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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-08-16

The TCAR1AN ASSOCIATION AT NAuvoo.
"A correspondent of the Philadelphia
Ledger, who recently visited the Icarian
Association at Nauvoo, ILL.,, writes as fol-
flows:
1 had the pleasure of conversation
with the apostle ofthis new creed. Heis
an old man of about sixty two. He has
left his family in Paris. or rather they
left him, since Mrs. and Misses CADET
have no sympathy with communism.
The Nauvoo colony comprises about
one hundred and fifty persons. amongst
them are many lovely Partisan and Mar
settles girls. who shipped from Hayre to
New Orleans and. lfiona- .15.p.--.- <a.l-,-tts
to this place without ever coming in con
tact with Americans, just live on tho
shores of the Mississippi as they would
on the shores of the Seine or Rhone, loun-
ging life away, and generally bent on get
ting married before they are sixteen.
They have no churches. Their religion,
they say, is in their hearts.
Besides other cutiosities, found
amongst the members, the widow Of Joe
Smith, the Mormon prophet. and his
youngest son Joseph, still residing at
Nauvoo. The widow is remarked to
man who keeps a public house.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-08-16

Ew We call attention to the Prospec-
tus of the State Rights Register, found in
another column.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-08-16
The omciaI Vote.

The following are the official returns Of
the5yote given at the late special election
for member of Congress in this district, as
furnished by the Sheriff upon his return
from Weston !:
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-08-16

~ The poetry of GA Friend" on
the death Of Mrs. Racey, shall appear
next week.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-08-16

as a citizen and statesman
Welast week published the proceedings of
meeting which had been held in Taylor.
county, warmly recommending him for
Governor. AT meeting recently held
in Norfolk recommending the holding of
State Convention and appointing dele
gates thereto, the following among other
resolutions were adopted
Resolved, That the President of this
meeting appoint fifty delegates, to repre-
sent this City in said Convention, with au
thority to the said delegates to increase
their number by the addition of any De-
mocrat of this city who may be in Char
louisville during the session of the ConYen-
ton.
e RESOLVED, That in view of the present
peculiar tactics of what was once called
the Wing party, it becomes emphatically
necessary that the candidateof the Demo
cratic party should not only be all together
sound and true on all the great cardinal
principles of faith and practice, which have
made it the party of this great Republic,
and secured for it the love of friends Of
true freedom throughout the world, but
that he should also possess those elements
of character calculated to attract the con-
fdence and sympathy of the people, and
win for himself and party its usual tri-
umph over all foes.
Resolved, That the Democratic party
of the City of Norfolk respectfully present
to the Democratic party Of the State. the
Hon. Henry A. Wise, Of the county of Ac
comao, as one in all things worthy TO be
its STANDARDIZED in the approaching
contest, emnently deserving this mani
festOtion of its highest confidence, and ad
mirably calculated to win nobly and wear
gracefully the high honors of Governor of
this proud old Commonwealth:
We hope to see other counties taking
action in this matter; and particularly
old Harrison. 1t not only the privilege
but the duty of the people TO thus prima-
rily express their preference between the
different individuals who are spoken of for
important offices, and we can see no good
reason, since it can scarcely be said that
there is any diversity of opinion on this
matter, in this county, why it should not
be publicly expressed. II there are 9TH
err counties entertaining different views
and preferring other men, they of course,
will so express themselves. But let us
have the voice of the people.
P. s.-When the above was placed in
type we did not even hope that an ex-
preston of what we felt sure was the
feeling of our people, was SO near at hand,
as the proceedings of the meeting held
in the Court House on Monday, will show;
and We cannot conceal our qualification at
the signs which point to Henry, of Acco-
mac. as the next Governor of the old Do
minion.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-08-16

~ A down east editor asks his sub.
scribers to pay up. that he may play ST.
milar joke upon his creditors.
We like to see a good joke 60 around.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-08-16

. Love is the fulfilling of the law.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-08-16

