A tPndy Slortf. A Swiss paper stales
hAt' Woman was caught Up hy a hurt i
'ca'no m the canton of Uri, one tiny last
'nonth, nnd carried, through tlio air a space
cf t'Jifo leagues. Hcif boily whs foi'ind'some
Itlsys ufter, with all her bones broken;
Offishttll notice. Tlio shad season
'commenced at New York on Monday last.
Another Hwnbug Exploded. 6gto nml
hi. speech havo been fully exposed, we ob
Sjrva lhat some oT the whig papers are now
I'kiXj' fr sn organization uf ilie militia as
a preparation for war, and a writer in tho
'Journal of Commerce vouched for as " a
.whig r.f the first water," in writing upon
the subject remarks that Mr. Poinsett's plan
is good in its main features and has on
ly to be understood to bo approved. So
noy on a little time doubtless, every thing
I - " I I . IT . it . 'II I
proposed under ivir. van uuren win oe re
garded as " good in its main features."
Wai.there ever an administration , so com
pletely and evidently LIED down ?
Pfntmylilnmnn.
A "Political Judge. Wilt John Banks,
he whig candidate for Governor, resign his
Judgc-sliip, or will ho still hold on and he
what a certain whig paper calls that ' worst
of all curses, a political Judge ?
MYSTERIOUS PROFESSIONS'.
Now Tom,' said the printer of a coun
try newspaper, in giving directions to his
apprentice ' put the foreign leaders' in the
galleys and lock 'em up lei ' Napoleon's
remains Have a larger head distribute the
1 army in the East' take up a line and fin
ish the British Minister' inako ' tho
Yduns Princess' to rur ort with the Duch
ess of Konl' movo 4 the Kerry hunt' out
jjDf the chase gel ypur stick and conclude
the liorn'd imirdcr' that Jdo began last
night wash your hands and comb to din
ner, and then see that all the pie is cleared
up. soma primers are nevus and no
mistake;
H'mm Florida. News from Pila't'ka to
the Hth inst. has been received at Savan-
tii
i. A lelteri says : "Uapt. Kerr, 2d
dr.ir oons, a dav or two since took twenty-
t i ! u:r ir p...
One lljui.lliu.u ml uiun i.uil-i.ivuaj i uaiuiiii
(tcb '1'tVRntv cild Indians amo in. a few
days ago at Fort Fanning-, and gave them
selves up. Wild Cat has been in at. Tam
pa, and gone out to bring in his pooplo;nnd
letters, lo-niffhl say that ninety men were
sent out on the 1 1th 16 escort ninety old
unrrnrs tin their Wav ill. About four liun-
drotl Inili.'ina a'rri al'readV at Tauma. wailiner
to he shipped." The old C-ly of Ihe Var
bring over is again reiterated by the letter
writers. Give Uoldrtel Harney, Captain
Bsrtium, Lieutenant. Albertis, anil a tew
rnnre spirits like lliem, hall a chance, and
they will ond the war, but wo doubt wheth
er negotiation will ever bring peace.
Lowell Manufactures. From a siaio
Vnent in the Lawell Ad-ortiser ol Friday
lust, we extract tho following interesting
tjattstieal facts: 1 lie number ol mills in
operation is 32, exclusive nt print works,
ftc.capttol employeil,510,G00,0U0; females
employed, G,U20; males; a, 172; total num
ber of operatives, 11,002 tons of coal con
sumed per annum, 11,(309; cords of wood.
J,4I0; gallons of oil, 05,289; yards of cloth
made per dnnum, 05, 802, 100: pounds of
cotton consumed, 21,424,000, (a pound of
cotton averages 32-10 yards, and 100
hounds of cotton produces 8D lbs of cloth;)
consumption of starch per an. 000,000 lbs;
consumption ol hour lor starch in mills,
print works and blcachery, per Hhniim,
d,uuu pounds; cnnsumptiun ol etiarcoal per
'annum, DOO.OOO bitaltels; average amount of
wages per month, 3170,000; average w
ges of fomales, clear of board, $2 per week;
average wages of males, clear of board, 80
rents per day. In addition to the manufac
turing establishments Included in the, above
statement, th city contains the Lowell
nater-Proofiiiff (Joinnunv; the extensive
powder mills, of O. M. Whipple, Esq. tho
Lowell ulnnehery, with a capital ol 550,
000; flannel iuillj blanket mill; battir.? mill:
paper inil; card and whip factory: planing
ttiachino; recti machine;' foundry, (lour grist
and saw mills: together employing about
iuu nanus, aim a cnpl'.al of 3100,000. Tho
leeks and canals machine chop: Inrluded
! among the 32 mills, i-an fdrnish machinery
complete for a mill of 5D00 spiildles in four
rnnntlis and lumber and materials, are al
ways at command with which to build or
rebuild a mill in that time, if lequired.
