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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-18
FROM LEAyENWORTH.

LEAyExwoRTH, Dec. IL.
The snow here Saturday was the deepest
ever known in Kanses, il having fallen to the
depth Of eighteen inches, and much deeper
further wes,.
Over 10 600 head Of beef cattle hAvs pass.
Cd Fort Scott within the past ten days en-
routa for tls northern market.
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FREDEa,cKssuno, Va, Dec.

FkEDERlCKsBUn0, Va, Dec II.
Henry Boyd Lewis, s1nsar male descendant
night, at King Georges Court House, Of vol
vntary manslaughtsr, in killing DR.. Ross,
some Eve years ago. He was sentenced to
three years and six months in the Peniten.
tiary. The jury recommended mercy for the
prisoner. The trial lasted ten days.
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CIxcixxArI, Dec. II.
Mercury 81; ground covered with snov.
CLEvsLASp, Dec. II.
Light snow falling.
MLwAuKER, Dec. II.
There was heaty fall Of snow here yes
terdsy, but did not extend over thirty miles.
Mild and plersant to-day.
PmtApxIrHrA, Dec. II.
Mercury 81; cledr and pleasant
Bosrox, Dec. II.
Snow fell to the hepsh Of three inshes Last
night; nov tsrasd y sais.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-18
FROM RICHMOND.
RrcHnoSD, Va, I

RlcHxoSD, Va, Dec. IT,
In consequence Of orders from Gen. Seho-
field that an Government horses and mules in
hands Of private parties shall be given up,
those having such without bill Of sale are
rapidly running them into the mountains.
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LouIsvILLE, KY, Dee. II.
The boiler Of u. D. Browns Planning Mill
collapsed fue this morning, driving the
boiler . considerable distance through .
stable, killing Mr.. Hand, wstchmsn, one
mule, and more or less injuring several hcrses
and mules in the stable.
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BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS

LAR AND NE n -stodes Of Christm ~ fre<es
l. feu hiui Diligence aad Future Hons;
Spafts AID Pss,imes for tu-no m ind Ont
Wars. Hearn ~ fSfd Regiepg
Wooifun, Swss'e~s VII u Cruahtd;
Pafi.nes T. Work and Patience ~ Wait,
The Aosn,si Daisy an rther stories,
Eth verbcn's Lie work:
Nraci-s OF HesyeBIy Love;
The sook Of Fairy Stofise
The Tat,irr or Patty Steel;
h-sened from Egypt;
Stories Of Hoy Genius;
Home In HnmbIe lite:
sasierv and sister@
Iss Grsms World;
Fathers Coufag Heme;
Tn. Black Prince;
The hobters' Gaze
The Cream Of euecees;
FAiry Know BIT;
MY sister Margaret
Trial ard Tfianphs
eandford and Merton;
Gilbert ar~.h IN;
Rwin psmiy kobinaon;
Robinsss Crusoe;
The Blue soekr
Boys In Blue
The siIver Cup:
e'eppsng etoRes,
Hof s.is b tdlsl NV wEsrcorT.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-28
iMMUsEaEENTs.


TnE0FRaA IlouaE. Miss Kate Fisher, on
ltbgaeeasign ofIheWheneat, was, ,greeted by
h1afge aid appreciatlte, audience, at the
Opita House last evening. Miss Fisher
fully met the expectations Of her numerous
friends and, admirers, and acquitted her
self Ms she always does 70 the admiration
Of every one present. The balance of the
company did excellently well. There is a
splendid bill for to-night-the most varied
and attractive that has ever been presented
toa Dayton audience. First--the great Ma
tional drama of BLACK Eyed Susan'>s-Wil-
liam, Kate Fisher. Second--the first act OF
"Mazeppa." Third--song by Mr., Murphy
Fourth-Mr. john Dcnier, the king oftight-
rope performers will appear In his great
horizontal bar aet--tbe greatest thing Of the
kind ever seen here or elsewhere. Fifth
Mr. +. Russell, the great comic vocalist,
will sing a song. ,Sixth-'The Adventures
Of a Night" "by Messrs. Denier and Russell
If performance like this does not secure a
large attendance, It is difficult to tell what
would Let it also be remembered that
Miss Kate Fisher makes her farewell APP
pearance tonight. ""
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asIuuttaru aud eyummerriaI.
Cincinnati Markets.

