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V,o ANsELoN GARRISON, ROBERT c

T'O ANSELON GARRISON, ROBERT c.
l. Jones executor of Frances Carter, decd
Peter L. Hill, administrator of Catharine Jones,
Nelson c. Clarkson, administrator of James
GARRISON, decd, James Smiley, administrator
of William Clarkson, decd, Henry Huntington,
Sergeant of the city of Lynehburg, and as such
administer of David Clarkson, decd, and also as
such administrator OF Lucy Dodd. decd, and
also as such, administrator of Mary Banger
TAKE NOTICE, That, on the 10Th day of Sep.
tembcr next, at the Clerks office of the county
of Nelson in this State, will take the dcposi-
tions of of Thomas j. Masse and others, TO be
read as evidence on the trial of an action for de-
tinue, pending in the Circuit Court of Franklin.
in which you are plaintiffs and we are defend.
ant. JOHN ;. HALE.
ALIEN b. HUTCHINSON.
Sheriff of Ienrico,
And as such, administrator de bonjs non with
the will annexed of Giles w. B. Hale
ang l2-w4w
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SLAUGHTER OF CATrLE.--0n Wednesday night
last, the train on the Orange x Alexandria Rnil-
road near Brandy Station, over and killed
seventy two sheep, the property of Mr.. Ross
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The p"' lie cautioned asains another COUNT re ,
which ha. .ately mude its Appearance calcd w. Inn
re T. Arshian Lnimen', The dangerous Of all ii e
conniefi,s. because his havng the name Of tulreII
MAJ viii buy it in good lath. withont the knowledge
thai enanerei, exists md thy will perhaps uniy
discover their error when the spurious un>t-re has
winng!. it, evil effects.
he genuine cricle ia manufactured only by H. &
Farrell, sole Inventor aud proprietor and w'ine-ni,
druggist, No. II Main sneet. Peoria, lnoi- 10 vh,m
ali applications for Ascrc must be addressed. Ba
stae yon get il with the ltrrs II. @ lefuie Farrell :.
lill7-- H. 6. FARRELI'S-am rs signiurc On tina
wrapper; oil others cnunertlts.
SOLD by Il. STABLEk X CO, Druggiis
llnchbure. Va.
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L.lLee from Hon. loAa @,a5. Bgtls u Is,g,n.a

