davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-17
PROPOSALS.
DR0POsALs FoR TIA SALE or man
HORSES AND MUreA:
CHIyY QuARrNRAAsrER's OFrtcs.
DEPor OF WAsHiEuroN,

wAsHTssToS, O., dArch 10 ISIS
Sealed Proposals will be received at this on e
until Friday, March 81, ISIS. at Ia O'Clock NJ, FOR
the sale OF all the Icrse. and Males that may die
or be Killed at tais depot withia tbs NEXT twelve
(l2l oil Ia, succeeding the date OF this cor tract
TIE bodies Of the nlmsls will be delivered By
the United States, daily, TO ssy point within the
limits Of this city bat may be agreed npsn By the
Government and the contractor, and to Ia con-
veyed from r. ence by the ,ntrastsr. su n eiens
distance fl ON the II nits ef the DistrictSf Oolum
biA, so not 10 BE- come 3 nuisance 10 the citizens
thereof or this depot
Bidders viii state the amount per animal. and
ave tb cir full name ard poet ONCE address
Pay nent ~ill ne required at The enf OF each
month. In Government funds, for the number OF
animas delivered dYIing the month,
The ability of the bidder lie all the contract,
shou.d II he awarded tn him, must be GUARANTEED
by two responsible persons. whose signatures are
TO be appended 10 the susrsaty.
Bonds in the sum of $i,Mp signed by thu CON
trsct'r and both OF his gusrsutors, will be re
CURED OF the successful bidder upon signing the
contract
Proposals must be plainly marked Proposals
for Dead Horses and Mules. ~ ana addressed to tho
undersigpe6. ID. Vi, FUCKER,
Brig. Gen. and Chief QuArtermastsr.
MAI ln.tf Der Il OF Washioat0o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-17

IIROME'S HAIR COLOR RESTORER FOR L.
tsinips and gradually bringing back the Hair
to or eiusl Tor without the incon venience At
t~ndiF E tie use Of dye. Bold by all druggists
Is ceL t. per bottle,
ID EXFORD'6 INDICATED GINGER BREAD
H NUTS, for worms. vailed in efficacy and
peculiarly adapted for children, being eaten rs
ordinary cake.
Por sale by drugg,sts. Price Is o. nts per box,
ia eoIy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-17
CHIIF QUART OFFICE,
pEPot ~ WASHINGTON.

u pEPot .P WASHINGTON,
WASHINGTON. ID c., January 4, 1884.
All dealers In Drugs Hardware. Lumber, Leatb-
ef. Oflce Furniture Harness and Sad dlery
auestsd to send TO this efiee, on MONDAY Of each
week. sealed proposal or list in d.plicat., Of the
articles they are prepsred ~ furnsh this bcpos
~ short notice with the price Of each marked in
plain figures that. in esse the eIigsncies OF the
service uire it, the article articles be OBJ
tanned without delay. aid at the lowest price.
D alers wishing 10 o. II to this Depot will be re-
quired to furnish th list punctusly svsry Monday
morning. y. "a. RUCkE4,
. BriRadier aen I and Chief q. NJ,
tsn5tf Depot Of Washiu gton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-17
INrHE SUPREME COURT OF The DISTRICT

TNTHE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
o. C4LUmoIA -MAsY MEAS VS. PkrEs
The uhrppa issued to com pei tn defendants ap-
rsarante having been returned into ,he ol.rs,s
1874. endorsed " nrn es,." and the defend ant asv
ing fsi,rd to enter bis appearance an the drs, rne
day. occurring twenty days after yards, and the
p,ainnr having flied aD affidavit of dist alter.
ested Witness THAT The defs dapt has b en- shse
from this District foe over six months that the
Pre- cannot be rred On him. it il. an mt on
If comp ainant. this 1cth day Gf March 1875.
dered that the defendant cause his appear . to
he tn'sr.d in this suit or hsfors the first Tues
cay of Nav next; otherwise the bill may be taken
for e-pfessed
AtruS copy. -, Olerk.
IL 9aw6w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-17
IOsBPH REYNOLDS CO.,
PL CHEERS, GAS AND STEAM FITTERS
No. 500 NINTH STREET, NEAR AvENeB,

