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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-29
VINCENN ES. IND.

Light Guard picnic Sunday.
Dance at Hyde Park Garden Sunday.
Decoration Day Saturday. A great many
strangers expected.
J. P L.aplante and lady returned home
from Hot Springs, Ark.
Nat Gleck, of Cincinnati, we'll known
here, is in town. He comes here often.
Plato Council OF Royal Arcamum was in
stituted here yesterday with thesfollow:ng
officers: E-I
Past Regent, Jessie Green; Regent, Jas.
Shouse; Vice Regent, ]. Henderson; Ora
tor, Sam. J. Williams; Secretary, Steve
Burnett; Treasurer, Charles Agnew; Ex-
aminer Fred. Miller; Guide, VIM. Sachs;
Warden, Alf. Merchant; Sentry, Vic.
Schoenfell.
Trlstees-Wm. NJ. Hindman, VIM.
Davidson and Thomas Eastman. The
Lodge was instituted with twenty mem
bers and promising to increase its numbers
rapidly.
MADIsONVsLLE, 0.
Though the delegates to the late General
Conference, who so greatly enjoyed their
soiourn in our delightful village for the
past few weeks, have all gone, yet our
Methodist people will, have with them to-
morrow the Rev. J. Cunningham, of the
Philadelphia Conference, highly esteemed
minister, who will preach for them.
MARIETTA. O.
The upper Front-street bridge is under
going repairs
Duprez G. Benedict's Minstrels are billed
for the 9th of June.
| A good brick pavement Is the only thinl
yet found to keep the locusts down.
The approach to the new bridge is being
filled with dirt from the island next to thu
canal.
The Thursday nights storm blew dowr
several shade trees on the streets, also two
in the Park.
Loring DeLanS of Atlantic. Iowa. i
visiting friends in the city, having Wis
tied his old home in Dunham Township.
Snodgrass will testify in the trial o
Laura Smith, for perjury, having beef
brought from the penitentiary Ffida,
night.
| Chas Adams was called away by th,
sickness OF his mother, and the chimes O
Normandy were given under the directionl
of w. X. Thomas Thursday and Friday
evenings. -..
| Preparations have been made for the con
straction of floating bath-house, TO resi-
opposite the park. Enough funds hav,
been raised to confluence werk with, aIid
il will be finished in few weeks.
| A big time is expected at the coming
college commencement. Besides the regu
lar exe,cies. tile dedication OF tile heN
boat house, the laying OF the corner stone
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RIVER INrELLIGENCE.
lspec,.l River pispascnes To the s,a.. |

Especial River Disuatcnes N the ari-.l
BROWNSVILLE, May 29-10:46 A. NJ
River feet 8 inches and stationary.
Weather cloudy. Thermometer ITO. Wind
northeast.
HINTON, W. Va, May 29-9.2s A. M
River 2 feet and stationary. Weather
cloudy. Thermometer 67o.
CHARLESTON. May 29-10:12 A. M.-Kan-
ava River feet 10 inches and falling
slowly. Weather cloudy. Thermometer
75o. Wind west
IRoNToN, May 29-12:40 P. M.-River 5
feet 10 inches aud falling slowly. Raining
from 8 a. m. Southeast wind. Clifton down
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Cincinnati Dry Goods Market.

ClNClNfATl, May ~.
There was fair jobbine trace tilis week. mostly
on an order demand from the country. the mar
ket Is rather essy. bat no material change in
prices
PRINTs-we quote standards s1z07Hc, and
shlrtings at 5@6c per yard
BLEAcHKD MusLrNs-New York Mills 1eLc;
Lonsdale cambric, lsc; ing Philips cambrlc,
l21ac; Jabez Knight do, 1Oc; Wamsutta, 121ac;
Lonsdale. 9%c Fruit of the Loom, 10c; and
Hope. SIC. Wide sheetings-Perpercll l0-4, soc;
Utica do, 3715c per yard.
BROWN MusLIss = Eastern standards. 74@
yard. n $50 j.. u -
TIcK1sGs- -Conestoga. IA, 1sc; G r, 14c; Gold
Medal, 15cs Exna Meuai l5Hc and Amoskeag.
AZ A, 1Sc. e. 5.ss.a 49,.
ton, 1870; Poaris. 25e Preferred &C., Kentucky
doeskins, 371ze; Standard, 40950c; Humboldt 55c.
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WILMINGTON May 2s-rurpenune spirits
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-29
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON May 29.-For Tennessee
and the Ohio Valley, falling barometer,
east to south winds, cloudy weather and
numerous rains and a slight increase in
temperature.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-29

of the gymnasium and feld-dsy exercises
will lend interest to it. The field-day ex-
ercises Will be held the 9th OF June In or
der not to crowd commencement exercises.
Commencement occurs on the 30th OF
Juna
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-29
Marriage Llcsnses

