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j. III. HODGES.
New Boot and Shoe Manufa cturer.

j. III. HODGES.
New Boot and Shoe Manufa cturer,
IT. ON Third street, in rear Of Ayres' Drug
store, is an experienced work m2s, and
will warrant the best and leatesi fit that
can be got up iii heokuk.
March 2s, 1885. div
PROF. ~. J. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
WE have never known any other Medicine
w wtH so large share of public confidence
In so short time as this has done. 1t has not
be4A more than year since we hrst heard of IT,
anAslt now stands al the he ad Of ali rene lies OF
the kind leicester Herald.
Well ma the editor say this, Cor the intrinsic
merit of the compound has enable the proprietor
10 sell within the past ten months ia the cities
OF st. Logis and New Yorx more than one hun
dred thousand dollars worth OF certificates from
The Intelligent md gentlemen OF national reputa-
lion, of which the following il enc;
Carlyle, ILL.,, June 81, 1888.
have used Prof. o. j. WOODS Hair Restora-
tive, and have admired its wonderful effect. My
hair was becoming, as thought, rrematuTely
gray, but by the of his stHestorative - II has
resumed ITS original color, and, have ne aoubt
permanently so.
sydney Breess. Ex- Senator United States.
Also circulars, which can be had of the Agents.
II. II. ArKEs,
GILMORE h NcKEssY.
Ksoknk. Iowa, Juno % 'S4-fd&w iyl
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CABINET SHOP
AND FURNITURE WARE-ROOMs,
On the corner Of Sec. I'D and Mnfr7 Streets
keoknk, Iowa.
TINE undersigned manufactures all 1890
l. kinds II Furniture, aud keeps il on
hands for WHOLESALE AND RETAIL at ElS
prices that cannot fail TO salt the purchaser. -
HIS furniture il made OF the best OF materials
and he can make to order ON the shortest notice
Give us a call before buying elsewhere
Remember, corner Main and Second Sis
r. KRIEG.
March 3, 1855. dSwtf
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| OFFER for sale the House and Lot where I
L now reside, on Blondeau. near the corner Of
Second street, { Lot 8, Block III. Terms Ca h.
Persons wishing to purchase, can call and exam
inc the premises.
Oct. II. lS54-tt A. r. CHANDLER
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Y FIVE dozen Caps just e-<n
aceived, All ssylss, qualities and prices.
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Eli r,.h

90 BARRELS and RAT b7Freis eksvrt.
TOO boxes Eerrings.
drums Colt b,
> cases Sardines. Jas; received fro.a Bssa
and warranted gead
CLEGH0RN & HARRISON
April II. lHsa
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" WV StN WI W - ~ VIC ~
Forwarding AND TO
Nos h7si,
4 RI now receiving
Il heir spring stock. 81
a. very lew rates. The
defs they may he favored
100 bids \ Q SUGAR
So hbls reichefs eft,
IS " loaf ana crushed
loo " $ Il molasses,
30 plantation q
so s. nelchet's s II &
golden syrup,
90 pkgs hfbhi .. kgs do
200 sacks Rio eehee,
80 pock'ts old gov Java d,
AGO kegs nails. asst sizes
% boxes soap,
so do star candles,
50 do mr uld 10
IS hi chests teas, asst,
so boxes do
100 hxs she wang tohaC CO
various bruness
30 bxs elit chewing an ]
smoking do
DO n reEalla and priac ~
cigars,
IS boxes Cuba sixess
500 hp prime ID. APPLES,
ZOO nu prime ID. Peaches
100 ~ KS saleraius, htls
boxes, kegs,
/ IS Kegs y c soda,
$40 bills wraps paper,
loo reams let. & cnp do
80 pkgs ~ Il , mac kere
3 drums cothsh,
so bxs smoked herring,
b cases sarclnes,
10 tterces rece,
% bbls tai,
20 " ii.ch r. rosin
% bxs NJ Il raisitsSs
so hf ana ar bxs do
] case piuues, Ia boxes,
10 boxes citron,
soc drums figs,
q bbis Dayton ale, fresh
- hQxes mustard,
&" corn Star6h3
'bddoz brooms,
100 lbs broom tysine,
20 boxes axes,
IS blls crackers,
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THNoIorE KrTTs JeIIS u. mrEEEH
BELTS MELLES,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants.
No. Gity Buildings, Saint Louis, lrisss1rf.
Rfferfpcfa :.

