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KENT HLLL, Oct. It'll,
Friend Salrner
GoULDsBoRo'.

Friend SdlGYer
| have not forgotten you, because |
read your paper every week, and its visits
are ever welcome to me and all the members
Of my household
At the present day WAR is the ,eord and
/ see that the good people Of Ellsworth and
vicinity, are full Of energy and patriotism,
being ready to Do their full share of work
fur the Union and the Constitution. Upon
the hills and in the valleys o. the old Ken
nebec, We talk Of var, aud preach upon Ma
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Clothing for the Army.

The Sanitary Commission have issued n
Circular addressed TO the Loyal Women
oil America" dated at Washington. Oct. l.,
1861, askin; for further contributions of
articles for our soldiers, and especially for
the sick. The Commission say, "that m3r.
than sixty thousand articles have been re-
ceiycd and distributed to destitute and sick
soldiers" Secretary Cameron and Gen Ne
Clellln have both aeknowlc lsel in the warm
est terms the advantages which have resulted
from the labors Of the commission. The
Circular says
Every woman in the country can, at least
knit q pair Of wo,.icn stockings. or, It not +,
can purchase them. In each town let there
be concert on this subject. tax ing care that
,hrc or four siAs BE- provided. Fix upon a
place for receiving, and date when pack
age shall b. transmitted, and send it as soon
as possible to the most convenient Of the de-
pots Of the commission.
DESCRIPTION OF ARTICLES MOST WAND.
Blankets for single bsds
Qullt>. of cheap material about seven
feet long by hity inches wide,
INIT wa9len socks;
Woalcn or canton funnel ls,I-gowns.
wrappers. undsrshirts ani drawers
SNAIL barr and feather pillows, and cush-
ions for wounded limbs
Slippers.
Dciicaeies for the sick-sueh as iarlna, ar
row-ra5t. corn starch, cJeoa, CONDENSED
milk, and nicely dried fruit-cs.n tr aiyan-
tascously distributed by the commission
.Ielies should be carefully prepared To avoid
fermentation, and most securely packed
Many articles OF clothing have been injured
in packages heretofore sgnt the commission
y the breaking of jars and bottles
Packages may Ia directed AMI sent. rs is
most economical. from any point, to any Of
the addresses below II .'fJr the [. ). SAM
tary Commission }
| Office OF the " omcn's Central Relief As.
ISOLATION, Cooper Onion, No. 10, rhird Az
enuc, New York
! Gaze Of Samuel and William Walsh, No.
2lS, South Delaware Avenue, Philadelphia.
Care Of DIR, ). G. Howe, - Bloomfield
street, Boston
Care Of DR.. ". II. Mussey, Cincinnati.
Care Of DR.. c. ID. Griswod, Wheeling
Va.
Care of F. l.. Olmstcad, oil 2. Street.
Washington, d c.
Acknowledgements will be male 10 all
those who forward parcels. and a final re-
port 10 the Secretary OF War will be pub
iished, recording the names Of all contribu-
I tors. = Tar as they shall be known to the
commits on.
The troops il the field al o'ansst''
The supply in the country is exhausIe,..
Men spring 10 arms faster than the mills can
manufacture, and large quantities ordered
from abroad have not yet arrived.
10 relieve pressing nee ssities, con,ribu-
tons are invited trJm the surplus stores OF
families.
The regulation army blanket weighs FIVE
pounds, but good, sonnd wooden blankets
weighing not less than four pDunis viii be
gladly received at the oftic.s Of the United
States Qaartermasters in the principal towns
OF the loyal States, and applied To the use Of
the troops.
10 such as have blankets which they e,n
spare, but cannot afford to give, the full mar
kct value Of suit,b,e blankets, delivered as
above, will be paid.
M c. Mixes.
"Quartermaster General United States
"NEw York, October | lS6I -
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~ Dr.. rGHrHrLL, the Surgeon, Aurist and
occulist, who is meeting with much success in
Bangor, has concluded TO remain at the Banrov
House in that city month longer, or until Nov.
Eth. We extract the following notice. from tho
press ef that city:
[From the Bangor J.f,r,cnia., Oct. LIST, 1851
To IA, afi,sfr3 .c,ih D,gfn,,,:
have this day been made almost new m an BY
an operation of DR.. LishthiIl which restored 10
me my hearing. Of which have been deprived fov
nearly II years. My deafness came on very grad.
u.ily. am 81 years Of agc and reside in Win
terport. JoHS J. THOMPSON.
Bangor, Sept 25th, 1851.
From the Bangor Wing + Ces,,,r, Oct. sth.
Mn Enron:
q This is 10 certify that DIR. Ighihili operated To-
Jay upon my ~ifr's eye for eatarscs or blindness.
Mrs. Parks has been Totally blind for one year
Ai,er the operation she couli see and directly
knew the persons around her by light, which she
has net been able 10 fer over one year,
Respectfully, wv, II. Paess.
DR.. Lishthill. at the same time and al,n at tho
house u Mr.. rarks, operated successfully upon
Mis-. Mary Ann kimhall. for eye. or .,ta.
bismu. aud in short time Strengthened her eycs
Perfectly. Miss kimhall reside. with Mr.. Park,
at IIermon. where both patients doin. we'll
aud can be seen by the-e ibtcre,ied.
MsRr A. KshLLL
w. II PARss.
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Several females have enlisted in til,
war, but their sex has been detected. One
was discoyYed BY the way in which SD,
used her dish cloth and another by he,
hardness in sewing, and another by IRVINE
70 put her pents on over her head. Ii +
rot uncommon Tor women to attend musters
ogt It is rare that they 60 soldering. ~
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NEAL Dow To TAKE THE FIELD. An Au-
guste despatch to the Boston Journal saws
that Gov Washbarn an Monday appointed
Hon, Neal Dow Of Portland, Colonel, and
Capt. Henry Rust, Jr., of the Tenth, Lieut.
Col 'nel Of the Thirteenth Regiment of Maine
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LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.

