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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-04
uarES OF ADVERTISING.

Newspaper propretors generally, and especially oi TINS
ty under the usages and regulations heretofore preVSng
are called ,poa 10 nerorn labor without remuner8
tson tIan any other Of community The gratuitous
publication of charity religious advertisement and CON-
raunicstions ihutes respect obituaries &C &C. which
can only be inserted heavy cost 20 the proprietor i'm
poses unon t burden onorous that they feel called
upon IN Eeaefence check the abuse, by making such
publications charge extent at least upon the par
ties more immediately interested In this they but fol-
towing the example OF the in other cities, impeed by
sense OF its proprety, AMI imperative duty
themselves The subscribers have therefore united tOgeth
mutual agreement, upon the 10 lowing specified terms
publication Of these well every sort Of regular
business advertising.
For each square OF ~ lines less Of brewer 10 lines
less Of nonparel for the 1st insertion .....4f 90
for each additional insertion. square 80
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"BOOkS THAT ARE ROOKN,0
ANn WnR rII prAnrnn

"BOOkS THAT ARE ROOKN,1
AND WORTH READING
CREECE AND THE GOLDEN HORN
NJ FLooD AND FIELD.
UNCLE SANS RARH FENCE
MosSISG Sr,Ks NEw WORLD,
FtFIY YEARS IN BsrH tlKMIsPHkRRs
NONANruN NATIcx.
LIvEs rHE QUEKSs or FSoLASp.
THE PLGRiNs or wAisIyGHAM.
H1LLs. LAKES FOREST srKRAMs
THa MoNEY MAKKS.
kUBsTAzCz AID sHApows
TES NiGHrs ~ A BAR RooG.
TABIEs FcR CEfTIcs
FEHS IEAves. Secsind Series
MsxoRlEs OvER WATER.
TExNEsssAS ABROAD.
BERTHA AND LILY
TEE HKRMIxs DEIL-
HoxEY MoOS and ether ComicAlitie-
Miss LESEIxs BEH4vIOR BsoE.
THIs THAT AND TEE oFHEK.
For sale by cHARLMS w. sMTTn
mara
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w. JACKSON a SON,

r THE LATE FIRM OF W. 4 N. JACKSON SONS
4 RATE and Fender Makers, 246 Front ST., and 03O
II Broadway n " have constantly hand every vare-
Crates and Fenders also circular and Square German
silver CRATES. Wholesale de lers supplied Jelly
CTNDREES-A WeI selected stock Of Card Clothing,
- Hand Cards. Shuitles, Pckers, Lace Leather; Picker
Leah,r Roller Leather Roller Cloth, Comb Plates, Card
Cleaners Harness Twine, Emery Spindle Banding, Ring
Travellers, 0n hand and for sails by
d. D. DICKEY,
feb6 No. College street, Nashville.
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SPLENDID sTO K OF
NEW STYLES CARPETS,
Opening this day. by R. @. MeNAIRY a co

EOR SALE.-I oner for sale tu o Building Lot. we'll
situated for building Sites Bell street IN Edgeaed
eseh fronting 90 eet and running back 100 feet Terms
easy, Apply 10 K A. BALLoWE, Gen. Agent
HiafiH No. IL DeadeFck street.
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CATLIN's HISTORY

OF THE INDIAN TRIBES OF NORTH AMERICA
WITH Biographical Sketches and anecdotes OF the Prn-
w eipal Chiefs Embelished with 120 PoRTRAns, from
the Indian Gallery Washington, in volumes complete
Recently received and sale low BY JNO. B. wEsr.
ALs0-Jusi 10 hand, - MARnz'S CuEaArED 6rTIGHs
assd oil Rosew 1od, Ivory and Pearl Ornamented
Hiei2 J. B. W.
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TOR SALE on urNT-rt,v..

LrOR SALE Or RENT-I havsa desra- .sssa
bic house on LoWer Market street for sale or Mssd
rent the house containing four in the main i4
building with cellar dining ROOM kitchen and an peces-
~ out buildings any wishing able resdsrc.
and one convenient The business part Of the city LIQUID
make immediate application 20
Il. A. DALLOwE, GEM sgt,
Jan9-u 30. II Deaderick street
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ItUNDRIES-2OO bxs. Tin Plate, 10 by IA;
= 100 a q IA by 20;
67 bundles assd Wire; 30 pigs Bsnca Tin;
cask Sheet Zinc; 5000 feet Lead Pipe.
Tb plates Spelter; 600 Gas Pipe.
lion Castings Stock Kettles ir Axles Springs, Cast
boxes AxIes all sizes Copper In Bars Sheet Iron,
Sheet Lead, Gc., on hand and for SAFE by q .
d. D. DICKEY,
ian26 No 5CoIlrge street, Nashville
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MANUFAcTURgRs Avn MIIIFps-