Grow. McIreery l. Co
James Watson,
Young Brothers,
G. W. stone a. Co.
Capt. T.. w Goul3,
Rhodes, Pegrsm b Co.
LoRer, Renick r Co.
w. q. Gilman.
J. r. Copstoek r. GO.
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Dire srnpo tiosr


4 importers and Wholesale Dfalfs
III AVE this day received per ship Sts lroch
IL from Liverponlto New ORLEANS AMI g,rame i
on the Mississippi al invoice of Cutlery, les.
Edge Tools, d., direct from lha Manntscf ere
m Sheffield which. to- et6er with ihcgeas tilar-
ehs~es from American Manufacturer form tie
largest Stock of Miscellaneous Hardware aid
Cutlery ever brought TO the State Of wa
which they offer aud guarantee 70 he 81. Lon
is prices. and earnestly soct from Dealers an
examination Of the same preriousis 10 gang far
ther.
March 90, 1855 d&w
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keokuk III Ii Hinderv

Keokuk, Feb %, 1850.
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1 BRANCH of the Mercantile College 81
\ pennsyivana--ineorpo by the .4ekis.
ture Of that State with perpetual charter.
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n ADVANCED Iron prnp Tubing. for sale BY
VI daw GW i II TUCKER
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IeODEVSHssa q LEE.

SA. F. TUNER, Secretary
aprif is, lSda 4Nd& IS
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Dec e, 1854. d'f
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-31
ANOTHER SUPPLY 0P GEBtP Goods
5HIAP FALL AND FIIIIR GOODS

THE undersigned having just received from
| the east and are now opening large and
well selected stock Of
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-31
THE MARRIED WOMAN'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION,
BY Dc. A. NJ MAUEICEAC,
PROFESSOR OF DISEASES o. WOMEN.


PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF WOMEN.
On1 auadrsd@ Edi!t0s. 100000, lSno, NJ. go
FOX FINK PAPER, KxrRA BINDING, 81 %
Every complaint 10 which a woman Is subject from girl.
hood to vomauhoc also wife and 80 mother tu
~ described with the the symptoms and Also
pcr mode Of treatment, plain simple, buI ia The mosG
chaste language easily understood. And thus every NO
man can discover by comparing her own symptoms with
those described the nature character and causes " her
complaint; ana be spa-ed much anxiety and suffering.
The wife about becoming mother has often need Of
instruction aud advice OF the utmost importance TO her
future health respect to wncn ncr sensiiveness for
bids consulting medical gentleman, VIII GRi such IN
s.-Yc,ion ami advice and also explain many symptoms
which otherwise would occasion anxiety or alarm.
many are suffering from distractions or irrcsu'ir'
tie. peculiar the female system, which undermine the
health the effects Of which they ignorant, and fcr
which their decacy forbids seeking medical advice low
nauy suffer from progDss utsyi Calling OF the woubl,
or from Nvor al, weakness debility, &c)' How many
are in constant agony for many months preceding conr"
ments How many have difficult, II not dangerous dclv-
cries and slow and uncertain reeoveresr SONS whose
lives are hazarded during such time will each find IN is
pages the means prevention, ameoraton and relief
How many bitter moments, how much anguish, might
have been spared the sufferer TO her husband TO her
rcgtyes by tie timely possession Of this Little volme
treated Of as they of nature strictly intended for
tie married, or those contemplating marriage.
But no husband, wife mother eHcussblc II they
s continue in ignorance OF those physiological laws by
Tie knowledge " which their own health and happiness,
as also the future well being Of ler children, secured.
1.-THE MARRIED WOMANS PRIVATE MEDICAL
COMPANION" is standard work Of established repGia
ton found classed in the catalogues " the great trade
sales IN New York, Philadelphia and other cities, aud
sold by all the principal booksellers In the United states.
II was first published in lsi1, since which time
FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND COPIES
have been Sold OF which there upwards Of
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND SENT BY NAIL,
attcsnr the high estimation In which Il Is held as re-
bic popular Medical
BOOK FOR EVERY FEMALE;
The author having devoted his exclusive attention to Ito
treatment Of complaints peculiar 10 females, In respect to
which he is yearly consulted hy thousands
In consequence " the universal popularity Of Tho work,
evidenced by its extraordinary SALE various mposI
lions have attempted 10y limitations Of uepaRs, spu-
rous editions and surrepi,ous nirinFement Of copy
right ms well upon booksellers upon the pubic II haI
ba.,, C,t,pd "a
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-31
LIVER COMPLAINT,
DYSPEPSIA,
Chronic or Nervous Debility.

