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Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-09

Ncr Merieo.--The Indy yfendenSe Exposi,or has
I. letter from Taos NoylMexicc, of May 10Th /;
be writer says:
Since last wroi 10 you, Martinez. the late
Governor sent by hta Anna 10 plumber New
Nexico, has been owed from office b the new
Central Administ on and has departed with
opo hundred thous dollars in his pockets, the
boceeds of sing gear Of srioHioa. Jose
barves, citizen 0 lew Mexico. clever and
lusible man, is his ecesSor. Charves is him.
n a friend Of anne ton TO the United Stetos.
ID such is now the onfrul feeling amongst the
ealIhy and inhueu III citizens as has heretofore
en the case with e general population.
'The writer says at tho cattle trade has been
airely destroyed the Indians. thatn few 'In-
ligent Americans would soon rouse the Rhab-
nts, and that the q digging this season in the
Ighborhood of Sant Fe has yielded about 100,
10 Of grains. some bps OF pure metal having
e4 b led $500 IN value
Hero is Il chance for Intelligent Americans!
RereMe.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-09
FRESH ARRIVAL,
rgkE'rT 4 GHEs.G

AVE RECEIVED, per late aTryais, an addition 70
L Their former stock Of goods which make 1t quite
complete. Farmers and traders buying goods in Van
buren, are respectfully invited examine stock
which consists, in part of the following articles
brown shirtings, 81 To A. wide; blcsched do;
Blcachcd and brown shcetings, 81 and Ga doJ
Brown drilhngS and ~ do; .-
/ and IL Lowell and Virginia Osuaburgs;
Checked andplad domestics, assd;
Strpu drillings, ass'd; mixed do do: .
Hickory shrtings; Choctaw Stripes;
Green, sclrlet and white mackinaw blankets;
ny. jeans, Washington aud Glasgow do
Red and plain linsoys ass'd; satncits DO;
Beduckjngs Z aud ~;
Calico prints: muslins DO; gnghams, ags'd;
Nip and PeggCd boots; calf sewed and pcggcd DO;
Thick hcavy do; hip and calf brosaus;
Ladies calf and morocco slippers
School books hardware and cutlery;
Brushes assorted; states and pencils;
Plough lines; bed cords; cotton and wool cards,
FlanuCls ass'd merinocs do; .n
Blanket and pilot cloth over colts;
Gloves aud hosiery, linen crash;
Silk and cotton hdkfs.
Bird eye aud Russia diaper; table linens. assd
Jackome't, book, Swiss. null, crsss 5sEed Husrus.
igcrs. cdgngs aud inscrtings;
NanHccns, aud bed sprc ids;
Cotton ball thread, cotton spool do;
Patent thread, ass d; gambroons;
.tDtLonadcs buttons, needles, and pins.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-09
aTOn and Nails.

Castings, ass'd; blister, German and cast steel;
QuCcu,warc. glassware; window glass puf,y;
Wool hats, palm leaf do fur and beaver do
All Of which we offer low, wholesale or Diai'. Reef
hides pcltrS, bCeswaN and cotton, taken in Nehlugc,
for which We will give the highest market prices.
Van lUrcn, June 25, Isis.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-09
Regular Memphis and Fort Gibson Packet,
LITTLE BEN FRANKLIN.
j. SIMPsey Niasfer.

.rl j, SiAPsos Nader, = .tt
A n WILL ply a regular pack ct between
yk.,rfE 81 the above mentioned ports throughout
<TClsSE5lI the season, and being of light draurht
and substantial build, is well adapted to the trade
The Little Ben Franklin will be kept entirely in the
trade, and will make her trips regularly through from
port TO port for the safe transportation Of freight
and passengers can compete with any boat in the
trade Strict attention paid to the discharge Of freight
and the delivery Of letters orders For freight or
passage apply on board or to the undersigned Agents.
SCOTT WHITE & Co.. Van Buren,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-09
Clothing.
erDCersrs.

