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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-04
Locoroco NOMINATION.

We understand that E. w. Massey. Esq, Of
Clarke county, was unanimously nominated by
the Democratic meeting at Berryvile on Mon
day last as candidate 10 represent the counties
Of Clarke and Warren 10 he aeKt House ofDeie-
gates; and We learn that he has accepted tie no
mination.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-04

ALMOST FATAL ACCIDENT 20 HENRY
CLAY-The sage of Ashland came near
meeting with fatal accident on Thursday
evening. Our readersareaware thathewas
the guest Of Mayor Swift
After be retired to rest, on the evenin 6
alluded to, the servant who waits upon
him, instead, of stopping off the gas in the
usual way, 6lefo it out, and then left the
room. Things remained in this state UNI
til near daylight, when the worthy Mayor
was awakened by an insuferable smell
of gas. He got up, dressed himself, and
his FIRST thought was to proceed to the
room of Mr.. Clay, to see if all was right
there. Heopened the door and the room
was so filed with gas, that it was with diff
iculty be rushed to. the window, and rails
ed il, so as to admit . current of fresh air.
With terror, he glanced towards the bed.
The clothes which covered his distinguish
ed guest moved slightly. The alarmed
Mayor took courage, and exclaimed
.s Mr. Clay Mr. Clay are you alive ~
Yes, my old friend, and s,eper fsH Bet
ter IN my Hts"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-04

Msssts Eiisors You will announce VIZ. G
woRrHixorox. Esq. Cor School Commissioner
for the 20gh District He Is a gentleman quail
led by education, and of great energy asa man
~ husiness. He has already devoted much time
and aiiention Is Commissioner, and deserves. in
addition % an election by aeclamatIOu, the pro
Ifouni thanks Of
THE PEOPLE OF HIS DISTRICT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-04

Dr. WIN. F. ALEXANDER has proved hinselftt
be 10 the voters the 10Th District capable and
eSSeicnf School Commissioner, youarc therefor.
authorized ID say that he viii be heartily support
"a icr reelection. oUlD.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-04
sfR. CLAY.

This venerable and illustrious statesman reach
ed Baltimore on the evening ofthe sd, and was
welcomed by an immense throng Of his fellow
citizens As soon as he was visible to the multi
-tade, he was greeted with deafening cheers to
which he bowed his Acknowledgements, HEY
escorted to the residence Of Christopher Hughes,
Esq amidst the most lively manifestations Of re-
spect and affection.
On the morning Of the 9th MIR. Clay took his
departure for Philadelphia Between the two CT
ties. the Philadelphia Bulletin says, his path was
literally strewed with iloEers, As The cars APP
preached that city the crowd became so dense
that twas with difficulty The train could proceed
and his appearance en- the platform was hailed
with loud and long continued acciamations. On
every side of the cars (ihe Ledger informs US, }
a the rough, hardfisied sons Of toll who came out
infheir working habiliments to greet the great
champion Of American industry" gathered in
immense numbers TO shake him BY The hand not
less than from 6 to 5000 persons thronging the
streets. Mr.. Clay accompanied by the commit
tee of reception, was conducted to his lodgings
On the istinstant, Mr. Clay received the ladies
Of Philadelphia, at the Saloon of the Chinese
Museum. The ceremony of Misunderstanding was
continued, with occasional short intermissfons,
from eleven O'Clock, A. NJ TO three O'Clock r.
NJ, during which time, It was ascertained by ae-
curate count, that Mr., Clay exchanged salnta-
tons with at least 10000 ladies and children,
Win large majority Of whom he actually shook
hands. Boquets, rings, pencils, pens, books, UNI
brellas. walking canes, purses, and numerous
other wementos, many Of which were exquisite
gifts, were literally showered upon him by his
fairdevoiees Mr.. Clay made an of; hand speech
to the ladies, which was happily conceived and
a. happily delivered.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-04
LOCO CANDIDATES..

The Locofoeo County Convention Of Jefferson,
have nominated DR., RosEar A. Lrcls and Mr..
GkRaaD p Moons, as candidates far he House
q Delegates.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-04
THE MARTINsBURG GAZETTE.

