THE ELK AD V 0 C ATE MAYORS OF Tffl Groat Cities. txtf tbM UkO DrosgtaM, Apothecaries M Jbfsiotni of our several cities have eltrrv dooumunt of essuranoa to ua that AY2U BAB8A-P A RTLIiA has bean found to e remedy of great excellence, and wortJ the oonfidenea of the community. - HOU. JAMES COCK, Mayor of LOWELL, liAb, aOTH. ALB1N BEARD, Mayor of NA.3HTTA, H . nOW. E. W. HARRINGTON, Mayor of MANCHS3TEH, IT. ja. HOW. JOHN ABBOTT, Mayor of OOSOOBD, IT. H. XION. A. H. BULLOCK, Mayor of WOBOE3TER, MASS, HON. NATETL BILSBEE, Mayor of 8ALBM, MAS 8. HON. T. VT. LINCOLN, Jr., Mayor of BOSTON, MASS. HON. WM. K. RODMAN, Mayor of PROVIDENCE, K. L HON". AMOS W. PRENTICE, Mayor of NORWICH, CO HON. J. K. HARRIS, Mayor of NEW LONDON, CONN. HON. CHAS. S. RODIER. Mayor of MONTREAL, O. X. HON. D. F. TIEMANN, Mayor of NEW YORIC CITY. HON. H. M. KINSTRET, Mayor of HAMILTON, O. W HON. ADAM WILSON, Mayor of TORONTO, O. W. HON. R. M. BISHOP, Mayer of CINCINNATI, OHIO. HON. I. H. CRAWFORD, Mayor of LOUISVILLE, KY HON. JOHN SLOAN, Mayor of LYONS, I- HON. JAMES McFEETERS. Mayor of BOWMANVTLLE. O. "W. HON. JAMES W. NORTH, Mayor of AUGUSTA, MB. HON. HENRY COOPER, Jr., Mayor of HALLO WELL, MB. HON. JAME3 S. BEEK, Mayor of FRED EIUCTON, K. B. HON. WILLARD NYE, Mayor of NEW BEDFORD, MASS. HON. J. BLAISDELL, Mayor of FALL BIVER, MASS. HON. W. H. CRANSTON, Mayor of NEWPORT, B. 1 HON. FRED STAHL, Mayor of GALENA, TLJ HON. JOHN HODGDEN, Mayor of DUBUQUE, IOWA. HON. THOMAS CRUTCHFIELD, Mayor of CHATTANOOGA, TKxJN. HON. ROBERT BLAIR, Mayor of TUSCALOOSA, ALA. HON. R. D. BAXJOH, . .- Mayor of MEMPHIS, TENN. SON. GERARD STITH, Mayor of NEW ORLEANS, LA. HON. H. D. SCRANTON, Mayor of ROCHESTER, K Y HON. DE WITT C. GROT 1 flayer of XTTIC 1 HON. GEO. WILSON, Mayor of PITTSBURG, PA HON. C. H. BUHL, Mayor of DETROIT, MICH HON. HEMAN L. PAGE, Mayor of MILWAUKXE, WIS HON. W. W. VAUGHN, Mayor of RACINE, HON. A. FARR, Mayor of KENOSHA, wis. WI3 HON. JOHN C. HAINES, - Mayor of CHICAGO, ILL SON. M. J. A. HEATH, Mayor of 8ELMA, 'i- nou". A. J. NOBLE, , Mayor of MONTGOMERY , ALA. HON. W. S. HOLYBAD, Mayor of COLUMBUS, OA DON ESPARTERO MANUEL, Mayor of VERA CRUZ. DON PIETRE DE CABALLO, Mayor of MEXICO. DON ESTEPHANIE RODRIGUES, Mayor of HAVANA. Coitifj that the resident Druggists nave assured them Ayer's Sarsaparilla Is an ezoellent remedy, and worthy the coiv fldenoe cf tha community. For Spring Diseases. For ParlO'lug the Blood. For Scrofula or King's Evil. For Tumors, Vlrers, and Cores. For Kruptions and Pimples. For Blotches, lilalns, and Ilolls. For St. Anthony's Fire, Rose, or Ery. For Tetter or Salt Rheum. slpslas. For Scald Head aud Ringworm. For Cancer and Cancerous Sores. For Sore Eyes, Bore Ears, and II amors Vor Female Diseases. For Suppression and Irregularity. For Syphilis or Venereal Diseases. For Liver Complaints. For Diseases of the Heart. The Mayors of tbe chief cities of the Uni ted States, Canadas, and British Provlnoea, , Chili, Peru, Braiil, Mezioo, and in faot al iU0et all the cities on this continent, hae signed this dooument, to assure their people what remedies they may use with safety and t jnfldenoe. But our space will only admit 1 portion of them. - Ayer's Sarsaparilla, Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, , Ayer's Pills, and Ayer's Ague Cur, raerARCD ar Dr. jr. C. Ayer V Co-, 10WXLL, MASS., Aid 4mS tp DrvylsU rvwy wbm. ORPHANS' COURT SALE. , by virtue and in pursuance of an order issued out of tha Orphans' Court, of t he County of Elk, there will he exposed to public Sale, on Monday the 29th day of Feb ruary, A. D. 1864, at 1 O'clock p. m., at the Court House in Ridgway, in said coun ty, the followingproperty, io-vi'ft A certain messuage of Land, situated in the township of Jay, iu the county of Elk and state of Pennsylvania. Bounded as follows Being part of great Lot No. 