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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-20
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March 20. 1871.

fEVHIS distinguished Imported English stallion,
Il has just arrived at thi- place, where his scr
vices will be offered to the breeders Of fine s,oc,
on liberal terms.
stock of England, his performances upon the En-
glish turf were Of the first character, and his size
form, and general appearance, not surpassed BY
any horse native or imported in Amcrca.
We wish the public to call and examine Jordan.
feeling assured. hnt lie will coE1e quite Up to the
most sdnguine expectations Of all.
His terms. pedigree, and performances, will in
few days be before the pubic in B>.
SHIRLEY, BEASLEY. &, Co.
Fayet'e, March Is, ISL. 52--tf.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-20
CRUELTY AND BRUTALITY.

A disgraceful scene occurred at Chcw's
Landing New Jersey on the night of the
22d ult. A number of boys made bon
fire in a feld-when a brute in human
form, and animated by the spirit of fcnd.
rode a horse into the middle of the fire,
kept him there until the poor animals legs
were shockingly burnt, and then, because
the horse would not stand quietly and I'M
dergo the torture-dismounted, and dclib-
erately cut the poor beasts throat.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-20
TIE INAIiGI-RATION


The National lntclligencer of the Sd
gives the following as the order of pro-
cession:
AIDs-CHiEF MARSHAL-ArDs
UNIFORM COMPANIES.
Officers and Soldiers who fought under
Gen. HARRISON, with z Flag carried at
their head taken from the enemy
at the battle of the Thames.
THE PRESIDENT ELECT AND HIS
SUITE,
With seven citizen Marshas on his
right, and United States Marshal
for the District of Columbia,
with his six Deputy Mar
shals, on the left Of the
President elect, so
posted as not to in
tcrfere with the
line or order Of
procession.
THE SENATE COMMITTEE.
EX-PRESlDENTS OF THE UNITED
STATES.
TIE JUDICIARY.
FOREIGN MINISTER'S.
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS- ELECT AND Ex-
Members Of the Harrisburg Convention OF
December 1899.
The Committee Of Arrangements of the
city Of Washington, Governors and
EX-GOvernorS of the different
States and Territories, and
Members of the different
Legislatures of the
same.
Officers of the Army and Navy of the U
States. Delegates of the Young Mems
Convention at Baltimore, Mary
land, in May, 1910.
Citizens of each State and Territory. with
their respective Tippccanoe Clubs, As
sociations, &c. at their heads.
The Corporate Authorities, Tippecanoe
Clubs, Associations, Students of Col
leges and Schools. and Citizens Of
Georgetown. Alexandria and
county. and Washing
ton city and county,
d. c. in the Or
der pre-
cedcnce named.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-20
IMPOSING CEREMONY.

The swords voted by the Legislature Of
Virginia to Mcssrs. Bell, Jones, Armistead
and Nelson of the army, and Messrs.
Catcsby, Jones, Page, Valctte and Hen
derson of the navy, were presented at
Richmond on the 22d ut, in the pres
ence of six thousand persons. The address
of the Governor and reply Of the officers
were very eloquent General Harrison
was present, and goodly array Of military,
including three companies of dragons.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-20
THE JUSTLY CELEBRATED PACING HORSE
coo * S II u r.

WILL stand the ensuing season, (Which
has already commenced and will expire
on the first day of July) at the stable of
DAVID !. CALD w ELL, near the
the road leading from Fayettc to Columbia
three miles from the former place, and will
be let TO mares at the very moderate price
Of Six Dollars, if paid within the season,
or Eight Dollars, payable on the first day
January, 1912. From these prices we will
in no instance deviate. Pasturage gratis
for mares from distance. Care viii be
taken to prevent accidents or escapes, but
no liability for either.
DES SCRIPT ION.
coo KSP L Z is a rich sorTel,
with some white, 8 Years old this spring,
full Is hands inches high, possessing as
much symmetry of FORM elegance Of mo-
ton, and majesty Of appearance as general
~ falls to the lot Of this useful and noble
animal. Although he docs not rank in the
calendar Of racers, and has never been a
competitor with Mingo, Boston, Wagner,
or Collier, still he possesses qualities. which.
to the breeders Of useful stock, should be
regarded as of greater mort. And al
tlCuSn luc iIhSnSii Vi [hltDlill STRAIN 81
horses have long been, and are now de-
servedIy popular, and purity Of blood is
esteemed essential, Cochspur, in the strain
to which he belongs, is as pure bloodcd
as any. To those gentlemen who are dis
posed to breed saddle horses. we especially
extend the invitation to call and examine
Cockspur. And to gentlemen who were
acquainted with his sire, and his stock in
Kentucky, we deem it only necessary to
say that one Of his most choice sons is
within their rcach-uniting in him a stock
which by no means dotcriorates his quail
ties as a riding horse Of the first order, as
will be seen by his pedigree.
Pr d. G. r Z T..
COCKSPUR was by the celebrated Old
Cockspur of Mason county. Kcntuchy.-
His dam was by the celebrated Old South
American. and was always esteemed one II
the finest mares in Kentucky, and sold for
the highest prices. His grand dam. the cell
cbratcd old Blue Sow, was by imported
Forester. For further particulars. see Turf
Register. PHILIP Is. HCCkADAY,
DAVID |. CALDWELL,
March 90. 1871.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-20

1t is rumored that the Collector of New
York refuses to pay over about $4,000
claimed by the Government. Swartwout
was his ilIustrious predecessor and walking
in the footsteps seems to be the prevailing
fashion.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-20

RELIaroN.-lt may not be unintoresting
to some of our readers to know that there
has been a considerable revival of religion
in this place. The REroRMERs, during the
last five or six weeks, have held two pro-
tracted meetings, during which, some 70
or so persons have embraced religion.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-20

%Thc editor of the STAR" at Liberty
says he has lost his scissors. Why, man,
we don't believe you ever had pair, and
instead Of inquiring if some one doesn't
lore you well enough to give you pair
why don't you be honest, and say you only
want half to splicc to the now useless
part.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-20

A bill has passed Congress confirming to
the State of Indiana the Lands selected for
the completion of the Wabash and Erie
Canal, from the mouth Of Tippecanoe river
to Terre Haute. The people of that State
seem much gratifed at the result, as the
lands will yield a million and half OF dol
lars, a sum equal to an allowance of fifteen
thousand dollars per mile for the entire
work, and ensures its early completion.
JESSE HoyT, the Collector of the Port
of New York, has been removed from office.
with large sum of money belonging to
the United States, remaining in his hands.
The correspondent of the Baltimore Amer
lean states, that an Executive session was
held on the 9th, to consider the nomina-
ton of JOHN J. MORGAN, to fill his place.
A correspondent of the Baltimore Pat
riot states, that Hoyt resigned, and was not
removed; and that the Senate confirmed
Morgan's nomination. Hoyt is said to be
a 1efuulfer.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-20

will bear with you to your homes, the re-.
membrance of the pledge, | have this day
given, to discharge all the high duties Of my
exalted station, according to the best Of my
ability; and shall enter upon their perior-
nance with entire confidence in tile sup
port OF a just and generous people.
WASHINGTON, March a, i841.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-20

I hertsY given . al rrA.:,75 and ottHrs inEs7-
4 es,aI OF concerned in the estate If SAHuEl
Letter, deceased. that 10 Undersigned odnnis-
'r2try Of said estate, Ill, maze application 10 the
County Court Of Charlton CONT, on the frs: day
q. The next tenn II said court. to be begun und
held on the third nionday OF APRIL, ). b. l~4l,
At the courthouse wirhia and for said county IL
Charlton, Fyrn 6na, ,-i'ia.Hnnt ot slid estate.
NaHCG LELpE2, Alruinis'ratrx
February - l~tl ig--+u
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-20

We are gratificd to learn that the Office
of Solicitor of the Treasury has been ten
dered to and accepted by the Hon. Charles
B. Penrosc, of Pennsylvania.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-20
ADDRESS OF PRESI
DENT HARRISON.

We present this long and anxiously ex-
pected document to our readers, to the ex-
clusion of almost every thing else prepared
for this weeks paper.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-20
DEFENCE OF THE COUNTRY.

The House of Representatives has re-
fused to increase the appropriation for the
construction and repair of ships of war,
from sl,22s,oOO, to 100000. The
amendment was opposed by Van Buren,
members, and advocated by the friends Of
the present administration.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-20
MASSACHUSETTS SENATOR.

On the 23d u!t., the Hon. Rufus Choate
was elected United States Senator, from
Massachusetts, to supply the vacancy occa-
stoned by the resignation of mr.. Webster.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-20

DFThe new Loco Foco Mayor Of Bal
timore has turned out of office every man
who had the resemblance of Harrisonism
in his composition. Not a wing was left.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-20

The House of Representatives has re-
jected an amendment, proposed to the Ar
my Bill, appropriating 100000 for the
Cumberland Road Bill.
The bill making appropriations for the
Indian Department, which has passed the
House, contains appropriations to the
amount Of SSS9,2S0.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-20
Notice

FJNO JOHN GRAHAM, or whom ii may cor
I cern. c.! ..a eleventh dry =: Laug,ry, / 10,
| gave my note to fChn GraAfn,f" 2l,l2 ",
for five shares lie held in tie Gfccnyiie Scan Saw
Mill. which shares was subscribed for. at ore h1n-
dred dollars per share, he lirahnn) said and bound
himself, that if tho amount Of snid suascrro:iou
was not paid. he would pay tie part unpaid 10 ms"
it not paid before, has NOT been r'id to as,
therefore, the noe is un;n:t and will 10, be paid.
SINGLETON VAUGHN, Saline Co., No.
Grpenyilie Feb 27;G l~:I
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-20

CHARLES B. PENRosE, of Penn, has been
offered the responsible post of Solicitor of
the Treasury, under Gen. Harrison's adj
ministratiOn. He has accepted it.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-20

"Keep it before the people" that Mantir
Van Buren, leaves behind him national
debt Of forty millions Of dollars.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-20

The total amount of appropriations for
the naval service, this year, as made By the
House, is S5.S29.73s.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-20

If so light a color that he would pass for white
man unless closely observed. lie will most likely
endcayor 10 get to free State. will give the
above reward for hir il taken on, Of the State, or
fifty dollar, if taken up in tie Stute and delivered
to me ut home or secured in any ia that got
him sgain. JAMES SHELBY.
Murch ~. 1911.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-20

Imprisonment for debt has been abol-
ishcd in Massachusetts,.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-20
Administrator Sale,

%TOTICE is hereby given, tina, vii, proceed to
sell to the highest bidder at The cour, horse,
in the town OF Fayette, County Of Howard, Mo-,
on the frs, day Of the cour' in and for said county
being the first Monday in May,
a NcgTG Es'GsEsRGG,
ahon 80 years Old, the said woman j. sold by deere"
Of the Howard court on six months creGlt with
bond aud approved security, the title II lie sad
woman is gooA the SAID woman is stout ana
healthy she is one Of the best vf house women a,
any kind Of blsinesS the said slave 10 the v7ap-
erlv Of the late John ". EawliGr, deceased,
MILDRED RAWLIN&, Administrators.
March 18Th. l~4i - Il
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-20
800 Reward.

Runaway from the subscriber.
living in Saline county, on the road
from Arrow ROCK to Lexington, on
the 18th Df this month, n NEGRO
MAN. named HENRY. He -
about five feet Two Or three inches
high. broad across the shoulders,
and little b Jw-,cggei. lIon-y is
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-20
Final settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons inter
! ' ested in the estate Of James Walker, deed
that | will apply at the next term Of the County
Court Of Howard county, for a final settlement Of
my administration Oh said estate
JOHN PREWlTl', Admir-.
March 20, 1911. At.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-20
Notice..

.NUIIVV,
'gNHE undersigned, Guardian for James Mont
a. gomery-a person Of unsound mini-wi,l
make application 20 the COuHy Court of Randolph
County, the February Term 1911: for final set.
Element Of his accounts, and for leave to resign his
guardianship
THOMAS GUM, Guardian.
Iau. l6tk ls4l Att
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-20
Notice..

WYE hcreby fOrewarn all persons who bought
w Wheat Fans of Geo. w. Patee 6, Co.. f:otn
paying any money to David 2. Dixon, lie las
nothing 20 DO with the concern mere than = hire.
hand, Any one who pays MONEY 70 him AFT "r tails
notice, we vii! h"lA item responsible.
Fulton March 9. I-4I.-Eelu.nrr 52--2W
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-20
AWFUL CATASTROPHE.

The Steamboat Creole burnt-losS Of many
l'rcs, and great destruction Of prop
PrfU
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-31
JsssTA A. TN1pps's Concentrated Sars0pGrGs
rUR the CURE or
SCROFULA
MEVCURIAI, DISEASES.

TTNtiE sarapanla tho shCus nj he ncnry,
Il NOT uUur uctt, either trnu or from boring ec'
~ thc riuvU will the Improper modes ~ pre-
parng, which have long bCCutu hs probably con.
Iibuted totts variable reputation. The activity 81 The nj
E acucNri- dep al upon one or NOR" h'rN primo p'e,
soluble extent cold r,i, aud either
N,at rendered nrrt hy chemical snEc at thc trtu.
~ ties rhs TACT aprcarls bc demonstrated 10y
Hancock makes the following observations "AreT long
boiling the peculiar ouur Which It-gs ahuntltN ON the
coCtiuu of good Str~nu, - almost eNungr shed From
"a, Sarypatila prepared be- this way, found IN sensible
results upun P'cn were its peculiar uausertr,
druWsy, and ra'krg ELECTS produced 10y aargc quantity,
alou-h tho detection o 40 ,-ht ounces was tuedA a
dose ~ ilo0 s B'cts's 4. y D.sDcrsUf0ry.
knowledge Of these isr's, aUd tho euautyi praC-
ice OF the preparations ut Slrsapar Ia Ctu the lis
CoNcrN after repeated experiments, " the method ui r'
pairing an, ouIOuu,us the utcTCdto tho ei
eel profession and the public. tits pI-IarCb b. pro
rIfhoag h.HC. auf warranted tu contain COM
certrated form, the active vplcs % The obtained
approved species OF .uulAN
l efficacy las been repeatedly tested IN private proc'i-
u the ul treatment ot the worst forms " the Us
tor the OF witch Sarslpara b. rrcywuc udci
acr other OF that iciuc, The rauaCCa a.
tcusiNe ucrr1iun and Affect OF tHc bones In simp"
SCruil, and u mcrcuTia and mrrCuo yuuhuc diseases
nave hr"h 'clWhSnN culciby - use lh bl'' 'l'''.
without other treaicut except the most simple sppt-
cations TIC parts diseased AtSai two or three bottles
ia similar cases, will prove the efficacy and Importance oi
tho preparation.
i'll particularly caoncl where that cic
has been given zoo freely Ia >cruious h1us for the cure
other Diseases being admirably calculated such cases
10 remove all disease from Ia" body and restore the usual
vcor OF the constitution The use ot Two or three bottles
viii. such enCctua security
against secondary affections.
ari Alternative particu larly IN general debility,
with insure and dcpIavct conditions ot the system tom
Scrulla amt other diseases, ia chronic rheumatism, and
obstinate the skin, aluable medicine.
ALEXANDER pUNAI,
Aver the pIuprlVt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-31
DIR. HULL'S
ITERO ABDOMINAL. SUPPORTER.

THIS the IN!ica curCut prnlapsus
i Utcr Falling OF the Womb, by external appiica.
Is confidently recommended 10 the afflicted the
Of restoration to health, having failed Of
performing cure, under the aggravated cir
CumstanCcs. has received the decided appreciation Of
SIR AstDy Cooper. Of LONDON; SIR Eeulamin &. Brolic
James Glars, Puy stefan t. the Queen, nr. AsIWct
Lecturer on Midwifery Guys Hospital Or. Rigby,
Lecturer ~ BlrthuomcWs, Dc. Griffith Lecturer 10
Westminster Hospital; DT Rausbuthlu, lrctuTrrtu Lon
don Hospital RobCU Ferguson, Lecturer - Westminster
Iyusu Hospital; ur SwcatmdU, Lecturer to MdicsrK
Tyirsu Hospital; Ly Henry Dawes Conquest; Blum
dell lee Merrmau, Sutgrnu kcAics, 10y nr. MORGAN,
Pres.utths Academic ROy ale lie Medicine, PARlS, ana
Arcochcur the puichess pOrlCaus; Professors Vel
p-s, M4sohu Paul Dubois, samson, and ohers,-ini
New York ~ Professor ] " PTaucs, & = Bedford. Vi ID.
Professor pc-si Professor Francis u. Johnson, PIrsi
County Nice society; iauruus Hull Pr CsiicUi Me
caI society, safe OF New York. Professor James Me.
Naucsn, of Albany; Professor March, Professor Cyrus
Perkins, Professor poauc-pTs. ThOs. Boyd, Gilbert
smith, uss1cs. Stcarus Ludlow, Nissan Nachc Power.
Grayson, Van Rcns1hcr. and many other distinguished
Physicians ia the United states.
\. G. IIULL-Ocicc4 Vcsey street
Astor House New York.
NJ constant supply of The above instruments with
pr Ius improy ed IIusscs for Hernia. will DC kept hy
LNELL, JOHNSTON & LlEII-
n. c. King, Norio's' briggs a Thomas, Peicr.hurE;
Sp0tsvuoI n Robertson Gn, lanes L. ROyae Lynch
burg wm. II. ChapcN Farmyi0c.i mh
REDUCTION IN TIE PRICE OF GLASS
BALTIMORE GLASS an sizes, Of The old factory Glass
ID tile best article OF CylutlT Glass matr n the United
STATES; Tor sale ~ Trr cent less than former prices Is
nrTci ls uw 0rc" for the purpose Of closing the
s-umCn's Of the ui concern. The attention Of those
RI DICKINSON,
10 2}-ff srNrs below tn Bel Tavern
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-31
ca Il LES II EH BISs,
CHINA AND GLASS STOKE,
opposite THE SWAN TAVERN, sHoCkoE MILL.

HAVE IN store ans receiving ,rE. stock al Cina
'.Iss auI E'Ii'ruWsro Looking Classes ASfa Lamps
I-iGrs Tea Boards KNIVES and Forks, Fancy Goods a
&C which are of"I"' 70 ihs CuuEtry and Ciiy trs- a.
slf. advance. ~ stock consists 100 part OF " he Granite
Cfur1n -ut lEveTrusl Dining @,fs-
GOLD BAND s.4 Figured Pt.r'ct and EnarnrIle,I
'rE" .HI small I.ua T"l settle Gold BtuITra scus CON
Wafer ffnurrH-ENcr= aui Rt-ius--t liIIrn's Toy Tcn
seiir &c Canton, Wine Frenra, aui Liverpool Plates
b.-i.'s -UH tu.'"Us, HlI.lfr from ss'fs.
hrh frcrch China Cologne Bottles aud Nantel Orua
F.NE CUT A''B PLArN GLAss wARE.-Dcc,nrer.
900 s"'s aaH pairs Champ gus. IHIbcTs Niue- Cor
lia Lemon lesJ .a.- Gurefs I. nsnryr Dishes PICKLE
ua. Lamp ~Hl."-. Water Pitchers, Curtin Pms. Gas,
Knobs. ..ar.
GLa-' JARS 90 cy,ry description.
IMITATION SEar. and : 8sI Cts'als Plo,l and Fr,ss
iau- KS sr We're lu' Tray, Ivory and Balance Han
lied Dining luH Desert Knives ami Pork sets Of o.
gi~Dcs NrHrrs, Hrefl TraFs. Britannia Tea and Coffee
Pgl.. Br''run lutIspHu spit HoAUs. Table Rolls.
GERMAN SILVER Plated audi Britannia 7 ca aud Table
SPOON. Britannia soup Ladies', sc.
thermometers
ASTRAL LAMTS-rsrsc auI small s.zcs-Brfiannia ant
SIDE Lamps.
passage LsHpS Rich Cut audPrln.
MAN H. ORNAMENTS. brtuu0If China Card .Ekcfz
Motto Mugs Elegant CUT Glass aud China Cologne Bottles
Real German COLOGNE
kU-Ilis-C CLOTH, Hfir Table AMI Tooth Brushes, Ia
Die MI'a. Pnusuiy'". lIz stands. Silver Pencil Cases
LOOKING GLASSES M,nfeI Pier and Toilet Look
ING ".tss'. .irou ON" m I've draws.
Looking Glass Plates separate
NluHls ana other Mats
EigguPIaf'a, Common rup7 and Saucers, B.w's. Fitch
nrE, Mug, dU. Common IuMuIDrs g.. packed 10 tnt
best manner and oD'.c most literal terms, ap ,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-31
JOIN CARY. e. &
.ACKET BOATS EoE sCoTTsviLI.E d
LNNgllHIHE.
SUMMER AR4{sNgIyTT-F,re

