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II AND AGENCf.-I have, as agent, several valuable
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READI
JUST RECEIVED,
A LETTER FROM THE EMINENT ORATOR,
JOHN VAN buren,, ESQ.
IN FAVOR OF MRS. JERVIS'S COLD CANDY.
New York, August IL, lS48
Dear Madam Allow thank you kindly for your very
acceptable present of Cold Candy and obging have
used the Candy for time with advantage and put
Boston recently by being unable pro-
any fit. Respectfully yours
]. VAN buren,, No. 81 White street.
To Mrs. w. Jervis.
The original letter of this eminent be
Mrs. Jervss Its arguments favor of Mrs. Jeryss
Cold Candy should all skepticism vanish.
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MRS. JERvIs's COLD CANDY.

ID EALLY Great Men end purpose in the sparrow 5
III fall" The Hon Henry Clay, being secure OF apos-
ton OF emnenee by the startling proofs OF greatness has
out OF the three letters written when here, proyedamd the
hustle of universally grateful peoplehs dedication OF
truth" by the written acknowledgment OF the efficacy OF
MRS. JERVIS'S COLD CANDY.
The public may depend that the written acknowledgement
OF great is cherished by the proprietress Of
MRS. JERVlS'S COLD CANDY,
with The most religious being gem the prize
and not abused The paragraph which give below from
the intellectual Sunday Despatch, speaks but the truth
"The Hon. Henry Clay who compelled to announce
publicly that he could reply to the letters addressed to
him. while honoring this city with his presence, yet felt
called upon testify the virtues of Mira Jervss Cold
Candy from the of which he derived Immediate benefit
His letter. writtsnto Mrs. Jervs thu time when every
ment employed conclusive proof that the Cold Candy
is all that il purports to be-"
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wi l. Bank Pens. 2. Commercial. g. Eagle CONNER
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a CARD.-The subscriber, member Of the former Com
N mission Mexican Claims, will be in Washington in
the Of the month Of November offers his services
to claimants under the treaty. He will to any other
business with which he may he trusted, especially from the
South. Those DESTROYS ing services will sddr...
Andrew wye, Esq. Washington,
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ON taking his residence In Washingon d. c. daring tho
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avowed and responsible sgent medium Of intelligence
and explanation between members and committees, the
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collection OF which they have from the press Of other du
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memoraiss the other hand resident in distant and differ
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prefer through whom be properly the facts
necessary fair and Just legislation in the premises
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wants agriculture the different States yet
fruitful OF advantage those great industrial pursuits which
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JUST RECEIVED, A LETTER FROM THE
HON. HI NKY CLAY.

JUST RECEIVED, A LETTER FROM THE
HON. HENRY CLAY,
IN FAVOR OF MRS. JERvls's COLD CANDY
New York March IS, i849,
My Dear Madam beg acceptance OF many and cordial
thanks tor your obgng present of Cold Candy from which
am persuaded that have derived benefit,
Yours, truly aud faithfully, HENRY CLAY.
To Mrs j. w. Jervis, 500 broadway, New York.
The original letter be seen person DESTROYS OF
seeing the handwriting ofthe great mar Mrs Jervss
The extract from the New York Herald OF March TO- l848
will still add testimony, iii essentially needed 90 Mr.
Clay looked remarkably WE'LL having almost entirely
ed from the effects of he cold which he took when he
first arrived and expressed himself feeling much better
than he had felt for several days past
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BEN n EFT CLEMENTS,
Notary Public, HOsnfv Land, PenstOn, and General
,dgeul.

BEN NETT CLEMENTS,
Notary Public, ROsnfy Land, PenstOn, and General
Agent,
At Washington,
CONTINUES to prosecute claims for Revolutionary
~ vices, Invalid, Revolutionary Halfpay, and Widows
Pensions and of all claims growing OF the War of 1919
aud late with Mexico His long service clerk in the
Treasury Department. and and extensive exp
rence general agent enables him to with prompess
and efficiency all claims committed his and MANAGE
His charges uniformly moderate. 1t is expected
that correspondents will pay postage.
REFERENCES.
Hon. A. p. Bagby, Ala. Gen. A. G. Bennett, Miss.
Il. Butler King, Ga. Gen. N. Towson p. M. Gen.
X. Is. Rhett, s. c. Hon. f. La Sere, La.
j. s. Phelps Mo. Messrs. Gales & Seaton,
z. w. Tompkins, Messrs. Corcoran Riggs,
j. III. Harmanson, La. Col. L. p. Andrews Z. M.
j. G. Chapman Md. Col. d. ]. Ricardo, N Orleans
ID. S. Kaufman, Texas, Maj LloydJ Beali, p. M. A.
Job Mann, Pa. Peter Hagner, Esq, Sd Aud.
A. X. Parrs Comptrol- Treasury.
Ter of Treasury. sep 2o-1y
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DENUFIFUL ENULfsH btbLEs, quarto, octave,
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JUST RECEIVED,
A LETTER FROM THE AUTHOR,
N. r. WILLIS, ESQ.

