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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-02-12

sold out their share in the public plumber for
$40, 900 in cash, clear profit, to another party
who takes the contract off their hands at that
advance, Body, the railroad man, being surety
for the purchaser. Section 355, has been
awarded to George Law, the great steam job
Der, for $347 ,493. There we're 4S bidders for
this section lower than Law, all as responsible
as he. Seven Of the bids average $l4s,O00
less than his for the work; which shows the
share of the plumber UNANIMOUSLY put into the
pockets of this rich man. Section 207 was let
to Sackett g. Co., at 500, SOL. There were %
lower bids from responsible persons. four Of
which we observe, average $40, 900. Sackett
is lawyer. Section 1916 was let to Thomas
King for $3l $50. There were 80 lower bids,
several of which were $50, 900 lower. King
is an Albany lawyer. Section 1873 was let to
N. G. King & Co., for s47, 27o. There were
IS lower bids, several of them at SIG, 900 less.
Section 1923 was let TO Hawlcy g. Barton, for
$2S,850. There were lower bids, three Of
which averaged SIS 900 less. Hawlcy is an
editor. Section 367 was let to Clark g. Tiffis,
at $54 500. There were 80 lower bids, sever
al of which averaged $4,000 lower. Clark is
bank cashier. These are merely few speci.
mems, taken at random, from the published list
The whole of it runs in the same infamous
way. The successful bidders for the mos,
part, are whig lawyers, politicians, doctors,
editors, and very few Of them practical work
ing contractors. Most Of their bids were much
lower. .2eirg;.
The wing swindle, will, it is thought, be re.
Pudiated by the legislature, by the annulmen,
Of the fraudulent contracts made by the late
Wing Canal Board.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-02-12

FROM EUROPE. Steamer Europa, from Liv-
erpool Jan. 25th, arrived at Halifax, on Fri
day. She has Al passengers, So for Boston.
England.-The political world has been at
complete lull, all parties gancing prospec-
lively at the trial of strength that must take
place between Lord John Russell and paria-
ment.
France.-A new ministry had been formed,
named ministry of states Another decree
cancels Louis Philips donation to his children,
and approprates II 10 other purposes the
duchess of Orleans dowry of three thousand
francs as maintenance
1t is said that second if not third attempt
on President Napoeons life had been made
that an officer had snapped his pistol at him as
bis carriage was coming out of the Carousal.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-02-12

HoRRIBLE.-Five children Of John Whip
pie, Of Hamilton, were shockingIy- burned on
Wednesday evening, by the bursting OF a
spirit lamp, about which they were sitting
looking over their lessons for school. The
lamp burning dimy, one of them took j, to
see if it needed filling, when it suddenly ex-
Ploded with noise like the discharging Of a
of pistol, and enveIoped them In sheet of
fire. With rare presence Of mind, the oldes,
boy ran and plunged himself into snow
drift at the door, Three others were seized
by different members Of the family present,
and carried to the pump. where the fire was
extinguished, while the fifth was dipped into
a tub of buuermilk. The youngest child
has SINCE died, and one other seems in M
almist hopeless condition. There were four
teen persons in the room.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-02-12

r. Petitions are being circulated in York
County, for the removal of the courts from Al
fred to Biddeford. 1t is understood that large
sum of money must be expended upon the
County building at Alfred, should the courts
continue to Re held there, and it is urged that
Biddeford would accommodate the people of the
County better Than any other place, and should
therefore be the shire town.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-02-12

MARRIAGE OF JENNY LIND-Married in Bos-
ton, on Thursday morning, at the residence of
Mr.. S. G. Ward, by Rev. Charles Mason, as
sisted by Rev. DR.. Wainwright, of New York,
Otto Goldschmidt, of Hamburg, TO Middle. Jen-
ny Lind, of Stockholm, Sweden.
1t is stated that Jenny has taken house at
Round Hill, Northampton, Mass, for sum-
mer residence.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-02-12

- Our thanks are due to several friends and
gentlemen for valuable documents among
them, Hon. S. A. Douglas, Hon. J. w. Brad
barry, Hon. H. Hamlin, Hon. Lewis Cass, and
W. NJ. B., Esq.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-02-12
MIR. Buchanan on Hungarian
Affairs.

