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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-09-07


General Gideon j. Pillow, of Glitch memory
passed through this city on Thursday morning last
Register.
Gen. Pillow, we learn, visited this State for the
purpose of placing of his sons in our University
He is private citizen. He fought with much
gallantry in the Mexican war, while Mexican Wings
in North Carolina-encourage and led on by the
Raleigh Register-were denouncing the war as unjust
and unconstitutional; and his standing as gentle
and of talents, is at least equal to that Of
any Federalist in Tennessee or North Carolina. But
he is Democrat, and therefore must be sneered at
by that pink of perfection and decency, the Raleigh
Register. The Editor is no doubt ashamed of the
above, and would recall it if he could; but there
is, another evidence of the respect with which he is
accustomed to treat Democrats who are in private
life. The wit of the thing is beneath contempt to
say nothing of the decency, under the circumsan-
ces, of the ausion
The Union says, q the people demand radical
administrative reform. Well, let's have it. Wego
in for reform and retrenchment Register
You went in, during the late administration, for
Galphinisms, Gardnerisns, and Corwinisms, and for
submitting without murmur to the insolence
Austria and Spain. Your political friends, trusted
with place by the administration fflched THOUSANDS
AoM tne PuoHc purse; ana you eIIner uelehu'
or were SILENT because it was done under Whigr rue
But you ego in now for reform and retrencr
ment. Well, you shall have ii, for it is necesSa1I
The Wing administration which ceased on the 4u
of March last, left any quantity Of this work to Dc
performed; and President Pierce and his Cabins"
have already given abundant evidence that they "'
the men to perform it
AGRICULTURAL It viii be seen, by the arhd'
which we copy from the Hillsborough Recorder dn,
the farmers of Orange have formed an AgricuturD
Society Paul Cameron, Esq President We lean
from the Fayetteville Carolinian that portion
the farmers of Bladen have formed similar Society,"
with the following officers w D. Mcneil, Presiden1
DR.. n. Graham, Thos. j. Norman, j. "A. McDO"eD4
Vice Presidents; j. w. cronartie, Rec. secretaV'
DR.. H. b. Robinson, Cor. Secretary A. j. Troy
Treasurer
"a "A correspondent Of the Charleston COurn
gives sketch of the late Fancy Ball at Salt suPna
Springs, Va. He says Miss S. D., OF N0,a
Carolina, represented Gipssy Queen and was w.
Of the most striking persons the room Her ID
tune consisted Of black skirt blue jacket ana
cloak With basket ON arm and broad brimnea
She attracted much attention, and was eEiOeH9
fa7orite y salpas
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-09-07

There an alarm of fire in this City on
Saturday night last, which was occasoned by the
bursting of q camphene lamp in the Odd Fellows
Hall, Smith Building One Of the officers of the
Lodge was burned but not seriously in guisIl-
ing the fire. We learn that the Key of the engine
house could not be found. Who had it, JREsss Is
stbatskegs IS Is i s.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-09-07
j. w. Norwood,
VIM. j. Bingham,
Thomas Wilson,
Alexander Dickson,
Exec. Committee.

On motion, the admission fee was fixed at one dol
lar after which number of the members of the So
ciey forward and paid in dollar each to the
Treasurer.
On motion, the Executive Committee was directed
to report to the adjourned meeting of the Society,
to be held in Hillsborough on Tuesday Of the supe-
and Bylaws for the government of the Society," and
to present such other business the committee may
deem proper to be acted upon at that time.
The Society then adjourned, to meet Tuesday
of September Court. HiLlsborough Recorder.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-09-07

,vss - astern Saph, who was afflicted with e,,aui
sl1ss auslsed to change shirts with a who was
the pestecty happy AS the story goes he found
Out the fellow lid no shirt -. =.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-09-07

