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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-20
Expenditures.

In hi. speech the Tariff. Mr.. Reyerdy Johnson show
ed that the appropriations the late session Of Con
would amount about 6y-one and half million,
OF dolars-aboul double the ordinarily approptia
ted. Several items OF appropriation believe, were
made, however after that speech delivered, which will
increase the amount II may be said thstwo engaged
in war; and that this immense expenditure is therefore
have been avoided And might il not have been
prevented by wise and forbearing policy the part
own Government We believe that might and ought
have been and in this opinion fortified by the
unoquvoea declarations OF Mr. Calhoun to the ef
feet The President true. tells in his late Mes
say that the declaration sustained by the facts before
the country. These facts, proper time, will be review
ed and the people, when they called upon TO pay the
immense OF which the appropriations by the late Con-
gress will constitute fear not a moiey, that will be
expended the prosecution Of the will hold the Ad.
mnisuaton strict accountability if they shall be
fed that neither the interest the honor OF the country
required interruption of pacific relations between the u.
States and Mexico. The following the aggregates Of
the different appropriation bills
Appropriations made, S2O,l75,S9l
Volunteer Bill, II ,957,S9l
Naval Bill 4.466,O
Army Bill, 6.S03.OO0
Civil Bill, 3,470,0OO
p o. deficiency 100000
Military Academy $4,000
Total, S5l,I62,S9l
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-20

" We stated yesterday that Henry Hubbard. the
newly appointed Sub.Troasurer at Boston, wa ON old
Hartford Conyonugnsi. We forgot q, add, however.
that it was he who nominated James H. Polk OF the
Baltimore Convention. TINS last act perhops stoned for
his blue light FEDERALISM.
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S5l,462,s9l
Mr.. CLAY on Adj yaIorems.

The friends of the Administration have endeavored 10
Justify the ndiserminate to ad valoem duties by
quoting Mr. Cays opinion in favor OF system based upon
that principle 1t to be marvellous that the Free
Trade party should be influenced by the opinions OF IT.
reclamable hereto Mr. Clay and tina, they should aP
peal the very head and front" OF the Protective party
authority in favor of their policy! But the truth Mr..
Clay has expressed opinions such have been
imputed him and 1t has only been made appear
by fragrant perversion OF his remarks Mr. Garrett Da
Wis of Ky has this night by clear and lucid
position Of Mr. Clsy's this subject We copy.
this morning. his letter the editors OF the National Intel
gencer and that refer the reader, who may have
been mseG by the garbed from Mr. Cs speeches
published in many OF the LocOiocO papers.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-20
Pork, Dallas, and the Tariff of 1912

Extract Of speech delivered by Vice President Dsas
from the door Of hs house, the Democratic procession
the evening OF the Presidential election, in favor VI tho
Tanf OF ~.
"Gsnflsmsn-Ths TariF Of ~ ~ DsHseratie nea-
'uro spa'ssd " ne Dsmoe,ats, and uM be cafe IN
The haHds Of lanes Is. Poik."
Extract Of speech delivered before the Senate on the
2sh July previous 10 giving the casting destroy the
TanfT yi ~.
"Ths rsspoHsiJiiify great and feel u dsspiy Jul
rh1fsrsr may be me c0nssgusHce q must BE- met pof,
AYE"
Here be- another extract from tho Democratic 'Ys'a
kiyef, prety eItonsgey durng the last Pfosidenus
campaign
AE-'LHcy Neal
on. poor Cooney Wings,
Whist makes you look 20 bluc7
We will have Polk and Dallas,
And the TARIFF Of 49,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-20
Ncssrs Editors
North Carolina EIec1iou.

The Rscign Register has returns from oil i, counties
10 the State but nine. Gov. Gfahams present ma9fty s
about 1000, and will probably not yury maiouay from that
when all the counties are heard from. IN the Senate the
Wings will have u and the Locos % member, and in
tho House Of Commons the Wing MAJORITY will not be less
Than H.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-20
Boston Flour Tradc.

