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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-02-27
THE RETREAT.


The following Is published by request /
was written At the time Of the Retreat Of III,
Uuioh Home Guards the day General Wis
wasrepOrted coming down the Kanavha riy
err twill 10 donbrbc source Disqualification
a, well asmcrriment, 10 our gallant Colonel
and to our brave Major, both Of whom cam
out oflhe TgnggcmGH" 0uhatm6dsand with
out losing a man.
,,o Oh we're you neverphome guard
IilIL Aud did you never Train,
And feel your musket by your side,
rE YoucAuneyer feGlzngan, b
Did y0a never meetupon Main street,
QIaswamssnumcr day,Tg q
r While some one bladd Tie tpROr drqm,
To the tune Of "olt dog TrayFT
g. II seems TO me but yesterday,
Nor scarce so long ago, III
Since all The guards their muskets took,
And crossed the Ohio,
Our muskets they were very good,
With ramrods bright aud new,
.'-' With bayonet upon The end
We took them with US too,
WerhNgcd upon eyhyskif
Or boat u any kind, tst..
~ And crossed the Ohio
Nor left boat behind,
But ali! we knew thing or two,
Our mcn thought Of plan,
Veal went down to GolipoIis,
Nor lost single mau,
Our captain was as brave a man,
AS ecr commission bore,
And brightly shone his new muSket,
A wooden hat he wore
We all climbed uptha river bank,
Against the western wind,
While every coat tail in the van,
Streamed brave out behind.
We shoudcred arms we carried arms,
We charged the bayonet,
Aud woe unto the boat or skif,
That in orr course we met;
Al twelve O'Clock The order came,
1OCrOsS the Ohio,
Will fearless hearts, though Cowardly legs
We all made haste togo.
A HOME GUARD.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-02-27

Massachusetts boasts a curious religious
sect, recently organized, whose principal
characteristic seems to be that they wash
each others feet They sit 10 rows, back
to back, when they perform their washing
service. They discard pork altogether
and live principally on beans aud brown
bread, and saltwater trout. Saturday
they keep sacred, aud work on Sunday, -
Tie women wear trousers.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-02-27

Some one has said that young mother
is the most beautiful thing in nature -
Why qualify III Why youug2 Are net
all mothers beautiful? The sentimental
outside boholder mag prefer youth in the
pretty picture, but | am inclined to think
that sous and daughters, who are most in.
timately concerned in the matter, love aud
admire their mothers most when they are
old. How suggestive of something holy
and venerable it is when person talks OF
his dear mother"
Away with your miucing "mammaa, ="
suggestive only ola fine lady, who deputies
her duty to a nurse, a drawing-room ma
tcrnal parent, who is afraid to handle her
offspring for fear of soiIing her duo new
gown Give us the homely mother, the
arms of whose love are all.embracing,
who is beautiful always, whether old or
young; whether arrayed in satin or mod.
estly attired in calico The dear old
mothers! Heaven bless them!
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-02-27
KNOTS UNITED
Or, Ways and By Ways in The Hidden Life of
AMERICAN DE ELECTIVES

We want gents for this book 1t disclOses
all the mysteries Of the Detective System II
is record Tor The past 90 years of the most
skillful detectives Of this country, in which
the craft, of Bank Robbers, thieves Pickp0Ck.
cts, Lottery Men, Counterfeit Money Dealers,
and swindlers Of all classes are exposed and
brought to Justice. Price So Is, Send for cir
culars and terms to agents.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-02-27
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-02-27

A good story is told of the students Of
an institute which is located 10 the New
Eoglaul States, A year or two since, just
before Lent the principal of the school
loctured the boys upon the proprioty fab.
staining from some accustomed article of
diet during Lent, aud desired each one to
write the name Of the article upon a
slip OFpapor, and land them to him next
morning at the opening Of the school. =
The papers we're handed in, and upon ev.
cry one was written the significant word,
clash"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-02-27

