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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-18
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE.

Our LETTER A FAMILY SEWING MA
CHINE is fast gaining worldwide reputation.
II Is beyond doubt the best and cheapest and most
beautiful of all Family Sewing Machines yet Offer
ed to the public, No other Family Sewing Ma
chine has so many useful appliances for Hemming,
Birding, Telling, Tucking. Gathering, Guagingr
Braiding. Emdroidering, Cordingr and so FORTH
No other Family Sewing Machine has 80 much
capacity ,ibr great variety Of work. will sew
all kinds of cloth. and with all kinds of thread
Great and recent improvements make our Family
Sewing Machine most reliable, and most durable
and most certain in action at all rstes ofspeed. II
makes the interlocked stitch. which is the best
stitch known. Any one, even ofthe most ordinary
capacity, can see, at glance. how to use the letter
A Family Sewing Machine. Our Family Sewing
Machines are finished in chaste and exquisite style.
The Folding Case the Family Machine is a
piece Of cunning workmanship Of the most useful
kind. 1t protects the machine when not in use,
and when about tobe operated may be opened as
spacious and substantial table to sustain the work.
While some of the Cases, made out of the choicest
woods, are finished in the simplest and chastest
manner possible, others adorned and embel-
lished in the most costly and superb manner.
II is absolutely Necessary to see the Family Ma
chine in operation, so as to judge offs great ca
pacity and beauty.
1t is fast becoming as popular for family sewing
as our Manufacturing machines are for manufactur-
ing purposes.
The Branch Offices are we'll supplied vita silk
S...s- a. -. oFs a. b,ck
quality. 9ul rt' 81 ( ~ 4sta4
Send for PAMPHLET.
TIE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
45S Broadway. New York.
IL INDIANAPOLIS Office, AZ, E. Washington ST
pE.PAUL, Agent in Plymouth.n
Sent z. lS63-@4yl.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-18
Niles 0'Reily on "Naygurs. "

Some tell us It's burning sham
To make the naygurs fight,
And that the tLrade Of bein' kill
Belongs but to the whites;
But as for me, upon my sowl,
So liberal are We here,
Iii let Sambo be murdered in place of myself
Cn every day in the year.
On every day in the year. boys,
And every hour Of the day,
The right to be kilt I'll divide with him,
And diyil word III say,
In battles Wild commotion,
shouldn't at all object
If Sambo's body should stop a ball
That was coming for me direct;
And the prod Of Southern bagnet
So liberal are we here,
I'll resign and let Sa nbo take it
On every day in the year.
On every day in the year, boys,
An wild none Of your nasty pride,
An my right in the Southern bagnet prod
Wild Sambo III divide.
The men who object to Sambo
Should take his place in the fight,
And it's better to have naygur's hue
Than liver that's wake an white.
Though Sambo's black as the ace as spades,
His finger trigger can pull,
And his eye runs straight on the barrel sight
From under his thatch of wool.
So hear me al, boys, darlings,
Don't think I'm tippin' your chaff.
The. right to be kilt I'll divide with him,
And give him the largest half.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-18
THE REPUBLICAN.



BIT JOHN c.. WHITTIER.
When nrstf saw our banner wave .
Above the nations council hall.
heard benea ih its marble wall
The cIsnking letters Of the slave!
In the foul market place stood
And saw The Christian mother sold,
And childhood with it's locks of gold.
Bisc-eyed and fair with Saxon blood .
shut mr. eyes, I held my breath,
Aad, snothering down the wrath and shame.
That set my Northern blood aAame,
Stood silent-whers to speak was deaths
Beside me gloomed the prison cell,
Where wasted one In slow decline
For u.iering simple words of mincr
And loving freedom all too we'll.
The Gag that foated from the dome
Flapped menace in the morning air;
stood perillei stranger where
The human broker made his home.
For crime was virtu e: Gown and Sword
And Law their threefold sanction gave,
And to the quarry Of the slave, }'e
Went hawking with our symbol bird.
On the oppressor's side was power;
And yet knew that every wrong,
However old. however strong.
But waited Gods avenging hour.
knew that truth would crush the lie.-
Somehew. some time the end would be;
Yet scarcely dared hope to see
The triumph with my mortal eye.
But now see it. In the sun
A free flag floats from yondcr dome,
And at the nations hearth and homo
: The jnstice long delayed is done.
Not as we hoped, in calm and prayer;
The message of dsliyeanee comes,
But heralded by roll of drums
On waves of ba,tle-troubled air.
.Midst sounds that madden and appaff,.
The song that Bethlebem's shepherds kew!
The harp of David melting through
The demon agonies of Saul.
Rejaice with me. The Christening rod
Blossoms with love; the furnace heat
Grows cool beneath His blessed feet
Whose form Is as the Son of God.
Rejoiee9 Our Marah's bitter springs
Are sweetened; on our ground Of grief
Rise day by day in strong relief,
The prophecies of better things.
Rejoice in hope. The day and light
Are one with God, and ono with them
Who gee By faith the cloudy hem
OfJudsement fringed it'll Mercy's light.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-18
KoncurniI the Ishuin nv the Seckond
Edlshun av the Prinse nv Walls.

