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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-08-29
suFRirg,, SALE.

VA lion Circuit Cowt--.N6r Tenn, lsao
Planters Banb,
We III ri. Il In. an Bond.
J. +, Il. Claihnrnc etal
HgY virtue of'the above stated case
a1 TO me directed, willespasc 10 pub.
lie sale for cash. before the court house
door IN tha town OF Canton.
ON Monday tha ~ Oh day of August,
The following trucl Of land to wit sec,
ton iwen,y -olne Of the hickory barren
tract, ii township number eight, Of range
three east, containing 6l0 acres, more
or less,
Levied on rs the property Of J, + II
Clalbornr. aud viii he sold To all,fy cost
and commission in he above stated cnse
- N 1fnI IN NLH
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-08-29

W N. GWlN. Marshal
y '''''e'i, ''ts's svsss see@..s.ss ,,s,~ss~qs..
By W. H. BAtfE, Dep'g
August ge, 1884 Ipr fee SCI
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-08-29
posrPoNgMENr.

The sale al the above describ 4 pro.
perry is hereby postponed until the Ala
Monday Il August
". VI GWlN Muhdl,
Pr he SlWtern Diind y HisarnPsi-
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-08-29

s.~,e~ CO.. ~. ss.,s. ~ s{. DIXON, CFk.
BY u. r. RussELL, u. e.
Apgusi@0, 1910. 34-43
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-08-29

Cftf ~
BIZ w. RILEY, Dsp'y.
August 90, 1910. 34-37
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-08-29
WA Committed

August 90. s4-47 [pr fee ]
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-26
THE NEW WORLD.
QUARTO EDITION.

On Saturday, the second day of January, will
he lssued:the first number Of the Second Volume
OF the QUARTo Nav Would, This form, being
conven ent for binding and preservation, has been
and is much preferred by great numbers of read
ers in city and country. Each number ofithe Quar-
10 Edition contains the articles the Folio,
with the exceptions only of the advertisements aud
few uninportant news items of no permanent in
terest. The second volume of the QuaTto is COM
menced with the year for the accommodation
aud convenience OF new subscribers who, at that
period. generally determine on the character and
kind Of periodicals best recommended to their al
tenton and best worthy oftheir patronage.
The NEW WORLD was begun in the large, or
folio size, in October, 1889. 1t Immediately ac-
CURED circu laon unprecedenty great. 1t was
ordered 10 be sent TO all parts ofthe country; twas
sold IN great numbers in the principal cities of the
Union The plan upon which it was conducted
novel and striking Its distinguishing feature
was that it republished, with unparalleled dispatch
the most attractive portions of new English literature
On its broad and ample pages were displayed in
rapid and brilliant succession. the latest productions
of the most popular authors of the day. Their
names formed galaxy. which shed "a fascinating
lustre around the new and copious Journal One
star differed from another star in glory, but they
were all stars. Not many of The miner lights were
admitted into their splendid company. Dickens,
BULwER, TALFoURp, MILFORD, AINswoRrH,
DEWEY, SEDGwIcK, LoNGFELLow, have few
compeers in their time, and few worthy of being
ranked with them.
TWAS not to be wondered at that the New WORLD
became great favorite with he intelligent and read
ing public. There was only one objection made to
h-and that was It's size. The Folio form the
most popular but not most enient for IN sc, who
considered the works which it contained too valua-
bic ~ be thrown aside. For such readers. the
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-26
BONESET CANDY.

