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Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-09
7siegraphic Dispatch Of the Louisville Democrat.
FOREIGN NEHS .
ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMSHIP CANADA.
ST. JoHNs. y. B.. May l6. ] J A. NJ.

The rovaI mail steamer Canada arrived to-day
The Canada with 81 through passengers, arrived
at Halifax on Monday evening at half-past SIN
o'clock, making with two exceptions. the quckes
passage out on record
The accounts of the Bank of France show an
increase of specie of 100000 francs.
Five per cents realized 50 fr.. so centmes.-
Three per cents So fir.
The home cotton marke, depressed. occa
stoned mainly by large shipments expected from
u. S. Prices have rec6ded Id.
The trade of France was rapidly i'm mproving.
The breach between the President and his cou.
sin, Napoleon Bonaparte, had widened tot serious
quarrel. a.a
At the corn exchange on Friday, there was
scarcely any business done. Floating cargoes oil
Indian corn found buyers at 80 TO 33s. per quar-.
ter. Good brands of Flour were offered at 25s
without attracting attention.
The Hermann arrived al Cows from n. Y. or
the Sd. -.- .,
Canadian affairs were incdentIy noticed. The
Parliament ministry are very guarded in their ex.
pressions. s-.-
Official notice of the Intervention of Russia in
Hungary has been received at Paris. Ft
The number of men placed at the disposal OF
Austria are $4,000. Another account states the
number 10 be $50 900.
and almost driven them out of the country.
The greatest alarm prevails at Vienna, and has
rad the effect of reducing Radesky's demand on
Piedmont from l23,000,000f. 10 $4,000 ,000f.
There has been slight outbreak at Berlin.
War in SchIeswig continues, with no prospec
Of peace. t.'--.
More troops were 20 leave France for Rome.
It is reported that those under Oudnot had
reached their destination that the Nazarians and
Republican, government troops had fled. The
Pope would be compelled 10 grant not only an am
nesty, but make desirable reforms. .#
1t is said that Tuscan troops had entered Leg
horn, that the Sicilians beaten at all points had
verbally submitted to the King of Naples.
Accounts from India report the entire termina.
ton of the war at Pun Jaub.
The cholera is on the decline in Paris.
1t is reported tina. preliminaries OF peace on new
conditions, have been proposed by England and
already accepted by Prussia.
They are N'....h:ddfaWlhg the troops at Jutand, a
simultaneous cessation of the blockade of the
German ports by the Danes on the GOTH.
The Prussan ministry sustained another defeat
on the German question, and have dissolved. e
Berlin became the scene of great excitement;
several people were shot by the military. 10
Letters from Perth confirm the news of the
evacuation of that city by the lmperialists. 5a..
Gen. Bruno not In the direction OF Walla'
CHA as reported. but has marched 10 Jariswa.
The suspension bridge between Perth and Ge
noa, has been destroyed by the Austrans to covel
their retreat. c1t5--1 -1ai.r. - 5-h ra
The whole line of the imperial troops are now
nearly disorganlzed JOB 11i
The Hungarians have cut off their retreat by
taking Plaud and Shultz. ms' 1sr c
Austria has demanded Russian interference
and the Emperor's manifesto. was shortly ex
pected, fr-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-09

Printing Presses. Pulpits and Women. These
are the three great levers that govern the move
ments of the world. Without them the bottom
would fall out and society would be come chaos
again. The press makes tho people patriotic. the
pulpit religious, but woman answereth all things.
There would be no going tc church If there were
no girls there-neither would there be any going
TO war, were the soldiers to meet with applause
but from the masculines. Without the Sunshine
shed ty woman, the rosebuds of affection would
never bloom. nor the flower of eloquence germi-
nate. In Short she is the steam engine of delight
and the great motive power of love, valor and civi
lizstion. ft-r f--f-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-09
EpR EENe.

