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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-14
BY wELLINGToN GoDDIy, AUcT.
VALUABLE DWELLING HOUSE AND SIEVE
RAJ VACANT LOTS. ADJOINING TIE CITY SPRING,
AUCTION

FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
NRlIL be sold SATURDAY atenno he 2 day OF May,
w ls92 tie premises commencing O'Clock hat large
brick dwelling with all the buildings attached there adjoining
the City the occupancy Mr. Samuel e. Greenhow
The lot has OF So and extends about
which, handsome building
the North OF the hbovcisc 81
lis the West line si aud back zoo
the East iue 9Th which have he
of the above properly the central part OF The CITY,
quiet and rura neIhhorhuod Renders peculiarly valuable
who desire reside etnd and peasan, par, Of the cly
Terms-Une n cash balance and years
Bile notes Interest aidcd) securedb by ru.l eet
May 3-lds w. GnDDlN Auct.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PIANO FoRTEs, GUITARs. &c.

- - mfiANC FoRTES, GUITARS, Sc.
H. TAfLORis constantly receiving supplies OF .sEa.z,
fs"rssv fl N1S r%EI ,53 ron
New York The Pianos Of Tie above celebrated rascrs
'e attention Of the public possessing the hes,
no 10 purchasers for mcrcta years Forte and
MUSIC warehouse; ami though taken from large 'cr
them iolheir remarkably rich tones elegant workmanship
as arcpecuar to all the instruments OF the
Purchasers win derive advantage going NoI,as
MY assortment comprises insrumensofG GH aud ottayes-te
va Mclodeunsturlsedo order astnr notice and on favorable
INSTRUMENTS plain and Iaid and ranging price S. $50
constantly on hand together with and merchan
lou Main street., Opposite the Banks. May IL
(HARRIAGES-CNRRIA G1S.-ThrgnIc sarR ~
,9bs,men', Lombard Alley . Seiwes" ' Main aud e
ass conc Sna cbara ass'' near The Columbian and ov
S n ~ his own make Tue best materials and
kind can be in the city Of Richmond; and respectfully ask call
m E those want n any ase in the CARRIAGE line as deter
April &c dom MlCAIAII MANGUM.
NEW CASH DRY GOODS STOKE.
NE subscribers have associated themselves for the purpose Of
conducting general Dry G"eds business in the ely Of Rich
opening large stock Of eaaonab staple Dry GOo!' II
markets they confident saying that they are enabled sell
goods for the cash cheaer than other house in the city
be pleased TO favor DOING hope public
patronage. GEORGE HART.
Our will be opened for the goods Monday 81
May. Nav GIN
FOR NEW YORK.
TO SAIL. on FRIDAY. liTII INST. AT O'CLOCK
vgSE splendid steamship CITY OF NORFOLK, ]. ;, ~
Post MASTER ready Cargo, and >5s,rsS,
will positively sail above S4%T-1lSI27
For freight passage, having superior $500
accommodations urp!y 10 WM D. COLQuITr
a. ). LEE.
Cabin passage. including meals, only So
Steerage passage. including meals, co..
~ B-Ihe rates Of freight by this line of follows:
IIdls. Tobacco, 81 90 each
Boxes 10 Is cents each
y boxes do IL DO do
x do do do do
Cases 25 do do
Flour Dbl 90 do
Measurement goods, crnts per cubic foot
May l0-5t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-14

Inns withdrawn his connexon with the business
Sassrs bradley Brother and offers his services TO ms
rends and the public AGENT AND
s, eonded TO bis care the best prices and inc
market prices, all merchandise that may De oIaerea OF nm
Please address.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-14
REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
UtEDEY JOHNSTON have removed 10 the store rees W
by s. Co, No li3 Et.e square,
where they aud opening larg. anu a.
attention OF their former patrons and the public generally
TO TIE PATRONS OF THE LATE CoNCERS Or "a MA
THEwS s. CO. AND THE PUBLIC G H. rt Store or
Having aken Salesman in the DRY LOCUS Ie VI
Messrs DUDLEY JOHNSTON successors 10 Mensrs Az,
Co respectfully beg ask the attention OF Inc customers
the late employ have spent
large desirable stock Of staple and fancy Dry uoous july
ree i and op.ned nv Them feeling warranted in assuring hen
that INV new position aided by The accommodating and liberal
pp,;sf,c;on' "r' WILLIAM C. FERGUSON.
Aprl6-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-14

VA6HINGTUSi
srx.-x resolutions were adopted calling for infor-
la 10 the accounts of Mr.. Todd late minister to
ai,n aS Homestead bill was received from the House,
n or adjourned to the l7th to allow time for putting
ne ~, ~ :, order for summer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-14

