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Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-05-07
For the Journal.
Temperance.

There seems to be a systematic attempt to
bring Temperance into disrepute, by many news
papers Of the country; and it is as we'll that we
should know the estimation in which we are
held by those to whose support We contribute.
l enclose you for publication the following slip
from the Southern Press; a paper extensively
supported in this vicinity by Temperance men:
1emperonce.-It is better to he mailman
once in while, than rogue and abypocrite all
ones life.
This is one Of those "relic's of scraps" &c,
contributed regularly to that paper. 1t is not
the first which has appeared in the same quar-
ter, but it is the bodest. attack made in any
quarter. SECESSIONLST.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-05-07
ReDort of Il. f. Perry.
ONE or tIIa COMMITTEE OF rwEHrY-oNE.

ONE or HE COMMITTEE OF TwENTY-oNE.
The undersigned, a member Of the Commit
tee of Twenty-uuc, differing from the committee
in tEeir rcpor, oil the act referred to them, call
up this Convention, beg> leave to submit the
Ullowing prca:nblc and Resolutions, as express
ur his views in regard TO the important matters
contained IN SAID report, and as to the true pom
cv f.. be ,ury,,. by the State Of South Caroli-
na in relation To her difficulties with the Federal
Government.
Arril 20, 1852. b. +. FERRY.
Whercus, the Leg Stature of South Carolina
in consequence of the a55grcssions OF Congress
and the Northern States Oh the domestic instl-
tu,ious of the South, deemed it necessary to oen-
nodv the sovereign power OF the State III Con
yeuii,u. in order that .hc commonwealth should
sutf no delr,n~,I," AID f"r " the purpose OF
considering the lrote d'!Ss and rcc"mlnehda.
tiuns of a Congress Of tie >larrholdinS States
.Ind tchercuS the other Sl.tvrhold'nS States nave
d ciincd meeting South Car III Southern
Congress, tor the purpose Of considering the past
ssrr>sions Of the Federal Government on an
institution in which they all have common
and an equal interest: And wher'as 1t would
be unwi,e and iinprudcnt and wanting III re-
s,cct to the other Southern states, for oouth
Carolina, under existing circumstances, to take
any decisive seprrate action in cause winch
equally belongs to them all: ind 0hereas there
have been recent manifestations on the part OF
the Federal Government and large portion OF
the Northern people to cease their aggressIons on
the institutions Of the South, and carry out IN
z od faith the guarantees OF the Federal Con-
stitu;ion -And aohcrcas decp-rooted and long
cle,i he'd regard for the union Of these States as
"the palladium of our independence" tranquil
ity," "peace," safety" prosperity" and lib
crtv," makes it right and proper, honorable and
atriotic, that we should "sutier whilst evils are
suffcrablc," rather ethan right ourselves by abol-
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-05-07

RETURN OF MIss1oSAn1Es.-We notice that
advices from Shangai state that Mrs. Taylor,
wife of the Rev. Charles Taylor, one of the Meth
odist missionaries to China from the South Car
alma Conference, has sailed from that port to
New York. Ill health is the cause of Mrs. Tay-
lor leaving China Mrs. T. is the daughter Of
the Rev. John Gamewcll, deceased, formerly of
the South Carolina Conference, and was married
some four or five years ago to DIR. Taylor, when
he was stationed in Camden, and after ne had
been appointed missionary to China.
Besides Mrs. Taylor and her two children, we
notice that Mrs. Boone. wife Of Bishop Boone,
and two children, and Chinese female atten-
dant; Rev. DR.. Bidgman, Mrs. Brdgman, a son
of the Rev. E. w. Lyle, and Chinese girl, have
also sailed from shangai for New York.-SouM
Cdrolinian.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-05-07
The School-Fellow.

This interesting little monthly for boys and girls is
before U.s. The May number appears to be good one,
maintaining its high juvenile character Every family
should takeit.
"THE CuILD's PAPER."-Is beautiful little sheet
or children 1t contains monthly choice moral and re-
gous reading for them and comes at the rate Of Ten
copies for one dollar per annum No subscription re-
ceived for less than ten copies for one year.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-05-07
Interest Tables.