fYnr srfast .,,. CINCINNATI. July 2T.
FtouR There is not much life In the
market, Although superflne Is offered at
SO jJ0G7 50Nblgeia do not seem disposed
10 operate. Gxtra. made from winter
wheat, is offered at S0al0; family at $40
25@ll 25, and sales Of 100 brls family at
$40 20.
WhEGr .-Ofliere Is more inquiry for good
old winter red, but there Is not much do
ing. Crop of 90 is held at from 30 15@2.-
90Iwnteryed NJ ~ 206e2 %, but the offer
ings are light. Extra spring Is offered at
81 S0@l 50; 300 bushels No 9 red, crop of
B5. sold at 81 S7Ifp
CoRN--A dull market. Mixed, IN eieva-
tor, Is offered mt 02@63c. Ear Is scal &c,
and wiltbringsGyc. -E
OATs--NO. lare held more firmly at Al O0
42c., In elvator. No. are dull and win not
bring over A@3ln srU. f.rnn
RYE-Receipts are very light, aud prices
are firm at 70d75c. for No. ] choice
BARLEY--Not enough doing to warrant
quotations. lil
GRocERIEsI market remains about
the same as reported in onr last. Tie de-
mand continues good at 25613le. for fair TO
choice Rio Coffee. i2@1513c. for raw Su-
gar ; IL = @lSc. for hard refined, and S0@OOc.
tor Porto Rico MOlassess ID ltstftt
WHIsKY-A steady market at 50 25 for
duty paid, and 27e. IN bond. ,Y.
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From Chicago.

ShtNANoN ouiN
The Philadelphia visitors, representing
the Committee of Fire and the President
and the Common Council of that city, ar
rived here last evening, and are being hand
somely entertained by the Common Coun-
ell and private citizens.
The return billiard match between Tom
Foley and Joseph Vermulen, for $3.50 side,
car6ms LOCO points up, push-shOt barred,
came off mt the Academy of Music last
night and lasted until a late hour. Foley
was the winner by one hundred and twenty
points. |an. go H
The morning papers will contain full ac-
counts of the execution of Kennedy, at
Waukegan, for the murder of Mooney, In
this county, and of Chase at Joliet, for the
murder of the Deputy Warden in the PEN
itehtary. The scenes ut the scaflold were
similar TO those at other executions. Ken
nedy died protesting his innocence at a
Quarter past two o'clock. He was placed
90 the drop; Sheriff Heath and Deputy O.
g. Buell. adjusted the rope about his neck {;
his arms and legs were pinioned and the
shroud put on. During this time he stood
with his eyes closed scarce muscle moved,
but his face was uverspread by dead-like
pallor, and slight twitching could be OBJ
served around his mouth. At eighteen
minutes past two the cap was drawn over
his face. and according 20 his request, the
rope was Instantly ent by Sheriff Heath,
and the drop fell. Kennedy struggled for
three minutes in faint trembling, aud mo-
ton then ceased--he was dying. AfGer
death his remains were placed in neat
black-walnut coffin and given TO his friends.
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From ST. L0nis.