Linen bosom shirts; cOstonadc and linen pants c.
tonado and linen coats
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-09
STATE OF A Rk ANSAS,
CoUNTY OF CRAwPoRD.

STA l.. Or ARkANShS,
CoUNTY OF CRAwPoRD, !
July 18th, 1915.
Probate Court for the County of
Crawford at the July ternrof
lo45
John J. billiard adminis'rator
Of VIM. II. Dlard deceased
TsNHIS day comes the said Jno. ]. Dillard and pre-
scnts to the court here, his petition, verified by
andav praying for order to sell certain slaves be-
longing the of his said ntestite viz Jane
negro woman aged about twenty years, aud her child
LavInia, aged about ten months on the reading OF
which ordered by the court here that the said Jno
Durd sell the said negro slaves at the door
in thus county, on the second monday oI August \
d. lo4j, for cash. And it is further ordc'ed by the
court here that the said Jno j. DIlard give notice o
the time, place and terms Of said sale by advertise
ncnt in some newspaper published in this county 50
that there four insertions in said paper tie first o
which shall be made at least twenty days before The
day OF sale
A true copy from the record--ArTEsT
A. MCLEAN, Cisrk.
July Is !Slj.--no 90 it.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-09
ss..cTEsW are.

Painted teas, edged twiifiers,7 Mocho pitchers and
bowls, painted sugars and creams, heavy flint, nitro,
and plain flute tumbers
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-09

Consult Your interest, aud call at The Van
Buren Wholesale and Retail Cash store,
on Main st. If you wish to obtain
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-09
.aGHiCry,

ucads and rcps ring brides; 81 rup feathers, Sweeps
assorted pocket bags, bogskin collars, and
ed sorngies, leather gths. sheep saddles. Altsk
] ayls do, COIunbin do. spmrs II
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-09
Shoes, Roots &c.

Gents. fine scwcd calf brogans, kip rcggcd brogans
woms pcggcd hr"gtms and low quatcrcd Shoes youtTs
calf boots, boys pcggcd do velvet slippers, velvet nul
Iihcrs button gators, ludes extra kid slippers buskins
giiters culOrud nd ties fine cali scmcd boots inc
sin rlrdi din
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-09


June 81, Sij.
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS;
Ladies brogans slippers, lies, huskias and hall gatCrs
grIs Toys aud infants shoes and brogans un's kip aud
seal brOgans gcnlemens sewod nnd peg calf and Up
boots, slippers and dancing pumps, hroadbrm black
and arab husSla hats fashionable silk, Russia, cass
mere and nutra hats, scaict, cloth and fur caps.
CLOTiliNG:
An assortment of Summer pa ITS, coats and vests, black
satin vests, drawers, knit Shirts cnr bosom shirts &
QUEENSW ARE, GLASSW ARE, NC.
All Ut which were boug ht low and will be sold chcap
for Cash or Country Produce.
Van Bnren. June %, IS4j-20.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-09
WILLIAMS & PHILIPS,
WILSON'S ROW, Main street,

AVE Just received by late arrivals Il fine stock o
goods selected for this Market consisting in part
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-09
FRUITS. CONFECTIONARlES. &C.

10, 900 Rrgalia Segats
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-09
EHats.

Fashionable Nu'ra, SILK aud MOieskn; broad brin
po, blue sp"rting do. Wool do.
June 81, 1915.
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For the Union.
THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES

have heretofore given him one hand in token Of
my confidence in the soundnoss Of his political
principles, his purity as man, and the ultimate
wisdom Of his administration; but now give him
both, as earnest of the pleasure with which have
read his message TO Congress and Of my gratitude to
him for that able erposs Of the principles and policy
of the party by whom he was elevated to power.
Basing the domestic policy OF the country on the
great principles of natural end political justice
which lie Mt the foundation Of all free government
he has wisely recommended them TO be applied in
the regulation of those general and pervading in
terests which concern the masses of his country
men Since the days OF the illusrious sage Of
Monticello, who appeared more anxious to inbue
the American people with just notions OF govern
meni and to lay down fundamental rules for the
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LOWELL FACTORIES.

