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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07

Second WARD SCHooL.-The long sum
mer vacation having ended, this school was
opened on the 10Th ult. by Miss Julia \.
King, of YpsiIanti, aS Principal, the former
Principal, Mr.. IIurd. having resigned She
comes well recommended. The second
Ward school was under the care of female
Principal once before, Miss Clapp having
had charge Of il for about year al the
time the school House was built.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07

House To RENT-Any person DESTROYS
Of renting small house ready furnished in the city
Of Lansing, leara If such an opportunity by al
dressing box 4ia. lansing S,i house a. situated
Washington Avsnu', aud is well arranged far com
fort 4s9w1*
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07

PosrPovENENr.-The REPRESENTATIONS
-.a,;on for the second District Of this coun-
= bas been postponed until Tuesday, Sep
tember both
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07

p,,,c1ors.-Rev. J. Boynion VIII preach
~ Methodist Church ia this city on sab
hath morning next.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07
Special Advantages of this Loan.

lT Is a NAuoNAI SAVINGS BANK Offering higher
Any savings bank which pays IL dcpositors ia L =
Notes considers that 1t Is paying the best crcula-
ting medium Of tho country and it cannot pay in any
thing better FOR lis own assets are either m govern
msnt securities notes or bonds payable gov
eminent paper
It D. equally convenient as a temporary or perun-
nont Investment. The notes can always be sold for
terest and the best security with hanks as CD
at.rlls Tor discounts
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07

| OST-ELEVEN SHEEP. Ten of said
II sheep are marked with a cross on the left shnul
der and hip, with dot between one Of them Is
marked with letter d" D." on the rump ANY ner
sou giving Information % the Undersigned where
said sheen may be found, Will De suitably rewarded
DART X WILEY
lansing, July p, 1864 4S3tf
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07
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Classical and Scientific school for
Boys aud Girls. and Young Men
and Women.

The FIRST Term Of the Second Academic year will
commence the last Monday in August, (a9th , 1S64
The second Term will commence Dec. 5. 1854
The Third Term viii commence the last Monday 10
March. l21th) 1865
lurng the first Term An especial Class will be-
organized Tor the benefit OF those expecting % teach
PRICE OF TUITION
Primary Department per term. ....s 90
Common English Studies, including English
Grammar. Arithmetic Geography Book
keeping and Penmanship. Observation-Disclosures. 90
III CHER English. including Latin Greek and
French language ami Mlthemafics .. 90
ENTRA TUITION
Vocal Nusic, per OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90
Instrumental Music per term, -............. II co
on Painting, per term. .......-........ 10 90
N-e'i'-r ALI ~ ~ INK .----.-.-.... . ~
Hs-Boari can be obtained in Families IN the i'm
mediate vicinity II the Academy, with the family
0f the Principal IN the Academy
Communications addressed C. c Oils. Princinal
will ne promptly answered " a.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07
Fi>k'> Patent Metallic Burial Gases.

For ordinary lnterments. Dep0siting in
Vaults. and Trans poT tatIon. they have 10 rival.
They ar made Il The moSt Imperisbable materials
lui are 0ntIn~lei inside ami cut. 70 prevent rust
aud tie exterior has = fue Rosewood hnish When
properly mented. the remains Of The deceased arc
FREE from IT ptill u water Expectations Of
MIR and nav without offensive odor he kept a.
long - Desired thus obTzIng tie necessity OF hzsfy
huFI4 Their lonE anu successful use and the appro-
batcn given them renders unnecessary any extended
notice ~ their valaeahle advantages. ly-466
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07

