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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-16
Correspondence qfhc Baltimore american.

" AAhlN"IoN, May ., lSl|.
The American Colonization Society me, last eyenjna
III the Hall oi the House Of Rcpr, stiaiiv,s The AT
tendance was very large, and the call Of the mcrtno a
stated 10y the Secretary OF the Society Mr. turley vas
er purposes OF consultation IN reference TO to the colonies
If the African society
Judge Underwood Of Kentucky presided at the meet
ing, and NJ. ~. Clair Clarke was chosen Secretary
Mi Gurey stated the objects for which the conyen
ton had been called and presented series of rcsnons
Which had been approved Of by committee of the Soci
ETY. They related To the supposed condt ton ofthe Colony
and the necessity OF some Of protection on the ,ft
OF Tue hcu,ral Government which the Society sn
aelt oi Congress. DIR. Hall of MARYLAND formerly. |
believe, an agent Of the Society entertained the meet
g IN answer tn mtcrro9aturics proi4,tirtlfd Ia him
touching Tie trade and commerce the African coast
VT Moretead, the eloquent Senator from X cutueLy
aeaf'sStu lie meeting IN reference to the ahoninabr
Slave traffic. and the duty Of the civilized world to put
II down. Ills speech earnest of his wise and
PHuahropc feelings IN reference to the great question
81 'ololAatlo II no one would act in this matter he
pledged himself To act by bringing the subject before the
senate 1t Was IN the power OF the Government To and
III the great work of breaking up an Infamous traffic
when uuef our Constitution declared bc Ipiracy
MI NJ gave the American Congress the credit Of he
ing the flrst legislative power which had moved in the
andahle effort Il stopping the Slave trade The Amer
can aNe-hodes, he sand. also the first to start
,his great enterprise. His speech was received with
loud applause
Mr.. hey, formerly District Attorney. closed the OK
'telses "i the evening IN well delivered address in he
nan oil the Colonies abroad. lie conceived it to be tho
dag oil our Government To protect them and espcc;ly
Tie duty Of the Coo2lHat,n Society which had plant,1
these colonies. The negroes who had emirrocd rod
upon lhon and they had great and fearful RESPONSIBLE
y resting upon Them
he adjournment did not take place until bctvcentcp
'ld eIeVeh, aud then 10 NEE, again tins evening.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-16

sEcoAp jon-Ne never heard case Of equal
suffering 10 that montioncd below. Ct Rev. Mr. Couch
II Ne"lnrNperr, mo died asl month. lie had been
afflicted with Il severe chronic rheumatism f thirty
eight years, aud totally unable help himself and was
obliged to use anodynos IN large quantities pr, cure the
least relief from his torture. In some instances he used
SIX teaspoons full per day. In October 1878. he took
TO his chamber fifteen feet square, Of which he has not
IN solitary instance crossed the threshold ill carried
TO ms long home. Al the mc IF his dpccasc. it WAS
The 3lth yearol his clse conincmoni. AMI since 1872
r. Las been totally bIad.''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-16

EAST lSpN AID American CorroN-'Ihe Boston
Atlas airns that every arrival from England sh VS. the
constant Increase otlmpps OF East uda cotton and the
constant decrease OF Anercan is stated that during
the three months Of January, February and March, lSt
there were lS> ,l25bales of American cotton imp r,d
oeng ii 5oE less than during The same period last year
during the same months, there WAS, as COMPARED with
the year before, an Increase of imports of Indian cotton
to the amount Of i0all bales. The decrease Of Ameri
can imports the Of twenty per centum; the
increase 81 the Easl Indian at the Of enc hundred
and fifteen per cenlnm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-16

Barb"y Til following Is an extract from letter
'soin highly respectable American mercantile house
IN n.omllar dated Arrl OH received lay Tie talcdo
MA
There is some disturbance At Morocco, and an insult
eieied T. VII Carr, our consul general When about
Ia leaye langier. the authorities seized him and SEM
Inn bach to the consulate, where he now remains with
ani The possibility oil getting away 10 fulfil the orders Of
lis government which To leave successor having
been appointed. The t. ; soop OF war Preble is ls
m from Nlaon and VIII 60 over the first wind and as
Com Morgan has been apprlsed Of the circumstance.
vii M doubt come down IN the Brandywne and Far
Gald.n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-16

