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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-04
Family Markets.

THB COST OF LIVING IN NETWORK.
FRIDAY March 3-P. N.
We give below quotations ofsome ofthe lead
ing articles of food sold in small quantities for ordinary
family consumption at Washington and Fulton Markets.
and by the downtown traders. The uptown groces. es
peci.y those in the vicinity Of Fifth and Lexington
AYES. charge higher than here quoted. Our range
includes fair TO good articles emitting cheap, stale
meat. and vegetables aud not embracing the high price
dd by some Of the frstclass restaurants and saoons
for extra fine productions Butter is arriving freely
and gradually declining in pricemore in the wholesale
than in the retail markets Fish and eggs are III fair
supply and rather cheaper, though largely nsed during
Lent few Savannah shad have sold at 81 5Od 81 ~
each There is little change in the meat markets, ex
G. ut that common and beef is lower with less
cred demand, The vegetable markets are better sup
Piled now that mider wealth. prevails, and prices are
landing dowuwald We quote:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-04

MARsH 3.-stesmer Yazoo, %
Ship Lizzie Homs,in
Barks-Chfft'ne. c. n. Jenkins.
Bigs-Washington. c. a. Berry, Commerce.
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IA,lNrriirrrtent.l
Advertisement.
LACE CURTAINS.

New Persian styles just received,
y. J, j.. XIII, No. $50 Broadway
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NAIIEORNIA DIAMOND PEBBLE JEW.

~ ELRY than fourth the cost Of the real article
Tb-se goods wer- Introduced by l3ts IND the i'm:
eu.e quaniit sold attest their popndy they possess
the m and .trr diamond. and mounted In solid
carat gold Of the mos. beautiful DESIGNS they deceive toe
Judge of oriental gems Original L. JACOBS
40. 90. broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-04
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.


II. a Is. 1867. American Gold. Minnesota Ming
5000 .l3o 500...... l9ot 4O......-. ~
N e. ,ai pr 10 900 lgsi Enc.
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x r., ]. -

eddyine current until het head was
above the water and ice. Words cannot
express the gratitude felt by the pkrents
and friends of the young lady towards
her deliverer.r b2gr'sraae. o@ r~ tssw g
The Winopa Republican, from whose
columns we CLEAN the above facts, con-
tains the proceedings Of two public ~
ings 10 Winona, in which the most deep
and earnest expressions e. Of respect and
affection are paid to the memory Of Mr..
Carey. He was young man Of brilliant
promise, and had already actively inter
ested himself in every good work. He
was but twenty one years Of age at the
time Of his death, yet he occupied place
in business and in the community which
few are able to attain at SO carly an age.
Dubuque Times.
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Savings of Josh Bill

1t amt ofton that mans regulations
outlasts his mummy. r..
Don't mistake arrogance for wisdom,
many pepil have thot that tina was wise,
when tha was only windy.
The man who kant git ahed without
pulling others back, IL limited cuss.
'Wimmcn will sometimes confess their
sins, but never MI wun to confess her
faults. .4s.sr a.A b.
Oh, what q wurld this il tcw live 10,
for the sole that il afraid ov durt and
deviltry. ....
Young man, study Deference-it is
the best card in the pack.
Houesta is the poor mans pork and
the rich mans pudding.
There il only one advantage that i kan
see, in going to the devil, and that il,
the rode easy, and yu are sure to git
there.
The only profit there il in keapin more
than wun dorg, liz what yu kin mark on
the bord:
l havn't got or much mummy as sum
folks, but have got az much impudence
az eDy ov them, and that liz the next thing
to mummy.
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WHY THREAD IS DEAR.-In the
good old times, before the days of pro.
hibtory tariffs, the price If spool cotton
was as low in this country as in England
Goats was sold at four cents a spool
Notwithstanding the advance in cotton,
the retail price in England is still t,eo
pence cd. } spool for the best threads,
or only four cents in American COIN
Making due allowance for the rise of
exchange, spool of thread would not
cost us more than nine cents, if it were
not for the excessive tariff The other
six cents which We pay when we give fit.
teen for an American thread, is the prof
1t of our splnners, for that is about the
amount which the foreign maker pays in
to the United States Treasury.-Neu
Iork Eseniny Post
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GRAVEL AND LIME FOR FowLs.
should be borne in mind that. gravel
should by all means be provided for
fowls in winter, if they are shut up
where they cauuot obtain it, and espe.
cially when the earth is covered with
snow, Their health greatly depends up.
GA it.--l.ime, or old mortar, is also nee.
essary for laying hens. There cannot be
eggs With out shells, nor shells without
the material is supplied for them. =
~ 49,. .n aE.. ...a Gs-as
A bill TO tax old bach elors for the SUP
port of soldiers orphans was rejected the
other day in the Maryland Legislature.
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How to Dress for n Photograph.

