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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-07-08

UJ'The Convention at Worcester, Mass =,
(purporting to be Convention of Wings dis
affected with the nomination of Gen. Taylor
on the 9th ult. was attended somewhat nu.
merously, but instead of being disaffected
wings, it was composed mainly of persons who
have for long time been enemies to the wing
! cause. Several ofthe speakers we have known
by reputation for years as locofocos or Sd par
ty men. The leaders in the afTair, (such as are
nominally whigs) the same as sought, at
the opening of the present Congress, to defeat
Mr. Winthrop Speaker of the House-a free
State candidate, and an opponent of the war
and the extension of slavery-They have tried
in various ways to rule the wings of Massa-
chusetts for some years, and having been foil
ed, they now seek to divide them on the Pres
idential question. They will not succeed
Massachusetts will go for Gen Taylor by
thousands, and that will answer. Delegates
were chosen to attend a Convention of like
character to be holden at Buffalo in August
The list is composed of AntiWinthrop Wings,
Sd party men and locofocos.
The motives of these men 1--WE mean partic-
ularly those who Matched the scheme to defeat
Mr. Winthrop)are so we'll understood that their
influence is limited, and instead of gathering
wings in their train they gather few except
such as have for long time been open oppo-
nents of the wings. Were they suspected of
acting conscientiously in the matter there
would be some respect felt for their proceed.
ings
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-07-08
Wednesday, the 10th,

The Wing State Convention is to be hold
en- at Woodstock. 1t should be remembered
that it is a Delegate Convention-and two
from each town ought to be there. Meetings
in the towns should be Immediately holden to
appoint Delegates. Though at some distance
from the place of meeting, Orleans, Essex, and
Caledonia Counties must be fully represented
The Daily Free Press says that Gen. LES
LIE CooMBs, one of the most eloquent of Ken
tucky's orators, now journeying in the New
England States, will be at our State Conven-
ton
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-07-08

u The st. Lawrence Republican,, the Or
gan of Slas Wright when he was living, holds
the following language in reference to Lewis
Cass:--
"Mr Cass having sold himself and prnci-
pies to Southern taskmasters, in the vain hope
ofpurchasing Southern votes, must not com
plain if his vacillation and treachery bring up
on him the indignation and contempt he de-
serves. A man who will stoop so low in sub.
servIency as has MIR Cass, can never be sup
ported by the people. We regard him as the
most trucking, subscrvient, and unprincipled
of all the dough-faces.'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-07-08

THE HARVEST IN FRANCE. The Paris Ma
tionCl states that, from all quarters, the most
satisfactory accounts are received oft the state
and prospects of the harvest. All the journals
ofthe departments repeat that the "oldest in
habitants' cannot remember a season so ia.
vorable TO the fruits of the earth The corn is
strong and well advanced, the heads be- gin to
be heavy. The vines are covered with grapes
and flowers. The grnins are abundant.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-07-08
Union and Harmony.

Every Wing pupcrin Vermont goes for Tny-
Tor. The Waterman hestated, like one or
two other papers, to ascertain if wiser and
better course for the country could not be pur-
sued, but failing to discover any other that
would not inure to the benefit of locofocoism
and slavery extension, it has unfurled the
Taylor banner, and accompanies the act with
an able and convincing exposition gifts ren-
sons for so doing.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-07-08

aJ7The Central Rail Road was opened to
brated by dinner, speeches, &c. The Hon.
Abbott Lawrence, of Boston, was present and
made neat speech. This is the first appear
ance of the "Tron Horse in Vermont-othcrs
are soon 10 be amongst us. however.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-07-08

orably made. All WINS above boord H..
And the wings of the Union were from "s re
fact that the convention was au,horizeJ we nc
them, hound in honor to support the no.Y
nee. The delegates were sent to uon'i Wl''
II candidate. If each stnte had persisted !,
standing out for separate candidate ,I,, ~
would have been no nomination. The GI
gates agreed upon candidate. TLev '' G1l
their duty. Now the wing party is to do W. ~
duty, and elect its own nominee w us
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-07-08