Thefollowlng marriage licenses have beel
issued since our last report: ....
Andreas Ritter and Christina Nubling.
Hugh Walsh and Maggie Finley.
Chas. A. Smith and Mary N. Bennett
Henry Kirby and Nellie Tileman.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-29

Captain Lew. Wilson, Sanitary Inspector
reported to-day that he had made an i'm
spection of the houses along Rat and
Sausage Rows, and found the majority of
them in an exceedingly filthy condition.
and liable to breed pestilence. Steps will
be taken at once to have the places disin.
fected,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-29

The Marietta & Cincinnati Railroad
will on Monday, May 31st, run special
trains to Spring Grove Cemetery from
Plum-street Depot at $3.50 a. n., 5:3Oa. M,
1o:os a. M, and 1920 a. m., stopping at
Eighth street and Bril- ghton.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-29

There was boom for Harry Rechtin,
the License Clerk, during The past week.
He issued seventy-six licenses to marriage
candidates.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-29

A three-months old female fetus was
found in the canal at Eighth street this
afternoon by some bows.
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FINANCIAL

CINCINNATI. May 29-2P. NJ
New York exchange quiet and rates easy.
Dealers buying to-day at par. Selling at 1-2O
premium.
Sterling quiet and firm. Sight at 81 90, and
sixty day bills at 47 per s, ..
Government bonds firm and local rstes buying
and selling NJ f,ll0WG
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-29

New York STOCK Rspor..
The following shows the range of quotations
and the amount Of sales to-day at the New York
Stock Exchange as received by LEA, Sterrett Co.,
% West Third street: IT -
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-29

WILMINGTON. May 2s-rurpenuue spirits
steady at 36c
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HOGS-Market quiet at $3@3 70 Tor common
SS S564 Is for fair to good light and packing, ana
"a l5@4 rs for select butchers per cental gross
CATTLE-Market quiet and steady at previous
prices. Common s2@2 so, fair to medium 81 75@
3 So good to choice So 75@4 so gross.
SHEEP-Msrket steady at previous prices.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-03-19
weather in Eastern oregon.

This week we received letter dated
March LIST, from our former fellow tOwnsman,
John Schmeer, who is engaged in stock rails
ing at Horse Heaven, about twenty-five miles
east Of Prineville, and he gives rather a
gloomy account of matters in that section.
In january they had some fine weather, but
February was bad on stock. During that
month great deal of snow fell, and the
nights were very cold, the thermometer going
down once ION the 27ti TO lO' below zero.
He says, ''the ground has now been COW
cred with snow for li3 days. Horses look
worse than they ever did before at this sea-
son of the year; many have already died, and
the chances are that before Spring opens q
great many more win 60 under. Cattle are
dying all over the country. but their wofsi
time has not come yet. Since yesterday W.
have had a Chinook wind, " which takes the
snow off fast, and We only hope now that i
will last. Treceiyed letter few days az.
from the Malheur country where hay'
another band of horses. The snow is tw,
feet deep ont there yet and the loss Of stool
viii be fearful
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-03-19
cowaraIy Attack.

We were very much surprised 10 see in
last weeks "Herald'' little item which
intimated that one OF our old and henora-
bic citizens; Mr.. Gradwohl, had put up
job on the city and was charging more for
coal oil than that article was worth. The
item stated that the city had burned $50
gallons of coal oil from Jan. 3lst to March
9Th, and that Mr.. Gradwohl received for
It the sum of fifty cents per gallon, while
other merchants would furnish as coed
oil for forty cents. We have taken the
trouble to look into this matter little and
find that there is no truth in it. The city
has bought $50 gallons Of coal oil from Mr..
O. since January 10Th, instead of Jan. 3Ist,
and there is still some Of it on hand.
Some OF this oil cost 80 cents gallon, some
45, and some 20 cents. The "Downers oil,
the best and safest brand in the market,
he sold at first at - cents per gallon, but
Other firms wishing to furnish the city
beat down 10 IS cents, and he too dropped
TO that price. It is true that cheaper oil
can be bought, but the quality is very in
ferior to that now in use, and The differ.
enee between the price Of the two grades
Is more than made up in the saving ol
lamp chimneys. This is a small matter
but it looks rather brash for strangers tc
come into our city and publicly accuse an
old citizen of swindiing the city simply
because he will not throw away his money
by advertising with them.
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circuit Court.

