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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-04

NOR SALE--4OO acres Of land, RiG miles south Of
L Kenion, Hardin county, Ohio, lying on both sides
OF The Clncinnhu and Sandusky Railroad, near Hud-
snnyille station,
The land lies rolling, aud IL timbered with ash, ma
pie, walnut cherry, lynn, hickory, &C. has thsee good
Creok, twenty feet hcti with rich tteelt bottoms.
Only Improvements, u cabin with about fifteen ayres
CLEARED The wood on ~ lsni u cutand hauled to
the railroad will pay for the land
For terms and other particulars, apply To j. II.
Pnce, Or W. " Marquis, beholoutaine, o.. ls2idaW2t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-04
{ Ena- Persrhs Who expect 70 enlist and ot
tain tbe 1A-se bbundcs. had better 90 TO tht

Provost Marshals Office in a hurry, or the
quotas will be filed and they will find Them
selves left out in the cold Forty recruits
we're mustered in yesterday.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-04
STOLEN.

NJ Office l. hereby given that ten noteswere stolen
IN from The unier-gped, living ln Randolph town
ship Montgomery coInly, Ohio, on tlIe night Of The
25th ~ DeeembGT. Each note calls ior two hundred
dollars, and IL dated April 0, lSjB, The irst note *
due in 1864 and one each succeeding year until 1874
They are all mortgage note higned 10y Christopher
Herr and given in iayoT or Samuel HeTr. A lhernl
reward VIII be gwen tor the retnrn Of iad notes to
dcagiawate sAMUEL HERR.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-04
4 N FI w FNI, II M.
Ollie Is MiLLllR

NLTAHTED--A FARM--A good, practical farmer
w wants to rent or work shares farm
aiulpg from twenty-five " seventy i've Of land
or will raise tobacco, &c Any Quo having firm 90
rent ran find a good reliable man by applying at No
li9 FAST flth Dtroeli corner OF Commerosl street,
Dayton, Ohio. I.4 .f.. ...I... ia93dlw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-04
d1ailg"G@pire.
City and Other Matters.

HBag-Our market report Of to day will be
found correct
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-04

Rl5S~ Go to John W. Darsts, corner Second
pnd Jefferson streets for your Fall and Win
er Dress Goods also, Cloaks, Sbawls, Car
pets, &c, just received. dtf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-04

]. ssROssberry---NC SO Main street--is
Offering his Dry Goods at 80 to 80 per cent
below September prices, having bought since
the great decline. ........
Go see them. Itis ali true.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-04
Two Valuable Farms
AT
! PU BLIC SALE.

INHE aVbsgrber willlsell 20 public sale, on n.
l MONDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1865,
lis farm, situated about two miles oRst Of Franklin,
Warren lrouny Cha, on the turnpike fnuung nom
Franklin to spriugboro, containing one hundred and
twenty eve nsrcs andit 100 afresOi which IL in cult
val on, the balance FINE ri MHER LAND The i'm
ptovements are two-' tory fume dwelling nj kitch.
en- newly Iooled aud otherwise repaired, with good
cellar, frame barn, orchard, snd never failing iouut
AIN oi excellent Nater. The larm A ON good turn
nj s. en aecef aba 10 af at. Tbe soil iIeb tpca-
ton heil t ,ana Dee hterhcod tOoA; and yerything
70 make IT one Of The finest homes in the Miami
Vsney
ALSO, on the same day will sell my farm on a, ar
Gre X con aiming TO acres, The road running from
franklin 10 SprnkbprV, 20 he rnni W eVud. Ia all
Fperts, to ordinary t0rnpikes There Is - good two
etpry brick dwelling and kitchen on the premises.
Fifty acres Is rich hotUm lard, deep so and for pro-
dtctiveness cannot be exceled about 80 cam
be excelle for email gram, and about 40 acres OF
HEAVY TIMBER iNr 'i'''
Terms Of sale, one third cash on day Of sale; one
third IN year, end the balance IN two years rom
day OF sale, TO drw six per cent interest secured 10y
mortgage on the prtmlses a
1henn trst des,glbedwu be sold frat pple to
commence Rt q 'tloct precisely
RICHARD WUOLhEY, Franklin, Ohio.
V. CURTIS, Middleuwu, Auc'r ja2swt4S
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-04