Maj CHaRLEs H. LEWIS has associated with
him in the publication ofthe Martinsburg Ca
ze,te, Mr. A. J. srorER, who has been Otherwise
connected with the Office for some months past
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-04
THE WING COUNTY CONVENTION

willbe held on Saturday next. the Ilih inst
Let he people Of the several precincts a,iend
heir primary meetings and let their Delegates
come up prepared . reflect the win Of their con-
slisuenss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-04

gLERK 81 RocKINe III on Wednes-
day last, MI: EsAsMrs CorrmxE was cleo
ted Clerk that county. We are inform
ed that great excitemont prevailed 81 the
bench and il the communifys dnrino the
two days Unsuccessful ballotine PIC can
didates were, e, Goldman, L. Wl Gambills
W , Stephens, II. z. byrd, 8. Il. kits.
and ] ~. Conrad.
SIrGpLAn The era1afather IF John
Quincy Adams had ibud paraitt;c attacks.
but survived them AZ, tnd died At last Of
old age. 4 i stated IN ! New York -
per that MI. Adams|an}i cipated he would
dis n the Birth Day of rashington.
The present 6oB;1Iziion 81 ths IJni.
tod States, according to tho Commissioners
Of Patents, is 20, z 46, 400
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-04

WING STRENGTH IN CONGRESS.
The Hoaee of Representative now stand III
Loses % ii6 Whigs, giving Wing majority Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-04

. . | % n" .M. .1l..I..#
{, w. <
ooa{ g o4fs1ay
'oar4 - e g '0Ikfsi
committee ai,11ip5ed T.
rTs1izaiion Of he WING
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$50 y ~. ,..las.I
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people IN ne Various
non districts. be srecofn-
t,nittccs az vigil1nce, 10
he nominee Of tks Wing
IA Ia comm, unics,e with
I - So -. Z, 5000 ~
60.
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sctoral Ilcket aHa 70 ~
presented 70 The Eonven-
'ollowikg gentlesnen Tor
Dp0ihtment TIE Eonren-
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= as'.A..
NATL CONVENTION.
AlrERsArrs
ia eS,gess; soa naaInl :
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Lei. Mosby. I.vnchhnr,
I'm s Floarnoy. Halifsx
uricl Terrell, Orange
III + Strother, Rappa'ock
lG w Lewis. Weslmore d
2 !! Braxton Hanover
Y feIoy NortnamPn
"A Son q, s, Val. fiederick
is = y , Ss.asy IA. Au ~ Y
sr,,,sc:S p,,,, o,aJ Wy,h.
.lAn,lrew parks Kanswh,
IWm P Ralhbun. Wood
I'D Wilson. Monongalia.
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MidaleseA-J ~ Mc6ill
sldson y JasCoucn
, Isack ~, Z smith Hl,i
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Ciayorook
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4 Powhatan-W m Z Scott
j Preston-G Cresap
Princess Anne-Sman-
wood Thompson
dRrilnce EdWard-Stepher
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ne committee appoIn
the expeilency OF pre-
TO the People OF fir'
!, concluding with the
IS;
the opinibn Of this Con
the best syidence before
A. Z I'M e1 e ,ss q e
.sfore reessnnend him 4.
convention, % be held OF
,l the city sIg q ~ phi l%t'lPgl 9
nsion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-04