10 he Eaior OF Me Union: f.&sge4 .ssa .r
SrR AT recent visit to Lowell gathered some
particulars respecting the "hours of work &c. OF
the far-faned "hymphs of the loom, y by which
your readers will be able compare their luxurious
and easy life with the hmdships the capitalists and
owners suffer.
lat. The hours Of work are from dauliehi until
half past seven at night the hands taking their break
fast before going to work, and being allowed half an
hour only for dinner.
ID. The operatives are required to board in the
houses OF the corporation, in which il is usual for
six persons to sleep In the same bedroom and that
not large one.
Sd. The wages paid for weaving al This time is
only 10 and IL cents per piece of 80 Yards; while.
IN lo42, before the present high tariff, there was
paid 10 cents for weaving piece ofthe same length
and width so that the working people are injured
by the tariff.
4th. The Lowell Offering said to be the free.
will offering of the factory girs--haa been controlled
by tho agents Of the corporatons-one Of the parties
having stated to the writer that ssshc was one Of The
contributors to the first volume, and was dictated 10
by the agent Of the mill in which she worked. moi
only what subjects TO write upon, but what TO write
on those spbjects' and that articles in anv wav re
fecting upon the management of the mills have been
repeatedly rejected.
II Is perhaps proper that the members of Con-
gress, and the community generally, should fully
understand the peculiar claims these mowners
and capitalists have to the especial aid of laws ana
the right so long enjoyed by them of taxing The
great body of the people for their own exclusive
beneht--more especially when the over-wol ked one.
raiiye receives no part Of the gain rIt'~
A FRIEND TO THE INDUSTRIOUS.
December Is, l645
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Tar Oar ~ 0uEsrIos.--The facts of this i'm
poriant question: AS presented by Messrs. Calhoun
and Buchanan. have carried with them everywhere
an irresistible conviction of the strength of our po-
siton, and fully sustain the attitude assumed by
President Polk. The New York Courier and En-
quirer, print that viii not be suspected OF undue
bias towards the administration takes decidedly
American ground upon this question, showing that,
so fer al least all parties in this country ARE united
In the course Of long and able article, il says
"rhe effect of the correspondence upon the pub
lie here, u.s. we hesitate not 70 say, in favor Of the
American negotiator, and the American claim, and
iustfes the feeling that in yielding any portion OF
this territory, this country is making sacrifice OF
right TO the spirit of compromise and pesre. We
wish such may be the operation on the mind ofthe
English people, and that their government, follow
ing the popular direction, may renew at am early
day the proposition rejected by their plenpoen,iary
when made by this government, of the 49th degree,
or some one analogous thereto.
CAT any rate, il would be an error of which the
consequences might be grave, that any measure
should be adopted by England on the assumption
that there is any essential division of opinion here
as TO the right Of the United States the whole Of
oregon.-.7ibony Argus.
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A SCENE BEFORE THE Missouri CONTENTION
The delegates assembled for the purpose Of amend
ing the constitution Of this State according to the
Jefferson City Inquirer, have had flag wrought by
the fair hands Of the ladies OF that city; and on the
22d uIt, the lobby OF the House being filed with
the ladies', Mr.. Martin their part, presented il TO
the convention. 1t is ihirtyeight feet long. nine
teen broad, and made of the most durable and cost
ly fabric. The staff, from the summit of which il
will float. is seventy feet high, and when planted
the capitol, it will present a magnificent spectacle.
The flag was accepted by the conventions and the
ladies and Mr.. M. being invited within the bar of
the House, the president, in appropriate address,
returned the thanks of the convention.
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RlCH JEWELLERY.-F. Mac, !
~ pennsylvania avenue, betw,aa Z
Tenth streets, have just opened 4 Yen Mn
Of ''"ey eoods ca,
Sameo' topaz, diamond, and o,hs,,
Emerald, ruby, diamond AMI 'aer 0rs's
hngcr-rings anu rlchg
Cameo, JET, and gold bracelet.
Bracelet clasps, necklaces No.,
l ba',ons scarf pins, gold and I'M
Diamond, ruby, jet, and cold SIND,
oleel and gilt waist aud wris, h,,'In
SILVER and other card cases. s;lr.rs,
c'sar cases, bouquet holders, loeb. sauH'
Velvet and silk rticules and npr..
Silver ard fancy combs slIs'sts
kin rings F"'e' aad Hsp
Cod ,sit aod silver pencils; gold, silv,, !.
Fancy buttons, gold and steel w., (,
Gold neck chains for ladies' ~ eSae
handsome gold watch keys and -,
Plated cake baske,s, porfo,io. s'as
Gold, silver, and Berlin-wire sn...
Eye glasses, goggles, opera . nss sncies
English and French perfumsss
bags, and variety Of HANDS, soap z \
presents ''nf CHI
Cdrcel lamps
Musical instruments, consistio, =,
Inns, flutes, clarioneis, De. VS., " sl'r
ions arg /
Strings for the different ins,rnu...
Hair brushes, tooth brushe, ~
Galvanic rings, gold and Steal
Silver and steel clasps, for re,i sSaa
Silver butter knives, prayer IVA
&c. e'ls' cruz
Also, a large assortment Of ,o,,
watches. - 50" an
Watches and clocks repaired in III. -,
end correct manner. Silver wo,l, .aI mos
featured by skilful workmen. N'' pas
Dec. % -eolw n
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS

~ rnOhSdiNG season beino :,
4 ly adapted for an interchanve "
souvenirs, &C., ]. H. GIBBS resnsS, @
the attention Of the ladies' and public s.n
Extensive assortment of fancy goods wh.a
opened and ready for sale, and cons s.;a
the following 10
Elegant work boxes, Of variou, ,;,,.
all prices -"
Glove and trinket boxes, baskets
Boxes and cases of choice French ~
forming tasteful and appropriate M
Christmas or new year 81
Dressing cases, work baskets, por,iol,.
Purses Of novel and unique DESIGN
A large selection of beautiful ev,mo.
the very latest Partisan fashion
Handsome toilet bottles
Perfumery, Of Edes's, Lubin's, and p.
newest and genuine manufacture
Hair oils, pomades, and restoraly,.
most approved description n
Combs, brushes, and every article for A,
ola similar nature that can be ueplios.l
Also, variety ofjewellery and Ornamental
such as hair pins, bracelets, chains ,v1
bracelet clasps
Reticules beautifully embroidered
Studs, breast pins, gold and silver pen,a|
Ihmhles, scissors, penkniyes, seals &c
Paris kid gloves, ladies' fashionable cn,,l
Lace miis, dress trimmings, buttons
And variety Of similar goods, loo NUM-,
specify.
N. b. A small lot Of ladies' and chidr,,
no and channels vests, most desirable al
winter wear.
J. H. GIBBS,
Fancy and ornamental hair store, 90,
Dec. 23-d3tif Cenlr N,
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n AIDES AND GENTLEMENs' WRITING
IL DESKS. few Of English manufacture Of
beautiful workmanship and finish, of rosewood,
satin-wood, &c, &c, just opened.
Also, goat-skin portfolios, of the richest fabric,
imported direct from Paris, by
80 F. TAYLOR.
Also, card cases, pocket books, gold and silver
pencils.
Motto seals, Bibles and Prayer books, bound in
velvet and Turkey morocco.
Albums, and valuable collection Of richly
bound and illustrated books, English, French, and
American, Of every description.
Dec %
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By Il. Green, .Aucfioneer.