NJ Congress has just passed, by ~nani-
mons vote in each House, bill amending
our Naturalization Laws that any immigrant
who had had n residence for five years in this
country and over two years passed declared his
purpose to become a citizen, shall henceforth
be entitled to Naturalization although he may
in the meantime have been once or many times
out of the country.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-07-08

DThe Wings of Orange County held their
Convention at Chelsea on the 2Ist ult TWINS
full and enthusiastic Convention. Among
the resolutions passed was the following:
Resolved, That we are not insensibe to the
great merits of other candidates who were
brought before the Wing National Convention.
yet as that body fairly constituted, and all EN-.
inent Wings, has selected General Zachary
Taylor as the Wing candidate for the Presi.
dency-recognizingi in him man of pure NOR
ais, sterling integrity and high intelligence
a bold but not reckless soldier-and believ-
ing he viii administer the government 81 that
the voice of the people shall be heard and feI.
for the permanent interests; prosperity and
glory of our country, and in doing this, will
support by his acts and his influence all mea-
sures that the Whig party holds depr-we are
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-07-08

ABOLITION OF SLAVERY IN CoNNEcrIcur-
On the Sth, bill was passed in the Assembly
of Connecticut, by which all slavery is forever
abolished in that State. No law completely
abolishing slavery has previously existed in
Connecticut, and there are at present some
eight or ten slaves in the State, who by the
provisions of that act are entitled to a support
from their former masters.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-07-08
II H Il G A l. f. ID o M A n.

firmly and unitedly determined TO give him an
honest, hearty and cordial support at the COM
ing election.
G. b. CHANDLER, ofTunbridge, L, d. HER.
RICK, Of Randolph, and ADIJAH Howard, of
Thetford. constilute the Senntornl ticket
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-07-08

A RUMoR THAT CAN'T BE CoNrRADIorEp.-
1t was announced few days ago that Gener-
al Taylor was about to visit Washington city.
The Washington Union contradicts it. 1t is
cow rumored says the Louisville Journal, that
he will visit Washington on the 4th of March
next. Gan the Union contradict thatP
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-07-08

10 John Van Buren, says Cass will be short
ly under the necessity of producing affidayits
in some places to prove himselfa candidate for
the Presidency! John is a Barnburner, of
course. He says further, that he wont carry
asingle-county in the Empire State.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-07-08

AS WE EXPECTED. The Washington cor
respondent of the New York Tribune, states
that "the story in relation to Gen Taylors
reputation of the Proviso, in letter to a
Barnburner, turns ont all moonshine."> Gen
Dix is authority for the contradiction.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-07-08
Whig State Convention.

Notice is hereby given thnt a Delegate Com
vcntion, ofthe Wing party of thc State of
Vermont, will he holden at Woodstock, on
Wednesday, the 10Th day of July next. for The
purpose ofnomnnting Candidates for Govern .
or and Lieutenant Governor and Treasurer of
the State, for the year ensuing and also Can
didates for Presidential Electors It is dcsir-
ed that every town in the State should be rep
resented by at least two delegates.
TIMOTHY FoLLrTT,
JoHN KIMBALL,
SOLOMON FooT, c,..
PoRTUs BANTER, : C:,.
L. =. WALroN JR,
SAMUEL w. KEYEs,
JUSTIN S. MoRRILL.
June %, 1913.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-07-08
The wings of st. Johnsbnry
State
Committee.

Are requested 10 meet at Ely's Hotel. on
Friday evening, July IA, at u o'clock, to ap.
point two or more delegates to attend the State
Convention on the 10Th instant.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-07-08

GJ'The N. Y. Journal of Commerce. m M.
per that opposed Clay in 1s44) supports Gen
Taylor on the ground that his election will be
return to an administration free from political
corruption.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-07-08
Rutland County.

