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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-28


have none Admit tina, the prescn, law Is ;n.n
cient In IFS operations still, i, is upon the s,a,,,.
book. and those who violate it, are responsible. &c
IT'S violation. II the violators of this law h,,
nof yet been reached, it is not impossible ,b,.
they can be; and the proper course 10 be pursued
by The South, Is TO adopt remedies with which -
'nti'ct the merlted punishment upon those wbo
disreSpect the law. ""o
Disun'on. then, is not the proper remedy
What shall that remedy be /? An alteration =,
the Constitution Does the operation of the r. "
s'itulion produce the grievances 7 On the OH
hand, does not the Constitution tend 10 tbo7 4.
struction of those practices, which are oper,,;,-
to the disadvantage Of The South, Is moi ,h:s
irue 1t opposes the abolition of slavery !, ,hs
District Of Columbia prevents the passage Of ,he
Wilmot Proviso, and provides for the delivery IS
fugitive slaves. Then, an observance of H.
strlctions will remove the ground of comnl,;a,.
and so far from the alteration of the Cons,;,,,;''
being remedy,the true remedy is strict obserw
ance Of the Constitution.
For this reason the compromise plans or Sm
tors Clay and Bell commend themselves 10 NH
lie support. They are termed schemes of c co.
promise, but, literally they are not such. IT,.
compromise no constitutional provision, and ".
are only iustiiabe in styling these plans of settle.
ment compromises, because the effect i, s,,is-
to that. which compromise. schemes produc" 'a'
They make provisions for the delivery of ing,;v.
slaves to their rightful owners, they restrict ,ho
action of Congress with respect to the abol;Gno
of slavery in the District; and while we con,,
wish for greater security than that offered IN
these compromises, must admit that thew nr,c
hcally prevent all action upon the subject Tho,
deny the right and expediency of Conoress /,
pass the Wilmot Proviso; and make prov;xos.
Tor the increase of Southern power, by Conores,
IN executing the pledges given TO the nation AZ
the admission of Texas, by creating definite
number OF States out Of the territory of the STAT.
OF Texas These compromises are but provision,
made for carrying out the acquisitions oftbe Con-
S'ltuion and the Constitution being the true rem
edy for the existing evils the compromises there.
lore, recommend themselves TO public approba.
ton.
1t IS not to be expected, however, that the
adoption ofany compromise will silence murmur,
MOI will any compromise effect good in the alb
Sence otthe proper spirit with which it should bs
received. Dcmagogues and intriguing men will
seize hold OF that very compromise, which is To
effect adjustment, to heighlen the excitement.
But we believe that plan ofcompromise will be
adopted, which will merit the support of the mass
es, meet the exgency, sustain the Constitution
and preserve the Union.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-28

ments Hs Investigated al ihe PLEDGES made hy Gen.
.cL SIN in rei,on feins.as from OIL n. aud undertook
Is sha, tina, e.e,y ms haa b-sn vii tel
IL next iek up Mr. pnk's administration I'D Exam
ia.d tho nlssses rn,ds nv hat yssrmtn in teaiina Ia
III, Tirif, The snpex.fisa II rsx4s and the Oregon
1uestion. He said Mr. u IL had not ony vi'ls'sd az
his pic ges tl.esa 1ses,ns. but that he had IN The
ms signal manner fsiaifI thu declaration nsde IN his
nsuerr1l sdd ihst he n'eudai To 'be the Pfesient
# the ns,n aud nj nfa p1tivi' lie then undertook
shaw that NJ 2 - nj niasrarn had proved 10 be
thu mast prscfip i've o4r kppen IN the history 81 the
Government Exhibited dettl settlement Il the clerks
in uffiee IN 1915 and tho lsi q" Januafy 1850; and
stated ha after all the vsl made by Gen. 1aylr.
ihr Democrats vet held nrtbtiiv ~ The ffices.
Whan he concluded his femnks the Senate adj
jantned.
Tpr Horsr or RErRrsrvr,Tf,Gs-- did moi s today
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-28