ME are general Agenls for the OF al Cotton aad
Woolen fabries manufactured IN the State Of TsnEes
and have appropriated large and commodions roos
solely for their sale and storage. We have ao sppropFa-
ted another for the sale and storage FLOUR alone
And would resp, euy call attention Of both Mans.
faeturers and Niliers to this arrangement
oetS W. u GORDON A Co
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NASHVILLE, TENN, WEDNESDAY,
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From vIsCHER L sCHELL'S GenT AGFc-::::sing House.
APPLEros's BUu.DisG, SAG and 3is Broadway.
Late No. so Nassau-St.e
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RICH SPRING GOODS.

RICH SPRING GOODS.
w. A. & J. &. McCL LAND
IIToULD cali the attention Of their enls And buyers in
w general, TO the
Largest aud Most Elegant stock OF
SPRING GOODS
Ever offered BY them This stock has seen selected with
unusual care Rnd al prices which will enable them oder
very great inducemsns 10 buyers particularly TO CASE
METROPOLITAN STORE,
Nos 81 and So College Street
ELEGANT DRESS GOODS.
Elegant Plaid and striped Poi De seE
Super Back Gro De Rhlnes, very ehssP;
" Mourning SILKS;
Eegant Hounesd BaregsE
Rich Printed
saPsr Pl''n aarsees, in eolOrs and black, vsy cheap
{" Chalaes
Elegant French Organdles:
Prn I'd Jaconets. neat Ftyles;
A large lot & PRINTED Musiins, very loE priced
GIng6Ams Pnnted Linens, Chats, Prints &C. ke-
CURTAIN GOOnS.
Rich Satin Brcga'elle;
a. Lame;
Wool DamSsks;
Union
Lace Curtains;
Masin curtain., with sn the Trimmings
eoH9lete for putting up curtains made 10 uaieh
STAPLE GOOD>.
Our stock o. Staple Goo vrry ltrge snd complete
Irish Linens DanAsk d. Ta=slas do TeAtnEs, Linen ana
Cotton Shertngs, Plaid Domestcs, Cotohades, llnenA
Ds, Tvvsds pscss BombsEne-, Drsb De kse' Cloths,
cassimers, NestinFv, AZ. Ae., al very cheap, al
McCLELLANDs METROPOLITAN STORE,
SPre Nos. % and IS College rect
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LARD WANTED.

ARD-500 bbls ard wanted Immediately for uhich %
II highest market price u c&sh viz paid.
nAr25-du J. DOYLE co.
No. - south Bra1l n ushvi. Tsrs
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UMBRELLAe.
TCST received large q hns s unbreas q
u al sises and e0laFs. CLIFTON a ABBOTT
ds3s So- y cs&As stfssl
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ADDRESS CARDS.

A NDERSON, =. P., dealer in Lace and c Fancy
A Goods &c 6c Union street, No. 50, between College
and Cher ' streots, Nashville, Tenn. uecol
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5000 REuARn.

ID ANYWAY from Nashville the negro woman MINERVA,
Of dark coppe color; very feshy In habit hs wing
quite prominent eye walks aekEardy; some feet or
inches in height She has been employed in Nashville a.
seamsress several years and may lurknx Ah ut cuu
preparatory TO making her escape 70 fee State having
Gently been detected ~ attempt 20 get o. u taken OUT
Of the state. will give hundred dollars Tor her sppre
henson and one hundred dollars taken in the Stale ana
lodged in the Nashville Jail
jan22-u THOs II. PETwAY.
CTRAw CUTTERS FOR PEVE HOL-
~ LAhS-A substantial article. just received and foe
sale by D. D. DlCKEY,
f-h6 No College street. Nashville.
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DERRY. w. n. e. CO., Wholesale and Retail
ID dealers in Books, Stationery, &c, west sac IuO"'
n-r..r
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THE FIRST ANNUAL
State Fair and Exhibition
or Tus
Mechanics Institute of Tennessee
VIII open ut ODD Fellows Hall,
IN THE CITY or NASBYILLE,
On the First MondAy Of October, 1855


