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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-12
Josiah Richards. Auctioueer.
Bf BANGS, RICHARDS a. PLATT

SI0Te TO bT74s6ls.
Al private sae-A subscription copy of the osigasi
edition Of AuGubou's Birds of America. vols Folio
On WEDNESDAY EVENING at : O'clock At tho Sale,
Room
BooKs IN QUASrirIgs-Sevcrsl con,igumel,s Of ne.
AMI valuable Books quantities 10 sui, dealer cmhrsc
ing large assortment OF standard Work.. School aaa
Classical Books. Novtls Sc.
E>GLIsH FaE>oH AND AMERIc,S ST,rtoNsRT-Also
large variety of Stationery, ncludm. % super
tine French Foo,cap Paper. plau aus gilt edge upSfhae
Billet PAPER Drawing Paper Cameo Waters nils gold
borders perforated ans Visiting Cards. Co14a Pouaes
Boxes Pink $ ucer Inks Blank Books, Fro >ereeu-.
Book States. sc Particulars hereafter.
FRIDAY EVENING. 9Th Oct
PEIv,rs LiBs,KY-A Va usbe collection OF Hniorir'i
Thcooxical :'ccninc ana Miscellaneous Boos> fron =
Prvs'e Library.
Ataogg tsem Il, copy of the Einbrrch Review 90
vols, rom the commencement substantially haif bound
Biti,h E,saysz. - vols. AmericaR Quarterly ReVie"
vol, Dc Particular. hsrs,t-r
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~ bookkeeping and Pcnmanship -
New arrangement o? Mr. RICHARD oN'S Fall and Win
ter Day and Evening Glasses Academy 235 Broadway
near the Aston House.
NericE MIR. RICHARDSON late Principal of the
Commercial Department in the Boston Schools returns
his thanks to the gcutlemen who have kindly recon-
mende his Academy, aud i. pleased to inform them, an
the Public generally that ho continues 10 receive pnpi'
daily for tina studio. preparatory TO the counting house
aud assures them that evory attention will be g'1n and
expense withheld to make tbem thoroughly and positively
acquainted in practical manner, for every situation IL
which they may be called ill in the mercantile proie,
sion.
Kapia Mercantile Wiring positively taught II foriy
hero lessons
By the above method almost every ono nay retaH ihoir
writing by . very littc practice through iii9
Glasses ia session Morning, Afternoon anu Evening
oia lnaod!s
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DRY GOODS SELLING CHEAP AT
50 Honsion.sIreeI.

u Red, white and yellow Fannel,. from Is Cd TO >
Cd and hi.her. SA,nets s. Cd %; very good for
Is o. Cation Fsunels, uelFy style. from Cd TO
l, Rose 4 Whitney Blankets, fran 8 S per PAIR.
good assorme!, OF Beaver. Pilot and other Cloths.
Likewise Prints. Musns Di.pess, Umbrellas, Hosiery,
&C. log6t-f r. DOWIE.
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LAWYERS DIARY October lq.

On No. l2g II. l22, 1913 Ia 49, l26 l27, 4s, 3i5 lis
DAY CALENDAR or THE CIaSUIr CoUET This Day-3i
u Is So 81, 10 Il, 49, ~ 70, -, =, -1;, 81; ST. %.
ScgsqlosirR CouRr CALT~DAR-2- 36e g. il5, lI3.
a. 70 l2. l29 l39 1870 1872 o3 l35, 80 49, - i3g
I'D H. 49, 43, la l4j, liG, al fl3 IA i4- i4y
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CLEARED.
Ship Scotland, Robinson, Liverpool. X D Dyson
Bri FAiriied Smith, Por, aa Prince, SkeIiins y Ter


Ship Scotland, 4 obnsoa, Liverpool. D Dyson
Brls Fairfield smith Pors Prince SkeldiHg 4 Fer
ARRIVED.
ship Geneva, Halle, 10 dys fan H.yre' MAZE L hpTl-
sap Msah4 TN. Budd - dye fm Anl.:erdsHa. m4Ae,
FheiIsr ( ~ sAilu.
Bnrs Eliza. TALBOT 80 dys f.- AAs~srP m!ss' II VAa
gaTS Hobart. Collier, 50 dy. fan LeghOrn, m4ze, :"
LcSi,.
Brig Coral, CHA. 20 dy. TobascO VIA Norfolk l's"ood
Never. Schoee y 20. 49,,
Br Orig sajs,,ic, S;leaney IS dy, fan St George NIB
Bfg ElI.~oE n Caspian 20 dy. fan NiOera, caba' 'n-
gar LAsaa
Bris Francis. Roberts. ST d., I'm SIN Juan nlzs' Ii x
sehr Ellz4be,h, - f,n Richaoai, and las; I'm Cape
Nav where sac mad been ashore, bound TO Harwcx-pn
ia S 70 Dan Juan Pepper 70 ds fin BarracO ai'e
" Lighter seGr Fair Play Payne fm the wreck of bark
Sris Star Prn.e, 10 dys i'm Portland, nola'e Mes
Iui,h * Leeds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-12
New-Vork Cattle Market.