ENRST NATIONAL BANK OF Ian
Il sING.-At a meeting Of the Directors of the FIRST
National Rank of Lansing, held this day At the Bank
ing Office Of J c. Bailey X Co.
IL WAS resolved that the capital stock Of this Bank
be increased TO 800 OOi and that books of subscrp
ton be opened for that purpose At the Office IF J
C. Bailey Co, IA Lansing under the direction of tho
President and Cashier
Books OF subscription will therefore be opened
accordingly, Tor additional subscriptions to SAIL
Rank, 0f $4,000, and will be kept open until that
amount u subscribed.
The Bank will Doe opened for business as soon as
the new Banking House now being erected for that
purpose Is completed. which will be about the first
day Of October next.
on subscriptions 30 per cent will be required on
the first day Of October next, and 10 per cent per
month thereafter
lansing, Mich. Jaly 4 1864
J. C. BAILEY President
l. X HEWITT, Cashier 4s0tf
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07
CLOTHING.


CIu parD Of
Poo Mada (1Ofhino,
CErNrC.- fNI-DNISIINE EnnRC
avn DD,u-rD,
CpnurtN .%NUr HE.,-V
AhlMEAN LA y y T. Il, Ill a 1
tNlON ALL OOL AMI
WHITE SHTRTS IN
EN- AND PAPER
TIES,
U,DE,ES
GLOVES. HALF
- I,er,,r|-,- -,
AIIS OLA RIfRRER CLOTH
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07
GROCERIES.

GROCERIES.
f. B Nj L L A R
Wholesale and Retail
DEALER N
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07

ID EMOVM.-J. c. Bailey < Co.. having
Il L sold out their oil Banking House the second
National Bank will move the first Of April into
the store occupied by B. + Smons, the corner Of
Washington and Michigan Avenues, where they will
continue the Blinking ana Exchange business here
totore until their new Banking House is completed
for the First National Rank
In the meantime, ali communications TO or To
the First National Bank Of Lansing, VIII meet with
prompt attention.
J C. BAILEY X co Bankers
lansing, Mich, March u, 1904. 465tf
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07
NOTICES..

EOBES x HITCHCOCK have Just receiv-
L ri i've new styles Of Hats and Caps. Also, Alex
andre hid Gloves for Geuts-the best IN the market
New Styles u goods received every week 1851
WANTED. Five Common Brick Ma
w sons, first class 10 lay Pressed brick, ami
also 10 Iaborers 10 which good wages will BE- PAID
Address. & 4 DODGE
July 9Th, 1854 (4S3) Lansing Mich.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07
Wholesale OR RETAIL,

viii always hsd Compleis Stock 81 Goods from
which % select, and Al prices that defy compeii.
ton IonhHBg my business exclusively o. khls one
branch ~ trade, and buying nay goods at the large
Wholesale Manufacturing Establishments in the coun
Try and direct from Importers an thus enabled ~
unef Inducements b purchasers BY selling goods
q Lower flgurs than can be obtained a. any mixed
establishment ia the State. Ny establishment be lng
The only 10 this section 81 the country devoted
exclusively D. the sale ~ Crockery, Glassware &C
those desiring u psrchase anything Ia ths line wi
ind u ~ their advantage h. select from ny
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07
wIAKNESS OR DERIITY INDUCED BY
oNkR FATIGUE,
VOLUNTEERS, ATTENTION INTERSECTIONS ol


Sores and Ulcers Hotchos and ~ ellings. can with
certainty be radically cured, n the fiis taken
Night and morning. aud the Ointment be freely used
stated M the printed instructions n treated in
any other manner, they ary up paIt 10
break out IN another Whereas this ointment vii
rcmVNs tc huuloIS firru tho -yat., ana leaves tfe
patient a ' igorous and healthy Il viii require
little perseverance, a. had a. insarc lasting
/ cure
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07

All who hAvs Friends and Relatives In the Army OF
NAVY should take especial care that they be amply
supplied with these Pills and Ointment. ana where
ne brave Soldiers and Sailors have neglected e. pro
vide themselves with them no better present be
sent them BY their friends. They have been proved
20 be the Soldier falling friend thc hour ci
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07
CR0CKERY, ct.