Bave just received, and viii constantly keep on
hard, the largest and best asso; tment In the city
Of Chandeli.rs Brackets. DRIP Lights. Partsbl.s,
ass GlH bes, Mica and 9th et ehadns and all arti.
eles In this line, from the best establish ats 10
New York, Philadelphia &c, which wsll be sold
en- the mcst rsasonah e terms
Also, RANGES, FURNACES, and Fire. Board
Stoves.
We are prepared t. furnish the best RANGE in
anywhere ON very reasonable ter ans. Hotels,
Rtstsurspts. &c, are invitet to call.
We do ail kinds of GAS and STEAM FITTINGS
promptly and cheap. &c also everything in the
PLUME 1NG lire in the most satisfsctory manner.
Call ard our bathing Tubs, FOu1taias Wa'er
Gle sets Wash stands Bss,ps. &c ,&c., at No. 500
9Th street near pennsylvania 2veeue. the largest
establishment in the city. feb 2 eotf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-17

DANTE ALBUM; Seventy. six Photo graph IL
ins tratious from Gustsve Dors. The Wander.
inr lev: Photasraah Illustrations fron GusteFe
hare Pbotog- aph Thu atra of Chateau iana
1taja. The sleeping Beauty. With PhotoErsPn
Illustrations frem Gustavs prra u,ou
de24 fkANoh TAhkos'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-17
|, PAWN BROKIR AND
LOAN OFFICE.
LIOLNsKD BY AUTHORITY.
MATTHEW K. WALSH.

LIoKNsKD BY AUTHORITY.
$50 MATHEW K. WALSH. ass
ass Q STRxsF. between 10th and 18th,
Second door from Harvey Oyster saloon: ,
In com pliance with the wish of many friends.
am now prepared 70 make liberal Cash I'D ~
vsness on Gold and Silver WatShes, pa L =
Clothing and Merchandise Of every description in
U-Hsvinx had p years experience in the bust.
ness in The City. and faverably knswn to many of
tts etissn:, am confident that tS Al wh2 may en-
ndentiaN will give satisfsct Oeiee open every
DAY tSundsy exeepted) fr0m7 o'clocks Q. M. until
O'Clock p m. JaE-3m
T ARGE MAP OF 0EORGIA.-Compilad uoder
IL the direction Of the General Assembly; one
eegy only; hacked with cotton. Also, alarge Map
dseS FRANOK TAYLOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-17
PROPOSALS. FOR DEAD HORSES.

Quart,rnqster Gensraps 0Gee. Ers, Dird.ton.}
Washirgton CRY. ID. C., March l, 1863
Sealed Proposals. will be received at this ofice
an til IL o'clock on SATURDAY, March IS lSis, for
TIE purchase OF all horses tn at die or be killed
at the Giesboro' Depot, near Washington D. o
within the next twelve months ucceeding the date
of the letting of the contract
The horses will he delivered st certain desig-
nat ed spot. to be fixed By the Omitted States.
The animals are to be removed daily, and SON
veyed far enough from the limits of the depot to
:void all nuisance either to the depot or the resi-
Payment will be required In Government funds.
at the lose of each month. for all animals deiv
cred up to that date.
Bonds with approved securities in the sum OF
ten thou sand 10 0l dollars viii be required from
the party to whom The contract ID awarded.
Zach proposal must state the price per animal,
giving full and post Office address of bidder.
and be accompanied by guarantee signed by two
.espsnsihle persons and certified By some United
Office. and also BY the oath Of allegiance, signed,
STAN ped. and duly attested.
This ofacs reserves the right to reject any all
bids ~ at may be offered.
Pronosals should be addressed to the under
signed Wssbinsten. D. o.. and he plainly mari ed
on the envelope, "Propoia ala :or Dead horses -
JAME6 A. EKIN,
Colonel In charge First Division
ns Ltd g. NJ. Generals Once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-17
RAM@ FRANKLIN d CO., xAE
OPTICIANS

