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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-02
from the Columbus Georgia Times.)
NATIONAL CONVENTION.

ii is probably unnecessary TO say much more IN re-
ference The time Off meeting of National Convention
to nominate Democratic candidates for the office OF
Presden, and Vice President Of the U. S. Those who
have suggested, and who prefer the earlier day-ob.
serving and acknowledging that SO far, indications CT
public opinion incline against them, and IN favor oil
May l544-seem willing TO surrender their pedIlec-
tons One Of the perpexng questions, therefore, re-
latve to the assemblage of The Convention 10 deter
mined; and the the ohers-the mode of election
of delegates and the form Of voting when assembled
quleed the better will it be for the repose and the
security Of the Democratic party.
We find the following remarks and suggestions on
this subject in the Richmond Enquirer, of the 18th Of
May.
(Here follows The extract)
So far as Georgia is concerned, the Convention TO
NEE, early in next month"; will indicate her wishes on
this subject md those wishes will undoubtedly incline,
with great unanimy TO the later day-viz May, 1874
THIS Convention viii likewise, it is supposed, say
something in regard the first choice of Georgia, for
the next Presidency Although some of the presses IN
the Stae-perhaps, however, only one-have express
ed objections to the course impoitc at the present
moment, and as transcendng the legitimate powers OF
the Convention, there yet indications enough, in
the action of the primary meetings TO select delegates
and in the discussions OF the press warrant the belief
that some expression Of opinion will be put forth This
being the case should be taken, those counties
where meetings have yet been held, TO give their
delegates proper instructions touching this matter; and
delegates already designated, and without any explicit
understanding, as TO their course the Presidential
question, if be agated in the Convention, ought, by
free communication with those whom they represent,
to be prepared to act fully and advsedly.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-02

Sir Charles Bagot, the late Governor General of Ca
nada, died at Kingston early in the morning of Friday
the 18th of May. His long illness had prepared his
friends for this affective event His remains are to De
conveyed to England in the frgate Warspte, now
lying at New York, in which vessel Mrs. Bagot and
family will also return to England.--Nat Int.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-02

Loueu Railroad-It is stated that this road which,
when projected, calculated BY intelligent CON-
mittee TO yield net income Of only $36 900 year, has
by the facilities afforded BY railroad communication,
been increased to net revenue of $3.50 000a year.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-02

NOTICE.-Havng other madam of redress, pf'Ds
~ publish by general series Of letters N %
let FORM in defence OF the ducnc and practice Of j S
MON, maintained and pracsed by the Union Baptist cbu
The for aud the against the commune
will be sudionsly avoided The work shs press 500
sufficient Of subscribers he cb;aned 10 ju'
publication. copy, n5 cents; SCOPES for 81 80
for S. &c. Subscribers VIII please give ,heir
The author earnestly socs the patronage of all his fd
matter His address, "Jamestown, Prince Edward va
desiring copies requested forward their
soon practicable. JAS. w. BuANi,- n,
June ~
acr The Richmond Wing and Religious Herald are resuss
insert the above three times, and transmit their accounts w."
,urifeY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-02

VALUABLE FLOUR MILLS FOR sALE-Puraaut 70 % y. ,,
provisions Of two deeds Of from Thomas w ~
the subscribers and Of record In the Clerks Office OF me
Court OF Petersburg, for purposes in said deed SCI io
SELL al public auction, SATURDAY, the l7.h ihsian
O'Clock, NJ, on the premises that valuable properly ul
town OF Petersburg, long known as the SOUTH y
There are about fourteen Of Land attached 20 e
which several Houses erected, paying good
mill house and machinery is insured the MUTUAL 'l,,.
Society for the Of si7 900 seventeen
The Mill contains seven run OF all new AID
the very best quality; and throughout all ~ "a
most approved fixtures, which have been used IN e
blsnents OF kind in this country There Is an aa
of water nsed overshot wheels OF twelve feet i
in an abundant wheat season. these mills eapaoe %
TrxsiI twelve and eighteen month. credit 70, p GS,o,
to secure the payments PETER P. BATE, Tfr'.s'
WIN. PANNILL, .oc.
~ The sale viii be conducted by PANNlLL Lh -t''
June
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-02
From The Saratoga IN. York; Sentinel.

