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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-03
J. NJ. NIOItEfIEND,
President OF The Wing National Convention.
Bsror RoueE. La, July Is, lsi6.

Sir ~ have bad the honor 10 receive your commu-
ncalion Of June 10Th. announcing that the wing
Convention. which assembled at Philadelphia on the
9TH Of that month, and Of which you were the presd
ing officer has nominated me for the office Of Presl
dert OF the United States.
Looking 10 the Amposiiion Of the Convention, and
lis numerous and patriotic constituency, feel deeply
grateful for the honor bestowed upon me- and for the
distinguished confidence implied 10 my nomination
by il 10 the highest Office in the gift OF the American
people.
Icordialy accept that nomination, but with sin
dslrus Of my fitness TO fulfill the duties oil an Of
fee which demand for lis exercise The most exalted a
biliues aud patriotism, and which has been rendered
iliustous by the greatest names in our history. But
should The selection of the Wing Convention be con
frmed BY lip people, snail endeavor TO discharge the
new dunes then devolving upon as 10 meet the
joai expectations of my fellow citizens, and preserve
undnnnshed tho prosperity and reputation OF our
common country.
have the honor to remain,
With the highest respect,
Your most obedient servant
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-03
To the Hon J. NJ MoREHEsp.
Greensboro, Guilford Co, N. G..
NxEa. rI-.rNgoRl as ACCEPTANCE.
PirLapKLrHrA, June 10, 1915
u. TAYLOR.

DEAR SIR AT convention of the Wings Of the
United States assembled in this city The 9TH inst,
and continued by Adjournment until the 9th. General
Zachary TAYLOR, of Louisiana, was nominated as a
Candidate for the Presidency, and you were nominated
as candidate for the Vice Presidency Of the United
Stales.at the next ensuing Presidential election.
by resolution OF said Convention it was made my
duty to communicate TO you the result OF Their delber
a'ons, and TO request your acceptance Of the nomina
lion.
have the honor to honor to be. dear sir your most
obedient servant. J. M. MOREHEAD
President Of The Whig National Coneenuon.
Hon. Millad Fillmore
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-03
arNnR AZ rAvron,s ACCEPTANCE.

A
= sap' ISSUED from the Office Of the New Orleans
noe'n q the pa inst. contains the long-ooked cor
sNef q acceptance BY Gen Taylor 81 The nomination
q '1e " hig National Convention:
ffo,n tie .yssr Orleans Blre,in
GEN. TAYLoR's ACCEPTANCE
ID consequence d he ,lesav which la a,.,as5 III.
tesspi q Soy Aloreheads letter and ,il, general
~ 'a' = isi on We subject The following
= laa heofe the public, in anticipation d
Inc ieter 10 6ov. Morehead went forward ~ he
ha 2, NE lSsb. ais i therefore probably
me North, before this reayhes there
PHiLsDELPHIA, June 10. IS4s.
Gen. ZAcHARy TsYLoa,
Dear Sis;--Ata Conyenfon of Inc yyb;as oe ~
United States held IN this civ On, M. ad
continued from day 10 day .iatjl ,hes OH a ,.a.s
nominated as candidate for the presidenev ~ The
United states al The ensuing Presidential FIc,on
by resolution Of said Convention il was made the
duty Of their President 10 communicate 70 Won he -
suit OF Their Deliberations and 10 request your accept
ance Of The nominatisn.
In obedience to said resolution. H. as The organ there
IN designated, have the honor 10 make 10 yo The fore
going communication, und 10 ask Your acceptance o
the nomination.
Permit me, dear sir, to indulge The hope tia. he
who hever shrnks from any responsibility nor fails
discharge any duty assigned him by his government
viii not now reiusethe enthusiastic call or his coun
ttrymen.
am dear sir,
With sentiments Of very high regard.
Yout most obedient servant.
! Al M0EEIIEAD
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-03
EEysccPAx SIR.

