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TM JASPER
VOL. I
JASPER, INDIANA, FRIDAY. APRIL . 1858.
NO. 4
WEEKLY
ft
rlJBLISHEIi XV Ell 1 FRIDAY, AT JAXeEU,
DUBOl i:iiUI'l V, INDIANA, BV
MEHRING R, DOANE & SMITH.
OFFICK Corner Of Maim Crush and
Maoihjsa n Sim .n.
(fr
TKRMH-STRI'-H.V ADV
Single SubacriptiouJor fifaffttpla.
4-e
RATE OF AD VI
For square uf 10 tin
Kacii subsequent
Longer advert!
fraetion over
a a quare.
hiciit udvrt
nan will b in
Aim
For Town-hip
r or l."uiny
For District, C$
Jewa wer- w rooc'a am
Curiatiana n t J in leai
Alary aloud the cr
A t H foot tier font che
y the drrmltul KCeHM
Till the gfia e Sutieitr ditd.
i . Aj. i. .
wm on nov; uug ner alary ;
i'aii.tera derked her hr.w ä n I
"Mary tmd thecro teiiide."
And when ixler fi -rce opiinaslnn
Goodne-i- Mitrer like iran -reu. on,
Llirmt airain is crucifi -d.
rucjfi
pirT
But if luve be there t
ear ted,
By no ynef or terror
I.
alary aland the cr
boifc.
TJüe LeTlnlbRjt
l-lptain Harriaon, who i to command the
leiiath.fi. write, to Beaton tb.t be la in
bpe.tobein Portlandwith hi. vtsel ifl
the latter n.rt ol the niunib of J IBA. anil
. AI i ' KT
.aal aaVi
ft BBBBBB BBBBaav
4 t"
4 BT '
r aP
MnbM ppCt tl.
aiaie.
1 V . .B.
h Fol I.
Mndea1 barbe a
Mill. iL
itualunted.
tl.athepropo.e-tc remain there with her'" n.e. than one, a good job. They
eevea week.. per lor ni hi. funeral with appropri tteyritnu-'
. . i .
IX ma.ta for ca
rn.'ona: bbt
i.'CUa; out ft
. u
ukwon bj ita.
rataof eigaWen mile, an bmir, if
a rar uccurrencc to b favureil with
to aeceleran. tkU m,h. ..! !
T " ,
I. . ...: j.j . . i .i
bly prtnriac lb d in ateer.rg the
inrii,, r.u,.;.., j ..
tor Che contingency of get ting out
w n( nm. i . ,1 i
OT Ol some accident lo Ihe Pte iliiiii.'
uf Ihe uia.tt ure of iron,
. .. . . "
ar one ia rf wood.
It
a mm m. Prer
pwiaaC the
f Iwaaal,
'PP"M- f'"
fbalre
Fdbo difficult logiveaoyde.crip.i""fcn"lf,"iiy '" n" - ao fast,
Ii iiun... .....i . . , ... . lair air or madam. No, nut 'wives,' certainly ;
II. immenae eewel, which, without '. ' V
tion
the aid
r .1 it . .
, arwwaaega, wouic give any ui.tinct
a npvnli.r ....n.i...., .i.t .
a peculiar con-1 ruction. Ittauuit
idea of
eneluarely of ban, with vary uirlm? . xcep-
IIS! t Xceu-
We copy
Journal of
During t
Morrison,
considered a
of that place
a an adopt
laat Friday,
en yeare
from M
.tl-law..
her, when
been the v.
human out
committed the
while hi. family 1
Ji- - .,,
Mb. ho had
Accomplished
locked her up iu lns'rodbV ardTOcoinplihed
Iii hellish design, threatening e kill her if
aha divulged the act. She had consequently
bean alraid todisclole the crirrte, but finally
became ao di.treaaedlthat she coaim Muioate
it t Morrison', moller-in-law. Vhdthereuu-
I any r
on vernoeeo. ner irom his house. IHornaon J
weeerraated the nrxt day upon the littlej
girl amuttAit, and. taken before k justice for
examination. eJh told a plain. atr.i.Hafar-
ward atory, chaigilg bim witb tie crime
, , m
.
