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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-19

~ hundred tor sale the village Of AUBURN.
distant about one mile from the Courthouse, lying
the side Of North-st The mansion house Is conmc
dious and well finished. There is also convenient ten
ants house with barns hay house, carriage house grana
&c all IN good repair The farm Is generally well fenced
with sGne wall There . valuable appe-orchard snd
variety of other grated fruit grapes, &c ALSO an eas
iy worked quarry Of limestone suitable for building wood
l0t Sc Terms Of payment easy and title indspu. able
For farther particulars inquire o. Hon VIM C. Hssbrouck
Newburzh; James H. Cox Esq Auburn 81 the scbscr
Der near Canterbury, Orange Co.
anil gayvalu- PETER ROE
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PETER ROE


~, FOR SALE-A Farm IN Duichess County Far
20 private sale until the 1T Of November II nor thea
disposed Of, will be put up public suction on
Thursday Nov llsifuaed y miles from tie VILLAGE q
POughkeepsi, On the premises good farm house
riage house. large sud commodols barns, stables
sheds Stables nearly new, and very well aran. ed Tbs
farm has creek running through portion OF ir TIE
land Ia well adapted either grain grass There D. Z
for building residence uneqgaled IN tho county,
commaldu- view for nearly twenty miles In circImis 20
ence. Said farm IL beonp ng % the estate ~ Los
Brewster deceased and IS 70 be sold 70 make settlement
with the heirs. For farther particulars inquire Of
H. T. JEWETT, ,por.,kaor...
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CLOTHING.
CLOTHING.
WHOLESALE and RETAfL.
= EVANQ

WHOLESALE ANO RETAfL.
y EVANS
REMOVED FROM IA Broadway to 10 Fulton. At. whore
she mas manuiacinfed large assortment Of Clothins
made up In the latest style and best manner whsn he
offers for sale for the following extraordinary low prices
CLOAKs, Of black and blue broadclotb.
Beaver and Pilots, from. ,..........s A. 90 10 p %
OVERCOATS and OVERSACKs. every
shade OF Tweed. Brosdcloths Beaver and
Pdots from ,;.;.......,. 90 to % 90
Dress and Frock Goats, single and double
q breasted, ,eS ron ... % to u 90
meres French, Doeskins and English black
Cassmeres &c Of every style. from ..... % 10 90
VESTS, endless variety Of black satin
velvet, MeriuOs and bombazines from 1 30 10 + %
Also, large assortment Of French English German and
American Brosdcloths Caaimeres aud Vsstipgs yhieh
will be made mp to order to suit L EVANS,
OIL Zmeod- 70 F9ltonst
EENTLEMEN,s FALL, AND WINTER WEAR
VI WIN T. JENNINGS 4 co. Diapers and Tsilor.. I'm.
porers Of Cloths, Cassmeres Vesngs Fancy Dress Aft
egn agencies shall be kept IN receipt Of the
novelties Of the London and Paris markets with
the view OF rendering assortment still attractive
10 our numerous patrons q continuance whose ayors
shall endeayor 10 merit by an adherence TO moderate
charges aud rendering the style and character Of
ments second 10 no house IN the trade
The stock Of goods for Fall and Winter wear comprises
various styles Of cloths for dress rock ard over coats
petos &C. Cassmeres for pantaoons, and yesfings IN
In the way Of read -rnsde garments We shall have
unusually extensive supply consisting OF our well known
styles Of petos dress and frock coats panaoons
vests coaks, &C. with selection Of the nches' ancy
dress articles including silk and satin scaris and cfaVss
handkerche gloves suspender half hose shirts under
drawers &c 80 u
Two TIE PUBLIC.-A most beautiful and wei mad
y Shirt for 81 JD-ony think OF It, The old established
shirt and Furnishing Warehouse OF JOHN r SUIT
still continues to sell the best shirts In the city tor the
above pnce Notwithstanding the many attempts 81 eompe
tton In his neghborhood. One call vii satisfy the most
iasdous persons Of the truth Of the above statemen
Store - Nessaust opposite Herald Office Essblished
1884: Flannel shirts aud drawersa at very low prices.
81 Inn
FANCY SILK and satin Crsyats--the most splendid
u assortment we have had 10 oher.
o. WIN. r. JENNINGS & co 81 Broadway.
NEW STYLEs-scotch plaid Office Coats Just tin.
Wished at ~ Broadway American Hotel.
olJ WIN. JENNINGS & co.
NEW STYLES Plaid Walking Coats Tor sale ready
made, by WM T. JENNINGS X co
% 81 Broadway. Op pOste the Fountain.
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MN ROOFS MADE TIGHT. a