Edlshun Az the Pr1nSe nv vans.
Hale rooyal Babelet. peers like
You come soonern'n you was expected
onter this hear murdain- globe nv ours.
Little raore'n you'd a ketched yer muther
A skeetin. What was yer hurry
No howl Did you think may be
Yon wus wanted7 You mite node
Yer things wusent at frogmore, they
Wus at that other plais wher you
wuz eggspected in March too salute
HIS royal Illness the prinsce Of Walls
With yer furst boiler. spose likely
You cooden sea il, and 30 you cum
When you got reddy. That's the wa
Kings duze. But now sense you've
Cum tn life I'm glad NV it.. you're
In time for unkel Abes am
Nesty procklamashun and good
Menny other things genurl intrust
To the brittishers. and the london
Times is glad too, leastwise wun
Wood think SOW Hood a thort
Cept heed rcd it in the london times
That the hole wurld, more tn, Il
Inside Nv ingland, and no tite ct
Nuther7 and hood thort thet
Thar wuz only wun baby in the wurld1
Ain'tree got wuni Doc yot think
You're better. royal prinse, than
Babyl air you more nv a surrinl
Tvoodent doc fur your muther tn
Tauk 50 in cur house; Der hare wood
FIJI, sertin. Speekin nv yer muther,
She don't treet you nun tn well pohow.
What makes you'll ev to tax yer meels
Ava frum hoam1 IL yer muther onhealthyf
Or hasent she got nutben
Fur you7 efthat's 50, it's the farst
Dutch wummin NV that kind, shore!
Fact II, she'd druther not hev you
Bout her; hit wood bee tn kommon;
Hit wood bee tn mulch like pore
Feaksl Sheeze settin a bad egg
Zample, fur TIERS wimr,in in this
Kuntry that'l treet Their babeze in tho.
Same wa, thinkin it looks bigg
Tu hev them tax ther meels ava
Frum hoam. Good hi, prins Nv
Walls. D.i F}.N y.lIt
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-18
Boots and Shoes!

TIME LOW PRICE STORE is the place 10
I buy your HEAVY Dontsfor Winter, Women's
Ind Children's Wear Of every description. Here
'' I ii ssi1's . '''' -''s'. RICE : SMITH.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-18

tsxashen. conscripshen. exterminashen.
niger enlistments. and Of Their is anythin
else the people desire. let en- write US
(post- pade) and weel pass the necessary
rezolushens.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-18

&c "A fellow contsmplsted Tor some min
utes the poderous dimensions Of bystan-
der's feet, and in . tone of utter wonder,
said. q be surveyed the mans upper
works: You'd have been tall man, If
they hadn't bent you SO fsr up"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-18

CHAs. wHITMORE, Aexsr.
Plymouth, Marshall Co.,, Indiana.
N. B-Any one purchasing Piano or any
other instrument, Of whatever make can do 60 Of
me 10 per cent less than at any house in Fort
Wayne or Chicago y 5)ooL..g
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-18
NOAAOt no WAOvC.