DtsPATcnrs-ln the senate, day or two ago, Mr..
B1srlnln sad that while he was ambassador at ST T.
iefsmrs his dispatches from Washington sent by mail
"ere regularly opened by every European Government
through whose territory they passcdso tia, when they
reached him. the eagle on the seal 50 formally affixed
looked like turkey -bunard. No European Govern
moni thought Of sending despatchcsby mail.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-16

: pa.aHtff.f.-J adse St,ry IL, ned 81 imp.
l.s ,,c,stn u,.n the grt siou 10 tie ,f,c's q at
iaehtlcui lal 1fnn rLr rpes'y q bnkIups previous
j.. L. i., tru Il their reiilan to lie declared Banl
faIf Tbs spinien ing and IS si'-hen Of rs very
.I1st-
fte nsalt To wic!, hc was. thai sacl afiach-
N Is ,rotd nj hei he property. Let 'soud IN egect,
ie !.ss4Ifet By ihe proceedings IN bankruptcy This
.ag.sru Is ms derth ii mere Importance by legal yen
ilrIncn. han any Witch Is likely 10 af.sc under tie
ankrupi law, RI. Of the States II " III na'e
d. renee in t Effects o taHkupls. Judge Story
reari Cd that the decision Of atct upafanee
h ST. ND furnish II the Law Rcpurtfrir publication.
.aa hr hoped the uusr II the Would DO the same
VIII their arguments.
y :. athern Planter TIN ugh tie New Orleans
ricayuuc, has i,'ed afd NJ lTcth. NV IN thai city
10 acquant himself with the ual condition Of southern
lives: aud lie 10 assert, thai amongst Tie
hundred and seventy tiohsaud within tie limits Of ot
sam. he VII fad more comfort aud more happ.ne.
iiaa eaoyed by any Pafi3nof the a5orng elas5os
IN Ear,pe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-16

Custom House Se-lnrS-Ihe New York Journal Of
'ommereeoi the hinst states that three several mpor
atIons Of crushed sugar, shipped from London To that
port amounting in value 10 $4,000 have Teen seized
because the packages contain less than s.x hundred
pounds each These sugars all from one nanulac-
tuor sent to Ne" York merely Tor the purpose OF bene
re- shipped 10 the Mediterranean. where such sugars arc
admitted at less duty from tie nrcd States than from
England There Is no suspicion (adds the ,louruaD Of
any design 10 dtlIadd hs9oNcnment violate It's laws
but examination il is found that an old law ,,n,n r
subject made this provision
r, In publishing the foregoing. the Philadelphia /. S.
Gazette justly remarhs-
NV hat pity that there should be any interference
WIN lhe 'if'e trade which ALLOWS England to trade
with the ports Of the Mediterranean Ly the wov If
New lorhn Great Britain finds H. Of c6ursse. much 10
H'r advantage to have trade free every where bat at
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-16

RErtrNrIoH.-A Proclamation was issued by the
G,vcnorot Michigan the 21th ull. in reference 10
outstanding State ans, which In effect .fepGdiatcs''
some TWO and hail millions e fer mdtLl,Gntss On II
ground Il damages SUSTAINED hy ile State to tat anoi
by thu failure OF tie contracting parties with whom the
State leans were negotiated, 10 lay up SEX st,mcnts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-16
AslIISGros, Nag ..

1ae Senate have confirmed unanimously the nominal
ton, Il the following gentlemen:
For Charge Dies Ailafes to Stockholm, oeofge W.
Law. et keN York.
fot Charge To the Hague, Christopher llugLea Of
MAJ, isad.
tuf Chargs TO Belgium. Mr.. IlilIsId, Vi Alalana
The coz tiTaatio,s were unanimous.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-16
FROM RHODE. ISLAND.

