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peTfy, 'Hai nrm'ff Il lie fegt-letur.
should presume her innocent and him guilty
aud vole iar The petition uoi a al act Of jus
lire ia him, bui OF favor 10 bef Mrs. Re-
bar1s asked no divorce, aud her husband did
and showed cause for IT, set he divorce is
"a .ntrd not for bis but her benefit Gen.
breckenridge then. voted for the divorce, he
cause he thought Mrs Rohard the sccusedpar.
" innocent, and not because he thought her
tmfy
But the wonder does moi stop here. Anna
jOritv OF the Legislature voted Tor the provis
ionsl divorce, aud Jgry in Kentucky found
The flcts steted by kobards 70 be- true Are
We 20 presume That M jority OF the Legisla-
inre granted the prayer OF the petition moi
because they Thought the petition true, and
Mrs. Robards guilty, but because they thought
the petition false ia IL statements, aud Mrs
Robard. Innocent Are we 10 presume that
tie Jury toe, mere moved 10 their verdict
not by Rohards' wrongs, but by NJ. Richards
innocence When before, did Legislature
grant petition because il was false IN lis
statements, not because il WAS trne When
before did Jury give verdict Tor plaintiff,
not because his complaint was true, but be.
eHnse Il was false and unfounded Yet these
are the lndlCrous conclusions 10 which Ger.
Beckenridge's statements inevitable con
eust
HE General has been betrayed by his gal
lantrp and good feelings, 10 make statement
Of adlstanl Transaction, which cannot be es-
tened accurate. II is MOI wonderful that Al
a distance ofnearly forty ycars, he should
have forgotten the circumstances attending
:" trivial and frequent thing MS Legislative
divorce. The imperfect recoleetious retain
Ell, have probably been recalled aud ~cnsitly
shaped, by his desire 10 keep the parties ont
oi scrape. Should these remarks meet his
eyes we think that he will concur with rs
HAT rs Hohards peiiioned for HE divorce,
aud showed cause why it should be granted,
aud as Mrs made no defence before the
Legislature that he (Gen. b must have vo
ted tor The petition, NJ. MS an acl OF favor 10
Mrs Robnrds, but of legislative lasliceto her
hashaud.--The party aggrIeved, is ever The
purity who petitions for the div Gree, and il
Tie General did not vote for Robard'3 pnti-
ion because he thought him entitled to a III.
yoree, he will find himself driven 10 The
strange and unheard of admission, that he
voted FOR il because he thought him 1.2t snti-
lied 10 IT,
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From He Rithmend Ia q.


Among the other persons 10 whose evidence
HE Nashville Committee have te-oucd iu th-i
deicurc of Mrs Jackson, y Geu. iaurs Bee en-
udce ut th,s Smt,---a gentleman thHn " bomnvue
Is morc rrspc,tahlc ana ,HicNtg,uj, aud ini whom
wc have die mual uairlsutd respect It's DIS
elevation allow ,n- iel.u 81 Rich ha5 caused Us 10
II, al his testimony VII such adtruHtIon and as
Ionishmrnr. aud Ne shoald tr compelled to feel
icss reverence tar his understanding than we
know ii 10 desc e., were there not f. sunni. aud
obvious mode OF accounting foC thr singulatity
OF his deduct Tons. II is PLAIN to US that his good
nature has led hnn to speak OF the en- Cumstances
connected with Robartss divorce from Mrs
Jackson more as his btnevoenee Han his iule
mont prompted What does lie say
He saws that he was a member of the Gene
raj Assembly, wien the law concerning Robards'
marriage was enacted. That Robards was le-
presented as q man o vile habits and harsh trul-
per, and his wife lovely and blamole,s IN her de
pertinent; and So cruellv treated by her husband
10 make a separation necessary 10 her happi-
ness II 5usunCer statement Of facts like these
tLat voted for a iudicia enquiry on the sub
icct, which always understood ctcunated in a
divorce. II Mir. Rohards alleged inconiinencg
in his wife ground Of divorce, and raaA.r
think hr did, am gTry sure tdsI thought her
innocent, aud that my vote was intended TO libe-
rate her as the injured party -
Nov, what are the facts Z Richards peftioned
for divorce ca tie ground ofAis uifc's mconti-
nency with Peyton Shoit. The Legislature grap-
ted thc petition Professionally --tbat is if a jury
OF his County could hnd the facts stated by
him 10 be true Tie jur, did find the facts aud
the Court Of Mercer Pronounced the parties di-
yorced.
