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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-09
Wheeling Window Glass

W 4 " y f A c It o r
The partnership heretofore existing between stocktos
banksrd g Co. has been dissolved by the nurease nF
R:.a right title and interest," by Stockton 4
The business viii be carried on under the name or
9ets STOCKTON, RUSSELL & co at,
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ARE you sUFFBR,I[NG

I IRON rheumatism, Sore Throat, Group, Difficult
iioe SER Side, Side Strain Spas nanma
the
inIanum, oioe. Lame Back, Chilbais bites oi Potion.
Face, burns bruises cRafHg chSrpei hands, coras,
fractions of the Muscles cords, cuts or any kind
Sores Scarlet Fey,r any similar disease, you may lest
80. a SOVEREIGN REMEDY,
which not only removes pain almost nsantancousy but
PeIetTattS 70 The seat OF anu entirely
ERADICATES THE DISEASE.
" s S Ss Ssns
causes, the OPPOSITION viii. eim less extravSgat, But
ore the esadd 70 lis @ei,s for
all who have used Il themselves Witnessed nngsic
-! 20 TO THOSE WHO THINK. )
many and Internal diseases having enirey der
en nanss And has II never occurred you thai rem
10 5o' ,,, This remedy Is now offered you
E IiTs does not insult your
e. Aaifs q Yiga,g sar simply he
and yet eveans nitsecIs apower almost incredible,
-reaching the most hidden sinews OF or benstS
by lar the cheapest Eminent in the MARKET being put u in
SSlsS Sss e. taS1gs majority and Iager
STRONG; Offer Il to you Win pride and eom
as exactly suited to the OF rich or
lie unprecedented size in which tho NonrarciI Iinient
makes L impossible for US 10 pay for the rr,ins Of the
y oce rifieates we might publish, nor do we deem
for itself. - = s'e1 "'' Ss's"s
We,wo.d however refer those anlfcte ones who have
so oen been Guliel by forged certificates and big
10 The following naInes being but OF the many per.
anegyie from and who having ny tested its virtues
III Inc Inherent diseases forhlchi it is recommended are
;, Sold IN Wheeling by James aker kes q CALDWELL
nrnc"n ~ 81 MShee, railerSoi@ Co.. aud by The
| August II, '53 57i, 49, ''''~
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ga CY d OO Obs.
FREDK. FICKEY & SONS

FRHDK. FICKEY & SONS, ~
( 'e }'a@ $50 BALTIMORE STREET, s,itr
Importers Of English, German end French Fane,
L-.t-s...., Goods,
now In store their Spring assortment OF PORT,
oo, Momgaiss, Vlons Percussion Caps, Aceorleons
TRUSTEES Combs OF every description Cutlery Fans Bu
IONS Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, Work Boxes JeweIry,
lnthe Hosiery line full assortment OF White Brown
and mixed cotton hose, Lisie Thread and Silk hose
otion hose OF every description, Lsie Thread and SS
nose every description Cotton Threa and Silk Gloves
Fley q Stewatrs Ratent Thread, tottOn, Thread and
etc.etc. 80 l777lf 'S 1 s
Dealers will find our stock the most extensive In
=rnare4-dvtf -iiH-SfS = .s.FH'E s ~
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"Iian lAnow :ThyseIi."
An'1nvaluable Book for 25 Cents
{ HEpsFy FO1Dil1i ebo,LI La. :, Da... :


Emery Family should haze a Copy.'' II
5000 G &C u ss sold il less t three months
AM ASSrFaTfa a I.uSi
nHIS fIK HE Notwithstanding outline
Of disease contracted by sexual
prevention. written in familiar style avoiding iii meIca
and every thing hat would The car
Scuee, excessively devoted to the diseases OF
To which is added receipts the cure OF the above
diseases and treatise on the symrt and euro
fonles one dollars win be forwarded any part q tic
cGsaen Co. Publishers or box isS Post rSSife ee
This is. without exception the most comprehensive
which treats avoiding all technical TERMS addresses
to Eens im b no II @
has devoted many years the treatment or the various
complaints treated Of and 'with little breath 10 nun,
me world at the ely ORES cents the fruits
e so sIGees Les EC9stse
IN this Invaluable work. 1t would save yearsof
charge 'Ptople's Adrocate '' 'ou'h u''"er Their
"A PEeshyeri9n clergyman Ohio in writing OF I'pr
tcrS culcal MANUAL says: Thousands uncn thousnSS
q our youth by example and the OF the pas
out realizing the sin ard upon them
selves and their rostcty DEMONSTRATIONS OF thousands
down. and they do know the cause or the cure AH~
@ m as 5 s |Ge SO to and influence ne
". source OF human would confer
on the present and Coming iniespeane eSf
The use ofiuoxcatng drinks though it has slain thoIs
sands upon thousands. greater scouree 10 The In.
man race Accept my thanks OF the aniieted
so actively engaged in.' 49, O' y" "'e
One cory VIM be forwerled osecurey cnveoped and
address. CosDEN a CO., Publishers Box 1S6 Phiia
deIphta. ~ 1'''1
the most lberater T7fT' SS maioIx ="
Centre Wheeling Drug Store and
- ~. .5....ls Apotheca.
Srrs1 of BLUM has purchased the entire stock
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Look to your CoulphsI= :

