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Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08

TIM GaEAf 'rYLou NrrfI>afN NV
YoaK The New York Courier. Of the
,6Ih. has drlailed neeounf II n. In.
drpenlrni Meeting nf the friend. + Gen.
latlHL' b"ld m ihal rili the ryan.n, pre.
iou.. Tue Han. Juiah Hamn4ni mr..
,iiad. assisted NJ huy bur yiFr pte.i.
d"m.. The Courier say. thai Nilis,,
Hal in The iasrf=-'hs. building in which
the msriing eas nreanikrd--uas n rrnWd.
Ell lhai aanhef meeiing va. turned in III.
slfeel, oi which 4. Sidney Dnans. E.o..
was chosen President The speakers At
The sifrei meeting were &. A. Hal.py.
Esq., Col. .iren. aud others.
Som afler the ofaanrzaiiun n the meet.
M IN The Hal. an address Was fral by
Jane. 4 Nin Allen. E.q. amid lrronpnl
bur.ls ri applause. The si.sng ..s
agrafh Vi lbr a dfes- are in ibes. ua,yl..
'Nr du. therefore. n"m,nsie Zg-hrty
Iayuf. the ll~rn It Bnrnn VISTA, a. nrr
chnlidar iur The Presidency; aud W. rall
npnn The lnrprudrn rlrriurs Of al perrin,
upon al "hr frgiid The Z tii ui The rruu.
'n ~ paramount 'n all srhru"s hn ns,
,lrres-, q" l"tn f'- mnks II The Ps.p.
P'uN nud u iH'' 'n the .npioi' ol .ir
Pruprs t'.'
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#,au'. ani ra."'uiuu Nbi.h ,irr
..r.. HIf h.Hnmf'a , ,b" Hon Wm.
...' I..H- a' Na.,bui tnn Co. Baker,
% i,unn p, 400. aiupIrd oiihuw DISSENT.
~ yuirr,
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08

MipsmrxN roLlocE-Ihe Albany Argus, in
speaking Of the pardon Of young Pollock by Gov
Young, Of New York, says that the appeal to tho
Governor from Budalo--lhc scene Of the occur.
fcnce--was Of the strongest character, aud in
eluded not only the letters and signatures Of the
parties aggtieyrd, but the gentleman who was the
object Of the allark--hnd that thr health, Il not
the life Of The mother, seemed to be involved In
the issue.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08

i,Or MIn-The mail from Fort Towson east.
ward was lo', in the Cossetut on Friday LAST
The rider says that he attempted to ford tho
stream, supPOsing thu, hs could do 50 without
difficulty, but thai II proved to be swimming, aud
that bis horse was swept down by the current
and II was with much difieully be saved himself
and horse. The mail he says was a small one,
and probably contained bu, little Of value.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08

LANoAsrgR CoNvENrIoS.-Tbe whig
convention assembled nj Lancaster, Pa.
on The 10Th inst, Snd nominated Thomas
Z. Franklin, Eco, as delegate 10 the
National Convention. A resolution was
unanimously adopted affirming Henry Clay
as the first choice Of the conception for the
Presidency.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08

Urea CoNyrNunN.--Ths New York
1rr,d"l the 18th contain. u lengthy rcpuh
ol the proceedings nj the Ulira Convention,
which assembled IN the 10 h and ADJOURN.
ed next day Mr. John Tracy, nf Chenan.
CO. was appointed president. The meet
ing vas mi particularly harmonious. Mr.
John Van Burcu made very democratic
address, under instructions from a commit.
t"c--yeg strong aud very long. Thirty.
four delegates wctn appointed To attend the
Baltimore National Convention, but met
wiz no instructions to vote for any par.
licGlar candidate Tor the Presidency. In
his address, M, Van Buren, denopnces the
speech Of Mr.. Clay, at Lexington. and
the resolutions adopted there. and sccord.
iug 10 the Herald enacted Inc Wilmoi
prOyiso.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08

The Legislature Of New Jersey has passed r.so.
lution' favOring Mr. whtney's project Of rail
road from the Mississippi to tho Pacific. This b
The fourteenth Legislature that hos declared in
favor Of M WIS plan.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08

