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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-20


- Mechanical Dentist, respectfully offers
his professional services TO the ladies and gen.
tlemcn of this place and its vicinity. lie is
provided with the latest improved Porcelain
Teeth, which viii be inserted or Pivot or Go'd
Plate, 10 look As well as natural. Teeth and
sslumps of Teeth, which have become useless
or troublesome, will be extracted with the la.
test and most approved instruments, in the
most careful and scientific manner, and with
the least possible pain. Persons desirous OF
procuring whole sets Of Teeth would DO well
10 give him a call, as much time, trouble ard
expense might be saved by having their work
done at home. In short, he is prepared to at.
tend 10 every thing in the line Of Dentistry,
and his performances will be warranted to
answer all the useful and ornamental purposes
of the arr,
For reference apply to his numerous custo-
merS.
N!flnjurs, Union Co., Pa, April l6, 1855.
575m3od
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-20
University at LeWiSburg.

DRIMARY Department. MAHIos Lam,
Teacher. This School Will commence
its next Term or H5n1ay, the e3d inst, in the
room occupied by Mr.. BALL, in the University
Female Institute. [April 6, ls55-573w3pd
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-20
DISSOLUTION.

TNHE Partnership heretofore existing be
tween J. & r. SrrKER is this day dis
solved, BY mutual consent. The outstanding
business will be settled by F. Spyker.
April ., 1855. ]. & F. SPYkER.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-20

TARMERS. come and examine our new
stock Of Trace, Halter, Breast and Butt
Chains, prong VI. Forks, Hay Forks. Scythes,
Gram Railes, Cutting Knives. &c, at the Hard
ware S.ose of REYNOLDS & MFADDEN,
Lewsbnrg.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-20

EtOACHMAKERS will find constantly on
u hand Elliptic Springs, Axies, Hub Bands
Laces, Oak Felloes, Bows, and general as
sortment of Trimmings, at the Hardware Store
of REYNOLDS Il M'FADDEN. Lewisburg.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-20

"OUSEKEPERS, attention! vii, be found
II at tho new Hardware Store Of REf-
N0LDS & M'FADDEN, Lew,sburg Candle
sticks, Snufers. Clothes Lines, Coffee Mills,
Knives and Forks, Shears and Scissors, Bake
Pans, Round and Oval Boilers, Shovels and
Tonss, Stair Rods, &c, which will be sold low
for the money. Ladies, call and see.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-15

How JIM WICKER's HEAD GOT BALD.-Jim
Wicker was comIcal looking fellow, with very
Young face, but by reason of having no hair, he
locked very old from his eyebrows all tn. way
round to the back of his neck. lie was very SEN
siiive about the defect, ond was somewhat crle-
DRAFTED, from fight lie had with Il travelling ogri
cuIrurlSt, who, upon being asked by Jim, what
would cause his hair TO grow on his shining poll,
was advised TO cover the top of his head with GU
anO, and plant it dow n in crab grass but jim
wouldn't quarrel with Captain Wild, for that gem
tleman was not only the ost of the Fairy Queen.
but also had the key of all 'the refreshments, in
his possession, so without hesitation he enIighten.
ed his auditory after this fashion.
'You see the har always did keep rayther scarce
bout my scalp, and was always rubbing in Que
thing and another 10 foch it out, for was Sartin
the roots wasn't dead, though thar was little to be
seen above the ground. I'd heard of bars grease,
and bought gallon in bottles; but believe il
was nothing but hogs lard and mutton taller; so
thought would have the genuiue article, and I
got old Dan to 20 out and kill something for my
especial benefit Dan told me it was in the Spring,
nnd that the bar i'll bad health and out Of sea
sou; but | believed he Was trying q1iz me, and
would not take no for an answer. A short hunt
fetched critter at bay, and Dan, by shot in the
VtalS, Saved the varmint;' but the bar in .
Canada thistle. and he had hardly lie enough in
him TO keep his iints from squaking, but " hat he
did have got and used, and strangers said Jim,
looking Sorrowfully round on the country, in two
days that little haI had commenced falling of,
and in a week was Us bald as gun barrel. Dan
was right; the yarmint was shedding himself,
and had nothing in him but hur shedding lie, and the
consequence is, can't IN the dark tell my cad
from dried gourd, if depend on teelin'.'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-15
THR PoBrRY OF p9ysrc