244 Ps. sv., between Iltb and 18th SITS and
3eS Pa. Av., Nasos al ote. Building.
Would 10 TO h strsp gerA spd citizens that they
fea; 10 suit every eyesigh accrdios to scientific
rules. with their ee +hi AID BRAZILIAN PEB-
BILE AID fEHISCOP CsPECTAULES, universal
ly ark nOw led Red as TIE best meara for strength
enirg, impruvins and preserving the i'm pal, ed
vision khsy fer, a.o, to the pc blic = fine ssiec
ton OF Field Glasses, Op-ra Glasses. Microscopes
Thermometers. Carries de Visite ana Albums.
sere scopes and Views, at the lowest prices.
ia 20 lyr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-17
DR0P0sALS FoR HIDES. TALLOw, HOOPS,
L HORNS, cHnSKs; sHINs. AND
OGte D.pot Co,nm,ssoyv Of Spbsisi

CCsft D:pof t9Esn1tSSary az Subsistence, I
WGshiagtoa, ID C., March n, 1885,
,h se s,ss Propos.ls auecsts are invited until
Tos RSos masS G cbae. shas AMI Tohs
Of Al e9yefnm. mt Cattle slaughtered within the
months or more. frsm the commencement OF the
The Shove articles t. be collected by the csn+rsc
tor, and removed from tbs various places At which
the Cattle are killed at such times as may be .si-
Ths lumber ~ T Of Cattle used monthly vary ftem
leos to SOC; and are no- killed a. Caain Bridge;
Alexandria, but other places NAV occur within the
prescribed limits where these articles will be re-
The eontracter shall be liable for all the Hides.
Tallow, Hoofs Horns, Chpcks shns sad Tonsn .
slaughtered, unless il be made satisfactorily to
appear to the Subsistence nj that ail due
eH exc; aihsenee, and care WAS made 10 OBTAIN
Payment win be required every ten days. In Gov
TIE BIDS viii state the amount, Fer animal, far
thssrssss refefrss to, sna .s accompanied eys
ard oath of q lesisnee. Blank forms can be OBJ
tain.d by spplieat,on to the undermined
ns,ret BY ne eeTss's s s usa Sits S
cer,iseate must be IN the following form:
hereby certify that from evidence estrely sat-
i.fsstory ~ me, The above smsd xasfsnsor. are
for which hey offer 10 be secsrity.
hide vi be a.ss; maie on in
MEG b, suarantse cert eat cat. and sttidavits
oath Of slssianes. unless one may 5. on die with
the officer y no shall open the bids. aud pro-
poss NOT fully ply with these requirements
win be nsidered or regarded proposal within
the mes n o of this advertisemtnt.
TIE contractor will he held accountable fer the
Hides, Tailow Hoofs Horns, Chucks, &C., from
the morning of the 9th inst.
hids to respond to thsir names. aud all bids must
, be enc orsed Proposals for puschasir Aides,
Talow, Hnofs, Horns, Chucks, &c. and be di-
ree,ed to the undersi gDed. q bell,
Lieut.. Colsnel and O. 8.
AUCTION SALE OF HIDES AND TALLOW.
Will be sold at Public Auction. at sixta street
wharf, Washington, c., on the 2st day Of March,
1888. at o'clock p m, the following articles more
or leas:
5000 sALTED BEEF HIDES,
Also such other articles may be on hand at the
day of sale,
Terms cash. q. BELL.
mlleoat Lieut.. Colonel and q. &.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-17
u0RsEsi HORSES II RORsES M

Qra,ttyraae7 Gens,a!'s ODtes. First Dipi.tonD
unpspa Hashtnston City. February Ii, 1855.
uohSEe huit4b for the cavalry ssr vice vi,
be purchased at Giesbero Depot, In open market,
Horses viii be delivered to Captain L. low,
MMoo.e, A. 2, N. and B. suejscsea to the usual
IS oss HSsosDssd
be sourd in al particulars, We broken, in faii
fesh and good sordition. from fifteen fit to six
teen Sl hA. de is from I've 81 to nine OF wears
old. and we'll adAptsd In every way t. cavalry par
poses Horses between nine fs, and { i0l Years Of
be Accs pied. = Ivy
Price enc hurd red and Sc ave dollar, sus,
each Hours of ms elton, from O. m e. = ~uo'
Payment will be msde at this Office. ~ "'
JAMES A. IKJN
fe u Nt Col. in eharge lat Dir. O. ri Il q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-17
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