DISEASE ofthc Kidneys, and all diseases ari-
IL sing from Dsordered Liver or Stomach,
such as Constipation, Inward Piles, EuIIness, or
Blood to the Head, Acidity Of the Stomach,
Nausea, Heartburn. Disgust for Food, Fullness
or weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructations,
Sinking, or Flu!terng at the Pit of the Stomach,
Swimming of The Head, Hurried and difficult
Breathing, Futtering at the Heart, Choking CT
Suffocatng Sensations when in a lying Posture,
Dimness OF Vision, Dots or Webs before the
Sight Fever and Dull Pain in the Heal, Deli
cheney of Precipitation, Yellowne>s of the Skin
and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs.
&C., sudden FlUshes of Heat, Burning in the
Flesh, Constant Imaginings of Evil, and great
Depression OF Spirits, can be ettectualy cured by
DOCTOR HOOFLAND'S
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-31
Novels.

7 HAVE just received some valuable novels.
/ among which will enumerate the following:
High Lille in New York, by Jonathan slick (;
Captain Canot, or Tweuty years in Africa .
Leather Stockings aud silk, Story Of ihe Vail
ley OF Virginia zen Nights in Bar Room and
What Saw There E,enttde, by Fife Anon /,
Lost Heness, by Ars. Soubworlh ToiemwrlI /;
Virginia Comedian, or old dsys 10 The oh Do
minion for sale by h. &. WILLIAMS
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-31

Their power over the above diseases is not
excelIed, if equalIed, by any other preparation
in the United States, as the cures attest, in many
cases after skiliul ply Scians had failed.
These Bilters are worthy the attention Of In
valids. Possessing great virtues in The rectlilca-
ton of the liver and lesser glands, exercising The
most searching power in weakness and affections
of The digestive organs they are withaI safe, Ger
hin nnd nlnnsnnt
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-31
VIRGINIA TESTIMONY.