The quantity of -four received Boston daring the firs
eleven months OF the commercial year (irom Sept lst
Aug lsDus passed. shows considerable increase especial
y by the Western Railway and from Now Orleans. Such
denomnated Southern pOits, have fallen off nearly
$4,000 bbs compared with lS45. The table below ex
hhits the sources OF snpnlY. as above:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-20
FIattering for the Farmers.

The New York Morning News .Loooioeoy says: "The
farmers IN Michigan have IN but ght crops Of wheat
which is not worth over 81 per buho" Light crops
sud low prices The y. Y Express vel. asks, VIVA, has
become Of the good effects Of repeal Of ar and
Of the change in the Corn Laws Of England, both Of
which we were told would put up the prices Of pro-
duee ? When s the advance 90 commence
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-20

" Godiroy Pope, OF Louisville, on officer Of tne Ken
lucky Volunteer, was recently ahot near Maamoras. by
sentinel upon whom, late at night. he continued to
'dvanee' without giving the c9unersgn when chsleng-
cd The sentinel promptly acquitted
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-20

" The President has appointed Mcssrs George W
P. Gusts, Robert Broekou, Geo W D. Ramsay. Jane.
Roach and George SmoJt, commissioners for taxing the
vote Of the people Of the town aud county o Acsaudrs
on the subject Of the rctroco'ion of AIey1udra 10 VIZ.
gina. The DAY for mhng the vote be- to BE- named by
The CommI.. innnr..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-20

IL The Fncaste Democrat OF the Ssh inst. that
supposed Earthquake" felt in that vicinity the
18TH between and o'clock p. NJ THE shock at says
felt by many persons and accompanied by sound
resembling distant thunder but rather harsh and pro-
,rscied. Several persons observed, the same time
Meteor in the South, moving from 1t was
bright first have the appearance OF a comet but
broke into pieces and descended towards EARTH grad
ual!y assuming the appearance Of yapor"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-20

SOMETHING CHARACTERISTIC Rotten REApY.
In appendix Life aud Public Services OF Gen H.
Taylor" recently published in New York, the following
order issued just before the battles OF Palo Alto and Resaea
dc la Palma, inserted. We do remember to have
it elsewhere 1t does take much time read
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-20
s63,O42 "a Sl29. 500 "a s24l.4O2

Amount O coal
transported du-
ring the month 42.sl9 Is lO4jO4 OIL 10000 Is
This the largest months work done on the Rea-
ding Railroad but have doubt the business Of Au-
gust and September will exceed The gross receipts
for July August and September, this year will not be
much less than seven hundred thousand dollars.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-20
The Competency Of Rail Roads 10 Accommodate Hear
yrdug.gFfaffgU


Our attention has been called 10 the following extract
from the New York Herald OF the l4h instant which
would furnish conclusive evidence on this SUBJECT
We submit il without comment:
The receipts Of The Reading Railroad Company for the
month OF July, this year, being nearly equal
the gross income many roads year. The receipt
Of this road only large, but the increase conya
red with previous years y immense We annex the
gross receipts II July each Of the past years
ZEN. LlELEn-L ANn EEAgLN. EMLEoLl.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-20
Arrest of Epes.

The Petersburg Republican Of yesterday tina,
letter had been received the day previously that town.
containing intelligence Of tne Of Epes, the murderer
Of Z. AdoIphus Nun.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-20

There s excess in the aggregate lSi5 Of l25
Clio barrels which the present month will augment 10 $780,
900 bbls
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-20

Gtv. DAVID f.. Tw0o' The ci,izens Of Augusts
Georgia, have made arrangements 60 present o. General
TeigRs, sword, testimonial VI their appreci,b,p
oi he gallant conduct in the battles II Pao Alto and
Ressca Dc Ia Palma, on the 9th aud gth May last
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-20
TEMPERANCE
6cHRISTlPsN
Naturnl Rem,cs,;e.-Th... 81.