DR.. UHEE SEMAN'S PILLS.
The ION hina:io Of ingredients in these Pills 10
the result of long and sxtanSive practice. Tpey
mild in their ep- rstion aud can OF do harm to
tn. msst delic.ts; certain in correcting ! irrssn.
iarities, Painful Mepstruat'On, removing all OBJ.
structions. v neither from cold or nther wise head
ache, pain IL the aide, Agitation n the heart.
whites. ali nervous aFectDns. Mysteries, fatigue,
oair in the back and Hubs. Sc. disturbed aleep +,
which arise from Ia terru ption OF nature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-17

~ tnEE att"" all I'll. afais Ut tifs AID "a re.
s5eet t. aiiriher subj. eta She Tan be 9 rsuitei
. sii hnuIs II n. day and evening. Gent enAn
a., Lsnts Cents he car al snow = liza -uess
a. IL. ge ss lie Rssidsre- Ans r hard Sc h.sve-n
Pa aad q L mar l3-lNs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-17

/ cUNG MEN Who have injured themselves
certain secret habits which unfit them for bust
ness pleasure. or the duties CT msreiei Ifs Also
youth or other causes, f. ell deeiuty in advance o.
their years befors plscips them selves under tne
sECKET FkIIND." Married Ladies' win lesrn
something of importance by perusins The Secret
Friend -
Sent to any address. in a sealed envelope en- re-
CENT of TwentJ five CAnts. Add ress
Da. CHAS A. STEWARr& 90,
daily. Boston, Mass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-17

nNION SETTD,
" PEAS,
BEANS.
CABBAGE &C. re.
full stock Of choice 6ARDHH SEEDS just re.
ceiyed and for sale by
Up BARTHOLOWf
83S 7th street, belo PeBnn Az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-17

furniture was disarranged with careless grace,
ornaments were taken from drawers and clos
cts where they had been packed away, aud
spoke for themselves on etagerts, marble
shelves and N anile pieces
Mr.. Day ton telttne change without knowing
the reason oft. He looked around him with
. satisfied air.
This ls grand CHEEKY old place. after ALI
Do You know Lyon, have always Stunned
IL as the gloomiest OF all gloomy places. 1 have
not stayed here fortnight, all put together,
for the last FIVE years. Ii must be your pres.
enee, old fellow, that has frightened it up so,
or the gloom was all in my ina gnation u
"Not altogether; for / remember 1t Just as
you do You forgot have run with you once
or twice tor day. DIDN'T you tell rae you
had new housekeeperl Perhaps the change
may be owing TO her-some women have a
sing Giar knack at such things"
"Very likely you are right I remember
now, Notwithstanding all l could say, Mrs
Stone would exclude the sun, and the furni-
ture In certainly arranged from what IL Uas
A marked improvement-whis n will Ihops
extend TO and beyond the dinner table
II was lot possible 10 find fault with the va
rtety sno quality OF food placed before tNaro
Dor the manner OF It's being served and ths
bic appointments were perfect: and Dav,.o
congratulated himself upon ma wing secura an ch
Jewel of a housekeeper
The two friends passed their tins in read;ns
driving, fishing and occasional visits 10 m -
city; the housekeeper hers, IN earning TO the ex
tent of her power, by attention to thar 10 iiIy
wants, the SIX hundred she received. She IA
an easy master. Mr.. Dayton was never iauI,.
ending, always pleasant and courteous
he remained after hIs friend departed. Usu.
ally, Ii be did not 20 into town, he spen, his
morning between the library and garden; the
afternoons IN driving himself, sometimes IL
taking 10. young ladies OF q neigh boring fam
ny, Lily and Maud Grandson. to drive
hey were the only family with whom he Wis
hed familiarity. Through the servants, tn,
new hon.ekeeper heard rumors OF an alta IN
melt oftwsen the eldest daughter, Lily, fail
ano amiaoie eiri, and Mr.. Dayton.
Ire BE coNrINURD1
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-13