We have another supply of Interest Tables: By W.
H, CLARKsoN, of Sumter District Several errors oc-
CURED in the printing Of these Tables and to the copies
we have now, Errata is attached, correcting the
same. Copies may be had at the Post Office, Work
mans and Delays Drugstore, and at this Office
Price IS cts Those persons who purchased any of the
first copies sent US will receive corrected copy in ex.
change by applying at the Office of the Journal.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-05-07
Health of MIR. CLAW.

1t is stated that Mr.. CLAY is rapidly sinking 1t is
not believed that he can live many days longer.
Since writing the above we see by Telegraphic de-
spatc in the Charleston papers that Mr. CLAYs health
is better and there is danger of his speedy dssolu
ton
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-05-07
Our Advertisements.

We invite attention the sale of Machinery at the
Charleston Cotton Factory, on Tuesday, 18th inst AL
So to the sale of Furniture Ly Mr. C. NJ W1ESGEs and
to the several advertisements Of H. LEVY, Esq. and
H. LEVY Son. Purchasers will have opportunities
| to buy at these sales which do not often occur.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-05-07
For the Camden Journal;
MAY Party.

There is great charm about sweet May that
spreads its benign influence to all nature. May
too is ushered in by the festivities Of the season.
1t is as it were the breaking up'of natures win
ter quarters and gaiety, flowers, and mirth claim
the season as their own. 1t is to the first Of
this month that we alway anticipate in immag-
ination the pleasant glorious May party, with
the numerous little girls, - .''''.,'1 =.
Dressed in Floras mantle gay,
Their beauty and joy to display.
Our anticipatons were fully realized few
evenings ago, when we attended the party in
your ordinarily quiet town. We arrived early,
and found the room decorated in the most hand
some style; beautiful floral wreaths hung in
tasteful festoons across and around the Throne.
But these were secondary objects-roseate or
naments to decorate the many lovely beings
around them. The room was graced with such
galaxy of young ladies, as we have seldom, if
euer, met before. The ceremonies of crowning
the Queen were performed in the most tasteful
and neat manner; indeed, nothing could be
more beautiful and touching than to see these
little girls, 's '''-
"Showering their Flowers gay,
Upon their chosen Queen of May" 90
After these ceremonies were closed we were
silently musing on the scenes around, and lost
in dreamy reverie when suddenly wild strains Of
music broke upon our ears, Immediately followed
by the command of partners out for cotillion,,"
our musing dream instantly vanished, and start
ing from our observing position, we sought
partner from that bright throng Of eauty, and
was soon whirling in the mazes Of the gay, gid
dy dance. But ,.,..
"Of all that did happen, could not tell, ~
OF the dancers and dresses, and who was the Belle;
But each was so happy, and all was so fair,
That evening stole away and midnight caught there
We reluctantly left this scene Of mirth, and,
los, at the small hours Of morning, enraptured
with the many beautiful, gay, intelligent young
ladies with whom We had passed such an agree
able evening. .{
We observed one thing worthy of passing
remark, which was that there were very few
Young men there, and was informed that Cam
den could not afford enough for alarge party.
at this we are not surprised, for any man who
will live Benedict amid such a throng Of lovely
girls, l must think, docs so, through necessity
not choice. :.
May Sd, 1852. ..
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-05-07

NJ. Lucien Murat, formerly Of Bordentown, N. j., IS
reported in the last European papers to have received
from the French government pension OF 2oooooo
francs-about S500,000.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-05-07
MIR. Rhett's Successor.

