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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-01

trodcsnan, the mechanic, the working man-cvcry
one who has u hundred dollars to spare. Let no
man, actuatcd by false shame decline to help on
the work, because he subscribe but hundred
or two hundred dollars, when others subsc riding
thousands. This is false shame, weak and con-
temptble. 1t is an honor to be poor. Cincinnatus
and Arstidcs poor, and our Saviour had not
place wherein to hide his head.
TO the country, to tho James River country c.-
pecially, wo shall take an carly opportunity of
addressing some reflections.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-01
u A Correspondent of the Pen nSylvania In
quirer writes thus:

BALTIMORE, May 81, 1899.
cannot part with you, nor with the convention
nor with George kremcr, with Baltimore with
out a few more last words-a sort of diving speech
| have been delighted with all-thc trip down the
Chesapeake-thc hurry 81 hustle in Baltimore-tbe
beauty OF the cItyts picturesque lovely situation
Its gay strects-ts charming society-and u, rt
cularly the beautiful small feet of the ladies' who
are in this respect unrvalled UNSURPASSED une
kremcr the ''lion" of the Convention. Men
women, and children-crowds upon crowds
hurried TO the convention to see George Kremer
His fine, steady, substantial German countenanco
unaltered and unalterabe in oxprcssion-hls sim
pie manncrs-hls singular political sagacity Joined
with perfect good humour-his spirited and orpi
nal mode of speaking-and, though last, not least
his cue, which peculiarly tcklcd the free hearts of
the youth were all matters of great attention du-
ring the sittings of The Convention.
The collection Of strangers at Baltimore has
been immense. The races next week are still
drawing people hithcr in great numbers Balt
more is a charming place. Socially is here at
flood tide. The manners here arc free manly.
elegant and warm. They half way removed
from the GOODNESS of the north and the BURNING
heats OF the south In literature and the fine arts
there is fine taste prevalent among the intcllipcnt
ranks, Their monuments and their gcniuscs arc
equally good. Have yOu heard of, or read a new
novel called the "SwallOw Blrn?" This work
winch IS read with considerable degree orpiauan
cy, was written by very talented gentleman of
Baltimore, who had great hand in the address of
the New York Tariff Convention. His name is ]
T. kennedy, Esq. 1t is much likcd-indrcates
considerable observation of character. and is con.
s'd'red very excellent picture of Virginia man
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-01
From the Norfolk Beacon of yesterday.

The Circuit Court of the United States common
ccd It's session at Richmond, last wcck-presont
Chief Justice MARSHALL, and Judge Barbour. The
Grand Jury found true bill against the eight Mu-
tinccrs oftho ship Woodrop Sims, who were brought
to this port in December last, by the u. S. ship
Guerrero, from Callao.
These mu'inccrs tried yesterday, before
the Circuit Court, Judges Marshall and BARBOUR
Thomas f. Burfoot, Esq, District Attorney, for tho
L. States; Il. G. Scott and Jno w. Brockenbrough,
Esqrs., for the prisoners. We learn they were ac-
quilted, and without hesitation.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-01
MARRIED.

By the Rev Jacob Lanus, on the 18Th ult., at
walnut Brnnch, in FHuquicr county, Mr.. SAMUEL
daughter of f.. g. Evans
On the l7th of May, by the Rev. Mr.. Riddle,
J"sErH A. WILLIAMSON, Attorney at Law, Of lees
burg, TO Miss MARY Mann, daughter of Robert
rage Esq OF jancyie, Frederick county, Md
At MordiEgton, King and Queen County. on
h"rSday, the 2lth inst by the Rev. Richard Clay
brooke, Doct. c. b. FLGEr TO Mrss iyey AK
daughter Of the late Rev. Robert B. Scnglc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-01
New ORLEANS, Nav