/. t h LLa G4A " ~. Lo,1s J1iv u.
Companies Of negro troops, secretly or
ganized by Governor Fletcher, for the pur-
pose of carrying the next election, drill at
night in this city. Their movements are
secret, but they have been seen by citizens,
aud the popular feeling which they excite
is one of strong Indignation
kilograms have been received stating
that the Indians had burned the overland
stage station, at Elk Horn, on Friday, the
10th inst. Elk Horn is situated about ten
miles beyond Cottonwpod, ri go
A gentleman in from Idaho reports that
the mines of that country are being rapidly
developed. -s4.,., %
The recent rich developments in Alturas
county, in the Yuba District, are attracting
much attention, while the placer mines of
Idaho are being exhausted, The para
mount interest, which is In the quartz, Is
opening up with great success.
Yesterday was the hottest day Of the sea-
son in this city. The mercury reached one
hundred and one.
The fire last night in BuTke's warehouse
was quite destructive. Two hundred bales
of cotton belonging to Carr s Luke were
burned; besides two thousand three hun
dred bales of hay, four hundred sacks OF
oats, and three hundred sacks of bran
Loss about sixty thousand dollars.
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TIE TRAoHRRs' INsTwuTE---ts progress
ing finely. sixtylbeveh teachers having
already enrolled their names, and still they
come. There is every prospect Of large
attendance, and an interesting time. Prof
o. s. Cook Of Chicago is with us, deliyerl
ing lectures on Theory and Practice, and
giving Instructions IN various branches.
Capt. A.C. fenuef the President spares
no pains to make the Institute profitable
and interesting. His lectures on Geogra-
ply are excellent.
Prof. s. A. Butts of Cincinnati was with
us few days, and gave a fine lecture on
teaching Arithmetic.
We can truly say that the Institute is
worthy the patronage of every teacher and
friend of education in Montgomery County.
SRCRETARY.
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/ TaE CA4r on YouNo u n4y The pre-.

TIE cAsE on YouNn LHEAy --The pre-
liminary examination in the case or young
Healy, charged with the killing of Cory,
at the Spencer House, in Cincinnati, was
concluded yesterday. Healy was held 20
bail in the sum OF $4,000, to answer at the
next term of the Court of Common Pleas,
on charge of murder in the second degree.
The bail was promptly, furnished. From
our reading Of the testimony, it don't seem
to us that the prosecution has made out a
very strong case though the least perhaps,
the Judge could do under the circumstau-
ces was TO hold the defendant over for trial
at the proper tribunal.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Convention met at twoo'cl5ck. The
: Committee on Credentials reported in favor
of the Central Committee rule of represen-
tatiOn, and only allowed the townships the
small number Of delegates which said Com
mittee had assigned them.
l.. II, Pfoutz, ESQ., spoke atsome length
against it, but his opposition was Of no
avail. John Howard, ESQ.,, supported the
action of the Committee, and on a vote
d. being taken, the Committee was sustained,
although there were many loud noes against
It. i"
The Central Committee for the next year
was then reported. It contains some eight
or ten names-all from the city, t-.t-.
The convention then proceeded to ballot
for candidates, commencing with Probate
Judge, and John J. Ackerman was nomi-
mated on the third ballot Haynes candi-
dates being nowhere.
Dietrich was nominated for Auditor ON
the first ballot and Dave Schnflar, who
went through three years of war with the
rebels, fell in an hour in the house of ''his
friends" Uu5l1I
Davidson was nominated for Sheriff
nobody opposing. The Poor House won
the day. '' ia"
For Treasurer, no choice OH first ballot,
Fenner wanting eight votes of a nomina-
ton. Foster withdrew in favor of soldiers
Crook ruled ofI-Foster thus stabbing the
man in whose Office he had been deputy
so long. Oh, base ingratitude
On the second ballot Fenner was nomi-
mated.
r. Z. Fox was nominated for Clerk on
the first ballot by small majority.
After this nomination large number OF
thedelegates and spectators left the Hall. As
it is now time to put our paper to press, we
must omit any further notice of the pro-
ceedings to-day. We shall probably ,reeur
to them ON Monday at some length. :,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-28
saratoga Races.


