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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-01-22

HOG RArs1SG-We know of no business more
profitable on so small capital. Our people are
happiIv situated and ought to avail themselves of
the rich harvest that will continue to await the man
of energy in this business
The pork business of the great North West has
taken thousand of dollars from the South, and now
that that source of supply has been cut off, We
think that all that portion Of the Confederacy de-
nominated the Bread States" ought at once to
exert their energies produce those things on which
the cotton planters are to live.
Among such necessary articles, none will be found
more profitable than hog raising. Not as it has
been generally practiced- Bat we will endeavor
to state the system so as to be understood
l. Get from two to SIX good breeders. Have them
Of GOOD stock long and large, with tendency to
roundness. If you would select good breeder
from pigs, select the one that has most teats.
2. When you have young pigs, do not let them
starve on the supplies furnished by their continually
weakening mother. Feed them on dough, musk,
kitchen slop and clover when at all practicable
Change from one diet to another substituting but
termilk and boiled vegetables, as often circum-
stances require This will be deemed expensive,
and some will prefer the lind pike razor back look
ing hogs to large, plump, round intelligent looking
porkers. We would prefer that the pigs have an
open lot and to water rather than thus early
pen them
8. When you would fatten your hogs for market,
select such as are most thrifty and place them in
close pen. Give them just what they will eat and
no more, having about half the pen sheltered, and
then, by cleaning the pen every day land the ma
nure thus saved will be worth a large porker o,
two) and supplying them with water and salt and q
small quantity of turpentine in some form, or sui
phur, you may count on good hogs.
But do not raise too many. 1t is easier and
cheaper to make ten hogs weigh 5000 lbs at Is
months old, than it is to make 20 weigh the SAME
at years old.
We would be pleased to have some contribution.
on this subject from some Of our practical farmers
Wastera Carolinias.
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HEADoUAR's. DEPARTMENT, ALA,

take and maintain such position will DO to depend
upon:
HEADoUARS. DEPARTMENT, ALA.,)
AND WEST FLORIDA,
Mobile Ala, 3lst Dec, 1862.
General Orders, No. 81
l. To ensure proper economy IN the a'lministra-
ton of military affairs, is as necessary to the
success of our cause as the defeat of the enemy
All commanders and dsbursing officers in this De-
partent will be required TO give their closest atten
ton to expenditures seeing they are necessary and
i'll conformity to law. rigid scrutiny will lie made
by the Commanding General and the Chiefs of his
staff, and abuses will be promptly exposed and
checked
In the location of troops, commanders and quarter
masters will consult economy and efficiency. The
vicinity of cities and towns will be avoided as far
as possible in order to secure health and escape the
dcmorallzng effects of dissipation. Rents will not
be paid unless it absolutely necessary. Fuel will
he supplied, as Ear az practicable, by the labor of
the troops. encamplncnts being selected with this
view. And works of Defence and huts for the win.
ter, will be built by the labor Of soldiers-oficers
being required in all instances to remain with, and
share the duties Of their men.
9. Commanders Of all grades are earnestly called
upon to suppress drunkenness by every means in
| their power. 1t is the of nc,ry every evil
from which we suffer; the largest portion Of our
sickness and mortality results from it our guard
houses filled by it officers are constantly called
| from their duties to form court martial in corsequ
encc OF it; inetciency in troops and consequent
danger to our cause, is the inevitable result No
one is benefited but the miserable wretch who is too
cowardly to defend country he is willing TO sell!
by destroying those noble faculties he has never
possessed Gallant soldiers should scorn to yield to
such tcmptations-and intelligent and honorable
officers should set them an example They should
be encouraged to send to their families and friends
at home the pay they receive for their services in
stead of wasting it in their destruction, and at
the risk Of the holy cause in which they are engaged
Small as the amount is, it will cause many a dear
one to rise up and call them blessed.
"Give strong drink unto him that is ready to
PERISH and wine TO those that be of heavy hearts-
but for us, the glorious cause in which We are en-
gagged, should furnish all the excitement and enthu
Siam necessary for our success.
The enemy, in large and increasing numbers, is
upon our coasts. Let US cease all amusements anc
ir'vol'tles and prepare diligently to meet him ii
defence OF our homes our fresides and our affairs
BY command Of Maj. Gen. BRAGG.
GEO. G. GARNER,
Assist. Adj't General.
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Cannon can be heard great distance. The guns
at Pensacola were heard by negroes 1870 miles dis
tant who called the attention of their masters to
the sound. The firing of cannon at Port Royal was
heard at Jacksonville Florida, a distance Of 200
miles, on On Dir line
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For the Standard.