RFcRrirISG.-rhe Rifle Company is rro-
crossing finely. Recruits are coming in dal-
". Much credit is due Alexander Martin,
Esq, Of Franklin. for the in,erc>, he has
taken in procuring members lie ha. spent
both money and time in the cause. and all
gratutOu.ly. Michael Howard. Of this town,
and three sons arr now in the service. Ono
son and himself in this company, and two
SINS in the company recruited by Col. Rice.
We also learn that {. y. Blaisdell Of Maria
vile. has joined the ranks Of this company.
His brother WAS in the "a Regiment at Bull
Run, and was taken prisoner. His name ar
pears among the prisoners sen, 10 RichmonJ
\ member Of the Maine lst Regiment and
uho one OF the Miassa chusct,s 9th, have their
names enrolled in this company.
MASONIC ixarAlLAToS.-The follow ing gcntl
men we're duly installed officer. OF Lysunia Lodge
Of +. A. Masons, en- Wcinesday evening last, BY
P. NJ, D. y. Thomas:
Amory OTIS, ". NJ.
Joseph Thomas, = ".
Edwin Wood, J. ".
Charlie. II. Barton, T.
Georges W. Newbcgin 4.
Se,fop Mitchell, :. u.
Iesh frieai, J. D.
Stephen Barron, = =
Calvin T. Jordan, J. $.
George +. smith, 7. trA
Rev. Robert Cole. C. Or GA
Ahsr the Installation G. .sen, endi 4
witnessed BY large mum OF IL asnSi ~. II,
Of the brethren. the eompi ssco ne
if..Amea,, ami .ossa sjyy ~ 1 Dk
d.. ,r. leland last ~cek'ish 81 ISL
9; with the abcrdansd "s4 81
ed intcrc.. Ia agr,ca Inn. Inv & v
man tina, own. Land 10, sas- N
marine manure-kelp, iOsssS Co, Il
Gle bed. -
Maine We learn are haynS~su--> :,
tina, have been in times syAx.
'y looked after. There -;
vessels Of this character ss
tanning bounty money ncy ~.
serving will be all repor,s alp,
no difficulty in their ,ctissss-~ (
ey honestly earned
We si'e a god .-Ssa.
for the young folks. Mex. g.sS.S'
will be devote d to more imp u S.er-
variety IS the spice OF life. '
We return our thanl , Mr. Charles
Maddoeks' of Ellsworth, 70 cry hand
some Marrowiat Squash. Ef
We are indebted ~ Pike
. ,oI the published proceed aa] sA' extra
session Of Congress, 4I,urh
We learn that THE - Pare
some OF the neishboring ~ =
Boy Ayers Cherry, tho !, cough.
Ayers Sarsaparilla for SC. Las aplaint'
' ea's ss;,, a %'''' 's' all q
Notice the Circular 10 fn
tors of the Kent's Hill Boys -1.
William saI,es la.
master at Sullivan asss,s "A al nsl'ys,.
GREAT YrLp.sasls ~
i iana W writes US =" that 20 nil Il
just 10 quarts Of Peas, 80 and
just threshed and cleans ',ae ~ and ,
nice large peas" This ke ma -,
and We think cannot be bs,e vi A.,
ty at least, taafls~isi
1t seems to be crc6 - Y E,isir Al
evacuated Lexington. o IN; sha- q
And Flow E1
The Petrol pro-. IA Rouge; ~
adelphia. Do. nn. may 80 ha'.
-Correspond4A ~ Il
matter this wee, 1pA
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CORRESPONDENCE.