A proof that the Blood Puriker and Ph sss pureiy
vegetable. ceriif Of those ei.ens
s Professors Chiffon Of N. r. nnd Locke q Cncinnas
Dsad DE- Dhacks Special Notices aRz Certificates pnb-
ushed In eonspiesous part q THU fspss from ts TO
time. tl44f T
Price Of the Scandinavian Vegetable blood Purifier, q
per bottle Is per hafdosen. 0fthc Scandinavian Veg
etabis Hood Pills, Is box, boxrs vr 81
Prinoipat Oncs and S<icsrocm Ne Esst Foarth st.,
"a BuItny from Main ST., Cincinnsss, o. Isbs@1Osy,
No. Is uaB Imond Street, II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-25
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.


- ~3~-~@~C ~ AA2SAA NC EhEAs
u OoUsrRr RksIDkNoE FOR sALs
6AsrLEwoop-A sr., class country place on Fountain
The city TIE house bn butt stone under
r. he efs essssaea
ns ee Min ss r. s The S % .
nsa The tmbered noors dressed show construction
@
= rhomboda form iran grey stone crop
Ss ss S :s Of % s ho
con Of ages. that renders the soil Of this region SO
s and beauty Of w" Which "rpas ,ser Places
n ns S rhis and The
sadsenoos vsss'aon render The domain Of Cosiewood
than natural history Of land
The ensraoce hall, :, which arrive by anne carriage
sosd seTy sommodous stairs wholly Of OAK ssoendn.
principal drawing roo and winch has bay and other win
. u . With s ss ss sa Tss DO
o . ns s% as s sSr sss ss Ia s%
ROAD Win the basement aud WAY to the sa
eios Kitchen several step the ground Level three
snd cellar rooms pantry subhaI and dining room-tie
latter under .hs saloon also circular In form and aPssE
9oh i ~ with III esoccs ases All ina
Easement a s ice sIo
Aass sr ssntsns Haa nda
cna toner INC ons. T. ssapsd or muse
has skysh. ol,e and other windows II is the finest
q I%ad offered for sas Win the
q Tract acres Of sni beau,ry situated on The east,
sra ,ops o. h.se Ride '1ass Meanap with sorra S
SsaSSs o. we pres, sSn Mse ~ $50 cid oass
Ii L LAID cnIeIiiled with drives, walks &C. in
She nodern natural s,ve az Ian aoa gariening ana 80
sss,es known IS he ranbe lave been decided IN tins:
aaad lying within the rark
each a as v s % ~ ro one ne S 10 ,ga ayse
.aas ' rsrc and homes ' conn n.
The United who contemr,te locating in this neigh.
Geaih cult on aad pro ec;oo som the @incs Of winer
q s favmans situated to c.ioa tho bre,7es which pre-
The whor tract abounis in pure soft spring water.
York sea'ses hs,Itiy the Of this noun
Gain y Is almost the only ioiit 50 near the city where
Purchaser desiru Guild stone can obtain
The piiyscy o. The pei anu ~ the sites IS secured y
g. on the varrs road the trnnaon Of Park avenue
male aooa Sb As r we sscsna aon ae
ARK New York and Their proklyn staten Island and
Cop q lie seven Zee, s5oTe the level Of
sa S'is s S Wss ns
Peak and the Highlands ne north with Long Island
eeIoa panorama Acknowledged bs all to be one OF the
ssa Elm s IN a9s ss from s, New
"A MS x iIao; a;l, sa:e s;ls, So, ALSO q.
snrI,ar rcd he canal street ferry II rainu,es earlier
Rct,,rnnc the train leaves or.nne III A M --.a 733
AZ Il Ii, IL i " -; as 81 3 "a ! 10 g .i2 IL
and via Kew Jersey lsil,oad and Orange And Newark
horse l:aoad foot Of ccssnat street twenty rips each
sur aaae aece,s beauty ana variety nf scenery for
Of innate FOR e inte!se nee and moral or
which n- reader attractive family resi
snce seeysd thai The cnItv Of Orange espeislI.
<saaaed by any other place The viciny Of New York
Castiewoot may be spproscied Via Tulip avenue Wild
lor maps and pa..ic,.ars, we'll cards OF ad
OMISSION, the J., s. HASKELL Library
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-25