Rnbards WIS the party who asked for she Ci-
vorcc and The friends Of Airs. Jackson now com
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hNLisoS PATTERSON, Secretary.
The undersigned has not sisued or acted
81 this subject tor the obvious reason that EIe
testimony Las been given aud used.
JOHN MNAIRY.
have not signed It for the sanr reason
JOHN OVERIBN.
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II. [. FOSTER,
Chairman pro ten.
@ W. CNMrBELL,
ROBT. WHITE,
J WHARTON.
=. n. CLAIBORNE,
WILL NtlIIE,
30. PHILIPS,
d MEL GRAHAM,
WILL. L. BROWN,
ALLEGED BALCii,
EDB AkD WARD,
Hh. l. LEWIS,
IIIlX ROBtRI son
JNO. SHELBY,
JOSIAH NiCOL,
~ IAIIIA,
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Richmond, JYne 2.--Fedsral Court - =.
case OF, the Bank oftne United States agni
julius B. cambridge, the former Cashier s ~,
his Securities, remains undecided. lis own ,~
portance,. and the abilities of the Counch ="
pioyed on both sides, had excited great '.,1
est IN this City aud drawn large AUDIENCE e's a.
day (and among them several ladies' TO ~ ~,
the pleadines. On Tuesday, Mr. WIZ c'os r,
his argument in behalfof the Bank. BE sP0,'
from seven 10 eight hours in alf-and u
style Of speaking be not so animated ana
orical as it was in days of Z" Aud Lang -.
il combines more srsdgsp, nth equal s'''
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Gems mptions, Coughs, &c.

Buffers Isgefabh Indian Specific,
9nAott the cure Il Colds Coughs, Gansumpt
e ons, Nput,hg 81 Blood, Asthma. aud all dis
orders ofihc Breast and Lungs.
The Vegetable Indian Specific has stood the
tesl ofeNprronoe, aud proved hselfthe mosl w
nsble tcmrdy ever discovered tot the cure OF
Asthma, aud all Inc diseases of the breast aud
lanes leading 10 consumption The following
certificate just received FROM highly respect, q
gentleman, will show It's VALUE.
Samuel Moore. Ito hereby crriiiy. that or
upaaI lis OF q Near. wa severely afflicted With q
~ IN NY breast accompanied with very bad
eoorh aud ,holtness Of breath nnd eseis indica
tin On the opinion Of Physician of approach
M consumption. Amer passing t4rough n
course at medicine nnd dnding no relief / was
induced to make nal OF Buffers Vegetable Ind
an sp, rihc and IN u.s. 81 one and haf boulc
completely restored me Ia health AID | have &c
manned Sc ever aince heiuF upwards Of year.
The celebrated Dr. Cullen has Taught ~ hoy
"our first attention should DE employed Ia watch
ing the approach of The disease aud preventing
is proceeding 10 IN nturnblc state nnd in per-
sons Of con,uuptne hhb,t especially those bonn
Of Seusumpt've parents, the slightest symptom
81 At approaching consumption nj tilr ennsump-
tHe period ollie ought carefully 10 be attended
~ =
The Specific Is obtained hy extraction from
hefis. roots lloHeis. phuts, sc. when IN pcrlrc.
non. la con equrnce ui a hsprs combln ttinu
Of the most valuable herbs. Sc II becomes a bel.
sam Of supeI inr value lthrals thtmmrdparts.
opcns The pores aud cmnpos,s lie disturbed
nerves, nitc, the mnnnrr ofuu anod }He cnube-
qnrHhy the obstruction III the chestuud The lnT =
Witch smstiiute lie disease particularly need ~
nsr Il promotes e1protoraoon, Which Ia So
constantly called Tor aud whilst II elrnnscs and
heal II also gives strength to the tendor lungs
In tbs manurr il removes the hectic ttvct, IN
proves digestion, gives strength Ia he nerve, re.