The nfy of Worcester Worcester Agricni.
furai Mechanics Hall Republican
State Conrentios-the Wn-Hospital Sup
Plies
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II Is Gen Frem)nts intention to follow
Price rapidly and continuously after leaving
Sedalia. He will IN lrch from p to 80 mil )
per day, according to the condition of the
rnads. and if necessary he will enter Arkan-
sas. lie says he can't want any more men,
and that he has sufficient force to 20 any
where through Arkansas. IL seems to have
entire confidence in his army, and the SOL
dicrs reposo great trust in him.
Information having been received here that
McCulloch's forces were on the south bank
OF the Oage river. n few days since, with
tho intention Of cutting OF Gen Fremont's
communication WITH st. Louis, and then
marching on that city, strong and expert
enoed scouting parties have been sent to seour
the whole Of tire lower oSago country.
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reported as present was twelve hundred and
iSrty-one The President Of the Convention
was the Hon. Henry l.. Dawes, one Of our
members of Congress, and one Of whom the
State is justly proud. In personal appear.
ance, silyery tones OF speech, and admirable
skill and grace IN presiding over dcliber-
ative assembly, he reminded us Of a late
Speaker Of your house OF representatives, Mr.
johnson Of Augusta. In taking tie chail
Mr.. Dawes made a few pertinent, PATRIOTS
and forcible remarks on the state Of the
country as its very existence is now assailed by
armed and powerful rebellion with which
there can,b no compromise without compile,
ity,-no peace without surrender" and
expressing his joy that the Convention had
assembled in the true spirit OF patriotism, t.
give utterance and direction to tho united
voice and strength of Massachusetts,, in our
great effort to preserve the national existence
for this purpose sinking the partisan in the
patriot, and locking arms with such men as
the devoted Holt oil Kentucky, the unflinch.
ing johnson of Tennessee, the noble Dckin-
son of New York, and our own peerless Ey,
erett and heroic Butler.
The Hon. Charles Sumner. the eloquent
and untiring advocate of Liberty, and her
martyr too, was present, and welcomed to
the platform with such long continued and
repeated applause as is given only 70 a few,
and to them but seldom. During its contia-
uance we thought Of the time when he was
beaten to the floor of the Senate chamber,
and lett there buried and bleeding, by that
same spirit Of ,.h Carolina, which is now
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-06-12
LalnhertYiIle Races.