The Ri. Rev. Bishop Johns preached at Shep-
herdstown on Sunday last, and administered the
rite of confirmation to four persons At this
place on Monday and Monday night, when
three persons received the rite of confirmation ;
at HedgesviIle on Tuesday and at Calvary
Church on w ednesday.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-03
s0LDiERs' CLAIMS.
Au.ts,s THOMPSON

$. E. CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND soUT34
Baltimore, Nd,
AS secured the services Of an Attorney resl.n,
III AZ Washington, of some forty wears n,na.,"
acquaintance with The different Departments and !.
now prepared 10 procure the settlement of lie c,,.s
o. o.. soilefs who enlisted during the Mexican war.
parnen's at Washington and getting /, se,,Ied was
g or Bounty Land, Scrip. OF Pension. viii Sc x5
and Tor pay. mileage, clothing. &C. ten per cent On
the amount recovered, If $50 or over: and r. unds,
that sum -. He will furnish free Of extra eharge
aany 'orm necessary e enable party 10 prepare and
h., Tau 70 nun cam Tor prosecution, if requested
SofneI OF baltimore and South streets. Baltimore ma
!" T. would refer 10 Editors Of newspapers aener
ay throughout The United States and 10 those or
BALTIMORE and Philadelphia in particular.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-03
yincisiA wnG STATE ELgcroRs.

4 Disirici--Joua J. IoSEs. Isle Of Wight.
2 GEORGE w. BoLLiaG, Petersburg.
HE1RY p. fRyrxc, Cumberland.
JosEpH X. lRviSa. Lynchburg
S w MARTIN. Franklin.
6 ALEXANDER Rivrs, Albemarle.
RogEar e. SeoTr, Fauquier.
H. T. GARRETT, Wes,inoreland.
0 JoHs A. MEREDITH Richmond City
10 RoHuRr SAUNDERS, Williamsburg,
II ASnaEw HUNTER. Jefferson.
IL f. IL. STUART. Augusta.
ID s. Med Moons. Roekbridge.
IA CoSALLY f. Taco. Washington.
Is g G.. w. SUMMERS, kanawha
l6 g G.. d. CAMDEN, HARRISON.
IL g +. H. PIERPoISr, Marion.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-03
IL. ODE.s"s HsTgTE.
NOVICE.


"A DEMONSTRATION upon the estate a. A,cb;.
4 "a bald Oien. decd, has been comm,,ed ~ ,he
Undersigned Az persons having claims of any dc.
~ J'p'on are no'iied 70 present Them Those indeb
sluaon Of the estate requires that be closed prompt
~ = out Of my power 10 make personal calls IN.
On oeo'ors Alter waiting REASONABLE time therefore
lof mem 70 come forward, all debts will be placed n
Inc hands Of proper officers for collection.
EDMUND p HUNTER.
August g. 1915. 3w-Ren V'e''' "s' ~
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-03
RISING OLE THE RIA

lsIsING OF THE BLACKS AT ST.. CRorx--C;apt A
brahams, Of the schr April at this port from ST. Tho
mas, confirms the reported rising Of The blacks on the
Island ofSt. Crox against the whites there. Very
few lives were lost; but some fine properly, belonging
10 the Acting Governor was destroyed, Quiet had
been restored and several Of the leaders OF the revol
had been shot
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-03

o. There was a large and enthusiastic Wing
gathering at the Fauquier Springs on the 21st and
22d uIt. Among the distinguished speakers pre-
sent, Were the Hon w. C.. Rives, Hon. Messrs.
Thompson of Ia, Toombs of Ga, Haskell of
Tenn, Duer of N. Y, and Tompkins of Miss
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-03

Acting Gov. Johnson was sworn INTO Office al flar
rsburg on Wednesday morning Townsend Hanes
ESQ., Of West Chester county, 1t is understood has
been appointed Secretary Of State. The Office Of At
torney General will, it is said, be rendered 10 Hon.
James Cooper, Of Adams county.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-03

The New York volunteers, recently returned from
Mexico, were received with distinguished honors ON
Thursday by the Mayor aud Common Council
Medals were distributed to the soldiers.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-03
FORWARDING 4 COMMISSION nrpoT

VIE undersigned is now prepared 10 receive ana
the BsI roa p'MSmp'y Flour and other produce 70
Of the proceeds. r'"s'u'' returns made
~ auanlon 70 general Stock Of Goods, he win :,
ways have on hand full assorlment or iroa ~ w" ~
COAL san and Herring. for sale low for cash sunni
FRANCIS HUNTINGTON
=. y 81 Railroad, AUG 8. lStS ~
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-03

The Wings of Berkeley are earnestly reques-
ted to assemble at the Courthouse, on the LIST
day of August Court. A full attendance Of the
Wings Of the County is particularly desirable.
MANY WHIGS
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-03
IO5 E-2 .Ecres,

