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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-27

his Is the WAY they advertise for wives in Tex.
"Panieda HtG.". advertiser b, inc ,oo mn, h
occupied with his business 10 90 cout,ins. ,.l 90
ms method OF informing the ladies of Galveston
"n' are ms wishes | am not particular rs regards
neaay or wealth, having myself sufficient of eac h
Tor Doth oil us-fesreetable parenrase, and yrtuous
character Is all that require. Should this notice
"ee' 'e eye ct any lady who is desirious of enter
ing wedlock's holy bands she will please ad,,,ssq
w H. uaiSesionian Office, through the post
once or otherwise. Al communications p,omp
a''enues TO- aud The slrcIesr secrecy preserved.
~ u. The nature Of my business 10 such tina,
my vac cou lead ehhera Town or country life rs
n,i:i SUIT her hes -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-27

CENSUS FOR l640.-The census Of the United
States, 10 be taken during the present wear wi, he
npona more compreh' nsve plan than usual Hnberto
II mas been customary 10 cnumcrate the inhsb liant
only under the several cassIGcsIions of sexes opes
colours, DC. by The late OF Congress 10, iak IN.
me census OF 1910, the President OF the United
states was directed To cause the statistics of ia,
country. relating 10 Agriculture, Manufactures
Mines, Commerce, 0c.--lo be collected, and also
statistical Information IN reference TO Education
The next census therefore will exhibit not only
'he amount ai our population, but also u complete
schedule OF the aggregate pro- cry Of the nation.
ranged under different heads. aud presenting n onc
we" an accurate estimate of the vast resources nj
the Uned States, in all The various depari,nep,s nj
industry and GLIDING the numerous TENS of nation
81 wealth. lnterfogaofies, adapted to elicu ,nor.
matioh on all Tie iel les Embraced IN the new pIan
have been prepared 10 seve as formulas of sta,;s
teal tables. Little additional labour q, ,xn,ns.
wiz be incurred by tins enlarged system of n,o.
eeedng, since the same person who would in The
usual manner be employe TO take The census of
numbers, may very easily put other questions A,
may be required by the present regulation. One
operation may serve 10 accomplish both dulles as
well as only.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-27
W Mr.. Clay and Mr. Wise arrived in Richmon

" Mr.. Clay and Mr.. Wise arrived in Richmond
on Friday evening, the 2ls inst. in The cars from
Washington. The Richmond Wing says. "Nev-
er since the visit of a,fayclie, have We seen
such oulburst Of feeling aud enthusiasm on be-
half Of the people of Richmond. BY the time he
multitude from Two 10 three tIousand.-A com.
niliee, AT the head of which was Mr.. Leigh, ,eceiy.
ed Mr. Clay and Mr. WISE and conducted Them TO
their lodgings a, the Porhatdn House. The crowd
attended, and gave frequent tokens of their JOY. by
repeated AMI uproarlous shouts. After Mr.. Clay
had entered The house, loud calls made for him
from without. He made his appearance upon the
balcony, and begged the vast assemblage TO excuse
him, as he was both h,igued and hungry. They
readily assenied, promising themselves, each and all
a hearty shake of the hand 10 day."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-27
SURPLUS REVENUE AND ENIAN CIPA.
rION
HarIison and LAtrSon