The National Conrention.-Hhen shall it be heids-
Ind holc cOnstitued9
There appears to be a wide difference OF opinion
among our Democratic friends in the different States,
the tms for holding the National Convention for
the nomination Of candidates for the Presidency and
Vice Presidency, and the in which the delegates
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-02

THE CHINESE MISSION.
Washington Correspondent of tho New York
Express writes as follows
"Mr Gushing, who left the city last week for Nar
folk is expected 10 return again tomorrow, or neat
day, but TO make very short stay here. He VIII
proceed North to conclude his arrangements for
barking upon the China MISSION his present in,en-
ton is to leave in Of the packets for Europe
early in July next He takes the overland route and
will meet the frigate Brandywne in India, which is
TO convey him and his suite to China. Mr.. Fletcher
Webster and Mr.. John Tyler, junior, are expected 10
accompany him. All others attached to the legation,
60 out, | believe, in the Brandywine.
"slr. Gushing takes with him, his own private
Secretary, a French gentleman, Of acknowledged ab
tes as a scholar and liDgust. have doubt Of hrs
rendering than ten times of real, valuable
vice to the commission than all the others attached 10
It are capable of comforting, excepting, of course the
Commissioner himself TINS gentleman, Mr.. Herns
liurity with the French, Spanish, German, Italian,
Hebrew, and English languages, written and
spoken, he WILL unquestionaby, have made himse!
master Of the Portuguese and Chinese, BY the time
the two parties, composing the embassy, shall meet al
Bombay. His importance TO the commission, in this
respect, may be readily estimated; and Mr. Cushings
known attanmens, IA ripe scholar, and a somewh1s
celebrated lingust, would give earnest Of the sOr
person he would attach TO the embassy, view OF the
great national objects for which was created also,
from personal consderations where he aiOn. is to be
consulted. The selection of Mr. Hernis may, there.
fore, be considered by himself and friends hugh
and fla terng compliment
"Mr. John Tyler, Jr, will 60 out unless he shonld
change his mind ms, understand, he IS often wont TO
do on similar occasions, and not go at ALL not as the
Private Secretary of the Commissioner, bu, as the
Ornamental Secretary of the Legation, and for CON-
Tercial purposes as ! am advised
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-02

THE CHIsIsE EMBASSY : In the Courier des Eats
Unis of this morning, we find this paragraph
ave read, IN Washington Correspondence. TIA!
MIR. Gushing takes with him Frenchman, in the ca
pacity of private Secretary. He is Of g'eal
learning, and speaks almost every living languase-
he will render the mission ten times real service
than all The other persons attached 10 it. Ills name
Herns. J"
1t appears, however, that Mons. IIernis. with oil
this apparatus Of living languages, is ignorant OF the
only two languages for which visit 10 CANA has mock
occasion namely, The Por,uguese which IS sposea al
Macao, and the Chinese ltseli-for the paragraph goes
on TO say:
"He has applied himself with ardor to study J.
order to make himself master OF the two languages
which alone no, familiar to him, the Por,u2ue'r
and the Chinese, which he will be able to speak 'a
write before the rgate Brandywioe arrives at lis te'
tiDation'
Nous rerrons, as q respected member of the c'fp'
editorial is wont TO say. II takes almost Lifetime "
learn Chinese.-[N Y Eccning Post.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-07
WHOLE no. ssa.

