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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-17
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iat1s.a,iee Session. March 10. lsl5.


onlefsd Tn, the injunction of secrecy be removed
in,4n The sppalHaea 81 the Commit Is. and thai they
ae paiRled far the ase 81 fhe senate.
Ga isfe,aa R5latioHt- M.s-ts Allen. chairman,
Cas-. Afeasf. Albt.lianatd liugrr.
Os Eiaafirs - Alessrs Noudoury, MeDuilie, Denton,
I.saas and Phelps
d. Caaanlase Aies,rs. Haywood. DIX. Huntington,
johnson a Man hnd. and say ef.
ia Manufactures -- Nes,rs. Dickinson. Sturgeon.
Simmons. Seaiple anal SleIghi.
Tn .3g1icaLinrf Aiessrs. Sturgeon. Senple. phan,
Bates aud lsatms.
Ga Military .lFaip -Nlessrs. Benton, flanagan
Grnenden. Dix and Phelps.
oa .haitia--Alessrs. Atchison Semple, Barrow,
Fairfield and Caren.
Ola .hatni .7gairs-- Messrs Fairfield. Colqnn. Nc
Duflie. 1nlin NJ Clayton and Dickinson
TIA Ppbiic iaads- Nifssrs. Hreese, Speiehl Ashley
Weadbridge and lamsatn
On Pirate Land Claims Nessrs. IIlHneeap, Sem
pie Jahussn Of Louisiana, Dayton aud 1bonas CLAYTON.
t's hdia 8HiGis- liessfs. Seyer. Bagby. PHELPS,
NJ rehesd md Atrstu
Ga { itfas--- essgs Bagbv, Mangum. lnn. VI. Clay
ton. Sempe aad Dickinson.
On Revolutionary Claims Nlessrs Semplr. lama.
GIN Greene lanHegen and Colquilt
ia lie Jeiirtr1-- Aessrs. Ashley lIager y ebster,
Deren and Breese.
On tie Ptsl 0fcs mud Post Roads Nessrs Mics
Stnweun. simmons. Senple and Johns1n IT Louisiana.
On Roads aud Caaa's -AIessrs Atherpn, Lewis.
CorSn. Sinrpean aud Nodhtidre.
Oa Pensions Mcssrs. Dix, Bates. Miller, Ashley
aud Aichisan.
Ga He DiNlrieiof Columbia Nessrs Geqoitt. Sc.
vier Jahnsan Of Narehud. Miller sud Weadhafp
0a Patents and he Paiogi pfice--Ales r.. Wood
briife. ilaasagaa. SHrrr7n Spsiq q aud Lewis,
Ga Refeeaeim@5 Mrssr, Lewis, Mofehead, Ath.
crfon, DeYtan aud Dickinson,
On 7trfitmies Masrs. Bagby. Allen. Lewis. f.
vans aud John NJ CLAYTON.
On Public bulldogs TO- Mrssrs, Dayton, Simmons
and Bates.
II audi and ctn'y, ne Contingent Erptnses oftif
.Ssbaie Messfs Nils. Dfpesr sud Cofwip.
Oa Printing Messts Athefton, Simmons, ard Sem
pie
o Eagrosei Dis -Mcssrs Speighi, Gfeene ant
Jatnagia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-17

