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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-10-10
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IHtlRsl.AI,sae OCTOBER 10, 1867.
oil The Election. IT :. =
The erection, in Tuesday, passed Off
very ql1cefv md pleasantly. Many Re-
publiRna;gfeelin satisfied That a good
majority. would be given for their cana-
dates, Stayed away from the polls; while
the Democrats "did their level best,'
everysnnn1a turning out The result was
falli1a9Of Of about 26 Republican votes
IN this tnyuchiP, and gain Of the same
number OH ne Democratic ticket. 'This
increaSea,has caused the co,,ntenanees az
the u0oascr1t.s to beam with ioy; and
they arr AQw, Ioking forward to election
day QUE year hence, when they shall
swallow up the k'rcat Republican party.
Let them rejoice, fortteir day OF sadness
will c0nae soon enough. The young ri
ant isalQt dead; only asleep. The result
In Center township Is a. follows:
Far Cove riior.
Merril - $50 Mas on, sa35
For lieutenant q. werner.
Scott, % a.a $50 Harris. a35
rs. EPs Jadge Of the snpre Hie Court, .o-
. harafatorney aienerN,
O'Consor, il, $40 Bunker. go
For Superintendent Of Public In xtruction.
Wells a4J 339 Fisher 23J
For senatas--ei ,l District, - II
Wolf. $40 riatt. c36
Eet Representatives. District {
Hheldan, = 357 Dodge, 800
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-10-10

Albata Tea and Table ssrnons ut ALDENl
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-10-10

We are now Offering at prices which cannot
fail to STRIKE THE PURCHASER AS
-HEAp. We are selling
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-05-16
Eying Women.

The oyeiDg Of women by women is
of the most offensive manifestations of
tuperciliousness now to be met with ia
society. Few observant persons can
have failed to notice the manner IN which
one woman, who is not perfectly we'll
bred or perfectly kind hearted, will eye
over another woman who she thinks is
not in good society, and above all, not at
the time being in so costly dress as she
herself is in, It is done everywhere
parties, at church, in the street. 1t 10
done by women in sll conditions in life.
The very servant girls learn it of their
mistress. 1t is done in an instant,
Who cannot recall hundreds of iDa
stances of that sweep Of the eye which
takes in at q glance the whole woman
and what she has on, from topknOt to
shoe tie2 1t cannot be fashion Of be-
havior; bat the daily increasing pretepse
to superiority which some people have,
because they can afford to spend more
money upon their backs than others can,
makes it at once more common and res
markable even than it was ten or fifteen
years ago. ,5si9 ls5#-
Men are never guilty Of it, or with
such extreme rarity, and then in such
feeble and small pouled specimens Of their
sex, that it may be set down as sin not
masculine, or at least epicene. But wo-
men Of sense, Of some breeding and even
Of some kindness Of nature, will thus
endeavor TO ASSERT superiority upon the
meanest Of all pretences, and infict q
wound in a manner the most cowardly,
because it cannot be resented, and ad-
mitS Of no retort. If they only knew
bow unlovely, how positively offensive
they make themselves in 80 doing, rot
only to their silent victims, but to every
generous-hearted man who observes their
man@uvre, they would give upatriumph
at once 30 mean and SO cruel, which is
obtained at such sacrifice on their part.
No other evidence than this cycling H.
needed that woman, whatever be her
berth or breeding, has email and yul-
gar SOUL The GALAXY.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-05-16