Mucn NEEnEps4There viii be new and
imperative need created by the conclusion Of
Pence, viz. "a Home for Decayed Republi-
cans Until arrangements are completed,
they viii he onltlcd'io temporary accommo-
nations in some of the many "lIomes for the
Fgiendless,' which abound in the country
Hdm iniiy requires that they be protected i,
for, however despsed and destitute they may
BE-, we must not forget that they are still
linen and brothers"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-04

REMARKABLE 0cCURREEoE.-The Journal
for the first time in its history, we believe,
corrects mis-statement. 1t admits to-day,
that Mr. Van Cleve's tree did not grow from a
few inches to sixteen feet in diameter in the
course of three years 1t probably finds, after
all, that 'there is no use in lying" Now let
it retract its powder slander, and we shall
have hope Of It's permepept lermqtonSl 0Q
BLOODY FoURTn IN TROUBLE -Subscrp-
ton Books have been opened ut Jacob Ste
phen's Saloon, james Abby's Drug Store and
Hanitch & Hilgeforts, Wholesale Grocers fer
the purpose Of receiving subscriptions for
relieving he Fourth Ward of the approach
ing Draft This is your last chance AS the
books will positively be closed on Saturday
evening Hurry up with the ready Cash
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-04

SMAsH.UP, NEARLY Yesterday evening
an empty wood train was backing up at the
Union depot, when from some defect in the
coupling the cars became unhtched, and one
Of them took an upward direction, assuming
an angle of forty-fve degrees as il it were
going to mount and ride its fellow, to whom
it had but moment before been hiiched -
The train was Instantly stopped, and no dam.
age whatever accrued, ,fFss hla S0t
BUSINESS CHANGES s--Prepsratlons are maxi
ing for big business in Dayton during the
coming season. New firms are being formed
old sands are being quilted for new and more
eligible positions. The business prospects Of
this city, always good, seem never better than
now Nothing can defeat the sanguine antic-
ipatious of our business community, save the
financial revulsion which, with more or less
force, is sure, sooner or later, to come
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-04
}lrufrssional Caros.
LAW NOTICE.
G. L. vALLANDIGHAM,

II 40 REsUMEp THE PRAC1IC or Law.
OrricE Dor the presenO st his residence, No.gs2a
First street, aytOn, Ohio.
OrfCr llouHe from l0A. VI. 70 thrCC J.. NJ
pNATON, q. Now mhct 18th, lsGt. uov12u
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-04
0 YES! O YES!

TNHE undersigned H. q duly Iieepsed Auct oneet
i tor Mongomery codnty, and win Dry sales, IL
pnenashis services, may he In demand
Persons who have not taken out license will be Al
tended 10, IL they violate the law. {. iI Ith
n B.-Resdenco 2i6 miles southeast ofMTAMIs-
BURG. Orders let wih JOHN KisER,lr., or ADAM
10. Col. GEORGE KlsER.
/ augI0Ywiwoy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-04

Masks MASKS IA large lot ofnew style
of Masks just arriAcd at G p Huber q Son.
Something uny.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-04
LARGE FARM PORsALE.

TINHE eubscriher will sell his farm on the Lexington
1 road, eleven miles NeBtpf Dayton, aud two miles
north oi ew iehauon. The farm conlalnaH PAX
acres OF hrs rate land-iiS acres are cleared aud iR
a high siate " etutSaupn The iulanea is heavily
umberofi The improvements consist of hrick honse
aud large tank lalal. For f0rther ini6rnati6n ca
on the silbAeriber y miles eaat Of said farm.
do2JdA4@p .a iii.T Tit.i 4H DANIEL CARRIER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-04

DtIWEkN now aud tha lst day Of March A IL
ID lst', VII sell at private fae my srm siiuate
miies h-t OF Minmshurg, mont gnm, ~ county Ohio
SAID hm contains lui acres, b in gpnd stale of q
tNAiien, he on tt good fIlno house and a largo
barn, tine orchard e uit trees OF every variety in
hearing order gAod proportion cf said land mas
upon t le very hrsi oi 90 Der; also water M n nd.
ance. For prize imd other pnrt uiar- pleas. can m
he subscriber, on the prentice. 0f Adatu CLAW iu
hamishurR, OHIO. feIms, "a cash on April l. isGs.
tSin one aud % m two ytar- iher. aoer '
r2lWlS tAMUkL XEHRIRG
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-25
Fruit IN Western Michigan.

