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The Morning herald., 1878-12-11
MEETING OF THE POTTER COM,
MITTEE.

The Potter Committee held a meeting
to-day, at which it was determined that 8
subcommittee should be sent to Louisiana
- continue the investigation there in case
further grant Of money is made by Con-
gress for the use of the committee. Chair
n,an Potter is to be one of the proposed
subcommittee, and is to select second
Democratic member before next Thursday,
Until which time the committee adjourned,
and when the Republicans will n sme one
If their number to complete the sub COM
mittee. Nothing was said to-day by any
member in regard to cipher kilograms"
The only other business transacted was the
appointment Of Representatives Springer
and Hiscock to open and report on some
formal documents obtained from Florida,
which bear upon questions of the validity
Of the commissions of several Justices Of
the Peace. etc, who certified the correct
ness of certain election returns.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-11
RECALLING A FATAL PRIZE FIGHT

THE RELEAsE OF SOME WHO WERE PRESENT
WHEN WELDON WAS KILLED. ftt'
About two years ago, in prize fight in
Salem County, New Jersey, one of the prin
cipals, Weldon. 1t will be remembered, was
killed. Most of the participants or pre-
fessional spectators were arrested, tried
and convicted. One of them died In the
New Jersey State Prison. Among those
who were convicted and sentenced were
Sam. Colyer, the trainer of Billy Edwards
before his fight with Arthur Chambers, and
"English Dick, who had come over from
England to participate in the fight in whi, b
Weldon was killed.
The terms of imprisonment which "Eng'
lish Dick" and nearly dozen others were
sentenced to serve expired on Monday.
Collyer was pardoned by the Court of Par
dons. Colyer and "English Dick" took the
noon train for New York. The latter was
seen late that night In q well>known Hous>
ton street sporting house, New York
Colyer, accompanied by his brother-in- law
who went to Trenton to meet him, Joined
his wife In Brooklyn. ~
"English Dick" In answer to question
said that he "never understood nor hen
joyed Hamerica huntil han hour ago."
Colyer says that the first thing he expects
to enjoy, after meeting his family ant
friends, will be the benefit which TONY
Pastor, the other day, kindly offered.
The fight took place near Pennsville
opposite New Castle.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-11
THE TREAsURER's ACCOUNTANT

The City Council last evening elected
Mr.. Cornelius Stinson to the vacancy in the
Treasurers office cau'ed by the expiration
of the term Of Mr.. John M. Taylor.
Should Mr.. Stinson be admitted to the
Office. of which there is some doubt, we
suppose that he will make good officer
and he has our best wishes Mr.. Taylor,
whose term expires carries with him, the
kindly feelings of all who have had any
dealings with him, his thourough business
qualification and his gentlemanly depor.
ment have made him popular with all
who have come in contract with him. His
character has been unimpeached and hi'
r ,putation has been one of which he may
Ieel proud. Mr.. Taylor has our best
wishes for his success. taNE
The Morning herald., 1878-12-11
SERIOUS MINING ACCIDENT.

WILK EsBARRE, Pa, Dec. 1O.-Yester-
day evening at Plymouth, while mine rails
were being lowered into the Delaware and
Hudson Mine, one of them became de-
tached and fell to the bottom of the shaft
tearing one of Edward Persons legs, and
seriously injuring John Martin and two
boys. Pierson died last night. William
Hamells was instantly killed any descend
ing cage in N, ttingham Celiery, neal
Plymouth, yesterday afternoon.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-11
MEERCHAUM HOLIDAY GOODS.

NJ. 8. W. Schultz, No. 8 East Fourth
street desires to inform the readers of the
HERALD of his new stock of Meerchaum
goods, which he has just received. He has
great variety of meerchaum pipes, cigar
tubes and cigarette tubes, made of the
finest material, and which he is selling,
and will continue to sell, at low prices.
The quality is fine and the articles are
specially adapted for the holidays, and will
make appropriate Christmas presents.
Don't forget, Schuitz's is the place.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-11
RAILROAD ENTERPRISE.