HdrfSoh ana J,UeTS0n.
Gen. Harrison's de caralion ,in his CheviDi sneecI
that, with the consent ol the saveholdipc States
he would be wiling 10 appropriate the public reye-
nue. to purposes OF ipaton has gwen great Of
fence to the party which pretend to be the disciples
and followers OF Thomas Jefferson. Wen what will
they say when they hear that Jefferson himself
as long ago rs the year 1e2l, recon mended "A
scheme precisely similar 7 In a leter to Jared
Sparks of Boston, dated Monte clio, Feb. L. 1924. :"
tsee 4h voiJefe,sonsw works page 1881 Mr.. Jetfer.
son,alier urging the expediency Of African Coloni-
zal'"n, and OF purchasing The siarss for the purpose
of sending them TO that country, asks, "F,om
what fund are these expenses to be furnished -
And answers the question thus: Why not from
mat Of The lands mhich hare been ceded bu he States
no,S needing this relef!" Aud he then goes on
WIN an argument 10 prove the feasibility Of This
project and the alac,iy with which It would be en-
braced both by the saveholding and now slayehol.
ding States. iilhe latter were serious in their arpu-
nenis on the Missouri question" Thus il will be
seen that Mr.. Jefferson advocated the distribution
9the proceeds Of The sales Of The public lands that
ne aVo"ed that II was his chief object to effect, by
this distribution, the purchase OF slaves to be colo
nzed abroad and that he placed The expedieney
OF making this distribution upon the ground of The
consent OF the States. All these opinions are now
deemed rank hefesies by his professed disciples -
we do not say that the two latter opinions are
we have before expressed our dissent from them
when referring to the famous extract Gom Gen
tiarrison's Cheyio speech But we think tina, an
opinion entertained by Mr.. jefferson, and published
by him without exciting The slighesl feeling of dis
appreciation, cannot be very heretcal and danger
Gus because IL is held by Gen. Harrison We sho Id
like to know what Tho. Jefferson Randolph, ESQ.
who published his graad fathers letter thinks of II
we shall Ike TO hear him denounce his illust rols
ancestor, by coGdemning Gen. Harrison.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-27

Cant Samuel B"ean. The same " no lately n,nr.
SIZED IN The Mormon war. Al u MILITARY election, held
Al Far West. IN Caldwell county, Mo- y shor, i'm,
since, deliberately shot Mr.. Alexander Bcattie. n
Young nan OF about 26 years Of age. Immediately
allef ioingthe deed Bogan fed, il is supposed Ia,
Arkansas or Texas. reward Of : 900 ls ol,e,e5
iorh's apprehension aud delivery ct hcr at Richmond
or Lbcu, jail
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-27

Howard Street Flour in Baltimore, was held at
- ool ! bnl no sales at that I4aa Sales OF Civ
hilis al IS 6sl-soue asked s. ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-27

o. Committee appointed ny the Citizens of
the county of Spotsylvania and town Of Fredercks-
burg invited Mr.. Clay to partake ola public din.
ner, which he declined.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-27

IN other aords. TO repeai The co,,j:,.
adw! lflhe Legislature can repeal hi, y
Tie constitution. what binders it from oi
"oahs'ns any other ofi,s pruv,s,o,.
Ana yet Mr.. Smith seis up for a sine,
ZIONIST eo"s'Iue-
AMER Mr.. Mayo's notable harancue Wa.
Chairman commenced the appointment or,, "e
efa' committeeman, surprising that they von','
"ed'"'e'y thereafter adjourn,l left the Ca,;,, "-
dark. Afterwards lean. Mr.. James N So"t
h'ng george, formerly editor Of The .Demo..".o o.
Lynchburg) amused the Convention wnb IN
bout coon and squirrel, which. suppo,.
strong tendency tn illustrate. Democrats u
and TO advance the election of Nh. w. n P"',
The Convention then adjourned iii to-
noon, O'Clock. ''ef-
The proposition TO establish "eheap Dance,
Richmond and al other points in the State
better exponent Of the real feelings Of .n. oea
than The unlounded boasling u 10000 ma;o,
which the Enquirer pledges Virginia to In. A., ~ w
ira'iou! Indeed. Mr.. Mayo. IN The spe.,h "'''
referred 10, admitted tina, there was "dap,.,.
he begged bis democratic brethren" 10 50 '"'
aud '''nsp're the boson,s'' Of their Grllon
with the emergency of the crisis, as the onlv -.
Of preventing The ascendancy OF Wing p,io,,,,..
The good old Dominion. Even that, ] bo,.
ever, will fail. The sol OF Virginia is cono., az
the growth Of these principles. They 0on,;.h.,
here in the days oflhr Revolution, when p.,.,.,
Henry set the ball in motion, by dcnounc,pp w..
tive nIsrtle and usuIpaion-and ,hcr ,ripm,h 49,
consnmmaied when CORVALLIS surrendered his .u..,
to Washington on the plains OF yorktown W.
nave II true somewhat altered in The faith .inc.
The times lorcfola BY Jt6ersen have come upon u.
when feheral'ss, in The disguise Of Demoe,a,ir
Republicans, are endeavorng 10 convert our comp,,
republican system into that simple mat hinr." =,
Elective Monarchy-unll oui President is ALREADY
decorated with what "seems the likeness Of kinplx
crown SO faras the extent Of his Powers and Pr,
negatives may be regarded as The substantial emblem
| OF that otherwise harmless baube.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-27

Correspondence Of PC Aato,gi ar,igeerc,y.