IIttPOTteu lot 7 nc J II0uII"
A, marke, 1850 hea of Reef Cattle, including 80 left
over last week 40 mich cows and $500 sheep and lambs,
There large supply Of Beef, and price. a
lutte lower; sales of $50 head 81 So averaging un
$50 the lC0ib.
Mich Cow.-saes Of 30 4, 20 to ia each sheep md
lamb, mostly taken sheep 81 70 to 81 lambs at
81 10 81 - each.
Hny-sale. by the load a: -. to s 70: the lo0b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-12

y just Pubiished-Tse first number OF TIE
NETWORK PENNY POST DIRECTORY. containing
the hey 10 the following Avenues Street,. &c Albany
Aeion Place Alien. Anti Amiy Lam. Amos. Ana,
Aniaony. Attorney, Avenue A, y c. D, ls b. 81 ith
9Th 6tA Ith -th 9n le,h aud Ilth Bank Barclay, Bar
row I'attery Place Bedford Beekmsr Benson, Betsune
and birmingham No. Beeck.r, &c, and CO. tinuei
alphabetically. See specimen.
hey 70 Albion Place fF.urth-street9
s. MA s,ce. Worth .iGe
no l. Bcuser, John No. !. Wreak.. Henry ".
j. Bo~n, George / Gibson, James r
= sna, Anthony :. Peck. Elisha
Fsie>toG. T4omas : Vacant
=. d ckinson Re- RW 10. Ve.miIye. Rev T. E
II. hilbert Clinton IL. Allen GiIber; NJ.
7 he hfst number contains upsard o. I've thousand
Name, frlce, II. cen;.. Nevsmsu supplied al y pef
cent DISCOUNT and disposed OF. the money retained
or taken IL e1eharge for subsequent numbers,
"M r. SAlLS'S Book store, y. Nassau
The second nun er siil be accompanied tn a
handsome steel engraving. ol2l
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Dieo,

In thi. city, Oct II, Ellen Ever. Eracher, Youngest,
daughter Of An tris snd Ellen Erlacher
The II end> Of the family, the members OF NewYOrk
Lodge ofthe l. o. o. F. ard mensers Of the order in
g.nera, are respectfully invite! attend funeral
It's ateTnsoa at o'clock, from ~ Twelfth street,
Seventh Avenue.
In TN ciy, Oct TO- Caroline daughter Of Archibald
Hall. j. aged months.
The riencs Of the family invited to ateGd the Iue
raj. ms afternoon. at o'clock. from c. Oger--treet
alhoGi f,ItHer invitation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-12
,rhc .oles of State Stockr were l.milcd

Sterling Exchange Is getting wOrse, aud Individual bills
have been sold to-day u; 10 per THIS how
ever Is only obtained for the primes, bills The quota
lion j, y 10. Some drawers of Francs axe demanding
5.i7:, but he principal sales have been 5I5: The
amount Of business Is not large
We understand that the whole of the million Gov
erlmeut Loan las been taken x per cent Nearly
mi.on take. in Boston. The proposal for the
Loan Of 1925 coo for the redemption Of the circulation Of
The Ccmmer-ai Bank, to be opened Saturday Of
la.t wect.
Money his been in demand for day. p,st
bu, II appears TO be demand groSne Of the leg-
mate Improvement in business. Tie rresularty of Ike
mail, kept back remttances aud Of the Brokers
have been somewhat cranpcd and the refusal of Of
Tie Banks make loans hypolhecation Of Southern
furd, has tended the isk,nes,. The Bank-
generally discount four months paper the righ: class
freely, but anxious TO get long paper
time In the the for fair fapcr 10
per cent.
The qu1uii,y OF Flour and Wheat delivered from the
Enc Canal curiu tho rt week IN October, the places
named low j. ah follows,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-12
sPLESDlD ASSORTMENT OF
FRENCH AND LONDON BEAVERS
New-Tork Cash Tailoring Esfa blish ,nent,

l42 FuLroS-srREEr, NEAR BROADWAY.
Bought exclusively for cash AM w. comprise Of
The different STYLE, the market. very choice
at England au+ French cloths, Go do black aud fan
cy coofed for pants do cashmere anl sev-
foF yesiiugs al OF ~ach will be made and rmn ed
the 'iche-t 10 per below credit prices.
Street Punc,uali,y observed filing Orders. Cash
delivery and no abs;emen' IN prices
P.S.-oT fail bs-iass- Ia, already iEcrcased to that
extent tina; compelled increase help the
eating department; which still uader The superinend
cnce OF Mr.. NJ GlyIod Who will give his whole
the different styles Of garment. ,h. may he in
uclucrd
Particular attention paid 10 cutting parl-.
o. lin j. BOOTH, Agent.
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al drrIc d.