60 83 and part of that Lot Deeded to Uansclace Crandall, by Joseph and Mary Crandall, the 14ih day of November, A. D. 1827. Beginning at M osier's South line and fifty rods East of Lyman Kobinson north. east coiner, and thenceon said Robinsons east line to snid Robinsons, south-east corner, thence East on the south line of said great lot a suflio:ent distance to go straight throu gh to the place of beginning, to maka fifty acres, no more and 116 les, and being the name piece of land conveyed by Samuel Bell to snid intestate by deed dated the !i9th day of June A. D 18f)0, and recorded in the lleoorders Umee or tin county, in aecu book D pftg BB and 67. Containing fifty acres and to more and less, of which there is about twenty-five acres improved. ALSO One other piece of land, being part of a large tract of Land, known as No. 6033, East of the district line and north of tiennets branch of the Sinnamnhoning creek and bounded as follows, to-uiit: Beginning at the north east corner of lands of said in testate, thence East along the line of Chan cy Clinton, to what is known -as the Coal bank Run, thence in a southerly direction, following down the Coal bank run, said Coalbuuk run, being the line to the lands of Uibson and Miller, thence west to the south east corner of David llullers other lands, thence north to the place of beginning, con taining about fifty acres, more or less, and being the same land conveyed by deed dated 1 lie uddayof July ad. 1850, by Oeorge A. Iluller and wile, to said intestate, and recor ded in the Recorders Office at Ridgway, in md for the county of Elk, in deed book 11. l'nges 305-306 and 307. ALSO "ne other piece of land, bounded and described as tollows. Beginning at a white-oak tree standing in the east line of tract No. 4006 and south east corner of Al ired Peareolls farm, ihcnce south, twenty tour chains and seventy one links to a cor ner, thence west twenty six chains and fifty links to a corner, thence north fifteen chains 1 -i . an;rl AIIYo.l imueievcu nuns iu litiiuKi vi I'ersoll's land, thncc north seventy degrees east, one hundred and twelve rods and three fourths to the place of beginning, containing fifty acres more or less excepting and re serving out of the said last described premi ses, ene half acre of land, which was deeded to said David Iluller. by deed dated the 27th day of June a.D. 1850, being the same piece of laud hereafter described The said fifiy acres, being tho same land conveyed by Oeorge '. Iluller, to David Huller, by deed dated theT 1th day of april A. D. 1857, and recorded in the office for recording of deeds in and for the connty of Elk in deed book li. pages 553 and 554, of which tnere is about thirty ncres improved, with a frame house erected thereon, and apple Orchard and fruit trees growing thereon. 4LS() One half acre or land improved I on which there is erected a fraroe liarn. Bit- I uated in tho township and county aforesaid' aud bounded as follows, to-wit: Cnmmen- cingat the 7irnpike leading from Bellefonte to Sinethport, running westwardly along 1)10 ro'd that leads to Weeds Mill one rod west 01 t lie Darn 01 uaviu iiuuer, inence norm erly eleven rods to a post, thence easterly to the said turnpike, thence southerly along j thnsaid turnpike to the place of. beginning, containing one half acre, more or less, being pirt of fifty acreBofland which was convey- , ed by John Pears ill and wife, to Delila Hul ler by deed dated the 17th day of February, a, d. 1834, being the real estate of David Duller deceased, lateof the township and county aforesaid. fir TERMS cash on conformation or sale. V. bltOCKVVAZ.) .W. A. BLY, J ililgway Jan. 23, 1804. Admi 19t IS. To Consumptives. The undersigned having been ed to health in a few weeks, by a very simple remedy, after, bavin suffered 8e. ven.1 vears, with a