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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-04-16

n promising young shaver OF
some SIX years was reading his les
son at school, one day. in that de
ilberatc manner for which urchins
OF that age somewhat remarkable
AS he proceeded with the task he
came upon the passage, "Keep thy
tongue from evil, and thy lips from
guile." Master Hopeful drawled
ont, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Observation-Disclosures
Secretary CLARK issues circular
warning masOns against imposition
by n man calling himself Robert
StrOiasky, purpOrting to hail from
lodge III Prussia. He sometimes
claims to he fresco painter, bnt
his principal business seems to be
to try to get living by sponging
from the brethren. He is small in
size, black hair and eyes, dark but
fair complexion, and is about thirty
years old.
We understand that the Bnrling.
ton Sentinel, which has suspended
publication for number of weeks,
has recently been purchased by
Messrs. Morrillo Noyes, B. B. Small.
ley and others, of Burlington. Capt.
Bittertield, of Concord, n. H., is
mentioned as editor, and the paper
will resume publication Immediately.
If we mistake not, the Sentinel H
the oldest newspaper in the State.
"A ROw.-A few evenings since,
at the Union house in Sheffield tho
members of a small church met to
choose officers and decide when
each of two dissenting parties should
occupy the house. During the meet
ing difficulties arose which resulted
in the lights being blown out and q
general fight being enteIed into
Some were Knocked down, others
pounded an1 severely bruised. 1t.
would seem be to the credit of
the people in this union district to
have but few of these meetings.
hAAIMS tOh 1olku AXADlES.-
Don't scream unless you are fright
ened.
A narrowness of waist shows .
narrOwncss of mind.
1t is a fine silk that knows no
turning.
Practice Ton apiano) makes perfect.
The true test of Il mans temper il
to keep him waiting ten minutes for
his dinner
Never faint when You are alone.
Always select some good opportuni-
~ or young man. The more persons
there are about you the more sue
cessful will be your faint. A woman
should not only faint well, but be
above suspicion.
On Saturday afternoon last, as
Martin Kane, of Castleton, an em-
ployec of the Rensselaer, ard Sara.
toga railroad, was about to step up
Oh the train while in motion, at the
depot in Whitehall slipped and fell
under the car. the wheels passing
over his left arm and badly bruising
his leg. lie was atterwa,d taken to
his home in Castlcton, where ne has
a wife and six children.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-04-16