A lady or gentleman having made up
her or his mind to be photographed, nat.
uraly considers, in the first place, how
to be dressed so as to show off to the best
advantage. This is by no means such an
unlmportaut matter as nanny mi ght i'm.
agine., Let mo offer few words Of ad-
vice touching dress. Orange color, for
certain optical reasons, is, photograph.
cally, black; blue is white; other shades
or tones of color are proportionately dark
er or lighter as they contain more or less
of these colors The progressive scale of
Photographic commences with the light
est. 49,. as.
The order stands thus; white, light
blue, violet, pink, mauve, dark blue, lem
on, blue green, leather brown, drab, &C.
rise, Magenta, yellow green, dark brown,
purple, red, amber, moreno, orange, dead
black. Complexion has to be much con.
81 s5dt can Rear 4Hadi steaf
brunettes; the latter always present bet
ter pictures, in dark dresses, but neither
look well in positive white. Violent con-
trasts Of color should be especially guard
ed against In photography, bruneftes
possess great advantage over their fairer
sisters. The lovely golden tresses lose
all their Transparent brilliancy, and are
represented black; while the ''bonnie blue
&C." theme Of rapture to the poet, is mis-,
cry to the photographcr-for it is put en-
tirely out,
The simplest and most effective way of
removing the yellow color from the hair
is to ponder it nearly white; it is thus
brought to about the same Photographic
tint as in Nature The same rule, of
course, applies to compilations. A freckle,
quiet invisible at short distance, is, on
account of it's yellow color, rendered paia-
fully distinct when photographed. The
puff box must be called into the assist
ance of art. Here let me intrude one
word of general advice. Blue, as we have
seen, is the most really affected by the
light, and yellow the least; if therefore,
you would keep your complexion clear
and free from tan freckles while taking
your delightful rambles at the seaside,
discard by all means the blue veil, and
substitute dark green one in its stead
Blue tulle offers DO more obstruction to
the actinic rays Of the sun than white
Half yard Of yellow net, though per-
haps not very becoming, will be founc
more eticacious and considerably cheap
CIR than q quart Of kalydor.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-02-09
Dyspepsia, DiarrhGa, Weakness, &c.

The terrible bodily and mental pangs which
characterize Dyspepsia are at once mitigated by
the Pills. Diarrhna, constipation, headache,
physical prostration, nervous tire mors, hot flush.
es, spasms, affections Of the kidneys hemor.
rhoids or piles and, in fact, all internal com.
before the sanitary influence of this extraordina-
ry remedy. As a specific for dyspepsia. and the
disorders connected with it, or growing out OF
1t, the pills are always to be relied on when ev-
cry other medicine and mode Of treatment has
utterly tailed. E-aE 4s# III -z.m.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-02-09
Bilious Maladies, &C.. &c.
n WHAT form disease Alta ct.s thu liver

In whatever form disease attacks the liver, it
Is repellcd and EXTERN mated by this searching
+" Unless, and irresistible curative. Bilious re.
mittents, bilious purgins, and all the ordinary
disorders of the organ, ind icated BY pain In the
right side and between the shoulders, yellowness
Of the whites Of the eyes, weakness and debility,
&c, are relieved and removed by the remedy.
with CELEBRITY which astonshes the sufferers and
their friends. Let the sick. whom the faculty
have abandoned resort with confidence to this
powerful anti-bilous agent, and restoration to
health and activity will be the unyarying result.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-02-09
A16T7ACT CT
L A ~ D Tia e S