NOvELTIEs.-Tho new styles of para
soils are made Of white silk, dotted with
amber beads, aud trimmed with amber
fringe, or white silk, dotted with coral
beads, and trommed with heavy coral
fringe. Some are trimmed with feathers
but these are only suitable for carriage
dresses.
Some very curious jewelry has just
been received from Paris. II consists OF
earring, pins and necklaces Of wood,
lava ard malachite, carved in the moss
beautiful manner. Some have cut in
them sphinx heads, and others pictures
copied from the Vatican. They are very
costly and handsome, and worthy a close
inspection, the workmanship being OF
the finest description, and said to bs done
with the aid Of microscope.
The new evening gloves are Of the light
est lemon color, made with long wrists,
with eight buttons, and embroidered on
the back with flowers in silk, u shade
darker than the gloves. They are very
pretty and stylish, and will soon bs the
hight Of fashion.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-05-16

ii A California story tells Of a
man who resolved to quit drink
ing, and went to a notary to get
him to draw up an affidavit to
that effect. The document was
drawn, read, and proved; the
party held up his hand and
| |mlrmered the usual "s'elp me-"
| It was properly sealed and de-
|hVered7 od, 20 ylt naaay
P whats to pay?' asked the
|pledger, -"o5 POI, ~. ,.o, .....' ....
b TO pay-to .pay2' exclaimed
the party; nothing of course
this a labor Of love- 7a nos.
f. 3s, \ Nothing to 'pay?' returned
1.-THE grateful but very forgetful
affiant;. you're a brick. Let's
take a idrihk!' mt' '4
Il - ---.,f >, n o.. I. -
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-05-16
Misrellaneons.

STILL IMPossIBLE.-Here il
a bit Of Paris gossip which has
found its way across the water
1t is eminently Frenchy:spolesl
o A man and his wife, who hac
been married ten years, disa.
greed and determined to sepa.
rate. The terms of their sep.
Iaration were to be decided up
on by the Judge of the arondis.
sement in which they lived, y.
,A "Haye you any children ~
said the Judge. lgag 40. lal Aooo
IL @fYes, monsieur bee oalaoqqa
ss'How many?''' ,o5 Y y. 5g.. .a.% .aso
ss'SThree--two boys andla girl
land it is with them lies our
difficulty. Madame wishes to
have two of them, SO do I."a llIi F., ~
d FHave you agreed to- abide
by decision?" aeiiiiov oh utalei
81 ''We have,'' said both Of
them. Z I y 's' @o' , 'a' ~ ''ag'i - y
NV cry " well, my friends 81
condemn you, then, ito have am
other childy SO that, you may
each have two. When you
have obtained that you may re-
turn to me."a q 1ol nid la.niIqa.
The matter was then adjourn
ed for some months. liiH 2ad' 'aa
h 4, In about a. a. year Afterwards
the worthy magistrate, who in
the meanwhile, had heard
nothing oflthe husband orTwife,
met the wife. ,sisilJ sgdngIa9 sa3
oaimAh q we'll, y said he,,a show
about the separation 2, ,r.,-i,,.g. II N f!
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-05-16

IT is rich to hear people talking about
the "scarcity of money" when the eoun-
try 10 literally cursed with it to the tuno
Of thousand millionsI Oh, no, money
is not scarce; it is only nnduIy concen.
trAted it has only passed, in very un-
usual degree, from the many to the few ;
and also from the West to the Rast, To
say that money 10 scarce, whom il is ak
or eighI times plentier, Than il ought to
be, or ever was before, is to utter an abs
surdity Speak sensibly and say that the
people are robbed, and that thS West ID
robbed.-TLogan Gazette.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-05-16

Io5gTHE local editor Of a Buffalo
paper says that on the streets
he was passing through the
other evening he counted:399
Ecats, and presuming this a fair
average, there are about $4,000
in Buffalo. Now a cat that is
at all heavy will weigh4 pounds,
which would make in the ag-
gregate 10000 pounds of cat.
When this cat is manufactured
into sausages, allowing for the
addition of seasoning, and 50
forth, it will yield, say 100000
pounds. Good square North
American sausages are worth
16 cents per pound. From this
we find that in the simple arti-
Gle of cat sausages alone, the
city of Buffalo does a business
Of $4,000. The manufacture
Of dog, liver, blood, and other
sausages, which is here carried
on to a considerable extent, we
have not taken into account
Had we poae SO, the grand to-
tai would doubtless have been
much larger. Enough has been
given to show that one branch
lof business, at least is a -four
|ishing condition. go
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-05-16

od TRE DIFFERENCE. When the bayo-
met ruled Baltimore the Radical vote used
to reach about 11,00l. Now that thas
kind Of government is done away With,
tits less than 5000. 1t makes all the
difference in tho world whether the peo-
pie vote under the influence Of their own
Judgment or under the dictatioH Of .
military commander who holds bis pOai~
tion as q consideration for party services.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-05-16

