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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-08
Missouri state Convention.

Our Democratic friends will read the following let
ter, with much qualification. 1t Will be seen that
the Democracy is in the ascendant in the Missouri
Convention which is about forming a new Consttu-
ton for that noble State. We very much wish that
our own Constitution could be remodel on basis
similar to that indicated by this letter.
JEFFERSON CITY, No. Dec. -, lsl5.
Dear Sir This being leisure day, (the Con-
yention not being in session. | have concluded to
drop you a line concerning the and doings of the
State Convention, now at this place, for the purpose
OF forming new Constitution. We are making
some long strides, in the onward march of progress
sive Democracy.
Heretofore our Circuit and Supreme Judges re-
ceivcd their appointments from the Governor; and
when confirmed by the Senate, they held during good
behavior The Convention decided on Yesterday
that the Circuit Judge, and all inferior Judicial Off
shall hereafter be elected by the people of their
respective Districts the question Of eectng the Su-
prene Judges, is under consideration and oe-
bate. The Convention has agreed upon provision
be engrafed in the Constitution, on the sub
Jet Of State debts, which is in substance as follows
The Leg isature shall have no power to create
State debt that shall at any time exceed twenty five
vaslon provided, however the Legislature, by ma
JorIty of two-thirds Of each house concurTing mav
propose the creation of debt for one specified pur-
pose providing at the time the means (bv tax
atom for the regular payment Of the interest, and
finally the principal sum, at period not TO exceed
twenty years but no law creating such debt shall
take effect, unless it Is sanctioned by the direct
vote of majority of all the legal voters of the State
at the next general election, and but proposition
of the kind can be made at any one session.
have no doubt banking Will be entirely prohibit
ed under the Constitution and no corporation
Of any description will be allowed, unless the stock
holders held liable in their individual and private
capacity for all debts and the right reserved to the
Legislature to alter, amend repeal at any time
| believe the above are the only points before the
Convention iii which you will be likely to feel any
interest.
see from the papers that DR.. ]. w. Davis is elect
ed Speaker of Congress, and Jesse D. Bright IT, S
Senator. Indiana is finally redeemed from Fed
eralism. Your most obedient, &c
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-08

For several years past Virginia has been agitatcd
by endeavor, the part of that portion OF
tie Blue Ridge to procure the call Of convention
revise the constitution of the State, which PROPOSE
ton Eastern Virginia has sirenuousy resisted. and
with success, IN consequence Of having Il decided
majority of the House Of Delegates by virtue of the
existing rotten borough system, though containing
much less than half of the population Of the State
The friends ola convention, however, have increased in
strength with each additional year, until they have now
acquired force enough to make 1t apparent that they
Will gam their object. In the House of Delegates,
OH the Sd instant, Mr.. Lcitwick Of Wythe a county
IN Little Tennessee, offered a resOu, ION for the
appointment of a select committee, to enquire into
the expediency of submitting the call of convention
to the people. Mr.. Lyons of Richmond City, moved
to amend by appointing committee Of the friends Of
the convention to report the grievances complained
of by them, which lost by the close vote of 65 to
66, three members absent. Another Eastern member
then moved to require the committee also to report
"a provisional law regulating the organization, and
other matters incident to such convention" If called
which agreed to, and the original resolution, as
amended then adopted, 10 to 81. The amendment
Is designed to condition that the members of
the convention shall be apportioned the House of
Delegates now Is upon mixed basis of whites and
blacks, while the West desires an exclusive white
basis.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-08

AcQUrTTAL OF McNULIY.-The trial Of Caleb J.
McNulty, the charge of embczzling the public
ney, whilst Clerk Of the House of Representatives
has ended in his acquital He was, however, remand
ed to prison to await the action of the government
on four other indictments pending against him.
p s. He has been acquitted.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-08