The following is copy of the letter of Mr.. Blanch
to two of the members of the Committee.
GAINESVILLE, VA. Aug. ID 1853.
Messers. WrMBIsH AND HOLLOWAY.
Gentlemen: Being requested to state to you the
probable cost of the survey for Rail Road from this
place to Leaksville submit the following estimate
which is as nearly exact as the nature of the case
will allow
assume that five or six weeks will be required
for the work The estimate given below is for six
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-09-07

Hire of hands weeks $15 per month $4,000
Board of do do a 10 10000
Salary of 1st Assistant Eng. 100 10000
&c End do do 80 1900
Board of End Engineers 10 5000
Loss on Horses, Wagons, tent coking uten-
sis, &c. 5000
Stationary Plotting Board, Rules &c. $500
Loss on Hatchetts, Axes, belts, 1000
Expenses of collecting hands, 1900
Expenses of myself during the service, SAY $500
Salary of myself during the service, OO,OO
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-09-07

The height Of the Whshihgt National Monument
is now TAO feet and another course Win be common
ced IN q few days.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-11


CINC NNATI, ONO.
Incorporated, 1S4S.
THE attention Of the public Is respectfully called 10 me
ying ndi VidnaS in Thorough practical manner for III
counting room and business pursuits. .,,.,
practical course OF Instruction Is In the art OF keep
Ing scientifically Double Entry Books in the different de-
pGrtments OF trade. commerce and
engaged Individually partnership in business
whether prosperous adverse sale Of
merchandise wholesale and retail inn orng and export
ing their account commission OF on joint speeu-
with bank insurance, railroad, and books OF
Joint stock and chartered associations generally
Comsrcia calculations embrace every variety OF COM
putSons pertaining 10 business operations, being taught
according to tho most approved nehods-lnieTea DIS
count, Equations, arbitration OF Exchanges. &C.
Mercantile exercises are 1ntrouuc-
ed subject as calculated to impress business
habits and genuine bunesS style OF upon
commercial technicades phTaseology including pro
or4na Invoices, Account sales, bills OF exchange, &C.
Practical PeHdnAhi pObe hour Is devoted IN Teaching
systematic style or business writing combining freedom
with Thorough command OF hand aud pen, accuracy and
elegance with ease and rapidity and Win
Commercial Law and Political Beonomy.-Daily Lee
with the or the merchant in tho operations OF
commerce. and OF tTade embT The
str1ents sales debts etci also the laws
OF wealth. currency foreign and domestic exehanst
it, profit interest, Intel. rational trade, DC. II
The COURSE be completed In nom eight to twelve
weeks. IaE ir-i IL -sl 49, ~ . =, - Il.
at any time. ,,,,,.
knowledge of the ordinary English branches ia all the
requisite PIePsIatoTy , enables him
to render sistance to those wishing to procure
o Good board can be obtained in the city at
per week. = ,n.,..
TERHS-For partial course books etiopcty' s0'' IN
For 5 soSTss. books stationery Plges%S 49, n'ln-
janS'63-1yd Z - H. HFLHethNt'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-11
conmodore MORGAN.

