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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-10
General .9ssaS.sly ef Ksni,.dI,
+ ~ AsHlNdfOs, SrSArE CHAMBER. I;
Il! f-s Es6I ua,y, I6 lS42.

l"when last hsd thelhos6r 81 an appoint.
ment As one eff iheUnileI STATES Senator, from
Kentucky, iatimated, III my letter Of accsn.
lanesi the probability of my not serving out thc.
whole term Of slx years. ID cbnse caenc6 OF
there hsying been two extra sessions Of Con-
gress, have already attended since that ap.
peintmeat as many sessions Of Congress, as or
dinarlly happen during assenaiofFaI term, with
out estimating ny services atIthe present .tes-.
sion HILL -5
lshave for several years desired 10 retire inic
private fife, but have been hthsrto prevented
from executing hfy wish hycohsideraiions ef
public duly. l'shqurd have resigned nv sest ii
Ihs senkte, atthe comm encement Of lie present
session, but for seketal teasons, ions Or which
Was Vie General Assembly did hot meet until
near a me6thlaller Cdpgfess, curing which
tint the Statewdtiid not have been fully repre-
sepled, l OF mysuddessdr would have hsd only
meat II
sTibe time has nov arriyed when. I think.
that, Without my just rfproach, may quitthe
PublcserSice, ahl bestow some attention on
my private atfairst Which have, suffered much
BY the occuna,ion Of the krgesis part ID my
lie 70 the public councils, IT tie Roman veie-
ran had title 10 discharge after thirty year,s
seIFlce, Aslfe have seIiyed-s much longer Pc
riod, may justly claim mine. III
"ibeg leave, therefore, 70 tender to the Genes
raj assembly ard do nav hereby tender eerny',
designation of ths Office WHICH | hola Of Sens
Tor, ID lie Senate bf Uungd States. t4om he
Slhte Of Kenhlnks to lake eiFectun tha sIst
fday n March, LS4 ! and i request that the
Genel Al Assembl III Will ,appoint my~successoi ID
YAK Ihis seat On tha1 day have fixed that day
X : l1ow ne an Opportunity of assisting inl tho
com Rleton Of SOME measures which havs been
Originated by me. 4
II embrace thls occa4 iontb otft r ia liz Gene
raj iAssemhly my pustpFofound ard grateful &C
knowledg mcnt for ihafnuferons and dis,ius
gnishtd proofs. 81 which have been honored.
Of its warm attachment and generous conf
denee during iqng series of years 3ls
h. a 81 have Tie honor TO be, &c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-10
"A G. 4 RID.

,sDlR. .JOslcI s332fI.sg Oh,
ID EsfEeTEULIEff aarRs hi. r.. sysssicaa.
y SeTtiees b the Ell ze1s of Jefferson z aaii-
Tvs lie may Al ~ taaes M fodaa slexes9l
whsn professionally egg ged ~ tl'e7fesisence
Of Ms. MARY Mal(lias MAR theEFIk Btanch
Store. g. Dersmbsr 81 1871.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-10


fmid iae Fulns q which and Of he couas
! prosperity the work ofrexissance was
sone = y pc 4 consolation 10 him to
know that b. has suffered 40 political IS.
,.s .s except such as have brouoh. mis- .
Ioftuae upon The conntty-lhat Sc hs.
eul participated ID caiamities under which
stiiletion-he may have such assursnrs
and patriotism need ssk nb3othsrsss. " =.
sincerity. 9 "a
The hest wishes offbe hest rsn;r IS.
Dad will ACCOMPANY ne StssSsm 4 S l h:1
|etlreapent-- and chief ong Il q. ,.:tn1
* will be one TIM his life NAV ~ $500
serSice Is III Rendbl;c sp W..
Ffan4ua old age alter he sbIIi h,v = {. =
asfSisg the highest. re-.
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Eralif.

FrARESfi Oranges. F,zs. and Raisihs. at,
j. j. /. r MIXERS.
Feb. ~ fsS2.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-10

Lemons a. Oranges,
TUSf received and for sale ny ,
Fsb. III. J. IL. BEARD s Coz
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|. ". I=lIA

FNIIE tiadefsl gned takes great pleasure in in-
! forming ms friends AMI The paoilc, thaa,
q has leased tof term hf years lhat~Sen
knnwn / 1 luse ali III erpef s-Ferry. the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-10

