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reference Of the Presidents Annual Message to
appropriate Committees.
MIR. Smith delivered spirited speech in oppo-
siton to the Administration.
Mr.. Vinton having obtained the floor, closed
the debate by calling for the previous question.
The call was sustained and the main question
ordered.
Mr.. Wilmot's amendment, relative to a direct
tax Of five millions of dollars per annum, was re-
jected.
Mr.. Vinton's original resolution of reference
was adopted.
The rest of the session was occupied in unm-
portant business.
FRiDAY, Feb. 4.
Senale. Ten Regiment bill coming up,
Mr.. Sewer took the floor, and defended the poll
CIV of the administration and the action Of the
President. lie took up the history of the annex
ution Of Texas in detail, and called attention to
orders given by the Mexican authorities, before
the war begun, as a complete Justification OF the
course pursued by our government.
House.-Mr. Vinton moved to 70 into commit
lee of the whole on the state OF the Union on the
loan bill.
Mr.. Rockwell moved 10 go into committee of
the whole on the private calendar.
Mr.. Rockwell's motion prevailed, and the House
wen, into committee, Mr.. Boyd in the chair, and
considered sundry private bills.
A message from the President was received
and read. 1t was reply 10 the resolution of the
House calling for copy of Gen. TIylor's letter
in reply to the letter of the Secretary of War Of
9Th January, ls47.
The House adjourned to Monday.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-02-10

Hon J. NJ. Bolts has written letter to the
Richmond Wing, defining his position in regara
To the Presidential candidate The letter is char
acterised with that dlrectness and boldness of
thought which is peculiar 10 that gentleman.
Mr.. Bolts goes for National Convention ami
for Henry Clay. lie believes Mr.. Clay to be not
only the best embodiment of Wing principles,
but he considers him the most available. He
thir..s that il nominated by the Convention he
vii be elected, and suggests that with either
Scott or Clayton Tor Vice President, the ticket
would succeed beyond peIadventure General
layior he cannot support unless he declares him
sell Wing, and vii! commit himself to Wing
measures. lie has no faith in no party profess
Ions. AS for himself, lie is Wing, and not u
ho-party man lie is party man. II, bowey-
er, General Taylor should ayow himselfa Wing,
and should be nominated by the Convention he
VIII do what lies III him TO give him the electoral
vote of Virginia.
VIRGINiA-rhe Wings of Fauquier County,
virginia, who met the other day to appoint Del.
esales 10 the Wing State Convention, proposed
hon, Andrew Stewart, OF Pennsy lvana, for Vice
President.
The Wings Of Greenbrier County recommend
Mr. Clay for President.
Il The ship Windsor Castle, which arrived
at ms port yesterday IRON New Orleans, has on
board lie fenlalLs of Capt. Felt, Col. Hanson
and Col Martin H. Scott, late Of The army. Min
ule guns wee fired as tie ship came up the har-
bor Boston Alias All.
Gen. kansom's body ia to be inferred at Nor.
wich.
KENTUcKY.--A third or fourth attempt TO re-.
peal the law which prohibits the importation OF
Slaves into this State, so far US 10 allow their i'm
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More of the Northern Doughfa.
Correspondence of the Tribune.

Correspondence of the Tribune
WAsHIN1ToN, Fec. |, 1913.
Mr. Giddings, OF OHIO, yesterday offered the
following resolution:
Resolved Thut Committee of five members
be appointed to inquire into and report TO this
House whether the Slave Trade is carried on
within the District OF Columbia, and If SO, by
what legal authority it is sustained, and what
modification OF the existing acts OF Congress is
proper at the present time.
Mr.. Holmes, OF South Carolina, moved to lay il
on the table which motion was rejected by q
vote of 81 to 81.
The following Loco Foco doughiaces from the
free States voted to lay the resolution On the Ia
BILE:
PENNsYLvANIA-Rich Brodhead, Charles
Brown.
MAINE Franklin Clark, Ilezekiah Williams
Ono -RodoIpnus Dickinson, james +. Faran
William Kennon, Jr., John X. Miller, Thomas
Rlchey.
lLLINoIs-OrIando B. Fcklin, Jno. A. Nc
Clernand, Thomas J. Turner
New f0Rk-Wm B. Maclay.
am sJrry to say lhst one Wing, J. l.. Taylor
OF OHIO, aud Levin, (Natlve,) voted. to lay the
resolution Oh the table.
You Will see by the above that Ohio and Illi-
nols stand highest OF the list Of intamy.
Yours &c.
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Nous of the Aurcls.
By Telegraph 10 The Msw York papers.
Highly Important from Mexico.
PrrERsnuRs. Feb. 4. IS4S.


