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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-17
The Rumored Expeditions 20 Cuba. OF
Elsewhere.


The venerable Tdcderich KnicEerboekcr r the
pcwTapsr press, a.as the ya,,osli I,ol. grcc,. II
Washington, has just walked ur, after sleep Il
twenty five years, and a. severed ne painful ac,
that expeditions arc ing organized il The southern
States TO make another onslaught Cuba.
The rumors Of this kind, whish Il late nc p
numerous, may be looked upon q to fos.l remains
Of the old Csrdcnas expedition. Il there i any
pupo-c among 80 large body Il alysntgrsrs Y
Two or three thousand men al the south & form
expedition 70 any point in the wes; India "a. We
have every reason to believe that j, i against ~an
Domingo, and not Cuba. The island Of Cuba. Al
this moment, possesses a well disciplined army 4
regular troops numbering t'rcRy.fro thousand n =,
and nearly halfa dozen vessels Of war, two or three
Of which arc steamers, well manned and equipped.
In addition to these regular troops, commanded ~
popular and efficient Captan-Ge neral, there are
hf,y Or sixty thousand Galatians in Havana aud
other parts Of Cuba, who would be just service
able in the defence q that Island against any expe-
dtion that could be brought against Il. as the re-
gslar troops. Lopez and his Adventures are ~.
80 nn~ise, after the experience which they had ut
Cs~enas, 10 make another attempt at a time when
Cuba l. better prepared FOR resisting H. and tho re-
volutionsts less able 70 make IT, such stories cir
ealatcd ty cunning adventures in the south. NAV
easily be inn posed the Diedcrich Knickorboctror
OF the diplomatic press at Washington. the Grand
father Whtehcads Of the rotten journalism near H.
Potomac.
But the facts that arc b ginning toleak sut In VA
rcus quarters Of the souththe stories that are oId
81 hundreds of adycnturers filing the raj oad cars ii
Goorga--the accounts gives n boxes q rife
Jlaocsnamodin the Gulf erin Texas Or % TIC eoas,
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ArRr.l or rnr ALss.ss rNos ssssSSsH.-Thc steam
ship Alabama Capt Ludlow arrived at this port yetcr
day morning ny her received papers from that city
in advance o. the malls. The various lines II steam
communication between this city aud the southern ports
enable US to spread upon tables the early vegetable
Injuries which are yet two months bchnI in our lat
tude Capt T. yesterday brought goodly quantity Of
green peas quite a rarity in the city at this esr date
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Court CaIendar-This day.

srprptop CouRr-Sos ~, 135, 81 rs, l56, f02, 500,
10 ST. I15 IS IL 10, go a. ISL l07 10. 81 -, 90, a.
a. 133 l5s, Ice lZ 1sl to l95, ls7 lsa, 200 z)l 201
2o3, 2o5, 200 20s, 200, no .. .. . 1873. 49,.
ConwoS pLr.s-Nos 800, 900, 5lo 5i3, 5i7, 5ls, j21
s23 b2i, 525 52T 10 s31.
surr.sr covRr--CrEovI. Same o. yesterday.
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DOUBLE SHEET.
New York, Thursday, April II, 1851.
The Expected News.
Important Acts OF the Legislature.

We have not yet received any news from The
America. II may be expected to-day.
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TnE SUy or DANIEL WEBSTER ssrrrva ~ rue
EAsr.-A letter addressed to Daniel Webster, by
large number Of gentlemen in Boston, recently, pro-
posed that he should speak to them, and those who
might desire to hear him, on the political topics If
be day. Faneuil Hall was named az the place for
he festival; but the application TO the Board Of
Aldermen for permission to it has been refused
view Of their recent action upon other similar appli
cations and Of the present excited state of the pub
lie mind, 1t is inexpedient to grant the use Of the
hall" This very sapient conclusion is not at all
remarkable. A proposition Of a similar character
has been nogatived by the legislators at Albany,
where Senator Beekman moved to invite the same
honorable Secretary Of State to como and speak on
interesting topics. Yet the Legislature actually
invited the patron saint Of all Che humbugs of the
day. and the father confcssor Of the Fish girls and
Of oches,er knockngs TO take seat within the pale
Of their church, while the Speaker actually went
into adulatory speech on this prom Of all the
oddities and quiddities Of faith in opposition to
good works, Slevegammon slaughtcrs, and all
We see clearly in these unprecedented facts, the
influence Of Seward and his agents in New York,
Albany, New England, and Boston. The men who,
in our Legislature and In the municipal councils Of
Boston, can perpctrase such insult towards Daniel
Webster, are capable Of sending an invitation to
Abby Folsom TO set herself up the msdcl god
dess Of Liberty here and hereafter, and of worship
ping her pctticoats from stem to stern, now and
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Circuit Court.

