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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-23
coNaREssIoNAl lTrRAcrIoN.

The Senate and House presented unusual
attractions to-day to the crowded galleries
In language, there was both secession and CO.
ercion. In the Senate the postal bill TO dis .
continue the service where interfered with,
was upand fierce war mace on it by Hunt
er and Green, and ended by Douglas and
Fessenden. Tie latter c0ntended that the
bill only authorized the Postmaster General
to discontinue the service wherever interfered
with, in any Of the seeded States in partic-
ular.
Senator Fessenden charged the Southern
side with attempts, by amendments to this
bill to get Republicans to recognize secession.
It seems that the Postofice Department have
information which practically applies to this
bill. Mails have been seized in Texas and
destroyed, while papers and letters are con
stantly being tampered with. The two-fold
object Of this interference is TO destroy letters
to people not friendly to secession, and 70 Of
fer a cause for the withdrawal of the mail
service, thus making the Federal Government,
in one sense, partially withdraw actual juris-
dietion over assumed secession.
AN EXTRA SESSION.
It is deemed very probable that an extra
session Of Congress viii be held. The indi-
cations now are that it will be impossible for
Congress to finish the legislation actually
necessary to keep the Government in motion
spessl Dispatches to ths Cincinnati Commercial
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THR INAUGURATION.
The police arrangements are all completed
for the Fourth. Energetic measures have
been taken to prevent any concourse Of dis
orderly characters. On trains between nare
and Baltimore, special policemen, in sufficient
numbers, win accompany each train. This
! is in pursuance Of the united action of WASH
| ington and Baltimore authorities.
Military companies from abroad in parade
drill 70 attend the Inauguration y i'll be here
The Senate Committee on inauguration
have determined not TO admit persons inside
Of the Capitol, Inauguration day. The rea.
sons assigned is that in such enormous crowds,
articles Of value are liable to be stolen and
/ carried away
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Gnal
THE HAMM0NDSVIILE MN

THE HAMMONDSVILLE MIN
ING and Manufacturing Company have on
Aand, at Wholesale and Retail, from their own
Mines and Manuiactories-
aAkLMONDsYILLEC COAL, for Gas, Steam, Smith
ing and Domestic use.
.IAM60FDsFILLE COKE No. ?, for Domestic
zdAMMoEDsvILLE FIRE CLAY, well ground,
and dry.
tern, and wedge, side wedge circle or arch and
-IAMM6EDsVILLEFIR FIRE CLAY RETORTs AND
CHIMNEY TOPS.
-IAMMONDsYILLE FIRE CLAY TILE, Of every
.4AMMoEDsVIBLE FIRE CLAY FLUE COY-
ER5 or TILE, cverg pattern.
IAMMONDSFILLE FIRE CLAY FLOWER VA
SES, plain and ornamental.
IAMM0NDSVILLE VETRI4IBD WATER PI =
GAS PIPE, &C. Of every size and variety EN-
bracing single and double branch screw, bends
HAMMONDSVILLE COAL OIL,
gsltrsratfuo and burning AZ uhnlpanle OulW.l
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sxEoUr1vE coNMIrrE.

s. c. Pomsroy, Chairman J. L. Mcdowell,
Rev. Q. Reynolds, Rev. L. BOdWell, F. P. Baker
$. 9: POMERGY, Corresponding Secretary.
e. II. FAIRCHILD, Treasurer.
Gen. Pomeroy ls Chairman, and At Atchison de-
votes his whole time and energy with assistants
to the receipt ana distribution Of all csntribu-
tiOns of food and clothing, all OF which are de-
hvered upon acquisitions Of Town Committees
and are distributed through them. This orgaui-
Zation is prompt, thorough and effective, and we
adyise the sending of supplies through it. Money
and clothing are needed from US; food can be got
in the West
The names Of our committee appear at the
head of this appeal, and we hope will be sufi-
cient 10 induce cooperation. Our Treasurer is
John E. Williams, President of the MetropOli
tan Bank, New York city. All money sent to
him will be applied to the payment of Gen.
POmeroys drafts, on account Of freights and
sacks. We appeal TO you all, by every dictate Of
humanity, Of honor, and of public good, to unite
with US IN alleyiating this great calamity There
First, We ask individuals everywhere, TO con
tribute at once and to urge it upon their friends
and neighbOrs.
Second, We appeal to all Churches and organ
ized bodies to act promptly, generously and Ell
ciently. I
Third, We urge upon every Governor of every
State Immediately TO bring this matter 10 the at
tention of their Legislature and people. Our
last statistics show that nearly 500 900 Is needed
within the coming fortnight, to supply this peO.
pie with seed for Spring planting. It can only
be furnished by State action. Every oonsidera
ton Of interest also demand8 that this new State
should be enabled to become selfsustaining, pro
ductive, and eventually rich-thus 10 fulhi her
destiny, and to help others as we are now helping
her.
We ask, therefore, every Legislature to do as
they would have others do TO them in like dis
tress, and at once to grant ample supplies
All money sent 10 our treasurer, JOHN Z.
WILLIAMS, Metropolitan Bank, New York
city, will be gratefully acknowledged and effect
lively used.
All clothing should be sent to I" GEN. POME-
ROY, Atchison, Kansas and freight should be
prepaid.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
JUSTICE OF THE PEAof