When buildintr mills, the Locks and Canals
Company employ diieclly and indiiectlv
fniin ten .o twelve hundred hauds. N. Y,
bun.
sssossafiraaKssni
Swapping Wives. Two men married
filers laiely, in New Hampshire, ami after
i.lapsa of a short period made an exchange
el wives, the interested luetics made no ob
jections. One husband gave the oilier a
valuablu horse, carriago and hamossj 'to
tiimt The one who tcceived tie 'bool,'
dispose l of his horse for nearly oho huh-
(lied dollars in cash, hut in a short time al
ter his rfife fell in with a person whom she
luved more than her own husband, and be
lieving it wa9 nowicr turn to exercise the
Ciorimis right of Mreo trade, quilted her
lied nnd hoard,' and ran' away with her par-
tur
f IlliS MISSOURIAN.
Vo paid a visit, says the New Orleans
Bee, a few dayn since to the skeleton of the
gigantic animal to which this name has been
attached, as comeinorative of the spot whore
it was discovered. It is difficult for tho im
agination to conceive the size snd propor
tions of the monster whoso existenco is in
'dubitable attested by these stupendous relics
a creature, hslf elephant, half crocodile,
of such collossal stature that the largest liv
ing specimens of animated nature, shrank
into Lilliputian dimensions when contras
ted with its wondetful bulk. A mammoth,
to whose daily food the monsters of the
deep must have contributed, and whds'o in
satiable maw could only havo b'o'eti glu'tted
by the depopulation of tho country which
it infested. The history of this marvellous
creature is buried in oblivion, or only pre
served in Ihe dim and shapeless fragments
of Indian tradilion1, and yet to the natural
ist and man of science, its study is a source
of profound instruction and information, as
its habits, food, mode of existence uniil the
probable period when it roamed the praiiies
of the west, and raised its huge form above
the waters of our largest streams, may all
be llhe"r Satisfactorily determined or ap
proximately deducted from an examiuaiion
of its bony carcassi
933EG2SS5HI
7 he N. Eastern lioundary report of ihe
Legislature of Maine, proposes to.call upon
tho Fedsral Government, forthwith to repel
the existing invasion ol the State, and if
necessary to secure us against future inva
sion, to take military possession of the dis
puted territory.
Canada Elections. The Union, or To
ry party, havo succeeded in tho late election
and will have un imposing majority in the
now Parliament of the United Canadas
Great Postage. The Caledonia brought
aa.uoo letters, which is 5,000 more than
waB eVer before received at that port by one
vessel; Tho postage on letters to New
York, alone amouutetl to 1,092.
C;ie Hundred Thousand Bibles have
been printed in Spanish by English arrents
and circulated in Spain, siucu September
last.
Appalling. ThVrc are two hundred and
six distilleries in the Slate of Now York,
which annually produce 2,010,110 gallons
oi liquor.
The Twenty-Seventh Congress. Thero
arc eleven States which have not elected
their representatives to the Twenty Seventh
Congress, and the election of some of them
will not regularly take place until afier the
(lay nxeu tor the .special Session. In s,uch
cases the Governors, we piusumc, will take
care that their respective States shall nut go
uuiepresehlcdi
7'hs Wiio hiicr, at Cincinnati) dh trie
18lh ult. was in lino navigable order, there
being 20 feet water in the channel between
that city and Louisville.
Durable Whitewash. To mako white
wash durable and prevent it from cracking,.
tne water in which me lime is mixed,should
bo fully saturated with salt, before tho lime
is put in.
Kinghj llcform.'Vho King of Hanover
is astonishing his loyal subjects by his ret
rogado reformations, lie has established
flogging in the army, and has legalized the
practice of duelling.
Temperance in Ireland. Four million
six hundred thousand persons have taken
the temperance pledge in Ireland.
