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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-09
JOHN EMERY.

EARM AT PRIVATE SALE.-The under
l. signed offers at private sale his farm sits
uated in Delaware township, Juniaia county,
Pa, about three miles east Of Thompsontown,
containing 265 acres, about 200 acres of which
are cleared and in a good state of cultivation,
the remainder well SCI with choice timber,
having thereon erected a large Stone Mansion,
Tenant House, large Bank Barn, and other
necessary oGt-buildings, with Il neYer-faiiing
spring of water convenient to the house.
The land is well watered. The above land
will be sold in whole or in parcels to suit pur-
chasers. Persons desiring 70 purchase the
property can do so by calling on
JOHN ?. THOMPSON.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-09
CALL FOR COUNTY CONVENTION,

According to notice the Union County
Committee net on Monday, the 23rd
inst.. at Mr. S. L. Nefestine's Hotel, in
Wif1intown.
On motion il was resolved that the Del
egate Elections be held on Thursday, May
18th, and that the Convention be held on
Saturday, May 10Th, at l o'clock in the
Court House. That the Delegate Flee
tions open at 2 z. NJ. and close al 5 ?.
NJ, except for Miflintown, Patterson,
Perrysville, Walker, Delaware and Mil
ford townships, where the elections shall
open at / p. NJ. and close at Z p. NJ.
The members of the County Committee
IL the several districts are directed to
open and conduct the Delegate Elections
or appoint substitutes to perform that
duty.
All members Of the Union Party who
will support Maj. Gen. John ". Geary
for Governor and all the nominees Of the
Convention, are invited to participate in
the Delegate Election. Each district to
elect Two Delegates who will assemble on
the foiIoT7ing Saturday, in Convection at
Mitlintown, to nomiaate candidates tor
the following Offices;
One for Member of Congress.
Assembly.
Two for Associate Judges.
One for Prothonotary.
One for County Commissioner.
One for County Auditor,
j. j. PATTERSON, Chairman.
4. II. MARTIE, Secretary.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-09

4 UCTI0N NOTlCE-Yhc undersigned
II would respectfully inform merchants and
all other persons, That he has opened an Auc-
ton Room on Main Street, MitliiutoWn. Pa,
v here he will receive on consignment all
kinds of goods, and seal themat Public Auction
on reasonable per centage. Merchants and
others having goods they wish to dispose Of
would do well TO transfer them to the auction
room. Sale every Saturday evening.
may 0, 1866 II \. II. WElpMAN.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-09

THE PLAN or RECONsTRuCTION.

The Report of the Joint Committee in
Congress, made on Monday of last week,
which will be found in another place, is
of SO much importance that it will attract
the attention of all readers. Considering
the gravity of the question, no fault can
be found with the delay in presenting the
plan of the Committee to Congress. 1t
required full deliberatior. Many propo-
s%itious, memorials, resolutions, &c had
been submitted. requiring much time to
pass upon; besides the Committee, which
is composed of some of the ablest n.em-
hers of both branches, had a plan of their
own TO consider and mature. 1t was fit
ting therefore that the work should not
be hurried or presented IN a form not
likely to meet the sentiment of Congress
and the country.
The Amendment proposed to the Con
stitutlon strikes US as sound, practical
and effective and the more We look at it
the more acceptable it appears 1t de-
mands nothing that is wrong, unfair or H.
liberal. The late rebel States are not re-
garded as conquered territory, as they
feared they would be. Nothing is exac,-
ed of them but what they should gladly
yield. The country, through Congress,
asks only for such guarantees tor the tu-
turo that will forever avert Trouble, and
at the same time will secure permanent
fraternity and friendship. Everything
wears a kind and amicable spirit, and iii
be accepted in the same spirit, the rela-
tons between the people OF all parts OF
the Union will be peaceful aud harmoni-
Gus.
The Union men in Congress, Of e-ery
shade of opinion, regard the plan as the
best that could be presented, and should
it be adopted by the necessary vote Of
two thirds of both Houses, the Amend
ment will doubtless be ratified by every
Uaiou Legislature. The work should
now be pushed on to a result. If obsta-
Giles are thrown in the way with a view to
defeat the great healing measure, let those
who are the instruments be held account
able.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-09
THOUGHTS FOR THE THoIyCHT.


