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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-25

Terms OF SUBscRIrIIoS-Our new CO.
temporary Of tho Democrat being unwillin,
to adopt the arrangement entered into be
tween his predecessors and ourself. in re
gard to subscriptions. We have agreed thai
each adopt his own terms Accordingl,
we have concluded to rc-adopt our oil
rates. viz: $3.50 in advance; % within
the year. or $3.50 at the end of the year
The rates Of advertising remain unehan
gcd. but the rule requiring advance pay
mcnt is abolished.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-25
Chicago Mark ct.

Tuesday. p. NJ. Aug %.
FLoUR.--White W inter- four IS, 2J0 j
90 per tbl.; red winter S4.50@5. In.
bolte'l Corn meal S2I@ SO per ton
WHEAT.--Salcs to day of No. | red. a,
92c. per bu. in store; No. do. 16@s9c
Spring. No. L., soc. No selcs of white
reported.
CoRS.-Afoat 64Ic; in store Gle PEI
bu.
OArs.--Aaoat 2slc, and 25@2Gc in
store.
BArTEy.-Quotcl nominally at 40@ 42c
for the best. and 35@ Csc for inferior.
RYE-Sales at soc per bn.
WooI.--Fnll blood 42@ i5c per h.,
three quarters 36@3Sc. half blood 35c.,
quarter blood 2s@30c, common 25@ pc.
GREEN FRuIT.-Peaches 8 la 81 per bu
Pears S1@S1.75; Apples Sl,75@ 50 per
Dbl. Cranberrics 81 per Dbl.
Bur1ER--Quotcd at liz l3c per lb. for
best quality.
PorAroEs.- at 50@60c a Lu.
OSroNs.-Sales at 60@7Oc p bu.
HIpEs.-Grecn case ~ fb; sailed s@
81; dry sailed 13(d lac. aud Dry Film Is
@i6c.
TALLow.-Sales at 104@ l0ac.
PorLrEY.-Turkcys 6@7c ~ ID. Spring
chickens in active demand at Sl.75@2.25
per doz. Prairie chickens Sl@1 % per
doz.
EcGs.-Markct overstockcd. Sales at
6t@7c.
SALr.-In lots Of 30 bbls and over de-
livcrcd on cars at S1.25@ 81, 80.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-25
SPECLaL NOTICES.
Halls Lung BalSarn!

HALLS LING BiLSAM, in all cases, gives the
best Of satisfaction.
HALLS LUNG DA1.SAM. has wrouyh,
more cures since its Introduction than any other
cough medicine.
HALLS COrCH BALSaM il endorsed Nv our
leading physicians the safest aad best remedy
now before the public.
mong children, and yet powerful in cases of chronic
pulmonary disease.
HILLS Lung BAISiM brings in certificates al.
daily of its wonderful cures in all parts of the
country.
HALLS BALSAM for the Lungs is sold
by Pershing & Co.. and r. A. Lemon, aud by agents
in every town in the country. (n39I
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-25

Bulls SARsArARLLA.-We have nc
hesitation in recommending DR.. Jous
BCLL's Fluid Extrac: Of Sarsaparilla as
the best preparation of the kind extant.--
In the Southern part Of the State. where
we formerly resided. it is more popular
than other kind, and having used it in our
family know it to be an invaluable RENE
dy for all diseases arising from al impure
state Of the blood. ssqs e.eeses iH
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-25
Mormons Returning,

We learn that the steamer VIM. Camp
bell, in last night from Omaho. brought
down number of Mormons. who have
been surfeited with the good things Of
Salt Lake. They report that four or
five thousand rccusant Saints will make
their exodus from the Valley this summer.
Brigham will doubtless be led TO cxclaim.
"Thc OK knowcth his owner, the ass his
masters crib. but my people are" id
fools.-.H. Joseph Gazette of the 9Th.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-25
NOTICE OF SURVEY.

VIE undersigned, with the County Surveyor
will. on MONDAY. September ~, 1859. at /
O'Clock a. M. of said day, proceed to survey and
locate the corners ofhi> land IN s".'on T. townshir
~. range 4 east, in Marshall County, Indian,
to meet on the premises ami continue from tlav Ia
day until all i surveyed. Non residents Who fail
to meet the SURVEYOR ut the time above mentioned
and tleiray, provide for cira,iny teir portion OF
the expenses Of said survey, will be rernr ned To the
Comfy Auditor. and such dclinqucnccS placed on
the tax duplicate and collected scc,,rliny TO i,w.
JOHN STOFER.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-25
NOTICE OF. SURVEY.