Before Judge Mitchell
Afprt 6-ro7rfagfon ne Ha,isa R0lro1d Co--This
Given 70 the jury this evening Sealed verdict
tc-Eorrtv ibis moruing).
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the other day in the municipal court Of neghborng town.
the witnesses were unable recognise the prisoner on ac
of the color Of her hair and eyebrows which
vered from sandy colored red most beautiful glossy
black the of Boge incompatible Electric Hair Dye
which be had with other articles of Sands 100 Fulton
street. Rushton CLARK Co.. 273 Broadway; Cary Co,
and Brigham L. Day, Pearl street.
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showers and feather weight in the Paris
de silk Umbrsa the handsoest and cheapest article
class The mountings entirely and peculiarly
French Genin has also hand very large Of
home Umbrellas neat substantial and cheap
GENIN. "a broadway. opposite st. Pauls
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The Best In the NIorket.-Ir you want mn

elegant fashionable Hat which you procure cheap buy
of Knox, lbs Fulton street. II hat that viii
last for months or years buy Of Knox want hat
suited to your features buy Of Knox In short want
hat possessing qualification of beauty style dura
bty and economy buy Of Knox. He supply all who
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near the Museum. Business boots. 81 90 usually SIS 90
French calf dress boots 81 80 to s. co. usually SO ID Also
variety fancy dress shoes French
tather boots and shoes well
calf skin For sale at Jones IL Ann street. at prices which
d.fv
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at l. o'clock at the Merchants Exchange sale positive to
close estate the following valuable property - lots on
Seventh of Nnty-sixth street. do Fifth
of Nnty nth lido Sixth be-
tween Niuty eighth and Ninyninh street. DO Seventh
between Nnty and One Hundredth street,
do. Sixth Eightyeighth street; do. Fifth
kntyeishth street. do. Fifth avenue. be-
Nintysecond and Nnty third streets; do. Niny
first between Fourth aud Fifth avenues do Ninty
second street between Fourth and Fifth 2do Niny
sixth street between Fifth and Sixth DO Niny
sixth street between sixth and Seventh avenues III
street, between Sixth and seventh
Npy ninth street. between Sixth and Seventh
I0h street. between Sixth and Seventh avennes do.
10th street between Fourth and Fifth Mars
be had the Office of the auctoneer No New street.
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Gouraud's Liquid Hair Dye Instantly con-

red gray hair to brown black Gourauds tia
liam Medeated soap tam pimpes freckles eruptons
Gourauds Poudre Subtitle eradcates hair from upper
lips face any part Of the bodywarrsnted Gourauds
Liquid Rouge for pale ps aud cheeks Lily White Hair Re
storative Ae. all found at DIR. FELIX COURAtD'S
old established Laboratory, g. Walker
proadyay Calender South Third street. rhilade
phia; l,9 W Arlington street. Boston.
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We are requested 60 say that on and after
Friday. the 18th inst the morning lin. TO phi.deiphia
steamboss JOHN POTTER and Camden aud Amboy Rail.
rad will he changed FRONT tos o'clock, A. NJ, and VIII
continue ut that hour until further notice
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g tread the ar az 70 get rohabe buahess n
this city without being able to the swiftly and well
All lad penmen no have tried the experiment viii admit
this. One word Goldsmith. 70 Broadway can and
doewe know the change the character Of
the hand in of lessons, costing 81 So
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Notice 70 the Public,-GentIemcn In search

OF head ornament not merely lining % cover the head
regardless Of but article beautiful and
in lit proportions and really becoming TO the human face
divine reminded that the article they seek an
desire be obtained the emporium of fashion and
No. II Park Row. HAT FINISIIERS' UNION.
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The Eye.-Dr. Robinson, Surgeon and Ply