~ CNr'hhN"' NIdy To.
AT a large meeting of the people, recently held
IN opelousas at which $50 persons attended, not
wlthstanding there was heavy rain, the following
resolutions were adoptcd-that sterling, upright
citizen Jacques Dupre i'll the Chair.
"Resofrrd, That we approve Of the votes of orr
Senator's, Messrs. Johnston and Waggaman. in
favor of the rejection of Martin Van Buren,. as
Minister to England
"ResoIred, That in the rejecting of this nomina
ton, the American Senate acted as became its high
station, as constitutional 0drser, and not as tho
passive instrument to register the edicts of the Pre-
sdent."
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-01

Notification and Confscation.-In the Camden
Journal of the Goth, find tho following certifi.
cate Mr.. Long is averred to be gentleman
whose character is beyond the reach of attack
Judge Priolcau is distinguished member of the
Notification Party; these we presume, are his
sentiments; but it is not fair to hold any party re-
sPonsible for the extravaganza vice of any one
of its MEMBERS much less in fer their universal
or general concurrence because particular scnti.
among them. This would he reversing the rule of
legitimate deduction, and possibly founding the
conclusion upon the exception.
GREENvILLE G.. III. May 49,
Mr.. Editorials you have been called on for the
author OF the information respecting the threat of
q confseation Of property, made by some of the
State Rights party, L will state what occurred in
conversation between Judge Priolcau and myself
in the stage, between Augusta and Abbeville court
house.
The Judge stated, that at the next session of the
Legislature, the point would be tried, who was for
and who against Notification. That the ma.
jority in favor of Notification would be SO great
all the other party would have to come overland
If they did not, their property could be confscated
and the Of The ReroLUti0n pIayed Orer agnjn
When stated this conversation on my return
to GreenvilIc, did not expect it would interest
any one enough 10 call for the author-believinp
as did, that It was the common politics of the
lower country. DAVID LONG.
The Charleston City Gazette says--"Judre Pri
oleau, in yesterdays Patriot, admits conversation
with Capt. Long, on the subject and most of the
particulars, mentioned by that gentleman, hut dc
mes That nc intended to convey the impression,
which, 1T appears lie had conveyed 20 his mind"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-01

uJ Kernel Webb says "it is acknowledged on
all hands, that such another body of mon Gas the
Van Buren, Convcntion) never yet met together
since the Revoluiion!" 30 trumpory . Moses"
as tho Surveyor said somewhat similar occa-
sion There were certainly clover men in that
body but we know not ono Of eminent talent. Not
ono. kremer we suspect, was by nature, the most
gifted man Of the party.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-01

u Gov. Hamilton, who was sometime since
elected an Ensign, has been rapidly promoted. A
resignation of Brigadicr General occurring, the
Governor opposed Col. Walter for the office, and
was successful by one vote-Hamilton sc, Walter
Vs. But 1t is said that of his votes arc Illegal
and that Walter is elected. We need not inform
the reader what all this means, and that S. CARROLL
ma or her Governor at last, is preparing for rar
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-01

Inc virginia free fress states that Capt. Ora
ham and Lieuts French and lizard have been Cor
some days past engaged in surveys in the neigh
borhood of Charlostown, Va. for the Winchester
and Potomac Rail Road Company. No serious diff
hculty has yet been presented any where
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-01
S33 90
.3 80