JULIUS q. BROWN VIII be s candidate for JUS
lice Of the Peace, (West Sido) ct ths coming spring
Election. fsU2O
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-23

~ See advertisement of Dr.. sanford'S
LivsrInvigorstor.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-23

NOKEI COKE COKEIIl---
u q. WALLACE & SON ARE NOW MANU-
EAJTuRIEG Coke rom the pure HAMM0Nps-
VILE Strip Vein COAL which j. superior
testimonials nom Numerous manufacturers Who are
nov using Il, and who apaak Of its character in the
hirhest terms.
Also, a constant supply Of Hammondsvills Strip
Vdn sMITHING COAL and also for Domestic
rluroaes.
Being loated Immediately on the llue ofthe CIeVe
1and & Pittsburgh Railroad, can ship with dis
patch 70 any part Of the state. Orders solicited.
IA. a.. WALLACE a son,
HammOndsville, jefferson County, Ohio.
Iauunrv Al. 1850. 1ebl Rs
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
TRAvELER's REGIsTER.

MORNING. FKB. rs, 1861.
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d. }. HUssgF. Pittsb e. J. O. HUssEY. GEo. sINCLA1R.
HUSSEYS & COMPANY
{IOAL MERCHANTS, WHOLE
I J SALE AND RETAIL Dealers IN t1tisburEhs
salineyile and Strip Vein GOALS. Also = u SOAL
for SmithinR Once on the east side Of the Cleve-
land A Pittsburgh 3. b. Coal pier Cleveland ONO
Orders len Is HuEs5y McBrtde,s AhlusloE 3
Marenonse I'll reeeivs uromrt ATTENTION.. aeolL
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c. c. c.-Cary's Cough Cure. dec2
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eFmS gS ssbssEIRsSs 2as s5nag se ser l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-23

s. c. Pomsroy, Chairman; j. L. Mcdowell,
Rev. G. Reynolds, Rev. L. BOdWell, F. p Baker
s. G. POMERGY, Corresponding Secretary
e. II, FAIRCHILD Treasurer
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-09
Family Astray.

In March last, the driver on a mail route
in Northern Minnesota, on q night as dark
as stack of black cats, though where cats
are ever put up in that style is more than
we can tell, suddenly heard something drop,
and worse than that II fell in the water,
and damp conviction struck through him
that there was a great danger of a vacancy
in Uncle Sans postal service. He and his
mails of Northwestern Minnesota were in
the Cannon river.
The mail driver got out and sat upon the
sank, and would have seen his horses drown
in the angry food, if it had been daylight
but then, on the latter hypothesis the unfOr-
tunate animals would not have got into the
Cannon river at all, so that the driver did
not waste any time as a spectator. The
whole thing was clear case of laundering
and the horses were too badly fOundered
ever to make their appearance again.
The mail bags were got out next day
The Mail Agent, Mr.. Orr, sent them 10 As
sistant Postmaster Armstrong, at the Chica-
ioois;,--4a. iia-a Office a damp clammy mass of pulp,
iOOAlhB as Istie us PS--sr-i-- Ike corrasnond
ence and printed mail matter Here g. 80
theless, in three days time, two thousand
letters and packages were picked out, spread
out and, after drying, resealed and sent on
their way. There was, however, a portion
ofthis moist and mixed matter whose desti-
nation could not be made out. There was
large daguerreotype miniature in q once
velvet case enclosing the counter
felt presentment of young man most elab-
Orately gotten up. Some loving female heart
was to have been gladdened thereby.
Among the debris of the Cannon-aded
mails, we were greatly interested by FIVE
little ambrotypss, of three sisters
and two brothers, thus untelieitously cut off
from further progress eastward, by reason of
the total destruction of their addresses
Probably these little folks of Minnesota win
wonder why grandpa and grandma have
never acknowledged their pictures.
Therei is a great deal CT human nature epit-
Omized and locked up in mail bag, and
like that of Cannon river touches
and breaks many fine little chords of life and
ceiling. Whose family in Minnesota is this
that is astray at the Chicago Post Of1ce p
Chicago Tribune.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-09

