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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-19

4 T I Ill G 7 i D .
DIR. D. W. JONES'
Botanic Medical House,
EORru J,vA7HAN STREET,
Opposite tie Methodist Episcopal Church,
H.4GERSTOUN, Nd,
Where can be IA! ,ac only SAFE, SPEEDY,
and rermaaeaL TkEATMENT in the World
FIR ALL DISEASES f PRIVATE HA-
TURE, such "a
Conorhra, elect Structures Seminal Weak
ness, Syphi.. Gravel, Affections Of The
Kidney aud Bladder, Loius and H5ck,
Nose and Threat, Nervousness,
DysncJgia, SYMPTOMS Of Con-
sumption Ringing III tue
Ears, Pain in the
Head aDdBleast
l. hCUma-
tism,
D.mness Of
Sight NaEe.ui-
ness ~ night, Fright
iui Dreams, Los Of
Memory. Depression &. SWI-
lis, and other ! lie tons
LET THE AFFLICTED BEAR ~ MIND
THAT DR. JONES has cured within the lat
seven wears past, IN Ha-Crst0"G and many oth-
...rIaces ,i'cu'.,SEs ASAELRE GIEES
OVER To DIE, Untold numbers can testify
that he cured them after all other means iaiiel.
- '""'-''''
Stranger, need have 10 fears Of being hum
plugged Is they ciIc,. are y 'i'.C 1''yi
Hagcr.onn !. lie home a"d birthplace Of u.
IA =; A,., ,..,.-.,.. ;r,r,.-
''a ..'',.'s'',,. l,, f- ma
I.''' 80 -. ,.,V.sEptr 4 lJ-nE
~ ~ CHhEGG Where patient, will c,4.e
aal remain IN person under treatment ~"a Place
lie amour. o! money agreed upon Tor cure III
hank, if the DR.. fails to cure, The money VIII
be refunded; but Or no other conditions.
r...,,., IF # Distance
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IAN De c&.eo O.! consuming -.
Ter. ocsS'."Hr '!"'P''''S' %
a'-'I'"5 '"o 1'S'''S0 ---"J ''1'I
.ia i.''HS are strictly 1oy."'"Ha'
no one seeing them but the Dr. himself. All
letters MUST CONTAIN \ STAMP TO ensure an au-
swcr MEDICINES SENT TO Any fAit'
Vi III ~ III . y l La y ''''' " 10
80 ,,,,,,s, f,.,I o.. --ruIgAT
uGI-sl ,rirb rEjyNTE CDN-i5iyING
n no ~ q, I .o T,U rt The
NUNS - ma pI',1'''I ~ ~ 0i ~, Gn,
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arc tHIIc!S NescI~o'c'a "C1' ~ VIZ '"''0 '''
Iuo!lou' 10 'h' pAu1"1 an" wiz u'.'o O-' u
case ~ ~ Tiah! Jays 1s II FORMER! 'Sft.., '
week, aud months, aud can be taken "i"C "4N-
cling or OTHERWISE N!,"o.' any '"1.-l u Wv
Or nhdrahce from business, or dl'cc''n o.
ir'o"'s' r n,, VT.
1a'S "'''"''' '''''''
DR.. Jones does not make use Oh mat DEADLY
PosoN-.'iucry-ih sweeps a""uaL! 'hol-
SANDS 10 a premature grave.
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-19
Take Particular Notice !

ItItt'|'' 'T''''|'
DR. Jones does not make use Of that DEADLY
rolsoN-.TucUy-ih sweeps annually thou
sands 10 premature grave.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-05
Wassaonory Perlate.s Stock