acan eceny from London, has associated himself with
Dr. Wheeler Oeut for the treatment of diseases of the
and the practice OF opthamc surgery Artificial eyes, in
equal to the natural inserted without PAIN
Office, q Barclay street.
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tsnton Of persons requiring Wigs 70 recent Improvement
The awarded silver medal for the first premium
the last fair. They he at L. PHALON 3 Wis
and Hair Dye Factory ~ Broadway o. Dey street
Citizens and strangers invited before purcha
ing else here. Copy his address.
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announce that We are now fully prepared to supply the in
demand for this unique appropriate hat
Gentlemen who regard proprety of shape clement in
the inclination of light and beautiful hat invited to
examine them.
WARNOCKS Uattera Iryiny House. Broadway.
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whkers the moment is applied without injury 20 the
hair skin, 1t be washed immediately without dis
urbing the color and has bad odor 1t applied sod
Phalons Wig and Toupee mandatory, lU Broadway.
For sale in the city and country by druggists generally
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which coors the hair as IL applied, has bad
odor turns the hair and warranted superior
dye in the returned For sale applied
at IL Park under Earles Hotel Price 20 cents A
liberal discount to the trade.
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sending orders for Bachelors LIBERATED
Hair Dyer They all their eutomers will other it
has been long and favorahy known. BE the
original and genuine at BATCHELoRs, iWa street Be-
ware Of limitations.
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had at his establishment S broadway opposite the Broad
and of his dye, and having during thst
gained perfect practical chemical knowledge Of all the
eessary ingredients produce desirable per-
feet hair dye, without injury 10 either the hair the skin.
he eners TO the public the best produced
what " said be said by whom, TO the
trary Hair Dye and Wig Manufactou, va Broadway.
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Of the and beautiful French Artificial Eyes by
DIR. James w. Powell. oculit, aurst, Sc, Ia Warren
They he inserted without the slightest pain
operations and when properly adapted, will look exactly
like the natural eye.
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W. f. BlakeIey Sc Nassau street Is Of the most perfect
articles Of the gold kind invented II writes 90 PAGES of
fooseaP with feeding and hence needs crab
hing at the nktand and daubng Of fingers Success to
BlaLeuey q Fountain
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London as the most astonishing mixture Dr. Gsndennng
With results that has completely reyoluonled
the medical world-Seryous Span ode Convusye Acute
and Chronic diseases treated with certainty here
tofore unknown; il fails excite lungs and
fluids heathul action. l2 Nassau street. 81 bottle.
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Joints srrofuIa Diseases Of the skin, &c. &eRngs Com
pound syrup Of Hydodate Of Potassa Sarsaparla and
yellow Dock This medicinal remedy published for the
sole beneht Of those from pains and
stiffness Of the joints swelling Of the muscular substances
them Of the skin and diseases arising
impure state VI the blood Read the following certificate
NEw YORK. Nov. - 1889.
Mr.. G. IT, RfSe-Dcar Sir,-Aox who has suffered for
the last years with inhnmntory 70 tender
his tctnonia In the of the Compound
Syrup Of Hydrodate Of Potash, Sarsapara and Yellow
Dock IL " the only article that have with that
has given relief when bad be lifted Ia sheets from
my bed. -
Yours &c, G. WHITE No. Grand street, v. "
Prepared and cold by CHAs. H. RING, 1872 broadway.
If Jahn ttreet
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the members both Congress.
be wHITEHUR Daguerrean Gallery $40 Broad
of Leonard street. where also be the
most extensive collection of portraits Of distinguished ndi
yidnals before exhibited in this city.
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tory n. Wall street, offers pee ular advantages TO VII
being private and devoted that business He keep
the varied stock In the city Copy the ad
dress N. B.-Two hrst rate workmen wanted immediately
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medicinal luxury the richest and most elegant
ration o. the day for general debility weakness Of the so
mach chronic carrhea lose Of appetite, dyspepsia Sc in
large botes price 20 cents For sale by H. " Bush whole
sale drnggst 99 Greenwich street corner Of Duane street
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Gooa ANA Cheap yya.ches.
JEWELRY AND sILvER W 4

JEWELRY AND SILVER WARE
wholesale and retail,at No. 96 Noiih End
STREET, corner OF Quarry, Philadelphia.
Go!d lever watches, fnIl iewelled, Ie
caret cases. $40 and upwards.
Silver lever do, full jewellcd, sIe and
upwards.
Silver lepine do, jewelled, sll and up:
wards.
Silver quarter watches, from 80 10 10.
Gold pencils, from 81 so to 81,
Superior gold rings, from 81 TO 80 cts.
Other articles in proportion. All goods
warrantedto be what they are sold for.
Constantly on hand, full assortrent
of fine GOLD JEWELKY and SILVER
WARE; Also. an assortment of NJ. J..
Tobias & Co. +. Simpson Samuel aud
Brothers; E. S. Yates 8. Co.; John Har-
rison; g. e. r. Beesley's, and other su.
perior PATENT LEVER Movements.
which will deceased in any style desired
Arrangements have been made with all
the above celebrated makers, The best
manufacturers Of Liverpool, 10 furnish at
shori notice any required style of Watch,
for which orders will be taken and The
name and residence of the person order.
ing put Oh ifIequested.
= o. CONRAD, No. 96
North Third Street.
Importer Of Watches.
January !, 1e50.--ly.40
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CHER E Y 3 e Az,