The Wilmington and Northern Rail-
road Co.. haye in contemplation the con-
struction of branch railroad from their
main line to West Chester, connecting in
the Northbrook or Coatesville on the
north and in the vicinity of Chadd's Ford
on the south. There is no doubt that such
any enterprise would will pay the COM
Dany
The Morning herald., 1878-12-11
TELEGRAM.
LATEST NEWS.
BURNSIDE COMMITTEE REPORT,


BURNSIDE COMMITTEE REPORT.
WAsHlNeToN, Dec. 10.
Great anxiety exists in army circles as to
the forthcoming report Of the Burnside
committee on the reorganization of the
military service. For some time there have
been no important orders issued from the
War Department, and the present iDdica>
tions are that there win be very little activ-
ity for some time In this direction, az there
IL no little uncertainty as to the future
movements Of army officials.
HOUSE DorNGs.
The House is in Committee Of the Whole
on the Consular and Diplomatic Appropri-
alton bill. The salary of Ministers to Eng
lard, France, Germany, and Russia, which
was reported in the bill ct SIS, 900, was, on
melton of Mr.. Hale, Of Maine, and by q
vote Of 9S to 81, put back at It's present
q, ure, e17, 500.
An amendment to increase the salary Of
th, Ministers to Spain. Austria, Italy,
Brazil, Mexico, Japan and China from $l0,-
600 to $4,000 was defeated. SO was an
amendment to insert provision for Ministers
to Belgium and the Netherlands.
LATER.
THE DIPLOMATIC APPROPRIATION BILL
PASSED THE HOUSE.
The House has passed the Diplomatic
Appropriation bill, after striking out the
amendment agreed t0in committee, increas.
In the salaries of the Ministers to Great
Britain, France, Germany and Russia.
BILLS INTRODUCED IN THE SENATE.
A large number of bills were Introduced
and referred during the morning hour
smong them the following -
~ By Mr.. Herman, of New York, to author
L. theissue of certain duplicated registered
bouds to the Manhattan Savings Institu
tion. Referred to the Committee on II
nance.
BY Mr.. Lamar, of Mississippi, (by re.
quest to provide for the education Of tn
blind Referred to the Committee on Edu
cation. ~ ,.......
Also (by request), to establish Depart
msnt OF Public Health. Referred to th
select committee appointed to inquire as +
epidemic diseases. ..
Mr.. Booth, of California 10y request) +
Jurisdiction over certain Alabama claims
Referred to the Committee on the Judi
ciary.
Mr.. Allison, of Iowa, from the selec
committee appointed last session to inquir
into certain charges against Hon. Stanle
Matthews, Senator from Ohio, submitte
resolution requesting the House of Rep
resentatives to transmit to the Senate
c.fpy of the testimony of one James 4. Al
deTson relating to Hon. Stanley Matthews
Senator from the State of Ohio, under
stood to have been taken before one of th
committees of the House OF Representative
Agreed to.
At the expiration of the morning hou
tho Senate resum med the consideration {
the hill to amend sundry provisions OF cha
ter I, title 8 of the Revised Statutes of ii
United States, relating to Presidential elet
tions, and to provide for and regulate tt
counting of the votes for President ar
Vice President, and the decision of que
tiols arising thereon.
Mr.. Morgan, Of Alabama, spoke in fav'
of the bill.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-11

The best paper to adyer tise in is the
MORNING HERALD Everybody.
Joe Thompson the blacksmith lecturer
lectured In Chestertown last night.
At the annual communication of the
Grand Lodge of Maryland, A. T. q A. M
held In Baltimore recently Col. G.. A. Han
son of Chestertown was appointed Grand
Inspector for Kent county for the ensuing
year.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-11
WHAT THE STORM REVEALED.

During the late October storm In por-
tion Of the river hank near what is known
as the "Calamus Pond" about q half mile
above the Potter's Field, New Castle, Mr..
E.cles, while passing along there recently,
found an exposed grave. After digging
into It, he found the skeleton of an Indian.
Among the bones was flint arrowhead
and the antlers of a stag. Mr. Eccles has
the relic In his possession. 4!
The Morning herald., 1878-12-11
Sutterley keeps the best artists.