He dented it of craree, hoi beini unable to
produce the alighlfct evidence 0 hie inno-lin
1
Hon.. i flu rip vl i.i it. .i.. .. ...... ...L;..-Ii'e, mr oriiiK in ur wiry are uir nu .....
feature i. it. appearance of at
principal dimension are a. füllt
J"ttb between perpt ndicuJeVJt
F aaaWKW Mi of the hatfj
H)eaa J
W' ""u ng JKjaal
. mJri w,aiws - - n1(J ,n ,llort UVC mnn:leto: Ihe customary ,uul uu ", mi i vine. aMsaw aawar
feature ,. it. appearance of atrengtb. It. ,J' ."t,"'Cf c;"j he 'f m"r' h'8 symptom, of unrequited aflaeUon. had Z I ortune.and a Providence .end. a fe-
principal dimeniiw r. an f..tlu... neignoor wu. aiiuihi-c uuia nine pa- . ... . , I...U tvith it (Sea ta. Knr f aa fimri marru!
" . ' . jfc a j v a; j i ( Uri P i Hiioifie possession ol fornchap- M",V 1 ' " VM MV w
Len,h betweea perpcnd,culam4ifMrji' c. "' r?,:,-:-' "' 1 "' f,"d .:.. i.,,.! ;..., ..,,,....,-... ...t.. ia.dk drcc. and otlaet. a nrct.v bonnet, and
Leaatli n dirk i nil lini ! i
i aj
from Mafl
aiorriron a ritaw ymin
acf
ar. . t.. (F
wee.a aaro. not rraaa
cent, he w hcllto bail for Mplppeaeficcjwaa not to be too easily carried cff. Fred
at the Circuit Codi, which edbvenea next
Monday.
Wliat Do YOUR? Men BwrI
bt a iwn
LPT-
A very important question thin, and well
des.-rving of prof, m.d attention, and a Mri-
oua i.twer. Truly, .nnrriaoc b ltelf M
..Ipi
oust mailer. :. t,i ,. : ; .v any
...
in uuiiMiit m vii'w it a
Ifcdivu, in....! hut themoal
bach' ! r w I. ii i.;. iw i.i.:
- cm ii evi r do a
if you J(J
iroci'CfliRJp
Iba; hut ft
Jcin:', ih.iii.in of
aul jocta ulaci
11 .AB Ii il .
...
'Jrik
Bather, la ail inur-
, Btty Ititig iioi pa.r
ariounet ol the
;. iJl-.o.rule it bv
L''t ua i nmji ire a wedding tt
moot jierndiia will ackiiow.
ifombre affair. How
I event rifi-o u.to I'uiuparalive vivnci-
iv and rhcerlulne beaid u wedding, ll
ihe annouiio'iiii'iitn in our public Htr'-i t tea
ti.y. What in inure rummun than tu fad
On the undertaker' t-It p door funeraTr
perffi'incd,' unha i
be to oe ou the ti i'li
t irin ( Ituri h d'or 'mtrilugea) s j!' inn ''
It I piain that ih interuicnt, it it doen no'
Ipaturafly uggeat at le et diaiu f the idea
M perloi-inaiue ol playiuir far acting a part.
I Ali eivc the 'dear departed' may enjoy the
iieru rmance e.uedin.'ly. He wbo i botnej
1 10 hia I. in liome may lir ve been a hard,;ri
piup, ururiou, 9t vetcua hunk
Hiah4ii
uii.uriia lor Iiiiii iu decuroua crape und cum
bric; l,,e u. outwardly .nd visible grief;
''"dly ill heartily rrjoice and chuc-
kle. J lie interment ot the J cli mirer is,
',ean'(Hiaa4blngfa,ny alHM.tlbem ft ta aft mfr- lt oMot bf aAj,; "f J cqu -lntance feU over M
"f''serioaa. Let, e.rneat; and if the happy"-"1-"1 r-W-relen.ed; again he wa.H with a Braid braid I be-
ta . . ' . . . .. . . . rr. rereivpH iutn f.irnr? K.. -..,1 ti. we yminf ludte style that massof hair
:ce. But marnaffea are aol inniz d T'terej
is! 1 . .received into favor- annii em.ri,.t hi. ! "'ve 'oun(T lacte stvle that massof ha r
I. couple do not see it at the time, the will ece,Tea l,no ,,vcr' "P" " courted his, ... , . .
ill, .V ... ' . ' curl: fairly made love to it. Shame fall oJ1 deacending from the ttrehead, fornaa a
7
dui ii io marry ob o .er:ou-i a uubines..