~ REAT preparations have been mazda, and
VI the most eXtrqYagapt expectations excl
ted in reference TO the annual races about to
come off On the Lambertvile course. The in
terest is greatly increased in consequence of the
heavy stakes and of the entrance of a pair of
old blooded nags, of the real soon side stock
Tho long on the turf. they have never been
known to lose race, being always ready to
start at the word, with an evident determine
ton not to be second best at the coming out
Although this is not exactly horse race, it is
nevertheless a race-a true, genuine race, such
a race is not often witnessed in these diggins
1t is what may be called business race. Ii is
now baing run, and will continue until notice is
given to the contrary by your humble servants
who are pretty well known in this community
as being of good bottom-fully equal to such
race, Tor almost any other.) The first round
has been run with triumphant success, to the eff
feet of running up an immense, we'll assorted,
and cheap stock of Lumber, Doors, Sash, Shut
ters. Stating and Stone Goal Of all descriptions,
tbut the poor the coal in one yard and the slate
in another-not mired-alsc large supply of
logs and a smart Sawmill in readiness to cut
bills of any extent to order. All at
WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
Being practical carpenters, and having had
extended experience in the Lumber Trade, and
being deeply engaged in it. we have full conf
dence in inviting public attention to our stock,
that we are prepared to offer such inducements
as will carry conviction to the minds of all that
it will be to their interest to favor us with their
patronage Our persistent and constant atten
tion is devoted to the different departments and
our plans being laid on the "nimble sixpencc'
principle, assured that small profits aad quick
| sales is the true plan. We are bound to aston
ish the native sby giving more lumber for less
money than can be obtained this side of South
Carolina.
Our Pennington yard embraces all the above
articles, and now for the proof GIVE us a call,
and as sure rs grass grows and water runs, you
will not be disappointed, hut will receive the
full worth ofyour money, or a little over, and
the thanks and polite attention of your humble
servants in the bargain,
JOHN L. GORDON. !
JOHN DILTS.
Dec 26, 1850, If
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NesiCe Of 3 ttIenent.

NOTICE is hereby given, to all persons in
~ debted to the Estate of Nelson Large
deceased that if payment is not made by ths
list of April, next, the accounts will be placed
in other hands for collections and all person:
having claims are requested to present them tt
the subscribers without delay.
REBECCAC. LARGE, p4
HENRY MATTHEWS, HA'0''"fS
Feb 90 1863-tf
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f A r M e r s
Look TO YOUR Interests.

TIME subscriber has spared no pains for the
last five years to establish o place of bust
ness where farmers can procure all that is ne
cessary to carry on their operations, and now
eels justified in saying that his object is attained
He has established business relations with
some of the best business firms in Wooster, Bos
ton, New York and Albany, as well as with
Messrs Fell and Pelton, Trenton, N. J and
Messrs Throp & Murray New Hope, Pa. He
is therefore able to furnish any desirable ma
CHI ne in the market, such as Fell Pelton's
Celebrated Lever Power, Throp & Murray's
Tread Power Corn Shelter, Glover Huller, Rail-
way Straw and Stalk Cutter, Smiths Cannon
Corn ShelIsr, Prof. Mapes' pattern of subsoil
Pillow, H. beats Plow and Pillow Castings, the
Celebrated Buchanan Plow Aliens Horse Hoe,
Hoes, Shovels, Spades, &C., &c.
Phosphate of Lime from the factories Of Prof.
Mapes, Baugh & Sons, Pattons and Allen Nee
des. Guano, Bone Dust, Land Plaster, Ce-
ment, Plastering Hair Lime by the Car Load,
Coal by the Car or single Tun, together with
many other things too numerous to enumerate.
For any of the above, call on the subscriber,
near the Depot. JOHN G. REED,
ap16m3 FLEMINGTON, Nj
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Root HAT,T,