RIcHNoND JuLY 9th 1855.
NesSrs Iim. $ Beers s ca. Gents.-Ccnsdera
tons oi uiy TO the afflicted alone prompt send
you this voluntary testimonial the great value u
"Cartfrs Spanish Millarrp for that almost incuIatle
disease, Scrotaia.
Without being disposed eeming necessary to 90
into the particulars of the case, "a, that the
tonshlng results that have been produced by the u
thst medicine on member OF my family, and under
my own observation and ,uperniendence after The Kill
ct the be physicians had been exhausted and all the
usual remedies had fnie1 fully justify recon.
'nehdhg its USE to all who may be suffering from that
dreadful mamdy.
dc not mean to say TINT i. is adapted all consiia-
Il ls or tna will afford tie same relief in al
t1r OF course, can know uotlIng nhou naf-bit from
"hat have seen of the effects woIl hesitpte +"
use IT. IN my md every of Setolu with persons
tor whom felt an interest or over whom | could
Gre influence control
Respectfully yours.
jy l9-tlstScpt INte NJ BOTTS.
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George p. Knauff. a well known citizen of
Prince Edward died suddenly, ON Monday, at
Charlotte c. IL.
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FLoop.-A destructive freshet occurred on
Cooks Greek in Rockingham on Tuesday last.
Mrs. L. SINNERS was drowned.
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Escape of a poIser from the vii Transport Jail
account of the escape of Herman Fink confined
in the Wiamsport Jail, on last Thursday nights
His escape from Jail was most desperate feat
in no wise owing TO any lack of precaution on the
part of Sheriff Bubb He was heavily ironcd and
strictly confined in the cell in the northwest cor
nor of tie jail. He had repeatedly expressed an
intention To kill himself rather than go to the
Pententinry. lie sawed off the chain which con
fined his legs, with Il knife borrowed from one of
the other prisoners in the Jail. With IA piece of
stove grating as his only instrument, he succeed
cd in digging a hole through the wall Of the Jail
and getting ont into the yard. With the
Stats from across the bottom Of his bedstead, he
bull. kind of platform on which he reached
from one window to the other on the outside of
the iail wall and succeeded in laundering upon the
roof.
Walking along the Jail roof, he attempted TO
descend the lightning rod, rs is supposed, at the
eastern end of ,hejail q finding a descent mprac-
,cnble, either fell or jumped TO the ground from
the roof of the building lie must have fallen
with great violence upon the pavement. The
bricks were broken and driven into the ground,
and marks Ct blood found where he fell, and upon
the gate where he went out. lie escaped without
other clothes than his shirt aud pantaloons and
with irons upon his legs Hoprobably had CON
federateS about to help him away, no clue has
been obtained ofhim. 1t is a hard mat ,er to keep
in confinement man who evidently had so lit
tie RECORD for his own life His escape was truly
wonderful.
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BRsToL.--'The new town on the line Of the
States Of Virginia and Tennessee, and at the
termini of two railroads, is. says the Abingdon
Democrat going ahead rapidly. The tightness
of the times does not appear to retud its growth
in the lenst degree. Bristol has now three hun.
dred and fifty Inhabitants a luge and commodi-
Gus hotel is nearly completed, which will be ca
pable Of accommodating a hundred or more tray.
eers; II spacious and handsome depot building is
already up; Presbyterian Chnreh is in state
OF forwardness; the Campbellite Baptists are
about to erect church edlfce for their own use:
an Odd Fellows Lodge has been established, and
IS growing rapidly; two stores are supplying the
neghborhood with the best sorts of goods; and
we believe there more brio TX houses there than
in any other town OF the South West. We are
happy to know that consider able attention is paid
toarehiteetnra propriety in all the edifoes erect
ed in tho Lime Town"
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.InlEl s.55.
Inly lsjl.

President PIERCE IN SrAuNroS.--We learn
from the Sfaunton papers that President Pierce.
accompanied by Mrs. Pierce an | Senntor Mason,
reached Stanton last Thursday ON his wav to
the Virginia Springs. He was received at the
depot by committee appointed by the Mayor,
who conducted him to the Virginia Hotel. At )
o'clock dinner prepared by McClung and pey-
ton was partaken of by the Mayor of Staunton, a
number of citizens, President Pierce and Senator
Maon Both Messrs Pierce and Mason made
speeches in reply to tcasts,and the former touch
ed in an eloquent manner upon the emotions
inspired by sight of Monticello Friday morn
ing they visited the pubic institutions, and in the
evening left on their journey.
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EW FAMILY GROCERY, FIRST cor.
L NER BELOW PLANTEgS' NARE-HOUSE,-
llie subscriber hayng purcl asod Of ". A. BuIIo. X
"aitrop his entire stock Of Groceries. Sc will he
Pe'se'' al al times :" see his Giend~, and the public
&c crafty. Vie viii enIeavnr Ia Eea, ,Is
Tor i7tny e'e all Of which viii be sold cbeap for cash.
All Nm - ct counily Produce batiered for
3"'s o--aW.ll JAMES r Wells
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and BY regularly aullorized lIloashon. l.e

~ Price % and so cents, and 81 per bottle.
AGENTS WANTED in every tawn, village and
lnnet in the United Stats. in which is already
established. Address H. q. Farrell above, accom-
panied with good reference character, responsible.
~, &c. aue21.dSc4w
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To STAR GAzERs.--Venus can now be seen
at about noon, with the naked eye, if the a7nos-
phere is very clear. She is en- the meridian at
about p O'Clock, p NJ, at a point four degrees
South of the equinoctial line. She reaches her
greatest brancy on the 25h inst. Jupiter is
now the most conspicuous glory of the night He
passes the meridian few minutes after midnglit
running in declinaton of ID degrees South.
Saturn Is visible in the latter portion of tn night
rising at about one o'clock in the high northern
declination of % degrees. Mars gets up just be-
fore daylight, & is consequently inyisibl e. Those
whose eyes or glasses are good enough ray get IL
peep at Herschel very early in the NOR ning: he
rises about midnight away in the Northeast his
deolination being about Is degrees north.
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l-tLAssIc Az. ENGLISH AVID MATHE-
BENNETT & BROKAW,
Produce Commission Merchants,
No. A Front .ire,t.

