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PURCHASE OF THE RUSSIAN POSSESSIONS
IN AMERICA.

There is doubtless some foundation for the story
that the Russian Government has proposed to sell its
possessions on this continent to the United Sates.-
In sU3 the Emperor Napoleon transferred the sover.
eighty of Louisiana to this country when he foresaw
that it's conquest by the British was inevitable. In
like manner Nicholas may be willing TO surrender his
American possessions to the United States, rather
than see them fall into the hands Of his enemy.
We have little sympathy With the school OF RAPID
expansiuns;s but there urgent reasons Of State
why this government should accept the offer Of the
Car In the first place it is not for the interest Of
this country tina, British power should achieve any
farther extension on the AMERICAN continent. But
the conquest of the Russian possessions would i'm
menssly aggranlse that power by increase Of ter.
ritory aud by the acquisition of important military
and commercial advantages. By the purchase of the
Russian possessions the United States would not only
prevent the dangerous domination Of rivnl power,
but would appropriate these advantages to ITSELF
Sitka is Gil important military station, and
the best whaling depot in the Pacific ocean. We
can imagine no objection which might coun,erbal-
ance the argument in favor of the purchase.
Ii is not irrelevant state in this connection that
it is understood au mportap: commercial convention
has been concluded between Mr.. Marcy and the Rus
sian Minister in which the most liberal principles Of
maritime law are mutually acknowledged and guaran-
tied, and important commercial advantages conceded
by the Car to this country. The Russian govern
ueuI has awavs manifested the must friendly dspo-
sitiou towards The United Staies.
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GREEN SPRING SCHOOL

M !ac IL OF september intend Openng School for
u yOUrc Gics my re-idencc in Louisa county near
~: Green spring The situation Is i'll OF the heahic.,
reor, Of the STATE Having engaged the assistance OF
Ms Eliza {. Pessants 0! Petersburg. who will he the
Prrc,psi confidently promise school of the high.
rOrGcr N.sr p will teach the Piano aud Gui.
-: French Drawing, &C, besides English Natural PHI.
!-o;a ny Chemistry, aud other branches of education
TERNS-Sl3O ror beard aud iuirion sor the session
ha.- separate charge $40 each for the term will be
,.se o- lessons the Piano and Guitar and Sl5 for
I:sxiG.. Address Mrs. MARY I. HACkETT,
Pondexter's Store, Louisa county, Va.
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Tho cause Of Education i'll Virginia, is. we believe
ray. the Aexeudra Gazette in more fourishnS
condition now than it ever has been before" III"
number Of excellent academies and schools Tor males
aud females, in all directions is increasing and they
are, generally, we'll supported, and literally cnc"ur-
aged. We arc pleased to See this and hope that
Virginia will be behind State i'll the Union, in
every effort spread amongst her children rich and
poor the benefits and the blessings of good Educa-
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BOYS, sCHOOL Ar RLOOMFIELD.

ID Il. GOODLOK aided hy Mr.. Sidney H. Owens, Jr.'
r. AMI Mr. will open school for boys at his re:
se=- near he Central Railroad. and FIVE miles west OF
~ ayrr;v OF Virginia: the session TO begin the lst oil
Sene- and end in June Instruction will be given IN
ia;a Narhera;ics Ansicn, AID Modern Languages and
e Ns:u-b sciences. .
.:RTS-Bosrl and Tuition, per session. 500 half
!st:S hi ance and the rate for shorter time
.-.s ~. include every expense
p: u'fc. wuodyle Depot, Aibenarle county, Va.
kE:EHENCE, Uy permission. University OF Virginia,
!-,r-soy- C",sIer Harrison, W. H. McGuhy, ". Scheie
'I"~ Minor and J S,sicc Davis. Charlottesville
-, l;sa z peyt0n. Col r. J. Randolph, J. W. Ssunders
:'aasl2 M!0Or VIM J. Robertson, ind Alexander Rive
t,iclr,s. CUbhs,.. Va iIcn. VIM. c. Rves. Richmond
Il huGa. snt Dr. ?. G. Gooch Havana, Ala, frof. H.
.-:F-cr. TGscunba, Ala. Doctors A. NJ Burclay, y. j.
s'aeou and Wm. H. Newsome. aberdeen, Mss, Rev
sssop K Paine NJ. Pleasant, Tenn. Dr. W. G. J. Hun
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SCHOOL IN FArGCIER,

