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IT MPLE OF FAS HON.
ImpOrtatIOns for the Spring and Summer
OF 1866.
MRS. M. A. BINDER,

MRS. M. A. BINDER,
No. 1881 cHEsNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
Importer Of Ladies' Dress and Cloak Trimmings; aso
Paris Patterns In Tissue Paper tor Ladies' and Chill
desire 20 call your attention TO the above card aud
shall be pleased 10 have call and inspect stock
and think you will hnd II the most choice and elegant
assortment to select from My facilities obtaining
are now unsprpassed and shipments per nearly every
The most desirable styles ct Ornaments Buttons Laoes
Ernges Cords Tassels Velvet Ribbons Betting Patent
HOOKS ana Eyes, Ereneh Coraeta Shields Dress Ele-
Tators, Pads, Hoop Skirts Of our own and Madame
DemoTest make stamping Braiding, and Embroiaer-
Parlsisn Dress and Cloak Making IN all It's varieties.
Ladies furnishing their rich aud costly materials
rely on being artistcaJ fitted and their work finished
possible prices.
Cutting and Bastlng at tbs shortest notice.
sets Of fattern now ready for Merchants and Dress
makers. All the Fashion Books for sale.
49,, MRS. N. A. BINDER
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G u r V = Y N o Il l @ E.
All persons interested in the plan of the
TENTH SECTION
FIRST WARD,
Bounded as follows
ron the NorthIbY Wolf street,
No 1-o J On the East by Delaware Iiver
. 4N' A'o1 On the South by Curtin street,
On the West by Fifth street,
Are notified shat the Court of Quarter Sessions for
the City and County of Philadelphia have fixed
1HURSDAY, March 20, 1866,
at " O'Clock A. M,
At the Court Room, Jam Building or the State House
to onslder said plan and any objections against the
which may be made by any freehoder, and in the
meanwhile the said be at the Once OF the
Department Of SURVEYS tor the City ofPhiladelphia
No 2l2 \. FIT ii Street,
And Duplicate thereof at the office of
CHARLES s. CLOSE,
Surveyor and Regulator of the Second Survey District
No. 33l REED street
II. CARROLL BREWSTER
Solicitor OF the City ofPhladelphia.
Docket 8, page 35.) 224 lawt9 20
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A TRIP TO BALTIMoPE PREvENTED.-A
colored woman named Ann Jones was arrested
Yesterday at the depot, Brood and Prime streets
Annlwfg on her way to Baltimore, but was sus-
pcctcd of the 'orCeny of some clothing which
prevented her caing her proposed trip. Alder
man Lutz committed her to prison.
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- U II V E Y N o tt G E.
All persons interested in the plan of the
FOURTH SECTION
TWENTY. SECOND WARD,
Bounded 10 lows -
Northeast by Green street,
No 1os J Northwest by Carpenter street,
NJ ioo'o Southeast by w. W ashington avenue,
Southwest by Wssahickon avenue,
notified that the Court Quarter Sessions for the
City and County OF Phi adelphia have fixed
THURSDAY March 29 1866,
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
at the COURTROOM, Main Building of the State House.
to consider said plan and any objections against tn
same, which may be made by Freeho der and in the
meanw bile, the said p an may be re Office the
Department OF Surveys for the City OF Philadelphia,
No. 2l2 south FIFTH Street,
and a Duplicate thereof at the Office OF
Surveyor and Regulator of the Ninth Survey Dis rct,
Depot Building
Germantown.
Il. CARROLL BREWS TER,
Solicitor of the City of Phi adelphia.
Docket s. Page 39.) PA lawt 8 20
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ONLY ONE Man 1t is said that there was never
but one man who wasn't spoiled bV being lioDized-
he was q jew, end his name was Darrell. People
are undLterdbly of the opipion that w. W. Alter ut
No. 95. North Ninth st eet, below g rerd avenue,
keeps the best eoal to be found. II you have been
Sixth and Spring Garden streets.
