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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-07-10

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1'4 - 'O"s % american statesmen &c
- go 80 ae N'ei' aa"4c''''''
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w a'e ''il nerves. u'A' our "es'i"'e'
oer and above tha vraor ,r,3eo,;ol 49,. ~, l. $3.50 !
me world will not be lightly broken W. lava . be,, IN,
ia beor, of ), Amsr;can i Enol.n5 r..,a IL, .,a ;.
wesmuste,bat common sb,ire sc ,ho ,.at.a &c ,nr,o
s.xondom"
'ho sPo' "ieio y 10 PtoPoseu 70 efecl tie mo-
nuiheh' al the west front OF westminster ABBEY
y eFa'iy Wnere oAAioN hrst estaoilsheu ana work
Gu , luz press
VIZ YOU .Aouse my Squeezing III the ioi4o"lhg
ros' oi''o0 o'a'is'los
The gross revenue of the Post Office, within the United
Kingdom, for the year ending 5th Jan. ls47, was
El,379,2l9 Is l0d.
Amount of Foreign and Colonial post
age. Observation-Disclosures. 624, 7ss les Sd.
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Revenue rom all sources t2'ooi'oo7 l5s ID
Total number of letters to and from all places beyond seas
for the year 1916, s,64O,456 number of newspapers,
269s,37 and the postage thereon before stated,
E62i,7sS rs 3D..
The costs incurred for carriage of mails messengers &C.
the year E39, $50 6s which included a22 96I U.s.
3!d paid for tolls.
Costs of distribution of letters, in London and other large
towns, was e76,654 6s. 4d
Leaving after deductng the expenses of mail steamers and
conveyance of foreign letters nett balance Of revenue for the
year of 81, 224, $40 As 4d.
Ono word moro ohout I,,>,I,, ~. lo,..
&c tbe.av hoe anaarad !, 10 &c ,
The Onaro of bat norne MOS seao,ad -, ~
who bdnored ,be nerlorn,.noe mn ha. ,u
nnsual state Chs, had annaaroJ ~ ,,a 80. =,
character At Covent Garden on tho nrecedn THn
dav and M other onest;on ,.as n,npted - ~ ,,,,a;
cal circles between that and MoJ,e II,ns
ance hnt the relative rner;ts f,ber;v,l IT,
ssue was ioined nm Tuesda,, last ,vben Ienn,, InJ
nl.yad Nor,o ,nd Nd ben 1iia
TIN, before ,;,s,J &c Kinas =, E.G,,, -
he nresenca of n yoast 49,, ha,.as en- 80
mnar;oI reroI nr;noal, aad osn,sd doai -
agas Tho evsnt certanl, ,ro5ad tha
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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-07-10

/ Thus The purchase OF food and commodities for
The daily consumption of the country is rapidly ex-
haustng our means, whilst our products, by which
we can alone hope to pay for them, rapidly be-
coming less.
The declared value of the exports of the month
which ended 9th May is nearly half million ster-
ing more than that Tor the corresponding month of
last year. All articles OF our manufactures except
ing cotton and linen yarn and silk manufactures,
show an increase upon the month, these three arti-
cles reduction. For the whole period of -four
months to 9Th May the exports for ls45, 1916, and
1917 are as follows:
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Butt ER HOUSE. PHILADELPHIA.

.NOTNlVGst COrRcr Of EIyNW ana tHchtHW stTffIS'
TIVE attention of Southerners who intend visiting the North
during the is requested 10 the above establish
net Its location Is decidedly the flea ~ the city,
being central and surrounded Nv large and finely shaded
garden The Rooms large aud airy and the management
such secure 10 it's listers the accommodations the First
clearinghouse. June Escort
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sHOCCO SPRINGS,
Warren county, North Carolina,


