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, 1869-11-21
Tho Prince of ImPastoFs-LoFd and
Lady Atnsaey in Hooth"s Theatre
The HesrrahfDH KmpudcHce OF the
Et.n3rAnG YAIct~

From tAs StIf lcTF sun, sors H.
Anorg TIE audience ss Boo.hs Theatre on
Holiday trealte, VA Dick H3diorA Lord uerbert
L ko! Ael1e{s seeomp.n,sa y ~ Joans .ad
orrhesra an the fgn: &tde OF the aiate and seemed
to {aEe deep iltttes: IL the drama Of AsrF War.
ner.'' soHe parts OF the p1Ay seemed 10 oTeY,
~neIn hts Lorlsn1p With nood Of es1Iy rrcoIlsc-
t1ope, :fpe etal sne paEt Of BOB L<Fitsk. mcr
checked it put. however.
Mr.. RA.foTi waA GEeA&ed In suit Of ktit vetyee
IN pdHR7, eo:h skiru ard the wA.1s beng elxtu-
rA7ety tfIc med With vztnabe black laee she Hurn
N exquisite little bonnet uf the rev yud refT
II, Ikb pattern. and solitaire dsxnousS x,tatened
aId spafEied frot1 her neck aud from her et{k
The Ecnla-be Lord ~ss eminens:y EAslMh h his
ft3te ea17pR light peatco1ofed Ffpus ets OF f.ut-
less 1t. PIEtc Arthur cont. dsfk brown prefcpAt,
Tined with and h4Tlu3 collAf md CUTS Of sezi
elin, pearl eolofeo kids. Lord STANLEY scafY Of
haaca .nkt nAity at!le ezne. aod one Il Daalap1
fasciopAb's tneA Bets cen the ncts he oceA,fon.
~ rut llxsc0 Rlaaa 70 hia right e1eAad stared
inpodeaA1 It tie ladies' eeAted ear htn evident
y 70 tbe enE oFance OF NrA Radf0rd
Cspt4n Oil1ef and daughter, OF West Twenty
thafd etlett accompanied tue parsy, and kept MP
70 ANIMATED eouytts1ston VITA Nj. aud Mr.. Rad
!osn wtet eyts opportunity offered. On lex1tux
tno lheAt1e Dick Ra<Ssbtd bowel mott Kfaaously
hA 1ehEenin tn the lophy.
Nek whiting nenf& In the upper part OF tho
CD. n announces hts Intention 70 reat Z fur
nhhed mouse in = fashionable net31oosnood up
o"n, son 70 rem2tn Rn3ng us until BpurH. when
may b.
, 1869-11-21
EaFthquAket-Scehe OF The Lutc Phe-
nomcnn In Ecrmnny-Account Of
the NhnrH~

From the Pua Nall Gdzttt, 4Sor. s
The teebe OF the late earthquake IL Germany
e1,enHt itom Grpaa. GeFau, Uet1eeu p&5nlgtgdt
afd At3epce, to Hennef Oh the north. Gtjnhausrn n
and nhuTX 0u The ea4t, Kenaven M the
Mesh Ana Ht!tf0na and Stuttgart On the eouIn
Inc strongest shocE eefe felt NJ G1pxt {eran anfi
~ st1ttExft Al The later place thtF Herr nre
eeoed b1 inte'ise cold, abd folio ed BY tuddeu
increase ot Temperature, Wtta thick SeE+ The
eaHnqoaie VA also feit Al Wleshadep ns Frant.
lotH anu u HaAftfucten, where TWO sefy % "a.
la eooe!t last!nR from eight 70 ten tecoads each.
oeeu!fea !4k Monday, At $40 4, N. and II rs D.
n. a ftstef tfotn CleAsen, dated the 1st instant
tA9s mat On the prtE1ons evening, apeu, o'cock.
AN&5of motion was perceived, ffpn eo.t
70 Eest And the thock Kas 70 se1ere tnst
people 1ose IRON their chairs, Aud The pen fe,i
out o. mo wfttsrs hand. Accounts from Frant.
las p n On Sunday, and that It lssted ,eu utu-
dttt- HlrdoNs rsttied, sa11ouA articles Of fprnf-
Itfe Ncft moved ont Of their placer, the ceiling or
house Iell 10. aud many Of the tnh4bitsn4 Eerc
" EAtEed that they came ouS Into the streeta
A 3soaf-Gelsp, which WI the central potnt gf
tnc earthquake. nearly TWO hundred ahocta we're
fh .etween the 9ttu Of October and sho al OF M
tembsr. duEtrf nearly the whole Of which ,iue
tpcessaDG 7rn SSainRs Ne1t heard. The nsst severe
eAock occurred on The sih, Il O'Clock p. n, and
was followed b. otbess IT II 30 ?. NJ, aud at
o'clock 4 m., 13:l3 p. H., And s:&5 .. n, on the
FIST II - on Saod2J efentag there xks 10
y,o:ent ahock that several chtnne5s fell. tampa
md bottles rolled uytf, md hortta broke out or
theb Stables. Al these 4bocks wefa preceded By
Z nofse lie the roll Ct dntant r1usketsI: they
cane with wIEe-1tE8 nossonr going sometimes
frum north to stuth, but uost5 from west to east
, 1869-11-21

