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state Of Indiann. Marion count,. $.

IN Chancery
Robert Wilson, Joshua Wilson, Griner Wilson,
William Wilson, Isaac Wilson and Caharne Wilson, children
and heirs at law of william Wilson, deceased Isaac Wilson,
Thomas Wilson and Rachel Wilson. children
of John Wilson, deceased John Foster and others
THE said defendant John hereby notified that the
l. compliments have this ID day of Nav
ls4s fled in the clerks office of the Marion circuit court
bill Of eomplaint the entitled him and
affidavit Of disinerested
dency of him. said defendant Foster said bill pend
ing in said and that unless he appear therein and plead
said bill before calling Of the
next term OF said court TO be held at Indianapolis the rsf
Monday in June next the aud things there
in contained viii be taken confessed and held against
him. Attest r B. DUNCAN, Clerk.
Qunrles and Walpoe for compliments. May 3, lS46
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DIED, on the LIST inst, at Madison at the residence
of his uncle after sickness of FIVE days, Scarlet
Fever,) THOMAS, son of CHARLES and ANN STEPHENS,
of this city. aged 8 years and months.
Mourners solemn vigil keeping,
Knelt in silence round thy bed
Could they deem thee only sleeping,
When 10 heaven thy spirit fed?
Yes that spirit then was winging
Upwards from its shell of clay,
Guardian angels round il singing
"Welcome to the realms of day %
DIED, in this city, on the 9th inst, ELEoNoRA,
daughter of Isaac and Eliza Jane Smith, in the 9Th
year of her age.
In this city. on the 2Sth ult., of Pneumonia, Mrs.
ELIZABETH, wife of John D. Mcclure. aged Sc years.
On the I'd inst, at his residence near Aisonvile,
in this county, Mr.. Peter Warenfelc.
On Sunday, the 50 ult., at o'clock P. NJ, Miss
CoNELIA G. PRATT, aged 20 years.
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Centre Township.

meeting of the Democrats of Centre Township
Marion county, will be held at the Court House, in
indianapolis, on SATURDAY, May Goth. at O'Clock,
p. m for the purpose of appointing Delegates to the
County 9sSDstion, to be held on the 9th inst
I m Rv order of To. Committee.
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Warren Township.

The Democrats of Warren Township will meet at
Cumberland, in this county, the third Saturday in
May for the purpose of organization and appointing
Delegates to the County Convention, which is to
semble in Indianapolis the fourth Saturday in May.
Addresses will be delivered.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE.

NOTICE given administrator
~ Of Thomas Keow deceased will the 25th day Of
May s46 the hours of O'Clock A. NJ and O'clock p
M residence Wayne
ship Marion State OF Indiana The personal estate
consisting five and har
yoke Sheep hogs household and
furniture farming utensils and other valuable movabies
he terms 20 made a and Of
CHARLES KETROW, Admir-
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Sons of Temperance--NOtice.

A. G. PORTER, Esq, will deliver address before
Fidelity Division No. "A. Sons of Temperance. on
Wednesday evening, the 10Th inst, at IA o'clock.
The members of the Orders of the Sons. Daughters,
and Cadets of Temperance of this city invited to
attend. The members of Fidelity Division will meet
precisely at Z. By order Of the Division.
S. S. BROWN. r. S.
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Franklin Township.

The Democrats Of Franklin Township will meet at
Smitber's School House. on Saturday. the 10Th day
Of May, at O'clock p m, for the purpose of ap
pointing delegates to the Democratic County Conven
ton.
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WAsH1SoTOS, April 90, 1847.