;ae srs Ia! Of near Sep,ehbes, shall cpen Boa:i
~ "a. school, %: 00ys, at Senrerue Fauqper County
= ,tEee aid hn!f miles from Rectortowg. depot on
'e NsHa'ss- Gap Rail Road, and I'VE miles from Middle
lug Lou' ~ county. The subjects tau In in the school
- ." al =" branches OF English Education, Ma;he
fc' Anc."ii Language, French, Spanish, Chemistry
l.; aura Philosophy. Those who eNpec, 10 complete
-' .-cacp University. may DC thoroughly pre-
a. 20 .a'rr auy class they choose in that lns:n;!on
.he expenses OF whole session o. ten month"; for board
-or nue., lights, &c. will be two hundred dollar. pay
1- one a advance and the other the fret OF fcorua
y ~ pupil remains with me for less time than five
aa. =" will be charged the rate OF twenty-five dol
A., ls- month
.ae location which haze selected is very healthy and
'E accessible. My object i- 10 establish permanent
'-o. and hope TO succeed By using all the proper
a, ri'Hn lIy power 70 The comfort, happiness
Z improvement OF my Pupils. and the satisfaction OF
=: parents guardians have had several years ex'
y2e" u Teacher in the school OF Mr.. Franklin Minor
>-n1-lc ard those who wish TO learn OF my iuaiih'
- I:e referred him for information, ind also TO
S;.c1~la. gentlemen: The Faculty Of the University
:, b Powell .S2i Gen Asu Rogers OF Louioun and
:; Tyler and WI Lloyd SOlsnd OF Fauquicr.
- Ny Pos: Office is Miideburs, Loa'ioun County
WiLOuGuBY w. TEBBS.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

UNIVERSITY OF Virginia.
SsTATE STUDENTS will be appointed the 6rsi
= = \, Ii" !acGry, in September. tom the following
,..,ic,. ". ca vacant:
II NoaausGha, Preston, Maron Randolph, Barbour and
la, Q, ? rlJ-,
yXVl eaTy. Patrick and Piitsylvania.
XIV. HALIFAX ami Meckl.uburs.
A7pacl accompanied by proper testimonials should
he IL The chairman the Faculty pos,sse paid)
l.f. r- :hr =: .! September. :. NACPlN,
-u,y 2i-rlr! Chairman oi the Faculty..
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NgTVEE233Hg ZA.