GROCERIES, LIQUORS, BOOTS. SHOES
~ DC, AT AUCTioN.--On Wednesday, III,
gath instant shall sell at my warehouse, 10 clos,
consignment, at 10 O'Clock, a M ''
barrels brandy
5 barrels gin, and other liquors
Also, good lot Of cigars and tobacco
Whh many other articles in the grocery line
Also, lot OF boots and shoes.
Dec 20--3tS&T
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AS The Rev. WM. III. MLBuRNE, Chaplain to
the House Of Representatives will, by Divine per-
mission, preach in M'Kendree Chapel, on Thurs
day (Christmas) morning. at L o'clock. A
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BEAUTIFUL PRESENTS undersigned
ID has just received, for sale at very low prices,
the most extensive variety Of handsome and desra-
BILE articles to be found in the District; consisting, in
part, as follows:
French portfolios, albums, and scrap books, very
rich ladies' work boxes; writing and dressing cases.
pearl, ivory, and she'll card cases; gold and silver
pencil cases, very handsome pocket books; tablets;
bronze and French pump inkstands, from 81 Is to
500 each; diamond pens in gold and silver cases; all
the new games, with great many useful and fancy
articles, too numerous to particularize.
Dec. % VIM. FISCHER.
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NEWS, NEWS, NEWS

NEWS, NEWS, NEWS! ~
hight HUNDRED THOUSAND ~
T. Just received by the barques heu,,.
Adelaide, a very large and superior 's', ~
cigars, unsurpassed in the United Slsle' n
Of the following superior brands, uf'"
Havana, and FIVE per cent only asked
10000 pressed regalla
$4,000 Napoleon DO
$4,000 La Cabana
$4,000 Iberia
$4,000 Msriposa
$4,000 La Esperanza
$4,000 Principe. -
All of the above are warranted genun% s,|
Also, in store, cigars of various bI non
ing to the enormous quantity of 7Oo,uVv .a,rs(
The undersigned is determined 70 M vi|
iiinerant pedlars who infest this city, III III
not responsible for anything they may , m, %
Also, a very large assortment OF cn.s
pound humps and small plugs, very lo", ,.ors|
Any articles sold, and found not Us ~
are returnabe. ,y,NTER,
Sig of Jim Grow, six doors oeO" Z
Hotel, Penn. avenue.
Dec. 23--3ieoif
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
December q, l345.

81 December ~, lS45.
GENrLEMEN: In the 65th number of your Semi
Weekly Union, l find the following reported as
part of the proceedings Of the House of Representa-
tives, on the Texas resolutions:
"Nfr. ROCKWELL. wish to have the resolutions
referred to the committee, amended as follows:
ropsd That within the State by this resolution admit
ted into the Union slavery involuntary scrvide
cept ce) shall be prohibited and all the provisions OF
the said constitution inconsistent with this proviso shall be
null ana void. N
"The SPEAKER 1t is moved that the bill be re-
considered, with the amendments just read.
"Mr. DcuGLAss. wish to know what would be
the effect of moving the previous question.
"The SPEAKER. Its effect would be to bring the
House to direct vote on the original resolutions.
sMr. JosEpH JOHNSON and Mr.. Gro. s. HousroN,
and several Others expressed their dissent to the de-
cision of the Speaker"
The reverse is true. The Speaker decided that
the previous question would not cut of the motion
to recommit, but would bring the House to direct
vote on that notion which decision of the Speak
er and others objected, and which was afterwards
overruled by the House.
Very respectfully, yours, &c.
GEO. s. HOUSTON.
Messrs. RITcHIE & HEIss
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BANK or rnr MErRoroLls,

BANK or THE METROPOLIS,
s December ~ lS45.
A s THIS BANK win not be open on Thurs
IA day the 25th inst, Christmas day. il Is re-
quesed that all notes then due at this bank he at
RICHARD SMITH,
Dec 22-2if Cashier.
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On Saturday,
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,

