The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-07-24
hATRlMoAi Ab MONEY.

hATRlMONi AyD MONEY.
Sweet Are the Uses OF Adver-
tisements.
The Market Quotations.
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II seems little curious, when We re.ne N.
her how esger ~e Generally sre a. q people
10 take adv ,nisse Of any suggestion in the
wsy Of dubiou. advertising that can be made
by Older communities across the va er, that
even t.,e city of New York lacks mair;mo-
NAL sgepcy and . matrimonial journal. We
recently received a copy Of The Matrimonia,
Ners, published ia London, and il one may
judge from lis appearance. ita proprie,o,s
must make a very good thing cut of The
'.anxious and aimless" of both sexes.
Oe would naturally suppose ,ha. The
class Of people which would resort to the
means under consideration in order that its
members might enter the hymenial stste.
would he on the whole rather deficient In
those qualifications Of person, miad and for
tune which render their possessor an en-
viable mortal in the eyes Of the world. But
this does no seem 10 be the case. So far q
physical advantages are concerned We have
already limited that the matrimonial sdveI.
lisers are among the most fortunate in ex.
is.ence, and they would appear 70 be net
Iess favored 10 other respects. Lsdies With
independent incomes OF from S., 600 to
$50. 000 4 year are By no means strangers to
the columns of Tho NcSs, and in more than
one instance We have discovered nobility
seeking mate 10 this IN aristocratic fashion.
Here, for instance, is q very suggestive noii-
fcaiion:
A Countess, aged %. but who looks much
younger, opnsldered very handsome, With
am,A6ie and loving di position, would be willing
| TO exchange and open correspondence With = NO.
enan or gentleman Of undoubtsd position.
What could woman desire in order to
make her scaling aud election sure" that
this fortunate lady does n II eeem 10 possess,
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Bu, il che il lair as y II AZ forty, and if she
wears her years 40 lightly that only an in.
.pec;iou OF her noble pedigree could discover
them. she should not surely despair Of meet
ing lT;eils in Ordinary 'sOcial intercourse,
especially when she adds to the glitter OF
her title and the radience of her beauty, the
charm Of an amisble and loving disposition.
Here is another fortunate being curiOusly
4 k<,e l,o
in order to enrice some lucky fellow into the
enjoyment of them:
Al.dy 81 years of ag, mil lie s,ze, very jIy,
and Of good appea aaee; Sues 70 correspond with
b auii al reside &c In charming country spot.
Eee. carriage and moves in good soeie,y.
VIVA, more could man desire 10 a wife?
Aud even il the personal attractions we're
wanting, whx, could rot be overlooked 4, |
only the $1,000 year and the country mouse |
were assured? Should some romantic young |
gentlemen prefer heaiiy TO anything else, |
let him straight way write to Edith:
Edith "a, tall, and very hand. some, very amia-
BILE, warmth artv.i aud ioSirg. wisi Is ~ NARY.
Sne Is sel counsciei md accomplished, and feels |
sure she could make a husband happy. ;ar,ner
preferred, bat no object on TO a kisd-h man
in Any O,ar p,siti,n wanting a Iealy devoted,
young aud attractive wife.
Money is not ,aeuiioned, but with all tho
priceless qualifications Just reciied, what
man could be 40 unreasonable as TO desire q
dot in addition ? Ii il the goose, not the
o:-paradise, that lays the golden egg.
Looking further into the list Of the matrimo-
nially inclined we 6Td the daughter of
bsroner, with 'brovn hair, gray eyes, very
lady-like looking, very pretty dgure, and
beautiful feet, who rides, drives and dances
we'll, has a very good temper and aft ction-
ate disposition, and is very merry, d.cidtdly
clever and accomplished, il devoted to The
and its ainusements. but does not
care for evening dissipation" soliciting cor.
with view TO marriage. What
man in search OF a wife could fail TO linger
over this catalogue o: sraceI, and in the end
to attempt to make them all his own? The
very thought of possessing woman who has
very beautiful feet, wfo dances we'll, aid
who yet does not care for evening dis-ipa-
lion, even were she the daughter of black.
smith insea of a baronet, should be sufti-
cient to fire every unclsimed nasculina
heart in the Uni.ed Kingdom. Here is
another perfect treasure
ug disposition to recommend her. Of medium
height, .ool figure, age -, prsfusOn OF auburn
,air small ehiselled mouth, asks for gentleman
. love AID he loved would like 10 correspond
Win 3 gentem N OF fair means. She Can manage
q keep house. and Is never id e.
How atirsciiveiy this advertisement be-
,ins! Dark eyed-Emily! Only beauty and
loving disposition to recommend her, for
Doth, Dues any mortal man, who deserves
O be kieed q ''small chiseled mouth"
vant more? The ladies do certainly form a
majority of the Ne,rs, but the majority il by
10 means an overwhelming one, and we
ave repr, duced- their announcements in
reference to those OF the gentlemen, because
hey are uniformly more naire and interest,"
ng. We will, however, Introduce one con-
dent fellow who steps into the ring with
ven more brusqneneSs and nonchalanCe than
. usually associated with men Of his profess
ion.-
lder.d .ood looking. now holding = permanent
ppointmsnt worth between $500 and fio0 Year,
nd anxious get marred al once, without any I
other or trouble. / want . bics-ioskins, jolly. ,
ecom oiished and lady-Iike ri or widow, aged
r,m % to PC, and wi,h an income Of fj0) a year.
have a very good appointment, ard c n Intro {
uce my wife into the hest society. Choj>e me and
Oh ", neVe regret it.
he pice-ioo&ing, jolly, accomplished and /,
1Oy-uke yiI MIA HtuOWS Nuot Ouc l ,
rely hopes that he vii! not haye ,ha slight i.
+ bother sbou, getting married, bat, on thu !,
onlrs-y, will he obliged to continue to !,
lruggie along On $500 or &iO0 year.
iere is the poor genius who wants patron
nd partner combined:
Parnassus gentleinanly and afectionate, aged
J, Of ackn,wieyed literary genius, but without 8
eAith, sseks n loving. cult ired Jung lady, KIN
T 4 mpathes aad the means 10 encou. aye noble q
nd talented a-pi atoms unbessed by fortu e. | r
ortraits excehnsed. I,
We noticed with erati6cation that this \
dvertisment had teen running much lon n
er time than the average, and Ve are Of the I
pinion that unless some guardianle-s il
,hool-girls happens to see it, our acklowl- G
ised literary genius will utterly exhaust h
ia slender means before he obtains the c
Of single Response 10 his touch O
Is appeal. y
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Bhe Oranges nj WsshSoSsoa. n
The establishment of the national head &
uarters Of the Oranges at Washington, will O
: especially convenient to the sturdy yeo. n
lanry whose agricultural pursuits are cUL- v
need 10 the political field. The unemployed Il
,ricnltErai talent that il lying around lOoee I
Washington il sufficient to run all the
ranges in the universe we're they ten times
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