The following eloquent and patriotic letter
addressed by the Hon. JAMES BUCHANAN to the
Committee of Arrangements of the Kossuth
Banquet in Philadelphia, will be read with
feelings of pleasure by every friend of that dis
tingushed statesman. This letter shows that
Mr.. Buchanan's opinions on the Hungarian
question accord with those of the great mass of
his countrymen -
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-02-12

magisterial duties. 1t will be valuable con-
tribution to the profession generally, and we
have no doubt it will meet with ready de-
mand with them, as well as with other mag
istrates, who will find it an indispensable aid.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-02-12

O. The number of signatures TO the Tenn
perance petitions which have been presented tc
the legislature of New York up to the present
time, for the enactment of law similar TO that
in this State, amounts to one hundred and fifty
thousand
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-02-12

c. Steamer S. S. Lewis, which was built
in Philadelphia last summer, to run between
Boston and Liverpool is to be sold at auction.
The line of steam propellers between Boston
and Liverpool is therefore to be abandoned-at
least, by its present proprletors.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-02-12

81 The Skowhesan Clarion says-We IN
derstand that out of company of some ten or
twelve which left Palmyra, in this county, last
fall for California, news has been received that
three of them are dead, and four lay at the
poiut of death.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-02-12

FIRE.-On Saturday afternoon last, the house
of Mr.. Emmons Fisher, on Western Avenue,
took fire from defect in the chimney, and was
totally destroyed, together with most of the
furniture and large quantity of carpenters
tools, a f-vt+tTo 1r
The loss,-whieh falls severely upon Mr.
Fisher, who is an industrious and faithful me.
chapic,-is about $500, There was insurance
upon the house to the amount of $500, and $50
upon the furniture.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-02-12

A Modest Hint.-The Belfast Journal, in a
most friendly manner, advises the Lincoln
Democrat man "to tarry awhile in Jericho un-
til his beard be grown
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-02-12

g Miss Bremer's new work, is announced
to appear shortly under the title of Homes ii,
the New World.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-02-12

A. B. Underhill of Huntington, L. L., a
few days since, found in an oyster taken from
the harbor of Huntington one hundred and
eighteen pearls. They varied in size from a
pins head to pea.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-02-12

Levi Frye, of West Bath, died recently in
California. Just before leaving here, two
mouths since, ne effected an insurance on his
life TO the amount of $1,000. His thong hlful-
ness viii put his family in possession of aid
without which they would have suffered
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-02-12

g Bishop Southgate, of Portland, has ac-
cepted the invitation to the Rectorship of the
Church of the Advent, in Boston.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-02-12

ACCIDENT AND Loss OF LIFE.-A young lady
named Lincoln was instantly killed in Bruins
wick on Monday, in attempting to cross the
track of the railroad, near the depot, while the
cars were being backed for some purpose nee
essary in the arrangement of the train. A
companion endeavored to stop her, but she
slipped down and the entire train passed over
her. Miss L. was the daughter of widow
Lincoln, of B., about Is years old and very
beautiful.
Many fatal accidents upon railroads have &C.
CURED in the same manner as above, in the Vi
cinity of depots. Onght there not TO be man
al,cays stationed at the back end of the train
for the purpose of warning those who may at
tempt to cross the track while the cars are NOV
ing backward!
The Boston Post.-Messrs. Beals tsGreene,
publishers of this valuable Boston daily, in a
late number, announce that Mr.. Richard Froth,
ingham, Jr., of Charlestown, is hereafter to be
associated with them in the ownership and edi.
torial management of the Boston Post Mr.
rockingham has long been favorte contribu.
tor to the columns of the Post, and this arrange
ment will, no doubt, add materially to the eff
cheney of this old and popular establishment
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-02-12

