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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-14

Al1coelxso Porous PDo0tef0.
BEST STRENGTHENING PLASTER IN THE
WORLD.
ALLCOCK'S POROUS P1-ASTERS resolve and a.
SAUCE pain BY calling forth the acrid hu moss Rom
parts internal 70 the skin and general circulation
ihue IL many eass., positively eva, ateG the disease
JAMES LULL N. D.
There b nothing equal. In the way Of plaster. TO
the Porous asesF OF Mr.. ALLCOCk. Everything 10
pleasant about them, They are the plaster OF the
day. 90 a. type Of our prceeAt advancement IN
scieoce and art. In Asthma. Couph. Kidney Anec-
lions. 0oat Rheumatisn end local deep seated pains
they aaosd permanent relief
J. 2. JOHNSON. n D.. On Topical Remedies
Prom pefsooal knowledge Of these plasterr, We
can stats that they arc decidedly preferable to any
oeAes b use. Wherever relief 70 to be obtained BY
the use Of plaster. should recommend them
A. IN6RA0AM. n. D.. Ed New York Mentor
Agency, Drsndseth House, New York. Sold by
OrueRiota.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-14

DR. 30 n ANN AN.
NOs. - and - Pine st.,
Oeewoea - = go, opposite ne.
D0r'o Opofo 11o00os
ST LOUIS, NO.
RUNS ALL DISEASES WITHOUT nIR-
~ susy. end h the ssosssss sms posesDaa,
y bsteg sAs Aissssessr Of
veeetoole Remedies
That vill eradicaas I'll traces Of disease.
ocrofala. Cancer. Consumption
Neofu1G60s Liver nelsi1e, sick
11ooaaChes Ocopoys okta &rap.
o1o0s, ooe0ee Disease. 1aaadlCo,
Cheealc 1DlarrAea, Rlles, 1Debll.
esys Agee aea Fever. Eevers. ~.
ney I'D oii Uriaary A6ecs1ens.
n aboys - Nv q the nunerous diessses
eise.s ne b. slso pssaassnsV eures al
C01ON1C = INFECTIOUS
b0oauso = OsAsrt tine, uishuas ~ - q uevrusv
DlDeaess Of vS0sa have als0 bic attsnGion. An OBJ
aaodiool Advise Free.
e.. - &c.,. : - p.iysss sisssss, *
- !: q :1sss ssSss" 6 81; s::: ::
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s. 3 80; 3; ss a 49, Diva !, s: s.. =
q t01ANNAN, Nos. = 81 @ lhe stzeet, Setwesn
~ - HOnssA eezUooo, - lsulb, 10.
11tabaisAsd II g. Leuis II 1857.
esinlNAl yveelEness Cured.
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0sQlll Veak4s1s. Is ssnedy, which - bsss
10y - seeswesa p: neesaaaa II his psivste
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-14