We are not much of a maud m boosting
about "big things but when lt comes lo
'facts and figure" We are capable 90 con-
pete With our uelghbOrs. and probably q
'uiETer show" than they cam. 20, mention
Ing the following MIR H. b. Hi1h in Wear.
has a bis orchard some Plum trees. ,.t
out only four years ago. which U.I v'el
from 3 10 bushels each one prduch Of on..
tree containing a Aulf 5ustei of fruit. som.
OF them measuring inches n c.rcum.,r-
ence one way and o. inches The other
From Mr. Cheney n Hart, We have na.
Specimens OF Peaches % The .Earir Craw-
lord l. variety measuring and Z inches iu
diameter. Mr. Louis Gentrau from Il
oridg. few days ago brought o. town
specimens OF Pears. Weighing 10 ounces q
piece. Mr. +. Irons Of this town has
young dwarf Pear tree ON his place. liter
ally covered with fruit OF an enormous SIZE
The firm OF Chaplin * Richmond of this
place have shipped large quantity OF
Peaches 90 Grand Haven ln the last two
weeSs--trom the foregoing IL is evident
that ere many days the north eastern shore
OF Lake Michigan WILL become one ol the
largest almost prosperous fruit countries OF
The " est, and We can assure The readers
inai Oceana county viii come u for u-
share as great numler 0f ila. trees
have been set ont within q few years. and
many more will be planted this iall and the
Coming spring. Most every farmer m t.el
country has little orchard set out ou his
iarm and We hear OF blr very few cases
Where the same has proved failure. hu.
even u u has, 10 Is ONLY through reckless
ness or acknowledgements Dcsa.u Times.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-25
Cooking Potatoes.

We have seen boiled potatoes from A.
uutaught COOK coming upon the table Dix,
humps OF yellow wax. and the same article
the day after. under The skiilml mistress
appearing 10 snowy balls OF powd-ry irl..
ness In The one case. they were thrown
10 their skins into water. and suffered to
soak or boil. a. the case might he nc Tie
COOK leisure, and after they We're boiie.i
10 stand ga the water Till she was ready -a
pee them. In the Otlcr case. the pot..toes
beng first peeled were boiled as Quickly
as possible On sa,,ei waller. which. ,h, u1-
ment they We're done. was drained off, ana
then they are gently shaken fora minute
or Two over TIE ire 70 dry them s,ia more
thoroughly. We have never seen The M
tato so depravei and gwen over 10 evll
mat IL could nor De reclaimed hv This mo 10,
Of Treatment. As 10 fried potatoes. wb,
That remembers the crisp. golden Slices %.
me French restaurant. ttiu IS waters AMI
Is liSht Is snow-dlSeS. does not speak ra-
spectIllly OF them Nhat cOuSiasnip WIN
tnese have those coarse greasy masses of
si'ce0 potatoes, wholly soEgy ard partly
o1rnt, 70 which We are treated under t.e
name l OF fried potatoes ola Americas--lrs
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-25


y RoLLISo Stone GATHERS NJ Woss
Wen "nat OF that! Who wants m ba O
messy Old stone away IN some damn co~,.-
OF pasture where sunshine and fresh air
never come. for he cows 70 rub thcnlselvas
against, for snails and bugs 10 crawl Over
ana Tor toads 70 squat under among Tie
poisonous weeds IL Is far better - ,e IA
smooth and polished stone. rolling along
:. "a sne Drawing stream o. life, weagin- oil
.-e .o1Sh Corners, bringing on. the frm
: S'Ss, s. structure Of the granite or the
:. $500 ny. VEINS OF the agate or chalcedonv
-, - per pe'uai chalng AND rubbing In
me "hirling current thot shows v.hs, -.
o. Srlt man Is made of AMI uh,- ms, b.,
IS good Tor. The sandstone ana sos,.s.,-o
are ground down 10 sand and r,rS bn. ne
urn rock IS selected for the tows~,r.- 80
s slsss, anu the diamond is cut AMI polished
lot the monarchs. F''S''
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-25
aQrirulturuI un0 Domastif.
The Action Of Plaster as a Fertilizer.