SOME one has written: Il never found
pride in a noble nature, nor humility in
an unworthy mind, Of all trees, I OBJ
serve God has chosen the vine, very
low plant that creeps upon the helpful
wall; of all beasts, tho soft and patient
lamb ;fof all fowls, the mild and guilt
less dove. When God appeared to Mo-
ses, it was not in the lofty cedar, nor the
spreading palm; huta bush7-an humble
abject bush. Ap if he would BY lhess
selections, check the conceitsd arioganes
Of man. Nothing producsth love like
humility nothing hate like pride, " M
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-05-16

"a QUEER CoURTsHIp. In small
country town III Hartford county, Con-
fnecticut, widower who had acted the
brute and tyrant Is his wife, went shortly
after the demise Of It's spouse to pay his
respects to ia buxom widow, who like her
suitof, had not the best reputation fol
suayity Of manners and meekness oi
temper. The following colloquy en-
sued t1. ' Z" 'V..
osWelI, madam, I am come to see you
aWsll, you may just clear out again,
for I'll have nothing to do with you -
You needn't think to get me. You
abused and whipped your 6Fst wife; and
I know what, kind Of q fellow you are. "
You can bet high on thatl' % Z .'@ ~
csYes, I did, and if had you I'd make
You the mark. I'dgive you add good
tkraShing every time you deserved it,
and I would not let you vote if every
woman in town ran to the polls with q
ballot in her hand vaa 'loibsI Hr
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-05-16

RECEIPT FOR PRESERVING FURs..-Ths fol-
lowing for preserving will interest our lady
readers about now:
One ounce gum csmpher, and one ounce
powdered shell Of red pepper, are marceras-
ed in eight ounces of strong alchOhol for
seven days and then strained. With this
tincMre the furs and cloths are sprinkled
over and rolled up in sheets. This remedy
is used in Russia under the name of "Chinese
tinctursfO for moth, and isfOund very effect
+ive.1' Toi oasu e ESQ % us 1l Ngd.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-05-16
THE LAST PAPER DOLLAR.

By REV. EDEN n. IATTA.
'Tis the last paper dollar,
Left folded alone;
And its former companions
Made use of and gone;
No silver relation,
Nor gold one is nigh,
Wberewith l may purchase
The things l would buy.
I'll not leave thee thus lonely,
, Detected and sad; '1se
Though I've none but thee only,
OF all that l had
The others that needed,
And use all but thee;
Thou only remainest,
To buy ought for me.
And thou, too, must follow
Must 60 the same way;
For have occasion
To use thee to- day
And 'twers not in kindness
'a1 Thy kindred ell flown
To let thee remain in 3a
The pocket alone. .9f
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-05-16

WARIIKE.-NotWi nding the prss
liminaries Of the conference Of the lead
ing powers os Europe at London to pre-
serve the peace Of Europe, Franco and
Prussia are both rapidly arming. Dis
tresb and alarm in financial circles are
the consequence. 1t will be difficult to
cause France and Prussia to keep the
peace,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-05-16

The HOME OF STEVENS PRONoUNca
Es g. Last Friday there was an election
FOR municipal officers in the city Of Lan-
caster, Pa, the home Of Thaddeus' Stca
vsns. Mayor Sandsrson (Dem.l wss rs-
elected BY 5lf majority Of lSl. Ohs
things are working beautifully.
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cred new engagement, and no paper will be dis
continued until after all arrearages shall be paid.
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Democratic az all Times and under all Circums
eide afY.8ss1. eaE IEa.# s.. Er, Fl.
NABTHUR EINToy COUNTY, OHIO THURSDAY, MAY 16 1867

"Still impossible, monsieur.
Instead Of four children, we
now have FIVE" -eaa
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-05-16
From the London Spectator.
ARTEMAS WARD.