You are very careful Of her dress; you
attend personally to its purchase and fit
You 20 with her to see that her foot 10 nice
~ ga'tesed; and you give your milliner spec
ial Instructors a. to the make and bocom.
ingnsss Of her bouust, but do you ever ask
yourself what she 10 thinking aboutf In
other words do you know any thing Of ell
her inner lifss Many who are esteemed
must excellent mothers are as ignorant upon
this all.importaas point Is if they had never
looked upon their daughters face. They
exact respectful obedience, and the young
creature yields il, and has no need Of .
physicians immediate service, hey consider
their duty done. Alas what fatal mistake!
These arc the mothers who, never having
invited the confidence Of these young
hearts, live to - Il bestowed any where
and every whore bue in aeeoodaaco with
their wishes. Il Il, can h be enough 10
mother worthy the name, TO b. satisiied
that her danghter's physical wants are cared
Tor! What q that ysasning, hungry soul,
that 10 casting about here and there for
something 70 satisfy its queseicaingsl Oh!
give thought sometimes 10 this. When
she sits there BY the Ore, Or by the window
musing, sit down ~ her and love her
thoughts oat OF her. CAST that fatal ''dig-
nifty" to the winds that has come between
% many young creatures and the heart to
which they should lie nearest in these im>
portant, forming years.
Respect IL good in ito place. but when il
tfeezes up your daughters soul utterance-
when 1t sends her for sympaty and compan
ionshlp to chance guides, what then? A
word. loving. kind word at the right mo.
ment-no mind can over estimate ito import
ance. Remember this when you see the
sad wrecks Of womsnhood about you, and
amid the swespisg waves Of lise's cores aed
lies pleasures, whatever else you neglect.
do not fail to know what that young dsueh
ter Of yours il thinking about.
OOS
Teo Private dispatches from
Aarshalltown infegma ~ that the dislieste Ne.
tie damsel who Weighed $50 lbs. .aveirdupeia
and got married hst week. went ON q bridal
tower" 70 thAs place. The happv cousle
stopped st tAs Marshall House. and vere
assigned By ~. Shss0an 10 the beidal
chamber q thoe ~ q. Ths-Aed sSesA -.
bran new. and mGuuoUd ~ powerful caeto. !.
Very early the hlushing bride hiea Sc, to
the couch Of love. and unrsbing e.sefullv.
sengcadly thrsw hsr fairy fosm on ~ de-
CAN'T bed. CsoAk, squeak, seueak. er-a. a,h
Il vent, and down came the sbr:ae Of an
evsniagr besaHhssse end scared. upon the
hasd Assf. Tho young hssbaad Who wind
near - egynoIe With palpitating hsast
rushed - his - itty darkn's ." rescue in time
TO hear her exclaim ''confound the cussed
thing u wsah not hel0 askeeter."- Eylbre
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-14

J0e Wn0io civilized W0rlo seem 10 DC ree
ging with the fever Of II dicalism. The
DIN and roar VI the Reform movement in
England almoss browns the clsmors Of the
huge rsass meetings In this country. Biz
mark gives universal SUI. age TO the Prus-
sians. ard Bright bellows for manhood
suffrage" in England, as loudly ~ Butter
demands black-amore sutf'sge in this
county. The 'suGrses qussd n" which
wrecked the late ministry, 10 exciting thu
most p:of .und interest In every portion Of
Great Britain, and, Messss. Bright and Mil
and their associates are hsrspguing vast
multitudes in al the principal cities and
towns Of England. Scotland and Ireland
Ia Scotland the Rsdicaiism Of NJ. Bright
was made particularly significant BY hi
reference 10 the fac, that half Of the lands
Of Scotland wc,c owned BY some eight %
ten families
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-14

CONTAGIOUS veMerenl Character.
Cures them without resorting to Mercury, Iodsde
Potass. Arsenic, or any poison, but with Ncntfal
ixcr, positive cure for al humorr and blood pOieOns
ORGANIC WKAKMEss, such - Seminal Weakness
Nocturnal and Diurnal Emissions, brought on By
abuse Of the system. early indiscEetions exessses 4
zion, depression, dfane.s. ADD of,sntmes insanity,
with other depiorahle train Of symptome. treated and
time and expense. elect, G0n0rshEa. Strctufe, end
radically cured.
where the flood has become poisoned, producing
blotches on the face. small watey blsterr pains ID
hesd and bones, liberated throat, noee. limbe ana
body scrYfula, together with an endless number d
Or. james is recommended by the press generally.
tn medical faculty. and professors OF medical college,
etc. Those afIictcd should apply Immediately aud
be cured 0fthese terrible diseases.
DIR. JAMES has just ieeucd rev eed improved and
greatly enlarged edition Of the MONITOR IN Ven
era Diseases peculiar 70 the sexee, with directions
and prescriptions for self treatment.
SrgsnAIOR1aEA, caused by self abure, sexual ex-
the gttention Of the reader.
An important feature OF the book IL treatise upon
Conception-how asOided-and the necessity aud
prOpriety, sometimes. u 30 doing.
TIE various diseases peculiar to females, are fully
treated and their remedies .iven.
The Molt0r IL printed upon fine paper, neatly and
SUBJ antially bound containing go pages. and Il
and consultation. II 10 muiium In parvo-much ID
the smallest epace. Buy il! Read 1t. The book will
injure none, hut beneat al-The old and young O
b.Ih eexes-maslied and single. Price oi
Address. Dr. JAMES, r o Box c9a, Chi-agc, nj.
DR., James Once and PaSi0rs are 1t u Randolph
street. corner OF Dearborn street, Chicago where he
eases pertaining 10 his speciality ONCE hour. from
2 A. n. toS r. N. Consultations confidential.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-14