Perhaps 10 subject connected with az
riculture. says the AqricUlturtsf has given
rise TO more speculation than the action 81
plaster or gypsum on vegetation. Why T.
should produce such striking results a. one
time why 10 is apparently useless al Others,
or why IL should De beneficial q, al. nave
been problems which the Agricultural chem
lists have found difficult OF solution. Tie
colIms Of some Of our c0temD 1rar.as lave
recently been occupied witl c0mmlr C -
tons upon the subject. which served 90
show a lack Of chemical knJWlel-- f. .ol
the part ~ The writers, without Increasing
that Of tie readers. III cases l'te ibis. one
direct experiment is worth l1-- 0i pee
uiations. and u. Delera.a. oi France. la-
by bis .abors ia this direction given u-
some lght upon this nlcl FeXel subject
These experiments indicate that tle use OF
master Is mainly 10 fA1erate tie potash
coufainei in the mineral constituents Dr
the s0L IT. fhe lisltegrltei ROCKS 90
which tie sol is composed. potash eE. O.
In an insola5ie combination. The plaster
Is sulph8fe " lime. which is soluble, and
when this. iu tie moist state IS il cgl.tc.
with minerals containing potash ia an ir-
soluble form. the lime aud potash chan.
places. TIE potash is liberated while the
lime of The plaster takes i-5 place l the
in~o'ub.e mineral THIS change is effected
very rapidly, as . was shown tlat soil
which contained only trace o.. potash.
gave II hours after tle application of p.---
Ter. an appreciate amount oi THAT -gN-
stance Another effect VI plaster ms been
suggested by Prof s IS. Johnson ll bis
lectures ~ TIE -muas9nIau Institution. J.
h.a ..Nr.I 4.r.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-25

re- - = aSeplnS canal horses during the Win
Won =. o. -'e" York, farmers have a rule mar
isr = - ss as many dollars per ton for vor~
each bo S-,a,'inss (l2sc) per week Tor keeninc
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-25

s, NJ. d I. Sadd, OF Waterford Mich -.
TrSigTs s sS 81 wheat in one day with i'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-11
NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY d, 1885.
FINANCIAL.

UREAsuRY DEPARTMENT., OFFICE OF COMPTROL-
i Ter Of the Currency, Washington, Jan. Is. 1883.
signed has been made 70 .Rpe.s that re AHs,lc,n Ne
county New York and State Of York duly
organized under and according the requirements Of the
roncy secured BY pledge Of United States bonds md %
proved 1854 has complied with ali the provisions
or Ed required be complied with hefors commencing
the business Of banking under said sct;
Now, therefore, Hugh McCulloch Comptroller Of the
Currency do hereby earthly that The American National
New York and state Of New York authorized % COM
ence the business Of banking under the act aforesaid
testimony Whereof witness my hand seal Of once,
this twenty nth day Of January, 1868
(Sd.) HUGH McCULLoCH,
fSeall Comptroller Of the Currency
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-11