We see it stated that Ex-Governor JouE F. RICH
AnDsoN, has been appointed to fill the vacancy in the
Senate of the United States from South Carolina occa-
stoned by the resignation of Hon. R. BARNwELI RHErT
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-05-07

GENERAL LOPEZ STILL ALIvE.-The New Or
leans Crescent says:-One of the returned Cuban
prisoners states that he is credibly informed, and
has reason to believe, that General Lopez was not
rarotcd. But that another individual, a noto-
torious criminal, who very, much resemblcd Lo-
pez, was the sufferer in the tragic scene at the
Plaza de Arms.
Our informant states that Lopez is confined in
one of the dungeons Of Havana, where, without
light; without clothing, solitary and scantily fed,
he is daily subjected to the most excruciating
tortures. Spanish invention, it is said has been
put to the rack to invent tortures sufficiently
refined for this scourge of royalty in the Antilles
Without endorsing the story, we give it for
what it is worth.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-05-07
OUR MARKET,

Transansactons in our Cotton market have been
quite active for the past few days We quote at to
3-8.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-05-07

Soda ia found in mineral seams, also in beds near
Alexandria The manufacturing chemists make it from
common salt.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-05-07

TEXAS STATE CoNvENT1oNs.-The steamships
West Wind, from Chagres, and the Yacht and
Meteor, from Texas arrived to-day. The dates
from Texas are to the I'd. The Wing and Dem
ocratic State Conventions both passed resolu-
tons to adhere to, the compromise measures.
The former passed resolution complimentary
to the administration Of Mr.. Fillmore, and the
latter resolved to support the Baltimore Conven-
ton nominee. .i. f,....,.... .....,-y
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-05-07
IMpRovEMEsr.-There is, perhaps not an In

IMpRovEMExT.-Therei is, perhaps, not an in
dividual class of persons in existence, in which,
as many people could be found, so deadly hos
tile to improvement as the farmer The oh
,cay of plowng and reaping suits him so well
that it has become stereotyped, and ne thinks 1T
the only right way to manage farm. 1alE
to him of acquainting himself with the nature
of the soil he occupies, and ascertaining what
elements abound in it most freely, and from that
to Judge what crops it is best calculated to pro-
duce, and perchance he will tell you it is all
moonshine, or diluted starlight, and thus con-
tent himself, that whatever is, is right" and
continues to plod on his dull way, cropping In
the dark perhaps euvious of his neighbor, who
manages to raise more from fifty acres, than he
can from one hundred, simply having the views
and experience of Others as his guide, combined
with thorough and systematic course OF La
bor
Speak to him of taking an Agricultural paper,
and before your story is half told, he will tell
you it's another way to pick up the peoples
money, devised by some one too lazy to cork
his way through life. 49,
But, am happy that the veil is being re-
moved, and that good agricultural papers are
springing up in every section, and finding, their
way to the notice of farmers, hitherto uureached.
Truly, good practical Agricultural paper is a
treasure, a beacon-light for all to follow
Northern Farmer.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-05-07

The last number Of the Westminster Review,
one Of the "great qusrterles speaks Of the @State
Of Bsltimore," and says leach member Of Con-
gress represents fifty thousand adult males"
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-05-07

DO not waste your soap su,is. II "" a cask
or barrel to save them in, and empty them around
vour grape vines.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-05-07
TRAyEL.-Mr. r. w. Emerson said in his lee
ture at New York:

Aousrtcr ofcorn is fourth Of ton, and eight BUSH
OILS or two sacks.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-11
FEvER-SCRE CURED

The Rev RICHARD DliSSING, Pastor Of tc rrss-
hyIerinn church Adams BMsr Monroe Cnurv. New York;
wroie - us have just received iou-r from Mr. Cu,N.
sEy DUssiSc. relative 10 hs uf his Fsv-ro~ You
may depend on what II stae., for he Is Christian
and an elder Ia the church Some years since he hsd
hive OF his logs eni n bis life co-sqscNr~
Of Fovsrsore. The ether beg brng nav N 'c.d. nId
about 10 Ice rmpn'atd, recommended BRlSr's Mrb-
Read lie result He y fp'c r'ea shiy tyse
BuiTtrs of GRANTS MEDICINE. Iilced All iorr.
Jt'm gJn, safafea IN fn hs,i'cinr, and
say i, with the hcss,a .. Col, IL ho, egrci,d VI
ruI Isu Syp l,irIs ur
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-11
! aESCEES syUTE1.

