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Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-11-24
Napoleon and Fort Gibson Packet.

A @n THE undersigned would inform hl
ykStETse-SnS friends, and the public generally, thi
SSsE.SsS1yzssfE having built the ALERT No. 2, e
pressly for the Arkansas river, she will make regu 4
trips from Napoleon to Fort Gibson. lie is conaden
that she is sufficiently light drawing but twe n
inches) to run the year found, and viii do so II "
public will but extend to him a reasonable portion
their business. 1t is not his wish to monopoise u
business of the river, and all other boats out an
then charge enormous prices, but TO do an honest Ia
of the public, he invites them to give him call an
he will make them comfortable and take iheI
along fast any other boat of her class in the
Nov. 4.-36-tf. J. Z. GREGG, Master
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-11-24
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Perfumery and Fancy Articles.
Patent Medicines.

Iatcnt Medicines,
~ every description selected and put up with care
~ just reed and for sale by r. STEVENSON.
June %, 1919.
lNlNE Bears and Maccasar Oil, for sale by
Il Sept 80. X. STEVENSON.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-11-24
Canchalagua' Triumphant !

Canchalagua' Triumphant!
hR. TOWNSEND the celebrated manufacturer of
~ " "I0unSends SarsapariLla," +" had admitted public
y that the California Plant is 'ar better than Sarsap-
GriLLa, and is the cheapest and best medicine in the
world Pamphlets containing interesting informa
tion as to its remarkable properties in the
yer and Ague, Pulmonary Complaints, Nervous Affec-
tons and Cutaneous Disorders, from the
table sources may be obtained at the agencies, will
Dc forwarded to post pad applications, per mail.
FREDERICK A. GAY,
Proprietor of "Gay's Canchaagua.''
Depot, 36 Broadway, Ner0 York.
July l, lS4S.-20.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-02
"WEDNESDAY, FEE %, lS49.
SENATE


The Senate was engaged all day in discussing
the bill authorizing The Banks TO issue small
notes. The bill was indefinitely postponed by
the following vote:
AYrs-Messrs. Scott, (Speaker,) Tribe, 'Ty-
Ter. Barbee, Garlic, Daniel, AveIelt, lsbell,
Shackleiord, Opie, Dennis, Smith, Harwood,
Amber and McCauley-l5
NoEs-Messrs. Rives, Woods, Kinney, Tale,
French, Witcher, SlanaEd, Sloan, Kane, Rogers
and Fry-ll.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Prayer by The Rev. John S. Reynolds oil The
Baptist Church.
Mr.. WORTHINGTON, from the committee
for Couris, presented a report adverse 10 the reso-
luton for amending the act entitled an act Inn.
.ting real actions and right OF entry and, a Dill
divorcing Nancy Peyton from her husband, Va
lenline Peyion.
Mr.. JONES, from the commitlee of PROPOSE
lions, presented reports against the petitions oil CT
tizens of Randolph, Barbour and Preston. for a
new county; OF citizens near Fredericksburg to
be included as a part OF said Town; Of citizens OF
Jacksonville Ter the repeal OF the acts incorpo-
rating said Town and OF citizens Of Augusta Tor a
separate election in said county; aud a bill IN
cooperating The Virginia Telegraph Company;
and, a bill anne1ing 10 the county OF braxton a
part of Randolph Company.
Mr.. CHEATHAM, from the commiuee OF
Claims, presented a bill for the relief of Henry
Gordon, deputy TOR Charles Selden, late Sheriff
OF Powhalan.
Mr.. LAYNE OF A., from the committee OF
Roads, &C., presented a bill to authorize Robert
P. Waring OF Essex to charge wharfage at his
wharf on the Rappahannock river; and, a bill
authorizing Samuel Wilson to construct a wharf
on James river in Isle OF Wight.
Mr.. FAULKNER, from the joint committee
on the Library, presented a bill providing a Iri-
eonomelrieal survey OF the State.f Virginia with
a view TO the publication OF a correc, geographic
cal map of the Stale.
mr.. GRASTY submitted The following reso.
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Terms of the

