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Nobody bus q Printer.

The Cincinnati Tines" in an article ridi
culing the sneering contempt of labor among
our would-be aristocrats, says:
Such was the sneering expression Of person
residing not thousand miles from our sanctum
In reference to the profession which we follow
In pride. "Nobody but printer" in sooth.
And has labor become diszraceful1 In the
name Of printer a reproach In the land1 We
cannot believe Il. Whoever gains livelihood
by toll, is a nobleman. Let those who scorr
the laborer look back to their grandfsthers, anc
they will see noblemen after the make Of God,
own hand, stood and sung among the waving
corn-men who wore their human nature like
crown!
"Nobody but printer, anyhow" Who wal
William Caxton, one of the fathers Of litera
ture7 "Nobody but a printer.' Who wa,
Earl Stanhope7 "Nobody but a printer" Who
was Benjamin Franklin, the great American
philosopher and statesman "Nobody but
printer!' Who was Gov. Armstrong, Of Mas.
sachusettsf "Nobody but a printsr!' George
P. Morris, James Harper, Horace Greedy, N
P. Willis, Robert Sears, and Senators Cameron
Dix and Miles, and host Of no less conspicu.
Gus names: who are they1 Nothing but
printers, anyhow"
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PRocEEDIss IN CALIFoRSIA.-A meeting ofthe
citizens of San Francisco was held on the oath OF
February, 10 "consider and act upon the question
Of negro slavery in the territory Of California;
when the following among other resolutions was
passed unanimously:
8. That the Delegates who are TO represent the
District of San Francisco in Convention, that is to
be held at San lose tor the formation Of Provis-
ional Constitution, are hereby desired, requested
and instructed by all honorable means TO oppose
any act, measure, provision and ordinance lhat il
calculated TO farther the Introduction Of domestic
Slavery, or free negroes os apprentices, By indsn-
tnrs or othsr,oiss, to BE- employed In the Territory
of California.
Public sentiment In California appears to be unl-
versally in opposition to the Introduction Of slave
ry; and there can be no doubt formed that the Pro
visional Constitution about to be formed, viii con-
tain provision In accordance with the views en-
pressed in he above resolution.
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WASHINGTON, June, 10.
Il is stated on good authority that Gen. jessup
will be assigned 10 the command of the military
division made vacant by Gen. Gaines death.
another report speaks Of Gen. Twiggs in connec.
zion with the same Office.
The Hon. Abbott Lawrence hes been appointed
Minister 10 England.
The Government Of Prussia has offered TO form
a Postal treaty with the United States.
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INDIA AND CHISA--Advices have been received
from Calcutta TO the 9th, and Bombay to the 17th
of April, from which we learn that the war of the
Punjaub is entirely over, and that the last phan-
tom Of Sikh sovereignty has signed away his title,
by which act this vast extent Of country (some
one hundred thousand miles square,) has become
part and parcel of the British empire.
Intelligence from Hong Kong ~ received TO
April 1. Great sxcitemsnt prevailed at Canton
as the time approached for opening the gates TO
foreigners, and the merchants were afraid of the
popular fury which that event seemed likely TO
occasion. They, therefore, from prudential mo-
tives, stopped the trade in cotton yarn, woolens,
and all piece goods. until the act shall have been
contaminated. Considerable quantities of gold
had arrived from California, and several vessels at
Hong Kong were being fitted out, laden with
goods for San Francisco,
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NRBDHAMps MARBLE YAnD.