Is b, gone to The land Of no laughter,
This man that made mirth for us all2
Proves death but silence hereafter 10
sFrqln the sounds that delight or appala
lonse, SloBeds have those lIIpa hS4mOls duty,
No more pleasure the exquisite ears2
Has the heart done o'erAoWing With beaut
AS thseyes have with tears? i9a =
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-05-16
11oetrps.
WOMAN

1sl4 II bal ,us -gmoo 2ra yil44
'Tis not in hours of glsdnsss p 2
That woman's love is shown; - -
But when wo pine in sadness, ~
Neglected and alone,
Tis not when hopes are brightest,
When blessed with oil we love,
Nor when our hearts are lightest,
Can weber We her value prove. ai3s br,
1rr a9Ii lc CO.. ei2 oH yi ala
But when the ties are broken
Which binds as unto earth,
Aud by the world forsakcn, va s.i
.4 We TAEN can feel her worth. gl @
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-05-16
Nay, If aught be sure, what can be surer

Nay, II aught be sure, what can be surer
Than that Earth's good decays not with
earth?
And Of ell the heart'sSpringS none are purel
Than the springs Of the fountain of Mirth
He that sounds them has pierced the hearts
adi hollOwS, yal 3a l9c's 4s2sgsisd
81 The places where tears are and sleep
For the fOam-aakes that dance in life'i
cC shadows o sUal brt Is
Are wrung fromlife's deep; aiag
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-05-16

The man who wanted the
wings of a bird, attained his
desire by going on a lark.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-05-16

He came with heart full Of gladness
From the glad-hearted world of the west
Won our laughter, but no: with mere mad
ness,
SpOkeand jOked with us, not in mere jest
For the Man in our heart fingered after,
When the merriment died from our ears,
And those that were lOudest in laughter
Are silent in tears. h b.;J ,'-.s.
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-05-16

IT is a curious physiological
fact the more cheek a man has
the less he bushes.
Evening star., 1867-01-22
426 I hABKRITEBs. ! dQ6
TIN strss.. A.rnog.I.rs goa l7.h .tfs...

.A IL 8 . ONs.
BEAUTIEUL AND USEFUL COkBINER
PAINTINGS AND 1N0RAVIN0s.
- limited but choice selections Of OIL Paint nss,
srs, &e., sPlropriatslY frsmed.
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES.
a rich and varied assortment, from the best man.
niaGeasess IN the eoentEy; embracing VI alnat. I'm.
tation Rosewood. All Gilt: Rustic and Carved
PICTUBB OOHD AND TAesDLs, WALNUT
Picture Cord and Tsssels ali sises and colors.
PPirB MI: MslHes ss;sEsts ns;s: As
A beautiful variety q these goods, smkraeing the
richest designs Of Gilt Embroidered Perlor Pst.
terms In the District. With we'll asserted stock OF
the cheaper grades, with large variety Of Win.
dow Shades, different sizes and oolors. y -
Orders fer window Shades and PaperhanRinRe
Dunetnaliy nlisd, u city or country. -
large portion Of the above Goods were made
specially to order the best tho ohss
and aiming e hssI that class Of 9oods respect.
Goods with any IN the market.
Terms Invariably cssA. & ~ HrEEy
j, MARKRITER, No. ls6 7th street.
de l8- Inn. Eiaht door above Odd FelloXs, Hall.
Evening star., 1867-01-22

TIE pupils Of the I'd Bsp,ist Sunday School
SNayy Yard) presented, through Mr. Julian
Nottingham, beautiful silver plated pitcher
W heir superintendent, Mr.. George 4. Quick,
a. token Of their esteem.
Evening star., 1867-01-22
DI ED.