The overland express has arrived from New
Orleans, with papers to the 29th nit. through
which we are placed In possession Of highly i'm
portant news from Mexico.
The steamship Edith, from Vera Cruz, had ar
rived at New Orleans, bringing advices to the
10Th alt.
Rumors of peace and an attempted insurrec.
sion io the city Of Mexico were circulating u:
Vera Cruz.
These peace rumors are founded upon the fact
ahut the Mexican Commissioners had submitted
plan or treaty of peace, embracing the propo-
sltlons offered by Mr. Trist at Tacubaya.
Mr.. Trlst's powers having been revoked, he
forwarded the Mexican propositions to Wash
iRgton, for the consideration ofthe President and
Senute.
Col. Wynkoop and his detachment pursued the
guerilla band, under Padre Jarauto, for consd-
cradle distance.
Col. W. overlook the rear of the band and ca
tured Balcnict, one of the Padres aids, together
with General Arsta, on the LIST ult.
Generals Valencia and Arista were released
'on parole.
Major TalIiafsrro had arrived in the Capital
from Real del Monte in charge of one hundred
aud fifty thousand dollars in silver, being part of
the assessment levied by Gen Scott upon the
State Of Mexico and the Federal district.
Gen Buffers regiment suffering much
from sickness. The General himself has been
quite indisposed.
The World, published at a3mdalaxara, says in
its number of 18th January, that news had
reached MaZalin Of 500 California rangers hay
ing attacked the American posts of Lapane and
San Jose; aud that they had defeated them and
burnt both places on the I'd ult.
Three American vessels were despatched from
Mazatlan to render all possible assistance to the
Americans The Edith brought forty sick and
discharged soldiers, and number of bodies of
deceased officers. Two soldiers died on the pas
sage.
1t was rumored that 10000 Mexicans were a.
bout 10 attack Saltio--doubted.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-02-10

