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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-05
CONCERT.

We have no doubt that our cltizens-and The Ladies
too-atef 50 long absence Of any amusement, will be
pleased 10 learn that oWEENY'S BAND of SABLE
HARMONISTS, who have Just returned from tri ,
to all the large cities in the South, will open here on
Monday night next at the Masonic Hal.
This is certainly the best travelling company in the
Union in every respect 1t is seldom that we see such
an array of talent collected together First, let US men
ton the name of OLD JOE-the head of the Sable fam
ily-wbo has won for himself undyng reputation in
the musical world-a reputation OF which de-
prive him. as Banjoman, and while admit that he
deserves it, be permitted say that, according
to our Judgment he one Of the best performers the
violin it has ever been uor pleasure to hear.
The next name which attracted our attention, on the
bill of fare. was that of WILLIAM PARROW, The
pride Of the company, who is host IN himself, and II
anv who have the .buss" visit them and relieved
they take our hat.
The other members Of the band equally as talented
in sustaining their respective paris.
They have procured the services of the Saunders ANA
teur Brass Band who will perform many Of hor favorlte
and original pieces of music.
We had almost neglected state, that the Sable Har
monis,s in The first part Of their Performance will appear
in white character and introduce variety Of new songs
Mr. Parrow We understand is The original If the greater
part Of them
Before closing we must be permitted to s7y that this
band when here several months past, did not meet, IN
our opinion with the patronage which their performance
and their exertons to please merted To make amends
for his we hope they will be literally Paonzed on this
occasion.
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.Nessrs EdtOrs-In consequence of the number of as
pranis in county for seat in the next House of Del
egates deem il advisable drop suggestion through
your columns the Of Pltisylvania relative to the
selection of some individual worthy of cluhdence-
II Is fact that does admit Of doubt if all the gentle
men spoken OF should hold poll at the ensuing ELECTION,
inevitable and dsgraceful defeat awaits US. The Loco
1911 are ndustrodsy engaged in omenting The dscurd
which bids fair 10 undermine the ascendencv of The
hrs n the county Of Ptsylvauia; hoping thereby to
glIl county that mas neve: given LucJoco maJrty
since my reculeclon They have no regular candida es
yet, but it does not take much sagaciiy to see and
understand their tactics. They very well know he lon
ger they preserve silence, the irreconclale
Wing a>prqnts will become InJeed.l have heard some
Of the knowing Of the party say if the Wings did
not hamOnzA they would certainly bring candidates
ii their With this view Of the subject nc good and
true Wing mistake his duty. Let Us then hold
Convention fairly organized, and let the claims the
various as.lus be fr.ey and fully canvassed and Tor
the sake II securing Mr.. FOurnoy i election ifor moth
ing else, let US select individual who can bring
whole force COL Townes is regarded BY the people
as Of Their candidates, and whoever a COnvenilo
fairly organized, may bring forward the other let
unite upon and give him hearty support.
TRUE WING.
lie I
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SOMETHING. NEW

MAY be found Lacy S Garand's the Basin, 1875
" bushels Mountain Evegreenseed, the best improve
oil The soil known the age will be seen from the
etter appended Of the largest and most successful
arm in Wythe county
Uythe County, Ia Nor. 18th, 1913.
.Ncssrs Lacy * Garland,
Gents:-In relation to the Evergreen Seed, my
perience satisfies that when spwn IN conuncto with
Cloverit exces of Land thing have
and addition upasse OF the Grasses for late and
early paSurage 1t needs but trial prove hat say
Yours truly. WILLIAM Fl. SPILLER.
Feb, Pts
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POSTSCRIPT,
BY SATURDAY EVENINGS mai
THE CABINET.

There are various rum1rs atioat. Mr. Gentry was
rendered the Post Office Department. but declined. for
reasons " private nature. Abbott Lawrence is most
PROBABLY to be the Secretary of the Navy It is conf
IDENTIFY asserted that VIM B Preston is 10 be Attorney
General Mr.. Ewing of Ohio is assigned by report, to
the Post Office, and Ex Crswford Of Georgia
to The Treasury Department.
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DER. kUHE'S
LIB X'NSE.N'E.E. HETTFRE.