RAISING CALvEs.--It is sonsider-
ed the best course to bring up the
calf by hand, as the milk is general
~ Of too much account for the dairy
to be devoted entirely to nourshing
the calf 1t should he left to suck
once or = twice, which it will do as
soon as it is able to stand. The
calf should remain with the COW q
day or more and then should bo
taught to drink, by putting the
fingers into its mouth, and gently
bringing its muzzle down to the
milk in II pail, when it will imbibv
in sucking the fingers.
Hay tea, often used in this cOun-
try and abroad, substitutes well for
milk in raising calves. The nOufish-
ing impression of hay must be made
from the sweetest and best hay, cut
by u hay.cutter into pieces about
two inches long, and put into an
carthcn vessel; on this, boiling
water should be poured, and during
which time it ought to be kept care
fully closed.
After the first week the proper.
tons of milk and hay tea may be
equal, then composed Of two.thirds
hay tea and one Of milk: and 1T
length one fourth part of milk will
be sufficient. This food should be
given to the calf in lukcwarm
state, three or four times u day, an
quantities averaging three quarts
at each meal, but gradually increas
ing to four quarts rs the calf grows
older.
Towards the end of the second
month, besides the usual quantity
given at each meal, u small wisp 0r
bundle of hay is to be laid before
the calf, which it would gradually
come to eat. II the weather IL fav'
orablc. the animal may he turned
out to Craze in u fine, sweet pastuft
well sheltered from the wind and
rain. The hay tea should he made
fresh every two days, rs it soon loses
its nutritious quality.
After the calf is fully wcaned
there is nothing very peculiar ~ tho
general management; but 1t should
not he pampcrcd, nor yet poorly fed
or starved, 50 as to receive u check
in its growth. II il best TO handle
calves us much as possible, aud pet
them. lead them with a halter, and
carcss them in vaiiouS ways. Calves
managed IN this, way will always
bc docilc aud suffer themselves 10
bc approached aud handled both In
the pasture and IN the barn.
Experience shows that the first
two or three calves are smaller tn,rl
those that follow. and hence, unless
they are pure bred, and to he kept
, for the blood. they are not general
" thoughtto be 40 desirable 10 rals'
for the dairy, rs the tllIid or iourtn'
l aud those that come aitcr' up 70
q the agc of nine or ten years. 10
- raise first rate mixers, Il isaOsolute
\ ly Necessary to feed on dairy mod
Il even while young. Small quantities
n of oat and linsecd meal should be
ted daring the time Of growth. l.
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"COMING TO THE SCRATCH.'-
The butlaloes found in the telegraph
poles of the overland line IL new
source of delight on the treclcSs
prairie-tle 'cvelty of having some
thing TO scla,ch against. But it
was eXpenslN. scratching for the tel
egraph co., ny, and, there, indeed,
was the la. for the bisonS shook
down M = # wire daily. \ bright
idea str cl somebody to send to st.
Louis and Chicago for all the brad
avis that could be purchased, and
these were driven into the poles with
view to wound the animals and
check their rubbing propensity
Never was greater mistake. The
butialoes were delighted. For the
first time they came to the scratch
sure of a sensation III their thick
hides that thrilled them from horn
to tail. They would 20 fifteen miles
To find Il brad awl. They fought
battles around the poles containing
them, and the victor would proudly
climb the mountainous heap OF rump
and lump of the fallen and scratch
himself into bliss until the brad .awl
broke, or the pole came down.
There has been no demand for brad
avis from the Kansas region since
the first invoice.
\ GREAT SLAuGHTER.-Mr. Al.
vim Pike of WcathcrShcld stored his
wool last spring in his granary, sup
posing it perfectly Satc there. y
few weeks since he discovered some
rats in the barn, and thinking they
might injure his wool. concluded To
overhaul il. He accordingly took
his bows and large iavorlte eat one
evering, and commenced the search.
lie soon found that his suspicious
were not groundleSs. After closing
every outlet they commenced to dis.
patch the vermn. In n short tima
the eat became exhausted and rctir.
cd from the conflict. The boys con.
tinucd to remove fleece after fleece,
killing all they saw, and throwing
in the alley. After all were dispatch
ed, they picked up, by actual count,
ninety -four well grown rats.
STRANGE PlIENoMENoN.-.Dnr
ing the rain of last week, the Laco
mia Democrat says sever VI persons
noticed u great number of fish In the
, road on Water ST., and on the snow
beside the road. Whch first motto
cd they were alive aud lively. They
, were about one andsonc fourth inch
cs long, and Of very uniform size
. and there were hundreds Of them
What species of fish they were il
not known. Some said that the,
rcscmblcd the salt water slnclt--oth
: crs that they are found in the water
: thereabouts. How they came whef,
| thcy were found ie the question.
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a Norwich doctor has been i'm
ploring Grant i'll poetry to quit
smoking. Grant replied in prose
that the position of physician 20 the
White House was already filled.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-04-16

We'll, the cvcnttul Tuesday after
noon came, and with my one dress
newly washed aud siarchcd and
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-04-16

Fortune smiles on those who roll
up their sleeves and put their shoul
ders to the wheel.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-04-16

The Appleton Post, (Wis.) says
that salt mixed with little butter
sells readily there at thirty five
cents pound.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-04-16

There is but one breath of air and
beat cf the heart betwixt this
world and the next.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-04-16

