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EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. than New York Stat* notes, and these leas tLim Do. do. two week! .... 2.50 BAILEY, Western no ten do. one month . . - 4.00 oommunieationa to the Do. 0.00 All Bra, whether on bcai- Do. do. two month*.... neae of the paper or for publicatirifc, ahould be ad- Do. do. tbreo months - - -, 8.00 1854. NO. 84. drese«d to G. BA1LKY, Washington, D. C. A liberal discount for long advertisement*, and to VOL. I. WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, APRIL 8, thote who advertUe for a longer Urn*. C. M. Pennington Kentucky News, Newport, Ky.; W. S. Bailey, $1. CMNraPTiia run ism. hare X. Tliul no settlement of LIST OK MKALBERS OK THE IJD CONGRESS. Whig..A. Human Rights and Interest*.the only periuauent Trun Mount J. W. Howe; POST. C. cun be NEW HAMPSHIRE Democrat, Pleasant, Iowa; THE SATURDAY\EVENING WASHINGTON, D. foundation of order and oonoord. the Slavery question looked for, SENATE Old Line W. $1.50 In no Dense will it bo the of a Party, in the of the The Senate consists ol two Senators from ettch Democrat*..George Kittredge, Der Iowa; Tit. Gulioh; $'2. UNRIVALLED ARKA i' 0F TALENT organ ' except practical recognition W. Hibbard. Deuiukrat, Davenport, VOLDMK OF THK a mere but free Stats. There uro thirty-one Status, ruprcseutnd George Morrison, Harry of tbe POST, iu le- PHOBFWTUt OF THl KIGHTH or Party Paper, absolutely truth that Slavery is sectional, and Free¬ by Pacific Han J. II. Proprietor* again coming NBA. aod independent," claiming to speak by "au¬ of sixty two Senators. % NORTH CAROLINA. Statesman, Francisco, Gal,; Purdy. THEfore the public, would return thank* for the g>n- MDOMl " dom national ; by the total separation in Italic; Old Line DoniuoraU, in Roman. Old Line Democrat*..H. H. Shaw, Thomas eorus which ha* them far in ad¬ for nobody except its editor, aud rec¬ Whigs, Democrats Der National Demokrat, Washington, I). C.j Fred. patronage placed AND PROPUKTOR. thority to the (general Government from Slavery, and Those mam oil 1. D., Independent ; U., liulhu, Wm. S. Anlie, Burton S. Creig, Thomas Buell <1 $2. vance of every other literary weekly in America, anil U. Bill.KV, CDITO* no in any quarter pre¬ its Union men, S. K thi.no electod as Schmidt, editor; Blaucbard, publishers; froe and COEBMPOHDIMO BDITOB. ognising authority the exercise of its aud consti¬ those elected L. Clmgmau. um the only suitable return for lucb hearty JOHN O. WHITTIBH, scribe its eourHe and policy. legitimate Southern or Stat* Right* men. H. John Rich¬ ANTI-SLAVERY Pit ESS. .upport, their arrangement* for 1864 have been ma la 0. on the side of - . David K. Whits..Sion Kerr, WASHINGTON, D. In Literature, it will aim to unite the Beau¬ tutional influence Freedom; President Au-iiUon Rogers, with a degree of liberality probably unequalled iu . ard C. Liberator, Boston, Mm , Win. Garrison #2.50. The National Era ia a weekly uewBpaper, tiful with the aud to make both immedi¬ and to the States the whole Socrotary Asbury Uiokin*. Puryear. Lloyd the hiatory of American uewspa|>or literature. Tboy True, by leaving Term Term NEW MEXICO. as for the to Literature and Politioa. subservient to tho purposes of of and the extradition of expires. expires Pennsylvania Freeman, Philadelphia. Ha.; C. M Bur have engaged, contributor* ensuing year, devoted ately practical subject Slavery AI.AKA.-UA. MISSISSIPPI. Old Line Democrat..Jose Manuel Gallegos. leigh; $2. the following brilliant array of talent and gentu* : the Beautilul - - Id Literature, it rime to unite every-day life. fugitives from service. Bon j Fit/.patrick 186ft Stephen Adams, (U.) 1867 OHIO. Mrs. Emerson Mrs. Dent' U. - - National New N. Y.; Soutkwurtk, Bennett, with the True, and to make both immediately Able correspondents, at home and abroad, XI. That ail men have a natural to 0. C Clay I Ha'J A. JUrowu |MaV Old Line Democrats..