YW7M BROWNS COMPOUND BONESET
Wv CANDY, for the cure OF C'ughs Colds,
Difficulty Of Breathing. Sore Throat, and all pull.
monary complaints. 1t is also in extensive use for
clearing the voice of Vocasts aud Public Speakers
Its efficacy is fully established for removing the n
bove complaints As there are limitations in the
market that are frequently sold f'r the Genuine, in
der to avoid them tho proprietor OF this valuable
Cough remedy is to The greatest expense of having
it stamped {. VIM. Brown, Boston," also the Di-
rections are signed. For genuine observe tho
stamp, and receive no othcr-Price ID cts FIR ~
The great increase Of sales this season is sufficient
10 satisfy the whole community OF its superiority
As AN evidence read certificates:
thereby certify that in the month ofOctober 1882,
/ manufactured roma nedcacd detection furnish
ed BY WIN Brown Druggist, 47l Washington ST..
Boston, 5.4 lbs of his Compound Boneset Candy
Same month this year, 1S40, manufactured for
him 2243 I'd lbs, SHOW ing an increase TO satisfy all
that The article is truly oil the go: Six years since
in the same month made but 50 lbs. 1t is now
ten years to my knowledge that this candy has
been made by Mr.. Brown.
JAMES RICHARDSON, Contectioner,
a70 Washington st. Boston.
For the genuine. call for Browns Boncset Candy
which is for sale in Bath, wl,"Snl" aud retail by
EDWARD WOOD, Ccntral Whirc
20n34
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-26
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF BATH.

ARRIVED.
Nov 90 brig Mcclellan, Larrabee, Boston
sch Planet, Robinson, do.
CLEARED.
20 ship Cordova. Lowell, Havana
brig Dunlap, Gordon, Cuba
90 sch Waldo, Merrill Atahapas
sch Hesperus. Duell, do.
brig Hiram, Heddean. Guadalupe
SAILED.
Nov 20 ship, United States, Swanton, Orleans.
Passengers, Robert s. Boyd, Esq. and sister OF
Portland, and Mrs Drummond of Phipsburg.
ship Caspian. Patten, N Orleans
ship Orient, Bailey, do.
brig Betsey, Coomb-, Cuba
brig Albert, Clark, Mobile
brig Samuel n Gott, (new) Gray, Guada.
loupe
brig Napoleon, Sanford. W. Indies
sch Patriot. Oakman, Mobile
brig Lion, Fulton, Cuba
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-26
Maine Tri.Weekly Journal

SEVERANCE & DORR will resume the publ
y cation of the Tri- Weekly Journal during the
session Of the ensuing Legislature. This session
will be one of unusual importPnc as there is TO be
Senator in Congress chosen-a new valuation OF the
Stale-a new dstricting for represeniatlves-be
sides divers other matters OF imporiancc. As there
viii be a new wing administration in the State, the
proceedings Of the Legislature will derive impor-
lance from that circumstance. In addition to a full
report of legislative proceedings, shall furnish
our readers with "A connected sketch Of the doings
of Congress, and the news Of The day generally.
The price oc the paper will be s for the session,
payable in advance, as heretofore.
Our friends in the several towns in the Stale will
confer favor upon us by procuring Subscribers for
the Tsi-Weekly
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-26
ARRIVALS. CLEARANCEs, &c.


At Malaga Oct % brig Lapwing, Smith, wait
ing
Sail I'm Vera Cruz, 10th ult. brig Androscoggin
Tobasco and York
ADV at NO 10th ship Byron, for Liverpool,
wanting 900 bales
Arat n York Goth sch Enterprise. Gushing
Bath
Ar at N Bedford goth sch Fornax, Kennebec
for Providence
Afat Gloucester 18th, sloop Portland, Bruns-
wick
III at Holmes Hole 18TH sch forming Star.
Smith, Savannah for Boston. Probably sch
North Star, fin Savannah for Bath.l
Ship Pennsylvania, Farnham, FIN NO for Lly-
erpool, was spoken Oct ), lat as, lon so
Ar at Mobile 10th, Ca.harine OF and FIN Thorn
aston
ar at Madeira Sept 25.h brig Cervantes, Nc
Manus. London, and sailed Goth for Rio Janero
Sailed I'm Trieste 18th, ship Hanover. Drum
mond NO
Ar at Bgemerhaven 2lst ship Wales, Watts,
NO
Ar in Texe 9th Massasoit, Trott Boston
At Havana I'd INST brigs New York, Merryman
and Wave, Merryman, disg, to load for Boston
At do 3l't Chrsliana, Ballard, disg; Ceyl Ion,
Trott do; Constantine, Patten do.
AT Matanzcs Goth ult, brig Charles Thomas
Doughty Bath, 10
ADV at NO 9TH brig Georgana Mcclellan. for
Baltimore, deck load wanting, came up ships
Delaware, Patien FIN Liverpool; New England.
Ar at Havana I'd inst brig Angelina. Barnes,
Bath
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-26
Almanacks for 1871,

