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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-27

RErupIATIoN.-The following passage
on the Importance Of maintaining invio.
late the public faith, was written years
ago by that stern old patriot of other and
better days, Fisher Ames. lis views
are those Of every honest man in the com
munty, and we commend them TO the
repudiatiag i'at,$ats of Mississippi:
ITO expatiate on he value Of public
faith may pass with some nisn f2r decla,
nation; TO such have nothing 10 say.
To others viii urge--can any circum-
stance mark upon people more turptude
and debasemen!l Can any thing tend
more to make men think themselves mean,
or degrade to lower point then estima-
ton Of virtue and their standard Of &C.
ton ? 1t would not merely demoralize
mankind it tends to break all the liga
ments Of society, to dissolve that mystic.
rious charm which attracts individuals 10
the nation, and to inspire in its stead
repulsiye sense Of shame and disgust"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-27

Lone GAME.--lt is stated tina, a
game Of chess has just been concluded in
Cincinnati, which was commenced on the
"a day Of January last. The players
have been engaged every day, with the
exception of Sundays, from s in the morn.
ing until 10 in the evening, deducting
three hours at dinner aud one at supper.
The time actually occupied in playing
the game was one thousand three hundred
aud eighty hours,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-27

A verdict of $4,000 has been recovered
in the Count OF Common Pleas of the CITY
of New York, against Sheriff Han, for
hitting to make ''leyy" in proper sea-
son, under an execution placed 10 his
hands
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-27

LARD OH. We understand that Pow.
ers Il Co., Of this city, have manufactured
5000 gallons Of this oil since January,
and they have shipped 1000 gallons 10
the East within the last thirty days. Lou
isriLie J0RrnaL.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-27


GROWING. - The Loco Focos in New
Orleans are growing, in Fsench, very
much ar their victory al tie recent cleo.
tons. The French SIDE Of the Courier
has the following:
GLoRlEux TRIoMPHE.
COc0r7eo, Cocoricorou Coeoricoco 90.
oo-oh'u
Immediately after this, comes the pic.
lufe of ''Chicken.cock. 1t is bad e.
nough to be beaten; but TO be crowed over
IN French is not to be endured. III ev,r
we get another chance for growing, we
shall call in the aid Of some Of cur G rmsn
friends, and give il TO them in ''nigh
Dutch"
The following toast was gwen on the
9TH Of July, at Campbell Court House,
Va:
BY Ro Hughes. Mr.. President, |
want you to 1T every one know tlia, nm
far Henry Clay against the world. He
and ! were born close T. the SIashes OF
old Hanover. He worked bafefo i d,
and so ii ! |. He went TO mill and so did
/. lie was good boy T. his mamma,
and so was |. know him ks DO * /,
and love him like a brother. If any
man has any thing TO say against him let
him come to me. lfthere is any better,
braYer or smarter man than Heniy Clay
on this Gods Globe, why say he would
be sort of curiosity. and wo IL like TO
look at him. Go il, Claw 1898 cheers. I
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-27

A county edtr. IN 50 aking Of
steamboat, SAYS: She had Twelve births
in her laii9s' cabin. .'Oh. lIis OF me-, f"
exclaimed an Oh lacy, on reading the a.
bo,e whai squAlllag there must have
been
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-27
DEFINING A POSITION!

Mr.. Buchanan, in toast on the 1th Of
July, thus settles accounts with Captain
Tyler, and explains his own Whereabouts f:
"rhe National Exchequer AS Dem
"crats, we were deeply indebted to John
Tyler lpr his two Bank vetoes !; bui whilst
our gratitude was glowing, no cancelled
the debt, by uTging upon US a Govern
NETT Bank more dangerous TO Liberty than
either Of the Banks he vetoed"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-27

The Vermont Patriot, the leading Lo-
ooioco paper OF that STATE, say 1--WE
wish d. mocrais would decline office M
der this administration, al present, 4 they
have any decent provision for q lvelI-
hood short Of the Poor House.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-27