@, S~33 90
Showing At once a difference of thirtytLrce dol.
lars against the Noumtrc Companies which is in
cured by thCn IN tiie short space of Srrcp vcars or
III Other words, mcmJCr-of Volunteer Company
who failed To attend, would have 10 pay :; so pcr
annum-whc member of the militia would only
hS"c to pay 81 80 per annum: or the former nav
ing III Se"cH years, %73 5O-;hc latter in the treat
space OF - years, only $40 5O-and when we con-
Sder the expense Of uniform, and the various other
little lncidcntals we subject to, can We hclpcy
claiming with feelings of gratitude and rcvcrcucc
on charitable and bounti!ui Virginia Legislature of
1881 aud 's2, do We not owe You debt Of kindness
Tor thus throwing your fathcry wings Of protection
upon us, and passing TINS act. entitled ..Nn Act
Tor the ENCOURAGEMENT &C Volunteer Companicsp"
weep brother soldiers, that You have not the
means commensurate with your feelings, to repay
ths bountitul outpourng OF Legislative affection
You have now, my fellow soldiers exhibited ia
YOU an analizaton Ito the best of my ability and
tnnc) of this ungas-this tumtaronade of boons and
encouragement, which, if accepted, venture TO
asset would seal our doom, and bury in oblivion
The very name bear.
was there ask, ever so ridiculous an act pass
tn' would 1t not even mako the blush crimson in
the check of the famed "Col9nel Pluck?' Gene
rais-C olonclS-Majo r*-and Captains Of the Vr
gina Legislature of 1881 and -, for therein did
countless numbers abound, where were your mill
iaFy abilities! were they absorbed and dclugcA by
tlaS great and exciting proposition something
must he dOnc," alias The s..Siqre QYcs!iDu," Onc
thing is ccrtain, the result will cnsuc on this
MS on that prui"ct-on tho latter YOU Gisch5rrcd
volumes 81 verbs, aad something" was aot done
on the former, you passed an act ard .,,s, a.-
tain all will and m~s( say. .'somctEing" was 40.
done.
now call on you, brother soldiers, not TO adopt
TINS proiicred moaSnrcpay to il heed let it re-
mann as a dead letter on the statute book but let
us unite our eXerons and exercise our abilities in
petItloning our Legislature for such action on the
sunJect' as VIII promote our prosperity, such an
act as VIII make us have other relianccs for men than
thosc derived from ga spirit of patriotism and mi
MARY glory" we want something of am enticinr and
compulsory character addressed to the interests o.:
men--somcthing THAT Will a refuge to o"r
ranks, as an escape from heavier pcnatios--ct the
mes on the mitIid be grcatlV enhanced, the fines
on volunteers lcsscpcd at any rate not iucrcascd-
let the utter be exempt from the duty OF Jurors
ana let term of years of epcctuGi service release
man from military duty except Gin times of in
VasIon, instruction, or war"
we can, with pllusibi!ity, demand ;hcso things:
The cG'cicMcY and security of such Il force rs ours
IS too desirable not to be Observation-Disclosures the
warm regards OF BLUE OF 90.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-01

IT Judge fucker and Mr. Castlcman of Frede
rick placed on the Calhoun and Barbour ticket, bv
Roane" have requested that it might be understood
their names wero used without their consent or
knowledge.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-01

The number of emigrants who have arrived nt
Quebec since the opening of navigation to the 10th
nst'' is stated to be 3,062. OF these, 1881 were
land. ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-01

IL The reader will observe that the Bank Bill
is under serious consideration in tho Senate, and
will fird the proceedings of both Houses, on Fri
day and Saturday, worthy of attention.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-01

inc l"Iowing ~ the aPPortionment of Repre-.
scntativcs among the several States under tbc ~,
Of Congress recently passed. The ratio Of renrc.
sentatinn is ~. 100. = w.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-01
"e"'seSd~y EceMt2ss. .Yuy 30.

W "o invite particular attention to the fol.
lowing Communication
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-01

We believe Jackson does directly advise to
these things. Can there be a doubt that he cncou.
ragged Houston in his attack upon Stanbory? We
think 1T concusivcly proved that Jackson did say
that there was but way of Quellng the SANDER
Gus spirit of the Honsc-and that al FEW
SUCH CASES WOULD PUT STOP TO
THE MISCHIEF" These words were said in
presence Of clergyman, who deemed it his duty
TO reprovo tho President for uttcring sentiments
which would fill the Streets with blood.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-03-28
JOSEPH CHARLES g. SON.
WHOLESALE g. RETAIL
D&wGGIS1Es---sEo LOUIS

