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support him Though all future time no matter wba,
may oe his course OF policy? The same obligation
exists with all men who contribute to elect an ma
10 any once, to vote for him at the expiration of
's .r'n' anu tins without regard his course w lille
III once. The boasied responsibility of the public
gent TO his constituents, becomes The dream of n
visionary and there would be nothing substantial
~ our form OF government. Instead of this ii,
"ouiu soon grow into an adage. Once in Office,
always in Office: The conclusion is rrliculou,
enough. VI is II because do not believe Henry
Clay, along with the western delegation who s;d.d
"lh bin, 10 hare been bought and sold. for
hich guilty be and they deserved to be gibbe,-
'eu' that am, therefore, bound 10 support an all
",'nis'ra'on which may oppose all my convictions
Oh proper policy? Must l wear dagger 10 pl,,np.
~ .he bosom OF every man, with whom I NAV
INNER III sentiment! When we shall have attained
cfiss so full OF horror, it will be matter of liz,
Tie momenr, who shall be % the star of III. ascen-
cant. Error must be opposed with different " Of.
Io"s IN Tree country, where men vii! think and
'o'nNing, viii differ in opinion. The weanon ,h-rs
10 oe used. Is that OF reason and argument 7, was
.ns' weapon, which gained Us the victory of 'Ss
- tne iaci Is undenlable, tina, majority of the
i.iec'oris College of Virginia. if Mr.. Crayfo,l
had been removed by the hand of death ,vou,J
nave voted for Mr.. Adams assert II f,ar-
tss'y. Inc people of Virginia, then, are equally
committed with rny-elf
shall make no public disclcs sur. of III. cours.
'' pursue IN the Senate. 1t my recorded
votes ia Congress from The years rs 10 ~. Given
on me very subjects, or the greater pa,, of them,
now forming the subjects OF contention If a., NJ
form course through all time, as " ell or p.ace az
oil war III my cond1ct in The Legislative and Ex
eeniive departments Of this State, do NOT xeIon.
tue rrineipies which will govern ME, any avowal
might now make, might well be considered the
resaii OF the circumstances in which am PLACED
and as preptstory offering Ia those who nv.
seen So much Cause of di-quetude in nv electric,
to the Senate. take TO myself No share il, ,h,,
dsqnietude, slice complaints level!eI at me. AZ.
only intended against The majority Of the I.egis
iaure, and that 'nsjority sufficiently strong and
laieni'd 10 v'ndica,e itself. JOHN TYLER
Richmond, February L.
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aNrEi good Female House Keeper, qualified tD Al
~ itfd 20 The husress Of Tavern. Such one will re-
ceye COED wages. La95ite q re Pfini,s
Feb.s. sc.f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-15
TO The Editors of The ENQUIRE.

From The inclemency Of the weather., no trea-
sure respecting Mr.. Rsndolpb's election to Con-
gress was taken. No doubt at the neYt Charlotte
court day, tie subject will he considered, TO which
eiIec, proclamation was this day given.
Charlotte, FEB. 8, 1927.
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The bill for revising and regulating the duties
on imported wool and manufactures OF wool has
passed the House Of Representatives by a msio.
rity of eleven votes. Its fate in The Senate Ia
doubtful. The prevailing opinion is, however, az
far as we have heard That il viii pass that body,
bu, possibly in shape someyyha, diGertn, from
that IN which it now stands. TJVof. M
The Select Committee appointed in consequence
Of The letter OF The Vice President OF the IT, s..
adjourned yesterday; and it is rumoured that the
report will be made this morning. Nut Jour.
Rr Msion OF Fsirfar) the Aa ueIl;ns O.,h srd
NJ tTrts on The Conyenn, the last pase Ger. Taylor
ad Va Gt Speeches on MI O.. Revolutions, sppesi On
tie l., aud 2nd PsSes
IN srcle the Map ef Virgins sdvsrG.s-
r,u in.,pe-slt ssesI.slNy fesiRsnsd iIl Saturday
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pOTTER'S VEGETABLE
CAINOITg0Yfa