Mr.. o. Il. KINNEY. mrrciant tYia',s. cHsia e'"nfy.
~ informed us tht cHIicei-doctur IN -n.d c"aiy
fcug NulinUrui cures ~ CANCERS q ruush the thes'y
of BRANTS PURIFYING EXTRACT 4 rine,,-S..i.r
IN Gic,nr county, y. w. saso usins tad PvRFitS. Mr..
a. r. y 1Itr druggist, u, Cana ogre, Mont yonvrN
~, y, has informed lis of AN gornn cure al Cas-.
at out standing, which effected aged ln'!y
Ot that place IT, therefore, this PURiFisR Cancer bv
ia pnrifyn,, L,anE power, shat impnre dsesss of ss
blood Gun It not curel Seven years experience and
li.Gre but " II IN cure
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-11
SALT RHEUM,
srd oil impure shroa, d'ores of The pooD always
cured by BR iNT'S ENTa.ir1.
INTERNAL ulCER9.

Ins cure is triumph over the skill OF the bsn oA,
eis-s In the cy Of Philadelphia and s PRoes
that internal ulcers can be cured easily extoru
when BRAsr's PURIFYING EXTRACT is used w. Jsy
Hepburn, of the most respectable Gentlemen z
Aubun, Coyugo Co, " Y, Informed us In Oct, 16sr
that he had been afflicted with tifso FissuR.s q
Ulcers so situated internally to allow Of exsusH
ation and thus furnish positive proof of tho fact and y
their location. He said that he had spent seaviN
Phod,iphis under the professional advice Of tho bS
physicsns. and VAS Obliged 10 return 10 Auburn, WITH
out cure or help, when DIR T. NJ Hssf, druggist ~
Auburn. advised him to try Rrrnfs Pntfyiax Errs,
and the OF bottles Of ID effected perfect
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-11
Worse than rIcpeloEs |!

Sow hrur NJ ~ SKINS .nlrnrul of cure! We enid
nv vIr rrncurti oUr hottie OF bhiN - ~ hlf iNi
EkVEit T. q: GiscA a r.r,vS, dtu:. t's Of Rene
r.rir',cr ". in that and "adh - &C. ie'fGr. Tint belts
enabled me- - gc ~ ny nd. wtrrr End hr'n confined
one ue,y The Arand LiHt tiUcd me 10 get out = hshcn';
the NUd ic tutb,u h' Hn# ic0 i'. ir ft nir ~
ire SSH, re- tucIr, .r b,fir' mo,r: 'nd "hrn tti IN
.Id Min II M ,ctrt Di ttrrafp sc"r. had hoid
y,aId H,c. LlfHr. frctd ~ M * I tl HI al
sil ihr ulrVrs. and Irs,uftd nc to good heaih,"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-11