1iberality in proportion 70 tbs burdens imposed ou
them by tho propestJ they poGsessed In tho sa1b
locality.
"Bat h1s tnuntneence VA not connned 70
ehnrrhes; wherever Inerc Eas I work Of charity
or Of philanthropy to be carried out tho parse Of
The Aa1QrA waa ne.ef appealed 10 IN VAIL In
recent sttenpt to form FoI1ngBenH clnb and
union IN toe f1ml'co District, the Marquis, oa BE-
ing apEe11ed to, and made acquainted with the
object OF tho ioatttptton, promised one thousand
ponId d. toHasns ~ iotma, ion. 10 Chester. also.
md In the neiRhbornoc Of hls various estates, he
WIS equally ffccbanded Ia the Rross, Willis he
conttnEed thrifty IN the detail Dus4uK The pzera-
Iepce Of the cattle plague! from whore sava9es
Cheshire futlt red, u Is well Known, most serero
lY, It IL aAld thai be Contributed no leaa thar ten
thousand poupds to the Iund ralsed 10 the county
for tho relief OF the suffering farmeFx
"1ne Rrra. building operations now nearly
completed On The Marquis Of We1tIntnsstrs e."
tatcs, which hare traualcfsued rather unERhtiJ
district OF second and third rata honscs in tho
uetghhoftocd Of the parks, 70 = city Of paascek.
sre, We believe. due rathet 10 Tho Rf11 tA.te and
foresight Of lo1d GrosEenor, The present Marquis,
as well a. thst wi4e and human8 prutlslon Which
tas provided chrsp abo comfortable Sealirza fot
the 8oftln8 man IN addition - costly palaces fot
tie rich y
, 1869-11-21