. - - - ~
We have in our office complies ct Of Books
Of Abstracts Of Land Titles, which show, at
glance, the exact condition of the title of eyery
Tract of Land and Town Lot IN Cedar coun-
ty. These Books were carefully prepared by our.
selves, and thus far have been found to be free
from any errors. And they show that in the Ii.
ties to land in the county there are over ~
. 20 1000 ERRORS. be
Many Of them fatal to the title and many 9th.
ers will be ii not corrected before il istoo late
We have been several years preparing the
Books, and now offer the benefit Of them g the
public on the following low terms: EI
For Single Examination, e2,OO
For Abstract of Title, 800
For each subsequent Transfer Of same, Is
Every person owning, or claiming 10 own land
in this county should at once see that his title is
correct, and if not to make it good while it is
yet time; and purchasers should always see that
the title to the land is secure before paying for
it; it is for this purpose that we have prepared
these Books, and can nOw afford information to
all concerned, relating to the title of lands and
lots, that cannot be obtained elsewhere. All
persons interested should at once avail the m
selves Of the benefit Of them.
We have on hand at all times superior lot
of blanks for "a
Deeds. Mortgages, Bonds, Notices, Comics.
siOnS of Judgment, Chattel Mo tgageS,
Power of Attorney, Executors and
Guardians Deeds, Trust Deeds,
Tax Deeds,
and all other forms used in our business are
carefully prepared by ourselves, under the pres
ent laws and printed on our order.
PIATT & sPICER.
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NOTICE

Il Is hereby given.that Solomon Alarieh, ryccu-
tor OF the estate Of Flavia HUFF deceased. has
filed in the couaty court ofYCedar county, Iowa,
his final report Of the settle ment Of said estate;
all persons interested in said estate will appear
and object thereto ON or before the 9Th aay OF
February, A b. 1865, or said report will be pp-
proved and the executor discharged from fns-
Their duties or Liabilities in the premises. ae1
b ii, .z,,s.-- ze Jc''BETTSnco +oudse'
Jan IT. k66N noW0 Ii. - MnnEL
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Woman i'm all her Difficulties

Is invited to test the regulating and restora-
tive powers. of this harinless bat effective prepa-
ration. At the two ePochs of life in which the
female system undergoes the most important and
critical changes, the Pills v i'll prove a positive
safeguard against evil consequence They are
also confidently recommended as a specific in ev-
cry disorder to which females are exclusively
subject = - = - =. = - =.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-02-09
IIollOway's Pills are the best remedy
kn0Wm In the world for the f1Slo wing
diseases: EsFEr
Caution !!

Fl IL the reader OF this "notice" cannot get DO x
Of Pills or Ointment from the drug store in his
place, let him write to me, enclosing the amount,
and will mail a box free Of expense. Many
dealers will not keep my me defines on hand be-
cause they cannon make Is mach profit as on ota-
er persons make.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-02-09
Disorders Of the Stomach

Are the sources Of the deasiliest maladies.-
Their effect is TO vitiate ali the fluids of the bo-
dy, and to send poisoned stream through oil the
channels of circulation. Now. what is the oper-
alton Of the Pills! They cleanse the bowels.
re gulate the liver, bring the relaxed irrtated
stomach into a natural condition, and, acting
through the secretiyc organs UPON TIE BLOOD
ness-s0 nssn x 81 tame Gus 81
wholesone effect upon all it's parts and unc tons
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by their Fruits ye Shall know Them"
ET N A IN S. CO.,
HARTFORD. CONN

Charter Perpetual. Incorporated 1919.
CASH CAPITAL, 81 500, 900.
Fire risks accepted at as favorable Rates and
Rules as are consistent with Fair Profit and Reli
able indemnity. Policies issued by all duly au
thofi-eo agents. Losses equitably adjusted and
promptly paid. All bu,ness attended to with
fidelity and dispatch The stability wealth, lib
erality, and straightforward character OF the
f.tna Insurance Company should lie appreciated
by all business men.
LOSSES PROMPTLY. PAID.
Look to Quality as the paramount conside.
ration OF Observation-Disclosures the rule making
the rate of premium the chief essential-for too
frequently the cheapest rate is only an index
oil the poorest insurance. Dwellings, out
buildings and contents insured on most favora-
BILE terms for the term Of five years or less. Pol.
icies issued without delay
Policies issued without delay, by
WELLS sPlCER, Agent, Upton, Iowa.
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he nd UnderStooI.

