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pREPARATORY SCHOOL

PREPARATORY sOhOOLB
NTIDDLETOWN, CONN.-rhe pext session OF twenty
lVl two weeks vii commence May u.s. Charge for beard
instruction &c SEQ advance Great care bestowed on me
health aud hsppness well as studies OF pupils Meier
ence may DO made to T. McElrsh Esq OF The New-fors
Tribune Circulars with minute Information and exten
references may be obtained Of Rev. II. Chase Market
where the principal may be seen from May IL 70 -
NIL lmeod& lmSW D. II. CHASE
IN1MIL Z ARDING-sCHOOL.-The nextierm
Il OF Mr. and Mrs ASHBEL ULLERS Boa, DIR g,sehooi
for Bops and Girls will commence MAY SIN TUE school
is located In Kent, Liichfed County, Conn dreeuy on
The lire Of the Huusalonic Railroad 30 miles n0'tn VI
bridgeport FIVE hours ride from the Guy OF
The number Of pupils IL limited TO t'refrt NUS INN =
inc their School to small number hey intenp 20 msSe
rsicv 1hst IN prof-sses 10 bea Family School "nefe
sch one will be under their constant care ana super
vi.ion Rows will be fitted for College, or tner suoes
dspted 10 the designs OF their psresis as 10 ne iuue
pursuits Circulars may be had al shePsrds booktoe
In Broadway. The Principal will be In New-fork from
he iSh TO The 2th Of April personal interview may
10 hsd by those wish g. by leaving lher address
- West Washington place - o..-.,
Rfffrenoes-Miss CATHERINE NJ sEDSwIoS, sixteenth
al. M and Mrs CHAsLEs SEDGwcK, Lenox, Macs.
THIoposE SEDGwIcK, Esq ~ Wal-sI; Dr. fhrkk
PR.TT 90 LibeIiysL; RooERIeK sEDS~IGS' ~ W est
Washington place. mls oHeoo-
FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL. for Boys, Dan
II bury Conn Circulars may be had OF MessIs Firm a
Hall frank quare Firth, Hall Pond, 90 BROAD
way; Bell Gould, Tribune Buildings; finkney
Crsne "a Wiam.st and OF Rev. j. W. IRWIN Principal
mis- 2sw6vWGSc
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Miscellaneous.