The latest accounts STATE that fur five Uf The sui
lra2e Assembly men have resigned, and that II rfaa
be sane Others viii follow heir example
Burlington Anthony late |. :. Marshal, who az.
ecgied the fire 81 shcn under the Suimge Corsi,a
ton MAS arrested ON Fnaay aud required ind surely
n the sun Of 5000.
Several more anests If members II ihe Suffrage y.
seinbly had also been mace. al Of whom U.rc m Tx
manner hold tatal.
NJ. Dur. having ,ft tie state arrived ia New ! n
IA Saturday, on hrs way. II Is said te lis city.
MT Int .NW IN.
1he Pruyidsaee Evening Chronicle Of Tie l7th .5st
sass
sASrIl, thus af, al las been as wc c5al1 WISH aud
should uat be surprised II tie whole tpuhles
wheh have astaled Gttha last * months, were L,
he siticd pra5eallY and al lie u.t satisfactorily
"a All concerned
Thu Chronicle saws Tat At tic Suffrage meeting hid
IA Providence N Fudas evening. tie loving nsa!u-
ton read and adopted
"Re~ircd. Thai 'Iioinas W Dor. the Governor Il
our >ac, Tee requested personally represent at esat
81 6ofrmmeal tie ii tie People Of Rhode lslaa5
and convey oaf protest aeaas the employment II ..
National Pores lhlhc settlement Of questn invoking
ihenghi of TIE frspic 10 establish or Change lhq.r frn
II Government
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-16
cancpendmcc n he sarmmal Republican.

TIL T n N My 7.
6cHt'cncn,-l have to inform yor that the glorious
news has usi teen received through MAJOR Bchuap that
Haaseh 1Sieingeec, aud party. have surrendered to
Colonel Worth, at Fort Met uc, in all eighth iucind
ing t,rent traiors Several Greeks and sam Jones
peolle are amang them.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-16

teoRNLR of .rlls Asp i.ru sraIlr,1
opposde The .'tsd'cai Celeas. Richmond. irriqia
INiE II Bst RIDER proprietor Il lie above a..
Il tAblislm,n', keeps constantly IN hand. or vi
furnish at short notice made Il thc i,sl materials ana
BY the most eAfsrea-ci aotl5aen, the .l5a,ng ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-16

Er'rdct q Letter from .Ncrico # sM .lpir, 1912.
~ he continuance oltho present dynasty in Mcxie,
THINK Is assured until tine meeting Of the Congress in
Jun, nfA' 'r ihe eeneocing Of new constitutions Al
,he feeso!S Throughout the Repdblc have gone against
santa Anas parr and the consequence will IT, drrad
tai stride between the Executive AMI this body Tic
President has the army, and the Congress the rco
pe on iher side and II is difficult rcsee the issue
mo many {" the popular leaders of the Federal Part,
q. 9. The party IN iavor ct the Constitution of jS3i
which resembles onrown,) imagine that total anarc1y
Will ensne. resulting finally in the succcss of an cnt,
rf '''crnmen'; IS orr7sed oa strong Genital one
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-16

fRrrn-A gentleman near New Orleans lately freed
more Than ST Of his servants. after giving them all
le,au' Information Tor becoming useful citizens and
among other things Learning them to be SUGAR makers
sugar Kettle Settlers sugar mill and builders ct SUGAR
MUSE chinneys, &c. The whole whole number haze
applied TO the Colonization Society To embark for c
TIA. ana VIII soon sail from New Orleans with as many
o'e from Norfolk. 10 commence and carry on the SUGAR
'u'"Vtule u I1betI0n Africa. Rich. SiAr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-16
w AsuINGros, Nav &, 1872.