severe luns alTeution and the dread disease. Can umption-is anxious to make known tohis fellow 8Uf. ferers the means of cure. To all who desite it, he will send a copy of the prescription userl, (free of charmO with the directions for prepay ing and u.sing the same, which thy will, ' find a ture rure for CONSUMPTION,' AriTiiM., BiiovcmTrs.CounHs. Ooi.ns I iVc. The only objct of the advertiser in sendinir the prescription is to benefit j ....,1 .,...! :r......f; v:i, 1 1. ttz ti :u cl . it 11 11 1 ut iui iu ttiuii w ti n-it ho conceives to he invaluable; and he hopes every Mifferer will try his remedy, 1 it will cost them nothing, and may piove a blessing. Parties wishina; the prescription will please address Rkv EDWARD A. WILSON. Williii usurg, Kiusjs County, New York. NVTlOEtu the .Stockholders of the Oil ('reek and Ridgway Railroad Com '".V. Tho Annual Meeting of the Stock holder ol'thi-f Company, will beheld on H ednusdav thelUth day of February. ISiU. ut 1 o'clock P M , at No. 4 Wil. lings Al ey, Philalelphi:i. JOSEPH LESLEY, Secretary ""NO'rHMlVlniugT)? "the Com ini.Hsioiiei'rt and board of Relief will be held at the Commissioner's office in Ridgway on Friday Feb. the 12th next. li order of the Commissioners, J. C. M'ALLISTER Ccrk. January 15 1864. NOTlOh. To all whom it may eoncem that the partnership heretofore existing between Hyde, Houck &, Little, has this day been disolved, by mutual consent, and the business will hereafter be conducted iu the name of Hyde and Reed J. S. HYDE, For HYDE, HOUCK & LITTLE 1ST OF LETl'bKS reuiuiuiug in A tba Post Otlitie at Ridgway, Jan uary 1st, 1134. Woodward Weeks, John Sohenrraan, Coroelious Keeffe, 2 Thomas Millon, Tboiuas Fallen, B. W, Boyoo, Fraoklin Crosby. (& Peraoob falling for any of tha above letters "ill please aey "adver ted." L LUTHER, P. M. A Democratic and Conservative- Paper in the City of New York. Thb Nkw York Wxekly Arocs To ifaintain the Constitution and to RESTORE THE UNION. Tho Arots will continue under the edito rial charge of -its present conductors. -CALSIRT CONHroCK, VVILT,. AI CAS IVEDY, AND ELON COMSTOCK, with ample special assistance in every de partment of the paper. To give additional value and importance to its columns, the editors have madi arrangements for articles upon the great questions which now agitate the country, from the pens of HON. HORATIO SEYMOUR, HON CHAS. O'CNOR. HON. SANFORT) E. CHURCH HON. SAMUEL J. TILDES, In every department of newspaper enter piise the NEW YORK AROCS will compare favorably with the ablest jour utls in the country. In Politics. In Litera- nare. in business and Finance, In Agrlcutl tural Information, in General News, and espooially in the completeness and accuracy of its reports of the Joney. Produce, Caett and other markets, it will have no superior The Arots is issued on Thursday, and will retch subscribers, on all the principly mail routs, as early as Saturday of each week. 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CO.V3TOCK & CASSIDY Administrarora Notice. Letters of Administration having been granted to the subscribers on the Katate of William S. Meredith, late of Fox tn.. . VAt ,,, ii ;n,lnht,l tn said . , ' r , . . ,. , . v payment and those having claims against the Same will present them dulj authen. , Heated for settlement to Jacoh M'Cauley. Admr's. Elizabeth Meredith Tv "opt. l'lth isr,3. . H1t.11). On utldily morning in the lot biek of our dwelling, a small bun dle of clothes, consisting of one lare blue Veil and a Ladies white under skirt, richly embroidered. The owner ean have them by calling at this office , and paying charges. I r-,riv. r-w r-, t. DlllAl IIJ'jII'aU. CAME, to the premises of the sub ' ... ' sciber about the 1st of July last, a red 1 Heifer, Supposed to be three years old . cr pr.Ng, ,e nas a re-i am wn.to !Ptot ,,u