The STATE OF WIscoNsIN.-Gov Dodge has just
issued his proclamation, declaring that the Consttu-
ton lately submitted to the people of that territory for
adoption, preparatory their assuming the position
of State of the American Uunion, has been approx
ed by majority of TO- 293 votes out of % 59l votes
bill for the admission of Wisconsin into the
Union as State is now pending in Congress, and is
10 be taken up next week.
AN ExECUTIoN:-Thomas Nash, convicted of the
murder of female, two three years ago, was hung
u Troy, Montgomery county, N. c. on Friday. The
rope by which he was first suspended broke and he
fell to the ground. He requested the handkerchief
20 be removed from his eyes, which done, and he
sat up and conversed with the bysanders until anoth
er rope was procured, and ne was then hung.
AsroR's WEALTH.-Some confusion has existed in
the estimates of the estate Of the late John Jacob As
tor from the fact that less than half his property
included in his will The amount included In the will
did not exceed 81 800 900; but he had conveyed by
deed still larger sum. The whole value of his es-
tate was Sl6,0O00OO or Sl7,OOO,0O0.
The RoTHcmLDs.-The New York Tribune OF
Monday, says:
letter from London abiding to the rumor of the
failure of the Rothschds, says that they have made
some losses, but have still margin left before bank
ruptcy. The wealth of all the brothers is estimated
al twenty-six millions Of pounds sterling.
Two hundred officers, who have served with dis
tnction in the Mexican war; have been nominated to
the Senate for breyet appointments. Among them
General Shields, who is nominated Breyei
Major General; and Coonels Harvey and Riley as
% brevet Brigadier Generals.
EXTENDING THE AREA-The following is from the
Galveston News Of the 18th ult
1--WE understand that body Of 1000 men are now
organizing in Vera Cruz, (Mr. McAlphin and other
prominent being at the head) with the purpose
cross the continent and settle in California"
BENEvoLENcE.-Mr. Clapp, of Portland, Me-, has
le by will, fund of eight thousand dollars for the
education and relief Of female orphan children, anC
four thousand dollars for furnishing fuel TO unfortu
nate widows and other poor women.
A Mr.. Tuttle, of New York, has presented Queer
Victoria a splendid baby-jumper, for the use of tn
royal nursery. Judging from the past. 1t will be KEEP
in pretty constan: use.
person inquired of Rothschid how he contrive'
to accumulate so large fortune. "By buying" sal
he, ''when every body selling, and selling whe
every body was BUYING
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GROCERIES.

WE offer sCd for Is sale Orleans Country nd Loaf sn,,
5000 lbs. Prime Cofees assorted,
2,0OOlbs. Lead 25g lbs. Tea,
1000 lbs Saleratus, 400 do Starch,
600 lbs. Pepper and Spice 400 do Cassia,
200 lbs Spanish Float Indigo,
$50 lbs. Rice, so do Nutmegs,
1900 lbs Tobacco, various brands
1850 lbs Cheese, 1000 do Dried Beef
1000 lbs Bologna Sausages,
800 lbs. Confectionery so kegs Nails,
500 gallons N. o. and Sugar House Molasses,
20 boxes Glass; 40 Wrapping
20 barrels Cider Vinegar,
And lots smaller articles, at lowest rates.
mayo SMITH q HANNA.
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OxY-HYDROGEN MICROsCOPE.

up request Of the Principal of
- Dumb lum Mr. Frink will exhibit Microscope
Drummond Light again this evening for the benefit Of the
dents Of that Institution And in addition the Of the
and his variety
copc objects lie will make interesting and brilliant
in chemistry such burning phosphorus In oxygen gas
explosive mixtures the well OF balloon ascension
Doors at half O'Clock Admtance for Mute
10 cents; others 25
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;sa Ea Esa sssEa - = 49, i
MADISON AND INDIANAPOLIS
ESAIE.US0AD

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
nN and after Monday, May 64S Passenger will
leave Madison and indianapolis daily Sundays excepted
follows, viz:
Leave Madison o'clock A. NJ and arrive In Indianapolis al
IL. 10. Pm
Leave Indianapolis at n O'Clock A. NJ Madison
about |. IS. p. NJ.
Freight trains daily leaving Madison Indianapolis at
O'Clock a. NJ.
An Freight for the Northern Station depot
by o'clock 10 insure shipment the succeeding day.
May, l548. SLIT HENRY r. HALL, Sup't
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPrroN CLAIMANT,