THVHE Farmers Almanack calculated for the
4 State Of Maine by Robert B Thomas
The Maine Farmers Almanack by Daniel Rob.
inson.
Tho Cnltivators Almanac and Cabinet of Agri
cultural knowledge.
Browns Improved Almanack, Pocket Mcmoran-
dun aud Account Book
For sale wholesale or retail at tho Bath Book.
store, by H. HYDE
Nov 25 9,3s
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-26
Collectors Office.
DISTRICT OF BATH, MAINE,

DISTRICT OF BATH, MAINE,
August, 25, 1940
MNY virtue of instructions from the Solicitor of
q D the Treasury am authorized and viii sell at
private sale all the right. title and interest which the
United States have in and to sundry lots Of land
and flats in Bath which set off to the United
States on execution against the Bath Bank, and
which were formerly owned by lisa ah Crooker,
deceased.
Il pan and description of the lots may be seen
at the Custom House, where the terms OF sale will
be made known. J. SEWALL, Collector.
-. = 8 mos %
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-26
DlsA ST L r $.

Ship Wellington, Harwood. of and I'm Bath for
n Orleans with small cargo of lumber, hay and
potatoes, was wrecked Goth ut, on the Gingerbread
Ground, near the Little Isaacs The materials of
the snip and some the cargo saved. Ship insured
in Boston for 500 900.
Sch Arab, 10 days fin Bath for Baltimore, put into
Norfolk 10th inst in distress, With loss of head, rail-
stancheons. sails, BOBBY hatch. galley stove and
decks swept, during the late severe weather. sch
Peru, Atlins fin Baltimore for N York put in same
day for subbies-had lost part of deck load.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-26

Quarto was commenced in June last, and for such il
will be continued.
For the volume. commencing in January we
ask the subscriptions of all lovers of pure and elegant
literature throughout the country. We ask them loo
to fauor as cih their names immediatlu, that ace
mag not fail short of the number that aoiH be re-
quired in this form. The reasonableness of this
request will be understood when we state that or
ders every day received for back numbers which
cannot be supplied. Ten times the subscription
price would now be cheerfully paid by those, who
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-26

An able Judge Of the interior was once
obliged 10 deliver the following charge 10
the jury
"Gent,emen Of the jury, in this case the
council Gu both sides are unintelligbie;
the witnesses on both sides are incredible,
aud the plaintiff aud defendant are both
such bad characters, that to me ii is indif-
ferent which way you give your verdict"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-26

In one town in the state Of Mississippi,
only one solitary vote was cast for the Van
Buren, electors, and when the poor man who
" did it, saw the result of the poll, he of
fered ten dollars for the privilege oftaking
back MS vote and giving it over again
But in Missouri there is one town that has
done better yet ece,y rote 0as giuen for
Harrison
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-26

We had thought heretofore that the pen
nv papers Of Philadelphia each office of
which issues about ten thousand more than
the others, had the most igstrodnary' cir
culatiou in the known world; but it seems
by the following from the New York Mer.
,uhnrn.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-26

A soldier who was once wounded in bat
tie, set mp terrible believing. An Irish
man who laid near, with his legs shot off,
Immediately sung out, bad luck to the
likes of ye-do ye think nobody is killed
but yourself :"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-26

Loss OF TWO STEAMBOATS,. The steam
boat Empress, with full freight, caught
fire and was burnt at New Orleans on the
3lst. Having been cut loose from her
moorngs she drifled agains, another steam.
boat, the .Monarch, which was also des-
troyed Loss from rs to $50 600. The
IHoaarch is insured for $25, 900 at New
Orleans. The Empress partially insured
at St. Louis.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-26
MUSIC.

