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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-05-29
Grant and COlfax.

We place at the head Of our col
umns the nominees Of the Chicago !
for President and Vice /
President, feeling that they have |
been wisely selected. They are men
who command not only the entire
and esteem Of the Bepub-
lican party, but are personally re-
spected and esteemed 10y those who
are politically opposed to them.
The unanimtiy Of feeling and con
CO OF action which characterized
the Convention which nominated
them is only equalled by the gencr-
al satisfaction and expression Of APP
prevail withvhich their names are
rroriyed all over the country.
1he Convention butrcitgra,ad the
voice Of the people in naming
ULYSSES 5. GRANT, as our Standard
bearer in the coming campaign.
Gen. Giants undOUbted honesty
ofpWpose, his great military achieve.
ments and the ability and integrity
with which he has performed the
duties Of every Office he has been
called upon to fill have won for HIM
place in the hearts Of the people
attained by but few public men. /,
was his military genius and indom
liable energy that crushed thercbel
lion at a single blow and established
the perpeturity of the Union; anC
now when a dissatisfied and unScru
pul0us faction rises upand attempts
to wreSt from the nation the fruits
OF its victory over treason and re
bcllion, the people instiHctirely turn
to Grant as their leader and ask hin
once more to "organizc victory" il
behalf Of the nation and help to cs
tabliah permanently the principle
of equal rights and equal justice T.
all men.
No man has more fully compIl
hended the duties and nccessilc
arising out OF our late wal than Gci
Grant, and his opinions have bee
embodied in actions which have bee
Of great benefit to the country.
The candidate for Vice Prcsidon
Hon. SCHUYLER CoLFAX, Vcrcgm
as one Of the first men in the cou
try, il point Of ability and inlcgrit
of character. He, like Grant, is
selfmadc man, and his u0minatio
is hailed with general satisfaction
Fer years he has been a most fait
ful and effective servant OF the pc
pie in the halls OF Congress, alwa,
devoted to the interests of tie cou
try, and sympathizing with
classes, undertaking in lecitude
public man; and sustaining a sp
less character as citizen, he is G.
inently fitted for the Office to viii
he is nominated.
The ticket is probably the sToI
est that could have been present,
and with Grant and Collay at
head the Republican Iarty is c
tain OF success.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-05-29
The Granite Statc Free Press says

The Granite state Free Press says /:
81. II. Benton, Jr., of Lancaster,
is spoken of, and is thus lar the
most Prominent candidate for the
Office of Assistant Clerk of the
House Of Representatives in This
state. lie is young lawyer OF
thorough culture, quick perceptions,
a ready penmm, 70 thorough going.
reliable Repuhhcau'aud au efficient
worker Ills selection. which Huw
seems probable, would ht very rat
Tying to the Republicans of North
crn New Hampshire, and especially
Of Coos County, where the Run6
lican party has been steadily ea.u.
ing upon the bogus Democracy iuf
the last twelve years, with uru.
pcct Of carrying the county al d,
very distant day.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-05-29

to stay, the name of Col. Wbeeloor.
u. Neasey is presented for conSi1
Grafton as a candidate for Conoroi"ull'
And bespeaking candid considos
alton the matter is submitted 70 tl,o
people whose right it is to make t ti''
choice. ''e
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-05-29

LONDON, May 20--Eyenlng'i-l,
kilograms from sydney. IN ll !Tnt
patton Of the overland mail, say , .n"
Prince Alfred has left for EnsI"'"'
it, command Of his ship, the slc ,.nii
nigaic Galctia. lie was qul'c w' of
Farrell, the attempted ASSASSIN S u
the Prince, was executed Oh 'n'
Of April. I'd
If a man has a right to be r .,.i,l,.
of anything, it is good acton ,, "rs
ont any cold suggestions oil 'n''''
at the bottom.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-05-29
Who is Schuyler Colfax?


subsequent lectures have made him
nersonallv familiar te the people Of
,,oo,.,, al ,bo c-o4os f.or, 1ro;no 70
=, - -. - ".' '"0 1''''C' io'" lam
talliofliia. we ma IN humans
Magazine for June the following
sketch Of the next Vice President
of tho Trpitod States.
-. 60, -, 81
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-05-29