For Cdtarrhs, Influenza, Cosrencss Piles Grarel Co
norrh9a elect, Fluor .4lbus or the Whites, U'cok-
ness. Distractions. and other Female Con,plainf.
'I'lS Specific, (which does not contain mercury very
celebrated and generally known for its speedy and per-
feet removal OF GonorrhGa &c. neither or Of long
sanding and will effect where all other means have
proved fruitess.
Letter from Major Dugad Nc DugaH Moore Co n. C.
Craig Creek, 2. O., n. G., Dec IS, 1913.
Dr. J. kuhl-Dear Sir: In answering your favor, wish
to give the following satemen-A Lady afflicted with
gravel elapsus uteri falling of the womb the whites
ed by ar obstruction OF the mensruation attended for
benefit and declared by them ncurabe The LADY procr
then two hotties of your Abyssnia Mixture, which
ed perfect cure, and she good health nd in =
sound mind The Abyssina Mixture has likewise removed
many other Diseases which had been pronor iocnab
but particularly i'll all female complaints it has proved IN h.
most efhcaclous Yours obe,ient,y,
The following communication was received from Dr.
kuhl's agent, Mr. Alfred A. V;ibau:
Charlotte Courthouse Va Dee rs 1919
gentleman OF charlotte county, Va afflicted with an in
1dnmatory affection Of the dader caused by cold was al
tended bv number Of the Physicians without av good
effect madea Journey the White Sulphur Springs hch
gave HIM no relief procured bottles Kuhrs Abys
sina Mixture from Mr.. bau, which the disease
in short time
AGENTS-E H. Atkinson, Lynchburg-W alter II
Middleton, Farmville-NIajor VIM. Lewich, near Otter
Bridge-A Pearson s Co. Stoners Store--Ianghorne &
White, Big Lck-Geo ". Shanls, Salem
March -w4w
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10 LII l. ABLE

I'VE have just received by Adams Co.'S Express beau
w tfa lot of Ryan's best Shoes made to order which
we should be pleased to show the Ladies' as follows
best Black Lasting Cater Boots thick soes,
q French Leather
hid s Morocco BusEins s Ties
&C Misses Kid
beautiful article blue Lasting and silk Cater Boots
so an Extra article Gents Ladies and Misses Over Shoes
Call and see them, at
JOHN w. s S. D. RUMBOUGH'S.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-05

The Richmond Examiner Of Friday SAYS il IS author.
zel to announce that Mr.. JOHN WILLS will not be
candidate for reelection in the county Of Campbell
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-05

The Democratic Congressional Convention. in the
Richmond District, has nominated Mr.. seldom as
the candidate oftheir party
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-05

NACkEREL AND CHEESE.
1Vl II Is barrels No. l Mackerel
II kits do do
% boxes s.English Dairyo Cheese
Just landed and for sale BY
Jan Its McCORKIF srNpSoN
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N 0 I | c {
EXPEDITION TO CALiEORNiA.


~ THE Madison Mining and Trading
HNEM Company's superior fast-sainr ship
tes .aAks 1f GLENMORE, A |. coppered and cop
CEgSs per fastened built in Philade phia of tie
best aierlalS, two years old, tonnage 467 Nm. p
Poythress, master will sail from the port Of Richmond
Va on the l2th Of March. lS40. In addition TO the
members Of the Company. the ship will take limited
number Of passengers. With ample accommoda ions,
she combines all the comforts Of first class vessel and
has been fitted up with strict regard ventilation and
health few more passengers be accommodated,
if immediate application be made
Price Of passage fare, medical attendance. and the
bulk Of four barrels Of baggage S350servants recaste
fare, $l75:ai! payable in advance.
The bulk of 1000 Dbs. freight will be taken at the
following rates. So per barrel. 60 per cubic foot S2i
per ton, and pei cent prmage-all payable advance
For freight. consignments. passage Sc. apply Il
Charles F Osborne, Commercial Agent of the Company
City Of Richmond, Va.
%: There several vacarces in the Company
Which will be filled if early application be made TO the
Board of Directors. Subscription for membership $500
March St &. }. EATON, Sec'ry
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LIVE STOCK MARKET, FEBRUARY &c.
BEEF-s2 IS - s. 25, scale weight melt, S55s
to 50.
lIoGs-None in market.
SHEEP-S2 to 81, as in quality.
JACOB SHOOK
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
LlNCHBURG MARKETS.
.Saiurlau. March 3.