A "Japanese History OF The British Parliament y
Z Sus1osis., q whic1 = s!nsfe eon, ~ reeehso
ta}5 rt.ntrH = %nAs,es bike its pcsati.
tLe - upon Light trab-unted paper, ana
.:.rftIes, which ar takeu from the Ilxttyotxt
T.. ono.n sfRs fepsesenfs ihe huuses Of rAtllapent
IIem me r1ses And N interior ttcw Of tho tor4e
' e. Iommons dui!pR debate. Tney arc repro-
luced With sxa ataArie 1deltsJ u . Japanese
eitirt and are scsJ del1cstclg tsrAHn and printed
:, mp'iea ifona sissIsn nd Ms., l. puni,saeS s i;
the rcyrrrmcnt for tue instruction Of The NM
JarkIes E>r1iament.
Afr1pRentnu ease been maize Ia Enslana for
Tprod%cint u .fae "ntk The famous " Mappa
The STATE Of geographical kuo -ltiRe 10 the Md.
Gle AR.s ssa3A tpc fasE Mai Gaxtati has nlihert,
fttetred far greater attenion IRON foreign .nan
IfOn EuRlsh RtoHsaphet7 and aniqua:ies. h.
ciIs!opa which tho y!com'e dc sAntsroaa and N.
d'AEezac dertsed III u the:r Imperfect copies Vi
sbe uap but the date Assigned to Il by the !A:ter
IN hr cs+ay on the 1up1ect naa hetn co7trued By
rseostrJ sasesy tas4ls 70 the eathrdsa!
!ssS,a 1,;sn1 Of sns I'd r.a
der1 on the nap, H. dtAEetac reiefrca
it, execution 10 11lk cr theseabouts; and 1t ha%
now bern ,,iate,fTrd tt4. Richard de U! tiaR-
ham, who, according 10 The eoes.t N, :; nss'pt,oa .
III 1H Co." gss.s Snarng at tg ~ -om Iso q
$50 1he map tt&elf, fatuili1f 70 every e'Nos -.
The cathedral represents the habtAa's eassA :. -
c,rrn]sr .a.4n,, to17punfeti bJ the ocean ssreAn.
Jesusslem Il rlsced In the centre AatA ooc1ptes
Gle, Apd Ec1upc snd Africa d1Ttde between them
the pshef section. Tbefc arc numerous tpscr1p
lions and j1IusTi 4tt0ns scattered over the whole
surface os she y sp aeecHh.oG tht pfes0e.s Of tht
GreAs Britain IL del1neated with e1pectAl mIanto-
netk
, 1869-11-21
HORRIBLE TRAGEDY IN BOSTON
4 Man Aged StxtYsntue Years beats
IXts yylle's Ifruias OnE Nytsn An

From fAe Essfun UfFAi, .for. IL
.aaa been .e,essl nontns s'aee q co~ansas
ouf city, and nuuluer Of years cAA pAAsec since
4 hoElc..e occurred that v u Characterized bJ tns
In soaih Hos'un lass ssstiaE+ Tae ocsurretee
va hare 10 record wsa pcruap4 he more iau.ra.-
anle teesute TIE actors 10 INC tEsE-oJ aere Old
people, t+Ig1nE upon the surset Of nfe, aai I; -
bad TO tn11k tReJ could not have lived out their
1he s1slr occurred arocs half ps,t 9 O'Clock -:
esenl1 z, IN Silver fee;. Ssutn hoston- AZ Nc,
- Of that thofoEE hfafe have nsed Tor some strps
NJ old nan nxned E1n4.nS uealy, Anr hls .ua,
Aa1y. Ine nAn = sl1ss.Ltte 3rfr. Of age. aiA
lead flll OF white hslrs Rt1 his rhJA,q aaHS ~
hutt. tlla wife Has bus Git JeatR n,s lILl0s, aAi
to1esher, II to see Eett"ntd t!+E tsp:
oatenent which u paIs above sAd p4f. 6+1ox :ae
bldsFa'k- Ibis bas1inspt ~1s di.ltssd mo TWO
apattn ensA the hout a1ux usei Tor ID. s,see re-
ftntd to. s1d Inc back psrs for Ait1aao Aaa bed-
juat how tue quarrel commenced
", n,,,.,sq qe'eI I'm. To tso.s u;!.'a t.e
Vsa 10 one preaent ;: the sa:e it aseared.
ton u Heals, tounR Nan IN eLt1. onA frars slG,
ssppet "a ~ L 70 The sto,e u 1nr h"as n*sss'. ars.
wbtn \ II tesk,nx s,Eet r. Z, MA sa1e. Il1s me,nsf
wss tJnF On the 1oor AID hls fAtser Was g1.irc
3ounk Il rest1a,uea nts Iaraer fr,u Iu!Insr NO.
lerce, but be vanc TOO late, fCr aasea4,y nst tsa
boAf9 f9-hsacer ttuzdsfsr pile'A lbu weapon RaLH as
vile ozAd was = mRss aa.pelesa Jelly, Nut 4
piece III ssu]i ~ large human haull ~. yist.
BIZ. and h!eoa AID tesh were tcas;ered AAuus The
ruom prom,aeoously.
| struneIr with lotR hatdl-, away tr.. th- ola
mAn the en, IN the taltt hnps that eonr ,nsrx ol
life :tt .ensined IN the TO-. Of hi+ notaer,
s:.pe9aed ...ss:ss 'ia.': p; nf s;S. ~.
70 soh- b". ..e, could do nssn!lg. u dessh uaa
x.seahlI The result Ut u. Ss.t hio~.
word was sent to tue police s..slon ana prets yer
I md Hkt1R n fft3f.t khub tDt$t z "
, 1869-11-21