u NkkUHAMB MARBLE fAMD.
MAIN sraKEr NEAR NINTH.
KEEP on hand for sale. ct the lowest cash rates
i every description Of Marble work. win supply the
trade with Vermont Marble at 70 per foot Marbs
Manfles mum 1o5 to 500. Italian furniture at a. ff3.
Also the following srces Wholesale and retail Cached
Plaster Of Pars ground do. for mannring purposes.
White ean1, Marble dust for Soda Water, Fire Hricks
and CAys uydrsulie Cement and eommos Lins. Per
sons wauu any Of tho above articles, sthsr for city
o. country euseom. can b suppisd. Orders
from Ne esunfry respectfully solicited.
y.D. lsrps lot q Itsan Mars,s sasss 5sss reeslv.
q en1eug ~ lev. my1o dDAw9
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ASgw, COMPLETE AND kLxoANr KpTrIoS or
THE POLITICAL WORKS OF THOMAS MOORE.
COLLECTED bv Himsey1

-
ASEw. COMPLETE AND kLxoASr KDrrIos OF
THE POLITICAL WORKS OF THOMAS MOORE
COLLECTED BY HimssH)
U>HB ten volumes Of the English Edition. complete in
L one handsome $40. volume. Illustrated with seve-
raj splendid steel Engrsvags, and fine Portrait ofthe
Author.
This Is the arst complete American edition
Of this standard poet published In handsome and
.Hsppness OF nature and felicity OF genius are the
pre- eminent characteristics Of the Bard Of Era Every
thing lives, and speaks In his poetry His oaghs
many and bright the Insects that people the
suns beam. He exhausts BY being inexhsusuble. -
Hasiin.
Thomas Moore has unquestionaby attained the high.
Interpolation as lyme poet. Ingsee.
ody, In oiancy OF fancy, In warmth and depth OF
tmenf. no one Is superior TO Moore; his celebrated
oriental romance Lslla Rookh, the four tales 20 which
and the framework which unites them have heen com
pared In the Edinburgh Review, to four beautiful
Joined together By thread Of silk and gold"
ANEW, COMPLETE AND kLEeANr EDITION OF
The PosticaI Works sf Robert soushey, II. D. !;
Iaeisding 0lipr Newman snd Other Poems (no, frss
PaAfshed.)
ILLUSTRATED with Elegant steel Rngraviags. and
III hne Portrait One handsome. large svo. volume.
1.-THE beauties OF Mr.. Southey's poetry such that
this edition can hardly fail Of finding place the library
Of every person fond Of eesaat literature. Eelecfic
Rerieu. J. v. COWLlNG,
msrsf sss Main st.
rUVHE subscribers now engaged in the manufacture
OF Glazed wsdding, black and white, for the use Of
taiors and cothiers II Is OF the best quality, OF
any thickness required well glazed, and sold l0er than
the Eastern article We are now making Il in sufcisni
Quantities 20 supply the whole demand west Of the Ale
ghanies. Orders from dry goods joobe, elothers &C.
promptly sttendedto.
Cincinnati, January 90, fs4s-tf
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VERY LATE FROM RIo JANRr m,

PHILADELPHIA, June IL
There were reported cases Of cholera and on.
death.
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Dispatches.