.u . i . . J .... .
.etion, What do young men marry ?'
'
4'-""" . " ...i uo young men marry -
canuoi ue an unimportant one. :o nie
... . . v . ... .' .
. i . j -
initiKf, some ot my reader a may be a -
, ' ... . t
luwtu iu irenii uivneil Willi rc'iuerr l(Vt
alreads ii.wer.-d :he innuirv in their wi,i"
alreadv nu.wer.d ihe innuirv in their own
(nitida, nr et least have concluded it to be
iv. n i. ni. u aii'tiiiTiivii.TiiJiiiv in. " i inn
Bother, pnterq.il or materna , nor yet sotnei
. . . . . ' ..
.other of hi. relativen, he ccnnol marry I.ia
1 "
plelely at a nonpl
queation, in some cares, aa we
aaajt wo o.-ore you, case.
tba rane of our ob.crva-
irly puzried t say,
I the qP8t'on o
anu, uir jov e -
exclude wh.t
lea. We give
formim juVieus
i, and fur being able
lor their selec-1
L
0 youn2 m -n marry .
as i.oifiiui'iji
conceivable
: er g. my
may, a yoHnp man 01
"i a I
Jbriaaa, practihin ; a ood profession,
I man, wont to a gipsy! Oil,
in;; pray hear me out a u.c nie
Jm I
, . , .
-j-mt a fe I. .en you know.' ti.at .ort of
thing. There he .net Funny Hurley, who,
- -
waa oo a vi.it .0 her aunt. Fanny wore
curls, which on this occasion combs and
u...uW iwvra ineuectiv 10 connne.
nnriattu aha !nnl.i (aa nl 1 I, ...I
",i,iu.puc . um iiiuuauot.
coquettish attornpt. to acctire the .tray lock,
would wave in the light broezo, and dance
with each xephyr that fanned her cheek.
Twa charming; o graceful, o, .0
Fred glanced at this curl again and again,
admired it, thought of it, s'ter he had partcdja
j - -v B - ! - s BMW awwi-a f"" Wmw i
w ith her for the night dreamed of it, called
the morninc to ace it. courted it. Iiut in
lound to hi deep ceacern that he had a rival
a a,
MpM.la
aa1'
BpO
VaVo
When he went to pny hi? wonted Vi it, there
he was, .eated, ebattjag away gaily. And marry ar eye. Charles Wilson ,fMllil,
ilH.c. nlpeUUforthi.priwaHneofthoac by a hand; and the lady 10 fco It belonged
.-.urcl.a, eoHy.goud nateead fellows, who are. kindly and liberally pave it to l.lrn kwu
,h d'-mgreeablo and int. lernble of all nil akc hud to five him, mr heart .he hau
r""k '"a" f ru dimtuii- OO,
"l ".P,,n of another cand,-. One young friend of m,r, mnrried a '
" .v. ,,r. .,r ,iU1.
il.ili in Hi.. (..:, I ui.t
'"Ii nt tin! laiJv n ciiteeiii . nr iil!.'iii,,n
-t ')"""" i na Die niii vnv
... I... 1... I.....U.1 ...'.,.. "a. '
' ""'"' "'Kiancnoiy ai.u
at
tin iir.-aunrt" (, u (U-l . N-,.