CoFFEE. The Cincinnati Chronicle
states that the total import Of coffee into
Cinema from all quartrs, is about 40.-
900 bags p annum, which al al low aver
age is a5nut sir and a halt millions Of
pounds. Nearly every BODY uses coffee,
and more families use it twire day, than
there are go without It. The average
consumption OF "a h family Of SIX p,rson
as supplied by the annual import Of Coffee
INTO Cincinnati, is therefore, just about
hoifa million This is rather under than
over the mark. This ihs extent of this
particular hrai CHI Of trade
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-27
THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 20, 1913.

to God. who planted them, and displays
a want of fellow feeling with the creatures
of God, to pass them without recognizing
every individual, down TO the Iowly win
ter green, and calling it by its familiar
name. And little does he know his loss
who is not well acquainted with them.
What lover Of nature does not feel that
there is pleasure in the painless woods
society" such as is unknown in the rush.
ing ,horoughflres of the city! There is
an endless variety of trees aud shrubs on
the Alleghanes: among them the tulip
tree Common poplar shone conspicuous,
with its large brilliant leaf and splendid
flower. The chestnut, chestnut oak, rsd
oak, white oak, laurel oak, yellow locust,
cucumber tree, wild cherry, linden, and
elm, abound everywhere. In some of
the valleys were forests of hemlocks
which certainly surpass in beauty any
other evergreen forest trees ever beheld
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-27

An American, travelling in Europe,
writes to the editors of the New York Tn.
bune that he visited PERsroo, at Naples,
on the 10th Of March, and was gladdened
with sight Of the statue of Columbus,
intended for the Capitol at Washington,
which the artist informed him would be
finished in a few days, and ready for
transportation. The writer remarks that
he has seen finer figures and more elaborate
art, but no group more spirited and ex-
citing. There are" he aids, 'two fig
ures--one, Columbus, majestic form in
full Spanish dress, with countenance lit
up with lofty enthusiasm, and leaning
forward with one foot advanced, as if he
had just planted il on a new world His
right hand is elevated above and before
him, with the palm upturned, on which
rests a globe--the world OF his early
dreams and present enraptured vision.
The attltude-the countenance of all are
sublime. Near him stands an Ind an ie-
male with her hands ard body thrown
back and her face turned in dismny to-
ward the triumphant Columbus, in which
are blended in life like viv1ness surprise,
aeonder, and fear. The form is rich, even
TO righteousness, and the face superbly
beautiful, and yet wholly Indian. Think,
however, that her attitude is unnatural
and in some respects awkward. But it is
not either the one form or the other that
admired so much; it was the design.
The two standing in that attitude we're
a history--they were a great poem, the
finest Columbiad that ever was written"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-27

Columbia College having received a
legacy Of $40, 900 for tina. purpose from
the estate Of the late Frede lex Gebhard,
of New York, his established G, rman
Professorshp, aud made the German Ian.
guage an indisn nsble portion of The coll
legiaie course. We learn by the Amer
lean that John Louis TelIkampf, a native
of Hanover, son Of an emifi, AT jud cal
funciionary Of tina, Kingdom, and at m
cary age lecturef on Civil Law aud Pc.
ltIcal Ethics 10 the University of Gotten
gen, and from which institution he receiv-
ed tina degree Of doctor Of laws, has been
appointed TO the Professorship. DR.. +.
has been in this country some FIVE years,
during part OF which time he has been
connected with Union College. Ilo re-
visits Germany nov with view OF found.
ing German library for the Gebhatd
Professofship-=Na Int.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-27

Mr.. VAN BUREN, IN NEw HAMPSHIRE.
The New Hampshire Legislature, on
the evening Of the 20th ult, passed reso-
lutians ia convention declaring, by an
almost unanimous vote, Marlin Van Bu.
rem TO De The choce Of the democracy OF
that State, aud recommending him for the
democratic candidate fol the Presidency
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-27
plcklNsoN coLLEGE.

