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Sc LIVER RHMgDY.-The Liver, according to
Physiolosisis occupies in our human economy 8
place second only to the heart and consequently Is
one of the greatest dispensers of health and hapIi
ness or sicknes and disease To keep the Liver IN
proper performance of its duties is to keep the sys
TEN in state OF health, and free from nearly all
bodily Ills DR. S,NRoRD's INvIGoRAroR Ia great
REGULATOR cr The Liver 1t insts into it new life an
yigor siren hens it and inri1oTutcs it. curing the
fountain from whence many streams OF sickness
aw. We say to all who are troubled with any de-
rsngement of the Liver such Dyspepsia. jaundice,
Sick Headache, Biliousness debility of system, do
not fail TO try DIR. sASPoRD's LIVER INvIOoEAToR.
FISHER & WINSTON and ADIE GRAY. Agents for
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NAVAL NEWS.

NORFOLK, Nov 1.-THE United States sloop OF
war Cyane has dropped down into Hampton ROADS
She sails for fIayti.
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MARHIEU.

Al tn residence Of Mr. wm. N. White. N Lune r.
eydnof, Nil HENRY q. HARDY TO Vie. Doio-
TIN A. THOMAS. both Of The sbose county, y
At 81 Panl's Church. Petersburg. ~ sanes
day, the iih inst BY Rev Vim riait, NJ. ~ ~
TAN wkTSI9BK, OF Richmond. to Miss joy JOSH
PINE. daughter Of the late john n. White, DEC g..
tf Peter hnrr ..sl.--.
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LONGEVITY or CJws.--A friend from Milton in
forms us that In of that town owns three COWS.
which constitute her whole stock Of cattle One OF
them was raised on the farm has always been OWE
cd by the same person, and Ia kpewn to have been
,srnty-f.nr years old last March. Tho ages Of the
other two are not precisely known, but one OF
them was pnrchascd IN 1899 AMI the other in 1910;
consequently each of them must now be over
twenty, and probably twenty-five or three making
the united ages Of three cows owned by the same
person. nearly or qutte serrn,y Mass Ireu1b.
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GLurfos knLED.-In the steep bank of the
r'ser here, says traveller up the Missouri Q e
nests eiihnuhierabie swallows, into one Of which
large prairie snake had got abont half his body.
aud was eupedin eating the young birds. The
Old ones were flying about In great distress. dart.
ing at him, and sainly endeayoring to drive him
on. A shot wounded him, and being killed he
MAS cut open, and eighteen young swallows were
foundi In his obdy.
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SUMNER AMONG THE NoBLEs-The London News
says: The Hon. Charles Sumner has been visiting
the Earl OF Aberdeen at usddo the Duke fArgyil
Inverness Castle and Lor rougham, at Brougl,am
Hall. lie has also paid visit TO Miss Martineau
at Antilles .te. On Tuesday, he visited Vim. T.
Foster, ESQ, Wharfeside, and on Wednesday, he
PASSED through Leeds on his way to Castle How
ard, TO visit the Earl Of Carlisle, Lord Lieutenant
Of Ireland"
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DEtrH OF A WELL KNOWN CIrfygx-Gcp Ca.jmjr
Lacoste for several years the veteran of the Lou
isiana Senate. died in New Orleans on the 10th
inst, FROM wonnd received in n duel with NJ
darcia on the sth. lie was one of the most prom
inent citizens OF New Orleans, and was QuaI ter
master General of the military of that city Small
swords were used in the encounter, and Gen L.
received his antagonists weapon 10 his breast
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ET. N E.-The Hair Dressing,
Shaving. shampeoine end Bathing Saloon. (under
and il uv q, en- AMI we invite the citizens and stran-
gers to gi.e nsa cali ,a
IN Hot Cold anil Shower Baths can DE hsd
daily. fl ein O'Clock A III. 10 10 p. NJ ,,no>,
nois--d2m"s UOBSON hohi0S'
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IF DISPATE III.
=, = ,rD re- ADvEnrIsEIss.