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REDUCED PRIcKs.-Csrtss de VIEite of exquisita
style and tasteful arrangement Now Is the time tC
obtain them at moderate charges, at b. +. Relmer'
Gallery, No. 624 Arch street.
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JUVENILE DEPRAv-TY.-Four boys were
arrested yc terday a'te- loon for stealing every
thing they could lay their hands on in the
Sp..rT Cen cket. Lney we've taken before
Alder nan McsEey, who committed them.
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REMEMBER,

1hat h's BitterS Is not Aicohoic contains no Rum
or Whisky, and co1'not maze DruaIzrds, but is the
Best Tonic in the vOrld
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CHARGED WITH RECKLESS DRIvING.-
Jacl' on Taylor YVES c..c3tGl yesterday after
nC on at t;fi zenith and Walnut strcot, charged
with l-rning over child. Alderman Tunison
held him in $500 bail 10 answer
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From the Rev +. d. Fendan, Assistant Editor Christian
Chronicle, Philadelphia.
have derived decided benefit from the use of HOof-
an, IS emHn Blu ers, ana ieel my privilege to re-
commend them most BILE tonic to all whO ara
suffering IRON general debility diseases arising
1rom arrangement OF the liver.
Yours truly, e. d. FENDALL
From Rev. D, Menlge Pastor of the Passyunk Baptist
Church, Philadelphia.
From the respectable recommendations given to-
Dr. HoofaAd's German Bitters was induced to give
them trial. After using several bottles found them
TO be COED remedy ior debility, most excellent.
tonic Ior the stomach. ID. NJ tRRIGE.
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TAKE AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL 20 stop you
Colds, Coughs, and Bronchial Affections before they
Iun into COnsumption that you cannot stop.
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IMPoRTANT.-That each and all shohld preserve
their health. HasJeesh Candy IS the best remedy
Known to effect this 1t gives tone and .gor to th
whole system. For sale by all drugeists.
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HERNIA OR RUPTURE treated with professional
ski and trusses OF approved construction applied
by @. H. Needles, cor. Of Twelfth and Race streets
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From Rev. William Smith formerly Pastor OF the Vim
centown and Millvile IN. j. Baptist Churches
Having used In family number OF bottles Of your
HOohand's GeIman Btters, have 10 say that regard
excellent medicine. specially adapted
move the disea,es they are recommended for They
strengben and nYigoTate the system when deb tated
and are in disorders of the liver loss appette
etc. have also recommended them several of nv
friends have tried them and found them preallx
beneficial in The restoration of health
Yours truly, WILL m SMITH.
No. 966 Hutchinson street, Phllaia.
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AN INTERESTING LETTER is published in the
Medico-C hrurgca Review on the subject loI the ex-
tract ofSarsaparla in veneleal aebons, by Benjamin
Travers f. r. Speaking Syphilis, and diseases
arising the of mercury, he states, That no
Tenedy is equdl TO he eTFdct OF dpQrd its pODer
is extraordinary more 50 than any other drug lam ae5
quaiRted UiH II IS the StricteSt tonic, Nth
has lRvaiuGbie attribute that it Ptcabs to state
or the system Sunken and get irritable as rem
lnjuf1OuS.n
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f=fa7<sses7 A DISCOUNT OF ONE HUNDRED Dol.
~ Yt' LARS and upwards in the price OF Stock
& Co. and other make Of PiaH os.
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COURSES, LIKE CHICKENS, COME HOME TO
RoosT '-lhe philosophy Of tlis pToverb is now
having its effect ON the Canadians, and with their
mean actions IN the case OF Rebellion in their
D,inds they ere in sfH') OF dreadful tIepidaton.
They look upon the Fenians the curses that have
come TO ioost among them. Preserve a clear con-
science by wishing nobody harm, end well-clethed
body by purchasing yoUr Clothing at Charles
and you'll be happy.