Afocc Motive Power. A model ship,
propelled by an air pump, is now exhibited
in New York, and is said to work well.
Aerial Mail Routt. A .Mr. James C.
Patton advertises in the Halliwore Clipper
that he has devisrrt a balloon that will navi
gate tho air in any direction at tho Kite of
100 miles per hour. Oh !
The '1 'empcranco Societies at Philadel
phia city find county have beenjrinedby
four thousand three hundred persons with
in the last three rhbuths. The total ntlmber
belonging is about 17,000 persons.
is'srasisssE&Ejo
MARRIED On tho 25th ult. by the
Rev. .Williahi J. Eyer, Mr. GIDEON
GEAItHEAUT, to Miss MARY ANN
NUSS, both of Milllin.
On the28ih ult. by (lie samR.Mr.WlLL
IkM C1BERL1NG, of Lehigh county, to
Miss MARGARET CARP, of Cattawissa.
On tho 13th ult. by Esq. Kale, Mr.
WESTON S C. HARVEY.of Fairmount
to Miss ELIZABETH IIENDERSHOT,
of Fishing Creek.
IS hereby given, that o.i the first Monday
of June noxt, a special Court of Common
Pleas will be held at Danville, in and for
Columbia coufity before the Honorable
A. I'. Par sons ,1'residoiu Judge of tho 12th
Judicial disnict of Pennsj Ivaiiia, and tho
asfoeiate judges ol Columbia county, in
pursuance of the provisions of the 37th and
30th sections of the act of General assembly
passed tho 14lh day of April, 1834; for, , tho
trial of a certain action wherein the West
Branch Bank :l( Wiflinilmnnfl la nl-iintlfi'
and Thomas Mooroliead, jr. is defendant, of
wiiiuii nil ouieers ana others interested will
tsKo notice,
JACOB EYERLY, Proth.
Prolh. Office, Danville, ?
March 30, 1811 $
LIST OF LETTERS.
Remaining at the Post Office at Blooms-
burg at the end of tve quarter ending on
the 31st of March, 1841.
Appleman Mathias Alouscr Joseph
Barnard Robert
McKilhcaitJoe
Moyer Angclinc,
Mans B. 6c hi B.
Melick Henry
Merling Eme'lina
Merlins B. Henry
Bloxidge Johii
Bomboy .Charlock
Breaker Jacob
Coleman Jesse
Coleman Joreph
Orivelling Alexander Orway Jo'.e'ph
Corish Sirus
Parmlan Daniel
Doan Lane Miss
Pnrdy LockWou'd
Poe Joseph .
Pursel Washington
RusseI George
Bitter William
Shults Mariah
Smith Margaret
Slayman Mary
Slater E. Sidney
Siibilbiss Isaac
Tobias Daniel
Vinderclico Reb'occa S
Vincent Richard's
Washington Susan
Whitcnight John
Wells jr. Israel
William Thaddeils
Waller D. U.
Wagoner Elizaboth
Wills Clara , .
Jim met Alexander
Faux D. & W.
Fry John
Garrettson Edward
Gross Daniel
Hooper Paul
Uuttman Kouben
Hartmnu Jacob
Ileadley Esn,
Haines Jacob
Haste It John
llahto Isaac 2
Kendig Christian
liahler Charjes
Keller .Goorgb
Lynn Josiah
MeKelvy Wnl. 3
Melick Andrew
McDermout Jameo
B. RUPERT, P
M.
i hose inauirlnc Tor ahv of the above 1st
ters will ploase say it isfadvertiscd. ,
All persons indebted for l'ostaee must
cash np. I havo accommodated tlicrri, now
let them accommodate the:
1
'rastil Jurors
For April 'Arm 18il
Cattawissa Jesso CUtcr, William Gealhart,
Jacob Uarrison.
Deny David Mcborbick, Saraucl RusstI, Phil
ip Seidle, Thomas Forstcr.
Fishing Creek Daniel McIIcnry, Jr.
Mahonmc Jacotrj Ilililer.
Mifflin Thomas Bowman, Chailcs Michael,
Isaac ftiiydcr. I cier uroover.
Mount rleasant Wiltfam Howell.
Madison John Eves, Henry Smith, Levi Bisel,
lloaring Creek PeteriHelwig, John Veagor.