Dt,rn or ions QUISoY AplMG-Tbr v,n,r,.
be patriot aad statesman Is no more. lie died at
washington city quite recently, us we afr In.
formed by gentleman who says the intelligence
o. hh death was announced BY telegraph al Loua.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08

suor,--Mt RomuIous Casey, rrsidrntoi Union
county, wassloi lwioc with a doubic.baHel shot
gun, on the nd aIt, q, Eidorado, by William s
Pate, a citizen Of lha, place The iini barrel
took efsc, in the thigh, and the second, eoulain.
ing eighteen buck k.shol, In ahe small Of the back
from which Mr. {. died that evening,
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08
The Senate then adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

Mn CLAl', lo.rluN.--Ibr Washing.
ton ".pouirut ol lb. N,v Yrrk GIpbr
having uttered the uuluunird saudrr that
Mr Clay goc. personally iu the chief poIil.
eians or his party, sud hrgs them not lo
desert him the y !. Tribune properly
niil. the absurd cIumny 10 the counter.
aud hen rcmtrkG "Nr. Clay has pef.,u.
ally desired and expected Ia Withdraw lfom
the canvass, aud only deferred hi. rrsulu
ton 10 do 80 horause many eminent aud
able Wings at Washington rcmrnlr'c
against H., urging that his withdrawal
would be lfaught with peril Ia the Wing
cause in the swiftly approaching Election"
Such, We have ~ doubt. Il, the true
state OF the case. Mr. Cmy. beyond all
question. does not desire the Office. aud If
the "eminenl aud able Wings" about him.
who were even mora confident that h.
could be elected in lsid than they are now,
would leave him to bis own wishes, they
would show much more enlightened
regard for his comfort and their own cause,
then is eyinced by their present course.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08

ohraoKfr AatSr-Ths President has ap.
pointed Richard c. S. brown. Of Arkansas, Aren,
fOi The Cherokee Indians in Tho pl,c, Of J,n.,
MeKiack, dec.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08
CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY.
sENATE
Feb IA

ftsNa r.
The Senate was calIed toordcf at the usual hour
aud proceeded to the consideration of the regular
morning hueuess'
snndfy petitions and memorials Were presented
aud fpirtfrd
Mr. Yulue moved ihll the Senate do NOW take
up lht resolutions previously oiefrd by Mr. Dick.
cnsan, VIVA spoke IN support oi hsameadment,
On motion tie Stnalc proceeded 10 the eonsid.
GRAFTON of the Ten Regiment Bill.
Mr. Brfese having the ilopfsp1ke at some length
upon the bill,
Nj upham has the floor On this question for
to.mirrow
On motion the Senate went into executive SEES.
sion aud adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The Speaker announced that the first business
in order wa the presentation OF Petitions. memoir.
ais. resolutions, &c,
Snndry resolutions were offered
Mr. James Thompson offered resolution ex.
puugng Mr. A4bmans amendment Mueh con.
fusion prevailed in the Hal Al lis time Several
memb, rs were addressing tn chaf al tn, same
time. Tine speaker called loudly to ufd-r. rap.
pint with hi hammef.
Tn motion Ia lay Mr. Ashmaas amrudmsat
y" ~ nun - N'N45' W Ai' an hAtN' "
yoe of yeas lNai nays 30
On moliou tn liouse resolved iIsrli INTO Com.
mller OF the Whole and pfeer,ded to the taasd.
citation Vi tn, loan b.Il.
Mr. pegtr bens entitled 10 ihs hoaf, spaks at
samH l'nglh, ia opposition 10 lbr Asmiasiratiul.-
lie is a fluent spakfr, aud dsrIaius well, aud
cummlnds The ailrnlian ui tie llutisc.
n Smms ripued AND devoted his hrsl enc.
i e slo lasllr.lsuuue The shljrsl H. pspnsssrd
] ina sell as hrlns siteincl applahrnsfe thai the
olhrt side Of 'lia iiluse lad under great mistakes
/ n lhtif stalumrIIts
oam1tau Ol AL Cooke the House ADJOURNED.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08