MN 1aGk. Ftb 20 lSAO
iransien slHp hom Liverpool bnnss u. Liver,
pno dates to January !. euli nens u lirte ebre,i,,o
Money IS SAID 10 be pienller IN England, and ,L.
8 raie oi interest l""er. Cotton had advanced IA
In tohacco she demand eauilnrd 10 email ,.,,l.
ior he trade At l1fmei f,lees The eofn marke had
MOI advanced The asrfges neie lower and cam.
srquenlly the dnies had nj increased Am,,,r,n
tonr VS. sold a. 3l', bet bill but al CD. 10 az
were asked. The general aspect oil business .fr,,s
Is al hrurr. '''
in Manhattan Bank stock therr has been great ex.
tnemen' to-day. Prime, Wald \ king lhrew IN the
matke' considerable amount At 50. which IN ,hs
'4'd ia ched Tie stuck down 10 10 II "a ,un,o,e,I
M 'he streets iha seiuus tioiis are making by ihr
beard OF Directors 10 remove fhe Cashier R,,bct,
White winch thus Far have been defeated by IA /.
brother and s0mr personal friends al the Board
The Arkansas State G4tzrtte s4,s ttatp lctt,r l,s
been received at Lttie Rock Which states thai ,h.
Aes- O. Nasonta Missionary Mlnistrtlo Tie C,crt
Indians WEST was shol atby one ofthem. the han
psHofaimg h's coat and very narrowly missing ms
rrfson lhe Greeks, says The Gaz ne ara ,no,,ly
n'erse 10 religion aud edaeailoo and indeed. IN tlc
alliance oil CIVILIZATION eeneHllt.-Alr Mason could
have gwen them no personal cause of ote &c ia, II.
- man, the mlldncss Of shose manners and c,nvc,
ssai'on IS calculated to disan even the bo.Iib,y Of
sayagfs. "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-27

TnrNnfR aRge, fro some rsscatcbe, h,
mas made, believes thai II never hundcrs in IL open
sea- N IN islands BEYOND IS degrees 0falnude no,b
and he thinks the same holds cnnd ON cont,n, ,,s
An attempt has bern made To question: this h, NJ
Baer, before The Petersburg Academy If Sciences
hui lie does moi seem 10 have succ, ed, d. IA ,l,, al,
gle instance broneh, forward IN SIX years aud a
qha'eis residence at So'zbe,g, is not we'll subsian
tiaed. Rdiirdy Naga,ine
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-27

VI The Globe has admir- BILE knark Of making
false statements. Long practice has rendered il ia
m'l'ar with the art. In that paper of The 18Th. we
are told that Mr.. Hubbard made very able argu-
mem upoa Mr. Cn'''enden siesoIuion, propos ng To
pay state debts out oil The national fund" There
never was basei more willul pcrverson of ,ro,b
M'. Cr''ienden has made such proposn,on-and
The Globe knows that he has not
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-27

C. The editor Of the Boston Abohtion,sts de-
clares that he is un1nching Sub-Treasury Dem
ocral We give Nj. Richie joy of his Northern
ally.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-27

~ exlia from the Norfolk Herald, thus notices
=" "eandoned vessel brought into that portion Mon
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-27

VI On last Friday night, the Methodist Episco o.
pal Church, in the town Of Marnshurg, Va. was
set on IRE by some incenda,y The fumes were for
lu1ale'y ex'ingulsled' after having burned large
space IN the aisle.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-27

Ffuits Of Eeonomy.-The Pnsideo, and the Sec
Rotary OF the Treasury are impononaieiy pressing
upon the attention Of Congress The posery-s'
condition. Of the Treasury. and calling npon Her
eules Tor beip. they ask Tor power 10 issue three
and quarter millions ofdollars Of Treasury notes
in other words, to borrow this sumr-in order 10
The deficiencies in The treasury; and MI JONES'
Chairman of,he Ways and Means has, as usual,
gone beyond the estimates, by reporting bill author
ling the issue Of between 4 and 5 millions We
go on s~immingly {; borrowing money in time Of
peace. opay the ordinary expenditures Of an ECO
NOMlCAL Admnisi ratioo!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-27
HerdId OWce, !
NoEFptgE Isl, LN.h 1Sin