The annual commencems Of Dickin-
son College, at Carlisle. Pennsylvania,
was held on "Wednesday last. The an.
uua address before the LIT, rary Sosie-
es OF The College was d fivered by the
Rev. DR.. Betaune, Of Philadelphia, tn
alumnus Of the institutions Ills th,mc
was 'The Duties of Educ tied Men -
In the veniug the baccalaurea.c address
was delivered by Professor Caldwell, Of
the department Of metaphysics and polit-
zeal economy.
formed, and moved IF 10 Tho Methodist
Episcopal Church, where addresses were
delivered by the gradual s. Among these
were several young n,lemen belonging
10 Mafv'an J. r. Chaplain, OF Talb,
county, delivered salulatory Grafton;
subject Though, inper;shable. Amor.
atom was also delivered on 'Aciiono bv
Josiah Snow, Of Port Deposit Disserta.
tions were pronounced by X. II. Bryan,
Of Chesap' AXE city. and r. II. Paitisor,
Of Cambridge.
TIE degree Of Bachelor Of Arts was
conferred upon fifteen graduates, and the
degree Of a. NJ. was conferred upon four
t en- Of the alumni. The degree fBa h.
elor OF Laws was conferred ON w. II.
Lambcfton.
The honorary degree Of a. NJ. was
conferred up The Rev. ]. L. Kemp, al
junct professor Of languages, Transylva.
MIA University; Rev. l.. S. Jpnes Of New
York, Sec. Am. Bib. Society, Rev. W.
B. Edwards Of the Baltimore Conference.
The degree Of D. ID. was conferred on
Rev. John N. Mcleod of New York, Rev.
Geo. w. Bethune, Of Philadelphia, ad
eub,,,,, p,,I A ,,or
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A .CARD-cHOMAs ROBERTS = co. p.usgi.. and

A .CARD-..cHOMAs ROBERTS = co, D.uggi.,. and
MaSeSs. 81 Ssas a
the public that having sded u Lag tten
tots.u inv ,lus e.cne PnIs Life Pills. 'and fiji
iished, beg to that med cine offered od
his rapidly obtained snch distinguished cpebty, aud ti
Extraordinary healing have not en- exhibited
The popetors therefore douby anxious
the Fills to those whose loss OF health by dyspepsia
TIC necuons req ne SPEEDY aud cet-in renovafion:
The opinions of its value by Of tn dcal
Of he day founda that not de- end
upon any system Of adyeltisilg or nertc putting but
qunemeps and hi chai cte for integrity, place Of
the possibility Of aiding onsckery Thomas ROBBERS CO.
his strong recommendation of the Of these Pills DE-
ranged hillary comp ars, md flying ,heum tie mptoms
BY such u ueed testimony his The ubic begin
ng to understnd and appreciate The superior efficacy films id
mt to the pow efu calves int have been hitherto
Soto them the III # ri H. which give reli fir
of tme bu always the Of the system, by
The high medical authority in describing the simple
tally from III pills tn have h been brought
this public, advisable make the bile acquain
win the general properties they pos es. Par Life ls@
freely 1t Is owing less T. their qualities
very bad condition Of the they acting upon The
" Retabie ingredients OF whc hey strictly sed will
in all instances chem caliv the deteous
that generated BY various and mpsdes vital and
ops Of hun frame Their action
ard quality If the bloodst all organ ef
feetusly Without Of that stimulating effect inuriou,
hey sold retail of the respectable druggists
New York. and by daily appointed agent. every city and
town from ne TO Louisiana. Canada the British
Havana the West India Islands, end South America in boxes
50 and IS cents esc..
Testimonials Of from person whose diseases of
office Of EoOerls Co. Clarendon House so Broadway
office LIST floor.
Country Agents will please address let box sc7 post office
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QUACKERY USED UPW!