III hsft P~"relv learned that yaar Collector iona
thar Rihefts, fsl has returned 10 your CITY bayinu
bto' uh>eresSnl IN rn3oavorng II persuade Mr. Tyof
10 listen - "isrr c3eHses than hase which promp,cd
mn =, iemlnc npan the removal Of me - or 30
men from icc cthon cnc or Tor cause he dare NOT
arow afhe American people
Mr.. Raaefis. learn had a short hut Jccisiye intr
vie" with thr Executive. They met as old friends, hut
parted Il, men part Who are determined each upon his
"' efse aud thof c1urscs lie in opposite directions
Nj hfaefis was deeply aud Scnsbly affected; not that
~ ''tts II Office Tar he IS practical tducr who hold,
hiN own plough. Wolds his own aNc, SWINGS his own
scY me anu cradle, and SAYS come boys" and not 'un
pN> % hs mon; he Is true democratic republican of
'h' Ga HI uJh bred strain, aud SO far above office
mat neither his dignity cmolumens hold out the least
'HPltoh 10 HIN II swervc from the straight forward
pam ne has always pursued. nor 10 barter away that
9'ilihg integrity and firm adherence To republican prln
rPl's winch have wun for him the proud title of an
h"e' Ra1 and secured the respect and esteem even Of
hI- political opponents. Modern dcrcnrracy has moi
reached ihm, and any have thought To use him as an
instrument II punish men charged with M crime not
PERMITTED IL face Their IN the broad and crcn
day. nor 10 defend themselves in the face of the world Inc
or 'hey have mistaken er man. and have vet 10 learn
that there are still those in the community however
mueh 1t may surprise them to hear H. who will never
crook the pregnant hinges Of the knee that thrift NAV
f1llow fawnng"
have sad. and repeat, that Mr.. TYLER is walking
On The brink OF preepce his best and trs friends SCI
ms dancer, and lament that he listens to the vince of
those Who care only fr themselves They SOW tho
ddence. WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-16

ne Executive Committee Of the Anti Slavery Con
ffnllon have published card in which they d,srl.i,n
INC authority OF w l.. Garrison to bring the subject If
,he n'ral o Tie on'on before the Cppven'iou winch
Il ~ at 70 assemble IN New York.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-16
IomeotiS fUteiltAcutr.
,npnlN1AlrNr nl me rRENlnfNr.

AFPuININF.NI Bl TIT. FhtSIIIFNI.
By ond arits Tie adriee and consent Il Tie senate.
t.lisnA II. HrNriseroS of Indiana. % te Jedge at
tie Dt5le teuTi u lie ncd States iur tie Dsuci 81
Indiana. Tue place u hafles Dewey, dcclIued.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-16

Judge Noah has charged The Grand Jury of New
York, that IT The members of the abolition convention
soh 10 assemble there. attempt discuss the question
present and indict them
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-16

L. regard Ia the Negotiation betw zen the ncd sai,s
and Great bniHn.nov going On at Washington the cor
respondent oi the New iora EAnrcss wIlas-
.fhc progress Of a., il...g,n orI.5fJ ,.llrr,,,
Known &C. lp - beyond rhHse who are the rar,s tn II:
ans en both sd.s, ar the best Of css4ns The greatest Sc
cfee} is Observed - far frlm conveying The Legisa-
tuf Il The State ofhano er the pa pose If RECEIVING
lis assent or dsseni To The sHng Of the territory In ds
faie In sum if7m one totw0 millions and half as
stated N some Of tie papers the os ct IS totally dil,f
fnt The Legislative Is to lie convened for the pnrps.
g procuring the assent OF The STATE Of Maine 10 the pn
s.s'd negotiations 81 the General Government /.
Maine consents to Trust tho matter entifer ltb onsrl
"'sefh'i!' 'hen l"c negotiations, "a reference 10 hs
WI. I2io' ~ p'4enoal progress Is made as
- - - mo other questions concerning Which
Tie m" -1ve ..,aenl= arc at is.ue. F"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-16
r. IL L.-alisa ~ ..ts.!aer,a, =
Mr.. CLAY AIlIoME.