Four years ago, says an exchange, GER
tain politicians told the people that rebels
could never be subdued by force of arms
But the armed rebellion has been crushed
by the arms of the Union men.
Three years ago the same persons told
us :he National money would be worthless
soon, aud tried to embarrass the Govern
ment il that tanner. Now. "~greenbacks"
are the best paper money in the world.
Two years ago the same persons advised
farmers to keep b etter until it should be
worth a dollar a pound-corn until it was
worth two dollars-and wheat until it was
worth three dollars. There were some
stupid, greedy hogs, who believed those
lying fools-and sinking butter and rot
ten wheat is to them a just consequence
One year ago we were assured tina. the
country would all so TO ruin in six months
unless the Democrats got all the offices
again. They haven't got the ofices-and
the glorious Union still survives!
This year the same false prophets will
Tell us that the country will 90 to smash,
in short order, unless red handed, uure-
pcrtiog traitors are allowed to pass out of
the rebel armies iato Congress. These
who are vanGuished in arms. must have a
seat in the jury 70 try themselves Guess
not. They went out OF their own accord
must wait our assent before they get
Back. We got along without them Eve
years-mayhap their services can sill be
dispensed with until they who decide the
matter see fit to re-admit,
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-09

NEW STORE.-The undersigned has open.
~ ell 4 Store in Sheriff Wilson's store room
on Bridge street, Miiiintown, and offers Mt
private sale to the citizens OF the surrouni-
ing country. n large aud varied assortment
Of the very best CLOTHING. BLANKETS.
&c, such as Over Goats all Dress Coats, Ar
tili,Fy Jackets Of R0urd:Uauts. y. Stat.
Jackets or Rouniabouts. Knit Shirts. Horse
Blankets, Grey AMI White Blankets. Linen
and Gotten Pillow Cases, Wash Basins. Linen
and Cotton Sheets. Knives and Forks. Spoons,
Tinware. Haichets. Picks, Saddles. IIaIrcr<.
Shelter Tents. Linen Towels, and Il large as
sentiment Of other articles rQt recessary TO
llen,icc.
E:y~ Gail and examine the goods and hear
MY prices.
.asy TT. J.. p. RYNARp.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-09

The burning of the fax goods mans
factory of Messrs. Peter Watson & Co,
Philadelphia, obliserates for tie present
one Of the only two linen manufactures
= the United Statce.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-09
ITO TIE AFFLICTED 1t is a settled fact

ITO TIE AFFLICTED 1t is a settled fact
i that a great proportion of the diseases
which flesh is heir to- arise from an impure
condition of the blood and the most certain
remedy for these diseases is Lindsey's B,ood
Purifier. This preparation is reliable for the
safe and speedy cs.,e of inaammatory Rheu-
matism. Chronic Scrufula. Secondary Syphilis,
Cancers. Turnors. Ulcers on heheHd CT body.
iIuInors Of the skin and all eruptions on the
face; also all fever sores, bed sores, and every
species Of CutanTOus Disease. IL will also
c.ta all diseases common to a arrangement Of
the liver and rapidly rcitoTe the patieu: to
health. Prepared by Or. }. VI. Lindsey. for
the sole Proprietors. Hazrrd & Smith. No.
Ia Arch street, Philadelphia Sold retail by
all frst-class~ Druggists. Imay q, '66-6m.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-09
NEWS ITEMS.

The present number of National Banks
is 1850, with a circulation OF S26S OPS,
$40.
The receipts of Internal Revenue for
last week we're about three and one half
millions.
On Saturday last there were in the
Treasury vaults at Washington S95,91S,
All in curreIcy and specie.
A paper called the Irish People. ispub.
lished in San Francisco, printed entirely
in green ink.
The suspension bridge at Cincinnati
vii! be t.,e longest in the world, its total
span being 3,17l feet.
II. j. Ellicott, a youth Of is, has ex.
ecuted in plaster a life-size statue of MIR.
Lincoln, which has been placed in the
Capitol Rotuuda, where it attracts much
attention.
In the United States Senate, Mr..
Sprague has introduced a resolution d.
recting the Secretary of War to change
the names of the forts called after promi-
nen. rebels.
A man in Chicago go: very drunk on
Saturday last, and hung himself to the
outside of the saloon where he had been
drinking, thus making himself at once a
sign aud a warning.
The Supreme Court of Massachusetts,
has decided that a revenue stamp is no
part of a note, nor does it affect its valid
ity unless frauduiently omitted. That is a
very important decision, and the question
will probably go to the United States Su
preme Court.
There are on file at the War Depart
ment between seven and eight thousand
applications from officers of the ~yoluntee,
service for positions in the new regiments,
to be raised under the army bill now
pending in Congress.
\ vault for the Union dead who fell on
the Virginia battle fields has been de-
signed for the Washington cemetery 1t
will be circular in shape, with an interior
diameter of 20 feet, and covered with q
he~mispherical arch or dome. In the top
Of this dome will be an elliytical opening,
covered with a stone tablet, on which
proper inscriptions may be made.
A widow lady OF D4nvilie, Kentucky,
took an orphan boy to raise, quits small,
aud Wien he arrived at the age of IS she
married h i'm, she then being in her ff-
ticth year, They lived many years to-
gether as happy as any people. Ten
years ago they took an orphan girl to
raise. Last fall the old lady died, being
90 years of age, and in seven weeks after,
the old man married the girl they had
he being 6S years old and she IS.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-09
Who are The Men who Dawl LOudcst f0l
Hicster ClyWer!