IL The expenses injured In providing the II hHks
rearir he ,his &c, e. The several un,ies r.s
ad t-rn.ghs of this Gown .inwssh aud n.ncnring
writers keen the sape shsll he hnrnr hv said
s< rites. aud hnrshs resp c,ively; and .l,sll
i- ,u frte eneniy c,uris Ia drfray the sia,e hs
lew ia the that existing 'hseps utn hrir
can es defrsved and "a. the .rInrar suhari-
ii e h cities. twns and neronghs iulevy 6 The same
like
rs The sherffs ar pih~r filters shall receive The
r,,npcnsaiian and be psid in like manner IN a.
tending aud ,nrarnv the pills under this sci MS IN
cases y Senatorial elec iors.
u This sci shall be in ftrce ffn the passing there
,f
PISSED bv tie {. ,nars Ass ,tuhlv March All iS50.
GEORGE W MI NFORD. { II ID
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MIR. CALHOUN

Mr. Calhoun is exceedingly i'll SO i'll that his
recovery has been regarded by his medical ad-
visers, as exceedingly dubious. Yet, he is, so
far, forgeiul of his own interest, and disregards
the good of the country, much as to be en-
gagged in preparing rejoinder to the replies made
to his recent disunon effort. Mr. Calhoun has
sunk in public favor, and is now without in.
fuence; without influence either in Washing.
ton or over the people. His last effort was CON
trary to the spirit ofthe times, and tinctured too
strongly with Southern confederacy. 1t is the
greatest of his great plumbers. And his wan
ing reputation now requires some commendable
act to retrieve his position patriot and states
man. We are, therefore, surprised to learn that
he is engaged in preparing paper designed TO
sustain the position he has assumed or in reply
ing to what he has dignifed with the name o.
anlmadversions. 1t is to be regretted that one
gifted with such vast endowments, should so
PROSTATE his influence, by their misapplcation
For his own sake,we might wish for him TO linger
with the living yet little longer ; but we would
even fear to hope for this. Ifnow, in the full
view of death he is engaged in work like this,
we have but little left upon which TO ground hope.
Yet for the sake of the country, we do desire
that he should cease to mingle in its legislative
deliberations.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-28
1T + Nj 8

AGi, Mr.. Heath is unwilling that his name
should be used by the Wings of Richmond, in
the present canvass. ##
o. The Constitution Of Pennsylvania has been
so amended, as TO provide for the election OF
Judges by the people. HaH,- &.
e5' The people of kanawha, (Va.,) have held
meeting, in which they have, expressed their
Interpretation of the proposed State Convention.
o. The trial Of DR.. Webster, the murderer OF
Parkman, is progressing The evidence OF the
prosecution is being given, and the indications
are strongly against the accused.
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W as'lngtin March % 1850
SIN tNl'


number Of peiitons were presented by Mr. Shields
ftnm the State ii llluni.
Messrs Beueu, Borland and Others. rrpssa,ed nett
ttns f
The Senate to * mp fr consideration Mr. Fo,e,. reso
lnnn, 10 t" all the slavery aud territorial ouestns 10
o. sNclal committee
Mr. nlsinn. OF NV jersey. sp,ke nj lsnrrh an the
snhee 81 the qnrs,ims involved in Mr. B.s resolutions
proposed In he referred and upon the fugitive slave cues
lion. -
Mr. Dytnn was certainly in favor of se,,lino all ,u.s
iinns by compromise, bat If e Sing each question an II
own merits. lie was entirely in favor f ib. ad,nis
:" oahlfna, aud OF emf rcng the rln-iuinal reouIsi
siiions fT the surrender of fugitive slaves
Mr. Dayton took al entirely new view as Ia the latter
'"Ne and illustrated by STONY casts He wished ma
trial by Jury IN be allowed for the purpose of sasryn
Northern sentiment.
The subject postponed iill Wednesd,y and A.
Baldwin took ihe npar Tor that d,y
The senate adjourned 10 me I 10 morr,w n, 10 ,,,,,
meridian, prec outstanding all efforts Il ,he
oonlrary. - ~
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
- me House spent pIran Of the morning hour
Then, r'' ''''"''''-
Or motion of Mr. Bayly. of Va, the rules were su.
peoa.1 dnithe House resolved itself in,o C,m,ni ta
ns " mole IN the state Of the Union (Nlr bur, in III
o'J f'a resumed The consideration Of The dr6ciene
appropriation bill e "'''''"'
Several amendments were ,do,,ea a.. 49,, :.
Partan' ID which were the following:
rof outh' inr Minister Ia Pussl, SoOoO
rW nn,h Z" Charge d' ifalrs ,o Austria S15oo
ported 10 The House. '''''' "
Mr. Basly moved the previous o,as,i,, h,, hoc,r
my action thereon. The House adjourned ,l Md,
next. WI 'io"aa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-28
EUROPE.