-David T. M. H. Anti-Slavery Standard, York, has right ARKANSAS. MISSOURI. Disney, »S. II. Guy A K. Quincy; $2. son,, Grace Grecntoomi, and Fanny Fern. auhearvient to the purposes of overy- have been ssoured, and provision as the use Andrew a - P. praotioal ample of the aud - Alfred beeu made for its Miscellany. portion soil; that, K. W. Johnson* 1856 lJavid H. Atchison 1856 Nichols, Edgerton, Ellison, Anti-Slavery Bugle, Salem, 0.; M R. Robinson, $1.50. In the first paper of January next, we design ooia- life. Literary . - day of the soil is to lite, the Win. K. Sebastian - 186U tlnnry S. (Jeyrt |MaU Frederick W. Green, Thomas L. Ritchie, Ed- Voice of the lueuciug an Original Novelet, written expreaaly fo* In it advocates the of Man, It will condonsed reports of the pro¬ indispensable NEW Fugitive. Politics, Righto publish ol all men to the soil is as sacred as CONNECTICUT. IIAMt'Stll RE. hou B. Olds, Wm. 1). Lindscy, Harvey H.John- our columns, entitled in - movements - what- right - - and the Equality of Righto, and opposes ceedings of C.ingress, explain Truman Smith 1865 Aloses Norris.jr 1866 .on, Wilson Shannon, (George Bliss, Andrew THE BRIDE OF THE WILDERNESS, not their to lite itself. - . \V. do Jarsd 186V - ever violated or tonda to violate them, whether, that body, the oauees of which always right lsaae Touooy 1857. William* Stuart. ANTI-KLAVKKY WOEhN KOtt KALK ATTlilKOK- By EMERSON BENNETT, author of Viola," this be Peiaonal Servitude, Civil lie the surface, and from its position bo XII. That the public lands of the Uni¬ CALIFORNIA. NEW YoRK. Aaron Bt LKWIS CLKt'UAiUK. "Clara Moreland," "The Will," etc. upon - Har- Forged Involuntary . 1865 Win. JI. tieivanl 1856 Scott Harrison, KICK, Class able to a constant watch upon the action ted States to the aud should William M. Ilwiu Whigs..John This Novelet, by the author of "Clara Legw- - Abeolutiam, keep - . . B. VV. II. popular Deepotien, Spiritual to all belong people, John li. Wcller 1857 Hamilton b'nh 1867 lau, Moses Corwin, John L. Taylor, Lilo of Isaac T. $1.25, 21 we called of the of the Federal Government in relation not to nor to NKW Hopper.prire postage Moreland," design following by another, lation^the Selfishness Capital, Tyranny be sold individuals granted UKLAWARE. JERSEY. Saup, Edward Ball. cents and - - of Combination, the Oppresaion of a Majority, questions at issuo between Liberty Slavery but should be held as a s.t- James A Liayard 1S57 J. R. 'Viioinpeon 1857 Democrats..L. U. THE STEP-MOTHER, . - huUyendent Campbull, Uncle I oui a of The extensive subscription of the Weekly corporations, John. M. Clayton - I85W William Wright 18jU Cabin.price }] | cents, postage 12 cents; By Mrs. MARY A DENISON, author of "Home Pio- or the Exaction* . " Party. cred trust for the benefit of the people, NORTH CAROLINA. Edward IVado. J. R. Giddings. live f«r turos," Gertrude Russell." etc. It holds no with the Whig and Era, which, during the year about to elose^has FLOltljM. copied $2, pontage paid. fellowship ¦ . have alao the of a number of the and should be grauted in quanti¬ J/ifI.ton Morton 1865 Getn'gc K. Batlger 1856 OREGON. Cnole Ioiu a Cabin ill German 50 cents, We promise Democratic believing that reached the number of twenty-eight thousand, limited Mai Is.»y Lane. price pont¬ organization*, for advertisers. free of to landless settlers. Stephen It. lory 1857 Vacancy Old Line Democrat..Joseph 16 cents. SKETCHES BY GRACE main iwues on whioh have been arrayed must make it an eligible medium ties, cost, ukoruia. ouio. age GREENWOOD, they on a as the Federal PENNSYLVANIA. to Whose brilliant and versntil* pen will be almost ex are obeolete or and The Era will bo issued sheet XIII. That a due for IV. Dawson - 1855 S. 1'. Chase (1.1).) |H6.» Key Uncle Toui's Cabin.price 50 centa, nostaire 10 against each other nettled, Daily regard C. Old Line Democrats .T. B. J. Rob clusively employed upon the Post and her own "Lit¬ that ate now need by the Sectional large as that of th& Daily National Intelligencer, Constitution, and sound administrative Hubert Toombs (U.) Ih.VJ Benjamin /.'