THE days the monster Gu ackery numhcred his reign
Will soon DC over and the thousands and of
who suffering under and the equally inol
erarle impo on of unprpcped mercenary quacks, may
now rejoice at their aching verauce The dark veil
mystery which has hitherto ensrouded the Of
these removed and the obtaining
placed within TIE reach OF Let those who avail
themselves OF the opportunity without delay ard procure
once copy o. the Medical Guide FIR the Of
diseases by the Justly celebrated Dr. VAUGHEN for mauy
the principal phycan of the Dublin Lock Hospnl
This clear aud thorough of
VeneTeal diseases in all their various forms and
thecua mods II treatment which all may undr rstand and
gIac ice Without the aid of physician risk Of discovery
farinx and Others whe ofen placed in situations
where they canaot obtain medical advice.
be 0brained at the Book sand 90 Nassau of
Fulton II. Price cts ANY sending ST. by post will
T Owe, COURTsHIP AND MARRIAGE Just publish
ed Physiological Mysteries and Re in Love Court
ship nd Maria can inalble suide book for lei and
single. matter Of the Importance th- human
By Eugene Beckad D. Translated rsm the Sd Paris edi-
ti0u by Philip How ,rd.
Amongst the duly considered ia This work. "Mat
te1s OF ssrou. 20 sing and married
Of beauty urtshp" 9Th of solitary practices,
and how the habit may be removed aid effects -
1.-THE of love and ocsy with nble remeo~s for
Graduating from n mo' the d. Of peless unhap
on scientific prime pies Tor the .nton tn
Of" lntemsr.isge Dress with FIRMS and coos
becoming to he vr shapes and compiex,oDs" The
for wed,ock" "A I'd other
teres in single and M relates the prncip subjects
above notic,dn
For sle wholesale and retail 02 Nassau street. N 70 L.
post paid dr. closing dollar dec-ed TO HULs.
LAND GLOVER, New York CITY. will procure copy Of
das or three copies vii be en-. for two dollars.
je3 dimSwys
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TO MARKED LADIES.
NHADAMR EESTELL.'S PREVENTIVE p

hsse nysrable Powders have been liz adopted
in Europe but France psrcua upwards thirty rear
well y b thousandsin this country being only mild
efs and scscous remedy for married ladies' health
oIbids too rapid increase Of family.
Madame Kessei ~ well known for lhirry ysars ytj
sale rhyncsn IN The two ein:pa Female osp,ss in Ea
experiences and opportunities she that celebrity II
those medical science specially adapsy
to the female Frame for which her medicines un
Vailed well in this Europe Her acQualanss
with the physiology and anatomy Of female frame enabled
hereby tracing the decline and III health Of married tsmsIss
scarce in the mendlsn Of life and the rapid and
esen apparently neIpiesbio causes which cousgn
fond mother TO- premature reveto their
nvs Of the urinary cause; Of female ndpos
the discovery her celebrated 60 Preventive Powders
Their adoption has boon the OF preserving ony
hs health bet tia life Of sectouas wife
fondmoths
The advertiser icsag the OF
tmatng the benefits thousands By their ado,
siop, would cuily Of the
ned by all they hold and de, their
Il prcven, evils which We are spb
smpc and healthy whin control Ever
hspassionsts vruous and enlightened mind wr unhs
lnsy in the affirmative Price Eve dollars
be forwarded By mail rs any Part Of the Unsa s.se Al
TELL, rcmale rtysiean. Principal Office lW GreenwIss
.teef, New York Once hours from AM tcs clock Pm
Horton office No. Essrrsf aIn Am
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F.. WHITE

