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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-14

UKDEH FUL.
DJucge ofFrie County Courts, and Counsellor A. Law in
he Supreme Court Notice . hereby gwen pursuant 20 ns
provisions Of the Statute authorizing attachments against
sbscoDding concealed and nonresident debtors Thai 81
attachment has issued sgsnsl the estate OF Ben amin o.
Sump,on a. debtor, and nat the same viii
be solo FOR the payment OF his debts unless he appeAr and
discharge such attachment according 10 law, within nine
months from the hr.t publication Of his notice; and hAt
lie payment OF any debts due 10 him By residents Of MS
STATE and delivery i'm or for his Use OF any proper
~ within hi. STATE d zng him, snd the transfer Of
suv sn-h property by him forbidden By law, ard
voii-Dsied The ism day Of February, l647
: T.. HAVEN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-14

DlTCH.-Soo barrels exts size and prime quality.
IAk-Ropemekers' and hin. superior article
quality.
koslNS--sospmskersa and common rosins large size.
FOR SAFE iow 10 lots 10 suit purchasers, BY
JAS r TAP3COTT,
a. surrs..or 10 Cooke A. Adams, q South-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-14

by ORDER Of Joseph Wsi- Supreme Court Com
ID missioner residing al jamestown, Chautanque Coun-
~ notice hereby given, thai attachment has Issued
against the Of Zera Man debioron
due proOfmade 10 the ssid Joseph Walt supreme Court
Commissioner Aforesaid, pursuant 10 me dlrecons OF
the concerning attachments against sbsconding
concealed and nonresdeui debtors and that the same NJ
be sold for the payment Of his debts unless he ne SAID
Zers Madison. appear and discharge such attachment
according law within nine months from the nrs pubh-
caon Of this notice. and that the payment OF any debts
ana the delivery Of Any property belonging 70 the said
debtor him for his and the transfer OF any prop
ery by him. for purpose whatever are forbidden BY
law and are void-Dsted Feb l, lSi7. ABNER LEWIS,
lOflawgm AIRY for attaching creditor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-14

Corlsnd's, tPeekskilll West Point Col
Spring snd Cornwall The steamer 7 HoMAs POWELL,
Capt Saml Johnson viii leave the pier foot Of Wrensl
for the above psces afternoon Sundays eseepea
commencing April 10, at O'Clock. Returning viii leave
New burgh every morning 81 O'Clock ~ b. All baggage
and FREE every description, bank bills or specie POI
on board Of this boat must be al the risk Of The Ae.
Of unless entered the book Of the boat recepet of
asg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-14

IN PURSUANCE Of sn order Of The Surrogate OF tie
County II New York Notice hereby given 10 all per-
sons having claims against William Etgson late Of the city
OF New YORK gentleman, deceased 20 present The same
with the voucher. thereof the subscriber the Office Of
j. Howe No So Merchants Exchange, 10 tie city Of New
YORK on or before the 9Th day Of July neHLDsted New
York the 5ih day Of January, l54I
NJ fauT.m ELl[ABFIH EDISON. ENfcutFlN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-14

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate d the
lCounty OF SewYofk notice s hereby given 70 al per.
sons having clss against Mary Miles late Of the city OF
New.York widow deceased 70 present The same with he
vouchers thereof The subscriber, Dr. T H. Burras No
Over.sfree in the city Of Newfork. on or before ne
sixth day Of July And all persons indebted 10 the
estate are requested % make immediate payment A. shove
Dated New YORK, the 2si day of December, l3io
7. II BURRAs, Asr,iristrst,rs
fattlc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-14