MANUFACTURES, Mechanics, Artists, and an other,
sl are i7-ited 10 contribute specimens o Iheir sk
uhor. Competent Judges VIII be appointed -
ARTICLES exhibited aud award PREMIUMS hose sntlcd
10 them under the rules.
An articles sent for exhibition viz be stored without
Pease 10 ire ounCT, sud should be The 81
IL 8ordon Co. Commission Merchants, MARKET street
The otiect Of the Fair 70 deEsop and ths
Manufacturing ami Mechanical of The stAte. It's
management s in the hands Of eommee q reliable and
and ensrgete and s 4 placed bey ond dOaet
and Invitation most cordially and cor enty extendsd
- all Who may be dsposed 20 pate IN is advantages.
No CHAaGE W be made 70 sNLibOrs ether for Tie pFiv
lsze sf exhiAitipg iOr aduIlss % shs tar.
ne opeainx sf the state agricultural FAR and the meet
ths Legislature smaits sA the cpenng % ms
Mrchanlcs KxhIbon vii add anasaal Interest 70 he
Eon-
CIucUr4ns esnialans sl details Of ne plan Of the
hblon aad ali iniornatan desired, Si Be PrompS
fei s4rdsd BY sddxessiss eiEss % ne s1esfs. Esd
HK wuxxs Cor. secy sprs
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LNLOUR FOURL! 300 barrels Of extra on hand
Those who want extra Irt ele ges any time
and at fair rates oy calHngW
mv26 H. T. YEATMANsS
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I,I.IFgON & ABBOTr., dealers in Gentlemen's
~ Apparel and Furnishing Goods Cedar street, hta 'ne
Doc 0nicn Jelo
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NJ W. ALEXANDER. ...F. A. PARHAM
ANTELLlGENCE OFFICE AND
GENERAL AGENCY,
CHAT OOGA A.,
oR the collection Of doubtfu other claims buying
sci ing, or renting lands lots procuring situations &C.
attention and uudoubed references when require
IsoZZ-a ALEXANDER & PARHAM
DRESS GOODS.
SUPER plain black Gro De Rhne all widths;
~ 90 do do do France;
DO Plaid and Striped bl'k Gro De France;
DO Plain Rep. silks, 10 all coils
dc do do do In light colors, Tor evening;
Plaid and Striped Silks, in great variety;
Rich Printed and Plaid Nous de LANES;
Tartan Piaids, In all colors:
Plain Merinos and Cxshmeres, in all coIors;
Stand Ga ain De LANES, in all color;
Domoaznes, Apaccas, Cha1es, French Chintx;
Ginghams, Prints, &e., re-
sep2s r. c. McNAfRy a co
WEhave nov in store by late arrivals
w 90 hhda- n. o. Sugar, new crop; ..
loo bbls Mols,ses DO:
100 do Deans Extra whiskey;
10 boxes--haves and quarters-Star Candles;
80 do Palm Soap;
leo do Tallow Candles;
20 do Western Reserve Cheese;
90 hbls. Clover Seed; &
- boxes Peter Nj. Boaz's Tobacco No. /;
20 do Presfon's do do:
u do G. B,yd's DO do:
10 do Boaz Goodwin's do do
III do yArons Brands:
o0OO0 Reg1lia Cigars, all grades;
Which We viii sell low for Cash.
ian5 s II. LOOMS A co.
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ONE rUNDEED thousand lbs Bacon:
100 bbls Lard, far which vii pay the hghesi
lret pros 10 cash or groceries. Also feathers Wool
-swar rsIiov Ginse ng and Rsgs 1e, IN exchange OI
srss. LssI CHURCH ANDoERsh.
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TO WEAVERs AND sPINRERs.
HoZlERY. GLovEs. 4

IUsr received large of White. Brown and FAaey
eolored Cotton SIX Lise I'm cad y iiose and Gloves
CLIFTON 4 ABBOTT
spas No. IS Cedar street
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nULGI.AS. a.. a. B. & co., importers and
Wholesaie dealers Domestic Dry Goods, Hats, caps
Bonne,s shoes Brogans &C, north side Public Square
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extra Principe Cigars, received ps
" express this asy by VESSEL TH0APeON
trhi0
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FOR RENT OR LEASE.
HAVE lot in eouth Nashville 65 feet fron and run
nlng oark 100 feet, vel eneosed with sione s~bee,
which s ~s! suited Cor Lumter Yard, that el rent or
leSse Tor term Of years any wishing ot ur that
purpose could Lot select better iocaiion the city.
X. A. BALL0wf, Cxnr AFeps.
msri1 No. IL Deaderick street.
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Political Amiahilitv