The Niaearas news presents Europe in an nm.
settled condition, and in threatening altitude
The English blockade of Greece has met with
the opposition of the Russians who have entered
firm remonstrance against the movement II
is understood that the French are united with the
Russians in opposing England. Should war
arise out of this act of England, we may look for
a geneia move. Instruction in Hungary will
ensue. Turkey may take hold of it, as a favor
able opportunity to realiate upon the Russian
government. Switzerland may be quiet, bu, still
she should be watched. And should the troops
OF France become engaged abroad, we NAV look
tor revolt among the French; something which
IT does not require much 10 produce. But the
indications lean to peace. II is rumored that
message OF the Queen, recently dispatched 10
Sir VIM. Parker orders him to cease hostilities.
The sentiment Of the British people is against the
blockade of Greece. The Romans fear that W hen
the British Admiral leaves Greece, he will paw
rather unfriendly visit to Italy. We are not
acquainted with the grounds of these fears.
The sentence of death, pronounced upon The
Hungarian refugees has been mitigated, (if it can
be called migation,) to a definite imprisonment
IN irons France is quiet Her financial condi-
ton is not favorable, and new loan or increase
OF taxes must be resorted to. The Canadian an
nexaon movement is exciting but little atten-
ton in England; the greater indication is to
Weld to the wishes of the Canadian people. Her
Majesty has offered liberal rewards for the dis.
covery OF Sir John Franklin. We have no news
OF special interest from the Pope. a1E% ".aa.s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-28

THE "vIRGINfAN
.'cssrs Editors Asone Of present Delegates, Roh-
er [. Mitchell. Egg declines being candidate. at the
ensuing election flr members {, the next General As
semo'y OF Virginia. we beg leave through the medium
yonr paper, t. bring To the notice Of the Of Bed
lord. the name of genteman well known to many Of
hel c''zens Tor his sterling integrity great moral worn,
and unrompromsng devotion to ali the great principles
" me wing party. We mean disparagenrn 10 ON,
ef gentlemen, win Sc names have been Prominently
n,9n"hi befsre the public, in conneclin with this office
Neo9ly wish 'anhouhce our choice, when we pre'e"
me name" Thomas TAYLOR, Esq, II. f., as sua-
o'e pefs"D To be Ynt fn the ensuing election for menu
oefs 10 the Genera Assembly Of Virginia.
MANY WINGS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-28
CROION.

recent letter fn,m Jamaica states that the n,yer,y
u ''a"~H'a pr"'ira"n ut IRA island almost incred
m" Il says iha' si"ce S32, of lie hundred and
my Tire sa ar esta then in cultivation nfe than ON,
hundred aud fifty have been abandoned aud The work.
broken up This has thrown uui "f cultivation owe,
~"'o acres OF rch land, which. 1882 gave .,nploy
,"o" J" an III 'ooo l'horers. an! yIrd-d ) 900
h'ys'eads of sueaf aad over 6 .oOO punc.,ns of ram,
puiiig The sdlao peri dover Il bundled II . man
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-28
EXCHANGE.
ForeIgn-On London 81 So per cent prem.

STATE or The STOCK MARKET.
State Stock per cenispir value 81 40 sales at par
Corporation e per par value SlOO-las sales At
100
James River aud Kanawha Bonds, guaranteed by the
State par.
Exchange Bank Stock-par value $l00-last sales
$l0i.
Farmers Bank Stock par value $lOO-sales at SlO3
Virginia Bank Stlck-pir value G0-sales at $73
Manchester Cotton and Wool Manulacturing Stack
par value tloO-hed at So
Rctm'nd Fire Association Stock--par valne SEQ
500 80.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Stork-par value ST. 0t--sales at $50
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Certificates
ut Debt-par value SlO0-last sales at 500.
Rchmnnd and Louisa Railroad Stock-p,r value MOO
last sales al $40 Some are asking higher
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-28