their appearance in this section, " MI 6Suoli
pated having big time. but there ~ - sq(n3
soldiers and Indians on the move theosSk ~
country that they are frightened asay; y
barely saw one, in the distance, abont nine
miles below Kearney; one Of their nu1aess M
doubtedly sent out to reconnoitre., He naaa
have been compelled to report unfavorabiy, ,loe
the entire road was lined with teams. Th>
only real annoyance we hare been compelled
to submit to, is from the mosquitoes; they ars
spread all over this country several inches deep.
To obviate this difficulty in some measure, ws
provided ourselves with an ample .mosquitoe
bar. which protects us wholly while sleeping,
but at all other times each one has to contributs
equally to their requirements. Upon the whole
we are having what might be called very
pleasant trip, none Of our party enjoying il %
much, perhaps, as the senior member, JAxEs
MAcGREcoR, Jr, whose mind is constantly fill.
ed with the beauties and wonders of nature
which surround US. Ia
a-, Yours, most respectfully, La,
J. S. HOWELL.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-13

We copied from the Norfolk Post sometime
since, an account of marriage Contemplated
by Mr.. Main, of the Ballard House, Richmond,
and Miss Poke, niece ofJenny Lind. Mr.
Main denies it as follows: satss
RIcHxoND, Va, Aug. "a, 1865. Q
TO the Editor Of the Norfolk Post
Sir-You can stop my paper, or stop poking
fun at me, and don't care which you do
have no idea who Miss Poke is. to whom
you say am about to be married. She may
be very good girl, very talented, and Il may
be sin to allow the dear creature :tto Do poks
ing the fire alone y but that's her lookout
am too young to marry, and Besides, it il
due to the truth of history that should say
I've never had any propositions froU the lady
with the pretty name. which, it seems to me-
further, Miss Poke had better retain. Who 10
she, anyhow Is she of a tender age7 will
she wilt? what can she do besides sing7 How.
ever, if you don't want me to do murder, deny,
contradict and withdraw this story, even though
it cost Miss Poke her voice. s9t q~
Yours with contempt, "a .-.,
f2% M d. MAIN.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-13

HANDSOME PREsENr-Capt. Webb, o.
the Itasca, has just received testimopia1
of esteem from party Of New Workers
who were recently passengers on his splen
did steamer in trip to St. Paul and return.
The testimonial is nothing less than a
splendid marine glass, fit for Right Rear
Admiral. Such compliment, from com.
parative strangers, speaks volumes for the
Captains ability, efficiency, and popular.
itY.
Let us add word The Nasca is also
in receipt Of another complimentary mem
orsndum. On the return of Captain
WEBB, Hon. Elhu B. Washburn, of Gal
ena, presented the Steamer, a card (about
IS large as house.roof,) written by him.
self, saying many good things of "Com,
modors" WEBB, Clerk LEWIS and the
officers Of the Aasca, generally. The card
Was signed by US. GRANT, and about
City others, Qadies and gentlsmsn) who
were guests and participants Of the pleasant
excursion to St. Paul. WEBB and LEWIS,
in photograph, ornament the memento ;
the whole chart is not more complimentary
from the distinguished givsrs than it is
deserving to the meritorious recipients.
All honor to Capt. Wrss. aaa
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-13

You've LADlrs.-It scarcely admits of doubt
that the number Of young ladies is constantly
increasing who think happiness dependent
on freedom from responsibility and labor, and
wish to have nothing to do but read novels, or
give themselves to pleasure. A contemporary
says: ga
! "The number of idle, useless girls in all our
large cities seems to be steadily increasing
They lounge, or sleep thro' their mornings.
parade the streets during the afternoon, and
assemble In frivolous companies Of their own
and the other sex to pass away their evenings.
What store of uuhappness for themselves and
others are they laying up for the coming time,
when real duties and high responsibilities shall
be thoughtlessly assumed !! They are skilled
in no domestic duties, nay. they despise them
have no habits Of industry nor taste for the
useful. What will they be as wives and
mothers 7 Alas for the husbands aud children.
and alas for themselves ; Who can wonder ii
domestic unhappiness and domest,c ruin fol-
low :"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-13