.a Ko14a5ie Tfee.-MsAs. b. & 4 W.
PeiI sold yesterday. At lion. twn logs
q AlsDsanil4 Mahogs Sl265, being
atthe.Taie Of 81 65 4 b, This. VIE
ore told. lisa higher pr Hthan The same
article before eommapdeA in thts market.
The Two Logs above mentioned, were bui
one quarter 9f The free from which they
were cut. Another qaaSter was soEd lie
OH er DAY for Si2G0 he whole Tree,
according ,oithsss - s,lsAuh IN ttis
aasrket very near free lind dali rs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-10

CApIrAL PUNIsHMEEr.-Bsipg kissed
10 death BY pretty Sill il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-10

moulh-- Starting TfF0t1 Ine7tHPcts 1Df-Al+
dream, be lost bis seat, and tumHIng
from the high branch on which be had
been reposing came squash down upon
the lion's ribs. The monster rot being al
all preparation an assault Of his descriP
lion, boiled off with a tremendous toar.
and the Boschmsn lost no time inIiaking
TO his heels in the opposite objection.
scarcely believing The evidence OF his
senses - Sir u .flerandsr's Diseopsries
IN South .9frica. f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-10
binds. e hope YOU ~,

Them foolishly. i you do. I Just
Itsnlell you that yon ste ) silly goose,
and remain yoqr afecliouate father.
P s. -Yof sister Sally wanted me
Eio tell you Is send her . shell comb. bni
IS forgot il this time, and The letter " al
t already sealed Twill mention il 10 my
fexl.'t - IT, - 1 # fl F--l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-10

cLAY cLuhs We are pleased io.Iearu
that.il is ID Contemplation by the Wings
of Ibis city, iosform l'Clsy Clubs' in evey
Ward !; and That the principle upon Tb,ch-
these Clubs .sfIe based viii be- Justice u
Harry of The II EsAt.n Il Isl admitted on
all hands, Wat 'ntfeFtenths. Of the Wings
ofthe Unltef$tates pre- the devoted friends
Of Henry GlAy !; and Yet on The score Of
erPeaiisnoysha opaiia5ihfy, the great m ass
oflthe party have heretofore Been called
upon 10 yield q "a very small but activs
minority .N. X Courier.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-10

dnu IuNlFu tIIt. FTtc, TIC
growle a and looked up a
pleasantly. AT length
al the loot Of The tree. .
night. Towards morniV
the hitherto Wakeful b
dreamt that he bad fallen
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-10

III KILKENNY FIGRTs-v While Messrs.
Fisk and Richie ate warning ID the knife !,
a combat equally ferocious i. coming lotf
in anotberFq quarter pr the Hemisphere be-
tween brethren Of the same family. I11
New Hampshire. Isaac Hill and his De-
noeralic associalesiare 81 dagger's points.
It sppesrs that Fill has fallen out with
Hubbard the regularly nomTDated CandI-f
date for Govefnor7Fand has bad a Gonven-
lion, and denounced him. He says that
Hubbard is false u the part i, and be has
no confidence in his honesty and de-
moctacy.s 10 this effect be carried reso-
llusions thTpugh|tIe Convention.
49,. f@ n ~ Nh u d. L..a..a TRL;... q
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- = = . = - - -
/. 1flvl.llfaf. sdf Eft7t..

SCifARLk sTowNi JIG fFERsoS C5UNTY. Va
NAI5i.i. sisead I1heszSlper5or Ind Ibfsriar
w lssart< -qf sIRd rs9n g ffrke. ffederitk,
5Londoqais ed BFfkelel Cepal5es
! u chirlssi3wn, lapl 4 fs42 n II
hii.tfsaai f,rsiiig,qess laser 10 the amount e.
I taaafdi ahAfet. titls dETees
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-10

The signs are ominousI Fisk reads
Richie out of iheichurchs and throws him
upon The Whfgs-Ritcbie returns ihe,
npliment, and bids Fish Join The.
Wings. fsaaclHlll charges Hubbard with
hpostacy, and SAYS be is.a Wing Hub
bard& co. Hen91hce Hill as 4 traitor, and
bids The NJ bigstake him.
II al this rate. Tho Wings must be4rnined.
Such scquRiiigas would ruin the best
cause thai ever existed. - lid.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-10

y itFsIrishmaa wroIe q M ,on a y W ~
~ lst'sr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-10

HfAvY DAMAGES "A. case wasItfjsd
t ID Balhmore County Qurt on The 25th
u}.! Jobn> Mortimer d .Ehzabsth bis
wife, Us. David II. Y u Was an
ac.ion 5'ior SANDER, i ).Isome two
wears since. The Njn FER patient
hearing OF The case, i ) ed a verdict
fol- the plaiatiifs, wiho6N aving The box,
Of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS The de-
PENDANT nnteuunaely. is insolvent. which.
renders the fye1dlct only nominal Fl Pol.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-10
IL IA "a -.