HAVE Just received large supply Of MEDICINE,
Il Il ALso-an extensive variety Of MsceUaneous Ar
tcles, calculated. for the Merchant and Physician;
AMONG WHICH ARE
20 casks of Rochelle, EPSON and Glauber Salts,
IS do. refined Salt Peter and Camphor,
$50 ozs French and American Sulph. Quinine, in or
and OF. bottles; Hydriod Potass and Iodine; Gum
Opium, Myrrh, Alloes; Gamboge; Kino Guiac Assafa.
tda scammony and shellac; Spices, and Pearl Barley:
Sage; Tapioca; Arrow Root and Tamarinds Ander.
sons Lamotte's, and Church's Cough Drops; Thomp.
sons and common Eye Waters Bal. Copavia; Burgun-
dy Pix Borax 20 carboys Nitric and Sulphurc Acide
and Ether; 10 bbls. Spirits Turpentine bbs. CreIn
Tartar, Flor sulpher and Chamome Flowers l2 bbls.
G.stan, Orange Peel, White Canella, Quassia, Corr
ander. Carui and Anniseeds and Red Saunders; box
es English Mustard Seed and Cayenne Pepper 20 bbs.
Opodeldoc, Harlem Oil, Oil Wormseed and Worm Tea,
Godfrey's Cordial, British Oil, Bateman's Drops Lees
N. l.. and W. Pills. Seblitz and Soda Powders Cepha-
ic, Aromatic Eclipse, Rappce and other snufs Ess-
and Oh Peppermint; Hen:y's, MKim's and common,
Calcined Niagnesia, Ess. Spruce, &C. &c. &o-wth
many other articles too numerous for Insertion all of
which will be sold at such prices for cash. the usual
credit, must ensure satisfaction.
June Goth, 1881. Oily
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-03-28
STATE OF ILLINOIS, SO
JEFFERSON CouNTy,} 90
Taken I'm

10y Joel Wilkinson and James Carol, of said coun-
Id ty, two estrays, of the following description, viz
One PALE SORREL HORSE, years old, ia l-2
hands hands high, fax name and tail small star and
snip, IS cents BELL tied with leather strap, some
white hairs round his neck under the bell collar; ap
praised to $50. The other, PALE SORREL MARE,
years old IA hands hgh small star in her forehead,
saddle spot the side Of her back white
hoof behind brands percevable; appraised to $780,
by r. Allen and G. Ekns, before me, this Both day of
Jan. 1882. George Bullock, J. p
!-3t co5y-attest, JOEL PACE, CPk.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-03-28
TAKEN UP

10y Rodom Knner, of Wabash county, Illinois, two
ID ESTRAY MARES; one dark iron grey, about
fourteen hands HIGH supposed be two years old past
appraised to thirty dollars. The other sorre with
light and legs about fourteen and half hands
high, long TAIL age, other marks brands per-
to twentyseven dollars, by John
Proctor and Samuel Fenger, before me- the 26th Deo
1881. ANDREW F. DYAN, J.P.
A copy attest, HIRAM BELL Clerk C. c. G. w. c.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-03-28
State Of Illinois, Union Circuit Court,
October Term, 1881.
LIBEL FOR A DIVORCE.

HUGH N. PATTERsoN,\
HNHIs day came again the complainant, by Rowan
Il her solicitor, and on her motion, and it appearing
the satisfaction of the Court that the said defendant
is not nhabitant of this state-Ordered that notice
of the tendency Of this be published in the l-
nos Gazette for four weeks successfully; and that un
less the said defendant shall enter his appearance and
the bill of the complaint exhibited against him
herein, by the first day Of the next term of this Court
the will be taken for confessed against him, and
decree entered accordingly And it is further ordered
that this be continued until the next term Of tha
Court.
A correct eopy--22d October, A. D. 1885,
434t1 w. DAVIE, Clerk.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-03-28
.NeaU Establishment.