OFFICE OF TIL II Long ISLAND RAILROAD
" Comozny New-York, February -, lsf7.-Whercss
the Bylaws adopted by the Directors q he Long Island
Railroad company the 2ss dag OF March. ls4s. pro
VIDE hat
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders Of Ibis Com
psny FOR The ehoce of hitsen Directors shall be hed %
he third M5adAy IN February Of each year al the once Of
The Company Ne~-York under Inc direction Of three
Inspectors
aThs pol be open from u O'Clock al noOa, and " BE
kept open unrl O'Clock. ?. NJ
Aad whereas, b. an iradvertence such bylaw aud zoe
rouce Of such meeting has been duly published a. 70
CURED by and election OF Directors for The yeU
suing having been hed-Tnerefore Resolved ihst cleo
On Of thirteen Directors Of this Company be held Toe
Compsnys ofhcs Ia New-York Taesdsy, he 9Th day
April under the direction Of three Inspectors and
In accordance with the Revised Slsues The poll 10 Be
open from II O'clock nOon, urul o clock p. NJ and
that the Secretary cause notice hereof 70 be duly ps0
ilshed.
A tue copy from the minutes
DAVID $. IVES, Secretary.
NOTICE 10 neeoy given thai he annual meeting Of he
stockholders of he Long ,sDd Railroad Company for The
election OF thirteen directors viii be held 81 be osce Of
said Company, al No. ~ Wiam-st Merchants Exchange
10 the city Of NewYork, the eth day Of Aphl next
The poll 70 be open from IL O'Clock al noon until Z
O'clock, 2. NJ. By order or he Board.
DAVID D IVES, Secretary.
-No- Mi
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SVANrED-A sitss,io1 81 g American yosss 70
sas DO plain sewing. s.s, q el,y rssrsses. Agp!ys
$50 rw,lfsa ct door from vsayessasy rlsee m =.
yVANrED-A .s,ssaon rstvAts mter. 90 assistsat
w teacher. OF . a sssi..an, sdi,o. Rsssrsnes: tsa
w mpelenI doriesrcs, well reconnended the olles
q. Grand .. ssss Broadway lniz ss'l wArre
A GENTS wANTED-Fcr The ssls Of nsv ~
tooS x.s O. .asssp.s ma ssss.ss i.sss q. ssSs
ssS to 5000 year G. ALDEN. III FusOass =, .
n soserness insrue, 70 EnSi.sk esoehes ssa nasle
woad DO, osiee, TO leave he city Address oo,sTss
81 Hammond o. n. Y. n1S -
RIO DOMESTIC COMMISSION Mercsan,s-A
person well acquainted 9Th manufacturers Of eo,.os
TO many others IN The s..es Of Msssschssess Rhode
MIS- Delaware Maryland, Virginia. North Csronoa aDd
Georgia IL des,rous q eonneciog hlmsef IN business
with mission house already established hns ~
sI.hi. See will be attended 10, II addressed 70 J.
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| THE ADVERTISER. Hosier. Wishing 70 rssis::
from business oGcrs sell out The stoek extnrce I'D
good viii OF an old estahlshsd eash retail store dong
profitable Business viii every facility increase he usss
wishing 20 embark business wbo eco command sesA
cspiIs OF 500 escoe Address Hosiss once Of az
paper. n6 -
no RETAIL sHOR DRALKRS-f6e advsrdsss
hss sboat ssco worth OF aAes nissss aaA ehiidress
.hoes Al his command. with which he would nae 10 iesn
with some one (ho May doing business IN resreeaeh
neghbo'hood. He has bad much experenSs 70 snel w.
and well acquainted With the business Inc sddress
TO X n Triblns once, with real asme, VIII meet 49,
diaie attention No -
DOVER LOON WEAVER wsussd-ol'ls sIpest
L sneed 10 powor loom weaving. and wtshine 70 -
and good wages VIII b siv;s. can apply iunsS,..y =
II NAssan-st ~ "
FARMER AND 0ARKpNeR wsn,sd.-,A u.
Il acquainted With the general wcrk OF arm. WAC -
20 sISOasaly well acquainted yis fs s,Ssss:9 scs
So I'm WANTkil 90 ooud md mortgage 90 ese-
yC,CUU perry worth eScac. for which per cses nssr'
'% y, NY be s'v'' but no e'r?l's csSstEHyS 8 w...
ON mn or ANY SUMS q rre..S,y Nc:ss
SOV,VVEcwc,n''d' ''' yAi Escr s!a wsilss
MOTE LOsT.-H MosAsrs Note. dass1 sset =
. SS s ss - sss assss :.
sITs mssi. 'V' said n''' " EENir TIxo3 Co
N-F0R SILE Iowa besudhl ed, s.aais.
ENbo~e perfectly esrsls md of Ans seuoa AdcsS<Ss
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~ DIR. Bannins,. Body Brace !. an s9sisOi :.

