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SCHOOL FURNITURE.

THlE undersigned 10 agent Of the Michigan
L School Furniture Works, for the sale of
SEATS, DESKS, and other School Furniture
manufactured BY them. This Furniture 10 the
most approved and convenient manufactured
in tie GIFTED st ties, A. il Il made With strict
regard to -onfort and utility. The Desks and
Seats are !cf various sizes and styles, oak in.
ish; and tr.as rAe best manufactured any.
where. ~ii; be foaud much the cheapest in The
market. All orders promptly attended to.
illustrated Catalogues. with descriptions. pri-
ces, etc, furnished On application. Address
or call on the sabscribes, at Highland. Kansas.
S. F. AMSBURY, Agent.
April 40, ls6s-tf.
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DENTISTRY.

TNHE subscriber would inform the KS
L eisissas Of Highland. White Vo0y
Clesd, and vicinity, that he has resumed bis
fosoer practice of Dentistry, and is nov pre-.
pared b do all kiads Of vosk, such as TX
tracing, FILLING. and INSERTING
Teeth. kea one to On entire Set.
All. soek entrusted % ny care. viii be doee
q Q eood. Substantial, work man like manner
81 warranted 70 give good sssisfsctioa, or Nd
pay-
oose al ~ resideses, one half nile sorst
e Aighlasd.
Pa the accommodation of the citizens Of
white Cloud. may be found ut the City Ho
eel. 90 Tuesday, "Wednesday and Thursday o.
sseh week. commencing Nay 18th. 1858.
Nay II, 1855 DAVID ALLEN.
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State Of Kansas, I
noninhan Houutv

State Of Kansas, &C
Doniphsn County.
In the District Court for Doniphan County.
State Of Kansas.
NOTICE 10 hereby given, that uill. on The
In 9Th day Of June, A. d. 1868, between
the hours OF ten (l0) O'Clock, A. NJ. ana Tour
"a, e'csock, ?. n, of said day, ct the Csafs
House door. In Troy, Doniphan Cosssy. State
Of kapsas, offer for sale. at public auction. for
cash. the following described real estate, 70 vit:
The porth-wess quarter Of section number
twenty nine. (2S) in tosIship number four,
20 Of range number twenty, .20); the east
half Of the north east quarter. - we'll - the
south west quarter of the north east quarter OF
section number thirty-two, (32) in tovoship
number four. ~ Of range number twenty, (20)
In Doniphan County, State of Kansas; also,
Lot number eleven, (ll) in Block number
twenty four, ca Lot number one, ~ in
Block number sixty (67) Lot number
seven. I'd in Block number forty three, (43)
and the undivided half Of Lot number six, (6)
in Block number forty three, (43) in the touu
q Doniphan. Doniphan County, Kansas. Of
tesed for sale. a. the property Of the Estate Of
A. r. Foreman, 70 satisfy. . certain Judgment
and costs, nov Of record, in the District Court
foslDoaiphaa County, Safe of Kansas, where
In John W. Biglo~. surviving partner Of wm.
=. EndeEs & Co.. is plaintiff, and Isaac N.
6malivood, Administrator Of A. R. Foreman,
q a., ere deisndants.
Given under ny band. this 9Th day Of April,
4. D. 1852
Sheriff of Doniph IN County.
April -, le6s-sv. Pre- fee. $ia.
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For any other length Of time. in accordance
With the shove rates, which apply only TO reg
ular Advertising
Rnsiness Cards OF ) lines or less, IS ysar.
For legal and transient advertisements, a
per square for the fr-t Insertion. and so csats
per square for each Subsequent insertion.
Safcisl Notices viii be ca.ise 90 per cent
extrs; and editorial Advertisements sad per.
sonaf r.nmunic.'ions. double price.
Ten lines ofsoli1 BREWER make one square.
All fisciions Of half siaiEs and over, are
eountrd "a fill sgn1rc.
Advertisements requiring to be certified b.
will be chassed the cost Of certifying. ia add
ton to tAe regular rates. =
Transient advertisements mist be rid for
invariably In advsae.
u JOB CoeH OF ali kinda ions on short
aotiee. - Low So the timrs viii admit. All
Job Work mus, be paid fer when taken fton
the 0aice.
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AdminiStratoFsS Sale.