PuNHE subscriber has just received, and open
IL ing an entire new and extensive stock of GOODS
which he offers, Wholesale and retai at very moder.
ate prices The stock consists in part of the follow.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-03-28
BOOTS & SHOES,

Ladies' prunella Boots, Shoes, and Slippers seal and
Morocco do; gentemen's seal and Morocco Pumps;
do do Gum Elastic Shoes; sewed and pegged Brogans
gentlemen's Bootees-together with assortment of
misses and chdren's Boots and Shoes.
Having located himself in this City, and determining
to keep at all times complete and extensive assort-
he hopes to receive share of the public patronage
He solicts the attention of Country Merchants and
Others confident that they will find choice an asort
ent, good terms, be obtained elsewhere In
this section of country.
DAVID KYLE.
st. Louis, how. 8, l83l.-29U Main Street.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-03-28
LIQUORS AND GROCERIES.

Consisting of French Brandy; Jamaica and NJ E.
Rum; Holland Gin; Madeira, Sherry, Red, Port, and
Malaga Wines Imperial and Young Hyson Teas Loaf
Sugar; Coffee Sugar; Spice Pepper; Cloves; CHINA
mon; Alum, Indigo; Nader, &C. SC.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-03-28
CT OF II S,

Superfne blue, black, olive, and drab Cloths and
Casmeres, pesse ditto; blue, green and scarlet
list CLOTH good assortment. general assortment Of
Silk, Valencia, toihnet, swansdown, and Marseilles
Nesting; black Genoa Velvet Oxford mixed and
French grey Cassinets large assortment few pie
ces superfne blue English Camlet; few pieces cam
e's hair Camlet caret and blue colored Scotch Plaids
blue drab, and brown Petersham first quality; Man
chester and Bangup Cords and Beaverteens few pie.
ces Carpeting large assortment of Burlaps; Ozna,
burgs, Ticklenburgs, and Russia Sheetings.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-03-28
FANCY GOODS

Superfne black and blueblack Italian Lustrlng; SUI
p crime heavy black Satin; black and fancy colorcd
Gro de Naples do. de SWISS do. de Indies; black Sem
chews and Sarsnets black coored Italian Grapes I'D
and 78 black Italian Cravats imitation do Barcelona
do. complete and very select assortment of ladies'
dress Hdkfs.; Silk Gauze, Grape, Mandarne, Palma
rine, &c &C. Black and white silk Hose half Hose, and
Gloves; Pongee and flag Bandannas; Chopas; black,
blue, and colored Servings and Twist splendid assor-
ment Of bonnet cap, belt, aetta, and satin Ribbons
silk Umbrellas; bingham do; superior Cambria and
Muslins, of every descriptions Irish Linen and LAWNS
black and brown Hollands; Sd and 1914 Diaper and
Damask; 34 wide brt-eye do; Linen Cambria, and
linen cambria IIdkfs plain printed and bordered cr
no Shawls and Scarfs; Cashmere and vnentia do
Sd, A. and Sd Bobbinet; Brussels Collars; thread
and bobbinet Footing, Edging, and Lace; black and
white bobbine Veils green and white gauze do black
and colored Bombazetts; do Crcassan blue, green,
ors calico and furniture prints, large assortment
French Ginghamss Furniture, Dimity, &c. Leghorn
Bonnets; ladies' and misses Dunstable do; large
assortment Navarinoes and gentlemens cot
ton Hose, of every quality; do worsted; black and
slate coored Buck do. Woodstock and Hoskin Gloves
Ladies' Hoskin Mitts.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-03-28
d l. "A N X EFT S.

Blue, white scarlet, and green Mackinaws superior
quality; large assortment OF and fancy end Blan-
of every color and quality English Baizes, plain and
nan,d
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-03-28
Hardoare, Cutlery, and Saddler

Horse skins, best quality; black and cochineal Mo-
Basls hard and soft russell Caskns an excellent
article, one case Philadelphia Calfskins; Leopard
Skins Stirrup Irons, Bits Buckles, Spots Bosses &C.
Mounting; cotton and worsted Webbs whole, half,
scanning and FASTING Laces and Cards; Cotton Cards,
No. to 10; Wool do No. 6; choice selection of R.-
ae and Shot Guns common and percussion locks.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-03-28
DOM r S TICS.