Know NoTHINGs IN NIReIEIA We ex-
tract the following from Washington
letter in the New \ ork Herald. How far
it can be relied upon we leave those who
know nothing 10 decide.
g Some of the wire pullers of the Know
Nothing party at the federal capital are
about dispatcliing corpse of sappers and
miners through irginia, to root out from
che old State the bogus democracy, which
has so long damped her energies and re-
tarded her commercial progress and In
dependence, and to substitute in lieu
thereof the yitalizing influence as they
term its of Native Americanism They
are seeking for strong men as their STAN
dard bearers, and should not be surpri-
.sed if Henry Wise, who has been al
ready prominently mentioned in connection
with the Office of Governor by portion
of the democratic press. were to be made
the Native. or Known othing candidate
for that Office provided they can get him
into the traces He is hard one to
manage. and cannot be sweryed for one
moment from What he deems right, by
any consideration Of policy or POLITICAL
preterment. Although have long been
an admlrer ofthis gentleman, and watch
ed his course with unusual interest. still
1 am not much acquainted with his ante
cedents on this foreign and Catholic quss-
ton, which has been long enough agitated
in one form or another to enlist tie SYM
pathies pro or con of almost every prom
inent politician.
81 venture the opinion. however, that if
Wise is the nominee of either the Know
Nothing or Democratic parties, he will go
in with rush over all opposition. He
has more of the SuavitcrTn mode with the
tortiter in re than any other man of his
time, and his name will be a tower of
strength among the people, whose favor
rite he is in a peculiar sense"
That's something like a nominee.
What say the Know Nothings of Fair
mont will they go for Wise ?-zfHe
Virginian. si5..L
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-08-19
THE Know NoTHlNGS AND pOLlTlCS.

The Richmond Examiner { Democrat.
ic) in an article setting forth the princi,
pies Of the Know Nothings, as far as
the editor can gather them from per.
sons supposed to be members, remarks !:
Misunderstanding that it harbors no
hostility to tho Democratic party, nor
to the South or her institutions; and be-.
lieving that, if monster at all, it is too
ugly d customer to be trihed with, we
have no disposition TO run muck with
it as yet; or to waste our powder and
shot by blazing away ut it in tho dark.
Judging by its votes polled elsewhere,
it numbers as many Democrats as
Wings; and Judging by its liberal be.
stowal of Office on Democrats, it has
not done the party much injury as yet.
We shall, q, least for the present, save
our ammunition and surplus rhetoric,
trust to Providence and keep our pow.
der dry, remembering that discretion is
often the better part of vqlor, and that
kind words tend to turn away wrath
We trust that this authority is suffi-
ciently high to dissipate the floating ru-
NOR ,ha,Know No,hingism ia Whiggery
in disguise.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-08-19

A Good Decisiion.-A verdict Of SIT
and costs, and Imprisonment for one
hour, (says the Weston Herald) was
rendered in the County Court last week
against young man for disturbing re-
ligious worship, at a Church in this
county, some time in August last. AS
the law is very effectual in the punish
men, of such offences, and as it may not
be known by disorderly persons, we
publish it for their especial benefit.
"lf free person wilfully interrupt
or disturb any assembly met for the wor.
ship Of God, he shall be confined in Jail
not more than six months, and fined not
exceeding one hundred dollars, and
Justice may put him under restraint du-
ring religious worship, and bind him, for
not more than one year, to be OF good
bohaviour.-Code Of Va, ch. 1877.
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A Lodge Of Know No,hings has been
organized in Charlottesville = Exchange.
ZIP How dye knou' e}
For u. Msnoug gallo Mirror.

Mn. Erl1os: :.
Having accomplished ny object in calling
the attention Of the people ofihis county to
the fact that Jones, Smith e. Co." have
made asses Of themselves, and haze conclu'
sively shown that the less they say in favor
of Democracy, andin relation to the politics
of this county, the better it is for them
As to Know.No,hingism, or being posted up
on the weekly burning Of Catholic Churches,
Of which they desire the readers of the Re.
publcan'' 10 BIO kept in remembrance, any
schoel-boy can divine it's intent, namely, 10
excite the sympathy Of "Fureisn Influence"
a. You will hear from me whenever it be.
comes necessary to strip tho hide from" rot
ten, broken down, unprincipled political
demagogues, whose only vocation has here
tofure been to traduce their beiters.
SIMON SUGGs.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-08-19

syAkEs.-A writer in the Fredericks.
burg Herald, 1hailing from Sherwood
Forest, Stafford county, Va, condemns
the practice ofkilling snskes. The ser.
penis head, he thinks, shauld not be
bruised. They are useful in catching
rats and mice about barns and houses.
They are also useful in grass fields, in
Keeping out insects and vermin. He is
decidedly in favor Of raising snakes.
The crop, he thinks, would be valuable
to farmers. He presents some potent
arguments, still we so against snakes.
While catching rats they might catch
chickens, suck eggs, aud If hard run,
might bite people. We should like to
have the opinion ofthe press generally
on this subject. Are you all sound on
the snake question? a5
~ Aye! aye! put 'em through
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-08-19