RlClINOND March 81


TOBACCO Receipts and inspeciians unusually
lrh ff the season; market active with advancing rates
We quite t"ss - 9oa A. ss ." qusi''yi Leaf &6.s
tl2 general saes.
FLOUR - sales Of Richmond supeif 10 a, 81 ~;
wIIEtr:-Red Al OBJ 10 81 05 per bnshel. aud
white ~ % ,n&i 0t.
CDRS-J3 cents. per sc Lbs.
OAfS-We quote 8Iai0 cents per bnshe the
selling ptice.
WHEAT ofFAI.-Brap 12l eis Shorts : cent;
Brown ~niis - ct- shir stnf4 40 cents per bushel
Demand fair and stocks light.
CORN MENL-6o 'o65 els per bushel.
I BRANDY. -niard. Dipuy & Go 81 % 81 30; \.
Segnte 81 ~ Irt1tin - - cents; Slz.rac 81 J;
Peach dull al tlatl p; Va. Apple Brandy. 90; old
- ceuts; Ntihern 40 All high priced raudIes very
dall sale. he pdc We give being merely nal
WIIISkEY. Richmond rer,ifed %, els IN barrels,
with good demand; Cincinnati Teciihed, in barrels
IN market.
PROVISIONS
Weqnoe city cured Bacon Al 7 7, cents hog
round; old Western sides 5iaG cents; e; old
Western shoulders td cents. 5a5i; new Hans n
10 cts Lard. in bbls 6lt7 cts in kegs, 7a7 per
BErrER-N oue,ain .Grldn,lial7l ct4 per H. fprn
SUPERIOR article; ordinary Article may BIZ quoted at 8
Ia | cents.
COFFEE. Il is very dni:u to give a quoiainn Of
his arcle We notice sales AT auction Of RIO ut lola
l3 cerls; Iaguyr - 49, Java AZ cts; Mafacal.
b. -. cts st. D,mingo 05 Ia 30 cts. per ID.
MDIASSF.S.-- The market ~ well supplied. and we
hare no change Ia note this week in prices. We quoie
New Ofleans,n bbs. cargo price. 26 u cls in small
lois % eta per gallon. Cuba % % els.
FIAXSEED 81 Ie-none arriving
SIG ARS-Con'nuc in good demand, with large
repts Tins weeks auction sales show a decline Of ! n
T.. per To- We quote New Orleans A. s. cents Poto
Rico : = g. cpnrs.
CLONEkS Fed ~, n 81, per bnshel. dull.
BtENN AN-22 10 % cts per pound.
CO.. ION. Doll; last sales nj 2 cents.
NNDIES-We quote tallow Candles / ~ cts.
llnIPs patent lie Patapsro ndamantne % cents;
Npefnacrll i3 10 II els; Cincinnati adamanne $3.50.
New ORLEANS candles u !a2s.
FEATHERS 80 80 els. per h. for geese
FlNli-No. chi iIprtngs IN frs hands; retail
price So a O.; No. | gross 81 % 30. AIarkrr-
lllDEN-Green sailed cents per h.; Cali sailed 81
cents 81 each; Spanish IS II cents.
lRON-Plg Iron ga 10 $50, according quality;
Sweles t95 per ton; Engllsh 500 Trrdegar Cslcmond
mannlaciory) t9l Up Country Bar $S5 to So accor
ding 10 quality. Nail, Cts.
LUMBER Char white Pine. $50; refuse clear f27;
understandable S6a 20; refuse &l2 Is per NJ one inch
pine Plank from 32 10 SIi per NJ thrrc-qua,ter inch
woe Plank SO odl2ii flooring. rough. from SIS 10
i@edrrssrd fjOa3j; j,isls SEQ 80 two inch Plank SIP
ll-nnne IN market; weather boarding ill 10 II. Dull
IlAlE-Marke very dall-ast sales % cents from
the wharf
PLAs TER Lump, So a3. from the wharf; on the
BASIN Sl t"rces of 500 pounds ground 81 45.
SALT Nome arriving; from store the price is 81 GO.
SOLE IilfR--liio nod z 10 10 els; damaged
y! "A l6 good stamp 7 10 Q cents
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-28