80 bales "a, 4-4 Sd Shirtings and Sheetings; do
do. beached do; Sd "A Tickings; Apron Checks:
Cotton Checks and Plaids red white, and green Cot
ton Flannel; blue Nankeens.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-13
NOTICE..

YNtlE subscriber wishes to sell his Tract of
Il Land wheron he now resides, lying on the
head waters of HarpinC Creek, in the couGty of Pitt
syvania, and adjoining the lands OF Christopher
Wright, Edward L'n,hicum and others: This
tract contains two hundred and sxty-soven acres
more less lies remarkably well to cultivate, and
about seventy acres now cleared and in good heart
the balance to clear well timbcred d the greater
part first rate tobacco land and good meadow land
the dwelling house is a good log body house, with
two good chimneys and rooms, good barn, stables
&c and all other necessary out houses, and
first rate young orchard Of the most choice fru.
Any person wishing to purchase, will do well to
call and examine for themselves, as good bargain
can be had
The subscriber will shew the land at any time,
and make known the terms. 1.-THE land is not sold
before the fifteenth day of November, IT will then be
offered at public auction, and the privilege of
seeding will be given SAMUEL LOVE.
Sept. G. At.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-13
E FOR FEMALES. !

DIX RElFE'S AROMATIC PIl lis
'EfAFE been long c"l.bra' ed rs most vau-
- able aud eili tnriets renrdy sgaiDs those
general Complaints pecnliat o the male portion
OF soci"tv. -lhey cleanse. purity aud promote "a
free aud bttsk rircula,inn % fht blood. when be
GENE suPeh:h and lang M from the aiilic iuey all
nous tor which ho,- = lis late and eileciua /
specific. Thy ASSIST u. respected operations
ot the saneu,'e,ou. sys,en, wh"n taure rtqniie @,
A. aud Iec,iy the irregular hahHs OF The unh, aih,
female whose sickly aud aid count nance be-
comes terminated, AMI rrl,r with the natural
glow Cf restored heath. Iiey are 4 tired aud Az
proved remedy in obsfru tipns d.bji,tB. hLporhon
d''d E'diine@ paibidl'on u ne htnrt, bal dyes
'Dn, loaihtng Of Jood, panis Of lie aomoch. short
mss " breath. upon every MT n1,,ou, sinking OF
me sPuifs, aud us Consequence d.jrci conrl,
hance aud dislike for ex-rcise snd ,nn,erslt,o.
They are equally conducive 20 the htah % mar
nd ladies. except in cas- OF pregnancy. or hec'ic
and consumptive habits. mhen they must mol lie a.
zen. But ihey may he administered 20 greai al.
vantage n month mure after 0ccouChment Tor
the purpose Of cleansing the system Hod pufgng
these gross bunouis, which when retained, lay the
foundation OF numerous diseases and render The
incan,'ous subject unhealthy Tor life. They should
also be aiken by OH women from 40 to 90, to PIE.
vent the dangerous disorders consequent upun
that Gifted l,e,'od It final life. They have been
further found, by experience, 10 atfo,da powerful
remedy IN al hyporhondrinc, hyaerc. and papo-
ish disorders, both IA men aud u0men, Whose
'"uS system ny s,reng ben atd rtguluie, aid n9
fuie IN throwing oil those gross and superAhnndan,
humonr which produce o1esnchaly and dtpIe,
Sou Of spirhs rennyate the hudv rehnimate she
mind aud dilfuse cha. iiun-ss and -la,tIcit,
throughout the whole system Price !. % boz.
u The above valuable Medicines are p."rae,d
from The original Ms. Recipe o. 4. tie D. +.
Conway, b. l. kipDEH, h,4 go, mate SAGE
sor, and the S0ic Pr0pri,t0r, -, .afs II p,s