caarle.sl0Hn. Do. a04 ls4a. Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-10

IRON Ports,
en i'll used
b enjoying
Yep, quietly
.lothes. and
|ss situation
!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-10

BAEERuRr LAW-The Jul
States DissFici Court for the
Pennsylvania has decided thsI
,hsibenehts of HE bankrups ian
ed on execution for debi. Ne ;
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-02-09

v.lcome ioyIess task. The tnen of sens
nal pleasure, !, is Imagined, would be fully
-cn;iiled 10 boast over the men Of religious
IL it were not for the compensation of
future state. 81
Now. all this seems 10 us, a low and
narrow way Of thinking. RELICioN IS
HAPPINESS II has the promise oil the
life that now is, as well as that which is TO
come. It enables us TO make the most OF
this world and ofthe future at the same
time The interests Of the two worlds are
not a. all incompatible. not at all o2pos-
tie. Nay, they are essentially involved IN
each other. No man can enjoy the best
of this life, who does not best prepare for
a future. Honesty is the best policy. viz.
tue is The only peace; piety enchances all
the JOYS Of life. To behold the glory O.
God in all things. TO commune with him
through the medium Of all that he ha:
made and allthat he appoints, TO walk IN az
abiding peace with our own conscience, 4
indulge in none but viriuous pursuits anc
rational pleasures. to be benevolent an'
kindly affectioned. and contended an'
humble, 10 receive the gifts of God will
perpetual lhaDkfulness. TO grow in purlt.
and devotion, with progress as constan
as that Of life; this is the only true and in
fallible way Ct enjoying the present world
and this. surely, is the preparation for
better world TO come.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-02-09
"THAT ALTERS THE CAsEo!

John Quincy Adams has presented to
The House Of Representatives a petition
from certain cilz ms of Massachusetts for
dissolution of the Uuion. The swag-
gering sons of the South have formerly
been foolish and rash enough 10 threaten
dissolution OF the UAion, if the Nor.h
presumed TO interfere" with their DE.
euliar institutions" which are in every
imaginable way constantly intrrfsring
with northern rights, and The best inter-
ests of mankind. But when John Quincy
Adams introduces petition from northern
people for The very thing threatened by
our southern brethren THAT alters
the case n In fact ii does alter the case.
Because nobody ever looked upon the
silly threat OF the S3uth to be anything
more than threat mere hypoerilicaI
bravado for effect. But when the North
begins TO move, it is an indication that
something il 10 be done. Those whose
interests are liable to suffer from it have
reason to fear and cry ont. Wheeler
their own threat TO dissolve the Union
was more hypscritoai. or their arraienioc
John Quincy Adams for presenting ne
titioa for that purpose is more ludicrous
i il dif6cuhto determine.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-02-09

-.. ~ For the Vermont telegram.
wish brother w. G. Johnson 10 an.
swer my request in Telegraph Of 10Th
Jan'y, as soon as may be, because have
some other ideas on hand, which l wish
to present, after he has answered my last
question. .. }. HoLcomB. 60
Feb. 8. 1912.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-02-09

The Maryland Shareholders, ,cho held
a Conrentioa. recently. at Annapolis, will
find some interesting things for their con
sheraton, in the doings ofthe Anti-slave'
nv Convention held at Townshend-to be
found in another column Of this paper.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-02-09

oppose the work have got to be silenced
and put out of the way. This must be
done, and will be done. The work IS
the Lords. Let those who tight againss
il know that they 6gh, against God.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-02-09

Charles T. To,rey mas been sci at lib
er,y from Baltimore Jail, on his giving
security for his appearance in court at the
April term. e #gr IL. ..s:
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-02-09

John C. CoA.-The jury have brought
in verdict against this individual de.
clarng him, in their opinion, to be guilty
of murder. -- --- a--------=---=
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-02-09
re N p e RAN G E.