In the Saratoga races to-day the first
seems 10 have been a sell, won by Captain
Moore, I254. The second race was the
event of the day. Onward" before the
start was tlie favOrite two 10 one. He won
the first heat in :3354 easily when betting
was one hundred % lifteen in his favor.
'sOnwapl" boiled on the turn of the second
mile of the last heat, beacon winning the
race, eoIain2 III M sloW tMlterA TIN third
race was Won by Julius beating ,"Areola"
and Mamie Butler" Time, 3 ;lO4l, sf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-28
ScandalOus Report from tho Judi
ciary Committee on the JEFF.
Davis Case. .sN0'A ,s4tHkL

Davis Case. 'sNoA ,s4t'M
s3AtR WARRINGTON, July q.
4 The Committee on Judiciary have made
a report, in which they say It is notorious
that Jefferson Davis was guilty of the crime
of treason, according TO the Constitution
aud laws of the United States ;and the com
mittee are ofthe opinion that there are no
obstacles to his speedy aud impartial trial,
which cannot be removed by legislation.
They say the evidence in possession of the
committee, connecting jefferson Davis with
the assassination of President Lincoln, JUS
tifies them in saying that there is probable
cause TO believe that he vas privy to the
measures which led to the commission of
the deed but the Investigations which
have been made by the War Department
and by the committee have not resulted in
placing the Government in possession of all
the facts in the case. 1t is probable, how
ever, that the further prosecution of the in-
vestigation by the committee, aud by the
officers of the Governments will result tin-
ally in full development of the whole
transactions. The capture of the rebel
archives had put the Government in pos
session ofa Class of letters, papers and doc
uments of various kinds, only portion OF
which had as yet been examined.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-28

WONDERFUL CURIosITiRs,-Col Prescott,
of Burnell q Prescott's Museum, New Or
leans, is in the city, with curiosities worthy
the notice of all. He has on exhibition
Col. Kerpen, of the Prussian army, who
sports a magnificent beard six feet in
length. The infant Lambert a boy thir-
teen and a-half years old, weighing four
hundred and ninety pounds, with many
other, curiosities,y under q tent on Circus
Hot. 90 and see them FiAJhtlL
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Joseph Tapsoott ct all Case StA
IN pursuance of AN order of sale, issued in the
l. above case, and to me directed, will offer at
public sale at the door Of the Court House. in the
taty- Of Dayton on - ~ At'f ttli H.. Fl.
Saturday. August 25, 1866,
At two O'Clock IN, the following real estate, to-
wit Situate In the county of Montgomery, and
state of ohio, and known and described as being
in sections twenty five (25l and thirty one (31)
northwest corner of said section thirty -one (3i)
on the east bank of the Great Miami river thence
with the meanderings thereof S 4S 80 poles 5
42o " II poles to stake; thence @H 80
poles 10 the W corner a. lot No, a. on Hueits ad
dltion 20 tho town OF Miamsburg; thence n
49, g iS Is poles 70 the W corner OF lot No. g.
thence Ak Q I2I0 poles tO the corner Of
said lot No o; thence 65k q 10 poles 10 the cen
ter of the Miami turnpike; thsnce with the center
OF said pike n 45b 424 poles 10 the edge OF the
water in tue Miami canal THENCE with the mar sin
OF said canal 9k Pa poles to the north line of
section No. s5j thence u S9h " 81 b poles to the
place of beginning. containing eleven acrt 5 and
t31 perches, more or less, agreeable 10 the survey
made by W. q. George. county surveyor OF Mont
gomery county, Ohio. April 10, 1871
And also lots No and 6 in Phhp Hueit's addi-
tion to the town OF Mamisburg Ohio s.l ID
said premises have been appraised as follows, viz
The II acres and iSI perches appraised at 81 O0Q
Lot No. appraised at ,.,.,.........,,... .. $50
Lot No, appraised at 90. ...,,....,. ....l.. 100
None can sell for less than two thirds the appraised
value
On the tract containing the ,even .cres aud 1sT
ssOtt.l the xater poheris Ole Vi III sery hest On
the river. Fhe am has iust eEtly been re-
paired, and consequently is nov in good condition.
There Is also on the premises u tW O-stOrl brick
dwelling The ground connected "A ith the mill 10
ADAM CLAY Attorney jyMwts
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-28

eB Parents should call at II. Schwartz
and secure good bargains in Children's
Clothing, lls Main street, three doors south
of the Market House. 80
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-28

"1HE CRCuss-There win be another ex-
hibitiou of the circus, this evening, on the
grounds south Of the canal, and little east
of Wayne Street, 4 short distance from the
Xenia depot. All who attended it yester-
day and last evening, vote 1t the best exhi-
bltion OF the kind this season. There will
be a variety of new attractions Tonight
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-28

LADIEs.-You remember we are not in
the habit of advertising our goods at cost
or selling at wholesale prices out we want
it understood that we are now offering
GREAT BARG AiNs In dress goods In order to
lf1 make room for our fallp'ncinele. BE sure
l..-.l TO call at No. so Main street, and see for
yourselves r.. O. TREBEIN & 90. It
jy20d0t .s...t ~,
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New York Money Market.