~ NAUTICAL SCilOOL.-lhc eH,r cises Of my
school will he resumed on Monday, the Sd of Septem-
befneNt The of instruction is comprehensive
aud thorough. Toms the heretofore.
ang .altaM2nif mo CARY.
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NEW CLASSICAL sCE10oL-rhcs sab

l. sctIbrr., hayiug mnde arrangements with Mr.. r.
feiatene succeed lin ia teaching. respectfully
ic the patronage of tt> community. The Schoo will
he of lri order, embracing in liz course the Latin
aid the lsual English Branches The session viii be-
GIN Moniay September 3D., and coutnue.I9 months.
Terms $40 per session. }. N. Guy.
ID y MASSIE
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Serious Accident to the Allied F0rcos
at Inkermann.
Several Officers and Men xiiled and Wounded
GENERAL MoURAWeFF SAID TO Be INSANE.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN PARIS.


The. United States mail steamship 81. Louis, Captain
wotton, arrived At this port yesterday from svrc with
the European mails 70 the 2lst al,.
The Cunard mail steamship America, Captain shannon
aiso arrived yesterday at Boston with the mails TO tho
oath ult. The substitution Of tho America for the regu
srly advertied steamer Africa accounted for BY the
fact thst the latter which arrived n Liverpool on
18Th uliimo, would have 10 60 into dock Tor exsminAoa
in sequence Of striking bank the night Of tho
18th, during fog near Holyhcad.
We have received all our papers and letters by both
steamer but those brought by the America
last night by the New Haven ira in enable 70 give
much II her news this morning. Dur teIegraphic
mary from halifax, however embraced all the points.
The Royal mail steamship Africa from New York to
uvcrpool, arrived out on the 18th ut.
The American ahip America, which was wrecked on
Cabria point the nth October has been sold BY the
underwriters and the vessel has been got OF the rock BY
the persona WHO purchasoi h.r.
nespatchee received by the English and French govern
nsnts spnounce serious accident to have occurred
ni efsnn by the blowing of portion OF the French
park Of artillery causirg the deaths of thirty Of the
French troops, including two officers and hundred
wouncei including ten ofcers On tho part ~ the Eng
lish there killed Deputy Assistant Comu,sssry
Ycliop, and 1877 officers and wounded. The French
despatch states that thfoe magazines exploded contain
ing altogether 80 900 kiiogrsmmes of po~der 800 900
cartridges 100 charged shells and other projecules
tslfgfaphic despatch from Sir T. Lyons npnonnces
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ssspoarsNT DISPATCHES FROM Mr.. BUCHANAN
eGSeat Britain Refuses Explanation Of the
CraIptcn Efsalr.
The Central American Suites Protest Against
Minister Wllccief'S Conduct in Nicaragua.
The BATTLE FOR THE SpEAKERSAlP.
President Pierce and the Kansas Emeute
'EEaa Estimntcd Expenditure Of the Fedora
GOvesBmrnt for 1865,
soUR RELATIONS WITH GREAT BRITAIN AND