FARM IN HENRICO FOR SALE.
AvING removed the city Of Richmond. offer Tor ta
vat-iy presently Farm three miles below Riehmoh
containing $50 acres. For Terms, apply TO rsrr A.
Nav .-eit w GODDIN.
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H.s -e.---S en-. = oE THE EAST.

yUyjS thorough bred and well Known saIIoH W.T.
& stand the ensuing in the counties OF Aine -,I
ma and Nelson Charlottesville thence TS
~ Nslsnn Court House via the Cross Roads (Sorh GarN
der on The stage leading from Charl'Ites'le 20 Ne h
lie will he will regularly auehu n san's @ .a,s
lay lie will no, ayr his way one'ha me lo my hny.
ANY person wishing putmares. vii! please sehd he"'' w
stands. e..., ,,ou,r. Insurance: tTer
,s ,hs and six dollars the single leap 10 oe pau
"a he services are rendered. There will be 10 no % M
fr,n these removable terms. let circumstances NC " '
one could ask more W CIsyor oil
lie viii be the surervison OF mi h i he seen 10 by Mr.
CharoessiIe) and when al Ne''0" = - :" ''
| Loving. ,,,, b,, all vim are and NAV be indebted
and future will be so good as TO come otafu
| and settle up. Respectfully n " " ~ .
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aCDICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

AM prepared furnish Planters WIN rar'hinsS
4 Jools of most approved patents and du'ab'e
uorkmansbp at manufacturers very lowest casn -.
nrires Selling chiefly work Of Messrs whitman 70 aa
,emu,ns awarded the Maryland Stale FAR ior ipe
~ mrn,s farmers may confident OF being accommodated
81 ,rsr Powers Thrishcrs, Portable Corn and "a"
Shelters and Bamboroughs r an fi,
@ r.reiysI "a premiums triumphed al! conpet'.
s,aogrea embracing list Of Implements and Dir c:ons 10
you. 1,,ni.I.J gr.tis THOMAS BRANCH.
a N,h ., rw1n Commits sion Merchant, Petersburg
adj orn t,y.
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nrST NEWS By THE TELEGRAPH.
he'd for tho Richmond Enquirer.

,o,cRESS Of TaE UNITED STATES.
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49, IN OUR COL UMNS may be the
Of thai excellent medicine known Ayers Cherry Peco
raj Its diseases OF the Lungs at
tracing only learned and phanthru
pic but of the whole public. The article undoubtedly is what
preends 10 be- remedy for Lung Complaints and the remarkable
which becoming known where long be
| uQked by the people March 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-14
VeR THOMAS H. GREENoUGH pupil of Dr. Chas II. D.

VAR THOMAS H. GREENIIOUGH, pupil of DR. Chas H. u.
Wellesley NJ, c. r. l. s, has arrived from Pc
the Exchange HOTEL where he may be
consulted limited number of weeks the treatment Of Bron
chis Throat Pulmonary Consumption Asthma and the va
rious forms OF Chronic Dyspepsia For lnormai"n Dr. IT, would
simpy state ta his consists the Inhalation of
medicinal vapours whereby remedies are brought into direct con
tact diseased OF the Lungs The inaen new
and may be used by the most feeble
US The opportunity the power Of the the very
o the disease.
A. DR. q can only remain Richmond three four weeks
cuun, Petersburg II IL hoped that MI who
Of his services viii lose no time IN doing
a. ma il Dr. his PATIENTS by the time OF his dc.
partue will restored 10 health or in fair way OF recovery
rom TWO or three weeks under his immediate
~ The the medical profession cordially invited
call.
Ladies' visited residences and whenever DESIRED IN
consultation with their family physician ... :.
luril- ~ Inf NJ. w.
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II. u. RICHARDS.
NO. 81, JOHN STREET, THREE DOORS BELO"
Nnssau Street. Now York,

LYScIBuRo, vIRGIffA,J
TX EEPS hand general assortment OF Hardware anu Cne
IN of almost Tools Builders Goods
Articles Persons wishing TO purchase goods N
ie line prices desired 10 call him at No 81
John street find all articles the most reasonable
n ID. NICnhNno,
l4-clm No 1i John street, New fotK'
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NOR RENT-Tns upper part OF the lower -
kno WIN az House, 10 the occupancy OF
Mrs Phip, az Millinery containing nine rooms for rent Ill
low. For further particulars apply to Now, 30
MAY DONE q w.
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80 WESTHAM PLANK ROAD COMPANY
49, An adjourned of the Stockholders of the Weshan
Plans Road Company will held the Farmers Bank Of Virginia
| on MONDAY. May 18th, at IL o'clock.
Ma l2-td w IIANAII, Pres't.
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w authorized to the Hon JOHN w. BROC.
49, KENBROUGH of Rockbrige. a candidate the office
Judge of the Court Of Appeals for the third section under
Virginia l3-ctle
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-14