It is chronicled that on October 25th, 1894,
3 bowl Of punch was made at the Right Hon.
Edward Russell's house, when be was Cap
tain General and ommander-in- Chief Of his
Majesty forces in the Mediterranean. Il
was made in the fountain in the garden, in
The middle Of four walls, all covered over
head With lemon and orange trees, and in
every walk was table, the whole length Of
it covered with cold eollations. &c. In the
fountain were the following ingredients, viz:
tour hogsheads Of brandy eight hogsheads Of
water, twenty-five thousand lemons. twenty
gallons Of lime juice, thirteen hundred weight
Of fine Lisbon sugar, Eve pounds Of graied
-nutnegs, three hundred toasted biscuit and
lasly, q pipe Of dry Mountain Malaga. over
the fountain was built large canopy 10 keep
Of the rain; and there WAS built on purpose
4 little boat, wherein was boy Who b,loug-
ed 70 the feet, who roWed round The fountain
and filed the cups of the company aud iu
an probability more than six thousand men
araRk from i. y s.ss 1 ~
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From lhO. Dubuque Times, March %

From thasDubuquo Times, March ~
The PerIis Of lIininE---A Marrow Escape.
0nWeduesday last an accident occurred
in the mines which borders on the marvellous,
and is an illustration Of the awful peris in
cident 10 the life OF MINER An old gen
tleman named Day, was at work in q deep
shaft in Brunskill ald Palmer's neighbor-
hood. At about one o'clock In the afternoon
as he was busy at work, the rocks and earth
cayed in upon him. One huge stone heavy
enough TO crush him 10 atoms, fell behind
him, while another Of still larger dimensions
tumbled down in front of him, leaving a
small crevice where he stood, and penning
him tight against the side OF the Drift
These great boulders came up as high as his
shoulders, and kept him from crawling ou'.-
The loose earth and sand kept constantly
tumbling down for a long time, and flled the
space about his body solid full. At last It
began to iill up about his face and over his
head. Slowly il ratified down piece-meal
from above, filling up the space about his
mouth and torturing him with distracting
suspense. Il was like being chained to stake
by the sea shore, and drowning by the tide
BE imagined that a few minues would only
elapse before he would be smothered and die
a horrible DEATH Such tension Of anxiety
is enough TO unseat reason sometimes, but this
old man maintained his self-possession en-
tirely to the last minute, aud by Wagging his
head from side TO side, managed to get air
enough for respiration. The earth ceased
falling down after awhile so he no longer
suffered anxiety from the fear Of being smoth-
cred, but how much worse fate was left for
him. Il would be by the mereSt chance that
he was missed for long time, and if miss
ed, no one would know where TO seek him.
BE had just commenced on these diggings
unknown to hif neighbors, 50 slow starvation
stared him in the face, if he was not relieved.
The long afternoon passed away, and as the
night approached his wife began % look for
him. The slow hours wore away, when she
became alarmed and sought the assistance of
her neighbors. A party was collected, and
with vague idea where TO look for the
missing man, they started out.
Arriving at The right diggings by mere
accident they cSiled out his name at the
mouths Of several shafts and finally heard
faint response.
A man was let down by the windlass, and
by the means of a tallow candle, small por-
ton of the mans face was discovered. He
stated that he was uninjured, but very much !
in his position.
The men set Immediately to work to re-
lease him, and worked all the night through, |
not being able to get him out until ten A. 81. |
Yesterday. The first thing be asked for |
when he was raised to the surface, was |
,hew of tobacco, and within few minutes
ainted. He slept several times during his |
and TO all appearances he is un-
lurt.
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BLOOD FOODt
BLOOD FOODI
nnfhnnn $500


10 ali suffering from COnsum ptiop. fncfpfent ,r
eoln15nell OF from debility Of any kind; or from
mental or nervous prOstration, brought on ~ snV
ealssi o5 trem serotulous complaints; or from dis.
.es q sns Alqneys or BLADDER and to Ladies Huf-
lsli1e any o me many distressing complaints their
sex are liable 70, and which engender Consumption
THE BLOOD FUOD
. offered as Certain and Reliable remedy. DiHer-
ll8 n every parsuiar from the patent medicines or
~ g9Ys y T. chen mleal com binatOn az IRON STI
EAOh ano HOSPHORUSs ofvery great worth and
many hundreds bear glad and grRtsiul festir,orv ~
tle eenents Il has conferred on them ~
OnUhCh D9POhTt 499 Broadway, New York
sc the sole pr0prietord Of the artice and have N
olnsel 1elee ol fraud attempted upon the public
= s - me Color ol the outside wrapper from RED
70 AALboMi ana increased the size OF the boftle -
S1hsa, be Nefy cautious In buying to see that tie
q 5lelr SIGNATURE Is on the outside Of the
NAeppeft e All otnerG are counterfeffs In cOnse-
gusne5 q the large demand ior this article the i
plles Of the new kind, viz: NR
Cnas. A. kimball, Wm. II French, J. r. HAYES.
90 ntenlels, and samuel Kidder Jr lowell -
~. ~ Sold By VIM. FISKE, Druggist, Cleveland,
S-'o' feb25:dkW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-09