day, and apders,ood bat all girls Of the town thai were
the habit OF passtag by the Cottage, obliged 10 pay
s,ipssd 70 the hoase.
Crosse-azssasd tenpia alley ard ber; never al
lowed ten2ins played there Saturday nights after = @
clock 10 ,y knowledge
Moses Corp ssoTn.-fs clerk 10 Mr. Brown The Coz
tagsi is kepttn very dSorderiy manner.
OFcsr S:atess recailei.-Hr went win Ann Murphy %
the house OF Mrs Moore; seemed tpsy She wcud not let
the girl stop that night, bat stated hat She sHew nothing
whatever ng.;ast the chsractsrot lhe siri
Officer Be~yer, sworn--Had conversation with Mrs
Moore abou; Murphy last evening She stated that,
God her Judge, she knew nothing against the char,
acter OF the girl Dnglers house the Cottage the
sort OF thieves and counie.feer The Cottage has been
10 bad rspue for long time.
Before the llson of the evidence OF tAis witness the
Court took recess.
CtKcurr CouRr-Beiore Judge Kent.-Staf-
ford, S.iipsN & Co. VS. 8. l. Hs55. vesde; fer the plan.
TT.
CoMxos PLEAs.-Joha T. Delapiaine IS, Tho,
uas Fraser and yicss Cost. The jury can agree,
aud were discharged.
Ca..in 4nssr and ossers IS. J. r BriS!er ani ". T.
Leach Verde, for plaintiff $4,000, suhec, TO The opsioR
OF the Court
DIr,t IS. Saisa-This case was paeed to Monday
EKitloek Fan D4,er Jota Hiittr Ac ton tor False
Imprisonment, damage, LAID al Sc0oe-ar Hi'ileT is a
City Marshal aud received warrant from the Upper Po
lice Ofce to be served ayafst named Arnold The
aaiof is agent 70. ot he Harlem railroad Mr.
Hrter arrested plaintiff The warrant while engaged ic
Attending MS coGendng that ae was Aino!d (whom b,
tesenbledl a.d detained him about hall az hour verdict
ior pla.,iT. $50, ws:ct carries ccs!s.
Stephea Dsnoso ind Ann, AIS riff, VS.. Patrick N GiOn
Mrs Donoho keeps stand in Cha,haa-sleet The defend
passing day ana saw under her table vett
old sss which he claimed hs property She resisted
he attempted take her to the Po'i:c c:ce cting
while doing blows with the basket, which lurneu
out 10 have been borrowed The present acton Is
brought for asaul, and battery. Verdict for painful s..
50 cents, which carries equal en,ount Of costs
CouRr OF OYER AND TERMiNER.-Bctore Judge
Nent and ALI Dayiss and Wes.The trials OF Mary Ken
nedy and Ellen Couneil, the youlg wom.n uades ndct
raent FOR murder, on charge OF destroying lhei. irlan
children, had set down tor to-day rnd The prisoner
brriu into court Thc strlct Attorney, however heins
agag the Ses could not proceed and the trial.
were postponed 10 next week.
o. S. DISTRICT CoURT.-CREDiroRs VS.. BAR
xEY CoKsE-The Jcry returned sealed verdict, hndins
Barney Cose had asnirrd his scivaie IN oann-
ruptcy false and fictitious debt" This denies TO hin e
discharge
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-07
MosRis x AlTx,N, Solicitors. dl7 "a,

kA FOR SALE.--A desirable Country
JUL Residence, at Milton. (own of Ryel WeschcsteF
acres o. good land large two story modern built house,
constructed in the best for durability and convent
ence. finished in good style with marble man'es &c and "
also new; and variety OF fruit trees; garden With
strawberries, raspberries, &c. &c
The situation healthy and beautiful commanding az
extensive OF Long Island Sound The neighbohood Is
remarkably moral and quiet nd hers are three churcbe'
within a,e and half There is daily stage ana steam
boat communication with tIs city, occupying about oEe
hour.
Two thirds Of the purchase money may te secured oy
hond and mortgage on the premises. For particulars IN.
duire of ROBERT MATBlSoN, on the premises, or
H.H. WHEELER, No. 6i Wall-st- New-Y0rk.
flpns
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-07
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.-

ESss Sog GOSHEN VIA NEW YORK AND
20 4s5sT-G ERIE RAfbRoAp.-Fare TO Goshen Sly59-
- ruraer's 81 c5-On ard after Monday, January
I'd 1895 he cars of he New York and Erie Railroad viii
rr1n o cor necttr with the Steamboat lca (Capt- a. Il
Schnliz) daily. tS1ndays ezcepiedI
For Pasengars-Leave CouTcDdt street pier al Scieck
A ST.: leave Goshen al quarter pass 4 III.
Fer Fregh.-Le1yc Csrrilana. street pier at r. d.;
leave Goshen al haif pa A NJ
e. C. SEYMOUR, Sup't and Eugsr
mr. TIE passenger train connects a, Turner's with
s.schs Mail Stages for New5urgh, NQw PATTI, Engston,
Caiskin and Albany, and Goshen viii The Carconcae
and other Western Eineof S.sges. jsn<
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-07
n2i law3n, Attorney for Attaching Creditor.
pY ORDER of Frederick A. Tall