1snseasesl NAV W, lsee.


This 10 an article Tor washing without rubbing,
except In vry dirty aces, which u require very
sight rub. and uni kc other prepsr ions offered iar
IKE puiJuse, VIII NOT Nsr yVse r1oVNss, hut will
! ave III, m much wmrRa than ordinary methods.
without tho wear and tear.
II removes greece spots A. Il hy mage and softens
cases entirely removed II
Tbs powder IL prepared In aceosdan with hem
ca rctcnCe. aud upon process peculiar 10 itsclf.
VIII Il secured by Letters latcut. II hAs been Ia
use Tor more than year. sud hes proved itself MI
universal Savoritr wherever II has been ued Among
ths advantages claimed the following. vis.
sA,esa the expense OF soap usually used on
cotton and linen gooda
II sav. nort oi the labor OF rubbing, aud wear aud
tear.
Also. for cleaning windows Il 10 unssrpasspd.-
with quarter the tune and lab, usually required
u mpafts beautiful gloss and ustre much superior
to any other mode, No water required except 10
mOist y the powder.
Directions with each package.
Aud can IN readily appreciated nv 4 singlc trial
tn. cost " Wasting for family Of hveor six persons
will not exceed three cent?.
The manufacturers ~ this powder are aware that
useless comps uAds have IN IN introduced Ia
tho publ which ave rotted the cloth. or failed In
removing the dirt, hut knowing tho intrinsic excel
lencc u this article they CONFIDENTLY psociai0 ~
bcing adapted 10 meet = demand which has long cl
HAxuvAcruaxp nv
HOWE Il A'cEvEN0.
eco Hroasl~vny, HCstOn.
ALSO. MANUFACTURERS OF FAMILY DYE
COLORs
For sale nv 0rocrrs and Dealers everywhere
oct2I. d& w3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-14

Were formerly eo0si1efed tneosabls. Ai0e ~
eject Of seliSae, hahta bstA suisess - ~ bsaJ
aad mind asd peeAues ssos sfths DslleWing o.
fscts.-B,otchss. Constipe'ioa. loss Of ns9osy,
pain In shs suAall o. the hoek-ens - fully 70.
stored to Health. Consolidation 0ss.
Charges moderate. Esd csrse Stemtse6. :
answered.
z. S.-All business strictly eea1dsat3al. o.
doc hours from 4. - until . ?. 4. iob1oW
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-14
NEW YORK.
FIRST PREMIUM
IMPROVED
S. ~ xtSM KRIS, So

IMPROVED
So n "a M.'!nSS x, So
rliH EMBODIMENT or
PRACTICAL UTILITY AND
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Ori1Ssssy pssss.sd Ass -. 1853: smerssNnss
potesisd .fyrs eth, 1863 The celebrated IA MlLy
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attachment, Almost wonderful sad elegaasly con
strucsed Novelty 10 solsxLsssin operation, usss
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taken the PaRnlun a SsAss IAlns, end reesivsd
thOes who have ussp them.
For the Drsssmeker Il ID invaluable; for the
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''This machine surpassss al others ~ have
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with single or dOsble thrsad, IL s,lsssly
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the running stitch exactly like the hand sewing
~. y. Ttstxns.
All persons who buy or Offer for sale init ione
Of tins genuine Machine, will be prosecuted foe
Low priced Machine secured by patent.
single Machines sent to any part Of the couu
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Address all orders 10
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-14