- Prof Woods Restorative Cordial 1t il recorded
W ne tnet Plyehe was once sent 70 climate
q tne beauty Of Prossrpine IN . box. Aftsr ao1ns
osi5y ne ger returned, soon e. the TOP
neeh y heir 70. fortunately hope WuB found IA the
bottom of the box Prof Woods Restorative Cordial
REEVES the reeoecton OF The story, for t inTigo-
rates the blood aids the organs Of gsstion impsrts
slsengtn e the nervous system, and fortihsS the
citadel OF health 90 as 70 bid defiance to the assaut
q disease; II ig healthy tonic, composed entirely
Of vegetable productions, and while Il fs ahfaratnq
= pure lnoi no III urious results po1giblY follow
- use. II Is desideratum in the medical world and
those no are anicted with loss Of appstie, Dyspsp
1la Goneumptlon, Aalntnea9s Giddines5, Neuralgia,
hslhbls panAese.-ist. Louis Daily ExpFe8s.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-09
MOrHER.s RFAp rRIs.

Ths following is an extract from letter written
b ths pastor Of Baptist Church 10 the journal
And Messenger" Cincinnati, Ohio, and speaks vol
nnes N favor Of that world-rsnoEnsd nisdicIne Of
Aas WiNsLOW's SOOTHING syrup ron OHILDREN
FHETNiKe; .rF =
We see an advertiselnentin your columns Of AIrs.
"inaloW's Soothing Syrup. Now We never saId .
~9fu an ssor Of patent medicine before 10 our le
Ds We sei compelled to say your readers Tat this
No humbusTSE HAVE TRIED II, AND KNOW IT 20
ALE1F cLA1As- Il : PEOesbly, one Of the most
tHe DeaC sif0ssif sSldaY. because it is one Of
San 3 DO better than TO lay in a SUPPLY Laiiaa
Bee advertisements In smother column ssn9spos
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-09
A FRIEND IN NEED TRY IT

DA- SWEETS lSrALLIELE LINMENr H. procured
HoU the recipe Of DR.. stephen Sweet %: Cen
nseticut, the great bone-sstter, and has her. ,,l 4,
his practice for the last twenty years with tl. mo,
astonishing Success. As an external ren,eqy IL q
Niiaoas arisa, and win alleviate pain more speed
y tnan any other preparation. For an Bhsumntio
ana Nervous Disorders It is truly infaible and a.
Curative i1r Sores Wounds, sprains, Bruises. &c
ia soothing, healing, and powerful strenrtir,uiu9
propartess excite the ust Wondsr and aston :ylspt
q All who have ever given it q trial. over four
hundred certificates Of remarkable eures, pei formed
Dy Il within the last two years, attest this fact.
Tor sale BY Stroag 4 Armstrong and VIM. Fiske.
See advertisement aan2z Flasdb,v
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-09

- We congratulate our readers upen The
aiacoFerT Of q cure cure for Rheumatism. Cont M
Aeuralglay and all MerCurial Diseases which IA ~
lete0 Mltnouf the use Of internal medicines which
oestrol the constitution and give temporary relief
only In iaer II = the only known remedy efeefing
perfect cure and we feel warranted from lis rs-
llonE1 In calling the attention Of tie Al
llotsa ene tnose having friends suffering from Rhsu-
9At4lh tout OF Neuralgia, or the perniciouE eects
ol mercury, 70 the advertisement IN another cold mn
oi our peperi q Dr. Lelands Anti heu % tic Bsnd
-, sold 1y "m- hlskE, Cleveland, D. feb2s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-09