lam constantly receiving from New York.
Boston, Pttsburgh, and other cities large m
q
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07

Which we sfer % the Trade 80 As low prices AS
she Times vHi Admit
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-05

Far Rats. NICE. n oRehes ANTS NED.
0ugs, N ms ~ Yass ~ @ei~W. &C. So.
sec 70 on Plants Fowls Animals &C.
Put up in ~ 10 and 81 90 Ersrs r,,tie- and fissks
80 and 81 shes for Here's PrEfic Isssirrrf1Ss. &c
-tsalt inzsiIible rsfns lies kBo~s-
"Fr.e frysn rsi-ens
~S..s dangerous o the Human Family"
2sfs out a their hfles TO die
Aa-esoia who+ess.l- al j..re cities
81 ssA hv N praxxssts ADD Rr4ssicss eyegyvhere
AS-sl. Rxw ssn e. ~ Al WORTHLESS limitations
- that -t'sr rs usls l. On each Bos- Bottle
- ami Fls-k. b-ssre sua Icy.
e. Iir,-- HENRY a. COSTAR.
- tpsrsrIr.I nsfor &s2 Bns.r~sY ".
a1-hsoia by r. b. VOWEL co,
A. J. WILKINSON,
whol-~>ie and Retail Agents. k-okuk, Iowa
jAnit-dk~s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-05

The WHEAT CRoP. - Our farming
friends in this vicinity tell US that the cold
weather about the holidays destroyed the
wheat to such an extent that the crops
will not yield the seed which was sown.
We are anxious to obtain reliable infor-
nation as to the extent OF this calamity,
and wetheref fore request our sgricuturists
to send US the result Of their personal ex-
perience, and we will take it a. an espe-
cia favor if they will permit US to authen-
ticate their statements BY publishing their
letters with their signatures. We know
from sources entitled to the highest credit
that serious apprehensions are entertained
as to an entire failure Of the wheat in our
Immediate neishborhood, and neg. to the
direct, unfortunate results of ouch state
of affairs. will be the efforts of mercena.
ry spectators to increase the price Of
brsads,uffs. We are anxious to protect
the people from their operations, and this
cao be best done by reliable information
from all parts Of the country, and We de-
sire to impress upon our farmers the inn
perative necessity of their personal atten-
ton to our request.-[Louisville Jour.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-05
-. r~rr an.re Ce.AsAasss.


The TaIk Aboas CanAsAasss'
The New Bedford Mercury, an iDaueo-
tial pspsr in New England. i reminded
b. the New York Tribune's nanifesso'
ee,jnst tie re.pomins&se = M. inosln,
Of the remark By Thso9ore farker
which wss too sharp npoa : frieaa TO =
admitted into ~ Am1Iid6 editioa q ~
iifs-that "Grseiey i lnot = for ! leader.
He y oapricious, crotshse full Of whims
and wrong headed"
The Hercafy then adds The following
scund oomncnts on the general ques.
ton:
1--WE ID not propose 70 get into any
heat 10 reference 70 the question Of the
next Presidency, The Baltimore Con-
vention 10 june next will settle who is TO
be the candidate Of the Uoion Republi-
can party, and he will have our cordial
support. But Ne are very decidedly Of
the opinion now, thst IL is vice to let
wen enough alone-that, ~ Mr.. Lincoln
has been patriotic. honest and faithful,
deserving OF al, the plaudit. well done,
good and faithful servant it is for the
interest of the nation, instead Of trying
| whether somebody else might not do bet
ter, to continue him in ofioe. Added to
this ara other reasons. Of which We may
speak hereafter; but one, conclusive to
our minds is, that the people. who have
no particular axes to grind. who are not
soIicitous for new deal Of Offices, and q
new distribution of contracts, prefer Abra-
ham Lincoln - the next candidate"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-05

