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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-09-11
VOL. I. NO. 10.

point of the hunting knife, he would have nailed it
with the hunting knife to the Clerk table, and de-
mandel ichct Southern hOiSpur UOuld hheH V'
Referring to the approaching election he told
them 'fo teat the loco fOcoS peGceably j you can,
FORCIBLY if you must, and TO rally at the polls
and DRIVE BACK THE ERIGANES." Such
is the character Of the speeches of this desperate,
reckless disappointed faction, that stimulates its
courage with hard cider, and attempts to carry the
elections by brute force. Success is lis aim, and
the end is made to justify the means Dcspairing
of success at the polls, and knowing that the peo-
pie have decided against them & the unholy means
by which they hope to get into power, the Feds
have determined to accomplish by fraud and force
what they cannot do by fair means They have
got their secret organization their secret commit
tees companies Of hues, and all other secret ar
rangements which are necessary to carry out their
dark and fraudulent designs, Secresy, money and
force, are the weapons upon which they rely Tor
success. Our weapons are truth, arguments and
reason. We rely upon the intelligence, the virtue
aud the patriotism Of the people. Our appeals are
addressed 10 their understandings, not to their pas
sions. We deprecate any appeal or resort to lorce'
and trust the enemy may not impose upon the De-
nocracy, the stern necessity of repelng force BY
fnrcn
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FLORIDA, 18th July, 1910.

To The Editor Of The Spirit Of the Age.
Wherever go, say that Vermont is the most
Democratic State in the Union, and when asked
why she sumbers in the embraces of Federalism
I answer, emo State is so deceived" and, there
FORE am rejoiced to your paper established at
the home of my childhood for the diffusion of truth
among the people.
Annually have seen the democracy of Vermont
making demonstrations previous to an election, ana
annually have seen it discounted by federal In
,risue. After each election you appear to imagine
tina, such disgrace to the State can never occur
again, but never appear to apply yourselves 10 inc
task of removing the incubus of federalism win the
energy tina, the removing of any fret incubus re-
quires.
You are ridden by petty aris'ocry in s'avish
subicc,ion to the ars,ocrats Of New York and Bos-
ton, and yet ars,ocracy has no place in Vermont
Perhops such aristocrats as we read oil in story
books-thc Lords and Ladies who give the people
ON HOLIDAYS oxen to roast whole, and barrels OF beer
to get drunk upon may be fine things in their own
country, but such would-be nristocrats as your
hard cider folks who have managed to chisel lit
lie more than their own share of property out oil
their more industrious neghbors, and who pass
their time in cheapening eggs and butter that ole
women bring to market,-why, would just al
soon have no aris,ocracy at all.
Perhaps, however, I underrate your arstocracy
for the hard cider and log cabin display so closer.
resembles the roast OK and beer barrels, that know
not but Yankee ars,ocracy may soon rival tn
English. I know they wiH if the people let them
How is it that the Federalists can never approac
the people without awkwardly insulting them ,
From one end Of the Union TO the other people liv
in log houses, and in this part of the country W
have very few of any other description, but ne,
err heard of log cabins in America until the Fede
alis,s imported the word from the boys of lrelan
or wilds Of Russia. Any person here is hospltnb
received in log house, but il he asked farmer
be allowed to pass the night in his log cabin
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tte Spirit OF TDe Age.

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100 year, within six months; $3.50 within the yenr
$500 ater the close of the year. To companies who
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DO AFTER the close of year Sl,OO in advance for SIX
lths. Single copies five cents.
o subscriptions will be received for less period ihah
months and no paper discontinued till arrearages are
except at the optOn of the editor. The ACE cannot
ent out of the State unless payment is made in adj
Ice.
| communications must be addressed to c. G. EAST
and TO insure attention, in all cases. the postage
kt be paid, and the name of the author given.
)FPICE on Court Street, over the Post Office
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COB gIiork,
NEATLY EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE.
4 q d i 9 q q 9

b THE FEDERAL CANDIDATE Will NJ ,,r Sr ~ "
In HIMSELF, LET THE RECORDS SPEAK FOR HIM
IGEN. HARRISON, while Governor of Indiana Terrific
approved n law passed by the Legislature, To SELL
IN FOR FINE or COST. The same law decreed inc
hishment OF TiilRrf-NlNE slkirEs, 10 oe lhl'otea
|nny ncrson thus sold, whO ShOuM abscond from nus
IRCHAsER Reader-how do you like this specimen
IIarrisonisn in addition the Ohio case, and even
|rsc than that for the law specifically includes OMEN
kyell ns men TO be WHIPPED to iul TlilRTi-NlNE
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-09-11