Hon. E. G. Spau1ding, having Bent copy
OF his book on tho Financial History Of the
War to various politicians, nAkes public
the following lettera received in ackuowl-
edgment Of the book The letter from the
Attorney General has attracted considers
ble attention:
LETTER Faox ATToRNEr okSRal1 uoAR or TUE
"S1sn1; "Wtsalso.os, oc. is, 1859.
Hon. 4. @. snauiitng:
any DEAR Slx: nave tho honor to acknowledge
so1 ins s u se sea W.
for which desire TO return my thank1.
The constant pressure npon ny tine has pro-
soss tosptctop, but II seems to b 1s!ulole con-
tstbuuon TO our nnanctal history. and throws
cnuA,feiab!e ltkbs upon the important quea-
Of thesc who believed thtl it VIA tho H.
terest a. Heu II tne dntJ OF the natlon to return
:. n saa :ea " " sssaa
hAFc 1tsHted Tho currency - Nc did our Arm1es--
& s ss
N potasb'e on the return Of pcacs. tnink we
Eade great mistake IN not doing 70: that tho
only way 10 reach the object IL By q stcAdy and
perhsttent contraction Of the culrencJ--a painful
1,ocess whencse! Il comes, no doubt, but harder
II hope ths1 Congress Htl Adetstas itseN with
courage and constancy to the solution OF tue
problem as soon a It meets: aud viii lee! assured
enough 10 support toose Who do Il NJ views otl
the subject a,t Of little importance to auYoo1y,
ont. ss sn American citizen, should be aoE7y and
Atha1 ed TO IND NJ country unable aud M willing.
Y tlue Of peace md prosperity, to proslde for
II. ores'aue paper. Very respectfully,
The following glettesfsom Mr. Maynard, on
that question, will be read with interest:
lz7rxR OK 1us FINANCES. PROM HON. HORACE
6Fft NAH14H,
, 1869-11-21

1ne t"l Nall Gozetst SAYS: "Te tes,u from
the figord that the nasu4se Of II, &c Lr.,ro,
with Nile. L'u'se, Uelete 4Aussru DE- Brsra..f viii
Be celebrated At sn+x 90 the q b. Tie tap,.s,
WI t&p me Contract on tha d4t Of hr ls4ur,,x-
uon .! ihe s9ex ctna1 add the trat place viii b
Iesel1eo Tor the tiRnAruTe Of the E.ktlerur Ma
poleoo. II ~ khoWa 1naf u de Lesseps IL ii some
suLt cousta of The AotsjoA- re Enprep. t1-
.eneh % gre her co-sih = maRo.ncent 1rtataS
R!seenI, shrh y eetng 1nshe-i VITA all lpes1.
=. @ - snle 81 Atcfees tfsFesGa IN Eassse si:ver
=. .ety oecatel9 Chased Al roupd ta. yeei, wafrn
- " to!o cnnuafftnru T., the different work.
" " ~ p. :. oe Le.s@ps are repsrren'ei since Tho
non Of the suez .'snal At,ove k.o ~ smlpalic yss.
sel nses sorl holding crnRns ana au.roqoded
% sal!o14 sf!fRoE3eM QeIll rhe taIut Of this
imFTAt pfesent u ssased 70 be about Is OG6 tranea
Nile DC ht19sfl !. not ss years old, .. nas nern
rtpor'ed; Z EAT ar . cear 1e Ii y,uvs.cme annenI
nha - not rue IhAt her sister i about 70 u4fyY
u. Dc Lesseps' son."
, 1869-11-21

sAss4.-..-..A,{23 $4i1 N.a
The above !Ectuls1 the reiaiua from ii: ths fI72
Conferences Tnt1tJ.fonf bare taken aetIon m
me Question: leaving thirty eight tus Of ;nta, n1
9a:ion e1balsred by the Genesal Eonference M
fots tnsr three fo1lths Of the votes ID ina Serrr.
l1&y 70 It's Adoptiou = F'eAaa'-
, 1869-11-21
THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH,