TnE WASHINGTON MALr .sp fas,Lt SEnaARH.
i've are graiied 10 learn that tic trustees Of tbs
institution have tsndeted 70 Capt J d Cobb, the
use, ioT the nes scssian. Of the seminary building,
recently erected IN lhs town, aud that he vii re-
commence. on Monday, the 2oth March, giving
instruction in the various branches oi a good edu.
cation, In both departments, male sad female We
are satisfied from our knowledge Of the purposes
and qualifications Of Cap, Cobb, that he will call
to bis assistance only competent and efficient in.
sirueion, and that Il will be bis aim 10 organize,
and eoudaei the school on such pnncIpIc, as will
NEE, the wants aud wishes Of allwho desire to
have their sons nai daughters well aud thoroughly
educated.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08

Major Edward Webster Of tho Massa.
ehuseIls regiment, and srn Of the IIon.
Daniel Webster died recently at the civ
Of Mexico. His remains will be taken to
bis native State iof in'ctnicnL
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08

WmG national CoNvENrIoN.-The
Philadelphia Wing Commitlee-Jos. r.
Chandler and olhers--aunouncc to the
Wings Of The Union that
"lho Wings Of Philadelphia will be
prepared to extend true, full and hearty
welcome 10 their brethren Of tho National
Convention Tor nomination. as well as
those Of the Great Mass Convention which
will Of course be held on the s,h Of June,
the day following the sitting Of tho Nom.
inaion Convention"
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08

The steamer Yazoo City, Capt l.. W.
Cooper will run regullrIy from New Or.
leans 10 Hurricane Blufs. See al,cflise.
1tnt.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08
SENArE

The Senate was uallrd to order II tho usnal
houf aud proceeded 10 the CONSTIPATION Of The
regulfr morning hi.inHss.
sandY mumaHls ani petitions wore presented
aud tai~fHd 10 the appropriate cammltlses
Mf Badger moved a reconsideration al the vote
on tha hi TO inaff ase the medical sail ia lie Ar.
ms, eli was earned The tole p4ssnt the
bill, having bren rer ansd red, the quesliiu Fseur.
red On agfrrlHg Ia the said tiIl
NJ Badger magrd the Indefinite posip5nement
Of the simss wiliih was ugfefd ta
Mr. NuIer moved 10 take up Mf DIakson's res.
olutians, which molaa prevailed
After a few biei remarks Mr. YuIzs resumed
hs speech and pfacreded with hi, argument Tie
ooulendrd that people gong to territory acquired
BY our government, had right IA eary with III m
their slayss naf had the praRls lhsre n elsewhere
The right IA prevent lbem nom - doing The
question sas further dsbilrd for few minutes
On Inoiian tie Sruair ltiI aside aIi further hhs,
ness aud pfocerdrdla The CONSIDERATION ul the Or.
drt Of the day. tie fsn issa,rai Bl
Nh Upham spoke al ssne length Ia opposition
10 it,
Mr Rusk has the loor On tn, question io.aior.
Tow
On molian the Senlir adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
In the liours after the morning bisnrs., Mr.
kialman ailrfed resolution 10 sap the debate ou
the laan bill tomorrow, winch Has adsplcd BY
yeas l06, nays =.
Mf Cratef, the HOUSE hsIag ia COMMITTEES cf
the Whole. SPOKE al samr length ia opposition to
the administration.
Mr. Houston Of Alabama, followed ia fapy and
eoneuded that the revenue Raud exceed the esll
miles made by the Seer iafY Of tie Treasury
W. tldson io'IoE~d aud spoke 1t s,nr lrngih
~ opp,-toH TO tho pq.ie.rs recommended By the
secretary uf Tie Trashy
Nc Nl~hOlI frjourd u defence 5f the admins.
tFaton.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08

There has been some difficulty between
TIE faculty and students Of Miami Unref'
siiy, in Ohio, which resulted in the suspcn-
sion and dismissed Of forty or lny students
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08

The Rock River Conference Of the Meth.
odist Episcopal Church, at their last ses.
sion, appointed committee 10 inquire into
ihe eIpedicncy purchasing the Mormon
Temple al Nau,ou, for literary purposes.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08