~ = - a
ne unfo'st suoeess winch mas ATTENDED, 'ne
use pow
efto relieve qnd cure the nave
ganed lot y 2 y se-
eeino we onef IN me ait''aeo et.h entire
confidence 70 sis virtues ana ne iesi penef naI
VIII suhaus ans ssvefss, =. os-
'easc upon the ehtoal any ne 'esui.s ~
they become prpi'eiy hn1xn. very nasy,aNy at
tIsss NJ a''st's' su', sa a
'f,Si ERi,F plstsroiiA NAV lie seen II ,he follow
inn IN, !: s " "; q ''sS
III - nf.u M n 3 ~. -. - o.
sseeiftttfs plssts A. s ~ C soh
gefy Nfedtclfi itofffts e, ~. Z Stsas
L gives me pleasure 70 certify to he value and
efficacy of Ayers CHEEKY psctorai, which con-
sder peculiarly adapted 70 cure diseases OF the
fhioat and Lung ~
The ri. Reu. Lord bishop Field
Writes ins letter To- his friend, who was sinking
utdar an uf1ecfionsaf the Lungs, .'rfv the Cherry
Pectofai. ana if any tncdicine Gun dive YOU relief
with the blessing Of Godihaf wilI !,
f,d;sf .J,,sf;ce Eusiis.
Of Ions,a, : ;i,es III ! xo,,or saghter Of his
,ya . severe attacks 81 Croup by
Gtbc { ;l,esss spee,,ral ~,
Ha,,,a,,, Tan %. ,sas
Dear Sir. Having ,,een rssoped from pait,fa
ond auscsous disease by your n,cdcine, gratitude
preinPls me @ send you This acknowledgment. MT
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IEIyER oaMFLAIa'f,

Jaundice, )gspepsid, clironie Of Acr
fous DeJilfiy /. Disease Of he Kid
,le!gss and
g al diseoses aris-
ing from a disordered
LiUer or Stomuclt. such "a
Coastipafion, Inmard Plies
Eufnsss Of Blood 10 the Head, Aei.
dry of The STOMACH. Naasea. Heart
burn, Disgust TO, Food, Fuiness or
Weightin the Stomach. Sour
Erustdfions, Sinking or
F,tffering al che pit
of the Stomach.
,Sioimming
Of the
Head, Hurried and difficult Breathing,
Hatt,ering at the Heart, choking or
sufocaiing sensations tchea In
a lung posture, dimness
of Vision, Dots or
Webs before The Sight, Fsuer and Dull
Pain in The Head, Deficiency Of Perspi-
ration, Yelio,eness of the Skin and
Eyes, Pain in The Side, Back,
Chest, Limbs, Se. Sudden
Hushes Of Heat, Bur-
ming in The Flesh, Constant Inoginings
of Euii, and Great Depres.
sion Of Spirits.
CAN DE ErFEcTuALLY CURED BY a.H
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@9nes @uannDmsG
PANACEA.