When the Know-Nothings first came
TO tho light % day. they indicated Gas we
construe the fsets,) hostility 70 foreigners
ard detes.a,ion OF Catholics as their sa .
liant characie,is.ics. Finding soOu that
there Sas little more true ciyiIizasioh IN
ths United States than they reekoned
upon, We SEQ them adtoit;y moaiiyine
thess sxcsescenees by adopting sort u
aatlcnaRsy 70 catch The popular ear.
They were TO unite the strength Of the
country under the banner Of : American
censetys,i.m.s The South not being yet
satsapped next comes the impo,ens phase
Of Americanism igaorisg Aboii,ioaisa,.r
And they ~ met N Philadslph;s 10 zee
whether this policy could not be srseed
upon n such . way a. 70 produce she de-
sired eject apsn shs slave States. Blu.
ths Notthsm. ksnssk ~ ths Order could
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Carpets, Oil Cloths, 80,
At Low Prices for Cash!
George II. H. Kyatf.

Nos. 444 and 44o Pearl Street, tnedr
Chatha'ta,) NeW- Pork,
HAS NOW in store, ahd is christianity re-:
IL ceiving n wELL-AssoRTED SrocK OF
CARPETS. OrL-CLoTis. &c, to which he
invites public attention, believing that an
examination of both duality ard prices. will
prove satisfactory rs Merchants aud to
Purchasers generally; who buy for Cash.
His Stock consists of
RICH VELVET TAPESTRY g. BRUS.
Sells CARPETS, IN NEW DESIGNS:
SUPERIOR ENGLISH & AMERI.
ICAN 3-PLY, AND INGRAM
Ca R p ETS; .-
Comprising many New Patterns, riiade ex-
pressly for first class trade. Also,
Twilled and plain Venetian Hall and Stair
Carpets. Oil Cloths in widths from . to
24'feet, in various qualities. Rich Mosaic
Iufted and Common Hearth Rugs and
Door. .mats of different sorts. Table and
Piano. Covers of Choice Patterns. "A
5-4 and Ga Plaid and Plain Mattings.-
Window Shades of desirable STYLES
Stair Coverings, Stair Rods, and ali other
articles usually kept in Carpet Stores.
HE Is ALSO AGENT FOR SELLING
Carhart g. Nye's Power Loom Three-ply
and Ingram Carpets, rs well as Barber's
Auburn Prison-made Brussels 3-ply. Ingram
and Venetian Carpets and Rugs.
All which will be fairly represented to
purchasers. and sold at fair prices.
July 25, a4-ly.
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Jew David's, or Hebrew plaster.

This article, prepared for pains and weak
ness in the back, breast, side. or limbs: byn;s-
es, sprains, &C.; and for asthmatic affections.
will, in most cases give immediate ana
permanent relief II will also be found
hlghly beneficial for complaints of the liver
lungs ana Kidneys Persons Of sedentary
hao,ts' whose business requires them TO sit
or stand much, who are troubled with weak
ness IN the chest, or pain in side or breast
VIII hnd great relief by wearing one Of these
plasters.
See advertisement In another column.
The genuine are sold By
MAGIEL & HEATH.
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2. It will grow on very rich ground, from

2. II will grow on very rich ground, from
three to four feet high.
3. 1t Is never injured by cold--no freeze
hurts It, A. IL is never troubled by insects of
any kind. 1t is never injured or retarded
In growing by heavy rains, overflows, or
ordinary drouth.
6. IL grows as fast as Millet or Lucerne.
q. IL is nutritious as barley, and stock are
rs fond of IL as they are of that.
8. twill keep horses, mules, cattle, sheen
goats, hogs and poultry fat throughout the
winter and spring, from November to June.
8. IL will then-the stock being with.
drawn, and the ground being rich-yield
from four to six tons of excellent hay pei
acre.
10. II saves corn and fodder being fed
away To stock during the winter and spring
IL. 1t tcompletly protects fields from wash
ing rains.
II. 1t enables farmers 10 have an abun.
dance Of rich milk, cream and butter, with
beef mutton, kid, PORK, turkeys, and chickens
for their table. %
l3. II will, followed up with our corn
field pea, give to farmers the cheapest, the
simplest, the surest and most paving plan
to reclaim worn out fields, and refertilize
those not yet so, which the ingenuity Of
man can devise.
IA. 1t will sow its own seed after the first
time, without expense or trouble, thereby
reproducing itself through its seed on the
same ground infnitium.
10. 1t does not spread or take possession
of field, so as TO be difficult t. get rid OF
it, but can be effectually destroyed at any
stage before the seed ripen and fall out, by
being plowed up or under.
This grass having the above enumerated
properties, will be found by all who cultivate
1t far superior to any other species ever in,
troduced, or which can be introduced, fol
the climate and soil Of the South. shall
be prepared to furnish seed of this valuable
grass to all who desire to cultivate it. My
price is S5 per peck, which is rs much rs i
necessary to begin with-it being distinctly
understood that in every instance where the
party is not satisfied, after giving it n fail
trial, the price shall be returned.
b. V. lVERSON.
Let us hear from our friend Captain
Mcllwain. Ed. LEDGER.
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What Nexta