Office Of The " Baltimore .american.''
FRlpAy, MARCH, %. s
NoNtt SloCkS. &c.-There is good demand for
Money consequent the present Spring business bn, The
market IS by no means light The rates on Stock secnr
ts are about haI per cent and for pager on lhs street
oalo per cent he uanSac ions Stocks for the mas
week have been moderate aud prices have varied bu,
lille sce our last report The lowing were the rates
of',red and asked at the Stock Board T., da,
Iubhc Lodis-Cniled States 6's 1867 la offered
~ asked MatvI'nd o., lO2 fired, 1925 asked do
deferred do. llf2 offered do. SIS 81 asked do s,er
ing 5s,Hl offered. % asked. Baltimore IS; 1890
dividend oil, l03a offered. lOl asked do SIS 50 asked
Balrmne and Ohio Rail Road & per cent. b nds 90,
asked do, dividend do % asked
Bunk Sfoc6s--Baltlmore. 94s offered q5 asked .
Merchants. 20 offered. o6s asked Union, 81 offered
o' asked; Farmers and Merchants 35 ofered Commer
cla ard Farmers, full PAID $50 offered do shmr 23s
offered Marine. %. offered 29s asked Farmers and
a"'es, 2os offered q asked; Chesapeake % offered;
western 2'l "ffered; Mechanics l6 offered Is! asked.
franklin offered. II asked; Farmers Bank Of Md
~. offered; Pa,apsn' Bank. p, oisred 22} asked.
bEt.SN AA-Ihe market is almost bare. with n
good demand We quo'e from 22l TO % els.
tAlIlE-Ihe offerings a, the scales ON Monday
reached 800 head oi Beeve~, otwhich 40 were sold IL
cry olthers. 50 10 packers and 80 were el, over nm.
std: Prices ranged lrm &3i 81 on the huf eoaal ia
way - net, aud averaging So 62l gross
lioHS-Ne quote at s. 25aS5 so
CaNDLf.S-Ne continue quote Sperm C,nd,e.
a. As 10 ITS Sats OF Patent Mould in fancy h,xes IN,
me Yves, i"a market al ial2. cents. and Of cho,c,
brands f Mould a, els 0'''''
h. Gof Al auction On Tuesday 400 bags greer
Ihoa were I'D al l0sal cts and 2S hills MAJ, ,.,n
mon, al |j1lo3c There have been NJ, .,mo,rts b,nno
'e week, aud The stfa'k ut all e,crp ims RENAME a.
hs' week. a. shmi Is 00o bags :. r. $3.50
| FISH lhtr" Al. ION, | NJ cketelinrark ~.
9o"t No. : al -, an w. SGT s. :95.G 90 The sh.,
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-, . S,in'dav, March 90. 1850.

- "'strk. the Senate pro"eedsi to the considera
ofi "a " 'e""'a's from
y" o'h''h hok The floor. and sp Ike al length In sun.
ps' :" ~" policy Of the admins ration He said he ,,a
Shned Tue c'mnirr sspectid that G.n. T,vLr yn,Id
9H;"y a.sai'' rs here were ape'eot persons
's sacs oHrr"hi pifts 81 The c,un.ry Conu,ess
sls y p-ped It. was .vinred by the .,i, ~ 81
ing re nse~'-'iy appropriation, Tor lipans,ic app,n,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-28
LIVERPOOL, March q.

oohon- "A declioe of IL has taken place in all The
lower grades since The departure of he last steamer fair
qualities remain unchanged however Fair Orleans g.
and Mobile 6,d .r - %
Corn Market dull; yellow Corn has declined oil
and white %, per quarter. ''''
ftoW-ln Western Canal. Baltimore and Ohio Flonr
holders ''eu W ny
frori"ons-Mar firm at former quotations.
.gee-Alaiket dull prices lie ding downwards
Io6deco-Ns note an advance in prices If !d a IA
per TO- sales during the month reached nearly 9oon
hhdS '##.# "'''9 oooo
Stocks Uni I'd States Six.s Ia va advanced 80, 49,
now q"ted a. u. 3 prem. Market Arm. ' ~ ~
.r "",g The Mercy market con mues easy Con
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FREIU,IIl'S.
Inrul1ru lruIulIIn