Every entitled to the right Of
within the townships and il
establish the
and Receiver Of the Land Office and make the
Tor the rate OF Two dollars the price fixed By
third OF August $40 seeing no
tce and before the appointed OF the
public sale Of TIE lands embracing the claimed otherwise
such claim shall be forfeited. RICHARD NJ YOUNG
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
March 4. May lOwis.
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LIST or IETTERS

EMAINING in the Post Office Indianapolis Indiana,
NJ May I.le45.
PersOns calling for these letters wiH please to say
ADVERTISED
The inland postage all letters papers for Foreign
Countries must be prepaid otherwise they cannot be
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-11
SMITH a. HANNA

EEEL much obliged their
the liberal patronage extended the past Ind would
appze Them that they have haad and
sentiment OF Merchandise will
Lates Tor cash pncs They hone merit
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A.
And, ess Chas
Allen John
Albright Frederick
Anderson Ely
Adams John 2
Adams Miss +
Adams Benz
Asareen Thomas
Askns Thomas
Apple John S
b.
d over Abraham
Bryan John
Bates Smith
Buist Thomas 2
Bacon Hiram ?
Brown S q
Brenker August
Barns Miss Z 5
Barnhill VIM
bodkin Alexander
Bonner VIM
Baxter Thomas
Belts Thos J
Brady Hon Henry
Blackburn VIM
Brition Miss L
Bryon +
Barrett Caroline
Barnhill DEN
Barnhill John
Jarrett Isaac
Bradley ] w
Button Harrison
Biles VIM
Beeler Sarah
Butler J II
BRENNAN James
Britton J 3 9
G..
Catterson II F
Cunningham Nancy
Cozen Elizabeth
Cramer Adam
Cuddington Margare
Carroll Miss Jane
Carr Robert
Cook James
CoZall j ID
Gait VIM NJ
Cook George
Coma roe Saml
Cornelius Benson
Colestock Miss L A
Cruder VIM
Clinton Joseph
Glenn Ahram
Carson Elizabeth
Cottingham Charlott
Crowder John
Calverds John
Collins j IA
Cottingham Chariottl
Conway Michael
J..
Denny Theodore "
Dorsey Henry II
Davenport Henry
Dunn Robert
Delzell Hugh
Dunnig Asael
Doughty John G
Dorsey B F
lickerson Theresy
Dickson P S
Davis NJ
Durbon Hannah A
Davis susanna,
Day Thomas
T..
Elson Cornelius
Eastes John NJ
Ellison Sarah J
Eacret Geo w
F.
Fowler Asa
Ford John w
Faras Matthias
Fritch john
Fatman A C
Ford b
Flowers Maria 9
Foltz Elizabeth
Finley George
Fellenger Joseph
@.
Chester Henry 2
Gratner Sarah Mrs
Green Barbary
Griffin Samuel
Gratner Mas Richd
Gordon James r
Gray John
Grover John B
II.
Holmsn w J
Hornaday Nathan
Hutchison Samuel
Harris VIM G
Harris Asa ID
Hoffman L S
Hass Nelson
Hutchison Nancy
Hatfield Thomas
Hopkins J II
Hoover VIM
Harris All
Harry A
Henderson Wilson
Hopkins Byron
luis Thomas
l05-3yv
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GROCERIES.
II EST Rio Coffee;
ID Prime ". o. Sugar;
Old Bourbon Whiskey, q years old y
No ], White Lead
store. for sale Louisville wholesale priee,b by
l07y ID. G. TEAL West side r. r. Depot.
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TO THE FARMERS.