Nuturut k9eu1cthies.-The only reaI arg,,,.n,
Tying Inc various n. ,s
paoe IN the ns~spspers 10 them n, y. $3.50
~ou' us east sneces- But ais true tina, e.
al me virtues aseribed TO them. exhibit
evidences OF tbcir tenchs voluntary ana
OF hundreds OF witnesses These r,in, r. IT,
NAV be sooned attn the END, AWAY. ph.
INC Annals OF diseovry nothing received such
ppto'n Hom those who have tiled Chri.t;e. ~
asneue eufavss Tbs ar, aly ,g.e,J
me use In the long ain Of chronic
wnieh nave Tor years baed all the arr Nam
n oNoeda remedy for DISEASE ar, vet un,,a
na'ep IN greater them vel ,,nr
greatest ~ '''' W DC ue
paper Explanatory pamphlets may ra by 10
he agents Tor this city, Messs DUvAL 4 PURCELL Dugv.
lt7 Main street, Richmond. %
1 sands SarsapariIIa.-ErysipeIa is a ,erv
prevalent and extremely ~b.,, -
80. % mead Leeehng and mefeual ointment sometimes sub
uue inc disease Tor the time being but fet that
Nev apt To appear again. the heated or
eu we nave no hesitation liza v m
ouhu more effective remedy than ointment md
oepoon anu he cure thus effected and
one the merits OF this that by il, action
upon the blood ertinguishes poison by heh m.
cas- generated while most other merely r,nov. n.
visible signs and leave the primary in IN, v..u
For all eu'aneous and together with ons.
THIS preparation may be used ~ith
for further particulars and conclusive evidence ,up-ror
agents gratis. " NV
W Prepared and sold wholesale for
y a u SANDS, Druggists and Chemists Buildips.
NO boan~ay corner OF Chambers York SOLD a,o
V pONAL PURCELL, Agents, Main street Richmond Va
r'ee' ~ per bottle or sr bottles for S dorar.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-20

The Arkansas IVAN Buren, ln,oigenoer Of The 2Gd OLE,
says: The emigration 10 Tetas has again Commenced ~
Wagons were passing through the town daily with EN-,
grants.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-20

Gov. liryufEsoa. Of Texas Vho has been III since his
arrival on The Rio Grando, died few dtys nRo, ~ We
learn from Washington. Is death is generally smenied
by hi. friends
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n q Tic rs .
TEHPERANrE

w There VIII be Temperance Celebration ut Con.
nossNLr on Friday and Saturday. the 2st aud 22d ins,
band OF Music drawn IN by six horses. will star,
from the Depot Mt 10 o'clock A. NJ and march to Cor
donsse-iolowed by the Washing Sons Of Ten.
pesnee the Charlottesville, Psmyrs Barbouisvo aud
msny distinguished speakers sre invited, among them
Hon. I'm G. Rives. Gen. Gordon Prof John H. Minoy
se'e Morton, Esq and Others. Provision will DO made
GosDoSsvrLtr, Aug. 12th, &c.
W Auction Notfcc.--Gfoeenss ke- at sote mi. mor,
i& neo DAVENPORT. ALLEN a CO. Auei,
TEMPERANCE.
u Temperance Meeting will be held in the base.
ment Of DIR. Piumcr's Chorch on Frd.v Ev.ni,s me-,
O'Clock. 10y '"s "'N' ~
Mr.. WV. w G..xs. OF Fredsrcksburu, a warm friend
'ne cause vail deliver an address. As an effort will no
ihen made to form a new Society 10 hold .,.,.d ,; ~.
earnestly requested that all the friends Of the cause be
e",. August 30, &c.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-20

MI &. BE,-Yutp. proprietor 81 the Slnbyvle CTcnnJ
Free Pes fell dead Wednesday last 5 instant, whilst
standing reading n bis office Of Shelb,viIle.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-20

