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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-25

Boston is striving to mend and straighten
her ways, SO that she may no longer rest
under the imputation Of being "ramble
of narrow streets and a conundrum OF
crnnkGd lanes"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-25

The New Orleans, Little Rock and St
Louis railroad has been incorporated at
Little Rock, Arkansas. 1t is designed to
run from Little Rock to Alexandria.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-25

To fiatter a person adroitly one must know
<hcee things-what they are, what they
think they are, and what they want other
people to think they are.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-25

ThereRare said to be $4,000 Protestants in
Turkey, representing twelve different ma
tionalities, the greater number being con-
nected with the American missions.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-25

Out on the Wabash, a Hoosier is haunted
by two ghosts, one OF which is white
robed female who glides silently before his
eyes with secondhand coffin under her
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-25

The proof of true munifcence must be
drawn from the uses to which a man of
wealth applies his Observation-Disclosures.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-25

Geo AND WILCOX { GIB!s
%OV SEWING MACHINE, always IN ofde
and ready to sew, to run by hand Or ~
Recommended by the medical faculty a. the any
one fit for delicate ladies to use, account Of n
Gghtness. First class machines of al kinds q
offered for sale. The New Domestic Sewing y
chine is made on an entirely new principle
large assortment Of ladies' ready made sults y
ways on hand, of all colOrs and styles, manure
tured on our celebrated sewing machines.
dele 1y N. g. H8DRICK. No. 103 Canal street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-25

John s. kosby, the guerilla, has been
appointed and confirmed Brigadier General
of the Maryland militia.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-25
ID lie ID :

DI II u:
HARRIS-January "a, 1872, Mrs. ELIZA HARRIS
daughter Of Caroline Mitchell, aged twenty years
Her funeral will take place on Thursday. Janu.
airy Is at p. NJ. from the residence of her mother
No. 1873 Melpomene street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-25

The Times inflicted upon this long-suf-
fering community yesterday morning a
characteristic chapter of blunders. Among
others is the following:
The Speaker Of this extraordinary SEES
sion, however, holds on to his position after
the session for which he was elected dies.
In another part of the same paper we
find report of the proceedings of the
House, wherein it is stated that Mr..
Brewster rendered his resignation as
Speaker, which the House refused to ac-
cept by the decisive vote of fifty-seven
nays to five yeas. So it appears that the
statement that the Speaker holds on to
his position after the extra session dies is
contradicted by the same paper that makes
it. Perhaps the reporter made mistake.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-25

II LIVAUDAlS,
DRALRR IN
Pittsburg, Anthracite and Camel 0o''
ALSO,
ASH, OAK AND PINE WOOD.
Corner Magazine and Gir0d Streets
NEW ORLEANS.
Will promptly supply families, cotton press essss
printing off1ces, ETC., at the lowest market i IA
Special attention given to the shipment Of ces p,
casks to country consumers. JalS ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-25

In seeking for the original display of
force and arms in the recent troubles, all
impartial minds have fixed the blame
upon Speaker Carter; and the time when
his armed supporters sprang upon the
Speakers platform from their conceal
ment in his private room. The Times has
heretofore sought to fasten the respon-
sibility upon the Governor; but it now
owns up-in commenting upon Senator
Campbell's speech-that the impartial
minds are correct. 1t denies, however,
that Carter had SO many as thirty armed
retainers in his room that afternoon. We
are not DESTROYS of quarreling with the
Times about man or two-the main point
being admitted-but cur first informant
still sticks to his original number.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-25

nENTlST-DR ALLEN, NO. Ii DRIAs
~ street, near Canal, will attend personally
all those who may require his services or sdM
Or. Allen would inform his patients that the -
Der plate hereafter made will be from new q
pound, free from poisonous ingredients and ~ ~
a. strong a. the Vermilon Rubber. Old plsI
made new At twenty per cent lees than the ~ ~
price. oe0 "
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-25

HORSES - MULES. - THB UNDERSIGNED
III takes this method of informing the pubfcthas
he has perfected arrangements with Western buy.
that will enable him keep constantly on hand
the largest assortment of horses and mules to suit
the country and city demand, which he can sell y
sold as represented.
JAMES RAGAN
Stonewall Sale Stables, l34 Baronne street.
de2o Nv
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-25
INSURANCE.,
INSURANCE.
NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL
INSURANCE ASSOCIATION,
Once. No. 10 Exchange Alley.
SECOND ANNUAL STATEMENT.