EO
ANEW arrangements having establishment
~ we would give notice that
Carding Machines,
After thorough repair with New Cards Sc ready
They the hands OF Mssrs Bostan and
experienced in the whole business Of Carding Spinning
Weaving and Manufacturing in all the various of sa
nets Flannel, Jeans, Blankets. Broadcoths sc.
The Pulling Mill
in excellent order and couRty work finished short notice
and in good STYLE of every color Silks, Satin shawl
nets and Dresses
colored and made bright
Our Grisf Mill
Is in excellent condition. under the John Clark
Gt work done at short notice. and good turnuts warranted
from mill in the Flour exchanged all times
when wished The highest price in cash paid for Wheat
To those Of who Michigan
Road, hereby particular bridge toll
river is free for all coming mill Cardng Machine
we have made with Mr. A Wilson, the
to that effect Remember all establishment
with Wool or GRAIN FREE. The mill again in
hands and hopeby attention the of
es to merit share of patronage We have also put
GRAFTON
New Saw MilI,
and giving high price cash Saw-logs times.
Saving done shares
We safely recommend establishment the public for
despatch and attention, and will satisfaction.
NATH. WEST,
May 5, lS4S GEO. T.. WEST.
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MARRIED.-On April Both, at Coats Hotel, by Rev.
Mr.. Gillett, Mr.. ALEXANDER w. CHILcoTE, to Miss
JANE A. BALLARD, all of this county.
MARR1ED-On the 4th inst, by the Rev. ]. w.
Hanna, DR.. ISAAC S. CEILINGS, to Miss CAROLINE
LAKE, all of Putnam county.
On the I'd, by the Rev. T. R. Cressey, Mr.. SANFORD
NORRIS, to Miss ELIZABETH FERGUSON, all of this
county.
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TFGREAT INCONSISTENCYL


prescribe DR.. ROGERS'S LlvERwORT AND TAR in the last
and the hopeless OF CONSUMPTION after all
other medicines have failed has proved itself be the
aordnay medical aid In curing that disease Now this medicine Is
valuable in the incpent stages such COUGH COLDS &C.
&c. when the LUNGS before liberation takes
place. Ii IS seldom known fail in breaking the
distressing Cough Cold ne if the directions
strictly followed The GENUINE DR.. ROGERS LIVERWORT
AND TAR, which makes wonderful for by
VIM. HAENAMAN, opposite the Post Office. Nos Itch.
One Thing Certain, that Wstar Balsam Of Wild Cherry is
far fhe best remedy for distressing diseases
Of the Lungs The being performed really astonishing
the world Dr. wisars celebrated PREPARATION wholly nDo
emedybeng composed principally Of the Wild Cherry, and
of Pine combined by medical process, with the
genuine Iceland Moss another of Natures for pull
monary diseases.
Besides its astonishing efficacy in the diseases above mentioned
also find eeetua remedy Asthma.
which has been extensively used with decided success
of years standing.
IL only from regular physician well
tested in all the complaints for which IL RECOMMENDED
For sale by Tomasoa Brothers d. Craighead Indianapolis
o. See advertisements. DO.
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MA OULD inform the citizens Of Indianapolis that he will
w hibt his splendid Hydrogen Microscope the Court
House Monday and Tuesday which
will exhibit the thousands of anmaeule in single drop of
water the millions Of mites in cheese figs and rasns The eye
of fly will be magnifed six feet in diameter He will ex
bit series OF splendid DOramas of
tronomy. besides experiments in Chemistry.
Doors half exhibition
O'Clock. Admtt1nce IS cents may6T
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE hereby given that the undersigned has this day taken
~ alton Of Thomas ket-
row. deceased persons indebted said requested
their forthwith and all having claims against
Is probably solvent. CHARLES KETROW, Admir-.
April ". 1efa. 1052w
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LIOUORS & WINES.

= = n BRLs Old Reciifed Whisky,
j % " 20 hrs Brandy Wine and GIN,
For sale wholesale and retail BY maze SMITH HANNA.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-10
CITY HOTEL.