The Wings held their Senatorial Convcn-
ton at Castleton on Thursday of last week.
Messrs. JonN Fox, Henry SrANLY and EZRA
JUYE, were nominated for Senators. The
Herald snys;
"rhis convention was of The order of the
general conventions of the Wings of this Co
for long years past. 1t was well attended and
the delegates comprised in a large degree The
bone and sinew of the county. I. was not
composed Of broken down party hacks or gov
eminent Office. no with an eye single to the
'loaves and fishes cant of their love of democ-
racy, or their warm affection for the 'dear pco.
pie The people and their honest rcprcsen.
tativcs came themselves, to take their own
business into their own keeping. A strong
and deep feeling was manifested in behalf of
the Philadelphia nomination, aud sufficient
was seen to warrant the conclusion that the
iron heel of rocolocoism can never trample up
on the necks of Rutland County FreemenI--
All hail Old Rutland If locofocoism wants
burial pluce-she oan find it here"
Great preparations were made for "Rough
and Ready celebration of the 4th at Rutland.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-07-08

WHAT THE BARSBpRSERs THINK OF GEN.
TAvLoR. The following resolve passed the
Utica Convention of Barnburners in February
las. 1t shows what they thought ofhim then,
We presume they have not changed their
views since. though he is the nominee
of the wing Convention.
Resolved, That Gen, Zachary Taylor, by
his mastery correspondence with the war de.
pnrtment, no less than by his heroic conduct
and indomitable GOODNESS and courage on the
field of battle, has shown himselfto be not on
" distinguished military chieftain, but n man
Of great mental and moral power, and whose
life has given evidence Oft strong head, an
honest heart, and a republican simplicity of
character.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-07-08

THE WAY GEN. CAss SERVED HIS Country.
The Newburyport Herald says: -"Gen Cass
was Governor Of Michigan Territory from
asl3 to 1891 t; his salary during this time, as
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-07-08
PRUSSIA.

The National Assembly has negaiived tlo
motion for formal recognition ofihe reVo'us
ton, and as consequence the appendM W
that motion, declaration that the comnal-
ants of March deserve well oftheir country
The excitement this vote has produced is mia
mepse, Kisses and strong marks OF d4saP'
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Sh(nB fofst.]
Spitt ImslanOe.
:.NlM:

