciicR e genuine Aerieuiiural FAir
ANtal for tho Exchange sais md IN i6nn ~ Horsaa
-nr1A-Cattle ImpeIuents or oar artioiss Connected
with Agrouure and at the same tine 10 eneuuras Tho
collection together and afford the opportunity ar the
community the merits and aca ure the know
e ge OF where tie best breeds Of anisls aud lest spee
mems Of Agricultural Tools and Machinery can he pro
I cured
The Fair will be held on "Wednesday tina 20tb daY Of
May for the exhibition aud sale Of Horses, Cattla
Sheep swine Agricultural Imnlemants c,rrisgss PLANS
seeds, &c., 90. 4'''
For the purpose of merely dsayug the expspsea of the
Exhibition the price Of adn,issi3n Vii h. III t ~
person. AID 10 cents additional IN zach rarris ar
horse under saddle
nt,r,,,,t,,
For thu ht ,r... ~, fhEeiluM
hast do III f th Ss' ' unegr year Ola, so seconl
seeond hast d. "a Th ae 0oit under year Oh .,
mill Jobn IA p,sh p t OommttssWD W; TEN
Iacnb Cazss Aus"t JANUS "a carpenter, william Brady
TRIALS or spRPn ,yVu H., .-.,,,, - Iii,
ths taiinsir, ,a4, VII " permlteai upon Mhleh
Msra ~ iki ps1tuss WIN ne given For any Horse
m I'd IA st0 W. ,,s psun ssoi second gos sloi
will le reIuired in scb " w. IN enranee iee o. ~
at - X, eAVn Vsse' 10 eommehte at hll-last
'' ,,o,,, ,........
REGULATIONS, &c.
Books Of entry shall be opened at the office Of the sece
ay, On me Grounds on The day Of the FAIR at O'Clock,
A NJ and Gloss at lOiS O'clock A. NJ. in which must be
entered all articles and animals intended for public sale or
exhibitions the sale to be under the supervision Of u
special committee.
Articles snail be entered in classes and will he sold in
rotation, according 70 their entry In the class
The conditions sale OF each arfieie viii be cash or
credit as may bo specified by tho at the time of
making the entry.
Per Wishing to make entries befre the ,lay of the
Fair eau do 30 at the Office Of the farmers Mutual In
suraneo onpany.
Ihe enlraLes fee fr swine and Sheep shall be cents
Yoke OF oxen % cents or Mares and eliiugs ana stall
lions under years Old, 20 cents; and for Stations
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-05-19
Register,s Office.

NEw CASTLE CousTY March 18th, 1861
Upon the application OF Henry T.. llOclmh, Admins
U traitor of franklin +. Iinrouih late nl New Castle
Hundred, In said County, deceas d. h l. ORDERED md
directed by the Register that the Administrator aort-
said give notice Of the granting Of Letters of Admins
iraton upon the Estate Of the deceased with Tho dai' Of
granting thereof b. causing ad Nertseens to h pasted
within forty dt,s from the date u such Letters. in rS Of
the most public pac az the County o New e. de-,
qurlng all persons having demands against The Estte
present the abide 10y Act Of Assembly IN such
made and provided And also cause the 10 he
inserted within the ieriod IN the Delaware state
Journul newspaper published in Wilmington, and 10 be
continued therein two mOuihE.
80, Given under thi hand and Seal of Office
LIS Of the LEICESTER aforesaid, Sew Castle in New
ts Castle County aforesaid, thu day and Year above
written. rkTER H. VANDEYER, Register.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-05-19
LEATHER BETTING,

Nj PATENT STRETCHED WHOLE HIDE
AND SIDE
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-05-19
NEWARK ACADEMY.
Prof Edward D. Porter, Principal.
SESSI0NS--1S63.

lhe buildings and grounds have been placed in com.
e'e order and hled up with new furniture especially
tlApled FOR the comfort aud convenience Of sudent-
Rooms furnished the older boys as in Colleges for
school room. -
The Course ofIustrueiou Is thorough and practical
leagned 10 ht young ior admission to best Col
ss OF ler the active Guiias Of tho farm shop count
W the heralliy o the Board OF Trustees the Academy
~ furnished with library Of 70 900 volumes aud one Of
ue WY eolleetions OF Chemical and Philosophical appa-
su IN the United sates-thus aiinrding facilities
touring complete Scientific and Mathematical oducs-
Won a iAr superior 10 most schools In country.
me best Teachers will be Employed aud no labor
led 70 secure the proper, moral, mental aud physical
HAluhg ofthe young entrusted TO his care. Terms
moderate. For circulars aud information address
49,, EDWARD D. POnrRR,
WA Newark, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-05-19

A. ID. INSLEE,
Wholesale aud Retail Dealer in
Books, Stationery, Blank Books,
Writing and Wrapping paper Fancy
Articles, &c.
No. COB Market s., opposite Bank %
Deioware, Wilmington, Del.
Begs leave to call the attention of the public to
his large assortment Of
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
Comprising History, Biography, Travels,
Poetry, the latest and best standard Novels, Far
Iner's and Cook Books, Mechanical and Archi-
tectural Works, Juvenile Books in great variety,
School aud Text Books, Family and Pocket
Bibles, in all styles of binding; Prayer Books,
Hymn Books, Of all denominations; beautiful
Presentation and Illustrated Books; Blank
Work, OF all kinds on hand and made to any
pattern.
BEsH Binding done Neatly in any Style. ~giSa
PAPER BAGS OF ALL SIZES.
Cards neatly Written or Engraved.
Orders from the country or elsewhere viii
receive prompt attention.
A. D. INSLEE,
Bookseller aud Stahoner,
No. G03 Market Street,
Wilmington, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-05-19
JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent, Philad'a.
R. R. ROBINSON g. CO.,

WILMINGTON, DELAWARE,
Are Jay Cookies agents for the
State Of Delaware, and will fur
nish the Bonds without any
charge for commissions.
mar l1-tjyl
A GENTLEMAN in New Jersey, named speer,
eultivates the Portugal Sambuci, rare grape,
from which he makes an excellent wine, without
the use of sugar or spirit, that is becoming cele
brated among the medical gentlemen in our
large cities, and used in the hospitals as a SUI
perior article. Physicians recommending it as
90 invaluable article for weakness and general
debility. 1t is very gentle stimulant, aud at
the same time n rich nutritive wine, possessing
tue virtues that make it valuable for weakly per
sons and for general family use al his Season Of
The year. Some Of our doctors say it is superior
to port or other wines. NJ J. Foe. Post.
Our Druggists have been getting solAe that is
four years oil, direct from the vineyard in New
Jersey. 1t is called Speer's sambuci wine, and
the price is low, which brings it within the reach
Of all classes. 1t il said to be excellent for
females and has already been ordered by parties
in Europe, who regard it superior to French
wines. may 10 lw.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-05-19
SPECIAL NOTICE.

On and after July LIST, 1868,
the privilege of converting the
present issue of Legal Tender
notes into the National Six per
cent. Loan commonly called
Give Twenties' will cease.
All who wish to invest in the
Five Twenty Loan must, there
fore, apply before the LIST of July
next.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-05-19
ID. CHANDLER,
M e r @ H A MT TAILOR
No. 500 Market Street,

WILMINGTON.
Invites the early attention of his friends and
customers to his
New Stock of Cloths, Cassimeres
and Vestings,
OF every desirable style and quality, to suit all
classes of buyers.
My assortment of NEW SPRING GOODS for
gentlemen and youths wear, is now complete.
aud embracing every variety that will be
fashionable during the pre- sent season.
They will be made to order at moderate
prices for cash. mar 10