is inc; atumcc with The cry hut large Iuulhc. "t -
Gers aIe tr twenty vrar> hr"Gi.H- a5uEt III cguu-
rv drawing il pay from the treasury. H. aim.;.ct
this Lut there iiIi,rcnt class o hawai- officer. VII (
hrr modest, quiet aui engaged ia GUiv. and who do
not undertake" - co;r" ID" aC:!Uu of Cuagrl-s when
reforms are projected. Some officers liy i. and fo.
tie service Will. Others iiv" Oh The service AMI ,lr
treasury the i;"r putting forth the most cunnairl,
Hs (" the action Of dis body.
He s"!sc -! cutting o;! useless branches G tie rs.
~ by rc;IrIg !arIa officers if lncomrr,,I ;-,, nf
az. .: cXf>Grc in the service. it j. The Gatv 81: e;s-
-!!t,rc! pu .on take care ni ,apa bur :, !. r..
righ they -houl! draw ;ll! pay \ retire, .l..rn /,
a.! c!- -ncii; "t economy aud reform.
IL. fi!cps rcpilrt, granting som" officers arc :
IL race To The navy, While others &c: homuraby; b.
w.. nyp".ci to ;hr establishment; "f civil !!>: and
t!d not believe the American people ar, rr.9Ul",! ~
aiiopt II. he offered an amendment adding ovcs
S39VN'ht" enable the Secretary al lie Navy ~ yay
higher wages u sealnrn. il ncc,,Si.!?. Adopted.
Gtrrit Sinith moved az amendment that 30 in;".
cuiiHg LIQUORS snail be PROV. led Dir beverage. IHs
armies aHa naN!rs -! ;Ec world the nurseries ="
irumkcnnr,-, and i!" Grny amd nay OF An.,Iira -
no exception 70 Ills !uct. His ancnGmcu: prvrHstd
change III navy regulations change no les b!..--
cd than radical. We all aini;a sober man in AL re
!ai!onr AMI departments ri life, is IL, relied
;ha! drunken man. Ta:s il c.l,hEva.v true Il
TIE army and navy. How careful sLoul 10 -.
10 peril habits u -Obriey in soldiers end sai'ors H.
would add II We w"UId make ves,e!, ot war .,-
spcc:ci -: :Erm cary ghc Temperance. ga SEQ tina.
- ''''. ''' =. -" ~ ''''' ~
'I' ''EcAs'h ana VISION "i America Lex the wo-Ia
once Know ihGt ih% American army ai nav Crc y!
vested oi ran and '!!cy Wi. bc terror u :ir word
! IL :Hrv never yet have been.
We 40 no: wt"l. -: intend 10 h!aTT! tho wOGlt "It
benefit the wo!!i Dv "ug navy. Lex slips they
20 M" Tie pJ::s Z" t.C word be great t.Ip,.l!.c.
lecturers hG"i,!G hc rva:c; influence on morals. i
;hr louise adopt thus amendment i've wears NJ. ma;
pass away before there vii! be 10 Iauor rltIons ~
! ;!Ic army and navy, AND ten VIII hot T,-- be-
fore iiier will be- II" GruakGr.. IN :lcn, ,r govern.
,,e: will retu>" ..l.s; d.uaharl- then ;hn;-7rr,
uf mothers and fathers will bless YOU from the bottom
ni their hearts Tor the reform vuu have BEGUN lh,
dav and remember Congress with gratitude i,.rv,r
fof they will know il ;h.ir sons nii-i tL.v will no, h-
come irunkar,.s \ wholesome reform thar will Vi.
civil i.-tpr Judges ani lav-Ina y, will b., a>huIuct
| % ,.rinS ram urcul-c sIGlin-- ana >uGirrs in
| Mr. smith Of Vr.:nn.-I ~. the gentleman WIZ.
the he does not know liGuur. ar sometime, used 2,
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ROSWELL tCAnEMY,
s1I-p MI ES FROM STANTON VA

BY Wm. B Johnson
'!.I lex session OF this School will commence on TIE
" 9: september and continue mon,hs, with va
- VI 'aV werIs az Christmas.
s : ':rlc:y Boarding School, no day pupils being
= Sid The number OF boarders Is limited 10 twenty
'aes iac ordinary English branches 10 which psrc,
e. noa Is given any of the following subjects Will
ls&' according the selection Of the pupils, or the
y' iae pHrcn, Ut guardian viz
- LAIN and Greek Languages.
~ reach. spanish ami Italian Languages.
Es+e...r.c,
100. AMI Moral Philosophy.
~ IL iuecrin-, Ghccry and prnc:ice1
~ % u 'as above SCHOOL, except the Greek apd ltat
-s;. rri Chemistry, the Ignc,pul is graduate
i %'":sy OF Nf:nia rnd ne trusts tha. also several
r. AiH'."Ucc IL Ci-,i Engineer has qualified him
'''H'!' Instruction 10 class in Ciyil Engineering.
N '"o hundred dollar. p, yrh" hal, in dvsncc and
W. a. 1t OF trhraary. f;r jonr,i ;,.ili.n .u,l chts
"S'1.'' j',r session o. ten months
REFERENCES
- pes.a"r Harrison, Caivcr.!y OF Virginia Col
'. Ma Virginia Military Institute: IL, Rev Yehop
d. FTk COUNTY, II. Rev. Blsnop Johns Williamsburg =
d. = = raihp-, Staun.on Rev. T. T. Cas,lelnan stau9
,s, 'n. a. II. Lee, Claiksburg; Gen. ]. H. Cocka Flu
l. :, II W. Tomln ESQ, King William: & y Johnson
diamond beverley Tucker ESQ., ashing,on Hon
D., ID II s'Gsrl, S,aunton
-oElc~, s'arn;on, Va July lI-ctlSept
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