~ Office is hereby given that the Undersigned
" with the County Surveyor, will, on TUESDAY
the 18th day of September, 1859, proceed tn survey
and Locate the corners Of his land in section IL
township 81, range 3east, in ,Marslwll County Ia
diana; to meet on the premises and continue from
day to day until all is Surveyed.
Ncn-residcnts who fail TO meet the Surveyor Mt
the time above mentioned. and lcfray, or provide
for defraying their portion ofthc expenses Of said
survey, will be returned 10 the County Auditor, and
sch delinqucncies placed on the tax duplicate, and
collected according to law.
Aug. lS--I1t3p'd JOHN SHARP.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-25

OswEco. Aug. 1.-THE Ontario grain
elevator. owned by Frederick L. Curing
ton was entirely destroyed by fire this
morning. with the exception of the engine
bniltling. The warehouse contained $780,
600 bushels Of Chicago spring wheat and
corn. The loss is estimated at 10000
dollars. which is insured mostly in New
York Companies.
A Canadian Schooner. the Mary. which
was lying at the warehouse wharf. was
also badly damaged by fire.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-25

ri ME PROJECTORS of this institution take
Il this method of informing the Citizens OF
MARSHALL County that they will have hand By the
next Tree Planting Season a full assortment Of
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES,
o. all kinds and of the best quality. Our apple
nave been grated from bearing trees ON which
ed from ursery Scions, and this fact also enables
usto know with certainty what Varieties we have.
Our Nursery being situated within few rods of the
Railroad Depot We will be able to deliver trees AZ
any Station in Marshall County within a few hours
after they are takeIIout of the ground We ray.
rant every tree and shrub that We sell to be alive
and i'm good condition.
ii. ID. Pcrshing, at Plymouth, and J. o. Parks, a,
Bourbon, are auhoiz ed To take orders for us. and
We will be on hand when the Season Genes TO fill
all orders, trust the entire satisfaction of all
who may favor 18th them.
BRONSON & FRAsIER. Propriesors.
Warsaw, Ind, AuS. ls, lS59-4lm3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-25
County Expenses.

In 1858 the Commissioners allowed Nh.
Packard, Clerk of the Circuit and Com
mon Pleas Courts, 1921 60 cts, Including
extra allowance; in 1859. S226 30 cts;
or S95 81 less than in 1853. Did the
election last fall of Republican Auditor
and Commissioner effect this saving to the
Treasury? We think it more than prob
able. Had there been one more Republi-
can on the Board the saving, We have no
doubt. would have been still greater.
The Sheriff, in 1858. drew 1917 "a cts,
besides $500 IL cts, for Prisoners; in
1859. s249 IS cts. .bcsides 1914 90 cts
Ser Prisoners; making difference Of 1927
90 cts in the first iterf, and s3o5 50 cts,
in the latter. or a savingto TIE Treasury
in these two items alone of 433 80 cts
What has produced this change for the
better7 II a Republican Sheriff saves the
County s433 in six months how much
will he save in years The aggregate sa
wing to the County in the items above spe.
cited. compared with last year. is s52s
e63 cts. 1T is true the Democratic office
sholdefs made it up in the amount they>ex-
pssded for Record Books and Stationery,
but the election this fall Of Republican
Clerk and Commissioners will stop that
and all other leaks effectually.
Our County Expenses have Teen enos-
mous. and it is no wonder the people COM
PLAIN Of high taxes. 1t Will never be any
better as long as the Democracy remain in
power. We are taxed much higher than
neighborins counties undcr Republican
rule. Notwithstanding their expenses for
building fine Court houses, costing s2O.-
900 and $50. 900. besides making large
appropriations for bridges. With the pre-
sent levy in tliscounty. we predict with
confidence. If the Republican candidates
are elected this fall, that there will be sur
plus in the Treasury at the close Of the
year. after meeting the current expenses.
and paying off our indebtedness, which
has been KEEP. sedulously covered up for the
purpose OF deceivinS the people, sufficient
almost, if not quite. to build fire proof
: Offices for the preservation of the County
Records. now IN imminent danger Of being
consumed This should have been done
long ago. ami would have been had not the
Democrstic office holders squandered the
money which should have been applied to
this purpose.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-25
New York Wholesale Market.