BosToS. June Is.
There were two deaths from cholera today.
Mr.. Thorne, who was Injured BY the railroad is
desd.
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NEw YoRK, June IL
There are "A cases of cholera reported to-day,
and Ia deaths.
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WAsHINeros, June Is.
The first number of the "Rspublic" was issued
this morning. The "Nationaf Why is discon-
timed.
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Louisiana north aud vest of Missouri, together
with the resolutions in the Senate of the United
States in lS47, denying that Pows, in toto:-Nott
bfHe: The written opinion Is lost or mislaid. but
its existence can be proved, and that is good both
in law and equity.
Item. Opinion in Mr.. Monroe's cabinet in 1919
in favor OF giving away Texas when we possessed
her, and the London abolition plot invented after
wards 10 get up slavery agitation for political pur
poses 10 getting her back.
Item. All the abolition plots invented for ten
years and charged upon Lord Aberdeen, the
Worlds Convention, incendiary petitions, and IN.
cendiaIy communications through the mail.
Item. The diplomatic correspondence with for.
eign governments On the subject of slavery while
Secretary Of State under Tor oven Mr.. Tyler, and
especially the autograph letter of forty fooscap
pages 10 the King of the French, to indocuinate
him in the new and sublime science of negro.
ology.
lam. Speeches and resolutions against the con.
duct OF Great Britain, in protecting and iberatins
slaves guilty OF piracy anc murder on board Amer.
inan ships, going from one port of the u States 10
another, and demands for redress; and subsequent
contradiction Of all such speeches and resolutions,
len. New mode Of amending the Constitution
OF the United States on the subject Of internal i'm
provement, by making inland sets out of river
and three States-invented at the Memphis Con
veniior.
Item. Opposition 10 the highway of nations be.
tween St. Louis and San Franciseo, because part
of viii have TO 60 through free soil; and besides
when the Union is dissolved, the road would be on
the wropg side of the line
Han.s The bones Of 5000 followers strewed
along m political patch since the irst commence.
ment oil notification and disuni3n in 1880.
Item. The army of political martyrs preparing
10 march TO the Southern Convention, preceded BY
the "forlorn hope" from Missouri, and having fol
| its banner the Acctmac resolutions.
Drive him 10 the schedule, and the country will
have psacei
"My opinions" They are wanted. Hereto
fore fha public acts Of public mer have stood fol
their opinions; it has been only the new men, m
known by their acts, that have been subjected Il
political catechisF. Thirty years. almost, have
been in the Senate and during that time have al
ways been a voter, and often speaker on thin
own Suite. was politically born out of slave
sgitatiop--out of tile Missouri restriction contro
Heul, end have seled a. open par. On = tIem ~
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REvrAL.-Upwar6s of fifty persons have been
added 10 the Presbiterian Church-fifty-one 10 The
Methodist church, and nine 10 the Baptist church
IN this place during the last % days. Over two
hundred eolored parsons have joined the differ
ent "Africsn Churches" in This place, within the
last 4 or bweeks.-Ftonk Com.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-02-23


Mr. A. Durham Dear Sir In reply 10 your
note of Yesterday. would state that have oc-
casionally found 1t convenient to use the various
sPa ent Pills vended IN shops: ard while ] am
unwilling to say anything 10 deprecate the value
Of others, ! am tree 10 confess that ] consider
Dr. Wrght's Indian Vegetable Pills superior 10
all others with which am acquainted. | have
used them for m1ny years both in my own family
and ia my practice generally, and they have uni
forn,y proved mild, certaln and safe In their OPP
erations The care and skill with which these
Pills have been hitherto Manufactured, in my
opinion, sufficient guarantee for ike good re
suits in future. Very respectfully,
b. a. BOTTOM, M. d.
DR., B. Is practitioner of long experience,
well known n and even beyond the lines of
Wyoming county. He is Graduate OF the
University Of Pennsylvania, and highly popular
with tie people among whom be resides.
Look out for Commercials.
Some are coated with sugar. others are made
to res. mbIc in outer appearance, TIE original ar
ucle. The safest course is to purchase from ih:
agents Only, one or more of whom will be found
in every town na county in the State.
IT, Remember that the original and only gen
nine Indian Vegetable Pills nave the written
signature of WIN. Wright on The top label Of
each box.
Rrmember, also, that WILLIAM CusSIScHAM,
Of Milwaukee, IS Sor, nor never WAS an Agent
for this Medicine, and we cannot guaranty as
genuine any ihat he may have for sale.
Be especially careful Of your ;ran before pur-
chasing md see lisat you get the genuine.
IL For sale by
W. L. WATTLES, Southport
{. G.. COLLINS, Racine.
HAMLIN " WEBSTER, Milwaukee
J. 4. STEVENS, Burlington,
And by Agents in ali parts OF The STATE.
Offices devoted exclusively to iae sale OF
Virgins Indian Vegetable Fills, wholesale and
retail, l69, Race STREET, Philadelphia; 2oo Green
wich street, New York; 1913 fremont street.
Boston.
Dcl embcr 20, ! c48. II
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-02-23