The Trustees OF the University ui Alabama liEclu'
ding the Governor and Ex-Governorl have pad II
high compliment (" The efficiency, wisdom and sue
Of the systcm Of instruction pursued at our noble
University, in the following paper which was read hy
the Presden. at the close Of hisrcport on C"mmencc-
ment Day:
The President ni the Board, and tie Trustees now
prcscn,, are unanimously in favor "i modifying The
present system of instruction i'll the University of Al
aLalua and respectfully rcques; the Faculty "f tn"
University 20 report adjourned meeting Of ih"
Boar'!, on Monday the 2J:h ut September Hex, the
plan and details for the initiation aud continuance "f
n systcm conforming, as hear our circumstances
will allow, 10 the arrangement IL the University ri
Virginia. J0HS \. WISsroN,
WV. II. FoRNEY,
joins y. MALONE,
Ed. BAPTIST,
IL. W. COLLIER,
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timore during last week

At New Orleans for the week ending on the 10th
the deaths were only 10. For the Snne week III the
previous year the deaths were 3li OF which 2l were
of yellow fever
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FE1IALE SCHOOL IN HANOVER

VHE hrs, session OF this School will commence at
L Woclric. the residence OF L. II. HILL IL !lanove!
eor,7 i've miles above Beaver Dam Depot the st day
{, September nex: and terminate the last day OF June,
..ii
Mss 1 Hill will give instruction IN French Music on
- ?lao AID I'll the English branches usually taught in
rs,-rt schcO,s.
TGaas-For board and tuition in English, &C.. 500
For tuii!cn in French. l.........-.............lO
For music on piano and usc Of instrument. Is
Ny address !. Naddoxs Hanover county. Va
Ig-- ys---ar T.. H. HILL.
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i..&rI Fix S(HONl..

LEXINGTON, ROCKBRlDGE COUNTY VIRGINIA.
tNiS select Cla-sica! and Mathematical school
Guc;ei under the immediate supervision OF the sub.
.r,e- part vi HE parocLal charge and for high
which all respects, he therefore respon.
81. Z. vii. open Monday, the lih of September.
:ew ELECTROMAGNETIC boys. between 10 and Is years
:. r will be received into the suL5 5crincrs family.
:EsMs per session .; 70 month";, S25 payable semi.
,su.a!!y II advance.
-. advantages o;errd by Lexington, place of
--;u: :or boys, should uu: prss uanoUccd The finest
FOUNTAIN air u.,i scenery here enjoyed Important
..e.lry institutions here oc:eJ And in addition 10
ae: Recommendations moral sli physical wi:hin easy
the Natural B-Iige, rai the Alum and Other
>p-a:s, which many parents might :ni Il desirable TO
49,: apply, at an early day. 10
Rev. W. v PESDLETON,
Rector o.! La;iner Parish.
RrEERrScEs-RisEop Meade Bishop Johns, Judge Ba.
s Norfolk; ". Il Fowle. Alcxsndrs; and 'h- Episcopal
C--v :i s!ou the Stnr- Philip Williams Winchester
= D,an- k.camoud; Wm NJ. B!ack!ord, LyrchburS
Co. !saui.i Petersburg; Col. +. L. Smith Lexington
81 = -,
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=. W. y. PESDLETON,
TIILACHER WANTED.-TAc Trustees si,n 10 en-

TKNEACfIEK WANTED.-Tac Iru-tecs VIII 70 en-
r!oy gentleman 10 take cha-:e lclh-ld Academy,
:. tie "a: Ci October next
lie .u., o. qualified nstruc. in all the English branch
e lSly taugh, The bcs, Academies, aud also Greek,
Ia, .ad Mathematics.
Ea- Trustees guarantee compensation Of 500 year.
a5I rrc fr.ior fees shall which ID not
-:Yp a!r the teach. will De entitled whole.
: .d--.d TIA: Al rl.-aiiUI he mad. before the l5'h
Q: A.,. ~ the Trustees will tina, day 70 make
i...-cCpE. 49,
.og,. married gentleman. whosc wife quslicl and
u7ac - ll:-uc. School icr si=. receive the appoint
Il A. considerable addition the compensation may be
3. c;, ;,s;ei -
a!Iress the undersigned. ORRiS a. BROWNE,
President of Board 0! Trustees.
E-ksfyri Greensvi!le, Co., Va, July lIih 1854.
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The following were appointed the -,.inc; committee
on Mr. Wa.hhrrnr srcsnriion:--llysS Wa !.burur.
OF Illinois, Breckenridge, Caurpbr barry. DAVIS OF
Indiana. The House then adjourned.
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AMI Moral Philosophy.
49,.
SITUATION WANTED.

