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Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-30
LEGAL NOTICE.

John N. Graham, PTF, IN District Court dIs
vs. mana County Sas {
Samuel South, Diff, Nebraska.
The said Samuel South, defendant, viii 10
notice that John II. Graham, the said PLAINTIFF
on the 2lst day Of January, 1868. file bis pshtia
in the said District Court Of said Nemaha Co1sy,
State Of Nebraska, against the said Samuel SorA
The object and prayer Of said petition Is obai
a decree Of foreclosure against the md Samgd
South and an order Of sBle OF the Wu,Al. q IL
southeast quarter ef section twenty-five ~ <
township Eve (5) Of range fifteen (l5) ssid d,
sixth principal meridian, situate in said County
under q Mortgage executed by the said Sand
South to the said John N. Graham on The 5h hJ
of September, 1853, to secure to said uaiaif b.
payment Of $3.50 90 or the "a day Of AaguAlA
and to appropriate the proceeds Of FaJ sale Bh
payment Of the costs her ein aud ths payments
the said sum Of $3.50. 90 and interest from Ibs q
day Of August, 1850, aud also for the payment
money expended by plaintiff in paying The taIsz
said land. And the said Samuel South is nolis
to appear and answer said petition on or bsiosta
day Of March, 1863.
Upton, HEWETT& CHURCH,
17-4t Attys for PIT.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-30
RnnknnRf.

In company with Messrs. Carson, Hoo
yer, Blackburn, Beuser, Lett, Hughes,
and Cogswell, we made Onlast Thursday
a flying trip to RockpOrt, Missouri, to
attend a Railroad meeting in The inter-
crest of the NJ & NJ A R. R.
The minutes Of the meeting, as taken
from the Rockport Journal, viii be found
elsewhere in our columns. Many Of the
enterprislng citizens of the county were
present, and seemed 10 be wide awake
and ambitious to place their county along
side of her younger sisteF-'he county
of Nemaha-in prosecuting the good
work. Atchison county is a rich and
prosperous county, and by the aid of
swamp land grant and school lands she
is out of debt, ard has thousands Of mo-
ney on interest. Her business men
feel a deep Interest in this road, and are
bound TO see the county foot the bill nee,
essary to grade the road through their
county. We know that they will sue,
coed for such men as Col. Thompson MI
McKlIlop and Durfee do not indorse a
measure and then let it go 70 protest.
We formed a brief acquaintance with
the editors of the Journal, and were as.
sured hat the enterprise has no truel
friends than they. We are tempted tc
send for the President of the road L
come TO this end of the line, when he
can be revivifed with the spirit of pro.
gress and success Let the work moyf
"early and often"
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-30
AIRLINE Railroad Meeting atROCk'
cert, Mo.

RocKPoEr, Mo-, Jan. 23d. 1868.
Pursuant to notice given in the Atch.
.ison County Journal of the 18th inst.-a
large number of the citizens of Alchison
County, Mo, aud Nemaha Co., Nebraska,
met at the Court House in Rockport.
The meeting was called to order by
A. b. Durfee, Esq.
On motion Hon. Richard Buckham
was elected President, and NJ. McKill0p,
Secretary.
On motion of j. w. Enoch the follow
ing persons we're appointed a committee
TO draft resolutions expressive of the
sense of the meeting viz: A. B. Durfee,
Esq, Hon. James Hunter, Col. P. A.
Thompson. J. w. Enoch, Esq, and A.
Beck, Esp.
The following resolutions were report
ed and unanimously adopted:
ResoIrsd. That The early construction
of an air line Railroad through the
northern IieI of counties Of Missouri from
The Mississippi river is of vital import
ance in developing the resources of and
settling up the counties alone the line of
said road, and would also be the most
direct OUT for freight and travel from
the Atlantic 10 the Pacific.
ResOlUed. That the Honorable County
Justices of Atchison County Missouri be
requested to submit al an early day TO
the qualified voters of Alchison County
a proposition TO take one hundred thous-
and dollars stock 10 the Mississippi and
Missouri River Air Line Rail Road
running through tie northern Tier Of eoun-
.iesin Missouri to a point opposite Ne
maha County Nebraska.
Resolve9. That our Senators and Rep
resentatiVes in Congress be requested to
use their utmost 'e~ndeavors to secure a
liberal grant Of land from the Govern.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-30
The Highland school district.