IlsIEK ch.gt F0E sALt--styuATEn ABCUF aH
ID euf haf from WE Hudson r. epr saurh'. ~
eou at ing ns TOE place ans about thirty tve
with ff,lt ~ Q 'ineniai iraes, ard commands
al e % fhe Nisgu lifcN Tie house ~ hy
contains Hflssa uqms, hesiies bathroom, cinsrt
-1atn tc. tnr ftT ID particulars apply to ~ ~ Mt
S.N o. Maiden lanr Mes York Qrto JAMES ~ ri8.E-
son 10 u AslAtt 4 "a. -tug Sing, n. ~
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
VALUABLE ESTATE.
PRINCE oEoRoE.s oouirY. MARYLAND.
FOR SALh

Cl 000 CASH WILL PURCHASE ONE OF THE
.Dl.OUU. Ph,lslclph's brick front Bngiish basement
Houses built by days work having all the
ments situated at lSs York street JERSEY Civ S. GO
remain on a. per cent Call on or address JOHN
PRINGLE, Ii Montgomery street, Jersey City
I1 QN0 FOR SALE. TuK BRICK ENGLISH
DC.OVO. basement House and Tot las East Forty
seventh street containing ten bath, water gas
nearly and good condition; 81 300 remain on
bond and mortgage Inquire on the premises
COO 000 FURNISHED HOUSE FOR SALE IN
0CU.OOU. Thirty eighth street Fifth avenue.
House 23x55 feet -four brown stone 100
This Is ono of tho best now offered at the price.
VAN WINKLE 4 WlNAkS IA Pine street
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rSxHlnlfIun roR sALa A INTERRUPTIONS IN.
~ sriment complete With nbmit sy me slides chrotna-
TROPICS &C. 70 bo ston q q. u. huLrs, Tsi broaiwU.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-25

oEB
ONB
ONE
or THEIR ENGAGEMENT.
On this OCCASION viii be prescnted Tom Tors geai drs
rHB TICKET or LEAVE NAN
ONE HUNDRED AND FIRST oonsBcUTIvE Per
F0RMAE0B.
ssd tho
ONE HUNDRED AND TwEsrY.FOURrH MONT
or the engagement or
Mr. AND MRS W, J. FLORENCE
The friends Of Mr. and MIRA W. Floence invited 70
remember that this evening devoted to farewell osatoa 70
PosITIvsLY THs LAST BUT ONE
THB TICKET OF LBAvR MAN
MONDAY, MARCH 70.
MILE MARIE MErHUA soHELLER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-25

kTfBLO,2 GARDEN COMMENCES At "
~ I.,ss.a AMI Mananer WIN. Vheatlss
FAREWELL BENEFIT
Nee Yorks r,vor,,. min J,p ma auu Queen %
MISS CAROLINE RIcHIN6S.
prior 90 her departure ior California, and ht nsh ON
of
THE ENCHANrRESS.
Friday evening, March a. 1867. viii he presented Ior
POSITIVELY THE LAST TfsE But ONE
GRAND ROMANTIC SPECTACULAR DRAMA.
THE EkCHANTRFSS
MISS RICIfiNGS celebrated. character Of SFBbAa
SUPERB SCENERY
ELg9ANT OOsTUMES,
SPLENDID CAST
GRAND BALLET &C, al
SATURDAY
POSfrIvFT.Y TIE LAST MONT
or THE ENCHAETRRSS
Mr. wheatiey bappy that he hss entered
with the ceehrlted ragedsn
EDWIN BOOrH.
who viii make HIS nrst MoDday nest MaxcA
-. Ia Tom Taylors tragic plav
THE FOOLS RBvENGE
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a MUsEsTFGTs