I TIsIa ~ z tIiHdff .3frlir8u.
! LATE FROM Ms TERN AtWCA.-Ne are
indebted Ia tap. y iHlsaauan, ~ itiH brig Cipfa.
% this phi fIan MHarasa. ltaeria. fsr Gle u the
Il uea lea8 ~ II tit : Ih 81 Janauty, frJn Aldel
Nc ea.hsfa ~ itsas
Il Ibs Celanai leaIslaHtr commenced iis session On
lie cih Il 1aaHafs SIM elsstd the 18Th II that
n,arlh Tia l.aYff4sl.s Annna NJ ssaee is published
u cite Herald aHd IS a effy wel!>W tturn doeumcnf.--
Some ntne Lar tef efa properly. o ned by the zap
tain efa Bdilsi tfa. eas auded ia Grand issa aaa.
g. rHtraf, IL the aaa1Ie regulations nl The tnlnny,
and 4, was zal rs iis autbal.IIes THIS gave rise r.
o O.. e.saleafa Afaean lha to'on., au,hnfles and
British Natal 0fifdfs % lie east involving qucs
of considerable Importance relative To the rchl of nfs
dicen over certain Territory IN the Counly 81 Grand
iia.aa commonly knuwn rs Gfapd Rassa Point
Gov 8efis afaes the nsfler viih great ability and
~ much lereih Hes presses The ,pui.n h,t tie po
sl5u assantb by TIE Batshti.frs denying the right II
the Colonial G9vetnmeHl To- exercise prn power. atd
Il, maintain jurisdiction OYER the territory IL quesian
II nh be- ssneliened ~ lhe !ali,t Gov, nmtnt. In
The mean Tim " he remarks II would advise that
sa,ouen. satns ltll The facts IL relation 10 the mis-
understandings taal have aristl between The Colonial
anhntlries and BRUSH sufsrIs trading NJ Bassa COVE
be- Glruishe The lffsh Gayefament by tho people nf
terra That Ne lavr been msrcl resented ~ his
whole affair by BRUSH Traders there can be M ques
ttn"
The Governor says ia bis Mess1ae that the alfirs Of
the Communicable are ia all important Respects IN
prosperous faHditian.
The ladies benevolent Society Mt Mnrogia ceeofa,
ted Ills nm h anniversary on TIE l5h "l November
factory lof The purchase o slaves had h'en 'siab
lshtd IN lhf VethY u Moh5Fla, nut II was bf'heh up
by tie aoihon'lfs
number oil hHilay ffeefalfHS nave he'n nlade ny
,nc "9Fetnar, anu 1ehh y. LOWS Is no" "eh't1l %
"'rao' r. >. ,.;,. f,l;.,
J., X, ,.,' -, d. ~ ura
;" ~ ' -" ,'''" ~, '' - '"'' "'''''" =" 80
o., - r :, -. - -. 80 r,.l' - - -
ny '''' 'fNt'' , w. ~ " 90
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-17


The kentucky l. cos is said are not less prlyepJ
by The roInp,slon of ibe nov & ,,,oo, H. ,hso II
: NH fa,l5,a = ,-. -, ~
l''' ~ W '"e' 'a'"'''f WI
WI" " nh''ef' OF maj STATE failing to obtain the Oh"
tee To which, anterior 10 the dh Of March, public opin-
ion had assumed him IN, N-.shit,,tn c.r,esn,n
l.,, - a., NJ, Vt
0'" '''"'' says
~ .1ain.nh men nave rot been The only ones DIS
P,fasea win Mr.. fnk movements since he came 10
aShin2'an. The hfnIn by "lfnoe@ey' are IN a
r',.'' ,19 1H'',s INN W. " ho'ltf' Mn az 10
ran far ahead If eyef,n,l,r cand1,,e ~ hai ,jekpt,
and who faeaht 81 lallauIv during the last war with
Enalahj ne James *. POLK at lnuisVille On his way
~ ne ~ n'r'AY A. COZ e hao 'tdu' I,
A. he Ea ,, 49, -. = T" '"oe ~ "e hronrb.
few ,hinss with hin, in his s,tdohags When he
arrived at Cincinnati, Nh Buer rtpsed 10 itl0ln
'.'' "gis u may BE- to draw ont III . ig.s
in The t,3iaf ~ i'''~' =" 10
Naslionfpn Sr ptft,r - c.,,., IN tliuL iny ha,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-17