WEBB, 304 Market street, has just re,
'sived large, handsome and stylish stock
Of furs, suitable for ladies' and children'a
wear, and is selling them as prices lower
than evor known before 10 this city. He
danes competition In Philadelphia or else
where, either In quality of goods or lowness
of price. His stock OF hats, caps, ETC., is
extensive and superb. tf.jan.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-11
BEFORE THE YOls.

Business at the police station was ex-
ceedingly dull yesterday. The only case
was that of William Russell charged with
behs sving disorly at The Brandywine M.
E. Church. He was required to pay the
cost of the case.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-11

Sutterley takes four good pictures for so
cents. il- =
Children's pictures speciality at Suffer-
ley's, 302 Market street, above 3rd. ..'i
Get one of Sutterley's 10 K 10 inch pic
lures for 80, for 8 Christmas present. :
Take your old pictures to Sutterley, 800
Market street, above Third, and have them
copied. He does them cheap. a.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-11
WHERE HAS HE BEEN?

A West Chester paper says some mar
velous miniature gentleman known as Ma,
jor Tot, is doing Wilmington. and receiv-
lug full houses.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-11
PROFESSIONAL.
TOHN O'BYkNE.
Attorney and ConsellOr at Law
B14 Walnut Street,
PHILADELPHIA

Utizense1 Delaware having law business
IN Philadelphia, or the adjoining counties
and properly attended to, by communities
ting with him lam
The Morning herald., 1878-12-11
U. y. COURT.

The United States Court met yesterday
morning. There being no business to be
transacted the Court adjourned until Friday
morning next.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-11

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all humors, from the worst scrofaia to common Gd
Botch, Pimple, or Eruption Mercnria! Gse
and vigorous health and sound SSnsta6oa sEa esa seay
or Rough Skin, in short all diseases caused ny on oaI
blood are conquered by this powerful, purhyls auA
EspecialIy has it manifested its potency II SSg Sg
letter, Rose Rash, EOils, Carbunelcs 80 ny
scrofuious Sores and Swellnes, White sw~ }"
GOtre or Thick Neck, and Enlarged GLANDS LAW
II you feel dull, drowsy, debilitated, nave saiV% %
coer Of skin, or yellowih-brown spots on face or q
body, frequent Headache or dizziness bad taSte n IL
mouth, internal heat or chs alernaed aaur witn hS
ushes low spirits and gloomy TreEG rom
Torpid Liver, or Biliousness In many cases sTs o.
'Lver Complaint" only part Of these symptoms r I
experienced AS remedy for all sucn cases aSns ~ a;
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery has no equal a.
1t effects perfect and radical cures. ,d ,ba
early stages of Consumption 1t has astonlseu s
medical faculty, and eminent physicians T pIonWSHs nWs
it cures the severest Coughs strengthens
and purifes the blood. Sold by druggists;
r. V. PIERCE, NJ. D., Prop'r, Worlds DlSpen''''
and Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. \.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-11

ehave a large invoice of SELECT PAT
TERMS, and will extend the discount. To
them, Now is is your time for a CUSTOM
SUIT. Fit, style and Workmanship guar
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-02