NJ Uaruetts lflS kSSeN
r H Toler, Richm'd cit,
HIN Carter Charles city
r p Hunter, Berkeley,
VIM Seymour, Hardy
wv 3 Preston, Montg'ry
B R Johhscn. WashmgAn
Allen + capelton, Mohfo'
J M Stephenson. Wood
Charles " Russell, Ohio
COUNTY
|Accomac-Le Finne,
Albemarle-E r w a'sol
| Alleghany-A Damerol
! Appornatt1x-T III Floo'
Amelia-SS Weisigef
Alexandria-H Davi
Amherst-D Patterson
| Augusta II J Niche
Baih-Dr. Strother
BedEord-W M Bnrwel
Berkeley--E Pendleton
Bottetouri-Th Shank
Braxton s. p Madam
Lewis Robt Ian
| Brooke-J G Campbell
| BrAnsWickJ Z Shell
Buckinghani..John Hill
| CabeH JBMcG Chimes
Wayn' Johh Playmel
| CarroIl-M d Carter
| Campbell-InoIM Spec
| Caroline-A S Broadus.
| Chas CITY { THWlc
| & N Kent r A Lac,
| Clarke-P Nee ormick
| Charlotle-H
| Chesterfield
| Cnlpeper-DF Slaughie
| Cumberland-FD IrvinI
lDoddridge-J } Ingle
lDinwiddie-JW Gillian
Eliza'thC City I Jos Sega
l&Warwick WSJone
| Essex Thomas Croxtol
Fairfax-H w Tholna
Fauquier-S CChilton
| Fayet,e s. HI Amiss
Nicholas A Kincai
Floyd-Dr, T. Headen
FluRanna-R Cooke
FranklinHR n Woods
Frederick-P William,
Giles s. { w Fl Snidol
Mercer w H Frenc
IGilmer-Ro beft Linn
Observation-Disclosures
lGoochland-C r Pope
Greenbrier-W Fl Sym
iGreens'e-JR Chamblis
| Hanover-G w Bassett
fHaliiax-ThomasG Gree
lHampshire-A White
1Harrison-J S Duncan
lHenry-John T Wooto
Isle w ight-GRA tkinso
fHighland-Thos Jones
JamesCiiy ( w MART
Winiam'g w P Byr
s. York WHowar
Jefferson Henry Berry
Kanawha.-J M L.aidle
King eieo-W R. Maso
King&lQ' MIR Wrigl
KingW Dickinso
lLancasiera SGreshal
Richmond r Carte
Lewis Coli Nc Who.t,
ILee-John s Crockett
Logan. q Z Ward
Boone G Stallings
lLoudon John A cartel
Mr.. Scott, from
ted to enquire into
pairing an Address
ginia, made a repor
following resolution
4. Rasoipsd, That in
| yention, founded upon
lii, General ZacHARY1
Wings of Virginia for
| ted States, and we the
such 10 the National {
1.-THE 7sh of June next, il
2. Rssotred, ncrertht
| Virginia pledge their c.
nominee Of thai Conve
Upon these resoi'
interesting, and an
which lasted from 4
O'Clock. Mr.. Maei
and Mr.. Bolts, opp
| ton, and spoke in |
Mr.. Clay and Nj
| dleton, Mr. "a. Hunt
| TIM Nnd NJ Fln,,FY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-04

Il
The Democratic Convention having continued
and closed its session yesterday, 10 business was
transacted in the Senate. The latter body con-
tains 81 members Of the parry, and therefore no
thing could be done in their absence.
In the House, many bills received their first
reading and several new ones were reported
Among them
Mr.. Haymoad from the committee of Roads
and Internal Navigation, presented
a bill to incorporate the Front Royal and
Gainess Cross Roads Turnpike Company.
On motion of Mr. SEYMOUR the bill To amend
ing the Moorefeld and North Branch Turnpike
Company, was taken up and recommitted to the
committee from which il emanated. -. 4
A bill Incorporating Potomac Division No
GO, OF the Sons Of Temperance Of Shepherds
town, ia the county of Jefferson, was taken up
Upon the passage Of this bill, the ayes and noes
were called BY Mr.. Harpen After remarks from
several gentlemen, Messrs. Stewart. Thomson,
&c, the vote was taken, and resulted, ayes II !,
noes 81. So the bill was passed.
Abiif 70 suppress Lotteries In the State, was
read the frst time Il prohibits all Lotteries az
ter The first Of May next, except that the Lees
burg Academy Lottery can be drawn until the
lst OF January, 1913, and the Monongalia Aca-
deny Lottery until the 1st Of January 1852.
Mr.. Donnan offered the following resolutions,
which were unanimously adopted, IN token Of re
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
Resolved, unanimously, by the General As
sembly Of Virginia, That we have heard with
deep sensibility, of the death Of the illustrious
John Quincy Adams who fell, stricken BY the
hand Of deaih, in the National Capitol, Oh the
sd ult, whilst In The discharge Of his duties as
representative IN Congress from the Stale Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-04

