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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-03-27

Of the Administration. Il brings 10 light and MAKES
,hI,c ths very hinas that robbers hate the won 70
know--it touches them up IN all the tender P'ss. 80,
There i no paper take out Of the post once Wv"
more real pleasure.
Eyom ths Indiana (Pa) Register.
We know OF no other journal in the unneo o'sios'
that has done more in bringing about inc gion1us
icai revolution that has just taken place ~ "a.
public than the one conducted by nir' inomAs n"'"
aud il should be well suppoIteu'
Eyom the KnozsuIs Tsnn.) Times.
TVS M.psos,As-We greet with pleasure the
return Of this valuable journal TO our table comes
"a a. In new and improved dress, and gives good az
su ance that will do battle as maniay as ever 'ne
cause Of suffering and oppressed country. ns ~
terprisinq proprietor, Thomas Allen, Ed, suffered
very considerably by the burning OF his printing mate
rails and we'll deserves renewed and Increased patron
age from the public.
From The Toledo (O.) Blade.
We cannot too strongly recommend TO The friends
Of Government reform and better times THIS Valuable
publication
From he Eiyria co. Atlas.
THE MAplsoSrAs. congratulate the w higs
and the country on the appearance OF the Madso
MAN II has from its ashes with renewed slgor
From the Western IN. W Stats Jor-=al.
tbs MAplsosIAs is one of the most spirited, able
and efficient papers opposed TO the Federal Admins
tration in the Union. The editor holds vigorous
and manly PEN Situated at the capitol, where the
numbercss corrupt Of the government pass under
ria constant review he is enabled 10 render good
vice 70 the great of the People and he discharges
the duty thus dcvoved upon him with zeal, fidelity
and effect worthy Of the highest praise.
We understand that the circulation Of the Madiso-
Dian has been greatly augmented. IL certainly de-
serves liberal support.
From The Cincinnati Republican.
The MADIsoNnN.--The publication of this spirited
and valuable paper has been resumed.
From The Neo Orleans True American.
The MADIsoN1AN comes 10 once more full OF
good ammunition for demoshng the forts Of the Peo-
pies enemy.
From The Mobile (Ala.) Advertiser.
MADIsoHIAN.--There is no form in which correct
political information be cheaply disseminated,
as by free circulation of this excellent Journal and Il
should be the duty of every Wing in the State TO aid
in his own person in this work.
From The Seneca ~. W County Courier, Of March
II, lS4l.
First in hand, if not first in point OF merit OF al our
exchange papers is the MADrsoSIAs, Thomas Aiien'
editor published in the city Of Washington; ms We
consider one Of the ablest papers in the unlon. y
has been an eloquent and efficient advocate OF Demo
cratic Wing principles and receives an EXTENDED pa
tronage from oil parts ofthe Union All 1s eu.ona'
articles are written with ability and Throughout .ne
late canvass have been freely copied INTO the W nig
papers Having long served the PEOPLE IN adversely
will lose none Of its efficiency in the times Of pros
perity.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-03-27
THREADING THE WINE PRESS.

A letter from J. Tappan, Esq. Of Boston, who
has recently travelled in Europe, gives the fol
lowing description of the process Of treading
cranes. Faslidious wine drinkers will not fancy
the fact
We passed through the finest wine countries
in Europe, in vintage time and having witness
ed the threading out of the grapes" it may inter
est YOU to know the process. On an appointed
day, all the inhabitants of hamlet assembled
early in the morning, and with carts containing
baskets, tubs and casks, proceed to gather all the
grapes, sound, and IN every stage Of decay, IN
large tubs, resembling in size and cleanliness the
tubs in which hogs scaded and dressed IN
America. When the rub is sufficiently filled
with grapes, spiders, spiders webs and flies, lad
jumps into it, and drawing up his pantaloons TO
his middle, commences, sometimes with bare
feet and at others with his barnyard shoes, 70
Jump upon the grapes, and force the JUICE through
the holes in the centre Of the bottom OF the tuo
into a large tunnel, which is inserted in a cask.
When the cask is filled, il is rolled away and
carted to the village, from whence il goes to the
wine merchant And is manufactured, which
means adulterated, and sent to market. Nothing
can be more filthy and nauseating than the dir
Is, slovenly way wine is made, unless il may be
the water back of Albany, Of which Mr. nela-
van proved they made strong beer. Could wine
drinkers, who so much extol the cock-roach iia-
vor of their wine, in our country, once realize
that it probably Is the spider flavor, they would
loathe what they call the pure juice Of the grape
Ii is a well known fact, that no pure wine Is ex-
/ ported from wine countries and why II should
be believed that there is, when II is notorious
ly otherwise that eren the dealers themselves
make no secret OF their mixtures, passes my com
prehension.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-03-27