neatly irOned, and my brown hair
cOmbed smoothly back from my sun.
burnt face. took a basket of black
berries, and laying the towel on the
top, l started for the gathering. /
felt very humble and timid, but a
kind of sv ct hOpetulness that had
clung to me from the first knowledge
of the enterprise.
There was a good deal of noise
and hustle in the kitchen when |
went in, for the ladies' were unpack
ing baskets and talking loudly, and
altogether, and somehow | GOT
crowded up between the windows
with my basket, when some one
whispered, Here they come, out
here : and sure enough there was
the minister, and his little wife. shak.
ing hands with everybody and smil-
ing sweetly. At last they got to
where l. stood, and the lady held out
her hand.
i don't know your name, but
'Eanny Bailey said |; will You
accept a towel to wipe the dishes 1!
tits all mother had to send
How | had the courage to say so
much | don't know, but the lady
looked at me so Sweetly, and then
turned and presented Mr.. Moore,
her husband, and | put the basket
of Derries in his hand. and, would
you believe it, they stood right there
and laughingly agreed that he
should wipe his face on her towel,
if he could divide the fruit and |
was called upon to witness the trea-
ty. O it was the happiest hour of
my life, and the beginning of many
happy hours.
/ have not time to tell you of all
the good that followed in the foot
steps Of brother Moore. How the
wilderness blossomed as the rose,
and the parched ground gf"e forth
spriG@s Of living water. V, ing
wives lined their heads and smie1
with new born hope. Keeling hus-
bands walked erect in tue pride of
manhood. Substantial con forts
came to the homes long bare and
desolate. Dear Mrs. Moore became
as sister to me; i'll her friendly bo-
som ! poured all my sorrow and
pride, ana wickedness; with her |
learned humility, submission and
trust in God.
Our home is now comfortable and
happy. Little Benny has gone to
his loving Saviour. Our father is
our pride and JOY, for he is laboring
in the cause of temperance, and
many poor wandering inebrateS are
being reclaimed through his inhu-
ence,
Many years have passed since [
made my first Offering for the sake
of the gospel, yet | am sure it was
the first link that bound me to the
good and true of this life, and though
the chain is ottentimes dim and tar
nished here, the links will be golden
in that land which lies beyond the
river of death.
The New York herald., 1869-09-08

TlY A. N. CKISTAEhK, AUCTIONEER
ID Walnut and Rosewood Cabinet Furniture.
A. N. CRfSrALAR SON, AT Broadway, between Cana
aud s;ree.s U sell Thursday 9Th nst at III O'Clock
Chamber Parlor Library aud Dinins Room Suits
nut, ami oak upholstered IN silk
tel reps and harcioth imported French Cabinets side
boards, Eta,eres Armoe Gace, Secretary and Library
Bookcases marble top Centre Gard aud Pier Tables Desk
Chairs, Mirrors Clocks, Hair Mattresses Lace Curtains,
Catalogues at sale. Houkekeepers and others invited.
The New York herald., 1869-09-08
I OsEPH MCGUIRE, hUCTfONEER.
J Onlce 81 Cedar street, corner OF Broadway.

Supreme Court New York county.
In the matter Of the Of the estate OF omss
0ycgan, decea ased:-
pusauance Of this COURT dated the aIst day
of ktoust Is69 the will sell pulc
10 the higher bidder through JOSEPH Mcguire, Auction.
cer at the Exchange esesro0n, No. III brohdwayy New
York city the lh Of September, bs? at O'Clock
hs Household Properly and the unexprsd term OF tho
enoned and the peon and order Aled
bcrein sitnatsd n0ysvcss corner Of Forty socoNd
street and Seventh In % eisys snown ~ Ne hs-
sion Stabiex "
TBoxAe q. FsxLpA Rss, Attorney for A<nsDssrasion.
SEPT nMnnR7, lD6&
The New York herald., 1869-09-08

IIENRY b. HERTS, AUCTIONEER-TtLL SELL BY
auction the premises 42 West Twenty ssecnd sire ct
on Wednesday, September At 10H o'clock te Lease Of
I'd House brown sone) from date until Nay, 1s1.
Sale positive.
The New York herald., 1869-09-08

ss d, day twecnesdayl, :.

Elegant and costly Household Furniture Piano. &C. ,o
AZ the private residence of BAIL Rlngom Martin Esq, ilo
West Iweht between Svth and Seventh ave-
E.ALD guctfonesr WIN sell to the highest bidder AZ the
brilliant toned rosewood seven octave panoorte made by
CITY makers, Decker Bothcrs. need eight months has hye
years Guaranteed i've naencen Par,or Suits in green anu
gold crimson ani gold, brucsel SIR rers; Pier and Mante
,Ss cel m ralag Enpa Tidr opnsss Vel
Yet, brussels and ply Carpcs Clocks, Easy Chairs
tf0 ehoiae Bsoks beafosn Sli..s, rosewood and wal
nut; 70 Hair and Spring Mattresses, Feather Beds Bedding
Bedsteads, Bnens, Washstsnds, Sofas Chairs Rockers.
Extension fabv Buhets Dining chas silver flated Ware
tlsws French chins Dinner and rea ssss all Fanturs
Of servants department other srtces nunerous mou
on goods packed and shipped Tor purchasers sale positive
House .
The New York herald., 1869-09-08