STThe EuQuireris published OAlLf lfOr the city,
and SEMI WEEKLY flor the %cOuntry.) For the Daily
Papet seven dollars per annum, and al the rate ofeight
dollars if taken for a shorter period than one year. For
the SENT Weekly, five dollars per annum, and Three
dollars for six months, payable in advancejto bsPa,d N
,ns e6ce, or rcmitted by mail, post paid; orSi1 Doiias
mar snnum al the end ofthe year.
TERMS OF AUVERTlSlNG
IN THE DAILY E~NQUiRER-for one square 2,
.,,Ie.n lines, or less, first insertion, htty cents, ana
...,v succeeding insertion twenty-five csnts-lt IN
serted once a week, twice a week, or 'hree limes q
wrrk. thirty seven aud q half cents.
IN THE SEMI-WEEKLY-one square OF si1,een
,nrs or le.s, first insertion, IS CENTS lot eachc"htihu-
ancc, SO Snts.
~ lines, and in that proportion Tor aaVeItlsenenls
~ rr.,,.t lencth-eIcept Lottery vendors ana Auc-
y. . who are charged one hundred dollars (paper
included ..onn,,;.a u,,,h
the 4 tyance pay, or satisfactory relerences,t to insure
exscuti ri.
ar All dues to this Office may he remitted per mail,
IN good and available Bank notes, al the risk oil the
Editor: the postage of oil letters beisR paid 6y the pri
ts,s-frhs postage of 4 single letter ID scarcely OF any
account to the writer: il is the accumulation oil post
age, in an extensive business, which operates as a
serious tax upon the Editors.)
ar All Obituaries and Marriages from the country,
whenev yer the par,y's handwriting is unknown al thus
Office, must be authenticated by the endorsation Of the
Postmaster in the neishborh0od or they will In no case
be published. Every measure, that has been taken 10
prevent lmpositions and luizzes, has proved heretofore
unavailing. We must, therefore, insist, IN such q case,
upon the commandments certified by the name oil
the OF, prittea on the back Of the lettsr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-02
TUE SOUTHWEST RAILROAD.

There was a motion made yesterday 10 recon-
slider The vote rejecting Ibis important measure.
The motion prevailed BY a very large nialofhy'
AT this we are unieie nedly delighted. we lhink
all nar,ies must be convinced oflhe essential ben
e6,s which will result TO the Slate from The COM
plelion of,his great work.
Pm, we ask of the real friends OF the work, IL
the ryder proposed, guaranteeing s1 per cent 10
the State, before the stockholders receive any
,b;no will no, certainly defeat the eon'lruet,oa Of
The road. /, may pass The bill, but will it not
ro,e he ,oad7 Who will subscribe TO The con-
s,rnc,iop of a road, when they know that many
long wears will certainly elapse before any re.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-02

is Oh aNCERY-vixGisIA:-ht Rules held In the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit superior Court Of Law
hd chance.y for Northampton county, on Monday, the
3 day Of January, 1919:
John Z Nottingham, John A simpkins, and Thomas
! Wilkins, merchants and partners, trading under
b. firm Of John Z Nottingham & Co., Plaintiffs:
against
John Fioyd Jones, Joseph X Weisiger aud Catharine
his wife, John S Parker, Eldred II Holt, aud Miers
! Fisher, Defendants.
The defendant, John Floyd Jones, not having enter
! his appearance aud given security, according 10 the
! OF Assembly and the rules Of this Court, and IL ap-
karing by satisfactory evidence that h@ is not an inhu-
ant Of this Commonwealth, 1t is Ordered, That the
d defendant, John Floyd Jones, do appear here, at
rules to be holden for the said Court, on the hrst
nday in April next, and answer the bill of the plain
=; and that a copy Of this order he forthwith inserted
some newspaper published in the city Of Richmond
two months SUCCESSFULLY, and that another copy be
Ied al the front door of the Courthouse oil tlIis coun-
ian l2-cwam LOUIS P ROGERS. C C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-02
.sAvE Me FROM MY FRIENDS F."