The Nursery for June is ut hand
and proves Is interesting for the
Juvenile as any Of It's predecessors,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-05-29

srItsohs ana maps. Edited r.
william Smith, Lib. P,.p,y
Iished by nessrs. q. Is. R,,.on'
90, Hartford, as.
No book has been issued from tbo
American press for long time that
deserves so universal circulation
as this. Bible Dictionaries bavo
been prepared in former wears
some were meagre and imperfect
and all have been outgrown-Col
NETS was surpassed by Kitto's.
kitto's, and indeed. all others. bavo
been far outriyalled by this Of DR.
Smith of the London UNIVERSITY
and the most eminent lexicoeraDho,
Of the English speaking world. lie
conceived the plan OF doing for t,s
Bible and the people what he had
done for Classical Literature and
students viz: prepare a comnrp.
hcnsiye Dictionary of the Bible
which should embrace the resultsof
the Christian research and scholar.
ship OF centuries, especially those of
The explorations and discoveries Of
modern travellers in the East. Iii,
obvious that no Bible Dictionary
/ can be abreast with the times or
meet the demands Of the religion,
world that does not embodv these
The recent years nave been marked
by surprising achievement, in BID
icai science. no other period was
ever SO rich in historical discoy.rt,
for the clucidation of the Divine
! Word. Dr. Smith associated wlh
himself over loot the most eminent
scholars Of this country and Iii.
rope, in all departments OF Biblical
learning and research, 50 that no
: help might be wanting to make his
Dictionary the amplcst resume the
richest treasury of knowledge re
+ spgct.n the Bible.
Having finished this great work,
! Dr. 5. then prepared an Abudse
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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-05-29


crowd as follows:
Gentlemen-Being entirely I'M .
accustomed to public speaking, and /
without a desire to cultivate that T.
power, laughter) it is impossible
for me to find appropriate language
to thank y0u for this demonstration.
All. then, | can say is, that to what
ever position 1 may be called, by
your aid / shall endeavor to dis
charge its duties with fidelity and
honesty of purpose. OF my recti-
tude in the performance OF public
duties, you will have to Judge for
yourselves by my record before
YOU
Three cheers were then given for
Grant.
Hundreds Of the crowd then en-
tered the house and congratulated
the General.
The procession then moved 30 the
residence OF Speaker CoIlaN.
UtanncaIed and spoke as follows:
INN lriends-I thank you with
/ I'm 41.,, ot,,.,tf.,,,- az a. ,,a4ot1l heart
~, my M; ' a ''-5 'a,,i,.statinn Of
.oL '''l', = ,J ~, no,
Gun ToI'-l''e''oO Gnu q ~. co''
5l''l" ! y" .,, 0l j c.n,nairn on
oll '.t - go y . - ',' INK lIica
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~ >"'- e.. .,'I y ,i' ~ .a7 i,",n,
e. ~ - o+ sf.t a. ~ .,.r,. falitnry
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-05-29

Governor Hartman, of New
Hampshire, has declined the position
of orator belort the united literary
societies of thd Wesleyan Universe.
ty ut Middleton, Conn.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-05-29

oppressed peoDje which are strug-
cling for their RIGHTS.
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Sonlehtio d. sllall N.Y. ii't M abaII
l"1iou vi '"e S'''Iie' ;., ;'',, .,,IiGcr
remain a' IN % s,-''..|',' 80 ~ on,
to DE called t0gs lu"r again ai any |
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-05-29

a Dictionary of the Bible. cor
pri-'niy its Antiquities, Esioonii'
ply, Geography and En'Era,
History with nunieuous Ira
sTations and Maps. Eslitci1 h
william Smith, LIB. Ely
llslIed by Hessrs. =. Id. R,,.' n'
90. Hartford. a.. ff n
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COM MI f R g TAL
ew y,r. s,ocs. ana Money m.rh.