Gpsrss * CALlrlgNi, Tie Oregon Settlers
W. have haea iaisrmeI by gentleman. who riI the
Paeiie east IN see gber lsi that two or three Amer
ifans are ahni 10 eugn1e the culture ruan IN The
lnMet pan al Upper tsltpnia and that hey eel conf
drhi ri missing superior a,tce and great abundance
Their raoeho or plantation is far from san Dlena,
n lat &c \, the climate being warm aud delightfully."-
GGe
, Tie same gentleman informs that many Of the
Dfeaea seaers have arrived IN the neiahbafhnqi Of
sAe Dag II san francisco, IN the Upper Calianla aud
taker ~ ihef abode Il ere. They report Oregon rs
poi e9esfy nethng like the was represented 10
iham u fT and apPalr thankful that the opportunity
has been essfej ilfm ofeaving it aud reaching nure
.faiifel sad eaaSea. 81 eims. ) productive Is the Land
. the shhatlgaI H san Francisco, one bushel Of
wheat spsn tleqaeatly Yields crop If seventy five
bushels Al his vita very Julie trouble. while the ell
mae = 50 Try and pare scknessis almost unknown
- illustrate the remarkable dDness Of the climate II
y bal Necessity TO STATE HAT heel vehicles, furniture
&c ..naaaiaeafed In New Fpg land of the lest season
~ timber, SHRINK up sofy alter ing this section
ni Caffeia and tall to pieces. nness every wtcauiun
Is iahfn. American eatiaRnts constantly arriving
ana settling at Sacramento aud Other streams empty
'ng ino The Bay Of San Francisco At The Verbs Bae-
"a me English Is the principal language spoken, The Al
race bnne an Anercan, aud the is far distant
WHEN tins plft Of California will teen nh Anair Sax
.n clsd zlun and the tlfy products IN Anglo-caAoa
Lands.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-17

fLoRinA ToBtcco- The Mobile Daily Advertiser
states "n Me au;hFis al gentleman that the narl of
Florida known as the Tobacco Region has been G,und
50 well adapted 10 the erewi # enod iobsrea that il is
last Milling up with emigranis from Georgia and Other
places, and the rnsh is great that las that c,I
have been bought for $500 some time since now binu
SoOo The most favorable portion Of this rqoi5p liz,
in paris Of Leon and Gaisden cnunties and Tho
Of The tobacco produced is equal to The .Vne1I7
de Aeajo" of Cuba. The sp is a laase. black. ssnly
ham, iren, ten to twelve inches deep resting on stlr
compact clay.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-17

TIE last ''Jib =" Man -'ihp Revenue Gutter bill,
which had been yrlnrd by Iohn Gyler taken up at
late hnur the House Monday nisit and pns-ed.
10 to u thus ytttat The veto " he the yeas and
nays on this bill were bring called y lieruuepi
ii The Ne,atk Daily Advertiser the hnar of 2anseJ,
and the distinguished dlpamallsip from Va, (Nlr
Baylcy) taking conspicuous position IN front o the
Speakers char, shuuct ri The top II his yuee MI
speaker Mr. Sreakeh' Ofdef orde lron the House
when raising his voice sili higher, and with
raised and his long fingers painted towards the clock
aud the other cXtcudrd the direction Of The Speaker
he exclaimed" Mr. Speakef | will be- heard, I rise
10 n toNsrrrToSsL Qnrsrloh!p THIS created a
shut Of anshcr-1he Speaker commanded that the
call Proceed without interruption. and the last Tyler
man. was seen no maIe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-17

D. l. seems That the Charleston Mercury Ike the
Riehmend Enquirer, does not dcem Mr., Folks "bold
and eomPr henslve' on the TaaTas altogether or
thodux We commend lis remarks to cur ueilhbor
oi the Republican, who will perceive that we are not
alone IN charging Mr. Polk with borrowing The very
language Of the friends o the protective policy in which
to express his avn sentiments. The Mercury says:
nv nh what purpose this cverslladawinp subject.
has he clothed himself IN words Of ambiguous impart
PHRASES that have been made the mask Of every degree
OF UNJUST taxation and unconstitutional prplecliun? Why
has he drhed hts speech with cunning equvucatiols
heat incidental prutc elton, when he knows This was the
very preteNt OF the arh OF '2-lhe very language by
Which lis conriyerS justified 1t ? lie has openly de.
aouneed the Injustice and oppression OF Tins ael and
Nat Then are we 10 infer from his sanctoning and a
dopuns the phraseolugy OF It's advocates aud anthus
Such things do moi satisfy and appease-ihev fill men
with new doubts and deeper Indignation l ey doubt
The possibility u reurn. and st.GfH aft ar:anre Ynt,e
sole fruits are irtachery, corruption and exorlun And
Is rny consJng promise Of reform. when after thus
compromising the m,aSt va! GacS,ioi= Ne are warmed
against complaining, and cautioned Of the consequences
II seeklng redress,
Lot the Government establish instice-et il take off
lis awi1 iSiana4ns yoke iTum Lecks and lis rubber
aand ihlm uur ihraas, and the Union Is sece from
all assaults IN dis quarter. President Polk oilers no
sneh relnedy 10 those siudously eqgyoea phases OF
MS aud his alk about The sacredness Of the Union i'll
poi be received equivalent.
= The Globe tlSeii umkeS NJ comments IN Mr. pplk's
handling {" the lNrd, except 10 piunaunce IL wonderful
" eleara specimen doubtless of '.darkness visible -
bui tries 10 make amends by blowing up the passage
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-17