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TWO OTABLESPooNsFUL OF the Extract of Sarsa-
parlla added pint of water equal to the Lisbon
Diet Drink, and bottle is equal 10 gallon OF the
Syrup of Sarsapara, the dccoctlon as usually made
The decOction is exceeding Troublesome 1t
to prepare fresh every day, and the syrup is Sl
Objectionable Is weaker than the decocton;
fluid saturated with sugar is susceptible of holding
In solution much less extractve matter thau water
and he syrup Is otherwise Objectionable for the
patient Is frequently nauseated, and his stomach
feted, by the largo proportion OF sugar he Is obliged to
take with each dose OF Sarsaparl and which is OF
use whatever, except to keep the decoeton from spoil
ing here the advantages and superiority of the Fluid
Extract in comparative view are striklngly manifest
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DTcLINE IN GOLD IMPORTANT NOTICE TO
FAMILIEs.-W. L. Maddox CO., No. lis South
fhe fine gIocSry hne to CORRESPOND with the great
decline in gold, regardless of prime cost. Upon
some articles very material reduction has been
m ade. Sugars coees teas spices, etc., are all much
cheaper. The fancy goods branch OF their business
has also partaken OF the sliding scale. Sardines,
petit pois, champgnons, trufss, pate DEB fois gros
English sauces pressed ginger, Parmason cheese,
olive oil, eaperS anchovies, olives, farcIa, and, in
deed, every article of fancy nature, may be OBJ
tanned ct lower rates. We commend the store to
housekeepers, and assure them that spirit of enter
prise is eyinced here worthy of patronage.
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warerOOms, No. 1921 Chesnut street.

W. & b. Good Clothing, Oak Hall, Sixth and Market,
W. B., Coed Clothing, Oak Hall, Sixth and Market.
W. & b., Good ClothiAg Oak Hall, Sixth and Market
W. & b., Good Clothing Oak Hall, Sixth and Market
W. & b., Good Clothing, Oak Hail. Sixth and Market.
w. q b., Good Clothing, Oak Hall, Sixth and Market.
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q u V u Y N 0 7 G Z.
All persons interested in the plan OF the
FIFTH SECTION
TWENTY-SIXIH WARD,
Bounded as 70 ows:-
(NoTth by Porter street.
~ ono West by Twenty sixth street,
NJ %V"' South by Curtin S rect,
East by Broad street,
notified that he Court OF Quarter Sessions for the
City and County of Philadelphia have fixed
THURSDAY, March 90 1856.
At 10 O'Clock A. M,
at the Courtroom, Main Building of the State House.
TO consider said plan and objections against the
same which may be made by any tr echo der, aud
in the mean while the said p be seen at the
Office of the Department of Surveys tor the city
No 2l2 s. FIFTH street.
and Duplicate thereof at the Office of
THOMAS DAILY,
Surveyor and Regulator OF the First survey District
Ne 023 WASHINGTON Avenue
II. CARROLL BREWSTER
Collector of the City Of Philade peia.
Docket 5 page ALL "a 4lawt3 30
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e-ts5ezzsgFs A REDUoTIoE OF 20 PER GENT ON THE
~ W. REGULAR SCHEDULE PRICES.
Desiring to reduce large stock of superior and
highly finished ROSelOSoG PiGASs, previous TO the ro-
mOVa to our new store, No. lies Chssnut street, we
have concluded to offer them at prices below the
cost to manufacture. Persons desiring to purchase
first class Piano at reduced rates. should not fail to
avail themselves Of this opportunity.
soHoMAoKER & Co.,
Warerooms, No 1921 Oh heanut street.
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Helmbold's EXTRACT BUCHU Cures Kidney Disease.
HelmbOld EXTRACT BUCHU Cares Rheumatism
helmbold's LXTRAGT R CT bUCHH Cures Urinary Diseases
he mi od's EXTRA ACT BUCHU Cures StriOturas.
Helmbold's EXTRACT BuCHU Cures Dropsy.
For the diseases named above and for weaknesses
and Pains in the Back Female Com plaints ami Dis
orders arising nom excesses Of any KIND, It is in
valuable,
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g y r V e Y N o I G E.
