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correspondence of the journal OF Com
merce, which, coming from a source moi
unlricndly toiho Administration, ALARMING.
~ confirms The apprehension expressed in
our paper Of Thursday last on this subject:
ConssPoadeaee Of the Journal Of Connaefee.
WAsmNGToN. August 5.
"Therc Is samo reason. however 10 Le.
1--we that Mexico will declare war-thoneh thc
leelafltion may never 10 followed IN W.b,ve
giyon or now cause of hostility, as She viii CON
ccive. in seuding the United states ltoons across
the Nsuces; and thereby hafe not only she win
assIiae, taker possession ol Texas; bul invaded
tla soil OF another Mexican State
g II is true that Mexico conld moi 90 10 ,.or
aith as. with my appearance OF plausible pre
text on account Of tho annexation Of To,as ,t.
ter having authorized negotiation with 'r.,n.
o. tho basis OF Independence. But tho n,u..,r
auee Of the United States troops on tho no
t,fandc viii present new question; for Mexico
has never contemplated tie recognition Of any
boundary westward OF the Nueces
when Mr. Adtnis made an effort 10 rerover
Teses, he considered the Nucces as the bonnJ,
~ aud Offered 80 much for Texas with tb.t
boundary, aud double the SUN with the RIO del
Norte ior tie boundary. Mr. Beuton a!sa. Il. ~.
proiert OF anncxa;ion, considered and pfo16..i
tie Nneees US Tie proper boundary | have no
doubt that Mexico vail insist this new .uya-t,n
p ala' she deems her rights, tud, If -ha ,.,I
ftht for ans lhluR, -ho VII hght against this
t1af5actueut"
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WHO Is MAJOR rIGG 2

We copied the other day, a letter from
Maj Lewis Flgg, and a reply thereto
from Col Il. NJ johnson, in which It was
claimed by the MAYOR, and admitted by the
Colonel, that Figg was the veritablo Te-
cumseh KILLER. 1t is now announced that
the Colonel never made any such admls-
sion, and tho grave charge is brought
against the Major that the letter publish.
ed by him, n having been written by Col
johnson, is forgery
]. viii be rccollcctcd, ihat IN publishing
the letter siauod with the Colouei's name,
we expressed some doubts Of its auhenti.
city,-doubts arising not from the circum-
stance tina, i, admitted the Colonel did net
hill Tecumseh has never, as far as
ae know, said he did kill kiml-but be.
cause the letter was too lrauk-came too
quietly and directly up to the mark, and
admitted tina, the author had been living
en- false reputation. We argued, in our
mind, that Colonel johnson could not have
written such q letter, even had he been
obliged 10 acknowledges that he Is not the
man who killed the Indian chef, and had,
therefore, no rlsh, to be called "Tecum,
sch" as his admirers have called HIM,
tpurhars from belief that, having killed
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In summing mp the result hi /" jont
stock concern makes out a minority of
l.Ial 10 favor 81 the Loco Focos, W.
viii iry our band mud see # VIC cannot
make tbls malorily vanish iato thna'r.
IN rhc hrstdrs,rtct only a majority of 222'
&, given, when at the present election Mr..
Camsmun got i9l votes, md Mr. Gro-
ham got 54ll II is presumed that MI.
C.aanau votes are oII Wings OF nearly
So. and that Mr., Graham received at least
2ouu " b,s votes, which would give IN the
inst district at the lowest calculation a ma
,arr,y of 5000 Votes We therefore make
cur calculation rs follows, taking MS data
6r the fourth district the majority gwen to
Mr.. Clay, aud the result viii stand us fol.
lows
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prATn NJ LIGHTNING

We understand that Jackson Godfrey,
ased about nineteen, son q Jlmcs God.
res. Of Union county, was killed by llaIl-
nae "a ~ - instant, H. vas passing
latseen Tie hou>n and kitchen WHOM hc
stopped dawn /, n,rk up bride Jina tn
'he yard wuh a steel bt, when hc wa
aiu.k oniho hact II lhe meek Us ihc e'ee.
Use aud md Immediately killed.. Il b.
Supposed that the bt a.toclrl the lutj.
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MONIES nr pRErARATION.