VIZ ASHINGTON HOUSE, No. 223 Chesnu,
w street. next door to the Masonic Hall, Phladcl-
pha. H. L. HARTWELL, Proprietor This new
and splendid house is now open, and httfd up IN 'ie
most fashionable style for the accommodation Of gen
tlemen and families.
The location for health and convenience, to places
Of fashionable resort or business, has superior
while the parlors, dning-rooms, and chambers, will
bear comparison with any similar establishment IN the
Union.
The ladies' will find in il all the quiet and elegance
of stately private mansion, and the gentlemen every
luxury that may be expected from hotel of the first
class in the city of Philadelphia.
The proprietor hopes By his cxertcns, to merit
liberal patronage Nor the Wash ngton House, and to
give entire satisfaction to all who may honor il with
their comnanv march 25-tf
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THE BRIDGE QUESTION AT ALBAN i.
THOMAS ALLEN Esq,
Dear Sir,-I find in yosr paper of 18th Ma cb
ls4l, an extract from your New YorA Correspond n,
as follows;
"Albany is most likely to get bridge Or tho
Hudson, in defiance of vehement opposition"
This statement is untrue. There is no probab ity
of such decision The Common Council of Alb nv
in 1914 unanimously demonstrated against brdg at
Albany, unjust TO Troy and the places abov.
Troy by act of Congress- U. S. Port of Deliv ry;
she had, in 1914, IS 900 in iab tes--she has , ow
about $4,000 in Troy, and 5000 in West t oy,
making sos 600 According to the Deputy Marsl il's
return lately made, there is employed at Troy in
works agriculture, commerce and manufactures, IL
075, 2G9 She has about 100 vessels, sloops, ste
boats, &c.
In 1895, as in 1914, the Legislature decided aga nst
bridge at Albany. Last winter the Albany md
West Stockbrdcc Rail Road amended and re-
newed with an express condition against a briJg at
Albany The grounds against the bridge are list
that il would deprecate the property Of Troy or -
millions Of dollars This would be the effect ID.
That it would greatly impede trade and commerce, md
is condemned by the United States Engineers; nd,
3D.. A bridge on public navigablc river below a ort
of delivery cannot be erected by Of State LIE is
ature am surprised at your publication. Pl, ,se
TO right promptly, and obligc me.
Very respectfully, yours,
TRoY March II, 1871. d. GARDNER.
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REMARKS OF MR.. GREEN,
OF KENTUCKY,

OF KENTUCKY,
On The General Appropriation Bill Deli
vered in the House Of Representatives, Fec.
IS, 1S41.
The House being in Committee of the Whole on
the General Appropriation Bill, Mr.. GREEN moved to
amend the bill by striking out much thereof as re-
lated to the branch minis at Charlotte, North Carroll
ma, Dahlonega Georgia. and New Orleans
Mr. green said he had REGARDED these branch
mints as having been established through favortism,
and for the purpose of augmenting the patronage OF
the Executive. This patronage was already SO large
as to overshadow the liberties and morals Of the peo-
pie; and far from consentng TO increase IT. ne ell
himself bound by the most imperative considerations
of duty to his constituents to every suitable occa-
sion to reduce il within proper limits On this princi
pie he had acted heretofore the same principle DC
should continue to act long he might be honored
by seat this floor no matter what party might DC
in power He objected TO these branch mints as be-
saaSS sass 10 patronage ere
them for another reason, and that was the prodiga
and wanton expenditure of the public money which
they caused The same sense Of duty which urged
him 10 resist encroacbmens from any quarter on the
liberties or rights of his constituents, mpelled him TO
keep watchlul eye on their money. When propo-
si,on was presented to him, characterized, like the
present by cncroachments and prodigaity together,
he should be recreant indeed to his duty and unmlnd
ful Of the opinions of an enlightened constituency,
we've he to refrain from raising his voice in remon-
STRANGE.
The inuty Mr.. G. proceeded to say, and the ex-
tIayagant expenditures of these branch mnts, have
been SO fully demonstrated by public documents, that
it would be trfng with the House 10 take up their
time by charging on those topics. Will merely re-
fer TO the expenditures of the superintendent OF the
branch mint at Charlotte in 1887 and 1888. They
EnfI..
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-03-27