- TO THE VOTERS OF HANOVER COUN-
1t~Se TY-FELLow CITIZENS make of this method OF
announcing myself candidate for the Sheray With years
experience Of the business Courts in the Common
wealth. feel sensible Of the aduous aud responsible duties
the office involves which will be called confer
should preference fell upon me- shall uir
ded Your fellow citizen,
April li-c5l HENRY r ZONES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-14

~ FELLOW CITIXENS.-I announce myself can.
~ didae for the Magistrdcy the District bounded by The
road leading from Brocknan bridge Cayons old store from
thence along the road TYlians depot ard the Albemarc
line Should be pleasure eject pledge myself dis
charge the duties of said office TO the beat Of my ability
$Louisa, April 3U-w3w RICHARD G. RlBB.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-01-07

photographic reports from the
east are tall specimens of mang-
ling beating railroad collisions and
steamboat explosion all hollow. Sen
fences bit in two, subjects amputatcd
and ideas drizzled to the hundreth
dilution, with about as much tart
ness as circus lemonade, max e up
the concentration of flatness and in
sipidity that reaches the western
country. Such thing as connect
cd statement about anything seems
never to be thought of. Congression-
al proceedings a week old are jumb-
led in with yesterdays; snatches OF
antiquated market reports; the price
of whiskey, a sentence from kossuth,
an extraordinary dogtight, PROPOSE
ton of some member of Congress
amputated just behind the ears, and
the price of lard lamps, drip from the
west end of the lines, at intervals
from day to a week, apart. We
think the press west of New York
had better club together, employ and
send on an agent with brains enough
to know the difference between the
moon and a cheese, to operate line
an hour each day for their beni6t.-
The nuisance is getting unbearable
Wis. Argus.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-01-07
MEDICAL NOTICE.

nR. FIR CIOLTNA, formerly Professor of
~ Opthalmalgolic diseases of the eyes, in
the University of Zurich, Germany and lately
director of the Indinna Private Hospital, Co
lumbus Ind.
Would respectfully inform the citizens of
Iowa City and vicinity, that he is here perma-
nently located, to practice in all branches of
the Medical and Surgical sciences Heis in the
possession of all Surgical and Surgi mechani-
cal instruments. and refer particularly to the
rations, as to all other surgical and delivering
operations.
REFERENCES from United States, England.
Germany, France and Italy, to be seen at his
office on Iowa Avenue, in Mr. Crum's building,
where he may be found a. NIL hours, if not alb,
sent on business
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-01-07
SONG FOR THINKERS.
BY CHARLES SWAIN.

Take the spade of Perseverance,
Dig the field of Progress wide;
Livery roiton root of faction
Hurry out and east aside;
Every stubborn weed of Error,
Every seed that hurts the soil;
Tares, whose very growth is terror
Dig them out whatcer the toll
Give the stream of Education
Broader channel, holder force.
Hurl the stone of Persecution
Out, wheree they block its course;
Seek for strength in seliexertion
Work and still have fat h to wait
Close the crooked gate to fortune;
Make the road TO fortune straight
Men are ange's for the future!
As they work SO ages win
Either harvests of advancement,
Or the product of their sin
Follow our true cultivation,
Widen Educa,ion's plan,
From the majesty of Nature
Teach the majesty Of Man!
Take the spade of Perseverance;
Dig the field of Progress wide;
Every bar to true instruction
Garry out and cast aside.
Feed the plant whose fruit is Wisdom,
Clense from crime the common sod,
So that from the throne Of Heaven
1t may bear the glance of God.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-01-07
TIL e 10 w A {
Religious Intelligence.