Advert nenss for the DSsfArcH must Be hand
ed In BY sir Seiok IN he asesroor, IN order 20 ap
rear tho next day. The heavy pressure o. sase'-
,,senen,s upon the colamns Of our paper VIII nos
-, ~ tsair reser,ioa sfser the hour named
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EF- THE SUPERIORITY of the FIR. nch work and ms
teIial is acknowledged BY all who have worn it, nj t.
wthstandirg the assertions of those who are unab
to obtain it. ALEX. HILL,
Importer ofFrench Boots. Shoes and Materials.
no LIT l27 Main st, Richmond.
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STATISTICS OF MISUNDERSTANDING to the late
census Of the State Of New York. the number OF
persons who died in that State during the ysar
ending on the LIST OF June, 1866 1927. Death
reaps his harvest here in the season of summer
In the months of June. July and August, 1872
departed; in the months Of March, April and May.
preceding, l2.6ll departed; the autumnal months
succeeding numbered 10,ill for their dead; while
the winter months of December. January and Feb
rCary, the most favorable of all to health were the
limits of earthly Ito to only 1851. The total OF
males who died was "A, $50, of females q 317.
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SESrEscEp 10 THs PEsIrEsTi,IY.--In Essex conn.
~. Va. on Thursday last, after q lahorious three
days trial Of Winter d sioither, for the murder of
James Clarke, thc Jury returned verdict of ~. mr.
ON, sentenced to confinement in the penitentisrv
for IL years.
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REDUCTION OF SALARIEs.-The Directory of the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad Company have re-
duced the compensation of the principal officers
aud az nts of the Company to the extent of ten
centum: the President of the Company voluntarily
placing his salary under the same rule. reduc.
ton of the Engineering corps on the Lynchburg
extension has also been determined on; all with n
view TO reduction Of expenditures to the lowe
point which judicious management of the affairs
Of tue Company will allow.
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CT BARRIERS CoQUE1Tg.-Photographe by IIN-
SIs-Copies for sale at his Photograph and Fine
Art Gallery, Main street, opposite the new Custom
House. no lS-IF
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DUN,RUN, RUN, and don't stop, until
~ you come to LEWIS store You can nnd til
cheapest goods tsfhe city fyou Will give him call
Rins irish Linenst ~ cents. worth IS cents Collar
aud all kinds of xmbruidefies, at great sacrinse
Black kixstc Belts. at l2h cents gentiemen's FOR
ed borered handkerchief at l2s cents: Cambria and
Dimity Bands in the xreatest alb indance great Tar
gains ia S@rs ants Ciothinx; Linen handkerchief n,
ca cants Boys Linen Collars, at i2s cent; Collars
Ut 81 cents; blsache3 Cotton yard vide at loo
Bonnet Ribbons sold very low. II you have any
snods to purchase. ron can save money BY gett.ns
them at JACOB A. LESY's
no ~ -s5r Is Main n
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HGy. Is YoWR LIFE INSURED?
NEW >TORE LIFE INSURANCE CONFANT
CAPITAL. l.3JO.7AI,5R.

NEW >IORE LIFE INSURANCE COWPANT,
CAPITAL s1,35O,7s1.5s.
Tho above Company will insure the lives of white
persons, tithets Male or Female the most reason
able terms The insurer has the privilege of .or.
rowing from tlte company 10 per cent Of the pre-
milpl whiclis charged against the Policy, and the
Dividends bearing per cent. interest goes to Offset
Richmond Local Board Of Directors all of whom
are Insured. for large amounts:
For reference apply TO either member. or for pol.
ieies. explanatory books, &C. call at the Agents Of
~ GEo WYTHENUNPoRD. Esq Pred Tent
{Secretary Of Commonwealth OF Virginia.
DIRECTORS.
- THOMAS III. ELLIS, ESQ,
president JAM River IA and nix KsnawhA Company
Iiios' p AUGUST, k,s, s.1.w,
wM G. PAINE. ESQ,
o' l Farmer, King Kin; Queen Co., va.)
BEx.CIIAs. u. READ,
fPast.r United Presby tcrian Church)
Rkv JAS. B. TAYLOR,
CHAs. W. PuRcELi, {Banker)
MEDICAL EXAMINERS.
A. q. n0RTHAM. N D.
RO T. COLEMAN NJ. D..
CHAs. h. W0RTHAM,
General Agent and Attorney in Virginia.
flee 23 Main street, Richmond.
,xa Il. W. TR JTTER, General Agent.
DO H-2s
II ssER1
have nov on hand BOOTS and SHOES, for Ladies'.
Gen,lenen, Misses and Children, made expressly
for Ia Paris. 10y the following celebrated manu-
facturers viz: Monsieurs Meles Bredf Trepreau
Nagee, Barre, Carof knQuin and many others; also,
materials Of every description and color any
Lady, Mishng CATERS or Slippers made TO snit any
ALtX, MIL. | also keep ON hand a large supply
Of Roots and Shoes of my own manufacture. for La
dies. Gentlemen and Misses. All of the above will
be sold low for the quality, by
ALEX HILL, manufacturer and Importer
Of Boots, Shoes aud Materials,
no i7-6t sa'sI I27 Main ST. Richmond, Va.
neg A RELIGIOUS MEETING is now in
progress at Sycamore Church. Rev. Isaac ERRETT,
Corr spending Secretary of the American Christian
Missionary Society. will preach nightly. no Its
Reg s. HlRsIl, 200 Broad street, begs
to infoim seustnmers that. though timas hard
fresh supplies OF TRIMMINGS by every weeks ar
rival. An in want of MAT HING should call at
once at the cd stand Of $. HIksH's
LOST.
T OST OR neutrality-suspicious. will
- bs made to the Auditor for th Duplicate of Ger
tifca'e of state Stock, No 170, da,ed 21th DeceH.
ber 1851 isS1eit 10 Gtorxianna X. Fisher the same
having h,rn lost OF mdlaid ~,
T OSr-On yesterday morning, on Eth
~alrtet, between ISIk!t ana NifSHAiI. u BUNDLE
containing LADIES DaESS. very liberal re.
sard will he paid the finder by leaving the at
this cffire no iS-lt
T OST-Atout a week ago, on Broad
- street, between eth and IS b streets. my FREE
PAPERS. They were ia pocket bock contain ny
receipts sc. will give liberal rtwMd for them,
il Il fl at this office. JAMES TATE,
no E-2s* free man of color.
a L0ST-Yesterday evening, be-
" tsueen4ian O'clock. between the custom
wv honse and post Gfficc, a MASONIC DIPLO-
MA. A suitable reward will be paid the fiader for
its return TO this ofh,e.
no l5-3t* VIM. H. LEACH
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loEr FhEsH SrPPLY or
81 : - N I .,' GOODS.