% or which are in Timber, il is good -psSliy Stale
Land. aud adjoins WiIilaus- RQwSF, Washington
Gold, and others, ihe lnproyemen9cons oil good
Log Dwelling House. Smoke House, Stable. Spring
House and two never iailing Springs Of good water
ANY person wishing 70 view sand Farm will please
call on Mr. James II. Couchman who will show i
and give any further information
Possession viii be given Immediately. upon The
purchasers complying with The terms OF sale OF al saa
.ands. except HE Dwelling House. Garden. Lot,
Spripa-house and FlrewooJ. Which is hereby tesrI-
we'd 10 the present occupant unulthe ls,oi April 1879.
Terms. Que thfid the purchase money IN hand,
The balance in two equal annual payments. with ~
,erest 10 be secured by LEN on the land
JACOB STlPP.
for SELF and other heirs
Aug,lst 8. isde--ts.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-03
GEryERAr. CAyAIaMAc.

The Limerick Chronicle says this officer, the
military dictator of Paris who suppressed the in
sarrection, is of Irish descent and Of the once
princely race of the kavanaghs of Boris.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-03
CouMrEnrrrw rrar,rrAnr.Es

LOOK out Tor thus sort OF currency. The quantity
IN the market is every day becoming larger. They
made OF copper, galvanized with gold, and are well
calculated TO ''do" the most wary.--.N Y. Mirror.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-03

The Office OF the Orleans Navigation Company, N
Orleans was, on the l7lh inst, robbed 5000 worth
Of Jewery.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-03

1t is said that tho Raleigh Register wibe conduct
ed hereafter by SEAroS GALES, Esq, son of the late
editor.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-03
N'OTECE.

eufCtiASERS a. the sale OF the personal estate
L the late Wm. Abel. win take notice ha, their
notes are NOW DUE and must be paid whou, del,y.
+. p. HUNTER,
J. B. HOGE,
August g. lsiS-3w 1850 W. -
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-03
Lane EOW SALE.

THyHE subscribers for self. and as agent for the heirs
4 of Frances Supp deed. will sell al public sale
en the premises on Friday the lst o. September mrt
time of her death living about two miles South Of
Gerraraslown, on The main road leading 10 Green
Spring, containing about
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-03
q br m a t kets.


CAMP NETTING
a lamp Meeting for Berkeley Circuit will be held =,
tue Lttle Meeting House, miles South Of White Han
nonmencng Friday, August H.
Juy On. l54s
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-03

- y AsHlN"IUN, July II, Ic4S.
me senate held It's sessions through the whole NIGH,
upil O'Clock this morning, when i, adjourned mil
the usual hour of meeting tomorrow. II succeeded
passing The territorial bill by vote Of SO yeas 10 %
nays. The Senators rest a day from, their lahnrs " -
The House spent an hour in The cousiJera,ion of
snndry unmporant matters and then took up The spe
cal order OF the day, vii the Presidents last i've
messages respecting The place and The newly acquired
territory.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-03
ss0ss@sa Irons. Ac.

~ wins. another load Of Plough Iron heavy
Va NV ,''an'aclpre.) making his assor,nen, II
So - "'u complete. For sale low for cash bv
n q q pst,.o., f. HUNTINGTON.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-03
.V.fSYECE.

yUyIE subscriber hereby informs his friends and the
public that be has taken his sons INTO Co partner
ship with himself IN the
Will ing and boating business.
4, The old stand a, Falling Waters The businesswll
therefore be hereafter conducted under The lrin oil
Charles Downs s Sons; rs the partners WIZ give
theirpet. na attention 10 the business, the public may
rl ~ The most satisfactory results of all business IN
heir line. TIE highest market prices will be paid ior
Wheat, Corn, Sc .ltIvered either a, the Failing wa
ers. or al the mouth Of the Opequon. Persons wishing
10 have ,he whei, ground can be accommodates, aud
the flour delivered Georgetown n, 20 cents Per par
rel. CHES. DOW ~ ~ o>'''
August 5, lS4s.--3ni.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-03
WAsHlSeroS, July &c, IS4s.