All persons interested in the
REVISION OF GRADES OF
FIFTEENTH AND TWENTIETH WARDS,
Bounded as follows -
North by Grard Avenue
No 10 West by Pennsylvania Avenue
NV A"' South by Parrish street,
East by 1wenty-ninth street,
Are notified that The Court of Quarter Sessions for
the City and County of Philadelphia have fixed
THURSDAY. March 20, 1866,
At 10 O'Clock A. M,
at the Court Room, Nam Building Of the state House
to consider said plan and objections against the
same, which may be made by any Freeholder and In
the meanwhile the SAID plan may be seen at the ONCE
of the Department OF Surveys for the CITY OF Phila
delphia, - -
No. 212 SOUTH FIFTH STREET.
and DupcatethereOf At the Once of
l.. ID. ROBE RTS
Surveyor and Regulator the Fourth Su-vev District
No llO4 SPRING GARDEN STREET.
r. CARROLL BREWS TER,
Solicitor for the City of Philadelphia.
Docket s, page 43) 2A lawt3 %
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NEW YORK DYEING AND PRINTING
~ ESTABLIsHMENr, Staten Island No. 40 N.
This Company, so long and favorably known in New
YOrk 70 the past ortysx years have opened an Office
eR above Ladies' aud gent emen's garments and wear
ing apparel of every kind pyed and Cleaned in the mos
perfect manner stains and spots removed trom garment
withORl being ripped
Mereh ants having goods unGe rable coors can have
them Tedy ed in superior style. l29 mW3m
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s U R VEY N o T c E.
All persons interested in fhe plan of the
TENTH SECTION
TWENTY-SECOND WARD,
Bounded folOws:-
(NOrtheast by Sten'On avenue,
~, oOa J Northwest by Mermaid avenue,
NJ -Vo' Southeast by GOTgas street,
lSouthWest by Germantown avenue,
notified that the Court Quarter Sessions for the
City and County OF Philadelphia have fixed
THURSDAY March 20 1866.
At lv o'clock A. NJ,
at the Courtroom Building Of the State House, to
consider said plan snd any objections against the same
which be made by freenolderi and in the mean
while the said may be at the Office OF the De-
pArtment OF su yeys for the City ofPhadelDhla,
No. 2l2 s FIFl ii stree,.
JESSE LIGHTF00T,
Surveyor and Regulator OF the Ninth survey District
Depot Building,
Germantown.
r. CARROLL BREW sTER,
Solicitor Of the City of Philadelphia
Docket 8, page a7O 224 lawt8 20
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DIED.


BADGER.-on the morning Of the 14th instant,
after lingering illness, which he bore with manly
fOIstude, SAMUEL BADGER, IN old and we'll
known citizen OF Philadelphia.
Due notice Sill be gwen OF the funeral.
DEvIHE-On the 14tn instant, JOHN W. DE.
VINE, aged Il yea rs.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
fully juviisd 70 attend the funeral, from the resi-
dence OF his parents No 1012 3. Twelfth street, on
Saturday, the 18th instant, at 81 O'Clock A. NJ.
HORN,-On Tuesday, the 10th instant, Miss
CArHARINE HORN, aged % years.
The relatives and friends OF the mmiy are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral from the resi-
denee Of franklin Ashby, Ne Sel Marshall street on
friday, the 10th instant at 10 eeleek without fur
ther notice. To proceed TO Woodland Cemetery.
S1EYTNs-on wednesday the a.. l4th 1., instant,
SARAH, .fe Of David Stevens, ~ lhe 6Sth year Of
her age.
The tyiends Of the family are respectfully invited
to attSnd tho funeral from her late residence, N W.
CoiO6r Of 6jTard and eventh streets on Saturday
next the 18th instant, a. o'clock p. M, without
farther notice.
STILLNAN.-C1 Tuesday morning, HENRI
LlTA B., wllc OF Thomas Stllm2n, ana daughter Of
Samuel IillCr.