Mr. GanIcy, 1.-THE Robins Of Ireland 10
about to sell by auction the farm stock Of
the. late Lord Plunket. The Dublin Freeman's
Journal, under the head Of 1.-The Outfit Of
Missionary Bishop publishes what Il
calls, - Characteristic inventory Of what
In evangelical circles will, no doubt b. look>
ed upon as the com plete Episcopal outfit
Of the lste Arch.hiersch Of the Church
Militant in Conaught: Items frst-sl7
heed Of cattle. ltcm secondly short
horned Kerry cows. Item third-b Dur
ham and Kerry bulls Item fourth-77 dit.
to bullocks. Item fifth-2O4 owes Item
sixth-159 hoggets. Item seventh-2l2
lambs Item eight-sl two and three year.
old wcdders. Item nlnth-242 lambs. Item
tenth-s2 wsddcrs. Item elevsnth-l7 rams.
Then comes long list OF carriage horses
weight carrying, cobs, ten family and farm
horses, sows and li,tcrs. fat pigs and bears,
carts TO the number Of IL, ploughs 6, and
harrows 4 sin.le and double Broughams,
phoetons, jaunting cars. charots and cad.
dies: grnbbers and hydrcpults, scales and
ladders.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-05


Dclrium IS sometimes pleasant enough
while ii lasts, painting everything in rose
colored hucs, but there always follows a
terrible awakening 10 surrounding realities.
The American people. after years of dcliri-
Gus enjoyment of deceptive prosperity and
wealth. begin 10 show signs Of returning
sanity. The papers inform us that New
York barely escaped a financial panic one
day last week. Gold is steadily settling
carrying down prices with il, end every
thug is portentous Of a general crash
sooner or later. and il cannot DO very dis
tant The par, Of prudence, tlen, is 10 take
IN sail, tighten the ship, and be prepared
for the worst tina, may come The business
man that shuts his eyes To threatening dan.
gers and negIects to do tins, may find his
hopes ali Sreckcd ere many months pass
over his head. For y short tune pest (says
the editor Of tho Day Book there have been
premonitory symptoms Of that financial
storm that is yet destined TO tumble down
in one grand catastrophe the glittering COS,
samcr wealth that tho grecnback imitation
has erected. The spectators and gamblers
in stocks, and in the accessories Of life,
have already received a staggering blow.
Trade is universally dull. The mechanic
arts anguish. The shipyards are idle.
Hundreds aud thousands now in New York
are out Of employment, with no prospect OF
any ahead The Superintendent Of the
Five Points House of Industry says
"As friend of and worker among the
poor 10 those WHO are unemployed any.
where. de not come to New York ! There
arc thousands OF men aud women here cut
oil employment. aud many of them in sut.
iertng condition. Let unemployed men 70
anywh here IN the country and work for then
board rather than come to New York"
1ol only knows what 10 in store for our
country. The madness OF Abolition has
struck out Of existence at single blow 4 ),
100000 bales of cotton, 100000 hOgsheads
OF sugar. 100000 worth Of rice. These
three staple articles of commerce are nearly
gone, and however. people may try to think
otherwise they will remain gone 20 long q
the Abolition policy continues to rue the
country. This % . fact that may = we'll b
looked squarsly in the face hrst - last. II
tho labor system Of tho South haa so< been
disturbed she would have rapidly recuper-
a,cd' The effects Of the war would even
now have been scarcely visible But the
overthrow Of production has chained the
Southern people to poverty, asd 10 the end
it will drag down the whole country with
them. What need ofbuilding ships IN New
York to carry cotton, sugar and rice. when
there are none 70 casryf The failures that
have alreadv taken place arc but the pre-.
Jude to the 6osAcial storm. The North has
siotsd in it, ul>gotten wealth only 60 1Sll
tho harder when the hour Of its punishmen,
shall arrive"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-05