Su"arloufKsz Douglas, Benjamin Oolc. Saur
uel Kholie, Alathew Mcllinry, Samuel Hess.
'JTravej'sct Jurors.
Brier creek Mordica Jackson, George Freas
Jr.
Bloom Samuel Mellick,.Andre'w Ctiveline, Vat
i-uuiiG uiuieman,uamei lia'cnoucu.
Verru John Blee.
Fishing creek Moses Mcllcnrv.Pcter Crivclinir.
James Huycock. t
Hemlock John Oh!, JJurtis Amino.
Jackson Joshua Sdvagc. ,
Limtntone 'John Caldwell, John Marshall;
Liberty Robert Slmonton.
MadiMft Robert CampliplI,'Da'n!eI Criimlyi
J!oit J'feasant John Jcncs;
Mahonm'g6& Dbiri, t?cn. Daniel M. Fbs,
William Nariconk, Thomas Loyd.
Montear John Bailor, Daniel Gelgfer, Andrew
Clark, James Barton.
Orange George Harman, Philip Auchrnbach.
ltoaring crCek Peter Herbcin, Jesse Price.
Sugartoaf David Goulder, Daniel Ashclman.
Valley David Maxwell, James Uluo, Daniel
Woodside.
WO, FIFE
THE SEMI-MONTHLY.
OF
O. five of Roberts' Magizine was published and
ready for sale prompllv on the moriiinc of
tho 15th inst. It is a higUy Interesting number
and looks, as usual, as neat as d pin. The reduc
tion of the retail price ol the Magazino from nine
pence to EIGHT CENTfS wprka admirably. On
ly look nt it ! A handsomo well printed book of
forty largo pages with an extra thick and durable
cover, cbntaining the choicest gems of tho Ameri
can nnd Huligsh Magazines) together with a fino
ExiuiiriNo;
For only Eight Cents a Copy.
This must certainly bo pronounced the climax of
cheapness. It throws all the other Magazines in
the conniry, in point of cheapness, in the shadr.
(C'i'ersorts desirous of purchasing the back num
bcrr of the Magazine, can now bo supplied (as No.
1 has been reprinted) by calling at tho Counting
room or senanig ineir orders to (us post paid.
(CpSubscriplion prico $2,00 per year. Five
copies foi 58,00. Ten copies for $15,00.
March 27, 1811.
.UNION MAUL.
JGqsi:tl to any Second to none.
e
HE Subscriber informs his .friends, onll the
public generally, that ho is now, not only tho
occupant, buttheproprietoroftheil.JICB.fJV
CtKV.VOjmWSTJllSSISSTOItVJIIUCK
IN DANXTSEifiij, Pa.
Known as the "UNION HAIX,'! and has mado
and completed an addition to the buildincr which
gives him the most airy, spacious, and pleasant
rooms oi tny iw.ei in tlie placet and lie is deter
mined that tha improvements and additions to his
Houso khall keep pace with the growth and Impor
tance of tho town in which it is located, and that
it shall be second to none. The houso has been
thoroughly repaired, nnd furnished in a manner
which lioleelsconhdentwillgnoButisfaction to cus
tomers. Ills TAUI.13 will always bo furnished
With tho choisbEt and best, and. his BAH will be
suppliec with tho purest liquors. His stables are al
ways well supplied with good provender, and attend
ed by a careful Ostler. His long hcquiantauce with
tlio business of kecninir a nubile: house, toirfcther
with a determination to usb every mean's td render
satisfaction, induces him thus publicly to' encourage
his old friends to continue their calls, and invite
tho rublic generally to give him a trial, nnd judge
for themselves, as lie is determined that the Unloil
Hall shall be kept in as creditable a manner as any
house in Northern Penusylvania.
WILLIAM I1ENRIB.
Danville, March 20, 1811. tf
SHERIFF'S SAXES.
JB virtue 6r;4u'nclty wnls .of venditioni xpo
fgjfi nu, to ine dircctoJ, will Ivo exposed to public
rale, ut.thcCdVr Ilobpo, in ,DAiiyille, on MonOay
the 19th day or April next, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
the following properly, ,vn: ,
A certain lrn,ct of land situate in Oattawiesa town
fhip, Columbia fo.unty, adjoining lands of Jesso
Yocum, Loyd Thomas and vltiers, containing
80, AC0EUE2S
mote or Ices, whereon B crested 6.