HIN CALLING ATTENTION to Door
GUYSoTT's Improved Extract Of Yei!ow DIX
and Sarsaparila, we feel confident that we re
doing service to all who may be affected VIII
Scrgulous, and other disorders, originatingin
hereditary faint, or from impurity Of The bloot-
We huy known instances, within the spherof
our acquaintance, where the most formidable s.
tempers have been cured by the use of Guysd's
Extract Of Yellop Dock and Sarsapariila aiont
It is one of the few advertised medicines tat
cannot BIO stigmatzed with quackery, for ,e
A." Yel!oD Dock' and the "Sarsapartlla" are VII
known to be the most efficient, land at the sac
time, ihoxious) agents in the whole Atater'a Nd
lea, and bysfar the purcst preparation Of theirs
DR.. Gaysot's Ktllov Dock ond SarsaparQla.
II See advertisement. s6O-4t.
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EdtTuct " 1ett0w DOsN asu -oafauPef"tu.
Scott township, Yandcrbnrg CO., Indiana,
July 18th, 1853.
j. .. Park-Dcar Sir-ltis with grea. pleasure
write abou; the very happy effects ofyour "Df.
Guysoirs Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsapa-
rilla,'' upon my daughter. who has been suffer-
ing under that dreadful disease, Erssipelas, with
which she was attacked in lSaS, and she was al
tended By some Of our most eminent physicians
for eight months pcrseyeringly, without any ben
efeial effect whatever. She became reduced 10
a perfect skeleton. She had ulcers from her
shoulders TO her knees which continually dis
charged offensive matter. Her physicians pros
nounced her case hopeless, and beyond the reach
of medicine. My ncighbors and myself thought
her dissolution near at hand. One Of my neigh
bors insisted on my trying cdr. Guysott's Et-
tract Of Yellow Dock and Sarsapatilla,n us 4 last
resort, for us all OF our physicians had given her
up, there could be no dctriment II. lconsent-
cd to do so, more from restless desire to do
something for my daughter while life lasted than
from any hope oil getting relief. So lcommcnc.
ed using the medicine according 10 directions,
aud to my great establishment, she commenced
improving, and before she had used eight bottles
she was able 10 walk out. She used, in all, IL
bottles Of DR.. Guysott's Yellow Dock and Sar-
saparla, which restored her TO perfect health, in
December, 1852. She is now entirely FREQ from
any vestige ofthe complaint.
most earnestly recommend it to every person
suffering under any similar disease.
D. L. MARTIN.
! do hereby certify that my fatier's statement
Of my late lness ia not by any means exnggcrat-
cd. My health is now perfect, which ascfibe
wholly to tho use OF Or. Guysotrs Extract o!
Yellow Dock and sursaparilla.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-08-19

frTThc Sabbath Schools at stcwart.town in
this county, had celebration and repast on last
Saturday. Addresses were delivered by Rcys.
Laishlcy and Layton to large auditory. The
exercises were cnlivened by the czhiliarating airs
Of tho Morgan,own Brass Band, who with a
number of our citizens, responded to the invita-.
ton to participate in the doings The day.
1.-THE Union Sabbath School, ut the No. /
School House, 8 miles from this place had eel.
ebra,ion on Thursday last. Rcrs. Hunter, Conn,
and others, wo learn, wcro the invited speakers
for the occasion.
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4 q q q q q i

NEWARK, New Jersey, January %.
Mr.. Benneit-We take pleasure in stating that
your Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla, gives great
satisfaction in every case.
A very respectable gentleman Informed me
that his daughter was troubled with difficult
ncns,ruation and other diseases peculiar to her
sex. She had not had her regular menstrual dis
charges fora long time; but by the use of Dr..
;uysott,s yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla was rad
icaily cured. She used Townsend's aud others
without receiving the slightest benefit. He had
one daughter die from the same disease.
]. y. TRIP s. Co.
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ASSISTANT EDlroR's DEPARTMENT.

GTProi VIM. stoy, under whose preceptor.
ship the Brass Band hero has made such praise
worthy proficiency, paid visit TO our town and
his Dand during tho past week. We are happy
see tho Captain looking SO well, mud hope his
risi.s may be none the less frequent and none the
less prolonged. Ills time is now entirely occu.
pied in lnstruc,ing new and training old Bands
of musicians, in several Of tho adjoining eoun'
ties Of this State and Pennsylvania. As u com
poser orchoicc music, us well as expert musician
he has won an cnyistlc reputation, and ono that
will Ire AFTER him.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-08-19

IT, The Road between this place and Jimtown
is being repaired and pu. in order. Begun at
this season of the year, we doubt whether II will
be permanent advantage to travel. Fall rains
will make it depth Of mud-winter freezing will
render it rough and next to impassible-and the
same amount ofrepair will BIO req uired next sea-
son. Road repairs should be made earlier in the
season-,hen ttey have the advantage Of summer
weather and travel to solidfy the loosened earth.
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SA H. z
of yalmnDle House and Lot,
in McCURDYsvILLE.