THE CAsE OF Ms. c. :. Thomas Is. FRANCIS THou
AS, formerly Governor Of Mary land, being oppca
ton of the former for divorce, taken up before
Judge Nicholas Monday, last week, in the Superior
Court, at Richmond Va. The jury returned verdict
in favor of Mrs. Thomas, sustaining the charges
made by her against her husband, Francis Thomas
The record Of the proceedings then ordered be
certified with view to their presentation TO the Leg
lsIatnre.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-08

PENNsyLvANIA.-This State has only one capital
crime Murder the first degree. The law ordained
that executions should be private about eleven years
ago. The rope has been resumed that was used at
that time, and was employed to hang Jabez Boyd q
few weeks ago
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-08

CoNNEcTicUT-The Democrats Of this State have
made the following nominations for state officers For
Gov ernor Isaac Toucey; Lieutenant Governor Noyes
Billings; Secretary Charles w. Bradley; Treasurer
4. w Birge Comptroller Mason Cleveland
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-08

DEATH FROM THE BITE HoG.-The wife of
Joseph lliIl aged 65 years, of Newtown, Essex Co.,
n j. was bitten in the hand, short time since, by
hog, causing wound which, In spite of every APP
plicaton, spread through and affected the entire arm
until finally the malignant virus reached the body,
and entering the vitals, terminated her suerngs by
death.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-08

THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE seems to have been re-
ceved with than usual favor by the press both
in favor of and gainst the administration The Who
papers speak of il with respect, and some of them
praise it, especially that part of it in reference to Ore
gen
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-08

SLAVERY IN VRGINIA.-The Richmond Wing has
article on the subject of Slavery, In which the Do
nestle institution is condemned. The following is
part of the argument and Will doubtless be deemed
very strong part too. The writer says he opposes
Slavery because - no community greatly flourish
and prosper where its youth brought up ideness
and to regard manual labor and the mechanic trades
dshonorabe, because Slaves are employed to do
the manual labor of the community. THIS is the great
and clinging Of Slavery 1t enervates and
eliminates the youth of the Republic 1t causes them
to rely 1T every turn, to the bringing of pitch
er of water from the well, or brushing their shoes,
upon negro, instead of upon themselves They grow
up worthless IN energy, and helpless, and when their
patrimony is squandered it Is almost sure to be-
from the habits of ideness and extravaganza engen-
dered by the existence of Slavery they become droncs
here, emigrate to the West to seek the fortune
they rarely find, and never deserve to find
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-08

o. VI. Gaillardet, the intelligent editor of the
French Courier in New York who returned last
week from visit to Europe, the Acadia, ventures
upon the following prediction concerning the Oregon
question
After exhausting all negotiations England Will
accept the 40!h degree Of latitude, provided Cape
Quadra and Vancouvers Island be also ceded 10 her
IN compensation for yielding the Columbia But that
viii he Engands mtimatu1p. and it VIII not be
offered unless the terms Of the discussion shall be
more conclaory than heretofore for now, Oregon is
point of honor than of interest for England
0.FThe Morrison Democrat thanks its friends for
their liberal contributions to the Cdrrie.- New
Years day He got about toar dolars! Our Car
rer thanks friends for upaoard Of thirty dollars,
on the same OCCASION; and we hope he will faithfully
attend his duty, better acknowledgement than
any other.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-03

ed 10 DC in The confidence of the Administration pub
.aes the following ON the authority of Major Graham,
recently passed through tina, city as bearer OF dis
Pstches to Gen. Taylor
Tho ar,nistice entered into between General Taylor
nd Ampudia is to be put end 10 immediately, and
the forces under General Taylor TO follow the enemy
quickly possible For this purpose all the Voiun
and Regulars which possibly DO spared from
yarrsonins the posts and towns slrcsdy established or
captured proceed forthwith to augmen, his force
AZ Monterey.
The volunteer regiments at the North called for under
,ae first requison and then mustered into service
be mustered forthwith and proceed 10 the Rio
Gando No other acquisitions tor rSinorcements had
rspircd
he United States Army hcncetorth is 10 dictate its
terms and Call upon the enemy for lis supplies as
i siyAnces"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-03