Sieten Sage fpdtsre unr Iebr rpid,tiae S1eus
istcitcn bon europa, bur eb cas SampfItif1
Srittania, rpeletes am 6. in Solion anfln,,
OeutT6 fanb. = 0ie Slaebriettsn
bon bort itne bon sro6er wihtise cit. Cir
melben, oaB cer R6nis bon preuEen mit Der
National Serlammluns Serfaacn 1T. Scr
Sonl9 bat Den 3uIammenfunftscrt Der Slas
ticnalsSeriammIuna BON Berlin naeb Bran.
benburs berleat. Im 8. SloD mar (te nod
nitbt orsanifrt. Sn elmer @isuns erflarte
Itcb Die Slaticnat Ssrfammluna fir rprmas
nent. Oie Shraer9aroe nabm ire partci
unb wicerleste ft6 Der eutfsrnuna oerIsbsn
bon Berlin. neil Die Srsibeit oes Solfss bas
burb ssfabrost ipirbe.
Cine Ibtbsilnns oer Sirssrwebr beIsste
oas ShauIpieIbaus, Inn Die 80 O1italieber
au fbhBen, Die rpdbreno bsr Nactt bort III.
rlftlleben. Ser pelssi ohiancant Cano.
te all Den gommanb6r Der Siraermebr bic
Iufcrbtruns, Die SlaticnaG : SerIammluns
auselnanber 3u treiben uno Slamanoen Den
eintrltt 5u Settatten.
9raf Brancenburs lanste ain 9ten in Der
Statcnal sSerIammIuns an mit Scfreten,
BON R6niIe nnter3eiebnet, iporin Die SiBuna
Der Oerfammun9 Don Ssrlm nah Branpe,.
burg berleat iparoe. Oaramf erfldrte fteb Die
Serfammluna permanent mb beGcblo6, fleb,
fails fte aufse!6f tpsroen Icllte, auf oen Nuf
bss preltoenten al irseno eincm anoern Ors
te su Uerlammein.
Der Befebsetaber tpeiaerts ittb, III aebor.
den earauf erfhien cine poliisi proflamas
ton, lant fpelebr ber G6nis befobIen babe,
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bic >inientrMppen ju requiriren, um biefen.
Vefsbl aus3ufibren. Sim z. erlis6 Der SO.
Hl9 einsn 8sfebl, bic 8uraerrpebr auf,ulbfen
nnb erfidrte Berlin in Bslaeerunas as ,u(taup.
es burften fth weeer perionsn in ben Gtras
BEN perinmmen, nod InfhIdse ber6ffents
liebt tperbsn. Sie Uereine foflten sei6toGen
nno bic 2Baffen abselisfert rperben.
Stc Slattonals erfammlun9 Der(ammelte
ittb al einem anoern Orte nno ST. BON Tins
rub wnroe. rpieoer 5um Yrelipsnten unb 5r.
spbilipps gum Sicsspre1toe ernannt.
Sie ertlarte Seben pes 6cebUerratbs
f6nleis. Der ibr entseasn fei Gen wran'
gel bat fein 5anptquartier i'm Sblo0t aufs
sefblasen.
Sie stcrs Nno ssIblcGsn, bic sruppsn
NIT sebsnemitteln auf 8 Sage unb bic! Olus
ntion Serfebsn.
Sie Shraer,petr bat Ittb seweiaert eem
ttnialieten Sefeble. bic SlationaI YsrfatIl
lung anesinanrer 3u treitsn, 3u ssbcrcben,
DIFFER 6anelnns Oss ltnssborIams folats eis
nc prctlamaticn, unb bic Nrmee uuo Nati:
rnalaarse. $4,000 Wann Itarf, brans uns
ter Gen. 2Branael in Die @tabt, trieb Die
Slatlcnal Scrfammluns NIT Dem 8aionstt
auselnaneer unb bsIssts peM 9aal. Bis gum
IS. Ibenoe fsl tsin wirflihrs 3uIammsns
trefen tpr, pbaleit Die ar66ts Nufrsauns
pcrherrIbte. Sen. wranael bat ren 2srs
min 5nr ublieferuu9 Der 1BafFe weiter bll'
aus9cf6cten. gr bat 25, 900 Wlann in Der
9tabt. 4u6srpcm nno in Der S1abe per
Staet teorutcncr sruppsnmaGsn faticnirt.
Sie ,ScItsbal!e" fast, ba6 am H. Olop.
Slahritbt anseIanst lei, Sreslau fsI in Ucls
lem uufItanoe fesriFsn.
QS en-. - 9le 3abl Der bel Der Sslase
rnn9 Sefallenen ,piro auf 5000 anseseben.
0le fai1rrIi6en Sruppen bateu ben teoeus
ten hiten Serluf crlitter. Sen. Deloen III
gum Scupern6r bon lSitn ernannt. 9le
6cIaen ber lestcn Nspclution fanscn OIL bsrs
Ocr5utretcn. Screlts fanpsn cine 9rcBe I'm
iabl BON OliIitdr grefuucnsn fatt. Ser
Sriea tctt nceb IN lIn9arn. q8npileb9rds
bat l50,O 900 91ann unter isinem Sefsbls. -
Oie nuaarlitbs Qrmee sablt $4,000 Olann.
Scr Safer 1T cnHhlc fen, in pras gu re-.
lthlrsn. Ncbcrt blum, Seputirter Der peuts
lhrn O(atlcnasSerfammluns 3u Sronfturt,
nno Subbduoler pcn $sipSis, Der ith in osn
1Sisner qB lrrsn betbeili9te, 1T in 2Sisn er
arlfen, Dor en &rirSs9eritbt 9eitellt unp CT.
idrfen rpcrorn. Dem wuroc UerbAftet.
GIN nnDTblr9tes 8rriitbt melpet ba6
Wc6enb1uiCn, grmmGnc6r Der Diener 9la.
ticnaI 8arre, pcrurtbsilt unO erlebcden mprs
ren fri. .Si6ncr BAT lteb feltt sntleltt. -
9ie 6ouptfhbrer 1tno entfommen. Gin
Sthmlpt, Der IN Der grmorruns <atcur'e
bauptidebllhen Intbeil scncmmsn bat, pur.
Dc pcrhaftet.
3ablrsitbe ercelfs purosn in Q8ien aeaeu
cas untsrcritts Sclf besan9sn. 9ie @tus
centen wede fct 70 tapfsr webrten, ftno
sleib milpen 3bicren aus ibren 9tlupfwin
feln berUorae,caen nnD lhcnunsslos IN ben
Straben erIhrdtm. ST.. pr.
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Sasen. Sn beiben 6duisrn mar Elm Nuorur(
anwsfsnb unb Der srtfe Gag psrsins nit bs :
0smSbnIiben einribtunsen. Der smsits So I
init BEN 0srlsfsn Der YrsfssntsnsSctfbaf(
I'm Wsittwob mdblte bas 6aus einenRaplan
i'm Ssnat fonnte Feline 9Babl ifattfinben, mel
te'n Quorum anpefsnb mar. Nm 9onnsrffa|
sc wuros i'm Ssnat bsr Sob bss Nbtb. Diro|
.. qs~is, bisbsriaen gsnat or BON Nlabama|
an9sis'st uno nab pafiiruns Der sswSbnlibsI
sfausr'SefblifIs psrtastsn fib bsibe ioaufe|
bio gum Montass.
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Grtrunfen aef,ubem. = Die qsd,e Dc,