To TsAcnERs.-The following 10 reensa
70 professional labor" 10 from n. w. b.
ker. Of Springfield, ILL.,, given in On a3drsu
At the State Teacher Associations sf nj :
nois report Of which We gave last week.
We would commend II to the careful after.
ton of Davenport teachers, al in it they
vii find ideas well worthy their most care
ful attention. Mr.. Baker says: Fer
years we have struggled to make teaching
rank "a . profession II wou d be saying
too much 20 claim tba. we have fully sue.
ceeded AID taken the place We would Tx ..
Bat who will deny that the 1000 teachers
Of this State 10 constitute apvosession p
The reason why we are not accorded the
diga'y We desire is lack Of that thoro ugh
labor Law is q profession OF wcrk.-
Teaches will not give theiy. thoughts, their
hearts, ard their lives to their work.
Teachers reading is too apt TO be novel.
reading, intellectual laziness is the vice Of
teachers.
DR.. Beecher said that laziness is original
sin, and teachers rs class posseas too
much Of it. The working teacher finds his
reward in steady, upward progress. Read
then, for your profession the larger works
and exhaustive treatises upon the subjec1o
Of your work. Constantly advance the
outposts Of your knowledge. The new q
ment in regard to State diploma, ably
seconded, would 60 far towards raisiog
teaching TO profession. Professional work
will only bring professional status. We Do
not even agree % y what sdaaalinn b. NM
less We settle what Ne want to do to educale
. person. We canaos cau oui selves pro-
fession. Use 10 shouted a. the workiag
wstchword, and utilitarisnism 10 fast sink.
ing W into nation Of shop keepers. He
entered an earnest plea for classic study.
Language is the equalization Of the soul.
To most children aud youth, the sciences
land boy studies his textbook and works
out his education. The German boy has
his teacher. Compare the two. Which 10
superior? The Object lesson disease ran it,
course, and il is q shame TO US that we were
so carried away by it. All educated men
are sclfomade men. II this he so, Lincoln
was an educated man. Take his Gettysburg
ora.ion,-his mystery Of the resources oil
the English language was fully equal to that
Of the great master. Of our language liz
pu. the defining lines sharply around hii
ideas, and hence others could not fail 4
comprehend him. IF Lincoln had beer
thrown into our profession, he would hav,
been leader. The true teacher must i'm
press himself upoo his pupils. Il should
be earnestly considered that the teachsr'l
intellectual habits. his directness or shall
lowness Of thought, will be transmitted
to hundreds aud TO thousands. Are y,
clear in our knowledge $50 will BE- GU,
pupils. Are we ear est in our words ?-of
viii they be. Is it not worth life ef tsi
to leave behind % ssoh fragrant msmoeiss
such disciples pressing on, ever on, towards
the highest simss Our business demands
the highest order Of tslsnt, persistent labor
true aims, In short. tho devotion u oul
hearts and our lives.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-05

The New York Time, prper in the red
teal interests, expresses itself decidedly OPP
posed to any increase of taxation by import
duties or fe-cnue assessments II regards
the present burdens fully equal to The abb
ny Of the people, and that the increase ct
tariff duties Tor protective purpose, watch
the manufacturing Interests are clauotiag
for. would not relieve the present and pros
pective embarrassment Of the country, or
even strengthen them. The markets are
now glutted with many descriptions Of
goods, and the effect will be TO stop the
manufacturing Of those articles, which
must necessarily cause distress among the
operatives. Increased profession will not
remedy the difficulty, for manufacturing in-
dustry will net End employ ment until the
goods which now glut the market arc con-
sumed. The Times suggests that the true
remedy il . reform in the revenue system.
10 INCREASE the available means Of the COM
munity by diminishing the taxation 10 which
they are subject, and thus their ability to
buy. We give the suggestions Of the
Times. regarding them from the source they
cone, a. concession 20 the more liberal
aud cnlishicncd craftsmanship which should
control tie policy Of ths country. Says
that paper
Now, we have no objection to the princ.
pie of protection. nationally Interpreted
We hold that ia certain circumstances Il Is
the basis 81 sound national policy. In
existing circumstances very high
degree Of protection IN essential, TO
enable producers 10 carry the load OF
internal taxation. IL is not clear, how
ever, that still higher duii-s would remove
the depression under which trade suffers, or
lmplrt renewed activity to crippled indus
try. The causes oil both exis. indcpend>
emily 81 foreign competition. They exist
not because foreigners underscli us in our
own markets, but because with certain arti
cles the market ID glutted, and because the
purchasing ability of the people is less than
Il was in the hight Of the var prosperity
There il but one remedy for the markc.
giut, and that ia reduced production until
the stock on hand be consumed, the manu-
t"tNus1ss sossuF pStA utsvu Wv V~s6sSua
profits Of scccnt times. And the only safe
mode Of increasing. tho demand il to in
crease the available means Of the ccmmuni-
" by diminishing Tho saxatbn - which
they are subject
A li1cd and moderate contraction Of ths
currency. bringing ~ nearer every Month
TO the specie standard, would cheaper the
cost Of living, and 10 increase the means
and comfort of the people with a certainty
attainablc in no other way. Disturbance Of
trade must meanwhile occur, Lut, come chat
may, nothing can prevent this, and W shall
lie better OIL when il is ended than now.
AZ for the manufacturers, We think that
their true relief lies in the direction Of re-
form in tho internal revenue system, rattle,
than In an increase In customs ard duties
Their worst treubles spring from the dear
ness Of labor, which u sssult and inilat ed
currency, and from the oppressive taxation
incident TO the existing system Of internal
revenue.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-05
A 1aooa vvork ~ che Sapremc
CO0re.