New YORK. Aug. %.
FLorE-5@ l0c better Sales of 8, 400
bbls. sup. state 81 25@i %; ex. state,
"a 55@4 so: common to good ex. west
ern. S4,60@j Is: old 10 50 00@j 10:
fresh ground X. ii. q. 50 20dJ 50. Ry,
-four S4G4 10.
WHEAT -2@3c batter. Sales small
new white Ky. 81 40; new red soutber,
81 30.
RYE-Dull at soc.
BARLEY--Quict.
CoRS--l@2c better. Sales 10. 900 bush
old western soc; choice western and Can
adam S5c.
OArs--Steady. Sea 42c State and Can
PoRK-Eirmcr Mess, at Sl4 ID; prime
$40 25.
BEEY-Quiei.
Ctr MEArs-t'irm.
LARD-Dull at 10 LA lie.
BcrrER-Ohio. 1S@2lc; State 23Cf 25c
CHEEsE-Steady at ia Sc.
WmsKEY--Qnict at 25c.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-25

'si1 VALPARAISO FEMALE CorIEcE.-From q
circular han iel us by Rev. w P. WAT
xrss. Of this place. we learn that prelimi-
nary arrangements have been made foT the
opening of the above Institution. 4 tenn
pory School building, "a by 40. and two
stories high. Is in process of erection near
the College grounds. and will be compile
tel Sc IS to open the Institution on the
J 11st day Of September next. The mem
bers of the Building Committee. appointed
BY the Board of Trustees. are making ar
rangements for the delivery of three hun
dred thousand brick, and other suitable
materials for the erection of the main Col
lege building during the coming year.
The Trustees have elected a..- secured
the services Of the following Faculty
Rev. C. n. SINS. A. b., President. and
Professor Of Ancient Languages anil Bellies
Lzfres; FRAScrs D. CAREY. A. b.. Pro
fessor Of Mathematics and Natural Scien-
aeeS; Miss DELLA n. CARLEY, NJ. f. L.,
Teacher in Collegiate Department; Mrs.
FaAxcIs Looms. Teacher in Preparatory
Department; Miss s. a. MooRE. Assistant
'Te.cher in Preparatory Department; Mrs.
-CAxarE LsscoNB. Teacher Of Music.
The rates Of tuition, for the first term.
consisting of thirteen weeks, will be as fol-
lows. Preparatory Department 50; Col
lesiase Department - to SO: Music. per
term, so; Additional for use Of 1nstru-
ment 80; Contingent expenses in Prepar-
atory Department 25 cts. Collegiate Doc
This Institution cannot fail to prove
highly beneficial to the prosperity Of VAL
paradise. Why cannot we have similar
Institution in Plymouth?
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-25
n1In The aistraeteJ eon,lit;on of \,

~ GI In the distracted condition of the
California Democracy, the Republicans OF
the Golden State are making a hopeful
and energetic canvass. Mr.. Stanford the
Republican candidate for Governor, is
s.umping the State. His addresses are
able and effective. ard the meetings large
ly attended. Senator Broderick is also
pouring hot shot into the camp of the
Gwin and Buchanan Democracy, and the
latter are having bal time generally
Their defeat ought to be sure and is at least
probable.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-25


! BALLOON ASCENSION AT Fr. WAYNE
Prof. BannIster, proposes to make an Ae-
rial Ascension, on tuesday next, at TT.
Wayne, in his Mammoth Balloon, Pride
of America. 1t Is his determination to sail
as far as his Balloon will carry him. Ex-
cursion trains will be run upon all the
roads leading to Fl. Wayne. The expcn-
ses OF the ascension being betrayed by the
citizens Of Fl. Wayne. the exhibition will
be entirely free Of charge. 1t is expected
that 10000 people will assemble OH the
occasion. Two Brass Bands have been
engaged to entertain the multitude while
the balloon is being inflated.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-25
NOTICE OF SURVEY.

NOTICE is hereby given that TIE undersigned
~ with the County Surveyor. will, on Thursday
the 9Th day of September, 1852 proceed TO survey
and locate the corners Of his land in section Is.
township 81, Range 9, in Marshall County, Indiana;
to meet on the premises and continue from day to
day until all is surveyed.
Non-residcnts who fail to meet the Surveyor at
the time above specified, and defray provide for
deraying portion ofthe expense of said survey.
will be returned 70 the county Auditor, and such
deiinquences placed on the tax duplicate and col
lccted According to law.
PLEASANT FERGUSON.
August 1S--41t3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-25
Paints, Oils & varnish

PERSHING d CO.,
HAvE just received from the Cities Of Phila
L j dclphia e. Cincinnati, the largest stock Of
Paints, Oils and varnishes ever brought into thi.
market. consisting in part of Il q ist'
1000 Ms of Lead, dry and in Oil,
1000 " Zinc, "
SEQ +" Venetian Red,
bbl-. Lsmpblack. ft
100 different kinds of varnish and Paint,
100 gals Tapentine. hire ro.reorts 2,
900 Boiled and Raw Linsccd Oil, =
200 " varnish Of all kinds,
100 Japan and Zinc dryers.
Brushes, &C., &C., s1 4s
IL Mixed Paints Of all colors ready for use. 81
D-All which viii be sold very low for cash.
aug l7m3 -.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-25