That the above statements can at all times be
verified ~ the written tie stimony~ Extending
through aqnarter of a century Of teas Of thou.
sand. Of unimpeac liable witne sses
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P1ATT & sPICER's q E6(1rl
w A r Oh Aim s

We are paying especial attention to all kinds
Of War, Govern ment, and Patent Claims, and are
well supplied with all kinds OF blanks for that
purpose. tD-lF NO MONEY COLLECTED NO
PAY.-HZ We can collect the bsunties for
Wounded and Discharged Soldiers
in Ten to Twenty Days, or charge nothing.
PIATT SPICER.
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The great Itch and Humor Killer
of tho 10th Century!

This new preparation possesses most ,csade.fa
properties, and is
a 0U71 CURB
Fer every species Of the ITCH, PKAl.
RE ITCH, BlRBER'S ITCH, WABASH
SCRATCHES, ILLINOIS NANCE, CCTAN-
EOUS ERUPTIONS, PIMPLES ON THE
FACE, SALT RHEuM, SCALD BEAD,
RINCWORMS, &c. .......
The PRURlGO LOTTO Is . new and certain cs,s
fos all kinds Of Itch, and being nuld preparation II
u free from all the gummy, dsagreeable qualities Of
the ointments In general use.
The PRURTGO LOTTO Is safe to use under ALL
CIRCUMSTANCES; will not irritate the nos tender
skim and CONTAINS NO MERCURY. Don't IAN
% ryn Manufactured by, ~ .t go
+. a. u z. r. & W. +. MCFARLAND, Ir'
rt,ur5 sa-s Sole Proprietorss Lafayette. Ind.
PRICE 50 CENTS. ~ gtt III tod .a.@aF
LORD 1 SMITH, Chicago, Wholesale Agents.
+ / FULLER ii 4 CHARLES q. Smith; BURNHANs
!. / VAN. soHAACK w; D; MARRls co;
SMITH Z DIVER; J. II. REED CO.. end II.
eO0yu. 81 til . b+H .@." ~ @,'"Rp9
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1T>HE LARGEST STOCK Of Albums ever re
/ ccivcd in Upton. for sale at
HUDSON & IiNSLEi'S.
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These Mighty Heaters, World known and
6 World Tried, are u Boon to the Sick.


The want OF sterling medicinal to meet the
ills and necessities of tho suffering portion of
humanity, and one entirely free from mineral
and other deleterious particles was severely felt
till this all powerful medicine was ushered int
the world; HoLLowAY's INvALUAsLE Pitts have
become the HorsEHoLD REMEDY of all nations
Their attribute is to PREVENT a. well as TO CURE;
they attack the RAnlX OR ROOT Of the complaint,
and thus. by removing the hidden cause Of dis
ease, re invigorate and restore the dropping en-.
erges of the system, assisting nature in her task
of VITAL and FrNCrloSARY REFORMATION.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-02-09

None are genuine unless the words "Ifoiiopoy
rNe1 York aad london" arg. discerpiie. as q Va
Ter marx in every leaf Aof the book Of directfonsr
around each box; the same may be plainly seen
byholding Hs.3eaf 10 The ii CHI A handsome re.
ward VIII he given to any one rendering such in. .
formation as, may lead to the detection Of any
party or parties counterfeitinc the medicines or,
vending shc same, knowing them to be spurious.
@ .assHoT:hr TFo-
|Snld at the mandatory Of Professor TIOL-
LON AY. 90 Maiden Lane New Y ovk. and Byalt
resPec table ID aRSistsass& Dsslen in Medicine
throughout the United States and the civilized
AQyIdin boxes, a. IS cents. So cents, and 81 40
Ssh. - = Z. I
q ~ There is considerable saving by takipg
the larger sizes.
Jaly IA, lsGt~aeS:yl.
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~ LIT and Rose Wood Frames, Of all sizes, on
VI hand and made to order al, eseL ge,s
q e. n. Summons Sky.Ijght Gallery.
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x THRILLING ADVENTURE.