Pans The appetite and improves Tie spirits This
specific may always he gwen In sefet, --,t H.
mild = pleasant h the taste, aud isiound particu-
l'rl, useful in hypoeh, ondiical, o,ryons and hys
tcricul diseases.
Each bdl ofdteotions contains n detailed nc.
count of ihls disease IN all It's different stages,
aud will be- accompanied viii the SIGNATURE Of
lie proprietor IN rcd mk Is Is ollrrcd FOR sale
by the subscriber who is appointed by the pro,
plittor sole agent for LyuchbmR.
June q. i'm THOMAS !. DuYAL
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ci5E. c. $ was OF a scrotplous
fabil at the age of three years his parents
peFceived an liberation OF the mead,
p@eseding, as is supposed, from raee'nat'on.
n Twas at first confined to a small compass,
but from the continued discharge, II was soon
communicated TO the whole seal p, winch
Presented horrible appearance, being al
most one entire scab: soon alter TINS as
Charge commenced from bis ears, which be-
came very offensive. BiisttrS, crashes, ONT
fffb &c were vigorously resorted to, but IN
VAN. After remaining in this situation tor
more than six months, the VegttGbte Cdthoh-
,oa WAS recommended and its use immediate
= commenced 1t quickly displayed its ac'
e0o|ledged powers over the disease, by hrst
Increasing the discharge, but which soon al
Ter ceased the complaint being completely
eFadeated, and the child restored to health
torintorma,ion as TO the accuracy OF TINS
ease, the father of the child can he referred
10, on application TO w. W. PO lEh.
y. B. The above case of Tinea Copais, Or
liberated sore head, should be a warning to
parents to guard against the evil effects
winch too often arise from neglecting 10 nse
cone purifier of the blood, afteC the vaccina-
ioh al their children. The Cnihohcon is OF
grea a. suitable remedy in these cases, and
'aoaid be invariably used.
Philadelphia FEB. %, 1927.
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ELIZABETH BINDER.
philadelphia. .nay 90, 1926.

This is to certify, that my son, John Ho-
worth, aged fourteen years, has been aflet-
ed for eight years with the Kings Erii, the
best medica. advice was had. every remedy
was tried, bat without success, until Mr.. Pot
tiers Vegetable Catholicon was had Recourse
TO, which has effectualIy cured him. HE
tumours are dispersed. and his general
health is better than it.has been for many
years past
This give unsolicited by Mr.. Potter, and
from sincere desire of benehtiug others
who may be similarly situated,
GEORGE hOWORTH,
Justice of the Peace, Philadelphia city.
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Justice ofthe Peace, Philadelphia city.
philadelphia, June 90, 1876

This is to certify, that nave been severely
afflicted with the Rheumatism for the last Gl-
ten years, aud so bad that was obliged to
use cratches, or help, 10 enable me 10 move
about. tried every possible means Of re.
ceiving relief from his deplorable situation,
having used two bottles OF 5wain's Genuine
pauacea without effect, when, about a year
since. applied TO Mr.. ". ". Potter Tor d
surply of his Vegetable CatholiCon, and from
the use oftwo bottles, it has effected cure,
and, since have stopped taking the medi-
cine, have never yet enjoyed better nealth.
DOROTHY BENDER.
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THOMAS TOMPKINs,
Opposite Washington Square.


This is 10 certify, that have been Taborlng
for eight zig It years, under dreadful disease that
ME ulcers on my neck and body, and in my
10. I,r In this state remained upwards of
ome year under the care oil highly respec.
t "'J and we'll known medical gentleman,
,a ab;r every medicine that he ordered me,
.a" ,g;tbonf any effect, and was finally aban.
annad by him AS incurabie: My frame had
onen,s mnch emaciated, from the long and
so o Mains endured, and my health was
DESTROYED. In this desnairing situation, Mr
". w Potter very generously offered We HI
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MARC ARET HOFFMAN
PhiLndelnhin. .ifnn 30 lso6.