0N4E proprietor OF this invaluable medi.
u cine, feels authorized, by its increasing
reputation, TO recommend il as superior a
Nil other popular medicines, for the cure OF
KINGS EVIL or Scrofula-NECRO, is or
diseased bones-SYPHILIo in every stage,
NERCURiAL diseases--hIEUMA ATS VI
LIVER complaints-and ULCERS of every
description.
The Catholicon has also been used with
great success in every variety of Cutnneous
Disease, bIotches on the!face, pimpiss aud tet-
Ter in particular: White Seedlings, Govt, Jaun-
dice, and Bilious diseases generally, Dyspep-
STA OF Indigestion, complaints of the Stomach,
an general debility. II is a certain purifier
0fihe 5iood and humourS, and has been found
an elicacious remedy IN purifying the blood
ofch Iren after racciHati0a, and should be in.
yariably used as a general dterdtipe both for
children and adults-being agreeable 10 the
most delicate palate, aud a grateful cordial
to the stomach. This is the first discovery
of medicine taken into the stomach, that
bas had the long desired effect of curing the
most obstinate and distressing external dis.
eases. The use Of nutritious food, aud the
ordinary avocations of business, are not in
terrupted by the CatholiGon and its proper
ties having the power ofrestoring both flesh &
bone, aud ofrenovaling and invigorating e.
very part of the system during the process OF
eslermlnatiug disease, 10 without parallel.
The following certificates will it is presu-
med, satisfy the most incredulous, of the pre-,
eminent virtues of the Catholicon.
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] ITO u NJ IUHTI hTINoi
Opposite Washington Square.
PbHndetDhin, Aprit |. 1926.

Thig is to certify. that have been laboring
for eight years, under dreadful disease that
orcas;,ped more tlan one hundred iauster-
ME @G' @icers on my neck and body, and in my
throat In this state remained upwards OF
one war under the care Of a highly respec-
tanIe md well known medical gentleman,
taking every medicine that he ordered me,
bmt without any effect, and was finally aban-
dnned by him as ncufahle My frame had
hccome much emaciated, from the long and
severe mains endured, and my health WAS
dcstrnyed, In This despairing situation, Mr..
w. ". Potter very generously offered me his
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-15
MARC ARET HOFFMAN.
Philadelphia, May 30, 1896.

This is TO certify, that my daughter Eliza
beth Binder, aged sixteen years, laboured for
twenty 1.-TWO month undera severe liberation
Of the tongue and throat, which proceeded to
such an extent as to eat away third part of
her tongue, and nearly TO destroy her palate,
and render her speech unintelligible In this
state, medical advice was resored 10, aud e.
very remedy, that was suggested, tried, but
in vain, when, hearing Of Mr. Potter's We
getable Catholicon, was induced 10 try that !:
Two bottles have effectnally cured her, aud
she is now perfectly we'll
ELIZABETH BINDER.
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ELIZABETH BINDER.
PHILADELPHIA, May 90, 1926.

This is TO certify, that my son, John Ho-
worth, aged fourteen years, has been atlct-
ed for eight years with the Kings Eru the
best medical advice was had, every remedy
was tried, bat without success, until Mr. Pot
ter's Vegetable Catholicon was had recourse
TO, which has eitectually cured him. The
health is better than it has sbeen for many
years past.
This give unsolicited by Mr. Potter, and
who may be similarly situated
GEORGE HOWORTH,
Justice 9th Peace, Philadelphia city.
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YNR. RoBERTsoN's PATENT sroMA.