In ibis city, Thursday, the 1tH inst, Mr. JAMES
o'bKlES, aged about IS yea
In thiscounty, Friday last, after a short Illness
Mf1 lhciida Bolt, wife of VIM. J. Bolt, late of Polk
county, Missouri. Mrs. bore her illness with Chris.
tan fortitude, and died she had lived in the full
hope oi blessed Immortality. .-.....
: ll-SRring field paper will please copy.
AtH9fa Smith, on Wedue s1ay last 30th ut.. IRENE,
daughter of Mrs SARAH +. G BsoN, aged years and
months --
h0H 6day the 4th inst, his residence, on Horse
head Johnson county, JoHN SwAGERTY, Esq, about
AZ. Yeats Of age.
Of the old est and most respectable
citizens Of Johnson county, nd left large family to
moSSh MS eeml se.
He was SifieG by the '-Dtviion No 3, Sons of TEN
perance'' of the Order at C risvile, with their usual
cegemonieS, on Tuesday last -.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-09
From the n. o. Picayune.

iOlh tue ~ ~. lCu une.
Lati from California.
-sa steamer which arrived in Mobile
y on her return passage from Vera
"aFed FL Aroo Iris of that port to
and the Tampico NOticiOso TO the
Ion Ii Il NOaitor KeFHblicano copied
us Of the 18th inst, sla,es that ac.
Aa california, a paper published
- We municipal authorities of the
II ~ mat territory had presented to
Oofn- Jones 4 memorial On the
1"r the provisional Government
pPort and approval of those officers
h, !. e'7rence to the measures adopt
|sir,I Te preservation of good order,
|ss ~ snu commercial point of view.
|eisoS ss'a'iVe assembly of the district
Eov. ~ lad prepared for the considera-
~ NOr ana Commodore a statement
I have adopted for the protec-
|, ahd property among their fel-
!, "a vas also resolved that on the kst
saies were 10 meet at Mon
/, ~ JOl''itutIon for California. pre-
Ia,a ''Sion into the coniederacy as
dl'on, China, which she left in
ab as last, arrived at San Fran
onered in the Alta California a
s6s;. srs from the squadron who
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-09
~ l. W OiS1 - - 80 MAI
I Corrected We ekky.1

JOHN HENRY ED. CUNNINGHAM.
HENRY & CUNNINGHAM.
W 81 % II [8 s. a Ia La q r o o q [2 8 .
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
VAN B u rem, ARKA NSAS.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-09
l. A Il G L K E. E'S

NEW SECTIONAL MAP OF ARKANSAS
TAVING Just returned from Cincinnati, wheI
Il Il have contracted for the engra wing. printing
of my New SECTIONAL MAP OF ARKANSAS. l would 4
spectfully inform the public that the above Map
be ready for delivery in January next Jd
1t will be done in the finest style of line engIavi l.
and by the most competent engravers west Of
Aleghanies. Said Map will show all the Creef1,
Bayous, Postofces, County Seats. and every sect -
and fractional secti' lI. y. bsaeh navgabe stream
the State, SO thstysrged si tttsitto the traes9d
wh.ch they as eerelsded 90 Saiaso-. ia6fn ing
do~ down ii.-iuiquisA 81 as, Il a 9tI 4 @s1
ao1 iase 8satse< eas bahas4 sEslh edefs4c &hPR,
posed submit thescase ihe Wa VI sapdeF sAe
charge Of tiistbdft, without argument. ?
Mr.. Carter agreed TO this proposition, and the
case accordingly submiIted. Judge Brough
then proceeded at twenty minutes before eleven
O'Clock 10 deliver the charge of the Court. He
pointed out in clear and plain terms the law that
should govern the case. and the nature of the
crime charged in The Indictment. The charge
was very able one.
At quarter after eleven the jury returned 10
their room.
The prisoner during the charge of the Court,
paid the deepest attention 10 IT, and seemed affected
with emotions which she found it difficult to sup
press. When the charge concluded she re-
gained her usual composure, and remained for the
most of the time during the absence of the jury
in conversation with her counsel and her friends.
At half past l O'Clock the jury came in and de-
Iivered the following verdict:
:. We find the defendant NOT GUILTY rs in
dicted. believing the defendant 10 be insane at the
time of the commission OF the act."
. .. Louisville Journal.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-09
n From the Ark's Banner.
80. If a California Party.