Fhiiddetph1n, AfdY 20 1920.
This is TO certify, thai my daI shler EtIza.
beth Binder, aged sixteen years, laOonrrd Tor
twenty-five month undera severe Hieefation
of the tongue and throat, which rocee led to
such an extent IS TO eat away third parl Of
her tongue, aud nearly 10 destroy her palate,
and render her speech nnintelligible. In this
state, medical advice was resored to, aud ..
very remedy, that was suggested tried, bat
m vain when, hearing Of Mr. Potter's We
gotable Caholicon, vas induced 10 try that !;
Two bottles Lave efeotaally cured her, and
she Ia now perfectly well
ELIZABETH BINDER.
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PHILADELPHIA, .nay Is, 1870.

lido hereby certify, that Twelve years ago,
three days alter being confined, both my legs
began 10 swell, constituting the disease call
ed MIR LeS. About eight months after they
commenced swelling, they liberated nad in
this depiorable state confined until about
one sear since, when began to Use Potter $
Vegetable cathoIiCon. By it5sole use am
now perfectly we'll the swelling is gone, the
ulcers have healed, and my lim1sare as sound
and healthy as ever.
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PAiLadeIpaia, SGT 2G, 1926.

Mr.. w. w. Potter,
Sir,-I hereby give You statement Of
my case, aud you are at liberty TO use it in n.
ny manner you may think proper
About four years ago became afflicted
with complicated case of Screfiia md
Whie Smelling during this period placed
myself under tho care OF upwards OF eighteen
respectable physicians in Boston, Pntsburg,
Albany and this place, but their prescriptions
we're in vain. My arm became useless, the
elbow JOINT being very much enlarged, and
50 covered with ulcers, that my physician
fearing modification would take place, an.
,ised me TO submit 10 dmpata'ion, but this re-
iected On my back there was an ulcer as
large as the palm of my hand, which became
SO painful that despaired OF ever being re.
stored to health. or even getting relief. Ha-
wing seen similar case to my own which
was cured by your inpuiuabie Cathohcon, as
the last resort applied for Il, and the happy
result is from its use about three months--I
am perfectly cured. JOHN HEALY.
NJ b. As am about leaving the city, for
as 10 the accuracy OF my case,
several gentlemen Of high responsibility may
be referred to.
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- CHG BIZ IElto, These celebrated aud
we'll known B1ets are composed pae, OF Ne-
grtshics, OF The most innocent Vt specific viz
tues, and are particularly recommended ior re-
storing weak constitutions cleansing 4 strrarih=
enmg the stomach. aud increasing lhr appetite ,
they eNprl Noins In all ages. but itom their siGl.
phcitv and .aittY area must uatural and c,llrtn
alsrmltuee, Wien admlulNIcr edtaelildrrn, thC
a,e gratefully warm, aud ppneentlY momalic /,
they atc extremely serviccnhle ~ all seasons
but particularly on the approach OF warm
weather, Amen bilious habits experience such To
ial loss ct appel l.; th,y are also certain pi,,en-
tive against those en- ,la,ufs 81 much ia the
spring, such rs Intermittent Ie,,r aud Agucs,
pysenthrics d. ~.
They possess moreover the property prculini 10
themselves OF qua Il, ing nrd amrhordu,e those
mllammatory pctn,lous Quatits mheItnt an ar
dent spirits aud 81 often ld.h "hen taken "a ~
empty stomach. aud converts lh,m INTO whole
some, pheasant. aud m,iGotatme stamaohic.
They a., "A vefY pleasant tordad Bauer, npi
are recommended tor the use oftasorns, as well
rs private families.
A few dozen hrtfles oftho above valuable BIT.
ters, for sale by the sub, crlhcr Price one dol
lar per bottle. hAL1LNH MIDDLETON,
Feb, 20. Opposite Post Office.