Saturday, March 3.
TOBACCO.-Inspections the past week "A hhds
81 hhds sold viz 81 hhds. Lugs "a hhds leaf as fol-
lows hid. l. So; do a l.70; do IS; IL do at
200; ? do ? o.; do 2lO; DO go; do 225;
Do a 230; do a 2.35: do 2.40; do 2.45; DO At
2 50: do 275; = do 5 90; 3 do 800; do $40;
i'd $50; Z Do 1 co.; do 420 2 do a $50; IL d,
500. The demand good at prices as above. Loose
parcels have in freely good Lugs more sought al
ter "hh an advance in prices.
Fom-sl25.
P.orsiors.- Bacon, New 81 !; Beef, 3tol,
ctS.; Corn Meal 40 IS cents
Uhedt-Red s. cents; White 90.
LrGiI.-Corn. 40 els Oats ia 30 cents.
Ciorer Sect 81 50 Al $.
Uhiskey-Saes y 80 cents.
Bees,rar-lS GEMS.
Batter-Very dull.l0 to l2s for No. l.
Brmdy-Apple. none ofrrinr: Peach none offering
Bu Iron SIS assorted and $50 90 when drawn 10
order.
Cofee-Rio to cents; Lagura s! to 9 Java ~!
Mocha 20.
Country Lulens-Tow II and Flax Is
Cotton Trns-Saes IA 10 5 cents.
Feathers-3O to 81 cts.
FIdr Seed -Sales 50 cents
Fiat-HerringS. No. /, S. 50; Shad, old s. So
new 50.
Gnseng-25 cents
Hemp-No sales. We quote S. to s..
Lusced OHIO cents.
Lard-7, dull.
.uolasses-West India 35 to 40 cts per gallon n
O. AZ to As cents.
Plasier-Lump. So to7
Sugns-New Orleans to I cents; Porto Rico to s
cents; Clarified l2s cents; Loaf IL to!24 cents.
Sah-S24
1alIo,r-9 TO g. cents.
Tu $50 per Dbl
Jtooi-23 10 IS cts. dull
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FEB. 20.
IOBACCO-The market is active and prices 70
all sorts better, with upward tendency. Consd-
cradle sales of old tobacco have been made at prices
which show an advance fully l>2 10 4 on rates which
were correct in December last
We quote Lugs from So to 81, the latter for very
good. Sales are chiefly at 81. 10 q. Leaf 3. 10 S.
Sales are mostly to So, while from to 81 is free
, paid for lois Of good quality which suit manntaciur-
ers. There is but little suited for stemmng selling;
though think the session advances the crop will
show fair portion Of fine steaming qualify. The same
remark will apply to shipping tobacco of good and fine
CORN-43 to As cts
FLOUR-S5 offered s. asked; lhis shows slight in
pavement.
WHEAT-lO5 for red and 0 cents for white. A good
demand expected from the city allls. until the St
April, when the season will close.
WHEAH OFFAL = Bran, bushel 10
p Browns Stuff. IS IS
IOATs-bushel 80 81
RUM-New England 20 81
WIII>KEY-n bbis. 25 255
PRONiSlONS-BACoN: Smithfed and Hod's
hoy rosnd-lO0lbs. Z. s
Hams, extra = a ~
Western sides Old s. g.
Shoulders, Western a 6
LARD: in kegs ga az
COFFEE-Laguayra, yer ID Gss7
Rio g. a G.
ST. Domingo 5.a 6.
Java 9 l0z
SIGARS-!Iavana g. cts; New Orleans 5
Porto Rico 5. g.
BRANDy-Oard, Dupuy & Co 2 25 2 80
A Seigne,te 3 90 3 so
IRON-Pig Iron, according - quality = SO
Swedes, per ton 95
English IS 80
4 Tredegar, (Richmond manufactory) S6a90
NAILS 50
/ BUTTER Mountain firkin IA l6
Fresh Bntter IL 20
LIVE STOCK MARKET, FEBRUARY &c.
BEEF-s2 Is - IS 25, scale weight; melt, S5.5e
to 50.
lIoGs-None in market.
| SHEEP-S2 TO "a as in quality
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4 FORTUNE AWAITS YOUR ORDERS
EO!UHd kseh Olu this Luck.