A Correspondent Of the New York
Courier under date of Saturday, Aug. o,
writes as follows
S. learn that this morning there wcr"
despatched from the Navy Yard here, one
hundred and fifty boxes Of mnskots by the
Southern boat, to 90 thro' by the mail route
to New Orleans, and one hundred boxes IN
addition have been ordered to be sent at
ter them as quick as they can possibly be
prepared. .-,
There have been also SOC, 600 ball cart
rIdnes ordered TO be prepared and iorwar'
ded by the same conveyance with the ut
most despatch, as well as number OF gun
carriages und other military stores
Wc understand, says the Baltimore A.
mcrican, that Major Rlnggold's corps OF u
Is. Flying Artillery, at Fort Mcilenry
have received orders TO embark for Mata
oorda, Texas, as soon as practicable. lh'
/ fine ship Hermann has been chartered toi
the transportation of the corps, and vii
sail as soon us the necessary arrangements
can be made,
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TUE TWENTY NINTH CONGRESS

Tho New York Journal Of Commerce
gives list Of the 35ih Congress. from
which We have prepared the follow ing an.
alysis:
There viii be (including Florida flly.
four members of the Senate, Of whom four
have yet to be appointed. Of the lify
actual members at this DAY twenty.i -four
are Wings and tventy .siX are Democrats.
Tho four q be appointed ~. one each
from Nlrgiun, Mississippi, Indiana and
ionnesscc--niIl most probably BE- Demo.
crat,, making the 5caa,c, when ilIl, "a
consist OF tSenly.iour Wings and lhiny
Democrats.
The term of service Of twelve Wing,
and five Democrats expires III lsf7; Of
four Wings and thirteen Democrats in
80 q elgh, Wings and SIX Democrats
"a laJi.
Three Of the four to be elected will hold
Office until ls5l the fourth, from Mis-.
slssippi, On place Of MIR. Walker until
l@l7. The Senators from Florida have
not yet been Chased.
Tie House Of Representatives has oil
been elected with the exception Of tie six
members from Maryland and The four
from Nlsslss Ppl-und four vacancies, one
each from Florida, Massachusetts, Maine,
and New Hampshire. There are also
two vacancies from dcalh-onc in New
Jersey and one il Louisiana. We give a
statement Of the political character Of the
House SO far ns elected, aud comparison
IN the Same point Of view with the former
Congress. The States nre arranged in
The order III which the elections took place
2-lA Conrress ooh Conrrnss.
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party IN the District to pieces. The ia.
eifity with which they succeeded in few
days, IN bringing their party TO the sup.
port Of an individual for whom they had
no predictions personally, showing as it
does the completeness Of their oreaniza.
lion, ought 10 furnish us valuable lesson.
By proper excrtion we can be stronger IA
the District than ever. Standing as | do
on the ground heretofore occupied BY me,
| shall be ready al al times 10 cooperate
with The Wing party Of the District and
Onion. Il. l.. CIINGMAN.
A&tep.ilc, ADc. -, ls45.
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TENNESSEE ELECTION.

We at length have sufficient returns
from Tennessee to authorize the announce.
mcn' of the following rs the Member, ct
Congress olcct Wm T.. Cooke. Iohu II.
Crazer, Ncrcdttl =. Gentry Joseph II.
Pcy1ou, Milton Brown, Wings Andrew
J huson Ayan CuIIou, George W Jones,
Barclay Martin, J.. y. Chase i. T.. Staau.
ian, Loeas; lhc political division Of par
ltc- beng five 10 six, The same as IN the
Last COugfcss.
We have before expressed our fears Of
the defeat Of the Wing candidate for GOV.
eguaf in lhis State. Later accounts con.
itms these appfebeuslons. Mr.. Aaron Y.
Brown is elected, though By what MAORI.
~ is not yet onown-probahly about two
thousand votes The Nashville Wing at.
tributes this fcsultlolhe npalhyofthe " hlg
party, and thinks that the entire vote Of
the State will fall short Of that Of las, year
by twenty thousand or upwards, The
Legislature Is also lost by very small ma.
lorlty SO that our friends have only re.
tanned ihcir former position so far as re.
gard, the number Of Representatives whom
they have elected TO COHgress.-AllLaAal
f8stErlI 4tlF.
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SLAVERY IN NtssrssIPpf