Aspeciel dispatch ifen Washingtsa, pub.
lishsd in The Chicago Zsbsae ssys that
good hwysss there give il a. their opinion
that the late decisions Of the Supreme
Court render the Secretary Of War. the
Judge Advocate and al the members Of the
military courts for the trial Of cilissaa, LA.
Die to prosecution; while Secretary STAN
ton holds that II overthsows the rrssdmens'
Bureau and renders the army utterly pow
e.lcss in the South.
- There is nothing particularly startling or
unusual in this announcement. Those who
knowingly violate tho laws are liable ia
prosecution the world over, and there is nc
speealrsason Why Stanton and Holt should
be exempt from the wholesome rule. Az e
the Frccdmens' Baraau. the court substan-
TALLY agree with the President ID .
= useless and lAwless monstrosity, which
clnnot lie maintained without first repeal
Ing the Constitution Of the country.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-05

Doaatl1ying the HAIR.
Aud is the most delightful and wonderful. article
the world ever produced.
Ladies will find II not only certain remedy to Re-
store Darkcn and Besutiy the Hair but Also deir-
able article for the Toilet It is highly perfnMcd
with rich and delicate perfume. independent Of the
fragrant odor Of the Ole OF Palm OF Mace.
The Marvel Of Peru.
new and beautiful perfume, which in dcicacy Of
scent, and the tenacty with which II clin9s TO the
handkerchief and person, is unequalled.
The above articles for sale by all Druggists and
Perfumers, at 81 per bottle cnch Sent by express to
any address by proprietors.
T. W. WRIGHT CO,
oce0-1yl 100 Liberty Struet, New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-05
NEW voRx.
FIRST PREMIUM
lyIleEsOvEEs
GE SEWING O.e
Ga IN "A O. Me- nj

SC m a Ssi u I'D
TIE rMsoRlMENr OF
PRACTICAL UTILITY ANp
EXTREME SIMPLICITY.
-.rsaa@iyFataAtss 1dy rs. is5.. ,aar-art rns-.e
rafe.tes 9aas nth, 1863. Tire celebrated FAMILY
GIN SEWING MACHINE, with patent csrsrrNo
attachment, Almost wonderful and elegantly con-
eira c'ed Novelty. In Soisxlsasin operation, uses
VIC srnaarr AsEnLs, sews With nouRLs On
s'NeLs THsaAp Of all Sinds. Maktsthe Running
Stitch mere psrfscs aud rtynaar than by hand,
And WITH extraordinary rAr;dty, msking IL
stitches 10 each RsvnLrrioN of the WHEEL. Win
gashsv, Assn, r.iss sAs,r .scf, m. .p llyecdfh.
&C., &C.; requires no change OF stitch u nor
LIABLE 70 GET orr o. onpEa, and will last I l,ss-
smR, being the ssaoNoSss nAcuixR m ade. Il hes
taken the PaRnluh a SrArl Fans. and received
sbe approval Of all the principal journ ais and
those who have rssr them
"For the DrsasmakcF IL 10 inv Aluablc: for the
Household y supplies . vacant plscs."- 90
Isy's Lodge Boot.
This machine surpasscs all othsrs We have
| seen. and II would require column 10 enumersse
IT, numerous virtues. "-Dsmoeras Dsvsnpoet.
with single Or double thread, Il silently
yssvsry rapidly. with common needle. makea
the running stitch exactly like the hand sewins
~ y. 1tsssas.
Al psssons Who buy Or offer for sale I'M, saions
ofthis genuine Machine will be prosecuted fou
inrtngements on The patents. This 10 the only
low priced Aschinc secured ~ psaent.
single Machines sent 20 any part Of the coun
sry per Express. packed 10 boz With printed
anesucstona On receipt cfprscs. o6. AGeNSs want
edsvssywhcre. Circular containing Liberal In
4ucemsnts sent free.
Addfe1s all orders 70
FAMILY GEN SEWlN0sNACHINECO,
| s1sih-dwlvl Once. log Nassau Street, y. Y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-05
Yewng Loves nlxsh Dream.