Elegant theneille Snawls
<Gent!ems MS Travelling shawIs
/. Servants W0ollen Shawls
II Rich Paris De lainos
: Beautiful Omhfa Bay atIere De LANES
Mems Half Hose. &c. &c.
Just received and purchased at prices greatly us,
low their value early in the season: We oner gIsJn'
bargains in these and all other styles o. pry
From this time until January next, We VIII consntls
to sell our stock without regard 81 cot. 20 nane
room for Spring Go Ids. Our stock is new, anu con
tains MANY splendid Goods. ,rx,yu
no lS--3t FRlCE NAihAA'S'
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To conclude with the Farce OF tho
ROUGH DIAMOND.
ADAISSION.--Dres Circle and Parquette ~ cts,
(no extra charge for secured seats.) secund Tier or
Family Circle Is cts Eastern Gallery, expressly for
Boys only I2la cts. Western Gallery cts. Gallery
80 cts Doors open at 7o'clock-Uverture commence
at Il before s, precisely. Box Once open from 10
until 2. and from until 5. daily.
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Ef- Aux. HILL received at the Fair of the Me
chanics' institute, at Richmond, the highest pre-
MUM that was awarded for the best Boots and
Shoes no IT.
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CINE STATIONERY AND FANCY
l. ARTICLES, FOR SALE BY

JAMES " UODuoCCH u
HANDSOME NOTE PArEr S ( rtadlaid White
Noye ALEXANDRIA, Goftred, Rose, Buff, Mourning
and other beautiful Note Papers.
ENVELOPES, to suit either of the above Papers.
RiTU pApEHS-Of various siz"s and qualities;
VISITING AND WEDDING CARDS-Of the finest
bristol b ,ar and double enamel
WEDDING and Fancy Enyelopes-0f the newest and
fashionable st yles-som very btautitIl.
FANCY WATERS, Sealing Wax and other rsQui-
sites for wedding and party occasions;
VISITING and rddng Cards, engraved and PRINT
ed in the best style st short notice.
PORTABLE WHITING DESkS-Uf Pspsr hachie.
(scme new sts les) Rosewood. Ebony, Mahogany
PORT F0LI0s-0f Psper 3Iachie. and various beau
tfYl Leathers.
INK STANDS in great variety. suitable for the
counting room. oiicf desk, table traveller, bank
pocket, parlor, &c.
GOLD PINS, of LEVI Bro~ns' rake, the best az
ter MI for smooth writing. and III durability
For sale in cases or without
STEEL PENS or every fayorite kind.
LADIES WORK BOXES and Dressing Cases.
0DtER STANDS, of Paris make, entirely new and
beautiful.
PEN MAKERs-yoIy useful u thnsa who prefer
Quill Pens and cannot make them with knife
PEN HOLDERS, of every grade, su,1r very ha nd
some suitable additions t. the furniture Of fan
cy desk.
CHES9 MEN Of Tcyoel, Zone ard Ivory
WALKING CANES, ao!d Tuu lied. silver mounte !,
Ivory, &c.
JAMES ToCpHOUsE L Co,
Booksellers, Statiouers, and dealersin
no i8-2t Piano RCltes.
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L,OR SALE Avn q BARGAIN. or E,