On the first range Of hills, about egtldiStqnt fran the sen
board TO the Mountains, surrounded by beautiful tIret
grore, making IL a pery pleasant summer retreat.
SHoCCo is accessible by the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad
~ being within twelve miles OF Warrenton Depot from
which place. via Waenton, there will be daily conveyance
for the accommodation passengers giving yser Shocco
the benefit Of daily mail Tie houses and fixtures have
been newly fitted up and will be opened for the reception Of
company the first OF june proprietor socts patron
age, upon promise cater diligently for the comfort con-
venience OF his guests, and Al the following moderate
CHARGES.
Families, per month. ....................s2o 40
10 per week.. 30
DO per y.....................,.. / IS
Single persons per month. ................ q az
DO do per week. ................ co
DO do per day .................... | IS
Children under = years, and servants, half price.
Horses S12 80 per month.
Shoeco Springs have been vorite for many wears
past aud the best eulogy the properties of their waters is
Southern climate e water has BEEN recently anslyzed b1
Professor dawn STEWART OF Baltimore and exhibits the
following properties, as per
ANALYSIS
Epson Salts sulphatc OF Msgnesia.
Carbonate Of Nagtcsia,
Muriate of Magnesia.
Carbonate of Lime.
Suphate Of Lime.
HydrosuIphste Of Soda and Sul,ha,c Of soda
Carbonate OF Potash.
Hydroc,lorate Of Potash.
Suphate of Potash.
liydrosnlphate Of Lime
Suphurtttcd hydrogen, free in solution.
Carbonic Acid.
Frank Johnsons celebrated Band Of Music will Be in al
tendance during the season.
june i7-lScplUt SAMUEL CALVERT
lhRAULIC RAMS, for supplying farm-houses,
IL Factories, Villages, Bathing establishments Railroad
stations, nc with pure running water
ne subscriber has left OF the above articles Mr.
1osEPh NEvErT on Pennsy wanna avenue 9Th street;
am q Messrs D. ENGLISH sons Georgetown, where the
public are invited 70 examine them. Persons distance
addressing either OF the above gentlemen get descrp
ton of them. ~
july 7-eolw j. L. GATCHELI Paten,ee
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SYDNEY c. LONG. .suornev a, Lar.

PRIScEss ANNE, MARYLtNu,
PRACTICES IN the Courts OF Somerset and Worcester
4 Counties All business entrusted Is him will be prumpt-
" aud faithfully attended to. July l-5tep
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It must cause great anxiety respecting the cond-
ton of the manufactures of the country TO find that
while the importation of all articles of food is thus
rapidly and largely increasing that of the raw ma
terials Of our manufactures, upon which the en-
poyment and the daily bread of a large portion of
our population depends, is alarmngly diminishing.
For example, there were imported during the first
four months of the two last and the present year,
as follows:
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NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER.
C0RRESPoNDENCE FROM ENGLAND.
LONDON, JUNE II, lS47.

LONDON, JUNE II, lS47.
have in my former letters often alluded TO the
poor laws, and their effects upon the people; both
upon those who have TO pay the expenses of their
administration and those who receive the very
doubtful assistance which they administer. 1t is a
very unsettled question in political economy, whe-
ther the poor laws, at present administered, are
the best, or proper mode OF securing the ne
cessary support TO the destitute. Facts and figures,
however, render one thing evident, and that is that
the reformed poor-law system is much cheaper
one than that which was in operation prior to S35.
The average annual expenditure of the poor for
the years preceding 1895 &C, 456, 900
That of the ten years since, and including 1885,
was. ........"...... f,'Z',ooo
That OF 1876 was 4'962, 600
That of 1917 will necessarily be much increased.
1t must be borne in mind also that the population
of England and Wales, which was in 1881
1887 4S4, had increased in 1915 to l6, 629, 900.
1t is found, on comparison of all the data that the
rate of expenditure per head in the population in
These are important facts, and interesting even 10
the statician on your side of the water, although
you are happily exempt from large pauper popu-
iation and all its attendant evils.
heoficial tables Of the Board Of Trade, relating
to trade and navigation, have been published, show
ing the imports and exports, &c. of the United King
dom for the four months ending the 9th of May,
lS47. In addition to what have already stated,
will add:
The duty paid for the four months which ended
9th May last, when compared with that paid dur
ing the similar periods of the two preceding years,
upon the following articles, was
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-12-23