AYERS PlLLsslide, susar.shOd over the palate, but
their energy although wrapped ur there. with
giant force the vsry foundations disease There
thousands of sufferers who would not wear their dist
if they knew they could be Icu Tor e5c Try Ay
er's Pills, and you will know it.
Purify the blood and disease will he starved out.
Cleanse the system from impurities aud you are cured
already.
Take this best of all Pnrgatives and serOfuIa, Indi-
gestO, weakncss headache blck ache Side ACHE Jsu-
dice, Rheumatism arrangements the Liver, Kidneys
and bowels, all arrangements and all diseases which
puTsative remedy fl before then, ike da kess
before the sun.
Reader, II you suffering from eny of the numer ous
complaints they cure-suFer no rnore-the remedy has
been provided Tor you, and it is criminal to regect it,
That ayers Cherry Peror0l is The hest medicine for
coush is now well known the whole world, an: that
Ay,r's Pis the OF all Pills. is known to those
who have used them.
Prepared by Dr J c. AVER, Chemist Lowell, Mass,
and sold by all Druggists in Wheeling.
Price 95 cents per hox-5 boxes for 81.
y. &. GOOD j. Co, Wheeling
oca wholesale ard retail agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-15

REoIsrR ALTON OF LETTERs-Lmportant-
Washington Union says the regulations and in
structions to postmasteEs for carrying into effect
the Sd section of the net of March Sd, 1885, pro-
vidins for the registration Of valuable letters, are
by direction of the Postmaster General, modified
ns follows, viz:
ls.. So much of sections 4, 8 and of these 1e
pulationS as requires that packages OF registered
letters shall be sealed is hereby revoked.
I'd. All registered letters are, before mailing, to
be numbered on the upper left hand corner; their
numbers to correspond with those on the letter
bills in which they are entered.
Sd. Each registered letter, or package Of regis
tered letters, will be endorsed in wrapper in the
usual ma nner, and if there be package OF un-
registered letters to be sent by the same mail, the
package of registered letters will be placed in such
package, without being tied. and the whole will
then be carefully tied up into one package, ad-
dressed TO the Office of its destination, and placed
in its appropriate bag at the moment when that
bag is to be finally locked and sent from the Office.
If no unregistered letters are to be sent by that
mail the package of registered letters IS to be tied
and forwarded III the same manner. without being
sealed.
4th. The registered letter bill will be enclosed
In separate envelope, addressed to the postmaster,
as now required, and will be forwarded by The
usual route an unregistered letter.
9th. The numbers given to registered letters at
the Office Of mailing are not to be changed in the
accounts or letter bills OF distributing Offices
through which they may pass.
9Th. PosmNsterS required to see that the post
mark Of each registered letter (whether written or
sIamped) is clear and distinct; so that the place
and date of mailing can be readily determined.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-15

HENolc STRUGGLE WITH BEAR.-A large black
bear was killed by an Indian on the l4th inst,
near the source OF the Caster River. The anIna al
weighed upwards of 200 lbs. = desperate slrug-
gle, not unusual, however, in such cases, took
place between this enormous animal and lie Im-
dian who killed him. Being but wounded by the
shot, be closed upon the Indian, who III the deS-
perate struggle, managed 10 plunge his kife into
the bears neaft. although the brave Indian had
one arm bloken 1T The time. A; Anticos: where
bears are perhaps more numerous than in any par
OF America single Indian or hunter will never
shoot 81 bear, he IS rarely killed by the first
Snoi ond almost invaTibly attacks his pursurer "
present Instance will / regarded matter Of
surprise by his race, who lOoll upon struggle
with wounded bear as utterly hopeless 1'Oron-
TO Colonist.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-15