For the standard.
Contributions to Capt Grissom's company, S0th
volunteers, as follows:
Mrs. E. G. Keith one pound of wool rolls, and a
lot of butter, eggs, and potatoes; Mrs. E. A. Davis,
two pair of socks and lot Of eggs; Miss Charity B.
Davis, one bedqut two Shirts four pair Of socks,
pair Of gloves and towel; Miss Nanny P. Davis,
one bed-quilt, two Shirts four pair of socks, and
pair of gloves; Mrs. Lydia Davis, lot of butter,
eggs, and turnps for christmas dinner for the sol
ders, also. g.
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CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA
TREASURY DEPARTMENT., Z

RICHMOND Dec. ivtu, iov
NTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT On AND A. AZ.
ter the I'd day January ensuing the interest on Inc
Funded Debt the Confederate States will be paid 10 o
ON the proper authority at the
Richmond or at the Assistant Trea> Deposltae
at Wilmington Charleston Savannah Mobile Nashville
or New Orleans ,,
(Sgned,) =. u. hEAMlNGLh,
Dec. 81, 1881. !-%H'
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-01-22

The GLADIATOR information received by
the Quincy Ella Dispatch of the sth enables the
editor of that paper to state that the Gladiator is
now safely moored in the Confederate port-a Flo
rida port The Gladiator has two millions worth Of
arms
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-01-22

DR.. p c. Caldwell of Mecklenburg has resigned
his seat in the Convention. and an election will be
held 10 supply the vacancy on the 2oth inst
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-01-22

1t is stated in the Northern papers that Mrs.
Greenhuw whose excellent letter to that arch. end,
Seward, recently attracted much attention, has, ow-
ing to her protracted Imprisonment became insane.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-01-22

Mr.. Zachare, a merchant of New Orleans recent.
~ taken from a board British vessel on the coast
OF Texas, hass,cen released BY the Yankee govern
mlent and arrived at Norfolk, last week.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-01-22

The Charleston Courier says that four of the SOL
diers stationed on the South Carolina coast on the
plea of getting oysters, were permitted to take
boat Oil the morning of the 18th inst, and escaped
to the enemy.
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The Sfapoafo..
For the Standard.
THE FOE AT HOME
I. I . l. \

All honor to the Md North State!
The steady AMI the brave
Who doth her gallant sous give up
Our dearest nights I" save;
All honor To the patriot hearts
no dram their Cutters dry,
That they may to our S''d,e.s erars.
The needed help supply.
Not mine the voice one word to raise,
Oe ccnsnre W af blame,
glurv in her gallant deeds,
iier we'll deserved fame;
But there are foes within our mlds''
4 dark and cruel bund,
lhst threaten with their love OF go'a'
To desolate the land.
Oh! We who've pnwer I" iegis'a'e.
e Who mike and change our laws
New lav aside less weight' ac'S'
And make IL common CAUSE
VIII, thosa who lOuk to vhn Tor heip,
With those who now imp'o:e,
force tn check the enemy-
A foe Just ut the door.
With deep disgust you turned from hi''
Whuse inso!ence did ddr'
To- chunye into tyrsnt's throne
The Presidential chair;
And then in acts that boider were
Than m;ghtiest wards co"ta t",
With sword and cannon y"u declared
Tie South should still beJres!
To YOU we look. Heaven richly smiled
Upon the closing year.,
Ger hill and dell did golden grain
All beautiful appear
Rich waving COIN the TELLS ah'rne"'
Bet,re the mowers gIittcring scy'ae'
Fell ON each b0untcouS p'a.h'
End f,,d enough for man and beast,
A gracious heaven supplied.
And nothing that our wants required
Vas by HIS hand denied;
He thought Him of The Ss''dler's wife,
Her yriet, suspense and care,
Aud Toll to earn her children Tread,
And kindly placed it there!
Yet men-ves, men who loudly boast
Devotion to our cause,
And willingness to Sned their oiood
For Southern rights and laws
d, gather up this harvest store.
u, lake these children 5recd, =,
AMI still a poson which must death
Ard drsula!ion spread!
A Thousand gallons are each day,
NY cheeks with shame do butu,}
Within half hundred mites
are for The sold crs turned
tn. price If brc sd IS rising fast,
And many with disnlay.
D., see starva:iuns spectre fJr!n,
Draw nearer day by ds?.
Oh DIES moi war cause tears enough!
Hoes il not widows make!
Dues it not from his helpless ones
Full many Ia;her take?
That men infamrd by tiendish lust,
Should liquid fire distiil
From grain Gnd meant to feed bis osoes,
In camp the sire 10 Kill
We r,.y not ask his blessing,
For help we may MT look.
II IN such deeds " death and wrong
Our rulers calmly i,"k:
Ie doo,n the pirate 10 the tree,
The traitor To the bail.
Nav weeping wives and chiidren
To yyu for vengeance call.
Come ballut-bo1, GENE right. come Laws,
Come pulpit, press aud song.
Unite and pu, these traitors down;
Arenge your couatrr's wrong.
Let darker dorms than e-st has been
Since lha, which fell on Cain,
On the disiiler's head descend,
And ON his seed remain.
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DR.. Peter M. Walker, IN old resident of Whining
ton, N. c., from which place he had lately removed
to Mississippi, died suddenly on Tuesday, while on
visit to Wilmington.
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MARRIED.,