In conformity with their charter the Insurance
Association publish the following statement:
Premiums for the year ending thirty-6rst Of De-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-25


AT special meeting of the Board of Directors
heid on the sixth of January, 1872 it was resolved
that an interest of TEN PER CENT per annum on
The capital paid in, and a dividend of THIRTY FIVE
PkR CENT on the net earned partici pating premi-
ums, be paid and after the fifteenth of February
next in cash, to stockholders who have paid their
subscription in full and by credits stock notes
OF subscribers, on which balances are due.
1t was Furthermore resolved, that stockholders
will have to pay the fifteenth of February next.
all balances then remaining due their stock
notes. c. CAvAROC. President.
u. LANAUx, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
Charles CavarOc, s. Cambon
Chs de Ruyter, Arthur Poincy,
A. Richard, j. Egli,
Leon Haas, IT., P.SWiltz
E.F. Mioton' Leon Qaeyrouxe,
W. Agar. A. Thibaut
jas I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-25

n U X B IN.
NOTARY PUBLIC AND UNITED STATES Con
MISSIONER.
Commissioner Of the United States Cour
Claims and Commissioner for the Statea
Once No. 60 Camp Street. New Orleau.
Testimony and dispositions taken at short us6A
Passports provided. and Customhouse pagan
promptly attended to. ii
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-25

The above statement is correct transcript
from the books Of the Insurance Association.
c. CAVAROC, President.
G. LANAUx Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-25

Lolita wiR appear this evening in Fal-
cOner's play.O Hearts Ease"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-25

STATE OF LOUISIANA, !
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this sixth
day Of January, 1872.
G. LIE GARDEUR, Jr.,
Notary Public
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-25

IN BANKRUPTCY. - PETITIONS AND
i Schedules prepared strictly according d
the Bankrupt Law, general orders of the United
States Supreme Court. and rules of the unitet
States District Court, by
JOHN 8. CARTER,
At the Office of c. s. Kellogg, Register in Bank
ruptcy, in Customhouse building. de&l y
Middletown transcript., 1872-02-24
BusISgss LAw.-It is not legally ncc.s

BUSINESS LAW 1t is not legally ncc.s
.ary tn say on note. "for value received. !"
a no,e given om Sunday is void
A note ob,ained by fraud or from n
person in q state Of intoxication. cannot
be coil, cicd.
II n note be lost or stolen il docs not
release the maker; be- must pay it.
An ind RISER of note is exempt from
liability if not served with notice Of its
dishonor within twenty -four hours Of its
nonpay ymeht.
A note by minor Is void.
Mites payable after date bear interest
only when stated.
Principals arc responsible for the acts
Of their agents.
Each individual in n partnership IL re-
spcnsiblc for the whole amount Of the
debts Of tho firm.
Ignorance Of the law excuses no one.
II il fraud to conceal fraud.
The Law compels no Que to do imposs;.
bili,ics
An agreement without consideration is
void.
Signatures made with . lead pencil are
good in Law.
A receipt for money paid Is not, legally.
conclusive.
The acts Of one partner bind all the
others.
Contracts made % Sunday cannot be
enforced.
A contract msde with minor Is void
A contract With luuatic IL void.
Middletown transcript., 1872-02-24
How to Improve Leap Year.