by Arnett, (oe notoriety) with the assistance of
Il yonng six-fnoter, n chip of the old block, in
carrying out in all its perfection and beauty
the one leading purpose of etfectually admins.
tering to the taste and comfort of the cOmmu-
nifty, in supplying all that is requisite for the
accommodation Of the understanding. Having
a couple Of the very best boot makers in the
Kingdom of New Jersey, am happy to assure
all who wish to wear superior, extra, neat and
easy fitting French calf boots, that they will be
furnished to order at the shortest notice for
$3.50 to So, 90, American calf. So, 90 to 49, So
Ladies' French CATERS with heels 1926, do
heeled Kid boots, 1892 do Springs, 81, 81. and
ali other articles in his line me de in the best
manner and of the best material, for good pay
And having lately purchased an unprecedented
large stock Of city made shoes, will sell at star
ration prices-say mems shoes at u ets,, and
upwards, and others proportionately low
And still continue TO manufacture Brick,
quarry stone, furnish curling and paving brick
and put them in place build houses and sidges
or tear them down, cut down hills or fill up
holows, buy and sell oak timber standing or
delivered, have teams ready to do any kind OF
carting all by contract or otherwise-in short,
I am in the market for anything within the
ability of man, horse, horsepower or jack-screw.
SO ifyou have an eye to your interests, you will
not fail to turn your steps to Boct-hall where
yQu YIN be served Just right by
4oIr hhmble servant
apl6mG c. ARNETT
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Ais Well that Ends Well !
HOUSEHOLD WORDS

A S LIST of April, Lincoln, Boot hall, Sumter
n Arnett, cold feet, water works, fresh shad
Newport water, pea@e, war, pay up, and the
their force-sre only used in the Absence of
more powerful medium of communication, to
bring before the public mind, and engrave up
on individual memory, proper idea Of tle ir.
repressable, indispensable, untiring, determined
energy and enternrse now haine daYeloned at
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-06-12
EliSSOIutI0n Of Partnership.

NTOTICE is hereby given that the late Mer-
| y camille Co-Partnership heretofore existing
between James c. T0mson and John P. Hunt,
under the name of Tomson & Hunt, of Milford.
Hunterdon county, N, j., has this day been
dissolved by mutual consent. The business will
he continued at the old stand, by jones C. Tom
son. who alone is authorized to settle and col
Iect the accounts of the late firm.
J. c. T0MSON,
apI0m3 J. P. HUNT.
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Ola MS.

TENHE subscriber intends to furnish CLANS. on
the Delaware and Raritan Canal and Feeder
each week during the season, commencing April
10th. Persons wishing to be supplied in classes
or otherwise. will be accommodated by making
application to the Cepian, on board the boat,
or to the subscriber, in Lambertville, in the
GLOWING order
Milestone every Monday, at o'clock, am
Rocky Hill every Monday, at 12o'clock, IN
Princeton, every Tuesday, at O'Clock, TN
Bakers Basin " Tuesday, at 8o'clock, am
Trenton. every Tuesdey at IL o'clock, m
YardleyyiIle, every Tuesday, at l O'Clock, pm
Wash. Gross. every Tuesday at 2oclock, pm
Ttusville, every Tuesday, at 3o'nlock, pm
Lambertville, Tuesday, at o'clock, pm
Centre Bridge, Wednesday, o'clock pm
Remain at Lambertyile until o'clock We'd
nesday afternoon.
Leove Centre Bridge every Thursday noon.
Persons wishing to class for CLAIMS viii please
apply to the following agents Carver Will
iiams, Lamhertville Asa Reed. Centre Bridge;
B. Q Titus, Milford Better Weartman Mill
stone mar27 3m BARNEY EGA&.
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Assignee's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to the Creditors of
y CORNELIUS i. HUNT, of the township
q Delaware, in the county of Hunterdon, and
State of New Jersey, that all claims against his
estate must be exhibited is the subscriber his
Assignee, under oath or affirmation. before the
Twelfth day of June next, being three monthe
from the date of the Assignment. or be forever
barred from coming in for dividend of the Els,
tate And said creditors are further notified
that a list of thu claims against the said Corne-
Eus l.. Hunt, will be filed with the Surrogate
of the County of Hunterdon before the ensuing
September term Of the Orphans Court, when
exceptions thereto may be filed by any person
interested. EDWARD H HUNT.
mv6wG Assignee.
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THERE Is NO MISTAKE ABOUT 1T.
THE CORDIAL Is ALL WE CLAIM FOR IT,
MOTHERS TRYITi