Weannounced the death of this distinguished
oficer yesterday The following brief biography
of him is from the National Intelligencer e11
Commodore Morgan entered the Navy in 1908,
auS was excelled in courage and activity byno one
of the brave young spirits who bore part IN the
glorious naval actions of the wal OF 1bl2-s1o.E
Though very young he distinguished himself IN the
actlon between the United States fHgate Constitu-
tinn aud his Britannia Majesty frigate Guerlere,
the most important naval engagement dunng the
war Twice appointed to command the United
States naval forces in the Mediterranean, he dis
charged duty in these important trusts with hon
or to himself and advantage to his country. He
governed those under his orders not byIoperaung
on their fears but by we1l-directed efforts to ele-
vntethern in their own estimation, by reasonable
indulTences and the dspensation Of equal justice.
Commodore Morgan was q native of Virginia,
nephew OF his illusnons nanesake, The brave
Gen. Morgan, Of the Revolutionary army; aud IN
all the qualified of gallant and noble officer and
gentleman, he was worthy of his blood and OF his
chiyalTic profr ES0n. BE has LEFT a devoted wife
and Two sons to mourn hs loss, and 40 he was es
teemed 5pd respected by all who knew him, his
death viii be 1mnented by all with whom heeyer
served from the highest to the humblest.
The Secretary Of the Navy has ned the follow
ing order: s.. - ~ 1881 1 ,sss
{ : As 4 mark Of respect TO the memory OF Comma
dore CHARLES ~ Albfg n Nv 5o did at Washing-
ton on the morning of the 5th Of January instanh
while IA command of the Navy Yard there, The aass
of the May Yards and vessels IN COMM VII
behoisted IL E-1nast; aud minute guns
fired at noon on thsi day afttf the Teeeiptpt this
order. 0tHcers of the Navy and ihanne Corps viii
wear Grape on the left arm foE thirty days
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-11

Alta meeting of the Coal Companies operating in
the Cumberland Coal region, at the othce OF The
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company as 70 the
requirements Of the region for the transportation OF
coal
Mr.. Swami stated, in few pertinent remarks,
that the Railroad Company, having passed Teso=
luton to exLend, if necessary, the sum OF 25uO-
900, for laying second track, and providing cars
and engines for the accommodation oil the coal
trade, it became Necessary to ascertain how many
tons, per day, each Coal Company would guaran-
tee to transport if the Railroad Company should luz
nish the means. -,
Whereupon the following applications were han
ded in:
Phoenix 500 tons, New Creek 400, Liangollsn
500, Swanton 100, Borden 400, Thomas Kerr 90,
Withers 400, Parker GEO, Lanaconing S0O, Frost
burg 400 Allegheny $50, Chesapeake 1000 Cum
beIland 1000.
After receiving the proposals Mr.. Swami with
drew, and left the companies to confer upon the
nature ofthe guarantee to be gwen iof me
ed use of the cars applied for by each, and for 9th
er purposes; when Col: A. Hamilton, otN' York,
was called to the chair, and E. r. Sprague OF Bal
tsmore, was appointed Secretary.
After full discussion upon the several subject
matters general interest the coal traGe, it was
Resolved, That this meeting fully concur in the
suggestions of the President OF the BALTIMORE ana
Ohio Railroad Company, as to the propnety OF re-
curing security for tile dailyuse of such cars as may
be allotted to the different companies. 8;
/ That inasmuch' as it would be impracticable to
determine upon any general character OF secutiSY
to be furnished il is the opinion Of this meeting that
each company should ma Ike its separate negotiations
in regard TO the guarantees they shall seyerally
furnish.
Resolved, That theSecretary be, and he is here
by requested 10 lay before the President of the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad Company, copy OF the
above resolutions with list of applications this
day made ~ A HAMILToN, of N. Y. PreS't.
&. r. Sprague, of Baltimore, Sec'y.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-11

OPENING THE La PARA AND ITS TRlnuTAaIEs.-
A decree by the Argentine Confederation, open
ing the tributaries of the River Platte 10 foreign
commerce, and establishing certain commercial
regulations, is published in the Washington Re
public. Bythis decree the navigationofthe Pana-
ma, and of the Uruguay is permitted to foreign
merchantvessels of every country, provided they
are over 40 tons burthen. The decree takes effect
on the LIST of October next. The vessels are per-
mitted to load and unload in any of the ports
national cnstou,-hOuses are established.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-11

DEArHs AaaoLD.-our consul at San Juan del
Norte, communicates to the State Department in
formation of the murder, on the night of the 11th
December last, On the road frcmthe San Juan del
Sur tovhgin Bay, of a Mr.. Manager, an Ameri5
can, who had resided in Nicaragua for about Pc
nod Of ten years.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-11

iran editor in chiefs should never write Latin
and then 90 to bed without Ieading his proof. The
editor of the New York Tribune, the othet night,
wrote Sic it.u. ad astra is is the way to Heaven
about a wasted day inthe Senate, and the "devil'
made it Lie it I'D astra-ol if lying were the way
to Heaven, how few would miss that happy place.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-11
An Editor In a FIX.
clip the following from the Lynchburg Ex