NoEfoLk, l5i Feb 1910 (
go. Aa abandoned pes,ei R.corered
ne schooner Jasper Ilom Tins rou, bound TO
ndeh,as' reports having fden IN with aud boarded
'"e sch"her VOLTA OF Bfoekhaven Conn "caig
sugar h'inliast gone; main sail hnnetn on deck .
n't "a,' s'andng with ~ the sas attached vessel
perfectly lishI no person ON board lay by her m
CLOCK Al nghi with the intention OF getting her
'nto i'or, but gale rame on and they osl sicht NJ
n1' ne oa vas afterwards fallen In with by
'e sup MADISON Capt.. Wood. from Liverpool, ior
nus poe'' ~ tat 80, Ion. II, 500 miles n f. from
oaPes OF virginia, precisely in the condition re-
l"f'ed above. Capt Woad having favorable wea.
,ne' eeeedfd ~ taking her in tow, and bringing
nff 'nfo lhls pon, on Monday, with some trid.n
''se 70 her lorenmsl and the bulwarks on The
.'o''u oo~. The Volta is OF Tie burihen Of 90
'ons about years old. and il IS asce,taned nv no,
papers ,i'af she was floni ST. Jago lie Cuba, wi,h
afeo 81 susar and tobacco bound 10 New York
master s name Hopkins. She had four feet va,e,
~ Tue hold, which had been shipped through The
''fe seuiiie. which was OPEN on pumping il ON.
snr "i's i9und 10 be perfectly light. TIE sugar.
Keep. h'een boxes. is all destroy ed by The water
tue tobacco very little damaged
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-27

RAIL ROAD CONCUSSION.-We lean ,ba,
2" "Wednesday afternoon. While the Train Of car,
was on ITS way 10 Washing moving al full speed.
y was unexpectedly mel by burlheu train, uhic h
was approaching The cry. The meeting took place
- shor fufu ~ the road, and the locomotives al
.''.s 'saa each tram cane together with force
Which, ~=arenldng 10 the account al a n.ss.ns,, -
'te'"'s "rmolished thea, both. The engineer.
r"s 'rif Inability TO prevent The eoison Jumped
Jns' before y TOOK place. escaped uilhout MARY
- !" are happy 10 add that more u The passeep ers
= = .- Am.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-27

MR.. RlVES.-ln alciter to the Charlotte syille
Jefersonan Republican, Mr.. Rires defines his po-
sition, and declares his unalterabe opposition 10
The reelection of Martin Van Buren, and after re-
viewing the opinions and acts of Gen. Harrison, pro-
uounces him tho Republican candidate.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-27

Loss OF BRIG EDWIN. OF BALTIMORE.
The charleston aptis satc NJ the fine br E,w In
Fitzgerald. ol Baltimore, from New Orleans for Sa
vannah, with cargo of sugar aud molasses durinp
gale OF mind rom y. f.. struck on u slinal off Jrll,
Island, NJ A. NJ. IN the 9Th INST. Her deck load
was lmmedalel, started To tighten hcr-ave,y h,ay,
sea runniog,unshipped her rnddel&>taried the conn
ter She bilged IN sliou time with The sea maxim,
complete breach over her The Ulcers and crew
took TO the boats aud succeeded IN reachIop lule
Cumhfr mil Island, though the breakers Can 4
despatched ahon In 81. Mays for assistance The
wind continuing 10 blow. she went 10 rirees dn,,n.
the tiphl ol the 5ib inst. Vessel and cargo ,o,,ll
lost This Information was brought to Gba,les,on
by the csIiain oi STEAMBOAT. from Savannah I'm
ob'h ed II iiom the master OF tie steamboat Fo,i.
da
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-27

e. The New York Legislature have passed Re-
solutions against the Sub Treasury, in the Senate
16 to 9. and in The House 90 io7 We shall now
see whether Mr.. Wright will follow the Republican
example of Messrs. White and Foster. and obey or
RESIN! But he will do no such ihing-lnstrur
tons are very republican when they control the ac-
ton of Wing Senators bun mere waste paper when
a Democrat is the subject Of Them. The people
can see who the friends OF the Right Of Ins,ruc
ton.
C. On the 19th inst Mr.. Clay made luminous
and pow erfuI speech on G'und,'s Assumption Re.
pon-a report which assumes series Of falsehoods.
for the purpose Of demolishi them. II IS appro-
pria,ely named! The Madisonlan says. Mr.. Clay
proved The absurdiiy Of calling the distribution Of
the proceeds Of the public lands an assumption of
debt. Is The paying orer a trust fund an assumption
OF debt"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-27