~ AstiNoiON, July ~, 1S4C.
Mr. Reverly Johnson speech in the Senate dav
on the Territorial 5A was an effort OF the highest or
der OF intellect aad viii add much 10 his already dis
tingUshed reputation. ms patriotic statesman His
manner was more calm, and his sentences less vehe
mehi than usual His words Were well selected and
well a,ricuiateG. His arguments Were strongly nd
vanced and powerfully fortified His appeal 10 Soma
TO, Corwin--lo his heart. to bis Judgment 10 his pa
uIotIsin--io push mol line people Oh the South, upon
this great and onienions question: TO the issue OF
bandonins all thar they hold sacred or defending lher
rights against their brethren OF The north even unto
blood, was generous. manly, and patriotic whole soul
ed, admirably well calculated stir Up the nohest and
best feelings OF The human ifraTj! Ii evidently had
lis effect upon the Distinguished SaHaior to whom
was addressed. for his couuenance bore more sol
emD tone than bad ever before seen upon his usual
" cheerful face I, had its effect 100 evidently upon
the Senate. and the audeucei The whole scene was
grave and solemn. and spoke out the warning" Take
care! NE Uaioa is IN eaager I"
MIR. Badger followed Mr. Johnson and made one o.
his best aud abiyst speeches MIR. Dix next addressed
the Senate with great ability. the other side He
was holding forth when left, AT a late hour.
In the House. two hours consumed in taking
the yeas and nays fee fines on motions relative to
resolution 10 debate The Oregon bill al O'Clock this
day. And after all Tins parade, labor and expense
the House leii oil where i began. The resolution 10
term mate offered and rejected.
After the business of taking The yeas and navs Eve
times had been got through wrh, the House resolved
itself into a coniioee OF The whole mir Moorehead
OF Kentucky. ~ The cair) and resumed the consdera
tion of the Oiegon bill.
Mr. Wallace new member from South Carolina. (
in place OF General Black deceased. made highv re-
Specialize speech on the southern side Of the Wllnot
poviso question, and m reply to lhe speech made some
lime snce BY Mr. Mann, of Massachusetts.
Next, Mr.. Cfowe.l OF Ohio. read prepared speech
IN me Northern side o. the same question, and in "a
ior 81 The abolition Of slavery in tic Disrc, Of Co
Following bin, Mr. Iverson. of1,eorcia road q n,o
pared speech against the Wmo, provso doctrine and
'gainsi General PaYors claims as candidate for he
Presidency He exalted General Cass 10 The third
Ravens MI ivefson IS capital reader. and, in thai
espec', would make good clerk of Inc House.
After he had concluded. Mr. Lincoln 90, he aoor
Shen The committee rose and The House adjourned.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-03
SsslitI,s, Goal.

VIE Undersigned has made arrangements TO keen
III always On hand stock OF the best Smiths Con-.
and for sae low for cash S''''
r. DUNNINGTON
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-03
just Received.

CtANDiEs Of all description Rasens. Figs.
SPrunes and Dates; also, Lemons, Oranges, and
tine io' o. Chewing and Smoking Tobacco and Sc
gars' ,e,o G. RAENHAL
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-03
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

n wlr. "a Thursday the lOsf day efAusna. Of
far III pthIic sale. al Fsusi Till ihe lasc sesaieacs
n Archi5a!d Robinson, Esq deed, one laile and a
haif Nosihecest Of Shepheidstcwa tie following win
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-03
MARTINSBURG GAZETTE.

.Liserty, tbs unios and National property.
Harry Clay.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-03
THE AUG Ugr rr.vc~yo,--

Hon. J. NJ Morehead. ''D pil'lNoH
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-17
LANCASTER WISCONSIN, SATURDAY, JUNE II, 1s4s

flment of the legal obligations assumed by
them, 10 the extent of their Subscriptions TO
the stock of the Company.
If "a large overplus of subscriptions had
been made, the few persons who might
wish, from any cause, to forfeit their stock,
might, perhaps, he permitted TO do so, but,
as our subscription but barely exceeds the
cost of the road, il must he al once apparent
to every one, that all of our subscribers with
the few exceptions, named, must fulfil their
obligations, upon the faith of which the
company have undertaken the work, in or
der to ensure its success, and secure to those
who do pay, the return for heir money m
vested, which they have right to expect,
and which it will he incumbent upon, and
the duty of the Board OF Directors to take
every proper means in their power to secure
them.
The interest of the whole country in the
early complexion Of the road, however, will,
it is pot doubted, induce our stockholders,
generally, to fulfil their engagements with
little or no delay, by paying in their neces'
sarv calls on their stock, as made
| Ii is the desire of the present Board, II
possible, To relieve their subscribers, tenn
poraily, by making calls for nstalnents on
stock to but twenty or twenty-five per cent
mall, until after harvest, or previous to the
first of September next, and, by making
temporary loans, meanwhile, to meet their
wants through the summer. To enable
them to succeed in this effort, however, it is
absolutely necessary that the calls which are,
and shall be made, be promptly met.
With assurances of every effort on their
part, to execute the trust reposed to them,
I the Board of Directors look with confidence
To their stockholders for that prompt and
efficient support necessary to the success OF
the great work in hand.
w. b. OGDEN, Pres't.
Chicago, April 5th, ls45.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-28