lier "rhel "e,r hor"8 ('''ooks ln; ! lhfl owner 18 requested to come forward , fove property, P;.y Charges and take I her awny, otherwise she will be disposed j of according to law. 1 Jeremiah Spileeoe, Kersey October 27th 1803. I.umbeimen vltteution. SA If MILL FOR REXT. The property known as the Rear Creek mill will be leased for a term of years from April 1st 18G4 to any relia ble and energetic party or parties no others need apply. Privilege of stock ing will be given at any time from this date. The property is situated in Elk county Pa., on Hear Creek, one mile from its mouth, which enters the Clar ion River six milus below Ridgway. On the place there is a commodious House and Ham, with the privilege of thirty acres of cleared land. Facilities for stocking are the host in the countv. The Philadelphia & Erie Rail Road will be finished to Ridgway by next April, which will bo of great advantage to Lumbermen iu getting supplies. For further information apply to WALTER HKYA JT Pittsburg or DANIKL E WER Allegheny NEW ARRANGEMENTS. Tho undersigned takes pleasure in saying to the citizens of Elk county aud the traveling publio, that on and utter the 1st Mor.day in Sept. he will run a line of II ick from Catalonia to thei: d Fork of Sinnanitthonlng as follows (viz) Leave Galedoniaovevy Monday, Wednes day, and Friday morning, at 6 o'clock, and arrive at 2nd Fork iu time for the cars, and returning, leave nd Fork, on Tuesday, Thursday, aud Saturday morn' tngs at 6 o'clock, and arrive at 6'aledo. nia in time to meet the Ridgway stage .CHAUNCY CLINTON To Consumptives.- Consumptive sufferers will reoeive a valuable prescription for the cure of Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, and all Throat and Lung affeotions, (free of charge,) by tending their address to Rev. E. A, WILSON, Williamsburgh, King Co., New York. TWENTY-S1XT1I BIRTHDAY, or mi Star Paper of America. J A W V A n Y Int. 19 6 4. THE SEW YORK MERt. T. FOR TIIK COMINtJ YEAR. Afte more than a quarter of a centuty of Uninterrupted Bucceps, The New York Mcrcvjrt standing first 0" the muster roll of 1 lie Literary l'ress in this country points proudly to its past career us 11 guarantee of new triumphs in the future. Heretofore, it has eclipsed all rivalry ; but 11 proposes to make tbe coming year memorable by tlipmg tit own putt hnioiy and looming up before the world as tbe most tiiM-velou specimen of a fascinating, brilliant, amusing, and comprehensive .it craiy Newspaper that has even been pub liBhed in cither hemisphere. THE GENIUS OF EUROPE, will be laid under contribution to give br'd 1 liancy to its columns, and side by side wil h original productions of the most popular 10 1 manc'sts of the Old World, will be placed the chef d auvret of the most eminent story writers of the New. MISS. M. E. BRADPON. Authoress of ".lurora Floyd." "Lady Aud ley's secret," "John Marchmont's Legacy," etc., eto , who has suddenly risen, like A STAR OK TilE FIRST MAGNI TUDE. in the literary horizon of Great Britain, has been especially engaged to supply 'lit New York Mkrctry from lime loiiine with ihe wonderful creations of her genius, at a cost which no other weekly iu America could venture to incur. Among the multitude of distinguished writers and artists who have become famil iar to the masses through the vast circulation of the Star Weekly of America, may be men tioned the following, all of whom are still upon its stuff : DR. J II KOBINSON, COUSIN MAY CARLTON, L.4ROAAET BLOUNT. W O EATON, NED BUNTLINE, GEORGE MARTI.4L, ARTHER M GRAINdER, JULIA S INGRAHAM, GRACE GARDNER, E I) WARD WILLETT, FELIX O C DARLKY. EARY CHIEF, MISSM EHRADHOX, GEORGE ALBANY. Scores ofother distinguished literati, under various o deplume, contribute of its col mns, while its pictorial illustrations are from the inimitable pencil of Felix