Z We had the pleasure of spending am
hour or so with B. P zuver and his
scholars, a few days sinee. This school
district is in the Glen rock precinct, and
about ten miles north-westof Br9wnville.
The patrons of Ibis school speak in high
praise of Mr.. Zuver, and the scholars.
say it is one of their best schools. We
heard his arithmetic class. recite their
lesson, and explain the principles upon
which the rules were constructed, and.
out of a class of twelve young ladies and
gentlemen there was not one failed to
clearly comprehend and fully explain the
rules of their lessons, and to correctly
perform the examples hereunder.
We are happy to inform the tax payers
Of the county, and especially the non
resident ones, that so far as cur obser-
walton goes, and wa have been TO some
pains to inform ourself, that the school
tax is paid for value received"
We stopped over night with Mr.. and
Mrs. G. E. Phippsnney. Two more ge.
NAL and social people. would be hard to
find in any community. We called upon
most Of the families in the school dis
trict, who readily subscribed for the
Advertiser and we shall strive to send
them a good newspaper for the year
1868.
This is a wealthy neighbOi hood Of
families, mostly from Michigan, May
their prosperity continue.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-30
Meeting OF the Republican State
Central Comm ilfPe.

The Republican Central Committee
met pursuant to call of the Chairman, at
the Republican Office, Omaha, Saturday,
January Is. 1858, at 2 o'clock P. M.
Presenl-O. H. Irish. A. J. Harding
with proxy of Hon. Q. P. Mason, H. D.
Hathaway'wi with proxy of D H. Wheeler,
Jesse T. Davis, ST. A. d. Balcombe,
John H. SahleT, J. E. Kelley.
The Chairman, St. A. d. Baleombe.
called the committee TO order, and plainly
stated The objects of the meeting. After
much harmonious consultation, it was
moved by o. H. Irish that the call for
the State Convention be the same as the
present representation in the Senate and
House of Representatives. Carried
unanimously.
On motion of Fl. ID. Hathaway the
Convention will meet on Wednesday,
April 29lh, A. d. 1868, at - NJ. at
Nebraska City. Carried unanimously.
On motion of H. D. Hathaway, the
Convention TO be called at NEBRASKA City
be for the purpose of appointing dele.
gates to the Chicago Nauonal Conven-
ton, May Goth next, TO nominate a can.
didate for Member of the 4Ist Congress,
for Governor and Secretary Of State,
Auditor, Treasurer, and three Presiden-
tiai Electors. And the delegates from
each judicial district shall respectively
nominate a candidate for District Ator-
ney. Carried unanimously.
On motion of o. H. Irish it was ear
ried unanimously that the Chairman of
the Central Committee issue a proper
address TO the Republican voters of Ne
braska.
On motion, the Committee adjourned
sine die. ST.. A. d. BALcomBE, Chm.
JOHE H. SAHLER, Sec'y.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-30
PROPOSALS FOR
CAVALRY HORSES.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF TIE PLIrI
Office Chief QuarteraaSr
Omaha, Neb, Jan. y 1906
Sealed bids ia duplicate, with guaGanfs
BY v responsible sureties val be Tsesifd
Office until II O'elOsk, noon, on Monday " y
10th, 1868, for the delivery at Omaha, Neg
Four Hundred (40O) CavalryHoHa
between the time Of the award Of the @nsrebN
March lst, 1868. ~
Each bidder will be required to dP0lt w
bid the sun Of one thousand dollars (SlV1Vbs
ful currency, as an additional Guarantee
should he be the successful bidder be VIII '5
contract and give bonds as requimd suen
to be forfeited should be fail to comply WIZ
terms.
The horses aust be sound IN every II-J
dark colOred, well broken, in full hsso 81
condition from fifteen (151 70 sixteen 81
high, from five 81 70 nine (9l yeaS od, al
adapted for cavalry purposes. No mares u
will DO received.
The horses will be subjected to arg c,rrs.
ton. Horses that have been sold oy Lac
ment will not DO received. vt.-b
Fall conditions Of the contract WI
knoFn on application at this Office.
Bidders must be present in person, Of w
sented By power Of attorney.
By order Of BreVst Maj. Gen. {. y. AVIS
1855 Brew. Brig. Gen. q. s. A. 8G.VL
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-30
Fashioned.