had he sheriff p.ll the iruesrel
lpf me state, pui hnt u siigl,
ws hraHtrfl ur was presrnt
] me lr 800 ANS Insisted un u dlHln
H'i % 900 ihn rasF ARl, upnu lhr cog
Hf'llnh NJ illHir nnuusrl, % rlsA fuulliy
was entered iHra nIuulr u-s1uli aud
mallory hriup, us a. bought iht hrsl
lnhl rHuld iH dome uuutr fhr riuum
STANCES snmr lime ail q fhr case hal
been thus disposed ~ iva NJ tue state
WllntfseHl g. 4, Aah h.ing nur pu'
ln nn appearance, Hui we've pIamur-
oisli calling fpr AMI fmuuiiug their
WfAfss pes lpf Then prTe1ifd attend.
aurb Ha Nl'ufss flf lnr auIr in "a Il
eNll'e THIS sumr man, Ansh, IL the
llrsl one % sign the article headed, "A
Judicial Fsrre,h
I would further state that fr1m the
beet Information | oulld obtain nom
0lhtf sources lall the state witnesses
bring hhsent, ~ before sIAredl, Il was
extremely doubtful whiHh perry was
the nggressnr la ihs Il liiulty, The
assault anu battery was mAie by stfik-
my me Injured party on the head win
u pistol not single shot was hred,
and such u.s. oia pistol does not sou.
slltlle u pr SEA deadly weapon, aud
the pllfllse charged an aggravated M
Haull and battery, | believe then, aud
~ believe now, That had the
case gone regularly ~ trial, the
Jury would have convicted the
the detrndnntH Of a simple assault and
blitep, the very ollinse Of winch
they plead guilty,
The fines and costs ln al the eases
growing on, Of the am Wty amount
TO about three hundred dpllnra, whlcr
IN the 'panioly" times Is severe
Punishment
Judge WrHt had no connection Ill
rrGlly Or Indirectly with any agree
mrnt that wHH made between defen'
,lHnts counsel end my-ell md neither
II he know Huy uf the fActH In the
oFe, The county attorney, Mr. Al
drcdgr, was ENGAGED no Tho time In the
trial Of the Oh murder cnse, In the
district court, AMI knew nothing
about the deposition made Of the case.
! alone nm responsible for what was
done, aud whatever cepsure the dis
cililrns 81 the 0ld8aid pre-
rInct Ut "DuOk crotkp have 10 bestow,
let them witt n upon me,
regret, Mr., Editor, 10 trouble you
with communication Of this length,
hat "the corners N III, the suvrins "
lpn and u decent respect for those
whose names appear IN print for the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-02
PROCLAMATION.

In obedience 70 the following resolution
passed by the Uity Council, viz;
Whetens, II is believed that the city con
be benefited and beRutiied by concert OF
action In the matter OF bulldog sidewalks
and planting treea at the intersection Ell
sidewalks and streets, and that said concert
of action may DO effected by the Mayor a..
suing bis proclamation requesting ali prop
eoty-0Wners TO 10 inpToVe their property,
therefore, be it
Resolved, by the City Council that the
Mayor be and he Is hereby instructed to is
sue his proclamation calling on all real es-
thte owners ~ Improve their property, as
suggested In the foregoing preamble, de-
scrloing the kind Of Sidewalks and the kind
OF tees best to be plant I'd.
Therefore, 1, W. l.. Csbell, Mayor Of the
city OF Dalins, do hereby request all real en-.
tate owners In the city OF Dallas TO i'm prove
their property by making good gravel side
walks In mont OF their property, and 10 plant
shade trees, Guch as Naples, Elm. China,
Box Elder and eycamore trees, along The
outer edge of sa'd sidewalks, and thereby
benefit their property, and also add 70 the
health and comfort as we'll as the beauty OF
the city.
IN witness whereof have hereunio set
my hand and ufiixed the seal of the city OF
Dallas, this 23d day OF January, ls7s.
Attest: W. r. flARFII
j. ID. HEREFORD, Mayor.
necreIay. jan24dlof, :
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People suffer great deal Of pain un eces'
sarlly. Among turtures that need not be en-
dured are those inflicted by the rheuma' Ism
and rout, since the acri element in the
bloo1 which produces them by contact with
the sensitive covering of the muscles ana
Joints mny be eliminated by the use OF that
m0tchlesS depureut, Hostetters 0Ioinacn
Bitters, be ore the mtiammatOry symptoms
are developed to any great extent. When IL
is considerei what excruciat ng fortunes
rheumatism lnficts, aud what tendency
IL has, when fully developed, TO attack the
heart, the ACCESSIBILITY of an early use OF
such reliable antldOte becomes At once mp,
parent, The rheumatic virus IL eXpelieI
from the blood by the increased action OF
the k,dueys--which act ~ strGtners-prO
duced by The Bitters, an the sufferer Will
find, If he uses this supreme defensive agent,
that he will he protected against rctdrn OF
the agonizirg complaint. Dyspepsia ieVer
and nzue, liver and bowel complaints and
other maladies, are also cured by TINS adml'
rable remedy. uhllmal0Wlt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-02