In Warrenton N. c., on Wednesday the 9Th inst Dy
rh"s 7 Jndkins. ESQ Mr. EDWARD j. COLE and Miss
Arn1A ANDREWS, both of Mecklcnburg County, Va.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-01-22

Gen. Seigle, ofMissouri, has rendered his resigna-
ton.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-01-22

The first white shad Of the season have made
their appearance in Savannah. They don't mind
the blockade
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-01-22

4 hill is before Confederate Congress to put the
newspapers Of the South under tae slrvancc Of the
government,
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A MODEL GENERAL.

The following proclamation Of Gen. Bragg places
him in high position The army officer who can
take and maintain such position, will do to depend
upon:
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-03
FROM NEW ORLEANS

NEW York, May -. The steamer Matan1as
brings New Orleans dates 10 the 18th inst Gen.
Butler has ordered the circulation CT t,onieder.
ate notes and Bulls 70 cease on the 9th list
Another order suppressea the Bee, for an ar
ticle in favor Of the cotton burning mob The
Office OF the True Delta was taken possession of
tor an article discussing the cotton question in
violation OF Gen, Bu,lers Proclamation. Its
business will BE- conducted by the authorities.
Six persons have been sentenced to be shot for
violation OF their parole given them at Fort
jackson, in organizing military company Tor
the service OF the rebel army. Gen. Butler Tor.
babe the observance of jeff DAVIS day of fasting
and prayer. lie had also issued orders about
women previously reported VIA Corinth.
New York, May Is. New Orleans papers OF
the 18th say Gen. Butler has published long
notice 10 the people announcing the distribution
among the poor Of thousands Of barrels OF beef
and sugar captured ON the way to tho rebel
army.
The Natchez paper of the 18th gives the cor
respondence between Capt. Palmer of tho Iro.
quois, and the Mayor OF Natcbez, demanding
and aocediug to the surrender of that city, the
Mayor, however, refusing to guarantee that the
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-03
FROM THE WESTERN DEPARTMENT.

CINCINNATI, May %. A special despatch t.
the Ga.ctte IRON indianapolis says that an eli
Ger who left Corinth on Monday, reports that
the army moved up TO within three fourths Of d
mile OF the enemy 5 Notifications on Sunday
night, aud were entIenching.
Gen. Halleck says his position will not war
rant riskng anything, hence his moving by reg
ular approaches and certifying as he goes, Il
was expected that our forces would open upon
the enemy by Thursday.
Gen Lowell, it was reported, arrived at CO.
ninth on Sunday night with 1000 raw recruits
Deserters say that the rebel army has more con.
fdence in Gems Price and Bragg than in Beau
regard.
The rebel army is on half rations. They gel
iresh beef three times week, ard spoil
ed beet the balance oil the time. No pork /,
given out at all.
The sickness in the army is fearful, and in
creasng. Their officers have sent all their bag
gage and personal effects to Grand junction.
CHICAGO, May %, A dispatch from For
Wright, dated the 9th says the rebels are be
leyed to have been largely reinforced during tn,
last three days, and two regiments of infantry
and three batteries are known to have arrived
from Memphis.
A part of this force landed at Randolph, and
the remainder occupy the Arkansas shore, near.
ly opposite the foot Of Island No. 80, wher,
hey are reported to be throwing up batteries
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-03
FRnM nALrIMnEE

baltimore May g. We learn that ther,
vas soma popular cvum)tlon IN llgerstown or
saturday ugAr and Sunday as IN tins city a
rebel newspaper Office was destroyed, aud prom
lneot secessunsts punished very severely in
al parts Of the town \ report from Williams.
port says that as our troops retreated from Win
chester, the women fired upon them with pistol,
from doors ana Windows, and that Tie sick LETT
10 the hospitals wers mos; Brutality treated and
some Of them wounded
All is now quiet in Baltimore In view 81
the active movements in progress it is thought
the rebels will stand chance Of beng caught
IN rap.
Baltimore, May %. The pfopretors Of the
Ners sheet hayereopened their office and dis.
played the dag.
BALJmoar, May 81 All Is quiet here tins
morning. \ large police lorco Is stationed along
Baltimore stree and other localities to proven,
turbulent gatherings
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-03
IRlM EIRTEIss MnNRuE.