l-John w Moore vs. Wolverton, cd !.
mitistrator. Equity. Referred to John
Duncan for testimony,
Pc n White " w D Helm, ct al. Equity.
Decree for plaintiff.
IL Jacobs Bros VI McCalley & Andrews.
Equity. Dismissed.
l3-p Wasserman vs. Mecalley 4 Andrews.
Equity. Same.
2l--J II Mullen W the City of Albany.
Witt Of review Continued.
% smith, Brassfeld q Co vs. Thos +
Wilson. To foreclosc mortgage. Defendant
has until lst day Of noxt term TO file reply.
2B-.MnFphy, Grant b Go W. j Th0BIso
4 Soma Action 10 recover money. With
drawn.
27-Adam Grant vs. Thompson 4 Sons.
Action 70 recover money. Judgment for
plaintiff.
80 Edward Lee ys A J Lee and Tho.
Smith. Suit in equity. Continued.
N-R s Strahan and N B Humphrey ,s
Luther Elkins. Action TO recover money.
Same.
30-John Wolyerton W John w Cleavcr.
Confirmation Of sale. Sale confirmed.
3S-Dayid Young W Jas kcMahan. To
foreclose mortgage. Continued
30-Alopzo Ames " J II Taylor. Con.
iirmation Of SALE Sale confirmed.
40-SternbeFg, Scnders & Co.. ~ Il G
RsAAaNANls &AuuEAUAAivH 81 ANies AuHLItNGus
4l-G Crawford vs. Henry s Gore.
Same. Confirmed.
42-W / Vance ys W Miilhollen. Same.
Confirmed.
4a IT Allen vs A A settlcnier. Same.
Confirmed.
44-W l. Vance W Farlow MnIkey Same.
Exceptions sustained and sheriff given leave
10 amend his return
45-J J Ainsworth VI n V Brown Same.
Same A. above.
90 Mary Kees VI Farlow Mulkey. Same.
Confirmed.
47--A Mocalley vs. G 6 Kahn. Same.
Continued.
4s.- Board Of School Land Commissioners
W A Wiley. Sait 10 reform decree. Referee
given sixty days further time to take testi-
mony.
10 Greensweig. Mast & Co. VI Asa Peter.
son. Action to recover money. Judgment
for plainti9.
50--Board Of Commissioners ~ Phil Grigs-
by. Suit to foreelose mortgage. Confirmed.
81 Same parties. Confirmation Of sale.
Confirmed as 70 Grigsby: continued - Il
others.
So Long W Isom. Dismissed.
Edgar " Bogart. Dismissed.
| 55-w w Page W II Smith Continued.
6S-Frank Bros vs. VIM II McCailister.
Confirmation Of sale. Confirmed.
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pea.a o Eawar,l car,wrlgh,.


From the 0regoaiaa We learn that Edward
Cartwright died in his room over the Aurora
Restaurant. at Portland, at o'clock on the
afternoon OF last Mondey. For the past two
weeks Mr.. c. had been complaining and had
not been well enough to leave his room. Al
though he had not appeared ON the streets,
he was able to attend to his official duties.
Sunday he was very i'll, but Monday fore
noon he felt much better and seemed greatly
encouraged. a few minutes before 5 o'clock
AIr Cartwright complained of feeling very
sick and seemed to be suffering great internal
pain. There were several persons in the
room at the time, including Hon. John Cart
wright, his brother With some difficulty
he was assisted to the sofa lie laid down
and IN a few minutes quietly hreathei his
last Nearly year ago Mr.. Cartwright sus-
tanned an injury in one of his arms which
neeessisated the ampatatlon of the limb near
the shoulder joint For many weeks he was
confined 10 his bed and his recovery deemed
out of the question. subsequently he recov-
cred, but his health has been quite feeble at
times ever since he left the hospital The
deceased was about so years of age Several
years ago he resided in this city. st one time
being engaged in the grain business. and af-
terwarls in the newspaper business.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-03-19
The st. CharIes SIoseI.

Some of the enemies Of the St Charles
Hotel have circulated the report on our
streets that it would close out in few days.
and wind up its affairs. We are authorized
by Mrs. HOuk, the proprietor, to say that
there are no grounds whatever for anyone to
start such report, as she never thought less
of taking such action than at the present.
Her business is now double what it was and
is increasing as fast as the most sanguine per
son could expect. How any one could be SC
base as TO circulate such reports is conun.
drum we cannot answer.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-03-19
From soushern oregon.