$50, 900 hole Ticket sent 10 New York City.
$500, sent to Randolph co., n c.
$1,000, TO Mason CO., Va,
SD 0OO hall ticket sent to Barnwel Co ). &.
$4,000 ar ticket sent to Athens county Ohio
The above lew only of the largest Prizes sold in
February by the Great Prize House Of PNFER co. All
have been promptly paid, and file at No Lie Lt
Street.
~ thnsr ~ lra1y Przcs NEVER diy1lreh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-05

Mr.. Pous.Ia, the French Minister, gave grand en-
erannent on the night Of the 24th u in honor Of The
first anniversary Of The 3rI French Revolution. He made
speech and drank the health of Washington. Mir.
Dallas Vice President responded and gave toast about
liberty, equality and fraternity. BY the way, pEemi-
ought to be offered for the best explanation Of that
word, FrateIri,y." applied to the French people.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Thursday March !
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-05
WORKS JOHN ADAMS.

Charles Francis AdamS proposes t. pubs. in Ten sie
CANT volumes avo. the works of his grandfather John
Adams including auto biography. snd unnie,rup
ted Diary, for period of thirty yeas, commencing in
1850. vast number Of letters from all the prominent
nen in this county, before published. ~ill be Civ
en- in these volumes There can be no doubt, .hs this
is 10 prove tile valuable aud .nteresn. WarA Of
the kind which country has yet produced. Il will
shed flood OF light upon tie ante revolutionary era
John Adams uoquestionably the proninens a
nonI the patriots who. at early day. sresav the
necessity Independence and prepare the heas
of their countrymen for such consummaon He was
naturally, therefore, the of immense corespon
dence which is now f,r tile first time to the light
As if conscious of the Importance which would day
be attached everything relative the period, he
exceedingly careful to preserve documents and left
quantity arranged in the neatest manner possible With
ordinary tact and industry in editing these papers, Mr.
c. F. Adams fail 10 present most valuable ad
dillon the political literature of the country.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-05

Vim. w Hanson, ESQ., announces hInsefas a Wing
candidate in the Abingdon District He says that if the
Democrats will present any candidate less Objectionable.
than the three before the public, he will decline.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-05
Mr. WALKERS AMENDMENT

The amendment offered to the Civil and Diplomatic
Appropriation Bill, in The Sena'e,6y Mr.Waker,of Wis
cJasn is to the eff-ctof exiencng the constitution, and
revenue land and Indian tribe laws to all the coded ter
rory and 10 authorize the President to make all
sary provision or the government Of the same
Tins amendment gave rise deblie, upon the power
VI extending the Of the United States and
Tier collateral points, Of rrauscendent interest and ability
Il was finally adopted by the following vote:
Ieas-lIessrs AtchIson, Bel, Berien. Borland. But
l4r. DAVIS Of Mississippi Dickinson. Dodge Of Iora.
Doogiass, Downs Fitzgerald, Fitzpatrick, Foofe, II n
ncgn, Houston, Hunter, johnson of Louisiana Johnson
NJ Georgia, King. Nangum, Mason Rusk. Sebastian
Si,ugeon I urney. Underwood Walker. Nestcott. and
Iulr.-29
Nays-MesSrs. Allen. Atherton. Ba!g.v. Baldwin.
Bradbury, Bright Cameron, Clarke. Corwu. Davis u
Massachusetts, Dayton. Din Dodge Of IiSconsin. f.lch
Greene Hale, Hamlln johnson Of Maryland. Jones
Miller, Niles, Pearce, Phelps, Sgr1u.s. ph.n, u ales
and Nebster-27.
The effect Of this amendment. besides su.horsln. the
President organize ..ritorsI government. would be-
presume refer the whole question q slavery .he
decision If the Courts
We have not auc, hc'.e of ,hs srSsies.enc. q ,he
Nouse in the anacndment; a. an .nde..nden: bill, i
would certainly /. rejected.
Nr aiker. The youthful Senator !'om Wisconsin,
who is the father Of this pl.n. is glad sag.
native Of Vlreins Il The amendment. becomes law.
he Will wake up anu. li.e Byron. find hlse!! famous.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-05