NomolA, May -. Ire Norfolk D4V Book
newspaper bs been suppressed IL ,he request Of
il meeting % citizens iOr Publishing eommuni-
cation, assalling severely those Jmon citizens
NA0 hiu Aken the oath u allegiance. After "a
BARD rain All night tie weather is pleasant aud
warm
FoR1eEss MoNRoE, MAY Is Steamer Mas.
sacnuse.s, which went 70 CITY Point with d
dag d truce las returned She took Col Ham
ron OF kentucky, who was eAp cted to be ex-
changed Tor Coz. Corcoran Capt Robertson
Of Virginia Lieut. Whit Baker, u private, ii
lady, and MIR. Lowe OF Kentucky and arrived
at City Point on Sunday
Gen. Wool communication was delivered on
Monday morning, and Tuesday an answer was
received from Gen. Huger, Col. Corcoran ana
the other prisoners not having been delivered up.
Col. Hanson aud the other rebel officers were
brought back A Mrs Wood and three others
were brought down Her husband was taken
prisoner At Hampton
Col. Hanson Is very severe ON Gen. HugeT for
his failure to fulfill his promise.
The teamer John Farran, from Hatteras has
arrived. She brings no news. There is IN
ruth in the report that Gen. Burnside has DC
cupied Raleigh The Union prisoners al Sails
bury, \. g., are on their way to New York,
having been delivered at " ashugton, \ c.
Tire Norfolk Day B0ok las reappeared, the
restrictions on It's publication having been ie-
moved. Ia coi sequence VI the REORGANIZATION
ID the usdels prohibiting trace with Norfolk
and Portsmouth, new and more stringent or
der la lcpn csued a disturbance occurred ia
Nsdulk ast night. IL Was oceasioneu by Is
negro shooting Corporal JOAN Burke OF the
9Jin New York Regiment. The disturbance
became general, and the greatest par, ot Com
pauy was engaged IN 1t. Three negroes
were AIhci, aud $50 or three wounded. SIX Of
The ring ieaGers were sent t. tbe RIP Raps to- day
Many others We're arrested, aut afterwards re-.
leased. All is que, now
FoRTaEs MONROE, May Is. IN important
arrest was mace 10 Norfolk yesterday. A man
named Williams had been ia the habit OF send =
iug a mai 10 Richmond twice week during
the occupancy Oh the city by the ederl!s,
Ills es.deuce was visited by the guard and he
Wa arrested. lie iofward,d reguiarls files oil
northern papers.
All the rebel Qualifications on Elizabeth river
ana Navy Yard have been taken possession o!
~ the Navy. The former are to be destroyed,
aud the blowing up o, the works On Sewall ;
Point commenced to-day
There is great suffering in Norfolk among
The poor, sn consequence OF the strict blockade.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-03
FROM TIE MOUNTAIN DIARrAENr.

The T,ibunes special dispa1h says The vic
tory OF Col. Crook command at Lewisburgh,
IA Western Virginia, heretoior reported, was
the result OF a very hard fight With IL superior
force. The enemy left 80 dee, and &C wound
ed One hundred of the enctly were made pris
oners, including Lieut.. Col Flnney, Maj. Ed
gar, aud other officers. Ihey also carried oil
many dead and wounded Our loss was ii
killed and 60 wounded. The citizens OF Lewis
burgh shot some OF our wounded men in the
streets as they were goirg 70 the hospital
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-03
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN JUNE 3, 1862