LOG
liOUSE
AND stable;
Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold as the
property of Samuel Ycttcr.
ALSO
A certain tract of land situate in Bricrcreck town-
chip, Columbia county, adjoining land of SidlcVa,
Isaac Kint, and Henry Dcitcrich, containing
SIXTY-TWO ACRES,
whereon is erected
HOUSE
FRAME
And
STABLEo
Seized taken in execution, and to bo sold as the
properly of Jacob Miller and John Manning, Ad
ministrators of Valentino Moyer, dec. et al.
ALSO
A certain house ond lot situate in the TOWN
of CATTAWISSA, between tho upper Ferry road
and second street, anu adjoining a, lot ol baran
Hugos and others, wheraon la erected a
FJRAME MOUSE
FRAME
STABLE
with silndry out buildings. ,. . ' . .
Seized, taken in execution, and to lie sold as the
property of Francis Dean.
JOHN FRUIT, Sheriff.
biiiiuiF s Office, Danube,
March 10, 1841.
Y virtue of a writ of Venditisni Exponas, to
me directed, will bo sold at public sale, at the
Court House, in Dant Hie, on Monday tho 19ih day
of April next, at 10 o'clock, A. M. tho following
property, viz:
A certain tract of land situato in Jackson town
ship, in Columbia county, containing
5
more or lens, adjoining lands lately told by defend
ant to Yorks and Flick, lands of John Hess, George
A. Frick, and dlhcrs, whernon is erected a
Dwelling House
AND
STABLE,
A SAW-MILD, and afew acres of land
cleared. ,
Seized taken iu execution, arid td be sold, as the
property of John Russel, bail of Andrew Russet,
HT&Y virtue of a certain writ of Levari Facias,
Qjjto me directed, will beoxposedto sale, by pub
lic vendue, or out, at tho Court llouso, in Danville,
on Monday tho 19th day of Ap.nl next,
A certain tract of land situate in Orango town.
ship, Columbia county, bounded on tho northeast
by lands of John Underwood and Wm. Robison, on
the south bv lands late of Philip Seidle anJ Jacob
SccIcv. on the cast bv lands of the estate of Peter
White, deceased, and on tho north by lands of
Hayman, containing
tbc the same more or less, on which is erected one
GKiST-MIIX, ONE SAW-3I1IX, TWO
towelling Houses and one Darn.
Seized, taken in execution, and to bo sold as tho
estate of Juincs Hcubuurn. .
JOHN FRUIT, Sheriff.
Sukiuff s Office, Danville,
March 20, 1841.
SHERIFF'S SALES.
Y vi-tue of a writ of Alias Venditioni Expo-
' nas, to mn directed, will bo exposed to public
sale, at the house of Richard Fruit, in Jcrseytown,
I'll Monday, the 5ih of April, 1841, at ten o'clock
A. Al. tho following property, viz:
A certain tract of land, situato in MADISON
township, Columbia county, containing
One Hundred and four acres,
whereon is erected d ,
LOG HOUSE
and Loo Barm;
about ninety acres cleared laud, finb htrgs
MEADOW, and GOOD ORCHARD: udjoining
lands of Richard Fruit, John Swisher, John Fun
ston, and others.
Seized, taken in execution, ilnd to bo sold as tile
property of Phiucas Wellivcr. .
BY virtuo of a writ of Venditioni Exponas, to
me' directed, will be exposed to public sale, at
tho house of Richard Fruit, in Jcrseytown, on Mon
day tho 5th of April, 1841, at ten o'clb'ck, A. M.
tht following property, to witi
All tlio right, titltf, arid interest in a certain tract
of land, situate in Madison township, Columbia
county, a'djbining lands of William Barber, Jona
than Mosteller, John Fruit, nnd ethers, containing
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-FIVE ACRES,
more or less about
Seventy-five acres cleared;
whereon Is a large
Apple
onciiAito;
Seized taken in execution, and to be sold as the
property of Phineas Welliver,
JOHN FKU1T. ShtritT.
sheriff b Office, Danville,
Feb. SO, 1841.
Trial Lill
Iaiah,Shum(in s. Daniel Cuttenbadcr et al
B. W. Weplcs V. Adam Micheal.
Richard Plumcr vs. Theodore' Wclltr-'-"
Samo vs. Same.