The ceremony of choosing rcmpndvSo
and comad,es for the year. a custom ps>
culiar to the people of Spain aud Mcx-
ico--is an old one. aud its origin dates
bsck many years. The manner Is N tnl-
Inws; The names of ladies and gentlsmea
known +, he mutually acquainted ass'
written ou slips Of paper aud deposited 10
hat. the name # la''y being draws
simultaneously from ane hat with that 1t
a gentleman from anotber. the iw" whoss
names are thus drawn to be compasi,ss and
comadres to each other for the year. The
obligations Incurred toward each other b
the relationship sre very simple. Thb
gentleman is 20 be the -~cor, II the lsly
on any and every occasion that she ms1
desire aud she. in turn, must consider
herself engaged for any and every eutos.
tainmcn, which he may wish 10 attcnd.
or course. the relationship ean bs dissolv-I
cd by mutual consent. either temporarily
or permanently, during the period far whtch
the agreement Is male The custom u an
agreeable one in this particular. that Il
insnrcs 10 boil, lady and grnileman an o.
cur, and companion, thus doing away With
the disngrcrable incidents which sOsne-
times occur through no, having purfnosa
for an entertainment Aud also secUsrA
TO the lady having rompatlre the pna6-
tive certainty Of having m esc"rt and some
one to dance with u, every ball.
Middletown transcript., 1872-02-24
Nature, Treatment. History and Pre-
vention Of Small-Pox.

Dr.. Is Chaiham Of Philadelphia.
h,mrrly Of Odessa. Del last week dcliv.
erred u lecture in Philadelphia. on the
abnvc subject, We take the following
synopsis Of il from the I'hiia. Record.
After n few preliminary re,uarks, ex.
planning the meaning Of tho terms variola
aud var,o!oid. identifying the - grease" in
horses. cowP"x aud smallpox us modifca-
iious OF one aud the sans disease, and
giving The derivation uf the word old
from the Greek word sl,s"---l;kc, up-
piled III vui,la, mea.lrs, typhus aud other
-cicniiic terms. TO constitute the word,
,arioloid. ruhccloii. ,phrii, etc the ,ub.
jrct was considered uud.r four heads: |
The nature, symptoms aud usual course
nt the disease. = it, treatment. 8. Its
origin aud history. 4. Prevention
Nainrc-No other nalady knawn to
medical men has brcn held IN 20 fearful
| abhorrcncr. ha. so dc, astated nations nhd
,icci"a,ed populations aud been so potcn-
liul in crushing out from the human hear.
IN the frign of .o,nc OF its dirrful vista
tions. those eM0Iions, affections and char
i,ics which ordinarily cr,nrnt the mrunbcr.
of the human fnnily iuio the spirit Of n
com,nnn brotherhood Its nature ix in the
highest degree contiguous. Chaav.au.
aided by lenses of the greatest paw-r. es.
tAblisl,ed III. fact that the active con,a.
gi"us principle in smallpox Is y living
cell. acting as n termcnt IN tcrm.n,ablr
lluid of ofalbuninou. character. the injecting
cell destroying continuity aud hcectting
disease; IL the meanwhile prnlifcrating
unlimitedly. 81 that all the fluids of the
diseased body bcco,nc injecting. Inoecn-
laiion with this material. like dcpositing
seed in the earth. ia simply secd or cell
planting. Both Chaavcau aud Suuiuscn
have proved that this essential contagious
principle il both insolnbls mud indiTusible
IN liquids or gasscs. and nost probably is
u self-living aud self-propagating organ.
ism
| Sniall.p pox IL an cruptive fever. marked
by the occurrence, more OF Tess. Of pus-
.ulcs over the entire surface of the body.
which appear at . definite pcriod. run =
Irregular course. aud, upon subsiding BY
the shedding oil II brown crust. frc.
qu,nily leave deep aud indcliblc cicstriccs.
This pii,iug or soaring is caused BY the
dcsisuction " the cuiis vers or truc skin
the middle eost. thus allowing the cx-
lcrual cost aud the internal cost to sp-
prouch each other in patches. and sdhsrc
SyMpsoins snd c0urss--lt usually cUm-
'ueucrs with the ordinary ceucon,iiauls ol
\ severe cold. and the symptons generally
rsssm.lc those ash-ring IN IN attack cl
nseasles: The peculiar sympsoms sre ~
anusually severe psin IN the back and
linlM. the dsgrcs 1t shs lumber psia Of.
ten bsing considered q 4. msaaurs oe tho
violrnss VI she attack. The esuplios ap-
| psass on The third NJ fourth day. and h
| eoMpls,sd ~ H. anh. when shs kvss Dis
| sppssrs. olssa ssdslsnlg. The ssuptloo =
4 MT pspslsr. lhsa vssiculss. aud, lastly,
poslslpt y ~ swslnh day. y Whlsk
| liins IL GGoea1ney, ~ sspoo1jo otlUaal hver,
lonped - ~ lssal looammeelso, ~ n.
Tts tody ~ Sau1co peo~llAs oaps.
etoG1 qo1 eeenl1 y isI1en eser1t-
]
Middletown transcript., 1872-02-24