INHE Boston Acadcmy's collection of Church
Il Music
The Modern Psalmist, collection of church
music, comprising the most popular Psalm and
Hymn tunes and occasional pieces in general use
together with great vare " of new tunes, An
iliems, &c, by distinguished European authors, in
GLIDING also compositions by the editor never before
published Also the Boston Gee Book for sale
by H.HYDE.
bith NOV 70 1910 3w35
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-26
DIE ID.

In this town on Wednesday 18th, Ellen Maria
daughterof MIR Alonzo Parsons, aged months.
On Monday last child of Mr. Edmund G..
Allen aged l3 months.
In Wiscasset. on Sunday last John, son of Mr.
Cornelius Turner, aged about Is years.
In Nob!eboro, Edward Merrill, youngest child
Of John "A. Converse, Esq. aged IL MO.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-26

A gentleman was one day composing the
music Of a rondo for lady to whom he
paid his addresses "Pray Miss D." said
he. 't'wIat time do you prefer 80 % she
replied, carelessIy, "any time will do, but
the quicker the better" The company
smiled at tie rejoinder, and the gentlemen
took her at her word.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-26
Baldwin Apples, Chesnuts, and
WalnutS.

WUST received by Thomas F. Donrell, .4gent,
% 100 Bills hand picked Baldwin Apples for
family use, will keep The win'er; AZ bushels Ches-
nuts and barrels Walnuis. cheap enough.
Aiso-Iust received an additional stock Of Gro.
ceries and other LOTIONS. Call and see.
Bath Nov. 25 35
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-26
NOTICE..

THE members Of the Marine Bible Society Of
Bath and Vicinity are requested to meet at the office
of w. Torey Esq. Monday evening next, at
half past six O'clock for the choice Of officers, &c.
A. R. MITCHELL. Recording Scc'y.
Bath, Nov. oath 1910.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-26
CIRCULATION Is, 900, 900.

There ia but one other paper IN this city
that presents such peculiar advantageous
as TIE New York Sunday Mercury: its
circulation is fifteen millions and some
oyer-that is one for every inhabitant of
the United States, and few for office use.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-26

"Beauty soon decays" as the lady said
when somebody applied wet sponge to
her ed checks.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-26

LITERARY. Mr.. Sparks, the editor OF
the Washington papers, &c, is now 10
London, engaged in some historical re-
searches at The Colonial and State Paper
Offices.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-26
ORANGES

SfUST received at T. S. Bowess, fresh lot of
~ Sweet Oranges, and Lemons, Chesnuis,
Grapes, &c.
Huh Nov 05 az
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-26
TO THE ASSESSORS

of The several Towns and Plantations in
Maine.
TT T having been understood that the Assessors of
III the towns and plantations have deposited their
returns of the State Valuation, required to be lodg-
ed in the office Of the Secretary oil State, in the
Post Office not being aware, il is presumed Of the
expense To which they are su jected-and such re-
turns being clargeabIe with letter postage the un'
dersisned deems it duty 10 apprisc such assessors
as have forwarded their return BY mail and all 9TH
ers concerned that not feeling authorised to incur
the expense the State, such returns will he
taken from the Post Office, without special direc-
tons br the Legislature.
PHILIP C. Johnson, Secy Of State.
Publishers O; Newspapers thai publish the Laws
of the State are req,lestpd 10 insert the above.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-26

We anticipate the day of our publication, THU
week, as we stated we should in our last.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-26