Tas following 10 givsa ~ saapls Of ths
way In which secular ard religious iosssue
tioa y eoabiasd IN Sons q ~ nasiona
schools 10 Gaglsad, where IN attsapt VA
nade 70 make ~ peace tables ~ vehicles
efrslieieus and neral instruction:
50 psuos ass Il. od.-Lovs your AtAe,
end your mother
% psoes 80 =. ed.-And yoos sieter and
yeor brother;
80 peaes - =. 4d.-waeA your facs,
oo0b your hair.
~ peaes ~ -. 2s.--Bvssy az 70 sehecl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-14
DIR. Bigelow,

IL the emily Physician. ~ 4 Specialist,
nov n Chicago that c n be oatirely
relied npOE. no 70 MN, and not suf
fer that horrible dissasc 70 romaln 10
your syetcm. dlsAguring your face
and body. besides destrvying your
happiness and future prospects Of life,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.


pnEpAoe0 OIL OF PALM An0 MACE.
FER Preserving, Resaering ana
Deoaaif1ing the Hale.
Aad ID the most delightful aud wonderful article
The world ever prsAueed.
Ladies viii And II not only certain remedy to Re
stors Dssksn and Bsautiiy the Haif, but also desir
able article for the Toilet. - 10 highly perfumed
With rich and dslcste perfume. independent OF the
fragrant odor Of the Oils Of Palm Of Mace
The Marvel Of Reru.
new an1 bsaslilul perfume. which In dehcacy Of
scent, and Tie tenacity With which n clings to the
Handkerchief and person, 10 uncq' allied.
The shove articles are for sale By oil Druggists And
Rssfanss. q q per bottle each. Scat By express 70
~ a11rsn ~ psossietoss.
r. ". Wnl0u9 D CO..
eeeelgl - Ls.rg eas.1 new Yorl:
Doya1 Havana Lottery Of CABS.
CbsissesS b fks HpsnisA Goronmsns.
esseSn IN GOLD DRAWN EVERY II DAYS.
Prisea eAshed and infrmatou furnished, the high.
ct rates paid for Doublooas. and al kinds OF Gold
asd Silver; also for al Government Securities.
TAYLOR 3 CO., Bankers.
uays1-diy ~ Wall ST.. New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-14
Nip The Gvll II he Bud.
Or. WMlTX1WR.
loA South Olark STREET. CA1coeo. mn.

Has for many yssrs asAs The
AtsseAont Of ueivsss dissasssh,s
Elbssiaass ssd study. Syphilis
lin al its fosns. 0leet nd aerie-
tsUes. sRaae1sulaeo 1ooao1uns NV
- y old soon1ine euoso, WAisA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-14

An English journal ssys: "rhc repre-
bens:b'e practice Of supply ing children with
Intoxicating drinks for their own consump-
ticn is still carried on BY many publicans
aud hccrsellcr> all over the country, and we
are glad to notice that in the metropolis an
effort IS about to bc made to enforce clause
N the police act against Supplying with
drink children under sixteen years Of age
for their own consumption. A correspond.
ent Of the Mar says the extent 10 which
r-shops. public houses aud gin palaces
are frequented BY mere children TOR the pur-
pose Of drinking il simply frightful. Ono
Monday morning the Nagissra'es Of Liver
pool had before them twenty boys and girls
IN er the age Of II, "a.l Of whom had been
found hcastly drunk in the public streets on
SUNDAY. and incapable Of sakiog care Of
themselves"
"A clergyman entered room in Man.
chester beershop at about one o'clock IN the
morning. and found it full Of boys and gisls,
drinking. Ia Derby mere chiidren have
been found drunk in the tap-roon Of low
house: Ia Salisbury . gentleman saw .
crowd o. Young people. nome Of them SUM
Jay scholars. imbtbing beer in The back
premises Of bses.shop, one Sunday morn
lng, during church hours. So great 10 the
ev'l Of juvenile drinking in Aiddicsborough.
that the chief constable has thought il his
duty 70 issue police notice in reference 10
II. Near Portsmouth 10 . sort OF pubic
house fair. aud from it yosag people have
been sseu rolling hoas dsunk Of Z o'clock
In the morning; they having been drinking
and dancing al night. In Scotland. also,
this sad evil prevails"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-14