cOSsuxFrioS OF GoLp.-It has been ascertained
that in Birmingham, England, not less than one
thousand ounces of fine gold are used weekly, e.
quivalent to to some 100000 annually; and that
The consumption of gold leOfin eight m:nufactur-
ing towns is equal to five hundred and eighty four
ounces weekly. For gliding metals byelectrotyPe
and tbs water gliding processes not less than ten
thousand ounces ofgold are required annually. y
recent English writer states the consumption Of
gold and silver in Paris at over o0O, GOO frances
At the present time the consumption Of fine gold
and silver in the United States is estimated at $780,
600, oo0 annually.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-15

Y A viEw OF THE GRAvEs.-A correspondent of
the Baltimore American writes from Norfolk un.
der date Of Oct. I. rs follows:
gel out al the cemetery last evening, and saw
three graves open, waiting for occupants, butt
was fortunately none fer them. The cemetery
presents n sight sufficient To make the stout heart
feel sad to the Immense space OF broken ground.
More than haf the lots have each three or four
newly made graves in them, and III other places
you will see twenty and thirty together. There
are also numerous PITS in winch the collins have
been piled AWAY indscriminate!y. There were a
number Of ladies present, weeping over the graves
of their relatives, and sprinkling them with flow
er:; placing Ueauuifu! boquets them. Ii is IN
indeed. me nncholy sight. and though a stranger
among them, with no neur friend or relative 10
mourn, 1t was difficult 10 Withhold The tear Of sym
patlly."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-15

CArao1Ic Pnlgsrs DrcRxAsNo.-The Catholic
Heard of Philadelphia, lamensing the decrease of
thes priests says that they cannot hope at present
to supply their ranks r:on this Country, as Zone of
the last pursuits Catholic parents, rch poor,
likely to desire or their children, is the ministry
Of Roman catholicism 1t also states that while
the main portion of the supply has been of Insh
origin. that is now on tho decline, "as every yesr
brngssss priests from that country, and less young
men dssirous of becoming priests, than the precs-
ding year did"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-15
Sale "a Real Estata

TIL undersigned, EXECUTORS Of tie lasr win ATM,
mont of Jonas GUThacker, deceased, viii sci sr 'e''
auction at the front d1or of the court house oil oha
ig real estate, tu wit: the south hall OF lot s. D"a
west side Ot Main street in the city Of Wltels. W
3Il ieet front, AID extending hack The rIyrr ~
has OH it large three stOly brick dwelling WIN %
uesides the drug and Office, with gas AID
lures. aud good 0utIOuses The house is wei hf,S,
boarding house and npOthecary shop, and tue st,uJ
Also, lot No ~ on Water d; sixth streets in ENi H.
lug, This lot is vacant and very desirable Tor hui a
purposes, '4
7syac "A credit OF elk, twelve, and eighteen Do,.
Will be given on the purchase mOnCy, except 10 per
Clsh the purchasers 81 wing their negotiable NOES a.
good edOIser, hearing inle est and cXecnlilEG srsg
trust tie property ~ the purchase rIonsy
JOHN n. CRiiMHAtKEp
- GEORGE HA3DMAN,
SeN4:id EX'Is al ]. CIUnlbacLrr jSt,l
Tic above sale has been postponed until Monis,
10Th lnSI AZ ~ O'cIOrk \. ~ ''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-15