- CHIC BlIlEBS. These celebrated and
well known Bttcis are composed purely of We.
getables, of the most innocent, yet specific viz
tues, and are particularly recommended for re.
storing weak constitutions, CLEANSING 9 strength.
ening the stomach, aud increasing the appetite
they eXpe worms in all ages, but from their sim
plcity and safety, ere mostnatural aud eiiectu.
al vlIlnluge Hncu administered L. children; they
are gratefully warm, aud plDgently aromatic
they are extremely seryiceable III all seashns.
but particularly SO on the approach of warm
weather, when bilious habits c1pcriencesuch to.
tai loss ofappeute; they are also certain preyen-
tive against those complaints SO much in the
spring. such as Intermittent teYers and Aguos.
Dysentaries, DC. &c.
They possess, moreover, the property peculiar TO
themselves, Of qualifying and ameioraling- those
innammatory pernicions qualities inherent in ar
dent spirits and so often fatal when taken in an
empty stomach, and converts them into a whole
some, pleasant, aud inylgoratins stomachic
They are avery pleasant Cordial Bitter, and
are recommended for the use oftaverns as yell
as private families.
A few dozen brttles ofthe above valuable Bit
ters, Tor sale by the subscriber Price one dol.
lar per bottle. WALTERH. MIDDLETON,
Feb. 90 OpPo site Posi- 0ificc
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This Is to certify, that have been severely
afflicted with the Rheumatism for the last tli-
teen years, and so bad that was obliged 70
use crutches, or help, to enable me TO move
about. Itricd every possible mean OF re-
ceiving relief from this deplorabe situation,
having used two bottles of Swaim's Genuine
Panacea without effect, when, about year
since, | applied to MIR W. w. Potter for a
SUNNY ofhis Vegetable Catholicon, and from
the use oftwo bottles, it has effected a cure,
and. since have stopped taking the medi-
cine, have never yet enjoyed better nealth'
DOROTHY BENDER.
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philqdeIphln. Mnu 1G. 1926.

lido hereby certify, that twelve years ago,
three days after being confined, both my legs
began to swell, constituting the disease call
ed MIR Leg. About eight months after they
commenced swelling, they liberated and in
this deporabe state | continued until about
one year since, when began TO use Potter S
Vegetable Cathoicon. BY its sole use am
now perfectly well the swelling is gone, the
ulcers have healed, and 10y limbsare as sound
and heal nv as nNrr
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Philddephia, June %, 1926.

This is to certify, that ! labored under a
very seperv liberated sore throat and mon'h
for upwards of year, and so desperate that
il prevented my eating any thing of hard
substance. took three bottles of Swain 5
panacea without any effect In this state.
hearing of Potter's Vegetable Catholicon,
had recourse to il, and by the use of three
bottles have been etTectually cured. II has
been upwards of eighteen months since |
ceased taking the medicine, and there is no
ap,,earanCe of return
~ THOMAS TOMPKINS,
Opposite Washington Square.
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EAtE Medicine now offered to the public
- IS one which has been fully snbiccte
10 the iniall,ble test ef experience and in e.
very instance whore ii has been fairly tried,
il has been attended with the most compl 'e
success. In some Of the cases, the pnilents
had been laboring under the disease for wears,
aud during that period had receives The best
medical advice, and had even uue 4rgone a
painful surgical operation, without permanent
advantage. II is not dixie those usually ad.
yertised,) offered as II certain cure for long
catalogue OF disease3, but those afflicted with
this complaint, for which alone ii IA recon.
mended, may rely with confidence upon oh.
tanning relief, even in its worst forms, in a
short time and they themselves are the best
judges OF the importance of such remedy -
Price 80 cents per box, with directions sign.
ed by the proprietor.
''he subscriber Is appointed Agent for the
sale of the above medicine.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON
Nov 81.
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phiLndeLpAin. lfnn %. 1921.