BY Mr. PEYToN' The petition of Hugh G; Smith, for a
pension referred TO the Committee Invalid Pensions,
by Mr. CHAPMAN; The petition of the representatives
Of Sidney Hay for the payment of lost oan-oce certificate
The petition OF the representative OF Francis Ware tor
payment of lost certificate.
By Mr. TURNER The petition OF A. E. Ames and 40
others praying for mail from Beyidere the State
of illinois, 10 Shullsbug, in the Territory of Wisconsin The
petition of H. c. Davis and 30 others, praying for the
The petition of james Swan and IA others, pray
ing TOR act authorize Long Snow to enter quarter
section of land at 81 % per
By Mr. GOGGiN; The petition of VIM Saunders and
VIM X. Porter, sureties of VIM Estis, paymacr in the
late with Grea, Britain. The petition of - Shiftel,
of Virginia, praying be placed the invalid pension
roll.
BY MIR La SERE The petition Of James w. Breedlove,
late collector OF the for the district OF Mississippi
praying be refunded the OF counterfeit coin
ceved by the cash clerk OF the custom house at New Or
leans during his of Office referred 10 the Committee
of Claims.
BY Mr.. CABELLi The petition Of Moses E Levy
BY Mr. WENTWORTHi The petition of citizens of Nc.
Lean county, Illinois, for donation OF land and right OF
way for railroad connecting the Upper and Lower Mis-
sssipp with Chicago referred TO the Committee on Roads
and Canals The petition from citizens of lroquois and
Will counties, for reform in the present land system
erred TO the Committee on Public Lands.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-12-23
Halls photographic or Quick Paintingl

DREMIUM awarded by the judges of franklin Institute
Il 10th street, doors north of the avenue
west side, first oor front rooms entrance private Id
free Rooms open for visers (whether they wish
acquire knowledge Of tachygaphy noD from till 81
o'clock Zach evening, for a few days only.
Mr. j. b. HALL hegs leave invite the attention of citi.
zcns members of Congress- and strangers visiting the city,
his and elegant system Of landscape painting On
OF its OF acquisition facility of execution deli
of fnsh and brllancy of coorng artists, amateurs,
and scientific have given it their decided opinion
that his system perfect and is better adapted for
popular than any other.
The paintings, whilst hanging the WALL without rear
light present the extraordinary appearances of being
" Illuminated whether viewed in the day time OF even
ing.
Mr. H. pledges himself teach his system in fifteen easy
lessons of hour each II any perfectly satisfied
with their proficiency during the first COURSE they will
charge
Ladies and gentlemen respectfully invited to call and
examine specimens.
Terms, which moderate, will be made known at tho
Dec 2-N
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The A~. Of The ~n.s. De referred the Committee the
ro.s Ofsos and Pest Roads
On motion BY Mr. DIX. Il was
oss. Tia, s ssassal. aaa petitions oa tho files Of
ne saas hvos q me r.peai o. the pilot act be re-
Sofics nLL
Mr. JOHNSON. OF Ia. gave notice that on tomorrow
be should ASA leave Of the senate 30 introduce bill
hnuinE the PENSIONS Of certain widows.
rE rArrSr Laws
Mr. wEsTCUfT Submitted the following resolution,
shieh ~As considered ,, unanimous consent and agreed
Rsssd That ne Csanlrsue on Patent. and the Ps,en,
pos ~ iasaes-d - ta1aile whether say eiinea'ie OF
apDfr,oNat rAoors
Mr CAsS, from the committee on Military Affairs,
military lores whsh vas Fcas, and passed a second
M cASs gave notice ths, be win e,ll this ball up on
the hrsi opportunity, after u shall have been printed
COLLATION. DISTRICTS
Mr. DIX. from The COMMITTEE on Commerce. 10 whom
referred the bill concerning certain collection DIS
,rcis. and for other purposes, reported without amend
mcnt
APPELLATE IuRts DIctIos
Mr. ASHLEY, from the Committee CA the Judiciary,
reported ball supplementary he act entitled An act
10 regulate the exercise of the appellate jurisdiction ol the
oo wh,sb h. sar ..esdS seaa ss ,Ss ,h
bill applicable 10 pending before the Su-
preme Court of the United siaies !, was intended 10
remedy "a defect IN tN-ttnE Jaws on thr ruuirtt
The bill having had Us FIRST reading then read a
second time by unanimous consrnt and considered
committee OF the whole; and amendment being made
il reported to the Senate
Ordered, That IL Zoe cngrossed, and read hird time.
The said bill was read third time by unanimous con.
sent
R.oired Tina, this ball pass aud tina, the title thereof be
aforesaid
Ordered That the Secretary eque., the concurrence OF
the House OF Representatives therein.
ARMSTRONG
The Senate proceeded to the consideration Of the fol-
lowing resolution, submitted yesterday by Mr., BREEsE
and il was agreed 10:
Resolved, That the Secretary of War bc directed inform
the Senate If Fort Armstrong, Rock Island In the state
of Illinois, Is occupied sy military regiment; and Il
not, how long the same hiss been abandoned. Ia whose
charge the and on what aud, also that he
communicate his opinion II the interests of the government
equrc that said site should be reserved from safe for
| tary purposes
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
On motion by MIR. SEWER the Senate proceeded 10
the consideration of executive business and after sho
time spent therein, the doors were opened, and
The Senate Adjourned.
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The following petitions and memorials were presented
under ne rule and referred to the appropriate committees
BY Nc ckrHcARr Tue Pcttion Of 10 citizens of In.
daua fesd upon the great Miami reservation praying
ne Congress % the United States reduce the price said
ads anfp Popone ths sale thersof referred the Com
miftce Public La0fs
By Mr. BOYD The petition Of Lieut. John Towns.
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Ca FOX RENT, n convenient little tyvo-story brick
EJ hous, with basement 1t contains seven roo ms,
-A-A; Is pleasantly located on Ninth street, between @
ana streets, nearly opposite the Rev. John q. Smiths
church. Possession may be had Immediately.
Any one wishing to the house will obtain the key Of
Mr., Itnter, next door south. Rent $3.50 per year,
Dec b-eo3t
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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-09-18
TO THE SICK AVID AFFLICTED.
VNR EWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF

n NNk,CWAYNES COMPOUND SYkUF Of
~ WILD CHERRY.-Ws can c6nsis,ent'y
state that Dr.. SwArsE's Compound Syrup Of Wild
Cherry has been extensively used in the United
States tor mois than ten years-thst It's beneficial
effsc,s hsve been tested by thoussnds-THAr IT
tsvARIASLr REttEvEs A RkcEsr CousH, and
thst hundreds OF individuals. grsdusy sinking un-
der the insidious attack Of destb's fell emissary,
PULMoSARY CossrNrrtny, hsve been restored to
health, happiness and friends. by i,s use. and are
now living testimonies Of the curative power OF
this REMEDY. AsorAER ISvALIp sxsToRsp TO
HEALTB. REAp THE MOST REaAaKABtE cuRE
Even REcoRDxp! ..t
DH. .SwArsR-Dear Sir feel called by sense
ofduty owe 10 suffering humanity, to acknowledge
my grstefu thanks hr the wonderful effects Of your
COMPOUND Syrup Of Wild cherry on me. sher
suffering month after month with the most ahiic'.
ing Of all diseases. Consumption. The fret sy,np-
toms were Of a very heavy cold which settled on
my lungs, which eiadualIy grew worse. with pro-
fuse night swea's, hacking cough. splitting blood,
with great debility. My constitution seemed bro
ken down, and nervous sy stem very much impair
I'd. went to Philsdelpha, was re,ted there Wy
ply sicans of the highest standing but received no
fenef whatever from them, but gradually grew
worse until my ply scian', well as myself, gave
Up all hopes of recovery, and felt like one who is
ahout to pass through the Valley Of the Shadow
OF DEAN. ~ hNtnH"aWIOl JunCtuIe neu'u ". y"H
Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry, Of which pur'
chased six eo'tles, which happy to say entire
ly care d me, AID am now enjoying better health
than I ever have before in my life. Physicians
who witnessed my case highly recommending
Il in similar cases, and wish you 10 make this
public, So thst all may know where to procure
remedy ny once which will reach their disease be-.
fre sampcTing with the many 'quack nosttums
with which the country is Hooded. My residence
is At Is Ann street. where should I've happy to
have The above suSssapt ted hy personal inter.
view. ALBERTA. ROSS,
wholesale and reiSi De.ler in>cigars.
IS Ann street, N. Y.
az Be not deceived Sy he many spurious and
worthless propositions Of Wild Cherry. ushered
into notice bv Ignorant pseseuder, bat see that the
signature Of Dr.. Swsyns Is on each hottie. which
is the only guavsntce against ishrosision.
Prep.re, only by Dr. sWAfNE. N w. oor.
ne- Of Eighth and Race streets, Philadelphia. and
for sse hv respectable Druggists in nearly all the
principal towns in the United States.
0ay Agents in Sanbsry. are
HENRY MAsSER.
GEORGE BRIGHT.
Dr. !. A. Moore, Danvilie; +. :. Mackey Il
Sen, Mion; NJ. D. & !. Wells. Munrv, g. A.
Wystt, {ewisburg; Davis l. Srhnuie, Seiinsgrose,
John y. Rem, Line Mountain r. O.
it,'lad, iphia, au7cam B.iy
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-09-18
SH f II M A MS n
ALt.IlEALING BALSAM.
IN. covsH OF. coxsuMrrroy HATE