by virtue Of the authority invested in me-
- BY Law. A. Administrator Of the Estate vi
David Gooch. deceased, will offer for sale,
70 the highest bidder. at the Court House door
IN Troy. Kansas. on Mon ay, the first day OF
June, 1865. the following real estate, TO Wit:
The south east fourth Of the south west guar.
ter Of section one. ~ township tuo, o. range
nineteen. uS). Said land has in cultivation
about thirty Eve acres. With q frame house and
good well Of water. Terms, Cash
JAMES E. MARTIN,
April 30, lss8-td. Administrator.
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II. 3. Taxes.

THE Assessment List of Income Tax 70,
L 1867 and Of Special Tax for 1868. Ia,
been transmit to ne by the U. S. ASSESSED,
for this District. and ~ill be due. and pay ,bIe
On or before May 3lst. A D. 1853 To oil
names uucoIIecteJ on the 3lst day. of Nay. a
fee OF twenty cents will be added for Demand
Notice; and to all names uncolleeted on the
10Th day Of June. penalty Of Eve per cent. in
addition thereto. Payment may be made 70
Cyrus Leland. Jr., Deputy, at Troy, Kansas.
90 the 2sth and 18th OF May, 1868
THOS. MOONLIGHT,
u. s. Collector. District of Kansas.
NAY 7-3W.
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II. All Person. Interested.

To All Persons Interested.
NOTICE is hereby given. that at the July
In term Of the Probate Court in ard for Don
iphsn County. in the State Of Kansas, 70 Wit:
on the hrss Monday Of July. being the sixth
day Of July. A. d. 1868. the last Will and
Testamsnt of Henry Gillin, deceased. late of
Dsniphsn County. Kausas. will be proven asd
probated according TO Law.
Attest: NEAL GILLIN.
2; J. Jssxrss, Atty. for Applicant.
Nav II, lS6SAw.
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MIL MACHINERY
FOR sAIa53

L Saw Min throughout: no. offer their old
Machinery for sale, Consisting Of Engine. Boil
er, Main Shaft, Fly Wheel, Ball Wheel. Car
rage, Head Blocks, saws, and everything for
. complete Sas Mill. which they will cell (all
IN one lot, or in separate portiocs) for one.
third its actual present value, for Cash. Said
Machinery Is in the very best repair. AMI about
- good ss neu-in fact, improvements have
been pun upon portions Of it. making Il much
better than When 6rss manufactured. Any
person wishing 10 purchase such Machinery
VII do veil 70 call and exaaine.
TAYLOR Z 0RfONS.
white Cloud Feb. 6. Ieea-sf
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WHITE CLOUD
cARDlle MILL.

WE have got our Machine ses u sssn m;sI ~ y.
sr,sared 70 attend proupsly 70 all cussosss
~ - mil die close Of the season
We h.,e procured . first class vcrknan
s,o. ,Se Esst. and oar Machinery s the best
-. S,.s.. .herefors. the public may rely
spss hs,i.s sleir c..disG done 10 the BIS.
...r An vork viii be warranted. II The
vooI 8 brought in good condition.
C.snaess will De required 70 furnish poa, q
~ FOOD, clean Grease for every ! pousds 81
Wssl. Whea we furnish grease. We charge
essseosrs the regular market price for what
- sse-
Our prices are - cheap q the cheapest.
Call ct our establishment, adjoining the White
Cloud fisuring Mills.
A. / L.-THACKER.
White Cloud, Nay Z, le6S9.
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Sale Of Schssl Lands.

TIVE following tracts q School Lands will
L be e6ersd for sale. At public auction, 70
tie highest bidder. At the Treasurer's Once
Of Doniphan County, Kansas, On Saturday.
June l3sh, 1858:
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NJ SUPERIOR STOCK. q

DERSONS wishing TO breed Mares to stock
L OF Arabian and English blood, can do %
BY calling on K. K. STOUT, of Troy, Kansa.
AND those sho desire to breed to stock
both fne and fA<t on the trot. can call on
FRANK N. BELL, at the Forest Grove Stock
Farm. NAV IAN
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AGENTS,

ALrEsr e: RicGXRps N. CorIer .i Nassau and
Beekmsn Streets, New York.
j. y. WftIItas. 81 Chesfnut Street ESt. Louis.
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81 Ck8AalTnlNc!
ALEXANDER e. MILLS.