Resolced, That temperate drinkers are
a greater hinderance TO the progress OF
The temperance cause than drunkards !
and thar those professed friends oftemper-
ance who have abandoned active efforts in
support of-the cause, or stand aloof from
&C. ope ration with those who work, are a
greater hinderance than both drunkards
and temperate drinkers.
The foregoing resolution was the sub.
ljeet of discussion during the last meeting
Of the Brandon Temperance Society. j
is introduced here for the consideration o
the friends of Temperance in other places
The majority were not ready to adopt
here. The truth of its doctrines wcr,
generally admitted. But such truth
would not quite do yet, for Society ina
keeps rum-seller in i'll especially sucl
a truth as is set forth in the latter claus
of the resolution. 1t would hit some
{ bodyi There are others whom, as wa
supposed, It would hit. Therefore
:. should not be adopted. The truth shout
no. be spoken, because by it somebod
would stand reproved! Truth was new
er designed 10 be used for :" reproving tn
3 world of sim" The proper and legiti
I mate way to use it is, by all means to kee
: it out of sight The place FOR light j:
l under a bushel"-not ton a candle
: stick! .:.'--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-27

THE PRIyATk TREATIsK.-This ~ a litte volume on
certain diseases which
Of stated in the posbs manner And
bun those which have fallen into Improper hands and
Such perops will see nmediatey the difficulties which i'm
ePursped in each particular obtained only Of the
author. DR.. Ralph, So Greenwich 81. Price 81.
Dr. Ralph also takes this opportunity Of saying that
be consulted the peculiar diseases above referred sh
private residence ri any hour.
Aware however OF the deep and just soesde which many
feel to consult Of integrity well experience
these peculiar the author deems proper to give
himself for this trust And th. he tn, inclined
many have assured him that for OF information Of thin
kd they baye selected from list Of advertising PEOPLE the
the brerest repentance lie therefore begs that be-
eide his rank graduate of Edinburgh, Sc &c &c he
been +tchng these both hospital practice
r than thirty and has published editions Of
work expressly them. Also that he has Testimonial letters
from the eminent physicians OF Europe. emf
Amercaas Sir Ashley Cooper Dr. Mott, of n. "
md Dr. Physck of Philadelphia, and sthers; and further
that he has the privilege OF referring almost every phvs
clan of emnerce in this city Nothing be stated he
teves better ground Of confidence 10 those who
gers 10 him.
Consultations may be made by post and for such he has
te rvae chest, containing thing necessary for
Price SD, ia Imsr
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CAUTION TO FEMALES.
MADAME RESTEII. FEMALE PHYaICIAN unnld

1vA inform ladies' who with proper decacy, repag-
nance Is the treatment Of their complaints by Of their
own that IN ali she attends them nay her
perence practice aa6 knowledge enables her do she
deems necessary tae this she does not wish be
classed with the continually appearing aud disappear
ing advertising Female Physicians who ignorant and
incompetent themselves obliged scarcely less
ignorant quack 70 experiment. instead Consulting pors and
residence las Greenwich street. between Courand and Lii
nlO Inns
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PRIVATE ESTABLISHMENT
FOR THE TREATMENT OF vENEREAL DIS
EASES

IN CONNFAiON WITH
THE COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHAR
MACY OF The CITY OF NEW YORK.
THE College OF Medicine and Pharmacy of the city of New
fo k have opened in xion with their Medical and
Surgical Conaung Rooms establishment for excu-
reception Of suffering from diseases No
class Of human maades requires for their safe and successful
treatment greater degree Of matued and practsed
ski than do those which vice entails her votares but
has been so much subjected TO the maltre of hesres
and uncducated preendeen without character-without
medical esperiencewithout responsible
ty The members Of the CsIlege fully convinced that
were uniformly subjected the Of
properly qualified physicians, human suffering
WOULD De uevened and the innocent saved from the
quenees in which they often involved with the
gully order therefore suppress, a. far possible, this
uInous auacks, the College have opened this
and placed under the management Of two eminent
gentlemen Of great experience and sound for
whose Tespect@by and talent the high the Col
lege itseliis pledged.
Patients OF both will be admitted and receive advic,
gratosv and the medicines will be dispensed
them less than the usual No fees whatever will be
required The College cherish the hope that this liberal
rsngenent will put stop the which this
class Of patients have subjected and all thus affected will
n hoped, the wisdom OF awaiting themselves OPP
'''''n''' now 'H''''o W, z RRJSc:IiARpsoN, Agent.
Once and Consulsng Rooms Of the COLLEGE,
~ In Nassau street., New York,
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FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.