The Lay Representation Qucation-
Drerw helnDtEK Vote OF the Ministry
In Favor OF Stae Mefofua.
Tbs following conferences of the Methodist
Epltcoaal Chn1rh hate Soted on the plan al . Lay
uft6 annexed. ~ - -N
, 1869-11-21
a APhtiAdspHhtA seuxnttsn-Tko Man
Who HAhertted t78,OOO,O goo.

=. mar haz oeen = sudden explosion In or higher
ate atcaee-so explosion ih2t mas cAased diss.tar
nouE O ntns appeared stss young q m, Hnp, Tor
tdfee eass prior, hAd neeH seIT1n1 the k1sss4 pf
, 1869-11-21
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
RUOsWOH.
- Shoe FLY, Donst Noddcr Nc ''--Texp
aicAOfeAn All1lce.

NAEAN2C01 AHkACts
From he .Stsr York Herald, !Sor. ID
Thenaa' Gssutu WA the kccae vi another cAs-
ntshl laxt eseriDg. The Frog fowu hangers he'd
another Masquerade naiL 10 which esrfItnltR Or
na ss,ea -. I'd cTs5,th1g IT, o.
as4.asit*, AID IN nan, rsspects nade the occssloa
o'ctck The larYe doors leadlog to ms main psli
were nsoekadtd b the ut1al an!nase vefnln who
s!;:s5s sno!s up ,hs eaGstce 70 PUBLIC enter;
csrDet, Eefe the5 emit foul rnulls OF bad gtn
ana cabbage ltAf c,saEs- The loboles weft PIT
G.' o<rs,rs ,o: o.d % III ~ Rse m,ss yoa.E gutter
yi<,d that would cr7rR d.st1rcttop to an 4cco.1-
p'.Ahea Te,as knout town. fne cards of a1mlssion
which bad beeu 1ssped IN laltfed uumues4 saTe
oat, xuo two ps fl.ed habH.tts OF ruueJ stood
At the door and fecelsed tho rf1 ceprs admission
1et coiIected IRON the taIye csosds knas wtre ~
at,ef II The ncef B~armed ~Nn the Rnts,s
dltsstd IN the noat taLia7flc costomte, aud there
muai have eeeu upWArds Of a lanussed resdy for
toe Grand Ax1ch uf FsoRtoen-" nicn *aa tbe
hsd ev,dea.lv been ttud,ed for the oce.aloa.
teS% sea5a dDs ]. sr1ise e et ~ so1e ot
ttote Hho woro tLxm AALy Of those old co.,
tutes which hsse teen 30 cousp.cuous u tue
try It rAs pi. aaant 10 Neicoue - old friends.
1saac, OF Caxthan krtet, 10 contr'Da1ed 4. good
deal Of his chusce wear, atd whAt could nos De Oh
They Eight arpesr tu Aa-c: ed rags, as many OF
them tiu. tIees.ooters sp.n'sa OUTS -. eutnu-
,!ss,lc pet 1.rpsas nsons by M lnj1ns. ,, siS *D..
b,ttJ, rtse The characters personassa oy The
rneies.
itssaAce,, and. when cot ri9gtd ns ID altllar a.
llrc, reJ -cie neatly Sid tesullI dres%ed The
lady y ho tnst4 the inpFtstlEn VI ths
eoe's e1A':sa S:anss :...a,. Vim .PsasA &C.:
uUe,r1ctl ana s,<t.T- repr- t,x, - @ -
, 1869-11-21