The city of Nauvoo, il is SAID. will not give up its
rhartt notwithstanding the legislative acl fr its repeal
Recently. the municipal election of as usual
When NJ the officers ri the eli, were duly eectt aud
me hole system of government is enforced as hereto
"fe' Tue leading Mormons say that the Legislature
had 10 power 10 repeal their charter that il is not
repa,d and that they Will pay no aenlon to the repeal
law.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-17

'rRiors.! 1t is stated in the pennsylyani Inquirer
that an old oak tree was recently cut down near Ur
tSours which, upon counting the grains, found to
he nearly louf hundred years old: and hal is re,n
rions there we're found perfectly lmbedled in the timber
at bright of so feet from the ground. a well shaped
stone mortar and pcsls, together with stone insru
men' resembling axe, They had evidently been
placed IN hecrotch of the centuries since and
il had grown over them
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-17

into prey fam Of italics and capials-lke another
..srurvv plroan, . mentioned by King Lear. seeming
see the ,hinas hr dath nj - The iacl u.s. the whole
f,s.age on the Tariff means james Buchanan, and no
thing else except that the author tried io conceal that
onilous significance. What s1tt Of promise of settle
meni Of he arilf this hods out leave readers
10 iudre"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-17

Mr. O'Callaehan. the proprietor Of the Private TX.
press connected with the New Orleans Crescent CIV
6ea spaprr was arrested in that city On the 9Th nli
aud lit there IN custody Of the l. : Deputy Marshal
e Savannah. 10 be lriod the complaint Of an Ageut
Of the Post Office Department, On a char1e of HAVING
violated tho Post Office laws
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-17
IMPORTANT pEClsloN-Tbe Albany Ar,,

iht th AN Df.t lNIpN.--lhe Albany Argus
states that IN the o Ackorman es Ernot and Schry
tet Wee Chancellor Parker has d,eded ihau an exccu-
lo nf trustee who Invests tie trust fund bank stock
WI be liable iur any depreciation ia lis value or Tor loss
Sustained upon It, although the investment was made Ia
good Jam, that such investment unauthorized, and
a an executor or trustee only be protected against
fsk 10y investing such funds in real estate security ar in
public stocks approved by the Court.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-17

PRoF Lock- of Cincinnati has heen practising some
eNperlm n's IN "E'eclroagy' in that city Amonp 9th
or matters small model of the INN coffin Of Mahom
81 IS raised IN the vortex and suspended in SPACE
The collin is drawn up and blade passed all around
to show that there is no real attachment 10 the coil
winch has drawn II nP It is also alternately drawn IN
AMI dropped, BY rming and breaking the electrical cir
-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-17


LII then fehembeT that, asead ai treating iits
qaesiioa great uaesal gutsiiuH IN Then aames y
has been uaailingls. YES. Naataaiy placed uron the
lnluna u e eslet.,ta Il nsari slavery, aud hat al
th> ns,isut allsl tie chiri 90 tiie civilized Mofld
5 agaiasl ihs rsH AMI oar Mr. ffa hneinfe IN
tsal naasfs isaateslv eaJiattV this subject agsinst
As CIR Ill s4anee a.rigti ara, aud The
,nanissS II ms very Usa.stn ia. he u. therefore
tn af>i e.is>t,i, tsushi % Jse. Ia sl"ais Is
..fsv ssfs III eia 10 "a, language al dar Rfeai
saa es.d - ne IN. the - aliaisnm Yum hbf
ifs'' aud var sk safety Eeii4emaeT. la. il.a at
thss tIhe Nafal Legislation j. hggn between >etian
anu sss.a Ngt. sasnst toe ; oih aud Inc ssalh
againsi he Narih LUX ahJoad, aad sna mesl Tie
pseue.,i> ii snareas and GSci1d hTiad .as n tbs
Ind; 6sst sun IA dsas4's ~lh inseans ~ ia am
I'd ms4t sad vii YOU deSst var hilatfp hanafgzf
sfsrioH. II IL bar Il ceire ~ ihe lalan. whefa a
sm's Essi. spu have seed the blessed part ut ptsee ma
kets soa sin aa ihe dei wa ANY cta'ieaiflaie Is
settesrd hsssmpBg upon the tas iiuffn. sfe~eli u
,sf isssa nlaH. Have paueace II lfNas Is dssifa.e
national araFsiiiJn wisirf h'lsese q - appeal !"
war afests,. sslais and 5especuiiy, " hea did yaa
faskr snsa anneai ~ gang
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-17
Whole Navy.