~ HAS opened . new GO
u Ii Hlsei.uisbins es.ab-
q nsAaeSt % sbe L<vee, u -
he foot Of Nais Street., whise Cloud. shers
be 10 prepared 10 do all kinAs " Bfset-
snsshiag. Wagon lr9pirf. Hsre s~d Nsis
Shneiag. sss.: also, vep<ht.g xscbinsry 81 ~
hisds. q veil - it Can be dose ct he Msehi, .
she's. He bas bad . Ioag espsfssss - the
BY no ather Shop IN the esussvy. BslnE sIsrg
ssy hiad Of vosh u ny line. - Is Win b
proopdy sssesded 70, at rssssssbss P'es-
ALEX. c. MILLS.
whits Cloud, July 81 tse,-ea
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I"OE SALE.

M. eoftotie second bard Circulxr Saw
~ Mia, tss'ye horse rover. In good rusniae
s.Tdes. sass. eslts. ard vh,Ic q coap.sss, t.e
Fssr ursdred aud Sercuty Five DsliAss. Ia.
anire At Nicholas Osebberger's, sse asse esss
Of Cosby's MID on the One Haa.lse.l and Two,
sax miles east Of Sc. joseph. NJ
March lS-2m. y. OSEHBERG ER.
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Rocxro.r. Mo. Oct. 18th, 1867.

RocKPoRr, Mo-, Oct. 18th. 1867.
II. W. LET, ESQ: Nr-The knitscr ar
rived in good season. and works we'll. Please
send us your lowest Wholesale prices; We think
We can sell several before Spring. Yours
truly, :. OOPS & McCREARY,
Publishers Archison Co. Journal.
March S, '6S-ly.
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DOwDALI- PAGE Il CO.,
WASHINGTON FOUNDRY
ENGINE AND MACHINE SHOP.

Corner Second and Morgan Streets, st. Louis
MANUFACTURERS OF STEM EN-.
w CiNES and Boilers, Saw and Gnst Mill
Machinery, Single and Double Circular SAY
Mills, Tobacco Screws and Presses. Lard
Kettles, Lard. Screws and Cylinders. WOOL
CAROISG MACHINES. Building Castings,
Youngs Improved Patent Smut Mills, Sugar
Mills. Quartz Mills, Lead Furnace Castings,
Blast Fans. &c. Agents for the sale of James
Smith L Co-'s superior Machine Cards. Oil
Well Machinery. may lin.
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TERRY, HINrs Co. Miss, Jan. ID. 1868.
Nh. NJ. W. LEFT: Dear SiS-We are much
pleased rith.the Knitting Machine. My wife
says she would not take 500 for it. ! could
6nd purchasers for several more, we're it not
for the scarcity Of money in this region.
Yours truly, n. l.. BRACEY.
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The Place Yei are Licking for!
.THE LOWER saw MILL.

TIVE Propriesess q de LOWER SAW
i MILL, in Whiee C,svd. take pleasure In
sznouneing 70 the public that hey 6svs placed
shsir Mill in eonpIess rsps.r,. visA he best
maehinesy, fot the ssassa % 1857, ssd shat
they Win resume epsrssises 1t eaes, -sad esa-
tinss until The eloss Of - ss1spa. TIER nes
are an .p0etieal and ssgssissesd vestDo.
vhe Veds1ta1d De va14 - Ne psbeles snd
vin pare - so(ests - Dsst thsso .va1as.
Dsllding. Fsncing. ~ syat s1a9 dse9fgl3sa
II Ls.6w. yin sivsls - tspe - h.s1. q
psonptly ssssd - oder 81 dYesed sf q
he lotest Da<kst nsAO. Or Mn - Boe6A
fsr tsr.i.g 80 ~ s.sstsee Is.ss e ssy
nv mill % shis eoaatyy-
TAYLOR : oRToNs.
White Cloud, fe6. g, 1851
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La GaAssE, Mo, Jan. 9Th. 1858.
Ma. NJ W. LET: S1-Too mUh cannot
be said in favor Of the Knitting Machine
purchased Of you last Spring. Indeed l o..
most think. sometimes, that language you'll
fail 70 express its true value. ] bought the
machine for the purpose of making money,
and have succeeded. I have had 20 tronble
st all in running is. l can testify to anything
You AZ write in its favor. Respectfully,
Mas. ". 8 BOHON.
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april 2-lm