no xaowN vILr1r1EN,
.AA Asao oasQue. ptped With brown sattu, cG1ski
~ N 'otas and edged with 4 hzndsozns enssted
| nGkA VIE nnp heading; aboFe this two foida
| ~n' Aooss square ends IN ftpnt With four
'elos % hun+ Sash endA over which tne thu
ta3sels II tie back fail. F1ounca fust hair
Us pto q sae FNE1DZ aknt put On IN srrs. hnr.
malta Hns. 1afee sAifu pipsca1 ADORE, This ~.
! ts1tIcLttrtJ haEdsous dresA, Tne pa,er,a, vas
rscn md eie~ant In appeasznce at es.;. OF .tnnt
- % per yatu-uaRirg and trimming. 4xa
r,~,4,,.
.t..,,,,s.,, s~ns -. ~
~ 80 hctrrn, wi1h n,sc. -.,,.. 1H.as 4 ooaeo
~ Aa. s e s10oo,
N.-...- 1oe a1eo "1ko
a~nnel* 4ao atuwea " ~ oaen snrL
.A 49, ,Aa.% .A1%A'o nNHss
sas ~ 80 e'au1' "lta sHo n3'1uea
...s .tt. -. - SA .s " ssa 10y eosed On
sss,.... 49,. - .H ....a F'o"ont oa1.
- 800. ~ ~ - -. s4o'' o..9ae, u'0Meo
- ~4s "uS N1N t3A w toe "AAe -
-. ..,.s. ~ s44s etoo@ "'ta
~ 49,. ss..~ss-. 49,. ~ ssaA aa3. 4Ma ~ ODE
-. -. e.s..-.s.... - - oa. Jet - ssnpte
toor t-n 800. ,rS . s.~ o .95 !. ~
, 1869-11-21


p@1eatA iou may, II the present Instant, BE- tns
suppofs and comfort Of your Aged mothers dectn.
nR 1eass. Tou mar have be4u hrooRht m IN IN :,
WAY 5oa shouid 90, and, for aarht knoK. ron
ma! % going II. You may BE- = psos Of nroprse,y
ano model OF morals 1t Is no, for ne 70 nv
.nst jon atc hot Root JouuR brosher, Who soes
70 oed ~ O'Clock every night, and pays hts bosra
s"ss r"u becoming regularity. Buh ny dcar
..a ~ nn u wicked world,
aaa posiness u ousIneaa. nrd
that my butcher and baker and c.7a,est,cr.
mater don't ike 10 11ass M even, except =,
ue eso o1 quarter, when Deacon Brown yt,lts
ne WIZ ny osusl Allowance of tue root Of eyl. I
oaa nothing ID the Good Book which Eorbtcs nv
eetePs'nF : iee N atrsuce. Mind yoo, / do not
psss any opipion upon ,onr mo,a1 chsrscte,. bnt.
ass mere little matter Of buz.ne&s, / Rnlnk II
nou'o oe vel ios 5ou to come down With 10 much
- teemefo good unto .on, and will give you =
stAnreo receipt for the same. Sums under
twenty doIIsrr, believe, require no stamp I
may sAT that It hardly seems necessary to navs
10 nnca eoao and nensense 2nd 10 many rtoca.-
sAs o. Fnas 10 really EerT tt1ple and natural
PalE' Icf, Joo coDUeoce fcaeassirs now, so1
Hay oaFe 10 fehezfae ate. nazTtaFe, which yop
VII ono DOT 70 pleasant II VIII b. much better
tes zen to asAnd op TIE man snd take your pun.
ishnent u quietly ~ possible. Ir1mr bad dote
u 5eu OILY male up Joar mind to s~a.
soFTeatsot, siI: II yon are really beat upon re-
heAssai, would II not be y eli 70 have 4 prprnp,er
II the cssemonyt At tho right places he could
ssg: Bride werps three iesfs: groom shlr,a legs:
brtoe h}usees: groom cloves his eyes; br.de bows
her bead; groom can press hts right nnscr on the
bridge Of his noe II be th!uks be h In danger Of
Aneexns; orde nay cough gently: groom cau
appear Interesting: hIlde c&n rob gently, ae, DC,
fou see, ~ dear Joung brother. tnis will slm-
pltfy the cefemory. prevent niatastA. and erer1-
[hl1 & viii pas OF scooruirg 70 Gunther. At tue
Ran,e ftIoe. to conclude, an free 10 say, when
Deet With younger hfother who u 80 very p4r-
iculaf and l4vendettan, 1 am alwa{s suspicious,
'ithough would not for the world presume to
udee ron, OF to deny that nay b cnterta1uing
u angel unA sareA Bot, u BAid before, this IL
! wtcled Sostd, and bu1non Il hastness II,
nefeforr. you hare your nttle doHasrr ready, I |
hs1l b paeAsed 10 present you with NJ
'us0HEaph. Il not, Bzoshe1 Jessaznine, who
tves oTa the wa5. and 1aar II all particular. usay
etes1sa Joa on ieog or shors credit, - you I
hoo4eL'
1ss. stf. IL shs. shsah say In such ea.e
naa waass 10 cut = splurze In th1a word he
mould b uada 10 rsy for hi sp.eIa Ikuayt
, 1869-11-21
UEkNXa,
The falhiorAbfa wa,lirR dress hau no ex1cs reg.