NEW YORK COUNTY COuhT HOUSE bTOCk.
Sealed will received the Comptroer's once
until saturday February ~ so ~ Two o'clock NJ wse ~
the Of One Hundred and Ftfy-scven thousand Two
stock authorized by chapter 2 Of Tie laws Of 1854 and by
Ordinance the Board Of Supervisory approved BY the
Mayor May s. 1854
srucon completion q the New County Court House on
cent per annu payable semtannuay, the ls day Of
May and Novsmbei each year. and The principal viii DC 70
thousand hundred dollars the lst day Of
Ninety thousand dollars the LIST day of November 1890
The proposals Will state amount of desired and
the price per hundred dollars hereof and the persons
whose proposals. accepted win thereupon be required 10
deposit with tho County Treasurer The sums awarded 70 them
respectively :. ~.
County Treasurer such deposits the parties will be en-
titled 70 certificates for equal amounts OF the par
vslueof the awarded 70 them, bearing interest from
Zach should be sealed and endorsed Poposals
for New York County House Stock and enclosed 10
second envelope, addressed TO the Comptroller.
The right reserved 70 reject or all OF the bids the
'n'e''''' " mo ''uA' ''M MATTHEW r BRENNAN,
tt AZ Comptroller.
Crry or NEW YORK, DEPARTMENT FINANCE,
ConPfR0LLxR's OFFICE, Feb. 9, 1860 .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-11

o1OO OOO or LONG Docg ERIE RAILROAD
OlVU.UVU Compsny's Sevon Per Cent bonds for
ssla m suma v suit by LOCKWOOD CO.. r. william d.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-11

SIG FOURTH AvENUE-oNE MILLION DQnLAKs
"A 70 loan upon at lowest rates Capss c1
have applications forwarded BY STANLEY DAY fAA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-11

Crry or NEW YORK, DEPARTMENT o. FINANCE
COnPfRoLLxR's OFFICE, Feb. 9, 1860.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-02-11
wANuOOD: HOW LOST.
HOW

49, just published. . new edition OF DR
~ CuLvKRwElL's Celebrated Essay on
the radical, cure (wi,hous medicine)
4 Spsk.AroRsHuA. o. Seminal Weakness,
Iavo un,srv. Seminal Losssr. lmpo'encv.
Mental snd physical I~nespsci,y, lmpedi-
,p.n,s 10 Marriage. etc; also, CoSsuhfIIons
Er,LrrsY. and Frs. induced By sslf-sndul-
|sence or sexual extavsgsncs.
nSprice. In sealed envelope. only Q Gems.
TIE c~eieorsted sushov In this sdsn'rao'e
sssrv clearly demonstrates. from : thirty
~lv-srs, suc essfu practice. that the alarming
.lcouveuusnces Of ~se'f-abuse usy b. rsd'cs''y
|cured wahou, the dangerous use OF intsrasl
|medieins Or the application Of the knife.
lcoin,iup 90, ! mode Of cure At once simple
lcertsin. and effecsusi, By mesns Of when
sverv sufferer, no matter what HE condition
msv b.. may cure himsslf eh.spy privately
and rsdicallv. ... ,
nrThis Lecture should be 10 The hand'
Iof every youth and every man 10 the land
Sent under seal. in plain envelope =
spy sddress. pos, paid. on receipt o. tx cent
Ior two nos, siamps. Addres. the pub lishsrs
CHAS.J c KLINE CO..
]la7 Bowery. N Y Poet Ohics box 1850
Jan. aoth, 1865-ly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-02-11
NOWM 40 .

- crccf chat the Blood 1uriner and piI1s ~
-rs,v ,sse,sbl~. l have the certificates 81 those en.
rses ehemIsss. Professors Chiffon Of Now York. ans
Locke II Cincinnati.
.ssi,shed IN ! consplenous part Of this PApsr from
Price q he scandinavian Vegetable Blood Puri-
AR. II DER bottle. or IS per half dozen. Itns -.
lInavian Vegetable Blood fi's' - esn" ~ 1850
pri.e,psl ofhcs and saiesvoou,, Ne. 2 East Fosrss
-. ~ RuIlding from Main g., CincinnAu, Y. -
.s~sorv. IA. IL Hammond Street
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-02-11

". were The 6rs, TO Introduce these INTO
the United States, snd we msnus '...;c.
msnss quantities il great .sr's'y. ''ng'".
!" n,;ce from so cent? 10 $50 esch. ou'
.,pIINs have the reputation OF beng
.nas,ior in beauty and durability % any
,,hs, Tbey will be cent by mail. irss' o.
receipt Of price.
l1PFine Albums made to oreer.Ll
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-02-11
& LINE.
JASPER AND LOOGOOTEE!