Color.
We are not about to inflict the reader with
an article on the "colorej brother" For q
long time there has existed prejudice against
yellow or red hair, as we'll as against black
skin, but happily for the lately prescribed, it
has been discovered that Eugene, of France,
has golden locks, and the fashion is to redden
not only the hair of humans but of cats and
poodles. A correspondent thus feicitates him.
self and his friends:
"Fashion is at last, Mr.. Editor, on our side,
and doing US justice. "Red,head" has been q
c0ntemptuous term, for years-a perfectly over
whelming "killer" upon sensitive people with
hair Of carnation hue; and all sorts Of 'strange
devices" have been resorted to by US of that
pitiable fraternity. to smooth over and tone
down what we considered fantastical and de.
testable whim of Nature. Hair dyes. gloss
producing oils, &C., have been in requisition,
and we have often insisted upon applying the
smooth and modifying phrase, "auburn," to
locks that were often unmistakably and irrefu
tably red. But, thanks for once to capricious
Fashion-our day Of triumph has come; and
the hue a Ia nsode-the favorite adorable color
for hair-is that once despised and detssted
red. No more poetical fine phrases about
''Aaxen curls" or "a wealth of raven tresses,'
those have had their day, together with the
''soft brown" and the chestnut. Red-the
deep red, the flaming red, the bright red-the
"vell red lis our best clinch, now, most de.
cidedly. "Red hair" writes newspaper Jen-
kins from Saratoga, sis on the increase and
for the benefit Of those who don't have it
naturally. jenkins adds, at can be bought in
any quantities at the perruquier's!.', Jenkins
voice is for red ditto Miss Flora McF Flimsey's,"
Of Madison Square, who is understood to have
purchased two shades of red hair, for the SAKE
of variety in something to wear-you know!
Yours for the last change, s rr5s..se
s.sae.. ...- -t..g "RED HEAD"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-13

WE do not know what the Bill Of Fare at
the New Hall had to do with Gen. Grants re-
ception at Milwaukee. but the Industrious local
caterer for the Sentinel has it all down as
though it were part of the programme. Count.
ing up dishes and accompaniments. from
"soups" to "Dessert." including, Of course, the
uncommon presentmcnt of scalf 3 head, cucum-
bers, pickles, string beans, tomatoes, baked
potatoes. lady kisses and fingers, apples and
ice cream, there were over one hundred differ.
ent preparations to provoke the Generals
appetite. We trust bis stomach was not SO
capacious in storage ss to swallow more than
half the bill!
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-13

1he wore monstrous waterfall the night when first
we met . -... -, .. ..rr...,.
roll, haifhorso h.lfhunan hair, hung in beaded
II rested On hsr shoulders, for the rst time put in
a u0e, .... -. i. /. .....E ~E r...f.. Il
And she looked just like Digger squaw when hussins
papoose;
o.. taking good rearward 'quint at head and hair
together, '.r.' al. -. ta ..f
Just IKE horse. with tail tied up; In yer, muddy
And she stood beneath her burden she thought was
With her dainty head drawn backward and her nose
turned up in air; ..,., ..l. . ...
saw her but a moment, 80 graceful and 80 tall,
Bending, sweating meath the burden Of her cherished
waterfall. . ..2 t.. .-r .s....... r
Oh, when will Fashion give us back the charms We
priced 90 long,
The web Of silken splendor-the themo Of many a
hs Ginning hair that kissed the brow In many airy
And gave the crownng beauty to every lovely girl,
When will resume it's rule receive
check, 1r .g 'Ia.a..s. ..as.. pa
And our loved ones NO more carry round pillow on
thing composed of horses tails, of WOOL Of jute Of
cord II . | .#E4I. 4a%
A nonstrou., mean dishsuremsns, BY every man
A load Spo, their shoulders. at home, abroad, at
A foolish bag-a ssnseisss bump-they call water