We nru authorized anl requested % au-
auuuct e, N EpMONnruN 40 d candidate
hT tiy AHhutur ma Collector Ht tho enhu'
Ing election, Aprl - lf'h,
No Hte authorized AMI ir1uNHt.d % an
uOuuur Mlt Cd hliht n 40 IL candidate iur
Cly AusrtHli ana Collector 40 tuo enhulnB
election, Alrll =, ms,
We are authorized Hud requested IN an
uOuuGn FEE u, btAAN H u candidate lur
Clly Assessor Rud Collector ~ the euhulng
ur0iion, Apll2, US
We arc authorized and requested IA nn-
uOuucu Ms, THOMAS a, FllAHEr, nH ~
candidate for tno nlita OF clly AaheAsur ANA
Collector Election Aprll =, N,
Nu use M hurlEpi und requested % an
nOuuce MIR. i, n, OGDEN IN a candidate FOR
reelection TO tho once OF Ciiy Assessor nud
Collector
We are authorized and requested 10 An-
nouuCe the name ofJuLluSu lOdtb M ~
candidate for CltJ Assessor and Collector
We ARE authorized and requested 20 an
nounce hT, JOHN 4, GANo ~ q caudldat"
Tor Cuy Assessor ana Collector Election
April "a, 1875,
We are authorized ana requested 10 an
nounco the name Of q. A, Gill asa candl-
date for the once o. CITY Assessor ana COl'
leotnT. Election April 2, 1875,
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a card.
DALLAs, March /, Is

DALLAs, March |, 1873
no tho Editor Of Tho nCrald
Justice To myself aud to those who
hUnored me- with their support IN tue
election which resulted III NY eieva
ton ~ the position VI county Judge, re-
QnIre that | should viuuloate my oili-
Olal conduct from The attack cOhlAlnen
ina iIuGllOus communication published
Ia Thursdays Commercial 10 do
this, | tIust that an uuvarnlsbed state
ment oil the facts VIII sulilct. On TIE
FIRST day OF the term the case Ia ques
ton vas called IN lts due Order,
Vnere was NO COut'lu IRE II
the case, but IL was Simply ret iJt AN
other day OF the same term, Wh,i
that day arrived the case was Agair
called IN It's due order, and ga Tho pm,
of the state u llea oi guilty OF smpl,
assault was accepted by IN" state
and the case was 30 dispose
oi Ia my humule conceptions
OF my duties Az "a JUDGE, 1t Is highg
improper for NE g. know anything 90
ths facts OF any Olse, except as ave
pea upon the tuai, The impartial
ami iatrutiou o. justice demands thUt
the juuge shall be removed ua tar ar
pos-iule from any prejudice IN favor
If oiiEcr party. AS cuLnty Judge am
the rep sentative of neither parry
ihe criticism which Is passed upon
my cObuutG in the article referred "a
assumes that was familiar with The
facts Of the case winch | was called
upon to try, aad that 10y allowing the
COUNSEL for tue respective ptrtle1 |,
conduct their respective slde', l Dc
parted from my uujy AZ the ar"l'ei
b tween them Whatever criticism
may be passed upon my learning ehc
ABILITY rs jadge, il 40 greater :, liec'
ton can he casJ upon my integrity
than my conduct IN The case referred 10
iustjiies, | shall not have soued the ju
dicial ermiue. Ii | had refused 70 aliOA
the case to be disposed of IN accord
ance with the wish OF both parties,
such arbitrary conduct could have
been excused only upon the grounds
that | had violated my duty, aud be
come familiar with the facts Of the
case. This had not done, and the
neglect to 10 it is the foundation Tor
the scurrilOus article in the CONNER
cihl. A gentleman can only treat
with silence the low slang and bill.
ling gate contained in the article.
Vecy respectfully, II. NJ WEST.
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DALLAs, March |, 1878.