RETuES OF THE AScrtc RELEr ExFEDrTIoN WITH
DE. kane AND CoNsADEs,-The telegraph brings
the gratifying news that Lieut. Hartstein with the
Arctic Relief Expedition under his command had
arrived below New York, having brought back
Dr. Kane and his comrades. for whose rescue they
were-s sent out by The Government. We ATE yet
without particulars in reference to the matter. but
the storyto be told by DR. Kane and his gallant res
cuers will no doubt be an interesting one. Dr.Ksne
sailed from New York on the 2lst of May 1853,
and has therefore been absent two years and four
months. Lieut. Hartstien sailed from New York
about four months since, and from his early return
probably found DR.. Kane on the outskirts of the
polar region.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-15
Alfred Hughes, M. D.
No~nSruC nTTV-SROTAN
BILL OF PRICES
New Fall and Winter Goods
AT
S. RIG ELS,


No. 1, Sprigg House.
T HAVE recently returned fOm New York, where
i have supplied myself with gorgeous stock OF
goods in my line, for cold weather. consisting Of broad
cloths, all colo aud qualities, beaver cloths, OF SuIe.
nor qua ty, FOR making overcOuts Fancy plain
sinleTes.
Silk Velvet, silk. satin. mcrnO ard many other Styles
all Of which 30 Link little superior anything
that can be found liz this market, and which pre-
pared TO make 10 measure, in superior styles
READY MADE CLOTHING.
am now making up beautiful assortment o: cloth
Ing, a,l will Keep hereafter general stock Ready
Made Goods, from tile finest material down to medium
ard common.
;,S
Shirts.
aud every other article usually kept in Merchant Tai
lOnS Establishment, all Of which will sell very CHEAP
Tor cash.
n Please give me call.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-15

KENDALL On ROYAL BEAurr.-KendaEl OF the
Newos!eans Picayune. " rites home that the Indies
in waiting upon Queen Victoria at Psrs we've ga
distressing hOmeIy set" nor does the profane re-
publican treat royalty sny better. Listen to his
description Of the Princess ROysl of England:
s'she is fat. chubby and coaIse specimen of
girl. hemely likeness of her mother, who never
set up any prstenrions to beauty that ON now a.
ware off,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-15

DALLEY'S GENUINE PAIN EXTRACTOR
Will sublue tho pain and Inflammation from the sevcres,
burns scalds in from 10 twenty nnutes-and that
ii will heal the wounds without scari aud ecetuay
Fever Sores-Pies-Salt rheum-Infiam.uatory Rheuma-
iism-SOre and Inflamed Eyss-Cuts-w ounds-Bruises
Old and liberated SO,es-Scald Head-corns and bum
ns-ETysiPeIas-sprsins-Sw ellings-FeOns-Snre nip
res-chiblans-bites of lnsects--SwelIeL aud broken
all her linda mmatOry and cua-
diseases where the parts affected can be reached
Don't be iucreduOus about the many aea&es named TO
be cured By only thing reflect that the cw but
positive properties which the Daley Salve alone contains
and heretofore snumerated-Ons our-can reach not
alone the mentioned disease, but many more no
enumerated.
auery-D0 not regular bred physicians
fT1suT9iy for scorer Of different disea,t.?
E1ch box OF GENUINE DALLEY's P4lx EXTRACTOR has
upon it Steel Plate engraved Label with the signatures
of g. v. CLICKENER N co. proprtetors, and HENRY
DALEY, manufacturer. All others ale counterfeit :
Price p cents per boy.
bAlI orders should be addressed to C. V. CIckener
d Co 81 Barclay street, New York.
For sale by L1oGHLLNS + BUSHFIELD, Wheeling,
aud Druses is genera ally Throughout tile u S. sp1s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-15

Russian syArArnr.-A few nights since an En-
glishman in Louisville, KY, in honor of the fall
of sebastopol, placed candle in each pane OF
glass in his front windows. The act was no soon.
er noised about than crowd of RUSSIAN symps
thisers gathered in front OF the house and made
some demonstrations which compelled the euthus-
iatastc friend of the Allies to put up hs shutters
and have private illumination inside.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-15