Nwno VIII uuuesuWm0I.
when asst saw thse, gentle iady,
Admlrpd thy te~uty, heard Thy name.
Fr1m s0ssir bright land, some blest Already,
4 Wuamt spirit quickly came
And. like ~hi,e-wiuaed dove, Il susssrsd
lie velvet wing against the pGne
~ my hewst's window, - Il Uttered
In sweetest cadence--'.Hums Asninr'
Quicker than llsht or thoughts swllt pIuioo.
Or lighlnings inrsndcscent flame,
J ncw aud caught the trembling minion,
And seise'ea him with cord and chain.
! snapped his low, his arrows broke,
His guiver from the easement nuue,
When. presto. Tins the m'nion spoke,
And struck hIs Tyre, and gaily sung
Go seek tc chain the winds ~ heaven
To snatch the stars from Nights irivht throne
To find the lonu-l0st ririmds seven
Or count the sands in every xone,'
Put never presume To hind and fcttcr,
With locks or bolts or bars untold,
With cord OF chain. or (noihing bettcr)
The potency or strength Of poid-.-'
''-'o conquer lore by such inventions
10 folly IN the last extreme,
For love, though hind. to suci, inicntions
Is Areus-eyed, aud al-suprcmc.'
listened io his braygart ditiy,
With startled sense and mingled pain,
Which from my tvpvi wrang words of pity,
The ls,or blind hoy should bc 50 vain.
When. Sampson-likc, his bonds asunder
lie snapped, mud Aung them Ia my face,
Which filled me with chasrin and wonder,
And plunged me In 50 dc~p disgrace
That, ever since, my heart, sweet lady,
Itself disirusting, sirhs for thine,
And, In Loves bower, cool aud shady,
Accepts thee, It's sweet Valentine.
F;5. iNh, 1879. OpwssA Banp.
Middletown transcript., 1872-02-24

Whieh $50. .0OO pssished. Amer The To-
ssodussinn Of ssooiostiou. there we're only
~. .OOO csses end 8. 800 deaths. In Place.
The great mathensssieiss. declared that vac.
cinniisu hsd sddud ihrss years to tho AZ
srags durvsiou u humsn lifs.
d. George b. Wood. of tbis city. de-
clsrrd that s. had seen much " snail. pox
IN hin long continssd psscsioc. but had
never lost . case slter vucciDsliou.
Vaccination Was Introduced into the
United States iu 1870 By Dr.. Waterhousc.
II D.wtca. sud in 1871 tbs Legislature Of
this State prohibited inoculaticn By statute.
President john Adsms wss smong the
6rst sud most Influential 10 sprssdiug the
practice Of vaccinations. From 1880 to
1912 the desths IN this city BY smsll.pox
wcrs one In fourteen from 1877 10 1871 i.
ono In twenty-five. Thh Vas during the
practice of iuoculstiou. For four years
aher The prohibition of inoculstion and
the introduction Of vaccination, thcre
was not single death from smallpox 10
this city.
Nov. aier all this record of facts a. to
the destruction Of small. pox By its natural
enemy, vaccination. how il il that within
the spsce Of the. last ave months. IN this
city. We have had nearly ~. 900 cases oi
smallpox and nearly 5000 deaths. or a.
most Que 10 every four-a most fearful
mortality. II any one doubts my state
mcnts. let him 90 10 the records Of the
board Il health for confirmation. There
must be . terrible responsibility some
where. When. in the long history oi
scourages by pcs,ilcuce, has smallpox en-
joycd such carnival? What IA commcn.
,ary is this upon our religion. our laws.
our patriotism. our philanthropy aud wis.
dom The pccuniary loss to our trades
people hus been immense. At some OF
the stores in contiguous country towns
have been ported No goods from Phil
adelphia sold here" But who can calcu.
late the sum Of dcsolated homes. broken
hearts aud wi,hercd hopes. bcrcavcd pa
rents and orphaned children our culpabil-
ity has caused?
In no contingency whatever can the old
provcrb--" An ounce of prevention is
worth more than pound Of curc"-bc SO
np,ly applied. What, then. is our mani
fest duty as christians and members Of an
enlightened aud religious community! l
answer:
First. That we have procured by law,
under penalty. the vaccination Of every
child who cannot exhibit, satisfactory marks
before going into any school every per-
son before being admitted into any college.
charitable or other institution; boards Of
direction or public Office. or iu the learn
ing Of any trade or occupation, and before
naturalization.
Second. Reorganization Of our sani-
,ary police system and Of the board Of
health. and their control placed entirely
in the hands Of the brst medical talent OF
the city. with ample means to carry out
all nccdfnl measures for the prevention Of
the smallpox in our midst again.
Adopt these essentials, nnd that hor-
rihlr. Disgusting. loa,hsomc pcstilence will
be- seen and felt aud feared among US no
more.
Middletown transcript., 1872-02-24
Registers Order
REGISTERS OFFICE,