The Fairfax News, a Taylor paper, roasls he
Georgia Barnburner in lhs following style:
at seems as il the Hon. A. H.. STEPHENS OF Ga
has taken il into his head 10 head James X. Polk.
II he gels flung as hard every lime as he did on.
the Protocol question, he hac better keep silent
Tor the few remaining days ul The present al
minislra,ion."
But the Georgia madcap, not satisfied with TINS
killing contttens, must call in The aid oil WilmoI,
The leader OF Northern Barnburncrs, 10 spring
| another plot-and he has been flung as hard'
once more The Union Of last Friday in a long
article examines the charge broush, By Stephens,
on the authority OF WiImol, that the Pres'den'
had expressed opinions, in conversation, IN laVoI
OF The Wilmol Proviso, and denounces The charge
as ''perfeclIy absurd and untrue" "Thc Presi-
dent and every member Of his cabinet" says The
Union, twere frank and unreseIved in The ea-
preston OF their opposition 10 the Wiirlo' FRO.
viso, a, all times and places, when they spoke On
the subject, rom the momentii was first raised"
and The President never inlimaled 10 any one
tina, he could "yicld an acquiesccncc in The VIII
mot Proviso, in any form, whether moved IN an
independent resolution or as a restriction upon a
territorial bill"-and scores u the most proni-
ncnt public men OF The county could bear lesti-
mony 10 The expressed opinion Of The President
in opposition to The Proviso."
Mr.. Stephens is tuiled again, his SHAFT always
falls telum imbeiic sine ietu-bul il is has nature
10 get into "hot water" and make mischief. As
the Charleston Mercury says,
1--WE predicted a shot time since, when maj
nice liuIe affair OF the Protocol, which promised
so prellily, was cruelty spoiled by he message u
Inc President, that The active and inventive &C.
nius OF Mr.. Stephens would soon discover some-
Thing else, 10 keep alive a n%otcrIeiy, when SOM
people, strangely enough, are api 70 mistake io'
distinction"
10 spite Of his explosion OF a miserao'c par
" scheme" the Lynchbnrs Vrginian showers
us abuse upon Mr.. Polk, whose "whole course
lin The eyes OF This charitable moialIs'D has
been one OF low cunning and fncsse." II adds:
nWitbout sanc;innins the betrayal OF private
conversation, We must say that we rtiy upon Mr.
WiImot's statement as true"
The Vifginian may pin is ial'h upon Inc TWO
vaar,s racollrctions ni Wilmul, the incendiary !
the South will, against such evidence, rely upon
me word and The honor Of a Southern man, who
fills The high office Of President OF The United
Ctatea
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-02
THE LEGISLATURE

The Senate yesterday indefinitely postponed
The Small Note Bill.
The House passed the Blue Ridge Railroad
Bin, approprialine $500, 600 BY The State, 10 he
paid in inslalmen;s, for funding the Glue Ridge
al Rock.h.h Gap, through TO Waynesborough-
a distance oil 5000 yards, nearly a mile. II will
10 a GRAND work,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-02

N CHANCERY.-VlRoINiA AT Rules held In the
/ Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
Ind Chancery Of Northampton county, on Monday y, the
5. day OF January, l649:
George w Birmingham, Plaintiff:
against
John Floyd Jones, Joseph 4 Weisiger and Catharinc
his wife, John s Parker and Eldred R Holt,
Defendants.
The defendant, John Floyd Jones, not having enter.
q his appearance and given security, according TO the
Ei OF Assembly and The rules of this Court, and II
|gpearinr by satisfactory evidence that he is not an
khabtant OF this Commonwealth, II is Ordered, That
be said defendant. John FloydJcnes, do appear here,
/ the rules to be holden for the said Court, on the first
knnday in April next, and answer the bill OF the
alniif; and that a copy Of this order he forthwith
F.rrted in some newspaper published in the city of
eehmond for two months successfully, and that ano.
Der copy be posted at the front door of the Court
Muse, Of this county. ~Copy-Teste.
Ian io-cwom LOUIS p ROGERS, e G..
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turn will be made to them Tor their capital expen