&c. &C. &c.
Tickets Sl0--Halves S5-Quarters - so.
For sale by J. G. GREGORY * CO.,
Managers,
Next door east Of National Hotel,
Washington, d. G.
Dec 23--dihd
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THE GREAT REMEDY--The most \
Il and pleasant cure for secret diseases
CULLEN'S Indian vegetable remedy. l. 81
mestic preparation, entirely free from copsln!
curry, or any other materials, combining IN ~
the requisite qualities to effect radical cure
days, (this is warranted il used according
directions. il acts first by purging of allnI
matters in the system which aggrayate The .
and at the same time upon the secretons, n
the medium Of the blood, by which all 'ssf)
the disease are removed Certificates Of phla1
and others, testifying to its good effects, may y
by calling upon the agents. Wholesale ans /, !
by ]. T. ROWLAND, 376, Market street if1
phia.
Retail by J. 7. CALLA
|. Corner of E and Seventh sfr1
Dec 23--dtf
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~ RAND DISPLAY AND UNRlvALLEU
VI ATTRACTION at l.. CLEPHANE,S fancy
store, Pennsylvania avenue, third door east of 10th
street.
The subscriber respectfully announces to his
friends and the public generally that he has lately
returned from the North, where he has spent some
time in selecting goods for the coming holydays,
which, for beauty and cheapness, cannot be surpass
ed in the city; consisting ofevery variety Of fancy
and ornamental goods, perfumery, toys, &c. &C., all
Of which are now arranged for public inspection.
Among the collection may be found
Gard cases Of different styles a
Ladies' work boxes
Fancy glass boxes
Ornamental paper boxes
Ladies' companions
China toilet bottles; China flower vases
Cui-glass smelling bottles in gilt stands
Perfume boxes containing fine extracts and
satchets
Cologne, handsomely put up for presents
Fine French extracts, g 4"
g satchets, <"
g" toilet-soap, g /"
Silver pencils, thimbles, purses.
Handsome dressed wax and other dolls t
Toys, and other articles for children, in great va
riety, together with many other goods in my line,
which cannot be enumerated in an advertisement
LEWIS CLEPHANE,
Perfumery and fancy dealer,
Pennsylvania avenue, Sd door cast Of
Dec. 22--3tif 10th street
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.xvFl
a NNUALS, CATHOLIC B00kss!
N OTHER ILLUSTRATED BCehs1a
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.--GEOKIt .
PLEMAN, Pennsylvania avenue, near ne
Of d street, has a fine selection of iIu''n I'
beautifully bound books, suitable ior pr'
Among them are the Boudoir Annual, lo,e =
ian's Annual, ls46; Moss Rose, 1916 toE
Not, 1876; Opal, 1886; Keepsake, 1876 w
1876; Friendships Offering, 1876; Amu,a1:
May Flower, 1876; Juvenile Gem, lsio J.
Of the Nobility; Gems Of Beauty; L"eD''
venir; Dadem.
Catholic Keepsake, and many Calholn
books, and Story books, and large s'0cA"
olic books gene ally. MN,
Also the Poems Of Dante, Cowper, n"'
many others.
Select works Of Mrs. Ellis.
All the above at very reasonable prlF"
Dec 23--MT&Wif 4
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~ UGAR-CoATED PILLS.--Dr. q. Benjamin
~ Smiths sugar-coaed Indian vegetable pills
are now the fayorite medicine of this country.
Many new remedies have been discovered and puff.
ed into brief notorieiy, but we have no knowledge
of medicine combining so much that is eficacious
and pleasant as these pills. The idea Of taking
pills heretofore has been nauseatng in the highest
degree. Much credit is due DR.. Smith for bringing
out this valuable medicine. We know Of more than
twenty cures of diseases considered by other doc,
tors as dangerous---one case OF confirmed dyspepsia
in particular, which came under our own Immediate
knowledge.
We have tried them ourselves, and in our family,
for headache, colds and pains in the side and breast
and we can say we never saw their equal, both for
pleasantnesH and efficacy.
One word in reference TO those wholesale murder
ers, who, not having honesty enough to work for
an independent livelihood, counterfeit or initiate
such valuable remedies as Dr. Smiths pills. "Su.
gar-coated" pills originated with DR.. @. BENJAMIN
Smith, who applied for patent long before any
body else ever heard Of them; therefore, it will be
seen that all other pills claiming to be "sugar
ed" are spurious and dangerous; and we advise
those who buy TO examine carefully the box for
themselves, and see that DIR, Smiths name is on il.