ESS8raCo pposilon Boats FOR ALBANY and IA.
tefmecisie places. Fare ~. BrsakhA
and dinner on board.
The new and elegant steamer ROGER WILLIAMS
Capt A. DegToot. Tuesdays, ThGrsdsys and SATURDAY
half past A NJ MErANORA, Capt J. :. knighl Nos.
DAYS Wednesdays and Fridays 81 half past A. N son
the pier foot OF Wsrren-sL touching Hammond st. pier
For passage o. light freight apply board the boats Q,
10 GEORGE D0BsoN. 81 the otkee
10 Msrren-st corner OF Nests
Ey All persons forbid trusting the above bosss v,
account Of the owners.
The Roger Williams will not commence her regular uips
md Ia rl-arL Il. 49, -.a -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-14

VELOCIPEDEs, PROPbLLEhSt, Caos and
Rocking Horse.-A full assortment OF Felocipedes,
ProPelers Cabs and Rocking Horses In pine and hard
woods OF various eoors aud designs made for For
sale By JOHN J. BROWNS co. ~ Fulton-sl
% near Nassau.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-14

p Island Private sals-Consists OF u sores OF land
under The highest state o. cultivation, three iourhs
OF mile west OF the village OF jamaica pom The premi'
se fne shruhbery OF years growth, also abundanee
Of fine grated fruit, gardeners cottage 10 good oIdeI,
sub.tapIis sabes barns coachhouse and various other
outhouses The having been destroyed by hfel
the foundation, excavation, snd much building materal
remain The whole will be sold bargain az the present
owner does not wish rebuild For further particulars
apply TO A. J. BLEECKER, Aucaoneer,
-lv Broad-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-14
VIM Z. SMITH, Jt q Liberiy.sL or
as eod3w' CHAs. COE, 5l2 Hudson-st

Of about s. acres, In The town Of White ans West
= chester Co. ore and half miles from the Harlem
Railroad Depot The land il Of The hrst quality and
good orchard on the premises Apply 10
al 2aw3wXks+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-14

I'D y ORDER Of Hon Mlcnarl l 4slorlrl fHss S--so
ID Of he Court Of Common Pleas Tor The Cty and County
Of New-York-So,c4 = hereby given, pursuant 10 me
provisions Of he stsuis authorizing AlAen-n Atalss
sbscod1y concealed and nonresident debtors hat an
attachment has issued against The estate Of Chares A. -
v0ye snd Uyse Savoye, no1-resder debtors OF re I'm
savoye Crosby Co residents Of Hobosen IN me ssie Of
New Jersey and that the Will be sold ior NE pay
meuf Of heir dehis hey appear aud sleh
attachment according 10 lsT, within nine rnonhs nom nc
fri publication Of this notice and thai me pay ent Of any
deb due 10 them By residents Of this State and ne dey'
ery 10 them or Tor heir use Of any property within ms
state belonging them, and the transfer Of any cn pro
perry by them forbidden By law and are VOID Dsied
he fifteenth DAY Of September 1916. NJ. BRENEKr
slslawsm Attorney FOR Attaching Creditor - Wal-sl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-02
TIE MARCH OF TIE ARMY

We have al last authentic news that Gen. SCOTS ar
my was to leave Puebla, ON the 7lh, Sth, 9Th of last
month. 1t would appear thai he was bu, waiting the ar
rival Of PIercets column, as the general mders for the
march We're issued as s~n as it reached the camp. We
should suppose he took with him some II or $1,000
men, alter leaving a competent garrison in Puehla -
There was no doubt that Santa Anna had. by some means.
raised an army respectable in numbers, equipment and
discipline. and that uore than one pass had been
strongly fortified. We have nodoubt that We shall with
IN eight or ten days, hear of some hard fighting. We
have no fear that the result Hll not be honorable to our
arms. Our troops are in that stale of mind, in which
defeat, by any superiority of numbers, is an idea not to be
tolerated. The whole country will avail, the news with
the deepest anxiety.
In The sklrmish, which took place between the column
Of recruits uhder Major Lally and the Gucrrilleros. it
Will be seen that two young officers. from the Mountains
OF Virginia, have been severely, if not MORALLY wounded.
IT is little more than two months since Capt. C.lwrll
passed through Lynchburg, with his company. to en-
bark at Old Point. He had scarcely landed before he
met, as we fear, a soldiers fate. Capt. cummings il
from Ablnsd II. lie succe eded in raising a Company
of Volunteers last winter, but not in time 10 be received
in the Virginia Regiment, Swas subsequently appoin,ed a
{ apiain IN the llth Regiment Of Infantry. and recruited
a company and took it by the way Of Guyandotte TO
New Orleans.
The straits to which the amy was reduced for the
want OF money as set forth in Mr.. kendall's letter. is a
good comment upon the boosted management Of the war.
Our readers will learn with pleasure the escape. and
safe arrival at Puebla, of Major Gaines and Midshipman
Rogers, SO long detained as prisoners in Mexico.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-02
DIR BOYNTON,S L7ST LECTURE
TO .h.LNJF.7CTERERS OF. IND DEAL ERS
IN, TOBACCO. SHIPPING TO
.NEU ORLEANS