One of our best farmers from the ell
linois settlement" sent rs for publica-
ton an article on Hedging, which reach
ed us last evening, just as we were about
10 lock up cur forms for the press. Il
will appear in our uexi, under the non de
plume of Lafayette" He promises US
the proceedings Of the Farmers Club.
of that neighborhood, and an article on
Hedge Growing, for publication. We
shall look for them.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-30

We left our Office n day last week,
and went to Peru on business. Our course
was over what is termed the Telegraph
road: The face Of the country through
which thisrOad passes, is somewhat ir-
regular, as all land so near the great Mis-
souri, river is more or less inclined to
be. There are many good farms lying
on either side Of this road. And the
large corn fields. good houses, and fine
stock Of all kinds, speak plainly that you
are passing through settlement of thrift
" farmers. A community may well be
proud OF such a population. They are
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-30

10. "A. Smith, at al. appelleeg.
Judgment of courl below affirm by the
Supreme Court, January %. So says
the Omaha Republican.
The case, as we are informed, was as
follows: Hackney, ct al, obtained
Judgment before a justice against J. @
A. Smith, ct al. Defendant appealed
to the District Court. The District Court
at next regular session, after appeal bond
was filed in court below, convened and
adjourned the session for two months, at
which last time the transcript Of court
below was filed. Plaintiffs file motion
to dismiss, because appeal was lot filed
second day of term. Motion overruled and
exceptions taken, and on hearing, judg-
ment reversed. The ruling assigned as
error, and taken to the Supreme Court
with the above result.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-30

Judge Low mas decided that bankrupts applying
in this State cannot be deprived Of their home
steads, however valuable, so long as they 60 not
sxceod two contiguous city lOts or Loo acres q
farming land, With ali appur.enanees to each.
We learn from the Ne1s that q look and ladder
company il about to be organised in Nebraskn
City.
The Nebraska City and Omaha papers speak ap-
proyingly Of Senator TAayors diligence in pro-
suring increased mail service from those points
mast
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-30
COunfy TreaSurer's EXHIBIT.

The following table exhibits the total
valuation Of the Real and Personal Pro-
perry in the county of Nemaha, Nebras-
ka, for the pasl five years, commencing
with 1862 and ending Sept. 30th, 1866,
together with the total levy On this val
~uation, the amount collected and the
amount delinquent at date, by precinct:
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-30

the noah line of their county. The Com
missioners Of this county have apProph-
ated,$200 70 pay the cest ola survey and
estimate alopg the rsveF 70 the north
lire Of our county, and the prosper new
are thai capital is in badness to tOntn.
ne onto Omaha.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-30

Also a tract Of land commencing Hrs,s
Of section IS, town :, range Is, east - H.
thence east so rods, thence south ? - Q
west 80 rods, thence north 4 rods "
beginning. yu,fIsF
All Of the said reel este being 80 bEa'
maha eosnty, Nebraska, and having n 40 sI
ton Issued out Of the District cGul. o.
County, Nebraska, 10 . case g ao. Hrr
rrasher, James l.. McGes and Oey-s
partners, in business under the drm T,rbss
/ Niece, are plsihtifs. apd . 9bis
Frederick Inghan, partners in 6uS ,pd
and style offs. A.ingban Z CoSv5rd
II. Denman arc DEFENDANT, spa iS..,f ~
plaintiffs, and to ne directea S
county Of Nemaha. D.
Der, 1851, ~ .sTBR5
E-4E-1S.o0
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-30
RY TELEGRAPH.