a ,otNu NAN who has graduated in the sehoolI Of
II >. Language, Modern Languages and Chemi-,
s.eS ln'ersity OF Virginia, wants situation
NJ '" come good School or Academy He can nlso
more common branches of Mathematics, such rs
10 .r. Ai:ebrs plain and descriptive Geometry, plain
L; irscnome;ry, Surveying. &C. well as all
s'ory ,-.cn;s ra be ~ n..;nS S ISL ,b
\. ''a"'t' above men;ioned
', A'd'ess W. 7, Faber's Mills, Nelson County,
July 9i-c3t
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THE CAR AND TIE ENGLISH CABINET.
From the London Morning Herald


4 rumor has reached lis, good authority, which
we confess we can hardly credit.
1t Is tn the effect ,hs, CoUu; pahcn, n Russian en-
pi,ye, nf lhc Cnum lahlcn, whose every
acquainted with Russian history viii rcmei.tr ia con-
nec!"n with the Inst day. "f the Emperor EGu has
been for some DAYS i'll Lv:ion. i> said. uon ,i!!
ina;ic mission. We know not with what truth Iii,
object is assigned 10 his visit, hL, vi the fac: OF hs
visit We believe there is no doubt.
Ii 10 alsu said, and said upon very credible auhor
ty, that within the last few days is avowedly Rus
sian agent has beon Introduced into leading club
the West End the rules Of switch admit OF the intro
ductou Of distinguished SEinngers and thnt his intro
ducer was a Cabinet Minister! :. Can this be true
-e-
A DUEL BETWEEN AMERICANS IN EU-
ROPE.-It is reported that Daniel f. Sickes, ESQ.,.
Secretary Of the American Legation at London, tele
graphed to Liverpool the llth inst to know whe-
ther John Van Buren, ESQ., then expected in the
steamer from New York, had arrived and so, where
he could be found his object being il is said, send
him challenge to fight duel somewhere on the con.
tinent of Europe. Mr.. Sckles, it is alleged, was
greatly offended ot speech made by Mr.. Van Buren,
in Tammauy Hall last winter, rejecting raker per-
sonaliy upon him.
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HOARDINt: SCHOOL.

yul;v ..r-tr for the purpose Of educating his own
tsu,rc:- WI! open a school at his house, coninenc,
n, IL, S,3,enger. and ending Goth June and would
,,S. vouas 'ai, hoardc-s into HE family The oca
,oD va,v Laaar o.e Having secured the services OF
welieducsj ana accomplished lady, Miss Julia Day, OF
Chsrlo.;cs vile very high figure, Dc Gun promise
branches Of az English education also French Mu.E aud
.!Hw:a-.
TERMS.
- -. .N..,,n N-I o.; 10 month. sIlO 90
ng.c and MS. OF Piano 40 co
E-asr5 ..........................2O 20 90
o-,r,ry ... ................lS Is 70
,:G-.ss WILLIAM PRlDDi
L-irn,-r...t Gr-roinof ? O. Hanover Co. Va
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THE BURNING OF san JUAN.