DR.. J. NJ. Wilson, Lexington Va, Feb. 9th.
1852, said 81 am entirely out OF the German
BltteIs. They have become all the rage. Moth
ing else sells"
J. j. James, Blountvie, Va, March II, 1852,
said: Your Bitlers give great satisfaction"
The Tenth Legion, published at Woodstock,
Va, said, Jan. 10th, 1850: "A Great Medi-
cine. We have uniformly RETAINED from recon-
amending to the public any OF the various patent
medicines of day, unless thoroughly convln-
ced of their value. Among those We consider
worthy of notice is the German Bittcrs invented
by Dr. Hoonand, aud prepared by DIR. Jackson,
in Philadelphia. One instance, in particular, IN
which the superior virtues of this medicine have
been tested has fallen under our observation.
During the last summer, a son OF Mr.. Ahram
CrabilI, of this County, was very seriously al
fecled with Liver Complaint, and after trying IN
vain various remedies, be purchased bottle OF
the Bitters, and after using it, was so much re-
lieved Of his distressing malady, that he procur-
al another bottle, and is now re tOrcd entirely 10
health"
They are entirely vegetable, free from all in
furious ingredients, always strengthen the sys'
TEN, and never prsstratc 1t.
rg@ For sale Wholesale by Druggists in all
the principal cities, and at retail by aPothecarles
and storekeepers in every town i'll the United
States. o. Price rs cents per bottle.
AGENTS.
z. G. Williams, hepherdSlown-T. d, Ham
mOnd Harper's Ferry-H. Timberake 81 Co.
Rippon-A. Wilson, Kable,own-G. II. Beck
with q Co., Summit Point-L. NJ. smith
Charestown-H. \. Holmes, HaltOwu.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-31
School Books.

HILLNAN'S Chemistry; Woods Bota-
y ny; OImsead's Philosophy; Parker's
Philosophy; Davies Geometry; Hitch
cocks Geology; Cutters Anatomy; New
mans Rhetoric; Walkers Dictionary;
Browns Grammar Familiar Science 4;
Scholars Companion; Dayi,'s, Pike and
Parkc's Arithmetic; McGutf,y's Ist, 2nd,
3rd, An and 9th Readers; MllcheIl's An
cierr and Modern Geography's; Hunts
and Bonsali's Editions of ComIey's Spell
lers, &c, together with a supply Of Cap
and Letter Paper, Note Paper, Waters,
English QulIs, Steel Pens, Fen Holders,
&C., for sale by
Oct. 81 l.. c.. nESKITT.
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March "a, 1855.
March "a, 1855. lo-1t
PU BIIC s A L. T.
REAL PROPERTY.

DY Virtue of Deed of Trust from john
ID II. Cookas, John NJ. Coollu and 9TH
ers, to Robert Worthington, of record,
in the County Court of Jefferson Coun-
w. dated February Is, l94S, in which
Deed the undersigned has been, by an
order of the County Court, substituted
Trustee in the stead Of Robert Worthlng-
ton, deceased, | will offer at Public Sale,
On Saturday the 3lSt day of March, inst,
in front of Daniel Entler's Hotel, IN
Shepherdstown, the following Real Pro
r,nrtnr viz
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-31