WFTUTT II.
Nothing doing In foreign ireghls.
New iork-FIonr. per bbl.. 20 eta Coal, 5lc per
bnslcl; eco, 81 Is per hid, boxes : cts.
Boston Flour 80 cents coal, shipping; Tobacco
per hid. 81 so boxes % cents.
Baltimore Coal 3 cents.
Philadelphia Flour 20 cents; Tobacco 81, per hid .
- els for boxes Coal 81 GEMS per busheI Phlladtphla
measure.
On Tie Canat-Fo Lyochbnrg and intermediate pla-
ces. 10 cents per / 90 lbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-28

fspas have been mia afnsd md theif rL. broken M
Tins tire aat o. cully alton 1000 Of
a.l whirh IN 1852. req red the l,b'f Il 10000 meu
Ball .1mrricnn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-28
1--we STOCK MARK EFT

BEEF.-Scoe ,ceigit- 81 so to SO So extra quai
will command higher price.
HOGS-&1 net
MUrTONS-&2 90 10 90 net "a in quality.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-28

PHILADELPHIA, March %, 6 7. NJ
The Stock market to-day is rather heavy and the endcn.
cy o the to de cline Treasury Note Us mammal
ll3 Pennsylvania SIS 90Ia9l
he money market closes and discounts making
freely ON good paper. Sterling Exchange 81 prem
Flour is quiet. Sales of few hundred bbs at ca rs
and small lots at 81 81 Corn meal is dull and decl
n'ng Sales at ~ Sc Rye flour at 81 75a2 81 per Dbl
Wheat in fine request-saes making at ct.
Tor rcd and Tor white quality There is M
change tonotce consaes at 54a5Iic for yelow-3 600
bushels sold Oats are selling at 32a34c. Rye 60a6lc
o'is,on market Is rather quiet and Pork slightly
de pressed Small sales of Mess at SO 81: Prime "a -
bacon IS IN steady request Lard Ga cents, in bills
ne 'roee'y market is quiet. The supply of Sugar is
'r ana ac,ma'ns-NO quoted 4!a5sc per h. as to
unchanged ~ i'' INV
vor OF buyers. - - 'e :" "a
Tobacco quiet and tendency downward
W shey Is duii-small sales at 22ta23ac in hhds.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-18
DIR. S. 6. FITCHES
Consumption Remedies.
DIR. ROBERT. B. FOLGER'S
RanG ARNEnN


yNHlS is one OF the remedies WEIGH have ntrOdu-
L ced within few years past, to the notice OF the
world, antidote tor consumption at the lungs,
and all other diseases of this important organ. The
most triumphant success has attended its use in every
case where it has been administered. 1t has, with
out the aid of other Medicines. or personal atten-
dance produced some of the most extraordinary
on record, even upon those who had been given up
die, only in this city, but in every part OF the
land, as the following testimonials will show. 1t is
impossibleto give place for the attestations which
are daily arriving, in pamphlet like the present;
they will fill volumes. few only will be given, to
show that it is indeed q 5reat remedy-more than
ton thousand persons having testedits qualities with
in three years, and have been restored, through its
beneficial effects to sound health 1t is purely veg
etable compound-iti is based upon scientific princi-
pies and is intended to carry outa new and success
full treatment of those diseases which hitherto have
been pronounced fatal and beyond the reach of rem
edial aid. In all cases, where it is recommended,
notonly in Consumption of the Lungs. but also in
asthma Bronchitis, Difficult of breathing Cough,
Raising of Blood. Pains in the side and chest Night
Sweats, InluenZH. Hoarsenness, Dyspeptic Con-
sumption, Group, Whooping Cough, Consumption of
the throat, Chronic Diseases of the Liver and Kid
neys Difficulty ofPassing Urine, Bowel Complaints,
Dyspepsia, and Papitation of the Heart. ii is the
Greatest Remedy in the World, as it gives instant
reefin all severe cases. and those who use it forany
time, declare that they can "feel il cure them, so
certain and wonderful are its effects.
ALLEN G. HALLOCK, Agent
ap 10, 49-lV. Evansville, Indiana.