A SINGULAR CASE-Al:sPLACED AFFEcTIoN-AT-
TEMPTED SuIcIDE,-Some time in the month Of Au-
gust last, Mrs. Rice B. HaiSlop, of this city,
visiting some friends i'll Caroline county during
which period she was induced 10 go IN nuPgy in
company with relative named James II. Moore,
10 visit an uncle. They accordingly started,
with her children; but Nome instead of going 10
the place designated, drove on to Lloyds, Essex
county, and stopped at house where they were
refused accommodation. Mrs. II. finally procnr-
Ri passage to Baltimore, and thence to City Point,
Va, from which place she ga back to Richmond.
Her husband i'll the mea ntIme suffered intensely,
and ii theIe was mu2h mystery Connected with the
affair, he made some movement towards an appIi
cation fol divorce. How this matter eventuated
we have never been informed; but it is true that
Mrs. n. and her husband have iatterly resided
under the same roofln our city. and ii is likely
that no blame whatever could attach 10 the lady.
In the process OF time, Moore also CAME 10 Rich
mond and renewed his annOyances, greatly TO the
interruption of Mr.. Haislnps domestic peace. Not
more Than week or two since, lie employed one
of Mr.. Ballads servants TO go at hight to Mrs
| HaiSlops place of residence with request that
she would Immediately join him al the Exchange
Hotel Mr.. IIsisiop forthwith went 10 he door of
his dwelling and saw Moore sthnding near the
fence. He gave chase and pursued his tormentOr
rs far us Oregon Hill, where he took refuge in
house and was lost sight Of 1t is stated that he
was lowered from the upper window Of this house
ny means OF blankets nnu enaoletl 10 make Ills ES-
cape. Mrs. TIaislop 10 rid herself of MooTe's i'm
portunitieS, went to magistrate in Henrico coun-
ty, and procured warrant for his arrest; ont this
matt-r was not pressed, in consequence Of SUISSE
quent events.
Moore next meditated suicide; and we hear Of
him day OF two afterwards under the hands of
phys clan, who succeeded in reiiving his system Of
some two or three ounces of Iaulanum and saving
his life. De$pairIng now OF possessing himself Of
the obEc, of his affections while her lawful hus.
band lived, he determined to resort to hat he
| perhaps considered genteel way Of putting Mr.
Haislon out ofthe way. or perchance of falling
victim himself and perishing bVaveiy. So he IN
| diIetl and sent challenge to mortal combat, OF
which the following ls a copy:
'Sir: will meet you on Monday morning, Oct.
sth, 1855, at any place you choose TO name--with
any kind of weapons you chnose 10 name ALSO
You can send me an answer by The bearer wheth-
er you will fight or not. IconSider you coward
| If you do not accept. ]. II. ALOoRE.
To Rice B. HdisiOp.
p. S. l have chosen my seconds. ]. II. NJ
Mr.. Haislop went directyto justice Tyler, OF
| tIenrico county, procured a warrant and had
Moore arrested. An examination was had on Nom
day night, aud Moore committed TO the coun
! ty jail, TO await on indictment of the Grand Jury
| on charge of mislemeanor.-R Richmond Wig.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-15

uMousIeur o. Delepieue has written an essay
to provo that Joan of Atc. OF jeanne Dare, os she
is sometime called, was not burned at tho stake
History says that she was burned at Rcuen, by the
English, fos heresy, but NJ. Deepierre has discov-
erel records showing that she secretly escaped to
Erion. in the duchy of Luxembourg that she there
married Messre de Hermoise. knight. and that SIZE
was alive in l444 thirteen years after tho assumed
burning. NJ. DeIepiere's essay has been privately
printed 10 Paris. under the title OF Doutr H;stori
sus
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-15
Read! Read!
AND KEEP IT CONSTANTLY IN YOUR