turn will be made 10 them Tor their capital expen-
ded7
Ii the friends take the bill with This condition,
they vii! OF course get no subscriptions, and will
come back mex, winter, asking 10 be relieved
from the ruIn0us condition. The Legislature
will be slow 10 remove the conditions now asked
for by the friends oil the work particularly,
when The failure 10 subscribe ~ The people
through whose country II passes, VIII be
urged as an Indifference on their par
TO the road itself. Far better go before
the country asking for subscriptions nor, upon
condition that at the next session OF The Le-
%gislature that body will give the three-ilths
without any condition about interest. In that
event, the friends and advocates OF The measure
will show substantial arguments in the shape OF
large subscriptions, which vii! ensure the sue
cess Of the scheme. We canlo! but think that
this is the true policy TO secure the completion
Of tie work. To pass a bill, and 10 construct
the work, are " very different things.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-02

On Saturday evening M. Poussin, the French
Minister, gave a splendid fe in washington
in honor of rbe anniversary OF The late French Re-
yo!ution. The Vice Presidento OF The y D. menu
bers of The Cabinet, OF Supreme Coun and oiC'n-
sress, were present. After the supper MIR. poos-
sin made a short address, concluding as follows:
~ propose to you, gentlemen, a name IN when
-. uhole world is accustomed 10 read The past,
The nysxut and The future Of your happy country.
To the memory of Washington
The toast (says the Baltimore Suns cores
nondent, was responded to with universal ap'
plau.e, after which The Vice President with
the grace and esprit peculiarly his own, return
ed thanks, and in turn proposed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-02

\ CHANCERY -viRoISIA:-At rules held in the
Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law
d Chancefy, of Northampton county, on Monday,
! FIRST day Of January, lS4a
Jacob oultep, Plaintiff:
against
John Floyd Jones, Joseph X. Weisleer and Catharine
HIS wife. John 3. Parker and EIdred r. Holt, Defls.
The defendant. John Floyd Jones, not having enter
his appearance and given security according TO The
of Assembly and the Rules ofthis Court, and IL ap-
Prine by satisfactory evidence thar he ia not an inha-
lint OF this Commonwealth It is ordered that the
ID defendant, John Floyd Jones, do appear here at
rules 10 be holden for the said Court ON the first
Snday IN Ami next, and answer the bill of the plain
and that a copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
acme newst aper published In the City of Richmond,
Two months SUCCESSFULLY, and that another copy be
lied at The front door Of tho Court House Of this
unity. l. Copy. Teste.
an. l2-2m LOUIS P. ROGERS, c. C..
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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY n, lS49.
SENATE.

Mr.. DENNIS, from The Internal Improve
menl commiuee, reported The following bills,
which were passed
Concerning the Goose Creek Navigation Com
PAW;
Concerning the Alexandria and Orange Court
house Railroad; and
Concerning the proprietors Of the Road con-
structed by Bradsbury Brown, of Albemarle.
TAX BILL.
The lax bill being the order OF the day, was Ia
ken up and passed.
SNAIL NOTE BiEL.
The bill authorizing The Banks to issue small
notes being The order OF the day, was taken up,
and a long discussion ensued upon a motion OF
Nj. ROGERS TO strike out The prouiso, in which
Messrs. AVERETT and SLOAN spoke in op
position, and Messrs. STANARD, WlTCRER
and RlVES in favor.
Before the vote was taken, Mr.. AMBER
moved 10 postpone the bill indefinitely; and, be-
fore any question was taken,
On motion OF Mr. KINNEY, The Senate ad-
lourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-02
RO. F.. DENNIS. Franklin.
GEO. BOOKER, Patrick.
ELAN WILLIAMS, tenry.
VIM. RISON, Pittsylyania.
RICHMOND, Feb. 9Th, 1919.