The afflicted are invited to call and see MI
isaac Bfooks, Jr., Al the Garner Of Third and
Wilcox streets, md Miss Christians Sands,
Beach street below Spruce street, : n the SchuyI
kill. These two persons have been snaiched
ffomsthe very jaws oi the destroyer through he
agency Of thai most polent of MI medicines,
DIR. CULLEApS: LNDIdN VEGETABLE
PdNACEA
Df: CaiIen's Psnacea is the only carain cure
fol 6erofuia or Kings Evil. Tetf er. ErysipeIas,
Old Sores and Ulcers. Mercural Diseases. and all
othei afIestons, cutaneous or otherwise, arising
from impurities Of The blood.
In the eexuaordnay cure ofMr. Brooks, peo.
pie who visit him, hold up their hands n, as
tonisiment, that As medicine could huse ar
rested his disease--then go away resolved TO re-
commend j)r cullen's Indian Vegetable Paua-
cea to every one they hear Of who has need of o
pqriging medicluo.
SO with Christiana sands--hor cu1c Of Scrof-
sslous sofe fllToat was quite as extraordinary as
Mt. Brook i, when we reflect that from the dis.
ease her tea or coiIee would frequently pass out
{ Of her Bars when attempting 10 drink. fsee
her certificate. ..rs
Thepeepie are beginning 70 undcrslahd, too,
thnt The various 5yfnps Of sprlnparilla arc little
better than molasses, and that II is madness to
throw away money on articles which, under the
most favorable circumstances, do not produce
any impression on The system until several GAL
ons have been swallowed. One bottle Of Dr.
sCnilen's Pnnacea seldom fails TO produce con-
viction in the minds Of patients thai radical
cure u eeftain.
Thus llvTe. % necessary ,an ally 70 rnedi-
cine springs up at the outset, and tho patient
Is cured before any othor preparations could have
made the Slightestimpcssio upon the disease
In fact, the twelve ounce boitIea Of Dl. GuI.
Ien'e Pnnacca, compared with the pint and quart
bottles cf other purifiers, are valuable about in
the proportion Of gold 10 copper. Those who
uonle prefer peany 10 half eagle, m account
of its size, would make q peor selectlon 70 say
tho least. = =.
sassapas!ilu a good purifier .Brs CnlIen's
sPanacea eonjuins Its oxtraet in its most concen.
stfatt d form Added to this are other extracts,
more aefive.s and powerful. aud which effect in
continuation with the sarsap parla. ysIatthe lat
ter article of eombined with the most powerful
spoisons, eonnot alone accomplish. :
Hhas cured where every yshing else had failed
and this iha multitude Of cases-not IN Europe
or 10 the moon, (nhere SO many great cures
haYa been performed, but in fhiladclhia and
oit |afts Of the union. And be il distiuctly
znnas aloe1 that We do not obtain our extracts BY
,sbofing 100 gallons down 10 one. Il being
known 70 evety slTuggist's apprentice that boiling
destroys hc essential virtues Of medicinal plants
Ro5vasp & WALTON, rfopfietoss,
Wholesale zand retail, No. 81 North SfxTH
Stree or r. r.. Iltz, Bloomsburg NJ C.
Grief, patrille Peter Emit Light street
Riekojs aud Siewatt, Oransevi Gle Cyrus
Barton, Eapytown ] Schmiek, Cattawissa; /;
"a G Shncnalef, Backhofn.
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ORANGEyILLE FOUNDRY
IND
M A CHIME sHOP,

The subscriber has now in active opera
ton the new FOUNDRY and Machine Shop
recently erected at OraDgeyille, and will be
ready tofumish castings Of every size and
description, and. every deairable kind Of
machiney9.
Castings for Mills, Plough irons, Stoves Of
every kind, Kettles, Boilers and all other
kinds Of Hollow ware will be furnished by
him at the lowest prices.
He has also on hand, and will make 70
order, THRESHING MACHINES AND
pL0uGHS ready FOR nse, and equal to the
best nude 10 this region Of the country.
Farmers inneed of Castings or machine-
~ will find It TO their advantage TO visit his
establishment He will keep on hand lot
of articles manufactured hy him, out Of
which a fair selection can Away be made.
g Every description Of machinery neatly re-
paired on. .tlle shortest notice and most rea-
Old metal takon ii pay snent for work
s s = D. Z. HlkYIIURsT 8
orangeviiie; July 29th 1850.
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Ertract from Letter.
Competen ce and Health.

"IAFcAsrER PA, Oct 81, 1s47.
"MY DEAR SIR: know you will have the kind
to bear with me in encroachng upon your time,
while acknowledge lin behalf Of myself and wife|
the obligations we feel ourselves under TO you In hav
ing made known certain matters, contnined In your
most invaluable Married woman's Private Medical
Companion Il has been worth It's weight in gold
to mo. If express myself rather warmly, you win
see thai can not do so too warmly when inform
You of the extent to which have, through it, been
benefited. viii state my situation when obtained
your book through she merest curiosity look upon
It as one Of tho most tortunate events of my lite
had been married some ten years and was the father
of seven children was fong struggling INCREASINGLY
to the end that might gain moderate competency,
but the results Of my utmost exertons at the end left
me about where was a tho beginning OF each year
and that only, with the most stinted economy, suf-
cling with barely the necessaries Of life. Finally this
constant effort was beginning TO have lbs effect upon
my health: felt less capable TO endure It's continu-
ance while felt the necessity Of persevesduce.
:" This constant unceasng struggle on my pni3 was
imperative in consequence of the prostrated cordi
ton Of my wife with occasional intermission) for six
years. much Of the time confined to her bed, and o.
course incapable of taking the charge and manage
ment Of household aaira. Her condition arose from
causes Of which was ignorant. Oh! what would
have given had the six years to live over againi
What would my wife have given TO have been spared
tho long days and still longer nights PROSTATE
bed Of sickness - all Of which would have been
avoided, had then seen copy Of THE MARRIED
WoMAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION,