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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-11
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

The House was called to order hv w H. Ben
no,,. Esq, Assistant Clerk TO the last House OF
representatives, whom tho following members
,rncared, produced their credentials and were
sworn into office by the Hon. Isaac BlacktoFd.
Adams and Jay-Robert ID. Tisdell'
Alen-M. S. Wines.
Boon-John Chrisman.
COMMUNICATIONS Edwards.
CHn,on-Martin L. Saylor.
Carro-A f. Robinson.
Cass--N ID. Grover.
Clay-Fraucis B. Tocuu-
Clarke Thomas ]. Henv 81 J. ). Simonson-
Daarboru--E1han Allan Brown, James t. Mil
hkin. and James Rand.
Decatur--J ames Saunders.
De Kalh and Steuben--M, Marsh.
Daviess--R 4. Clements.
Dabos--John Poulson-
Delaware-G c. Gilbert
Elkhart--Wm Mitchell.
Tountain--Eiwafd 4. flanagan.
Franklin--Georee G. ShouPe, and }. Cooley.
FIoyd--John s. Davis.
Fave,,e--Wilson Thompson & Miner Meeker
Greene. F. ONeal.
Grant-James s. Shiveiy-
Gibson-Joseph Devin
Harrison-w' NJ Saffen and f. Leslie
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-11

Hamilton--W ID. Rocker s. +. b Cogsweli
Henry--Joel Read and Richard II. Cooper
Hendricks--W Townsend.
iIancock--Joseph Chapman and J. T. Foley.
Huntingdon &e.-Elias Murray.
Johnson--James Rltchey.
Jelferson--A. Lawrence, Jos G. Marshall and
Samuel Goojenaw.
Jennings James Goodhue.
Jackson Ezekiel I. Dunbar.
knox-JoEn Mytes.
Kosciu-ko and Wh,oly--Peter L Rnnyon.
Laporte-J II Bradley aud J. W. Chapman
Lawrence--R. G. NorvelI & j. j. Barnett
Marion-Israel Harding and VIM. J. Brown.
Madison--Thomas McAllister.
Monroe and Brown-Wlilis \. German.
Iorgan-Francis \. Natheny
Montgomery--John Nelson, II. T. Shook aud
John Barnett.
Marshal and Futon-Willam Rannas.
Miami and Wabash--D1niel X. Bearss.
Martln--M. Peak
Noble and Lagrange--John Thompson.
Owen Martin Snoddy.
Orange--Henry Linglo.
Putnam George Pearcy and Alfred lIuttoo.
Parke --Jep,ha Garrigus and Pratt Friut.
Poscy-Afza Lee.
Plke-A. I. Wright.
Perry-R @. Cotton.
Porter and Iaks--Lewis Warmer.
Rush-P A. Iacklomen and W. G. Robinson.
Ripley-Henry ]. Bowers.
oph-Robort Butler.
Spencer--John Proctor.
Suivan-John w. Davis and Justus Davis
ST. Joscph--John d. Defrecs.
Switzerland--So muel Howard
Scoit--Aaron Rawlings
Shelby--John Hendricks.
Tippecanoe-Eliazur Demng and j. T. Ellis.
Union--J. S. Williamson and Daniel Ogden
Vigo--Wiiam Wines and John Hodges
Vanderburg--Amos Clark.
Vermion--John iiobbler
White &c--Wiiam Coon.
Wayne-D. Straitan, ID. Sinks * w Il. Fouiko
Wnrrick-Christopher G.. Graham
Washinrton--H. G.. Monroe and George May
Warren-WIiiam G. MONTGOMERY.
Mr. flanagan announced j. w Davis, OF oui
Ivan, a candidate for Speaker. Tho House thee
proceeded to tho election of Speaker, which re
suited MS follows. on the isst ballot:
John W. Davis, Oh
Joseph CT Marshall, 40
Scattering,
Upon being conducted to The chair, Mr. DAVIS
returned his thanks for the honor conferred In ;
brief and appropriate address.
Joseph T. Brown was elected Principal Clcri
on the first ballot.
]. L. Iucklobesry was elected Assistant
T.. NJ Benson, Enrolling Clerk
Mr.. Patterson, Dooykeeper.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-11
INDIANA LEGISLATURE.
MoNpAN. December 9.