TnE GALE.-We are beginning to hear more of
the effects OF the gale The ship Silas Holmes arrived
yesterday from NewYork She felt the gale the 10Th
inst but suffered damage but on the 10Th saw q
ship ashore between Key West and the Tortugns.
The Courier OF last evening has the following para
graph in relation to the subject;
IL Is the opinion OF nautical men of judgment and OK
perience with whom have conyerscd that the late
gale rather tornado did not extend far the stu
ton OF the squadron of Vera Cruz 1t believed that the
great swell experienced Oh Brazos Santiago which pre-
vented the mails from being put board the Galveston
was caused by that tornado-hu very little wind was
blowing where the steamer lay II this be Az, Com
COnners ships were safe from all damage.
Since writing the above wc have learned more from
Havana. Three French vessels OF war lying in tina,
harbor very much injured but 1t is not said they
were positive lost
The American bark Madeline Capt Shankaud from
this port, eunk in the harbor. We do not know
whether she had discharged her cargo.
The brig F. Soulc Capt Dolvaillc arrived at Havana
the l4th inst from this port, safe. Tho brig Tlt
Capt Brown arrived there on The sth from this port
Whether she injured in the gale we are not in
formed Our informant says that from thirty nifty
sells or less injured,
There s mystery about this business but the news
we give has been in town since Thursday evening.
N. q. Pic. Oct -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-03

LATE FROM GuADALoufE ST. THOMAS AND
TCRxs isLASp-Thc brig DR.. Hitchcock Capt Cole,
arrived al this port yesterday, brings dates from Grada
loupe 10 the 5,h Thomas to the Sth and Turks sana
the 10th inst Capt Cole states thar the Cosc'oE Of
the port of Mouiu Gua9 requested him 10 nske known
masters OF vessels bound the Island OF Gusdsloupe
that hereafter will be necessary for theu 10 have their
mafests regularly made out they would be bearded
OF the Island by officers from ships OF war VINO we're IN
stsacsed to me every vessel without regular manifest
CT her cargo, the sum of 400 irsncs-
Cspt Cole states ths the Islands were well supplied
win American produce he also informed ihst TIE
crepe had been aeaSswRst injured by the late gales
isayalaah Republican, sstel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-03

VICE CHA.cELLoKs CoUET-Beiore Vice Chancellor
Sand:ord-Sov 2-necisious-J1ae r. H1LS'edd -. Do
I'd P Hatead-Decree OF divorce from the marriage
Franco. Dsy V Lpey Inn Day-Sare
Anna J. NiiiT IS Henry 5. Eytiage-Decree reversed
Tor OF sucien; proof OF the alleged fret marriage
Cause referred beck 10 master
uarv Higgins vs. itieSoR and r.'s-Moaon TO dissolve
Injunction denied. costs u abide event
The Peoyls y rel Keei.as g. t;aSGH sued Gel
l1ytT.-Nouon TO discharge defendant on attachment
nj n Batisr and .rid. ". ) l. RaJsey and otisrs-
On petition OF y Y Life ms and Trust Co-Ordered to
stand and be brought 90 hearing on former de-
cree new rights sc. costs reserved
Henry J. Cullen and a7.fe - Mary Ifrt'H and ohers-
Part oi the exceptions allowed, others denied
Uarrea Gji5er; -. .ipdrer H. Mike Mayor Mo
ton 10 continue the injunction, (Which was temporarily
allowed to restrain the Mayor from placing with
plscard having it Strangers beware OF Mock Auc-
lions opposite the compliments store, li2 Broadway.
denied
The Vice Chancellor stated that although he has some
doubts on the subject he does not think 1t IN
which tine Court called upon 20 exercise its extreme
Jurisdiction The Mayor claims tn act under the Police
Law which makes ii part OF his duty 10 warn strangers
against Mock Auctions, &c the complainant feels
scgreycd ne has his remedy al law
John J. Palmer Sp.cidi Rsceirer d. - 7yiee and 9th
os-Recciver tor mort-aSed premises. Opera House
and Arcade Baths in ChambeFsst) granted.
v y Eiiia7rooG - .joFd n STANDARDIZATION to set
aside he exea, denied Same 10 be discharged on bali
Motion to open default for not answering denied Mo
ton tor attachment Tor contempt granted
FIRE rs SHlrPENsBURGH.-Ne have been shown
private letter Shippensburgh Pa dated the Goth,
which stated that terrible disaster has bcia!en
that ire broke out on the night OF the 18th
which DESTROYED about forty houses eayln. some nine
Is families whou; shelter During the IRE the trcmsn
got up quarrel during which TWO persons were killed
and several woundsd the names of the former were
Samuel Mcclure and - Haml
We do not know how much credit is TO be given to
she letter but make the statement for whatit IS worth
Pittsburgh Com. Journal.
FROM BRAzos-The ship Clinton arrived yester-
day from Brazos Santiago. where she landed company
OF sappers and miners seventy-hye IN number, from
New York. The ship John Holland, Capt Henderson.
arrived at Brazos Santiago ON the 18th inst with troops
from New York The steam schooner Florida had been
ecround on the bar Bszos but cot of and sailed Tor
this port with number OF these wounded at Monterey
on board
~ \ little daughter OF Samuel Croker, at Nan
cket was burned to death the other day By her clothes
taking fire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-03
Gcneral y oiircs.