TIE Blue Fed LAsSIE.
Io'e thee, lassic ah I! how weel,
Nae thocht can reach nae word reveal
As name haze felt as name can feel,
Nay bonnie blue eed lassie, ..
Hoe thee MAR, sweet Isabel,
Than sign can shew, or tongue can tell,
NV love, my life, my second sell,
My bonnie blue e'ed lassls, y.
o. then by lip or look convey,
How may vile thy heart away,
And will bless thee night and day,
My bonnie blue e'ed lassie, 0.
Say shall roose thy roguish mou',
Or praise thy pawkie cen sac blue,
What shall say what can ! do
My bonnie blue e'ed lassie, Q.
Should cares combine, and ills increase,
To wreck my pleasure, rest, and peace,
Were life but iorment-death release,
My bonnie blue e'ed iassie, Q.
For thy sweet sake--for thine alane,
Through toll and trouble, grief and pain,
I'd live 10 lo'e, and ca my ain,
Ny blue e'ed lassie, y.
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$4,000 $4,000

MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
Class No. 10 for lS4l.
To be drawn in the city OF Baltimore, on Wedncs-
day, 2lst of April 1871.
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
$4,000 $4,000 $4,000
$500 Dollars 52s "a Dollars
1000 Dollars $500 Dollars
300 Dollars
so Prizes of 1000 Dollars.
% of S250-200 of $500, &c.
rs Number Lottery-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets $l0--Halves $5--Quarters 81 so
Certificates of packages of % whole Tickets, sl3O 90
Do. do % half do IS 90
Do. do. 25 quarter do 80 so
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-03-27

beaumont & FLETCHER-Ne edit ,n
IL complete in two octave volumes, London, Is No.
edited by George barley, just imported by F. ia Y
LOR.
Ben Jonsons Complete Works, vol. octave " It'll
a memoir Of his Life and Writings, by Barry Co
wall
The Complete Dramatic Works Of Massingcre nd
Ford, both comprised in one octave volume Lond m,
1889, edited by Hartley Colcridge.
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES.
SPLENDID LOTTERIES.
d. S. GREGORY & co. Managers.
CAPITAL 10000 Dollars
AND IS Prizes of $4,000.
VIRGINIA wELLSBURG LOTTERY,
Glass d. for l84l.
To be drawn al Alexandria, Va, on Saturday, Sd
April 1871.

GRAND CAPITALS.
$4,000 $4,000
5000 Dollars $500 Dollars
$500 Dollars 2,l95 Dollars
5000 Dollars
y.J25 Prizes of 1000 Dollars.
SO of $2OO-50 of S150--SS of 800, &C. &c.
rs Number Lotery-l2 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets only $i0-Halves $5--Quarters 81 80.
Certificates packages OFFS Whole Tickets $l3O 90
De. do 25 Half do 65 90
Do do 25 Quarter do 80 50
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1926 Dollars!