CONSUMPTION This terrible disaase is commonly 4.
tbued TO our climate but il the climate blame,
thu disease would have loen lActed that and not po
theeo9le We think the iau, The paople and ,hat il
tbs people would Keep the skins Of henseye their
children properly washed aud abstain from guttouy poison
and dlcnes- for generation or two would bu
10 known than is, now In good ety disease
Tor which scratching uad sulphur ae tho principal
dies.
However eoa'umpon prevails as matters are, aud picks
Oh The best aud preust VI US, la our piime. In this state
OF thngs must do the boat San piece aud
out Le web Of lie, with journeys voyages aud medicines
VI all the medicines know VI DIR. Nistais Balsum OF
Wid Chery Is what should hrsl recommend. We have
IN our office LIVING proof of It's efficacy, Who but for H.
would huvo boon beleah tho sod long uo Tho Inventor OF
tins medicine, Dr. Wistar OF science and human.
ny, aud undoubtedly prepared tho remedy IN ii. best otm
aud the public may rely upon Mr. F0 as, for the genuine
ailicle.-BOsiO" Daily ChrONOtgPs, jan Is, le47
None genuine unless ssned I, DUrs on the wrapper.
For sale by 4. W. FOWLE, 1888 Washington u. Boston
9Syrfor sale by 81 r. REDfiELD, Montpelier, VI. and
agents generally.
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o.,,,;on G,- usa bu, M, ia, sole was nm tho oQtb
focoa,oJ - ,ho Sono,o by n vo,o of 10 IN ~ II
would seen, tim, The Mira sloveholJ,no interest
,,;nh, os wolf oive !, mn bv Ills limo fnr Ron.
,nctv ~ rnllu sssolvod n 1err,i, NO oagravatinn
NJ ber nresen, slaveholdiry sconrro.
go IN. mn. Min.
VEN. AiLoN ~ nLA"A"N' i"0 iioo"0
No ars frco in sav Tim, tho ia vIor novemen,
in his s,o,e. ne nj present conducted. does no,
meet MIR onnrohation. and Tint in reyard tn
General Tnvlor himself so long as he occupies
bis nrcsent doubt,ul position we cannot give
our supnort TO do so would be an abandon.
ment of the principles which we have ever cher
isbed: il would be- in our estimation. treason TO
The cause which W., have for wears past been
nbornc-feeblv and profitlesslv. perhaps. but
faithfully. zeaously and honestly. with all the
energies of our soul-to advance. A man who
does not know his own opinions on great ques.
tons of public policy-or knowing, will not ex-
press them publicly to the worlds not The
man for us.
IowA.-Seyernl attempts have been made in
the Iowa Legislature to elect United States Sem
ators, but wIhou, success The locof,cos have
majority in the Senate, and the Wings have a
majority in the House.
The Legislature has adjourned.
CA,roaN,.. The N. Y. Journol of Commerce
has received letters from correspondent in Tn.
per California, OF II recent date. 1t appears from
one Of the writer's statements, that the capture
OF Sn Bias, Acapulco, and Tehuantepec is re-
solved upon, in addition to the Guayamas and
Mazatlan, whose surrender has been already an
nounced. When this is accomplished Mexico
will not have possession OF slngIe port worthy
OF the name on either ocean.
CHARGES AGAINST GEN. ScoTr. The Wash
ing'on correspondent OF the Petersburg Repub-
lican says that he has ascertaned that the charg-
es against zen. Scott, III part, land principally
he belleves,) are want OF proper othclal respect
to the Secretary oil war, aud non-iuhllment oil
his duty IN corresponding with The department
ut has been long time" says this cores
ponJent, "since dispatches nave Deen received
from the commander-in-chlef, and 1t is on this
recount that he is suspended, and the command
given 10 Gen. Butler, until the causes of such
derenction OF dutv are inquired ihto'
MAINE U. s. SENATOR. The Bangor Wing
says" 1t seems now to be understood in Maine
that the President requested of Gov. Dana to
appoint Hon. Nathan Clifford to ill the vacancy
in the Senate, 10 which he saw fit to appoint
Mr.. Moor OF that CITY, Inc saco unlon speaks
OF 'n'S as 'ha''er WHY" nus oear.y ieaSPa out
h.iss.' NV ,a,Ua. f., hear ,non tho ,,',,ns ANY =,
II'Is US PI" ',;,h deSn,,,, rras, a,u ~
So So.u u. . '''o na"u, e''Sp' wv" VIC
''u.e 'PPo'"''''"'s'
HEAVY FAILURE. Andrew Robson ~ Sons
OF Fall River, Ms, one Of the NEST extensive
manufacturing firms in the country, have sus-
pended payment 1t is thought that they will
be able to meet all their Liabilities but by this
unfortunate event more than thousand opera
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-02-10
BRIBERY.
o. Pierre Soule, loco, has been elected U
s. Senator from Louisiana.

U T7rIo oUuIe' IUcU, nus UeUH eIeCEeU q.
s. Senator from Louisiana.
Correspondence of the Tribune.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 25 lS4S.
LouIsIANA-THE WAY THEY DIp IT-Wilh
sorrow enclose you the within statement of the
result of our election of a U. S. Senator. This
was effected by bribery most undoubtedly all
say. Mr. Myles (theHbsentee,) declared that he
had been offered four negroes II he would stay
away and not vote. He did stay away. The
House investigate the matter today. | hope there
is honesty enough and courage enough to probe
the iniqulty 10 the bottom, but fear not. Soule
Is no American and no Statesman, but u gentle
man and man Of talent. Can hardly believe
thai he will allow himself to be made the nstru-
nenl and beneficiary OF such corruption, even
though his party require 1t. We shall see. The
State, the country, and the American character
are involved in the issue.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD
Opened TO Lebanon, N. II.
1852 &SsEassa