NEW YoRK, Nov; 24-Monev easy at pc,
| cent on call; demand light S e.lng Exchange finn
at 1O'4 9 1o.a Gold uuii; opene at A., ADVANCED
TO 154H. and q Sc at 1917 q l346 Inc exports t..
ia, anouns,d % s-5j01O governments act We and
bu, ant amt II Henry ciewes q ca. furnish
fetolown9 - quotalions:-s onp, It's 1881, 1851
q ,l5s; do 5.20s 1862 1i3k q 1875; d., 1864 los a
iost d, 1850, 10 @ 1861; q new I1fh q Ill; d.
@ Icy. ~
Bir ief State bonds que: Mi so RS 20; old Ten
mes ,ee's, 69a; new d., GsAa 6S3; new No tn Caro-
ma, 634 od d. ,5I; oil virg.uia's, OCT; new do.
toe market dull a..l ui,s'tIl withou: marked
tenure, except dclin- In f. lie early In the day.
which Ii s MT rec veed tentra Wabash, st
ra1. Fort Wayn ; oil Southern anu N nth IVES ern
plef;rreI are the strong.s stocks and are rather
higher Than We terlav, Tne io' owing 80 fig
.rrs:-Pacfc Mail, 1ict q 1lG1; Western Union I y
egrapb, Sc q 80; New ork Central, 1889 q 1891;
.. lie, 81 q 37z; nreerre 70 "a 6Ji Hudson, l:e
q 1881; '.eailng. 9s6 q 9ss; Michigan Central, lis;
Michi an Sou herr 81 q ssh; Illinois Central. I42
Chicago 4 Rock I-iaud, 1,G4 q TO- Z; Haitfoid d
Erie, 27 q 27t.
Alning shares Quiet.
The Balance at the Sub-Treasury to-day amounted
g. SEC go, CGG
The SUI Treasury to- lay awarded $3)a,O9O Gold
at l34 5S-l0J aod 14 60 0.
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rEATH OF II. RlYEs POLLARD.


RICHMOND Nov 24-H r ives Pollard, editor
of the ) uthern Opinion newspaper, was sbo
ana Killed this morning at 10 O'clock Will
passing near his I'll re, Oy james Grant. The
cause of tbe shooting was the Publication OF
nu article rejecting on u member OF Giants
fImilv.
Later.-The following are the particulars o.
the tragedy which took place here thus morn.
ing:- Oh Saturday n report was published in
the Souibern Opinion relative to the el0pe.
meDt If the daughter of VIM. III. Grant, /:
wealthy tohacconiSi 10 this city. This morn
lug, abJdt 10 DEL ,ck, as II. q. Pollard, the edI
tor # the paper, " IS mar his Off 70 dop., CO =
ner oi Naiu and fourteenth streets, going IN
n shot was fired from az upper window OF :
building Cpl osite. Mr. Pollard immediately
fell dead, eleven buck shot wing entered hi.
body. one passing through his heart. The po
lice searched the building and found Jane.
Grant, a brother of the lady named. in ON
He SURF ndered and was tiken to the station
bOuse. A double berrel gun with one barre
discharg d was 'ouud in the room. The aft ii
caused great tx ;ieneut here, and larg,
crowd has bt en- gathered around ths Opinion
otfce since the occurrence.
DECISION IN AN IMPORTANT. RAILROAD CASE
In the United States Circuit Curt to-day
C1iet justice Chase presiding. in the case o
the mnislratinn in The case o. Mr.. Heppe
of Pennsylvania, vs. Petersburg r ur0ad q q.
10 require the Company to paw the dividend
in United States money ON 800 shares Of sto IL
quested by the Confederate Government. tn
Chief JuSiior affirmed the decision of the low
er Court in favor of plaint f.
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HELMBOLD'S
ExtracC BucIlu I!