This makes $50 in place Of 900 but the colonies have
not yet elected their representatives.
The speeches in the Assembly well worth your
perusal. The Presse is still violent in its
attacks on the government 1t seems to be the bee-
noire of NJ de Girardin
Although the moderate party in power, and the
best may be hoped, the urarepublicans powerful
The very debates in the young assembly prove the
passions which agitate them
Orders have been given to arm the whole coast of
the channel, Boulogne and Dunkiyk in particular.
Italy.
There is little positive news from the seat of war
In Italy. The Sandman troops have obtained
some advantages. A rumor has reached England
OF Verona having fallen into the hands of the
troops OF Lombardy and Sardinia. 1t was certain
that the Austrians had been driven from all the
points between Vallegio on the Minclo, and Pom
tone on the North Adige, above Verona. The
king Is represented to have greatly distinguished
himself in action, and to have even condescended
to use his sword, and fight like soldier.
Important from Rome.
A report prevailed in Paris, yesterday, that the
Pope, repentlng his late hostility TO Austria had
revoked his declaration of war; that in conse-
quence, the people had risen %, masse and deposed
him from his temporal authority-placing him un-
der restraint IN the Castle of ST. Angelo.
The Journal DIES Debots confirms the above. II
appears that Rome has regularly rebelled against
him. and the probability is that his Holiness will be
deposed as temporal prince. In fact, the entire
executive authority appears to be exercised by the
new ministry, without any control on the part OF
the Pontiff
We learn from Bcrne under date of the Sth inst
that NJ Ochsenbein had resigned the presidency of
the directory of the diet and his other offices. This
resolution was adopted by.him in consequence of
the question OF the intervention of Switzerland in
the affairs of Italy, which he opposed
On the 9th itiwas to be decided if his resignation
should be accepted if 1t were it would settle the
question of Intervention IN the affirmative
From tho London Standard, May H.
Int mt ida
ration than our contemporaries seem disposed to be.
stow upon 1t. We call the change revolution, and
the event fully answers that description The civic
guard occupy the whole city, to the exclusion Of the
regular troops of the Pope and exercise their power
strict and jealous superintendent of the cardinals
They appoint and support ministry who are invested
I" with full power to decide all temporal matters war
included' and in consequence has been declared
against the Empeor Of Austria in utter defiance Of the
expressed will Of the Pope Who does not see that this
ministry is, in truth the real sovereign of the Statea
provisional government in fact, moulded precisely
upon that which has ruled France for the last eleven
weeks! This provisional government has ia ken such
steps to its authority the circumstances Of
the place and time required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-28

These five the government with power to APP
point the members of the different depart
ments.
That Lamartine had few votes is to be attributed
to a speech of his in defence of Ledru Rollin, who
would otherwise have been excluded. 1t is reported
here to-day that Ledru Rolin has resigned.
Louis Blanc is completely cut out.
The following is the composition of the National As
spmbv Qiyen bv the Commuus dc porjx.--
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-06-30
Important to the Unfortunate.

UNHE Responding invalid, aud all those who are
Il disguised with the name of medicine, are az.
prised that the treatment pursued by DR. AsDRus
TO effect the recovery Of inyaids, is different from
that Of any practitioner in the Union, in theory
principle and practice being luxury for the sick
or well, and possessing the most miraculous curs.
tive powers ever introduced in any age or nation.
DIR. ASDRUs may he consulted as usual, At the
Vermont House, Braiileboro, on the 10th and llih
Of every month, in ali cases OF Consumption and
Nervous Debility, Fits, Hip and Spinal Diseases
old Sores, Scroiula Erysipelas, and all Paralyhc
Rheumatic, and Murcurial affections, diseases
the Lungs, Cough, Asthma, Dyspepsia, Sc, &c.
Diseases Of the urinary organs, gravel, stone IA
the bladder female weaknesses, piles yield TO hi
mode OF treatment in so short time, that in thou
sands Of the most obstinate cases no one has seldom
required medicine more than from one to thrtt
months. to reinvigorate the whole system to its pm
tine power md yigor.
In all cases medicine furnished replete with prirs
ed directions, to last the patient month al q
and in no case would it cost the patient over S
effect recovery. Nothing can therefore be
great an inducement to that class Of society, To
unfortunate, as to obtain cure easy speedy Al.
reasonable.
April L. "A,