III Ed ~
HARRISON AND THE
IECTIvE FRANCHISE.
$It is therefore enacted ,
at every free male inhab-
bit of the age OF 81 years
yident in the Territory, and
10 hath been II citizen olaly
lie in the Union or who
been two years resident
this Territory, and holds
Freehold in my acres OF
Id within any county ofthe
he or amy less quantity IN
county in which he shall
Tide, which with the i'm
bvements made thereon,
[,ll be of the value Of one
inbred dollars, or has paid
and in virtue ola deed Of
hvcyance for further as
RANGES from a person vest.
with the fee, is in actual
session Of five acres OF
hd subject to taxation IN
! county in which he shall
resident, shall be, and
/ hereby declared to be
|ly qualified electors Of rep
sentativcs for the counties
which they are respective
resident.
JESSE d. THOMAS,
Speaker of the House oil
representatives..
d. CHAMBERS,
President of the Council.
pprovcd-Septcmber I'm,
BOZ.
|WM. Henry HARRISON.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-09-11
AND THEN THIS.

uU, Major Grynn) ,cas authorized, IN C1SES
,yUERE FURTHER OPINIONS WERE ISHED FOR,
10 state my determination TO GWE no QTH Haa
M JF I SHOULD BE ELECTED TO THE PRESi-
DENCY." ,p,y;o,,
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READ THIS

WTIIE SOVEREIGN PEOPLE ALWAYS HAZE a
b,cnr TO INTERROGA ATE THOSE WHO ARE CAN.
DiDATES FOR THEIR SUFFRAGEs"
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John Tylcr,-The fed
residcncy-whcn a member
btcd against the extension I
kndins that the only true
hould be a freehold, thus VI
he hands of the few, that the
Extract from Gen llar-
sons letter, dated
CIycIyNATI Sept. II, ls22'
| Sir In your Inst letter
lou recommended to the
bndidates at the ensuing c.
ection, to publish their po-
teal crccds, that the cleo
brs may have a fair .oppor-
unity of choosing those
whose sentiments best ac-
ord with their own. hare
yer believed that euery e.
rotor has a right 10 make
hi, call upon those mho Of
Ter their services 10 the peo-
We, AND TlIATTHE CAN
bIDATES ARE BOUND
rO ANSWER 1T.
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HARRIsON'S DEMOC-
DAlNN

HANklSoN . DEMoS
RACl.
lSec Territorial laws, re-
vised code of leu, pages 81
and 40-sectiOns 80 and 81.
"SEC. 30. When any per-
son, or persons shall On con-
victiOn OfanycriInc or breach
of penal law be sentenced to
pay n tine, with or without
the cost of prosecution, II
shall and may be lawful for
the court, before whom such
conviction shall be hadIi 10
order the SheriN 10 scH or
hire The person or persons
so conuicted, 10 service, 10
any person, or persons who
,uiH pay the said fine and
costs for such term Of time
rs the court will think rca-
sOnable.
Aud ifsuch persons, so sem
tcntenccd and hired or sold,
shall abscond from the SER
vice this or her master or
mistress, before the term OF
such service shall he expired,
he or she 50 absonding, shall
on conviction before a justice
of the peace, be WHIPPED
WITH TllIR TN-N | n Il
STRIPES ! and shall more
T over serve two days for eve
~ one so lost.
"SGC. 81. The Judges Of
the several courts Of record
in this Territory shall give
this act in charge 10 the
grand jury at each and every
court, in which n grand jury
shall be sworn,
JESSE u. THOMAS,
Speaker Of the House OfRep'
resentatives.
b. CHAMBERS,
President of the Council
Approvcd-Sept. II, 1907.
WILLIAM Henry HARRISON
8 DEMOCRACY.
.leral candidate for the vice
n of the Virginia Convention
of the right OisulIraec, con
and legitimate qualification
.irtually placing all power II
ey should control the many.
Extract from the lette'
Of Gen. IIarrison's conlldon
tial Committee dated Gin
+ cinnati Feb. 80, lSlO
, The policy is that tn
. General make no further dec
:. laration of his principles 10
: the public eve whilst occu
: plying his present position
0
:
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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-09-11