hundreds suffer en- in silence and hundreds a,
otners apply vainly to druggists and doctors WHO e.
Their merely tantaIize them ": It'll tho bone ot q
Or apply remedies which make them wcrs,. would
not assert anything that would do iniustiee to ho
dicted, but am OBJ ged to say that althous IL n.r
reproduced from excessive exhaustion CT novers
otiife, by laborious employment. cpwho,esoa,e air
and food, profuse menstrualon, the use OF fen and
e'nee and frequent childbirth, il is tar otener caus-
81 by direct irritation, applied the mucous men
brane of the vagina it:eH.
when reviewing tho c1uses oftresc distressing
complaints, 1t is niost painful to con.em,,,o tbo o+
atehdant owls consequent upon item. IL Is but sim.
pie justice to the subj to enumerate few of tbe
many additional causes which SO llrgely affect the
lite health, and happiness OF woman in all closses ot
society," and which. consequently, affect more or less
directly the welfare of the entire human family Tho
mania that exists fol- precocous e,,,ca,,oro
'iase' causes the years that nature designated fer
eorporeal development to be was ed and perrcr,od
III 'he restraints ofdress, tho elrly onsnement CT
school and especially in the uube ,;thy excitement
81 the bal room. Thus. With the body h,lt cictheJ
ihd the mind unduly excited by pleasure, perysrtiup
In mi ipiphf
sleep and rest the work of destruction is halt ACCOM-
plishcd.
In Consequence OF this carly strain upon her svs.
tenn, unneces airy effort is required by the delicate
votary to retain her situation in school at aor day
thus agsravating the evil. When ono excitement is
aVer another in prospective keeps The mind MORRILL,
~ sensitive to impression, while the now constant
restraint CT fashionable Dress absolutely forbi lins
the exercise indispensable 10 the attainment and re.
tention Of organic health and strength: the
to night air; the sudden ehangeot temperature; he
complete prostraupn produced by excessive dancmg.
lust OF necessity, produce their legitimate effect Al
least an early marriage caps the climax OF misery.
ana the unfortunate one, hitherto 50 utterly regsr
lees OF the plain dictates and rcmousranees OF her
delicate, nature, becomes an unwilling subject of
medical treatment. This Is but truthful rcture O,
the experience OF thousands OF our young women.
Long tore the ability to exercise the functions OF
the eenerative organs they require an education OF
their peculiar system, com posed OF what is
called the tissue, which Is, III common with the fe-
male breast and lips, evidently under tho control of
mental emotions and associations at an early period
OF life; and as shall subsequently see, these emo
TONS when excessive, lead, long before puberty, 10
habits which sap the very life OF their victims ere
nature has selt-oomplsted their development.
For Female Weakness aud Debility, Whites or Leu.
corrhaa, Too Profase Menstruau,n, Exhaustion Too
Long Continued .riods, Tor Pr, larsus and Bearing
Down, or Prolapsus U;e., we otter tine most rsrfec
specific known
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Brighton, Cambridge md uedEord Cattle
Markets.
tspecia'Dispatch by international Llne.l