To the Honorable the Senaie and House Of,
Representatives assembled at augusta for
The gear eighteen hundred and forty one,
ND ESPECTFUl.LY represent the undersigned
N q inhabitants of Georgetown living in that part
OF the town called Aruwsc Island. which is en-
tirey separated by waller, and naturally dscnn-
nected with The other part of said Georgetown
called Parkers Isla:,d, aud the location is such thai
it is very announcement attending Town Meetings
they are all held in that part of the town called
Parkers Island. 1t is also so located that the town
have generally and almost invariably had two Cob
lccors, and two different per cennm for collecting
and for various other reasons good aud sound whicI
can be made To appear; we Prny Your iionorable
body won Id set off that part of Georgetown calleu
Arnwslck island into seperate Town, with th.
privileges IF other towns, and as in duty bound
Will ever pray,
JAMES PRESTON, and ID others.
Gcoraetown 3v:A
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-26

8 Height OF Insolence. To ask a friend for tho
money you lent him some time since.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-26
g. -7----- -a---= -
M AR ID .

'Sin HalloweIl Richard d. Rice, Esq. to Mrs
Almra E., widow Of the late George Robinson.
Esq.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-26

]. M. TEWKSBURY, NJ. D.
a hFFERS his professional services to the ciii-
W zens Of Wiscasset and vicinity, in the vari-
Gus branches 81 Medicine and Surgery generally.
Reference- =
5. L. CUsHMAN, NJ. D. Brunswick st#z-
JAMES McKLENE, NJ. ID. Topsham.
T.. CLARK, NJ. D. Portland
Rev w. L.. MATHEs,
Rrv EATON SHAW.
Office over S. Wright's Jewellry Shop
Wisc'sset. Nov 25d, 1870 49,
PINE TIMBER FOR SALE.
THNHE subscriber offers for sale in lots to suit
81 purchasers, Pine dimension timber, suitable
for stores or other buildings, hcwn and delivered to
order.
For further particulars enquire at the Telegraph
Office. NEH. PETERSON. Jr
Bath, Nov. 25. 1910 3ws5,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-26
Bath Academy,

yWyHE Winter Term of Miss Church's school
d will commence on Monday, Dec 9TH.
Terms 81 per quarter. s#
Bath Nov Gath. 1910. 2w35
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-26
PASS IT ROUND !!

that we must have them, from all our delinquent
subscribers, without delay. We have demands
pressing upon us for CASH, and our notions of hon
esty will not permit US to neglect them. Please TO
fork over, and "cheer US on our way''
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-26
B01seset GNmdy +!

YHyHE most popular remedy for Coughs. Colds,
aud all puIminary complaints, and 10 clear
the voice for Vocalists and public speakers. AS the
country is full of counterfeils, in order to get the
genuine, call for the Compound Boneset Candy;
this article is fast taking The pacej Of all other
cough remedies. Rising TO- 900 have been so d
within the past year. For sale wholesale and
tail at T. S. BOWLES
No Haiey's Block, Front st.
Bath Nov 10th 20
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-26

IPCOUGHS, COLDS, SPLITTING BLOOD,
and all Pulmonary complaints cured.
BosToN, Aug. ID, 1910. hereby certify that
within few years past, have had several friends
who have been subject TO coughs, colds and pumo-
nary compmints, and have also been very much
troubled with n c ugh myself A young man who
is agent Tor me at New York, fed from tie cars on
the Boston and Worcester Railroad about four
wears since while they were running at the rae of
fifteen miles per hour, and received a serious iniu
nv, which caused him to bleed inwardly, daily Tor
"A year. After much persuasion, induced him to
try Mrs Gardeners Indian Balsam of Liverwort.
He used or 10 bottles. which entirely cured him !;
he is now as well as ever. He thinks nothing bur
this Balsam could have saved his life. therefore.
from experience, cheeyulIy recommend it to my
friends and the public, for coughs. colds and all
pulmonary com plants, raising Of Blood, &c. It is
prepared and for sale by Nm. Brown, Chemist. 4Sl
Washington st. Boston, VIM F. HARNDEN,
Conductor of Harnden's Express from Boston to
New York.
Price so cts For sale in Bath, by E. WOOD,
2nw35 Central Wharf
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-26