ADD wsffanIed-- oNhgt FaTshI Amencan conlpO,l.
ton Sheatbins Ia over old TN roof wall render HI
teety tight hreproof and permanent 70 walk over New
roofs penk boards covered for per foot ana
warranted BY THOMAS A. YOUNG,
Ol5 IL suffolk Defiance
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FICIA L.,
LIST OF LETTERS.

,oyrErIsrp IN rHs TRIBUNE SPECIAL .rroiSrsEsr.
Ala Ard 81 u farther enacted,
And all advertisements made under the orders Of the Post
master General IN newspaper newspapers, OF Letters
uncaed for In any Post Once shall be inserted in the
per papers Of the town or place where the office sdver
usins may be situated havtRg TIE largest Circulation
NeIr Post Ohos Latr passed MdroA :, is45
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COTRT-In Equity-EDMI NJ

&IPKEhE IOI KT-In EqaIly..tDM, ID n
bcWEl MAN, sc. Executors, SC. OF Abner Weyman,
deceased, Timothy Miggn, NcBill for force osge OF
a mortgage Horitio Bogart Of the City OF New York.
plaintiff solicitor Timothy Wggu. Mathew Marshall
and William Since three defendants in this cause whose
place residence j. gland IN Great Britain. are
urcd appear this and enter their appearances
ia the Newlork City and County Clerks Office, by the
third day Of april next orthe bill filed therein Will DO Ia
Ken Q. confessed BY them. % lew3W
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order from The Surrogate Of
The County OF Kings. notice Is hereby given 10 all the
creditors Of JOHN BENJAMIN, late of the Cily u
Brooklyn IN said County, deceased 10 present their
respective accounts wh the proper vouchers hereof al
No IN N afen-lane, IN he City OF Nsw-Y0rk or be-
fore lns 28h Of January 1913 Dated NewYork July a.
l3i7. FREDERICK BENJAMIN,
4, y fsuffn Afmriztfator
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70 Xxi TT TKEE~.-IH8 slDsl IIIeT THspeffIlTT
Ao sOcifs the attention Of fruit growers ami dsaiars
fruit trees bis stock offered for sale tho cnsuIHg
Autumn and next Snring consisting m part 0f 1900
superior n0cuafed peach tree, Of the choicest early arr
late varieties Also, 1000 apple trees Of the most esl,-
ed varieties from 10 feet high. Also few tholsa1r
OF apricot cherry and pear trees Catalogues poet
naif applications Address ISAAC PULLES
~ tOt,ods TIfghtsfovvu Isr.sv
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bY ORDER OF David 81. Chspn, Esquire, Supreme
ID Court Commissioner Notice II hereby given that 40
atachr has been issued against the estate OF william
Bake late Of Norfolk, H. Lawrence County, rs nones
debtor and that the will be sold for The payment
deb- unless he appears within nine months from The
first publication hereof and discharges such attachment ac
clrdng law and bat The payment Of any debts due to
him rom resi- .ens This State ard the delivery 20 him or
for his Of any property belonging 10 him and the trans
Ter Of snch property forbidden hy law and void
March 9th i8ti JAMES Brown Attorneys
rn1l fa,yQ.n f,r Attaching Creditor
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amelia JapOnlcas donble, white and other enc ce a.
rieties we wl sell few hundred Of The best plants
very cheap They are ia fine order and filed with Tower
buds. many are ofarge sire 20 10 feet hgh) ALL koses
ia abundance Laurstinos Daphne Heaihs, Helioropss
Azalas Prmulas, sc. for Winter flowers fine imported
Moss and other Garden Roses, Shrubs, Orspeyine Aan
thus trees &c bouquets and wrea,hs Of choice fJWes
mndo 10 order WM PHELAN & SONS, Florists.
ola Inn Corner Of Avenue \ and Fifth e..
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TIN ROOFS MADE TIGHT for 2. cent per zoo,