HENRY DREHER HOPSON, AUCTIONEBRS 29
IL BoweryThs day by virtue OF cattel mortgage, al
l0 O'Clock, at 30 Hester street Furniture Sc, BE esseais
and Glassware coursrs Ice hor Brd, sad cages stoves
entire premises ny order OF J. y. BRADENhOP, Aitor
npv
The New York herald., 1869-09-08

IL Handsome Household Furniture.
On WEDNESDAY. Sept. 3 at 1914 O'Clock,
AT aa we. Twenty street comprising rch rosewood
and walnut Parlor Suits Velvet and Brsses Carpets, Gle
gnnt Curtains Mirrors rich French Ciocks Bronxes Vases
s,ug.ry, Paintings, Ornaments Centre. Side and Gard
Tables rosewood and walnut Bcdsteads, Bureaus, Ward
robes Loses Turkish Chairs fpc Feather Beds Hair
Sprng Mattresses 2eddns L. rary and pnlug Room Suits
China Class Sy~r Ware Kitchen and Cooking Uenss
all OF which new La. May, and sold
count OF owner leaving the city.
Catalogues at sale.
The New York herald., 1869-09-08
Upward scHsSck, AuCrroYErn.

EDWARD sCHEScK, AUCrruyEER,
II ITALIAN. MARBLE AND ALABASTER GOODS.
By EDWD. sCHESCK, this day, at O'Clock, beautiful
collection OF Vases Groups, &c the importation OF Bens
Esq.
EDWARD PETTINGER, AUCTfoNEER-sELLs ON
~ Thursday, September 2, at 109 O'Clock, contents of
Livery Stable No Second street. consisting of Horses,
Coaches Harness. Wagons, &c, everything aprrrainng
frat class stable PARTIES wishing 10 purchase before
apply 10 J. r. kfRKHAM, lA Bowesy.
EBEN HATHAWAY, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL,
~ Thursday, 9Th AZ 05 O'clock M 30 Veeey street. large
assortment Of ne Table and Pocket Cutlery Notions Under
clothing. Cigars, Liquors, &C.
GEORGE COOK, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 103
~ Liberty street, near Broadwav.-This day, At II
O'clock general assortment Of Furniture Bedding Glass,
Clocks Cutlery &c. Also counting house and Once Desks
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Who have injured themselves by certain
prActlcO, lndulgud In when alone, 4 habit ne.
Qusnuy learned nom evil compRnionn ar nj
school, tile effects OF which are nightly frii
even Wien H4IeaP, and, II not cured, Tundcn
marriage impossible, and destroys both Iulud
auu bOIy, should apply Immediately,
what u pity that = young man, lli,i hofe Of
hA country, the pride OF his paronIE. LIt,uiL
DO Anatcnud nom all prospects, amt enjoy.
nohLa OF mo by The consequence OF dcvn,.
ting nom tho path Of mature, ANA indulglnp
In certain secret habit, Such persons lIugi
JOfOlp CUutumplatinn ''''
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Carpet Department.


spoGial attention Il given 70 thIs DepaFt.
m9nl Having y B0peATte roam In tho o8tR6.
nAhmenI tor CarpNtH, on Cloths, MAtlinSS,
hugAl MALTA &C, &c, window Rllnd1, FIJI.
lures &C, enables us 70 oompeIo with Rny
house In the trade and OIisf great in;iuoS
me4ll 70 cash buy0rT In that Department
Raylng carpet from 40 70 u; selling the test
Ply Ingram All WontOd Chain and Wool
milling q " per yard. Gail and bea ioT your.
calves, II you Wish TO save money. Tho best
quality q Cotton Carpet Chain. s ply at lOo;
ply at 40, aud play al sc, WhitS Cotton
Chain from NOA 70 u for 50,
=, Terms arc Strictly Cash. Buying and sol.
ing ior caAh you can always thl what you
arc doing, Tor cash Will secure better bar
gAlpa than credit, believing that By Indus.
NY, honest dealing, aud economy, We eau
not ~! " benenl Lho9a friends and custom.
0rB that may 10 ploahed 70 favor Us with caIl.
Therefor respectfully invite an axRn1inR.
ton Of our stock OF ali cash buyoFR eitbet
wholesale Or retail before purchasing else.
mRr42 JOHN ROEMRR,
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aEB SapaS.
JOHN ROEMER,
Nos. 81 and 9O, Main st.,
CENTRE VIII EELING.
Fancy and Domestic Dly Goh