Mrs. ATTREE, the wife Of VIM. H. Auree,
Eco. was given up by DR.. Sewail Of Washing eton,
DIS. Roe and Mcclellan ef Philad -Iphia, DR.. Roe
and Dr.. Mott Of New York. Her friends all
thought she mus, die, She had every appearance
of l'eine in consumption, and was 80 pronou ced
by her Ihysicians-Shermans Balsam WAS given
and Il cured her. -v lt
Mrs. GARRABRANTz, Of Buirs Ferry, wa.
also cured If consumption by this balsam when
all other remedies failed to give relief-she was re.
drced to q ske!et N. DR.. A. C. Castle, Dentist,
2sl Broadway, has witnessed hs effects in srverai
cases where no ofhet medicine aff,aded relief-but
the Bnlsam operated like a chain. Dr., G. also
witnessed its wonderful effects In curing Asthma.
which il never fails Of doing. Splitting Blood. aiar-
ming as i, NAV he. s eAec,ually cured by this Raj
sam. It hesis the ruptured OF wounded blood
vessels. and makes the lungs sound ssain.
Rev, HENRY JONES, los Eighth avenue.
was cured Of cough and catarrhal affections of 30
years s'sndine. The hrs, dose gave him more re-
lief than all tire othe medicine he had ever taken.
DR.. l.. ]. 9rals, 10 Delaney street, gave il to Q
si.tsrin. who was lshoring under consumption,
and to another sorriy IN ettd with the Asthma.
In both csses lie effects were immediate, soon re-
storing them 10 comfortable health.
Mrs. LUCRET4A WELLS, IS Christie street.
suffered from Asthma ~ years. Shern,an's Bah
sam relieved her NJ once, and she Is comparatively
well, being enabled 10 sutdue every attack ly a
timely use Of this mpdieine. This indeed il the
erea, remedy for Coogls. Colds, spntine Blood
Liver Complaints, snd oil tire an c,ions OF the
throat, and even Asthma snd Consumption.
Price rs cents and 81 Trr hottie.
Dr. sherman's Cough and Worm hoaenses, and
Poor Mans Piastev sold az above
Or. Sherman's Office f. Al los Nassau Il. N, Y
Agents, JOHN YOUNG. sunbury.
NJ A. McCAY, Northumberland
lQAy-lv
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aIuable Farm
TcE SALE.