k,OR SALE AT A BARGAIN. or ex
change for State Stock. railroad or other god
b nds. am snthlr Zed to sell frCr ten to eish r u
th ustnd acres of land consisting vi several tracts
lying in the Counties of Nicholas Fayette and reen,
brier, State Of Virginia, to which a good and per
fsctly satisfactory title will be made Most of il is
heavily numbered with beech. m tple, sugartree aud
other vafntbie timber, among some OF which there
IL httle.ore no underground. Extensive bodies Of
good arabic land may Def und on some Of the tracts
psr!akng of wiss Is denominated in that section OF
the country, gddss, aud in the west praries. re-
Stunning that those wishing 70 purch ase will view tn.
lands md see for themselves !, is deemed unnsces-
sary 10 enter into very full description in Thu adyer
isen-nt sniiee il b. say. thar in point Of natural
frt IL. d II 20 the al ure ( az ,yras.-
esfruits Tue .ts are represented as bt INK far
superior 10 any east OF the blue Ridge and adjou
the lands OF Hon. X. NJ. 7. Hunter, Vim II. MacfAi-
land, Egg. and others. The Virginia Central kali
road will pass through this section Of the country
and enhance the value Of these lands exceedingly
The coupty'of Nicholas. particularly has been ra-
pal5 filling up with an industrious population from
other sections of Firg nis AMI North Carolina. All
eolitneunicstions addressed TO nj hcimnn5, Va
will receive prompt attention.
JAMES r. SUTTON. JR, Land Pension Agt.
no lS-dtL. Cor q Bank md llf sts. kichnond. Va
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CTILL L0WEB.--Goniinuati sale Of
~ cheap Carpets. Great sales at . great sacrifice
70 make an extra clearance. Imperisl Three. plv
Fine iazraias striped yenitIan, Hemp Carpetinv'
to-oa oarpefng. Ter Offices. Tapestry carpetinr
Velvet kuss.&c. - q. A. 9WATkfN
HntS Opposite Exchange Rank.
lNcEEb OLA fresh supply just
1 QselsAl sed fas ,sle 10y
no DuvAL 4 MORTON.
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- LARGE STOCK OF LADIES'

81 FOR RENT-Two deeirable Dwell
EI ings on Union Hill. One tenement has rooms,
AMI the other 3roorus " ith kitchen in the Yard.
There are wells Of good water on the pennies Oh
each Apply 10 JOS. q, MEtTERT.
no lS-st~ Union Hill.
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DISPATCH
~ STEAM POWER
PRIN I'll NC OF FICE,
CSrRer Of Main and Thirteenth Streets, Rtchm0nd.
JOHN d. HAMMERSLEY & co., Proprietors.

This establishment Qbeiug the most complete Prn-
TRY in the South, both regards Types, Ornaments
&C.. and the latest All most approved Machine
Presses) Is daily turning out the finest specimens of
BOOK and Job PRINTING, such as
PAMPHLETS, BANK CHECKS,
CATALOGUES, NOTES. POSTERS.
CIRCULARS. PROGRAMMES,
BILLS OF LADINQ, HANDBlLLS &c
81 Particular attention given to fDe work for
Banks, Public Offices, Insurance. Railroad and Trans
portation Com panies, Tobacco Factors &c.
THE MS - A TCEl r. A ~ n d ~ n sC
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CALIFORNIA CATSUP, or Golden
~ Sauce. being choice addition for all soups.
meats. fish, DC, used by all resaauyAnts hotels
and private families Sold bv
DUyAL a NORTON,
nols Druggist..
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RACON SIDES, Sole Leather, Cotton
II Yarn eafety Fuse. Tanperr on. Calcined Plaster
no u : "' ~ 'a a. y. DAVENPORT.
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HAIR. Hat, Cloth, Nail, Tooth, Shoe.
= Wall. shaving. Comb, scrubbing and Paint
Brushes in eRiiess variety. for vale by
yN0. W. POLLARD. d uggit.
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CHEESE -lU0 boxes Cheese, nice ar
~ ticle at lew price, landing to-day and for sale
by X. II. CDiSTt)N co
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-03-26
DR.. Kane's ExpeditiOn--the Use
of Raw Meat,