HUHiakosp!a9 Goods CaIPslA Oh uiOIhS
HAVING the LaICa VGFirIy ana NAV
elnofAl alluItmn1t q lrtltle5 aiFSelly aud
lldiEUglly eu1neGloa with : my OnIlISs No
ton and CAFpsl tStahlilhI IpnIn OoIn6tpS y,
tnio gno mammoth 6SlAblt nnsni, Whieh
quADlity Of guoas ohln any SvO SStI6IS-6.
mC1S mAO oily IN oar linz, Ard n CSlIIl-
qaeoQe ~ Yhhsh On boy AL al lh61I n
Lua pfiotll studying economy ID 0V0IT q.
IartmsnG having no rOnl % pay, I eG1 90 8
l9fseI 9e1ing.e q ls. e1Isnaa thAn any
number Of DgnlllmAnlI and GnfanSiei,i
sAlossnsn, thS moal .fAItaiOal eahnOl al %
$50 attention Il invited to a nv an.
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Dross trimmings,

~ great variety and At low prices KID
Gloves, q full line OF ba1t upNIity. II =. 81 IA
u IS, y ", Fancy GlOV6S-A General a.
soTtment Rt almost any price, 1AdIe5 and
Gents handkerchief, from 8 10 "a RpiOsS.
The eelt ooEs Machine Cotton In the
world a. pOc per hoG,
dies and uenLS' Hosiery IN thS CIV. Al N.
most any price,
MarlAllSl, Honey Comb and Iaueastsr
Quilt1 CloAlu aud ShRWlS in great variety
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rAKEPANTIuuLAR NOTlnN.

III. ]. AddruaaOa ali lhOlO who have In,utci
lhotnNrivuh by imprOpuT indulgence and NJ.
iaTy hAbiA, which rum both body and tnnn
unEittIng them for either buAintIa, siuiY. "a
Clety VI marriage.
Ihuss ATO SOME OF tho Sad aud mOIaunboIV
eiitOh produced W early hahila OF yoIiiI.
uhi HtaAh09 OF mo Hack and Limits, Palms
IN the Head, DtInnull OF Big 1T lIi-s al NIii,-
culaI Power, fAlplIAliqn OF The Heart. DVI.
papalA, NuEVoAs lTEitAbillty, DeranV 0nioni M
tho Digestive pnoIiOnn, General DCliiitV
symptoms Of ODnbum pLAOn, &c,
hKNTAI.LY.--Tho fearful otfccH I'M Tho
mind are much W bO dteAliOIl. Loss of MsIn.
1Ty, Uun fusion OF Ideas depression OF HniTits
XVII foTUbodinHp, AVOniOu TO HOciPty. sNIf'
DnIIuai' Love q solitude TimldiIy. DC, Nio
some Of the OWLS prOductSi.
Thousands OF poTSOuA OF all ages can nov
Judge what ls tiie cause Of thor dOcIinInp
h6aIlh. I0alng AstI ViyOT, boOOuilng weak,
pale, nervous and OtnAciRlrd, having n ain.
galAI appearance aDOut The eyes, CtJuPh. lnd
synutliuH VI Consumption.
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NrdltaI.
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL
ESPARIIsltKn As A RRPuSR pHnv
oUACKEAY,
FHH oRLE FLlCl WHEY Cps
GAN ~ oSTALSGR