AND KEEP IT CONSTANTLY IN YOUR
MINDS
TTNHAT have lust returned from the East with my
SECOND FALL STOCK,
ard that 1t Is The largest sHdsOmesi aud cheapest
brought 10 Wheeling and say, with perfect confidence,
thai 1t only needs looking examining insu,e sales
my assortment consists rarity Of
1900 cola s, at only cents;
$500 do from p cents TO $500, amongst which
are some so beautiful and so entirely Dust ar.
rived in the Batic) that they will sell themselves;
en- pairs ladies Kid Gloves, W superior at a5lc
300 do misses do extra fine, slightly dam.
AGED, n cents;
200 pieces C0burgs, at all prices ard all colo"S;
80 do French MeIimOs, suit The ItOSt laatdious;
1000 do Trimming, the very '0iest styles such as
moire-Antique, Plain and Edged, moss Thinning
etc. etc.
l16000 ards Calico all styles and prices some very nice
goods low as Ct cts
With many other goods, OF such heautrl dessn
that all ask is iUT you 10 examine ny stock, and am
certain that can sell.
G5sCOCle, SEE and be convinced.
ISAAC PRAGER,
Eastern Ba gain Sfo.c lis Main ST.
oclO between Monroe and Union.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-15
THE MARRIED woMAN'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL CON-
PANION.
EY DR., A. NJ. MAURJCEAU,


PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF WOMEN.
One Hundredth Edition (5oO,o0Ol 1SmO PIP. $50.
standard established found elassed in the
alOsues o! the great Trade Sales New York, hila
dIrha. and other cities, auI sold By the principal
booksellers in the United Statea.
livery woman eau here discover, by comparing her
symptoms with those described the nature, charae
and cause o! her compliant and be spared much
I'D suffering, well the unpleasantness Of
ing known TO, or King inquiry Of aphysi;anin respect
10 the mumberless all nents which she is subject The
wife becoming mot OF instruction nd
advice in respect to her situation, which she will
fnd This book tells her what is the matter, and tells
her what to do rorit, in simple bu ehase words, and
su h as she C l. understand.
Those suffering from distractions irregularities re-
cuar the female SYSTEM from PrOGPsws Wteri Cfa-
ing of the womb ON uOr Gi6us, will each find in
it's pages the pre- ventOn, ameI OratloM and re-
lief.
Much distress OF mind, well thousands pecu ri.
y, might DO saved TO every husband ii the simplest
aPreriantng to the marriage understood
they better understood is traeeable 10 that
almost eommend4ble seusitiv that will
suer than consult with evcna med
cPl in respect complaints peculiar to the female
only.
Ina copy Of ''?he Married Woman's' Prirqe Medical
ComYamiOn.'' every Eena has pbyscirn that knows
aud describes every symptom, feeling and ailmen
ard which she consult times without violence 10
her senstiVeness.
E1tracsO astter from gentle an in Dayton, Ohio
ATTOS, May1, 1917.
DR. a. Y. MAUsrcEAr:-.Hy Dear Sir-My wife hiss
been Cepbly sinking for three years more in
consequence o; great anguish uEd suffering months
before and during conheneH every successive more
aud more deoa;ed and Frustrated her, putting her lie
In ln'nineui danger, which tcaslon
tesralred Of supposed thai this OF Things was
bile, aud resigned myself to meet the worst
heard book highly spoken Of AZ containing some
matters reaching my TN itS receipt and pel
cannot express you tie relief Afforded my distressed
ni!d and the Joy Its pages impaired uy wife, on learn
lag that the grea, discovery Of NJ n pesoneaux PrOvi
ded remedy. ltOlehed PrOsPeC. which little
conceived possible But for this, another tear
would have passed my head, in all human pl0babi
y INV wife Would have been grave aud my cIdIe
left moi herIsSs.
Upon The receipt OF One Dollar. 1.-THE I4RRIED
WON4!rS PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANfyA,J is sent
mailed yce)tO any part of The United SlaeS the Csua
daS and British Provinces. All letters must be most
Paid, end addressed to Or. A. 81 MAURICEAU box Ig2i
New York CRY. Publishing Office, No l29 Liberty a.
New York. -
Agents In Virginia.
] StenfIens -flt