We clipt the following from the Lynehburg Ex-
MARRIED, ain this city, enMonday the 10Th inst,
by the Rev. Thos. d. Sewell, Mr. G. WoopyIIl1E
LATHAM, of Lynchburg, Virginia, to lpA MARY,
youngest daughter of r. w. Grenville, ESQ former
ly OF Savannah, Georgia."
So saith the Philadelphia Ledger of the 2sth
nit. NTelll these are the days Of mesmerism and
spiritual rappings and it is possible we may have
been married, as they say, "under the inhuencei
Int II we have we are very supe we have not yet
recovered from our abnormal state we s ball
Ida marL{sweet name is tit; so romantictoo) and
hope the Uery Kind friend who helped Us to her WIN
either pay the amount Of her passage hitler OF me
costs Of advertising her in case she should not az
rive; and we do hereby forewarn any persons from
crediting our said wife Ida Mary, as she has with
out any progocation on part deserted GU! b,
however, we will say nothing further Of this until
we hear certainly and fully the facts of the CASE
Asst is matter Of great interest to our fIien9s the
young ladies, m case the above should prove un.
true We win say, in order that they may not lose all
hope; that we are still in maTketat 500 per cent
above par. What says our friend M,Donald; OF
the sYirginian, totaking "Trip NORTH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-11
NOMIN a HONS.

SC,,z7 Elitors.-Ypn will please, in ofthe
coming conn and The mt s Inc baS
ths1ivilsgo and voting toE tie City oiee
nesnsss g9a PHIIo L. KIMBERLY, asa OaSdids
q S5ENE SSa
atoy. viii Pleas aHop nm
a nSf Se@ % ~ e ~
coming and stats zeltuns copy and ehse Fl,
ofhee.l ,.
@ osR one n OF f Taf sfP9Rs oF&R
win plea s99Sg9ss 5e, w; Stem
deco - W. Voters (,
Mr. Edftor:-Please announce JOHN WHITE, asa eaa-
didsts1 OF OF the Water Work.
a 53s epcs FOR the last twelve years B9s9ser or
,hs VSfeT WorksI and HE knoledEe or fhe M
ter Pfues md their Attachments make him competent
Pe 5sea4 for that ONCE - MANY VOTERS
M Esitor.-You viii please announce the name ofHRS
RYP CHIPLiNE a a candidate FOR the once or civ
Ss dsseS4 AZ inc ensuing e-'t MANY VOTERS.
Eaitor yin Sbliys mSaE y9tsLs
supported by them for the oce Of City Sergeant dse
Editor announce that " 4. SToD
yin be supported for az 81
M. Esfor.-You viii please announce GRO. &. 2lNs
suitable for ma o Of M MSss %or
sent able incumbent OF the office, or to Hobbs Taylor
Engine builders, and Oniise Many voTpps 'f
esn,t; Id % aS ~ rom ea
dee26 2s. 80, 8. :, ;. , ~ TsD
NJ BaitorMe %iIh = mat JOHN BOW"
dsc2s volERs.
NJ Nl Rlsese an IIS 1na
NEW ESQ Is t'i VI 6 Se an
JOHN e1EcHR1sT ST., win be candidate for the Of
fee Of City Surveyor at tho ensuing charter election
aee<s ,n,o,,,c. Iasttss wecoNNR11,,
candidate for Alderman f Of ne "a ward at teS
in M ffG slfsrsrleaso announce A " cLRasss y.
deees nv l1ss MANY yoiEhS.
Mr. EattOr-Yon will please announce =. W HARD
ING as fP d cay THE PEoP
a. Esor:You WIN please ANNOUNCE that JoHs LAuGH
LIN is or tho 9ce OF COLLECTOR OF 5hs
rnenI and osns' II. sso s,
dseso - ~
Master. - s5.'.'s5l...s. deeso
at ensuing Charter FOR he ONCE Of eoIse
tor ofTaxes [deeSg j. c. Willy.
MI Eat.gEME BENZ y cARRMil Se supported
d lee ST. = - v0TKRs.
for rec Collector Of Water Rents ensuing elseoa
/ docst 49, Q. 's's...-. MANY N.Y., YoTKRs.
Mr. anqSgPss Iya lynx Is esnsi-
Gent Siicer, ana viii receive the votes of the -
CANDIDATE for City Sergeant at the coming election and
oblgs 6an1.o T y,
sn o 5S % a2ST W6TRk
ST of the Water VOLS jana
E,y;,oYn,, viii t,leasa saw that THOMAS HAlny
iss e119didAte for Market Master MANY VOTERS
~ rs,,o,.-ple.se announce that TY BALTzELL is
MI ti4 49,. : az XII ySsrd -
ea iaTs iot tD'H y O'A FIFTH WARD.
2alf p,.,.. nrorne. 7,t,os p s9dIIcPnsS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-11