0eor9ao's Loeseo ~ 0ecessoou.
The etlic.a reports made up from the tax
digest Of Georgia, for the years 1865 and
1866. saous what the secession oil that
state IN 1861 has cost in material point of
view. The loss in slave property slons il
S4oa ,o42 2S2; the decrease in the value of
laid Is put down 1t $l29, 534 9Os; in citv
and town property st 1881 94l in money
AND solven. debts At <l26. 4s2, 709 in mer
cns"a'ss ~ el2 422.6l6; in shipping and
tonnage At u Zoo. S4s in stocks- manufac.
lures. &c. ~ 1890, sl4 /; in Asusehold and
kitchen furniture =, ta,4a9.Ols: and in
pnpetty not enumerated ss SSA. Ss9. 27h-
TO this the comptroller makes a. edition or
lossss = psepssty not returned upon de al.
gsst, Of which the following are The seere.
gasss Lcssss % railroads s,nee 1860, tl5.-
in churches. public buildings, &c, 81 600.
900. Makiag ~ grand total Of losses
eo4l .25A.676.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-14

Ladies DESIRING . Smooth
Clear and
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-04-18
NIISCELLANH
Gen. Butler at Harrisburg,


by invitation Of the Legislature,
minus the cops, Gen. Butler, lite long
democrat who the moment he discov-
cred that the object of the Southern
democracy was d5sunion, took up arms
and has never since ceased to denounce
them, spoke at Harrisburg on Wednes-
day evening last to an immense gath
ering OF people. Had his energetic
mode of dealing with he and she rebels
st Now Orleans and other places been
adopted by our general officers through
out the south, this rebellion would
have closed with very different re-
suit from that which Andrew Johnson
is endeavoring to give it. We give
some extracts trons his speech:
return my most cordial thanks for
the high honor and courtesy shown
mo by this reception. / mast attri-
butte it, and not in any term OF self
abnegation, the loyal feeling you have
to tho country, and as 3 recognition of
an endcavor on my part to H;d in the
struggle which has SO lately almost
happily terminated We can congrat
ulate ourselves, gentlemen, il not on
the return Of peace yet, on the cessa-
ton Of all armed hostility to tho Gov
ernment of the Union. For four years
We have been called upon to send our
bravest aGd dearest to the field of bat.
tie, there to peril life in behalf of their
countrys honor That period has
terminated, and if the anticipation to
which, during the dark and bloody
struggle, VIC all looked forward, had
been realized, that when war would
cease peace indeed would come, and
the authority Of the Union, as upheld
0y true loyal men, should be cstab-
llshed, then, indeed, we should feel
that the blood of ou< sons had not been
sized in vain. (ApplaVso ! Therefore,
l suppose, wo may assume that it is in
the hearts Of ovcry one present, as
in my own, to ask each one of US, IN
words almost like the question OF
the Old watchman, What Of bour?'
for each hour creates n now feature
in the political condition of the coun-
try.
1t is not with anger, but with sor-
row; not with doubt, bpt in the reas-
enable exercise of judgment that 1 feel
bound 10 say what / believe every true
man will echo, however painful that
echo may be, that what we thought
we had gained by the struggle has not
yet come to US; and if not, why not?
On the surrender of the rebel forces,
when 10000 Of the enemy were sur
rendered to the victorious armies of
the United States, numbering mil,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-04-18
JOSH Billings on 'Billyards.'