"ENUINE BUFFALO OIL. THE HAIR!
WE THE HAIR! The Hair :! !! The greatest
ornament 10 the human body is splendid head OF
Hair 1t has recently been discovered that the
genuine Buffalo Oil is sovereign remedy for bald
ness. prevents the hair from coming off promotes
the growth, continues the iuxliriancc, an improves
the beauty. Il is far superior to any other animal
or vegetable Oil, and in case Of fever, where the
hair becomes dry and begins to fall off there is no
ar pllcaton more effecual in restoring its beauty
and rendering it IN healthy state. 1t is put up at
Il low price, 81 l2 cls,) that all classes have
access 10 it. Nome genuine unless put up in fiat
bottles with s1air OH impressed in the glass.
Also, to prevent mposll,on' twill be signed by the
ner of Elliot street, Goston. ......
Also, copyright for the Direction has been
For Sale in Bath, by E. WOOD,
3m35 Central Wharf
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-26
Keep this before the people !

mat we' the editor of the Telegraph, stand in
great need of Cash, and provisions, an wood, and
cannot get along without those absolute necessa-
res of life, and
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-26

VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGs-ADMISstON FREF-
Ono Of the finest and valuable collie ctions Of Paint
ing ever brought geter in this country IL 90 the
public Tor eyaminaO free Of charge at Frasefs GALLERY
Broadway aud El be oer at auction on Tuesday, The
instant The collection embraces Of the finest cimtrs
oi various masters ancient and modern and includes
highly iuere and valuable original Portraits Of Genera
Wesh ngton. Hamilton. John JaI, Adams aud Morris paint
ed by Col Trumhul ard Mr. Sny f,r the late Cey Woco
e tie fine srts
The Gallery will be lighted up the evening previous 10 the
saw. NltalcRues ~ the GALLERY. myQ 5tiss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-26


MA Ware Of recent mportaons nj very low prices my
10 MARRIED WOMEN MADAME. KhsrELL, Fs
mole Physioion happy to have ~ ~ her TO say
finer Celebrated Pre-, anye Iouoer Tor married ladies, ~oss
sed SS i% r "s y Satisfaction ton
% i s ana q Snss sS tan ad sas S Of o., most
Introduced w ne esiobrai,d Md~ m asS Female fhy
thus subject ser particular and especial study still usra
inclined TO sasrisn some degree u dsiIs until bee
.s q DER adoption e u, happnss: he seas n'y Otter
'asi 70 tosch on within .e limits Of adysrs,Henre
swnieh affect cot only the present we'll parents but
iva, he fas Of hs married Seyood s
slnsss Of thoss who give them birth would dtta1 In how
iy TIE %o,.Sr ., poor family remain ss,e roaesout
n living but TO toii' when tey might ha'. ,oy coror'
ID e9mpara'e siasenc. and e car, end toll have wessd
Jen tie widow len unable with The uos tiytnous in,.n
ous her f-eress offspring from Iseong Iegradss
o T p smile sisas S a ,9 as sysn
n, &c days Of The kndhusbaad and hsr Uttered in be
gsnion his BOSOM she bad reached the az. o,
%ec early SsS . Ine9 t o h f.It oT
sna' hows and pc young ad earP Of the endeir
,lors bes,ow unfrequ,niy al tine hsn least sb
iuJrort the hearrendins acion l. IL desirable then
les o consequences themselves or ks we being Of he
r,% s ~ ssa,o cay sgahy an remedy
THIS subject and estimating the benefits resulting thou
shs ABORTION o. mans eserled b her would
& n9d near and dear e It, nsderation e not
and healthy means ccniroll Even vir
rus, end .nghtsEcd mind viii uncsainely answer ia IN
rssompendsd ree Five Dollars package sseompsnied Wit
NJ and psteuar directions; Fort o. those
T BE- ;snt free cf,fpsnss os,ag. ercrpis eide
MADAME REsTE Fspss fSy.ieias 'H Frsspsi Ses 20
Is T street Nsy Ysrs ofee hours from A
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