They are the men who declared that
secession was right.
They are the men who declared JEFF.
Davis a purer patriot than Andrew John
son, and Lee a better soldier than Grant.
They are the men who sly led Union
soldiers "hounds," sbull dogs" "cu,-
Threats" "hirelings," and butchers"
They are the deserters, bounty Jumpers
and fugitiyes from the draft.
They are the men who shot at and MUIR
dercd draft officers.
Tney are the men who applauded the
riots i'll New York in opposition to the
draft.
They are the men who maintained trea-
gonable correspondence with armed enc
Mies.
These are the meu who now bawl and
howl for Hester C'ymer, What loyal
man desires te be found in such company!
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-09

PHILADELPHIA, May 7.-Prohst has
confessed to the murder of the bearing
family aud of the boy Csrey. The con
fession confirms the general belief that
hc had no accnmrlice.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-09

DROPOSALS.-Scalei Proposals viii be
received w to the First Monday of june,
1866, 70. building q School House in Turhsii
township. Plan and Specifications can be
seen ut Port Royal 1uniata county. Pa.
JAMES p. JOHNSON Pr5'f.
CHRIsTOruEE NINEr, Soy.
may 2,-tf.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-09

DISS0LuTInS- par'ner7hip hereto
II fore existing between John F. Williams
AMI James Il. Thompson. Coach Makers. do
ing business under the name and style II
Wiiliafn7 and Thompson. is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. The hnlks and papers
are left in the hands of James T.. Thompson
for settlement.
The b~usiresE hereafter vii h. carried on
b John ". and James Il. Thompson.
mil y st S
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-09

TCDi MILLS.-The UNDERSIGNED hoes
leave 10 Inform his friends and the nubI,c
that he is still in charge Of the above nar,ei
popular mii;, where lie Is prepared 10 accom-
modate the citizens Of Miflia, Patterson and
vicinity, with the Choices, branis of Flour.
A large supply of Bran, Chop STUFF. and Feed
OF all kinds constantly On hand. As he runs
a mill wagon every Tuesday and Friday &c
MIttin and Patterson, customers can be pano-
tuaily supplied at their doors. ny strict at.
tentioh to business he hopes TO receive a lib
eral share of public patronage Terms Cash.
may 9, '66-,fI SOLOMON Kaufman.
CHOLERA.-Don't be startled The Chol-
era csn be prevented and cured by using
H.. }. u. Lindsey's Cholera and Diarrhrl
Medicine. This preparation has been before
the public for hf;esa years. and has been
used with entire success. Thousands 81 Ger
tiicates could be furnished. but a trial of
the medicine will be more satisfactory than
volume of Cortifcates and yi., convince the
most sceptical of its wonderful curative prop.
critics. is not Il cure all. tu, is designed
TO r%elieyea all who may be attacked by Cholera.
Cholera Morbus, Diarrhcaa, Dysentery. Cholic
or Cramps and Pains in the stomach. &c.
Don't be without a bottle NJ hand. Sold re-
tail by all first class Druggists and Wholesale
Ly the rroprietors Hazard K Smith No. IJ-
Arch Street, Philadelphia. may, 9-Gm.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-09
SPEECH OF HON. GEO. +. MILLER.

We have received 4 copy Of the speech
&C our Congressman, Hon. G, F. Miller,
delivered Oh the 21st ult., on reconstruc-
ton.
Mr.. Miller recognizes the great truth
that TO this Congress the nation looks
for a guarantee Of permanent security"
against rebels who sought the life Of the
Government, or may hereafter attempt a
similar outbreak. He is opposed to the
immediate admission Of the Southern
Members Of Congress, and looks to the
Committee on Reconstruction for some
acceptable plan He would propose three
amendments to the Constitution, as 70!
lows:
First, that the Representatives in Con-
gress shall be apportioned among the sew
eral States according to the number Of
qualified voters in each State. Secondly,
that neither of the States of the Union
saal. ever assume or pay any part Of the
debt Of the SO called Confederate States
OF America, CT oG any State contracted in
carrying on war against tbs United States,
and thirdly, that the Consultation be
amcuded by striking out that clause which
says:
NO tax or duty shall be lad on arti-
c!os exported from any State"
Then, he thinks, after being ratified By
the Legislatures c; TIRES, 9ourths of the
States, without fear OF not being able 10
carry out the injunction of guaranteeing
to every State in this Union a Republican
form of government, Representatives from
those States lately in rebellion who can
take the oath prescribed by existing laws,
can be admitted to seats in Congress.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-09