D.Ds.s ~ ne yoes ISnss spine and limbo, par
teasrly Tor dyspepsia constipation and pLes Win veal
nsss on he som .ch and sides weakly fsnsles nj s,o
- es;srsn snd ali dspo,ei 10 troop and are seaentsry
rsrisy sp,nsl subjects will be denghLed VIII s *
san Reference given 70 many Distinguished slssy
- nsvs beeu rescued from s1persnnrsuon, non Nc
r,I,v and bronchitis Pamphlets ssd book Sotnno zoe
ssnss giving information, can be nsa A. zoo
RrosAwsy lady In alIeneanee on saisS ii e'~A
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DOWLING.-It bss been hgniy fecommeraoo ~
ID Pbvsicians for sedsntsry men 70 pracuce LOVING
d.iIy "A ID, best exercise for dlgesuon sns III
.le.n a. well a. dyspepsia The TreseS asd sTanes
Bouling Saloons, Nos 81 ana Soo Lsss ~, ii,sv.
70 IN Diysou and Al Grand-sl containing zen aheys,
80 80, 6ltsd IN IN splendid style win some ne"
Alleys: and 10 farther accommodate MS numeroos Pa
irons Mr. BpOws lns Proprietor, cas- very lnsenpassy
invented Perpetual Almanac, a. sk Ss bss 80
100 and two large edroas Of several houssnos nave oeea
disoored Of lis printed on very nsai caro- Ou ono
80 4. in perpetu. Almanac and on the other - ssse
ri-ket 10 rids Ia eber he Ess. Broadway or crano-sL
ine OF stages TO either Of bis embellishments ~nen ne or
uishes gratis daily all bis patrons rom a.
neuee for Ihr past fifteen years Ia this ely 10 ne - ~
hess and hs sct aud personal attention TO ~ tSs
Comfort of bis safons deserves aud has cons EroWn
best portion Of ne public patronage ~. rooms -
Who VII not aAe DIS cara s"a ''" 9flawsa
his piosi p-rh
OOaI--PRICEs RgDUCED-5Laeehs I'M H1 30 move
u Orchard Lehigh and Bsek $1,000 in ths beet
named Goals Of The best qualify &c "a :, 10 foilov.ug
order free Of carriage, arc no" one'ee . -
loT PRICE, e., W. "a Lump sizes, t5 80 per toc
s,oys ~ ~ and Broasn sizes, - Res n-
S0,oi & ~ c-~auv ich, corner or koss-
onces 9sS Do 90. HsnmsrnJ"
vsea souvernegfsnp, corner Of FroaEsI syKys
x,oII DAILY DIsCHARGING and ss se asl ks u.
hess prices for sssast .ssaS. f.ereened spd
delivered "'a VIZ PETER CLINTON,
Asn .,soa. eornsr King and orseaw .eh .z
,5IF1sTRY NOTES sId c. 5 s.oeE fos Sc Sc
T-s..nyS Eopss bearing rs per eenl lnisres.i
~ Note. bearing per een interest Uned ss.es -,
s.ls IN lnl2M J. THOMPSON - WAL"
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n uurELgR

T. D. WHEELER,
~ Commissioner for the Ssa's" " nj
.nS Conrscticui, Tsnmsay HAL
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Boarding.


-ROARDIN9-A gentleman asd bic VIE can % -
ID eommodaied with pleasant unfunished hon room -
room and pantry the second aoor With board
OF three single gcollsman can b accommodated n ~
last OF April and the les 81 Nay, IN CharesI one ~
west Of hudsonsl For farther psr.ensrc Apply ~
FrsnkasL where two three single ssnte een 49,
bs accommodated rhefamiiy consists OF Two Psrs0ua
mS 81 -------------------
BOARD WANTRD-sy . gentleman for smesN
Dwfe two children and nurse, 10 quiet boarding no1ss
10 the upper psu Of tho city near uuson-squsrs 10y
T w. 81 his once @- -
DOARD-A gentleman add his wife. or two or lhrs2
ID single gentlemen. can be sesommods'Sa "'s ss ~
and Hps rooms 81 IS Chsmberssl m6 ~
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES apsitmens 70 be ~ w
Obasrd IL sen,emeo and their wves-immedis!ey "
from the hni Of May ncx,. .. I'D ofchsrd's@ 5000
euces exchanged - "o -
nOAkDING-Two gentlemen can bs Accommodating
ID With q third story 'front.' room, also Two sngo
IS Mursy-st opposite College place NJ -
n OlRD-For FenIemen and end their isdsse; o. IN
ID sle gentlemen. at % East Broadway mxS o.s-@
Uy0 1OHKDKRB.-A respectable lady .isnee =
i AXE I on gentlemen and their wives, also of -
clio gentle men In pleasant healthy and ces.fe ioesu
having Croton Wafer bath, he Tnoee aesuoes
comforts Of . home may apply o. iS NOUS. Ss
Grand and Broome .->
yv,yyO GENTLEMEN With their wives o. two slnS
/ sso,smsn can be accommodated viii ion o. pau..'
boarding Ia private family by spplying ISL ~
The rooms are very pleasant and well turnisoea ~
CLOSETS References exchanges. @C
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-27