MAILS 10 Mexico AED olr1EonNA.-The POST
master General has awarded the contract for car
wing the mails from New Orleans to Vera Cruz and
back, three times month in steamships to hr, 3.
II, iOamick, of New York, at an annual compenSa-
lion f2ee, 760 This important service Is, in all
probability, but the beginning of a nav and short
route to San Ftahcisco Though the Mexican Re
public via Acapulco onthe Paeife.s.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-11
4MUSEMENTS.
MEL Oh EO N ]

NoD open eperg Night, and toil positively close on
b Saturday, tEs 18Th Of 9anagry.
BAYN E'8
Celebrated Series of Gigantic Panpramas,
ENTITLED a
.Voyage to EUROPE
unPA yieyga or Bo4fon, its haIbor,
HALIFAX, tie AtliHe river MeTssy MSssPGSS s tSe
nom the Thanles passing under the Bridges, ana
andInT with magnificent view OF the Thames tunnel,
SSIiisntiv iIlui5ated and both banks OF tho beautiful
Rye Exhibition on wednesday and Saturday Asr-
20 cents; children under u years OIL s'
Is esnlS open o. Panorama to moving
n O'Clock, - 49,. ls!EtE9s..s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-11

SUCCESS IN GOWNS .Tiox.-The AT ofconyer-
sation consists in the exercise Of two fine qualities.
You, must originate and you must sympathise; you
must posses at the same time the habit of commn-
nication and listening. The union rare but ines
istible. ss... II
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-11

s7.The New YORK Morning Express, in money
afticie. "a seThe State authorities Of Ohio and
tbsiegisiRtGte seem to be atWar whit curren-
Nv and the banks The taxes on coEporats and
pfisats banking amount almost to prohibition TO
re employmant Of acapital At a fam interest to
The busihe couimunity. The separation Of bank
ana STATE Is complete, as an individual agent is
now employee By the State to pay the interest, in
pisss ST the Ohio Life and Trest insurance. Compa
nss astsd e assat ioF number lt Of SeafF 81
arFhe,population Of the globe 4 supposed to
b,ssnIn = bundled and shiTtY-seVep mllionss It is
.SlSgIsgs ~ tiatalI mankind might be collected
SiS ne s. ESe 81 ten miles square. tits thought
~ ales II rs globe might sustain ID 600 1000
uS65nIafi ion twelve times the present number
nam h; 81 dbbsAS there s room enoughsin the
"a 81 y Is ana that We. arc not iikelyto
81 ssas ios elsey 70 e; t. 49,.
ri z n q 80 y 40 ~ 4 81 tiff,1ofsa
n illian =, zee = il. fSt !. ~
81 - fofy saIl pSnmine citizen Of
4 dshl ssaA eEening last 1e nttenasl
d ia fd65a 81 dtsifs the morning. ~
& u 81 ii q q ilafill
Zen Il elected 2. s. Sci
sS.o4 fr6u fliinoiss icF lix yeats nom tle an e
1I.ssb "a. TIE vote stood-p Douglas n; esillez-
81. wig, 10; md cnlIens, nee soileF.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-11