VEIFHHIeH yeTfHpEH. IT SE1VE UT
Srau &s9eL @attin BON lern. Saepb &issel,
BON e'stsr Staot, purbe am lsstsn 9isnifa9s
i'm Union Canal 9leib untrbab Der qaneaifsr
Srhds, 9sfunoen. Sie bate am Wontae o.
bsno ben 81. Rcpsmbsr ibrs Q8Obnun9 psrtafs
fen, obns Su fassn no lts binsins, unb ba Iis
an SsltssSsrrittun9 lit, aub fbon Die NbGtbt
ausssfprobsn bate ibr esbsn su psrfir3sn, 70
tirbkte man nibt obns @runo, bas fe brs
AbiIbt aus9sfabrt BADEN m6bts unb ftbidte
eeuts aus iis Su fubsn. 9isfs fanbsn suerff
'brs am llfsr ifsbsnSsn Sbubs uas sur @nt<
oefun9 Der Qebs fiibrts.
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Der Ntberale Beobarbter
Seabin9 Ben 10. Decemb. 1s4S.

E. W. CARR, Epans' Building, Third
street, opposite the Philadelphia Exchange, is
our authorized Agent, for receiving advertisem-
ents and subscriptions to this paper. ...
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Sic 95ret fbeuten, 9 Spticbaft.-

~JtE KIeTtpeH1EH sOUIISUUII. 2ctt1
9ebsn beute in ben pcrbsr9eDenbtn Spaltsn bieI
srifs Iedlfte eisfss fsDr lansen unS Ianswsiliaen
Documents, nab llsbsriseun9 beS npbilaoels
pbisr 9smofratsn," Der eiefslbe bis auf ben
pisrtsn She'll ab9sfiirSt unb fie baburb um 70.
piel psrifdnolibsr Sc ma6t bat.
Die unssbeure qdn9s Der Sotfbaft 1T bas
@orSdslibife mas fie an fb bat, fcnff 1T Te
nibtS msiter als sin partsis9 ofumsnt, beiTsn]
SnbaIt nur bon ssnjenssn sslobt tperbsn fam,
bic nit bsm prsfSentsn in Elm ipcrn blafsn
unb feline psrSsrblibsn Masrssn baissn.-|
Die 9Birfun9sn Ses brittifbsn Sarifs ron '46,
Der Subtrdiurp, Die 8olsen bes msrifanifdsn
Srissss anS bss lnfbIuGsS frsmpsr adnbsr,
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Selbffmprb.-@n 60 Sabr alter O1ann,
NamsnS Daniel ScppsI, Elm rsipsftatlsr Sdrs
ger BON @rehr Samfbip> nabs bei Saumstaun
mobnbaftbeslns am pcrlsstsn Montaesssbifs
mOro, nosm sr iib erbin9. Gr bate ,usrlf per,
iubt ii6 NIT sinsm SsiIs ben oals ab;uibnsis
Den. alS biss fsbIfblus, mollte sr fb ben
SbaSsl SsrfbIa9en, burb SbIdse auf bic
Stirn' ba absr AUDI eiss fsB!!s, ordinate sr fiet
Nsllsiofsr Babnitnn fol- bic llrfad,s bisfsr
trauri9en Shat 9smsfsn fein.
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OaS meme 6efdmanis.-9is Sc