Adv0Ht100,
If you vish 10 get rieb
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-21
DIR. J. N. PO1ANpS
A Positive Remedy for 81 kinds
oe Of Hum0rs,


-
Scrofula, Seurvy, salt Rheum, Carbuncles
and Boils, Ulcers, and ali Obstinate
Z yVA fections of the Skin, Infammatory
&pr Chronic Rheumatism, Plies Chrome
nm Diarrhoea, MercuriaI Diseases, and every
" faint of the System: Dyspepsia, and
those Affections originating-in the De-
rangement of the Digestive Organs,
viz, Billions Complaints. Neuralgia, and
Nervous Affections, HeadSche, Lam
gour. andzDepression of Spir4ts, Loss of
4 Appetite, CONSTIPATION.
This EXCELLENT MEDICINAL
4 Compound was first pT epared by DR..
D. ". POLAND, in 1917, and was then en-
ployed with great success in expelliug hui
mors from the blood; but in 1913 medical
friend, who was quite ceIebr0teo as a ply
mors, suggested some important improve
ments, which were adopted, and which
has made it(so the PEG le saN) the very
best remedy for all kinds of humors
known to "the faenl y"
This preparauon-ls composedentiraly of
vegeta hles, among " lch are SsEsapari.Ia,
Yellow DOCK, Noble Pine, Mandrake, and
BloOdrOOt.
When the originator lived in New
Hampshire, al Gohstown Centre, Tor the
space of thirty or forty miles around, and
inManchesteT particularlS,the Humor Doc
tor was well Known and hignIy valued Tor
the uumero0s and wondEtui cures which
il effected. Though manufactured in large
quantities, the supply was q equently ex-
hauSted, ana purcn tSerS had 10 wait Tor
more 10 besdna3e. II rnal teglO-, some
very severe GASES OF Fry tpe- as W re treat
ed awith-anG they We're cured Erysipelas
sores. or carbuncles-those ugly, painful
uicers-were. entirely re 9#OVett " wherever
Ghis medicine was faithfully used. 80 IL
was with ScEGf ula and salt Rheum. 1 he
HumOr Doctor cured hem.
IL is free tEOm any dagger rs drugs IS
leaSanU to- the taste. SAKE, yet sur@ and
effective in rs action
The union Democrat., 1868-02-15

True 30 the Faith.