Everybody seems tew be Citing
crazy over a new came which hao beer
discovered, kalled billyards.
1t IL plado OH the top ov a label
which IL little longer than it il square,
and the game seems to konsiSt in push
in sum round red bawls agin sum round
white bawls until tina drop into sum
little pudding bags which are hung
onto tho outside ov the tabel.
1t takes 2 men to pla the game, but
1 or kan look on
They take oph their cotes and stand
cluss up tew the label, with i short
piece OF fish pole in their hands, which
has 4 cI.ck mark onto the end ov it.
Then one begins by giving one ov
the bawlS punch in the belly, whicls
sends X agia the next cne's belly, anG
10 on till the tother felter'u tgrn for
punching comes on.
But yu ought to Sc the game; it kant
De doliniated by words
One feiler generally beats the other
fellow, and then he pays the landlord
ov tho koncern % cents fo.' the privi-
lege OF gittin beat, and buys eoale giE
with lemonade il il, and swl hands
drink.
Ihc1 mora tales hold OF ths 5sh
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-04-18
4 PetTifed Australian.

The London Daily News says that
q petrifed Australian male aboriginal
had just arrived in England. This
singular specimen of petrifcation was
found in one of the stone caverns
which abound St Mosquito plains.
South Australia. 1t was lying in a
natural position; as if having fa!les.
asleep; and a Mr. Craig, who was in
the colony at the time in search or Gu
riosities, got possession OF tho Fiolack
fellow for the purpose OF adding him
to his collection. Travelling with his
singular burden wrapped in blanket
for nearly oEc hundred miles, he reacJl-
cd Mount Gambia, whore his move
mcnts attracted suspicion; and the
Grown Lands Ranger, ascertained tha5
his burden was human being, sought
the advice Of higher power and re,
leived him of his prize. An action OF
trover was Immediately commenced,
and Mr. Craig succeeded in obtaiaine
8 verdict, with damages one farthing.
The government, however, refused TO
give Vp tne <sto0e or other material
which was again placed in the cave
Mr.. Craig, however, again went to
work, and despite the heavy iron bars
with which it WAS guarded and tho
ha-dships he endured, managed to re-
ga!n i, and brought it in safety to
England.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-04-18
628. HOOP SKIRTS, 629.
HOPKINS "0wn Make"
Manufactured and Sold
Wholesale s. Retail.
No. 628 Arch Street, Philadelphia.

No. 628 arch Street, Philadelphia.
HNHE most complete assortment of Ladies'
H. Misses and ChIdren's HOOP SKIRTS,
IN this City; gotten up expressly TO Aaeet the
wants of first class trade embracing the
newest and most desirable Styles and Sizes
OF Gore Trails of every length-from q
to yds. round.-20 to Sc Springs, at 10
50 w. Plain Shirts, all lengths. from q to
yards round the bottom, at 81 80 to SO Is.
Our line Of Misses and Children's SKIRTS
are proyerbislIy beyond all competition, for
variety Of styleE and sizes-as we'll as for
finish and durability; varying from to 80
inches in length, 6 TO IS Spring at 35 cts to
81 25. All Shirts of OUR OWN MAKE"
are warranted to give satisfaction; but BUY
NONE AS SUCH. unless they have "Hopkin's
Hoop Skirt Manufactory, No. G28 Arch St"
Stamped OF each Tab
A!sc, constantly on hand, GOOD SKIR.s
Manufactured in New York, and the Eastern
States, which we sell at very low Prices A
lot of cheap Skirts Is springs, IS cts; 90
springs, 81 90; 25 springs, : Is; 80 springs,
81 % and 30 springs 81 so.
E$zA- Skirts, made to Order and Repaired.
1-TERNs CAsH. ONE PRICE ONLg.
March !, l666-4m