Coming DopH-"One OF the b-hoys" the day Of the
late celebration Of the glorious fourth descannE upon
hHal settlement OF the Oregon question: erously took the
position that the treaty was concession the part Of
Great Britain unparalleled in her history
Glow do you make that OUT" said his companion with
Bo~ery shake Of the head.
MAKE it out. May never kill for Keyser sing Hail
Columby or give three hundred and sixty five cheers for
the Star Spanged Banner, II you ANT thick headed
toner. Didn't We offer the bloody British far up 81
deg. 40 min, and didn't they dopn to 40 mini
They didn't do nothin else.
We left ". y. Globe.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-20

- TUNHE DISEASE or THE SOUTH " An
- Efny ConFesfivr Renttsrt Tho Di-rsse
o. the sou q" containing errtnaufn N Phenomena an
the uH oporasd q The Therapeutic arsn emp Dyed By the ap
" cation ~ Eectreal Laws ny Os Frrisuck Aauson
Price 20 eta Jus published. fof sale by
au2o MASH a wooDHOUsg
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-20
BUILDING HARDWARE.

WE offer for sale, on moderate terms, the I
w lowing articles N which invite The attention ~ Bu
and hechauics generally.
Arle Puleys Buu and Parliament Hirges an sizrs.
Carpenters Patent Knoll Locts Monite and Cotet Locks
Knot ard Thumb fsches Roi scfews Finishing Nails
Bhnd Fastenings, Shut ~ Hooks, Fash Cord
Patent sash Fasisninss, Fash springs sc
iuH w. a J. DOMAIN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-20

AFRICAN PErs.-My friend hsd a visit to pay to NJ L.
French gentleman, and accompanied him. The house
was opened, and entering the inner knocked at
lie door Of saloon requested, by n female
voice "to in" NJ r. opened the door then with
an air OF CONSERVATION, shut immediately and told me
there were two lions going liberty the saloon lie
had scarcely told me this when Madame L. herself OPEN
ed the door, aud begged TO enter observing thai we
need be under alarm, the lions perfectly
We followed the lady; and down the male
lion came aud laid his head on my knee. As for the
honess, she leaped the divan beside Msdame l.
ing at Us from time 10 time, and sometimes giving angry
growl like an angry These animals were about
seven years old, and we're pets. Madame L.
called away that seemed to have taken liking to
me, and was not sorry 10 him Withdraw peaceably
We took departure, carefully avoiding any hasty move
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-20

o. The Rsloigh Register mentions, ~ Circumstance
worthy Of note that Cen wcb0n, who has been elected
20 me House. ci Commons from Wilkes county, q
Der of the 6-si Lsgsstvro ihs, Raleigh 10 1895
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-20

sEaBst
BENJAMIN Sheppard late Sheriff OF eneo county such
Admnnifato Of CEEar Hawkns eeee adm IN
'tIatI Of Henry l. Carter decd Rosanna shsp
PaTd ami William Sheppard children Mary Sheppard
who was Mary Hawk Argyle Walker Martha wife who
was Martha Hawkins Rofe Hawkins and Martha Hawkins
under the age Of twenty Nathaniel their
guardian, assigned defend CharIotts
and Fr derrick MARI adm naor OF Mary sheppard somets
e'ed Mary Iiawkn' Of Susan a Beey Hawkins
Defendants
This cause this day parties by
their counsel their
guardian ad tem TO be beard upon the and the
plaintiff, Of all aid bills replica
tons To oIe and exhibits argued y
sell confederation Whereof hdudRe order
decree that all rave claims
Gear Hawk Mary Shs ppad,
suHan Hawkins and Betsy Hawkins deed do
70 Commissioner roauS for settlement
this date, and that this order be published
RiehmoI WhE and Richmond Enquirer newspapers
printed in the CITY Of Richmond
the Courthouse Of said end also OF Hen
rico county several days
- hereby directed 10 take this
AID all Debts heh be proved tho
estates aforesaid and proved report fact TO
the Court.
Copy. Tsste,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-20
Mr.. Ciay's Opinions.
To tAe Editorse( tAs National I,t,ll,g,ne,,,