mo ali su.b asare 1sboyJn, ,,,,.S f.,ssr -,
j. mess, PANS in the Breast, Splitting Hood, Sc, We
would honestly the BrentlinEer's Com;
pound syrup OF Boneset, apleasant safe and snec =
cure 1t can be had at essrs PAxToS & LAKE, and 3,
the Suspentiun BRIDGE and at - - e"o u
BRENTL1NGER & ARMSTRoNG,s.i 81
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IS - Co-Partnership: 5g.
n w.HR1SKELL&t Go. have associated e, r. SwEA-
W. R1NGEN Jr with them partner, the parne rshir
commencing ON the 10th nss Thostye the firm will be
HslSkkLII d y. --.-s 10. ...y ian17
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can equal nc art or
3IITEes' ACIDS or NAusEnus lDRues. tits extYemeIy
70 the Taste, and may be taken by die o.t
acute distress. Beware DRUo dsp pt
the agent, and get descriptive circular
s annsf e skEI5s1s LIZ
gesnon DT Pereira on Food and diet; nr John " NJ
el Asss York ProE
syi OF Yale Phts
iegsther from ali
!, r. PATTRRsoN.s 80 Monroe street. syti
Wholesale and Retail 4eenf. n,r ~ g
) Z q 3 NEaEE SUG 77iSS IT,
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ssTHEsTAPE WORM.

This Is the most diicuityy TO destroy ali that
infest the human sysent grows TO almost ndennite
length SO eoiled and fastened Tie iestines
ana stomach, eiecting tile health sadly to cause 81
Vins Dance Fits etc THAT those afflicted seldom if ever
suspect that 1t lisa Tame Worm hat is hastening them
energetic treatment must be pursued would he
pLoper 10 lake or OF Liver Pills, SO as 10 remvc
ppon te worm which must be taken doses Of two Ia
have never been known fail In curing the most 6bd
rnf n caSR nj frnUe Nyn,1,t
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Co-Partners shin