VIE great reduc'iun hat has taken place in tho
price of Manufactured Tobacco, in the New Or.
leans market, inr the last Two years. is very apparent.
and must be known 10 all who have shipped To this mar
ket, The object now is 10 manufacture such Tobsccocs
as VIII suit the tlade. II is a lamentable truth TIM, To
baccoes thai Two years ago commanded 80. 40 and 50
Cents. can be purchased nav al 10. Is and ~ cents; and
thai large lois ri any Totaceoes over 20 cents canno, 10
sold. The sales OF the present season have been VI u, 7,
: and ~ cent Iobarcoes, and but II small portion at %.
3Om 10 cents. So low, indeed, have Iohaccocs been
sold. that large quantities have bccn sold n, auction fvr
cash Al near the private prize, of low grade TuIaccoss.
aud has had such n tendency To encourage Public Sales,
that the greater portion OF tobacco. shipped to New Or
tnns hereafter, eau bo sold land ! thna To adyaniage)
At Auction Trade Sales. For these kind Of Tolaccoes
O.. 7, < aud ID cents. some little ~. Is and 20 cenis,) |
solicit consignments, believing can render satisfaction.
Those who may wish 10 open a correspondence about the
particulars Of the trade here. terms. Insurance aud other
matters pertaining ihcre,o,l shocld be most happy ID give
all Information III my power 10, either rs regards sales
AT auction OF private sales shall have Tobacco Trade
Sales scnii monthly.
THOMAS d. WINSTON.
NV ORLEANS, July u. lSli-l2tr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-02

AT a meetingof the people of Washington county.
held at the Court house. on motion Of MIR. Charles s.
Bekcm, DIR. Daniel Irgg WIS appointed Chairman,
and DIR. NJ nead. Secretary.
After having Explained the object Of the meeting, Mr.
Wyndham Robertson offered The following preamble
aud resolution, Which were unanimously adoplad
" lereas a Convention Of Delegates from the counties
interested III the projected Railroad connection between
James River aud the Ohio, has been invited to assemble
at Lynchburg, ON the I'D September, and invitation
extended to this county 10 be represented there; and, as
The people of Washington feel a profound interest in the
completion Of a scheme in which, they believe, more
perhaps, than any other. is involved the future greatness
Of Virginia or her relative aud increasing superiority
while they are not iIsensible TO the benefit to llicir local
interests. however inadequate, ofso much of il as shall
unite by Railroad Lynehburg with New River, there
fJie,
Resolrtd, That in testimony of these sentiments and
Of their cordial gooG wishes for the success of the Road
the Chairman appoint twelve Delegates (wIih the right
to aproint oihers) 10 attend the said Convention I'll be-
half Of this county.
Whereupon, ,he following gentlemen were appointed
delegates Nv yndham Robertson, John III. Preston,
Gov. David Campbell. Gen. Peter {. Johnston, VIM.
Y. e. White, |. B. Dunn. b.. r. Johnston. jhOs. 6.
Mcdonnell. Chas: s. Bekem. Mag. John Campbell Col.
s4mnei T.. Guvde.l, Col N!n. byags.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-02
TRUST SALE.