at the BALLOT BOXES" say they, GIVE WILL
TAKE UP ARMS ~ For what TO rid our
country of foreign foe' No plainly, to US
uRP the highest official stations at the point of the
bayonet, that the sovereign People, through their
constitutional rights, refused to give them--thus
trampIing under foot their elective franchise, and
unbushingy proclamng their old federal doctrine,
that THE PEOPLE ARE INCAPABLE OF
SELF-GOVERNMENT. These are the men, too,
who look upon the mass of the people Gin the Ian
guage of Tom Ewing in his late speech at the Mar
ket IIouse) as "VASSALS OF PONER and
whose intelligence cannot be reached other than
by an exhibition of mock log cabins, cider barrels,
coon and opossum skins. But they have mistaken
the age. An indignant and lnsuted people will
frown down such gross presumption, and give these
federal usurpers another evidence that they know
their rirhts, and knowing, dare maintain them
The above was prepared for our last paper, since
when we have received the following, in the Fay
cite Democrat A gentleman who was present, OF
the highest veracity, informs us, that Ex-Governor
Trimbc did not deny, next morning, but that he
had used the language here attributed to him.
WAsH1NGroN, Aug II, 1910,
We, the undersigned, certify that we heard Allen
Trimble, (ex-Governor of Ohio,) of Highland co.,
make. in substance, the following remarks from
carriage in front of Cissna's Hotel, in Washington,
last evening" about eleven o'clock.
"Gentemen-I do not intend to make speech;
has been stated, to day, that once attempted to
make speech in this place, but failed; acknow VI
edged it. One of my friends told me, Immediately
after it, that it was devil ola poor speech, and
valued him for his ronkncss. But have yielded
to the solicitations of IL couple of gentlemen who
sat near me, to get up aud show myself to YOU, To
lie, YOU know that am with you, heart aud hand
in this struggle for lihcrly-.AND, GFNILE-
MEN. IF We CANNOT SUCCEED ar
THE B.aLLOT FOX, HE SNAIL HlPE
TO REDEEM OUR LOST LIBERTIES
AT THE POINT OF THE BA]ONET,
,aND / WILL BE NTH YOU on MT
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-02
THE EYE.

~ WHEELER informs all those afflicted with lMPEt
DETECTION or SIGHT, or who perceive the symptoms
Of weakness of that he Is prepared 10 give aa
wee and administer remedies in u snch cases
will the most respectable anilirs
n, This city Abilities a. 10 those whom
he cured been considered eurabe BY other pro-
fessors.
Operations. - -, ar ~ az;
nc<- Once from A. M. to O'Clock, T. NJ.
To Dr Vhesr Oculisf Greeruch street Netp York.
sIR-Promptedb by grateful feelings for the restoration OF the
s,ght of my left eye. after had tred the pro.es
sen skill several and The remedies prescribed
nv the Eve nnary OF New York. beg leave TO return ny
sncere to you, My right eye totally
blind from the Egyptian Ophthaima and IN bad state OF ulcer
atom but of three months assdusus ana ei
cscios has effected the complete restoration OF my
sverh shall consider best beneiactar and
INV day to recommend to all those who may be unior-
aitb HE highest esteem, MARY OUTWATER.
Monarkv Jan IS ls4o near Hackensack y. j. mal2 Smt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-02