THE undersigned have this day formed a coportn.r-
snip under the name and style oil G. Baker d.
III continue the Steamboat agency and Boat Store bnsi
ness at the old stand, Nc. 20 Water street 80
= ,,.- $3.50 S. C.BAKER,
o"'' JOHN LIST. 81
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,s. God Liver Oil. - "a
1910 ss,sa 9 isoyes Samuel Shines, inafuIsctur.
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MAY be coDiden ialy consulted his Lock ln6rn,. rv
tANo ~ South Ga tbettyeen LOMBARD and seeondf
SIS tpposite the Exchange uildings and City Post or
nee ltimnle, Md This institute, esta blisheL
oyer fifteen yea's this cit by Regular ysicans as
elus: rom Qusckery Is widely celebrated speedy and
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'" ~ sHu 70 tHe ID oss--t' HIFermnchcr
HYDRO ELECTRIC voLrAIC CHAINS
Producing instant relief most acute pa n ard
n'anehtly curing all Neuralgia diseases, Rheuma.
a' tsnI painful aud SwelIed Joints, NEURALGIA
OF the Face, Deafness blindness, st.
Vitus' Iance, Palpitatons OF tho
Heart, Periodical Headaches,
Pains III the Stomach. In. ~ .-.-.--
SILL. ...- digestion, dyspepsia
Uterine Pains, la p reg II
PARALYSIS, 'r#
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Many have suffered for mouths and even wears, under
ine sieets cured disease, hont
70 oe scconud tiosn THE usual symptoms re
of The tongue AMI lips, Itching and
about the muse, botches erupons upon tie
iness deatlicss, dull pains nthe head and limbs etc
Eases vary muc IN character hence but few synp.
Ios are some times experienced, any them Is lust
eaSss q alarm uPons relect Constitutional cure OF
me- ~ ah OF such cases. DR. H. is will
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Anayon cannot be indifferent this appeal. Huma n.
NY calls upon you to do .ny 1t is ony OF
Tie hi1Iy thousands who hAs sceniI effects
s!Dr ). n Hobensack -Sirtratitude tosyou, the in
Sentor OF highly valuable Incidence 'onpts this humble
iestimony in It's favor being SAT- gentle, yet power
fully etleetn1l remedy for Worms. Having lad muchex=
re cncc III knowing thu effects OF various prepa
my VILE who was well skilled in intstcring childic
lniIstrcss pronounced 1t the best had used and
wouIu use no Other whiie yours could be had. daug
terol ours became seriously diseased. Her symptoms
were alarm ns but her mother atonce sought out
Hsa taken ata bottle o! Sir the eeetio
Ing about 1--WE or six years Old Sc passed al inlncnse
q9ahtity OF Worms, her seky eouitenance igte
cd her spirits returned, and in time lovely
child tlteatehsd with decline deah NOW gave prom
Use OF health Ihanks to Kind provideiIce IS hose bcs
suffering with w rms. s. - ,';t'S-s az
las II ROWRN Minister OF ~. Z: ~ !.
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Total pr partial suspension otthose functions essen.
la 10 orthe Species fatal to con.
or The violation or natures laws, by Indulgence In rice
oen from associates ut school, familiarity OF
domestics or the example those who
enee their the practice these
tain OF vitality and bishts the bright hopes lie; Tie
rosy wreath OF Love wtters around the heart The warm
impulses y endeariiis sin,pptIy are Chilled and ~
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The OilEof Grape Vine
rINHIS Oils result oftwenty years. Investigation m
IL French sian, and ie now extensively used In
II issii nisces =. 49, =''0
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WI Oh slon eve be Contemplated with pure and INSULT
gu delight presents an Incubus to Tho mind, filling Il with
fearful arrrees ms, 81 cNCiles only feelings OF disrlst
OF teptsn1m G. Tie yertios OF PARENTS guardians
Sc, nus 100 Ht!e oyed Isse aid fatal philosophy; let
aud ls by the light OF truth tic pitfalls OF snorsncs
ana subsequent misery will be easily avoided.
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- 10 3Saddlers Hardware.
AND COACH TRIMMING.
UST Opened large assortment Saddler's Hardware
- ard Coach Tiimhingy Coach ard lie, tier Varnish,
Buggy Bows, Hubs Spokes, Fellows. Carriage and Tire
Holts Maileable Irons, Patent and Rnamelled Leather
and used by the trade, 10 which invite at
tennon Of the public. JOHN kNOTE,
l9lS..-- so ~. Old Stand, 163 Main st.
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~ IN FEMALE DISEASES. sarj ta
More than one huEdIed PERMANENT cures of Proaps,,s
uel nave been effected within he LIST by the
.nese by applying one end OF the chain the
region o. the abdonen and the other spne iust
above the hip tile usual symptoms incident 10 that
disease at removed. a'ztr1lF -
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DREADFUL lINHERlTANoE

= HUN LIIt k7t1ftHtss =
And must this continue Shall we be wise in
all that concerns the cattle of fields our horses
our sheep, our cows, our oxen, the nature and
character OF the soil we possess. the texture and
concerns ourselves human beings, with human
functions and passions, subject to great derange.
mcnt, involving our future peace and happiness
wife of our Affections and the mother of our chill
dren in al that concerns the mental and physical
well being of those children we should be i'm
mersed in the darkest and most I7fff' n ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-05-26
The Nebraska Bill Passed !

The House has passed the Nebraska bill
ayes l13, noes 100. One hundred and thir-
teen men have "PASSED THE RUB.
COM" let their act be the signal for war,
Of political determination, perpetual and I'M
relcn,ing, against every one Of them. Trai-
tors to freedom, let them I've branded as trail
tors, aud speedily stripped of all power to
iniure freedom vioa,ers Of the public
faith, ,et each and every one of them be
treated as a man destitute Of integrity-ncv-
or to be trusted in any capacity We have
no charity for one Of them-no faith in the
purity of their motves-no confidence in
their honor or integrity. Their act seems to
US to be palpably and grossly wicked and
without the shadow of an excuse. 1t Is not
to be palliaied or endured. 1t is only tobe
punished. SO much for he men and to Ne
end that these men may be known and th,r
pertidy remembered by our readers, we shl
publish their names as soon as a correct lii
comes to hand.
Although the bill has been passed by both
Houses, it is barely possible that it may yet
fail. The House struck out the Clayton a.
mcndment, and on that question the Sebte
has vet TO act If that body concurs. nd
the bill becomes law, it will be tune to On
slider how to commence and conduct the b.
litical revolution which the authors Of rs
scheme have provoked.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-05-26