The following Is the arrangement Of the Stale in
to Elreiofol Districts as made BY the law OF febru.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-27
ANOTHER LIE NAILED TO THE oeUN-

] D.SirL NrssTRs prISioS of WILLIAM hfshf
llARnisoN.-Mr Webster, when asked IN 1889 u
he wenli be placed on the same ticket With ten.
Harrison replied, " cannot be guilty OF m, act
that shall IN the frnolesi drgrer, tend TO the ele,a
lion of the Presidency who Is lastly Thu
and ridieae of his foes, aud the pity and con
tempt 81 has fneads."
The preceding paragraph has heen tsiens vel,
circulated IN The Administration prints. We arc
authorized to say. as nov do most emphatic ally
thai there Is no sundaon whatever for the asser-
iinn IN the abnse paragraph respecting Mr.. Wrh-
ssER's o. in,sns OF ten HARRIsoN. The statement
is unqualiiiedls false.
Washington National Iaieihgeneef
The following slhe arrangement Of the State in
to Elretofol Districts, made by the law OF febrp-
any, 1858
ELECTORAL DISTRICTS.
Is Norfolk. Princess Anne. Nan.emond. Do.
rough OF Norfolk, Elizabeth Cry and Isle of Wight.
End Sussex, Southampton. urry, Prince George,
Greeasste and Town al Petersburg.
81, Po@haian Anelii Gu, seffelJ, Gooel land
and Noao.ay
9TH. Brunswick Luneoburg, Mcckelbu,g and
Dlnslddle.
5lb. Prince Edward, Charlotte, Buckingham,
Cunbe Hand and Fluvauua.
9th. Haitian. Campbell aud Bedford.
7ih. Phts,lsqnia, PauIck, Fiapku and llenry
9Th, No,k. Matthews, James Guy. Gloucester,
| W afAhk. affhmatk a. u NOth1uiplur.
oih kng Queen hing WI lam Essex Caro-
line aud NJ i1dl.sts.
! l0tb. Wesimorelal Richmond. Norhumber
! hnd, Lancaster, King Gcorg", Stafford aud PINE,
/ William.
II. Htnreo, Charles City, lI4nover, New Ken
aud cit, nj Richmond
l2lh. Abrinafle. Nelson, Louisa and mhersi
18Th speiis, lsanIa, Culpfpc,, Rappaliannoek
Madison aud Oiange.
lilh. Fau9nler, London and Fairfax
18th. Jefferson, Berkeley, Morgan and Hamp
shire
/ 10Th. Frederick, Shenand ah Page Clarke an,
Warren.
| l7,h ilnd,, Preston, Randolph, Pendlrlon an.
/ Rocking ham.
! 18Th Augusta, Rotlb'jge, Bath and Ale
ghany.
l9h Grcenbrer Nicholas, Pocahonlas, Fayett,
aud Monroe.
20h. Boleona. Roanoke, Giles, Montgomery
GRAY sun. Floyd aud Wythc.
2l>i Washington, T"zc"ell Russell. Scott. Lee
and Smslh.
s2nI. kanamha Mason, Cabell. Logan. Levi.
/ Harrison and Jattsnn.
23I B'eoke, Ohio, Tyler, Monongalla, WOOD
and MARSHALL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-27