Reported exprsssiy Cor She Advertiser.
WAsHfssToN. Jan. Is, 1868.
The Senate assisted oniIs amendments
q he Deficiency Appropriation bill
Ano,her COMMITTEE of Conference will
81 appoihted. The third Conference
.Commitiee viii have 10 be appointed to
consider the bill 10 repeal The Gotten tax,
the House having refused TO concur ID
the Senate's amendment excepting from
duty foreign cotton.
New ORGANS, Jan. q
The Convention is still at a stand still
on the question of Qisfranchisement,
without any prospect of immediate set
element.
BALTIMORE, Jan. %.
Mrs. Edmund A. Pollard shot DR.. A.
C. Moore, to-day. He is not danger
Ously hurt.
New YoRK. Jan. %.
London advices say there is great dis
tress in the east end Of the city. 40
600 persons were receiving outdoors re
lief.
Sad H6ings has reached Paris from
Lyons. Monies. ROuen, and bordeaux.
Great d~estituiion prevailed. No work
The streets are crowded with people
clamorous for bread and employment
Distress was also great in Paris, but
relief was active.
CHIoAGo, Jan. 90.
A terrible conaagration occurred in
This citylast night Seventeen or eigh-
teen of the largest buildingsin the city
were destroyed, each five stories above
ground. The loss is not much less than
four millions.
Cu1cAao 80, 1868.
The total loss by the great fire or
Tuesday night, is abont two million two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars-neal
one half was insured. The Pacific In
s~urance Company, of San Francisco, los
es ten thousand dollars.
Some Insurance Companies are near.
IIy ruined by this fire, though the losses
will be promptly paid.
New YORK, Jan. 30.
The. Herald's special says it is belieV
ed that the President will veto the anti
reconstruction bill.
Governor Jenkins is about to apply L
the Supreme Court for an injunction Il
prevent Gen. Mead from illegally ap
propriating the funds and railroads of hit
State of Georgia. This will test tht
Constitutionality of the present STATE
Governments.
The Worlds special from Washington
savsi The Commiuee on Ways ant
Means has decided not to reduce the ia,
on Whisky.
The Tribune's special says: 9TH,
Committee on Appropriations will briDl
the appropriations within one huudre,
and fifty million dollars.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-30
NOTICE.
Blskely; Reynolds 3 Co.,

BlaEoiyi heynoIas Oo9
Va u
Samuel GUS, are -
TO Sasusi Guss, Defendant Soe
notified that On Order Of Attachment 3ofhr 4
property for the sum Of SEVENTY iab D
thiFty-cieht cents was issued on ne 1ssicsa
Dec, 1852, BY Philip Gascoiqp G. 3 = % DE-
Peace for Gage county, Heb., rstu,ns .sss bs
day Of Dee, 1851, and that sara S.i,sL
adjourned 10 Jan. 30th, 1888, &C ~ n PIP
BLAKLEY, REYNOLDS EfS0
Beatrice, Nsb, Dec. son, 1922
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-30
SHERIFF'S SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that on os'- 3
18th day Of January, 1865. st l o'o0eSJ ? 3
said day, 1 will offer for sale: at P1Ege 80.
the front en- trance Of McPbeTsOp's nan -, -
vile, Neuaha county, Nebraska, Lt5aI
place in which the last tern Of the ~. az
for said county Of Nemaha was HeldO
ing described real estate, tO-Eit : BSl
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-30

We are informed that the citizens Of
Glen Rocksheld an indignation meeting
on the 25Ih inst, e~ondemning the County
Commissioners aud Canvassers Of the R
r vote Mr. d. Snyder has our thanks
for q copy of the Preamble and Resolu-
tons passed by said meeting, which we
received on Wednesday afternoon, too
late for publication in this weeks paper.
They will appear in our next.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-30
TO THE LADIES.
FOR ONE DOLLAR ONLY.