Two WEEKS LATER FRoM CALIFORNIA,
VIA NEw ORLEANs.-.NetD Orleans. Nav
22.-lhe steamer United States arrived
here today, from Asplnwall, May nth, with
lOO passengers. She reports the Illinois to
have sailed on the same day for New York.
with 400 passengers and 100000 treasure.
We have California news to LIST Nav
Mr. Dillon, the French Consul, having been
arrested and brought into Court to testify in
the case Of the Mexican Consul. has struck
his flag, and will not raise it again until or
dered by the Emperor. The Mexican Con-
sui was found guilty, but recommended to
mercy.
Col. Fremont arrived on the l7th April,
completely broken up, only twenty men left,
the greater part having deserted after Cross
sing the Colorado.
ployed on the Columbia river Oregon. ex-
ploded, killing % and wounding 30.
Accounts from the mining districts are
most flattering.
by the United States, we have reports
that on the 9TH inst, Santa Anna summoned
Acapulco to surrender, which was refused
by Alvarez, who sailed out, attacked Santa
Anna's troops, and took 300 prisoners
Santa Anna is said to have fed
The Ohio legislature has passed law to
punish by fine and Imprisonment those who
sell liquor to drunkards, and rendering them
liable to civil suits
ARRIVALS AT New YoRK. York,
May 12.-From May LIST to the 2Ist, inclu-
slve, there have arrived at this port ASA sail
OF vessels from foreign ports, bringing up.
wards Of $4,000 passengers.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-05-26
Example for Vermont.

The Legislature Of Connecticut has aclc,
upon the Nebraska "crisis" in the spirit Of
patriotism. The opponents of the Admins
uatun have agreed in order TO make their op
position cilectual:-agreed upon a platform
and agreed in the election Of men to defend
that platform in the Unite states Senate. =
This is the very thing we desire to see IN
Vermont, and in every sister state. sab
stantially the platform is right and the spirI
of concession and libcraity in which Tie
elections have been made is admirable
We commend this example to our read rs
and we hope that all, who desire to zee
similar state of things in Vermont, vii take
the trouble to attend the Wing Stae Con-
vention.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-05-26
The Nebr aska Bill.

The fierce struggle in the House Of Rep.
resentatlvcs last week between the friends
and opponents of this stupendous fraud, re-
suited so far IN favor of the right as to de-
feat the scheme Of the potters 10 rush the
bill through under the operation of the gag.
Another week has been granted, or rather
iorced from the majority, for discussion, but
the passage Of the bill finally, in our iudg-
ment, cannot be ayerted. A northern presi-
dent has thrown the overpowering influence
of Executive dictation and patronage in ia
yor OF the enemies of freedom and good
faith, and vlllainy and oppression will tri-
umph for a season but for season only!
But viii the north submit tamey to this
outrage Never The doom of every
northern friend or apologist is sealed. From
this day forth let the people visit with politi-
cal death every northern man, be he Wing
or Democrat-lhough thank God not a SIN
gle northern Wing member of Congress has
consented to the iniquity--who has, directly
or indirectly, aided ia tho consummation OF
this deed of darkness. Let "no fellowship
with traitors" be the motto, and the race of
doughlaces will soon be extinct. Let there /
be North, as well as a South - Brdttie-
boro Eagle.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-05-26

- The idea that it is the duty of the
opponents of Slavery Propagandism to CO.
operate seems to be entertained by several
people besides " two or three wing editors in
Vermont" The Legislature Of Connecti-
cut has acted upon that idea, much to the
chagrin Of the pensioned organs of the ad-
ministrauon and we observe that the Bos-
ton Atlas predicts similar results in every
free state. So mote it be. Here is the pre-
diction:
e. The Legislature of Connecticut have
elected as United States Senators, Francis
Gillette free Soill for the remainder Of the
term Of Truman Smith, resigned, which ex-
pres on the 4th of March next and La Fay
cite 5. Foster lWhigl for the full term Of
six years, irom March 1, 1885, to March A.,
1861.
This resul, is gall aud NORWOOD to the
Boston Post, and to all the other government
hirelings They have, however. the salts.
faction OF Knowing that they have only
themselves to thank for this result and many
more precisely similar that are IN store for
the iaithless and prohlgate administration
which has provoked them by its needless
revival OF dangerous agtations, and a wan
ton and lndeiensble violation Of a SACRED
compact The Post raves about coalitions
but II may as well resign itself to the ineyit
sole consequences of its party peridy. l
the administration persists in keeping up 1t
present war upon freedom aud the rights @
the Tree States, precisely similar result
may be anticipated in every free state i
the Unlon.-Boston Atlas.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-05-26
TO MERCHANTS.