srIUsEMFGTs. W.
CApA Wy or hUsio ITALIAN oPERA-rAUsT
y preA NJ. --..s.-....t.. 1900. MAX MARETZEK
Mvsic sin rs
on ospAY EVENING March a alta
nth oonocs new and br aAat Opera ~ ave act-.os
fAOSt FAUST
MaIgherits .Ass CLARA I0UI5H ERLLoo1
rtroef hlie HENRIETTA SULzE8
ranss e FRANCISCO AaZZOLEEI
vhenun ..-....s+...-..-.. bsg FERNANDO BELidNI
Wagner. w. -. S,q MUIIER
sr.ns fAhNY sr0C1TnS
HorfcT.-slg BELLfsI ia order 70 Owe ec,si 1, tss
performance hls accepted the Comparatively ANAL past %
Naientiu
The Opera nights OF merit week viii bs
MONDAY WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY AND IRlDAS
Oo Saturday afternoon GRAND MAfikBk
The regular sxie OF secured and tickets will
nj the ticket Offices Acaf0
az Music, Beer Hchrmer 70i Broai.ay aud Root An
thony Of Nassau and Pine streets from eght 70 Ave-
O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-25

l'yk >ALk A Vnk NUrti1DR rIksr Lass ~
Nhg u.s. 5000 brpfn gouus ttoist iesrs0y ~, aud
20 GlN Fut~nnh street Stay. slua 1JSfi+
Re- cte "dh ~ uFern innfs, en.eat. ind "a orvfe
rr -. k4fAW, prr.t,ts 4 A truI
NAV ~ r,te ,stt.e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-25


yNALLACKs FRIDAY
w MR.. GEO HOLLANDS BENEFIT
(first time this and admirably cast Qotisnths
'N'''. siiE srooPs TO CONQUER
Mr. Hardcaf tie MI John Gilbert
Sir Charles MT browne
TONY uolfud
Hastings MT Day
Digeory Mr. Young
Jeremy M Parkes
Stingo. Ar Pope
TIM Twist ..s..............mr Bosdeu
Dolly Mss Green
saturday RosRuAI.E ioith time
:, Monday MIRA yERNoNS benefit t6rs time shs season,
Bouccauts sterling comedy:
Tuesday. RosEDALE
we,d1nssday SIrst time NY ssasen, LOVE FOR LOVE
WILD OATS. THE RIVALS aod THE SCHOOL FOR
SCANDAL
Tox's OLD BowERy-rHURsDAY AND FRIDAY.
MISS FANNY HERRING
MR. G. L. FOX
THE STAR CoMPANy-THf WONDERFUL DOCS
LENDERMIE. THR IDIOT BOY.
Miss Fanny Herring Tho Idlot
@ l. Fox as Simon tine SON
Miss DEVIL ma,s.. ~,
D''''' 90 THcK SHEPPARD AND ills Dod
Miss Fanpv Herring. Jack sheppard
MI. " l. Fox Cropsey
q W Thompson. Jonathan wild
y X FOX
D''&'>'" KISS IN TIL DARK w 800.
MR. AND MRS HARRY CHAPMAN AND FARCk
COMPANY
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WtSEER GARDEN
Mr.. AND MRS. W ). FLoREsoB
ON THIs EVENING. FRIDAY MARCH %
BEING TuB
LAST NIGHT
LAST NIGHT
LAST MONT
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nIxSCELLAHEOUS.

A MACHINE FOR SECRET CORRESPONDENTS
IA similar 20 the one sent 70 the United states
postage receipt OF S.by CH0LLET. l43 FIRST avenue
New York Agents wanted for all tho states and cities
So per day can he made.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-25

pR0wN STONE FRONT HOUSE FOR SALE oHBAP--
ID Nol7s East Forty first Three story basement
and subcela 2ox50 lot bali the block has al the
modern improvements aud is In complete order Immedt-
ate possession II desired Apply TO BUTTS. IL har
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-25

A sPLERpID FARM FOR s.LE-LocATlD. ONE
~ mile from the beautiful village of Canandagna, aud
eomnapding view OF The and surrounding country
II contains hundred aud allyhree of the choicest
land vol wacred and hsy cultivated. The DIV eilng Is
darse brk mansion finished IN superior STYLE having ne
pnrka hish ceilings &C lar ciseta, &C. The oubuilding;
and Ia good rrpar: The grounds and shade
trees Those W. desire beauty and utility
combined ~" and this chnnce will be soli cheap
Apply sthr premises, a. No. 1923 West Twenty nth
y
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-12-23
The Capture of Roger A. Pryor.
From the Richmond Examiner.