.a'se NJ 1xu4~ - SAant And AHkHaru tnst ma.
wv oe Improved. and alnaoat beaat,ded, bf CON-
oetent dscssnases. OF course, thly REQUIRES some
III. The vetdere1o2ec bast must b made to Of.
Ger, AID The coat-sieeSe, wltn lu pucng ses IN
lepgthw1e, dertsed 70 hide ; scsseU arm, and
the waist rounded Into pl1mV1ees b. those mIs-
tefoos paddtnxs, which Will u6. bear insestiga-
tlou, but are le's forbtddlpg thAn the fac:A
1t Is deception, grant Jou, bns naraseasa one,
since only tho eye u dece!sed.
AZ this eStaet4ahmtnt tho dress lining IS carefully
Qtted 10 the form: tateu In here, let onr there,
aud made smooth and sr1nuet1cal everywhere.
BJ piuntng On the l1nlng the exact nhaps u OBJ
tanned, and The dFeks must at accurately. There
u &c change 10 the way waists are made, The
oscks arc cut the same, and tho two dasts In the
front Of the lining; puk tha shoulders are not "a
!onR a. formerly. The skirt, Il OF wpolIen Or aux,
IS hned throughout with paper c&mbrie, and iaced
II toe bottom of the skirt with audeutug, half
Jard DEEP. This IL plsced between tho 9ooas and
The EninE. Silks xre not bound, unleaA with velvet
They sEt Amply heumed 10 Inch deep, except In
the w1tktn9 dtsas. The reck Of the tFcss u cut
low to ot the broad rsattias eoltxr now worn, or
Fnnpadour tsquAre} for = blonde, cheutBests or
hea9t-shaped Bauds an rot stitched on. unless
tho weazef preftrx FhniTs hare not gone out.
and y III not 70 ont for sous TINS. They arc more
fasnior able thAa tho oversktrL Tiers u no par
ocu1ar sJle, ktnee any II fashionAhle lmmenss
saah eds azu ~ much worn II ever They arc
made Of the same u3xtestAl ~ tho drass, sud
trimmed to correspond stve few Of The IaAt
new dresses made to order It Madame
6tonFhtou1:
, 1869-02-02