OO008 usOVe - WbAU0 u1Te0es
Mr.. Zpp Vas brought before the Justice
yesterday afternoon on the Charge Of chast-
ening his wife.
With . broken voice--she had . sore
throa.-Mrs. Zipp said my husband
passed the blessed Sabbath in beating me-
lie knocked me down with piece Of iron,
saying, ironically. thss does . man iron. -
lie beat inc with his fists. lie does il oiasn,
and calls il good exercise for his muscles
lie flung the bedding all over the floor. He
locked up the bread and behring's, saying
they did not agree with me. took dinner
with a neighbor. ! won!d separate from
hm II he would but give me back the love
gins gave him. But he won't. lie looks
| upon tl.c bed, table aud the cooking uten
sils IN practical, and net a sentimental
| lisht. To him they a.e comforts 10 me
they are relies Of lost love. lie almost
lii Cd me. ! should not have been able 10
,onc here If had rot thought lac would be
| punished"
said the husband ave have been mar
RED tlree months. For two months and
twenty mine days have repen,cd it. | am
her sixth husband. She is nh unnatural
wife, and has not provided any tombstones
Tor any Of her previous husbands. She
says they were green, and that tho grass
have already bought tombstone tor my>
cell. Nv brother keeps it Tor me.
My wife takes no food but coffee, bread
and butter, and behring's. She scorns our
national dishes. She Is n shrcw. But, be-
ing y oman, suppose il isn't her fault.
! All women are born so.
"Many times . day she would be ailec-
Tomato, and kiss me. She kissed me thus
graspng by back hair with her hands, she
would pull until my head went back aud
nv face vas turned up towards hers then
she kept pulling until my mouth opened
enough 10 suit her. Then would she kiss
me. In order to kiss me again, she would
repeat the whole operation. Fortunately,
my hair is almost nut. Soon | cannot be
thus kissed again. ! think she put the hlir
thus obtained from the il her waterfall.
Economy, doubtless.
SUNDAY morning wished Ler 10 &c to
church. gives her chance 10 show off
her iinery, aud she then comes home good
ratur,d. But she would not, and with n
! smoked herring in her hand, she sat down
to read kindsldo kinallini. First she would
real y page, then she would eat piece OF
herring. Then she compared me with five
previous husbands.
''rhen my heart became sad. for | felt
| that l must chastisc her. Ii was my duty
as her sixth husband. I beat her for the
first Ave huahands-if they had done It
should not now be here - then beat her
for myself. Having no rod 10 do il with,
experimental with other articles. think
can conscientiously recommend the poker
- On A No, chastening instrument. Sol
ONION must have meant rod Of iron, and
the poker 10 it, A . Christian. I was
obliged - beat my wife. shsald net b
0ned fbe il IL che not flesh Of my 6esh
and beas Of my bones Car not mortify
my swn 6eshi Most certainly. II thy
right hand offend thee, cut Il %.
'lf am fined, shall pay it and be q
martyr-St. Zipp. OF course my wife must
b. Z martyr, teo. l will attead 10 Il"
Fined -, esd recommended - separate
from Mrs. Zipp.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-05