WILL he offered at public sale, on the print
w ses. on Toesisy the 2Sth DAY oi September
next. all ,ha, vs'sabe Farm, lsle the estate Of jas
cob Keller, deed situate in Shanokn township,
Northumberland county, aljoni' lands OF Asa
T. john, Henry Moll, John Richards, ard others,
containing one hundred aud seventy four acres,
strict measure, lying within half mile Of the Dam
vile turnpike and 20 miles from Potsville, where
on are erected good two stos. dwelling house.
shop, ha,D. good slabng aud ou,buildngs. snd good
cider works. About 100 acres Of said farm are
cleared and in q good state Of cultivation about
sx acres Of which are excellent meadow. There
sre shout SOC bearing spPle trees, tPrincipally
swee,,) together with . seest many swee, cherry,
plum. and pear trees on said farm. There 70
fountain a, the door, brought from never falling
spring. The unsleszed land 10 well sci with ,hr''
wing young ,imbsT
Sale to commence al 10 o'clock on sad day
where due attendance will he given and terms ol
sale made known, by PHILIP kELLEk,
DANIEL KELLER,
SOLOMON KELLER.
August, 2Is,, ls47.-3t Executors
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SxcuR,rY TO tar PArWoSs or DnANpRrrus
P,LLs.--In consequence of the great variety Of
counterfeit, labels Of pretended Brandt eth's Pills,
DR.. Brandreth, acting under sense Of duty TO the
public, has employed those celebrated artists. Mes
srs. Perkins and DuraDd, who have succeeded in
producing three new labels, of so complicated a
nature, as to amount to an imposshility Of imi,a-
,ion. The border Of the top and also Of the under
label, Is composed Of the most elaborate and chss,e
patterns Of iace-work. To crown the climax Of
these beautiful labels the pspe' upon which they
printed is previously printed with red ink. after
design so exquisite and minute rs to defy COM
pc ition; the top sad The under label each contain
The words, "BEssAntN BRAspWErHs PILLs"
written in red ink nearly two hundred ,imes-tte
top and under label contsin'ep g, therefore, upwards
IF Eve thousand letters. There 10 also upon the
op, the under. and the side iAtei, two signatures
( DR.. Brandre.h one being his regular signature,
hus--B. BrandIe,h; and the o,her, lns full sigma
ure, thus Benjsmin Brandreih; both teius FAC
imiles of the writing of DR.. Drsndr%h. 60 initiate
which is forgery! The Brandreih Pits having
hcse labels upon them, can be relied upon rs true
nd genuine.
or Purchase Of H. Masser, Sudbury, or Of the
gents published in another part Of this paper.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-09-18
Of 10 Years standing.

he wife OF Csptsin Roberts. on Vine Street.
near Watr, Cincinnati, has been afflicted
DYSPEPSIA in its most aggravated form
,e last ten years, was rec ,mmended nv celebra-
Musicians Of Boston, New Yo'k, Philadelphia.
more, and Cincinnati, TO travel, as they could
,thing for her. She did so, hot il did her no
She then commenced using the most popu-
edicines Of the day for her complaints, hut de,
no heneht. Sealing an advertisement Of DR..
TH'S VEGETABLE SUGAR COATED
Is in the paper, she concluded to give them
sl-sent TO G. F. Thomss. Main street. he
Third and Fourth, Di. Smiths Agent for
innsti, and purchased box, toOk them sccor-
to direction, and can with heart felt JOY s,ste
she derived more bcnef, from the use of one
# Dr. Smiths Sugar Coated Veg table Pills,
ftom any Other medicine she has made use of
"a the ten Yeas. [The above was sent TO q
hou,.s ON The Sd Dec. 1874 Gin. Times.
CAUTION.-As miserable imitation has
made. by the name Of "Sugar Coated Pills,
,ecessary 10 be sure ,ha, Ds. G Benz, SsIrH's
tture is ON every box. Price 25 cents.
ineio.l Office, ITO Greenwich st. New York
SoId by John w, FRiLING. Susbury.
WIN. FORSYTHE. N@ihum'd
pt is, ls47.