A.' - J
tonnri
- -
a.ly made Irien.ily
naii-ted on tnakiii''
tO . :l(,
i,
TV.J diJ his bert to re
Ii rqoanliii under the i, fljctkn, but,
Ur true luver must hae done, he hue
i'witlAi ..i i' Ii.. , I... .1 .11 :
grr " ' rivnr
co:.i.. i. d n;..ti.,., of P.. toy with
. . eircumalai
:i.uUV
VrWB
6 rid- ;
HlBav
pberv:!l, uulKtr" "y paiwiire, until cue day ll.e
'" ''us VM,;'""er ' A l""''"'.T the
beauty
hid
iniKtreKs'j eye for, eye
, "'-y - - .uiiu
lftl'lll ll (II IX llll nil liult(r...nl . fT. . . - f
II UM. II. IM. la fuf af ! i.a nnf.ir ., .. ?
a a .
u'"l,,",Ui,"U11
eaae, jufuriunat' iv intruduced the
purtifd
lf curl which w
a the u! im li i'n d'a nctm
adoration.
This wan l.M n.uch. lie c'u'e
Lave borne anvtliiiiL' Blu-rt of tbu.
Tin.
tilad 'cued him.
He feHÜM bilter aattg Ol
j .a lout v.
Ht roiired IrOM Hie fn ld; arn.ed'ly, which Mil-jrcl U wmi frffltWitli auuffbt
U id. noble reaoJmto-. 'Wbil!' ataidjuinly lice between the eye. and .l,e'b..ir
rw, '. ha.l I .uecunib to B daughter ol Eve- The mouth, loo, la occaio,.aily urned; the
to a amiling face to a glyaey curll Khell I chin ndt fl often.
yield even to a curl?' lie walked1 forth Inj Four partner, the, you will own; but I
his newly rfgathod Irrcdnm elate, fiumph 'vmt will you säy to Will Ctroa1(who aflta
an:. Hut, mm.:. iiov i,r oilier, thete unwur- 'Hy married a blue rilbtm neillur omre
thy tr.immi If, as he rolled them, were not '' I-'.' It was employed to bind up aome;
to he ao easily broken (rum. He had . vrr honajr brown hnir. Will likrd i(,and,Hcnrii.
BtimntKil hi power. In vain did he deter- '-"g II tlse autiquated euwa which teil u1
-w w-awPH no nee e lion oi ine
:.! !.L i. --I .- .
io w in re ne would
a. a
f 1 I 1 11 I tuncrd IIa mi.iri.
" .-,.,,., ,v
mm in ma ureoina ny Mgttl, and la ftM thick-
eoaajfjg fnncie by day; it was ever present;
it haunted him :n .olilude, end he could not
forget it in company. Hi. resolution failed
him; he returned to the pursuit with re-
,me. lo ,0 reuctarit , w ,ho troth the
,,,,,e uu,n ' aDÜ l,,t 18 nlt""ff
I. i- i - n ... ..
iru I ire marneri ii. rur nimi v top imn
v
: i, , imeherJ ia . nlr .atKi.. r...-;
iae'irl. and thinra did not torn ..i.t h,!l
... .i,.i.. k-.. , ..j . .
P' rom .iicn a
""'f-
But the fart remains he mar-
..
'
, enamored of it,
brl.
To all intents and purpose, did
av wed a rindet. He was
and I et rily believe would
have worn hie huir lonp, .rone about with
"
hands in h a am ket. atelaaa . I..i.nmerl ml.
r
ttienli.1 '.in...- itln.. .' I.i. .(...
mental tune., refuacd
I . a SI I .mm
y aainuugii ne una lost some lervcntiy loved
wortuy yonng woman.
.
anaiguHir case, say you. iay, lini is jusi
.1. i. f ..
ne poini ai iacue. 1 ssy, 11 was tne com-
monest, evrry-duyrst thine imaeinable.
, Baaii in nn led or:,,, another instance. Our friend Tom
' P I vsj at pA a
u..--.Un. ,.Mw .... 'f"t. " ia .ni .ci
You remember Tom. No-oh. yes, you'iift. .nJ thin, after wedJine.uch featnaea.
niu-t re memnrr i in. 11 ell. ne mairi.d an
anble. A fnrt, upon my word. A foot and
ankle-the latter priadpay. Ho auw It,
followed it about, danced wiih it; and in
fine wa. so please ! art ,'t.tht nohingeel w;lh jac of cqUii, social portion. IIke'twe.l!it.th of ,ie pr,Perty of Ihia enUra
would serve But lie n. hi own.