Why was the capture Of the city Of Mex.
leo like the novel "Ivanhoel" Because it
was ScoTt'y best work.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08
un molian the Ssnair adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Feb I
SENATE

The Sru'ls w-s called 10 order and ptucrrdrd
to the consideration oI the mumug bmuas.s
Amrssagr .n writing was received from ih-
Pfradrni 30 answer t. ile resolution adopted by
the Senate frspaCfnr csri'n uH'rls relating 10
ihe promotion OF rsdsf- % ihs Al1y Rresirs
Ga motion, ID va, uri f-d 10 TO- prni,d
A rommuuitli 800 wls rrrrIycs ON f|r NHf
Department. Iu frp.y in rra.'a an. ls sf for
ml'fmIion 500 fr.a. ZOO 10 ibr liI O.. .. o.. SoHth.
b maiI'i which, an motion, w4s omorrd 10 b.
printed
sundfy petitions aud memorials were presented
and referred 10 The dppf pirate committees
The joint resolutions from t'c llIusr rsiufung
the thanks Of Congress 10 Cen Scult was passed
The yeas and uiys being called THEREON, they
stood yeas ~, nays l.-Alt Hale allnc voting in the
negative
Mr. MfCnltrnden made some very seYsfc comments
upon Mr. llale's course 10 opposing the passage Of
a resolution oflhanks TO lhoss who had 20 nobly
fought the battles Of their country,
Mf Hale frloinrd, fsmarking that he was not
hypocfiie enough TO vote thanks 10 officers under
cover Of an act which BE- believed unconsiiiutiou.
al and unjust
M-s.is Fooie, Cfiiiendrn, aud JriIsrsan Davis
participated IN the further discussion which took
pIhcr.
The joint resolution voting thank. to G-u Tay.
lof whs passed. by yeas a., nays MI Hale
again voting In ihr negative
on motion, The special order Of The day waspasl
pooed aud the Senate went into executive ses.
sion
The Senate then adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
VI Evans moved in reconsider lhc vote to stop
the debate upon the President. me.,igr: which
wa taken by yeas aud nays iid decided ~ the
nrgutvr. yeas g3, nays G5
Ol motlopihe House resolved isrlfinlo Com.
miler Of the Whole on the State Of the union.
aud took up the loan BILL
Mr-.r. Morehcad aud Pollock spoke al length
upon the bll
Mr. vinton, at the close, offered sundry amend
mrnts 10 the bill.
Without any definite action upon the BILL. the
committee rose, and the House adinm-d
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08

The wings Of Philadelphia were making great
preparations 10 receive Mr. Clay
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08

Our thanks are duo Mr.. b. L Briliin for file
Of New Orleans papers to the 26th ut, from
which we make copious extracts
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Land Warrants&Lan Agency

TIME undersigned Wi, act rs agent, at Dixon Ill.,.
Tor persons who wish 10 purch,sa Government
Lands, by sending their money, post paid, with one
per cent as fee: wlI locate Land Warrants for those
who may send taairwlrrnut7 accompanied hy power
ofauomcy, affidavit, AID ~ prosecute CLAIMS ior
soldiers Bounty l1al or Scrip; enter land, iHrpar-
Sous paving p1tt of tIe money down, and wait from
3 TO /: months for the blauc, of the money and
keep 8lr4ys oI hand LAND NAEgASFs ius sale OF
loves, rates. Persons wishing To buy Warrants ".U
find 10 90 their interest 10 Dixon u- they viii not hu
required to pay for warrant uu!r-s 10 answers th,ir
their warrants from distance find their lands enter
ed or their warrants cannot be used ON account of
informally in the assignment ofihr warrant The"
diiiiru.;. agc avoided by purchasing OF The undep-
signed a. persons are not required to pay oT u waI-
rant un,e- twill pass inspection
Communications. post paid. will always meet with
promptat'cniion OHIO CHARLES DEMENT,
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Estate Of EBri9os g. Cldr&, deceased.