Appeal - the Governor 81 Alabama.
"As your Executive Chief, call upon
the middle-sged, the young men and the
boys, TO organize into companies 1t once,
and report without delay that they are or
ganized and ready. cannot suppose
that Alabsmians will wait to be drafted
into the service. The enthusiastic re-en-
listnent of our veteran troops in the
Virgins and Tennessee armies has caused
q thrill Of joyful hope to animate the
hearts of even the cresking and despond-
ent. II these battle SCARED heroes, Who,
for three years, have carried their lives
in their hands, ready to be sacrificed in
defense Of homes and liberty, are willing
to battle on while the feet of hated foe
press our soil, shall we at home be lag
CARDS in the race Of glory! trust that
no such dampine stigma will rest on the
honored name Of Alabama. ! confidently
expect hearty. prompt and noble re-
ponse TO this CALI
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-05
DIANO PRIMERS. CATEcHIsMs

&c. Lenhart's Elements Of Music to which arc AID
u Burrowes Guide to Practice and Czernys Celebrated
letter. on The Art eePayns The PlAnp, - s eesnis
eeiETsachdae cnfesa1nns - cts Basruwes' fnno ~
md Guide % Practice, 80 Cts CssFnys Letters to
Young LNy % it, Jo0ses csfschism az Mastc 8 go
1saehef'a, 20 cts. Calcotts Mnsl1al Ga9sar = &C.,
1ovess C1ass Book and Piano Primer, q cts The ahcvs
copse the bot and most desirable bpoks a ther NJ
- 18th tesehen snA schoJap. Copies sent po5e1a 81
S.sssa pz1eea = %, fssllds ~ wsiAlas son q
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-05


VACCINE MATTER.-Seyeral le.d;,o
pbys'cians of Cincinnati, in a commnn;.
cation to the City Council. propose that .
sum, say $500. be intrusted to Ro,rd
Of Medical Practitioners, with author,,v
to procure effective vaccine matter, eithe,
by reward for owners of COWS hayin,
the cow-pox, or to persons primarily vac.
ciuated with matter obtained from affect.
ed cows.
They state that it is the unanimous
opinion of the medical faculty, both in
this country and Europe, that vaccine
matter becomes useless. and frequently
injurious in disseminating other diseases,
when obtained from children secondarily
vsccina.ed. This is an impor,an, mat.
ter, not generally understood By the reo.
pie, it it be BY medical men. II il cor.
tain that much Of the vaccine matter md
il useless, while many cases Of other din.
eases. being communicated BY it are
known.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-05

Err The Davenport Gazette publishes
the following notice to all who are mat.
rimonislly inclined. We fully endorse
the sentiment therein expressed
To THE MATRIMONIAL who are
mstrim onially inclined should remember
that il they desire the fact of their exit
from state OF single blessedness to be
recorded in the Gazette, the notice must
be accompanied by the sum of Fifty cents.
Don expect the minister to do the rub.
ilshine unless you hand him the printer
lee. lhe tune has gone by when men
VINO can afford to marry should wish to
cnest me priuter; certainly we can't be
cheated that way any longer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-05

m. greatest amount insured In any risk SlSno
but will not as . general rule exceed *au,uo
The company has no general rule to the amount al
lowed in any city, town. village % oioek
being governed this in each case by the gene
raj character buildings width of streets facilities Tor
putting ont hreS Ac-
An sitssted copy Charter Act Of Incorporation
has already been fied
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-05