BY provision in the Constitution OF
Mississippi, the introduction Of slaves into
the State is prohibited utter the present
year. THIS prohibition extends not only
to the Introduction Of slaves as merchan-
disc, but settlers within the State cannot
Of things induced the Legislature, al its
last session, to authorize the people TO vote
on proposition to change this provision
II cxcltes general attention. The New
Orleans Bulletin thinks that the popular
sentiment IS against nuy change.
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Showing a Wing gain Of five, and q
Democratic loss Of twelve. OF the mem.
bcrs who voted for MIR, Mckay's bill for
the alteration Of the Tariff at the last scs.
sion Of Congress, and we're candidates for
recollection, thirteen have been superseded,
Of whom twelve have been succeeded by
Wings and Natives. OF those who voted
against it, aud were candidates for re.cIcc.
lion, sixteen ure superseded, Of whom
nlno have been succeeded by Wings and
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Administrations, Noticc.

~ Ii persons indebted to the Estate Of jas n
50 Orr, deed, are expected 10 come forward
and settle; oil book accounts Unfortunately
Wll he sued upon, if not closed BY tic October
Court. Those indebted to tie Estate Of said In
tcstate us Guardian are required to make immc-
diato payment, as the money 10 demanded from
the Administrators hv The present Guardians.
The interest Of the Estate, as well as that Of
those connected with 1t calls for prompt settle
mont, und further indulgence cannot he expected,
c. c. GRAHAM, Adm,ys
WILL. JOHNSTON, nun 30
ADF q, ls45. 41tf
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TIE NrNr UNITED sTArEs SENATE.

The friends of American interests Will
be ably represented IN The next Il. States
Senate. Webster and Davis Of Massachu
sets, Corwiu Of Ohio, Clayton of Della
ware Johnson of Maryland, Crtienden Of
Kentucky, Evans Of Maine, Mangum Of
North Carolina, and Bcrricn Of Georgia
will present an array ofin,cllcct which has
not been cquallcd for many years, in that
or any other delbcfatiyc assembly. A
cause, numbering among its champions
such men, must ultimately triumph.
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Wig maj loco Foco MAJ
CO.'S
5000
ACC


Wing maj 1o9
I, has never been denied that there IS IN
tho first district a Wing majority OF at
least 1000, the contest between Graham
and IIoke not being a fair test, as many
Wings voted for IIoko from personal
around. lfit was necessary VIC could h"d
out other causes that would swell our vote
We tell our friends, although our prospects
arc bad enough they are aot 50 hopeless as
our enemies would have as believe.
g
gar BY late arrivals We learn that no dc
claratlon Of war has been made by Mexico
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nTADRIED

! In Cabarns county, on the 2 LIST instant BY tho
Rev William q. Ilafter, Hr JOHN R WE'D
bINGT0N to Miss SARAH. daughter Of tho
late Capt, james NJ. Black.
I'VE acInoSledgc our fec May happiness AMI
ErospefItY attend their union
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AnE 81, ls45.

