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Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-18
DIED,


 At Lexington, in the Staie of Kentucky, on the 3I instant Mas FRANCIS M. NJ SAYRE, wiie oi Wm. Sayre, Esq of th,s city, after pruIlacted and painful sickness.
 Al the residence of Mir. NJ. Boulwars, Conecuh county, Ala. the 9th nst., Mrs FRANCIS JoNEs' wife of Mir. Sandlord Jones.
 The subject of this, to an accomplished minh and well cultivated intellect, were united m hap ' manner, all those amlable qualities, winch SD well prepare woman Ia engage and attract atinIiatloh' and to control the stronger or stcrne passions o h She possessed the faculty of giving every scene its iReliest face. As q neighbor, she was generous hosplable and charitable. As mother, let an onl, child a little daughter near three years ,who shared largely oi mothe s aiiecton) tes- tily. As wife an unceasing attention to every "sh of an aieconate husband she desired no greater le licy than his happiness and contentnent ;bemg pos se.sed of cry domestic virtue that could make hus bands home his paradise. The vacuum created m the circle ol her atons the bereavement ol her much attached relatives and the devotion ol an alice tionate husband are irrepalable. et the ways oi God nsCiutable, il Is therefore comlnendabe ill all to bow with becoming submission to the donSs ol him whose power has no bounds.--[ Communicated.
 On the I2h ult., Miss ANNE, daughter of the late Hon. Judge Warren, ui Peterborough, Massachus cts and sister of Mrs. Schuyler Clark of this city.
 To an intellect of the highest order for which she was most justly celebrated, Mss Warren combined all those Christian virtues, which will long render her deeply amented in society Tor which she was de signed to be d blessing as we'll ornament. Bul what pen caa portray the grief of her afflicted brothers and ssters-lheirs Is sorrow too deep, too strong for human utterance-her total renouncement of sell and devotion their happiness rendered her 10 them more and dearer than sister. For some time pre- vious to death her mind illuminated with the brightness of faith in the Redeemer. Her friends have every to believe that her purified splri uuhrt b, the bangs of natures agon1lng dlssolulIon is rendering ceaseess praises to linn Who sittetf on the Throne for ever and ever.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-18

A DREADFUL ACCIDENT recently accurred from the collision of two coming from opposite points, on the Massachusetts Western railroad, few miles west of the Connecticut river correspondent of the N. Y. Express, says:
 "Boh trains were going at the rate of 3O or 50 miles an hour, making the force with which we met at the speed of 50 miles. You may judge of the shock, but cannot conceive of the scene. The pas senger of each next to the tenders, and the first of each was crushed to atoms, grinding and managing the persons in them in the most sh"ckmg manner More than twenty were wounded, b se- verely. There are dead MT. Warren, conductor, gentleman belonging Westiiell, and boy. None of the others i'll danger, but many limbs are badly broken"
 The Westfeld paper states the number of passen- gers at about 100, of whom 40 received more or less injury. A belief IS expressed that six or eight o them will die
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-18

AQuANDARY.-The Boston Courier says many of it's friends hardly know whether they are whig or not. Itconfesses the same predicament In these parts there are many who In like quandary, and many too who feel almost certain they are not Clay z.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-18

TENNEssEE.-rhe legislature of this state met the 9th inst. An opposition speaker was elected To the senate The house had chosen it's speaker
 It was understood (says the N. o. Advertiser) that John Bell and James K. Polk, would be the U. States Senators. Mir. Ephraim II. Foster. and his friends having been concerned in the disgaceful act of burning the President eiigy, he lost his chance of being elected, as there in the Legislature seye- ral whigs who do not believe Mir. Tyler has done wrong or deserved this treatment.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-18
nRY GOODS ID Y GOODS -Eata1sipe 1I Arriuais and Immense Reduction in Prices.
 DANIELS & BRADY,