William Wells, formerly a police officer of
Baltimore, has been tried at Washington, con-
victed of murder in the first degree, in shoot
ing boy at the Navy Yard, and sentenced
to be executed on the s3d of April.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-02-12

A gang of robbers broke open four stores in
Frankfort, on Wednesday last. About SIS in
money was obtained from them ALL
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-02-12

FIRE. The Free Meeting honse, at Dam
ariscotta Mills, was destroyed by fire, on Fri
day evening last-supposed to have taken in
the veslry, from stove pipe.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-02-12

ANorHER.-A barn belonging to Mr.. Catch
ell, was destroyed by fire on Monday evening.
We understand it was insured for $50 nearly
or quite enough to cover the loss.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-02-12
Augusta Correspondence.

Hearing on great Railroad Case before Conn
n,,ttee-D Democratic ntions-State Com
mutee-Discussion in the House, and Editorial
Contention, &c., &c.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-05-21
Ccqal " Offices,


STATE OF .VERMONTl The Nouoroll" tue
District o! Chiurujen s5 Piola,r Court i,t t..s
District aforesaid TO al persons concerned.
go. r,l5:
hereas, PIiny u. Corbn Guardian Of Royal A.
Corbln and CathAuuc a COrbin, minors, has tl.Is
day filed in said Court, his petition in wnliu1, set.
tug ipith that his SAID wards seized M their
own right, Of certain lands aud houses IN said State
each OF an Undivided twelfth part oil The following
named property g.
FIRST OF a OF and buildings thereon, sitoatcd iu
the ''Jgp @. Hu' .'Ou, al The luI ii.p NJ Church
,ucct aud Bank Str ct, and on The west side OF
C.J--h o1cet oho 'n me 10, j side OF Bank street,
Consisting q one mai acr' Of .aud 1ul ~ 'he same
tenement iatly u"prd and occupied BY the late
William y G. ,-.rDI, deceased
Second, Of snio.. 3d.. ''"nt IN slld BurlnIi f!.
aut ON the west SIDE O. saIu LaH5ch Street ueAt
sputh OF the Dapilst Church, and p.auL.I sUuth =
band Of Chalic- W uo,uott and on the west by l.ud
oi Horace Nhe"itf, Containing about twenty ar
rods OF 2Hd, with ow-.ii". 7csr ara cut heI.,s
thereon.
Thtd, Of enc h.tofa quarter acre lot in said , IT,
'ge Of Burlington, known a. lot No 81, Combining
one inurth Oi AN acre d land.
t.Wth, OF a pew in the Meeting House, in sail
Burn 4ton,oi " ca Rev. Mr., Worcester is Pastor.
FJib. o'uHe lot o, '-rd in the town OF }ari ID, in
Orleans County, to wit: lot No. <, IN the seventh
Range at lands IN sad Barton.
Also tn 1t 1t would be conclusive to the interest OF
his SAID WARDS. to have sand lands sold, and have
the proceeds OF such sal" invested in stocks q '.t AZ
interest, and praying said Court to grant hi license
to sell all the rant title and interest OF MS sud
wards IN sind real rstate either at private sale y;
pubic auction. Nuerrupon SAID Court issi -ueo
til" I'D day OF May \. u. o52 at the oiii: OF ,iN-
ford 4 Adams ~ sad Burlington, Tor hearing and
c'c.3iu4 On aid petition, ard ordered that all per
sons be notified thereof by publishing The nature o
snid petition, and the uils aud place OF hea ing
three weeks .yely, IN the burlington tlru
| Press newspaper printed at said Burlington. al
! which publications. go be previous to the day fy"s
! Tor hearing. Ihcrctofe, You are Hereby uou!ed t'
| appear before sud CuuG at the time and nee lturr
SAID land show cause, ii any you have, why sllt
| license should not tr granted.
BRADFORD RINFORD, Register.
Dated Darlington. this tirstl ,,2
| day Vt May. y. y. 1852.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-05-21
FEMALE COMrLIITTS.