bali absolutely po|sonon'. Tho aooo,Alsy /,
Tor auek a law 10 project public hotlth II !,
ryi1ent, 1t Will have Ito moral AMI pikos!.t'
cal support oi all consumers ofliquort, wihp
are lntgta'th dlreotly In having. la taot,'
the pure vino or liquor which they psy
Tor and 10 rarely ever obtain. II the to H.
rc.anco men would unite In obtaining
this law, they would ha able to suppress
fou1-flfths Of the real evils resulting
from tho use OF alcoholic beverages. I'm
pure, drueged and adulterated liquors are
poisonous to the human system to the c1-
tent that they, ,aro.t thus edulserated;, Most
otthe liquor retailtd Is Of this adulseEated
character: Men pill drink ; no law. hui
. man OF divine, has ever prohibited the
use OF alcoholic beverages. Is 1t humane
or Christian-like for men, protesting. 10
: have tho personal and moral welfare Of
! their race at heart, to refuse corporation
in supprcssing the sale Of that which is
contessedIy poisonous. because society
will not abandon the use Of liquors ALTO
gether1 IL is-not better to prohibit the
use Of de1eterious compounds under The
| name Of alcoholic beverages, and conflns
the sale to pure liquors, than to allow th'
| intlisc1iminato sale Of such horrible Btuf
because the sale ofpure liquors is NOT a9s'
p1ohibftcda We hope the Legislature
will enact proper law. on this snbjec
as sanitary measure, and protect tn
People Of all grades Of society from th
wrongs and injuries now cxtcnsigel,
rractised In the sale Of adul!erste
1 1.ai1ntt
, 1869-02-02
THE REV STATE HOUHE,

It Stems that The new Legislature is jus.
beginning TO discover that the three MIL
liens go'cd by previous Legislature to
erccta new State House will not rear the
naked walls thereof to the caves, and
that to complete the structure on the
graId scale on which it has been COM
menced will cost from twelve to fifteen
millions Of dollars; and be crowned with
dome that will cast in the shade that on
the Capitol at Washington. And what
adds to the pecuniary pungency is, that
when the gigantic palace is completed at
acost about cuual to the State deb. at ita
maximum, it will probably tumble down
In consequence Of tile soft and friabie
character Of the foundation Btone
which was taken IRON somee1pcrimeusa
quarry in Hancock County. all tlls
Is very interesting information for ta1
payers. But VIC shall not undertake
again 10 fight the Springfield lobby, fol
NC should stand no chance against them
We, therefore, enter no protest sgsins
the proposed sG5o,gO0 appropriation 4
raiaa tho foundation walls d lew fec
higher, but, on the contrary, sugges. .ha
Il 1noneJ.be not abundant in The Trct SURF
It will be beat 10 postpone the Improve
tlent Of Tho Illinois 1ssvor, as Was don
tet ytsfs sgo, Until Tho BtAte 1tousp
con,plsse'@ and paid Tor. Of what walt,
Ii. tliAt afdAt attury or oois,tnefce In con,
4 pnrthpn will, lilo 1ilsefoBt oi Tho Hprtng
hpM tohiyf TT MliRt value ~ cl,nA
, 1869-02-02
ADULTERATED LrouoRs

A bill has been introduccn into the
Legislature to prevent tho sale of adul-
tezated and counte1!oitcd. splrNuous aud
tcrmen!ed liquors.. II Is rcry cumbcr-
some and d;ponderous scheme, aud wholly
inpraoticable. There should be no d,tA,
Gully In prepariDga p1ope1 law on thts
subicct, NOR In adopting 1t, Al! thstis
required Is a few simple provisions: i.
making the sale Of impure, or adulseratcd,
wints. spirits or icrmen,ed liquors, MS
dcmLannK punishable by fine and tmprib-
onmcnt. 2. Authorizing any magistrate,
upon the sworn complaint OF any respecm'
bic citizen that be had purchased liquor
| of any klndwhich wAa impure, adulse1.
atd, or drugged, he producing tho same,
10 issue his warrant tor tho arrest Of the
vendor; and upon proof OF. such sale, and
upon further proof by compc.en, chem.
tss tha. such liquor was impure. or drug
ped OK counterfeited, to commit such
vendor to Jail, or hold him under bail, tc
answer as personsln other criminal csses
and making it the duty Of grand ]usic!
upon like pruot to lndict such yer doF..!
such law would be. the ~bcst temper
nncc measure ever enacted. because II
cnu|J bc.cn!orced. It IL a-meAsure to 3hs
suppn7t of which ali true temperance
NTH ahould give their best ef,rts. II Wnet
II Is remembered that, Of the. w1ne: Ane
spirits rstailed In Ill parts OF the country
70: srs1 sen per cant ID pure, moro thar