soUR RELATIONS WITH GREAT BRITAIN AND
CENTRAL AMERICA.
IsroRrAST NEWS FROM Mr.. BucaANAN-rHE BRIT.
IsH GOVERNMENTS COURSE DgFINED-PROTEsT or
THE CENTRAL AMERICAN STATES TO MINISTER
wHEELER's CONDUCT IN NICARAGUA, ErO.
WASHINGTON, Dec 0, 1885,
II has just been nscersaned beyond possibility Of
savii, d at despatch has been ,eived fr,m Mr..
Buchanan relative to the Crsrnpon diculty the tenor
OF which H. that the British government In courteous
but positive manner, Decline giving explain atons as
baye bseu demanded by government regarding the
shged violation Of our neutrality laws by British agents
This sspect Of Affairs i'm poses government deli
ese cbgsons, and will require all It's wise to extri
~sste itself from the present dilemma.
9he government Of San Salvador, Honduras and Costa
Rica hsys strongly protested to this against
tie recognition by Minister Wheeler of the present
Nicaragua government He has probably thus acted
with the concurrence Of COVE nment and in &C
ccrcsrcA with uniform policy whatever may be the
ocec'icns the part of the Central American States.
The governments frat named predict that the present
order OF things in Nicaragua will rot long continue for
reasons stated and declare themselves resolved to
Terminate foreign adventurers who may invade their soil
FOR revolutionary purposes.
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bOfi pnELL OENEhAL tOH11ITBEs
The (0d Mens Soft Shell General ynrnit met last
night In tie Coal Hole. TAmmany HaJ, Robert Kelley
president In the chair and Chan <or and Bene-
dict acting secretaries. There large stendan
II being understood that number Of importer. propo
itIons 10 for action among Others one to
abo ish the yourg mems committee being OF use
and TO increase the old mems csmmitcc from three 10
ave members from each wafd aud another to x the time
for holding the primary elections TO choose members 10
,hs General Committee but though .tese matters we're
discu@ed at great length defnite action was had
The Finance COMMITTEES made report, which
trsty discussed ard several of the items we're
The ensnder Of the evening spent BY the members
In mailing spseches. The committee finally adjourned 10
meet sgsin In two weeks when the time fos holding the
primary elections SILT he designated.
ELEcTIoS or DELICATE TO THE Know NOTHING
NATIONAL C0EvEsTros.
Joseph H. Tome, the unsuccessful American candidate
TOR Sheriff hss been selected by the Americans Of the
fhird Congressional district composed of the First
cond, Third finh and Eighth wards 70 represent
10 the Know Nothing National Convention which Is cali
I'd 70 meet on the 22d of February next A. Cohsn u
The hgb'h ward, and Benj v. Weymouth, Of the First
vafd, are the slternates.
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Oliver, Mace, Walker, Howard, Davies Dunn, Aiken,
one each
one bundrcd and Fix
Upon the announceGen, Of the result Of the twenty
1rst ballot, the Howe adjourned
The lat vote as foIlows:--
For Mr.. RIciARrsos- -Messrs. Aiken, Alen Barclay,
Baiksds e. Ball, Bocock Bowie Boyce, Br.nch Brooks,
.Benret Csawaider, C.rruhers csske, Cingman, Cobb
son. Eio.t English, Graves. Fs ulknsf Floreuce Fuller
OF Me-. Code, Greenwood Hal Of Iowa Hsrns Of As,.
Jones q "a ksiit, Mdweii Mtshsr, Iamptin M.rshai
Of H., Maxwell, McMun, McQucen Miller OF Ind, Mill
SON Oliver Of No. orr Peek, Phelps. roysll oaismso,
Of Tenn, smith OF Va, stephens Stewart, Talbot Tay
lor, Vail, Warner, Watkins, Wells, win.low wnsh. Of
Tenn.
FoR Mr. CAsrBEII--Messrs. Allison, BAnk., Barbour,
Binton, Bnrlngame, ChsIse, Clark Of Connecteus c,i
fsx Conins, Crombac Barnwtl Davis Of Massachussts
pesn, lie witt Dodd Donn, Duriee Gnbert Han of Mas
sschusets, Harlan, Holloway, Horton of New York, Hor
.,n q cso q mo's.S Haush,sa King KNAPP Lester
pstt, sabin, Scott, Sherman simmons, Harrington.
waisidre, waidron washsurpe Of Maine, Woodruff, Ke
fcn Mn. BAsxs-Nesss. Albright, Henry, Barnett,
Bingham, Bliss, Burlington, Campbell Of Ohio, Crasiu,
lsr Mott, Pike Robson sapp, s.6nton rappin, Wade,
Ton Mr. FrIlrn-Nessrs Bradshaw, Brown, Camp.
Knight, Kunsel Miward, resrce, Pennington, Purvoy
snce H ady, Rivers Roberts, spced, rodt, Tyson, In
Foa Mr. rsxSrvcro.-- Messrs. benson, Bishop Cs~.
IN Edwards, Fuller Of Penn, Haven, Knox, Norton,
Parker Ielton PriDge Ro5bios. Sage stranahan Traf
toS, waiemsn, washburns Of Wis, washSurns d nj,
ToR M. wmsaxR-Nessrs. Cullen, revis Of Ma. H.r.
ris of Nd Hoffman, Andrews, oliver, Paiae, Ricaud
spnseI swope, Thurston, Walk, Whitney, A. X Mar
shall.
Iise Cox lake, Iindley, Tdppe, Humphrey Marshall.
FoR Nm. TnrIsrox-Mssrs. Nichols Persy, WiiIiauis
Fon MR. NIcIUIs-Messrs Galloway and Grow.
ToR MIR HowARn-Nr Bllinghurst
For hr. McE-hr. Day.
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COMMERCE. AND NAVIGATION.