DY ORDER of Frederick A. Tall
El madge, Rrcorser of the City of Observation-Disclosures
is hereby given pusuaHt TO the provisions OF the stnuta
authorizing attachments agans, nonresident debtors, that
attachment hes issued against the est,e OF Charles Col
na resident OF ST. Louis n the State OF Missouri and that
the will be sold for the payment OF his debts unless he
appear and discharge such attachment according TO law
within months rom the first publication OF this notice
and that the payment OF any debts due 10 him by residents
OF this Stnie and the delivery to him or his OF
property within Ibis State belonging TO him, and The trans
Ter any such property by him forbidden by law and
are void. Dated HE 10th day Of octobar, 1912.
Oh lawom O. II. PLAT1, Atn,y for Attach Creditor.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-07
Evening Jauraal copy snlo isWs,
DY ORDER Of Francis N. Mann. Judcc

ID otIeus>elaer Gegnon Pleas, counsellor. &c notice IS
hereby gwen TIA, an attachment has issued 9gaips, The
tate OF Thomas J. GreeRe, nonresident Debtor and
that the viii be sold for the payment his debts
isSs he aepear and discharge such attachment according
no;ee aud that the payment OF any deb due 10 him by
residents OF this STATE anil the delivery to bin or for DIS use OF
any property within this State belonging him. and The
any such property by bin are Forbidden by lsw
ans; are void. Dated September icsh. 1916.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-07

H-<
Ss OF the Chau;auque County Courts ofth degree ot
Courseor &C. >ote hereby given, pursuant othe pro-
vision OF the Ssatuie authorizing attachments atst
resident debtors that attachment has issued sa!ns The
William CulbertSon and Orrn Hook, resident
eb;or residing the Stale OF Penasyl ylyana and at the
viii be sold for the payment OF their debts unless they
appear ard discharge such attachment according law
within ne mouths rpm the FIRST publication OF this notices
md that The payment OF any debt and the delivery OF any
property belonging such debtors, either OF hen Tor
their use, the transfer Of any property by them either
hen Tor any purpose whatever are forbidden 10y law,
and are void. Dated The Goth day yof July, 1872.
~. STRopE, Attorney for Attaching Creditors
t,.,G
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-07
SO EaWst1 SlioTncy IoT 9tItachlng VredlIoF
pY ORDER of the Hon. Frederick A

~ Tal:niadge Recorder CT the City Of New.yorS, No
ice * hereby given the provis of the
ute authorizing attachments absccnccg, aled
md poresent JehosS, that attach has issaed
against the estate of Z Watson ard e, Watson Trading
er The vTg OF x f. Watson, residents oi the State OF
Connecticut, amt THAI the viii be sold for the payment
II their ceh;s unless they appear and Discharge such at
'achSs nj, according 10 law, within nine ssths from the
fst publication OF this goce and thai the payment ct
tebs dus Them BY residents OF This State, and The deliy
them, for their OF any property within tbs
Safe belonging iher and the transfer OF any such pro-
The SplE day OF November, isi2 WEED \ HlLLYER
- lnwan Attorneys for Attaching erection.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-07
DY ORDER Of Stephen Chapman, Esq.

pY ORDER Of Stephen Chapman, Esq.
} Supreme Cout, Commissioner residing al CocAyiir,
in the town l,nox and County Of Madison, police Is
hereby given, .fai an attachment has snsd ssas me me
proof made 10 tie said supreme conrt Commissioner pur-
directions Of The statute soneerass
M bnt the sane viii be sold Tor the payment Of bis debts
urless ke ssId Hiram Cor appear and dsca ge sneh
S nnbcaiiou of this noice and that t5a payment Of any
debt. and the delivery OF aby properly belonging 10 the
aid debtor 10 him for his USE end The transfer OF any
property by for any purpose whatever f0 bdten
1y law and yoil. Dated this Cd day OF Nnv lst2
TIMOTHY JENKINS,
DIS law3mt Attorney icr Attaching Creditor.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-07