CzwEE 81 - 8HT
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Agent upton, iowa.
The sun., 1865-03-08
MILITARY.
A WORD To THOSE ABOUT ~ EN-.

A WORD To THOSE ABOUT ~ EN-
LIST
10 not let brokers and runuers get holi Of you and
carry you out Of the city
TUE HIGHEST RlrNTIEs ARE NOW PAID
~ NEW YORK, and the Ptovoet Mar-h,i. vii not
allow the men " b. detrauisi.
THE 10TH RhuIAEET. n. g NOIq
fAlant orsanizaton, with good r,cufd vsnt. man,
and will do everything thai is r.ht 10 oil, Sin chem,
bhEN ARE WANTED FOR co. A,
Nhirh ~ nev Company, and will have the selection
OF It, own officers from the enlisted men
TIE NOl NTlkS ARE!
500 FOR THREE YEARS.
sou FOX TWO YEARS.
$40 FOR ONE YEAR
With reliei to families, ticket Tor which xu he
gwen on enlistment. The bounty Ia paid into the
mans onn haud, and nobody interfe fo- with IL aud
no deduction " made from &C.
saIl aud see the Captain, who will sive YOU ever,
Information hetle' on enlist IN his Company not
No. 10 BROADWAY,
~ cor. Of Astor Place.
ANY MAN ENI1STING ~ THIS REGtNt NJ
SHALL kECtlN T. XlUo MORE BOUNTY BEiONL
MliAI Is STATED ABOVE. l42
The sun., 1865-03-08

\\TANTED TO PURCHASE A SMALL
w stand In a market Addic.s stating terms J.
c.. Boz SyS sun Ofcp 1872
The sun., 1865-03-08

nPERATORS WANTED ON HOOP SKIRTS
~ and corset bands, on our or their owu machines.
od nsnds only. Apply W ~ COIN, lzs keads
The sun., 1865-03-08

"A STEAM OR GAS FILTER WAN I'D
Apply before Q o'clock, al Exchange Place yer-
~ City, near the ferry. Us
The sun., 1865-03-08

4 GOOD STOUT BOY WANTED IN a
'runt sctory. Apply at b5 Cedar street fourth
The sun., 1865-03-08
WANTED.

RESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES A
L child 10 board who has only sirl II wear. old;
u take the best care Of IL and can set good CITY
ferences Apply for days at 3Ey East 33d st let
9r. bach room, bet. lst and I'd avs.
The sun., 1865-03-08
WANTED.