On Wedns day. d,a by the Rev. WEI Whitaker,
Mr. Augustus D. Porter, Ms. Keza c. Re dheld all OF
'hi, city.
In this city Oct TO- BY the Rev. Henry Chase Archi-
bald Re!, 10 Mrs. Ps,eill. Gesnr both OF tn, city.
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RS sSso1.1G I.UaLEs

1TOkE bNUNDNNN---INtN- IfUN' IsuU-I
TUESDAY,, WEDNE- DAY AND THURSDAY
Oci l2lh 18th and Attn.
Books-An extensive aud valuable collection OF Eng
!-h ediIna including large aud choice private library
comprising great variety Of stsnds ard work. every de-
parimcn of literature aud science embracing ,l.)
the cosil and elegant books Of eugray;n;s thar
mas over been offered competition subo ,ac Ia
CITY 0r mary years. The books no" offered we've select
I'd with great cara. and consist NJ choice editions many
IN fine b,ldiugand presen, opportunity TO book collect
sontIemeu forming Ortric- such rcv occnrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-12

nn.T sCcTRv-A .msli boat; Win SAT-. oar
- - : or, VIII itesroas on; lsiand, en-
Friday night las. She as ab 'ui - ' - z,c,u in
green bottom whie ahout top g.ssa br,s.sd or
,ide, baaer. rrs,d Of so OF red for tie res,
o,ion Of ne beat and SIS for such evidence as will
'o nv &c sRiS MI, SiSTuRs CO. IS South
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-12
MARINE JOURNAL.
oRT OF NETWORK, OCTOBER 70, l:n.

FORT OF NEW-fOKh, DC IObEN II Ie7T'
fIiuiatu-e 4Imnnac.-TRls Day
ia. ,rx rgEMooN FULL
Rises IT sets - Rises , 20 Sets 10 | IN -,'m
latest Dates.
LONDON SEPT. Is HAvKE. SEPT ! .
LIVERPOOL - NsVr-osLEASs -sSPr- 81
The next S,eamS hips TO Arrive
rKoM LIVERPOOL FROM LIVERPOOL
Columbia leit.Oct ! Britannia lea' Oct ~
The next steam ; hi TO Leave
FROM sosroN FROM LIvEsFooL
Acadia I,aycs Oct, i6 Bri;anuia leaves Oct. II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-12
Second EoHrd.
numerical and slency Matters.

hOHAGs, r VI.
At the Board to-day the sales we're TO moderate extent
ans material change IN rS;es The feeiirg, how
ever a. somewhat. better, and the price, generally
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-12
\ MI 5 z vi y n I S.
CRANDE NUsREE MUSICALE,
\. n IL lct. u


10Y La SlGNURA kUFRASlA bORGliESF, PriniG
- Donna Of the Theatre So Ch1rLi at Naples. Venice,
Rome iIayuna, and Of he Regal Theatre OF the Opera
Comiqne. Paris.
Ii. SlGNOR O. ANT GNINI Primo Terorc- from the
priucipa ci,!ss Of Italy, eng igcd at the havaaa.
II. SIGNNK SrAiUrl. L mo BsssO, rom tue prnc
pas ct.s o. Italy eue'r,G at tho HnvaLa
IL sign X f VOWEL, Professor Of ST gng, uui
Terror oftAe private music Of the King of Franco.
Mr. II. BILLET. Fis Volinceis ofthe private music
If the Emperor of Russia.
Mr. IMM who wall preside at the Piano Forte
Al the CITY HOTEL, on TUESDAY EVENING, Dot
10 1871.
Tickets Ono Dollar ZACH for sale at the principal Mu
&c Stores, tho City Hotel md at No. 10 Broadway.
Tho Soree to comm a. O'Clock prec'se!v. IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-12
n Nrw-York Washington Temperance
Reuernient sacierr.-GRAND TEMPERANCE

