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GENERAL JACKSON AND PRAsE's CAxDH.-We would call the attention of our readers to the following let ter from exPresident Jackson in which he descapts largely upon the virtue of Peases Horehound Candy. We have seen the original letter; and as for the candy made by Messrs. Pease & Son, we know from own experience it is not to be exceeded in the of coughs and colds, having ourselves been the recipients of their bounty while laboring under se- were cough thus testing it's qualities: N Y. Plb.

 HERMITAGE, Nov. l2, l842. Messrs. John Pease q Son:

 Gentlemen Your kind letter of the S0th of August last, with the greatly esteemed present of the Hore hound Candy, of your own invention, reached me in due course of mai and found me its arrival inca pable of yielding my pen: immediately began to try the effects of your candy, and have been using it ever since with great benefit, and intend to make a fair experiment to see whether it will remove my cough entirely find it in the apothecary shops in Nashville. We have been using it in whooping coughs in our family with much benefit, and consider tt valuable medicine for the lungs l tender you my kind thanks for this present, and receive it with grate full feelings, evidence of your solicude for my health and welfare, and tender to you my hest wish. for your long and useful life, and happy immorta- lity. ANDREW JACKSON.