He could ace nothing cUe; he cared for bO-
I.L : I . . ... .1 1. . r 1. . . 1 1.
ming w..r, ne aaaaai no. 01 aug.u eise. 11
Pwtervedhin, for hoa 1 and heart, for wai.t and
auouiurrs, .or eye, a bus., bu- iouuiii.iur
soul ana uocy. r;c wrote a proper, aiiuwu-
a aa t ll - a . . la -
ble lever' ft.nnet, whi.-!i would nam muster
in any cciloction ol amatory c.Tusioii. on
it atul to it. cuiamriici! ir 'Uli an..:.-.' lie
. .... . ...
. 1 . j 1. , -I 1 ' " I '
u.;o..m, n ,:..l.',a.,d made Inmselt Dut a iä u:,:i,u nary o 1 utcr i nto dctai I, ;
agreeable to it, woo d it. won it. and bore itL . 1- ratich mlv b ...a :n ,..,...
. - ,,. I. ,
off in triumph to hh home-.f it
jcalled home, lor poor lorn wa. wofully di.
ca-,.ppo....u. ... um -.-
1 rwn.b Ka enrn t- i ie, I in e mt ifäa?f eein.
" -
1 iud with such an ankle. Alas! lie wa.
a
deceived. Ihe; was nothing but ankle
no warm !ieart,nosyn.H.:hy, r.intel.:gpnce',
e a a . . a s a. I a.i .... a I
He haa jo wife; he ha. what he warned.
and lhat wa. an ankle. He ha. a grateand
good firo in it; a fender, poker, tongw, '
saj v - r w n .
.hovel, a hearth rug and a lounging chair;
but he haa ne helpmate. Yet he ia not n
widower; he has a house of Iii. own, on an- no yur mouth. The needle attract, the fL-The young woroaa wno area -unrcat
kle and Inmily. oily Juice ol the bulb, and rhy number may'to di.traction,' lens she will bf t
In like aye luve NtaVM voun? nun tulbep cM WtW )tl afTct titi Ike vcs. walk back.
anuimr a lip, audi third allied l.iast.;i
tl... ... ... -I, ...... .
in
good,
wite.but tl.at win purely accidental.
U i j
r v ..... I " 1 1 J J .
. II 1 r I . lull r T I i vi . . . . ..
perhaps, be c.ouscd lor not being able to
make c ut. aine. Siam !,u. .
-6- "w ert-.u m
- know blmaelf rxtetlv. Oiiei.n.
elWIf on the .ofcket. OfMa u.iii.... .bt ,
- WYll, yuu know, tiu're waa a lomethiii.
...... r
aooui Jan.-liiut tii! jou at-e we ia:i't very
a.I! nil wh-a it aa-a BOrt of NftVlICfflti
Die k.nd et, . h! yu kv.uw hat I iinuu-!-
I uNMy enotlfia. baterw tili was whi.b
(.. .;r,e we.ldvd, it made l.iui, on tbu w l.ol,,
a luir enough bort ol wife.
1. 43 .
avwan yumg men marry dimplei-; s.,uu
. .. , . .
" l Know marri-il a bea-cy
- made o curt planter, w l.ilea aecoiid v u-in
- iul inv u.it.. n,i.ri..l ... a
I
- -l"""""'
It iadillicult in tlie ahaenrc of nnv ern -
rnte atatt(Mloil the au ict. to sav.d ciA.-A.,
- i mairiM-e. Tl m,,., k-a-.