ME are selling S7Bs, &arls, Dry and Fln.
w Goods Of every description, also, SIuS
Ware, Furniture, DC. TaIaaJls PrsseHtl lpn g
to $500, sent 6reUof charge 70 agents sending club
of ten and upwards.
Circulars sent free to any address.
MESSENGER eco,
A HaHoUsr s. BeHOa, Han.
20. Box 1881. l2-l5-6m
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-30
stFaYea on Stolen

From the undersigned. living at Ssbnsk, Or,
on Saturday night the 18th, one medium ars -.
rel roam Horse. four years old, and was Oapb JJ
all around no other marks. A liberal reward vI
De gwen to any one returning him or Ei7insh.
formation Of his whereabouts.
IL 3t-thd VIC. SHANNON
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-30
Nebraska aOuertlsrr
JARVIS s. CHURCH, Editor.
RenubIlcan State COYentlOn.

A State Convention wtl-be held at Nebraska.
City on Wednesday April 29th, 1868, at l2 O'Clock
NJ, to elect Delegates to represent the Republican
party Of Nebraska at the National Convention to
be held at Chicago, May goth, next. Also, a can
didate for Member Of Congress, Governor, Secre-
tary Of State, Auditor, Treasurer, 3 Presidential
Electors, and the delegates present from each judi
cial district Win nGDiRate a suitable person for
District Attorney, for their respective districts.
The Convention will be organized as follows
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
Notice to TAXPAYERS Of EeT,s,
County,

You will save ten per cent. BY pavin,,
Taxes before the first day Of Nay, aad ~ ~
more will be added after the FIRST day Of /, 1
lS-3t-ted GEO. W. BRATTOy ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-30

A State Central Committee is to be elected for
the coming campaign, the place Of holding the
naxt State Convention designated, the basis Of re-
presentation for succeeding State Conventions
agreed upon, and other important business wiz be
brought before the Convention.
Republicans, send delegate, and let 20 oae coun-
~ be unrepresented.
ST. A. D. BALcoMBE, Chairman.
0maha,..Jan. goth, 1868.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-30
EState Of EIIzabefh BaEer- de.I

NOTICE is hereby given that the Probasc,-
Of Hemaha county, Nebraska, hasappOinsd 60
day Of March, 1868, at 10 o. clock a. m a b.s-.
for examining and allowing the 6nal se,o15t d
William s. Horn, Executor Of the last vn ~
testament Of the said Elizabeth Baker. d.e,-i
A. ". MORGAN.
I8-3t-ted Proba,s ~,
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-30
UNITED STATES EERAEss COKPIT

J. L CARSON, AGENT
OFFICE CARsoN's BANK, B~EOWNvuLE, KFm,v.
Carries Freight, Money and Small P,sE,,.,
parts Of the United Statss
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-30
Walter W. Hackney, ct al. appellants,

Total &C. 86. $50 STA 1886 sas.6ss Of ~ $685.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-30

Mrs. Edmund A. Pollard shot DR.. A.
G. Moore. to-day. He is not danger
ouslY hurt.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-12-03