This : the case Hf Gy'7g mn who yet Tires ~" .ds
cg,cy At Il wur. c'4g nf SthbF'LA, by only ir"e "f.
i + Erih's pUriior tl,un eyrr was cured V e use ~
,,,gr Moss 81 ir best SgfaffrTa nhi Was ever niaJ-
;arnI rln has not srcf ,Io.cH poiro 10 enecl TIE cure
If ,uc - ,tro'i'qgig hs l,'ics cust. . 40
gd ~ .e1l,rU- Cultn"d iu his inm Tie inH prdr-im
ya4 80 much Its"l aud drtlitaed as to b- unable In
-r IA. unul "a h h"ud ie had the best msdi-d adriee
-lpi used Sti 81 Tie best SdysipdrJS 10 no good rhrc-
go ,rpst and ',cyr int considered TO be IN dying
,is M Al ruud rd 1--we Hg,tiJ fDPy hours Longer when lie
commenced u-nt RRANFS PuRlt lER HIS Nora r"s
oiicl H,','V g t"a et Il eri h'ie iis cnn h'oHyh
bi .., ,,,, i,rrr A's chin that he hrrah,d through
i . s en- was ru'ru around that II cohd lee ffrd
.,, , IT, lac' only hldu, hy small piece; The We
of o.r - " stroyt hy two ulcers mn ulcer under
he n u, lr,er mH9s hH'd had Grarly e'iea hTonyh
ii sils aiJ hi9 Ld Tau. Ar was afflicted wlh frrn'v
,il ,.,iL aod !d.Hgifc ucfs, various paris uf his
p.r4gii. tof uuilvr AM hl particulars, SEE err FAM
FHi PTS. .... 80 ,,.,,
pr iGNkS WILLIAMS ON. Of 'hc mUst 81 i'hi plir-
.c.r- 1T Rour called "a '"r tlasEn le day dy~s
g.. rruf ..a...'i u,n. 8rnrs furt,r Dr. W rAhilh.d
NM rr ll,l ann lhai "H M m,d'e'Ass Z" ne IO!s
.,,.y. rat ,i,, AiUi--fluG hIS
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CAUTION TO TIE PUBLIC.
RE NOT DEFRAUDED!

Buy book unless Dr. A. NJ. Naurceau, 100 Liberty ST.,
v. y the lille ard he entry IN Clerks Othoe
the back Of the t coresropds as herein and buy only
of respectable AID honorable dealers by mail aud adj
dress To DR.. A. NJ y. urlccsu
Full ue page, WITH contents, togrher with lew pages
treating o important subjects every married female III
be free Of char- sry enclosing letter stamp in
aprepiid letter, adlI0ssod as herein.
IRON rcreipt Of Firty Cents, (or One
Dollar for the Ane Edition extra binding,)
1.-THE MARRIED. WONAN'S PRIVATE
ri.ss) 10 any part OF theS United states. All
letters must De post-pa.d. and addressed TO
DER. 4. NJ MhEH'CEAU, Box l22;. View
York city rubiishing oGioe, No. ia0 Liberty
street, New York.
For sale by BENZ. J. TiLLEY N,wport
anA by ID. ". COOK, Providence.
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CHRONIC ERySIPELAS AND ULCERS,

AsroSIsH'so AND MOST wOspEspUL CuRE.-cs
Esra kaapp of No. 81 Willow St Brooklyn, N.
OF the most respectable cinzcns In the city, va
afflicted FIVE years with scrofubts Erysipeas Of boti
legs from the knees to the feet which infsmed
swced 10 prodigous size. and uicerstsd Large dcep
ulcers apparently larpe enough run finger in
into then which discharged daily almost Incredible
quantity OF a nstursted substance. He had hao the
advice and attendance OF several of the most silli
physicians and had tried muny highly recommend &
medicines without cnectng cure. ard was told -
two Of his hy scians that the ulcers In his e
would run hr. of b,(crs long. BRASrs PuRirrrF9
ExrRAcr has cured these liberated aud ibhs si c q,
that they entirely healed up, and he Jog
good health
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-11
DYSPIPSIa-SOUR STOMACH CURka

AL Nj {. g.. {. Itsti5, N,rjo -
a Dris"oll, WaiIct-J. :. D,rgL -, Bii,trl
x. g.. Hi"Np, - GIunwitl q. ltiu, frt
ick- PIicst SIcncor, Washington ,illst,-r
II 1rgnr, kingstur-J. Alhn, Ptao', Ito
Works-N. :. Par'r 4 Co., N',utl, Z.
Young, Wicklar-J. ~. Anthony, Fall River :.
J. l.. ANTHONY, Westport--and ty heithsn,s sd
Druggists generally.
Al orders must he sddu.ti - v sily,,
Bteadws New
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-11
FoVRTEEN WITNESSES {.