Aspendd ship Of fourteen hundred TINS m,asnrcmenr
owned by Mfsss Gtinnell. Mhun & Go. If New
York, md intended Tot lien Liverpool 1re Of packets
Is nearly completed She has been NAMED alter llr ms,
CLAY, aud AT her how IS full length figure :, ,b,, die
liogolshed statesman. IN pure white, with b,s cloak
hanging loosely upon rs sboaaefs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-17

fermn ElHieFdut. lmm & Rannris fifr-,et,,
Governor 81 Mississippi, Is now citizen Of avas -
The Columbus Goa Democrat saYs thai - arrived an a
visit at Jarbsun few weths snee lie thinks tboi an
mmense mo"fy oi the people oil Texas are warmly in
favor uf Annexation. "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-17

VTWIW
men, nhe nawtd CLANCY, the other Elgehart Of Mo-
bile, both previously Lood friends, got intoxicated on the
@6th alt. aud quareled, when the Turner drew re
salgng pistol and shol his Antagonist with Two of the
barrels, IN the abdomcn, rather The rah side au near
he lower ribs EeI,far ell Instantly and was not cx~
feled 10 recover um The Wounds. Clancy MAS ares
ted by the Sherl, aud held tor nyesugat On.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-17

Pta7,mrines frgHfs.-A c,,nree has been appnint-
ri Gas already 4nonnced) in the House Il Represents
ivcs ~ Idus1ns. 10 investigate the Plaquemnes frauds
bod their repnt ~ the facs only is about be forth
y. farning. Mr. Perkins. the Chairman announced that
sfs fepsft world disclose duds Of The deepest dye -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-17
Che apmrhbnrg 1fieeiaian.
.R0.vDar. MARCH Il, ls45.


~ Address prevents MS We " hihi ti9 ii7h qats
ton IN bill aal comprehensive ha11ge. But bid
aid comprehensive as it may be, isii itieiigbt We
SUPPOSE ii course, the Republican understands it, bat
if s.. lien II Is gifted with sagaeity than the
veteran edor Of the Richmond Enqpiier who, from
his confessed inability 10 a!lom MIR. Polk's meaning
admits that be does not know whether Ia praise this
afnre Of The inaugural to ceusure it, of (says the
Enquirer the President means that, Ia the whole
III the be raised discrimination may
b. made with eye the protection fhene industry,
Hen might be- compelled 10 dissent ffom the prop.
oson. II. on the contrary, he only means. thai the
interests Of The country and lis industry indiscrminae
Iy toderye all the incidental protection which Tie
required amount Of duties would afford npan the prin
eipIes Of The Compromise Act discriminating with
eye Ia revenue then concur. Sc" Now il the Pres,
dents meaning as obvious as it IS sid to be
'bold and comprehensive" surely the Enquirer which
s fae asale, take it, as the Republican. would
nol be much puzzled to discover hat that meaning
Is. And to The wish Of the Enquirer 10 support Mr.
Pix IS na less ardent, we presume, Than that oi
neighbour il would not neurali2e lis praise by many
rs and aads," but for the ambiguity OF the Pfesi-
deni's language.
Tie Republican was naniirstly determined, hnwev.
er, obe pleased with the lnaugnfa; and hcnce, com
pretending 81 clearly what is unnelligble h The
Enquirer, II expresses its admiration Of lie Presidents
views, which II regards 'as strictly in conformity with
lhose entertained by the Democratic party.o Y, hich
why Of IT, pfoy2 The democratic party OF pennsylya-
mia. or thai Of South Carolna Does Mr. Calhoun.
lar example, sanction "nci4cntal' proieelian Is that
he Ja,l,e, 4 ,.,,,oo J.; r.,
81, -. H.. -'''i - nay W ~" >
,onet,,r ln,,,l - - '''
we can -
be al. "'e" mo
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mus '',' " :, ''S WI ''" says " ops1' oof) WIN
we" u '"'',2 ''a'''a''' incidental protection IL
ooi'F '''as''S' ou' '"'' 'n"s' ne against Pfotec
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-17