A letter was received by US few days ago,
written at Ya;nax, Lake county, by T. S.
Aals, on the Ist day Of March Mr.. Mills
says that the winter in sprague River Valley
has been very hard The ground is still COW
cred with about two feet Of snow, the hay is
all gone and cattle and horses are dying of
fast. The Snake Indians on the Klamath
Reservation had twenty three head of 2-year
old heifers given them last fall, and now all
are dead but five. There are 1000 head Of
sheep IN the upper Sprague River Valley,
aud their owners say that if the snow doesn't
disappear in a very few days they will not
have enough mutton left for seed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-03-19
Get Your Pbofo Taken.

A. B. Paxton, the boss photographer Of
this State, wishes to advise our readers of the
fact that he has recently added new and i'm
proved facilities for taking photographs to
his already irst-claas apparatus, and is now
able to do work in his line that cannot be ex-
celled anywhere. Although he Is better pre-
pared for taking pictures than almost any
other artist in the State, and has no oppcsi-
ton whatever, still he does not charge ex-
orbitant prices, and within the last few
weeks even has reduced his rates from 25 to
S35 per cent. Call on him if you want to
secure your shadow.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-03-19
Tribune Building. Now
some.hlng worm KnOwlns.

A. B. McIiwain Is constantly receiving
goods Of all descriptions and he wishes us TO
announce that he has now by far the largest
stock in the city, and is selling at prices
which defy competition. While his stock is
iirst-class throughout. he wishes TO call
special attention to his lines Of boots and
shoes, and would like ladies especially to call
before they make purchases anywhere else.
Call around and learn his prices on everything
it will do you no harm and may save you
considerable money.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-03-19

ROCHESTER,, y. V, January /. 1880.
II. II. WAgNEE 4 Co--Gents: Two
years ago last October was taken sick
and called upon physicianin this city,
and he told me had over-exsrted myself
in running sewing machine, and affeF \
good rest would get better. Iwent to
New York to visit INV sister. ! grew wors6
and called ON an eminent physician, of that
city, and he told me had dropsy. He al
tended nee for several weeks, but gradu-
ally grew worse. At las my friends adj
vised me TO go to the Presbyterian Huspi-
terian Hospital, corner of roth street and
Madison avenue. There remained three
months. Two physicians attended me
every marning, and four during the day
for three months, but ] received no lene-
lit, and my friends sent for me 70 come
home 10 die. went into the country and
visited my sister at ConesuS, Livingsion
county, n. y. l WAS terribly bloated, and
the best physician in that secti0A was
called in, and after treating me for six
weeks another physician was called, ana
after consultation, on the nth day of April.
1873, was tapped, and 244 lbs. of water
taken from me. ! was tapped at Intervals
of two weeks. and an average OF - lbs. or
water taken from nrs each time. About .
week alter I had been tapped the tenth
1 time, I commenced taking your safe Kid
neya Liver Cure. Alter taking it three
weeks was again tapped. and only lbs.
of water taken from me. This was year
ago last November, and have not been
tapped since. continued taking the Safe
/ Kidney Liver Cure until l had taken ten
bottles altogether. up to last April, when I
came to Rochester to live, and have taken
no medicine since, and am now perfectly
well. believe ii TO be the best medicine
in the world, and hope you will be able to
sell it cheaper, so thousands of poor suf-
ferers can avail themselves of its healing
lqualities. Yet know a doctor viii charge
So visit, and one bettle of the Safe Kid
ney Liver Cure did me more coed than al
the doctors that treated me.
MISS Ida MOORE,
1ox Greenwood avenue.
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pLOWs! nOWs ]! pLOWS /

Samuel = Young has received large
stock Of pIosgs as follows
The celebrated OLIVER CHILLED Iron
Flow.
The GARDEN cry Clipper Improved
Piow.
The CHAMPION MOLINE Piow.
Theae plows are guaranteed to be equal
and IN many respects superior, 70 aIl others
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-03-19
Hunting Their FOrsanss.

Last Monday two Of our young men, Geo,
w. Settlemier and David Kirkpatrick, start
cd for the new country in Eastern Oregon.
expecting to make it their home in the future
if they were satisfied. We hate to lose sucl
steady young men. but wish them the best
Of luck in whatever business they may en-
pape.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-03-19

Ike Conn has made arrangements with
8. NicIterson 70 do all his planning, aud a
large stock Of flooring, rustic, fapaisliine
lumber, ctc., will be kept on hand at the
planer IL Lebanon. Flooring aud rustic will
be sold at go and s2l per thousand. aud
other lumber ia proportion Our readers
will remember that the lumber from Conn )
mill cannot be excelled anywhere.
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ALBAxr, ogn., March ls. 1850.