 83 Dauphin-st. (Immedately opposite Public Square)
 Have received per Sarah Brown, Hector, Linden and other late arrivals, extensive assortment of NEW AND SEASONABLE DRY GOODS, and would respectfully invite the attention of the La dies to their stock of Sks Sha,cls Monfias, Mousse Hne de Lanes and Chaies of the latest and most fash ionable description, which for Nyie, Quality and Price, cannot be eqialled
 Country merchants and planters would do well to examine their stock, they feel confident in assert ing, that purchases made in their wil prove to be least from 10 to 20 per cent lower than is usual ly charged by other houses in the city, of which single trial will convince the purchaser
 Amongst their stock will be fouud the following ar ticles:-
 New styles French Calicoes, English and Americ n, Black and half mourning do.
 Plain black MouSselme de aine, pain and striped Monsseline de lane and Gladly, New style figured changeailc and plain Silks, Black figured and plain Silks of all descriptions White figured and plain do,
 Paiu black Satin, Silk Velvet and Serges, Colored Florence and Marceline, Elegant Egyptian Mantas, Shawls and Sca,fs. Chine Ribbons, and beautiful article, I.utestring and Satin do,
 Ladies Silk Cravats & fancy Silk and Satin IIdkfs. Gents black silk and fancy satin Cravals, Black Bombazine and Merinoes,
 Blk and white English and French Silk Hose, Irish Linens, French Linen Cambrc and Lawns, 3, 6, and l0-4 Linen Sheetng,
 Brown and white Damask Table Cloths, Danask and Diaper Table Linens,
 Damask Napkins, Towels and Doyes, Bird Eye, Russia and liuckaback Diapers, Ladies and Misses white and cold Cotton Hose, Worsted Silk and Moravan do
 Plain, hem stitched and rivitre Linen Camb tIdkfs Thread Lace and Edgings, and Infants Brock Bodies Victoria Robes, white and coored Corsets, and 6-4 blk and white plain & fg'd Brussels Lace, Cambrc and Jaconet Muslins, plain, plaid & striped Swiss, Book, Null. India Nainsuok & Bishop Lawn, Figured and Embroidered Curtain Muslins, White, red and yellow Flannels,
 Negro Blankets, Kentucky Jeans and Osnaburgs, Plain and plaid Linseys, Cotonades and Dennims, Furniture Calico, Apron and Furniture Checks, Scotch Ginghams and Chambrays.
 3-I and 4-i Brown and Bleached Domestics, Shrting Stripes, T,ckngs, low priced Calicoes, Cotton Shrtings and Sheetings, Blankets, Lnseys, Flannes, kid and Silk Gloves, Spool Cotton, Head Hdkfs, Sewing Silks, Zephyr Worsted, Corset Lacets, Silk Brads, Watch Guards, Bonnet Wire and Reeds, Nuns Hoods and Leghorn Hats, Paper Muslins, Lining Cambric, Grown and Foundation Linings, Furniture Bindings, Chenelle Cord, Thread Tape, Bobbins, Pins, Velvet Ribbons, Sc. octlS 60tf D. & B. OFFICIAL DRAWING OF THE ALABAMA LOTTERY, Class No. 125, for 1SIl. l6-59-64-57-72-3-17 -17-S7-IS-43-52- S0-76-34.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-18

The Destiny of SeribJi9s.-A popular Russian fable (by KruiloiO represents author and thief m hell They are in two separate kettles, and the hevll has
 lighted huge fire under that belonging to the man ol letters, while the light fingered hero is only enjoying a gentle degree of warmth. The author reproaches satan with his partialy, but the latter justes him self :-sYou are much greater sinner than the thief: his sins have died with him, but yours will surry i've for centuries"
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-18
MOBILE IMpoKTs AND EXPoRTs.
M A RINE IN TELLIGENCE. k.
PORT OF E-oCT. IS.