"A TO ARTIsTs.-The undersigned hsvine leased the
Hall OF the Meodeon" in The City OF Cincinnati 10
ready receive works OF Art for exhibition and sale For
Pictures sold, price Will be paid shall Be agrsed
on By The parties sendng aud receiving Pictures sold
will be charged per cent The subjects designed are
serpural. Neurological. Historical and Lsndsespe Ar
tiss desiIous Of svang themselves OF this worldwide
MODE Of s1gmeniing the fortunes their fsne and i1er
ness Of ne undefgned 70 do s In his power to advance
the Of Art ADD render toersoe the weight I'M
posed on the shoulders Of his fellow In this branch
OF civilization. The Institution has the beat wishes and
support The and best " the city 10 which 1t
IL located. me I'm I. W. WHITLEY
Address I. W. Whiilsy. Forest HIN CovingIon, Ky.
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: '''''-'-111----'-'
eats.

IN sPRING FAsHIONs.-Hats, nsia--Psrisnos
I'LL ssin hsis o. equal TO ,bose cold ey Others ~
also elegant dress hats ct " 30 ana " -, supeyts
in ,yle and finish 10 those In many places - eee ~
a 81 c. O. Mareh win bs plssssd TO - hs nieods "
'n NE s'i1 %s GEORGE H. Brown. rs csasls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-27

w Noses G Leonard was on Thursday evening
renominated at Tammany Hall for the office OF Aims
House Commissioner, which he now holds. The
nomination is not well received by his own party,
but is very satisfactory to the Wings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-27
DEAsONs FOR USING CONANT's Psien

flYesst:
LIST Ills q lsbor-saving tnvention-
"a Ii does not DESTROY the sacchsne matter In the sour
Sd The bread baked with Il better than can be pro
duced In any other way
ah Bread made with this yeast may DO used By INVALID
without the eli, hiest injury.
SIN Biscuit mad with will be lighter and thar
u made with common yeast -,
sh BuckaheaI caEes eintulisy better raised with Al'
yeast than with AM other.
7Ih The bread Ia ready for baking a. soon Is II mixed
with the yeast
sh This yeast has received the premium at the late Fall
OF the American Institute.
Sold, wholesale and retail, By
fl2H GAssNER YOUNG. Isl Chsiham-st
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TRV\CU WINDOW SHADES!

L Draperes, Tssses, Bands 6c-J. c, WOODFOko,
s5 Broadway will open this morning cases French WIN
dow Shades embracing new style Landscapes to1ncs
Fowef Vase &c which will he offered at prices reduced
re- Also csses Gil COTnices IN every variety OF pat
terms Gilt Bands Curain Loops Tssses Cords, Window
Brasses, &c. -.
Families intending TO purchase for the spring me
from the different cities and those buying 20 sell ssain
will do well avail themselves OF the present opportu
NOS doors above ReAdest. Lsfsrge BuidinYs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-27

CAroHT AT IT James Henry ysstsruHy sH'sssa
the house Of Mr.. Galloway. No IS 81 eroks open
the hall when he was discovered. He WA taken INTO
custody by officer Vandervoort
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-27

TILL TalrF-Thomas Judd, boy, was last even
lns arrested for Stealing money FROM the drawer Q
Csthsr,ns Ksisee Christs4st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-27

STEALING CALICo.-Daniel DunniSsn ana JONI
REYNOLDS boys were lsst evening arrested ior steam.
90 yards Of calico from the store oil wv ns"AN'
2s9} GrspdSt
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TRUST SALE.