ssss.s s sssEsa
PASSENGER TRAINS, in connection with TIE
l. Lowell, Nashua and Concord Railroads. will daily
between Lebanon and Boston, Sundays oXcepted) fol-
lows, viz:
Leave Boston fni franklin and Lebanon, ut 7 m.
Leave Boston for franklin ut IL n. M
e Concord for Lebanon 10 "a M
" Concord for Fraukin at 234p.m.
the arrival of The from Boston.
Leave Leblnon for Concord aud Boston Mt II l-2
Franklin for Concord aud Boston ut 934 IN.
Franklin Tor Concord and noslorat lao p. IN.
or on the arrival Of the cars from l.rhanon
This road is tho direct road to Cenira aud Northern New
Hampsh and to Windsor, WoOisiock Middlebury Wells
River, Montpelier Burlington, and in Northern
Vermont, and has greater proportion of Railroad
in these diiu'.i Orer also
British steum Mail Line, and the from
to the Canadts.
Numerous stages with all parts Of the and
tho arrival the Canaan and Lcbnnon will he
readiness passengers liaverh Wells River
and Lilecn Windsor Middlebuy, aud all parts of Nor
hen New Hampshire and Vermont
For further information apply to g. p CHENEY & CO,
Express ofce Railroad Exchange, Court Square, and
AVERILL * DEANS, No. IL Elm st BOS1 ON.
All passengers baggag" should be property marked and
when valued thun $50, notice given and
ira charges paid, lose beyond that amount will be al
lowed.
aAe chandizc trains will ,un daily Sundays excepted
ONLSOW SIEARNS, Agent.
Concord, Nov, IS, ls41. Sc
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Deatbs.

In Moretown suddenly iom fall John Iiuwes Esq. in
his 6st yeur christian highly respected and esteemed by
all who knew him.
In this town, Sd nstun Mr.. Ehcnpztt Holmes, aged 65
Of the Oldest members of the fret Congregational church
At Milton the LIST instnnt, David ClrE, old and
specabe inhabtao oil that town. in tho sst OF his
nge.
In Warren January % Nathaniel Vail, aged about ST.
Print is in N. y rnd Ill. req. &c.
In Ryegae, January 81 Mt Sewdli Pollard aged about as
In Chelsea, January 49, Luc wife of N. c. Ilue, and
daughter of the late J. e. Hal, of 7 unh dge.
In Corinth Jan. l4h, Miss Abigail Smith daughter of r.
Smith, Esq. aged about 81 years.
In Cvrin,h, Dee 12h, mr. Zpnas Carpenter
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-02-10

medicine we'll worthy the attention of the and
pubc-Compound sarsapaTilla aud Tomato BiiteIs. This
very strong preparation o the extract of safapATla und
Tomatoes These articles Too well known To need ANY
thing SAID In praise OF them suffice IL To say this compound
sad, BY those who have given trial. To DO far superior
aud eiaciuul than The Sursupnfa alone. In fact we
know of number OF Cases where has effected
ishng euras IN purb ing tho blood where Saaparla and
other medicines have been taken without tho least
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-02-10
VARIOUS ARtICLEs,--rn S.

ASi1ES-pois G, pearls 2 pa 734.
BEESWAX-yeliow q a "a.
BRISriES-Am. 30 u 40
FEATHERS -Noi. i've geese 81 n 80.
FURSrod fox 2jc 81 40 3, silver IS, otter
d. mink Sc g. sable 50 81 25, bear 81 6, fisher 75c
$3.50, wild l0c rs, lynx 81 $50, mu.quah &c 10,
racoon Sc a 40.
GIUE-Am. 9 a 49,
HOPS Ist sort ls47, 5 i.9 sales limited.
TALl.oW-Am. n $50, rough "a steady sales.
WOOL Saxony heerus a. II so
Full blood ~ 40 l2
l2 blood TO - IS 81 2
COmmun'l- 4 - 80 a 80
Lambs super IS SO
do No 81 80
do No.2 20 q -
do Nos IL
Foreign 6o2l
TDay Adv
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1flarkets.
Brighton Market, Feb. 3.

Reported for the Boston Daily Advortiser.l
At market $40 beef cattle, 10 pairs working oxen, 10 cows
and calves, ind 500 swine -
-scc0nd do s o5 n 9 75--thrd do rs II 5 rs.
Working oxon-Sales at $40, 81 V and 80
Cows and caves-Sales at S13 %, 30 and S39.
Sheep-Snlcs 81, rs, $50, 50 81, S. and S %.
Swine-lots 10 ped1lo at 10 for sows, and s . foi
barrows. Old Hogs, "a lot TO ic At retoil from
81 q G I-2c
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Rostnn Market. Feb. Z.