CLEARED Schr Hornet, Wnsow, for New Orleans, A B Homer. Schr J < Collinson, Norris, for Pensacola.
 ARRIVED USchr Vicorine, Hinsdale, fin New Haven to master. Sloop Huron, Lincoln i'm Key West, to master. Steamboat Kansas, Mahany from Wetumpka, with l53 bales cotton. Steambont Fayorte, Bates, fin Prairie Bluff, with 335 bales cotton. Steamboat Orole, Johnston, fin Wetumpka, with 42O bales cotton. Steamboat Echo. Little i'm New Orleans. Steamboat Champion Baker fin New Orleans. Steamboat Caroline, Sutton, from New Orleans
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-18

Sir Charles Bago, formerly Minister to the United States from the British Government, has been appoint- ed Governor General of the British provinces in North America.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-18

Among the general orders issued on the 2d instant by Major General Scott, we observe the following
 "Col. Worth will direct the six companies on on leaving Florida, to proceed via Tallahassee to Mount Vernon arsenal, Alabama, where they will be concentrated. Four companies of the regiment will continue for the present on duty with the Florida army, under the Lieut.. Colonel, who will join the saladron without delay"
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-18

ANOTHER VIcToRy.-On the 4th inst, elec- ton was held in Connecticut for town officers. As far as heard from thrtyfve towns have elected dem- ocrats. Tweniy-fou wings
 In Portland, Maine, the democrats have elected their entire ticket -four members) to the House of Representatives.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-18

Al Savannah the ghi business generally WIS dull There was little animation in cotton. The sales oi the week ats Hat eli l5 at ss ls0 nt si' 9l sI; 96g g IS RI 9ti and 54 nj 9t Total slo Re ceinl.. l.706 unIand and Sen Island slock ?, -9a
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-18
SCHEME

FISH Prizes, amounting to S7l,05l Tickets Sl 50-Hayes 75 cts-Quarters S7 I-2 cts.
 Packages of 25 tickets, s37 50, warranted to draw at least IS. Packages of 25 half tickets, SIS 75, warranted to draw at least >9 Packages of 25q quar ter tickets, g 37 l-2, warranted to least-4 50.
 For packages or single tickets, apply at the Man agers' Office, corner of Dauphin and Water sts.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-18

CENTRAL AMERlcA.-Messrs. Stephens g. Cath e,,pl5d sailed from New York the other day. on se- cond visit to the ruins of Central America
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-18

PERSECUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP.-- -
 lF Notice is hereby gwen that tho oopartnership heretofore existing helween the undersigned and Thomas Keenan, as Boot aal Shoe doalers. un,lar the style of McDermot x Keenan, was dissolved by mutual agreement the first of October instant. All debts due said late firm, by said agreement paya- ble the said parties jointly. All persons having claims against said firm will please present them for settlement. octl8 Golf EDW. McDERMOT.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-18

The Paris Tribunal of Commerce has adudged Fanny Ellser to pay forfeiture of 6O,OOO francs, for breach of contract, with an Opera company in that city.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-18
COM MERCIAL RE EGIsTER
MOB LIE:
MONDAY EVENING. OoTORER IS. lsll.

DREADFUL SHIPwREcK.-The baIque Aman- da. from Limerick to Quebec, went ashore al Little Mets Point on the 26th ult, and of 5s passengers and crew on board, only It were saved. They were principally Irish emigrants of the humble classes
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-18

A-yD Brig ESPELATA, from Boston-Consignees by f3 this vessel requested to attend to the receipt of their Goods at first dock below Cont st. oct l5
 n~S NOTiCE.-The consgnee of 80 bhls Whiskey, u| marked Ill., received in July last per schr Candler
 requested call aud take it, otherwise will be sold auction Wednesday the Gth October to pay char ges. (sept 2D J. REA.
 hTs We are requested to announce the name ot T. B u' TUNSTALL, Esq, as a candidate for the Clerk ship of the House of Representatives, a the approaching session of the General Assembly. aug 26
 0~s PUBLIC BATlIS.-Ths Commercial Bathing u7 Rooms in Exchange open every day from Il to D. m. for Warm and Geld Bathing On Sun days they Close 10 o'clock Price reduced to 90 cents. decl1 1851
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-18
NA AMA

ol the foreign exchanges; they promply reject all applications for loans m stock or other securities This in some measure aAccts the stock exchange, and keeps the prices of ianees al their present low level
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-18

Col. Grogan, application from our govern inent, has besn promptly given up by the Canada au- ihorities.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-18

The following extract of letter from our Boston correspondent, is little behind the lime. II con- ta'ns, however, particulars of the foreign news not before published.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-18
AUCTION SALES.
BY MARSHALL. $ ROWE.