DALLAS, March !, 1878.
To the Editor of The Herald.
in ais yer to the "hOWP from "Duck
cruek,p within appeared ia the Com
msrcial of February %, | nave to say:
While the article was evidently writ
ten by IA 'chronic grumbier," and in-
eyired by malicious hatred toward
Judge West aud myself, still tecog-
nile the aliena6le right OF the Ameri..
can citizen to "grow" at all times ana
under every possible phase OF encum"
stance And, Ia order to yindi'
cate both Judge West and my
self in the estimation OF those
whose good OPINION value
highly, beg the use OF your columns
to say that the article IN question,
from beginning to end, hris,les with
rure, uumittigated aud unblushing
ialsehoods. While | have not the
pleas ure Of an acquaintance with all
the gentlemen WhOse names appear TO
said communication, yet | am charita.
BILE enough to believe that many, II
not most of them, sgued the sam
without being acquainted with the
facts of the case. 10 all such, this ar
lltle IL not lutHlilth W apply Ah'"
full well that it il cloves labor lost" to
attempt to argue against the invinci'
ble stupidity OF crOss-road oracles, yet,
plain and correct statement OF the
facts in the case will put the charge
made against Judge West and myself
to rout
Henry and William Collins, Sam
Pipe and Bruce Brazil, were indicted
for an aggravated assault and battery
committed upon the person OF one
Mays, aud upon no one else Ihe M
dictment was filed In court January y,
1918 The parties were all arrest d,
except Brazil, and gave bond. When
the case was reached a. the February
term, the defendants were present and
not single witness for the state was
in court, although G. IT, Nash, Mays,
Burton and George Garrison we're duiy
sub Cenied tor the state, (the other WI =
nes-es Included in the su1pGua were
returned not found by the sheriff. the
name of every witness handed In To
the grand jury were subpoenied, ex
cepi those not found.
On said day the case was set for
trial, February 20, which is the usual
practice in our courts. When that day
came the case was called for trial,
after other cases set for the same day
had been called. The defendants and
their counsel were present in court. L
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COZ Main ST., Dallas. Texas.
FOR SALE.

The well known Clifton mills, located on
the BOsque river, at Clifton, Bosgue cou oty,
Texas, thiTty-tgo miles west OF Waco, In one
of the richest and most desirable sections of
the state. and where wheat is produced In
large quantities.
These mills arc located on and run by one
OF the fluest water powers in the state.
The building and dam are built OF the best
Limestone rock. on solid rock foundation,
Oh both bottom and sides.
The mill house IL Ilx0j feet square, two and
half stories high, and contains two sets OF
wheat and one set OF corn rocks, all In fine
order.
Tho location IL high and healthy, with
good schools and good society.
This desirable property will be sold for
dlvisionl on the most advantageous terms
both as 10 price and time.
WIN. A. FORT, Agent,
declid6 vam Waco, texas.
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Astonishing Success.

1t is the duty ofevery person who has usel
Bcschee's German syrup TO lei us wonderful
qualities be known to their friends in curing
Consumption, severe Coughs, Group, asth,
ma. Pneumonia, and in fact ali throat ana
lung diseases. No person can use IL without
imfued late relief Three do-es VIII reli we
any case, and We consider IL the du y Ola
druggists to recommend 1t to the poor ~ IN.
consu mptlve, at least 10 try one bottle, as
40 GOO dozen bottles were sold last year, ana
no one case where t. fail d was reported
such n medicine as the Germ an syrup can
not be too widely known, ASK your drug
ist about Il sample bottles 10 try, sold, Il
10 co - Regular size, 20 cents. For sale6y
ali drugpIst-s feb28dltw 80
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A Homeless Home.

A family circle bereft off wife and mother
soon becomes CheeTless-homeless. Ihc
husband sobs and means the live-long night
while the daughter weeps IN Hence Snt
Suffered for months with Mysteries, head
ache, uterine irregularities, leucnrrhoe
palms and aches, palpitatlon, etc, unit. hel
whole frame became affected, and finally
mental and physical nrosirnhon supeivSGed
and death relieved her Of all her troubles
Ifshe al only use English Female Buffers
all the above complaints would have been
cured, and she restored TO the open al ms ana
affections OF her family. a whn are thus
tiiicted are cordially invited 10 cal upon
Conner n Walker Dalles, and gain particu-
lara febl0tilmch6w2t