NO the h-ir,of the saiJ EijYiqc C. Ciwk, dec a, or
lrir 1laglan-,1nl all p, Ms intcrc ted in the &C.
tate of tn, sal deceased IoG,and each Of you.alc
hereby notified lhltwe shall pre- mt petition 70 ti's
r,St term Of the crcui; court, tlhc held nanl urihc
county nf I.1sl'r and state Of liuos,oa the first d1y
tlere6for 30 500 ihetc7rras Council can be hcar!ipr
the sale of,ht whole, OF much OF tic real estate o
the said nt,stqtca s win BE- suiricntto p1y his debt
A. which time oil p 80 u ntcfse in lue real estate
ot the said nc.tair gre requested appear ani show
cause il any they have way ,hc same shond not be
void for tn" purposes Aforesaid.
sept. I, 1873. lrCRErh GLAZE. Adm hir,
81 GuES " JACKSON. jdln'r.
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r,to,e nj .Ijn 7I.out, Jecg2,sd.

NO Inc heirs Of the said JoiH Trot, decreased or
L their curIiaus aud oil person. interested in the
estate Of IN, sad deceased: You. and each OF you,
ARE hereby notified that we shall present petition 10
the next almof the circuit court to be held in and
forth, caau'y Of l7salic in the state of Illinois on
the hrstlly thereof, or so so'ntorca'cr ne counsel
cla b, heard for the sale Of the whor or 80 much Of
the real estate oith' said nta-,nte asw be sufficient,
10 pny his debts At which Tine a'i p,rsons intorc.-
Ell to app aranl show cause if any they have. why
the same should not be solforth' purposes aforesaid
sept T-7-3t AR,HIEALD 7 Ross, l9m'Str
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Estate of .J,,lius c. Coe, deceased.

pUBLlC notice IS hereby given, that on the iirs'
= Monlay Of November next shall attend bei9r"
tie piolalc Justice Of ihe peace o in Sale county Ii
lmos at bis office IA Ot,aWa. Tor the purpose ol set
ting aud adjusting all claims against the estate 81
faid julius {. Cor. deceased, when and where M
persons are requested to present ,heir demands TOR
requested 10 make p7vinerit 10 the undersigned.
september H. lSi3-Gt DAVID SrANN4En, I3H'r.
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Water Power for safe .

VoiaoJie Wafor Po.itge, an Fax R'rer, fur
miles oiore Dayton, and me mile Gom 'hob
r1irr "nrigatd Ia lie Fee8r IF HE Niag@
0u8 Nichjgqg rGnaL
THE subscriber having built his dam a.
cross The riNcr at the above place, Is now
prepared 10 sell cr lease water Tor manufacturing
purposes. 4 saw mill is in operation. aud 0
sfIst and Touring mill in progress Of erection. It
is located in The midst If an extensive wheat
and wool growing country, and offers every in.
duccmcnt for the above business /; ard also fore
wooden factory, or any mechanical Or manuf,c.
turing establishments where water power Is re-
quirCd. village plat is LAID out, aud lots are
offered On reasonable terms. \ blacksmith and
wagon maker would fnd 1t desirable locriipn
AMI good tavern or boarding house would do
~rIl, For particulars enquire of
Ottawa. Dec 10. lsi7 GEO. MANN
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RTOTiCEiF hereby gwen. that / shall attend nj
Y the regular term Of tn, probate court of ly-
ings county 10 be holden nj the Office Of the pro-
baie justice, IN Poa,inc, on the first Monday in No
ycinbar next, for settlin! aai adjusting all claims
against thc estate OF Ch1rcs t. Fling. deceased -
~ persons having claims against said estate, are
hereby notified and requested 10 attend at Ia, time
and place Aforesaid md pro luce their claims for the
purpose Of having the same adjusted, and oil per-
.ons indebted to sIl estate, are requested TO make
immediate payment to the Undersigned.
sept 18Th 1873, Ct :. {. lAuH, iRM'r
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Nlso, q 'iGhiy improved FAkN on lndnu
Creek, containing i91 acres, 10 milrs north at
Ottawa, on the state road 22j acres imrrIycd,
IS oftimhcr, dwell n! houses, one log the OH.
CT good frame, with well, woUd.huusc and els.
TEN; 100 fruit trees many OF them hearing; =
good frame barn and shed aad stationary thrcsh.
ing machiuei the frrn is well watcrcd With liv.
ing springs and by Indian Creek. TIE farm
will be sold entire or divided into two equal p,r.
tons. liberal credit will be given on part Of the
purchase money.
II R"eou Cooiy,--.Sec SO l7,nrll, east
OF the ith principal meridian.
IN Gumdg County Sc ar 9,32 6; hf sw
" Is % 6.
IWH C0uR'y-E hf sw 80, 81, o; sw r.. qr
8, 30, 0.
The above Lands will he sold cheap. On
most Of which, hy paying one.ioGrh down, time
will hc giycn on the balance.
Nov %. GEO II. NORRIS.
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's7=i 49, - $780, aYHzz-
'EIEE PILES.
4 Cure fOr life Secued-Dr. Upham'.
INTERNAL REMEDY