DALEaAAhe.
S HgyFatts, Neffolk cou'y
& B Hicks Branswnk.
VIM s. Arclser. Amelia
Robefi Allen, Bedford
Nv wReher, Pittsylsanis
John Janney. Eoudoun
v w Southall. Aibemarle
NJ Iarnett.,irI, Essex
r H Toler, Richm'd city
Hin Carter Charles city
r p Hunter, Berkeley,
VIM Seymour, Hardy
Nv 3 Preston, Montg'ry
B R johnson Washmgan
Allen T capelton, Monroe
J M Stephenson. Wood
Charles W Russell, Ohio
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-04

ASSISTANT ELEcrohs.
John J Jones. N@riolk
John w. Syme. petersh'g
TT Boaldin, clxtloste ]
TIN BonduIans Bnck N
David Chalmers, Halifax
lB J Barbour, Orange
~ Strothef, Rapp mock
III NJ Forbes. Spoiisylya'a
ICol ] A Meredith r city
& P Puts. Accamac
] r w Barton. IN derrick
MN Seymour, Hardy
ia r Anderson Bettetolrl
Jas " shelley. Wythe
Nv McComas, Cahell
IA G Van Wrinkle. Wood,
LII CALDWELL Marshall.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-04

4 Youth % learn he Pyiafing Business. g..
iwcen IS ard rs yuam Of age. al this once.
~ q god moral character and aiibefal ednca.
noa Vii nee Eiih - advansa geou,1 i,uati1n.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-07
TO SU b 8 RIBERS.

The sr eur book. IN
yment OF the subscription he made In a X -
Distant .onsy b. lsts Ia pos.ss
on which w be paid oy w. and al by ns
The COUNTRY rAPER IL publhed sehy during ths sea
SONS OF Congress- and Sc NJ ssky during
Subscriptions periOdess ON sr.
proporionsd to the above annual -
remittance in rsssnt fnr
notes Of any specie paying hank WILDE -
POATMASTkRS bv
DAILY subscribers with enclosed; sRM-
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seribe with enclosed will Il ts ,sns
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-07

sz Total authorized 63.l66
II we add % tas the ten regiments contemplated by this
actual service from the last returns are:
Regulars 2O333
Volunteers 2O2s6
Volunteers from Michigan and Alaba-
ma, on their way 1900
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-02
Great Female Medicine.

n. Townscnl's Snrsnparina is a sovereign and speedy cure ~
Ilcinicnt Con>unp':on Ia renmrss, Icirolrrrn, or W iites. OBJ
,ru.trl or ditirult Mcns'r iipn Incoitncncr of Urnr. or in,ol
gitirv d>cnr.e thereof AMI for the general pru,trltipn Of the
>,.'oin-uo natter whether the result OF Inherent cause or causcs
produced by ire .uiarty. lllrnss or accident.
Nothing eau he more Surprising than it,. invigoratinr effects on
the hum IA frame. Persons. al y adnr,s and lashtudc, from taking
II. 1T, olc, become robust and fun Of Emery under its influence.
1t Immediately count"racts the nrr'rlcssncss of the female frame.
which I, the great cause OF Birrcnne-s.
1t ill not h." expected OF IT, IN cn'cs of so delicate a mature. to
= Exhibit crrtihcnt,, of cures performed. but ve can assure the NJ
nctcI. that hunlrels Of eases have been reported 10 us. Several
So where families have been sithunt cIildren, after using few
bottle. of ths invaluable medicine, have been blessed with healthy
oi.pring.
Da. TowSsrSo- My wife being greatly distressed by weakness
AMI Gcnrrtl ID 'hii'v. aud sun rn- continually by pam and he trn;
down. filin OF the Womb, with other difficulties. and haNiut known
cases whr,r vutr medicine has effected great cures and also hearing
il Recommended for such cures as have described. obtained a
bottle OF your Extract oi sarsapnrla and followed TIE directions
Won gave me-. In a short period it removed her complaint aud re.
>torcd her health. Being grateful for the benefits she received |
Ike pleasure IN thus acknowledges. it, and recommend II 10 the
puhlir. NJ. ID MOORE,
Albany, August Il. lSi1. Ger. OF Graud & Ly diuss ts.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-02