Uni undersigned will run . Sage from
Jasper 70 L~oogootee, for the acrommo-
dslion Of The public once q week. Leaving
Jasper every Tuesday morning in time "a
connect with the cara, ard returning on
"Wednesday. He will be thankful Tor >
share OF public nsfronsce.
ANTONY SIENNA USER.
Dee. 26ih. ~1s64-1v.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-02-11

NJ. FREApnAN, jasper;
FRSp. HorrmAH. HARRISON Township;
Jous L. HOFFMAN,, Columbia Township:
& I 0 HoYrmAH, Harbison Tow nship;
GroF SHuRrz. Ferdinsnd;
JcusG BEcKmAS, Ferdinand;
ERxsr PrcKHARDr, Huntingsbusg;
r.. X. TAYLOR, Ireland;
snd bv DrugriNs & Merchsnts eve where
G W. ROBACK, Compoundev OF stomach
nitteu, Blood Pills, Distiller snd Msnufac.
tuvss Of Catswbs and Swedish Bra ndies and
~ kinds Of The finest Domestic Liqss'
which are cold. wholesale o. IN any desired
susauty, q Noe. IS. 50. % and - Ess
Third Street, Cinsinnsti. y
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-02-11
OFFICERS OF DUBOIS COUNTY.

Clerk-HEHRv A. HoLrHAus.
Auditor-THEopoRK 6~oEDERnAHn.
T~ssasurer-E S~TEPHExsoN.
R~scorder-A uousr LirscHef.
Sherilf-HENRY MAuHrgL.
Coroner--J g. ALLEH.
Surveyors. WILLIAns.
VIZ. II. GREEH,
r. m. DAVIS. Commissioner.
G. NrEHAus.
OFFICERS OF sAIrBRIpcR TowrsHiH.
Justices-Sebsstis Kusbler, W. Monroe
r. Brelsge.
Trustee-M. Keefer.
Constables-A. Eckert, ii. Endhefsn
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-02-11

nRMoREsr,S ILLUSTRATED MON
TuI'y AND NINE. DEMOREST'Sl
MIRROR or FASHIONS, CONFUSED.
THE MODEL MAGAZINE Y AMERICA
EXTRAORDINARY ATTkaCiiONSl
FOR 1868.
A SPLENDID PRoGRAnnE " LITERARY
consisting Of brilliant and en-
,sr,.;nin0 S,ories, Poems. practical Re-
ce;o,s. scd other II oo.ehold Matters. vi b
ususl M smmoth Fashion Plates. and 40
|~eIevan, srray Of the latest Fashions, for
xhich We possess extraordinary "a ~cilitiee,
Mir over ten TOLL re- worth Of useful and
= shionsbie full. SIZE Patterns for ladies' and
chiIdren,s dress, and full three dollars' worn
IN original Nu.ic will be given during me
.s.r tovetber with q con slant succession
In literary and useful novelties. all 10 be
c~rotuselv illustrated with fine Engravings
presenting the most attractive entertain
ling. useful and artistic Magazine. ~ : beau
ufuI style Ter binding. and ,hehnest Monthly
row published.
single copies % cents. Yearly -
osrkage Of tw o dollars worth, full size
~ hionable Psttern rs. or = large, splendid
and artistic psrlor steel Engraving is pre-
l''"- - A
seoted a. . premium TO each aud every sub
, scriber. single or in clubs
! Two copies q year. - o
Three copies one year. d
4 ~. comics one wear. IL U
IN COMES one wear. 20 q
Also. . splendid premium with each club
!. besides the fret premiun 10 each subscriber
A club OF Two. At So each. secures . gcl
Uen. / Dire a. elevator, or Nine Demorest'
system of dress cutting 10 both subscriber
|. OF a beautiful photographic album, Or Pete
sons or A r,hur's Magazines.
A club OF three, . large album Or Cooley
= Magazine
For I club Or eight, Webstet's large Di
ltionary.
For thirty.6ve. a wheels, & Wilson
sewing machine.
For eighty, ! melodeon.
For one hundred Mason & Hamlin's Q
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