81 81
ASSETS
Csh IN 81 Nchoaae bank ana u once r.. "
Loans s. on S0n - estsss In New
York and Brooklyn, worm :. 49, s 1872
andDn which thsre Z les than one yesfsi M an a
terest one - Twins :. .t,s =, d.r,.nd
.@s . ,s value .. 'sea.'".. .. $1,000 90
United States stocks and Treasury no'es mar on 40 m
kct vslse,. -, -s''.' - "a
Real estase lrnincumoe Is 49,. Nare =
Interest actually due ana un an
Interest accrued. but not due oos %
Cab In hands Of agents ana ~ eonl'e "a sooo 90
mission from agents. NV w
Bills receivable tr Presa'nnis On ihana hsAs "a az. !,
snd other items ,.-- 49,. ios0 -
Cssh premiums uncoaiecfed on policies Issued -. :.
II o6ire,-. 49, -
so's'os :"
LAbiins- 80, VA.
Amount o. ioeses ao,usseu, a.'u s III ~ sna I -
Ah,ouh. " :. ~ M - ss55 90
sy1s. '......'. -, - NH no az
ton has osea .sA -. L. r...;:,a iy I'm.
Ahoant % eiAA"' o' ' 700 90
eomIsny s A.. iri.ri srd sne and
Anooh. Oh "'ue"'' ~ " 2s2 80
nhpaias -. -. 49, -.. -, =. - a.,
Amount q uvlaenn s.pef oasA " - ay,ce
cisred pnt MOI yer ne. ..--.''' None
Amount Of noo1y bouoreu.,',,. .,t,s....
Anoun' " - S'1e' '.--- Asa IS
:, ,,ah,s,,a. 81, ats o5
IL Total am ioSses etaihs Sia =. -,
The greatest amount insured IN any enc rss si'O
but viii NOT as general rule exfsen $4,000, :,
The company has general rule TO the amount al
lowed in city, town. village ~ oieek
being governed matter in each by the gene
raj character Of buildings width uf streets faculties TOT
putting ont fires Ac-
An copy II the Charter Act OF Incorporation
has already been flied
sfAYx OF sE~ YORK 80
City and County Of Aex YORK,
ALBERr WARD, President pro tem- ana 49, .ss
Secretary 81 the Arctic fre insurance "a ~ ~ Liu
rally aud duly sworn d~ps-- aud say, ana 80 'o i
self says, thst the foregoing Is True, a,a anu ~.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-31


BEIcK" I'omERor Tells A mar
yellons story about the cold in La
Crosse. He says that on one Of this
recent cold morninga bic cat fworth
sos in-a good season for cata( froze
the tip end Of her tail TO a red hot
stove. Seeing a frozen mouse at the
other side ofthe room she sprane for
il, and jumped clear ou. Of her akin
leaving the skin standing by ths
stove frozen. Feeling cold she went
back AMI c'awled into the skin the
wrong way, and now tail is growing
oL the end OF the cat that used 10 bo
the front. We have the almost con,
tidence in Brick veracity, ordina
rlly, hut are inclided to believe hi.
story is d title exaggerated.
This story reminds us Of one which
we heard on young couple who were
having a chat all to ,hemselycs du
ring one OF tho coldest nights Of the
last winter. The stove was kept ted
not to prevent the '5reathiugs of flovo,
from freezing before ihsy reached the
ears for which they were destined.
When the clock stuck four, the hour
for retiring ,''BuB' resolved to have a
last kiss of his lovely lair one; and
upon applying his lips to hers ,hey
stuck as tight as--'wax.' After a
considerable time spqnt in applying
hot shovel and poker, and no littls
pulling they succeeded in getting apart
without serious injury 10 either. II
is said that BOB lost his mustacb
and that it was found frozen to the
ISdy'S IA upper lip next morning.
COMr. DEN.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-31
lied, and corrupted prees.