NH. 1IAl Al liDAf"
Il hasins iced lncrd thai NJ CLAW would m
bly, reach TIE county, limits lis rerr iUI:e. yes
erdny zen on, I4f- c.nctufss Il his ieea c'l.l,n
ASSEMBLED The aaagesN mir rim the city. The
haysslle Turnpike, Ii Tie pnIttss a 1Iut I'M AID I'D
din1 hin neUne liz retirement he Las -. s5n lie
attended i,nm Aiatsfd.r ~ p-i,u II tic Com
mitttc Of Rfyt ptett, HBJ bad rrctttd ih,fe II thai
purpose H. ians, he Vas Iofued hga escort
ui tie citzsiis 81 Beaf1 Near tn Fayetteville ia an
Immense as>tu lac Il hs fellow cit To sn1 large
number u iad'- awaited hi, afpeach. pon rs az
uyat Il th.s spot b. .dresseJ b. nr. I. tr s..
who had ke, uHs 10 ,ak the wt ne tit try
heart ieIl. And Wi did g execute bis tssk. lis 81
dress 5fst. pertinent aad flaiae5io'efy heart n
that multitude 5rai Ep.ns.te IL the wous ti ur
> akef as br fccouafed The It car sngu~i-
oI fclas, eii.z ~, s0d exposed Tie gratitude which
those services had inspired, Aid bid bm welcome - the
D. SON ri Is a1y and his friends. Hr. CHy. IRON tic
olo1 hzf uehr 30 wltiri he laee responded 10 TIE
" rceHe Which g. 81 cen t,nd I'd hi hy rs feluW-
cItiz through IEtrss. ~ ieA pagt.eulafaY happy
and appropriate rIrafhs--tNl pressing his hest, ac-
hrou iadsnsns II the honor sbaRu him by lie manner
n his reception. W raruJi, IN he bret STAGE al we'd
u.s. pretend II uaiiceai eugta the addra.s aed reply
We viii end aver ID procure cIes IT them ia ll to
lay bet n car readers. Til" Itctes ou ttu moved On
go the following or3er: tho Hes5san ,sc, RI IN aVaurc-
the tenmliicc Of Reception III ePeu carr aets--Nr.
Clay with Tie tiainuau aud two lnombcs Il Lat Com
mitet. III Al pen taratle drawn by fufaraY h5T-Os
lJdI,, ~ raaaIcseit1fns IL carriages ard Duh back.
In his eraaf Mn af ~. escorted INTO the city. p
on It's arrival at tie cry nlta adWeon and oclock.
tho les Il the several civ rchts I'D tie niEef iub.
buildings st up merry pal. and continued whlc tie
procession Has moving through the city. The process
PASSED down Limestone d Sccand. thence Broad
way, down Broadway. 10 Man street up Man stree, To
Ashland. lie Tc-3eHee Il Mr. Clay.
taud Il MUSIC VS. stationed HlrCnt cffhe Dudley
House, and uiEeed playing. Hhi,r the procession
passed. Notwithstanding tie aclemturv {, the We.
r.. it ii.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-16
lSil.
w hig maj.

Loco Geo gain 12-or y delegates We snail pub
'h IN accurate list ct all the members in sw days.
III our next, If we can complete it s, SION.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-16

Effect OF THE NEWs.-The New Ycr.
Express says; The news from Europe has produced
litle better cling IN Wall ouott. Stocks Gavcimprav-
cd. The slight Improvement III Cotton, and the gent
raj complexion oi things the hotter all conuilltc 10
confidence. Private adyc,s firm England STATE thai
There "asa visible change there for the better. Tx
large increase Of Bullion IN the Hank Of England. and
the abundance OF Money. coed signs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-16

Mlssorm ToHAoeo.--Ihe 81. Louis Era of the 22d
u!t says lotncco is arriving rec, from Missouri and
Mississippi Rivers and is sem forward hy almost every
boat he following Is an account of the sales at Plan
ter W arehouSe on the Il : hhds frsls s 50: do
Sl'E dos -; do $50; hhds. seconds 81: = dc
S. hhds thirds SO; do s2,29 Go crossed ~
do 81 80 lido 81 10; do 81.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-16
Correspondence = lte /. : Ga.effc.