= The President, br his Proclamation, has
ced that the xchange # Ratifcatons Of the Postal Trea
ty with EnglarJ, has aiken place. and the said Treaty
i. now in full Free.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-05

o. We see. with profound regret the announcement
e the death Of The Rev Nm. NJ Atkinson. at Ninches-
ier on Monday. Mr.. Atkinson was from The vicinity Of
Petersburg. Tie was bred TO the law, which he prac-
tised with success. until about twenty years ago. when
he entered the ministry Of The Presbyterian Church. As
vastr Of several congregations and general agent of
the Bible Society, he extensively known in the
State, and few more beloved or respect
ed. I'e the brother 0: the Rev. Thomas Atkinson,
tyrmerv Of this place.
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SPLENDID scHE MES

FOF MATCH, 1919.
g. 1t is only necessary to order from PYFER& co. 10
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-02-24
Farmers Look Here--Great improvement

The subscriber respectfully informs the farmers
Of this and the surrounding counties that he has,
by long study and heavy expense, made great
and decided improvement in the construction of
Winnowing machines, and requests those who need
machines Of this kind, to examine this improve
ment The construction of the machine, is such,
that in passing grain through it once, the grain
is much cleaner than it can be made by passing it
twice through the machines now in common use.
The improved mill is well adapted to the clean
ing of all kinds of grain and seeds, and gives a
greater power of wind with less motion of the fans
by the same sized cylinder the ordinary mill,
consequently there is less friction and less power
required to drive the fans.
The improvement is late patent, bearing date,
Washington, D. c.. May, so, 1848 There has
never been an improvement made on winnowing
machines, that will cause so thorough an operation
on the grain so far as we have been able to learn
as the above patent.
individuals wishing to purchase of the best
quality of winnowing machines, may be accommo-
dated at the shop of the subscriber fair terms.
Persons wishing to purchase territory, either
by the state county, township shop-right can be
accommodated by calling ON the subscriber.
GEORGE r. REMINGTON.
Lower Sandusky, July II, 1913.
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-02-24
Peace With Mexico /!
$ And a good time coming 81,

ane e
The season rapidly approaches when the trading pub
lie must be supPIiedwh more new goods, and the sub
serber wishing prepare the way for another heavy
spring stock, will close Of the balances Of his stock Of
goods hand at VERY The public are there
fore invited to call at the Farmers Store and examine my
remaining stock Of
WOODEN GoODS.-embracing Snpeffne broad
cloths Cassimeres Sattinets. Tweeds Kentucky Jeans
Flannes Linsey &c, all of which will be sold at great
bargains Also, LADIES DRESS GOODS-Embra-
cling large assortment of cacoes and gnghams Of fast
colors and durable fabque-Mous De LaiDs, Apaccas,
&C. Also, GROCERIES, embracing the following ar
ices Superior quality Porto Rico and ST. CrOx sugars;
double refnedloa do Imperial tea, silver leaf extra
quaIities also Of those ragssnt Pekn easat four
shllings and six sings per peppEr, spice,
madder, indigo alum copperas, tobacco &c. &c Also,
BOOTS q SHOES. A general assortment--a few
Mems coarse Boots going very cheap Also, HARD
WAR E. nails, Glass, pals, tubs churns &C. All Of the
above articles and many numerous to mention
offered the public at very low prices exchangs
for produce cash. Picked pork By the barrel and al
retail Smoked hams and shoulders, and best qualit,
Superfine -four constantly on hand.
C.eJ. PETTIBONE.
l. March {1st 1919
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-02-24
BRANDRETH PILLS |!
10000 Boxes sold i'm a Week!