W. - nleasure, the account given be-
q, WIZ tox of bis mishap on the route
/. hoD ,I Ris a citizen of Washing
j. NV ", years past, and a printer by
f9r "''' '-:ocerely symPathize with him
We .ai hope it may be " better next
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Suddenly. en- Tuesday night, the 18th inst, JAwrR,
youngest child Of Jay and Sarah A. jarvis aged Il
months
The eatives and friends Of the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the residence
Of his father. No Forsyth street Thursday after
moon, the 18th inst at O'Clock, without further
invitation.
ON Tuesday, the 18th inst, SAMUEL sHAnr, aged 70
His friends and those Of his brother (the Rev DIR.
Daniel Sharp Of Boston will please attend his funeral
from the residence Of his son-iulaw, w H. Wright 40
Dominick street, this day (Thursdsy) at a p NJ.
or typhus fever, the 18th inst CHARLEsR son Of
Richard and Mary ]. squirss, aged IL years months
and days
The friends and acqusintauces Of the family
epectfully invited to attend the funeral on Friday
afternoon, Oath inst at clock from the residence
of his father Of Jackson and South streets His
remains will be taken to Greenwood for interment.
On Monday, the 10th inst REBrcoA q. COLLINS. aged
"a years.
On the 18th inst OF old age, Mrs. CHARLorrE BEN
pErr Of Mistake, Conn In her eighteth year.
Her remains will be taken to Mistake, Conn. for In
termept.
On the 18th inst after . short illness, HEsn.rrr.
ELIzABnIH, youngest daughter OF Capt. Richard and
Mena Olmsted.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral this day Ut half
past o'clock from Atlantic second house from Union
street, Brooklyn.
On "wednesday 18th inst sARAH, wife of c. J. Leahy
In the 3oth year Of her age.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited tn
attend her funeral. this Thursday afternoon at
o'clock. from No Hamilton avenue Brooklyn, Gloss
to the ferry
At New Haven Conn on the 9th inst, Hon MANA
MIL CIARkE. aged 81 years.
In Havana Nov 27th, Of eonsun ptien, Wa. A. Grn-
nosp, late ofths city.
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MEDICAL.


nR. WIsTAR5 BALSAN OF WILD CHERRY. FOR
- Consumption Of the Lungs Liver Complaints Coughs
Colds Asthma. Bfonchitis, Group Whooping Cough, In
hnersr Re THIS celebrated md ipflise remedy dis
sga. since tina. t has o
fIsrs. b.cn rarciy surely and safely working its
through tho OF and connereer until BY
its value aud Intrinsic exeslence il gain itsef
mnst ensiahe popularity and esahshss tef In the con,
hdence Of IDts and public fro sud
OF the contr the other The testiony % thousani
WHO have been relieved and cured by ths valuable arts
viii that IL stands the head of all other
med for the 81 ds for which mend
"a The genuine Dr. Wstsr Baisam Of wild Cherry
for sale BY duly appointed aud all cab dealers
In medicine in all large cities and i'm through
the United States Csnads and British
CAUIIOsl
The 0rginat and only Genuine
WIsTARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
was introduced in the 1888 and has been welt tested in
all the complaints for which 10 Fsr ten
years has proved more ecaoous remedy for Coughs
Colds Inusnzs Bronch It's Astbms and Consumption in its
incipient sta ges than any other medicine.
Always signed i. BUTTS, on the wrapper.
For sale by A. b. Sards 100 Fulton street. also, ~
the Ast~r and Irving House Drug Stores Broadway at ia
vilsnd Koese Co.'S Maiden Lane at william Burgers.
Ooursndt stret and the Duggsss generally throughout
the United States and Canada
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we're aid to have been ct 500 per picu In this mar
ket there were buyers at ESQ, and sellers ct 27c.
HrHP was in better demand far American dew rotted,
which we quote OF $156 $50 per toa
Locwoop.-ssles Of 40 tons st. Domingo we're made
at SIS 90.
LEAp : 1000 pigs Galena sold at 81 20
MolAsps-rhe market for crop New Orleans
was not nrm, and sales making at 200. Soc,
months.
NAvAL 800 bbs spirits OF turpentins cold at
$40. 500 bbls. Newbern rosin at 81 l2h and 80 bbs
white at So SO q 81 90
Ous-There speculative movement Ia linseed,
with eae Of o0Oo gallons at T2c Whale oil ranged
from 44c Ate. Olive In basket, was selling at SO.
PKovIsioNs-Pork Sales embraced 600 bills at S. IS
ass cay for prime, and $40 81 $l1 for mess
Eeef very dull with sales Of 100 bills OF country a,
So for prime, and IS so for Beef hams were Ia
good demand, with sales of AGO bills 1t Sli SO Sl2 rs
fer good to extra Lard-490 bills sold at 6kc n 6ks
and 900 kegs at exc 1870. Butterl and cheese with
out change.
RIcE.--Ths operations embraced 100 casks, from
store, ct So 3D. Some lots also sold at So l2 Prime
samples commanded IS SIx q 90 A.
RyM.-A sale Of 8 puncheons Santa Cruz was made
at zoe.
SuSARs-The auction sales have depressing effect
upon the market and prices = lower. A lot OF o.
hbds Cuba Museavsdo sold at public sale, at ~ 70
. eb 3lH.
WHIsxrY.-lOo bills sold at 27i4c q 271Io. for Ohis
and prison. and rs hhds. drudge at 26Ho., cash aud
time.
Receips of Produce per Hudson River Lines This Day.
Flsur bbis ..... 1896 Beef, bbls ....... 5oT
Whest bushels. 5000 Ashes, bbls. ........ 22'
Oats, bushels. Zloo
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Passengers SAILED.