STEEL GREEK, AUGUST ~, 1910,
EEyHE Colonies commanding tho Regiments
q composing the llh Brigade Of North Car
OHM Militia, Will have there Regiments at their
usual places Of muster prepared for lnspectionand
Review on the following days, viz
Mcchlcnburg Regiment, Tuesday 10th Of October
Union Regiment, Thursday, 18th of October.
LIST Reg. Of Volunteers Saturday, Goth October
Stanly Regiment, Tuesday, the 2jd Of October
Montgomery Regiment Wednesday 2ith Of Oct,
Cabarrus Regiment Of Infantry, Friday, goth OF
October.
Regiment Of Cavalry, at Concord on Friday, the
2Gth Of October.
The following gentlemen compose the Staii to
whom all are required to render their proper q.
bedieuro and respect, viz
ROD c, COCHRAN, Brigade Inspector, with tho
rank Of Major.
RUFUS BARRING Err, Aid, with the rank OF
Major. .
w II. NEEL,
Brig GIN In Rrigaie North Carolina MilMG
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tNNUtttUF AOA4t ~ tAAh "S@ a ~ ND
lS45.
Jane Hardness
rs, FCuliOn iur divorce
Eli HARNESS.
a + appearing to the satisfaction OF the Court,
h that tho defendant Eli darkness, Is not an
lnhahitant of this State II is therefore Ordered
lg the Cauri, that publication be made for three
months in the Charlotte Journal and the Mecken-
burg Jrtitrsonan, printed at Charlotte that the
said Eli Hardness, appear at our next Superior
Court VI law, to be held for the county OF Union,
at the Court House 10 Monroe, ON the second Mon
day IN February next, and plead, answer or demur
to the said petition, said petition vii! be heard
Il rHte aud Judgment awarded aee9rdingly.
Court, at office, the "a Monday in August, A d.
1T. DRAFFIN, c. U. s. c.
Price ndv $40 3m
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TENAS

The Georgetown D. c. Advocate Of
Saturday has the following paragraph -
Rumors were plentliuIly, rife yostcr,
day, as to the nature Of despatch said to
have been received on the previous even
Ing by the Government, from Texas
From all that we have been able TO learn,
we suspect that there is growing up IN
Western Texas, state Of affairs as much
the more serious than the Florida war, as
the field Of action and the numbers and
power Of the Indian enemy there, are
greater than was the case IN Florida.
II is no part OF wisdom to make our
selves miserable TODAY because there is Q
possibility Of our being So tomorrow
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" We regret 10 learn that q short
tnle ago Dr. John No COL, Of mon com.
-, had bis house aud all ms furniture aud
clolh'ng destroyed by fire. The family
were All abel aud the destructive element
had made such progress before il uas dis,
covered lIth lhoy had no tma even - 81.
cure lheir tiu,hc, odd escaped .-"i, ,.-si.
that Ih,.y had %. llis supposed TO TO- i.c
sotk Of au in,cndiary.
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TO PLANTERS!
E00N TsEFORE Y0U BUN
g.gGGE.NSs. Es0E'E, sc.

10000 lShiS sS
- oan v,ra. GINNY Begging,
* GEO kFNTi1'kN 10
sS0 coils OF ROPE large
plles Irvine. English,
10 do do Amerlc0A.
g,,e abovc we warrant To- De OF the bcst quality,
bay,nr been selected in New York by compe-
t"nt i',doe and wall Ao SOLD at a small advance on
Vow York prices 10 ooleg freight and charges.
nlChSON y LAFTA,
Cs3.dfn, s. C., nearly opposite Ddris's Hotei,
Aug. q, lot3. "'
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f H. Congressional election ha4 pro,rn
rtl,ef a,@aJroa. 10 the Whiss. The fol-
sam, asn,lc,rea elected
Wp,o. I.,r,rr, Iacos Etrcrrn.
l.m.. c..1.a u,,ls E.,7
Il VI. Ernnarr. Jts. {. pabhn.
A.imi pactrry =. > i',i''4
IL y. % : =, , ~
"A Haes.
a., moro t.,,
w.. 49,, L.,, las, member.
=. 1890, ,,,l. ,..uft .
~ .1,.,t ...,. ....,,,.. ,.f
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Pa We learn that on Sunday lar, Tho.
Black was killed about SIX miles from
Charlotte on tho Lawyers road, by the
filing Of ii. horse. lis horse stumbled
tnl he W Is thrown over ~. head, aud Killed
By The animals Ealing on bin.
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state OF Novth-CarOlima.

UNION COUNTY.
Superior Court 3f Lar, August T,rm,
lS45.
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CDarlntfF;
FRIDAY. AuGusT 20. 1915.