The Dlfference.-The ordinary Ont
ments and Llniments it is well known, are severe
and partial IN their operation Saaa's O'alme"i IS
mild. yet thorough--it reaches and removes the
cause, hence it gives real and permanent relief
For purify, 'alldHess safey, certainly, and thoT'
oushnsss, SLoASs OISTMKSr excels, and IS rapidly
supersedlng all other oinimenJs and linimenis now
IN use.
All the medicine advertised by w B. Sloan, are
also sold on agency by F. ROBINSON, P. r
GREEN, SAWYER & Co. and II. +. STRIKER
Southport.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-02-23

Fs'HE GREAT PAIN KILLER.-No medi
l. cine has been discovered that Is so happily
adapted to use internally as drops TO be taken,
md yet perform such wonders when applied ex-
ternaIly as wash, or batL, by friction. A York
shilling, - cts, il all you have TO risk to try IL,
and as that sum can be no object to the proprietor
II is hoped that such price will be no obstacle
to any family and will not prevents Its trial. The
price from - to so cts per bottle, according to
the size. will enable Ill to use II. If you doubt,
begin wl,h i2 cent bottle, and that will remove
your doubts, and make you buy and use and re
commend 1t 10 your friends more than a hundred
certificates would. Who will fail to try it then,
and save HE and suffering for York shilling
This Pain Killer may be used with a success that
viii astoalsA The behOlder in such cases as the
following cholera morbus, distressing dysentery
pam IN The side and stomach, corns cuts and bru-
ISIS, cholera iniantnm, bronchitis. healing sores
on man or beast, children teethlng, raising blood,
hnarseness, quinsy in few hours, chlbains and
frosted feet, spasms, prevent blister from burns,
broken breasts measles, cramps, hurts, scratches
or torn flesh, bites or stng4. Certificates to ill a
volume might he published, showing the wonder
tnl effects of Mrs Browns Pain Killer, but they
are too common, and used for nothing and the l
shilling bottle Will do more than thousand I'M
known nNmesto convince the user. Principal
Office q Cortlandt st N 7. For sale by Sawyer
& Co. Southport. eotlyl9
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-02-23
T ONGLEY,s GRrAr WrsrrRn Irrl,n Pan

4 ONGLEY'S GREAT WESTERN INDIAN PaSs.
IL cFA.-l For colds and ieverish feelings and
preventing levers. =. For asthma, liver com.
plant and bilious affections. g. For diarrhea,
Indiges on and loss ofappe,ile. 4. For cosiise-
ness IN females and males and nervous complaints
.. For stomach affections, dyspepsia, piles, rheu
matlsm &c. The great points are, il is not bad
to take, never gives pain, and never leaves one
coetNe ~ Dyspepsia aud liver complaint cured,
ana all western and southern fevers prevented. in
every case, by the use OF Iongley's Great West
ern Indian "cnacea, warranted TO cure the most
severe cases of the above complaints. Loss of
appetite, bilious affections and indigestion, are
permanently cured by its use. The great points
are, II is not bad 10 take. II does not leave the
bowels costive, and gives no pain IN its opera,
ITEMS This panacea will remove all the bad bile
'rcm the stomach, and give tone to the system.
ana Keeps of all attacks of malignant fevers. 1t
me stomach is in ,althy state aud the pores OF
TIE skt are open so 10 admit of free exhaa
lions from the body there can be no attack of fe-
Yer. This Office the panacea will positively per
form and we recommend all 10 try this article If
they wish TO ensure health during The year. As
a iamily mcu,cine it is unparalleled or coughs.
colds, and Nil diseases Of the blood and kidney and
scrona complaints. For sale by Comstock ~
90 7, and Sawyer " Co Southport. rotiyl
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-02-23