4eo8ssss, u H., March 81, 1885.
: Aesees. !. 4 -W1iLlse 9 Co. 0ents-A
frieEd advised me 10 try your prepasstien. sta-
ting whst good effect L had on him. / 6 Gron
laughed q the idea, but CONSENTED 70 he trial
Ian pleased with u lhave tested il theroUgh-
u. II hes Sestors1 my heir and vhion6ss U
tAeir natu1al color. and keeps yhem %. com.
mend il TO Ill 10 need
W. p. FAnxsa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-05

CONTAGIOUS DISEASE s.-water must be adAp-
ted to the nature Of the fish. there will be In
the soil must be apted to the sced there
Will b. ..small returns: and The human body mast
contain Impurities. OF there viii be mo- sichnese.-
Ths man whose bowels and blood have been clcansed
By NV
BRANDR4THS PILLS
nay walk through injected districts without fear.
''Ths LIE Of IL Aesh y II ths blood To secure
hselth we mus USE BRANDnEflro PILLS, be.
causs ~ csanc4 b sck bit non sahsAlthy accunu.
laons In ths bowels or The blood which Hsandseths
Pilh remove; this method \ following natafc. and
b saSo, ed hao soood the tset0et1me Sec b. Dsand.
Seeh In white ooetoRo In the Government stamp. 6Ola
hv All nfnwo{aea
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-05

II IL said of the ladies Of France, that, - casss
they are the handsonest IN the world. With their
rosy ehssks and black hair. who eaa help bat think
-. Dr.. Neiwan's Pills never fail to make the
plexion Of healthy and rosy hue. Ladies try them.
Sold BY ali DrugRieto
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-05
D0che(o,s,e Mm6r Noge.

Ths splsadid Hale Dye \ The best b he world
The ealy rms end Snsscs DYx-Hasmlsss, Relis-
-. lnstantanesss. No disappointment. No ridica
ulous tints. Natural Black o. brown. Remedies TIE
ID ssds Of Bad Dyss. lnveoratss the hsiR. Lowing
n son ID bssstifsl Ths genuine b dgsed William
4. Bachelor. Az others ore msfs imitatioas, and
should bssvotded. Sold BY an Druggists md Perfur
mem. Factory 81 Barclay slrsst. New York.
~ BEWARE or A COUNTERPART.
doell-d&Vfy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-05

/Speeial Nstlee y ~ ko1 No.
MI ~ inpoeseat shst ls1ise sk6sN laysps.
Shisa shsy g Pseanasly sasSssA . SsessSIis,
and s 49, s.. g sss: r.; =. :ss
: DR. A. NJ. MAURaCEA0,
Preifsser Of The Diaesses Of WOnen,
has been 10 exssasivs and sseeess prA1eies fos -
speaks ior tselt aad \ kaowa % tloss1ads q q.
dies q The suthoe 81 TIT
s'The Married Wsnan's Private
Medical Cenpanisn,"
nrst published In 1879 specially intended for uas
which cves, isay win perceive 4. sSo.ossS inow
sSeif siie md Immediate srsasaens. Il i lie ne;
long, reliable adviser and companion. Over
Half8 Million Ladies'
poesees II. Ksery husband should have Il. II is seut
lie guarantees sale and immediate ana sfacacioue
care q III special dtcnlties, irss9ulastiss and %.
I'll part q the United States consult him with Tie
greatest confluence I'D esstainty q euccsao.
CAUTION To LADIES.
s sss ss :; =; s1fsi .:ss: .ns
"brops.- palnsd - - ,eas9slsss "a kssssnt.
1870 q Ell s. rsi is S AZ 4 Va Va
MI fnivXTH nEDioAI coHPANioN: - y
ss e ss''''''a b ''''''' and . ssast ses'a'
Married and Single Ladscs
d . SSrpsss1Iss & ssssrs. ~ ;ehs.ssS
eaA raov lpeA his eelehsaeed
Portuguese Female uop1h1g PlllA
composed oefafe md costly impostsa exssSaa ~
arc rellAhle spsriAe ios ls6ies PIaaa1ot 10 -