SECRETARY or THE TREAsURY's REPORT.
The following table rhowing the number and class OF
veeses built and the tonnage thereof In the several States
and Territories of the United States from 1915 20 1855
inclusive, Is taken from the report TOTAL
CIAB oY yizxus TONNAGE.
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~ me proc An aton Of The rrcslaen, Of hs ss,igtA
ally Is s1srsnsiy tnaeeura,s IN erisi poins mere
Win transmit an ofheaf copy which trust you III
publish Yours faithfully, CaAs. D. DlssHiEa,
Cor. rec. n. q Z. :. n, A.
New d. unsvick, ~ J. lee. 4, 1850
TO IME AMERICAN OApAE IN THg UNITED srAygs.
NkrosAL AysuscAs Corscr, ErDFuu Brox
CovrscrcS. kY., NOV. 2sts, 1865.
h u known that at tue apnpsi meeting ~ the Ne.
'ionai Council In June, 1885 the following resolution
vss adop'eo.--
Resolved That convention for tis purpose ~ nomi
rating csnc dates for the Presidency and Wee Psn-y
b. held In Philsdsphla the 2 a. February 1850 Ia
&c comp<.c of delegates elected BY the subordinate
councils orc In a. h Congressional district and tvo by
each STATE eounrsi, SENATORIAL delegates nj isrvs
In consequence ~ tho erss nee 81 hl. resoutn snd
s" y ieil effect hereby proclaim AID make T. known
hat, without delay the councils a ths Order la ssc
Ger grssspal district 10 each state and s, Zach sAe
council s1ai proceed to elect dsstss represent thsr
IN fad aiiobsi convention, spponted By sad r-soia
uop sno, 70 sectfea foil representation, y T. rec9m
nsndsd 'hs, fos each cor sasonsi and STATE ar~e's
'vo AisrnAes be ~ the time ehos@n b. esch d
tfcf aft state corn ri- r. ~ BAftTfAr,
presiten. National Counrii 4. a S.A
TO Tny AUHcAn o. pyR or THE rrIryD rrATgs.
Ia aceoioa With t'tcu ~ article ~ The confr.
iuron a the hstf rai ann.i Of the tni,sd fs,ss q
norm America au,horsnR The Presffen, u call ape.
cal fsunG upon tbs written re9sss; ~ eve asisEssss
fepfsssttrg Eve s'ate Courcfis The provisions ~ ss
tse'ion having bs~u ean.pisi vh ~ he .utho1y u
sHt Cor cils ssd ~ tho SssxN,s. q The s.opA Coan.
a fhr there vi - spssisi rns~og ~ ssit councl y
~ holden Ia fhAfsiyhis 90 N0nday ~. 1ssh dsy u
fbfvhy nsrf, for tbe frsnsarir n sarh baslsess
nay he traught b~fsre a. v y BATTtAtr
Pressssns nssiopai cosnci T. "A.
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CORRESPONDENCE OF OTHER JOURNALS