Il aud warranted -GOodwiu's Patent HydroPne umstie
Cement sheshins laid old roof vii render II
perfectly tight PsoOf and permanent 70 walk
New roof Of sns boards covered TO- a per foot
and warranted, BY SAM GOODWIN
VI In 80 West Broadway, nssI ChsubersL
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IN PURSUANCE u MI order Of lne Surrogate OF the
County Of NewYOrk notice Is hereby gwen TO all per-
CIV Of New York dec ss-d IA present the sans with The
vouchers thereof ID the subscriber Al his residence No S
ADMINISTERED In the Cy OF Brooklyn or before the ih
day OF FEBRUARY next Dated NewYorE he % day Of
Augn,t 1871 JOHN NJ PERRY, Executor
L.. .ua
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LsHADES DOORS, kc-MsnuiactuIedt 70 order Of any
size elegantly painted IN hne OIL eoors, any Land
.eape Lettered for office other device required
mahogany frames others. These Shades admit al
the and Isht into the and full view 70 the
the time they prevent persons seeing INTO
the rOoD and keep out all mosquitoes bes and other IN
They very ornamental and durable Msn1iac
tared also for Southern trade PHces regular
Communication post PAID from any place promptly at
tended 70. lo6 81 LEE CO Office 500 Bleecker-st.
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eg FARM wANTEDON a LEASE, win i6'

eS privilege Of buying - 10 ~ acres u good ara
- bic wheat lard, with due proportion OF woodland
and suitable huidi ngs within ~ miles Of and easily A
ces-ibe 10 the city. Address HORATIO STEPHENS
New-i0rk with parflculirs Oh lF'
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CONsUMPTION AID LIvER CONIPLAINT.

NFor six years have suffered with these awful dsea-
ses and from my heart, feel for all similarly afflicted,
and beg OF them try Dr. Taylors Basam OF Liyerwort
his medicine cured when could not move In bed,
aud was not expected to live week Prepared genuine
only. at Is Beekmsnst formerly 575 Bowery.
Isi2 6m' VI. A. Marks. 100 ktnet
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CORPORATIONNOT

INTEREST on Oily STOCk~.-The lnfefelt
Ion the Public Stocks If the City Of NewNork due ard
payable November J. ls47, will be paid on that day by J.
SRA LAwREScf, Esq Chamberlain Of tho City. At tia
Bank ot the State OF NeNNork The transfer books wi
be closed Tuesday, October y, ats O'clock 7 NJ.
IT, FOR the accommodation Of stockholders transfer
viii he permitted during the time the books remain eose
10 take effect the first Of the following month.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-19

NNH - fst~Nff< NOtice % FentIcmen who
,pCOVwsnt their old clothes 70 ook ks rev cali ~
The Tsilonns Dyins Cleaning and Repairns F.tsblsh
nept % Oodst where you set al srens. nifcb a.
glue and paint extracted without sops me rb =, r.
shortest notice and on the reasonable .,,os H.
J. b. NOAH, 20 GOld-st door from EssL,noSS
NB.-The highest Pnee Psio for ssutsmeps isf, on
wearing apparel os i'm.
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CHRAP VARIRTY sTORE-Tl