nlNlr,u IIrk.. r.Ifs JOHN MARSHALL, Cent Hull
- 5ni ~ AEhli, Cap. uunr'y, Will leave Bic'.
above w.. un MONDAY, wc.u,.i,y 1uI To-day al IS o.
clock. w. precisely.
~ thIs arrangement ra..furrrH iur THurts.se and
Huy'Ud..i" will Doe d,'IHrd iu tsu,UHuTr .. Lsrr.
n'nr' our ho.f will aI.u connect w t'r Imr Of rftfss
from f.nH. 500, fu rf.uufUu.
Gi- BE- cheapest anil boo. route 10 tho different
virginia Syringe. HuI t1.ra many uIUt trIursu,rfs 4,
travellers rr 900. .rftUrn
Tho inyFt will hr I'saF,d with li# clsv comft,,bIr
AMI Ffir passage, doc btIuul Eud rufulut. .t.f,,, ain
yH ilr 'iwif,f." r"u'", ari tle r,l. fr famed ,nI
liI1 ,gll..i'- I'"'. River low r."urIs fuI Ii-hsuIa
~ 70 EfHnN fhr Hrut IItu. ..I Iut fl.Ir
On ou arrival nj LynribuT-. Passenger. I.vr ,b,.,
nj w. tnHrE "a" ih" WHO Su puf sptr.. with n .,s,,
that sl alia u. .ruf on Csc, Il -..f s.,.. ,,
Dvortno Natural rir' and by biHhraI'. s4r,ra ill.,
other Nv Liberty, Iu.d.tC urti Ir b tr,t -lt.us-
Richmond, May !, 1871, ,1 ia
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-31

d A YN ELS CARMINATINE BALSAM
i certain, safe nnl eff ctual remedy tor Dysen.
terry, DIarhusi, or Loosfnss' ChSerl Mot
Summer Complain, CloIe, Gripping Pains, Sour
Stomach, Fiatuency, Gr. &c, and all SpasmodIc
and Nervous Diseases, a. SICK and nervous Head
ache, IysjerIs, Cramp, sc. &r.
his ,unc OF the most efficient pleasant and safe com.
posii 7ns ever oeT r tie pu1c, Tor the cure Of the
~ Gus arrangement Of The s,ueE dlI 5otsc. amt the
0n.y tric.r worthy NJ o." IGast confidence Tor curing
CHOLERA lSiANlIN OF SUMNER COMPLAINT aud
in on INC above uis't-Cs Hr-1.y -rfr like charm.
Al persona are r,Iu-5,d 10 tTy IT, fyI there r. no mis-
lake about It- being OF tue valuable family c.
cine. ever yet discovered HsuIrs Iuay ilou-aud. of
CERTIFICATES have been received from Ply uclanz Clergy.
men, ans families uf the tTst rcsyerts aity bearing he
stronger testimony 30 b. ihygriHu Numerous publish
Also d fgil supply Of JAYNE. INDIAN EXPECTDE.
ANT -ui TONIC NEENIFIGE
Tor sale ~ LiELL, JOHNSTON & LYEIL
SO.c h-cuis Tor Inc Proprietor,
Jug Richmond 4,
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THE Giving, ana keeps constantly on Ian
r. y ttt ii AZ me ,s,.. prices
orc al.
Stove Pipes, aud every othe article in ais Rne made 30
So d '''1 TITUS G RICE
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VIRGINIA
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CLOTHS sTOR
.Ncwiy opposite the Bsu TaUHt.
TIT uhsrrH0r- respectfully i'ioru ihoir friends and
Co.,. public. that |Hry have nsF uu hand anil tuirud
E.rIuT large arH rE..rle- assortment Of ready made
FA4UIONAB CLOTHING,
uf fHr H. Is'rIl ru. NuTsutUs0f consisting boo part.
Ui fI- .nIaEIug articles.
B.ur black ar,ou auI ou.r allsa Of DTcss auI Fro-k
Goats
Beaver aHT Pilot Cloth TrIsk Goats
overt u..H u' h.y.r. pilot cloth. Sc different colours
Wsflr.rf r. Iluf c..fI UunUu- coats
EIIurI. Coat. IrN ntufIUUua, H-aurrI
Blue. black, 4uI I4ury tasaUrrD Pdu.1IOYua
Back aUf ufurrd SIX Ncivci N,fs
Cloth aII Valencia 10
Sgu suN T.IuNsEuc 10
p8.1 ar1 fsu.td six do
Cashmere .uH N..iuo d1
GalNDueU.s Goth and Clm'at CI3aks
IarIH ~
LAMB wool and Menlo sU,irts auI Drawers
Faunr' auI Cotton DO Do
Irish linen r.ITH
Pan and plated muslin 10
Tom. nt'a 'rCicbrtfrt stocks
FuHpauIrrs, ttIff.. flsyata. liars, 81 ANS, sc.
NEGi,D CIOriiiNG, Sc. SC.
Al OF whieh hey viii stl, Wholesale anil rota on Al
accommodating f.ruC article. NJ the came description
-,u pc purch .cd in any n tue Northern cities.
Couuir SIC chants and tsrt, viii fnd 10 to M cir adyan
isgo give them call, they determined 20 sell a
S,S HOOPER 4 GRAFT,