O. C Darley, Esq., the best draughtsman of the age, The War, which has given the coup de grace toso many pretentions publications, and half destroyed those that still survive, has added thousands to the circulation of The iVew York Mercury. Its heart-stirring short stories, its military historiettes, its matchless ferial romances, its racy burlesques, its genial wit aud humor, its delicious gossip, Us tairy talcs for little folks, its rare poetry, its fresh and vigor ous editorals, the infinite variety of lis con tents, and the large amount of reading mat ter that it comprises, render it welcome everywhere, and to all classes of society. Containing as it rions, FORTY COLUMNS of closely printed mutter, it may Bafely be pronounced the cheapest, as well as the best Literary Newspaper extant. 7te.e favorite writers, Doctor J. H nhi uson, Consin May Carleton, and New Bunt, "ine, are now preparing three stories for The A'cw York Mercury. eof theseproduct n will be commenced in the Opening Number ofthe.Vew Year yhe authors being aware of this fact, are engaged in an emulative eentest lor precedence, nnd the result w'.U unquestionably be that the most effective story ever penned by any of three, will com mence in the NEW YEAR'S NUMBER of the (treat Representative Weekly of the Western World. The .Yew York Morctiry is sold by all newsmen an I perimlio-il lienler in America. To subscribers it is regularly ui'iiled every Saturday morning, for $i a year, three oop. ies for $0 ; six copies for S't : eig it copiox for 12 with an extra copy, free, to the getter upof the club. Six months' suhsorlp tions rcceiveJ. A'wayt urrite plainly the the name of your Post Ojttce, County and State. We take the notes of all.bolvent banks at par. I'nymecL must invariably be niada in advance. 8rSfSpecimeu Copies sent to all appli. cants. .4 ilress all letters, imp ''emitiances, post paid, to C.4ULDWELL 4s WHITNEY, Proprietors of the. New York Mercury. Pos. 08 A an, street., and 113 Fulton strait, New York City, FOR SALE. For sale 2000 acres of Jjand near Ridgway the property of the late John Parsons, deo'd., of the State of Mary land The property is covered with White Pine and Hemlock and on!y 5 or 6 miles from the village. Apply to S. K. DASlllELL, Commercial IJtokcr No. 32 St. Pave St., Baltitn jre Mc. 'PERR1RLE DISCLOSURE SE 1 ('RETS FOR THE MILLION! A most valuable and wonderful publica tion. A work ol 400 pages, and 30 colored engraving!. DR HUNTER'S VADEMECUM.an original aopularndp treatise on Man aud Woman, their Phy siology. Functions, and Sexual disorder of every kind, with Never-failing KoiLe dies for their speedy oure. , Tha practice of DR. HUNTER has long been; tnd still is, unbounded, but at the earnest solicitation of numerous persons, he his been induced to extend his medical use fulness through the medium of his "VADEMECUM" Itis a volume that should be in the hands of every family in the land, as a preventive of eeoret vioes, or as a guide for the alleviation of one of the most awful and destructive soourges ever visited mankind. One copy, securely enveloped, will be for warded free qf postage to any part of the United States for 50 coots in p. O. stamp, or 3 oopiea for tl. Addrees, post paid, DR. HUNTER, No. 3 divia on Street, New Yerk. Column. ARRIVED. AT THE Rail-road Store, RtoUXFAT, Pa. The Subscriber has just received, a ; lariieand well selected stock of eooda. 