~ The Fall term oflhc Superior Court
III this comfy - now in session, Ills Hon.
Or Judge Pearson, presiding The FIRST
part Of the week was devoted 10 tho state
dockct. There is bu, one capital case on
ihe docket and that Negro Jefferson for
apo, who wil be tried to- day.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-06
sl . q .kAH EIz!IISssSIlsE ZNsEy;IlYHN

is by far the strongest preparation of Sarsapara lini, as has been frequently tested both by it's ef- ects and anaIysis. .r. M
 It is fast taking tine place of al other prepara. ttons because of s 1cacy (numeroas crtifcates be- ing publiihed from iile to Ime) anl because of ns supsrior rsagth Gone bottle beIng ,al to six pints ofSsrup of Sarsaparilla or two boi les of any other extract;) it is consequently the bea and cheapest requiring less to be taken and COS 'ig less, being sold at ONE DOLLAR FOR A SINGLE BoTTLR.
 It is particularly recommended for all Rheumatic affections; Uicerous Sores of tha Nose, Throat or body; Diseases of ihe Bones; Diseases of the Liver Lungs, Spleen and Kidneys; Affections of the Skin or a breaking out of dry and watery pmples ofihe Face, Neck and Body; Scrofuln; Eryspelas; Con- situional diseases arising from 'he of Mercury and other minerals; Syphiliic and Venereal Alice. 'ons as well as lhe greatest purifier of ihe blood and Fluids of the body, that has ever beea disoov. cred. In short, as a general medicine, it has no equal in the whole list of medicines ever prepared or discovered.
 Dr. Leidy, the proprietor, offers to refund ihe money when satisfactory proof is given of it's inefi cacy, Or of his assertions proving untrue.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-06
BOOK STORE AT MOBILE.


 F M. SUNNI ALT & Co., Book sellers and Sta J srionels, 36 Dauphin street, Mobile, Alabama, keep constantly on hand aS la, gc and well selected | T stock ofarl elFs in inc BOOK AND STATION FRY BUSINESS. as can bc found in lhe Sonthern Siatss, ant purchased Favorable terms and they m prepared o sell cheap for cash or ely ac ceptance, either by retail whresale Their stock embraces every variety ot LAW, MEDICAL, THEOLOGICAL, MISCELLANEOUS, AND SCHOOL. BOOKS
 Law Libraries furnished on tho most liberal terms. Also Private and Public Libraries, with miscellaneous books.
 Particular care is taken in selecting the latest and most approved editions of School Bouks. and punctualiiv and prompinGss observed III filling ur- ders tor Teachers of Schools and Colleges
 Gentlemen desTous 10 import any particular Law or other book, will, by leaving their orders, be promptly attended to.
 Gentlemen al distance can rely upon as speedy a supply ot their orders, and being as literally dealt with as ifpersonally present.
 Sunday Schools fun nshed with Books of Insiruc- lion. Also for Premiums and Library use.
 They are also Deposiiors Of rhe Mobile Bible So- ceiy, where be had for auxiliarles and Sabbath Schools, Bibles and Tesamenis' at the American Bible Society's cost with eHpences oi freight ad- ded.
 Connected with their establishment is a m ot com pete BINDERY, in which Dockrls and Record Book 2 for Clerks of Counties and SheriIls of Counlie- Ledgers, Journals, Day and Cash Books, fo" I.er- cantIle establishments; together with ali h 'hrieiy nI smaller Blank Books, ruled any y'a -tern and bound in the neaiesi and most substantial manner Also Music. Periodicals, 8c., bound i'll the neatesl style or to pattern
 Law and Mercantile Blanks printed to order.- Constantly for sale, he usual Blanks, Mortgages, Deeds, Leases, Cheeks, Notes of Hand, Receipts Bills Lading, Bills Exchange, Foreign and Domes, tic, Sc. &c; all on lIe finest paper.
 Printers of Newspapers, Periodicals and Books furnished with all the materials connected with then establishments.
 They invite all persons that purchase any articles connected with lhe Book and Stationery Business, 10 forward their orders, or if visiting the cy to examine lheir STOCK and PRIcEs, before purcla- sing elsewhere.
 GJ-The following papers will publish the above l2 months, if for SIP, and forward a copy of heiI paper containing the advertisement, to J. N, < & Co Advertiser, Aberdeen; Columbus Democrat and Whig, Columbus, Miss; Pilot, Gainesville; Advertis. and Journal, Montgomery; Tuscaloosa Flag and Moner, Tuscaloosa; Argus and Whig, Wetumpka Beacon and Alabama Baptist; Selma Free Press Palrnt Denoplois; Republican, Tuskegee; Euiaw Whg Chronicle, !ayneve. ie2l
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eE.ak { E T , 5 GLMLLLIIHE sIIllEaIsk k9