SkIRT HANDS-jO GOOD wOvES
- hands can find steady employment, at sc. per |
lW springs at icl Chsintcrs It up stair %
STEONG LAD wANTED-ONE WHO HAS |
~ worked In bakery, 9lU BrosdWay.
shoe CUTTER WANTED on ClIILDREN'S
- work. one thoroughly n ,uantcd with his husi-
nes'; Also htter. Agrlv At i3J West slstst. 6s -
SHIRT HANDS WANTED AT $50 BROAD.
~ way osev In the shop by tho picco, the hlshes'
price paid, no Machine lSs
SlGN PAINT1NG-WANTED 4 YOUNG
- man that has hc,u At the business Also Toy;
Apply TO l. a. VBkIhN. iOO Nassau It, NJ stars IL
TO SHOEMAKERS-wANTED lMMEDl.
4 Nicly men ioosOd boots and re9airins' "A Ni
ave. A. llO
TO CARRIAGE MAKERS-wASTED, A
Il eood seneral wood workman; one DO can MAKE
ieht bodies and cariare parts, also loobins on Whes
sood sf,s and steady jNo stinnen s uops ui.t HS
FRANK AsHR- 100 anu ld4 Crosby a. near bitteA-
er ~. IL
TRlNNiERS AND SKIRT MAkEkS Wanted,
Il atm. COINS, l2Q Rsado 81 20
ITO BAKERS-wANTED 2 GOOD SECOND
l. hand TToughs at Ihe New Eusland bakery, "
CourtlAndt st. l90
TAILORS WANTED TO PRESS AND TAI
Il loros'es on fine frock co,u frrt Glass; slso trst
cass butonhoe makers vases no ohicct u those tht
will SUIT. Gail the Nhols week at ~ hhAsoeth ~ IA
the rear. lS@
WEST HANDS WANTED ON ZINE MAR
seilles, At AZ Cham bers ct, up stains. kgicf-
euce required. fo'
\XTANTED-A FIRST-RATE IAllORLSS,
" a,o bu!tonhole maker ON tine custom ves,r I"
1874 stanton st. ". ikAI loo
XIIANTED-GIRLS To WORN On ClGA-
w rcites At ~ bo~.rJ, thoso thSt worked a. tue
trade before viii BE- preferred. II
XNTANTED-2 GOOD CABINET MAKERS.
w Apply At ~ West 1t, ~ story. "
WANTED-GIRLS TO ATTEND BRAID
w ms, machines, .i.o d9yblsr. sud wiudsn' u
Durham place south 9TH =, WiliiAnsbureh. y
NNANTkD-A GIRL FROM u TO l.
w Iears OF ~ % ta.c care oi child year' Of
are. Enquire +5 Grsnd u. 81
NNANTEp-A CUTTER FOR FLANNEL.
w shirts &c, Z, Warren st
NTANTED-20O EXPERIENCED But
w tonhole makers Oh shelter tents ut ~ Leonard
Il, Brooklyn, I'D.
\NTANTED-HANDS To BAIST CORSETS.
Call at cor. North tiith st aud Jersey ave, jon
sey city.
\I1AETED-A GIRL TO CUbk, WASH
w and iron. Apply At ! West 10Th o., basebi. nt'
after ~ morning. -
WANTED = FIRST CLASS DINING
| w room walters az 'J Nassau ~ this morning
Good ~Gcs. ~
\NENTED-A GOOD MACulNlST-AF.
ana ,,h py ave- 70 '' N'0' ''' S''' ''' co., y M5
| \NANTED-A GERMAN BOY, IL OR /,
| wv u.ot q
| ysAis o." TO '.s'" 'bo "A'''' u"4'' ~ "i"u'
|
w hn',,a,l c,ii Si,in,,cp - fo,a A
| N till 9p Al
\NANTEp-STEADY BOYS To WORK ~
w ui.c., worl corner of Elm and White rty r,0ii
| A. r. n DetJot n
XxTANTEp-LACE AND STRAW SEWEES
| he-cer .rd CIr,ne ,t' is
XIrAyTEp--SoET HAT tINtSILR-Hi- 4
w THINNER xant,,l al., l.,. Ia I,,ii ,Ie tt.i,
| Ap-ly tL,. J"v ai ~ / iirt AZ, RI
ylTANTFu-A GOOD OPERATOR TOI
w yeats a 90 no,ne taiorc.,,s 10 tinlsn pantalon
The sun., 1865-03-08

EAMILIk.S OR EMPLOYERS WHO DE-
l. sire any service except houscwogk. which can ts
psrforned By women. are invit-l 20 send notice *
theII wants 10 the Office Of the Working Women
Protective Union, No, IL Chant st and thus ben
,ft large number Of worthy and induftrtous won al,
many Of HON soldiers' reiAtlvCa- who need en-
tloyneut TO support themselves aud dependent fsmi
G~s. There ulany occasional services Ia anoet
overy faulty, such ~ the ing or TepziTt OF car
p,,s aud children clothes, wlich would be thanks-
hlly accepted, though they give employment Tor but
angle hour. tI