Sir,-ln consequence of impruscnt expo
sure four years ago, had the misfortune TO
become afflicted with a disease, the painful
results of which induced me 10 apply in sue
cession 10 several respectable physicians OF
lhi, city, from whom, however, reCeiyede Ell
tier no relief, or from whose remedies re-
ceived nnorher complaint quite as distressing
as the former. My whole system became
affected could get nc rest at night on as,
count of the violent pain that 1 felt in every
part of my body the weakness and e.naeia-
ton of which was such that could scarcely
walk In this state | fortunately heard OF
yonr Vegetable Cathoicar-lour bottles OF
which has completely restored me. have
now no pain, my appetite is good, and my
strength restored. With many thanks for the
relief your medicine has gwen me, am
your obliged friend, &c
WILLIAM WILSON.
Sworn and subscribed to before me, May
%, 1924. JOHN B1NNS, alderman.
From the Darien (Geo) Gazette, Nov. L.
4 most sriraordiqnrg cure Effected By Pot
ter'S CdiaoHc0n.--Capt. Donelly, keeper oil
the light at Sapelo aud master pilot for Do.
boy Jar. auihorises MS to make known to the
public the following fact of recent date.
q About month ago,I bought three bot.
ties of Poiier'S CathOticOn, for the purpose oil
testing its virtues upon Mr. Peter NJ Culloch,
pilot of Doboy Bar, who had been for several
wears confined to his bed and crutehes in
consequence of diseased limbs, and liberated
feet.--he soles nf his feet were in that shock
ing state, that the bones we're perceptible
both to The sight and touch.
Mr. NJ Cuiloch, after the use OF three bottles
of the Caltolison, laid aside his clutches, ard
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Fec. o, 1877.
PhilndeLnhin MINI. oS. 1921.

=. Phtiddelphid, May, %, 1924.
lo 1T am now, thanks TO your medicine, a
gry man. For nearly six years have
tb.,." hariyr to disease, whose rayages
'''cned 1t not soon stopped, to put a peri
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3'u C s. was of a scrofulous
-. enr the age of three years his parents
= - an liberation of the head.
Sre S,g, as is supposed, from vaccination.
E% s first confned To a small compass,
"uNtA y the continued discharge, il was soon
communicated to the whole scalp, which
presented horrible appearance, being al
I''' one entire scab: soon after this dis
l"arSe commenced from hi ears, which be-
nai very offensive. BlisttrS, tGyheS, onH-
-. .sU' Sc. We're vigorously resortcd TO, but in
IAN After remaining in this situation for
.''rr Than six months, the Vegetabte Cdthof-
s' was recommended and its use immediate
commenced 1t quickly displayed its ac-
S;"a'"'edged powers over the disease, by first
,%" a.. the discharge, but which soon at
q, reased the complaint being completely
'dtnfa'rd, aud the child restored ia health
or information as TO the accuracy OF this
,a'e' Tue father of the child can be referred
w. va application TO w. ". POTTER
ri ~ D. The above case OF 7inea COpiis, or
..e''d'ed sore head, should hc warning TO
VENTS to guard against the evil effects
-,1" 100 often arise from negleclng to use
~. lurl'tr Of fhe blood, after the vaeelna-
G' vi Their children. fhc Cath0iican is of
sb,,., as suitable remedy in these cases, and
'1I NJ be invariably used.
A"'tddefptia. Feb %, 1927.
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MARTHA NJ. M'CURDY,
No. 20, Chesnut-street.