MOS. 75& 49, Broadway respectfully invites the citizens
journng the cry cal his and examine the supe
ecmens Of Daeueneoype Portraits groups and sketches
which he is exhbiring grs:uitnusly.
d White the manuia' Of superb ard costly
apparatus which he eoabed t,ke liz Of
whole family Of eight persons tine
end perfect raphc and distinct equal in
appearances the beautiful and finished copprpate steel
eng wing.
Without desrnp derogate from the preensonI Of oher
Pr esso Of the Photographic re fearesy challenges The
whole world produce perrcts ofthe size accuracvor intA
value of those in his exhibition there 9th appara
equal to his
Mr White begs to add. thu, Notwithstanding the Infinite
superiority Of his portraits he hs only person
b OF ducing, single plate in few seconds
and beautiful hkenesses OF Of ON
oh ,udi duals the most limited he AFFINITY to
truly .pendd c smile Of tn, md nds.
80 nstuc ots given the D.gu. rotypr Science and al
the necessary supplied, reasonable
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
lHvEStKI AID rRSpAnEp ~
". DE bOUUELOQUE, NJ. D., Lisbon r HTU

THE scsnndc conbnsuon Of inareden, Of Wbieb ,oess
pis arc composed have msds te the wonder and admi
ration OF the world They known all Europe TO be
only preparation discovered that has proved
certain in producing the monthly Their certainty, Al
being such that thew he during
Tor though always mild, SAFE and healthy thew
produce miscarriage If used during that period.
The directions translated into English and
round with the seal Of the importer stamped Each boz scnl
the signature Of NJ de Boudeoque ant the English d
r.cons have the signature Of Dr. MELvEAU aItbcs rod
agent fer tn. continent Of America.
They be vansuiec hy mail Ssrt Of the United
States Sold by pr T. M.veau, agent and importer for the
United States Office 1g Liberty Greenwich street.
Price Shaif boxes 50. No half sent by mail Solo,
also appointment OF f. NJ AT 100 Cherry street, near
Catherine Letters directed 20 Dr Mcivean. o.n a.,
Ne, vii with immediate attention Az .tten
ma, be post psid MIC lmd6w
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GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.
A ID 8 DERAT IN DEN IBTRY
n. A. c. CAsCLE, REMOVED TO ssl BROAD

tlh A. T.. GAYLE, REMOVED TO Bl BROAD
- WAY, csrner Of WHITE STREET, has Paste Tor M.
decayed hollow tech put the most tepdr
ccb hout which becomss
npacted ne ONE hard solid body
ththerlo painful and useless teeth acay sonnd ant
eriec IN all their rcspect uses for IN ALI
cASES the necessity OF extr,cton Ladies dsn
pushed IN society offer die tesmonas the yiyo
erms, a. TO lis efficacy. The Editor Of the Evening Post
ays sit Il admirably adapted for teeth and ncr.
ou, pe,Gn and D. CasIe operate. on the teeth with
ne teeth n all respect perfect for Iie The Sun,
has Obtained much celebrity for his excccnt mode
4 filing The teeth" The mos, eminent gentlemen q q,
e.tes Paste for filling the teeth. Ioothachs Pills. Of
which pnt IN the aching teoth will effect euro
,srrc. Frog H The ysatpai q Comns,cs r,oNn
2 Castle has replaced BY mos' ngenou, piece OF dent
hot IN the of Lieut. s., Of the U. B. NJ. wh'
ast with this terrible casualty. while puui
indians Florida We have letters from Lent
onrnat ~ Of this extraordinary and its entire
hat Tho Of thes- important so skil uy
Castle source OF regret 10 hs :" leu he
C. suicisl zee III the prnog'e o.
pressure Dr. Castle refers 20 tnf cpa
re nch and Eugilsh Ambassado Soughton,
onsuI keAr Admira Walton, Lord Morpetn zen si ~
i,nv Ma.ou Or II II Johnson. Pfts.o.Mo "v AZ ~ ~ "a
n.fv y NJ Y; Mrs Gen 0ADes peer ~, AZ - ~ r.
sm,tb DIR H. Delafeld. DIR Beadc, " X
n Chez DR. A btsvens, DR. Iorrey -. Seyes' III
WIN (Sryson, Dr. DernnG. &c. &c Once 's' ofoa"way'
mas imNec
TIAMs-ss hhds PickIsd Hams. IN tine order for sale by
ii iior T.. X. COLLINS CO., % South street,
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sac, and ranry.