Methodism is fourishing in vari-
Gus parts of Canada. Conversions
and addition to the church are quite
numerous.
On the occasion of the dedication
of the Central Methodist Z. Church
in Newark, N. j., on the 9th ult.
upwards of $4,000 of collection
was raised.
The Baptists are making numer-
Gus converts in Georgia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee and Alabama.
The Catholic church edifice, late
ly erected at Lick Run, in Scioto
county, Ohio, was blessed, on Sun
day, the 4th inst. Confirmation was
at the same time administered to
thirty-one persons, two OF whom
were converts.
CONVERTS to Catholicism appear te
be as numerous as ever in Grea
Britain. In one town in Wales, tn
Catholics, who numbered only six
lteen, q few years ago, are now sta
{ ted BY the Tablet to be twenty fiv
r hundred, and the work goes on
The conversion Of Wilbeforce seem
:.l..ili 81 esyr t Krsat lex J;
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-01-07

- IA hes 49, = .ehd ~ % tefsfilI
Ard wait the full wealth 81 the world to her
& feet
Where she bends. Great Protectress, to greet
the pale strangers.
The p;lerims Of many realm, vhoprefer
TO the 'liercics Of tyrants her seas and her
10 their birth place, the exile that watts
them to her;
Whence far as the breezes and pillows, her
Is heard on all shores, by their slaves and
their kings;
l will come, l will come, like the march of the
And the healing of nations go forth on my
wings.
Oh that land Yes we know tits luminous
story,
Its wealth of all Nature-Amerca's land
We would die for thar land Of our love and our
glory
We live to sustain it-heart, spirit, and
hand
And thus brothers. friends we salute it-Oh
never,
That proud constellation made less by a
Eas. starr
All hail il perpetual still Frightening forever
The fond hope of millions, in peace or in war
Till the hard Rock of Plymouth be worn by
the ocean,
And CT arlestowns tall Obelisk dust on the
shore.
And dear Old Dominion, thy noblcst devotion
And the gift of thy Chieftiancy though Of nc
more,
Shall this bond long our glory, still bind u'
together,
One people from Maine to the Mexican lines
From the Chesapcake's wave to the Cape o
Foul weather.
From the Palm Of the South TO the Gaia
racL's Pines
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-01-07
KNOW We THE LAND.
BY ]. @. WHITTIER.

Know We the land where the Forrest and Prairie
Spread broadcast away by the Catteract's fall,
Where the harvests OF earth most plentious'y
vary,
And the children that reap them are happi-
est Of all;
Where the long rolling rivers go nightly wen
With wealth on their billow through many a
q cline;
Where the lakes mid the woodlands, like seas
are extending,
And the mountains rise lone in the centre
sublmey
Know We the land where Royal Oppressor
Made the burghers and Husbandmen bow to
his will
But they fought the good fight, under God,sh
e RedressOr,
And the heart of Humanity beats to it still
Where the lakes, mounts and plains, keep, in
spring or solemn,
Their tales Of that strife, and its monuments
be
The statue, the tablet, the hall, and the col
But--best ana most lastipg--ths Souls Q
the Free
Know ye the land, where fair Freedoms do
Ininion
Stands .proudlisr than any the earth eve
knew,
when Greece flashed liz Ore though the Ese
OF Ro,ns,s drossdsa.usp6
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-01-07
II. G.. FARRELL'S
ARABIAN IMMINENT.
far beyond any similar remedy.

About a year and half ago, swelling APP
peared in my wifes stomach, gradually in
creased in size until it became as large as my
fist, and sore that she could not bear the least
pressure upon it without giving her extreme
pain. ! got the advice of our best doctors,
and they differed in opinion about it, some said
it was Ague Cake or Enlargement of the Spleen,
some, that it was an Enlargement of the Ova-
ries, and others said it was Tumor of the Ova-
ries, and could not be cured except by cutting
it out, In this critical situation, was per-
suaded to try II. G.. Farrell's Arabian Linment
upon it, aud strange as it may appear, upon the
third application she began to improve, and
has continued getting better daily, until now
she is as well as ever-enjoying excellent health
d. MCCONNELL.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-01-07

DDickens, in one of his inimita-
BILE tales, in the course of a disser-
tation on railroads, gives the follow
ing graphic description of a locomo-
tive and its music:
':As to the ingein, nasty, wheesin,
creekin, gaspin, putin, Dustin mon
ster, always out of breath, with a shi-
ny green, and gold back, like an I'M
pleasant beetle in that are glass
magnitier; as to the ingein, as is al
ways pourin' out red hot Goals at
night, and black smoke in the day,
the sensiblest thing it does, in my
opinion, is ven there's somethink in
the way, and it sets up that ere
frightful scream, which seems to say
Now here's two hundred and forty
passengers in the VERY greatest ex,
tremity o danger, and here's then
two hundred and forty screams in
vonw
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-01-07
INFORMATION WANTED.