1 nt the Rail road Store iu Ridgway, 1'a., consisting in part of Dry Goods Cm roceries DOTS & SSIDDS, a Hats and Caps. LADIES DRESS GOODS, IS "aS 3 for t e winter, All of w hich, will positively In sold at I hilatlelphia prices. --Also Flour Feed Salt Pork Fish &c. ""Produce' The highest cash price be paid, for all kinds of will coun- : try produce. fcg? Give ua a call. WILLTAM PATTON. Rulgwvy Nov. 77A1863. CSOLDIEHS IN THEARMY O and our people at home Are now uttered an opportunity by which they can obtain a GOOD& DURABLE TIME-PIECE AT A VERY LOW FIGURE. OUR WATCHES HIE WARRANTED TO KKEP TIME ONE YEAH and the buyer is allowed the Privilege of Examination. E EE ORE ATM EXT IS REQUIRED. Improved Duplex in full Ritbrj Artl.m. A first class Hunting Time-Peace of Silver material, over which is electro-fine plated IB k, gold, most durable wrought, making the imitation so fruitless that it cannot be dutected from the solid material by the most experienced judges ; acids will not af oot it.. London made movement. Improv ed Dvplkx in full ri'by actios, has sweep neoonds, aud is not to be excelled in general appearance. This is drcidedlt one of the best ahtici.es ever offared for traders and speculators. Engineers. Emigrants, and persons travelling, will find them superior to any other ; alteration of olimate will not afflict their accuracy. Prioo. packed iu good shape .111 1 ttim.l running order, only $35, or cane i f tV JJ, SILVI'i 1) 1UBLBTIME HUNTING LEV ERS, REST CJi.'.VI.ITY StLVEf CASES, over which electro fine plated 18 k. gold, similar to our Improved Duplex, and superior ad justed movements with "Stop." to be used in timing horses, eto. : has Four Indexes for Washington and Greenwich time, sweep secon.1, and all the improvements. All in all, taking its beautiful and faultless ap pearance and its superior movement into consideration, w regard it as decidedly the cheapest article of the kind in the market. Price, in good running order, $45, of case of 6 forS JUD. 8 We ask no pay in advance, but will forward e'u her of them to responsible par ties, to any part of the loyal States, with bill payable to expressman when the goods are deli vertd, giving the buyer the privil ege of examination, and, if nit satisfactory (he waloh can be retu'ned at our erpense. Tht express companies refuse making collections on sodiers and other ditloyal States, consequently all such onion must be accompanied by the oash tn insure at tention. We make a deduotion of two dol lars on either watoh when the payment is forwarded In advance. Money may be sent by express at our ex pease. THOS GAFTERTV A CO., H3 ana BO Broad St., opposite City Bank, Providenoe, R, I- FXECUTEaS NOTICE. Letters Tsstsmvntary having fc ffraa ed to the subscribers, tn th rtats of B. j Mule late of Fon Township asseased. Notloe Is hereby given t P?r,?5 lebted to said estaf ,Mat " V-A ",, vn8 claims sguliigt payment. And leiy tU witho(It d" , aid estate VX tor naja,lmtDU 0 the subjo M LITTLE, ) HORACE LITTLE Eissuters .rdr Camp Jul 8th 1M3. IMTTOH'S Terms Redtccd to Old Priceo OODEY'S LADY'S BOOK Tor 1864. OR SA T LITER A RT AND riCTOML YEAR I The polisher of Godey'i Lady'i Book thankful to that publlo which bat enabled him to publish atnsgatlne for the last tkirty four years of a lrrger circulation than any in America, has an arrangement with th most popular authors In this country Mnrlon llnrlnncl. Attthoretn p "Alone," 'Hidden Path," "jVoit Side," "A'emetii," end "Miriam," who will furnish stories for the Lady's Book for 1804. This alono will place the Lndy, Book in a literary point of view far ahead of any other magazine, Marion Harlnnd writes for no other mniazine. Our other favorite writers will all continue to furnish n,llu""' '"'""L""" l"v T II n II I ST Lady's Magazine in the world and the Cheapest- THE LITERATURE is of that kind t'tat can be read alone in the' family circle, and the clergy In immense numbers are subscribers for the Book, TIIEMI'SIC is all original, and would cost 2o cents (the cost of the Hook) in the music stores; but most of It is copyrighted, and cannot bo ob tained except in "Oodev." OUK STEEL ENGRAVINGS. All efforts to rivel us in this have ceased, and we now stand alone in this department, giving, as