INI IL II NI IL II Il urn
For the curc Of Piles, Inflammation of the Liver
aud spleen inlimmntion, soreness aud ulccra-
ton Of the stomach, bowels, Kidneys aud bIad-
der; iRlllmmalory aud mecural Rheumatism;
impurity Of the Blood; weakness aud inllana-
lion of the spine; and for the Relief Of VI az
ricd Ladies.
rgvaE yEetrAnLS prIr E,rcrr,Rr. inven-
L. ted By Dr.. Upham, distinguished physi.
clan ofNew York City. is the only really sue.
cessiul remedy for that dangerous and distress
ing compliant, the PILES ever offered to tie
American public.
Mark this II is an INTERNAL REMEDY
not an external application, and will cure y
case Of Piles, either bleeding or Blind, Internal
md External: ami probably the only thin. that
will. There is no mistake aboutlt Ii is pos
live cure-and speedy aud permanent II is al
so convenient medicine 10 take and improves
the general health IN remarkable manner.
Zach POX contains twelve doses, at ID cts
per dose. II is very mild in lis operation, and
may Ice taken in cases of the most acute IN
6ammatun without danger. All internal april
cations are in the highest degree dis,greeablc,
inconvenlent aud offensive; and from the very
nature of the disease, temporary in their effects.
This medicine attacks the disease at its source
aud REMOVING THE CAUSE renders the
INFLANNATORF DISEASES
Although the Elecluary was originally pre-.
pared for The cure OF Piles, We, it has proved it.
soil TO be Medicine far superior 10 all u hers in
all diseases OF an lBil,mmatoty character with a
termination OF blood 10 any particular part or or
gan. In inflammation and congestion rf the Iiv.
er and spleen; ILLUMINATION, soreness, Ulccra.
ton OF the stomach, Bowels Kidneys, and BaL-
mr. ttn M NJ. Al
lism tits the hest Medicine ever discovered.
IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD.
For all impurities Of he blood, arising from
the imprudent use Of Mureury. or other causes
for all Diseases Of the skin and scrollulous ailr..
,ions, in all cases where the blood is powerfully
determined TO the head. producing dizziness and
distress, DIR. UPHAM'S ELECrUARY is en-.
iirely univdled.
TO MARRIED LADIES.
Married ladies' are almost invariably subject u
that painful aud injurious disease, the Piles, with
consequent Inflammation oflhS stomach. Bowels
and spiuC, weakness Of the back, 1ow Of Blood
10 the head &c. The EIec;uary il perfectly SAFE
for Pregnant ladies' and the most useful ca,harlic
that can possibly he used. as it will not oulv re.
move the Piles and all lniam malory disease.
without pain or irritation, but will ensure ancu.
sy lime, sale delivery, aud q sound constitution
IN the oiTspnnc
CURE FOR LIFE SECURED.
The Escluary contains no Mineral Medicine
no Aloes, COlocynlh, Cambridge or other power.
ini aud irritating puravc. No fear Of taking
cold while under lis ind iencO, no change in iii.
81 necessary. taken according To thu dircc.
tons CURE FOR LIFE Is GUARAN
TIED.
QJ'Panphiets giving valuable information re.