JUST RECEIVED,
A LETTER FROM THE AUTHOR,
N. r. WILLIS, ESQ.
Don't pensee originate eegance, de style gene
ralemen admres.
New York. August Q, IS49.
Dear Madam happy acknowledge the efficacy aud
areeabeness Cold Candy you enough
and wish you mnisering the good Of that
organ the performance of which distinguishes from other
animals My hoarseness which suggested your cvty dis
appea d rapidly under your Cold Candy ministratons
Yours, Obliged and truly,
To Mrs. w. Jervis, 500 Broadway.
Read the following letter the Rev. w. GOTHARD and
be convinced:
New York, January 2, 1S49.
Madam take this opportunity of expressing my obga-
ton you for the package yours Cold Candy which you
weeks ago. suffering the time with
lief from the of your Candy. think in of Colds,
Coughs, and Hoars mess it is an excellent remedy
Pastor NJ. E. Church, Jane street, N "
To Mrs. w Jervis, 500 Broadway White street.
Extract of letter from Dr. Castle the eminent and
Dentist, TO Mrs. Jervis.
| would beg to state that, from the well known
curative properties in medicine, such Cold Candy
is composed Of and their scientific therapeutic combination
did not hesitate for Influenza, under which
have been sborng Tor time WITH must the happest
effects particularly promoting expectoraion, and
eving the bronchial distress arising from the accumulated
mucous. Respectfully, &c.
To Mrs. w Jeryis 500 Broadway, N. Y.
Read this certificate voluntarily given by Dr. HOUSTON
the Reporter the United States Senate late Editor Of
the New York Lancet
New York, December 9, I84S
Several members OF my family have used Mrs w. Jer-
viss Cold Candy when suffering from attack Of n-
huenza and have experienced the decided relief
1t affords pleasure be thus enabled testify
ty effect Of this excellent remedy for colds hosrene,s
the pulmonary Affect
JAMES NJ. HOUSTON Md"
Manufactured and sold by Mrs w JERvIs, the Propris-
tres SOC Broadway, New York Sold whole sale and retail
BY ID w. H. GILMAN Druggists, Pennsy avenue
Washington and sold by Druggists generally Each package
is invariably signed Mrs. w. JERVIS. dec 3-2awSm
TIRE UNITED STATES ALMANAC AND Ma
II TIONAL KEGIsrER FOX 1850, containing au-
thenc Political and Statistical Information relating to the
United States Canada &c. and much useful information
ready ref, renee, price Is cts For sale by
TAYLOR MAURY,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-07-26
INerer and Ague. and bilious Complaints.

ESever and Ague, and Bilious Complaints
IL Although long known as a sovereign remedy fo
chronic cases of Hepatic derangenent the proprietor
of Dr. McLaae's Liucr Pills were not prepared fol
the following gratifying evijenceof its capacity and
curative powers in Ague and Fever, and Bilious Com
plants: 'MADIsoNBURs, November " lo4';
MeSSrS. Kidd C C0.-About one year ago was Es Ia
bornr under very severe attack OF Ague and Fever
but by the use Of McLaaeS Lircr Pills was sooGre.
stored to perfect health believe them to be tne peg
medicine for Bilious complaints that has ever Oeeh o'
fered for sale in this section of The country
sold wholesale and retail by G. G. Beck and N. z.
Krei]er Lancaster; W. f. Breck 4 Co., Carroll p
nano picesapfris; j. Woodyard, Neig Salem; L. Kab,
B,abylie; Kredsr g. Brother, Logan, Hooking Coa'l-
tv and by Merchants and Druggists generally
July 10, 1850. 2Wl
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or ability--he will prove true to bis Pr'n'
ciples and has oil the qualifications ne
cessary to the proper administration Of
public affairs.
We de- not wish the Locofoco press J"
this matter, to suppose ,hat we are at
tempting to lessen their grief at Inc
probable destruction Of the Wing parry
ou, of mere sympathy for their melan-
cboly condition. We can assure them
That we mean what we say. President
F;llm,re is not the man to suffer the ban
ner of that party, under which he has
fought Taf years in victory aud defeat, Il
be sulied or larnished by any act OF his
and we may add that he possesses in thelI
full extent those ancient requisites OF
good officer, so long Olt of use under Lo
cofoco Administrations, ,'hdhesty." "capa
billy aud "fuilHfulness. We trus
our assurances in this matter, will prove
sufficient, and that our LocofDco bIethreI
of the quill will no longer suffer thei
melancholy forebodings of the probable
fate Of the Wing party to disturb thel
thoughts by day or diminish their sleeI
by night.
While we are perfectly willing to &C
knowledge ,htir disinteres'edness an
genuine sympathy, we beg of them to b
distressed no longer with the idea tha
Wing Of twenty years standing will
the hour Of victory desert the standar
of his party.
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al d. progre.. bod improve.