Sbegs leave 10 tender his sincere thanks 10 his friends
and the public for the very liberal support which he has
received and hopes 10 mert continuance Of their
He having large stock Of unredeeuea pledges
hand he is prepared TO supply all who give him cal
any other establishments IN the city
ssng Of gOod secondhand dress tTock coats
the low prce Of from g each pantsOOns - each
Also constantly hand good assortment o. good Eng
hsh silver aud other watches and ewery and few
sod second hand vohns and other kinds OF musical and
mathematical Instruments; seXtsnts, qusdTauts, good
double and single barrel guns, pistols, spygasses, ana
swords Also good assortment Of mechanics ana other
tolls few fine toned eishtkeyed hutesi spien
didiy finished ivory flute silver mounted and great many
other articles too numerous " mention Call Al the old
established store. l. WILSON
AZ I'm Formerly simpson A Wilson 10 Chaihsrn-st.
RARGAINS.-The subscriber would respectfully ia.
- form the public that he i selling on cheaps large and
varled assortment Of unredeemed pledges At greatly
doeed prices consisting Of overco.s and coaks from from
- 70 40 each psnts and vests, from IS 81 each
also large assortment Of watches and jewelry Of all
descriptions, and all kinds Of musical and mathematical
Instruments sextsnts qusdrants guns pistols swords
lery and great many other articles numerous 10
mention. Also large assortment Of carpenters tools
Those Of the above enumerated articles would do
well 10 call and examine before purchesing elsewhere
T. WILSON
Formerly Simpson Wilson, 10 Chsfham.st
BAN those having any Of the abovenaned articles
which they DESTROYS % dispose Of al reasonable price
will please call on l. WILSON. ls Chsthamst s25 I'M
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IIOUsRKHEPRRs, UARDWARF, CUTLERY

c. Fine IVORY and common Table cutlery caffcfs'
spoons casters tssIsys lamps csDdlesueks steel hire
Ns cone mills, pantry scales warming pans, sad eHd
teen lrons britannia and Japsnned ware brass kettles
ho.V" ~e sauce pans, round add oval pots waffle
&c &C. = - T.iTrT-F
O9 eOdSm u.,. oaha.- . -, a. - -
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IN PURSUANCE OF ana order Of the Surrogate OF the
l County 90 New-lofk, notice i hereby gwen 10 a per
sons having claims against BARBARA HAuLIiOl 81,
late the City of Newly ork widow, deceased 20 present
the same with the vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber AT
his store No 90 Fraukiu-treet M the City OF New ofS
on or before the 9th day OF February next Dated New
~ lawGu- JOEL b. PURDY Executor.
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I ng petitions have been presented the Board OF
deunrn, viz To have Forty hirds - between tie Es go
aud Twelfth avenues regulated. graded aud Macad f
To- have cuycrts constructed the south west coru-
WaNerly-flfce and GA the south west corner 80 We
WasnugtOu-ulaoe and SiNth-av To have sewer CO.
sfruced iu Broadway between Cortland and Drg So IT.
have % sewer constructed ia Grana-st from the se~~
Mercerst 10 point one hundred feet west vi Bl0alwa
To have sewer constructed Slxthst between .eu.s
d and the Fast River. To have sewer constructed
Broadway between Seventeenth and Eighteenth So !
have sewer constructed Twenty -l0urt-st betweef
point hundred feet east Of Sec0ncay aud East rive
All persons interested the above propositions having
objections 70 the same requested 60 present hef
Whiting 20 the undersigned AZ his office No HAL OF l.
cords on or before the tweutysNh day Of October us
MARTIN r. THOMPSON. Street Commis'ione4
fl.t,r. nefI ala
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r=i yALUABLE wATER-PowER For sale