.1... .1 ;!. I.I I LU.. J ji;L-- I
u uu, Kuuu, uim uae age.,
.1 I 1
the curi accompanied ""ke the happicM marringef,' andtbe coin -
very ttmiril; it r britedH a '"cud abo adeUed bla 1 aeek a
" - -
.unaoic mntcn, tie du..g huuor.bl,
and firmly to the huu.ble otject of hi. al
tecnon, and married hi. bum !, ol Hue nbi
bona.
t i lar f V,n . t 1 n. Amu m - ' aV.l-
J J
.
orl ül müU8
... r j f
H -
rnm.. .n mire. Ir. tt.iat.r.i.l k.il I I... .......
- - .... ;u m njir, ueauiy anu ru n.ne.s a. hand-
mode of hair drtasine coinui'' iu just then,' j . . .. .
. . . uu.. ... uhk.im.
. . , . , . .
'e r harm wa. dnwolved, and the msicb war
. ......
hanm v broken ofT. am there is nn ue.i'in
" r-
appearance of ita being renewed.
What do young men n.artyj Why they
marry all these, and many other bite and
"Pfi f a wife, luat. ad of the true bt"Jf.
Borne, more sagacious tin.:, tiie ordinary run,
are not content with an
eye, or a l;p, but
'
due .nsten.nce,;n"y a teeth,, head of hair, and .
ml BTäBlt i hnSO LAsai f I A I it A at . .11 1 I a. .
v aw- b
1 j . . t j .S.a.. ,.. - a..a. k . . .
- '""
l mr fttiif' ..f ..f(ar t lint fi. fin at-iln a '
that mccliug wkh a
vnunu uiuicr wu.. a 500.1 on.iu ui vvi.iat, in
I f j .1. . . 1 . . . ....
m a ... I. ; a U
marrioe rue lass, anu so iay oe eaiu ;o nare
married hia motI.er-iri.law.
Sojkunfc men marry, and so they .eitle;!
laaaaat at i at at a I t a r mmlm re et 1 i es !i . Ik. .fin.
... ... ... ..1.1....... ... r
rmales. thev arc a4ira-i-ed lo find that, tho"
.
II l t IT t tTtfcTI VI IUI VVUH III IB VI WW HCU U J
aailai baaf have no wivea. He tint cnust'.he citizen, of New York end Boston. Boc
k vvi.e must marry a wointin. II ho can ,n .lone in it. eornnrat. Hani,., o... one.
;eJuc&ttoa, miiut diao.itioN, kindred ym-
n.tlKes. and habit. coUL'emal to his own. let
1 i "
him y, Bu. Jet lifa bewf0 of wedding
)4n ioalejlt of m,rril,g . boat, buwevei fair,
a fc, however awabi likt, or a voice,
u owcvcr mtlodio'.i.
Young ladies do aU make aorce qtiecr' Providence. R. I. which city is one of the
matches, and unite the owe ire ao wbikerejrcheBt in the Union, having a valuation of
and imnfr:ala. to ai.ter ! anil hremt riint-
p ' .uic wniiu ui ouiiuii ia t-uuji w m...w
Ilea of tbeif folly, and thl. much, at least, valuation of many of the ml. or eitiea. such
'nal ,h,y io not, a young men!,. iwrlI,nJ, SaeB1( Ntw Bodtord, Buffalo,
do, go forth courting and to court, but rather,
I . ... I
wait to bo foulit for: und havinir acnera v
so much narrower a circle to choose from
than the etetner sex. thev mav be th. mere
adl, eKCUBCa w,en perhan. their beat
w r r
, ,
. , ea,0(sa . , eoo.il their best im !
Bjnin gj H,jt faro lhoy wci. And fare!slonrwhitth U exclusive of the large nui
cour(,uw rca0vr
In peeling otiion, nut a' larju needle hall
into your uiouth. The needle attract, the
The Red Petticoat-A Su?&eUoiL
Vnnkte Doodle haa, they ay,
A tact for ia.iiatiuii;
fee how rgi rly helukea
To lorei-n innovation.
We mnkc a wondrful ado
About our independence,
Ami Vet at foreign ihriuea of taale
VV u dance a tritt attendance.
A Rlan overcoat we wear
No lolly could be bigger
A ahirt upon a pole would cut
About na big a figure!
Euireole lioepn, the imperial form,
The Vaflk.e ladica follow;
Ad in the luniieiiHiy of pread
They whip UM Euiprcaa liullow.
Tlie lateat novelty that comes
Wa born acroaa ib.! channel;
The httle (Jueen, ru iease the jjeoU.
iiaa kilted in red lUnuel:
And prtftol to our happy fhore
The w.indroua tidings paaaea;
Am; liruadwiiy'e pave is checkered o'er
With Iluiinie Highland laaaies.
tJnre la a way why can't we have
A truly Yankee notion?
Mor such profound allegiance pay
To fa.-In jim 'croao the ocean.
Wlmt eoald lie finer now than thl.
(And mark ye, too, how dashing!)
A petticoat red, while and blue,
With tiiver atar. all flaahing !
Then h.ng the Yankee eclur oot,
(And Scottiah .kirt., conlound 'em!)
Our girl, shall take the world by torm,
with the alar and stripes around 'em!
The Reh Petti 1 1 T . -A la.fv rn.rn..
rion()cllt f ,,e Cleveland Herald uitain
!lh! .'Bahti.Tal" after the following .Vftfc
Tri 'red petticoat' .eem to find a. mi
i " i ne 'red petticoaf.eem to find aa much
,nvor in the eve. of the male orii. f
jcomtnuuty. a. in thoe ( Prince Albert.
but Dol corre.ponding admbfhtion from the
I. die. Don t heoitate ao lonr. f.i? irhtnrU.
Id 2i rloni fl f n at L i ra n aa f 1 i k A
m
0f
...
r " mm aaaai.aiM " '"VII alvvl VIIK BIIU
tasto recomm.nd, or ihe uobli0viug ones9
of thi itRrniT iNr tavilt iplknia ik k.ii.
i w - "in an iwuid nie ii wsr i i.i
, ,
Hon to a acarcity of pretty feet and ank est
. . . . ' K. ' ,
L. t, , . ...
i " - ium nir.s are ei . neavier
wooleD m.teril, ,h.n flanneI, ,nd a. rari.
.
. . . .
omc ure.. gooo.. iney are embroidered,
' ... . '
r iu mm,! ony um er color
... '
mat cmtiiiiea nrettilv with crim.on. The
tirettilv with erima.m Tk.
- w y. Trihlin. ... .
H(!dctI t0 lke Blripe.f ...j t00 ntturaliM
:...;.r.' Ttev are made in length to
irc.cl, u,e top of the g,jter boot lnd woro
over small .teal hoops. To produce the
. , , . '
Cli fur.', riiie n leisnnt' rfiUet iK. Ammm .......
; up m Th.ir w,rnuh ,nJ
tulioee. materially reduce the neceaaity for
sucb a number of skirt, aa American women
aurden their backs w ita, and then look like
.Iromedariea. Beside., the trailing in the
,u.t of scree bank note, in the abane of
. 1
rieb si'k., is hardly in iccordanee with the
IIVBf "1'Bl
.
I tunes.
Let all seneibla women come to the
rcacue!" .
Wealth or the A run tic CtTtia. The
. 1. 1 . a . . 1 a
aeaiin conrenrr.tea at tne grai sjatnmerciai
..i-p. r.K- iti..j o..... t-.-aTT.-i.P..
l nits nf the United State, ia truly
luac.
Pur mala nre. nnn.piirhlh nart nf fh
.... , ,u: ... : i a-
Union, being an amount equal to tba wealth
of .n. thr nf th eu- RaarlaaJ State.
" ' w"
except Ma.aachueette. in IJo.ton I found
i;,0 H Leal community, per capita, of any in
ilo United Hlates. The next city in point
of wealth, according to it. population, in
.-r... .: . fir,
liny-six millions, HUH BUUUMIIUII HI
thousand The bare increaae per annum of
., ... Q , , , ,k- .Rlir.
Chicaro. Uuiaville. Ac.
f
ihe New York r-ranweer um. up
results ol the revivals, ucertained from its
corre.pondcnU and es. hange, for the laet
. a
five week., aa ever twenty thousand conver.
bcr not specified, and other large number
not publicly mentioned at all.