1oJ-ON WEDNESDAY NEXT, at II o'clock, at the Store No 5l, Water-street, will be sold with ont reserve for account of whom il may concern
 5000 SACKS LIVERPOOL SALT. II will be sold in entire parcel, and for an ar- proved note at 10 days. octl5K
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-18
FRANCIS MCCORMICK WM. MCCORMICK.
To DRURY RUNNELs and others.

THE STATE OF MissIssIPPI,} This day per-
 Jasper County, to wit: ] sonally he. fore me, ,'John c. Thomas, an acting Justice of the Peace in and for said county, Francis Cormick and William Mccormick, who being duly sworn, saith on oath, that the foregoing statements to the best of their knowledge and belief.
 Sworn to and subscribed before me ihis 14th day of Sept. A. D. l94l. J. c. THOMAS, J. P.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-18
uTO-DAY.

CAPITAL PRIZE 5000 DOLLARS. o. Tickets Only 1tDo Dollars and Fify Cents. 20 ALABAMA STATE LOTTERY.
 -CLAss No. 126, FOR IS4l-
 Authorised by the Legislature of the State, for the Benefit of the Wetumpka Lodge Mo- 39. To be drawn at Mobile, on THIS DAY Oct. IS, 1Sl1, at o'clock p, m., at the Mansion House Exchange, Royal-st. $. DAVIS & CO.,, Managers.
 70 Numbers--12 Drawn Ballots.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-18
c o N $ IG N E E s .

Per schr vctorine Wm II Bunnell X co; Chidsey X Baldwin, }ullard; smith X Howe. Per steamboat Echo: TIP Miller X l X l Jones; X Dabney; T Graham; c A Gilbert E Ponchet; Fry X McCrary DeVendel BrOmberg co; IInrris x Ross; Herpni Marshall & Rowe; Austin & Tardy; Wm Con verse; II Gates.
 Per steamboat Champion ] Req; Hfrpin; w Ed monds x eos Dumey; Goldsmith & II s I&I Jones; Putegnaut Taylor Heyer; Ssf8ham; Hull X Son; Fillpo.
 RECEIPTS OF COTTON. Per steamboat Orole E E Fontaine 30; Harrison X Blair Il; Tarleton 40; Craw ford 10; Boykn 40; Desha, Sheppard x 3l Rves, Battle X 3O Simp- son & co 25 l. Walker 2l; Austi & Marshall 22; Vim Bower Is; Sayre < Prichard Is; w c Dickinson l6; E l. Andrews & co 5; E Carlisle & Hoyt & Ford 6 Thos English 3.
 Per steamboat Fayorie Desha. sheppard li6;B Boykin 9s Austi X Marshall 24; l. Walker 20; Rives Battle X co 10; Tartt Stewart X co lO II B Gwathmey g; Leavens X Malone & E Carlisle k Simpson 10.
  MOBILE IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.
 IMPORTS Key West-Sloop Huron loo bxs sweetmeats, lot of West India fruit.
 New Oriedns-Steamboat Echo 239 pcs bagging, 22 hhs sugar. 36 casks bacon, 99 bbs hour g. do whskey do molasses, 4S sucks corn 4l kegs lard and m,lse NeO Oriedns-Steambeat Caroline 9 coils rope 25 bbls whskey, pcs bagging, hhds bacon. NeW Orledns-Steamboat Champion 25 pcs baggng, 25 coils rope 2 hhds hacon 90 bbs hour 6 do whskey 10 do pork, 30 kegs lard and m,lse
 EXPORTS NeiU Oriedns-Schr Hornet 63M il lumber Pensac0ta-Schr l X A Collinson 3S bbls potatoes , do beets, loo punches onions and mdse.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-18