From the spring of 1922, until this summer,
was afflicted with SCr0futn every gland in
my neck was affected by the rising ofhard tn
monrs, which broke and left deep ragged ul-
GERS. was under the ARE of three eminent
practitioners at different times, who CONT
nued TO prescribe for me for about nine
months, when my leg near the shin began to
swell, which soon UiCernted-and a large nj
Ger also arose on my body from the former
proceeded a thick and offensive matter. |
continued much in this state (my maady ra-
ther increasingly for some months, and find
ing my physician advice useless, dischnr.
ged them and resorted to SWnimS Genuine
Panaced, which persisted III TO the extent
OF Nine Bottles, but without The slightest re
lief. Under these very unfayorable circUm,
stances | commenced using PoHcr's F1gein.
bic CGihoticon, which soon manifested lis in
lnence over the disease the tumOur on my
body now broke and began TO DISCHARGE, and
soon after all the ulcers began TO heal very
fast in few weeks more to my great asto-
nishment the ulcers were entirely healed
the pains which had been subject to, were
removed-and my appetite restored-and in
fact my bodily he 18th is very much improved
from the exclusive use of Mr. POHtrs Volaa-
Die CathOlic0n. MANUEL NORRIS.
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CertJcnte.-Som time in August, 1924, |
was desired by w. ". Potter, to visit and ex-
anime the above lad, Samuel Rain-the dis
ease he was afflicted with is termed Necrosis,
and more serious case of il | have never
seen-considerable portion Of the whole di-
ameter of the tibia, the main or shin bone of
the leg had extoliated and come out---tho
wound measuring at the time seven inches
IN length. extending from little below the
knee 10 near the ANGLE, two inches anda half
in width, and two inches and a quarter in
depth, thu flesh being rctroverted along the
edges to the height OF one inch and half
he was much emaciated had hectic fevers /;
night sweats; and was rapidly vcrgng to
the grave. In this state he was put on the
Vegetable CathOlicon, which, in the course
OF three weeks, removed all the symptoms of
hectic, and in the beginning of April, 1926,
after using ten bottles OF the medicine, he
vas discharged. cured. have this day ex.
amined the limb--it is as sound as il was pre-
vons TO the acciden--a large quantity OF
healthy honey matter filed M The vacuum
left by the exfoliated tibia and fHa limb IS as
firm and sound, and d use' as il could pos
sibly be, had the lssident rrvtr happened.
HENRY y EUkIRIB, n. u.
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MI. w. w. Potter,

Mi, W w. Potter,
Sir,-l hereby give you statement of
my case, and you are al liberty TO use it in a.
ny manner you may think proper.
About -four years ago became afflicted
with complicated case of Srrof'itn and
Vhtte SDeiiing during this period placed
myself under the care Of upwards of eighteen
respectable physicians in Boston, Pitt5hurg,
Albany and this place, but their prescriptions
were in vain. Ny arm became useless, the
elbow Joint being very much enlarged, aud
SO covered with ulcers, that my physician
fearing modification would take place, al
rised me 10 sUbmitt0 nmputalioH, but this re-
iectcd. On my back there was an ulcer as
large as the palm OF my hand, which became
so painful that 5espaired OF ever being re.
stored to health. or even getting relief. IIa-
wing seen a similar case to my own which
was cured by your ipUGi0dbie CathoHcon, as
the last resort applied for it, aud the happy
result is, from lis use about three months--i
am perfectly cured. JOHN HEALY.
n B. AsI am about leaving the city, for
Information as 10 the accuracy of my case,
several gentlemen Of high responsibility may
be referred to.
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Vegetable catholicon," which I immedi.
ately commenced using, and 10 my great sur
prise IT'S powers soon became visible, by heal.
ing up the Ulcers, removing my pains, and
restoring my appetite in Il few weeks-and |
say with confidence that the Catholicon 4.
lone has saved my life.
WIN. A. HAMILTON.
J saw the above case at the time he enter.
ed on the use OF Mr.. Poters Calholicon and
can testify TUT II was very severe and
seemingly hopeless one-i have seen the
same person within few DAYS, and found
him perfectly restored 10 bealih
II. MMURIRlE, MD
April 9, 1896.
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FITddtIpHid, IHg 7, 1870.
This is to certify, that I was afflicted with
"A disease Of The Lirer for screen gears, which
produced loss of appetite, and consequent
evacuation. During this period received
the advice, and followed the prescriptions
OF DR.. II. and other physicians, without OBJ
tanning any relief About twenty months
past applied to Mr.. w. W. Potter, who ad,
vised course OF the Calholicon. | common.
ced taking it. Six bottles hive eIcctually
cured me, and now enjoy state OF the
most perfect health
MARTHA NJ. M'CURDY,
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EDINBURGH REVIEW

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