"HIS new, extensive, and favorably located
Il establishment having been fitted up in
good style with entire new furniture bedding,
&c., is now open for the reception Of the trav.
cling Public, and permanent Boardors. From
its proximity to oil the Land and Public Offices,
as well as in respect to its high and healthy
situation, it is equally we'll situated as a stop.
ping place, both to the man of business, and to
those travelling for health or pleasure.
In the upper portion of the building there is
an extensive Saloon, for the accommodation
its visitors. affording fine promenade, over.
looking the city. with a splendid prospect of
River Scenery for miles.
The undersigned, in again assuming the ma
nagement of an Hotel, hopes, by strict attcn-
ton to the wants and comforts of his visitors.
in connection with moderate charges to merit
share of public patronage,
'" R. PLUMBB.
April 99th 1Sd2-3d
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-10
Important 10
SETTLERS AND EMIGRANTS.

rHN!IE Bounty Land Warrants issued to
Il the soldiers and volunteers in the Mex
lean War, have come into general use in
entering government Lands, and great saw
ing is thus gained to the settler, as the war
rants can be obta med at prices which re.
duce the cost of United States Lands to one
dollar per acre. .... .....5-.r ...
These Warrants can be used by settlers
in locating lands upon which they have made
improvements, or upon which they have &C.
quired q redemption right; and can be plac-
ed on 100 acres Of Land, adjoining in any
legal subdivisions. such as four adjacent
forty acre tracts, two eighty acre tracts, &c.
The subscribers will keep supply of
warrants constantly on hand, which they
will sell as low Tor cash as they can be pur.
chased in the West. They will also sup
ply warrants by the quantity to those en-
gagged in the business, at low rates.
ROBERTSON e. HOLLAND.
Land Agents.
Dubuque, March 20. 1S49.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-10
GENERAL LAND AGENCY.

TVHE undersigned, have opened an Office in
IL: Lexington, Jones CO., Iowa, for the trans
action ola General Land Agency business
The purchase and sale Of Land Warrants, the
purchase and sale of real estate; examining
titles; paying taxes; drawing deeds; and TAX.
ing acknowledging making entries Of
Land at Dubuque and Iowa City preparing
papers, and proofs of pre- emption; and every
thing connected with a General Land agency
business throughout this State. They viii
oe prepared with about forty township plats,
OF inc townships in and around Jones county.
showing tho l,nS;4i-- --.,yos ,;,,,cy
prairie, &c. Mr.. Skinner has been roiIiss per
il resident Of the State, and being practical
Surveyor, they will have peculiar facilities for
transa citing. correctly and satisfat tori'y, any
business III this line, entrusted to hem.
9-T7Oficc in Ford's building, on Main st Get,
Lexington. ....
r2otr SKINNER & CLARKE
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-10
W APLE HO u S <!
DUBUQUE IOWA.
PETER NAPLES,
OWNER AND PROPRIETOR,

wA THIS large and commodious Ho-
1 e ssssH@ tel, located on the corner of Main
isiikS and Second streets, in the city of
s4aA DUBUQUE, Iowa, formerly kept by
II. Curtis, is at now under the charge and
uperlntendence of the owner, and will re-
ceive in all its departments his devoted and
particular attention. The rooms are spa
cious and we'll ventilated; and the general
arrangement of the House such as must
give satisfaction even to the most fastidi-
lous, The patronage Of the travelling pub.
lie and others is solicited. and those who
may soourn at this establishment NAV re-
ly upon receiving every attention and COM
fort, usually found ut any other house in the
West, aud every exertion will be used to
contribute towards the enjoyment of the
guests, and to make the house, m fact, in
terior to none West of the Alleghanes. The
healthy, romantic and beautiful location of
Dubuque and vicinty;--the abundance Of
gnme--the variety of amusing and whole
some pursuits which present themselves,
together with the extensive and novel field
for mineral, geological and botanical speci
mems and researches, render this a most
desirable point for our southern friends TO
renovate and enliven body and spirit during
the summer months, No location on the
Mississippi Gun combine go many advanta-
ges, of health, curiosity and amuse mcnt. In
proof of this we confidently invite all to
come and see for themselves. Come espc-
cial!y and try whether the W,aples House
will not confer all, and even more than is
promised. Feeling confident that no per-
son will leave dissatisfied with the FARE;
the price shall certainly be no cause of com
plant.
PETER W1pIEc D.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-10