The Occidental and Vanguard edited by
that lncorrupuble Democrat, Zach. Mont.
gomery Esq. pays us. in common with some
other Democratic papers mentioned, nigh
compliment IN the following article:
In these doubtful times, when men whe
have heretofore stood up manfully in defence
of Democratic principles are falling away
from, and denying their faith in the grand
and distinguishing features OF the noble par.
ty of which they still claim to be members.
1t Is pleasing to record the names of those
who will not deny their faith but still con.
tend for the truth with the same indie.
pendenee and taithialneSs as in davs of wore.
The last number of that sterling Democratic
paper, the Sonoma Democrat. contains a
splendid article on - Fhe True Position. - oi
which the following is the opening par.
agraph;
The only true position for Democrats to
occupy in these troublons times, when the
party in power is using every means within
its control to rob the people of their liberties,
and establish on the ruins of a once proud
nation grand central government unlimited
in power, is TO declare boldly and fearlessly,
THAT the several States composing the United
States, are not united on the principle Of an.
limited submission to the General Govern.
ment, but by compact, under the style aud
title of a Constitution for the United States,
and of amendments thereto, they constituted
a General Government, for special purposes
delegated to that Government certain DEF:
tnite poicerS, REsERvING, EACH STATE TO
ITSELF, THE RESIDUARy MASS OF RIGHT TO
THEIR SELF GOVERNMENT and that when.
ever the General Government assumes undel.
egated powers, its acts are uRdathoritatice,
coid and Of no force. That the States, prior
to the formation of the General Government
and adoption of the Constitution, were free
and independent, sovereign powers, directed
and controlled alone by the citizens thereof,
is fact established beyond all controversy
That the original thirteen independent pow.
ers, without compulsion, united and formed
the Government of the United States, Of
which we have in the past been so proud,
is alike incontrovertible. That they nobly
fought for, and obtained, that freedom Of
action, is not and cannot be disputed. That
IN creating the Government those States del
egdted certain powers, and retained GU the
po1cers not then and there delegated, is be,
lieved by every honest man. That the sew
eral States, so acting, did not establish the
General Government on the principle of
unlimited submission the whole history OF
the adoption Of the Constitution is positive
proof"
Every Democrat will recognize the fore
going at once. Its Democratic ring is clear
and unmistakable. 1t is. the keystone of the
Democratic party and has been from the
days of Jefferson and Madison to the present
hoar. 1t affords US pleasure to state that
among those who are still battling for the
right are the Mountain Ne,cs published al
San Andreas, in Calaveras county, the Chico
Press, and the Sonora UNION DEMocRAT. All
honor to them.
The union Democrat., 1868-02-15
The Old Marshall. VS.. The New HEartiaa
Law.

The fsli0wins is from the pen OF Mr. Tnnis Randolph
and we believe originally appeared in the columns Of III
Richmond Enquirer. -he occasion OF the poem was III
placing of the statue Of Chief Jestcs Marshall in it
place on the Washington Monument at Richmond:
We are glad TO see you. Marshall, my boy,
50 fresh from the chisel of Rogers
10 take your stand on the monument there,
Along with the other old codgers;
with Washington, jefferson, Henry and such.
Who sinned with great transgressoa,
In their old fashioned notions OF freedom and Right
And their hatred of wrong and oppression
lou came rather late To Your PEDESTAL John,
for sooner You ought TO have been here;
For the volume You held is no longer the law,
And this is no longer Virginia.
The old Marshall law You expounded of yore
Is now not at all to the purpose;
And the martial law of the Brigadier
Is stronger than HABEAs CORPUS.
= SO Keep You the volume shut with care,
* For the days of the law over --
And Il needs all your brass to be holding it there
With '' j ustice'' inscribed on the cover
Could life awaken the limb Of bronze,
And blaze in the FURNISHED eve.
What would We do with your moment of life,
We men of the days gone byy
Would you chide pity blush CT Weep
ie men of the days gone by !
Would Jefferson tear up the scroll he holds,
That time has proven lie!
And Marshall shut the volume of law,
And lay it down with sigh
Would Mason roll up the Bill of Rights,
From race unworthy to scan it.
And Henry dash down the elegant sword
And clang it against the granite!
And Washington seated in massy strength,
On charger that paws the air.
Could he see his sons in their deep disgrace,
Would he Tide SO proudly therel
He would get him down from his big brass horse
And cover his face at shame.
For the land OF his biz tn is now 90 District One
virginia was once the name!
The union Democrat., 1868-02-15
State Items.
The following items of news were crowded
out last week,