Prophecies of our feature greatness, il
will be seen, come from th9 very ceuteTof
the great manufacturing section Of Penn
SyIvauia.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-06-27
Precise witness

| happened to be In court the
other day just as Sam Dunlap was
called to the witness box. Sam S
testimony had to do with events
which had transpired years before,
and when the counse.. for the other
side took up the cross-question, his
evident aim was to show that the
witness, at the period in question,
must have been too young to bear
. reliable memory Of the events
therein occurring.
Jarvis was the l9wyer-a stout,
pompous, loud-voiced man, whose
favOrite pastime was the brow-beat-
ing and hectoring of witnesses.
With a fierce look, and with an ad-
monishing motion Of his right tore
finger, he opened his battery
"Now,M Mr.. Dunlap, you swear
positively to those events which oc-
CURED two-snd-twenty years ago?'
81 do, sir" replied Dunlap, with
ameekness untouched and untroubl-
cd by the bluster.
"Remember, sir" thunderd jar
Wis, with awful emphasis, "you
sre on your oath. You know the
penalty ofperjury. You had bet
ter not offer here testimony which
is not of your own personal knowl-
edge Now, answer me, sir: how
old are yOu?"
'SSomewhere about thirty-three, :"
replied Sam, after a moments re-
lection.
"What do you mean by that, sir?
Don't you know your exact Sge?"
The witness shook his head in
mild, meek silence.
"What, sir" cried Jarvis, with
3 witbering look upon the witness
snd q triumphant glance toward
the jury, "don't you know your own
Sges Don't you know the date of
your birthH"
With . nod and . smile, and
with a mildnesS which was like the
gentle falling Of the sunshine, Dun.
lap answered:
"Not to my own personal knowl-
edge, sir The only light in my
possession upon that matter | have
geined from others. | was un-
aoabtedly present at the date of
Yhieh you speak; but my extreme
"A might say, my infnitesimal
youth at that patiCular period Of
time found me 50 devoid Of meutal
power that | dare not, in your pre-
Sence sir, swear that, Of my own
personal knowledge, I know any
thing ahout it. lam free to confess,
&, that / have no remembrance
SheEeOfwhatever."
TAs genial COnugstiOn of the
&e Ofthe court was . sign that 8
ssneEslsnile would tolerated, and
several Of the jurY smiIed audibly.
Sans testimony vas not shsLsn.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-06-27
FEVER AND ACuE.

FEVER AND AGCE cured for Eily cents. There =
not remedial agent thia world that will Fsvsr
and AEus, and all other MAiarous, Biiiras, Scarlet
Typhoid, Yellow, and other fsves (Aidsd By RAD
WAYS PILLS. so qnicx IS RAILWAYS READY
RELIEF. Fifty cents per bottle. Sold BY DruggIs.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-06-27
Sights 20 See.