Boston, May ~ iheaI made by the Pres
dent upon the militia Q lass has been nobly
answered and though many Of the conpaue.
were not notified OF the Oder till 10 O'Clock yes.
terday morning, before lark last night more
than 5000 men had app.red in this city in
answer to the call and u. rances received from
more distant parts OF th.9mtc show shat the
number will be largely Increased to-day.
The number Of mllitla vaolspoaded to the
call exceeds by l,6OO e number which re.
sponded 20 the can o. April l&5I-notwith'
standing the fact that 60 many have already
gone 10 the var, ana the ..lkened condition Of
the militia
\ Name regiment pss through here last
night which looked iaey
NAV yoar ,lav z6 u.7s, r..;....., .i
reF'r,. LIZ .g-niggt MI 'e7l'no"',. N. n
about 600 inca IN ,1. .a.. ,y"' , S',p
efhngea n rna Boa, ,y Il .nG. r ~, ,..j.n,.,.ni
tAem much dogu Bro4 sg w.g = parlec,
Ovation.
The 5th regiment also lg. ty-ni,5s ror Wash
ngton.
New York, May Is. Tires regiments lsfl
to night amid lhe creates enthusiasm Of Che
thousands who accompanie- mem to the pone
Of Their departure
Notwithstanding The statements from Wash
inston that there are 10 approximations felt
morrow morniog' making SINE 10000 troops
from My YORK Wy SINCE S, Monday night.
NE" YORK May 20. lne 'lst and llth reg
lments 60 to-nish' under oG'Is IRON Washing
Ton Ton tiye hundred men . '9e 9Th and l0ta
hHDQe lsliNQ regiments ict+ VIA, Ambuy inns
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-03

WASHINGTON, May ~. AdHces rom the
City OF Mexico, Of tue 9th. say that at the lat.
ter part Of last month tue British Minister CON
e!uded greatly at pue0lA with Dobado, by
winch all difficulties with the English We're
amlcabiy settled.
Had 1t not been Tor the sudden action of tAs
French treaty VITA Spain, II would have been
concluded between DAblado and Gen. Prun
The latter, however, left the shores Of Mexico
on good terms with the Juarez government aud
Minister will be sent &c Madrid to arrange
satisfactorily all matters IN dispute.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-03
PROM Arkansas.
Is CAMP o. LRARY GREEN,
y. NtL.ariIln Mn Dc

Is AMP 0N LRARY GREEN
Near Batesvlle, May 20.
Quite a spirited skrnisa look place or tuc
lSth near Leary, on rae Little Red river b.
tween about 2j0 men ID Gen. Ooterhauss diyIs-
ION aud some 600 rebels under Co.'s Clernon
and Hicks, Ia wa.ch the latter we're routed wltb
loss Of Is eff dead oil tae held, and quite a
number wouutcd Gu, los. was Is killer aud
81 wounded The rebels nave burned all til,
bridges across The bayou Dcsare and Cypress
and 10000 bales OF c0tion nave been consumed
On the Arkansas river, by order Of Gen. Bsauro-
gard.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-03

NV York, May 2S. The bark Palas nom
B.liza was boarded On the 10th INST by the t
; bark Pursuit in Lat % dee. So IN, Lon. IS deg
who reported that the day previous the [. 5.
steamer Cuyler captured au iron steamer loaded
with cotton and sent ner to New York. They
did not learn her name.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-03

Nrw Yoak. May %. The prize steamship
Stellon, OF London, arrived this evening IN
charge Of prize crew from the guabolt Bien-
vile.
She was captured on The 9th inst off Cape
R4maia wAila attempting TO ruu the blockade
Of Charleston, Her cargo, consisting Of brandy,
wines, saitpelre, &c. was valued at 10000
She was rom Nassau n. p and her crew re-
port that another large steamer was expected
from Nassau The same night 10 man the block
AIDE,
The spon q only Nix months did, iron pro
peilor Of 1909 morse power aud 500 tons bur-
then
Be4uregad's Official report Of the ba.da Of
Shiloh states that their losa in both days o. the
fight 1928 killed, SOL wounded, ana $50 ms
sing.
Special dispatches from Washington state
that he Iateitgencer says Gen. Mcdowell /. at
Manassas with Sufficient force to aid in captur
ing Jackson's army.
1t is stated that the rebels at LewIsburgh
had grand jubilee on Sundayand Monday over
the rctioat Of Cen Banks IT is also said that
medicines purchased in Baltimore by rebel
agents we're got to jackson
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-03
CAOE HIS!
X. r.. RIKER.
d II AP Err A ND TATLO r,

has just returned from NEW YORK, with good stock OF
Br0adcloths Cassmeres and vestlngs Of late Patterns
and styles German Broadcloths Black Doesklns;
French Fancy Doeskins, for Gentemens
Pants; Rich silk and Aiarseilles Vest
ings satin and Silk Vestngs, Of
the hest qualities
89- All Garments made at hi. shops will be done in
the most workmanlike and fashionable manner.
Garments 40 for others make and wlrran cd tol h
Gentlemen wishing Tor good and fashionable q at
get it by calling at Rker's shop.
Nav % 1850
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-03
DIR CHEESEMAN'S Pills

was the commencement Of new in the treatment
those irregularities and distractions which have
signed : many o a premature grave No female car
enjoy good hea It'll unless she regular and whenever
obstruction lakes place the general health begins to de-