and comprise all the dcrangem,n's 10 which females
are liable by the pecu,IaTlucS ul their organization
Among these are Pro apsus TEN, or Falling OF the
Womb; Chronic Inflammation and IicrIailuu OF the
Womb; Incidental liTmorrhagc, or Flooding; Flu
or AthuS, or Whites Chlurus~ Painful, Suppns
sea and Irregular Mru-uutal,n, Gr., with au their
accompanying evils Cancer excepted. otwhlicycr
Duration and severity. All these Co.p.Hus can
pleasantly, safely and certainly Icmcicd 10y TN
prcpaIaliuu.
The claims Of tbs Medicine to the confidence OF
the public are strengthened by the lac, OF lis having
! received the appreciation and liberal patronage OF
many prominent Members OF the Medical Faculty m
the United State, some 81 whom have voluntarily
gwen letters OF commentator, (1ec pamphlet su,-
aiming all that claimed tor the Cathe.lcon as a
curative agent
Pamphlets containing much useful information
touching the nature aud symptoms OF the above ds-
eases, together with testimonials .,om Ladies OF the
highest responsibility, as certified 10y tie most Sails
factory authority in the pamphlet "a all which the
attention oi Ladies and Practitioners is respectful y
| inv ted, can be had gratis NJ my store.
! THEODORE a. PECK, Agent Druggist, Bur
! hngtOn,
RrFECl EC-s.
/. Il. PECkllAN, NJ. D., Utica, Y. Y.
l.. i. FLEMING, 81. d New Brdnrd, Mass
y Y tOOTE, NJ. D., syracuse, n. Y
VI H. MlIui, II l., Rochester n. "
=. ", kE.,t.. r. g.. Gig At New Yo,k
/ W. FHFSCOrt a. A.. Con,orl II ii.
! ,c"tn .r.i,.s Esc..~av. q r@.pt
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CARPETINGS !
RoSr0T MARCH. 1852.

" T. have now in store aud arc constant
~ Ivrr,ryuI "ur Stock 81
GOHnN i'OR NIH}NG &lIFN.
AMI would c.. tie at,eut.ouoi purchasers OF Carpets
during the present season, 10 an Inspection OF tue
sam" Ogj list rmbrar"S q araArS ui
English and American |clvcts, Tapestry, y
BRUSSELS CtRPETI\GS,
in new nihrau.auI puiterns. Also, new and hand
some designs ol
SUPER AND EXTRA TmEE~PLY AND SITTER.
FINE INGRAM GooD..
i'Nra fne, lne and low priced wool, and Cation
aud Wool Carpets-Sllir trpets. m aii ..tucs .
Straw Matiings Of ali widths. PAINTED Floor
Cloths rugs, Mats, &c.
oar assortment IL very large and we would invite
particularly the attention OF Hoe froprirtors COm
n.,tets Tor Pubic Buildings, Iiousek, epels Sc, to
the same.
WM. P. TENNY e. CO.,
Carpet Hail over Maine Railroad Depot.
Iiaymarkct Square.
w31mos2
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REDUCTION IN PRICE
J. J. ADAMS,