AusVsr 10. 1886.
meesrs. GALES * SEAroS Since the passage OF Mr.
Walkers tariff b the authority Of Mr. GAYS opinions
has been frequently quoted both Houses Congress to
support the ad raiorsm principle OF that bill ndu-
ced by this consideration collect the proofs which reute
tina, position, and intend when suitable occasion occur
red to present them the House debate BY reasos Of
the late day OF the session OF Congress- such occurred
In" misrepresentation Of Mr.. CLAWS position tho pro-
'een'e policy is still continued by the Administration pa
pers. with view weaken objections 10 the measure
To eoreetin some degree this peryersion OF Mr. CLArs
principles and opinions request you publish the sub.
stance and eec, OF the facts which collected ON this point
and which herewith transmit you. Respectfully yours,
GARRETT DAVIS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-20

81 Col. Rabe re,,on has been ausebed to tho stsa
u Usn. Ts,l5r one ct his aide.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-20

Il CHANCERE-Virginia: AT a sup. nor eourt OF
ehAneeTy Tor the Richmond Circuit, held
city OF Richmond, Jun, 25th,
PehT Hawkins Joseph Hawkins and Mary Jane HawkinS
pIainf n.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-20

Or Among me propositions nos pending before the New
Yors sne Convention. declaring that court nor
sny other bina shsl have power license appoint
aog p,s'n 20 practise Attorney Counsellor NJ Law
~ suy o ise oouru IT that State and sbfogaung all
such h.snsrs bcfeio.oFo granted
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}. r. sTTH G.

VIRGINIA At Rules held in the Clerks or
~ the supe1s Of Chancey the Richmond CIR,
cult, The 9Th day q huEasi, 1896;
Charles = Peasants ard Eunee his wife Frederick
ssns and Hauist his VIE, Jcbei Parn Eliza
Elizabeth e. Lowncs, Eas Lowaes and Eabeh A. e.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-20

(NEN. ZACHARY TAYLOH.-Idfe Of ssjor Gtne
~ Zachary Tayi with account %, bis brilliant achievec
The RIO gfande and elsewhere including The dcn,e of
and The bae ~ Okee rho bee A., sketches ohs W.
and NJ Maj RrgFod Ms nruvn Cot Cros Capt.
Montgomery Capt Hsy Capt warksr Lleuts Rsgsy Bsh,
dan hc ny .. Prank Powell Illustrated portr.it Of O.
su4 NASH q wooDHoUsg
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-20
IN CHANCERY-VIRGINIA: Al Rule,
plaintiff.

OiA-hANOSNA ~ huIeE,
n holden the Clerks Office Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chanee for the county Of Northumberland Monday
the 9th day Of July. 1886:
wnniifed Barnes ul,ntd
against
Joseph Thomas and George w. Barnes, defendants
The defendant George w Barnes
rance and given security according the Assembly
the Rules Of this Court and appearing, by satisfactory eVi
denee that he not nlabant of Commonwealth
cd That the said defendant appear here day
nctt Ccto' er Term Of said Court and the anHs bn
and that copy of this order be- forthwith
per published City Richmond
~, and posted door n the IIou'e
Copy-Teste:
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-08-07
TIe Tariff Bill passed.