ELWOOD. At her residence, I'm this city, en-
the morning Of the 7lst instant, Mrs. ELEANOR
NJ. ELWOOD. in the 64th year of her age
60 fades a summer clouo away,
80 sinks the gale when storms are o'er;
DO gently shines the eye OF day,
30 dies wave along the shore
The friends Of the family are respectfully in
steo 70 attend her fnnersl On Wednesday, the
80 instant. at 2 o clock.
WOLFE. On the morning Of the 22d instant, at
Z O'clock. WILLIE THOMAS, beloved sen Of
Chsrles and Sarah Welt, aged months and days.
The funeral will take place from the residence
OF Its parents, No. 4a9 ID street east, Capitol
13d ins;apt
Evening star., 1867-01-22

POLICE REPoRTs-The returns OF the lieu
tenants OF the various precincts this morning.
show - arrests in the District most OF them
Tor violations OF the municipal laws. The
larcenies and assault and battery. The fines in
Corporation cases amounted to SS45S
Evening star., 1867-01-22
HALL q PLANT,
PLANTS BUILDING,
Corner New York avenue and 18th street,


Dealers In 6ne FAMILY 0ROCEBIRS, TEAS,
WINES, IMPORTED LUxURIBs, &C., &C.,
would respectfully notify their friends end the
public that they have Just opened their New oro-
sery Store, where can bs obtained any article usu
ally kept in . first class Grocery. Without a.
tempting 70 enunsrate our large, fresh and we'll
selected stock, We cordially invite the pubic to
e1anfne our stsre and stock, believing We shall
not fail 70 give entire satisfaction to ali who may
favor N with their patronage.
We call especial attention to our assos tmsnt Of
TEAS and OOfFE1s, which have been ssisctsd
With great care fer purity. Dealers will hnd .
nns assortment 70 select from, and our prices 10
suit.
Goods delivered promptly in any part Of the city.
Evening star., 1867-01-22

ATTENTION is called to the announcement,
elsewhere for meeting OF the citizens of the
sth Ward at Potomac Hall. on Thursday nigh
next, oath inst. TO take measures for relic wing
the poor Of the Ward. There Is q great am ount
Of suffering al this inclement season of the
year, ana this movement will commend itself
70 the favor OF all charitable hearts.
Evening star., 1867-01-22

DECREE OF REBEKAH.-Last evening, the
degree of Rebekah was conferred IN Harmony
nine ladies. by =. q. M. George Robinson.
There was a large attendance OF the me N bers
OF the order present, as well as large delsga-
tons OF the Ladies' Rebekah Degree Associ-
Evening star., 1867-01-22
GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS
"TREE SUFFRAGE.
MAyoRa Opprcu.

.
QEoRGKrowN, d. o., Jan. Is, 1857. Z
Notice g hereby given 20 all the male inhabi.
tants W this tswn above the age or twenty one
beth vhiss and cooisd "a, ;ns. the Mayor
open session in the Mayors once, between the
sS q shs s1i asa :.s q
ass 5. to IN hs 1ssy
Evidence Of the ausiine eston Of persons cl:imis ss
the ht 70 vote In all elections this town IN.
ssi s g 2, :s 81 q
in the District Of 0ofumbis." 'A'''
All perSons interested are requested 20 presen 4
asssT T'tn abbisos shi RSsiei m.vo
live 5a1ssssSt1Sf H. q Eaaos44, s4
XiIl deliver his hpmofous Lecture on "Bacon and
aS, .orsss.-s. .ftf TGssbaY EvnHiseo II seo!f:ss yss
for sale g g. g the Bookstores and at the door.
WIN ~ WHEA1LIYp PRRMIUM BTRAM
w DfEIN9 CLEANSING EfABL 1871
MkNTi OweS No. 80 Jensrson st., 0ooreetoWn,
BY .,fsolished 1881; Irs1ia q syarded by the
nov By far the lerGsst and most com eietc essSb.
hshment Of the Kind in this oection of country,
With large .tsek o. Che best foreign ana do~ss,
tic Dys. And Ghe1acals; rePlste yits sve,y desir-
sea e bs obssnsd n' r. .nS
eTs that rssSissns - nay have been en- 8: ;S pre-.
pSsns a's al
Gsntism en- Apparel, eiiks, veivsts, eatins, Ne.
rtn0. Vtoths &c:, ne 1seans to stsud 9nriyallsd.
Truly 6anlfnl fer pest favors he soielts the con.
- Goods received and returled By Express
j. Sin VIZ 4. ws1SfEsf, az S;sEHi:ie Dyer.
Evening star., 1867-01-22