RY virtue of Deed Of Trust, executed to me
- by Robert Mcclure, dated August 23d, lS4l,
and Of record in the Clerks Office IF the County
Court Of Augusta, to secure the payment of GER
tain sum Of money therein mentioned, to Benjamin
Weller, lshall on Tuesday the 9th day Of July,
ls47, proceed to SELL to the highest bidder, a, the
residence of Lewis Mowery, decd, the following
property, conveyed in said Deed of Trust, viz -
FOUR HEAD OF HORSES, FIVE HEAD
OF BLACK CATTLE, FORTY HOGS,
all the HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FUR
.NII'URE, in the possession of the said McC lune
all the growing crop Of CORN, now in the possess
sion of the said Mcclure, together with all the
four horse WAGON, two large PLOUGHS, and
two shovel Ploughs
A credit of four months will be given on all sums
Of five dollars and upwards.
July 8, 1915 JAMES F.. ROSS.
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PUBLIC SAlkl&o

THE undersigned, the Executors of Lewis
= Mowry, decd, will offer for sale at the late
residence Of the said Lewis Mowry, four miles
North East Of Staunton, on Thursday the 29th of
July. lS47, all the personal property of the said
decedent, consisting of SLAVES, (among them
some likely men, women and children, } a quantity
of FLOUR, upwards of 1000 gallons of WITS
KEY. ID or Is head Of HORSES, about 20 head
Of CATTLE: SHEEP and HOGS, HOUSE
HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
Farming Utensils, quantity Of different kinds of
Grain, several Plantation Wagons, Cart, Horse
Gears, Sc, sc.
Also, 10 shares of Valley Turnpike Stock, and
Is Shares of Stock in the New Shenandoah Com
pany.
The sale will be continued from day to day I'M
til all is sold
TERMS OF SALE.-For all sums of S. and I'M
der the cash will be required over S. credit Of
nine months, the purchaser giving bond with appro-
we'd security.
ROBERT SNAPP, Er'tors. Of L.
JOHN KOINER, { .Mo,cry, decd
July /, lS47.-tds
o. The Augusta Democrat will please copy.
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GRAZING LANDS FOR SALE.

/ HAVE for sale several superior Tracts of Land
admirably adapted for Grass and Grain, in
Washington county, Va, viz: A Tract of some
800 acres, 6 miles from the Salt Works) of which
near half is cleared, and not less than $50 acres
well set in Timothy and Clover. There are few
more productive Grass Farms in the State. All
necessary farming and family buildings are on it
also, Two Tracts, each, of some 800 acres of clear
ed Land, and several hundred of wood, and one of
them improved, within two miles of Abingdon
Apply to Edward Fulton, OF
WYNDHAM ROBERTSON.
June "a, lS47-2m
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

n obedience to decree of the Circuit Superior
I Court of Law and Chancery for Rockbridge
County pronounced on the 9th day Of April last, in
cause Their ,in depending, in the name of Dacid-
sons administrator VS. DaUidson's Heirs, will ex-
pose TO sale on the premises, ON Saturday the 18th
day Of august nert, the following TRACTS OF
LAND, viz: One tract OF
31S ACRES.
on which the said intesate resided at the time of
his death, situated on the waters Of Kerrs Creek,
in said county. The Land is of the best quality,
lies WELL is in high state Of cultivation, and any
desirable quantity of watered meadow can be made
without much difficulty. Two other tracts one of
$50 acres, and Of | 80 acres, adjoining the former.
and which are valuable appendages thereto, and
furnishing fine ranges for stock, will also be Sold
The Lands are estimated 20 be worth from $4,000
to $4,000 and present rare inducements for judi
clous, and profitable investments.
TEEMs.-Cash in hand, sufficient to defray the
cost Of SALE and TO the residue, equal insaments
at six, eighteen and twenty four MONTHS the pur-
cbasers executing bonds with good personal security,
and the title being retained as ultimate security
Sale will take place at Ii O'Clock A. NJ
JAS. DAVIDSON, Commr.
July Is, 1847.-3w
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THE friends and patrons of the late firm men
toned above will perceive that am, and have
been since the 10th OF March last the sole propri
etor of the II will be continued as hereto
fore in selling goods and purchasing produce, and
hope by good bargains and prompt attention to bust
ness to hold TO the old customers, and merit at
least the good wishes of the public generally.
N. b. Persons indebted to the late concerns will
understand, that in order enable me to meet the
of their dues is essentially necessary, and they are
urgently yet very respectfully requested to liquidate
their claims promptly as possible.
JOSIAH c. RIDGVVAV
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E.H ~ BOOKS.