C,- DR.. Running Body HrHcc.-Fof the raIief Of
of the voice, Tng, heart spinal nervous, 'e
male and digestive sYse-iucludng spepsa, cnnspa
ton pile. droupIng and distortion common 10 children
and young ladies' also BLEEDING Al TIRE LUNGS Il per
feet substitute for the and cOu>irainng shoulder
brace with OF tleir pcruicous TENDENCIES Unlike AL
others ACTS y supporting the small OF back MAILING
the fucruu and by lifting drNibiy the whole internal
pile of organs Pamphlet, aud book Common Sense.
giving information. be had a! the ONCE, 40 BROADWAY
4 lady Ia attendance on ladies'. OF u
rT-Atyood,s Celebrated Empire Cook stoves.
These Stoves are warranted usual! Persons waning
Cook Stoves are invited to examine them before purchas
Waler-sL ~ '
xy,,.r Cure uou.e.-Nits NJ. 5. Cove contn-
r.csv. nstisns al her house, Ill feminist New
York. M a, = -, ,..
yyr. directions for the application Of Water Cure sp
TT j. Coleman, Exchange Broker, No %
WaIl-sl New-York uncurtent Money bought and sod
gold silver exchanged notes and drAia c"lecin o' "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-03

This Se..aparlla used win the mcst perfect SUCCESS
a., rT,sf,r ror1pajns however severe or chronic
The ASTONISHING cures IL has performed are indeed won
dsrII Oth., remedies sometimes give temporary relief
Th, entirely eradcates from the SYSTEM even "hen ue
limb, and bonea are dfvaifuy swollen
Ds TOWNSEND. was attacked with adlsHesslng pam
h, mo min oiut so bad could walk without my
c+nch.s and much OF the tim, obliged 10 keep my
bt tried several remedies but they DID mol reAeye mo
,t., cal.! on one OF hfs( Pnysiclans he dh not
no me- heard OF your sarsapara, and obtained Dot
lie and in q few days entirely cured me, aud a. well
80 ~, ay-r ASHBELL WALKER, y Dani-!-.t
Albany IauuarY2, lSi1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-03