The Northampton Press says that an
ambitious young lady was talking very loud
and fast about her favOrite authors, when a
literary chap asked her if she liked Lamb
With look of inefable disgust she answered
her interlocuter that she cared very little
about what she eat compared with know
ledge.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-09

rag-Head what DR.. Bushnell says oi the Grmfsn-
berg Medicines. DR., B. is = physieian Of aTtsnSiVe
practice, and one Of the most successful n the coup
~ fErumbulll in which he resides:
t'Thia csrtihes that have used thu GruEs, f.r.au
Pills and Marshalps Oatholicon, Boid here by ri y
johnson, IN my practice. They are good mS3icipes
Hartford, Trumbull county, Ohio, Alareh a 49,
Sold By DrngEi1tg and Medicine Desiers thro5rh.
out the country. Tor Medicines or AFgncIeI "a.
dress H. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
iAnsaGN 9eneral Agents. for Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-09

Add 20 you We appeal, to detect ths Illness or de-
Sne NOT only Of your daughters before m a too lats
DaI elso your sons and husbands, for while the fr-
mer nom lalse delicacy, often 60 down 20 prsI.n-
lnle grave rather than let their condition Be known
~ time, the latter are often 90 mixed up With ths
sHeltement ot 5qsAes15 that TT were not for you
tney3 Iooi would travel in tbs same downward nafh
until IL z too late 20 arrest their tsi fS But fbs
olner Y always Vigtant, and to you we conhdently
ARP1lf or We are 9uro your ueYeF-failing affection
VII VII 1nerrlngly point you to Prot WOODS RE-
ASIOhAIlFG' CQRDIAL and BLOOD REHOVA-
= LUZ e ne remedy which should be always On hand
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-09

I hereby certify that have been dealing "a the
GrBleuberg Bedicnes for the past year and can tru
ly say that have never offered any medicines to the
public that have met with the decided approhatton
of the people like these, particularly the Pills and
Oathollcon- They viii perform all and more than q
promised for them. have sold about hfty bOttls1
of the OatholicOn the past year and hear the b1t
results in every case. }. H. G JOHNSON,
March Z, ls51. Medical Agent.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-09

- Prot Woods Restorative Cordial and Blood
henovafor ts without Doubt the best tonic Cordial
n the world To thoae who arc Suffering from Cen
eral Debility, we would recommend its use for Il IL
pleasant 20 the TASTE i8 strengthsninR to the sygts
ana VIII at once tend 70 ranoV8 al impurities Of The
blood and eradicate all traseg Of disease II ca -
tAEen ~ the weakest stomach, while thcss II good
health viii Ct once feel ita sxkisr1ffur noTrsr We
oonnent that atar using one botfIs 81 tbi1 Cor
dial none viii Be isr day EithoutiE-TN Y. Lssisr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-09
R0ME TF9rTlfnNY.

In this connection We Oner fgW testimonials:
81 am Methodist clergyman, and when on ny
circuit have met with many women troubled with
the diseases for which you advertise Marshas Ute
rins Catholicon a. cure have advised its use ard
it has Effected complete wherever il has bseu
used. Res. PETER SHARP,
Western Star, Ohio
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-09
Q61 TWELVE YEARS AGO

FQR TWELVE YEARS AGO
4OO4O the success OF several medical egnfis-
men IN curing disease upon principles in accorancs
with the great natural laws induced their biah.
ment us incorporated Institution under an Rct Of
the Legislature BY ths title of THE GRRFENBERG
OOmPAh1 Of New Yerk. The continued succsss q
their remedies, and the firm hold they have rsined
upon public confidence, has fully justified the honor
conferred upon the Association BY Legislative en-
actment and they have reason to feel great pride n
comparing their success with medical academies AZ
30 chartered BY public authority Unsolicited testl-
mony from public and private individuals and come
mandatory notices in the leading public iOuFnala
bear witness to the medical skin and high persOnat
character Of the gentlemen connected with the fn-
stltutiOn, thus assuring ths public that amOnR the
many unworthy advertisers Of the day, THE GRRF-
ENBERG COMPANY Y has ever been and will bs a
reliable and Trustworthy medium for the restoration
Of health TO the at1cted, and all who are suffering
may address them with entire confidence.
The principles and practice Of medicine adopted by
this Institution arglucidy set forth in TIL GRRF.
AABkkG MANUAL OF HEALTH, an inVaiusble
medical work, published for family use and there
fore sold at the nominal price OF % cent for which
The health Of American Women, diseases Of ChiI-
dren, and the more obscure and chronic Cornpsfntg
we'll the common diseases incident to til coun
try have received the attention Of this Institution
and IL is enough t. say they have proved themselves
fully cOmpetent for the great trusts which the public
have cOnhded 70 ther skill.
Their series Of Meoictnes embrace eleven different
remedies adapted to different diseases with minute
directions accompanying each article. The Msdi-
cine TO which wish % call the attention Of ths
many Females afflicted with disease, q