TO THE LADfEs.-Mrs. BIRD very respectfully inorrns
The ladies' o New York and females generally she
nnes CAV. advice and Pepare her popular ard ecacous
icmaes. Mrs
that has the fullest
scton 10 The patients who have relied her
pro siona abilities. Mrs w. has felt herself
dertaknE the responsible office Of Female Physicisn
from long and practice the celebrated hOsp
tails Of Eope, from the instruction and advice Of eminent
deal Eenesmen aud from scientific knowledge Of the beau
uiu structure ofhe human frame Of which
render the nblunr petsusons and decoying Of
ercenary adyenrrs totally useless, n not highly Injurious
Single and married ladies rely with confidence her kh
and maternal solcituds Female Physican. However dis
tessing be their complaints her medical requirements will
be found adequate 20 the sxgency Of the In short
grounds this notice "a the Ladies the successful results
orosgh medical education and just reliance the az
pointed means of parting health, and consequest,
hspiness, 10 all those who honor her with their conf
dence.
pared accommodate Ladies the
10 admrster for all diseases 10 which halle
secrecy inyiosble Jas
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-02

SIMPSONS NEWLY INVENTED PORTABLE ENE
M AfPARaTss, contained in case little larger than
snh box The adv antages this over all
others ever yet offered TO the public M portability and sim
phcy. They with variety OF Pumps on sale az
:. r. SIMPSONS, iss Broadway, New York
~ b. Wholesale orders promptly eseessed.
Lancets Instruments Rszo Cutlery &C. ssf ma repa'eo
feIs 3sn-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-02

&SOO REwARD.-CROSs' SPECIFIC MIXTURE
paw For the Of Gonorrhma elects Structures and
analogous complaints &c the organs Of generation.
OF all remedies yet discovered for the above complaints this
is the most certain.
IL makes speedy and permanent without the least re
srcon to Diet drink exposure change application TO bu
sin,ss.
We give long quacksh recommendations TO deceive the
public II the medicine does not speak for ITSELF ha
speak for H. Our object " TO notify where be had and
the ropesr challenge. single Of recent Gonorhaa TO
be brought IN which The Mixture will not effect rapid
under a forfeiture Of $500
This disease that unfortunately pcrvades all ranks q
ciety-hg, low, ch and poor matrimonial and single They
presented With remedy by which they can cure them
selves without the least exposure, the shortest time possible
urher the disease cannot be contracted dose OF the
Mixture Is taken at night going 10 bed, when exposed
II u put up in bottles, with full directions ing H.
at 81 bottle One bottle lasts a week, which generally
Many cured in two days.
For sale only at DR. VIM IT, Minors drug store, No lss
Broadway Of Dey street rankin House New York
aud at Jones Huchnson OF Chestnut and Seventh
streets phlade phia
Beware OF limitations The genuine only above Jas
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-02

ITO THE PUBLlC-we call ths special attention of the
public 10 the Inducements held out by syLvrsrER Co
Brosdway for investing in real estate situated in New Or
Notwithstanding the attempts made by the David
Hale OF the Journal Of Commerce, have good
Knowing that the affair In question The entire conf
who have any doubts, 10 call Sylvester Co who de-
~ giving the mOs full and perfect satisfaction
N nv ipgtlfries made
HEN's YOUTHS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING.
vi The INST. cheapest and the 9est-,OtO A. HOfT Il
CO. No Bowery. constantly hand large
sfPsady-rade Clothing, suited T. all and al
itch they determined TO sell 10 suit the peseRt
Hard r pnes. Cab ard test the above. mao an
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-02
1'TE q5p EsTAgLIsFNENTIME yAgQR