Provisons-Sacs of 900 bhls pork ui $40 per bbl
cash 20 bb'. meas beef, 50 per bill 500 kegs
lard nt l.dc per ID. mos Four1he market is quite
so firm and prices are shade lower Sales Of Gennesse.
common brands NJ 81 H. Troy 6l2 2 COS Corn-Tho
make l. dull and prices lower Sales of yellow fiat
f2 g. and white al GO Gle ne husle Northern SOC,
FIRM rye, 90 per bushe cush-Atas.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-02-10

Reader look to ia we know from experience is well
thy your attentions operates us gentle laxative, aud Is
very pleasant article therefore II is easily taken -
SIJ-Romomber and always buy them vt f. BROWN, GO
Washington street, TINT his numo IN signed TO the d.
rection which accompanies the bottle .
For sale by =. r. REDFlELD aud 5 X. COLLINS. and
dealers In medicine genernlll
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LIST OF FASHIONABLE
b o Y s. CT HING,

AT siMiIARLY LOW
Ovetcoais and Sacks of brown and black each
from 81, s. i, $50
Oyecoits Sacks ofbeaver pilot S250 g. $50, l. 4aO
Ovocoats and Sacks Of Suues and Tweeds AIS, g. $50
4, 400
Cloaks and Capes, of Broodclo,h $3.50, B. $50 $50
Dress Froeks OF black, brown, green, olive cloths %, t5O
!, T,50,
Jackets, Of black, brown, green, olive cloths So 259
3, 3,50, 4
Polka Suits, all colors. great variety SIS, $50 $50
Pants Of bfoudciolh, cass,MeIe doeskn, &C. 225
ESQ, 3
Vests Of black and fancy colorei Satins, Veyos 3d.
SOC. 75c 81, les, $50
Overhaul q and many ssher articles OF boys clothing
30, 81, und 50 cents
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ALL PERSONS

HAVING unsettled accounts with tho subscriber of m IRE
than years standing, respectfully requested
cal and settle the same previous to March ls,.
Feb. 9-56 ]. w uOWES
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In THE FARMERS.

CrsAN RYE STRAW und sWINGLE.ToW wanted in
- exchange for Hooks und Paper, by
Feb ., le4S-56;3N. u. p WALTON & SONS
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cprAr rEMAI,G MEDtCGNE.

DR.. Townscnd's sarBaparilla is a sovereign
md speedy cure for Incipient Consumption,
narrenness, heuoorrhg,, or Whites, obstrnc-
"a on difficult Menstraation, tncontinence of
Urine OF involuntary discharge thereof, and
for the general prastration of the System, no
mailer whether the result of inhoren' cause,
or PRODUCED by irfegularity, illness or acci-
dent. ~
Nothing can be more surprising than its IN
vieeraing effects on the human frame. Per
q nh weakness and lassitude, from taking
il, at ouee become robust and full OF energy
undar itsinaueneA. II Immediately counter
Rela The neryelessness of the female frame,
which ia the great cause of ~barreuness.
II will not Be expected Of us, in cases ofso
p~elicale a nature, 70 exhibit certificates ct
cures performed. but we can assure the attilc-
tod that hundreds Of cases have been reported
10 Ms Several cases where families have been
without children, after using a few bottles of
This invaluable medicine, have been blessed
with healthy offspring.
Dr. PROFESSIONALLY wife being greatly dis
tressed hy weakness and General Debility,
and suffering continually by pain and a SEN
satinn of bearing down, falling of the womb
and with other difficulties, and having known
cases where your medicine has effected great
onres. and also hearing it recommended for
snch cases as | have described, | obtained a
hottie Of your Extract Of sarSapsrlila, and fol-
lowed the directions you gave M. In a short
neriod Il removed her complaints, and restor-
al her health. Being grateful for the benefits
she received, I t.ke pleasure in thus acknowl-
edrihv il. and recommending il to the public
III. ID. MnoRE,
Cor. Grand aud Lydins Sis.
Albany, Aug. ~, 1874.
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WIN fl. MefttTFH0N 6EO.
IrnrtHRs d Aap BsAhEas N HAapwAhE