BRUSH MAN UFACTURER,
90 Washington Street, Boston,
IL AS always a large assortment OF
~ Brushes tor sdc-ot the best quality and at low
fixed prices.
Hair BrVshes--oi Russia bris;les, stiff and pene.
uatIng-a,5 80, softer kinds Tor smoothing the hair.
Ie1h EtuS@cS-NNrlous patterns, OF the most
NaH B'uSheS-ln strong handles, all sizes and
shapes.
CLoth Brushes-made Of long elastic histes that
will not lnure the cloth, and OF short stiff hrstIes Tor
cleaning 'ii mud also French whsks and broom
corn whlsks.
Hat BrNshes-numerous patterns. soft and me.
dunn s,ifil -.
Starring Brushes-oiGic French bristles and Bad.
gers ha,I-ln bone metal, aud wood handles.
Ad0e BiushCS-.n sets OF three, neatly puI IN in n
box also all the usual kinds. Persons who polish
| their own boots cannot tail OF being suited
FteSh B'usAeS-long and short handles various
paterns--aIso Adam's CuUed Horse mir Flesh
Hubber, recommt nded by DR.. j. L. Warren and be-
IN! the best Flesh brush now in use Price rcduced.
Bah BrushcS-nn improved pattern-brist!es fast
encd with copper wire, and warranted water proof
Cruhb Bru9heS-l new pattern, Jus: finished be-
sides various qualities OF the Old patterns, made in
buffalo Horn, Rosewood, &c.--aiso, one SPLENDID
livery handled Crumb brush.
NcrUJJHs BrusheS--madr on oak wood, of sun
bn-i.es, and pper fastened severnl zrs.
H'dlh 6tushCS-a great variety, ~ plain and
fancy handles also some very rich ones OF the Ice.
scope pattern
ApeePiag BruSbcs-made of srag ht Russia brs-
ties, and warranted strong and durub.c-dterent
sizes.
busting Brushes-nl the usual sizes, in common
and fancy handles made OF the best materials, and
warranted strong ard -,rviceGblc
Feather DusterS-Sirelr's patent Feather Busters
al sizes plain and coored-soe agency for the sale
IN New Eug'
N51,IruIL Dt,yL,s L',,, -,,.,,. -.
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8. vi. PETTENGGEE &, CO.'S
BOST
BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
APRIL, 1882

The second Sptirs List, collected by :. VI PR
TrNsifI Co, Newspaper Advertising Agents
No. ~ State Street, bo,;oJ, who are auto bv
the publishers ct the best and mas wideig ri..ttG
Newspapers throughout the United States, to take
advertisement and subscriptions at their otJest rates
W lHE FOLLOWING IS LIST OF MANY CT
THE MOST SUBSTANTIAL AND HONORABLE
BUSINESS FIRMS ~ BosroN.-MERcuANrs
AND OTHERS VISITING THE CITY, WILL tIND
THE DIRECTORY OF GREAT SERVICE 10
THEM, AND TNEY ARE ADytcED TO TAkE
1T WITH THLN.
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ITANY wears of trial. instead of impair-
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A. lime r,nlss rhs.s ,,c,t ly,Iar mai better
knr,,n Tins .ii,i,, I ,,r f, h,c,,,. H. Iat
r.ii,,,,r. nt ,I n4t,,.'nI t, G LI.'i,. ~, ,b.
American ncasq ~ tr o,9.is o E'1nn nm nas
Thronohn,,, - .,.t,,,' -, ,'r '.,t,,n ci1y
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IsLINGTON FREE PRESS. FRlDAY MORNING. MY 81 lsSs
S. ". Pe:tongil & Co., Eoston Directo,, -.
Medical Notice to Females
DIR. G.. w. CAJKINS.

PHYsic1AN, surgeon Am ACuUCCHEUp.
OFFICE, l45 PLEASANT STREET, BOSTON
Special attention glven to disease Of Women and
Children. Many diseases considered Incurablp, or
relieved only by an operation, permanent cured ~!
means at once simple and safe. Married ladies' who
from i'll h"Hl'i, mgiiurneuon, or other causes. are
exposed to great risk Uncommon suffering at thelr
aCcoulnnent, may earn how 20 AVOID h,s CANCERS,
by Il tiney application to DR.. CulknS, either per
sonaiy OF by letter. Patients from the county, WIS.,
lung Boston Tor medical aid, should he sure to call
on HIM Accommodates provided IL, these wish
ing 10 stop few days in the city. A Il cnnmuulya-
tons sli.e''y contidentiIl, and promptly replied to
Medicines safely sent TO any par oil the country when
e ned.
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CALF
% iEice o. Gregory
CALIFORNIA EXPRESS,
Il9 Pearl, cor. Of Wal ST., New York.