of WASHINGTON DODD, who left Jeffer-
~ sonville, Ind, six years ago. He is now
supposed to be living in Carleton, Iowa. Any
information respecting him will be thankfully
received by addressing
MRS. RUBY DODD,
Oct i7-n22 Louisville, Ky.
The Iowa Capital Reporter and st Louis Re
publican will please copyto amount of 50 each,
and charge this office, and call attention to the
same editorially
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-01-07
FRUIT TREES,
CULTIVATED AT THE NURSERY OF
Il Il IL Avery. & miles $ w Of BUR-
lingtOn,

X 4 IL Avery. 6 miles $ w Of Bur-
Consisting of apple, Pear, Plum, Cher
ry, Ounce, Grape, Vines, St'uwber-
rics, dc. dc.
ME would call especial attention to our fine
w stock of APPLE TREES They are re-
markable for their handsome shape, thrifty and
vigorous growth. and well furnished branches.
Our stock consists of over so 900 Trees, from
to feet high and embraces all the leading
standard varieties-together with large stock
of new AMI rare kinds. We cultivate only
such varieties in large numbers as are most
worthy and has proven to be hardy..and well
adapted to our soil and climate.
PRICE:
APPLE TRErs-Slo per 100 or 800 per 1000.
LARGE PEAR TREEs-Of the most approved
kinds-50 cents each or $40 per 100
DWARF PEARs-One year old, = to feet high
-35 cents each or $50 per lOO.
Also-the following Nursery stock:
Cherry Seedlings, Mazzard one year old, $40
per 1000
Apple Seedlings, one year DID, So per 1000.
Plum Seedlings, best for stocks, one year
old, s. per 1000.
Apple Trees just grated and ready for setting
in the Nursery, in less number than 5000, SD
per 1000, in larger number $40 per 1000
Apple Trees, one year from gait, feet high
500 per 1000 49,
We would say that we have been engaged 10
wears at the Nursery business in this State, and
have one of the largest and oldest bearing Or
chards from which to procure cuttings for graft
ing; and have spared no pains or expense IN
procuring and testing all highly approved
kinds, and we therefore feel prepared to FUR
nsh trees true to the name.
Persons sending orders who are unacquain-
ted with the different kinds, are assured that
careful selections will be made from the very
| best
! In all cases when a variety is eXhauStedsby
I sales and orders cannot wholly be hlled, the
! balance of remittance will be returned to the
purchaser, unless requested TO supply the de-
! ficicncy with other kinds.
| Trees delivered at the Nursery or packed
and sent according to order are then at the RISK
of the purchaser. Those to be forwarded by
water will be labeled and packed in such a
manner, that when at their destination will be
found nearly or quite as fresh as when taken
| from the Nursery, and will be delivered at the
wharf or on board of steamboat, at Burling
without any additional charge except fol
| packing.
| IL Allorders accompanied with the cash oil
satisfactory reference, directed TO the proprle
tors or left with Alfred Clark, in Burlington
will meet with prompt attention.
IL Printed catalogues sent gratis to all pos'
| paid applicants. r. IL ii. AVERY.
Oct is, 1851. Burlington, Iowa.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-01-07

Ono AND MIsslsslPPI RAlLRoAD-The
following dispatch was received yes
terday by c. Stetson, Esq, from St
Louis.
Contract ratified in full board
with one dissenting voice. Three
cheers for the road"
This is the finishing touch. The
whole line, from Cincinnati to st
Louis, is now under contract, with
a responsible and efficient firm, and
soon the work will be opened.-Cin
cinnati Enquirer.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-01-07

RUMoRED CUBAN ExPEDTIoN.--Ac cor
respondent from Washington says
another secret Cuban expedition is
being arranged, with amillion of dol
lars contributed already, and the chief
agents are now in New York, Phil
adelphia, and Washington, working
silently and subterraneously.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-01-07
Notice to Females,

John Bulls SarsaparilIa is of the greatest female
medicines in existence. In those numerous cases
where the constitution is ehitated the energy s
lessened when the efforts of nature weak and Deficient
profse and overwrought when the face pale and
cooress the strength feeble and yielding the spirit rou
bed and depressed the health broken mind shaken and
consequently the happiness destroyedthen Bulls sarsa
para sovereign remedy 1t assists nature in the per-
Torrance Of her duty, braces the whole SYSTEM renews
permanently the natural energies, removes distinctions
health and happiness Were ladies generally to adopt the
of this Medicine would far less suffering disease
unhappiness among them than exists health would
the place of disease the cheek would succeed inc
pad (ace; should have smiles instead q tears ana per-
haps happy long life instead short by disease,
made miserable by suffering and affection.
At that critical period termed the life" which
often attended with much danger, Bulls Sarsaparia
found to exert most beneficial effect All ladies approach
ing this CRISIS should be apprsed of this TACT and nsai
themselves Of this valuable Medicine.