are the only pills in exisenre containing Sarsapa- rla in them, and were the first pills introduced by that name. Nol notwithstanding the attempt by others offering ''Sarsapnrilla Pills" and "Blood Pills" ts the pu6lic thinking 10 stH item Me reputation of Or Leiiy's Sarsaparilla Blood Pills" yet Me trick has signaVy Jaiisd judging from tie increasing sales and demand for Dr, Lei,y's Blood Pills.
 The pubic should use no other pills than Dr.. Lei d,'s Sarsuparill Blood Pills; for by their neculiar composition, they produce the combined effects of purifying iae Blood and Asimai Etlds, and clsansing Me iSiomaeh aud Bolpeis, by purging .lerelrom all causes of disease. fa.
 They produce no nausea or sickness at the stom- ach, may be taken at all iimes and under all Gironm stances by young and old, itliout fear of any dan ger, belng free from all noxious, powerful dan- gerous drugs, and require restraint from occupa- ton or usual course of living-wth all the foregoing recommendations and qualities, they must he the sate best, and rnoa .tfcacous of any other pills.
 The strongest proof of iheir efficacy the fact of
 ONE HUNDRED BOXES
 being sold daily at Dr. Leidy's Store alone, and
 THE THOUSANDS
 sold daily throughout the United States.
 Prce--z5 CENTS A SINGLE BOX.
 Just received and for sale only by
 K. NORTH & CO., ApOlheoares' Hall,
 jelAKy opposite Mansion House. and 35 Govt st SOAP-Gouraud's Italian Medicaied Soap, for IS rendering the iarshest skin delinaely smooth, white and soft, removing saowness, ,Gataneous erup- tions, punpes, tan, ireckles redness. Its dilu- ling properties prevents the formation of wrinkle and bnnishes them if already formed, eliciting on the cheek 0i age, the olearness and snooiness oi youth. For sale only by MOSELY & TUCKER, nov8 corner Dauphn and Royal sis CLATES-Best Valenhilli Slales, 20xI0, landing IJ per J Pannel from Liverpool and for sale by
 asgI9 D. WHEELER, 2s St MiehaeiAss
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nYSPEPTICS DYSPEPTICS .-How can D you doubt the medical virtues of Canheii's An- h-Dyspeptic Po,oder. the only sure remedy ever o- fered to the public. prepared expressly for that plnint, single trial of winch will convince the most sceptca ofits ability cure in any stage and under any form; and being purely vegetable, persons of the most delicate constitution may it m all kinds of weather with perfect safety
 ... PHILADELPHIA, Jan. IT, 1843. MR. JOHN CANrRELL:--l have taken some of your Powders, and they inc oiIy remedy have ever found to relieve from that ireacherous d,s- ease, Dyspepsia. have trled almost every thing Homeopathic, Thompsonan, Botanic and ihe old system of doctoling and found no relief from them for the three years that was troubled with that disease. l .,II .u
 l advise those that are troubled with Dyspepsia to give il fair trin, and prove for themselves it's eff cacy. It removes gdd'ness from the heads heaviness and burning from the breast and stomach, and brings the digestive organs to the natural siaie do hear tly helieve, ii given far trial, it will effect per- feet cure. ROBERT $. GAvETT,
 No. 2 Union-street, South Wark.
 Numerous reierances can be given as ihe efiica- cy Of the medicine. SETH W. ROBERTS,
 ian2S sign of the Green Mortar.