PLANK Roam TO THE PAoFIc.-Charles Elet'
civil engineer proposes and defends the practical
b.lity OF plank road to the Pacific, through the
columns Of the Philadelphia North American. In
ten, or at most twelve days, one might 60 from
ST. Louis TO San Francisco on such road Allowing
several miles TO the hour and in less than Sgh'een
days the Pacific might be reached by traveller
from New York.
The plank road would follow the course OF the
great rivers: it might be guided by the north or
outh branch of the Platte, by the Kansas or the
Arkansas il might cross the mountains by the
valley OF the Sweet Water and the South Pass. or
al the head of the Arkansas, and it might 60 down
10 the ocean by the Columbia, the Sacramento, OF
the Colorado.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-02-23
Monuments, EEeadstones, sc,

EEr0base Notice.-Notice is hereby Civ
en- TO all persons interested in the estate OF
I-Ilas D. Gardiner late of Paris, decd that at the
next term of the Probate court, 10 be held al the
Office OF the Judge Of Probate, in Southport, the
lst Monday OF March next, the undersigned will
apply for final settlement of his accounts, as adj
minstrator of said estate.
JOHN Z. MOUNT, .idsu'r.
Feb Is, 1912 n3i
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-02-23
oith day OF February,

ID ATISM.-Comstock' Hewes nerve
II and Bone Liniment, and Indian Vegetable
Elixir, is warranted 10 cure any cas- OF RheuMa-
Gism, Guut, Contracted chords and muscles or stiff
POINTS, strengthens weak limbs, and tables those
who are crippled TO walk again. Use this article
aud be cured or go without ana suffer, as you
wish. Certificates of cures by hundreds can be
al 81 Coi,lanjt 81, y Y. where this article is
sod only genuine, aud by Sawyer & Go. Souta-
port. eo;iyl9
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-02-23

EVHE PROBATE COURT IN ami Tor the
z county of Racine, and State of Wisconsin
Will be held until further notice, at nv office,
the town OF Southport on the first Monday OF ever,
other month, at 10 o'clock, 4. NJ commencin!
with the month OF March and at the Court IIous.
IN Racine, on the first Monday Of every othe
month, at 10 o'clock, 4. NJ, commencing with til,
month OF April.
JOSIAH BOND, .T,sdge,
Feb .. 1910. ng9
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-02-23
FAMILY OINTMENT

GtLOAN'S OINTMENT is low universally
- acknowled ged 10 be an inallible remedy IN
every case where }; has been faithfully app 'ed TO
the human system, for promoting lnsens'b.e yer
spiration. drawing out the Inflammation tfonA q
wound, relieving pain OF every klud and IN lis
healing qualities The world does rot produce
its equal. aud the public pronounceslt the cheap
est and best family Ointment thathas ever becn
used. All diseases Of the Flesh, OhsilnHte u
GERS, Old Sores. Chiiblains, Sore Throat, Burns
GUS, Cutane us Eruption, Sore Nipple, sore
Breast, diseases of the Eye. Ague in the tncc'
Rheumatic Pains, contracted Co ralRs IN the
back, side. and the other parts of the system
Boils. Ulcers, &c; ID Head, Bruises, fresh wounds
nd every kind eff sore containing the least PaIu-
Gle of Inflammation are permanently cured by
this 9. eat remedy.
Grand Depot, 20 Lake ST.. Chicago, III.
And sold in nearly every town in a.. the Yves
tern States.
WE CAN'T GET ALONG WITHOUT IT.
Bebces Grove, WIZ Co. Oct q, ISIS.
Mr. Tloan-Sir: have tested the virtue oI
your Ointment in the cure of rattlesnake bites
sore throat, burns, and many other injuries, and
m every case il has surpassed our expectations
As FANNY Ointment l have never seen ITS
equal, and for beasts we cant gel along without
it, Yours, g..
Mills II. JOHNSON.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-02-23
The columns ofth Press throucbou, the