IECASOAIf
CoURr oP SEssloss-Before the Recorder,
Judse Lynch, ED Aldermen Underwood and Martin
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-07
css - MAIL LIME, for ALBANY

p 60 - MAIL LINE for ALBAN1
xs;ssrT9y;g, and Intermediate places, OK As Far
As TIT IL = PERMIT. TEe Utica Is crie bTateo
for her strength which enables her 10 encoouter with great
success the ice which seriously obstruc The fSer ase
The steamboat UTICA leaves the tco. courand stree
Phis Cruesdayl Afternoon, Dec. 49, at 5 O'clock
Passengers taking the Utica lake the Cars a. inssoh
se ssges AZ Coxsockie and arrive in Abany early The
same morning n b. Good seighing from co1socGie
Albany. es..
Oh the wharf or on board. oi
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-07
reSa sFOR PEEKSKILL, YER

p kFOK PEEkSkILi, FEN-
szascsSS PLaNCK, GRAssY-PolNT, SING.
SING, TafsFIS TOWN, DoBBs' FERRY, HA.L!lHTTra Tr.
and yonkrrs-as long as the weather vii! perui;.-Ib
new ana solsndid stesrntot COLUMBUS, Captain Z. W
soae VIII leave SewYor from @ i2@i Of sSa renr
every morning. (Frfays e1eepedl i .nJng
al tie Old Of AmGs s,5es ssse saea a .rS
oeeA goods baggsse 5Sna p', ,,s on board mi.
boat mus, be al the risk Of the owners OF sueh eoocs
=. Er
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-07

ssY ORDER ofthe Hon. Daniel b. Tall
n,agc the Associate Justices of the Superior
Court ohe city ~ York is hereby given pursuant
provisions ohe authorizing smsnis against
,bsconin. concealed, ard nonresident debtors, that
attachment has ssaed estate Alfred B. Church,
resident Of Hamburg in the State OF South Carolina and
tha, ,e same will be sold for the payneat OF his debts
es he appear and discharge such attachment according
law within nine months from the first publication OF this 10.
entso the State New York and the delivery TO him, or
Tor bis USE any property within The State OF New York
belonging him. transfer OF any such property by
him, forbidden by law and void Dated the twenty
fourth day OF September 1882
WELLS l. VAN wAGENEN,
Attorneys for Attaching Creditors,
soo1 1,u,ns, I pins,trpp New-York
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-07

DY ORDER of tho Honorable Michael
4 } Ulsheetrr First Judge sf the Court Of Common
pleas for the CITY and County NewYork Notice Is here
by given pursuant to the provisions staInis auhor.-
ing attachments against nonresident debtors, that an at
tacfsnt has Issued againt the OF Joseph Hubhack
nonresident Of The State Of New York and ba The sare
will be sold the payment OF his debts uness he appear
and discharge such atsctmeDt, according 10 law within
nine months from re first publication Of this notices and
hat the pa OF debts due hin by residents OF
th, Stae and Tie delivery him Tor his psr, OF any
property within Ibis State belonging 10 BIN aad the transfer
any property by him forbidden by law and arc
void. Dated tie 9th day oil November. 1872
GRIFFIN & IlAVEN3,
Atiornes for Attaching Crrtitaors.
TT Evening Journal copy p25 laU9m
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-07

lpY ORDER of Joseph Center, ESQ,
ID Supreme Court Commissioners in and for the County
o! Niagara,
Notice hereby given that attachment has been is.
sued against the estate Of Henry A. Sill as nonresident
debtor that the will be sold for the payment OF
debts unless appear and discharge such attachment
according law, within nine months from ihe irs pub-
the De livery of any property belonging 10 the said
10 him his use, md the transfer OF any pro-
pertyb by him for purpose whn,eyer are forbidden y
law, and are void Dated Ang. is, 1872
NICHOLS L NEWTON, Attomeystor
nj lpr0m Attaching Creuitors.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-07