We regret 10 know that the rumor Of
this gerleman's capture is tue tor
some time pas. tact! convention between
The armies has sanctioned daily exchange
of papers on certain portlous of the Ines.
bel~ cen single soldiers from each side
On Monday morning Gen. Pryor left his
horse and aims and vent out into he
space between the picket lines for ibis
purpose, waving, as usual, the papers TO
be exchanged. lie was recognized by
some Yankee officers, AID lhev sent ali
athletic man wiki papers, and two or three
others followed at little distance. Tie
frs, grapp!ed with Gen. Pryor and the
Others rushed on him and dragged him
into their lines. Uere is an illustration of
what our soldiers may expect whenever
they rely upon the honor OF Yankees.
No doubt the csptors thought they had
obtained wonderful pIize, and We fear
that Gen. Pryor will be iil-lreated Tor
there are few against whom the Yankee
nation enterlalus more mean spite or NAL
ice. We style him Gen. Pryor ~ cour-
tesy for i, is well known lha, he is, ard
has for two years been, private aud reg
nlaIly enlisted soldier, serving IN the ranks
OF the confederate cavalry as such, having
no pubic importance, no authority. con
seqnerce or privilege than any other reg
utariy enlisted confederate soldier. In
the trst days OF The war he raised fine
regiment. Of which he was elected colonel
Later, the confederate government COM
missioned h,m to be q brigadier general.
and ordered bin TO duty in command Of IA
brigade, left without a general, We believe.
because Its commanding officer was woun
det. la tins command Gen. Pryor often
distinguished himself by his gailautry and
judicluus conduct, He lost bis command
| by The ieluln Of The officer whose place he
, occupied temporarily. On applying Tor
Other duty al the war department lie got
nothing but vague promises. His high
>nlflt would Dot brook the position of !,
bIlgadler general without brigade lie
soon threw up his commission, and enlist
ed as coIuIuon soldier IN Tie cavalry,
where he has since been sewing. Having
been good officer he made an exceiien,
trooper, and ly his treache Gus capture
NE cohfe'ieIact Is deprived ct one good
II an. But the eLeuy viii pay dearly 10,
II, for The dlshouurabIe U.aus empiuyed
IN this affair will embitler our skiimishel>
and plckets SO much, that hundreds of
ankees W i'll lose their lives in c,nse-
QutuCe.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-12-23
4 new Wrinkle in the Fashions

ashton takes queer turns. Is latest
wrinkle Is the introduction Of square but
tons. With these the ladies most rlenti-
fully Trim their dresses. They (not the
ladies but the tutton>) are Of all sizes. w
10 an inch square. he AaW ton is thu,
big button, about the SIZE Of square on
a checker toa.G. a lille while ago and
the rage vas for spherical buttons of
thteequarters OF an Inch diameter, gilt OF
>il,e'ed, and with these they trimmed
Their GatIbaldl bodic-s' and ,heir Vi.
vsndl-re jackets IN lavish proeusion. Like
gi!,!ed apes, they formed rows down the
fronts of the jaunly-iookrug co,saees
Now the gcbuIar buttons are ont and
square ones are in I hey are of ali mater,
'ais, pearl, ivory. jet, silver and gilt, and
they cost Price dear enough to satisfy
any body. We Gnn't know that equar,.
buttons were ever before in fashion. mo
fashion as a general thing is constantly
reproducing Itself.
We saw At the house Of an extensive
importer, a case OF ladies' belt buckles
HEY are Of the widest dimension, and
carry ribbon fully three inches wide
They were worn in the times when ladies
waists were located but a few inches be,
low The axiiia. They remained unSod
when ihe fashions charged, just twenty
eight wears ago. They were !ben packed
np and consigned to a gArret. They we're
Yesterday reproduced for sale, and were
taken by tie retail trade with such rapid
lty that III little while but few remain
ed. The buckles in question sold at prices
sufficient TO pay twenty ight years inter
est on their original cost, and leave very
handsome profit beside Phil North
american
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-12-23
SHARP MATRIMONIAL TRICK.
An Ethiopian Complication.
From the Quincy III J Herald

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