DR JOHNSON has aAus,VvrOl tAn p,s,.,
~ NUltAln, eppolAy, aud only IsIi-tnsi
l1SniUSly IN thS Motl ~ NOAknSrI ~ NJ
liscG ut l-huoiA, otfiAtaFHA, AlieetiOps ~ ~.
khirsyu allA klaAAuf, Involuntary lrSshST,
80 lmpoleney, VeesrAl bQlalily, NSFVO1s,
f1ajon q ldoak lhlpllAtiah y Ch0 lSSst
QInldily, IrulnblLng, DilnnSa a niShL ~
GlidinoA, nlaAso oi The Head, IhruSl, M,
" SKIN, AtiostAnn9 Of ne HVul, Lunr-
stomach az hONOl8--thula IUITtllo b,lnNiSrC
Arising NUN EOliiAIy hAhi1 u lOath -sCfyi
And bnltAty pfAcucl1 nl0TO htAl 20 thar VIC,
llnl4 uAAn The cong OgEyrUnn " tlIS Mariner,
a. USUnA blAghLln1 their most bEtInAul
hofSe " Ant,EApAisNslA TNndoring MARRIAGE
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MARRlAQE

MATTIsd RopOnI, o. YOpag Men conlsm
RoAAaOa, OpEAHlS DSsliIy, IoioSInII!ss
ATsSlilly SurNL
ne WiaS PlSGa himSOli under The carr a,
N. j. nay IsAgl0pnly uInlIAa IA III honn,
- = gntlIlamAn, and clnllUnLlV FSIY urssn
hl1 An ~ 8 nhya,niRn ~"
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MuSIIns.

a Large nSloFtmBnI Of Bloashod And Un-
ble1chtd from 70, u, Is, IA IS, az. BleIohsll
and Uuhl OAahed Bhe0tlnG 81 o., 1914. Lin.
en- aho0lng Of superior qualify "a iO.4. A
IIRiEe supply q Linen Table Cloths, Table
qualify and exceedingly low pFic8S.
shlIting Linens bO, ", Ia SIS, q, SIS.
shirt BosomH y, Is, 80, q, ", 50, u, 7Sc.
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Neinper Of the Royal COlitCUoS SuTo,u,
LOndUn, urAduatS o. one q The nlCai Sini.
mont Colleges in The United alAtnl, and IN.
greater pail OF Fhuso I'M hhu been snIni IN
lhe hnSlillAh OF ltnIitiOn, PAItA, khllS1aiuhIa
and elbeWhcCej hAA bElotIINi GOinU Oi Tue inC,I
n,tonhning cnfoB mat were ever kI,OHp.
guvl' M'Sa ~ t.Se he'l And
Alh,fniCd ~ tuldbn nlnndd, OaShIutnula. win
NOluunt bluHulug, nunidCd bumetlnntS Win
arrangement Of mind, WuTu curoi hume.
dlRtRly,
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wHTTD qoODs

AlarVs nsa1rtmsnI Of ell thOdlH6rontmAkes,
Lawn, ROft Anlkhed IGconet, Blripod JHeo.
nOlS Pad lAounSIl, RTtilIAnti PiOueI.
Gfauedsin Yelling OF all oolOEC RlSnnSl5 81
all kinda and prices y y
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GiQuciAIty, Uho hAyO hoNlEna tina Yi-,ims M
obitAty Nico, thAl drcaAfln ami dS-lTuctiN,
hAhit u htch AnnnAlly GHU8FS y A nnliS,siS
grave thoutAntl o. NCnhg Men Of NJ n1o.t
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TO ne ooNrlNURD NEXT palpAv.l


Party WoMEN.-A comparatively
few Ladies' monopollzu tho Beauty al
well as the attention Of Society. This
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be while men are foolish aud single out
pretty faces for companions.
This can all be changed by using Ia.
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Ing, powerful and natural.
No lady need complain OF a red, tan.
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truly wonderful. To Preserve and
Dress the Hair use Lyons KAthalron.
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PRINTS.

A large H,aortmsnt a Nsy styIos 10. TX
and Ia BuRAl0 AllapAeoS y, q, @, Ia IS,
hun bo1lo SlU Fancy And RlacF SilSS irom
" = V y y per yard, -
bqmbalinOa, CIape HAth0fia, AloxAnCirtA
SSfd And mAny other ItylO Of good SuiIA-
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CLOTHs. CAssINIn I.ns,

SAtln0tS, JoauH, CAEhmsretl, 40, the largest
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chRnM aud Merchant TAiloN Al EaGtaru
PriCoa. also, TAll0Ia' Trimmings