L
Esq Jydge OF Chautauqne County Courts Of the de.
gree OF Counsellor Law In the Supreme Court Notice
hereby given thar has ssued against The rs
tate OF RHODES CHAPMAN, as nonresident debtor,
and that the VIII be sold for the payment OF hs debts,
unless he appear discharge such attachment according
to law, within nine nops from the first publication OF this
notice. aad that The Payment o any debts due TO BIN by re-
,dents Of this State and the delivery to tim. tor bs
use OF any property within this State belonging to bin.
and the transfer Of any such property ny him, are forbid
den by law and are void.
Dated this 9th day of November, ls42.
WILLIAM p MELLEN,
for Cred
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-07

DOARDING-A gentleman and Wlie,
or few single gentlemen, find board ysln pr
vaIe family or where there but few bo'Iaes "a
een,nel hosc, price low 10 s:i; the tires @
cui Ell. Apply nj Nc. Coyer.stree e~ oo9-s ,,oA
Frankn-squars. =
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-07

p THE RAINBOW, or Odd Fellows semi.
monthly Magazine. No. 1. has met with SO un-
expected demand as already to call for second
edition. 1t is very neatly got up, and contains
matter which others than Odd-Fellows will read
with profit and instruction.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-07

Z ATlN-A young man is deslrous OF
learning the Lain Ianguape A teacher forming
evening class Tor ,ta, purpose viii please address o. B. al
this Office. stating terms. Ac. Jo w.,
The Whig standard., 1843-12-07

TINE undersigned respectfully inform merchants
Il and the citizens Of the District generally, that
they have established an Office in Washington city
for The receiving and forwarding East West, and
South of valuable Packages, Pureels, Samples, Bunds,
Sc; which they are fully prepared 70 transport "
mail speed q siaaf'tt~
Il As they arc the only persons who have contract
with tho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company for
that purpose they enabled to receive and forward
goods, &C. in advance of any other lns. !. III.
Merchants and others who wish to avail them
selves of our line, and who order goods, &c from
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore, Will
6ud it to their advantage TO direct in care Of tho fol-
lowing: .sE8ss sJ L
Per Adams & Cos Express from Boston and New
York at
Per Shoemaker s. sanford's Express from Phila-
delphia asi
I Per Rogers & Co.'s Express from Baltimore.
Wo receive Packages, Parcels, SC, for tho East,
West and South at all hours during the day. and de-
liver them to tho consignee soon as receiyed. Wo
will also receive and forward from Baltmors and
Washington goods and articles of every description
by the first regular trains
Office at Brooke's Periodical Depot adjoining Beers
Temperance Hotel, Penn. av., Washington city
Office adjoining Baltimore and Ohio Railroad De
pot Pratt street Baltimore, a.@
4. nov Tim -
The Whig standard., 1843-12-07

COUTHERN TONIC. This preparation is offered
- to the public with feelings of delicacy fer in this
age of quackery, The propretors are well assured It
is harrassed BY an enormous catalogue Of stufs for
the cure Of all maladies. Tho inventors Of this val
liable medicine, from long residence at the South,
and from the nature Of their vocation, have come
Immediately in contact with all the diseases incident
TO that climate, and have been astonished at finding
SO great proportion Of invaids suffering from fever
and ague Having witnessed the want Of success in
the practice Of the most skilful physicians, and the
entire failure Of the best prescriptions put uPby
themselves, they were induced TO try the Southern
Tonic, preparation which had long before suggested
itself to them, and were grat6ed beyond their most
sanguine hopes by its virtues. etale s @i
This will be found a valuable Alternative, as we'll as
tonic in most cases Of general debility weakness,
and in cases Of torpid and inactive state Of the di-
gestye functions, this medicine will regulate the
bowels, give tone to the stomach, and increase the
Appetite and leave the patient comfortable state
Of health. COSTER & COKE,
Montgomery Alabama.
CHARLES STOTT,
nov 6--lm Agent for the District