MONDAY, December g.
Both Houses Of the General Assembly conveu-
Cd at the capitol to-day, at 10 O'Clock, 4. NJ con
formally TO the reqp'si'rons of tho Conshta'ion
SENATE
The Senate called 10 order by tho lion
SAMUEL HALL. Lieut.. Governor, DOUGLASS Ma
orInR. E<q Principal! Secretary 10 the last Sen
ate, called tho names Of members, when the fol
towing answered:
Allen, Adams, Wells & Hunlington-Josepb
Sinclair
CIarke-Jas @. Read
Davies 81 Martin --Abner Davis.
Gibson, Pike & Dubois Smith Miller.
Fountain-Soomon Hatfield.
Jeferscn-Jesse d. Bright.
Lawrence-Geo W. Cnrr.
Lagrange, Steubcn, Noble s. Dekalb-D David
u Herman
Morgan--Parmenter Nj Parks.
Madison 81 Hancock Thomas ID. Walpole.
Montgomery Robert G. Gregory
Owen 81 Grecnc-Davi1 NJ Dodson.
Orange 81 Crawford--lsaac Sands
Parke-IIugh. j. Bradley
RipIey-WilIiam s. 4 Cornet.
Rush-Bonj. Z. Reeve.
Vanderburg s. Posoy-John Pitcher.
Warren, White, Pulaski, Jasper s. Benton
Job. Sheets.
Wayno--David Hoover & Lewis Burk
Washing ton--Wm. Shanks.
OLD MEMBERS.
Bartholomew Il Jennings--I. Tannehill-
Boon s. Hamilton j acob Angle.
Cass-W Wright
Carroll s. CInton--ii. g. Harris
Decatur-Jns Morgan
Dearborn-J. Watts.
EIkhart-E NJ Chamberlain.
Fayo,c 81 Unions. w. Parker.
FranIln--Dtvid Mount.
Floyd Jas. Collins.
Grant &c.-Iohn Foster.
Henry T. Elliott.
Harrison--lIenry Kinzcr.
IIondricls--C. G.. Nave.
Jackson 81 Scott--John +. Carr.
Johnson-S j Ucrrio,i.
I.aportc, &Jc.-Sylvanus Evcrts.
Mnnroe--Wm Berry.
Putnam--A G.. Stevenson.
Randolph s. DaIaware--M. Akcr.
Shelby j. B. Nickel.
Switzerlaud-J. @. Eggleston-
ST. Joseph sc. # ID. Baird.
Tippecanoc-S Hoover
V,go-J. Il. Moiiat.
Verrnion s. Warren--Jas. Blair.
Warrick. sc. &c. III. Roberts.
The new Senators having been sworn INTO OF
flee by the Hon Charles Dewey, the Senate pro
cocded 10 its organiZn'ion
Mr.. Dobson moved that tho Senate proceeo Il
the election of Principal Secretary; but on the
suggestion of Mr. Collins, tho motion was WIN
drawn, for the purpose of determining, by io', the
terms Of the new Senators elected under tha ia'e
hnportonmcnt. MessFs Coiiiis anu 'iali,' "ci'
nnnointcd TclteTs by tho Chair. Tho following
was the result: M; :,
Icbnlon Sheets |. .
After tho three new Senators had drawn lois
Mr. Miller suggested that Mr.. Pitcher was elect
cd from a now district, and should have ora"
with the others. A discussion then arose, II
which Mcssrs Miller, Harris, Roberts, Parker
Nave and Herman participated, on the qtiest'o'
whether Posoy ana Vauderburgh constituted
nav district ~or not. Mr.. Chamberlain move
,ha, Mr.. Pitcher proceed to draw; which motto
was discussed by Mr.. Elliott and others. NJ
Collins moved TO reconsider tho motion reiatv
10 tho new members. which on motion OF NJ
urr;,,,,, WAS laid on the table, and then Tn
Senate proceeded TO the election OF ffinc'Pa
Secretary: -
n-..x,.,, N,ru;ra 81 81 81 "a
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-11

John H. Farquhar, ofFraoklin county, having re-
ceived majority of all tho votes gwen, was De
cIored duly elected Assistant Secretary OF inc
Senate for the present session.
During the progress of bailoing for Assistant
Secretary. James G.. Read, Senator from Clarke
county. appeared, was qualified and took his seat.
On motion. the Senate proceeded 10 the elec-
ton Of EnrolIing Secretary; when Samuel Dunn
ON tho eleventh balloting was declared elected.
David Miller was elected door keeper. and The
Senate adjourned.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-11

Douglass Mcguire having received najoti's 0,
al, ,ho votes Given was declared duly elected
PRINCIPAL Secretary of the Senate for tho present
session. Ga motion, proceeded to the election OF
Assistant Secretary of the Senate. The follow
-. L., rnr,,lt nfi he fnnr hallniInps:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-11
IL 10000
S94, 900
81, 600
/ 100000

Total amour; ofs Suspended Debt, S3,3Sl 900
By joint restlon. "m relation to money
due in eastern cts and states. for state bonds
disposed Of, apprd February p, $50" II vas
made the duty ote Fund Commissioners 10 re-
quire collateral slrity to double the amount Of
the bonds sod tee Morris Canal and Banking
Company, 10 raisaoney to increase the capital
stock OF the Stai3aBk, or require payment Of
said bonds or tIleturn thereof. By his trans
fer 10 The Canal I'd Commissioners. the man
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-11
SI5,0ss,l46

There has ia advanced on the bonds now
hvpothecated, > 600 dollars nearly. Should
this sum be reuded by the sale Of State Bonds,
tina, item will auedIced TO the amount of bonds
sold to redeem hse aypoihecated. When the
revenue Of thoyar ISL shall be paid into the
treasury the an3ntof treasury notes Will be re
duced perhap soSe.o, o00@
Tia, part Of ar liabilities usually called the
suspended deb ipoi which nothing has been re-
ceived, in wbilmaJ be included the Cohen prop
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-11

IAG5O fHlN DC SIaItU Us I'tTUFFS---
/. Bonds sold for Wabash and Erie
Caral, 3I,72Iooo
,. Bonds disposed of for Internal
Improvement purposes. T.o1o,o"o
3. Principal due the State Bank for
advances the public works, 6ll,'oo
i. IIyPo,hecated Bonds sold and
unsoId. -l,0j9,o 600
For Bonds sod to the Morris Ca
nal and Banking Company, TO in
State Rank. 900 900
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15
MORE FALL AND WINTER DRY

II
T(S the schr Weymouth, ffo,u New York We have re
II celycdtler mander ofour all aud Winter purehas
es which having o7cne and arranged, stall be pleas
20 Shcw Ia our customers purchasers Generally
We ud 10 them that previous season have W.
been ablo ioon,r them gre1or nlucemeuts have re
ceiycd-
Superior wooLdy ed hlack Cio,hS
Dn blue, brown ami invisible green do
DO wave diamond aud plain Be iver 10
DO plain black and blue CassinIcIes
DO "a, do the best assortment We have had
. and o. the newest styles
hentueEy leans, Satiaels and Giassov Jeans
= ~ II and u BATH, Whitney ani Ross blankets
Dunn and Point ID, for ScTvants
Pilot Cloths and F'uFhirgs, for do
- ylani PsnHeutiary Paid Lnseys
I Plaiu and Plain do
EngliHh, French nd American Pr,nis
M"useans, thnlYs ami 1sgoui's for Ladies DreExo1
hinbroiirt"dfule and Fancy suk Mits
HACK And . ;nnd Mourning Mousesnes
Blaes sri blue black BOmiszincs
Best black and blue black Gro de Rhine silks
hlue black and hiack hsurci DO
Fancy e".outed silks, pain rnd figured
general assortment ui Sils, Cotton wor ed Mohair
aud Cashmere Hose
Ladies and G6niletbcn's NeTno ShirE and Drawers
siawls, Fancy iiandk.Tchefs and ScaTfs
'enlionen's ScaTfs Hdkfs ard stocks
WIN general assortment Of staple GoOis such az Irish
iAncns LDug Lawns; Birds Table n,peTE; brown
and bcac"d bamasS Fable tU'hs; Furniture aud Apron
Iheos iaTta. Plants aud PLAID Dome cites, Servants
shrinking Welsh aud other Faunes; fine Mouse Fan
net for lnans' Canton Flannel bleach aud brown Dr
nss -ilesear, Brvwu Holland; Dowas Cotton
etc. with macy other articles which have rom 70
insert IA an advertisement.
oo6 DUDLEY n MEREDITH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15
FRANKLIN PAPER Mill.

ns ifankhn COMPANY OF Richmond, have sse, OF
moNn mihuiacurc, good assortment OF al kinds
OF fhPEIt IN general use, which In quality and %,
they nope VIII be found TO compare with
me production" Of any similar establishment la the linton
pIuVemenia. Wv '@''' '"'-
10y -.h'u me particular attention Of members Of the
i 'icfk. OF 'ouTs Commissioners IN Chanc.Ty, MrT-
anu All Who desire To superior article 10 their
upeihn" Letter, Cap, Record aud Blank PapcT made
r,n .ne hnrst Linen stock. which gives superior
@ sehsh ani durability heins used In the Public Ol.
noes here they permitted TcitT to The ia A aud 80.
COM Auiors treasurer Clerks Of the Senate and House
hiy. '' ''' w f"a
chants hookbind~rs S,atloners Printers and other
Molesa" dealers, will Away find good
VIII OF "a ne hands Of the agents, Mcsss James Szer
me COMPANY Invite orders for ihoiT Paper and are
desire IT, ~''' ~ ne "'S my
Retail purchasers will hnI tho Paper manufactured by
IN" FRANKLIN Company Ia all the Book aud Eatnusry
~ ihis 'Ly inIin various other parts Of the state The
FIc9don ani Directors request from the pubuc scne rally
found to -
Milne highest prcc Will b. given for Clc.n II,eo
and Cotton Rag delivered at the mill. ,nIg-If
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15
NEW FALL GOODS


THE subscriber has received pcT the ws,uouh an,
u per packet from New Yors. fJl and hc.nti0l a.
spfiaent oi Dry Goods table Tor seasoo: n. s
commune 10 receive by every Whatever n ne ant
tashehsnie. The following eompIses iex Of N. Good,
rceeved:-- " $50 ''
satin striped and PIia Ell shsIey.
Rieh hg'd Moushns, sylez
do Mourning DO
DO Chine silks, beautiful assortment
Do striped 10
B.e 4 waiered and striped 10
d. Pou de Soi
DO Italian lVHure
DO Gro lie Paris
do s.un Leyanune
M.i- oa'd Too de -oi and Gro dc Airigus
De 10 figured do
Fouizrd silks
Rich Chine siawls and Ecarfs
Muslin insertiCg- sni Edsings
Needs Work Collar from 60 % 30
De- DO Cages
Infants RCBes Waists ant Cans
French English ant German dcrnocs
lf.H Printed -ixonys
French, hpFlish sno German Isccs and EIgincs
Isl" Ilr o. sEd E,is'uEs, veiy cheap
Pl'.n and Eguren Nets, -, 90 and 8 4 Brussels
Ba'E AMI white six Hose and haf Hose
Raw rik tashueTes, Wool ami Dion IN
Linen Cambria Hi<fs all prizes
IeuIstitc b ID Revere ami Emb otierei 10
IHleion Nushus, white and colOured
Book, Null, Cambria, J4cconet and swiss Muslin.
rtrip"d an Psii
Neich an ECEish Flanuels
~ ADD y 4 Linen ~ -ctnEs, cheap
Table Damaskr, Dana. < tlothz
lTtsb Linsns. Pillow Case Linens. Il rtseye Di,n.rs
ahes' ard GeuleIncu's Woo -hirs and tJra cfs &c
DC JpHN WRIGHT. Main
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15

SSPERIOk 10 the Hygean, Brandreth's, Evans, To
- m"t' the hatehless tprce ssnaiive, Indian Pufsa.
i've OF any otheI Phi. OF Compound before the pubic
ceIhhed e. by Physicians ami others Let conde
Them until they have tried them and then CERTAIN
they will
~ now settled point with all who have the We
geablc PERSIAN PILLS, that they pre- .eineny the
beet and moot efheacous FAMILY MEDICINE that has
Jet been usedin America every family could
acquainted with their Sovereign power disease they
would Keep them andbe prepared with REMEDY
10 Apply ON tue hTs appearance Of disease, and then
much distress would be avoided and money saved
az the lives Of thousands Who hurried % tune by
nesecunE disease In It's first stages, by being In
posHe-ron Of remedy which thcy racs dependence
RchDon' by A. q. STEVENS Al
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15
TO MOTHERS.

AIEsSGS L. CHASE & "a. -Gcuts Hearing muef
I sai apoui the cNanrdnary effects Of the Resur, &C
ton OF Persian Ps upon those shoutt become no;heGs
wswerc induced To make trial othem Ny wife ~
inc ic mother Of children, had suffer the
dous aud eheTueaiing pains during coufne
men' OF each she la tired every aud en- uic
hehicl"C but found ltue Tchoi sne Ia
king tc r. rl" Pills about mouths before her coutne-
nehi ther health iug very poor about this length
preNousl ami soon aeT enabie by their attend
To tie cares Of mother to her iuiy until her cpuhnc
mcht ~ the tine she commenced taking tho Persian
Pii-, anu Tor several week. previous, ~. all viii
dy bard cough AMI frequent cTanyS which the
use 81 the Pills entirely removed before using holt box
Is WIN great confidence that ADVISE all those about
70 become mothcrs 70 make oftuc Persisn Pills All
those that nave take them m ,JOrhoOd have got
along ia The ssmr easy manner au about m. hOus-
la 'cw caya There does appeal bc halfthe dan
ger OF oilirf dttultcs settling
these Pills taken. We uney a., let none ne-isc,
taxing them, thty the reach oi the poor e
as ths rich We are ruy thankful thai rcre l. a remedy
which cmaies can easily procure which bids fair
sen tie world Of SUFFERING which many Of Them have IA
bear aud per apps tue lives OF Lpts,n IS inch Ur or
wise Nouid DC lost =. KOBEKI-
, . A. o ROBERTS.
Rochester, MAY 9Th 1888.
For sa.eby A. g. STEVENS.
.+-clSf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15
CERTIFICATE.

cetuD that have, 10y way Of experiment. used IN,
NEean, and most Of the various kinds OF Pls prlc
ice, which have borne the highest T,pue i the tlbc
suon that have been offered for GALE tis ipiy
ue last hive ycsTs, including thoe called the EesuTree
uon "a P,rssn PILE, aud the public may assured hs
Done among the whole catalogue has ansSerei bcttr
purpose - an easy snd s.Cua E.tedy than the H. sur
rccilon CrPcrSan Pills, Ia most cases Of disease.
CHARLES BACkUs, NJ ID.
Rochester n. Y, Sept q, 1852
NJ Ix rI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15
VOL. XVI.
ll.Il Nik-

suBSCkliIioN 10 the DAILY WHO to City subseri
year, and tot shorter period AT the rate 81 no
yesr both payable In advance When sent by naii clio
aycaf ' ''' ~ ' w
ADvERTIsING-Forone pou,,e for Ios. o- i,..,,,o,
~ succeeding insertion 1884 rnts
Thrice week, 70 snts Tor each inscrtIon
Insertion "a cents - ''
Once sweek GrninseItion 10 cents every succeeding
TTansicnt advertisers must pay In advance
The number Of Insertions Of t,us,
noted ON the Ms, they will be Inserted until io
be stopped and charged accordingly. bS-OT,crs 10 sop
must also be in wriirr - ~ 'NP
Annual Advertisers CHARGED ESQ for Two
~ proportion Tor yortiscmcnts OF greater
eep, huchonecTs ami Lottery dealers who arc
.ns-Thc COUNTRY WIG IL published twice week
n advance ~ - ~'''i lN9 '"io
, FOR ADNERTisiNG.-T5 cent, q square, Tor lesa) for
the hrsiinsertion, and 90 continuance
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15
PROTECTION nNsHRANcE coMrAN,


INIls Company offers insure Houses stores Mills
FACTORIES Barns, and the or cach, together
with every Other similar OF properly AGAINST
LOSS OR DAMAGE by FIRE.
The rates Of premium low those Of any
similar institution, and every has an opportunity for
rinai sum To be protected against the TAvaEes ofs
suucllNc element which oien IN single hour, sweeps
away the earnings nf many years.
me course the office pnrsucs In transactng It's business
hnh va Tie adjusting and pigment OF osses prompt and
liberal FoTicrmsOi Insurance, and renewal OF policies
apply TO HENRY CLARKE
, Who has been appointed Agent tor the
Ic " " Cry Of Ric hmnnd.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15
FALL AND WIN TER DRY GonnS

M subscriber tenders his most sincere thanks 10 his
Hleh'N iorthe nberal paironaze bestoW O hiu and
axes pressure In cfsrin., direct from the NonL,fo mar
nss beaniiu snd ~eiL-seeted assortment OF . aaJ
winter Dkh GOODS, foo each orioNn acc ers.oce
Relieving 10 be the Interest both BUYER ana suer In
ADOPT the cash sycetn, The former " IN be t
tsse MS goods cheaper, aud the latter be srycd rne
u2loe and ebpens" IN Keeping and nseiing accounts.
ihe subscriber assures his friends aud me f,bhc NJ
thai he will take pleasure Ia showing hi so,
ana warrants them a. cheap a. any la the market
LOGAN WALLER,
80 VI street. shosknc TItll
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15
NEW FALL DRY GOODS
ONIONS wII,LINGIIao VI A. mn Y NUu ~

/ ONDONS, wILLINGHAM a. DRRVVRY
- are IN receipt Of their importation erect Eng
land which together with purchases made 10 IN. Norm
upon the best terms, enables tncm offer gen
era assortment Of GOois suitable 10 present aud APP
PTOtehns season al prices rarely 10 to met with. They
Invite their friends aud the public generally 10 an eHa
nation olihcir new sioc K, consisting part follows
Fine aud supeThuc Broad Cloths
ftushings, BclvcTand Pilot Cloths
NrstinEE a great variety
Bhukvts, Sailucts aud Kentucky leans
Pain aud Plaid Lnseys aud Kctssys
W'tic, rcd and yrllpw tlInucls
Bed Ticks, apron and furniture Checks
taiicOrs, MOuzInes and Gladys
LACK blue black, aui hGuTcdslka
Sils aud Cashmere Shawls
Lace, Kidaui Buck Cloves
Ribbons and Lace Goods
silk aud Cotton Umbrellas
BONNETS,
Oi the licsi style ant fashion, every desc rpon Of
Goods usually Kept the dry goods lac which ihcy Al.
Determined o. sCillOw.
10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15
MARRIED LADIES.
4 REMEDY FOR
AND NuKsING .L p MONTH

U 7 n
THOUSANDS both young and o't but specify mothers
Il anu minus are every consigned the tomb
inc above Stubborn diseases The amt L.
noaHec OF snns prscicrs Vhs scisus this
sease, ana the cons qur uucCTtinfy ofcure 'eir
prescriptions, Is subject Of common remark suonE all
hose Who have suffered from the disease, OF vino nave
Witnessed the sUti-II, - OF OH yTs.
HthrTCiuTc gives us much pleasure, hr able 10 offer
10 hH class of sufferers remedy; one which has
HertT Jut'G IN single Instance, most aggravated
cases OF iIt disease; even where doe child
have been externally with cauktr sores over The
whole body vel = internally.
Many are the cures have witnessed performed by
these medicines IA The worst OF Thrush CGrLtT
and NUrsiHg Sore Mouth, where the patient had
been gwen over 10y number Of the most tacated uys
clans. '
We present this compound thus confidently, because we
know o. IS only 20 Ue tcslei 10 he Appreciated
&C . ly For sale by A &. STEVENS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15
TO SUIT HARD TIMES.

HOTsE & SiGN PAINTING, GII DING, GLAZING, &c
INGEnERCk 2. SMITH tenders he thanks 90 ms friends
IL an che public for the extensive pafTCntEr with which
He teeu ,oursi, ami respectfully announces 20 them
ugt Doe su1wrs CpItri u execute orders the various
branches OF lis business iU superior manner and
tuis which cannot 8ii O. meet appreciation
lie particularly requests individuals or firms who
require ScLs Painted leercd Lettering of any ne.
scrigou frur tha De sg uu'cr.sc their execution In
-uau..k~ usuurr much below the prtrFz usually
charged u This City, for his muuo sud shall 1cihat
'Sfrci economy Hirrs ra'y moderate expenditure,
And moderate profits sui flee torrs requirements"
Orders fr CiaEug ir any Vrrt Of the city shall be
promptly aeH|e Co, aui Doc rHrfIt My promises Dis
tHli they shall DOT &c tie victims of ucls'rsfnu
pnH.s part
Gsuucwrn'n The country Will Ems Dim really be- s''.
fsrs fn undertake P1rrur. g. boo 'hg adjacent countless
ani they vI' also find Goa. rr has always hand
frrssr sn' varied assortment uf colours rcayi ws.L
ID SIup on NHI Root street, SHuykUr I'LL NarSCt
Hons. SurrrF. ur CAR hr nrusrf. Es-IEu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15

4 NAVE furcrcisf .u making sr Arrangement with Nr
" e. MtNENARA. rf "fs cry. su long nrurah.v
known as experienced AFu.HUctry au' btuE4isf. hs
which ne viii a-r rr' vU plu u CnuNur1g PIE .usi-
ness ntuy ApuIIrggry tUf lruE taIrHs1wHuL Hfs sr'
On conjunction with fB' n' Ng ll'pGES tru. will "r
Sufficient guarantee Iu r.'. anil fIr public ..
rally that ODE business .,. t. r.. ITctt such man.
rH. tH cannot i4d .H lvH rrurrH sHFHrrun. O.HUrs
ff.u Ir country viii .r AfnNlF executed, au1 0uics
SUM-. cd with PURE ana flesh Medicine. rrrscr of
r1ys't viii receive inc most strict acu.ul % lui
night JOHN CAV NON
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ever failed, Il II in Consequence Of 700
az a lime "n the sIap. The strap must
with very smiilquauiity oifhc Powder.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15
WHlTEHEAD'S
ESSENCE OF MUSTARD,

'ars anil .gse'uai rsD.,dy Tor RHE UIdTESMS,
GOUT. LUNBAGO. PALSY SPRALNS
BRUISES, CHTLBLiLNS. NJ-HBNENS, Sc
Prepared aud sold vhncslle and rc1 a. p . each box
or bottle by the inventor, q. JOHNSTON,
AToTHECART AND CHIMtsT,
No. 81, Greek street, soho, London.
IT o. universally 1rknoNlc ccd that Mustard s plant
possessed of ihr most powerful viriucs reputation as
medicine ior ti" RneumIuu. Govt, Iumhacp and Palsy.
has been established Tor ages Amii-f fuuumrrabe
variety Of remedies Tor these invc H-rIscs. witch
have surcrrsVry rErn and fallen iu public estimation.
Mustard las sff stood iHn test rrrrri.
Hu Tho faculty hay observed 1uT fhr rfrI feel
inEy regretted that The of This uvrIuBnl remedy, s
IN an ,ascs attended with many isazts cable cirsItn.
render therefore cvrr'.uta medicine universal
" h"rrfrt1 every incnufI. ts rr'rrN removed LOO
WWchtftH Essence of NIs.IT THIS elegant rrel ara.
ton c0udius. iravsry small compass the RATED
FiHu" o That justly celebrated sect dvUsf" iuf every
ritnE Inquiry u is preiNrr iu wills aul tu f1 slate.
tur hr convenience NJ external Hu1 internal USE, nu
perfectly innocent that tWHy used by pCrsuus o every
ago.
To prevent induration of tho Breasts from Coaeu-
lated Mix
On the tIsf appearance W Of
hr btcHsf htilc them with Hc 7 sscrre, repeating 90
several luIszH isy, often 'H uurasinrss returns
Tic s', csa Attending principally depends uu t'c Essence
being applied r instant any incUr.ru nee is fs The
body af'uc same time must Hc scpt constantly open.
Fursair ~ =. DOVE.
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