wAsms0ToS Nov. q 1875
Who Il 10 0. Unitd Sdtes Saafv from Ciuora1i
The Hon. =. " Herbert, Of California, IL here. II.
that Foote has earthly chance Of being
elected TO the Senate from that state. II IL probsbs
that tie Legislature viii fail 10 eectng . senst,r
altogether The Know Nothings have majority Joint
ballot but the dsmocrat have majority cf one In the
Senate thus they have the power Of saving III the ecc
ton. But should they 60 into election, foois 4 ab5ut
the last that could succeed. II any Know Sothiog
is elected, u viii probably be Bsily Peyton
lCorrespcndsnce Of the Richmond Hspstch.l
wAansoroy, Dec ., 1855.
7ze Opsnsrg Of Congrea-0>u. wa5, 6r.
entared the Hall Of Representatives At half past IL
o'clock this morning, and took my stand point outside ~
the bar 70 the len a the Speakers chair The gsler
ccwdsd and many VI the fair occs u tie ngaan
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several appropriations which may be carried TO tas
plus fund, amounting TO 1912, 270 50.
Accompanying tho estimates Il sundrF papers
furnished BY the several departments, contanns cxp
nations in regard to them
am, very respectfully, your obedicnt servant,
JANIS GU lHRlE, Secretary Of tho Treasury
10 the Hon. SrKAKE Of The House Of Representative.
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v.nsn srrfve5 10 Csi,sro . frw days sg, vsih ~.
essf hfy % her hoxn~rt With shs v~s tskiux yAa
'or burial On The route shs fsI 10 9TH y0ung man
sDS. On The arrival ~ The ctissgn tsy ~
hxt'hsf is@sfs ~ d~ad b-iy ia 10 csf~ys vAsss
.sG sin.s - assf .~.o.a.s
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THlRTY.FOURs II CONGREss.
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 0. 1855.

DEN ALE.
WASHINGTON, Dec. o, 1855.
TIE KANSAS DIFFICULTIES.
Er. He's resolution calling the President of the
United states to inform the Senate whether has
ccistd any evidence Of such resistance TO tho laws In
Ksnsas to require the Interpolation Of military force
in ht preservation restoration Of law and that
Tsritry. and If SO, to lay the before the Senate
was taken up.
Mr.. Hrs7ER, (dem.) Of Va, remarked II unusual
TO AXE such calls before receiving the annual
sage which might coutain tho information desired
Mr. HAIE consented that tie resolution should lie over,
and moved when the Senate adjourn il adjourn till Nom
day.
MIR. HrsTR hoped not the House might organize to-
day.
Mr. CLAYTON, K.N.) Of Del, remarked that such
dournment would delay the reception Of the message,
which the country ID anxious to see.
Several Senators urged Mr. Hale to withdraw his
ton
Nj HAIT-In view Of the fact stated by the Senator
fr reawaIe (Cayton) Of which was entirely ignorant
that the country Ia waiting with great anxiety for tho
message, withdraw the motion. Q.aushter)
Adjourned.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ST. LOUIS.

Tho Americas Mails from Boston.
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nnE NARRlEp WoMAN,s PRIVATE MEpIcAL COW

NBE MARRIED woMAE'5 PRIVATE MEDICAL COM
eases Of Women. Ono hundredsh edition 600 OOO 1smo,
PIP. 2t0. On me paper, extra binding, 81.
Every here discover, by comparing her own
symptoms with those described the nature, character and
Of her complaint and DO spared much anxiety and
suffering The ws about becoming mother has often need
Of ana advics In respect 70 her ssuaon which
shoss suffering from distractions or Irregularities pecu
liar TO the female sysen, from proa ucr Calling OF
the womb from nncr sibue Will each find in Its pages the
means Of prevention, smcliorstion and relief -
E.tisss OF letter from sentiemsn IN Dayton Ohio
Nv Dear SHY wife has been fsroep,biy sinking for
In consequences OF great anguish
and suffering months before and during confs
every and debfitAted and
her. putting her life In immi.ent danger, and which
tbe fast occasion departed Of supposed that shis
state inevitable and resigned myself 20 meet
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learning that the crest discovery Of NJ Dcsomeaux
vded aremsdy opened prospect TO which little
neeiyed possible. But for this another year
would have passed bead, In all human probability
wife would have beon In hr sravo and my children left
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