Gentlemen: Your communication OF the - b
instant, informing me OF my nomination as Ihr
democratic candidate iur The Congressional Dis
uict composed OF the counties VI ha!iiaai fNh-
syIvania. Henry, Franklin and Patrick, vas lc-
ceived a lew days ago. accept The nomination
with a deep sense Of The honor conferred upon me
by The minimizing Convention, ana 'cnaei you
NV grateful acknowledgements iGr the Rind ana
cordial terms, in which you, as The organ Oh tn4'
Convention, have announced 10 me us aecis'on
NV obligations 10 The Senatorial Dis'rlc' Which
now have the honor TO represent: coas'taih mf
10 stand at my post here, aslong asihe!e see any
important measures pending, ma'eHaiiy anec''.s
The rights and interests OF my constr Gen's, as
soon as | shall have discharged nose oonsa.ons,
| shall. il life and health continue, engage ~
Conoressiona canvass. And although ! cdhho,
promise TO follow my neighoo' rioufhoy 10 an
of his appointments, involving, ! 'eal, haioei
travelling, and more speaking than eiinef ne u !
could safely endure; yet will promise 10 use my
u,mo., p%rertions, 10 meet him al The next Henry
Cour,-at The subsequent March and ApHI
Cnnrls ot the several counties OF the Disitict-
and 50 10 arrange with my poliieal friends, and
,hs nooole Of the District generally, as 10 put
,hem inily in possession Of my political prihcl-
Mo. and opinions, and to enable them 10 judge
and vote Understandings between zoe and my
comnetitor-and between the political parties 10
which we respectively belong.
Very respectively,
THOMAS II. AVERETT.
To Messrs. G. B. Coleman Of HALIFAX, Hobef'
F. Dennis OF franklin, Elan Williams OF Hen
~. George Booker OF Patrick, aud WIN. RIson
Of Piusylvania.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-02

We are requested to state that The sou'nefn
Literary Messenger for March, will be delivered
10 CITY subscribers tomorrow morning.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-02
CORRESPONDENCE

We lake great pleasure in publishing The fol.
lowing letter. To what we have already sad
we can only add, lha, Dr.. Averett is worthy OF
representing the Halifax District, and We cannot
doub, that. the District will honor itself 10 honor
ing him with a seat in Congress:
P,rrsYLrislA CoURr HOUSE, February 10.
DR.. Thomas Fl. Arerstt
Dear Sir: You were this day unanimously Sc
lected BY the Democratic Congressional Con
vent;on as the candidate Of the Democratic
marty TO represent this district in the next Con.
rr.ss of the United States The undersigned
were appointed a committee by the Convention
TO inform you Of your nomination, and solicit
your acceptance. ).
The Convention, whose organ we are, look
IN you with hope and confidence to acquicsce IN
their choice, and bear the standard OF the DE
mocratic party in triumph through Inc coming
canvass. believing that 10 no man m The district
could the interests and fortunes OF our party DC
more safely entrusted. Allow US, individually,
n eypress our pleasure at Jour nomination, ana
n indulge the hope that you VIII comply WIN
Tho wishes of the district, feeling assured as we
do that under your lead victory will be ours.
pIeose let US hear from you al your earliest
convenience.
with much respect your friends and servants,
C. B. COLEMAN, HALIFAX.
RO. f. DENNIS, Franklin.
GEO. BOOKER, Patrick.
ELAN WILLIAMS, Henry.
WIN. RlSON, Pittsylyania.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-02