WOltiu iike W ett, Do OiiOWS:
The sight ofa large coaI-wagon
unloading at our door, at the cost
ola kind friend who wished to
show us his affection.
The sight Of statue put up by
public subscription, and proving
not to be an eyesore to the public.
The sight ofa wholesome, honest
Union of Workmen tor putting
down the hireling agitators who
live by causing strikes.
The sight ot'a whole column OF
theatrical advertisements without
one single puff in it.
The sight of four wheeled cab
which neither jolts, nor rattles, nor
smells horribly Of smoke.
The sight OF our bran-new silk
umbrella, which was taken by mis-
take (of course) for a very old
alpaca one we found left in ex-
change for it.
The sight OF a pew door in a con-
venieut position, opened for us.
gratis when we desire to listen to a
fashionable preacher.
The sight Of the ,ceaw ofan Eng
lish public dinner, where French i'll
teligence is shown in both the Sc
quence and selection of the dishes.
The sight Of pictures hung "upon
the line" at the Academy, for reason
Of their merit, although painted by
outsiders.
The sight of some of the half
sovereingns, not to mention the five
pound notes, which on various sham
pretexts, we have been constrained
to lend to out-at-elbow acquaint.
SnceS.
The sight of a few rays of con.
tinuous bright sunshine, enough to
reinstste our faith III the actual ex.
istence OF q working solar system.
The "finest site in Europe" or.
namented with = building to sup
plant the dome and pepper-boxes,
and which should be truly worthy
Of the situation.
The sight OF a photograph ofour-
self, which in our own private
opinion, really does us any justice.
The sight of an improved speci-
men of omnibus, which you can
actually sit In without fear of being
suffocated, and which will positively
carry you as fast IS your own legs.
The sight OF an advertisement seek
ing for us as the next of kin ofa
rich somebody or other whom we
have never herd Of, who has LETT us
all his property.
The sight Of a new form OF Con-
stitutional French Government,
founded on eternal principles, and
capable OF enduring for upwards Of
a twelvemonth.
The sight Of our own butchers
bill, with steaks and legs ofmutton
charged at the same price as when
we began housekeeping.
Tee sight of a new patent ma
chine for washing shirts without
knocking the buttons off.
And, finally, a "sight Of money"
paid by some good fairy Of the
future to free US all from income
tax.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-06-27
Agents for the Register,

The following gentlemen are authorized
to receive and receipt for subscriptions
advertising, etc, for the REGISTER
Hiram Smith, Harrisburg.
0. P. Tompkins, Harrisburg,
Peter Hume, Brownsville.
W. r. Kirk, Brownsville.
j. i. Irvine, Scio.
T. II. Reynolds, Salem.
L. p. Fisher, San Francisco.
d. +. Porter, Shedd's Station.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-06-27
An axnnisitelu drosaoA

An exquisitely dressed young
gentleman, after buying another seal
to dangle about bis person, said to
the jeweler that be would-sh! like
TO have-ah! something engraved
on lt-ahl to denote what be was
Certainly, certainly" ssid the
tEsdesman, "I'll put o cipher on il. |"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-06-27

Said an eminent person, whose
gift of money-making seemed to his
neighbors to quite outstrip his gifts
Of money, "True, | don't give much,
but fycu only knew how it hurt
when | give any you would not
wonder.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-06-27
DR.. RADWA
SaHSaDarlial RGSOlVGlt

HAS MADE THE MOST ASTONISHING CURES:
so QClCK, SO RAPID ARE THE CHANGES THG
BODY UNDERGoES, UNDER THE INFLuENCE
THAT
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-06-27
JOB WORK.

Having received new type, stock of col
ing in better manner, and fifty per cent
cheaper than ever before offered in this
~
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-06-27
TERMS IN ADVANCE
ADVERTISING RATES.

Transient advertisements, per square of
ten lines or less, first insertion e; each
subsequent insertion 81. Larger adver-
tisements inserted on the most liberal
terms.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-06-27
HEALTH! BEAuTY!!

OF FLESH AND WElGHT--CLEAR SKIN AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION SECURED To ALL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-18

dad, fin de disponer Dc los soldados pa
ra caer con fuersa y vigor sobre las fac.
clones. Solo asi podremos demostrar que
-merecemos la libertad reseryada los
pneblos capaces de redimirsey y salyarse
por 81 mismos. Solo asi, con esfuerzos he
roicos, podremos salvar Ia repdblica, y
con Ia repdblica la lbertad y Ia patria.
Madrid, yeinticinco de MARIO de mil
ochocientos setenta y tres. El presiden-
to del Gobierno de Ia rep6blica, Estanis
lao Figuerss.-E Ell minlstro de Estado,
Emilio Castelar.-EI ministro de Gracia
y Justicia, Nicolas Salmeron. Ell minis
tro de la Guerra, Juan Acosta. nil
nistro de Ia Gobernacion, Francisco Pl y
Margall Ell ministro de Hacienda, Juan
Tutau.-El ministro de Marina, Jacobo
Oreyro.-El ministro de Fomento, Eduar-
do Chao. Ell ministro de Ultramar, Jose
Crist6bal Sornf.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-18
CORRE0 De LA ISLA.