The news last received from Liverpool although still unavorabe to holders, has affected the rates of cotton materially in this market. The sales have been pretty steady throughout the week with down. ward tendency, not however sufficient to produce any change in quotations. The stock now here is about 23,000 bales. A good deal of embarrassment exists among the cotton houses in consequence of the return of bills from the suspended houses the other side It is rumored that house stopped here to day by reason of the return of bills drawn against J. Maury & Co. Severe losses have been sustained here as elsewhere by the fall in cotton. The transactions of the week including to-day may be summed up as follows 2400 Upland and Florida II lO4; 45O Mobile "A l0i; 575 New Orleans 7t II; 250 bales new crop Upland sold at 9a 10; new crop Orleans at l2 a 13.
 The fall trade is nearly over, and as whole, has been healthy and lucrative. There has been probably cash paid in for goods by the country dealers than ever before in any season; conse- quently proportion to the amount of business done, 3here has been less business paper created than before This description of paper is sought after by the banks, but they do not find sufficient to employ their means, being however admonished by the state
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-18

THE STATE OF MIssIssIPPI,} I,Larkin Collins,
 Jasper County. CPk of the Probate Court of said county, do hereby certify, that the bo,e named John c. Thomas, is acting Justice of the Peace of said county, and that good faith and credit are due to all hls official acts.
 Given under my hand seal of office, the 14th day of September, 1S41. LARKlN COLLINS,
 oct1SK Clerk as aforesaid.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-18

"ANTED TO HIRE-Three active Young
 w Lads, or colored Boys, of about l4 years of age, to whom constant employ will he given for 6 months, if approved of Apply at the Gas Company's office, 34 Cont street. oct1S COM. MIR. MURRAY F. SMITH became Partner MI ner in our house on the lst inst
 oct1S COM DESHA, SHEPPARD & co.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-18

NEPTUNE FIRE COMPANY, NO. H.
 0o-A called meeting of this company will be held at the Engine House This Epening, at half past o'clock. Punctual attendance is requested.
 oct1SK By order, l.. BILLIARD, Sec'ry
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-18

h E@~o h FOR DEMOPOLIS 5. ERIE. Sx..s.sSS-7=;{ The Steamer CANEBRAKE, THos. ADAMS, master, having been unavoidably detained, will leave on TUESDAY NEXT, at o'clock, P. M. The Canehrake will tow light BARGE. Ship pers may rely upon the delivery of their goods. For freight, apply on board, or to B. II. FRY,
 oct1S Agent.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-18

OFFICIAL DRAWING OF THE ALABAMA LOTTERY, Class No. 125, for 1Sll. 16-59-64-57-72-3- -S7-lS-43-52-
 S0-76-34.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-18

SE& FOR PHILADELPHIA.-T first MEX Sss ss5E class brig COHANSEY, Capt. MooRE, to succeed the barque Coosa) will have immediate des- patch. For ght or passage, apply on board, at Government street wharf, or to
 GARDNER & SAGER, octl9 69 Commerce-st.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-17
FRANKLIN PApER MI.

TUT Franklin Company OF Rchmond have Tor rsle OF
m.n owl hianuiieture, Eood assorms OF III Kind.
OF fAPEN In general uHe, which In quality aud pf IL
ey nope VIII Ice Found TO compsis with
me pfoiueio" OF any snilar rs,abkshmcnt In the linton
hssnnev being new and embracing the latest ian
n 'lcrk. OF Courts, Cotnnis- In Chant cry Mer
ana All WHO desire Ia superior To- 10 their
supcrfnr Letter, Cap Record nd sk hook Papc, ,n,ds
.n ,ho bh.., LINEN STOCK. which gives II superior tex
e, srensh and durability. Being used ia the Public OF
hees here they permitted refer To the si ami se
coma huors Treasurer Clerks of the senate anu House
hty. w ~ 49,
Merchants Book bnicrs, siatioreTs Printers and other
H!o'csae ieslcrH viii always lind guot at
% OF IA Tue hius oi the agents. McssIs James EILcr
me company Invite orders for their Paper, aGd are
desire a. VIZ ~ r 10y
Retail purchasers viii fnt the PapeT manufactured by
the FiauAiu Company IN all the hook aud Stationary ,or
10 lhs Cly andin various other paus OF the state The
fredcn in1 Directors request from the public gcneray
tar 'al OF to paper, anJ such preference az Il may be
founi Ia ' -
NB-TIe highe ~ price will be given for Clean Linen
Nlu N'liuh h-r-' h"NNrfrh NJ the mill. apl9-r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-17
MORE FALL AND WINTER DRY