V'HE OLD EsTABLIs NENT.-MEDICATED vAPOR
BATH, az JOHN STREET-MRS. J. P. CARROLL
returns thanks To the faculty IN particular the public
eral cor the liberal support extended 10 this establishment for
the last fourteen years and hopes her assduy and attention
TO merit aconnuance Of The The Baths are now fu
operation and are used with much IN all sudden colds
eL Testimonials OF their efficacy be the establish
ment from the following eminent scans Doctors Stevens
land, klssan, Vandenburgh, sc. kc
otabe Baths sent TO any part OF the city or Brooklyn
Sulphur Baths at all hours sf day by giving ene hours no
tice - - = -
Syups Of sarsaparlla and Liyerwo and Herbs fresh
the Shakes: No connesion with other establishment
THIS establishment will be the Of May 20 32s
Broadway, opposite the City Hospital jais-sm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-02
HON Is 81 81 SsS

HIVES AND BEES FOR SALE AT No: SULLIVAN,
corner Of Canal street they be adapted to family
tber in .wn or couRtry Parlors Bedrooms, attic yards,
where fancy dictates, with perfect safety;
MALI tmyl' n. IOW NLEi Agent
DYING AND BLEACHING ESTABLISHMENT, Of
IL FICES No Barclay street and 46TPearl strect-L
PIGNOLET informs his customers and the public in raj
that reduced his from to cent lower than
and prepared to attend orders with promnsss
and punctuallty. -
India Cashmere and Merino Shas restored equal 10
Monsselin aines Chaics cleaned, dressed and TN
ished in the style OF the French manufacturers.
original style. Also Sans Silks &C. dyed fashionable eoior
Merchants, orders received and attended to as usual
Orders from the south and adjacent parts executed with de-
spatch and forwarded according 10 direction
L. p has added to his establishment newly invented Hat
Pressing Machine Dealers IN the article an have ler hats
pressed liberal terms Principal Office, Mes Barclay street
mails Inn
VICTORIA HOUSE.Thc subscriber respectfully informs
his friends the public also the visitors 20 the city
rally has taken that splendid establishment corner Of
kim and Prince streets WHERE he viii be happy
date them private board either permanent transient
boardOrs.
His table will always provided with the best the
kets afford strict assduy and attention 20 the COM
fort favor hun with their he hopes
merit and receive liberal share OF public patronage
CHARLEsreS, :. C.. Feb. l, 1870.
" b. Private parlors SIXTIES OF family apartments can al
ways be obtained by grins timely notice mat Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-02

THE GREAT T WORN MEDICINE in e. the world
Al ssr 1T f51s%:..
used
evng them the medicine Offered to the pub
cured s6stms Worm sil Iozsnses s
ter the physicians could not help him i'm. %,
sHrsd boy y Gf board of Sa1s doses
Dr. C9yil Of ,s ely isiis the he ses Lozfn-
mode Of aiminiserihg medicine anu III"
street, New York; lss Fuiton Broosys and u WssmS
ster ST. Providence, II. L. mao
s See. io a. sG e
gross boxes 'V ;a' cHRS%E SONS Co fs
HSE bS9F INb s AP s
Hall bsst%an street, opposite New YORK. and
Nstehen between Magazine and Tehopptopas streets
assortment Of Genmen drrtS ao,s, Caters Drosans fancy
yGfG made from fssG9 Of ns i'm
%S ga1sSSs:s fin, boots.
egssd before s \, az G above named e'
n BSk those that ind diicuity IN being fitted at stores
s are G %'S 4S s to s and % %
broga3s pumps Gentlemen travelling south. who stop in
Magazine and TehOupoulas and get fitted With
N NS fSEfa X bs E and genuine
y medicine when properly used Including many MEM
bes Congress- and other distinguished throughout
the United states who have expressed their gratitude for their
lfs Drug
In House. corner of Dey street, New York m3m'
NINE. ARMAND PROUsr (successor to Mile. Armand,)
vi No 3s Broadway, will opg Thursday April %, her
Spring Fashions consisting ~ SILK Goods, Embroideries.
Has Cara Flowers aud F,a,hers Lsess Gloves sc &c -
the GREATEST by 4. H. Gavee one Of the firm ma3oA
NOTICE Of application the spmpon Of debtors per
- from imprisonment pursuant 70 the of the
hth the FIRST title OF the hith OF the
cond part the revised statutes. WILLIAM :. PAR
ROTT Notice first published January set Crcdtorr
appear before the Honorable Robert H. Norris Recorder OF
the city of New York. No Nassau street. said CITY, at half
past eocock the forenoon Thursday the ninth day sf
April next Js5o-iawThlow
GAIT RHEUM, RINGWORM, &c--Dr. Anderson's Justly
Ceebraed Ointment FOR the of Salt Hieum scrofua
head Ernpon Pimprs in the Face, seorbuc Ulcers and
liberated Sore Legs, Sc.
This valuable all The needles ever offered to
the public for known in which failed
elect perfect cure The proptr guarantees to old
sale at FoRBEs's DRUG STORE, sos Pearl ross
street, New York, at so cents per boz. mil Inn
dy being safe and certain Hsnor,ods or Piles
etc The excellent remedy has been used in Europe for
wards 81 hall century, where upwards of
been radically cured and single has Il failed where
the directions have been strictly attended to The of
this auab remedy be ateed by thousands who have
puts IN the Of requiring such medicine
give Il fair trial For sac BY W FO2BES, AT his Drug
St. sos PEARL corner Of Cross street. New York, at 50
or bex. mi7Im'
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COLTS BOOKKEEPING