d. Aguadilla nos esc'iben 10 81
guiente
Rrau las de Ia tarde cuando !as ban
das lie Ia guarnicion y voldntsrios toca
ban llamada y tropa; instantes despues
ha!abanse formados Ell Ia, afneras del
fuerte de la Conception de este punto,
al batal!a, Il artillerfs, infauteria vo.
luutarios do este canton, los jefes y oficia-
les dc las dfsrsntes armas que formaban
la inca, SO encontraban en sus respecti
yos puest0s con el Tsniente Csronel, Co.
naodante mlttar que, afortunadamente
~ present6. Con II velia del j.fe supe-
rior, al taniente coroael, comaadante del
oatal3o1 de voluntaros con las Yoces .or
respond cntes, evoIucion6 en- la escuela ell
bataloa y POGO despues on columna de
viAje narchaFon hasta el Immediate case
rto de laa PAlomas, propiedad de nueasro
apresiabls eoFfegidor Sr. ID. Rafael del
Vale, un cuarto Dc legua do la pOblacion,
i tomar On sa,olento gancho, que los
vo!uatasios habian ofrecido { sus CANA
Eadas.
0fdsa y compostura reln6 duEante 10
ida, tsssacion y regfeso, J IL sa'isfaccion
80 sodoa los samossntes iemostfaban la
comp'scnnola DO los concurrentsa quo 60
corfeckA forma ION ilagasoa aI anochccer
aas frapcelsVas saaFtnlga
Na hhbo ri ur aolo Individuo qne con
males lnAgiaafioa 8 supaestos, dejase de
eonsafris con sqaels alsg'lA = leaternidad
qua IA unido alempfa Il rlsroito y volun
Eagsos, dlspuessos % to4As ocAsianea s dAl
ecnocrf "a Alof = coassancta tntl.taF.
N y snas r. aasAp Aesho dessgvadabls
osafFs6 ~ IA a.srehA J ii Tsnisaes CoFo.
ael eosnAadAata nlltsAf - Ealicit6 con
Ata aao d Eos eoucuuenses poE el
usossvo qas au4 Fsaala,
Naestfos Ilxn0s Amiga4, apreriAbIsa
ess s0aaa tlGaa5s. loa ssaaFas rAqalIaa y
tlsses asi bAsaSloa Do volaasaslos, nos
Assmp4AAToa
Essra go4 va9snsassoa haha un feeucs-
- ! - sApssAn &c has masea saak en-
kAfsTa. ! = sasa4Af eAlk con II lAaA %
= aaas aslo uass
nfsa4o paf u eApsiiaa;
II mi d. i a. gMAA
- ssla A3sss 4ss sgai aatk
faf - Aaasasa eapasAn.
A. 80 4smAa Aesalss, 60 sssnnt6
ss@ ssss EapsAAA. ssassay5 aaessra
AsFa A.aks tsasAsm - gAs. qss aaaa.G - )
80 : + may psftlesteunesss n aaa ~ste
ase -. - k.t hngAssAl ssgeesaass.
A8AAt4A. - as AAsAl - la5a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-18

tienen que trabajar: este es el esprit
tn de la.ley. Las condolences del con-
trato no creemos Sc puedan estipular
hasta que no vengan de Madrid los
reglamentos que atin parece no han.
llegado. Cfeemos que ha sido un gran
desacierto haber publicado la ley de
emancipation antes de tener aquf to
dos los documentos necesarios para po.
nerla en- ejecucion. Creemos tambien
que 81 ahora ne Sc toman medidas con-
ducentes q que las 6ncas no Sc pierdan
por falta de trabajadores, las ventajas
de los tres amos de contradiction que
la Asamblea nacional decreto con el
fin de proteger en- 10 possible los in
tereses del propietario, van a quedar
ilusorias; 81 no Sc pone pronto y ener-
gio remedio q la resistencia pasiva
que, segun parece, Sc ha empezado a
notar en- algunas haciendas desde
que vino el correo de Cadiz, cundirA
la Decentralization y luego sera diff
cil1simo hacerlos entrar en- vereda.
La agriculture es la dnica fuente
de riqueza en- Puerto Rico: 81 ella SO
ciega quebrara ell comercio y queda-
ran exhaustas las cajas del Estafo.
Ell espfritu de la Asamblea soberana,
al conceder a los propietarios un res
pirO de tres amos, no pudo ser otro
que ell de salvar la agricultural del
abandono en- que de otro modo hu-
biera quedado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-18