HALIFAX srD LrvpnPooL-stesu ship Canaia-For Ii
ysrpool-kr Brown aud lady, England; Mr. Shiers York.
Hon W GreF and lady Canandafus dr Skhken lady aud
niece, New Yofk Mr. Csmrbe asd lady; Prince Alexander
Ihoho, Prince Lot ksmehamehs, Sandwich Isapd. Hon
cergtP Judd, do Mr. keenan, New York; Mr. de Brs,h.
Montreal NJ Aofst Do; Mr. JsaujaIue Switzerland NJ
Avey New York; Mr. Herss Mexico; Mr. Kocher Balsre;
Muir. Montreal; Lippett, Providence, RI; Daniel
Bush, do u Stevens New lofE E,sby, Page, ireland;
syuef, Quetec; Mr. Thomas Montreal. Burew, Ne =
York: Padre orta 10; Mr. streckcr and friend do; Con-
rad England narfor,, Germany; Antonio Pag Casener,
Hsysrs kr Dehs.y. Br Army joseph King ssier Brown,
hulsy. navana Philip Holland, Montreal; u Montgomery
yWD fcIassn, Brooklyn; Henry But.crdeid, New York
Mr. Macy kortreal Mr. Bain England Mr. Wade New York:
krHutcio,on, scoand Mr. Roy, do; II Hugh.. New YORK.
z Merritt, Canada; g Benson Quebec; Col xaule.
A. and servants John Arbsce Jersey City; Bssh Arbacs
nsv hS,si WIN Red 90 VI ssitl DE-. nairs de Joas
Rope Mr. Rolb Rothschiid Ksntuchyj Thos Ellis. Clsvs-
lana o. Mr. Morehouse kass Foster, Lcsers nrewn.
rsbd hrs Assssier, Ebslshd Mt Harrison. Philai M
HOhnstsnm, New roft-7s
For Bslifsx-xiss Tcbib. Mr. Cu:iip. HALIFAX.
ror csLtyosNts.
ssr TPANcfscofn tie Belgrade. from Cherrydeid Ne
Pluume caTtAni Peach lst mate; heller, ~ DO.
Hncliey, Sd do Burbsnk, siiiikcn, N Campbell,
Small, Wilson, satlews, kinshJ, VI ftrrar,
ID W Conn, Wiley, Patten, Kingsley, T. Burn
Mckay, ninkley "a. Dintisy, u wheeisr = Far
rinron Wrigley. Hartman, Ls,e, Ingsll, PALE
sifsr, Puisisr Icct Psgs. Jared Nash John 9
Nash, n Was d Tatbut T. McGc- TAbbut, Nash
"a, Putnam wilson Gates, comprising the Nara
guagus ana Sacramento Mining CON any-i9
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announcements Of Births, Marriages and Deafks
not inserted unless duly authenticated aad paid for
Married.
EAt Trinity Church, ~ Y on wednesday, 18th inst.
by the Rev. X. NJ. + bercrombs, WILLIAM q. WOOD,
NJ d.. Of Harlem. to MARY A. WALwoRrH of this city.
On "wednesday morning, in the Church Of the Me-
dator by the Rev. DR.. Hawks, HENRY CousE, Of this
city, to MARTHA NICHOLS, of New Jersey.
At Morristown, N on the 18th inst, by the Rev.
c. W. RANKIN, HEnRY VAN ARsSALE, Nj. d Of New