A SURE PILE CuRB-Dr. 9ilberts Pile In =
strument positively cures the worst cases Of
piles. Sent by mail on receipt Of "a. Orcu-
lars Tree Sold by druggists. Agents wanted
everywhere Address j. b Romano. Mana
ger, No SIS Broadway, New York
PENNIES can be had in any Quantities at the
Stdr ofi ce counter
Evening star., 1867-01-22

COLLAR AND CUPS GIVEN AWAY
1sch lady having work done ct the OHDAP
srAMPlNo ROCKS, 439 sta street, Opposite
Patent Once, will reesive syetis one Collar and
pair OF Cuns, stamped on ths finest muslin, for
chain stitch. Bfeid or Embroidery, suitable for
night -goWns. Star Braid and Colored Oetton for
the above at reduced prices. Initials stamped
from ons to fee cents. otsnDed aoods at half the
Price heretofore asked. q - 9.6
Evening star., 1867-01-22
PERSONAL.

.-. PERSONAL.
NOTIol TO LADY B0ARDIHG HOUSE.
!A.nP16soA :. young man Of Nigh standing,
20 attend market and take . general interest Il,
ner welfare, before and after business hours fer
Dis room and board. Best references given. Ad.
oress a. y. q. H ALL, Pest Once. js = Sc
NOTICE I.-ADprshsndiBe that drafts drawn
ukon her may be offered for negotiation Ia or
nsis nSs UnSSssn'as ton Mrs. eTILLWELL Of Zaues
MHiie ~ Onlo. deemsft proper TO thus notify the Dsb.
NC not 70 purchase or advance money u0on the
same, as they will not be accepted or paid by her,
no person being authorized SO to draw. ja 2l-lw-
TAKE NOTICE.-Bridal and Funeral Wre .ths, /,
\ bS91ets, Crosses AAc hers. ETC., preserved In
6ntarA Iorni Wax Jloverp, Hair Flowers, on
3ia;a or Pearl, ss No. 346 street, near 18th.
7 ApIHe II r. .ACKEowLEDelD THAT
t3S, has the be.. ssaeetion Of Patterns ever Of
Dries to ONE HALF tSss has been H csaTScd hare "s
tofore. Being practical stsmper, no lear nsed
he will make snd stans ANY psftsrn do Is II
AT IRE NsW OH1AP sfAMPIna BOOMs
"a aSs stn street, oyIe.ite P.ten. Ofhee, ladies
Ssish. soyn Yokss, ready stamped .......se cts.
Chesmiss fones' =. :. ........ss cts.
Either for sraid emb roidery, our potter m are
o. tne very latest designs. selected With care In
New 1ork. and being In receipt OF them weekly,
We are able daily TO fssue new patterns. a. we'll
w %ossass %s Cotton e pro:s
John d. CLARK, ATTORNEY AND OO6N.
sxLL0R AT Law AHD NOTARY PUBLiG,
NO. o2e l7sh street west. deH-ly