MIDDLEsEx, VI, May 22d, 1914.
Mr.. WALTON: SI,-Wnl you permit us
to say, in your paper, to the Merchants OF
Vermont, that we have contracted to Messrs.
OLIVER & HELMER, of Montpelier, all the
Rakes we shall make this year, and they will
furnish all our customers with a much better
article than we made lest year at our old fac
tory prices.
Yours, SC, DocknAM g. STowELL.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-05-26
Self-IIeating, Smoothing, and
Tailor's Irons.

The Undersigned agents for the State Of
Vermont, for the sale of the celebrated Self
Heating, Smoothing, and Tailors Irons are
now furnishing them to Merchants at ioicest
manJacfmer'sprioes. One quart of coal am
pie fuel for the usual ironing of an ordinary
family
They combine EcnNoMY, CoNvENIENcE,
SAVING OF LABoR, NEATNEss and Dis.
.rArcH. and are pronounced by all that try
item, the best thing ont.
OLIVER & HELMER.
MONTPELIER May Goth, 1854. Si2w
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Wing state Convention.

The Annual Wing State Convention Of
the Wings Of Vermont, will be held at Rut-
laid, on wednesday, the 9TH Of June next,
at IA o'clock, P. NJ, to nominate candidates
for State Officers FOR the ensuing political
year, aud also, to transact such other bust.
ness as the Convention, when assembled
may deem proper, preparatory to the next
annual State Election.
+. N. BRIGGS,
GEO. WARDNER, Uhig
b. ID. HARRIS, Central
II. NJ. BATES, Comm
CHI. HAYDEN.
May LIST, 1854.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-05-26

rFsThe Patriot publishes a description
ola protested minister Of the gospel, who is
sad to be knave, and Of course hypo-
cfe, despsed by all christian men TO- and
ads, that he signed the minister's remon-
sunce against the Nebraska bill. The
Pdrot apparently rejoices at the prospect
that one solitary remonstrant out ofthou-
sands is a knavo. We improve the oppor-
tonity to express our joy that this rascal is
not totally depraved. Only think how much
meaner he would have been, if he had favor
ed the Nebraska scheme This fellow
stole money for himself; but the Nebraska
aliens of the North steal that which money
cannot buy, and TO an infinitely greater
crime, they add an infinitely deeper mean
ness-by stealing for other people, and rob-
bling their own kindred at that
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-05-26

Senator Foot on the geio. See first page
for the speech entire. The veto is either
great blunder Of a laundering odmlnistra-
ton, or il is worse. If ii is the policy Of
the administration to buy the South by pan
dering to Slavery, and the West by ped
ding out the public lands, 1t is a sectional
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS as such win be repudi-
ated by honorable and patriotic men every
where.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-05-26

The Bratiieboro' Eagle is down on the
dough-iaces- and thinks there should be
North. The Eagle also comments the res
buttons Of the n Y. anti Nebraska meet
ing Good
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-05-26

Q}~Hon. Edward Everett, of Massachu-
sets, has resigned his seat IN the United
States Senate, on account Of i'll health. The
resignation is to take effect on the LIST Of
jnne
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-05-26

To Subscribers in Waterbury. K. C. Smith
Esq, has been compelled by i'll health to re-.
hnquish the agency for the Waterman, in
Waterbury and Duxbury. Until other ar
engagements are consummated payments
must be made at our office.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-05-26
Ff'In tne HI'uul''uI} HsEFIeT,
The Convention.

And nov, what will the convention do
That 4 will be numerous gathering Of the
old ai.i tried fried friends Of the wing cause
--of the young and ardent and active Of
@en '.tslllgeoily regulating and determined
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-05-26

Godeys Lady's Book for june is out in full
bloom with fashion plates, &c. &c. This
number closes volume AZ, and the publisher
sdyerdses a promising programme for ~.