NEW SHOE STOEE.-The HndersigEC g
IN has removed his Boot and Shoe Store TO
the room formerly occupied ny Mrs. Marian
Recs. on Bridge street, Patterson. where he
invites the public generally to call and exam
inc his fine large assortment of ia
Boots, Shoes, Gators. Slippers, &c g7Se-0
for Ladies'. Gertlemen, Boz and Children.
Manufactured on; of the best material 10y
good workmcn, and VIII be sold at prices 10
suit everybody.
Being a practical boot and shoe maker. lac
is prepared to make 20 order al kinds of
work in tina; iiEe &C business.
Determined to sell ct the lowest possible
prices, and DESTROYS of establishing a bust
ness which will he Profitable 10 both buyer
and seller, he asks the public 70 call and see
his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
BIS" Repairing promptly attended to.
G. ". ANDERSON.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-09

New YORK, Nay THE report from
.sas hospital chip at quarantine to-day
states that one new ease of cholera occur
red OF Saturday and five new cases yes.
terday from the steamship Virginia
There are now IL cases in the hospital.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-09

13- The MifliDtowr Geary Club meets
.rcrr Satnrdn-r eveninr.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-02-08

The editor OF the Niles Republican says of DR..
Price. the Analytical Physician. who is on his
usual visit to Laporte. Myers House, during Sunday
and Monday, the 18th and 18th Of February. for
the special purpose of treating those suffering from
any chronic aiiment:
Some have an antpathy TO travelling Physi-
clans, and aver they travel because they have not
business at home. The same persons will send
hundreds Of miles. and spend small fortune to
hire some noted DR.. to travel to them. In de-
termining such question would try to he gov
erned by common sense considerations. and judge
of the artist By his work. and capacity for it. DR..
Price has made visits to this city for years. with
almost unfaiing regularity according to appoint
ment, and We know good honest folks who have
been helped or cured by him. and who regard him
~ a man Of integrity and skill. And We know
Others who have been treated by him after being
gwen up to die by other physicians, who are now
hale and hearty.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-02-08

We desire to call your attention to some special
lines Of very cheap Goods at westervelt's There
are some handsome Dress Goods at % cts. per
yard, handsome DeLanes at 80 cts, the very best
Prints ut % cts, and as low az Is cts. The best
Boots only $500 per pair. Calf skin balmoral
Shoes for Ladies at s.. 80, warranted. Many other
good are being offered at prime cost. The child
can buy as cheap as the Father or Mother, as they
never deviate in price.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-02-08
TO C0MSUMPTIVES.

III" Ev-rtis-r, having b,ca ---tor-.i 70 health in .x
weeks nv very simple rsciy after having suffered for
several years with Inug affection aud that dread
d. 80. Tnnsunpfion- .nxiors 20 make known Ia hi.
frlioV--su'frr'rs th- means e cure
L" all who desire H. IL will send copy Of tie I-cscrip-
lion n>a Gree 90 charge with the directions for repairing
ai't uSiiz the same. which they will 81 y RI Tor
- = rTirS. tSrH 4. EEeScHITIS. C0TGIs. tors and
Al Threat and Lang Affections The only n,jc: Of the
a~Fiis'T IN sending the Prescription is benefit ths
aaictef and -p-el affirmation which he cnrriveS to b..
lnNauthie and he hopes sufferer viii his renee
dy - WI" St them nothing and may prove blessing
Parii-- wishing the prsseT iio FIRE. by return nail
~ill please address
REV EDWARD 4. WILSON
Williamsburg. King Co., New York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-02-08

Fire in Rochester.-Two houses were des
troysd at Rochester last Tuesday week. The loss
is estimated At about 8 900. -Four persons we're
bady injured; Andrew Miller vas hemmed in bv
the fsnes, and Jumped from the second story on
the cellar door. which, breaking through, caused
him to fall with his side across a beam, injuring
him inwardly; he is not expected to live. Captain
Shields fell from the roof Of one of the buildings,
badly injuring his face. Jacob Stshl. fremen, was
badly hurt in the face, and on bis side, BY the
breaking Of one OF the company's hooks. M. NJ.
Rex. fireman, was also injured by the falling of a
chimney.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-02-08