And to you We appeal, to detect the illness or
decline not only of your daughters before it be
loo late Int also your sons and husbands, for
while the former from false delcacy, often 60
down to premature grave rather than let
tAer condition he known in time, the latter are
often so mixed up with the excitement of bust
ness, that if it were not for you, they too,
would travel in the same downward path, until
it is too late to arrest their fatal fall. But the
mother is always vigilant, and to you We conf
IDENTIFY appeal for we ara sure your neyerfail-
Ing affection will unerringly p0lnt you to Prof
WOODS RESTORATIVE CORDIAL AND
BLOOD REN0VAT0R ~ ~ gsmaly which
should be always on ham, ie t',r.9 osnee ID.
OF. Wood, Propriet"@' %fd roadway, New
and sold by all coed Druggists. Prise One
Dollar per Bottle. tes5.2G60. 1y
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just Opened.
A NEWC CASH
Grocery & Liquor Store.
cau., s.zr

j. w. STACKH0USE,
u ESPECTFULLY announces to his friends
IL and the public that he has taken the Store
ormerly occupied by MR. D. F0RMAN, in
Chawch-t., near Union, Laas6trtviNe,
Where will be found a choice lot of
Groceries, Provisions, Vines, Ia
quors, Flour, Feed, de-,
Which will be disposed of for CASH, or Country
Produce, at the lowest living prices
The subscriber having had many years expe
rience in the business, fatters himself that he
understands the wants of his customers and
from his large acquaintance with importers, can
purchase goods at such prices as will make it an
inducement for those who may desire anything
in his line to call and examine his stock
N. B.-HAM and DRIED BEEF sliced to
order. feb6'6ltf
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Large Sized Pictures Only
25 Cts.

He As IA AAGNs Il 4IOtpS1 dpllAC al "a
CITY HALL, TRENTON, n. J.
The loveliest faoe-the prettiest dress
The kindest look-the loved, confessed
The doting father-pleasant wife
Children, loving-joys of life
The bridegroom fond-the beauteous BRIDE
The sister dear-a brothers pride
These, the Photographic LENS
Worked by Artist ALLER for his friends,
Affections treasures spread around,
Delighting good with bliss profound
All, then, to artist II. c. ALRER will go.
Who proud of loving, love would show
That pictures ever bright and fair,
Wrought of sunny ray and air,
May ever gem the parlors bright,
OF all who in their love delight -
Alters Photographic LENS,
(Poesy here, well pleased, commenda)
He works at Trenton's CITY HALL,
Seek THAT out and On HIM call ap27m6
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FFNBE subscriber intends to furnish elams on
the Delaware and Raritan Canal and Feeder
each week during the season, commencing April
5th, Persons wishing 10 be supplied in Glasses
or otherwise, will be accommodated by making
application to Capt Day, on board the boat, or
to the subscriber, in Lambertville, in the fol-
lnruin.r nrdar
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There is Nothing its Equal.

Also, Liver arrangements or Torpdity and
Liver Complaints, Diseases of the Kidney, or
any general derangnent of the Urinary organs.
It will not only cure the debility following
Chills and Fever, but prevent all attacks arri-
sing from Miasmatic influences, and curethe
diseases at once, if already attacked.
Travellers should have a bottle with them
as ii viii infallibly prevent any deeteriOus con-
sequences following upon change Of climate and
water.
Az it prevents cOstiveness, strengthens the
digestive organs, it should be in the hands of
all persons of sedentary habits
ladies not accustomed to much out door ex-
ercise should always use it.
Mothers should use it, for it is n perfect re
lief, taken month or two before the final trial
she will pass the dreadful Period with perfect
ease and safety.