ny. False lie was recalled. because Gen. Jack
son, who recalled him. punished his enemies and
wanted his place to"rea ard friend" one Free Tom
Moore II tells US. TOO that Gen. fIsuison's name
was stricken Of n resolution Of the U. s. Senate,
voting bonors TO the officers of the last This
Is 'rue, bn, the suppression u the facts which lead
10 this injustice gives il all the maligniy wiihou,
tie boldnes Of falsehood. Some sabderer, like
the author Of this Catechsm. had charged Gen.
Harrison With an improper Of the public mon
eys-now so common crime to attract notice
and tins charge was hanging aver his head when
the resolution In question passed Bot the Islander
was soon disproved-thc shadow bch Temporarily
rested upon the iero's reputation dispersed. and
he demonstrated that he had "ecan hands'' as
well as an honest heart. Resolutions were AFTER
wards passed. which fully atoucd for this Temporal
~ injustice"
5lhly. We next have an attack upon John Tyler
because he. The said Tyler, opposed 10 Nation
al Bank Is not his a curious objection 10 be
urged by the Richmond Enquirer why, we should
suppose that hi, would be a pc Tive recommends.
ton 10 that Immaculate AnG Bank jonrnal. But,
since il is The champion of II. St. Geo. Tucker and
James Mcdowell, tbo,li Bank men) we Civ. il up
We do not marvel that Mr.. T,Ier's opposition to
the Bank is Doi quoted from the Chillto,he Adse,-
tiser. as one oil his sins oh world, world what
humbug ihou!' ~
! We might 60 on with our commentaries. But we
have neither space nor Inclination TO pursue the sub
Ject AT present. Othef occasions will doubtless pre-
sent themselves, however. 70, vndlcaing Gen. liar
rson, as he can be successfully indicated against
all the SANDERS and falsehoods, which personal and
rar''zan maligniiy, stimulated by The "oaves and
fishes" in possession or in prospect, can invent.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-28
HEALTH AND STRENGTH.-DR. $. o. RICHARD
IL SONS SHERRY WINE BITTERS-This article is

n sons sHERRY VINE BiTTERs-Ths article Is
highly aTi BY Of the %S % s E
cine offered to the public al those prevalent diseases
pepss Headache wandering settled pains sinking
stomach loss ofappette
1 public
ties With Sny dee I the and doom him
p $. Barnard and W. s. Skinner continue as travelling
Remember his medicines be obtained of pediars
Prepared medicinal plants and roots Dr. Richard
sons laboratory South Readig Sold wholesale and retail
sis,s aud Merchants the New England States
Price rs cents bottle His dry btters put in pressed
form, are 50 cents per paper soNs
For using DR.. Richardson's Bitters
l. Because they have been used with The most uniang sue
cess for go years.
eian and graduate Of the New Hampshre Medical College
Because they are Of roots and plants which pos
the to nFaids withsu inurng the constitu
Because they be taken at tme without confne
Because they cheap and portable and will retain all
their ees"s t tho S stomach and aay healthy
state and exert happy effect IN preventing dependency BY
Because they produce without the usual attendants
Of other medicines, sickness, vomiting and grp,ng
MAJORITY of medicines in the fact that the they kno"n
o. Aud lastly because experience proved beyond dispute
that those are .1e to sssPns s and D Sr
health prevent disorder and generally attain cheerful
FoT sale wSSessle and retail Sd. SANDS Gensr
BBGSssyy HsT"E s @
2Ss Canal T. cSdSing!on ~ Hudson n L. ss ss
way iii" ker.tsd Sss BPesdSsy John sy@s BoweTy
Nv s sadssq e, BOrsry MG. is 30 Soc Grand
rs fsSnen s Ts fr GS s M Dowssy }Gsss
Stevens :! Sands Miles Cook l5i Bridge street, Wm Arm
strong 81 Front and by many other druggists ronshcu the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-28

ORIGINAL ETNA FRICTION MATCHES, tJones's
:, Fgtem IinprorsdI-Ihese Matches superior
9hs ocoioce Match use, aud warranted and
lad ana ~ any climate, aud not ae ted by damp weather
or y being kept any length Of time ing the most
careful manntr They the only Nacs suitable for
pert DIOR 70 be used vessels Dca IN Matches be
sug oy TIE subscribers quantity at the shortest mo-
ice ad on The most tavOrab terms, either speI tin
b0ys To BE- had the lowest wholesale and retail prices
Cortland street J. " J.. DUGAN.
my2-lm' sSi.L, a. gents for the Manufacturers.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-28

THE ROMAN kALYDOR.-Lord Chesterfield saws
Cd APPEARANCE - letter &c recommendation IN ali o..
WHO can make good appearance with face full of
PM IhIs kaydor viii IN very short time cure he
most oDsnitc pmples AMI will also remove fr,cklss NOR
Pew or moth spots redness the skin letter and other
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