Sc dirigieron al sitio donde acababaS de
tener lugar aquella sadgrienta esoena, y
horrorizados ante su vista, dieron ayiso al
alcalde Sr. Bux6, quien, acompanado de
varios tenieLtes de alcalde, de algunos
concejales y de municipales de infanteda
caballerfa, Sc encamin6 al mencionado
sltio. e.
Cuando las autoridades llegaron, vieron
un horrible monton de personas, muertas
uuas y heridas las demas. Al POGO ratio,
Sc present6 el jefe de seguridad pdblica y
el promoter fiscal del distrito de las Afue-
ras, D. Fernando Ferratges. AL notar los
heridos que Sc hallaban va bajo ell amparo
de la autoridsd, dieron sehales de vida y
exhalaron algun quejido, pies, tennerosos
del Juror de los agresores, no Sc atrevian
. resplrar siquiera ,. parecian difuntos.
La primera disposition del slcalde fue
mandar guitar q todos las ataduras, sepa-
rar los heridos de los cadaveres y disponer
que estos 6ltimos, que ascendian cinco,
fuesen trasladados en1un caro- al hospital
de Santa Cruz. Tambien fue conducido d
este bene6co asilo una muger que iba
presa y que estaba herida de nucha gra-
vedad. ~ e..e.
Eotre los muertos,. habia un guardia
municipal vestido de uniforme, que, al
lgual de los demas, Sc hallaba en- la cuer-
da. Los tres heridos restantes fueron
acompanados la carcel.
AL verlos con vida, algunos que los
creian muertos empezaron q gritar de
nuevo imatarlos!, siguiendo numeroso
geDtio q los voluntar!os de la rep1blics
que los custodiaban y las autoridades y
agentes de 6rden pdblico Imponente era
ell aspecto que Ia Gale presentaba, gran
des fueron los esfuersos que tuvieron que
hacerse para que en- nombre de la justicia
no Sc cometieran nuevos crimenes. La
osadfa de los que pedian ia muerte de los
tres presos lego al extreme de one Ell
alcalde Sc viese obligado a sacar IN rey6l-
yer y decir que, tola vez que asi SO
lnsultaba la vara, insignia de sutoridad,
estaba dispuesto q defender tiros q los
presos que tenia bajo su custodis, y que
dlspararia contra ell primero que SO atre-
viese tocar la ropa de los presos.
Por fin, llegaron la carcel, quedando
todavfa un grupo en- la calle de Ronda
gritando imatadIos! Dispers6se POGO
POGO ell gentio, las fuerzas ciudadanas
quedaron custodiando las carceles ademGs
de la guardia de costumbre, mientras
Ell medico Sr. Minguez, que es Ia vez
teniente de alcalde, procedia q la primera
cura de los tres presos, disponiendo 10
conveniente para la extraction de Ia bala
de dos de ellos, Ia autoridad tomaba las
correspOndientes indagatorias = Sc forman
las primeras diligencias en- averiguacion
de los autores de este gravisimo hecho
que ha causado profunda impression el
vecindario."
FL salvajismo y la ferocidad que revela
el hscho nos psrnitsn omitir todo comen
tario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-18

Por la presidercia del Poder eiecutivo
de la rep1blica Sc ha publicado ell dia &c
de MARIO en- ell peri6dico Official ell 81
guiente manitieste:
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-04-02
Obituary..