NEW YoRK, July 21.
Money is without material change. Call
loans are easy at 4@5 pcr cent. Sterling
quiet at T0S346l0O. Gold is shade high
er, OPENING at 1905, advancing 10 l5O9S,
and closing at 1901.
Government securities are moro active
and iirLner. Ii,i .I...
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Wnshinrtnn Mntterr.

HithAUT WIsniSoToNyJuly ~ D
The President seat ~ the Senate this hf-
terhoOh the domination of Naioftgpperal
James Il. Steedman ms Superintendent Of
Public Printing. The military record of
General Stcedman Is so familiar 10 the pub
Tic that no special mention OF HIS successful
and patriotic career is necessary. He ranks
anIong the most worthy of alltbe, Hplon
Generals Y % Of the late war tiis nomination o.,
of Public Printing Is a Just recognition of
his patriotic services ihthe interests Of the
Union.
oMrl Harlan ms handed to the Presbient
his resignation, to take effect on the LIST Of
September and at nine o'clock uo1night
Mr.. johnson sent to the Senate the nOmina-
tion Of Hon. Orville II. Browning, Of ILL.,.
as Secretary of the Interior, 70 take effect
on The LIST of September.
At the same hout the President
nominated Senator Clark TO be United StatCa
District Judge Of New Hampshire. SOD
The Senate consumed about three hours
of the night session In discussing little Min
ME Rlem aud herpTopositlon TO do the Cow
eTnnIent ont of $4,000 fort statue of Mr.
Lincoln, The little woman succeeded, at
the expense of great many important
measures that must fail from want Of time
20 consider them. ? t.slf flIaJift ID.
The House spent about two hours to-
night in discussing the Senate resolution to
dispense with the fron-clad oath in the case
of Senator Patterson, of Tennessee.
The resolution was tabled by n party vote,
aud the matter goes back to the Senate,
where the responsibility rightly belongs.
In the course of tue House. the proceed
lngs of Mr.. Stokes, of Tennessee, was COM
plctely crushed, and shown up in his true
colors. His dupllgity and dishonesty were
made apparent by the reading of his own
letter exposing his disloyalty, notwith-
standing he has taken the irOn-clad oath.
Both branches Of Congress will probably
continue in session until midnight
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-28

LUNcH TOMORROW ,-,Iohn Gongnagel
will set another splendid Lunch at the Day.
ton View House, TOMORROW, from, nine till
twelve o'clock. Turtle Soup, Chicken Pot
Pie, and all the nice things of the season
will be served up in the best style.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-28

PosITIvRLY TuR LAST WEEK MIR. Laiee
assures us that this is positively the last
week Of jewelry sales at his establishment,
ThisOwill be the idst chdnce. jy2ld5t
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More Cases Of Cholera.

w. ". NV I ORR, July q.
Seven cases and four deaths by cholera in
this city are reported this morning, and
nine cases andfive deathsiq BrQoklyh.
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QursrIoN.-Wh Is it schwarz sells 50
many goods9 Because he sells the incest
made up, keeps always on hand a large
stock of custom made Clothing, aud more
especially sells with a very small profit,
and asks no tive ptees, NJ lls Main street,
sign of the Golden E-a-g-l-e. IN
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-28

THE TIGHT- RoPE.--Mr. Denier gave an
other of his daring exhibitions on the tight
rope last evening. 1t twas a great success.
lie viii appear IN "a variety Of feats at the
Opera House this evening. lIftHt
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-28

BEsT's FMTERs-PRCE REDUCED.--In or
der to accommodate all classes who desire
to have pure drinking water this warm
weather. b. Best would announce that he
has reduced the price of his superior Filters
to SIS. This will place them in the reach
of all, and no family should be without
one. jyl2dtf
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Dissolution.