Y virtue of a deed ofIrnsi executed to the sibscri-
ES her by Jesse Clark, bearing date on the 2Slh day
Of Alril, 1910, and Of record in the Clerks oficc Of the
county, OF Amherst. the undersigned will sell on Wed
nesday the 22d inst. at the residence of said Clark, in
the said county, about IL miles distant from Lynch
Iurg. the following property viz: one Negro Woman
named ScilIa one Bay Horse, three Feather Beds, three
Straw Beds, three Bedseads, with the usual bed clothing.
one Doe. Chairs, 9 setts Knives / Forks, 9 Dining Ia
blcs, one S%ideboard enc Cupboard. 2 Lacking Glasses,
one DUz. Plates, q Dishes. one Sett Cups and Sducers,
one Doz. Tea Spoons, Stable Spoons. one Pair Shov-
ell and longs pair Andiruns, 2 Candle sticks, one
Carpet, one Plough, aud all the other plantation u,cn-
sis, and : hogs. Sale 10 commence at o o'cl elk. No
other title will be conveyed except such as is vested by
said decd. Ierms C1.s,. HENRY l. BROWN,
Sep. c.tt-S l4ut.ee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-02
DIR.

IL Is no' often our citizens have an opportunit, of hear
my a man Of taste, elolnenco and requirement. lecture
upon the phenomena of same OF The most mysterious and
interesting branches nj PHI steal science. DIR. loyuron
has,io several nights, instructed anil l~,ligtted his audi
ence by discourse, upon E%lecirp-M ,sno ism \ Geology.
ln''rspefsad with beautiful espari ments illustrative oi
these sciences. IL lecture. IA MALAY night. In which
he untolled the theory that all thu lnptions Of the heaven.
y bodies were the result OF Electro Magnetic Influence.
was slngn'aily Interesting, and The array of facts aud
experiments n support ri II very Imposing.
1t Will he seen that his last lecture of tho course will
be given 10 night.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-02
RETURN OF

1t will be seen that Paroles, the banisl,ed ex Presi-
dent OF Mexico, has landed at Vera Cruz and passed
h'ough the city without molesiation. Hell it is wei
known, Is bitterly hostile TO he United States, and .at the
same tlme,is a personal and political enemy Of Santa An
M. lie was charged. when in power, with being ia
vorabIe 10 the establishment of Monarchy. What are
his designs IN reappearlng at this moment, on the thea
ire OF actlon-and what is TO be the eilcct} As to the mo-
tives they may be Of a mixed character, and. il
would be uncharltable and, perhaps, unjust, to snp-
pose that a sp nit of lofty patriotism may not have
induced him to tender his services to his country
IN her moment of extremity. lie may have views
OF private revenge and personal ambition to serve, or he
may be an emissary Of Louis PHILIPPE and the Spanish
Court. From Whatever motives he may have thrown
himself upon his country, we do not believe that he can
do much IN arr sing the catastrophe. lie came too late.
We doubt not a decisive battle was fought and Mexico
IN possession of our troops before lie coull by possibility,
reach there. Nor could he have done much had he ar
rived sooner. To have opposed Santa Anna would be
TO play into our hands by increasing the number Of fac
lions-and he would not. we think, surprising him to
suppiant Santa Anna, have done what that leader
has achieved. He who, after the humiliation Of two
numerous and well appointed armies, and under the
disgrace of two such defeats as Bucna Vista and Cerro
GurIo. occurring within two months of each other could
in tie face Of personal enemies and embirtered factions.
till retain such a h I'D upon the affections of his country
men, as to raise. equip and discipline an army. formida-
BILE in numbers and efficiency, is, we venture to say, no
ordinary man.
We do not, therefore. attach any great importance 10
the temperance Of Paroles.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-02
Robinson ~ E,sareG's
y Il " ID Hs X q EEsst1S 4.