Robert Montgomery vg, John Courton etal. ,
Alber B. Ashton ct al vs.. Christian Ash et al.
Samuel Brob&t et al vs. Christian A Brobst. .
Benjamin F. Frhk ct al vs. William Kitchen,
Joseph Hopper ct al vs. Thompson Wellivert
Daniel M. Barber vs. James Barbel's Admr.
Robert Slming'toii vs. rredorick P. Maus.
Peter .Baldy vs. William Comclioon..
Nathan Seclcy vs. William Robison.
George A. Frjck vs. Daniel Hantz. .
Sharpies Taylor vs. Freder P. Maus.
John II. .Rodney v. Thomas. Scout.
Jacob Girton vs. Jacob Harris.
POWDER
THE .subscriber would respectfully in
form their friends and the public generally
that they have just received a lot of
ROCK POWDER,
which they offer for sale at wholesale, or
by the single kec.on very reasonable term'
RUPERT &; BARTON.
BloomsburgJan. 20, 1840 42
NOTICE.
LL persons having unsettled accounts
witii"
the firm ol
LEWIS MAUS c Co! .
dissolved January 1st, 18-tparo requested to comij'
and settle their accounts on orbeforo the 1st, of
)
April next, or, otherwise they will be put to ctt
without further hesitation! , '
L. H. MAUS,
, . J. B. MAUS.
Bloomsburg Iron Foundry, March 13, 1841.
THE ESTATE OF WILBIAM.KNOKtff
DECEASED.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, thai
Lctteis of administration on. the above es
tate havo been granted to tho subscrber, ra
siding in Blopm township, Columbia conn?
ly. Thcretorc all persons indebted to taaj
estate of said 'deceased, are' requested- to
make, immediate pay.monf,and all those havj
ing claims will present please, them, pro
perly authenticated for setllerr.&it' i?
I shall attend at the late residence of thsj
deceased on Tuesday the 2d day. of MarcK
next, lo make settlement with all who may
call. Afterwards I can be found at my reii
denes. ,
JACOB HAGENBUCH, Admr. "
Bloom, Feb. 2D, 1841.
LIME
J&m 'Smiei
... - i
THE Subscriber has on hand several
hundred bushels of Lime, and intends keep
ing a constant supply, which ho will sollj
or exchange fur country produco, Lumber
or Cattlo of any description. He is in want
of a quantity of Chesnut rails.
ADAM STROUP.jr.
Homlock totrnship, Jan. 10, 1841.
38 2m:
TO PHYSICIANS, CABINET MA
KERS, -c.
The patent right for the Manufacturing
and Vending
ENGEL'S PATENT SOFA ,
A1TD SOFA BEDSTEAS'i'
For Invalids and also tho patent right of
j:j)Gi:Ls pjtTEivT jiedsteJo
are ofiered fur salo for tlio counties of
Schuylkill Columbia: Tho former are adr
mirably adapted tor tne use oi invalids ana
bed ridden persons. The latter are adapted,
for hotels, being so constructed that they
may be nut together and taken .apart, in less
time than bedsteads now in use, and will
cost no more to manufacture than tho cocqt
mon bedstead, .. The right will be disposed
of, for either qf tho above counties, for
Townships, Towns', Shops, or single tight.
Persons wishing to purchase rights majr
obtain every information upon application
at Brady's Hotel, Danville, vhero specU
ra6ns can be seon. . , .
The following rocommondation, is from
Doctor George M'Clellan, of Philadelphia;
An ingenious invention 'fox, invalids;
Messrs. Engel & Connor, of the borougK
of Easton Pa. have invented a Sofa for thd
use of bed ridden patients, which has. met
with the approbation ot our Medical facul
ty; and which wo think ought to be intro
duced to tho notice of the public. It com
bines all the advantages of a Sofa for par-
ors, and a moveable bed, fpr Ihe support of
invalids. By the Ingenious applications o(
hinges and crsn.Us it is capable of raisings
jhe patient to every desirable chango of
position without exciting inesysiem, or oisj
turbine any injured part. I havo prbtured
one of them', and I shall siezo the first op
p.oitunity of introducing it to the attentioil
of my friends in practice; and I feel perfect
confidence in recommending it to the pat.
ronage of our profession.
Danville, March 30, 1841. if &
A