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1hAk. DiOll's Approved Ambitious Plus,
- winch prevent and cure al Bilious Com.
plants Malignant isycIs, ne. There Pms Il
administered III Time To- remove The Bir Il ON the
Stomach, will counterfeit the causes which com.
mouly produce yellow OF Bilious Edspr, ARuc OF
Tall fc1cIs. Bilious Cholic, Pieursy, D,srnte-
", Worms, S,ok an Foul stomach. II cad Ache
Loss Of Appetite, iiatnlencc, Eldcfiic ius, lily
poehondria, aud Iiysterital Complains, our
Stomach, Heart Burn, Dyspepsia OF Indigestion,
Nc. They remove Iiabiiual Costiveness. Colds
and Coughs, Asthma, sirnnguury, Gravel, Rhcu.
matsIn, Gout, Scurty, Saorbut, Elotehcs, lupu-
rites IN the blood Femme Complaints. &c,
further supply OF the above Ills, tlis day
received at the ibsefibet's Dug and Medicine
store, price 20 cents box.
WALTER II MIDDLETON,
Dec. :. Cyyo4's Pod ~ Hre
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9EfAN received by che most accent arrivals
IL large supplies Of
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals. Pm, sican
Furniture fanls. and Painter, Material, OH
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This is 10 certify, thai 7 IabOred under a
very severv liberated sore throat and mouth
for upwards of year, and so desperate that
it prevented my eating any thing OF hard
substance. | took three bottles OF swain
panacca without any effect. In this state.
hearing of Potter's Vegetable Catholicon, |
had RECOURSE to it, and by the use of three
hotties have been efieclualy cured. II has
been upwards of eighteen months since
ceased taking the medicine, and there is no
appearance of return -
"Pf'"' ~ THOMAS TOMPKINs,
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Certificate. Some time in August, 1921, |
was desired bV W. W. Potter, TO visit aud ex-
anime the above lad samuel Ran--the dis
ease he was afflicted with is termed Aecroas,
and a more serious case OF il | have never
seen-Gonsiderabl portion of the whole d,.
ameier OF the thia, the main or shin bone OF
the leg had extoliated aud come out-tho
wound measuring ut The tue seven inches
in length, extending from little blloW the
knee 10 near the ANGLE, two inches anda half
10 width, and two inches and a quarter IN
depth, the flesh being retroverIrd along the
edges toihe height OF one inch aud half--
he was much emaciaied had hectic tevers ,
night sweats aud was rapidly vergiug 10
the grave In This state be was put on tie
Vegetable CathoIlcon, which, in the course
0l three weeks, removed all the syultems OF
hectic, and in the beginning Of April, 1925,
after using ten bottles OF The medicine, ne
was discharged, cured. have this day ex-
ainued the limb- it j. rs sound as ii was pre-
vious 10 the acCident---as large quantity OF
healthy honey matter filled up the vacuum
left by the exloliated thin. and the limb Is as
irm and sound, aud Is useful as il could pos
sibiy be, haa the accident never happened.
HENRY M'MuRI RE, ". u.
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- W lilaii W. III . i'ns
XnIiE Mrdirur now offered 10 thr public
q is one which Inns hren July suhicctc
10 the iufalllbe test al experience aud IA
very instance where it has been taulN uicd.
II has b en- attended with The most complete
success, In somr II the chsra, the puurnts
had been laboring under the di-ense Tor wears,
aud during that period had received the best
medical advice, and had even undergone u
painful surgical opertiun, without permanent
advantage. Its not dixie those usually nd
verDi,cd,) offered ss II certain cure for u hong
catalogue OF disensr1, bat those afflicted win
fh5 complaint, for which alone II 10 recon
mendcd, mny rely with confidence upon oh
lainng rrliel, even in It's worst lorm', IN H
short time aud they themselves are the best
judges ct the importance Of ,nch remedy ---
Price so cens PEI toA, with directions ign.
ed by the proprietor.
fhe subscrihrr Is appointed Agent for the
sale OF the above medicine.
WALLER II. MiDnI ETON
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