The hombnrdrncnt Of the city Of San Juan was
provoked by the refusal of its authorities TO make
reparatou and apology for outrages upon our citizens
and our Minister To Central America. The Cyaue
was despatched 10 Sau Juan for the particular pnr.
pose Of exactng satisfaction for these wrongs but
the authorities would yield to menace, and Capt
Hoins promptly and thoroughly chassed their inso-
lence He did the thing in handsome style. First he
gave the city tweuty-our hours for reflection. This
time having elapsed without any manifestation Of re-
peu:ance he opened his batteries upon the city, and
in five hours it was heap Of ruins. The inhabit-
ants were 80 successful in stunning the shot, that not
q life was lost.
Perhaps our conception of tho grandeur of this
achievement, will be somewhat subdued when We
collect tha. Sar Juan contemplate village Of
scattered huts and fugitive elons. 1t the very
sink of the universe reekng with every sort Of moral
depravity and corruption.
Who will aveuge the fate Of San Juanl Nicaragua
to whom the territory justly belongs will rejoice at
its destruction. The king Of the Mosquetocs, who
claims dominion over the city, may appeal to his
royal cousin Victoria for help i'll the extremity, and
possibly not without success. There is something
significant OF unpleasant i'll the protest
of the British officer against the conduct Of Captain
Hons. If the affair had occurred twelve mouths
ago it would have provoked rupture with the British
Government, but England ia on her good behavior
towards this country, and nothing will ensue.
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University Of Ala, July II, 1854.

.
COMPARATIVE MORTALITY OF TIE CT
TIES.-The following table will exhibit the compare
tive mortality of Boston, New York, Philadelphia and
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" na' :. &c.-l2oo tons genuine No. Peruvian Gus.
teev,- Ions genuine No ! Mexican Gusno; 50 bags
10. ., per Phosphate Of Lime, for sale BY
$. McGRUDEk'S SONS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-30
REDIcIEEs, &c.
M0tnrnathio Gard.

.
nR. HALSTEp closes his Institution at Rochester
IL N. ", until the 18Th of april next, 10 comply with
the solicitations Of many Physicians and Ladies', who
are ahxions to avail themselves OF his method of
curing disease. His object in making this tour beside
that Of treating slime particular cases ~ TO give med
cal men such practical evidence may lead 10 more
wise method OF treating Uterine and Chronic Discusses
II Is his desire extend N the Faculty every possible
facility for testing the merits of his discovery Pysic
iaIs, therefore particularly invited TO call with pa
ens under their change. Ills sysem OF Therapeutics
is simple, rational reliable a d based upon new path
ulngiGl principles a system by which worst forms
of Pr0idosUs Uferi and functional ard eanic de-
rangemelts are cured The principss of Motorpathy
have been thoroughly tested m Home Institution,
fve Thousand cases of female diseases alone
have been Successiu IL treated. Many OF these were
nveterate cases OF rom one ntWe ywo years stand
ing olthem accompanied with extreme urinary
difficulties. Many cases of ProfdpSus Uferi be
cured by visit oihers 10 few days and the most
difficult in a Few weeks. To produce this almost in
santuneous reei The patient subjected 10 pain Or
incOuv eIience No supporters, any Of the usual
ues'nent is employed. When the organ is male 70
assume lis proper osiion, The patient is Immediately
able 60 through any ordinary exercise which she has
strength to perform, without fear ofdisplacemen Mo-
tnrpa'hc treatment gives vitality and force all Ire
organs in the discharge their proper functions, d
is most effscual in restoring the constitution from the
effects OF self indulgence and dissipation IL has been
proven be peculiarly adapted for the OF ncipi-
ell Consumption, Paralysis, and the many ana mutt"
torn complaints originating in Curyitue Irritation
Of The Spine lis efica Iaibe relief of partial nsan-
y ard diseases OF the liver is be- ond question
d ialscd viii be in Boston, M the Revere House,
from tue l9lh TO the 80 OF January lie Worcester on
the LIST OF February in spragheld NJ tue Massas9lt
House, on February 3rJ and 4h in Northampton on
February 9Th in Hartford, IL, Hartford City Hotel
on February Sth. 10 Meriden on Feb 10 in Chester,
Chester uouron Feb, l9ih in New Haven at Ioii-
tine House, February 16 and in New York on Feb,
ruaTy Goth, ST Nicholas Hotel, Broad ay where
he will remain few weeks. Communications address.
ed to him. route, will receive prompt attention Ills
work Mortorpathy can be obtained of hm, or be
any address, postage free, upon the reception OF
postage stamps. ia y ti..|| CSWii