IN MCCURDYSVlLL
.ON the 9TH Monday of August neSt, 1854,
~ pha, being the LIST day Of the August
term Of the County Court of Mononsal la
county, in front Of the Court. house door in
Morgantown. will sell, for cash, TO the high.
est bidder. ONE HOUSE AND LOT in Nc
Curdysvile, on which is erected frame
Dwelling and Stable, the Lot said to contain
about Two Acres Of Land, by Virtue OF Il
Deed Of Trust executed to me US Trustee, By
Bushmd NJ. Nicely to enforce certain iudg-
men, Liens in favor Of William NJ. Ioats
and others. For more particular descFip'
ton of said property, reference is given 70
the Clerks Office Of the County Court Of
Monongaia County. wherein said T'usl decd
is recorded The title to said property is
thought 70 be indispu,ablc, but. selling as
Trustee, will oniy convey snch tile as is
vested in mo by said Trust Deed.
E.P. FITCH, Trustee.
July 81, 1854. is
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PlTTsDURG MARKE7'
PlrrspvRG, August ~

PIrrsruEo, August lfthl
FLoUR-We report sales from store
superilne al 1915. 4
SUGAR-sales Of fair q, 59 d mos /
GRAlN-Sules al depot Of Oats u, AZ 4
and new whea, OF 81, 65al,7 20. I
Bacon--Shouldera and Hams at 81 and
sixty days, 50n0 lbs. Hams al 9tal0 cts, CD
vassed do at l0a. {
Potatoes, new crop, are in demand, d
are selling at $3.50 10 l,9o per bushcl. /
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BALTIMORE MARKET-Aug.

BALTIMORE MARKET-Aug. S
CArrLr.-Ptices ranging from s3,OOtc
S4,25 On the hool. K
Sales OF Hogs at ssas6,2 5 per 100 lbs.
Coffee market is firm. Sales Of 80 bgs
prime Rio at lOaall cls. /
Flour, Howard street, s7:s7. City Nil
725.
Wheat, white, ,7oal.75. Red, l.5O. 1
Corn, white, 70a73 cts per bushel; yellw
72a7S cts.
Rye. PENNSYLVANIA, lo5c., Maryland Sc,
Oats, 58a42 cts, for Maryland & Virgia
Molasses, Orleans, from % TO 80 cts.
Rice prime, s4.25a4,3l per 100 lbs; cel,
mon, Sta4c per h., but little selling.
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For tae lionOusaiia Mirror
Extraordinary stampede!

EXTRAORDINARY SGihlpcoc'
On the ll,h day Of August, 1854, and i'm
after the last issue Of the "Repub
lican," tho firm Of Clones, Smith & Co.
va,nosed from this town and immediate VI
; cini!y. Is H..a..
Said firm is supposed to have left in dis
gust, caused by the entire absence Of com
mon sense from the capital Of the concern
Any one who shall be so unfortunate as
10 commit The blunder Of areslins and re-
turning said firm to this community, will
deserve, as they will receive, the hearty con
temp, Of all well meaning persons.
GH', w JUNlUS.
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10 Extra Session.-The Richmond
Enquirer says it can assure the people
tia, there is not the remotest possibility
Of an extra session Of the Legislature,
aud that the scheme has entirely mis-
carried.
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July 81, 1854.
Sale Of a Valuable Farm
IN PRESTON COUNTY, ~.