VIRGINIA MONONGALIA LOTTERY,
Class D. for IS4l.
To he Drawn at Alexandria Virginia, on Saturday
the 10th April, 1s4l.
GRAND SCHEME
35,2S5 Dollars. 10000 Dollars.
5000 Dollars ! of 5000 Dollars
1000 Dollars 5 of 1000 Dollars
1888 l-3 Do Of 500 Dollars
25 of 500 Dollars 81 OF 50O Doiars
60 of $50 Dollars 62 of l25 Dollars
62 of 800, &c.
Tickets $IO-Halves $5-Quarters " so.
Certificates of packages of rs Whole Tickets $3.50 90
Do. do IS Half do 65 90
Do. do 25 Quarter do 80 SO
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yTTANTED TO HIRE two or three convenient
w and pleasantly situated rooms in the house OF
private family in retired part Of the city-with or
without board and lodging. Application leit at the
ofcc Of the Madisonian, addressed to viii be at
tended To- mar loaf
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~ Father 10 his slotherless Childrsn'
Came rather closer By my side.
NV ktils smitten flock
A.J will tell Of him who brought
Pnre water from the Rock
who boldly led Gods people forth
roo, Egvpt's wrath and guile
Aai once / Graded babe did doat
All helpless on the Nile.
You're weary, precious ones, your eye'
Are wandering far and wide,-,
Think We Of her who knew so well
Your tender thoughts to guide
who could 10 VISIONS sacred lore
Your fixed attention claim
m never from your hearts erase
THAT blessed mothers name.
,Tis time to sing your evening hymn
NV youngest infant dove;
Come press thy velvet check to mine
And learn the lay Of love.
NV sheltering arms can clasp you all
NV poor deserted throng;
Cling as you used TO cling 70 her,
Who sings the Angels
Begin, sweet birds, the accustomed strain
Come, MARBLE loud and clear
Alas alas you're weeping all
You're sobbing in my ear.
Good night--go say the prayer she taught
Beside your little bed;
The lips that used to bless you there
Are silent with the dead
A Fathers hand your course may guide
Amid the thorns Of life
His care protect these shrinking plants
That dread the storms Of strifei
But who upon your infant hearts
Shall like that mother writel :,
Who touch the springs that rule the souii
Dear mourning babes, good night.
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Our townsn,an, joins l.. WILSON, Esq, has de-
clincd the appointment of District Attorney of the
IT, s., for the Western district of Florida, recently
conferred upon him by the Government Charleston
Courier.
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This sweet little love song is not unworthy Of nurns
We cut il Fl I'm English Magazine Inc aus ~ %,h
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DULWERs NEW NOVEL, Night and Morn
Ding, this day received for saleby
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ls37--Ofiicers and clerks
w astage of gold and
contingent expen-
ses
Compensation to la
BOXERS
lS36-Ofiicers and clerks
Wastage Of gold and
contingent expcn-
Compensation to la
borcrs
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$4,000
100 Prizes Of 81 900.

Class F for 1S4i
To be drawn at Alexandra, Va. on Saturday, 24th
Ap,iI ls4l
GRAND CAPT FAILS.
10000 Dollars 10000 Dollars
5000 Dollars 2, 90 Dollars
5000 Dollars on - Dollars.
100 prizes of 1000 Dollars.
10 of $3000-20 Of $250s4 of 600, &C.
rs Number Lottery-l2 Drawn Ballots
Tickets Sl0--Halvcs S5-Quartcrs ~ 90
Certificates Of packages of 70 Whole l,ekc's Sise
DO. do - Halt 10 %
Do do % Quarter do 30 80
For Tickets and Shares or Certificates OF Packa-
ces in the above Splendid Lotierles,-add,ess
ID s, GREGORY & co. Managers,
Washington, ID. G.
Drawings sent Immediately after they are over to
an ,yho order as above mar 23-d&c2aw2w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-29

,. ODONTIAE.
l'HlS now d'n'rhr" composed ~ VI Pe'et.cr one Of
tie 10 '"v"rliS 70" iro SIIVuae a TnInr IA. r,Iuest
n' b' 'Ni 't GstugusH"I genus; Of PARIS - ych
ne las sHea i.e uur eI q 'rutuc. a.rcs able asl
hnc com ys'" which cGIi's and nCutrlIzcs the ac,!
ti!h ipc which BE- generals rcstTscdas causs IT den
"a, ca 'S shi cdfs a. uo ell the discoveries this eu4
h'nt rheIri Ne ttC of true uy 4 is solid com.
l'eN'f' 81 an fEf""a.e uI sir a-f" which cpmbiucs
ue Pol''ies 81 .ts'I wing aud la. dening
anu ca h'lF recon "HIe1 o. those persons whose
lct'1 Ai' ui'H"a. wgas, liable !at species
disease ~ ifhc A. 'rf' o. Iufr s -.
H'qHuut d -'-s", witch pgpfuc,t yer, often by A.
iH G'ueu' OF me digestive functions, the a.
cosmetics iofI or "Ti.<s II" taHIuA upursfi
men' "a r,aiy becomes acid the IrtI-ns " paric
o! iool h,i"'.E re ice. ~ luN foreign
ih' 'u"Ilh. Which fry Poe suHu continual uuet-lcss
an Nry sr''i''y & ttc teeth, 10y painful irn
preston made tt warm cst Substance, on them For
aa' ~ ALEXANDER DtNAL q co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-29
To SUIT HARD TIMES