~ Hear Mr Seth Terry Of he oldest and most re-
.oeetshl- Lawyers Hartford Conn The following Is
an extract OF 3 leuer received from hin
On Towsszsp nave used one bottle OF your safs s
,.I,iIs and find its excellent II Us effects upon chfo1
ySnn,fr oain 10 which am subject. from an INJURY oc
.aoneI s.yera! years ago public stage Please sena
~" 40 hotti-s 10 the OF Dr. seymour nave con-
yerssd with Of our principal fhY'iSsTa TtRRy
nrnied your SaIsapsri!!a A
H.rford. March Il, 1913.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-03
SRiPwREoXs AND Loss OK Lng.-The Courier
publishes the following eNtrac; OF letter dascd

ANrlGVA TN OCT ->it
The bark Chancellor Ceilings arrived here 9Th ms,
from New Haven Experienced heavy gale on l7;h
September in LIST y. ion. 90 from Z. Z shifted to
the E. thence 10 the ana y .os' 80 horses par; OF
hsv &c split some OF her sails Fel IN with the
l6ih September Ia, g IS lou 69 y bark Meteor. Of
Ncxandr;s from Baltimore to s. Thomas, dismasted
TOOK from, her two sea,ner Joseph Denny and John
Vhompson the snoond officer died about hal! sa bour
prsvicusly To being boarded BY the Chancellor The
master mate tour and COOK were washed over
Snsrd on ;hg sth September OF Cspe Henry At about
- miles : hy r from the loruer, tell IL WIRE TIE Sc
Csllso. Of New-fork bound 10 Charleston having osi
her torc,nas, sails and raider and decks swept ana
leaAlu, badly took from her The master is' sd oet
s,,ar Tn, schr was iis,n sstas on The S,h Sept On
In, 9th October lat 70 ST. long - 30 spoke the os
Noble OF Alexaddrs Baltimore Tor SaroSdoeS out
* days Supplied her with water and potatoes, tne
Noble lost the principal part OF her snS ara Ia" asf
decks swept cn the 18th Sept.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-03
miscellaneous.

uANCE'S COMPOUND SYRUP Of iioeThognd
For tie Cure OF Coughs. Colds, Consumption Spths
of Hood Pam the Sid and Brerst, hro"ehils Group
Ithma and all dg,dSe nrlJWg rom Id50Tdered eo"f'fIo"
ofthe lungs NJ neglected. Coid.
fy- Tn, iolo,yin sonnet addressed TO the pro
prielor by Young Lady who cured Of Consumption
IIo We " ho pant with falling breath.
And pine away and do
H,ScE shall put away your death.
And light. anew, your eye.
How sweet ineIt- upon the tongue,
How grateful to the breast
glorious theme Tor poets song,
Soothing his cough TO rest.
HAScE favored of the Gods, art thou!
4 blessing TO thy race.
Let aUres flourish on thy brow,
And wealth those ianrels grace.
When heroes forgotten. kings
Dcfunct, or, ceased to reign;
Glory tor thee, -hall flap her WIGS,
Thou conqueror OF pain.
Price % cents per bottle bottles for = .
For sale wholesale and retail by \ r. D. sands, cor
Of Fulton and William also for sale by D Sands Co
II East Broadway H. Johnson Of Broadway and
Chanlbers-st., ( |. Coddington, cor OF hudson ana
Spring sts Z. NJ Guion of Rowery and Grand SIS ;
al ~ Walker-st - SS-etcr Il6 Gfeen"ch-st and cor
Broadway aud Howardst.
CNUTIoS-Bsw,RE OF SPURIOUS mutation, and alaays
cst for HASCE'S SYRUP, and take none other
IA f.NSr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-03