LII .he premises formerly occupied BY the Cedar Grove
offered for sale Cedar Grove Is situated anon tie NeafS
and Pompon Turnpike about 10 miles rom tho city of
New OK, miles from Newark miles from Little Fals
aud miles from Paterson. The stream IL suDolie6 D,
living springs, with fall Of forty feet giving power b.
b. depended upon in an season,. For terms appiy b.
WILLIAM WALLACE, Chatham. BgAcH Y ANDES soot New
ark, or GEORGE D. BALDWIN
Oh 2a,sTuG saosS la,gThistNls IS Spruce-ss Ne,ryt
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suEanF'. Orricr, Ntw.Yoav. OCT. I. l8i7

Tie above Is published pursuant 20 the notice of the
Secretary Of state, and the requirements of the Statute in
such made and provided. j. j. V WESTERVHLT,
Sheriff Of the City aud County OF New-Tork.
to All the public newspapers in the county, viii pub
sh the a owe once IN each week until the ecton and
then hand ia their bills for advertising the same that
they may be laid before the Board Of Supervisors and
passed for payment. See Revised Stat vol chap 6, title
3. artIcle 81. part ist. page 40. or law D&WASW
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-10-02

The Secretary Of State may be a very con.
sistent Locofoco, but he Is an extremely incoi-
sistent politician. We have often wondered
how man who opposes the "%sailor's rights"
war; as holly as he did, could be SO strong an
advocate for the Mexican war. And in view
OF this inconsistency, we were led to wonder
whether or not his late letter, so laude d BY
southern democrats, expressed the views that
might have been expected Of its writer. 1t
seemed to linger in our memory that Mr..
Buchanan, now a violent COMPROMISED was
once totally opposed to the Missouri compro-
mise, and that too at a time when it was a very
'Practical question" He says be now advo-
Gates the compromise, because it will not and
cannot, obviate the fact that California, (after
which the Administration is now grasping)
must be settled, ifacquired by us, by emigrants
from the free States. Hence slavery will be
sufficiently excluded from that country, both
north and south Of the compromise line; and
therefore the Secretary is in favor Of the COM
promise.
1t seems, however, that III 1919, when the
Of Missouri into the Union was q
''practical question:" tho Secretary did not
to give her the blessings and privileges
Of the Federal Constitution, unless she would
slavery. We suspected as much.
The editor Of the York (Pa.) Republican has
recently published the following resolutions,
which were reported at a public meeting, held
Lancaster in 1919. Mr.. Buchanan was one
Of the leaders in the meeting, and was a men,
Of the Committee which reported the reso.
l~utions.
Resolred, That the Representatives in Con.
cress from this district be, and they are herebv
most earnestly requested to use their utmost
endeavors as members of the National Leoislo.
ture, to prevent he erIstence Of slavery in h Of
the Territories or States which NAV be erected
by Congress.
ResolUed, ThMin the opinion Of this meet.
ing, the members Of Congress who at the last
session sustained the cause Of Justice. human,
~ and patriotism, in opposing the introduction
OF slavery into the State then endeavored to be
formed out Of the Missouri Territory, are emit.
tied to the wprmest thanks of every friend oil
humanity.
II will be seen from the resolutions that Mr.
Buchanan was once a violent Wilmot proviso
man. What has enlightened him unon IL,
subject, and made him change his ground. we
cannot conjecture, unless he is sagacious e.
nough to see hat his future prospects depend
IN a great measure upon very different policv
than that which he has been pursuing since HE
hrst entrance into public life. 1t would NOT
seem strange to us however, if it were shortly
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-10-02
Arrival Of the steamship union.