we do, many more and infinitely better engravings than are published in any other work. OODEY'8 IMMF.WCE DOl'BLR RET FAftff. I. IV .P I. JT I' K . OJ TJ From fine to seven full tenyth L'olorrU tathiont on each plate. Other mtip&nnei give only two. EUROPE OR AMERICA. TIIK PUBLICATION OP THESE PLATKS COST , 810.00 MORE nothing Wit out wonderfully large circul vi utr A noiiiUUviai.i;B vsi 11 1 o uiu 01 J IG1 " lines cannot afford it. We never spar mo pey when the public can be be- efited, j These fashions may be relied on. Dresses may be made after them, and the weare will not subjeet herself to tidicule, as would be 'he cane, if she visited the large eities dressed after the style of the plates given in some of oursi-called fashion magaxines. OU? WOOD ENGRAVINGS, of which we give twice or three ttmes as many as any other magazine, are often mis taken the steel' They are so far superior to any others, IMITATIONS. Beware of them, Remember that the Lady's Book is the original publication and the cheapest. If you lata Godey, you want no other magazine. Everyth ng that is useful or ornamenUl in a house oan be found in Godcy. Ao other magazine gives them, and w have given enough to fill several large vol umes OUR RrCfPTS are such as can be found nowhere else. Cooking in alt its variety Confectionary . tne Nursery tbe loilet tbe Laundry the Kitchen. Receipts upon all subject! are to be found in the pages of the Lady'i Rook. We originally started this depart ment, ana nave peculiar lacilitics for ma' king it most perfect. This department alone is wortb the price of the Book. v LADIES' WORK TABLE. This deportment comprises engravin ana descriptions or every article that a la wears. TERMS, Cash In Ad va a ri c e S niteM Statet. I a0i one y1 To any Putt OJice in th e Unit, ine copy one year $3. z enpirs one y So. Three copies one year, $0. Foi copies one year, ST. Five copies one year, and an extra copy t In' person sending the club, $10. Li;K copies one year, and an extra cof to the person sending the club, $16. t? . , Steven copies one year, anu nil extra eof 10 t tie person senaing me ciuo, j-zu. And the only magazine that can be intr uuced into the above clubs iu place Jif th Lady s Book is Arthur's Home Magartne Special Clubbing with other Magailnes. Godey s Lady s Book and Arthurs. Homt Magazine both one year. S3, 50, Godey's Lady's Book and. Harper's Mags line oom one year, Godey, Harper, and Arthur will all three I sent one year, on receipt of SH 00. Add es Li. A. GODKT, Hi Chettntit Street, Philadelphia, P MME DEM0BESTS MIRROR OF FASHIONS QUART IKLY JOURNAL I)U ORA.N I Monde.) ! Circulation 4U.0H0 (largest in- tli world.) pach number contains lar and magnificent Fashion Plates, splend I illustrations ol all tbe fashionable ad Paris novelties, for ludies' and children Dress. useul information, and the lb lite-size 1 atterns, cut ready tor use, et eto. Yearly, $1 ; single copies, 2t5 ceo i'uoiisiied at iime Demomkst s r( rium of Fashions, No. 473 Broadwav BrtiS-MUlU ANU VALUABLE i'HEifWU J1S . rach Yearly Subscriber to JawiVjiDi. niorest'e M i' r r of Fanhion's is entit 'rd t the selection of 50 cents 'Vorii, of ti Patterns, or u copy of M inc. Det Systnie fo Cutting Children's D or tor 50 ents extra, the Ladi tern. For a club fo 5 subscribers at will be sent Person's, Arthur's other $2 magazine or uewspirti year, or a splendid Photograph A; tor a club of 8, Uodey s Lady 1 or any other S3 magazine, or an eTe gilt, or steel Rack Comb, or Side Col A Club 01 IU, Dime Demorest a nunning otitcn sewing tannine. 0 Selt.tucking Attachment, or a full sei Steel or (iilt tombs. . : A Club of 63. a new Wheeler and V. son's Sewing maehine with Hemmer Self tucking Attachment. ' C A Club of Qa, a splendid pat;r( !rf Oold Watch. 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