43l caddics of various qualities. Also, 10000
PACKAGES lu5acco, comprising various brands and
Qualities; Pipes and Segars; Maccobuv and Scotch
vana Coffee, crushed Loaf and Powdered Surors.
New Orl'ans, Porto Rico, Nuriyetas. -. Croix. Trim,
ldad and Cuba Molnssrs Half Boxes, Box and Reg
kaiN.us; - Domingo, Cuba, Rio. LhmiIa, Sumatra
ana Java Coffee Pimcnto, Pepper, Ginger. Nutmcrs,
C'oves., Mustard, Cassn, Fancy and Bar Soap. Sperm
and Monld Candcs, Winter midsummer OILS, Mack
ere, salmon, Shod, Herring, Picked and Dry Cod,
We oilcr for SHE ut the very lowest market prices. and
to winch We invite the attention OF the country mer-
cnHnti -, CLARK. FISK II co.
n. b. Liberal advances made upon consignment.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-02

MAGICAL PAIN EXTRA CT OR

WILL, within five minutes from its application, re-
move the pain from the severest Burns, Scaids
Rlistcrs Hurts. lambs or Cuts, and will certainly cure
Cont. Piles, Iuhammatory Rheumatism, Sores or
Gwellinrs. or ANYTHING that Is mllaned, such as Fell
Ions. Runrounds. sc. In eases OF Burns, II applied
Immediately, it will preserve lite, no mntierhow severe
may he the injury, unless n vital be burned. Ii will
scar II ncutralizes and destroys poison from plants.
reptiles, insects or rabd ANIMALS. 1t will wherever
applied, prevent -n0rtifcdtioR, and in old wounds,
when modification has commenced, II Will arrest the
disease and cure the wounds, even when flesh has al
ready dropped away, and will restore the part to its
natural state. When the bowels are painful, it will
il well rubbed on. afford instant rehet and cause a
movement even when Castor On, Jnlap and all other
medicines have failed. It's use Is perfectly safe IN all
cases. 1t never can do harm. II will not conflict
with any medicine taken internally. We have not
space IN thus publication to ennlnefnle all the Diseases
cured by DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR but it
will certainly cure Burns, Scdids, Bruises, Plies, In
fammafory Rheumatism Unframed and Sore Eyes,
feif0HS, CdiiJidils, COrRS, bHfS, SDres and Ulcers,
ana instantly alleviate pans oi any KIND. lie EN-
tractor has gained an unpieccdented reputation aud Is
esteemed tie best medicine now offered 10 the pubic
But reader, You must be careful when purchasing,
or you will be imposed upon. The genuine Extractor
is so desefycdly popular that wicked men counterfeit
H. There are, perhaps, twenty different kinds OF
counterfeit. Some have Henry Dailty printed on the
wrapper, to initiate writing. Bui ne genuine has on
II written with a pen and ink, II DALEY and the
writing Is always in a different colored ink ilom what
the wrapper is printed with. For sale by III. DALEY
Nto, No pos Broadway, New J OK.
Milo A, llulcomb, Agent tor New England, Tariil-
VILE, Ct; THEO. A. PECK, Burlington, and By al
March 10, ISIS 37yl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-02
Methodist Clergyman,

Tvs fnOnwinE va, sct to our Agent in Railway by the Rev. J,
. IINl%D\. Of the Methodist l.. Church-one Of the most learn.
90 AMI respected IN the conn Ctun-tui IS another evidence of thu
wonderful effects of DE- Townsend Suaplrilla on the >Nstcm.
FFrrND NrNRsoN-Havin- for somu tinc past Cas YOU are Az ,r-)
experienced great General Debility Of my system attended " nh
constant aud alarming irritation OF the throat aud lungs VA, At
YOUR instance, Hui in consequence OF having read Captain Nc.
lean, decided testimony in its behalf induced ne to Try lr Town.
,cni- firflmri SlrsapTilla. ! tried IT, confess, more IN the hops
han in the coDflcncr Of its proving chracious but am bound n
,tndor now To acknowledge that had not tried 1t long before !
pf-nn to experience n, salutiry effects; and | NAV now say with
Captain Mclean, that e. would not he without It on any consiicra-
lpn' II has done mo more COOL than any prcViou. remedy have
tried, aud il this statement Is, deemed by YOU of any importance,
you have my full consent 10 make it public.
10 TuNlSON.
pnhnnn Iurust II Ley
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-02

