Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-10-20
]. ABBOTT.
AGUE IN THE BREAST.

AGUE IN THE BREAST.
10 Married Ladie8.--A lady who has
often experienced the assuaging effects
oil the following salve, and has FREQUENT
~ contributed TO the relief of her suffer
ing neighbors by lis application, wishes
10 extend the benefits oil II as far, if pos.
sible, as the asonies of swelled or pa.
thered breast may be felt; and for that
purpose requests Us to insert the recipe
in the Spectator. We take pleasure IN
giving our AID TO the accomplishment OF
her benevolent purpose; and add our
testimony (from experience in one of
our own familics) to the great value OF
the composition. We have repeatedly
known it to cure, and 10 prevent, the dis .
tressing complaint-and ncvcr knew il
10 fail.
II Plaister for Broken Breast.
Take hall pound of mutton ,allow,
TOUR ounces of bees. wax, and rosin suf
tlcient, so as not to make it too hard ;
melt them together; add gill of,good
spirits; let il simmer over gentle fire
until the spirits are evaporated. Spread
it on soft leather (or strong linen) so as
to cover the breast, with a hole for the
nipple.
| GEORGIA AND THE INDIANS.
! Governor Troup has actually ordered
the surveyors 10 enter the Greek Terri
tory for the purpose of surveying the
lands and taking possession OF them on
the first of September Friday weekly
cording to the stpulations oil the old
Trea'y-the one abrogated, or suppressed.
ed by the new Treaty made at Wash.
ingtpn last winter. We were incredu.
lous as to this fact, when we saw ii an
nounced some time since; but the Mil
ledgevllle papers contain a notice from
the Surveyor General which cunhrns
it. II now remains for the General Co
vernm eDt 10 show whether it has the
power to make Treaty and to compel
obedience to its provisions from the state
authorities; if it possesses this power,
the new Treaty must BE- enforced, and
every person, Governor Troup, survey
ors and all, who enter upon the Greek
Territory in contravention of its Prov.
sions, must be proceeded against ac-
cording to the laws of the land--whch
subject such delinquents TO fine and i'm
prisonment; if it does not possess the
Treaty making power. it is high time the
tact was made known--in that case
Governor Troup may proceed, and sur.
vey and take possession of the lands.--
The Georgia Patriot, noticing The order
to the Surveyors, says, I" The Rubicon is
passed :. Bait. Patriot.
Extract Of letter from a gentleman
in one oFthe gvesteyn counties of Penn.
sylvania.
Z" As to politics-there is a great re.
volutlon in favor OF Mr.. Adams and Mr..
Clay. The ohhosif,on last winter has
secured the election OF Mr.. A. for the
next term, at least Sc far as regards this
section of country. The firmness and
wisdom displayed by him in bis messages
to the Senate have exalted him so much
that some Of the veriest cavilling fac
,ionists here succumb TO the mastery of
his great mind. All that can say is,
that | trust we may always have such
head to govern US, and such measures
10 guide u.s."
From the Washington Journal.
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC CA.
NAL.
Several contradictory statements have
appeared in the public papers relating
to the Contract which has been recently
formed with the Government OF Central
America by Company of Citizens Of
the United States, tor uniting the Allan
tic and Psc tic Oceans, by means of a