IMPORTERS or AID DEALERS TN HAapwAHE
CUTLERY, &C., &c.--5B daAvtHR ST.,
HAVE now in Store, and for sale at low
rates, d general assortment OF HARDWARE.
CUfLBBY,& ID. dc. -Gunsisling in part of
N4ils, iron, Castings, steel, Axes. Hoes, spades,
%shovels, s otkas, Kettles, Bark Mills. q uns and
Rifles. French potsi CtiI. OK, Log. Trace,
fonsail and other Chains, Mil and Grind
stones. ANY lis, Bellows. Vices, RoWlhhd's and
other saws Of all kinds. seytties and siekies,
Hooks aid Hinges, Locks, screws, Bolts, brass
Wares, %sloyels and 1'onga, pokefs, Aiflirots,
Tenders, Table and Pocket Cutlery, scissors,
Razors, Razor strops and Homes, sleeves, Get
ton and Wool Cards. Planes Of all kinds. Files
and Edge Tools. Coopers' Tools, T'fess Hoops.
Walters and Trays. Bits. Abgers and Augst
Bits, Bofdagp, Paints, oils, THfpBhtine, Oakdm
Pitch and Tar. straw Cutters, Corn shelters
lfafhes and Cellars, Pl6ighs and Plough
Moulds, Tin and Jsphnnsd waresy Fishing
Tackle in every variety.
BJMERCttAN1ts, PLANTERS and
others, are respectfully in yited t9 call and es
mine for themselves. a s.#.Fa.
April 1910.
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those approaching wofnanbo5as as Is ea'cu.
late III assist nature, by guiehenlhg lie blooa
notwithstanding the system. Indeed. this me
dicina is invaluable FOR all the diseases TO
Which women ere subject.
II braces the whole SYSTEM, fehews Pertna-
,tantIy the natural .ruergies-4by rethoving
the i,11purtties Of tha body---hot so ftr ct mnla4
ti,iu he system as ~ produce u Subsequent
reid nation. which ia the case of must medicines
,pkun for fnnilr weakness and y ease.
sCROFuLA CURED.
1'ais Certificate tontlbsively proves ttat
this sa~tsspafills hds perfect control over The
INST obstinate. Ia asses Of the blood, Three
bstsohs rutpd n one house IL unprecedented
THREE CHILDREN,
Dr.. f'opnseHd-DeaF sir { have the pleas
ire to infttm You that three Of my children
have been cured Of the s]6f,ftla by the ase o.
yppr excellent medicine. They were aflieled
tety ae erely with bad q, res have taken only
Tati bottles ittn1# them away, ioi which
leel myself under deep obligation.
Yours, respectfully.
ISAAC ", GRAIN, lug Wooster-st'
New York, March / lBl7 .
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JAHOB DtpuAM, ,, \,
DYSPEPSIA

This complaint. like all others, may be traced II
ehrfttut httfi6fs. Tile gastric iuiee. Hhfd peculiar to
the E~tonaaei. when scored from Baf M66d "a deficient
in those wonderful solvent properties which are 60 es.
sentiht to digestion; consequently, the food is not pro.
and indeed at The function Of the body afs deraneed.
Wfiplrt's Indian Vegetable Pills will be found peeu-
tiafiy adapted to the cure Of Dyspepsia. ~Ieeaass they
completely cleanse the stomach md b0Wala from all
bilious hutnors. and purify HE blood, Consequently
M they drive out the root Of cause bf every FORM Of
disease they ire atg0laRtg eertaia NJ eare Bykprpsia,
Wien Dyspepsia, On Indigestion. IL accompanied
with beadai1ie. pain in the eide and breast, rheumatic
pntifts III various paris 6f The beay, f., Wright's In.
dian Vegetable Pills should be taken In sh6h quanti-
fios M Il operate e~otiUtisly by The bowels. and re-
pested evsfV night until ta4inl ~ distress II every
description Is removed. after which smaller doves
taken merely with n view 10 keeping The bowels re-
gflaf, win III u short time rest0rs The body TO q stats
Of sound health.
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