'FNilS splendid establishment, composed of ONE HUN.
L Dhfp MEN and HORSES, will he cxhbitedi in l. yu,hl
burg, on Thursday, September 10Th, l1th and sth, 8 day,
only.
Doors open at o'clock, p. NJ. "
There will be a grand performance on Friday. l7b. 70,
the accommodation Of the Ladies and children. Doors omen
nj four o'clock.
The company viii exhibit, on Monday, the 18Th. nj Lev.
ington; Tuesday lith, at Natural Bridge; Wednesday Ian
at ohesnu' I'M From ! %ynrhl,grg the, goto Wards Bridge
1halk Level, Pitts ylvana e. II, Dan, lille, Gre,nsboro n
e Salisbury, Charlotte, Yorkvillc, South Carolina, Augusta.
en route Tor I harlcstun.
Tine immense Caynicndc
OfCarriages and Horses, on entering the towns and villages
through which they pass, will be preceded by the celebrated
NEW YORK BRASS BAND,
In a magnificent Band Chariot, drawn bv TEN mar
IIf L CREAM HORSES, driven by
NJ O n $. G X T. T. n.
The most celebrated rcinsman in the L. States.
The proprictors, having been before the public Ion 20 year.
deem 1t unnecessary 10 maxi further comment. For paiticu-
lars Of performance, see large bill, aud descriptive pamphlets
WILLIAM LOUNT, Agent.
August 30-tdE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-02

Mr.. q. Grimes, the author, has LAID upon our table.
two stout pamphlets one a treatise ON insanity-,ht
other ola miscellaneous character. but bearing upoa
mind, education, Sc. The popularity OF these works
Is this. The author was for many years an inmate OF
the Tennessee l.unaiie Asylum, and during his coniine
ment there and Wills, lahoriog under mental alienation,
wrote the latter pamphlet. The other has been writer
since his RESTORATION TO reason and is founded On self oh
scrvation. We have not read the productions, but per
ctlve that they have been Highly Commended BY GU
brethren of the press in the Southwest.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-02
COTTON

tHNlE subscriber would now inform the Merchants IN gen,
! eral as well as the public, that hr IL making, at tlr Bllcl'
Water Cotton Factory, az good AN article OF lotion arms rs
Is made in any establishment he cares not whose ii he, and
all he wants Is ir a lair trial to he made OF the yarns Ia piuvc
them The subscriber is we'll aware oi the difference IN good
and bad yarns, aud, in order that YOU may not be imposed on,
as You arc liable to be, Try the yarns, and IL YOU cunt wml,
tlfm, just put them UP as You found them, aud make out the
charge iut carving MS we'll aa returning, aud the subscribe,
will pay the ireights On the delivery oithe yarns 10 him at
the Factory.
Also, he generally has a good lot of waddng, suitable for
I omttt', on hand, al OF which shall he sold al iai, prices.
Please give HIM a sail when you want any thing in his way
JAS. s. c1iGWnSoN, Agt
l~ynchburg Sept. Isl. isl7-ts
g. The Lexington, Abingdon, aud fincastlc, Va, and
Jonesborough, Tenn, papers, viii copy w6w and forward
account io til. office.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-02
MORE VOLUNTEERS.

The Baltimore Suns Washington Correspondent
good anihorliy-says the Prcsident has called Tor two
regiments ol Volunteers from Tennessee, two from Ken
lucky aud one from lndiana-in all. five thousand men.
The writer says, +" he design Of the Government is 10
have thirty thousand men, under Gen. Scott. by the
close Of September." This design, i, is obvious. cannot
he fulfilled, Gen. Scott has not twenty Thousand men
now, and who can hope that five thousand Volunteers
can be rai9ed-cvrni in the gallant and patriotic States
named above-wlthin thirty or even sixty DAYS. Why
were not these men called for at an earlier day }
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-02
DEATH OF col. WILSON.