| BOSTON. Tuesday, Nov. "a.
| A. market this week :-l2o2 Cattle, 1926 Sheer
70 Figs 500 taf HOGS last week, 296o Cattle 1881
| sheep, 200 Pigs, 40 fat ogs.
PRICES. -Betves-Extra quality SI3 % a 10 rs
1rst ualitv S2 20 q SIS 90; second quality 81 IS q
Of Cows Bulls, &C. Sc 90 q o. y 100 lbs tthe total
weight Of hiles, tallow ana dressed beet.
Working oxen-Extra $3.50 q 300; ordinary S15t
200; han " s GERS 81 "a 140
Mich Extra ss5 to $40; ordinary S46 to
Is S. Y be d. Store Cows $40 g 80 p heal Year.
ear LIS s45 s65 y head or much according 10
thtir value tor beef
sheel.-ln io3s,s % to 50 COP head for slim to
ordinary, So 20 to 81 so Tor 90 d t extra.
Prices OF Hides Tallow ant Skns-BI .bton Hides
10 q Ilsc; Brighton Tallow &c; country II IS 10 a
!os.; country Tallow y q Sc p H.: Sheep skins
KIN; Calf SKINS 90 a 22c v I'd.
Shea loo al market: prices o. ~ ID. wholesale,
ket prices a DC P lib.
Poultry17 to zoe ~ lib. for test, 10 to 16c % ib for
common to medium
Ca'te from Name Of.
Droves from Name d Blvn". 10; Mr. Simpson,
=; halle G: Crowell & Hallett, 10; Wales &
Sales Of nj inc tatticgA Haiett ii 81, ~ On,
we GIT 1865 lbs. at c y lib. per cent. shrnkage
to Dana, WIGHT iss tbs, at re p ib SO per cent
ngt n at 500 " pair pair. girili 6 ieet inches
~ airs srth test inches, tor 20 Tor the lot
weigh 1850 lib at i2c y H. 20 per cent shrinkage;
4; Blynn soii OK at 2c 70 h. &c per cent shrink,
t2'; at 1ic 3S PEI cent srinkage, weight 1903 lbs
pair. eirt"7 leel, fr 500; pair, eli III fe in
ches, $3.50.
Rem r,s-lt being Tina ks living week there was
hut small supply of stock especially tr m the
North and East. We include in sr number several
OTIS OF Cattle which will not arrive until tom ,rrow
rom the We t. There is no. very active trade and
pr ces rem II ! unchanged from last quotations,
though tere may b some lew extra Cattle sold for
higher prices than was nbtame last week. We do
70, ,nt think hat III common grades command any
iighe' prices. The suppl + heep and lambs in
mark Is nall in comparison with last week sup
ply, ami the demand Is not active. here as but
law ptir, OF W rking Oxen az marker, FIR which
mere was moderate demand NJ, st Il the small
Iatte that come market at this IN of the ,er
butchers to slaughter.
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WEST INDIES.

HAVANA, Nov. "a -Iutelligence is received
from Puerto Principe AMI other portions oil
III, O.Ieaial Department, which announces
tina many If the young men who had inned
lht revoiutonisrs had retu. pcd 10 their homes
The tenn. OF the general information rrce we'd
is that the recrnitiug will -oon be finished and
that macy of the revoiuioni.ts are making
ovrrtureS 10 the government.
The first lot of new sugar WAS received in
81 ivamh tn day.
In view ol the proposition Of submission
made by the revolutionis.1 10 Balm 'zeda he
has allowed them three days OF grace befort
commencing active op, rations.
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FREAK OF FORTUNE
Eor-ArrovAL Ass1-1Ar1,.r

AuaJ ia. n ". ETA, Mliua lucltio1al
Associatlos Ii ts b,eu in session all day aud this
evening. Tl's fieI)Jl an interesting r.say
was delivered By G. -. S:"t'ol, Esq, Of Lew.
ist)n, AMI ons o. gA3srLpE, W iici was
mIrkei for lis ability, by Gpm IN H. Tucker
A NJ of B ,sto L. L us afGefao u twJ ire ttlSe
W re del v,re l. M o. with! bYO Fl: Bow
Tir, Esq, of u bSto1, one Oh History in OIL
Comm - Saho ii bg A. z. i'tona, of P0rl luj
This .vem'us an amin tted discussion W /. mad
OF our scloo sys'em, W itch was part clple
in by III my OF our teachers i'll this Stlte aud
several fru.a abroad.
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Seizure of Goods.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the following de-
IN scribed goods were seized at this tori on the
enue Laws:
Aug 6, 1865. 10 prs. Boot Fronts, Dre.s Pattern;
Ang 10, " DO Les Brau1; Sept 8. 1 pr Ban ct;
Sep 10 doz bottles A lie, doZ otiles Champagne
doz 10 ties Brandy, 10 -igar,; Sept "a. rs PR
SoeSs, skeins Warn; Sept %. bottles Gin; oct 2,
t,ine hotties Br5hjy; oct Is, 81 bottles Brandy.
bottles Wine, 0 bottle; Liquor, skins liquor, II
Trunk Locks, pickages, (ibout 80 81 Nutine2s,
bundle Velvet; yet 81 yis Wooden Goth.
Any person or persons claiming the same are re-.
quested to appear and make such claim within We n
ty DAYS from the tate hereof. Otherwise The SAID
goods win be disposed Of In aecordante with fe xcIs
Of Congress in -uc case made and provided,
ISRAEL. WAsHBURN, JR,
e Hector.
aPortaHd, NOV. I, ls6s. no9l1awSw
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed Executor of the Will t
URlEL "IDEOUT, late OF cape Elizabeth.
In the county Cumberland, deceased, anu has ia.
ken upon hins II that by giving bonds as the
NV directs. All persons having demands n, on
the estate OF said Diseased, required to exhibit
the same and all pels ms indebted to SSH estate afs
called upon to make ayment TO
DORANCE DAY, Executor, of LYMAN.
Cape Elizabeth, Nov. tth, 1865. neil-1awswe
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TENN EsxEE.
TIE orBzRxAroRrAL DIFFICULTY