Barnum, having used up the babies,
much to his own advantage, no doubt, is
going to try his hand at the mothers and
young ladies. he has issued pro,
gramme Of over $4,000, which he pro-
poses to present in premiums "to the
handsomest ladies in America There
70 to be one premium OF $1,000; one Of
$500; one Of $3.50; one Of 5000; one
Of $3.50; six Of s1oo; nine Of $40, and
one hundred Of $40. The process by
which the handsomest ladies are to be
found out spd ascertained, IS somewhat
complicated, and we leave il for the de-
tails, which win soon be Published rs an
advertisement Suites it 70 say, that in
the first instance, daguerreotypes Of beau.
tiful women viii be invited 10 be sent in
from all parts Of the country, with or
without the nsmes--the daguereotypes
10 be returned 10 due time 10 tho owners.
On the 10th Of October, all that mag
have srriyed, I" win be placed before the
pubIlc, at .tbe American Museum. of in
some other suitable locality In New Yotk.h
The visitors At The exhibition, will. decide
by means of bnllots, which of the nor.
irsits are entitled 10 the greminas. Those
ladies obtaining the ten highest premiums.
viii be engraved aud published in the
French Worids Book ef Beauty. Each
lady who may secure 6nd Of tie ten
highest premiams, viii bo desired to u.
TO the best artists in tie city heatest 10
her residence, who VIII paint her portrait
from lie, n The expense of NJ. Basnusn.
ier sko French pvbiieagion NfU York
Jopfsds9 c54m<res.
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from the Chafleston Mercury
Rescue Grass.

Our readers will find an advertisement Of
Mr. Thompson, offering for sale the seed Of
the Rescue Grass, which has been raised
near this city. The marits Of grass have
been much diseussed, but tho weight Of
testimony recently has been decidedly In
lie fhvor We notice In the Montgomery
Gazette two advertisements ofthe seed In one
Of which it Is stated that 100 bushels were
gathered from an acre Of the grass, and in
the other from halfa bushel Of seed planted.
i40 bushels were gathered. The Following
Il The circular of Mr.. Iyerson, who first
brought this grass into notice:
Columbus, (Cis) Dec. -, ls54.--Deaf Sir;
take this method 10 bring TO your notice
foreign winter grass, the seed Of which
y now accIimated. and which ! sincsreiv
desire every farrper In the South TO possess
and eultivste. This gfpss grows IN the fall.
winter and spring only, and, for the grazing
Of stock a0d making nutritious hay and
restoring worn out Zelda. has no saperior
This Rrass has tiss foIlwing valuable quail
ties. whlch four years experience has aSon-
dantiy demonstrated;
i II has the lafrest gfaln Of any known
sgeeies sfogsnss. 5siae Bsariy as lArEo as
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

hR. BprroR.--Picase announce 81. Raleigh
Hammend ass candidate for Tax Collector.
And oblige, Hrs FaIKSDsi
Nm. EDITcH.--Piease annoance Mr.. John w,
Gregory as candidate for Sheriff at the. snsu:
ng election and oblige,
MANY FkixSDs AND scProRrEas.
Mn: Erfr0R Please anuo6nce William Rob;
ertsOn asa candidate for Tar Collector end o.
b'ige Hrs FkIKKDs
Ma EDnoR:--Please Announce Major John
W. Nisbet a. a candidate for rAS Collector. II
b Q snsaiag elsiien. and oblige.
AAss vesEaa
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HoLLowAY's OINTMENT AND PILLS the
best Remedies for the Cure of Female
Comprehensive extraordinary effect
these Pills have upon all complaints Pc
euliarly incidental to females, would ap-
pear incredible to the citizens of the Union.
II it were not confirmed daily by the won.
derful cures they affect in the various
States. lis an unquestionable fact, that
there is not any remedy to equal them for
exterminating suffering from the softer
SEX particularly for young girls entering
into womanhood, therefore all are request
ed to give them trial, which will insure
their recommendation.