More heaUyJailures in L~ondon-Farher Depres-
sion in she Corn Market
By the arrival Of the French steamer Union
this afternoon, Paris papers to the goth, and
London papers to the 9th ult, have been re-
ceived.
AT London on the 23d, the corn market had
given way, and the suspensions Of the Messrs.
Robinson & Co., Premier in the Bank of Eng
land, had a very injurious effect upon business.
LONDON, Aug. 81,
The news from Mark Lane, received since
our market Of the god. is very unfavorable, and
another well known house has suspended, the
Liabilities of which are said to amount to
&l2O,OOO.
It being generally understood that the direc-
tors Of the Bank Of England are about to reduce
the rate of interest to five per cent, the money
market is somewhat easier.
The papers received contain no political
news ofmoment.
The Union having the small pox on board,
was detained at the quarantine.
HAvRE, Aug. 80.
The cotton market is active, and considera-
BILE operations are making for future delivery.
American has advanced one centime.
I~RELAND.-I do not find much Of general in
terest from Ireland. There have been several
recent piracies on the coast, in attempting to
rob corn laden vessels. A few days ago, one
hundred and fifty men in boats, attempted to
board vessel, but were driven off, with some
killed and others wounded. A trader was
boarded off Archill-hill, and while in the
act Of plundering, the steamer Dasher came up
fred, killed one mar and took FIVE priso ners.
All sorts Of provisions arc rapidly falling in
price in Ireland. The Limerick Chronicle
states that cargoes of Indian Corn have been
offered for the freight; and with no astonish.
ment when new wheat is offered at l3d pei
stone, and no purchasers-and potatoes are
selling at Cd, per stone, according to the Kerry
Examiner. We are all in better heart, ~reioic-
ing in the present and hopeful of the future. =
Dublin Journal.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-10-02
FEVER AND AGuE.

AYNES AGUE PILLS are sold un
y der a Guarantee that one bottle O
them will cure one person of Fever and
Ague or Chills and Fever, and in all
cases if they should fail to cure, the
money will be returned, But they never
have failed yet. nor will they fail one
time in a thousand cases.
Messrs. A. K, Philleo & Co. savs:-
Camden Mills, Ill. We are much pleas
ed with your Medicines, and know that
they are both good and popular. We
regret you did not send US more Of the
AGUE PILLS, as there is a great demand
for them, and they have always been
successful in curing the Fever and A.
CURE.
H. J Bostick, esq, Drayton, Georgia,
says:-Nov 18th I846--Dr. D. JAYNE
Dear sir-My sales of your prepar-
atoms have exceeded my expectations,
Your Erpectorand ,Vermifage, Carmin-
atiUe Balsam and Fever and Ague Pills,
all sell we'll, some OF viii h am now
out Of. | want an immediate supply Of
all the above named Medicines, more
particularly a large supply Of the Ee-
PectOraat and AguS Pin. We have
yet among us a good many long stand.
ing cases Of Chills and Fever, in which
your Agae Pills haze never failed to ucre.
Your Alternative is just beginning to be
known here, and appreciated. If | had
had enough Of these Fever and Ague
Pills, | could have sold more than a hun
dred dollars worth ofthem. You're &c.
H. j. BOSTICK.
Messrs. ], & H. Moore, Lisbon, III.
says, (Oct. 31st, 1885, your AGUE PILLS
are about gone, and have given univer-
sal satisfaction.
VIM. Bell, Esq, Walnut Grove, Ala.
bama, says, (Nov. 9th 1846,O | have
sold all your AGUE PILLS and ToNIc YER
MIFUeE, They are doing wonders here.
| am sorry you did not send me more of
them.
G. c. Barmicheal, Eco. Lanier, Geor.
gia, say:-Nov. Goth, 1851 am hap.
Ply to say that your preparations are ex.
citing general favor. have sold all
your Ague Pills, under a warraniee,
and have not heardof their failure I'M
single case.
HALDERMAN & co. Nj. Carroll.
ILL.,, says, Oct. Goth la46:-DR D. JAYNE
Dear Sir: Your medicines, so far as
they have been tried in this section of
country give very general satisfaction,
particularly yur.AgUe Pills, We could
have sold three times the amount we did,
if we had had them. The S~anatiye Pills
are very much liked by all who have
used them, and are fat taking the place
Of all other Pills as a purgative.
WIN. HALDRMAN g. co.
Prepared only BY Dir. D Jay ne Phil.
and sold on agency by.
PRIESTLEY a. MOSBY,
October 2, l847. SIS