FRox YucAIAN.-At the moment we were about
pat paper 70 press report was current In the
city, that etter had been received by the schooner
Washington. in the river, from Campo achy, an
nouucing that the Texan brig OF war Austin, COM
modnge Moore, IN consequence OF the injuries she
received In the naval bate OF the 10th May, in
q sinking condition; and that 800 men had been nj
by the YucataR authorities, 10 assist Commodore
Moore, IN his endeavHrs to save the Austin, by
drawing her ashore:-Ne,c Orleans Republican, End
instant
Navy ORDERS Capt w. A. Spencer, leave six
mnltis; lent. A. r Talaferro, 10 the Pennsylva-
Gaasevoort, TO the Ohio; Lieut. r. c. Cosdeil, to
the Ontario; Surgeon H. G.. Coulter, order TO The
Vaada'la revoked aud waiting orders; Passed MD
snipman G. Henry, TO the rendezvous a. T Qua
dephla; Nidshlpman John D,wBes, TO the ONO;
Acting Masters Mate, ]. H. Polly, to the Pennsyl-
vauia,
CoMNopoRs BoyLAN-Capt. Ducey, OF the schr
Rosario, called us Yesterday, ana stated that
great Injustice has been done Captain Boy Ian, Com
mander of the Yucatan gun boats, by correspOn-
dent OF the Reputhcan, who accuses him OF rank
cowsrdce because his vessels were not brought into
action Ia the engagement OF the To- ult. Captain
Ddcev, witnessed The action from beginning to end,
and states that the gunboas were 10 the leeward OF
the Texaa squadron at the commencement of the
action when The wind died away and rendered it ut
tery impossible TO bring bis vessel up. Several OF
Capt Boylans sea.farlng friends accompanied Capt.
Ducey, TO eur office, who knew Capt. Boylan well
they say Drawer better hearted tar never lived.
N o. TNopic.
lion WAR SUBMISSIVE learn from the Pitts
buTgh Gazette, that the Iron War Steamer, now be-
ing built in that city for the Upper Lakes, is rapidly
approaching completion, and IN two or three weeks
she Will be taken apart preparatory being trans
ported to Erie. As she stands the stocks she APP
pears to be a beautiful craft Every thing is of iron,
and that OF the best quality ana workmanship.
TOBACCO The following lots of tobacco, we un.
derstand, were sold recently by Mr. T ]. Deane, at
Seabrook Is warehouse, VIZ
Mr.. John Danie's ct Cumberiand-crop OF hhds
Al 81 Mr w. Garth OF Able uarle-3 hhds at So
30; at Sc 75 al Sc; at Sc %; at So rs; l at
81; al sS S7h; at 81 %; al SO rs; at 81
Mr. w. w. GIlmer of Albemare--l lind. at Sc;
al So 25; 4 al 81; l at So so Col VIM Woods of
Albemare-3 hhds. at SO; 2 al SO 80; hid. Jugs
at SO 80 -Pi1hniond Inc.
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MADAME EsTELL,

iIEniALE PHYSICIAN. UMes an9 rSsIdehce 10 Cree
hs can be ccnsuitsd with the stricsest confidence
sIsiut, in id ant to the fe male frame;
Resssi and knowledge in the ,rcss
fobstnas, cssos female eguisrty stoppsss suprressor
.msh ss 10 reqyre but few days 70 feet perfes,
ssre Ladies' desiring proper medical attendance during
,neren other ndspo,iton will be accommodated durns
"ffevsntiye 70 yden" Cox nsrIed !aaiss, vi .s d,
VIII By mail 70 any part ofths United States. Pries
IS pscksEe al letters eo,' gadl sddrssscd to boz sss
r. B.-M.dain. RESIELL would inform jadies rcsd,ns
Of the city, whose health wDod admit Of travelling
would iev, herpeyson- attendance upon them n, any
pan Of the United States wta assonabe distance ai0