York, to Miss HESTER A only daughter OF the late
Charles j. Wstmore formerly Of Morristown.
At Washington the 22d Of January last, l. NkvIrr
STEELE, to Rosa DAVIS, daughter Of the Hon. John
Nelson.
At Norfolk, Va, December 4th, 1t. CHAs. r. McIy-
Tos, u Navy to Miss ISABELLA daughter Of the late
James d. Thorburn, Esq all of Norfolk.
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shirs-sar,h Sands (sl Thomp son, Pausma; Howard
Son; Constellation tpttl Luce, Liverpool Kermit Great
Western tDrtD Wolfe, Bermuda &c. Maitland. Phelps Co;
Vim Travis, Bodies, Galveston. II Brewer Co. Jeuny
Lind, Robinson. New Orleans " gle Hazard; At.ntie
Rose do, FROST Hicks Anson Elliott Charleston, War
Bsris Louis (Brem) sohaue Havana Bsehssl Drawer;
lsase Mead, Brown Savannah. Demiil frank Snss
fhseephs; Lowell, whitney, Rum Key. EiwsiL
Brss- Hungarian tnsv htrm, about ~ tonsl Harwooi
San fransiseo slate Gardiner HOwsll Aans sherman.
ExunN Nctuih n walsh csth.tias (Br), Eiridxe Var
mouth, Ms Braiuei acuae tBr). Kelly. %, Mary
S Sss,s0se caysos nus y hurrra, surAanss Psr,y
Black Cfcsk. Fla. BADGER = Peek.
sclrL--Roekester Cole, San Francisco, W Kimball
town coz P.efsturps Va: sSsia Knssp Frssssss
buryh We; Elizabeth LAths 81 sasks aud Key West John
Felix, Johnson rliladslphia
sloop--T Them, burfee. Pan River WIN Brown,
kennedy, rroYidebes Harvest, French, do.
Arrived.
Brig Fudora (of rastpcrtI Matthews. San Juan de Mica
ragsa ~ dAys with wood nc, 10 tho captain The has
been twice In sight Of Fe Island light aa5 the Hghissj but
blown % tgsin and experienced heavy gales from 10
Brig osesola, TicholS Gsrin,r Me- 70 days, with lumber
10 the
sehr Joshua (Danl Hamen wathmans Cape oj day, and
Punch keinoke. Nesssls Left at Rio reported before.
sohr MARY lsnsdon. brown. Rev london, days.
Selr shetland. Stone, Portsmouth,, MI. days
sieop James Bsshstt. Inrrsham, Warren, ri. zdsyL
Below.
Bari Corrslis, tnevl from Passport.
BARI ksufman, thorl Vernon from Norway.
Bris Nancy lBr) from Halifax
Schr Jeanette, fro m kingston Jamaiss.
Sailed.
shipi Powhstsn Tucker. San Francisco copstes,ioa
(pstI Luce, Liverpool Canada ts Judkns Halifax and La
vsrpool Atlantic Ross. New Orleans and others
s'ssn,r Sarah Sands ThonrsOr. for California. has an
choTed at the Qusrshtine.
t.a-a A.
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MARKETS ELsEWHERE.