l do not know that my journal any
where mentions our habituation to
raw meats, nor does it dwell upon
strange adaptation to scorbutic dis
eases. Our journeys have taught us
the wisdom Of the Esquimaux appe-
tite, and there are few among us who
do not relish a slice ofraw blubber or
a chunk of frozen walrus beef. The
liver Of walrus (awuktanuk) eaten
with little slices of his fat--of a varie-
ty it is a delicious morsel. Fire would
ruin the curt, pithy expression of vital
ity which belongs to its uncooked
juices. Charles Lambs roast pig was
nothing to awuktanuk. | wonder that
raw meat is not eaten at home. De-
prived ofextraneous fibre, tits neither
indigestible nor difficult to masticate.
With acids and condiments, it makes
a salad which an educated palate can
not help relishing and, as a powerful
and condensed Matchmaking and anti
scorbutic food, it has no rival. Imake
this last broad assertion after carefully
testing its truth.
The natives of South Greenland
prepared themselves for a long jour
ney in the cold by a course of frozen
seal. AT Upernavik they do the same
with the narwhal, which is thought
more Matchmaking than the seal; while
the bear, to use their own expressions,
is Z" stronger travel than all. In
Smiths Sound, where the use of raw
meat seems almost inevitable from
the modes Of living Of the people,
walrns holds the first rank. Certain
ly this pachy derm, whose finely con.
densed tissue and delicate permena-
ting fat-oh !! call it not blubber-as-
simulate it to the OK, is beyond all 9TH
ers, and is the best fuel. a mar can
swallow. 1t became our constant
companion whenever we could got it;
and a frozen liver upon our sledge
was valued far above the same weight
Of pemmican. Now as | write, short
of all meat, without an ounce Of wal
rus for sick or sound, my tongue re-
call the frost-tempered junks of this
pachydermoid ambition, as the high.
est Of longed for luzuries.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-03-26

The Washington National Lntelki.
gencer, an Old.line Wing organ, thus
notices the new Cabinet Of Mr.. Buch.
anan:-
The President seems to have had
some little difficulty in the arrange,
ment of his Cabinet, but we must say,
in general, that as far as we are ac-
quainted with the characters of the
gentlemen composing it, he has set
tied on a very respectable one. The
venerable Premier, Mr.. Cass, has
been so long engaged in public af-
fairs, and has filled so ably the most
distinguished posts under our Gov
eminent, that he has acquired a uni
versatility Of reputation sufficient to
give character to a much inferior body
than that of which he becomes the
head. Among the remaining men,
bers of the new Ministry will be rec
ognized the names Of some who have
already occupied distinguished posi-
in one or the other branches of
the National Legislature, who, to the
qualities and virtues which adorn pri-
vate character, add a high reputation
for practical craftsmanship. Others,
if before untried in the sphere of Fed.
eral politics, have filled with distinc-
ton importantan and responsible stations
in their respective States, and have
given satisfactory evidence of admin
istrative talents and general ability.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-03-26
An indignant Female Ont in De-
tense of Hoops.

The N. Y. Tribune, like almost
every Journal in the country, has had
its fling at ladies' hoops, and catches
it in the following style from an in
dignant female:
| allude to "hoops."-
You do not like them; very well, you
do not wear them, ! suppose, conse-
quently you know nothing of their
convenience. If | tell you that a
hoop.skirt relieves the hips and body
of the wearer of a load which would
be necessary in its absence, you will
say, why necessary, either with or
without hoops! Inreply, | would ask
you, would you like to see the streets
Of New York city ornamented with
women in pantaloonsl and do you not
think that they (pantaloons, of course,)
would be quite as becoming as dra-
perry which shows the figure with ev-
cry movement No woman ventures,
unless compelled by necessity into the
street when the wind blows, if scant
drapery be the reigning fashion. No
true man would make remarks about
the flying skirts, but there are plenty
Of miserable wretches who would; and
but few high-minded women have
independence enough to brave thejeers
of such creatures. A person can
walk with much greater ease with a
hoop, even if the same amount of clio.
thing be worn; there is buoyancy in
the balloon-like structure, which is a
great relief to all who are unfortunate
enough to wear skirts. You say that
the Empress Eugene, "for purposes
of her own" first started the, to you,
terrible fashion" Pray, do let the
Empress Eugenie's and your wife's, if
you have one, and your neighbours
wife's, and everybody's wife's purpo-
SEES alone. If women are foolish
enough to get married, do please let
their dress alone. If they contrive to
appear in public o~ne-fourth of a year
at a time, do let them do SO.
Respectfully yours,
A WIFE AND MOTHER.
LOWELL, February, 1857.