/ frln statement. Wheh we find ia one n ON
Navy has been taken lrum Virginia. Tie list IT Is fl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-17
WARRINGTON. Marcel i iet.

~ Two 'eIork this morning. The House Of Reptescn
aiIveS adjooned AFTER disralcinp bus ness in ro,G.
SION ana aNPr@f' Known no where else The leading
"eNt 10 The usual Appropriation Bills. in the
eAP'na'Uie d" money, are |. For Western Rivers U,r
nos SC "o millions Is, year it was less tb,n no
m''''o' = A nAiuioa more in lands, lor Canals. &c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-17
NEW SrfsENG esOOass.
EpANsG1H 81. E2NDOy.
DEHER ~
II. ~ 3 esEesg.a' EsFSN' a. pOFsS.

'~''" - go V "a VI u " EES,
AM IMPORTERS OF
TRENCH & GNetLIsH DRY GOODS,
No. l3s, corner # .Hpm and l3th street,
nECFE 12OND, Va.
M Ill be IN receipt Ut LARGE and FRESH stock of
w ENGLISH aud TRENt II GOODS, nihIsoAn
importation, rs we'll rs Il fae scr, of
.EsfRssSsFsas.S' FESsEsEC@,
m lew days, which viii be offered The trade at small
advances.
lie SELECTS an examination from dealers, when they
visl the city 10 make their Spring purchases
Terms, The usual cfrdils
Redmond March ; lnir
.fse,'C9r POTATOES.
|nD BARRELS SUPERIOR MERCER PO-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22
FOR. THE PILES.

EoR THE PILES Are you afflicted with frles; 1les
Z Try, then, without delay, Doctor UpAams veg
etabe Electuary the best remedy ever offered TO puehc
notice This really excellent medicine is the result o q
thorough medical education a1 complete knowledge OF
the disease for which Il is recommended. The most III
umphallt success attends its administrator
Read the following remarkable cases:
LADY, residing in Norfolk street, was seriously iiihc'cu
with Piles so great her suffering that TO use her Own
cxresSioi life w a burden for four weeks she had oecii
attended by one Of our eminent Physicians without
the least benefit Satisfied that il an aggravated case
OF Pics prescribed the EecuaT two boxes were USED.
Six months after the same lady cle IN NE TO prescribe
for another complaint, and then riOrned me INA: se " a.
perfectly cured OF the Files by the Two boxes ana had en-
pe-ieIced no return since.
Mrs Gresng in GreeIesrect called on rne last sfis'
saying that SHE had beea affected with Piles FOR two years
accompanied by pain in The SIDE papitaion OF the herI
OF siraishtncSs the chest, and oppresSo
she was unable 10 lie down without eeyati ,hc eao ana
chest considerably; resting horizontally prouced sele
OF sufocaton. followed by cough by using one DO" ei
the E!ecuary, the pain in the side paP!taon and oppe
sion ceSei, she could lie down without Inconvenience ana
the Piles We're partially removed, and second box made
complete cure 10 tie great qualification OF the patient
Sold III This City by the Proprietor oaiy, regularly edu-
Gated Physician, con;ed office practice for the treat
ment OF CHRoSIc DISEASES, No. l96 Bowcry. Medical
advice II relation 10 the above any other complaint,
gratis. Price OF the RlctaGy dollar. Remember
that the EIaG7y IS IHTEESAL REMEDY. and net all
external application, and sold lS6 Bowery, four
doors above Spring ofce hours from ~ u. TO z.
u. j22 3m.