Bosror. Dec. Il.-Broker, Board.-s0 shs Vermont RR
4I l7; rs Northern RR, 81 e7l4 Boston and wor-
eester RR $50 ae 10 Worcester and Nashua RR so; IL
Pail River Rk Old Colony RI, 7s 20 Norfolk County
RR, 81 10 de- SO 81 Boston and Providence RR, 92s; IL
Oydep..urgh RR, 26 Essex Company l2S so Reading RI
$3.50 Eof,k County an bonds 7 IS $40 Rostsn City Ga
1851. 1909 ao,h Second Board.10 shs Norfolk County
RR f60 3t 20 do, 3 $1,000 Norfolk county RR BIDS, 70.
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NH KDIOAL ApYIrE-po YonRsEIr pRIYATI-

NEDICALADvIc E--DoCToa YOUasELr PRIVATE
lfl l for 20 cents ~ Of he Pocket hs On
Every One Ills Own Physioian 10 los osnhden ia1 silent
osa ease TO fnecessfnl termination Twenty Yoarh Ed
ton with hundred enrrsynNs showing
and masorpatoas o. The gensrayo
and frn ~ william Youns, ~ ID. ne various forms 0;
gard mpctpsJ solitary habs Of youth arc faithfay de-
sarbed and all the In plain Language. Tns
obaper Structure s worthy OF particular attenon and
rhouid be read By Any sending twonty
i've snolosed IN lettsr will
book nail Or s.z copies vii Be sent dollar Ad
dresa DR. wkgOUHG. Use Bpruca Phiis d0phs;
fr sale By strassr Townsend ~ broadway New Yorh
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nj sold in six wSnths.1Ths Married WomSn's Private
sss I'd f:::
n 9: .ss .Hs
work 1. Intended especially for +: married Or those
:i,ss sEasa Be Raonn them parsusr
T
Important discover tho .ynpt0ns
a. e. cts
(which hs Is permitted BY the writers to pussh) viii
DAYTON, May l. lS1.
DR.: A. M Maur1ceag:
.r which ENCLOSED one dollar y:sr sdsrss
came safsly TO hand would net have troubled you wIh
saSs for ny:sf and wife 70 Civ. usssrssss sincere
wife Ia. bee. ps.oepthy .intin. for some tsrs:
81 d % sas sns
and her putting
ss %
and sss %ss %s: s worst
:posss Containing some matters reaching my
y
which ssnssysd RS.:S
fer as been s h cs%
II another would ls,:
From Physc'sn,
N. I,A -
.sss: 4 &:
haads # medical Of the mode Of treat.
az: aren't
shScs.na' thu; afflicted :. every IL in
s's sss1
"a. az sAs ana 'ss Ass
though Of Be ;uesptSls Of psrvsr'0n as in
Had Knswn-Ertract Of Letter.
ter. II n s.s::
i''fa e. vi. i's e IA S.
''s.'"s Ss% sSas:a:' IN. ~ a. Hessi%Erse Of Letter
D,r s know you s e..
& z: n 81 upon {.pr time While
Per-
,ass Medical CcnpaScn Il Sa: been worth is .oshsss
Ssld 70 myself rather warmly. viii
s..s TO which hav: shrSuss q been Ssasas.sd I.Iu
earoay look upon iortsnats
sysns q life had been married .:. yssEs and
eessngy. the end TIA. nigh. gain nsaersts oong..
% xhsrs q. Ssysains Of ssos and
sa G sSs Of & fns % esn s
70 m M S u rrS s M s s
81 % va 9, %y vita
with occasional nterisson for six years much Of the
time confined TO hor bed and Of incapable taking
the charge and Of househoe affairs Her
ditto. from Of winch OH what
would have given had the sx to live over againi
What would WIN had given to have been spared the org
Jays still longer nights PROSTATE bed OF scknesI
All of which would have been avoided had then
OF The Married Woman Private Medical ConpaAion-'
When obtained it and resd IT, credit tbs
ss myself m Gs s .. %: Ty gain s:ss &c
sISs e ysa ry Ss sr, s s 1ssi s2 ,sf w
agent and which you transmitted by mail which
Immediately awaited Of by wife rapidly restored
W her health and gradually acquiring fer
old and also to leave something children
sueh dear cir has is possession toen mar net be
excused for the expression Of the obligation under
youf have underworld circulate IL wide
shle, aid win ooatipne DO think should IL
Letters daily received tss eharas.cr unnsssry 70
Present
For slo at 22 Broadway. aud at the Publishing once II
Liberty street, N. II Little Co., Albany W. r. Davis Bos-
Con- Petersen % Chestn tstect Phado pha; Davsn-
port Mason, Trbuna Buildiugs D. ". Tucker Worcester
kass VIZ. Taylor Baltmor.; sratton q Barnard, Gin.
einta ~ Ollie; .. II. kuseoni, New Orleaus.
free Of postage 10 1.-THE United States All letters
Yars sii, odss as Ias.rsy ssress '0'
| TIVE EUNIFICLHT GOODNESS OF ALMIGHTY oop
hss been pleased 70 place amongst medicine that will
Immediately ard trectasy tho distressing
Of ledi A