1N PNEolON COON1 !, w.
PURSUANT to decree of tho Circuit Court
4 Of Preston county, pronounced on tho 9th
dry Of March, 1863, in tho case of William CHI
dister VS.. Henry Mos,cllor, shall,
On tie l1tA day Of September neat,
the same being the first day of the September
term of the County Court of said county, proceed
to sell tho Tract of Land in the bill and pro-
ceedings mentioned, conveyed by the said Child
ister and wife to the said Mosteller, by decd
bearing date the 3Oth day Of August, 1862, filed
in tho cause, being A0G acres. on lower Sandy
Creek, in said county, on credit Of six and
twelve months for about $3.50, the purchaser
giving bond with good security with interest
from date Of sale as to that sum, and as TO the
residue it shall be paid in annual instruments of
5000, beginning with the la, day of April next {;
and as TO these ins,alments, which will not bear
interest till due, the purchaser will also give
bond with good security, and the title will be
retained until tho purchase money be all paid.
The title is supposed to be indispntable, but
selling as Commissioned shall convey such title
only rs is vested in said Mosteler by virtue Of
the deed aforesaid, which is deed with general
warranty from said Chidister.
GUY Il. C. ALLEN,
july %, 1854. Is Commissioner
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TIRGINIA-At Rules held in the Clck's
Office of the Circai, Court Of Monongala Gun
ty on the frs. Monday in August, 1851:
Benjamin F. Baldwin, plaintiH,)
David Baldwin, Defendant,

U1vld baIaWlh, DeIehuaH',
THE object Of this suit is to recover Of 10
Defendant, David Baldwin, S297 81 cents, With
interest from the 2lst day Of February, 1871, u
paid, and to subject any effects in the handsof
Waitman T. Wiley, Administrator Of Jacob NJ
dcra, Decd, belonging to said David or his wfo
to the payment of the same, said David bcnba
nonresident ofthe State.
And it appearing from an affidavit fled that lie
Defendant is no, On inhabitant or this Comma
wealth, is ordered that he DO appear hero witt
in one month after due publication OF this orsr
and do wha, is necessary to protect his nterct.
1t is also ordered that this order be PUBLISHED
four succe ssiye weeks in tho Monongnlia Miro,
a weekly newspaper published in Morgan,ow,
Mondngalia county, and tina, /. be posted at TO
front door Of the Court House Of said county p
the frs. day Of tho next term Of the County Govt.
A copy, tes,e: G.S. RAY, Clerk
alien, Atry iuris, Aug, lg--?il
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a1- Among tic improvements which the pres.
On, season has added to our borough, we would
mention the erection by Mr.. F. Domain ofa.
tHo.story brick storc.house, adjoining tho old
stand on Walnu. street. Mr.. Jacob KeigcE has
also pu. up very nea, and convenient residence
u, the corner Of High street ind Church alley.
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Marrie0:

On the 18th inst, by Elder A. J. BoYmn,
Mr.. WILLIAM PAsroRlEs to Miss PHEFE .,
sEPi, all of Monongalia county.
On Sunday evening, August 10, by RI,
D 3. Purnton, DR.. ]. P. STuRcls 10 Ms
JANE FELTON,, both of Kingwood, Va,
On Thursday the 10th inst, bys sSosi
der, ESQ.,. Mr.. GEORGE BERx, Of Blacktyile
Va, 10 Miss ELIZABETH FRANKS, of Wan!
Township, Greene county, Pa. I
% Democratic Republican please toH
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THE MONONGALlA MIRROR.
THE MARKETS.
MoRGANTowN, Aug. /!

MoRGANTowN, Aug. Il
FLoUR-sellsat $500 per barrel
WHEAT--l5o cents per bushel.
CORN-5G {"
OATS-37 1.2 " I" /"
P0TATOES-5O 62l {" {" I"
BUTTER-Fresh rolls 10 cents.
TALLOW--l2 cents perIb.
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SHORT DIALOGUE.

llalloo, Waite! Republican out,his weei'
No! this amt The treek!
Aye! aye! believe !. was out last week.
Yes-aad a half sheet week before.
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crsciys.rr, Aug. Tn the counties
opposite this city in Kentucky, the
Know No,hinss have swept tie cleo
lions. s,..
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The Best FEMALE MEDICINE known.

IEV Dest ELhNo1 IA nav ''
The peculiar maladcs to which women arc
subject, produce great bodily exhaustion, accom-.
panied by depressed and often gloomy state Of
mind. AS the system declines in strength, there
rally impairs the energy Of the mind and disturbs
tie equanimity Of the temper. Every candid
woman who has suffered from female complaints
will admit this to be tho mournidl truth. Now
to obtain relief it is only necessary TO stop the
tendency to depletion and debility. ThiEis done
by renewing that fountain of health and strength,
tho Blood, and no medicine accomplshes this
desirable result so speedily and completely as
DR.. Guysotrs Improved Extract Of Yellow Dock
! and Sarsaparilla.,
Ladies of pale complexion and consumpsiye
habits, and such as are debilitated by those OBJ
s,ructions which females arc liable to, are res.
torcd, by the use ofabottle ortwo, to bloom and