\ \ consequence OF numerous personal applications
Il and also by Mail and Telegraph Tor Information
respecting the lines to California and 10 Pas
sage Tick Is on the steamers, the Subscribers now
issue a circular twice each month, saOwInI the prices
CHARGED on different lines, with Inc dates OF de par
turc nom this city, md the period 10 which tcnste
have been sold IN advance.
Also an account OF H." departure Of Transient
Steamers and sai'I'. v'-se ,lround Cnp- flon with
prices Of passage by each, and when the same can
be- obtained.
Dut long experience IN the California Express
business enables us 10 prepare circular from the
most reliable sources, ana which cmbrac much use
tu Information 10 those gong, or Intending ~ 20, to
California.
Those in want of such information can be- supplied
with Circulars by addressing Us, post paid
Persons residing at distance from New York.
who desire TO 90 to California, can themselves
the expense OF a Journey to New York and cunsr-
Guent loss OF time, and obtain Tickets by send
M sight drafts on New y ork, pay able to our order,
or by reference to respectable house who will pay
for the tickets when secured
The compensation charged for this service is FIVE
DOLLARS Tor each ticket procured. All orders Tor
tickets should be accompanied with the names al the
parties IN tH'l.
We forward Package Parcel and Letter Express
per each Steamer leaving tor California.
THOMSON X IlllCHCOCK
March l6. wGu.o'l
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E'dA MO- FORTE
AND
Al ODIJG ,SW I)l.S1.2,
NO. |, BANK BLOCK.

'IllE Subscriber has opened very cX-
ter slvc and choice selection of Musical Nrr-
chandlsr, consisting OF every variety OF Nlsca. la
srumcnl7 lrh a. Piano r,r,rs, SrrauLus, Nc.o-
druus, iia.' No.s, Nl.in4, Gu.tt4. r r.aS. G4go-
lets, C.lro1eis, Cupopeans, Ac.uu!. rs and Bras,
Instruments Of every description ton Bands; aso
i'as5 l'o. ana VIOLIN strings, Tumn. Forks, Tun-
inE Hammers, Ac
The assortment OF Sheet Music consists Of about
-Four lhol-aud Pieces Of the Iartst aud most popu.
Hr Music ct the day, additions 10 whirh vii be made
c',rv week, from the most extensive Importing and
Publishing iiou-rz IN New Yo'k md Boston. Ia
s'rucion Eoohs on hand tor every Instrument, and
az new works received a. soon as published
Church Music Books al every description
The attention OF Purchasers is respectfully invited
to the assortment OF Piano Fortrs, Serapuims and
Alelodeo ns, they are from the best Manufacturers
IN the country, and every instrument sold by me
will he warranted, unless otherwise stated to the
chpuTaseT.
Al theabove goods will be sold as low e e
purchased IN New YORK or Boston. aud the orders
OF Teachers aud those who huy To sell uga are Ic-
specuuly solicited aud viii he led and stnt to ans
pa'I OF IA" coIniIy "a "'aj g dUcotct
H. :. klVr
$50 "a at.u,N.
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flgs. .WhEsGhsHSE'S
U T RINE CATH0LIC0N

~ III u discovery
l ol the above
Preparation has es-
t15g,hcd 4 new era
in TIE history OF the
Healing Ant; it Is,
in truth, one Of the
greatest VI edIcal
ID sroverieS OF the
age, because it wi
eur" than nine
truths ot i class o
distressing diseases
incidental TO females
IN every stage at lite
and which have
heretofore resisted
the best efforts ol the
Medical profession
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