"a IS 6uls 81 III set. Of AIIelgEh
Pa, aged Band 10 yealsi WcEe drowned last Thuis-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-11

Gas AND WArEEP hiladelphi last year, COM
sumed 3,253,l5T, 1872 gallons of water, anu t,4t5
49,, 09O feet Of gas The daily average conspmp=
ton of water IN the city proper and the districts
of Southwark and Moyamensing, was 6,lSlII4t
gals. $500 "a flpgt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-11

At a meeting of the Coal Companies operating in
the Cumberland Coal region, at the office of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company as to the
requirements Of the region for the transportation OF
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-11

u0n Christmas day the degrees Of ~ ebeeea's
vas confer1ed upon nine ladies,in the odd Fell
low Lodge Room, # Lancaster Pa.s By e. G.
Rslt ]. Gomez 9 80 & {
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-11
Meeting Of the coal companies.

On motion of Nh. Speed, the House adorned
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-11

Cigars, &C.
q nOn ReEalias; 1900 Puerto Principles;
O.SlJll 5000 La Union; 5000 La Palmas;
French PTuDes; LndbuIg and Swiss Cheesei Sardine1
and many other articles too to mention, receive
and S.s re sale b BOOKER wE1LIRR & pRAszHR1M.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-11

John GILCHRIsT ST., win be candidate for the Of
fee Of City Surveyor at the ensuing charter election.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-11

II M. Eaf,or.-P1ease announce JAMES MccoNNRLLas
candidate for Alderman OF 2d Ward at the approach
Ing election. [deeesI VOTERS.
| Mr. Raitor,-Plea3e announce A. W CLEMENS as a
candidate for Market Master at the ensuing election.
Iseoe - MANY VOTERS
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-03-30
DR.. J. S. ROSES
GOLDEN PILLS.

for diseases q the Won't, aid Female Weak
ness. Also, for Hedtmess Of tie Back,
Sptne, Loins, &C., they haze no equal.
kNHlS DISEASE, here ofore treated by banfsces
Il lrusses, and internal supports which cau only
prove iialives yields eIely 10 The use Oh thee
tonic, str ngth"ning Golden Pills. They have q he.
cuiar affinity for the debilitsIed mu ce> OF the e.
male, ana in no instance have they faie In RADICAL
curing those distressing complaints females are SO
often suhJet TO; the. brace the whole stein giving
strength ami vivacity to lie frame at large.
lWett seven years experience in The use of these
IN In my &rdctlce Las been The means OF de,p nsuc
with more band ges. ab!CTiual SUPP, rtS. EtSstrcs
ana golden balls, than MANY diviiusls now nl.ru
lacture Females ot the present age are as Icrft q
lorlfe as mother Eve those mothers IF al tiquitA
ana require no eNter a support. The muscles OF The
o1dy kept liz due t. hi dies of TIL chan acte~
are sufficient support, auG ali that n,tule over IL
ended.
es~ Pills have been pronounced by the touSard,
amongst Eom was tie f. OF dist ncuisliei Sen
ator from Louisiana and the widow OF AN ex-i1oyern
OF Delaware WHO have uSeI them erior to ai,
thing hi herto known. j 8 lose NJ D.
Price 30 cents PER Box
45-To re had at nj! the respectable Drug Stores IL
Washington aud Geurg town, ID. e, aid Alcxan"ria
Va. fnh25-