. Wmlr lh.>7 Florence, Ceil tu. tle Pilgrim. they ohieHy N A N A. PENNSYLVANIA. Wm. H. John Samuel of to the love ot Lib¬ on the 2d of January, 1854, and daily there¬ demand that the funds of the Gen¬ I Ol inn, jr., Witte, McNair, W bite Slavery in the Burbary Stales, by lion. Charles Mrs. Southwortii .whose fascinating works are now Interest day ... Slavery, impair policy, John Petit ----- 1865 Ja hum 1865 A. American and to until tne 1st of 1854, (or long Coo/hi Bridged, Henry A. Muhlenberg, Christian 50 12 oeuta being rapidly republished in England .also, will natural to the mind, after, September, eral Government be from - - 1857 Sumner-.price cents, |»ostage erty in at kepi separate Jobso 1). Uright 1867 Rioh'dbrodhoad,jr. W. H. B. Asa Ga- maintain her old and pleasant connection with tbe the American to ito rulo. Dis¬ or, should Congress continue session,) ILLINOIS. U.HOUE INLANK. Struub, Wrigbt, 1'ackcr, Giddinga aSpeechea.oue volume $1, pout aubiugate People banking institutions; that inland and lusba A. J amen Wm. H. 12mw.price Poat. The next story from ber gifted pen will be en¬ with them, it sym¬ VIVK DOLLARS FOR THAT PKIUOD; and should James Shields - 1856 Charles T. James - I8;>7 Grow, Gamble, Kuril, age 25 ceuta. claiming all connection yet ocean should be reduced to the titled , .... JVltcbael , John L. C. adheronto who are the result then tliu will postage A. Douglas I8.>tf Allen lf>5« Augustus Drum, DawHon, Goodell m pathises with thoee of their warrant, publication reve¬ Stephen Philip American .Slave Code.price 75 cents, pout them to advance the be resumed on the 1st of following, lowest possible point; that no more .OWA. SOUTH CAROLINA. Trout, Carlton B. Curtis. Miriam, The Avrngcr; or, Tbe Fatal Vow. through September age 18 oeuti. " honestly seeking the nue should be raised than is required to Augustus 0. Dodgo 1855 A. P. butler (S. It.) I8;>5 Wlugs..Joseph K. Chaudler, William Ever- By EMMA D. E. N. SOUTHWORTH, author of Th® substantial interests of the country, although by year. W. Jones - I86U Josiah J. Evans - 186V Manuel Pereira.price in oloth 76 oeuta, postage 12 " not ohosen the As but aixteon intervene betweou this the of Uoorge hurt, Issue K. Heister, Nor. Middlcswarth, CUfton>" "Tl"» Lost Heiress," The Desert¬ it must believe that they have days defray strictly necessary expenses KKNTOCKY. TKNNKSSEK. Samuel L. John David cents; in paper 50 cents, postage 10 cents. ed Wife, etc. of it is that - - Russel, McCollocii, bettor way. ^ and the 2d January, important the public service, aud to pay off the pub¬ Archibald Dixon- 1866 Janus C. Jour* 1867 Address LEWIS C'LEPHANE, And last.not least. we are authorised to announo« at once. John if. I86U John I86'J Kitchie, Thomas JV1. Johu Dick. a senos one It is a snpporter of the Independent Democ¬ subscriptions be forwarded lic debt; and that the power and patrou- Thompson Bell Howe, National Era Office cf articles from who has rapidly risen holds that tho TruthH of the Dec¬ in advance will be invarialily rt- LOUISIANA. TEXAS. RHODE ISLAND. very high in popular favor. They will be entitled whioh Payment of the Government should be dimin¬ - - - 1856 J. Kusk - 1867 racy, in BAILEY. age John Slidull Thomas Old Line Democrats..Thomas Davis, Bon- A NEW SERIES OF are that G, - SKETCHES laration of Independence practical, 9 Salomon Foot - 1867 State Rights Democrats..Johu McQueen, Widows, Fanny by lawa and institutions and usages the by people X Army and Wavy, in California and from wood, in the early numbers of tbe year. whoso INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM. in the service of the United States, so far MASSACHUSETTS. VlRUINIA. William Aiken, L. M. Keitt, I*. S. Brooks, Jas. ItMri Oregon, coming try should be conformed.a Party, Chs.Sumnor (I. D.) 1867 J. M. Mason (S. it.) 1857 L. W. W. to 1S52, prosecuted by F. K. HAS&LER. Engravings, Foreign Correapondence, Agricultural sake of as be consistent with the and .. Urr, Boyco. OUice ou Four aud-a-Uall near Artie leu, The motto Union, not for the Union, ADOPTED AT PITTSBURGH, AUGUST 12, 1852. may prompt liilward Everett - 186J It. M. T. Hunter I8atf street, Peuusvlvania News, Congressional Reports, The ia, TENNESSEE. avenue, Washington, l>. 0. 22 Markets, otc., also shall be but for tho sake of Freedom and. elfieient transaction of the business. MAttVl.ANO. WISCONSIN. / aup regularly given. Progress; public Postage..The on the Post - 1865 Isaac P. Walker - 1856 Old LitTe Democrats..Brookinn 11^-Cheap postage and Law, not for the sake of Law, but for the Having assembled in National Conven¬ XIV. That river aud harbor improve¬ James A. t'rnrce Campbell, MEW books to of the United wheu and Thomas G. Pratt 1857 Henry Dodgo - - I8j7 (doceased,) Wm. M. Churchwell, Samuel A. any part States, paid quarterly Protection of Humau Righto Interests. tion as delegates of the Free Democra¬ ments, when to the safety and b> 'i'lOENOH, REED, A in advance, is only 26 cents a year. and tjje necessary MICHIGAN. Smith, Geo. W. Jones, Frederick P. Stanton. XI r NpublUbe Quincey; Twenty getter up policy. . people putting -5 voij. annum. Volume of the Era will com- ol our and his. UTAH. 161110.; price $1.60. $20 per Tho Eighth triumph cause, invoking XV. That emigrants and exiles from The House consists ol two hundred and Old Line Democrat..John M. Bernbisel. Memoirs of Whoaton, by his Sister; $1. The money for clubs, always, muat be sent in ad¬ menoe on the first of January ensuing, and be in our to advance Two vance. be sent at our We guidance endeavors it, the Old World should find a cordial wel¬ Miirty-lour Members and live Territorial Dele¬ VIRGINIA. My Sisters, by Emily Judson, 50 cents. Subscriptions may riak. When the addition of four columns. we now submit to the candid of been Poems and Parodies, by Ph.be Carey, 75 cent*. the sum ia large, a draft should be procured, if pos¬ enlarged by judgment come to homes of comfort and fields of gates, one uew Territory having lately Old Line Democrats..T. H. J. M. Mill- sible.the cost of which be have no means that could promise to Tue Bayly, Ihe Good-Natured Boar, by R. H. Horne ; 76 cent*, may deduetea from tbo neglected for the House¬ all men the following declaration of prin¬ enterprise in the New ; aud every attempt tunned, viz: Washington. Delegates, mou, Johu S. Cattkie, William O. Goode, Thos rassion 1< lowers; 75 cents 2d edition amount. Address, always post paid, make it an agreeable companion have no vote. DEACON A to the en and measures: to their of however, S. Bocock, PauluB William Smith, Memoir of Mrs. Hamlin, $1; 3d edition, just out PETERSON, hold, and an efficient oo-adjutor light¬ ciples abridge privilege becoming Powell, * ooina 03 No M South Third their us ALABAMA. Cba/les J. H. A. John by George Lunt; cents. street, Philadelphia. Politician. It haa aeoured able I. That Governments, deriving just citizeus and owners of the soil among Faulkner, Edmondsou, Ait of N B desirous of a ed oorreapond- Old Line S. VV. Z. Kid J. F. Prolonging Life, 75 cents. Any person reoeiving copy of ento at homo and abroad, and no journal in powers from the consent of the governed, ought to be resisted with inflexible deter¬ Democrats..Philip Philips, Letcher, well, Snodgrass, Fayette Prior s Life ol Burke, $2. the Host, as a sample, can be accommodated by noti¬ as Wm. R. Smith, George S. Houghton, McMullen. The the era letter, the oan surpass the Era it respects are instituted men to secure to all, Harris, Young Voyageurs, by Captain Mayne ftoid , 75 fying publish by poet paid. country among mination. . W. R. W. Cobb, Jauies P. Dowdell. VERMONT. ceuts, 3d edition. ITT" To Elinors Editors who give the above one contributors to its Literary those inalienable of life, and XVI. That nation has a clear or the oondenseaDepartment. of the rights liberty, every, Whig..JamoH A bercrombio. Whigs..James Meachuui, Andrew Tracy, BOOKS IN PREPARATION. insertion, condense material portions of it, (the The Era publishes reports the pursuit of happiness, with which they right to alter or change its own Govern¬ Alvah Sabin. noticoa of new contributions, and our terms,) for'their of movements ARKANSAS. The Barclays of Boston, by Mrs Harrison Grav editorial columns, shall berntitled to an proceedings Congress, explains were endowed their Creator, and of ment, and to administer its own concerns WISCONSIN. Otis. exchange, by in that the causes of whioh do not by Old Line Democrats..A. B. Greenwood, E. sending us a marlnl oopy of the paper containing tbe body, always which none can be valid legis¬ as Hand Book of Familiar from ito is deprived by in such manner may best secure the Warren. Old Line Democrats..Daniel Wells, B. Quotations. advertisement or notice . D^j. lie upon the surface, and position A. jr., New Volume of Poems, by Robert Browning enabled to a oonstant watch the ao- lation, except for crime. rights and promote the happiness of the CONNECTICUT. C. Eastman, John B. Macy. keep upon Democrats..James T. Colin Atherion.a New Story, by Miss Mitford/^ JANUARY NITMBfcR JUIT PCKUSHKD. tion of the Federal Government in relation II. That the true mission of American people, and foreign interference with Old Line Pratt, Mis* Mitl'ord s Dramatic Works. to all at issue between and is to maintain the liberties of that is a violation of the M. Ingersoll, Nathan Relcher, Origen S. Sey¬ 1'he is a list of the Free Dem Memorable Women, by Mrs. Oroeland. THE ONLY LADY'S BOOK IN questions Liberty Democracy right dangerous l]^3" following Dr. Lowell. AMERICA. the the of the Stales, law of which all mour. ocratic and in Sermons, by Slftwrj' people, sovereignty nations, against independ¬ CALIFORNIA. . Anti-Slavery papers published The works of Edmund Burke. So the entire Press of the U. States. The at the seat of the Federal and the of the the en¬ A pronounced by only journal the perpetuity Union, by ent Governments should protest^nd Old Line Democrats.-.}. A. the United States: Mew Work, by Henry Giles. Government, representing Anti-Slavery to affairs, with¬ deavor all means to MeDougall The Poetical Works of Alico Carey. hiK - GODliY'4 LADY'S BOOK 1SH. Sentiment of the while the Pro Sla. impartial application public by proper prevent; Milton S. Latham. FREE DEMOCRATIC PRESS. The Saint a Charles Republic, out sectional discriminations, of the fun¬ and is it the of the Ameri¬ Tragedy, by kingaley. Twenty-fourth Year very Sentimeat is represented here bv four especially duty DELAWARE. Inquirer, Portland, Me.; A. Willey; $2 per annum. Bailey's Essays on Opinion and Tratn damental of strict can the chief Line R. Riddle. Ind. Democrat, N. U. O. Feb. 27.*t HUNDRED PAGES.of reading each month, daily papers, nearly all of them being liberally principles equal rights, Government, representing Old Democrat..George Concord, H.; Fogg; $2. the beat American authors. it asks and economical administration. of the to FLORIDA. . New*, Keene, N. H,; S. Woodward; $I.26T ONEby sustained by Governmental patronage, justice, Republic world, protest against, Democrat, N J. H. A Sew and Volume. the of all who in that III. That the Federal Government is and all means to Old Line K. Maxwell. Manchester, H.; Goodale; $1.50. Improved A NEW AftD THRILLING support believe, sinoenty, by proper prevent, Democrat..Augustus Messenger, Portsmouth, N. H.; T. J. Whiltam ; $1. YOUTH'S CABINET enters STORY, to secure the the meat one ever the Union waa formed blowings one of limited powers, derived solely from the intervention of Kings and Finperors GEORGIA. W^OODWORTH'Sv v upon the Ninth Year of its with the certainly intensely interesting to the ourse of Democrats..J. L. A. H. Freeman, Montpeliet, Vt.; D. P Thompson; $2. publication, written, entitled of Liberty, and not perpetuate the Constitution ; and the grants of power nations seeking to establish for Old Line Seward, Observer, Morrisville, Vt.; J A. $1.26. January Number. This Magazine has acquired tho against David J. Wm B W. E. Somerby; name of the Favorite.'' THE TRIALS OF A NEEDLEWOMAN. Slavery. therein ought to be strictly construed by themselves or constitutional Colquit, Bailey, Bent, Telegraph, Springfield, Vt.; L. T. Guernsey; $1.75. "Young Peoples It has in advance ia invariably required. republican W. Chastain, Junius Hillyer. Democrat, Brattleborougb, Vt., W. Nichols; $1.50. become a household word. Its articles comprise an MT. Y. 8. ARTHUR, Payment all the and agents of the Gov¬ Government*. almost endless whether or humor- To prevent annoyanoe and low to ourselves departments A. Roene, Alex. H. Stephens Brandon Post, Brandon, Vt.; P. Welch; $T. variety all, grave will be commenced in the January number. ernment, and it is inexpedient and dan¬ XVII. That the of IFAigv.-David Courier, Burlington, Vt.; G. C. Samson, $1.60. ous. adaptod to instruct as well as entertain, and the and roadera, to their files unbroken, independence Hayti IOWA. whole a - |"reserve to exercise doubtful our pervaded by an of pure and healthful mo THE ONLY COLORED FASHIONS and to enable us to know how large an edi¬ gerous constitutional ought to be recognised by Govern¬ XJld Line Democrat.Bernhardt Henn. Commonwealth, Boston, Ms., J. D. Baldwin daily rality. our relations with $5, $2. upon which any reliance can he placed, received di¬ tion of the paper to issue, all subscription* powers. ment, and commercial li'kig..John P. Cook. weekly FRANCIS WOOLIWORTH, rect from Pans, and to the taste of Amen Sentinel, North Adams, Ms.; A. D. Brock; $1 60. " adapted" should bo renewed before they expire. We IV. That the Constitution of the United it on the of the most favor¬ INDIANA. Author of "I nclfl i ink's Home Stories," Theo can Ladies our uwn Fashion with full placed footing American, Lowell, Ms.; W 8. Robinson " by Editor," tri-week., $3. dore I hinker'a TfcJvw, Stories about Ac , have no credit-subscribers on onr books. States, ordained to form a more perfect ed nations. Old Line Democrats..S. Alillor, W. H. Kug News, Fitohburg, Maw R. F. Rollins; $1 60. Animals, directions. A. Thus. A. is still the Editor. 'l"Le January number contains a DRESS MAKING .Our of TBKMS to establish and secure the XVIII. That as, the lish, C. L. Dunham, Jamefl Lone, Essex County Freeman, Salem, Ms.; J. Euiuiett; some monthly dessription union, justice, by Constitution, choice variety of articles, including of the bosi Dress with to cut None but ths f 2 " Heuriuks, John G. Davis, Daniel Maoe, Nor- semi-weekly, $3.50. Puriles ever For we have Making, plana by. Single oopy blessings of liberty, expressly denies to the citizens of each State shall be en¬ p.ibluhod. engravings, latest fashions are Tbe directions are to Three 5 man E. M. Chamlierlain, Andrew J. Republican, Greenfield, Ms. Portraits of Washu ton Daniel Webster on given. oopies the General Government all power to de¬ titled to all and immunities of Kddy, Worcester, Ms.; J. M. Irving. that every lady aan be ber own dress maker - plain, - $2. Five . 8 privileges Harlan. Spy. Ilarle; his harm, and h ho if others; among which is our oopies . of or of the several the Standard, New Bedford, Ms. exocn at in EMBROIDER\. 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