YhN - .tA
TO SELL Ian D !
III E advise all persons owning Virginia
" Lands, and desiring to sell the same,
to Advertisements in their own local pa
pers, so that their neighbors may become
acquainted with their desire and next in
some journal Of wide circulation printed
at distance, 50 that the attention of Stran-
gers may be drawn to the property. The
best paper in Pennsylvania TO advertise
Virginia Lands, is the
&C 3IAlA ljAAh iX SPIRIT 81 IIAYIIE e., %
published at Chambersburg. Pa, by p. S.
Dechert 81 Co. lis circulation is three
times as large as the average circulation OF
County papers in Pennsylvania, and care
has been exercised TO have it extensively
circulated among the agricultural commu-
nifty, they being generally the most sub
stantial patrons. 1t is generally believed
that an advertisement of
II T. a l. E S T 4 T Z
in this paper, will be read by more Far
mers, and therefore by more persons dis
posed to purchase that kind of property
than if inserted in any other journal in
this part of the country. The Valley
Spirits circulation lies mainly in the
rich and populous Counties of
Franklin and Cumberland,
but yet it is not confined to those Coun-
ties. Ii circulatcs also III Adams, York,
Lancaster aud Lebanon on the East, Ful :
ton, Bedford and Somerset on the West
and Huntingdon, Junatn, Perry and Cen
tire on the North. From these parts OF
our State many Agricultnrists have reno
we'd to Virginia, and others, it is not to be
doubted, will year alter year follow.
s,- Would it not be good policy for
Virginians 10 BRING their property to the
notice of those who are contemplating d
removal to their State by advertising II III
our paper !
10 A copy of the paper will be for
warded to the address of any one who
may make the request. lis large size
and the heavy advertising custom It en-.
Joys, will serve to show lis standing. Al
Communications to be addressed to
p. S. DECHEKT & CO.,
Chambers urg, Pa.
March 3, 1855. l5-tf
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to buy no book unless the words DR.. A. NJ NGUncgLU,
l29 Liberty street " "" the ePage, and thu
entry in the Clerks ONCE the back OF the title page
and buy only Of respectable aud honorable Dealers OF
send by mail, and address to DR.. A. VI. Mauriccau.
u Upon receipt of One Dollar THE MAR
RIED W0MANs PRIVATE MEDICAL C0MPAE-
ION" is sent lalsd tres) to any part Of the United
States, the Canadas and British Provinces. All
letters must be postpaid and addressed TO DR.. A. NJ
MAURICEAU, Box 1924, New York City. Pub
fishing Office, No. 1919 Liberty Street, New York.
VIRGINIA AGENrs Kelly & Ford, Richmond
John +. fright, LylchbWrg-Nef & Go, N'io
.Nukei-J. II. Stephens, Um7dion- o. {.
Sterling & Co, HarriS0RbWgh-H Hun. Bleakmcr,
Observation-Disclosures. Fisher Uheeiing- Gaines y
Riches, PeterSberg-W VIM. Holiday, .nGrshdH &.
H-Jacob & Smith, Uciisbngh-Mauzy Gil
mer Lerisb,pg--J. n Thompson, JJheeiing-E.
{. UILLLLHS, Shepherds,own.
.Ne,o York City, September g. 1854 42-6m
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[from Dickens Household Words. !
TWO NEpuEWS.

At the parlor window of pretty villa near
Watonon-T Thames sat, one evening at dusk an
old man and a young woman. The age Of the
man might be some seventy; while his COM
panion had certainly not reached nineteen.-
Her beautiful, blooming face and active, light
and upright figure were in strong contrast with
the worn countenance and bent frame Of the old
man bu, in his eye, and in the corners Of his
mouth were indications Of gay selfconfdence
which age and suffering had damped, but not
extinguished.
"No use looking any more Mary" said he,
''neiiher John Meade nor Peter Finch will be
here before dark. Very hard that, when sick
uncle asks his two nephews to come and soc
him, they can't como at once. The duty is
simple In the extreme,--only 10 help me TO die
and take what | choose TO leave them 10 my
will Pooh when was a young man, Id
have done it for my uncle with the utmost CO
lerity. But the worlds getting quite heart
less %
"Oh, Sir p said Mary.
"And what does oh, Sirp mean !" sait
he. "D'ye think sha'nt die l know better
A little more, and iherell be an end of ol'
Billy Colleit. He'll have left this dirty worll
for cleaner-io the great SORROW (and adyan
,age) Of his afIectionais relatives! Ugh Civ
me glass of the DOCTORS stuff"
The girl poured out some medicine into
glass, and Col.ott, after having contemplated
for moment with infinite disgust, managed 4
get it down.
81 toll you what, Miss Mary Sutton" sai'
he, 81 don't by any means approve ofyour O
Sir and Dear Sir and the rest Of it, whe
I've told you how | hate to be called Sir nt all
Why you could nj be more respectful if yo
were a charity girl and | beadle in gold
laced hat None of your nonsense, Mar
Sutton, IL you please I've been your lawfr
guardian now for six months, and you ought I
know my likings and dslikings.'
"My poor father ofen told inc how you dil
liked ceremony" said Mary.
"Your poor father told you quite right,
said Mr.. Collett. "Fred Sutton was man {
/ talent-a capital follow! His only fault was
natural inability to keep farlhing in his pocl
ct. Poor Fred he loved mel m sure he di'
lie bequeaihed me his ouly child--and it is n
every friend who would do that ~
, "a kind and generous protector you hay
| been!"
! "weIl, don't know I've tried no, to be
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COLUMBIA, REMEMBER THY HEROES.