HEALTH!-O! BLESSED HEALTH! Thou art
above all gold and treasurer s thou enlargest the soul
and openeh all its to receive instruction., and to
relish virtue. He that has hee has little wish
or and he that wretched TO have thee not wants
every thing beside. Let US be thankful, Brandreth's
pills will give health; get then these blessed pills,
which cenury's has fully established to be the best
medicine bestowed on man. For the prevailing
colds and coughs, they will be found everything that
medicine is capable Of mparting.
In diseases arising from of mercury, from any
cause vtation from bad blood otherwise their
viii produce the most happy results. In all attacks OF
mic or eostVeness the of the Brandreth pills
will be productive of infinite servce-sometmes
sioning great change for the better to great
thankfulness
of the heart and in all affections of the stomach and bow
els, the Brandreth pills will be found neverfailing
remedy
To insure the full benefit ofthese celebrated pills. they
should be kept in the house, that upon the first COM
mencement Of sickness they may be resorted
One dose then is better than dozen after the dseaes
has become established in the system.
The Brandreth pills purely vegetable, and inuo-
cent that the infant of a month old may them f med
icne is required not only with safety but with the
tainy Of receiving all the benefit medicine is capable o.
imparting. Females may use them during all the crti
cal periods of their lives The Brandreth pills will in.
sure their heath and produce regularity in all the func
ons of life.
MIR. Crcovich, of Caracas, says: rs1 have entreI,
cured myself of the fever and ague, which have haC
pills for one month"; Vide, his letter DIR. Brandreth
dated 9th of February, 1S47. T Be careful you do
get counterfeit TO avoid this purchase of the duly
thorized agent,
B. H. Bowman. Washington; j. Augustus Hale
Perrysburg; Chas. Powers, Woodville Darwin E. Hark
ness, Hamer's Corners.
Lower Sandusky, June 8, Is49 1y.
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-02-24
WOMAN. AND HER DISEASES.

FROM THE CRADLE TO THE GRAVE.
Adapted exclusively TO her instruction in The natural
laws OF her sys,e and all the diseases OF her crcl PEE
riods by ward H. Dixon, NJ ID. A work Of 325 pa
eee neatly bound. Price 81 25; 4ih edition.
circnIation.-Nsw York Tribune.
They worth their weight in g0ld-Ro DEM
ocrat. s - ,s5s-s
Christian Advocate.
we most earnestly ecommend their introduction 70
every family in the country Evening Bulletin, New
Bedford.
We hope they will find every operative IN this
ci,v-- Voice OF Industry, Lowell, Mass
The careful and prude mother may consult this work
with great advantage to herself and her oisPriug-Dr
Bartlett
The thanks of the public due 10 DR.. Dixon, both
for the matter and the manner Of H. Every mother
should IT, and then present its contents 10 her ell-
dren DR. Patterson, 8
s. From the Boston Medical and Surgical Jpurnal-
Dr. Dixon has lent deep interest ts, his work aud
DOING rood service by is puhcaion-Dr J. v. smith.
The author practical Surgeon Of long standing aud
ppI Of Dr. Mott. he has handled the various subjects
with dricacy yet with an apparent determination 70
communicate truth with the utmost force and enrnsst-
ness
Insertions both works will be Immediately sent TO any
editor who will send copy Of the containing g 70
ZERAH ALBAN, Mercer street, New J ork, 10 whom
all orders must be addressed postpaid - viii purchase
both works They are neatly bound in cloth. and can
he sent with perfect safety by mail al atriting POSTAGE
Agents wanted.