Her relatives and friends and those of the family
are Isaussted to attend heT funeral from the resi-.
deICe Of her husband, No 115 Green street, on Sat.
r-day morning, at 10 oc ock, without fui iher notice
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Not few OF the worst disc rders that Affect mankind
arise the corruption that ates In the blood
or all the discoveries that ha been made to purge it
out, none cen equal In effect Hembolds Compound Ex-
tract OF saparila It cleanses and renovates the
purges olt the bumors which make disease. 1t stmu
the healthy functions Of tle body and expes
dlsoId Q. That grow and rankle in the blood.
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Scrofulous mercEral, and sy phiitc diseases destroy
whatever part they may attack. thousands die an
nually IRON protraced diseases this class and from
the abuse Of mercury Visit any hospital asy um and
prison. and satisfy yourself truhtuness of this
assertion The system best ressts the inroads OF these
diseases by judicous combination of Tonics
Helmbold's tightly concentrated Fiutd Extract s ar
sapara is Tonic OF the greatest yaue-arrestng the
It nveterate disease after the glands destroyed,
and the bones already affected. This Is the testimony
thousands who have used and prescribed 1t for
IacA
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Seventh and Chesnut straats.
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Observe the following Symptoms resulting from Dis.
orders fthe Digestive organs:-
Constipation, Inward Piles Funess or Blood to the
bead, Acidy Of the Stomach Nausea, Heartburn,
Distust 1Ot FOOD, Fulness o " eight jn the
Stomach, Sour Eructatons. Sinking or Flut-
tering at The Pit Of the stomach SWIM
ming Of the Head Hunied aud Dinl-
cult Breathing, Flut ering at the
Heart Choking or Sufiocatng
Sensations when in a living
posture, Din OF Vision,
Dots or Webs before the Sight
Fever and Dull Pain in the Head,
Deficiency OF Precipitation, Ye eowness
OF he skin and Eye Pain in the side
BACK, Chest, Limbs, Etc. sudden FluShes
OF Heat Burning in the Flesh Constant
ImaGinings of Evil, and Great Depression OF Spirits.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-02-22

The Coacer& tO-NighL-Our Music-lov-
ing people shculd moi forget that Miss O'FAR-
RELL's concert comes off this evening at Sim.
mons Hail. The programme has been issued,
and we think may safely say that no more
attractive programme was ever offered in this
city. Certain it is, that greater array of mu.
steal talent has seldom been combined than will
occupy the stage this evening. Many of our
readers ha'e heard the exquisite strains of Miss
OFanen, and they need not be told how well
she can entertain audience Prof. TowNE,
of Milwaukee and Messrs. STEVENS and SMITH
of Chicago, stand at the head of the musical cir
cles in their respective cities. Prof. BEYER Of
Racine, has an established reputation as a pia-
mist.
Judging from the past, our advice to every
body is-go early il you would get a good seat.
The Racine Ad0ocate of yesterday says:
''We notice an announcement in the Kenosha
Telegraph of a Concert in that city on Thurs
day (to-morrOw) evening, Feb. 22nd, by Miss
A. n. O'Farrell, assisted by Prot Towne OF Nit
waukee, Prot. Heyer of this city and Mr. Ste
vens of Chicago.
those who were fortunate as to hear MIS-
O'Farrell, when she sang with S Johns Choir
in this city, will desire to hear her again even
If it requires seighride to Kenosha, to gel
there,
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uor.e Thief Some three

Horse Thief Cnught.-Some three weeks
ago man by the name OF Williams, stranger
who had been employed chopPlng wood in this
vicinity short time, went to Jewetts Livery
Stable and hired a horse and cutter to ride out
into the town OF Somers few miles This was
on Wednesday Mr. Jewett waited until Friday
when the man not returning, having heard moth
ing from him, Ben. Jewett started alter him. He
soon found that his ouslomeF had travelled"
for the west, ,ithout stopping to visit any friend
in Somers Ben was not long in getting upon
his track and he followed him with untring en-
.ergy under various 4 fiicultie, until be found
him al ~ near small place called Port An
drew, IN Rich sut county where he took him
entirely uua"ates.