w have nothing from Rh91c Island L day but a. |
understand tb steamboat Michigan chartered to br,
aeafga ct whites and iAes Ia morrow morning II attend
The Addition convention IN ihs city, plotab, several Of
iae ehci insurgents Will avail This opp5ft
ny 10 escape tho p'aula,i4a.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-16

We have HOW head from every county in the Com
mon"eah. except Brunswick and Proston-Ih,y
VIII OF course send Loco Foco members To the House.
We may therefore thus state The strength of parties, as
conirasiod with Tic last Ii stature:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-16
your friend
f.. FLETCHER

me subscribers are agents fr the sale Of he above
saach nesand willdelivet them in ynebbnrr. oranvof
me landings on The Cana below al Richmond cash nr
es-and would be glad u receive orders from their
friends in the country
:. PAYNE & TURNER, Lynchburq, Va.
May 2 IN ;r -
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PRE.HzE.rg sEE.FCkEI.s.gS.


rIRGLNIl ,36RIcJLTGp t...ulCILlT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-16

The ne'r Mary LW.-Ihc bill on tie Navy. as re-
Gently reported to Congress by the Hon John t. CLARK
recommends the establishment dtIfec additional GRADE
AdmIrAl and iiNos lLnIr my as D.urs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-16

Fox & Borand's p1on S.a2'cTo.lA spunq Be-
Throshing Machine.
Emm'ns Patent hao Ban II Use Powers. and 81,
sionsry gcaned horse power,
Wheat fans Of fhe n4s approved kinds
trces' Patent Horse Power titlsl Nfli<
farkers Pateai Ion Cyl.ad-r Steel SprIna Corn Sb.l
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-01-06
HAMPToN's VEGETABLE TING TUET
HIGHLY IMPORTANT DISCOVERY


He most safe and certain remedy ever known to
4 The world for various chronic diseases after they
nave reached state, and assumed character hitler
To considered desperate and incurabe.
ocnoula, kings-evil, attended with swelIlngs and
ulcers sore eyes and loss Of sight frightful ex-
fn'' nave been cured. Females pning away by rea-
son OF deranged secretons, broken crcuIations and
obstrucled menses, monthly courses even when at
tended by spasms or fits, have been readily relieved
dyspepsia yields without a struggle to its mild yet
powerful action on the stomach. In Catarrh or
cough, Rheumatism Fistula Gononhea and Sypbil-
lis II never fails to cure we have fully proved Ii
Is also ehcacious in Paralysis Dropsy Asthma Com
plants of the Breast, Piles, Worms, Lumbapo, Strc-
turc, Dlarlhea, ami Flux; usually efIecting cure
always giving relief
This tincture tends directly TO excite healthy ac-
ton IN the stomach, liver lungs spine and Kidneys
to purify the blood and other fluids by expeng every
particle OF morbid matter from the system and there
fore never fails with its accompanmens) TO prove
valuable remedy for the diseases for which calonel
has been invariably used. Old sores and ulcers or
any chronic affection and for the calomel disease it
is an intallibe remedy.
This remedy is perfectly vegetable, mild, agreeable
and safe for persons of any age either SEX or in any
condition; acknowledged by those who have tried il
to be the best known family medicine
The justly celebrated lincture creates craving APP
petite, and the patient is left at liberty to indulge
indeed he Is particularly requested to do So The use
OF tins medicine will change the complexion from a
paild to hne blooming one After using this Tine
ture FOR SIX weeks, person of any age may eat any
thing that child of ten years age in full health
could eat, without the least Inconvenience
Persons afflicted with any of the complaints above
enumerated, earnestly entreateI not TO let the pre-
JUDGE commonly entertained against new remedy.
pfevent them from realizing the benefits to be derived
from its use. A single bottle, which may be had for
VI % will produce conviction of its superior eca-
cy in the mind of the most skeptical
:, large number of certificates, from Lexington,
KY, and many more, taken in Alexandra b c..
published In handful form, all testiying its csc ICY
may he seen on application to the proprietor at his Of
fee east side sth street five doors above Rileys
ner, PENNSYLVANIA avenue, Washington, d. C.
aug l2-3taw6m