ALBASy, ogn.. March l6. 1850.
Editor Democrat:
VIII you please announce through your
paper that your humble servant, the Editor
of the Ne.O Northicest, will lecture in the
Court House in Albany, on Monday and Tues
day evenings of next week! Subject for
Monday evening, 22d inst, ''The Spirit Of
Tyranny;" for Tuesday evening, Lessons Of
the Century" To-day's storm sends me
homeward, but viii do myself the honor to
call upsn you when I return.
Respectfully Yours,
ABIGAIL ScorT DUsIwAY.
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Tmporsans Advice 10 All.

Cleanse the vitiated blood with Dr.. HYDE's
GoLpEN BLooD SyRuP whenever you find its
Impurities bursting through the skin in PIN
Piles, eruptions, or sores: cleanse it when you
find it Obstructed and sluggish in the veins
cleanse it when it is foul, and your feelings
win tell you when. Keep the blood pure
and the health of the system viii follow.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-03-19

Il seems sometimes a. If railway and steam.
boat accidents moved in cycles. so regularly
do they come and SO. Some diseases also
come and 80 IN the same way. leaving in their
track desolate homes and mourning hearts.
but even these are surpassed in the agony Of
lingering torment by diseases which cause
sxerueiating pain. but do not Kilt The blad.
der and kidneys arc especially the seat Of
thess troubles. but the celebrated OREGON
KIDNEY TEA, purely vegetable remedy.
viii cure all such eases. aud /, indeed boon
TO the human race. Sold by al druggists.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-03-19
Coma. and casLcr .

Fred Dunning wishes us to inform our
readers that he has just received magniii-
cent stock OF collins aud caskets, and here
after he viii sell them at prices never before
heard of in this community. To give some
idea Of the prices, he authorizes us to say
that they viii range from 50 up to $50. and
for the latter price one will be furnished
that has heretofore cost fully s75. lie means
business.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-03-19
LINN COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CONvEN.
TON.

a Democratic Convention for Linn County,
Oregon. viii be held in Albany, on
Wednesday. March "a, 1850.
at 10 O'Clock a NJ. FOR the purpose of eleCting
fifteen delegates to attend the Democratic
State Convention. and for the nomination Of
fun county ticket. as BollOws.
Que State Senator. Representatives.
County Judge, seommissiouers. Clerk, shor.
ia. Treasurer. Assessor. School saperintsnd.
.ent, Surveyor and Coroner.
The various Precincts Of the County win
hold their pri:naries on Saturday. March 20.
at l o'clock ?. NJ, for the purpose Of olocsing
Delegates to the County Convention. and to
nominate candidates for Precinct offices.
Precincts shall be entitled to representation
.s s,llous.
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liarble 90. sIovIng.

During the past week or so the marble
shops Of our city have changed around so that
a person who has not kept track of them
would be soreIy puzzled if he wished TO find
any particular one. staiger Bro. s have moved
into the twO-story building opposite Dannars
furniture factory, and Morgan & Co. now
occupy the building from which they re-
moved, opposite this Office. Clark has moved
his marble works into the building formerly
occupied by Fred Willert's blacksmith shop,
aad Frank Wood still remains at his old loca-
ton.
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cradwohI'a cash store.

Julius Gradwohl informs US that he has
taken a new departure and will hereafter run
his meacantile establishment on a cash basis,
giving credit to no one He now deals in
groceries, crockery, shelf hardware, etc., and
has marked everything down to very low
figure. Call on him and learn his prices.
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The Rest nIaehIne ont.

Persons wishing to purchase sewing ma.
chine should go around and see the "IT hite'
at L. E. Blain's This machine does just as
good work as any in the market, and will do
it with less labor, and at the same time runs
almost noiseIess. Another good feature is
that the price Is low. Blaine has the sole
agency.
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Andrew. nasar FOE ausre,,

Fully sustAins its high reputation and viii bo
ca crly welcomed by the ladies. This jour.
nal, though published at the almost nominal
price Of ono dollar per annum, presents in
perfect taste everything worth knowing about
fashion and its changes, while its literary
features are Of the highest grade. Tho lady
Of fashion, the mothers and the childrea Of
tho hOuseheid, each and all, viii find some
thing useful and entertaining in its columns.
Beautifully printed. handsomely illustrated,
and perfect in every detail, ARdreac's Ba=ar
is emphAtieally the Fashion and Family
journal of America Published by
w. Il. ANDREWS,
.r.:L.... D...Ia,.... NJ. N.l.