The young mar bao disposed of the horse and
cutter tar sI4O, sioO cast down and he balance
in store pay." securing be he AID the sto'
len property Ben Jewett bent hi steps ONE
ward. aud arrived on Tuesday at ernoon, very
well satisfied with the result OF his trip, anc
greeted with the congratulations of his mauy
friends.
The prisoner was put into the hands OF Sherlt
Baker, and taken before Justice Cole for com
mitment. Owing to the latenezs of the hour anC
the excitement of the crowd the examination wa
put off until yesterday, and the prisoner wa
lodged in Jail.
1t is supposed from various indications tia
this fellow is one of large gang of horse tbieve
and black legs operating in the northwest.
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Coed TssmpIas' Convention.

Pursuant TO previou- notice, County Con-
vention Of the Good remplars OF this county met
at the Hall occupied by tue o. der in th is city,
on Tuesday as'- Though the number preseu
was not large, The season was Que of more tina l.
ordnsry interest. Aud il was universally voted
by those present, that those of our member i
who remained quietly at home and allowed the
Convention TO pass by unnoticed, "mssed a
good thing" to say the least
sin the evening tie Convention assembled Mt
the NJ, Il Church and listened with deep atten-
ton to an Address from the Rev. L. L. KNOX
The lecture was peculiarly able and impressive
Mr.. Knox was followed with brief but appropri.
ate and able remarks by Judge VANWYcK.-
Mr.. KEMP, OF Bristol, an active and efficient
State officer was present and presided at the
meeting. The effect produced must have been
salutary, and we trust especially so to the
young.
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The Lady's Friend.-The March number
OF this Magazine is on our table '"The inn
pending Ruin fine and expressive steel en-
craving, illustrative of story of the same
name, leads off the number. The double color
ed steel Fashion Plate is a nice one and the
dresses are such as ladies of good taste can
wear. Then we have engravngs OF Carriage
dress, Home-dress, Child s-dress, "Fanchon"
Bonnet, SC, sc. The music Tor this month is
The Richmond Polka" The literary contents
are excellent. We specially note''The Impeud-
mg Run" "A Song by Beatrice Cocnda; -
;" Nlcloria reg a." story IL which tie beruire
a brautstu sud reiued young lady, becoming
poo, seeks 0ome5iIc ervite and fnds her re-
ward in 80 dolngJ Poems by Florence Percy aud
August Be-; "Raehel Danas Legacy" "Zil-
lab" "rhe Pastors Wife," cat last :" by Mrs.
Bella z. Spencer; Marrying an Indian, and
How came TO do il, very well told story; Ed
itorials, Fashions, Recipes, &c.
Price s., 80 year; = copies $4 00; CORES lS
l gr0tasl SIG. Now is the time to get up climbs
| for 1866. Specimen numbers for this purpose
will be sent for Is cents. Wheeler x Wilson
celebrated Sewing Machines are furnished az
Premiums in certain cases. The Prospectus OF
this magazine for he present year embodes a
| a splendid lis OF contributors.
Address Deacon d Peterson, 3l9 Walnut ST
Philadelphia.
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KenOshR Go. Agricultural Society
BY reference TO the notice which we publish
elsewhere, it will be seen that the First Quarter
ly meeting OF the KenOsha Go. Agricultural So
ciety, will be held at the Hall on Monday, the
5th of March next. This is among the most im>
portRnt meetings OF the year, as the premium
list is TO be reported and acted upon, and other
important preparatory steps taken, and it ia inn
portant that there should be as full attends
ance as possible,
We understand thai it is the determination OF
the officers and the society to prepare for the
largest and best Far, the coming season the So
ciety has ever held. The land has been pur'
chased for enlargilg the grounds and very much
improving the driving course, and the facilities
for successful exhibition.
Don't forget the day. and turn out on Monday
the 9Th of March.