% SPAULDING is constantly receiv.
III ing large additions to his valuable as
eortinent Of BOOKS & STA ZIO.N:4RY,
which he is selling at WholsaIe. f. Re.
tail, and mostly at Eastern prices.
He has q full supply Of the BEST SCHOOL
BOOKS in use, and at .New York prices!---
Almost any article in this department Of
trade, can always be found at his store oil
the best quality and at fair prices.
fr Merchants in the interior ofthc state
can be supplied at prices az advantageous
to them as in the Eastern cities.
Main at. 3 doors below the Bank.
Dubuque April 18th.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-10
AND WARRANTS FOR SALE

THE undersigned being engaged in the
Il Land Business. have on hand, at present
and will continue to keep land Warrants for
sale for cash at the lowest rates. They are al.
so prepared to locate upon time upon the most
reasonable terms They will enter lands for
persons residing at distance, the applicants
forwarding the money, and will attend to 10.
eating Warrants for the Soldier and others hav.
ing them. In short they are prepared to do o
General Land Agency business, and by strict
attention to business hope to merit share OF
the public patronage
...... LOWELL e. WILSON,,
NJ -rs., Land Agents
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-10
A CERTAIN CURE FOR PILES.
DR.. UPHAM' IS VEGETABLE ELECTUARY

GJAN INTERNAL REMEDY.n
NHEVegetableP Pile Eectuary, inventedby
a DR.. A. upham, distinguished physician
OF New York city, is the only really success.
lesey the PILES and d,st'1 less H
Mark this; it is an internal rem cdy--not an
external application, and will cure any case Of
Piles, either bleeding or blind, internal and OK.
tcrnal. and probably the only thing that will.
| cure-speedy and permanent. 1t is also con-
vcnient medicine to take and improves the gen.
cral health in remarkable manner.
Each box contains twelve doses, at ! cents
per dose. tits very mild in its operation, and
| may be taken in cases of the most acute in
ELIMINATION without danger. All external up
plications IRE in the highest degree disagreea-
Bile, inconvenient, and offensive; and from the
very nature Of the disease, temporary in their
effects. This medicine attacks the disease at
its source. and removing the cause renders the
cure certain and permanent.
INFLAMMAToRY DISEASES.
Although the Elcctuary was originally pre-
pared for the cure of piles, yet it has proved
itselfto be medicine far superior to II others,
in all diseases OF an infammntory character,
with determination of blood to any particular
part or organ. In inflammation and conges-
ton Of the liver and spleen; Inflammation, sore
ness and liberation of the stomach, bowels,
kidneys, and bladder; in infammatory and
mcrcurial rheumatism, it is the best medicine
aver discovered.
r. " TO MARRIED LADIES.
Married Ladies are almost invariably subject
to that painful and furious disease, the PILES,
with consequent inflammation OF the stoma cl ,
bowels and spine, weakness OF the back, flow
Of blood to the head, &c. The electuary is
perfectlysafe for pregnant ladies. and tho most
usefnl cathartic that can possibly be used, as
it will not only remove the piles and all in
Aummatory diseaseswithout pain or irritation,
but will ensure an easy time, safe delivery,
and sound constitution in the offspring.
CURE FOR LIFE SECURED.
The Electuary contains no mineral Meai-
cine; no aloes, oolocynth. Gamboge, or other
powerful and irritating purgativc. No fear of
taking cold wbileunde r its influence, no change
in diet necessary. If taken according TO the
directions A CURE FOR LIFE is GUARANTEED.
pPamphlets, giving valuable information
respecting this medicine, may be obtained Of
agents gratis.
ITFor sale in st. Louis, at the Family Med.
icine Store of DIR. E. EASTERLY, No. 76
Chestnut street, nearly opposite the Post Office
uDR. E. EASTERLY, sole General agent
for Missouri. Illinois, Iowa, and Wisconsin, to
whom all orders must addressed.
TFor sale, wholesale and retail, by T. M "A
SON, Druggist. Dubuque, Iowa, and by Mcssry
GREENE & BROTHERS, Cedar Rapids, A.
gents. l847-n47-tf