Tax MELANCHOLY NEwS.--The anNiouslv look
u Tor lis, OF the killed and wounded Tennessee Nolar
crs IN the battles VI Monterey has at length arrired
direct list will Dc ionnd below which forwarded
. Us oS Col WIN. b Campbell for which be has our
>eloVia nave We witnessed such deep sympathy. on
my eceas'o as Gas pcrSsded our community Tor the
a>' Nu1A' snN our troops had suffered severely was
SHOWN snow here SOME ten days since but what a.yt
estay individuals had tscn with two or thre.s ex
espaons9 on the field OF bas,!. was p,snown ,n,i,
me &ryai oil The present news All were ANXIOUS
know the result yet all alike dreaded 10 hear il And
eo1shit was well known thSs those who hs5 f,r. tI
soey defending their coan;-ys nights san IRIS s5Ses
WI 2osnsacy to TIE general grief. Our volunteers .c
eneated e'ss-S
me less osli:o among them is no; severe IS was
Indeed, we may safely say. tina, tho &C
sa' e4ow shows fewer killed than could reasonably
Asected. considering their exposed condition, and
4 H., numerous advantages the enemy had them.
4 '0'"i slled % wounded y uissinss
81 Nashville (Tea9 Wing, Oct II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-03

IA Towssgxp-Doa5 sp. have been entirely cured,
by using your Extract Of o4Isa pata, o aufoc 1
~ lar two years very severely. have endured u.
ros sgocizing pains my feet and legs were dresuiy
go N and there have been months when vas unable
10 attend 20 my business Being cured otihs hheudus
and having my general health restored BY your asiesIJ1
Md cine thought could do lees than acdlsh. yea
Of nv success In using your SalssparIt Perhaps
should that used The prescriptions OF rhy'cs, s
r~h.,-d some Of all the eubrocau0ns End "inehIs 10
r. ,nayket ard received no benefit Yours, &c
-'' '-- WILLIAM LIPPiHCoTT, 70 "at7rsi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-03
MINERAL. LANDS.

these is 81 per acre OF The others SIt
Possibly this is the last extensive sale OF Public
Lands in unlimited quantities to any buyer that
viii ever be advertised.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-03

mn ESEINEEKS MaDuiacturer- Patentees, &c
/ Messrs COOPER = PARKER, 70 Nssssu-st n I.
execute drawings and specifications Tor patents
SO estimates for mills factories steam engines WAFER
wheels, shaiting &c. Inc shortest notice II naTios
hst many year. experience practical En2lnref n
so, of he srg-sr establishments in England and pos
eslng thorough knowledge Of every description OF ma
bpery used in the manufacture OF cotton aax and WOOL
they invite parties interested n NE e'o'e - e'' ~
d-ri that they give satisfaction
Asenis for the disposal Of manufacturing premises
,team and a.er power, machinery, &c % IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-03
.nnrAr FEMALE MEDICINE.

Dr. Towns.ud's sarsapurila is sovereign and speedy
cure for ncpien, Consump On Barfenness, LeucorrhE or
Whites Distracted Difficult Meustruation incontnenco
Of rne or involuntary discharge thereof and Tor he gene
m. prosration of the system matter whelher mo result
of inherent cause causes, produced by reguIaIy Ill
ness r accident ,.,,-.,,
rzy Nothing can surprising than It's inv'sorang
effects on the human frame. Persons, ali "eahhess ahd
s.itnde before taking become robust ana lu
of energy under influence II Immediately counter
acts The neryeessness Of the female frame "h!ch IS mo
great cause Of bartenness ,.,,.
II viii no, be expected of u.s. in cases OF so delicate ma
r 10 xhhit certificates OF cures performed Dot We can
ss,ur. ae afflicted hundreds OF cases have Dren re-
ported to ~. Several cases when families nave osah
without child using few bottles of ulls inVau-
,bIe icin. have blessed with healthy offspring
Da TowSSESD: Ny wifi. being greatly distressed ny
weakness and general debility and suffering cohtihusy
by main and sensation OF bearing down iaung OF tnS
WON'T aaJ with other difficulties and having KNOWN cases
wbere your medicine has effected great cures ana hiso
h.sriog II recommended for such diseases Az nave de-
.ribs Obtained bottle VI your Extract OF s4rsaPahla
and followed The directions you gave me IN 'ot Pe..od
il removed her complaints aud restored her to health
Reng grateful the benefits she received taA7 pressure
IN nus ging and recommending II TO inc psD-
lie. VI u AOOht wi Va O'a--A ~
Albany, August II, lsiL