ICf the Eehr WeyInonir, { on New YoI- ~, have re
'ceiVedtlc remainder ofour Fal aud Winter
es winch having opened and Arrup1ej shall pie -
e. 20 she~ To our cusotnrrs purchasers generally
We ~cud Eay 10 them that previous SESSION have W,
oeenab'c oOneT them greaer Inducements; We have 70
ceiyCi- - -
Superior wool blarf CIoiha
d. blue, brown and invisible green do
Io wave, diamond and plain he lvcr %
DO PLATA black aud blue CassiuleIes
DO pa DO, tie beet assortment have ever had
and o. the newest styles
hcntucs ~ jeans, sat iacis and glasgow Jeans
:, w " AMI ~ Bath, Whitney aud Rose Blankets
Dunn and Point do, Tor ScrAuts
Pilot Cloths aud FiusliHgs. for 10
= n ma,y AM ., per1seniiry Plaid Lnseys
English French nj American Prints
Mouseians, thalYu and 1agiionis for Ladies' Dresses
ninOtoiieIcd tiilei aud Fancy silk Militia
Black aud ~ :vnd Mourning Mnuseianrs
nsek and blue back BS,nblzinca
Hest black amt BLUE black @ dc Rhine Silks
Hue black and black figured 10
Fancy c"loltcd silks, plain And figured
general assortment at sLk, Cotton, wotstsd, NohaiI
and Cashmere HOSE
Ladies' aud Gsntiemens M-riro Shirts and Drawers
SHAW Fancy HandkeTehicfs aud Scsrfs
"cntl,men's scarfs Hdkfz and Stocks
WIN general assortment Of SiHple Goods such Irsf
Linens; Long Lawns DTdS eye Table Dilpcrs brown
aud beachsd Damssk Table Clihs; Furniture and AprOt
Checks; Tara P!ats aud Plaid DOmestics for
Pduted slxonoys and EnsliAh MeTtpnes for DO; mo-,
shrinking Welsh andOther FAnnes; Mouse ain Elan
net for Infants Canton Flannel bleached brown Drl
hn.-; Sles-as Brown Holland Dow Cotton DxnaburgE
etc. with other articles, which have room Z,
insert la an advertisement.
&C 8 DUDLEY & MEREDITH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-17
To ,iOTIIERs
MEssRs. E. CHASE s Cn.-Gents

MESsRs Z. CHASE & observation-disclosures much
4'i SAID about the estisornary effects the
non OF Persian fs upon those about become nohers
wewere nducedto make trial ofh,m My wife thai
tune The mother Of Children and had suffered the
dous and cSrrucisns PANS during aud her cCGfue-
hent OF each she haitred ev.Iy and
inediene tut ound hule relief. Ehe ia
KING the Persia" PILLS about months before her coufne-
ment Cher health BE- very about his length time
preNousl aud sOon acr 10y their attend
10 the cares OF uoteT To her fsnily until her coniine.
meni A. the time she commenced taking the Persian
rus, ana Tor several weeks previous, she
Dry, hard cousin and frequent cramTs whic. the
U.s. OF lhc fii~ entirely moved before uns hail box
u u wlh great confidence that Gv.sc all toEs about
70 became mothers Ia make Of the Persian P.s AL
those thar have lkeH them snbuTooi have got
of IN me same easy manner, and about tn hOu
IN Few Gays There does not appear IN De hail the Sn
ger OF oihcT difficulties s"iu. ia confinement where
ihese rus are TAKEN We unuc'!y sy, Jet neglect
taking ihein, r they are IN The poor
a. tie rich We .ruly thankful thai here reedy
which females can easily WATCH bids fair les
sen tue world Of suffering, which many Of them have
bear art per APPS lives Of lhos,r hr 9th
wise would be Lust =. ROBERIS.
. A. %. ROBERTS.
Rochester, MAY fifth, 1898
For sa'c by A. G. STEVENS.
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