Those Merchants who are paying enormous
rents, in order to obtain what they call desirable
locations, are often wondering how Rice 4 Bro.
manage to sell so miny goods. The people how
ever can easily see the reason, and IS il IL no Sc
cret we will give few of them:
They keep the best goods. and sell them as low
as is asked for al inferior article. Not paving any
rent. their expenses small. and they do not
have to sell large amour, of goods. At a high
price. in order to make living. They always
give thirty six inches to the yard and sixteen
ounces to the pound. They do not misrepresent
their goods, and will not be undersold.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-02-08

On the Death Of Lfbbie baldwin.
Dear Libbie thou art gone to thv rest.
Thou art freed from all sickne" and pain.
And now you are Cling your notes with the
blest,
And with all the redeemed thou shalt reign.
Thy Moiher and Sisters will miss thee
In the morning when thy sky is bright and fair
And at noon they will watch for thv coming,
And at Eve, but thou wilt not be there.
Thy Mother will mourn thy absence,
God has called thee TO thy home,
To live with the angels in Heaven,
To sing his glad notes round the throne.
God has taken her from world of sorrow
Where sickness and pain cannot come,
She has walked in the path th,t was narrow,
And now she'll in Paradise bloom.
Mas. E. D. r.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-02-08
HEALTH AND BEAUTY.
ILLUSTRATED GUiD

CHAPMAN'S ILLUSTRATED GUIDE,
beautiful little work Of % RACES, teaches you
How to remove Tan. Freckc. Pimplrs Botchc. Erup-
ions, and all impurities Of the Skin-ho- to produce
fall growth OF Whskers--how to produce luxurlant
growth of Hair \ Bald H.al-cure Catarrh Purify the
B'oi Purify the Dr'ath-to Carl and Beauiify the Hair
Remove SuperiuOus Hair Drunkennesr. Merry
Debility, &c Schow to renew your Age, and other
u--f,Il and valuable information
A this - mailed free of chnrye ON
application. Address.
THnS. r. CHAPMAN
CHEMIST and Prnrrxrr
s3l Broadway, New York.
rvaa,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-02-08
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

gentleman who suffered for years from Nerrou. and
Genital Debility, Nightly Emissions and Seminal Weak
ness the result of youthful indscretion came near
ending his days in hopeless misery will for the sake Of
suffering send 10 all who need il free Of charge
the recipe and directions making the simple
used in hir Sufferers wishing profit by adj
verters sad experience aud possess and valuable
remedy. can do by addressing him his place
81 business The Recipe and full infprnation-of vital
importan will be cheerfally sent by return mail
Address JOHN b. OGDEN,
No. ca Nassau Street New York
p. S-Seryos Sunerces Of both sexes will nnd thi, in
formation invaluable.
ln9snc3m
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-02-08

CrIar-rd.-The Iogan.7n-t Journal come.
- I'd ihi- week considerably enlarged and improv-
Ell We are glad note this evidence of pros
p-riy on the part OF our cotemporary- The Jour
na. i sterling Union p.per. and its editor. Col.
Brinrhurst OF the famous 9th. has shown mis- de-
~otiOn 10 liberty and Union we'll ON the battle
field as elsewhere There is no questioning the
quality OF his patriotism.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-02-08

DO TOT WISH To DE CURED, Ifso, swallow two
three hogshcads Of Buchu, "Tonc Bitt,rs," "Sar.
.aparilla Nervous Antidotes," &c. &c &C. and after
satisfied with the result th,n try box Of
DOCTOR DCCHAN'S Specific PILLS-and be rcs;or-
Ell TO health and vor in less thla thirty days They
purely vegetable pleasant 10 take prompt anil sauary in
their Effects the broken down and shattered
ton Old and Young can take them with advrRtaSc.-
DR.. BUCHAN'S ENGLISH SPECIFIC PILLS in
less than 70 days. the Of NERNUCSN ESS
lmpotency- Premature Decay. Seminal Weakness In
sanity, and ali Urinary. Sexual and Nervous Affections
no matter from what produced Price, One Dollar
per box. Sent postpaid, 10y mail receipt If order
Addres- JAMES : BUTLER
No. 40 Broadway New York General Agent.
T. box sent to address receipt 81 the price
which is Oas fItar-Ios free. r6- descriptive Cir
culsr s"n; on Application.
in9sDcsw
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-02-08

Demore.t'. Monthly Magazine and Nine Dem
orests Mirror OF Fashions for February is splen-
did number. Tie engraving are all executed in
thc finest style and every thing about il IL tasty
elegant nnd rich, in short, n model magazine
Address W Jennings Dcmorest, <13 broadway.
n. Y.