Plate; and more than Atty Wood-cuts Of
Fahsions, Embroideries and other Pat
terms. The stories are Of the highest
class. "Perfidious Planchette," Is the
we'll timed title Of one. Mrs. Ann S.
Stephens new novel, opens in the
most mastery manner. The Author of
margaret Howth,' has also a powerful
tale. We do not see how any lady can
do without Peterson" Nop is the
time to subscribe for 1869! Terms 500 a
year. To clubs, four copies for $500,
with premium engraving, "The Star
Of Bethlehem" to the person getting up
the club, or eight copies for $1,000, with
both the engraving and an extra
copy for premiums. Specimens sent
giraffe to persons getting up clubs. Ad-
dress CHAs. J. PETERSON, 3O6 Chestnut
Street Philadelphia, Pa. -
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"OMAN.-F FEMALES, OWING, To THE PIE
cuar and important relations which they sus
TAIN their peculiar organization, and the Offices they
perform, are subject to many sufYerings Freedom
rom these contribute IN small degree to their hap
plness and welfare. for none can be happy who H.
Not only So but of these various female COM
plants can bng be suffered to without involy
ing the general health of the indvidua and ere long
producing permanent sckneRend premature decline.
Nor is it pleasant to consult physician for the relief
of these various delicate affections only upon the
most urgent necessity will true far sacri
flee her greatest charm to do this. The then
thank US for placing In their hands simple specifics
which will be found eificacious relieving and curing
almost every one If those troublesome complaints
peculiar to the sex.
HELMHoLp's EXTRACT OF BuCIU.- Hundreds suffer
on in silence and hundreds Of others apply vanly to
druggists and doctors, who either merely tantalize
them with the hope ola cure apply remedies which
make them worse. l would not wish to assert any
thing that would do injustice to the afflicted am
obliged to that although 1t may be produced
excessive exhaustion of the of life by laborios
employment, unwhoesome air and food, profnse men
struaton the of tea and coffee and frequent child
birth, it Is far oftener caused by direct irritation ap-
piled to the mucous membrane of the Vagina ITSELF
When reviewing the of these distressing com
n Evils @ upon then Il b" . s p.e i1
tice to the subject to enumerate few OF the many All
and happiness women ali Classes Of society. and
Which % affect more Or less directly ihe
for precocous education and marriage causes
to be S and IN r
dress the early confinement of school and especially
With the body Eafclo,hed and the mind unuly " es
wo he
of destruction is half accomplished.
se her
hsr m y San at day thus
other IN prospective keeps the mind morbdy sensitive
iashionable dress absolutely forbiddng the exercise
Indispensable to the attainment and retention Of
the sudden change Of temperatnre the complete pros
sity produce their legitimate effect At last an early
marriage the climax OF misery, and the unfbrtun
tates and rernonsrance Of her delicate nature be-
an nn sest Of p th medical
sands OF our young women
the generative organs, they require education Of
thier peculiar nervous system. composed Of what IS
breast and lips, evidently the control Of men.a
en 10 ana ae sars .,
excessive eai before puberty to habits which sap
Tor Female Wsaknss and Debility White. or Leu,
Long Continued Periods, for Prola,r,is and Raarin1
specific Know n coMrouspE xnn be1 g.
BucHU. Directions for use, diet, aud advice accom-
s ag IN Of LIFE nom infancy to
manhood and womanhoad. HELMB0LD's ExYaAcr
MemSad Essae n eis ne
ISsa sa sAs no @s ssmsn ihs
eS 'SMas
Debility Mental ana Physical Depression. Im,eeility.
nys,sria General irr,sas.y .sssssns. ana Sleep.
I, Nsn Of Msealaf ss, tss
s.sss..,on q .aiysls q ne Organ. q Generation,
anls OF Nervous and Debtated state of the system
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HEALTHY.-A Winona paper says:
1.-THE beneficial aud bracing effect of our
Minnesota atmosphere is sometimes
quite amusingly illustrated. a young
gentleman who has been here four
weeks, from New York, has gained
eight pounds in that time" That is
pretty good for the young man from
New York, but we know OF gentleman
from Iowa who made visit to Winona
ofnot a. many days as the Yorker staid
weeks, and came away gamer BY more
than ten times eight pounds.
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the FREEDMEN.-Rey Mr.. Hill, who
spent few days, including the Sabbath,
A1a0ng 10, informs us that Upton re-
secaded nobiy to his appeal for aid in
TIE missionary work among the freed
men. South. Mr.. Hill presented his
c4use In the Congregational church on
Sabbath morning and the collection
thele taken, together with the amount
ottaiivi.fuai subscriptions reached the
respectable sum Of $4,000. This is, in
deed, an object worthy Of assistance;
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f SHoDDY isnot good, although most of
the eastern goods are made with it.
Shields goods, made in Davenport,
have no shoddy, and will wear twice as
long - the others. s. s. Daniels has
samples Of Shields goods, and will take
orders for them. Patronize home indus
try and thereby save money.
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prrrRsos,s MAaAz1NE for January is

PErERsON's MAGAZINE for January is
already ont; the most brilliant we have
ever seen. The sxpeSb colored Berlin
Pattern alone is worth twice the price OF
the Number. Then there are two, Steel
Eneravings, one OF them, Mud Pies"
with the cunningcst little children;
double sized Colorei Steel Fashion