A PRACTICAL WORK UPON A PAN ENTIRELY
NEWThe accounts which form the basis OF the science
Five with definite explanations
after Of grammar and arithmetic 1t contains
eabuary of mercantile terms and phrases. Also, key
planning the and of Journazng each OF the Dav
Book entries accal accountant wou ypIan the
pupil this simpes the sceGee that any young
English education acquire knowledge without
the To which added, Directions to
the commercial Calculations and Practical Forms To-,
keepiu- books extent and variety OF commercial
houses Public Addresses the first delivered the sub
iect sc. &c-thIs day published by William Jackson lo2
Broadway and for sale at the principal Bookstores the
limited States
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-02

ITO MARRIED WOMEN MADAME. Nn.s IEL-, Re
that introduction this country year ago
Of celebrated Preventive Powders for married ladies, whose
araed Themselves Of their wills and satisfaction
thai has a once dPsled ne ar and doubt. Of the most
they have heea used ~ EUROPE With i.yabe success tnr
Madame kest the grandmother OF the adEerser who made
this subject her particular AMI especial sudy s were
inclined 70 strtAin some degree 81 dss unt become con
rnced D. ther successful pu9n VA u country The re
suits Of their adoption 70 h- happness the health nay often
vast 10 o4et lpon within the limits Of ~ adNertisemenre
suits which Affect not only the webeing parents bot
To- Of the married beyond the
happiness o those who them birth would detsei In how
eiaY the notser, OF poor family remain slaves throughout
their lives tung AZ the Of sssnt labor ong 10 1--we
and comparative aenee; and n and toll have weighed
down the spirit and at last broken the health Of se father how
save her fatherics offspring from becoming DEGRADED
objects Of charity prohgae voarics of vicei Aad
are lie dsys Of t kiadhsstsnd and tReS ,b,tred in be
holding the eacated form and declining health Of the
hrty-fst sinking into premature Frave-v h the certain
prospect himself being early hcrc " The partner Of his joy
inc attsncas AID waickfai solieitude which mo,is,
alone can bes,ow Not anlrequcnly 81 time when cas able
ia moral for parents 20 increase their families regard
less Of consequences 10 Themselves the well being Of he
within our costrol The advertiser feeling the importance
this subject and estimating the vast benefits resulting 10 thou
specially the attention or the married By all tina
they bold near AID dear e Us consideration j. q not WIS.,
and healthy vii eouiro Every dsasouate.
tg9us aud eagstensd mind viii uuhes,tingy answer IN m
r,conen1ei Price Eive Dollsrs package accom- panied witt
~ and deeion: ser TIE eonrenicee Of those
will h ssnt free cpense postage escepted 10 part orb,
.sed si,tss AZ iiers aus be POSTPAID and addressed &c
Isc Gr,cuwich street New York Ohce hours from A.
to- NJ fhila,slghi' Office. sss South Eighth street.