REGISTERS OFFICE,
New Castle County, Dee. T,h, 1871.
Upon the application Of David y. Wincbrcncr
aud John ". I;nckman, Executors OF William
Miliwnrd. late of Penc,dcr Hundred IN said coun.
u, dcccased II Is ordered and direcicd hy III.
Register tbs, the Executors aforesaid give notice
OF the granting OF letters i.s,anirniary 1pon the
Estate of ihr decreased. with The date of praniin.
thereof, 10y rausin. advertisements tn he posted
within fort, days from the date Of such letters.
In six of the most public places of the County OF
NV Castle requiring a'l persons h wing demands
against the Estate, 10 present the same, or abide
hy nm Act of Assembly in such ease made aud
provided. And,also cause the same to lac insert
cd within the same l~riod in the .Md.iisosa
Tyyascriys, n nrsIapcr published In Nidi.ciown n
and 10 bc c0ntiuued therein two months.
-, Given under the haul and Seal OF Of-
l.. =. Gee Of the Register Aforesaid, At New
~ Castle. in Ntw Castle County Aforesaid
the day and year above written
b GIBBS, Register.
NOTICE --.Aii persons having claims against
the Estate OF hc deceased must present the same
duly nties,cd 10 the Executors on or before lee.
i,h, 1879, or abide nm Act os Assembly In such
case made and provided.
DAVID s. wiNEBRHNER, | r...,..
JuiiN ". BUtkMAN,
Appaxss--Juhn ". Bnckman.
Jan l3--?m $50 alnut Strict, f1ils.
Middletown transcript., 1872-02-24