For sale by Rob't Cowan, Meeson and Wellsby 3
Reports IA vols. !; Harrison's Digest, S vols. How
ards Reports Supreme Cour, U. S. 8 vols Russell
on Crimes; Crabb's Real Property; Lomax on
Executors; Lomax's Digest Thornton on Convey
ancing; Greeneaf on Evidence; Bouver's Law
Dictionary.
The above books sold for cash at the Philadelphia
catalogue prices. | have also made such arrange
ments with II. s, J. w. johnson Law Book sellers,
Philadelphia, as will enable me to furnish any law
books for cash at their catalogue prices.
July /, IS47. r. COWAN
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NOTICE,

ENHE partnership heretofore existing uader the
firm ofPAUL & RlDGWAY, in Stanton,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent, and Josiah
G. Ridgway has become, by purchase, the owner
of the Goods, Wares and Merchandise of the said
concern, also of all debts due the firms of Isaac
Paul s. Co., and Paul s. Ridgway, and is also to
pay all debts due by the said firms except such as
may be due to the said Isaac Paul. or contracted by
the said Isaac Paul for the said firms
ISAAC PAUL.
JOSIAH G.. RIDGWAY
March 10Th 1917
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FOR RENT.

'E>HE PLANTATION on which the subscriber
u lives. None need apply for it without produ
cling satisfactory evidence of honesty industry, and
good force to work the place to advantage. Any
person wishing to rent can learn the terms by APP
plying TO me. Possession will be given on the LIST
of September next.
ARCH'D. p. STUART.
July 8, ls47.-3t
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THE
MARRIED WOMAN'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION,
DIR. A. M. ndAURICEAU,

s6SAs a. AVA 8&x A " xA4V66OS
PRoFEssoR OF DIsEAsEs OF WOMB
THIRD Edition. lSmo PIP. $50. Price 81 00.l
I'd, 900 COPIES SOLD IN THREE MONTHS =!
TIME great demand for this most important work, 20
Il which thousands are sold) has compelled the issue
Of another edition IL is intended especially for the
married. it discloses important sccret which should
be known to them particularly Here every female can
discover the symptoms, and the eficicn,
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1t is important question to the married why il is
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This work is destined to be in the hands Of every
wife and mother Who has regard for her own health
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The revelations contained in its pages have already
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II is of impossible to convey fully in
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strictly intended for the married or those
contemplating marriage neither is it necessary, since
every ones duty to become possessed of knowledge
whereby the sufferings TO which wife, mother,
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Copies ,piN be sent By Mail free Of Postage.
Over ten thousand copies have been sent by mail with
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or, the book those whom it has been directed
On the receipt of One Dollar, the ''Marricd Woman's
Private Medical Companion" will be sent free of post
age to any part of the United States All letters must
be addressed (post paid) TO Dr. A NJ Mauriceau, Box
1924, New York City Publishing Office 1873 Liberty
eet New York.
The married Woman's Private Medical Compau
on'' is sold by booksellers in New York, Richmond,
Philadelphia, Boston, Mass, Columbus, o., Albany,
Buffalo, ST. Louis Charleston New Orleans, and in
every principle city in the United States Agents in
Philadelphia, Zeibcr & Co. New York, Burgess s.
Stringer. Albany, w. C. Little & Go. St. Louis, Ma
fis s. Cornish Columbus, John II. Blain, Agent for
Central Ohio. C. +. Fisher, Richmond, Va. All let
tiers, however, must be addressed as above.
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EpERSONS having claims against the Estate of
the late John ii. Peyton are requested to pre-
sent them for payment, and those who are indebted
to the estate will pesse come forward and arrange
their accounts with John l.. Peyton, who will be
found at his Law Office in Stanton
VIM. NJ PEYTON,
JOHN l.. PEYTON.
Executors Of John II. Peyton, decd
June II, IS47