DIED, in the town OF Newbtrry, or the 18th
Of March, OF ulcningetiS, GEORGE GuERIS,
oldest son Of Edwin R. and Anna E.
king>more, aged l3 years.
George Was lad of much promise, intelii-
gent, active and obcdienr, and filled q large
place in the affections OF his loving parents
as well as in the heart o! his aged aud almost
bed-riddcn grandmother, and The Providence
which bcrctt them OF one so tenderly beloved.
fel! with crushing force on the family which
has felt the force Of much SORROW. But in
finite III goodness and mercy, and who CAN
nos visit his children unkindly, the aIl-wise
Father saw fit 10 take from them their be-
loved child, and though the aftiction is sore
and heavy, they must recognize in it 4 pu:-
pose for good. Gods ways are past finding
out, and whom lie lcvath He chastenc;h,
that they may be brought rear TO Him.
Millions Of innocent souls swell the grand
Heavenly throug, and these are all links in
the great chain which bind our hearts to
Heaven. Oh that the Hand which atflicrS in
this SID instance may be kissed in humble,
loving trust, and the eyes which are now
dim with sorrows tears may be turned up
ward and be bright with hope.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-04-02
Disco0tinuance Of Ku KluX
Gases.

The Columbia Phpnir says, S. T.
Carrow. United States Marshal for the
State Of North Carolina. has issued
Instructions to deputy marshalls not
to execute any more caplases or sub
peaos in any cases wherein the de-
PENDANTS are charged with violations Of
the Enforcement or ku Klux Act.
Witnesses are informed that they need
not attend. This order has been ex-
tended by V. S. Lusk, District At
5orrey for the Western District Of
North Carolina, and ali persons sum-
mored, recognized, or otherwise bound
TO appear as witnesses at the United
States Circuit or District Courts.
either at Greensboro, Statesville or
AsAeyille, against parties indicted
under this Act, are excused from any
further attendance. and discharged
FROM any further duty as witnesses in
any indictment, unless summoned.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-04-02

An interesting and practical course
Of clinical lectures on mental and cere-
bral diseases has been delivered by j.
Crichton Brown, N. D., Lecturer on
Mental Diseases to the Leeds School
Of Medicine; and in one on brain-wast-
ing. he states that: /: Women recover
from this disease more frequently and
rapidly than men. 2. The earlier the
age at which brain-wasting occurs, the
better is the prospect Of recovery. 3.
The more decided the paralytic symp-
toms the more is the prospect of re-
coycry. He also says Ne owe debt
of gratitude TO Dr.. Radcliffe for point
ios cut the value Of cod-liycr oil and
the hyropbosph;tes in debilitatlng,
nervous diseases. They supply the
.ssenv;sl elements Of nerve-nutritioa
ir an easily aSsi.nilable form, sad are
Enthusiastically beneficial in cases of
brain-wasting. 4 tablespoonful of
coa-lirer oil, and fifteen grains Of the
hypophesphite Of soda, given twice or
three times daily, at the onset Of such
Il case, often arrest at once the down
ward tendency, aud induce restoration
Of mental and muscular power. Some
times, when these remedies Seem iuet-
tectual, doses of from FIVE to fifteen
drops of tiucturc Of opium and sulphu-
yic e,her, twice . day, expedite their
seton, besides comforting independent
benefits. The opium gives. as it were,
FLIP to cerebral nutrition, and thus
difFuses favorable Influence through
the whole econcmy.-Br{tjM Mel.
Journal.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-04-02
Good for Abbeyilie.

Among our exchanges this week is
copy Of Fowier's Bazaar Of Fash
icn. literature and art, a very elegant
and fascinating paper, in that it re-
iates to and is filed with fashion de.
signs, and many other things which
ladies are always delighted to read
about, or look at. It is published BY
Messrs. j. W. Fowler l. Co., the en-
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Dress Making firm Ct the town Of Ab-
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annum.