S. & N. BECKER are daily expecting the
arrival of . new stock of Goods, which
they bought cheap and intend selling ac-
cordingly. They invite all their old GUS
toners and the public to call and exam.
inc for themselves. ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-25

ST. Louis. August 16.-The overland
mail of the 25th has arrived.
Thirty buildings were burned at Griz
ely Flats on the 23d. Loss unknown.
The political excitement is increasing.
The personalities between Broderick ant
Gwin are Of the grossest character.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-25
ST.. Louis, Aug. %.
Plymouth Market.

WEDNESDAY, EVENING, Aug. %.
WHEAr--Isc,l, S5@ o0c per bu whit
90@94c.
FLouR-S5@ Sc per Dbl.
PorAToEs--3Sc per bn from wagons.
OArs-25c per bu from wagons.
CoRS-5oc per bu. from wagons.
CoRS MEAL--S1 80 per 100 lbs.
SHoRrs-Sl per 100 lbs.
BRAS-10c per bu.
EGGs-6cts per loz.
BUTrER-l24c per 10.
ArrLEs, grecn-40c per b., plenty.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-25
PURE OHIO
CATAWBA BRANDY,

A. HART CO., Projectors.
DEPOT-No % 3dst., opposite the Burnef Tyou..:
OFFICE-No. l41 Third Street, Cneinnsfi.
VIE OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY has
from the Pure Juice Of the Ohio 'CATAwB." GRIM,
aud has obtained a rare popularity throughout The
East. West and South. here great quantities of
this superior article il SOLD for Medicinal and Fam
Wy purposes. IL not only equals, bot excels the
choicest of Impaired Brandies in PURITY AID r,.x,
NESS FLAVOR; and wherever il has been ntrodycri
il has invariably met the most unequaled favor.
and extensive sale.
The want OF reilly pure Brandy has long bern
frt in tins country. and the opportunity IN procure
mn article OF such quality 90 snpercede the sale and
use OF the many vile compounds 50 often -sld up.r
The na'ne Of Brandy" c.ln be regarded ONLY "a :.
great public good The CArawp. Bn ANDY possese,
all the choice qualities of the BEST imported LIQUOR
and l. positively known 10 be of PERFECT YrRIT,
and of superior flavor.
In support of tle above statements We have the
certificate of Dr. A. A. HAYES, Assaror of Mas.u
chnsetts; Dr. James X. Chiffon, Chemist. New
York. DIR. James Il. Nichols, Chemist Boston: and
f'roi T. i. jackson. Chemist. Boston; all of whom,
have analyzca the Cata~bs Braniy aud who com
mend II. IN the highest terms. for Medicinal public
use. For sale for Medical Purposes only bv =
PERSlTlNG & co,
sole agents tor Marshall Comfy for years from
August, Ieo9 August le-4lm2
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-25

N The South Bend Register, SAYS
that lad eoout Sugars of age. by the
name Of Schuyler. son Of Mrs. Norris La
Pierre, going to the River on Tuesday lasi
with two companions. got into deep watcl
and was drowne-i. His body was not
found mp to o'clock on "Wednesday
morning.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-25

The DINE SoScsrEn, Number I. is the
FIRST Of series. the price Of which will be
one dime each. which G. O.. Perrine is
publishing at Indianapolis. They will
contain all the most popular and elegant
songs in use, and costing only dime each
will undoubtedly, meet with ready sale.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-25

DIR. RicE, Of the Low Price Store. f"
started East on Monday morning last. for
the purpose Of buying new stock of Fall
and Winter Goods. He expects to return
in couple of weeks. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-25

The United States Fair will be held. in
Chicago. from the 18th to the 10Th of Sep
tember next. ~ g4a
The Indiana State Fair will be held at
New Albany. from September 18th to
October 1st. s. m s,....s. -. s. $ s.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-25

IL the last Con rcss. Tsnnessee had
seven Democratic and three Opposition
members in the House. by her recent cleo.
ton she has reversed this arrangement fol
the next Congress = Kentucky was repre-
sented by eight Democratic and two Oppos
sition members. will be represented
in the next Congress by an equal number
represented By four OPPOSITION and four
Democratic members. being a gain of two
for the Opposition. + III
The five States of Virginia. Kentucky.
Tennessee. North Carolina aud Oregon,
aggregated in 1857. thirty-six Administers
ten members in the House, AMI six OPP
position. This year these same States
have elected twenty-four Administration
and eighteen Opposition members.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-25