NJ U,sKIN hns svuin Ia u.e above inrs. aud the hcS
az. w.llt,..i and cert fed 10 uy Dr. v WILLIAMSON.
a r. ERDNH. puyri,'uT al he N'si Rome Nofc-Mttsa
HISsFiLA LEONARD. whu..su and retail dfuggists-
,d i,FNF. other t.ST,.f9Lie lalinetsrs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-11

lrcriy 0ne Lotie rf II medical, enr'Nr hncr
m i, and IN consequence, cures more d'sd' ID h'h "'
Ha.e iiin hiHc &C nuy otilrr l'dlcr .r -.
rpI'R YihlS more dsensr than one hoWt ui N"I"'iE
&i--'' ER iNT'S PURIFIER" would he az rtnp ~ %i'W %
,t,,, "A htr, ~ sd,As Asydrf ~ SWdr, Blt bR"hl =
PURIFIER is scd for only OSE DOLLAR hoti'. any
JJljT.Vrs much dsi,- hiis Cf SrysdEdyRd there
f,. .lra,as ~ cons s,Gurncr .f liz i'"' power anh .a'
met ga, r,'iry. Should be sod at 80 NOR. ,,ha t,'S
lire erais per bu!,. 20 b. ocp the PURIFIER II
al .yiy
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-11
AURS;yG SORE MeUTH, LrCOREUEl, &s.

"gyPos, GrHrsrE Co, y. y. tst. 10, Ian.
"Messrs. NJ. n WALLACEA co Some time lnsl win
ter my wife Erc1m" dedlitnl. from the effects of L%
etrhaa and NH,sng Sore AfoRL, that she cud not lin her
child perform any hou enold labor. i.r med cal
nen varied according To- the advice and ptions
of the rniHant phys Guns, uati s.W rXhsus
ed in useless efforts. Size became very skeleton, that
n, the time she colrnUicod iakng Ryoafs Jne,ne shs
weighed than cglyfvr pounds hut by the lime
size had Ukou fUy boe Sue hecanc perfectly well. The
cu.e j. 80 pt icI that size is enabled do all
slry hnuschul work; uud Gained thirty pounds Of nesh in
f0nr weeks. Yours truly, &. B. GALENTINE."
Tie rcal.rwll abscrv. tlat Mr.. GALFSTiSE saws
skI.l." He, ARA informed hy T.. :. TkKRY, Esq, VI
A, ru.lp place. has studied n!et icinr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-11
GENERAL DEBILITY Of THE SYSTEM !!

MIA. .EOLTSTASDER, merchant. Dberi'n I.orva'n Co..
0hi, wrote cc"nor ~ l3a. ard amer aving stated
like a charu lie PULMONARY BALSAM Lnd effected
the of his wiis con-nipvo cough. srid hnvs
personally used BHiN1'S PiiRFr rING EXTRACT
To- pensrr debility of my system and have hesitation
W suylns that II j. the best mrdcur TO and
vGORATg Tnr sYsTEN int have used le ers,p
s.iger where We uIve sold BRANTS MEDICINES. hsr
tdse p,0rsd or eo'ry aud gi,en hs SATISFACTORY
SALT RHEuM,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-11

HUNGARY in 1881, with an Experience o
IL the Austrian Police, by Charles Loring
Brace, with Nap and Illustrations, 81 ,2j.
An,ric. as | found it, by the Mother Of May
lundc Duncan, 81 90.
Thmpe, Il Quict English Town and Human
Liz. thnreia, by William Moumlord, author oi
"Enthmasy," ,"'"Mar,yria," &C.; for sale by
WILLIAM II. PEEK,
,27. 90 Thames Street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-11
fEMALe WEAKNeSGES & COMPLAINTS

M rrrlrdy Offered Ia is pubc has been hair ~
t'H 0d :gtoa0 IN yrsor1ag Att. he Incidental sdknce
1u5 UyrYUidyHIs of tie ,rr, BRAS1'S PriMoNARv
RAIssN l. makes Inference whether The drn
styvDs'iDn. .fc'sa. or u'!rr rhFhessu REGULATES
ALL. 10y srcGyi-rJ The sY,tEM, eqadising The ctRvvLA
r,r~ and soo'tisy and GHoying stRvous IRKirAsLirv
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