THE eospartpership herctofore existing under
Il the sly le aud hrn name OF Nen Bennut n Co.,
Mas dissolved on The 10Th inst, Nen n Bennct hay-
ing purchased the interest Of Mr.. Eels Either
partner will use the nime Of thu 1rm in liquida-
ton, HENRY NEFF
MILTON BENNETT,
iyi1iawu ARGUS EEII.S
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is warranted to be the only preparation
known TO cure Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness,
Asthma, WhoOping Cough, Chronic Coughs
Consumption, Bronchitis and Group Be
ing prepared from Honey and Herbs, 1t is
healing, softening, and expectOrating, and
particularly suitable for all affections of the
Throat aud Lungs. For sale by Druggists
everywhere ian3
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Removal.

NBFF a BRNNETf Manufacturers and Whole
~ sale, md Retail dealers in stoves Hollow
ware, &c, haze removed their SalesrOom from go
Third street, To the rooms Formerly occupied by
Brown irwin, on the corner Of First stfcot and
the Canal here they will he pleased 70 see their
frieads and ~ " ho iDay hu in want of drst class
cooking and Heating stoves
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-28

t5B- 75O-Duck Linen Suits, Custom
made, can be had at the Eagle Clothing
Store, lis Main Street, for 81 Goat,
Pants and Vest.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-28

IlAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND A
nill and complete stock 0f GroeeFies, Nuts Fish,
Tobacco, and every other articles called or in th
wholesale grocery trade Having recently moved
70 our new rooms, we have greatly increased our
stock, and are prepared 20 il all orders promptly
We respectfully call tho attention Of city and
and oountry dealers 10 our new stock OF groceries,
satisfied that we can give them good bargai as
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-28

LOOK HERE, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.--I
will sell the balance of my goods, consist
ing of a few Gold and Silver Watches, Gold
Chains, and a variety of other goods, by
auction, on Saturday, the 2lst inst, at nine
o'clock A. NJ to be continued from day to
day until all is sold. All goods warranted.
If not AS represented, may be returned
within thirty days. p. A. LAFEE.
jy20dtf
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E.suI,,Dy ,ptr Wo.r,sn IN hoe haan wise
lv aud .r,,tbtaIlv soid chat tho tv ronpv 90
fashion destrovs NOR. womnn than the
pressure of toil and sorrow The blind
obediencc To the behests of fashion. which
no,..,-do,,s so Ioroalv ol,toins ,orl,s
oreot sgressio,, of tho I.,,,s or ,,.oO,o,,,s
na,,re ,,,,eo+ar i,,;,rv 20 hor ,hysi-
cal and mental not 10 saw moral constitu-
t,on tban i,thn lbardsbins or comnorat t,,,a
no,e,tv Exnorionc. has ,,ro,,od ~ u, 10
eamaIp slava ,yul liva "a o,.ntv ola az bar
tasl v,,;,e sbe so6s ,v,., Or ttroo ,,.no,.a,;ons
of. i,nr ,nistrossos 6,ls and mas away Tho
noor ,voebcr,,o,non ,yBobasb,t q e, rovs
os 1,o,,o 60 choor hor l., hor doilv lnhors
,v,lI 1.-Two to s.o bor fashio,otIa oistars oil
tie !, .,,,,rd her.. .io,J 4,,, Li,obaAi r,.id Il
s,ronr n,,dhna,,i,,, ,ha, h,,..tra No..
- ,,,,,l M. I a.a,.iI,,r..gt I,I.I III,
an IN. Good ond SaInnbIo nrrnosos ~ hn-
MAJ, l,ce n n as,d tru,l, u,at faBl,in,, ,,a,,,
,ore,l cst ,,,t,,.1;. o,.,t,as,
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