CANr MKErSe.--Tbe Camp Meeting
for the Maxinkuckee Circuit will com
mence next Tuesday. Goth inst. one mile
from Poplar Grove meeting house.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-25

MYERS has just received another supply
of Watches. Jcwelry. &c. He keeps a
large and splendid assortment of sucl
goods. which he sells cheap.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-25


When the Lecompton Constitution. Will
its'a1smipsbIe doc trine that property in
slres ~as parame INIT 70 alllaw. and will
il horrible provision pun hishing with
death fres Expression of opinion; wher
this constitution. the acknowledged off,
spring Of fraud and corruptions was urged
by the Administration. there were many
who believed that it was truly anxious to
allay the Kansas agitation. Kansas was
the ghostwhiA frightened awas Stun Der
the ayengins Nemesis which with sconrge
of Scorpions. pursued it through all its
tortuons policy; the Philippi for very
unpleasant meeting in 1860. No Admin.
istration not weakened by dotagc would
have lent itss'f, so long and persistently,
to the undemocratic suLjugation of peo-
pie SO determined to be free. Whether or
no the Administration party. learning
wisdom from past experience. will avail
itself of the present opportunity to escape
further trouble, remains to be seen. The
following which we copy from the .dlbany
Erening Journal, would seem to indicate
that Democracy has not yet been suffi-
GENTLY threshed. to compel it to loose its
hold:
Kansas has a new Constitution. The
Convention has finished its labors, and
produced an instrument. which, without
being perfect, is vet ably drawn. In scope
and character it is not inferior TO those OF
most of the older States. while upon the
important point of Freedom of the soil,
it is as explicit as could be desired.
Because il is SO explicit. the Democrats
in the Convention, to man, voted against
it.
We have been assured repeatedly, thro'
the organs Of the Democratic party. that
the Kansas strife was lover" and .'set-
tled." that all they sought was the peace
able admission of the State with or with.
out slavery. as its inhabitants might
choose. Although the early history of the
Territory was a series of armed violence
and outrage, instisated by the Democratic
leaders. they have nevertheless, insisted
that. having once elected Convention
and framed a Constitution, the Settlers, in
right of their popular sovereignty, were
entitled to admission into the Union. The
Convention has been held. and the Consti-
tuition framed and now the Democrats
unanimously oppose it by every means in
their power. threaten 10 oppose it at the
polls. and if unsuccessful there. to transfer
the strife to the halls Of Congress.
BE it so. The issue is one of their own
seeking. This new kansas agitation" is
created by Democrats alone, and solely for
partisan ends. The course is e. Glaring
contradiction with their past professions;
but when in regard to Kansas. has it been
otherwise? We are confident they mis-
take popular opinion. both in the Territory
aud in the country at large. when they cx-
pect to manufacture capital by interposing
fnrthet resistance to the admission of
Kansas as a free State into the Un-
ion.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-25

PrrrsBuEa, August 16.--Grand Military
encampment at East Liberty near Pitts
burgh. excites unusual interest.
Fourteen Volunteer companies. this and
counties in camp; others expect
ed all under command Of Brigadier. Gen.
Negley. 5 ST
The encampment will continue till FRI
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-25
IEAyENwoErn. Anr .

lsEANESWOETf, aug. -.
Some confirmation of the reported out.
break in the South. has reached here
One of the Jay Hawkers has been taken
into Missouri. Montgomery was reported
in the field and it is expected that he will
attempt his recapture. Considerable nm
easincss exists. and renewal of the old
disturbances is anticipated
ST. LouIs, Aug. %
n special dispatch to the Democrat says
Denver City aivices to the 18th inst,
reached Lcavcnworth to-day Rich dis
coveries had been made at Medicine Bow
Mountain. $50 miles north west of Cherry
Greek. The excitement in regard to the
new digsings at the head waters of the
South Platte. continued undated Large
numbers were daily leaving both north aud
south. Seven persons arrived at Atchisor
to-day with over 100 ounces fgold.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-25
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. DTPOyeOS GOLDEN rERTODICiL PILLS
.af 1r FOR FENIyES f94 -

IL Are infallible for
removing Stoppagcs or
Irregularities of the
Menscs. 49,
The pills are nothing
new, but have been used
by the Doctor in his
practice for many years,
both in France and
America, with unpard.|
lcled success. in every
case; and he is urged by
many thousand ladies
who have used them. TO
make the Pills public,
for the alienation Of
these suffering from any
irregularities whatever,
preventative TO ladies
whose health will not
permit Of an increase of
family.