We reioced last week in the hope that Nc
Kay's Tariff Bill, that bill of denominations,
would be so amended in the Senate, as to de-
prive it of much of its destructive power. 1t
was committed by vote of 28 to 27, with in
structons to discriminate in favor of the raw
material and against British manufactures, and
at the same time to increase the Revenue. But
to our dismay the bill was returned without
amendment, and by the casting vote of Pennsyl-
vania's favorite, George M. Dallas, passed the
Senate and only awaits the approval of the Pre-
sident to be the law. Thus once more has the
screw been turned upon Northern Manufactures.
Look to Pennsylvania, you of the pure dcn'ocrG-
cy. Ask if the petitions of her working men are
not treated as a pheasant joke"-and if with
every principle of justice and honorable conduct
violated, with deception and fraud written upon
the deed, you can expect, her sons deprived o.
employment, robbed of livelihood, longer tC
fill the ranks off, your party. What object Il
proposed by the trainers and advocates of thi
bill! Is it to supply deficit in the revenue o
the govermenf!-it is not claimed that it will
raise more revenue than the law of '42. Is
to benefit the laboring interests! Let Pennsyl
vania answer. Is 1t to carry out the avowe
principles of James X. Polk!-Again let Penn
sylvania answer. 1t is intended to encourag
and sustain British Manufactures, and conciliat
British favor for the benefit of Southern slave
holders. 1t is to break down our whole manu-
featuring interest, and ''send begging" thou
sands of skilful, intelligent laborers. 1t wi
encourage fraud upon the revenue-drain tn
country of the precious metals and render tn
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-08-07
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.

We are "taken all aback" by the announce
ment in the Palladium and Herald of last week,
that the Wing Congressional Convention will be
held in Wellsvle on Tuesday, August 18TH"
We think it would have been no more than right
and courteous to have consulted with Carroll pre-
vious to making this appointment. The day fix
ed upon is certainly unfavorable for the people
of this county-the 18th of August being the Sc
cond day of the term of our Court As it may
be too late to make any alteration, it would be
well for the county Convention which will as
semble here tomorrow, to take the necessary
steps to have one delegate chosen from each
township to represent the county Of Carroll IN
said Congressional COnUention sat the time and
place aforesaid"
Tothis, we hope our friends in Jefferson and
Columbana will not object.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-08-07
TO NY OLD FRIENDS

il Is ndispensably necessary thal my old bu-
siness should b. setiled up Immediately. /
therefore call upon all those who are indebted to
me on subscription 70 the Carroll Free Press, for
Job Work, or Advertising, 20 call and pay up
without delay. II am forced into coerciye
measures, there will be no exceptions. / shall
expect al my business to b. sctlied up by the
first Of fSeptember next.
C--I will take Wheat, (though money would
be preferred if delivered by the first Of Sep
tember.
\. B. feel myself under obligation To those
who have REALLY been patrons by being
punclual, (and we have many such, for to them
alone We owe our present existence. Each in.
dyidual will know whelherlhis notice is intended
for him. Friend, if you are in arrears, "Thou art
he man." and the sooner you put yourself
in a more enyiabl6 position, the better for both
you and me. Remember, longer indulgence vii
not be given than the first Of September
r. W. COLLIER.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-08-07
To Druggists.

g. Benz. SMITH is written with pen on the bottom
of every box of genuine Sugar Coated Improved III
dian Vegetable Pills. Some dealers are msled into
the error of supposing there is no difference in Sugar
Coated Pills, and therefore buy worthless mita
ton because they can buy cheap. We shall enlight
en- the public every where in reference to such men,
after THEY are duly informed of the rascaly of these
imitators, every of whom have either PERSONAL
y or through others sought to obtain information Of
my business, by soliciting the agency of my Pills.
man in Albany sent in a MINISTER to obtain, clan
destiney, some knowledge of my Pills. We shall
speak of them all as they deserve.
Office I79 Greenwich street, Iarge Brick Block. }
Always ask for the Improved Indian Vegetable Pills;
and see that G.. Benz Smith ia roreu with pen on
the bottom of the box.
For sale at the store of R. ]. Atkinson, and drug
store of R. Kennedy, Carrollton; VIM. H. Greer g.
Co., Magnolia; Thos, Lake Morges; John Potter, n
Harrisburgh G Manlull, Augusta; E. Hall, Hanover