TALLAuAssE :, N w. q. "A meeting o.
the Sup em- Cunrt this ~ lfniu there was a
tnll b,Lch. L'et4'nla5-I I'VE nor Gle ,son, by
his copn e., asked 10 further no To sir W
why u Wit of gu oArll ~ sh)l not be is.
saed. Tim, u IGh II A. NJ. TOMORROW was
granted, and the court adi Durued. II il intl-
mle tn 1t the lvisJry opnio fro II the jus.
1ices IT the lpf--m C,utr, req ,Sted by Gov.
Iced, is ready and will he rend red SOON.
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wv Wv u - - ~
royNcc or A Gc1NFIDESCE MAN -

DoINGS OF OJNFI MAN.
HARTFORD. Nov. 2i. A conf ence man.
giving the MN OF A Stanley, oep1sted al.
tered c,rtifi d chpcs for $500 on the Hartford
Trust Company, Monday. aud secured $4,000 in
ct.h on il. His real uamR j. Mcdonald, ant
has operat, d successfully in New York, P"r
1Inl, Ne. Wore .sta~, and other places. II
got away ba tore the frau | W Is discovered.
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SOUTH "a HOLsS q.

MEETING OF The LEGISLATURE
C)LUMsrA, NV. 24--The South Carolina
L.! stature met To-day. The House organized
Goveranr anil .ceiva any communication he
had to make. The Senate met, but there be-
ing no quorum adjourned
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mAsSAut,CseTTs.
TO JOHN Z. corc

WORCESTER Wv. 81. The % h anniversary
# lie mar age OF John u Cough was cele.
hrtrd this evening at his residence in this C ".
TIE Attendance was large, and iDclu!,d maliy
dirt neu,shtd tutets hem ab oad There was
valued At over $4,000, lror. Norhern and Wet.
ern Cries. The analr was happily conducted
aud brilliant and sn"cessfnl
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co2oyEr's VERDICT IN THE HILL MURDER.
PHILADELPHIA Nov. "a The coroner's jury
iv the case of tbs murder OF Mrs Hill rendered.
n ,xsrelict that deceased came TO her death at
the hands of Gorge Twtcnell and his wife,
Camilla, They were committed for trial
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FEMALES, owing to the peculiar and ilnportan,
feiaooS which they sustain. their peculiar organic,
uon' and the Offices thcy perform, arc suite t "a
many SUI rings Freedom from these contribute in
h' sni' uesree t. their happines and welfare. for
hoio can DC happy who are ILL., Not only SO. but no
one o. 'nsse various female complaints N long be
Suhereu 10 run on without iusoleing the general
eeAi'h u me individual and are long producing per
l" insn' s"ki'ess and premature decline Nor ia n
eeasa' 10 consult physician for the relief OF these
various uea ate Affections, and only upon the most
urgent necessity will true woman 80 far sacr,aeo
ner greatest Charm to do this. The sex ui then
Thank Us 'os piacn3 in their hands simple sne,ifcs
"h Gu WI oe bund eR"acious IN relieving and cur.
ing almost every one OF those troublesome coros,ts
peculiar to the sex.