Observation-Disclosures AT Rules held In the
ssetk 8 Once Of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
! .aancery of Northampton county, on Monday, the
lIsy Of January, lsIs:
Fsuiy b Shredder, Plaintiff:
| against
IOaa Floyd Jones, Joseph X Weisigsr and Catharne
y Vile John ) Parker and Eldred R Holt,
kh. Defendants.
b \ us,sndani' John Floyd Jones, not having enter
~ appearances and given security, according TO The
y assembly and the rules Of this Court, and IL APP
as oy satisfactory evidence that he IL not an inha-
= inns commonwealth, II is Ordered, That the
m m.enoant, John Floyd Jones, do appear here, at
ae'uo De holden for the said Court, on the first
nptii next, aud answer the bill of the plain
!" 'hat u copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
~, ~ newspaper published In the city of Richmond
k,s months successfully, anG that another copy be
the iron. door OF the Courthouse of this coun-
,,n ACopy-Tests,
@@s-ewam Louis p ROGERS C c.
CC.,a -sisaisiA Al Rules held in The
sL ofhce Of the Superior Court or Chancsrv far
sehniond Circuit, the 9th day of Januarv' Isa9.
~ " Stalker, John McTagsar. Charles mcrsr..,,
Pr axgart' Wiiiam Stewart and Flora his wife.
Loa McTaggar,, William Stewart. Angus s,sw'
.s,.aam ..aiam and Cathafine his wife, late Catha-
apains, ANU .haf'es stewart, Plaintiffs:
"hk'e and Mary his wife, and another,
= ae'endants above named no, HAVING sn,sy.a
u hs.rn'h hs ana given security, according TO the
M g g satisfactory evidence that thew are moi ;nha-
dsf.r.Ms Commonwealth, Ii Is Ordered. Thai The
co waa.nts do appear al the rules to be- hs,a for III
e,b !" ~, On The first Monday In April next. and am.
e forhw ., me plaintiffs; and that a copy Of this or.
NV OF Richmond for two months sneess otsnoa
aid ei,a a''he front door OF the State Cou1 .honss Z,
ell-ew2m S"py-lest
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"Frarce, and The triple triumph OF her li-co-
r-Ltberty, Equality and F'0;Aniy.'
Which was received with buisls Of applause,
and pledged in bumpers
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-02

IMPORTANT INVESTMENT IN US.
SToCKS-A Washington letter, OF the I'D
February, says:
"The Chancellor of he Smithsonian institute,
(vice President Dallas) invested TODAY The LUNGS
Of the institution, amounting to, S226,oOo, in The
United States six per cent. stock. The directors
OF the institute are only permitted 10 espsnd The
interest which accrues, Leaving The capillal un-
,oncbed. Tine Prince de Joinville, jointly with
his wife, made a second investment today oil
D 1000 in U. S. stocks"
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR The
Sentative understand that The Delegates
10 The Democratic Convention from Inc counties
com posing this Senatorial District, held a caucus
ON Monday last, alter the adjournment OF the re-
eular Convention. and nominated Maj Frederick
oberlhier as the Democratic candidate to oppose Iss
Capt Wilcher. Maj. Gber'hier has accepted .ne
nomination, and has prepared an address to the
voters OF lhe District, setting forth his views on
matters OF Federal and Stale c~onceInmenls.
DGnriG Register.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1849-03-20
DIR. il. FISHERS ss.
VEGETABLE AGUE OR TONIC AND
ANTI,BlLI0IS PILLS,
Are for sals II Kalidd FAinam Co., O., BY
q n 134cr
c. n. RICE.

" a. NACE.
They are wasran,cd. for he cost Of 100
per bax, see bills accompanying The pills:
Each box contains az pills Msssrs r, W.
Shawhan and Jesse Shriyer, merchants II
Tif1in. after Is years experience in The sale
Of medicine, testify that ihey are The n,osi
popular ana eminently successful medicine
they have ever sold, ,---and more than o
score Of citizens, Of the first respectability
certify that they are the best medicine, after
the experience of the last season, they have
any knowledge Of They are perfectly
harmless, both for males and females and
children, under any circumstances The
proprietor offers 1000 dollars reward to any
one who shall detect any metallic substance
in their preparation. Judge Petinger Of
Tifin, says in his certificate, one box Of
Fishers Ague PAls cured three Of his fami-
". The Rev. A. w. Jewitt, testi6es, he
read medicine in the proprietor's Office, and
assures all whom Il may concern, that the
pills are entirely vegetable, and that no poi
sons are part OF their composition, and
that they are deservedly popular beyond
every other medicine Of the kind, in his
opinion. The Rev. ]. M. Morrow, and
Rev. Mr.. Humphrey and others, express in
a 50 n 4