IZcu' AnE corrupted prtes.
I 10. Tho support of a liberal anc
PROTECTIVE system Of foreign immigra
ton, which shall attest onr sympalhie,
with the struggling people Of Europe
while ii replenishes the wastes Of the
present destructive war, stimulates
our injured commerce. supplies the
demand for labor, and develops those
Immense resources of our country on
which we must so greatly rely for the
speedy extinguishmcnt Of the national
debt. r o. ...r. -f.-.-,
ii. The extension OF suitable aid
Tor the construction of railroad
across the continent, for the better
union OF the Atlantic and Pacific
States, and their easier defense a2ainst
possible foreign enemies, as well ne 10
hasten the developmcnt oil tho rich
mining region Of the conhrent, which
we have reason to believe ,s destined
to control the commercial values ofthe
world
In conclusion, Mr.. Pomcroy urged
that the earnest and loyal men of the
country were working and uniting
upon these lsSnes, aud that we had
enough OF hesitaucy an uncertainty
Nj indccisiou and wrong decision
OF coldnoss and neglect to the friends
ol the Government while favor and
Kindness are metod out to it's enemies
This appeal he said was urged by the
memories Of tho past and most fearful
Of the future. Faith
in progress aud triumph of tho light
must not be left to lauguisb without
work. tn the Union that is to be,
liberty and union shall be found one
and forever inseparablc. This ia II
war for mankind. 1t has tho old
battle cry Of Liberty. It establishes
freedom in free Government, as tho
hope of the world.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-31
new Facts as 10 Ihe Strength and
Position of The Rebel Armies.

FOsN'Sn OF tho Rebel Armies
FROM the Philadelphia Inquirer, Republican
NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 49,
The Interest takeE in the Rebel situ.
alton increases. Tho dirty Grove
which was to have been annihiIatcc
before the 4th Of July, 1862, exists as
a veteran army in action, which, in
magnitude, is only second to our own
in number and discipline, in the
worlds present history. The country
which was to have bocn starved ont
before the first of January, 1864, still
leeds its own army and u portion Of
ours.
Since General Sherman has pene.
tra'ed the heart Of the Confederate
States, his scouts have reported to
these headquarters that the country
thro' which he has marched abuunds
IN liic'S necessaries for man and beast.
The people who had heretofore dupen.
dcd upon the manufactures and mo
chaniSm Of the North for the simplest
commodities Of universal use, row
loom up rs fraternity cUnversant
with all the arts and sciences in vogue
throughout the hemispheres. Such
people, who have grown from hill
Ock to mountain in mechanical i'm
menslty, must be attentivelv watched
during the next tour months, lest they
achieve succeSses which must post
pone the termination Of hostiities for
II long time.
For the past month have been
preparing the following, which, with
the facilities afforded me here; in con.
nection with those which | obtained
in my last tri to Chattanooga and
Knoxville, placed me in the position
to give yon Il pretty complete and
reliable Daguerreotypo of the rebOl
situation
First, let me make a remark which
will often be contradicted, viz; That.
the rebels have as large a force in the
field, armed and equipped, as our
selves, not counting in the colUrcd
troops.
The above paragraph is an abso.
luto fact. 1t is really laughaole to
read tie correspondence of some gen.
tlemcn CONNECTED with the army
For instance, telegram from the
Army Of the Potomac to some Nor.
thern journal few days ago, stating
that in the three armies OF Lee, Long |
street. and Johnston there were but
seventy thousand mon. This is an
error almost too ridiculous to again
bring into notice. That these Gener.
ais have twice that number may be
cbronicled as fixed fact.
The following namber and dispo.
sition of the rebel troops you may
rely upon as nearly correct. There
may have been some changes since
portions OF my notes were obtained,
which the public must overlook.
/ shaIl only speak Of veteran troops
in giving the number OF soldiers in
the respective armies Of the Cvufud
eracy, subsequently, giving you the
NUMBER OF conecripts which have been
added to each. +,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-31

LADIES va. GENTLEMEN. - Three
things that lady cannot do
lst' She canno: pass a millinery
shop without stopping.
"a. She cannot see piece of lace
without asking the price.
ID. She cannot ace baby without
kissing t.
A lady Of our acquaintance tarns
the tables OF the gentlemen as fol.
lows;
Three things a gentleman canno,
do
lst' he caunot 20 through the
house and shut the door after him.
81. He canuot have a shirt made
to suit him.
Sd. lie can never be satisfied with
the ladies' fashions.