NuISE q -tCN PAlNTlNG, GLIDING. GLAZING sc
tNREhERIt T. M tn lenders JllaoSs u his uleu.i>
D s" me iuuir, ipt ie extensive 7atrcrtCe with winch
uc las tees. ,.'ei suIlssl rcu.y announces 10 them
tn'uv sno"'r Cv-Ic 90 orders ihe various
tifagHfr ut Ole uurIuts- m superior manner aud on
irL.ls " Aiel lguau, ial, o. meet appreciation
TIE IHtucu..rh requests individuals uus who nay
require Signs Pi'Hsu Or LriteT, L,ffsrils Of any de-
scu.iuU done Ltai lie will uHieTt,ke their Kecu1a u
~ Ts'"an'hAe manner ar uch below tbs prices usually
charged Ia this tN, Tor MS .E gUd shall be that
-t-ci economy rrggi.rs rG'y moderate EXPENDITURE,
And moderate T'uriss me- iarIts reduirctrsnisp
urirg- ''' GifzuE % any plri OF the CIV shall be
rT"ufts ortttI TO- and C coufI uy .uls,s rr ra,-
0uIfs part.
GCucuen ihr country Will find him ready a. be- RIO.
fTr u" undertake ia u'fu-. ia The atar.Df c-unr.s
aHu iHty val ais" 'sI a- always 30 hand AL s1
'er>ve sn' NaIls as-uuncut ui colours rryd tu.s.t
- shop Rsu Road street, SuocAo- an. N.r.g.
To 81 SQUARE, n'4r The Depot So zs-..str
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VOL, XVI.


stnstRli'iiON To the DAILY villa IN ,Y,, s,h,,,,
oers g. year, and tor shorter p.Tio AZ h. an
's year ''" ''" w mai W"
square on IN ac r,iou
cehs'iM" insertions ell tia Ttons al Is and ~.
~ sue" dinE iuseuoa Jli cents.
,,htlee week, 11cynts TOT each Insertion
M.ca week, htstinseItUn 10 cents, every succeeding
Once sw"ck drstinscItion 30 eonts every succeeding
Insertion ~ cents. ~ N>NN'"h
Iransient advertisers must pay In advance
The number at Insertions OF Atycrt,s.n.n, INNS, DO
noted on ia" Ms oI they will be- until red ~,
De solet AMI charged accordingly. Irs-Ordcrs TO stop
ANNUAL Advertisers charged ESQ for two squares and
u proportion TOT advertisements OF Ieaier
ssp, hueuunccIs and Lottery dealers who are charged
b- THE COUNTRY WING H. published twice a week
Su.snlys and fnayS) al i've dollars per nnnun
FOR ADNERllsiNG-76 cents a square COR Isas, t,r
'e hs'"s'i'"h' "nh 0o cents for each continuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-29
REMEDY FOR TIIRU-H-CANhE R
AND NuksiNG sLIlAE MuILIH

VH"lSANDa both young and Old, bot especially mothers
u AMI ATLANTIS, oEety consigned To- the tomb by
the ab"Nc Stubborn Diseases The and
noance OF meet pfaCeinE Ths sesrs IA To- this I
seas" AMI TIE consequent uncertainty Ofcure from
prescriptions, Is subject Of common aiming al
hose who have sut"T"n frou the diaesse who have
Witnessed the suffering oi Others.
hihcfeiut., rN-s much pleasure, to be able ofei
To TINS class 81 suEercrs remedy, which had
Hcr"T Jusd IN suFie iDsisncc, in the
Gaze oIli diuoss'' even where til. uotheT .u' chl
have been covert externally with CanscT TIA
Whole BODY, a. ~s BIS internally.
Many az. the cu'"A ~. have Witnessed pcrf,ruch hY
ihes" in"ciuez In the of Thrush
and Nu'stHF Sore MJsfh, where tho patient hal
tee" gwen over Ly vi the talented phYs
We prc'eui ths compound thus diCny, bccause We
En"" u - only 10 DE t.s. 81 10 be -pgT.c,a.i.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-29
n CINNiNGIIANS
New AMI Cheap D,-,t pr, Gnrt- store
Ps0FtSSIIs SMITHS Ga0Mf.rI,Y-
WHITEHEAD'S
ESSENCE or MI STAED.