Ofirrsey City. an oil and highly respectable clergyman of the
Hrpfi.t denomination, banded in the following cerufca,, n, DR..
rownsenls office, l6 Fulton street, on Saturday. 1t speak, for
itself
On. TowNsrND-Drnr Sir: I am constrained to give YOU q
statement Of tho benefit derived from using your Sarsaparif,, be.
l"viuG by 81 doing shall render benefit 10 those who a, suffering
a have hcru. was reduced for many months by the Dv,prpsia
much that 1t was much difficulty for me tn walk or keep ahout.
ai'" had n letter. which covered the most part ofl NV head-whici
WIS extremely troublesome aud sore it got TO be almost a scab. I
used quito n number of remedies for both the complaints. but I
received little o. n u benefit uutii I took YOUR SsrsapariiL which,
,hroi,h The kindness Of Providence. has restored mo Il more than
my uutl health, a, am now enjoying better than have for a mum
hr ofvcrrs. am now 60 years Of age. believe it to b, ap i-
valuable medicine, and recommend it to my numcrou, a,quaintau.
'". which j. very large. rs I have hec1 a minister a great many
years. hope this hasty sketch may be as much hem fit to you az
your medicine Ia. TO nc.
JOHN SEGER
Iyly fl ISG I..r-
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conss, OF a SERIES, pre-eminently adapted to the dis.
eases for which they are respectively recommended
Grent dlsrepute mas attached TO the Patent Medicine
u ~ ny rrlsTls o'di''.us uhiteLsnt power Tor n
Jo-t -, Dam, - u, , u" NV ~ - ,Cn On. .ue out AhPu-
to,"'rr,, ~ "ruu Wv" a uoSu.ne III .e ''ce Oh an lnirl.
msr"i I"'lt'unIty. IT j. coHiui! 10 the very hfst
r"N'p'So u 'ol'''.o' se'Ise'
-, ''so'""c rms
hr,Av as al W '' ''"''"oe's 'egelaoe XII Is
"n" " '
ne H'rn'or' ate. more man a quarter Of a Cen
WFg investigation OF tins subject, was led to the dis
co'ery py ienecting upon the following Laws OF Ma
49, There are three principal avenues by which
Nature eNpels from The body what is necessary be ex-
PtHeu unereirotn lheTe three are the Stool, the
Irne, ana the Pores. These must be kept in a heal.
W. ton W" " . uiIeast Is certain ms Is otred,
pyori' !, +" adi "mu !" 10 n ,hl ogu!g can safely dlsre-
order the hyer ;s ,% ~ ", W. . . o re u h Nv nust ne kePt IN
o.uei VI. mseI Is 'ne lulscsl o.sah IN tHe BODY, AND has
So mpa % ,hn m%s important functions to fulhl. 1t re,
, Iu" to, .e PIN IN, ana consequence te digestion and
u owes. ihe stomach mus be invigorated and
,nnae nealny, Added to all tins, the strength and
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Tai, ENtrlct Of Sirppnrila has been expressly prepared Z,
reference To female complaints. NJ female who In, reason 70
suppose She : approaching that critical period, " The tnrR ofif,'
.iplld neglect to take H. as 1t is n cert un preventive. for any Of tn,
numerous AMI horrible diseases to which females III subject a
III, tine of life. Tai. period mGv be deidy,G for stcerai year,
By nsiHg this medicine. Nor J.. it less valuable for those who are
gpprouchiu. wunrtlhuol. as it is calculated to assist nature. b.
quick lins the hlopl aud inyignr tim tho system. Indeed this med,
cine j.. invaluable Tor all the delicate diseases to " hich women ss
subject.
1t brace, the whole system renew. permanently the natural
snrr. ics. By removing the impurities Of the boIv. not 50 far stimh
Ltins ~ to produce subsequent roliSitipuL which is the case Of most
medicines taken for female weakness aud disease.