century, with all its progress aud improve.
menIs, 10 resort to the means employed
in commerce. by the people of the seven
lesnIh century, who were just that far
behind this age in all the elements of
progress. either in rnorals or politics.
The issOe between the parties. in this
regard, is plain and explicit. It's made
so by the report OF the "hards" 10 the
Constitutional Convention--it is made
still more distinct by the resolutions OF
The fourth Of July Convention. Ills thus
presented to the people of the State. and
must be met by them during the coming
campaign.
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AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE,
which eonclasively proves that
Truth is stranger than Fiction"
cuRE 0E ~
rheumatism, Bronchitis and Dyspepsia.
PEW mr. lands. A CLERGYMAN

Rheumatism, Bronchitis and Dyspepsia.
REV. DR.. Lands, A CLERGYMAN p,
Of New Jersey Of distinguished sainments and exalted
sip-EY New Jersey, July IL, 1873
DR A II CHaisrtE-Desr Sir You wish to know OF
me whet has been the result in my own case Oh mo
application Of THE GALvANIC BELT AND NICE.
LACE. Ny reply is as follows:
For about iv,nty years I had been suffering from
Dyspepsia. Every year the symptoms became worse,
nor could | obtain permanent relief from any course
Of medical treatment whatever About fourteen years
since, in consequence oi frequent exposure 70 hs
weather in the discharge OF ny pastoral dutleS
became subject to a Chronic Rheumatism when
for year after year caused lndescrioabte anguish
Farther in the winter OF rs and 4s, In conse-
quenee Of preaching grest deal In my, o~n ana
various other churches IN this region, vas attacked
by the Bronchitis, which became 30 severe %
10 require immediate suspension OF my pastoral
labOrs. Ny system nor thoroughly pros
iraieh and Bronchitis became worse so also did
my DYSPEPSIA and Rheumatic aiiectiOn-thus evinclng
that these disorders were connected with each other
through the medium Of the Nervous System. In the
whole pharmacopGia there seemed to be no remedial
agent which could reach and Tecuperaie my Nervous
yJstm every thing that had tried for this purpose had
completely faded At last was led BY my friends to
anime your iayentions and (hough with no very san
guine Eopes Of their e,ciency) determined to try tho
effect of the application OF the GALVANlC BELT AND
NECKLACE. with the MAGNETIC FLUID. This was
IN June l546 To ny AsToNisHNEar, IN Two
pAys MY DYsPErsIA GcNE IN EIGHT DAYS WAS
LNAHLEp TO REsUNE PASTORAL LABoAS NoR HAVE
SINCE oaltrTFB SERVICE on ACCOUNT OF The
BnoSeHrrs; sly RHEUMATIC AFFEcTIoS HAs rN-
rthEII CEASED TO TsoUBLE BE. such Is the wonder
fol aud happy results Of the experiment
have recommended the BELT and FLUID to many
who have been Likewise suffering from Neuralgia aec.
tons They have tried them, WITH HAPPY RESULTS,
sELIEyE EyFRY CASE
am dear SIR very respectfully yours,
ROBERT W. Lands,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-07-26

PRESIDENT Film RE-Locof1co Aar'
sety-Our readers will remember that
the Locofoco press we're sorely afflicted
because of the policy Of Gen. Tayl"r's
Administrations, principally on account OF
its tendency to weaken and destroy the
Wing party Thi7 was he subject Of
their daily and weekly leaders and one
would imagine that they had an interest
In The success of the Wing party, equal
to their melancholy furebodings of It's
downfall
Providence, in his wisdom, has seen
proper to call the good and great man
from his earthly sphere of duties, and
now this same press Is sorely grieved for
fear that his death will result in like
calamity. The diSinterestedness of these
gentry is certainly rematk able trait ol
their character, and their ingeniousness
would appear positively charming, were
it not for the glaring fact that their sud
den changes partake too much ot the RI
dculous. IL has been said that 'it is o
poor rule which won't work both ways,
but better aphorism can be uttered-"l'
Is a poor argument for Locofoco, the
cant be used to prove anything"
We can assure these dsnterested gen
try that there is no necessity for thei
tears OH this account. They will proba
bly, remember that burnt child dread
the fire;" and the Wing party, havlnl
once been pretty thoroughly scorched b.
The treachery of Tyler, are not likel,
again to be seduced by the promises AM
pledges of any one who has held hig
rank among their opponents. The fac
alone is prima facie evidence that he ha
his price. sufficient at least to Undue
Whig Conventions to have the most cor
vincing testimony of his repentance an
the utmost confidence III his integrity.
When the Wing party met, in CuI
yen,ioh, at Philadelphia, II was their Dc
termination to select man for Vice Pre-
ident, who in the event of Providenti
dispensation of a like character vii
that of 1911, would prove faithful To h
trust. true to his principles, unwaverln
in his fidelity aud possessing allthe cha
acteristics Of good, great and hone
statesman. The choice fell upon Millal
Fiitmore-a man eminently qualified fl
any station in the Government--a VIII
who had been tried in adversely and pro
perity and never found wanting-.a stale
man who understood and appreciated Il
genius Of our Republican institutions al
possessing the firmness and decision
character essential to the man who
called to preside over the Executi
Department Of the Government. "
can assure the Locofoco press that III,
need entertain no fears of his integri