ESSENCE or MUSTARD,
4 safe AMI .7,e'ual Tegsdv for RHEUHiT TSHS
GOTT LJUBiGO. PALSY SPRfINN
MUSES. CHiLBLiiNS NEMBNESS, Sc
Prepare and sp wholesale and retail a2- each box
or b'.Uc, by Tire inventor, r.. Johnston.
APuTHIcART AND cHIMtsT,
NJ. ~. Greek street, soho, I0rtou.
1T s universally IcEupwlc !r, fnHf Mustard be- n r',nt
posses. 81 % The most powerful virtues ii~ Trpriipu
mcH i1r iur h' Rheumatism. Govt, IuutfrH aud rty
ha- hren established i1r ages. Amidst inuuurra5 ~
NaU'v O" r'n"''s iut these iuycsraio diseases win. %
'c sl trs.N'H rIs.U audi fallen ruHfr estimation.
mustard ias su rcssiI.y sfU.i the test OIcyrrr.ucr-
$50 CO.." ifruy hIv r"r observe fr al eirI IrrL
ngy refr0u ci That the nee ut this tDysluau rpmruy BE-
ln az cases sNcluoi wiut many tsssIacJblc crcum.
stances
rcudcr therefore 90 cvcernfa me i.rr universal
beneficial. every tucouvrururc ts Cu'iHy removed in
NurhrIus Essence ul NusfttI. This ,tgaut lrp.ara.
tnu c'ul'nS, nHv"ry small Compass The concentrated
Nrnr 81 ihai justly celebrated sect Hvrsf" uf rv#ry m
THnf imWriV u De- prepared u rs anil in nHfI state.
Tor ice convenience ut external and internal I1c SAT- - 81
age.
10 prevent Induration Of the Breasts from Ccaru.
lated MIX.
the tfs appearance " culr.omonfor unclzncss ~
several Times isN, often az fnr luc-s IsInr.a
hcnl alltod TIE instant any Inconvenience b. tg. the
BODY "ihc same lime must BE- Kept constantly 1pcu.
Fursilc ~ r. T.. DOVE
I
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TUE subscriber has received PER lae Weymouth amt
L per packets NCu Sew rk. fgu ard H. ,uftf1l
sonm"ut al Dry '1suis table fr the w
cuofnur 10 r"'ev" hy every witaicy.r- anI
ia-touare. The following c0mpfi,e.a 81 the t.Oyis
TCcetyac:-
raun striped n0i Prin'cl -hsl!sys
kcn fg'i Nou-tua. new yI.a
h. Mourning
Do tiUn" stss,a beautiful assortment
d. - ret 80
Black WarrCfi ami striped %
10 Puufs sol
ID Italian lu-ige
- Gro 10 Parts
10 -u'in Lsyauina
N,-e co'dPpu &c --ssnd Gro is AfrilGs
10 go G.uTci 30
Tuu'ard six
Rich Chine -rawls and Scarfs
Nu-n iuscrugt and itgtrF.
Needle Work Collars lruIu e. 20 esJ
Do do Cirrs
Infants Robes, Waists and Caps
French English ami Geftlan Mrrinoes
LIght Pfnl.t ~,B3nSs
French E1g.irh auu GeI man Iace- and E. KINGS
LEI" -. AMI Et- us-. very cEe-p
P,an aut fguTcu Nsrs T. aud Brussels
Biacs and wri'e'.iIS Hose and ns,i Hose
Raw -iS Cashmere. Moo ant cotton 10
Linen tamJT.c iiikis all prices
Hemstltt he'd Revere ami EgnS oiicrcd 10
Iar,etnn Nusi.ua white and coloured
BOOK, Muil Canbuc, Jdcrouet an swiss MusHns
stup'd Ped
W..ct luI EH=I.h Fiarncls
10 aud u Linen -hceiings CHEAP
Table Damasss, Dstuass Jl0ils
lft-r Linens, Pillow Gas. Linens. n rds cye Diapers
Lliies' anu Geut-iucus Woo shirts aud DrAseTs &c.
NJ IDtIN WRIGHT.