A SrRAxox RACE An English officer
has discovered curious tribe Of people
dwelling smong the hills Of Northern Hin.
dostan. the remains Of once numerous
racc. but nov consisting Of less than six
buudred souls. They are named Todas,
aud IN thsir appearance. language and
eustoms didsr from both Hiudoos sud
Mahometsns. They are tall, athletic. Of
! light bsonss cc,nplexion, with large.
DARK eyes. and 1hssuses Of R0uan east
Thsls villsits consist Of fsw seattessd
hsts n n oval shaps. sltuased IN some
scslu1sd ~ b ~ vsede o. fhstaessss u
~ t1ooohlob. ~ huohlo \ ~ ~
hooll y - 4Doo. ~ eulllea1ss -
~ M T. Sgelyt ~ -
Middletown transcript., 1872-02-24
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TIE appliustlos = aN
10 sBsay solls - - G))o1
bsse0etsl svselss. q -
sry The osdlassy fhsn u1nG
liills ssssstioe. o. sco9i !
chssscses u tie sojl. nree
willing TO Lcss0w ~ lsboS n
iss ssesmslstioa snd keul5
land. Bss in tlsls ~ lhl6h oseo
err. Tho applisasios " tht1S
bnshcls u nsls n the sese y :
small coat and lissls lsbos. Ukt1
In msny instances. ~ rrpaid ssS6l
In sissDs crop; lssilss ~
quantity, when applied % wheot
csop 10 shem has(ened u usa1o5
NJ ten days esvlies than chest - 4
land not sslisd. and this g.jn iH (l
often saws the crop by su~s - ~
Tho proper time 70 apply .sall -
lsnd u. y tho time 81 sostne ~
Iu the vicinity of toeus aed ellis
pork packing Is essried - = ~ q
large quantities At refhse aalt oD6y
that will answer evcp bstlce ~
land shsn that which hss assss W
In packing. on scc0uut n ~ ~
ser Il contains. aud this ssls ~
y b boaehs u . chssp snee. N
We should b. pleased " soal6 - T.
friends would make the expssiu6
give " the rcsult for pablicnslo6. n
would once Try il. 10 ihint they eeol
apt tn repeat il.
A New York farmer wss IN The GG0
Gr long time. Of applying sak y
wheat land ut the rate II @o0 70 q
pounds per acre. He found Il ha.l ! M
dency 70 cause the crop to ssasuFs ~
gave brighter straw. moro p,amp =
heavy grain. and Of course larger yj<l
lie thought 400 pounds might Ss spp)
TO the acre with greater advantage.
sowed his wheat in September anl u
salt Immediately after tho wheat. bat sai
~ Were | to be gai,ied by theory slone.
would say. SOW before the wheat aud hs
row in With IT,"
For other crops. sah may b. sasn n
the ground is broken up aud Just 'precs
ing the sowing or planting Of the crop.
Middletown transcript., 1872-02-24

SLgEp. A Sufficient amount of good.
refreshing sleep i. JUS. Ms necessary 70 The
health of the body. as proper fn,d awd
sunlight No one can d. we'll without u /;
indeed. be cannot do a, all. for when ons
loses his sleep. he Loses his strsasth and
power of endurance with L. Il Il sleep
iha, strengthens our bodies and rspaiso
tho waste af our tissues. Every lnovs.
mens we make during the day every
thought. every action lis attended With :
loss Of substance. Like a mill ruDniuQ
by stcam OF by water. every hour's wask
uses up certsin quantity Il motive pou<
er. During the night. while wc slsepy
this Is oil replaced. and we awake fAsli66
refreshed aud new. and ready e,r aesie1
again. No matter how hard n pcrson ul41.
work. II he only gets sufficient amouGt
II sleep. he viii thrive aud do veil. II
he does not get sleep enough. no isstos<
how little he works. he will alwaye NJ
tired and uncomfortable. Slsrp b ~
great restorer, the great invigorssof. r.
is poor economy TO steal an hour ftpA M
freshius sleep, With the e1poetatlsM
making paying thing of il.
Middletown transcript., 1872-02-24
SUPERB PREMIUM ENGRAVING.

Every person getting up ,luh Of five ut 81 GO
Zach, or eight al 81 30 each. will he entitled Ia
an cx,r, 'ppy of the Mas.xinc for 1872. aud also
20 a copy OF the superb parior mcxzo'int tsivc -
inches by ,sl, Five Times t'ne To-llay.
irnrns sent. crs,'s, 10 those wishing TO get up
tiuis Address,
CHARLES ]. PETERSON.
NJ. $50 clss'Int Street. philadci ,hia, Pa.
Ur, as--N
Middletown transcript., 1872-02-24
Thrilling Tales and Novelties
Mammoth Oolored Fashion Plates

Ahead of all others. THESE rlaics arc engraved
on steel twice the usual s'xe and contain six a..
orc. They will ie supssbly rolored. Also, sev-
rr', pages of household ani other rcssipis In
shosi, .scr. thing interesting Ia b dies.