We perceive viii, regret the death, at Vera Cru1. Of
Col. Louis u. Wilson, OF L. s. A. lie was native of
Norm carolina and a gentleman of worth and intelli
geoce. lie was long the Speaker of The Senate oihis
otalc-raised a company in the North Carolina Regiment
Of ' olnntears. and. after reaching the Rio Grande. was
appointed Colonel Of the 10Th Regiment Of Infantry.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-02

o. 1t may be acceptable news To his many friends in
this vicinity 10 hear, that Capt. q. {. lluttet. Of the 9TH
Infantry, arrived at Vera Cruz, on the lst Of August
aud marched with the detachment Of recruits under Ma
l.aly. which had The brush with the Guerrilla Iaftirs .ol
which an account, is given in another column.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-02

o. We observe thai, the Stanton Spectator says
hat there is a gentleman there who is surveying a route
for a Telcgrarhic line, from Cincinnati to Riclmnnd
via PIT. Pleasant and the Springs. As Cincinnati is al
ready connected with Richmond, though circuitously,
t is rather strange that a direct communication should
be projected.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-02

HAVE just received the Fall Fashion Of the HAT
y Tor the present year, and invite customers aud the
public generally, 10 call aud see il. nj the old stand of
GAME, \ SrirzEn. where they car be supplied with
an article, that il would be hard to equal in this market or
10 excel. in any o,hcr-so far IA regards looks. color and
durability. WILLIAM SITlIER.
Sept. Pm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-02

BJ- The Stockholders Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Rail Road, in General Meeting, have approved Of the
acceptance. by the Board of Dlrectors. of he Law of Viz
gina granting the right Of way TO Wheeling. They
also resolved tia, the wsrk sh 1uld ls forthwith com
,neaccd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-02
Great National 1SiEI.

Great National Pal.
DIR q. BENZ, SMITHS
Improved h3dim ~Ietcidb!e Original
AR oATE i. - Fl |. Is.
There have been received ut the Principal ofLee in New
YORK probably neat iuGo ,stimonials-luu eds that have
move been Published.
\ GOOD AND TRIED MEDICINE.
nR, j. Benz. SMirn's
"Saedr Ct0ieaa Indian Jeeffabt Pills.
he "%impt1Ned Indian Vegetable FILLS" tSurn Coated,
,e 'e'iainl, dung maah goed ia the whole country, and ars
h'ghl, esteemed, iione hall is true that people write aud "a,
400" 'ht,n. They ale sp EASY IN their operation That all Hike
them The Editor OF tie Northern state Journal, ton, OF the
,arRc'ian best parcta N the State OF y. N.D writes as il.
lows:
DIR. CllllIoN'S EVIDENCE.
some OF DIR. Smiths opponents have circulated the report
'''' the astonishing cures these pills have made, are atttihu-
'ao'' 10 mercury but the fist Chemist IN New Nak, after
a 'n''"'e ehem,ral examination, gives the following
! nave analA sed a box OF ID. Smiths sugar Coated Indian
vegetable Pills, and find that the, do not contain mercury in
any tom.
JAMES II. Chiffon, NJ u.
New-lark, July %, isi5, chemist.
State OF New York,
City and County OF New York. ~
Personally appeared briotc me III. Benianin Smith and
made oath that the statement of lr. hilton above ~ TRUE
ana That these Pills dc not contain ar, injurious substance,
but they ate entirel, composed at vegetable properties; and
iufthc,, that he is the inventor of sugar Coated Pills "
G.. BENJAMIN SMITH.
Sworn before me this iafh day
oi August, A. - isl5.
" T. nANrMENER. Ma,or.
For .ae In .vnehhutp, by
JOHN II. SEAN, Druggist,
o'p' I'm Agent lor the Proprietor