- OOINItIII1o VI tIO 4 itSo tIIIUUgTIUUt Tic
country seem 10 be filled with notices OF cures and
specifics for all diseases flesh is heir TO- THAI one
scarcely knows what to do in case of disease, for
lear that IN using medicine another and better
may be overlooked. But from the remarkable cures
high order and vast amount of testimony daily
brought under our personal notice, of the extraor
binary efficacy of Dr.. Rogers Lirerucort and Tar.
we are compelled to regard the evidence of our SEN
ses, and confidently state that for Coughs and Colds
and that hydra-headed monster Consumption, we
'hlnk TINS preparation safe, speedy and certain
cure Al all events, we may say 10 our friends
Try it
soId wholesale and retail by W. NJ. Cunning
NAM Milwaukee, i. NJ Boyce and Reed & Co,
Cnicago' r P. GREENE, Southport Bennett &
Mayhem, Racine, L. Curtis, Geneva. ff
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-02-23
DR.. Wistar's BaIsam of Wild Cherry

- DR.. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry -
lh's celebrated remedy is a compound baIsa mic
preparation ofwild cherry bark and moss OF Iceland
combined by new chemical process with TIE ex-
tract OF pine So salutary have been lis effects in
all cases when administered for Coughs Asthma,
assumptions or any disease of the lungs that
many OF the most distinguished physicians have
approved ard recommended it, and openly acknowl-
edged the most valuable medicine ever discovered
1t IS truly valuable medicine and is effecting an
immense amount of good in the relief of suffering
humanity. Always to be had of
DIR. StrykeT, and p. P. Green, Agents for South
port 3 Johnson, Racine; L. Curtis, Geneva
Price 81 per bottle or six for So.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-02-23

To Dr.. IVriah Dear Sr:-For the last two
years have had the agency for the sale of your
Indian Vegetable Pills at this place, and have
sod annually large quantities at retail. They
have in every instance, given entire satisfaction
Many families in this section keep them, aud
consider hem "A invaluable family medicine
There is no medicine that can be sold here tina:
ca n be so universally recommended as Wright s
Iadlan Vegetable Pills. Very truly yours.
Feb. 1913. WAl. VI. LUCE.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-02-23
n PHYSICIANS TESTIHONY

(F:0n CatskiI, Greene County, New "
pr. y. Wright-Dear Sir / have found
your Indian Vegetable Pills valuable remedy
in cases of General Debility Of the System. and
in all Bilious disorders. l am also inhe habit
Of recommending thew 10 Females in peculiar
eases. | observe them 10 operate on the system
without producing debility or pain leaving it in
healthy condition. JOHN DOANE, NJ. d.
lime 20 IEtS
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-02-23

IA LisIArNT FOR THE PIEs.-The wcssr
i attack OF the Piles are efiectually aud periia
"en''{ cured IN short time by the use of the gen
u'he nays I'niment. Hundreds of our first CHI.
zens 'hrouehnni the country have used this ln-
lheht WIN complete success. Ii is WARE nied 10
cure the most aggravated case u Caution
Never buy II unless YOU find the name of Com
stock IL Go upon the wrapper, rroprietors of the
genuine article, or you are cheated with coun.
terte.t. Sold by Comstock u Co N. Y. and
Sawyer & co S ,uthport. eotIvI9
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-02-23
4 EoTHER's RELIEF.-Iodi.p Discov,.rrv,

hTOEHER'S RELIEF.--lndian Discovery
1t1 All expecting 10 become mothers, and anx-
'ons 70 avoid the pains, distress and dangers of
child beating are earnestly en,rcated TO calm their
iearS, al!ay their nervousness, and soethe their
way oy IN use oithis most extraordinary vegeta
Die production Those who will candidly observe
It's virtues must pproye off in their hearts. every
kind and afiectonate husband will feel il his most
solemn day TO alleviate The distress his wife is ex
posed to, by safe and certain method, which il
by the'use of this Mothers Relief. Sold by Com
stock Il co, New York, and Sawyer & co Soa.h
port. eotIvla