Sas nere Gefdn9nie. Die goaro
Der Snipettorsn Sss nsusn @auntp.@sf fananii>
fss 'pablts bel ibrsr Sisuns am 80. Iousmbsr
Iorn. Wablcn u. SsrtoIst als @srwaltsr osls
isbsltsn, NIT sinsm Sabrsebalt BON $3.50, uno
feline Srau alS 8erWaltsrn, nit $3.50 @tbalt.
Or. Deter S. JaseI wurbs alS @sfansnisarst
an9sifellt, NIT $50 jdbrl6sn @sbalt.
Spm Spm8re6. Die swsits Sisuns
be6 29ffen &onarefSes bpaonn oe{}prn uor ofhf
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Samnel syeeelb, GIa, :

Sa,nnel Se9elD, Giq, = 3u unferm
osoausrn srfabrsn mir, oas Sor. Samusl See
selp, sinsr unisrsr srmdbItsn Nsprsfsntanten
fur Die @sfsssebuns, pom SbIass esribrt wprs
ben 1T, mas, tpis man psrmutbst, ibn unfdba
MAIDEN wro isin amt aIs @sisessbsr su bsoss
nen.
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sold by the following duly appointed agents:
A o fairchild, Wheeling; Jas A Gray & co, Bridge !
port; John Fennimofe, Martinsyilie; J A. ID Brown, jrs
Welshursh; T. b lost. WafTentowD; Wallace n bIack-
eT, La grange; Waddie 4 Vance, Triadelplia; Geo VIII |
son, West Alexander; John Kelley, Claysville; Sample
Sweeney. Washington [
o Fairehild has been appointed supply |
ing Agent for Western Virginia. Agents requiring hr |
iher supplies, aud persons wishing 10 become Agents
please apply ~ him. Jy3 '
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-16
REMARKABLE CURE OF PILES,

OF THIRTY YEARS STANDING
Mount Washineton, Bei kshire Co., Mass. Nov 90, 1917.
Messrs, KETcuAM 4 flxSsH.w:
Genis-For thirty years l have been afflicted with
Piles, generally Debility, and Infan alton, causing tn.
NOR ana ~prolahsis of the bowels and which had resisted
all medical treatment DR.. Chapman and others could
give. The last three years of that time, my ~suherings
defy description. ! was confined to my led. unable TO
help myself, and at last given up by my physicI ans aud
friends in despair of ever gaining my health; in fact, for
three days before | commenced using DR.. Upham's Elcc.
tuary. I was entirely speeches., and my burial clothes
were made. But under the ~henefcent mercies of Provi-
dence, and the use of Ir. Upbam's Electuary. though an
OLD MAN, have the pleasure of stating the FACT to the
public that my health is now good, and hope TO live many
years, ifit is Gods will, and TO make known the virtues
ofDr. Upham's Eiectuary, an, ta recommend it to my
afflicted fellow creatures. IL helped me beyond the ex
pectations OF all that knew my case, and ! can only sar
TO others, that II is IN my opinion the hest med cine in
the world for Piles, or any disease of the bowels. aud il
they will use il according to the dir actions. | will myself
warrant a cure in every one. Yours. with the utmost
expression ofthankfulness CORNELIUS SPUR.
Egremont, Berk Co., Mass, Nov. 90, Is47.
The above certificate tells a simple and truthful story
of suffering and relief, Of which "a PHI stefan and viii.
ness in the case, I cleerfully endsrse.
DR.. CHAPMAN.
NorIcg.-The genuine Upham's Electuary has his
written signature; thus CIFA Upsam, NJ D) The
hand IS also done with a pen. Price, 81 a box.
Sold. wholesale and retail by KEroHAM & HESsHAw,
l2l Fulton street, N. y, J CRUMBACKER, Agent,
for Wheeling, Va, and by Druggists generally through
ont the U s and Canaias. je27