0WIG to the Celebrity efcacy and nvanabls Of
~ Madame Restes Female Monthly Pills in all cases OF
,rreguaIsy stsppage Of hose functions of
their introduction the United States now about four
eorhtereIs and limitations constantly attempted to
tweiye Gents ooT pui ny IN different beHes and Called
Female Monthly Pills with the object Of selins them,
cautioned against these impose uLon them 1t
t.reiu, those sold Madame Restel Principal 0ce
PriceS Madame Restes signature wren on the csve
OF each boz
B-They can be used by married SINGLE by followvs
the drectens enclosed inside of each box also by an
pointment at 2s4 Grand street, Of Allen New York
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ON STRUCTURE AND IT'S CURE.
ME FOL LOWING REMARKS WILL. PLACE he.

l RENAHkS WILL PLACE
ss IT, IA asss
ns Il ssa @ s.n IL:
a a., az, Fsrs"s e e. is Structure
tre ], eertai, free from pain and generally seeomp.shsd
Wth regard to The frs, of these r.msrL.:-
on,Sea r. Una, . the ,s.u, d badly treated
tinue on from month to month"; slides into seet Now,
s e
IN and hi.
Part or other Of the passage structure and Turner al
hidden d. man;
serious %Slade, no, only sexual but those ass of
what especially attention off from th. disorder
to the dow Of Observed wSs CD a Is no
eSn M 10y
s which sae psos
Sow tn $ % and
they will sell their nostrums long any will buy them
sss Ss 81 T.: s H.
s IL &c v
s w D s,s se "a Is all % Of
but whom on seeing the real of the eass he mas cured
With view Of preventing these impostons therefore. it
.ssm. desirable lay before the public few PLAIN eircu%-
" done for although the this disease
he are three q Al ana
na a ncI Be- o By, s the
lively after nbed and the clothes are saaussed w%sS
t%o indicative S 'si s to little
cult to saw how ons SGi es1 , a , d mn
produce structure for naturally disposed stre
to I than S% so1e s
ground a. least for the suspicion Of stncuJe The last is
bob sei and
common that the writer rarely case Of structure land
he
ss S e 5 gn0 o.
With regard the cure OF stnc5nr h, subject sat-
t hi. esan free from pain, generally accom-
e time 80 mP S, sn h t could not h,v:
art and such practical experience Of the
1ss Of "
aG that $ s x
sa * ri IL wheh IS only :,cs
cial and privacy directed in the plainest manner
sdv:Sbs howevsI that those who suspect structure posi-
prise them than the and certainty Of his Of
Separate rooms also arranged for those who
only remain, say word on the ground on
rely with confidence what has been advanced With
us q @ a n se s aas
S both in hS,pa and city practice for more
pessy them-Aso that he has testimonial letters from
S%ssssSs. A.1sy Soopsi q s.: Me;, q New Yo,s.
~e Ss
sOp:.ted by post The % volume above referred 70 j. one
FENCING SALOON 4 SHOOTING GALLERY.
n S On s s
straight crooked, Turkish sword hunting knife, nn,fs
The
Soa .en and e Ss an e1"
s .s ssf Be with .aeec x.. g.
ing al ? dlstaace o. 2lo varIs sIsN ~
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TO THE LADIES.

Oh. HULL's UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.
THIS for the radical Of Proapsus Uter
or Falling OF the Womb, by external application supersed.
ing the of the objectonal Pessar confidently
rnended the afflicted the Of perfect restoration
health having failed of performing under
the most aggravated circumstances.
The Supporter has very high character in Europe
in this country adopted to the ensrs diiuss Of
Hospitals Of London and PARIS, and universally recon-
mendea Europe by medical Of the highest rank In this
country by the leading members Of the faculties
Of Colleges and Hospitals and BY all the eminent private prac
titionens.
Rooms have been furnished exclusively for ladies' at No.
Vesey street. from the business de-
where attendance, to apply
TrusxeS 2uppo 10 female NJ lmIe
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A r T ST IN AIR.
MANUFACTURED FROM

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S HAIR.
NOT less than inches long, in hundred different
sgns-Necklaces, Bracelets Watch guards Earrings,
Flowers Rings Wigs and Scaps.
A. G. BARRY'S WIGS AND SCALPS.
Still stand preeminent above all Others Their peculiar light
and venang character their being shaped exactly
the natural hair their elasticity and their
all combine form such perfect heads Of
that they must be seen to be fully appreciated
Parties having piece Of hair Of living deceased friend
formed BY him into design the mind conceive
In such form II will be keepsake invaluable.
Gratutous advice all diseases with the
hair, at the Hair Cutting Rnoms,
las BROADWAY, cor of Liberty street,
ivI76 Tn Stairs.
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE FILLS.
M po,rn,IIsyESTgp tNp rsErAaEons

~ gVODr1LOVCEi NJ. d, IlISBUN, r KTU(jAL
1NHE Scientific combnauon of ingredients OF which sess
Pills composed have made wonder and adm
ration OF the world They known all over Europe 10 be
the only preparation ever discovered that invariably
certain IN producing the monthly Their certainty III
being such that thee used during
for though always mild SAFE and healthy they certain to
produce miscarriage II used during that period.
The directions translated English and enveopsi
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