The following items of news were crowded
out last week.
Says the San Andreas Ne,cs A man
named Israel Gray, residing near Central
Hill, a few miles from this place, was shot
with a double. barrel shot.g in the hands of
man named Fry, the former husband of
Gray's wife. The gun was loaded with five.
shooter balls, the charge striking the unfor
tunate man in the right arm and right side,
two of the bullets passing through the body
and lodging against the skin on the opposite
side of the body. Mr.. Gray died about 5
o'clock Tuesday morning, and was buried
here yesterday Deceased was formerly
from Iowa. Fry is of Irish nativity, but
from Sydney to California. The difficulty
was brought about by domestic Irregular
ties not necessary to mention. AS we write
we believe the shootist has not been appre
hended
Governor Haight has offered a reward of
$500 for the arrest of Fry.
Quick WoRK-Jim Smith. the man VINO
stole horse or two short time since, says
the Marysyille appeal, went through the
Court week before last in Il speedy way
He escaped from jail on Sunday morning,
was captured in the evening, Grand Jury
empanneled on Monday, indicted on Tues
day, appeared and plead guilty on Wednes
day, sentenced on Thursday, taken to San
Francisco on Friday, and shayed, dressed up
and set to work at San Quentin on Satur
day.
From the Santa Clara Argus we learn that
young man named VIM. Cooper who claimed
to be discharged soldier and son of mer-
chant in New York city, and who had been
stopping in San Jose and laboring on farms
in the vicinity for some time past, was kill
ed by Mr.. Orrin De Bois farmer for whom
he had been working for some monahs. Mr..
De Bois had been apprised of Cooper's inten
ton to elope with his eldest daughter, Ia girl
about Ii years old). The time for the elope
ment was fixed for the night of Jan. 29th,
and about Il o'clock that night Cooper was
killed by a charge of buck shot from shot
gun, at, or near the house of De Bois.
Misunderstanding last week man by
the name of Sarvers was killed, upon the San
joaquin, by man named John Anderson.
The latter formerly lived at Aqua Frio, and is
we'll known as Cherokee John. We are not in
formed of the particulars of the difficulty. An
derson Immediately after the occurrence gave
himselfup to the authorities, and was, upon
examination. released but Immediately upon
the death of Sarvers, Anderson was re arrest
ed and is at present confined in Jail at Miller.
ton Fresno ocounty-NQripOsd Nail
The union Democrat., 1868-02-15

The Indian cotton culture is the subject
of late report of the Cotton Commissioners
of India. They represent GIL ,722 acres as
under cotton in the central provinces, and
l,S9l,3SO in Bombay. In the former there
is much the same acreage as last year, or
six and a half per cent. of the cultivated land.
In Bombay it is less. the area in lS66-'6l
having been .977 Isl acres.
The union Democrat., 1868-02-15

Ar hotel dinner gentleman observed a
person who sat opposite use toethpck
which had just done the same service to his
neighhor. Wishing to apprise him of
his mistake. he said ; 81 beg your pardon.
sir, but you are using Mrs toothpick. J"
Il know | am. Do you think that am not
going to return it?'' E
The union Democrat., 1868-02-15

THERE is story of an Irish newspaper
editor, who, being left without assistance in
a busy time, found himself unable to cope
with all the intelligence. late, later, and la.
test, that flowed in upon him so that toward
four in the morning he wound up his nights
work by penciling notice extraordinary in
these words: lowing to most unusual
pressure of matter, We are. compelled to
leave several of our columns blank p,
The union Democrat., 1868-02-15

SHORT DREssEs-LARGE FEEr.-The Marin
County Journal INDUCES in the following crit.
lclsms on the prevailing fashion Of our ladies:
Short dresses are good, but it is not every
female woman that can don then, with im.
punity. With delicate little foot and trim
round ankle, short dress pays admirable;
but some women can't glory in these, but
sport regular underpinnings, that nothing
less than ''sevens" or 'snines" can cover.
These have no business i'll short dresses.
They should patronize the trails, and turn
up their noses at the new styles. A great
broad. fat, turnpike. leveler, shooting out
from under pretty Abbreviated pettieoat,, is
not pleasant sight. Snch catterpiller- Kill
iers should be kept covered up, which they
can't be with the present fashion for short
dresses. We do not know of any ladies
who support these immense trotters ous
If any such are to be found around here'
let them cling to the long skirts like mas
culine adolescence to tucked dimity. ms
is our advice for which nothing is charged.
The union Democrat., 1868-02-15

AN Iowa paper says that by filing the
lamp half full of SALT the light will be great,
ly improved, and twenty. fye per cent. sasea
in the oil.
The union Democrat., 1868-02-15

ONE third of the sugar ofthe world is man
ufactured from beets. s