by JAMES a. CLARK.
Columbia, remember thy heroes Of yore--
The pride Of the worlds brightest story;
Forget not the time they defended thy shore,
In the wild crimson morn of its glory.
Ali then, in his grandeur, thy Washington rose,
When the last hope of Freedom seemed faded,
And the legions of Liberty gave to their foes
A tomb in the soil they invaded.
And millions that slumbered in darkness and crime
Awoke with a wondering devotion,
To see thee burst forth from the shadows Of time,
Like the sun from the mist Of the ocean.
The desert rejoiced in the beams Of thy worth,
And Peace like diadem crowned thee,
When discord and ruin were rocking the earth,
And kingdoms were reeling around thee
And now in thy power of beauty and youth
A beacon to nations benightcd,
Shall Tyranny witness stain on thy truth,
Or scoff at thy purity blighted
How long must the creed of the bigot and knave
Pollute what thy fathers defended
How long on thy plains must the wall OF the slave
With the curse Of the freeman be blended!
Columbia, remember the heroes of yore-
The pride of the worlds brightest story,
Forget not the time when they fell on thy shore,
In the wild crimson morn Of thy glory.
Though cold in thy valleys their bodies repose,
Let their trust to thy children be given
As the Day when lost in the dark billow throw
Its light o'er the millions Of Even.
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MISCELLANY.
AN APPEAL FOR MOUNT VERNON
TO THE DAUGHTERS OF WASHINGTON.


Some eighteen months ago rumor announced
that the Home and Grave of the Father of our
Country was 10 pass into the hands oi-specu-
lators! 1t was knell to every patriot =
Amidst the din of politics and party strife,
some attempted its rescue through Congress
and our State Legislature. But, while they
failed, kind Providence has fostcred and sus-
taned patriotic enterprise undertaken by 9TH
ers who were equal to the purpose, and of
nature far more beautiful and desirable. One
which, in the language of our honored Govern
or, sis calculated to hroio out a tustre ~hich
shall radiafe from the centre to the eireianfer-
ence Of The Christian ,rorid." F"
The honor belongs to one of our sex, to
whose mother, while passing in sight OF Mount
Vernon, 1t occurred, that the ladies' OF the
South should rise en- massc and pour out such
grateful offerings on his tomb as-would secure
all around it sacred forever! An earnest ap-
appeal to that effect, signed "A Southern Mat
ron" was issued in the Charleston Mercury OF
South Carolina, December 2, 1858.
Nothing daunied by silence in editors and
the absence Of all Responsiveness doubling
that woman, in her higher and better nature,
Icidiucu Sdcicu ioNciohcc iot ho WOmott VI
Washington, resort was had to private appeals.
What though they first encountered the timid,
unappreciating or unpairiotic; what, il some
who responded" as only the ttue-hearted de-
sccndants of our noble revolutionary mothers
could, met coldness, opposition, even newspa-
per denunciation, like those OF 10 they ialtered
not All honor to the heads and hearts which
devised this scheme, and the indomiiable pers-
eryerauce which sustained il under difficulties
and "hope deferred!" To this we owe the
existence, extension and present prospects the
Mount Vernon Association, and the proud priv.
ilege of presenting it, as we do now, for the
appreciation and assistance Of our sex over .h'
Union. Who need doubt our future success
when they learn the results already obtane'
from this beginning
The "Somhrn Mount Vernon Association
has excited interest and action in various de
grees, from Alabama 10 Pennsylvania, and i
arousing deep and feeling appreciation of il
Objects and receiving encouraging assurance
of assistance, from the enlightened and patri
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