JCBILtE.-Weiuesday, Oct 18Th, inst having been de-
s.na;cd E, day for holding Mass Temperance Con-
vention III thi- city the Grand Marshall afle due cbe
ration has decded or the folosir, order @! the day
The yariou, socotic. I'll meet srOund St Johns Park
at o'clock A. " and Al 10 the line wi! be formed in
Husea-.trset the Right resisg or Canal. Societies %
TAX. precedonce IN the line according 10 rate Of organ
iza.n The lie hen iormod III! countsimlfeh down
Hudsoastree through College Place B.reiay up
iarclay street 70 Broadc ay u Bfosd" a., Chl msei.
street through Chamber Chsh up Chatham
10 the Bo~ery up Bo.ery Gfand'tFesl up Grand to
Columbia street through Columbia to avenue D. up ave
nue. D to Tenth-., through Tenh ToApki-s Square,
il. IN. f,.los,iny order
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- 500 and Chorus" suffer htue
children unto me, and
forbid them not, for such IS tho
Kingdom Of Heaven
REsronsg.--" We come 10 Iollo~ thee.
We come to sing thy love"
We come TO praise thy aame.
g. GOOD NIGHT
TisAets at Is each, admitting gentleman and
lazy may be had Dayton Saxtons corner Of Fulton
aud Nassau streets D. Fanshaw's li3 Nassau Firh
4 Hslr Franklin square X Carter, corner OF Canal
AMI Mercer H. g. :. Riynor 70 BOwsryi Depository Oh
the American ). : Union 1872 Nassau at the Office CT
ae Baptist Advocate and at the door.
children lads be admitted unless accompanied
~ parents or guardian.
Those pieces with tho star attached, are from the
Young Choir :" Singing Book. for Juvenile eng
ing SCHOOL,. Sabbath Schools, Primary Classes &c ~
~ ~ e. Bradbury. and c. w. Sanders. For sale by the
sellers generally
NB-Wm. B. Bradbury i. engaged in teaching va
-ios Sabbath Day schools Of the city also ~ Adult
IGsiGg Schools. Persons wishing nervie~ are res
pecfJly requested leave note az the Bookstore OF
Dayton & SeSton. Il Fulton and Nassau streets,
elth their full address.
A Juvenile Singing School will! be commenced i'll the
Lecture Room of the Oliver street Bapti,t Church,
saturday the 10Th instant, TO commence al half past 10
o'clock. ". sl22
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-12

u The l. xtcnsive and Valuable Sale OF
hnglh Books now arranged for examination q; the Ne"
York Loug Ro,r 1863 Broadway comprises selection OF
rae snd choice editions the varied departments OF IL
etataie aud science, together with splendid collection
iieh and costly illustrated works amongst when Is
e-py Of the Musec Francois, and Musee Royae impe-
raj folio volumes with upwards of SO fac line encra'-
usS. Inc sale commences thsevening, and will DO Goa
uaaed on "Wednesday and Thursday. Catalogues are
ready ol2 l.
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WELL ~ BREyGOkT,
o. EUlton-.irect,

Would respectfully .hc.r patrons AID the public
generally hr they have just received ssr Fal! Fashions
from Paris London, and prepared to receive
orders. having supplied themselves With we'll selected
assortsen goods ae latest mport4,Ons, consisting
ef Cloths Ca.smere. yestugs &c. Se., wach they Nr'
prepared make up prices which al TO please
70 those who lnacquaiuted eh 'tys Of ge'tlrc
mp garments they would respectfully invite to cal ad *
amino for Themselves.
y b. Terms Cash IslA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-12

y AHctIon NotIce-BrOokly n.-W are nafticu
ary requested 10 call tue ladies' and qentemen attention
TO the Great Sale al Auction of Rare 4nrs &C nv Me,srs
HALtRhAN co, at Russell, Garden. on Wedaesdiy
the 3th inst at o'clock ", corner Of Saith and Liy-
ingston- streets, near Fulton Brsokyn |. VIZ
Azais Roses' Csctuies, crimson Towering Rhododel-
irons. Terminus, Nerbena Myrlle Lemons ORANGE,
Csmelia-, &c. 3c oil IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-12

u New York society OF Letters The
regular meeting OF this Institution will be held is
Eveninr al the Medical Hal, Crosby street. o'clock
Exercises 20 cons Of keciat!ons Essays Discus
sion. Ques,l'a-Was the Irish Rebellion in l7e- u,,
liable The public generally respectfully invited TO
attend. ol2 l. JOHN r LORTON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-12

j. s'nrpeiims., Floor Cloths, &c.-iVOuo1
ward. Carpeuug from auction chcicc patterns anG col
orr, all WOOL from to 10 stius' P-rtafd call i 60
e.cd from those wishing 10 purchase CarpolaE OF any
description A large stock OF Oh Cloths Rugs Iabi'
Covers Mats &C. which they Will sell mach lower than
eau be bought nj other stores
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-12

IL Efe members Of the Lycurcian Temperance
Sc ETY. wimec; lCl .imity street II, o'clock on
Wednesday, Oc,oh,r IL, unite in the Grand Tempe
rance Jubilee. Every member Is expected 10 attend
punctually by order OF the President.
TRos 81. Mason, Secretary OLE IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-12

II Washington Temperance Bercve-
LENT SOCiEI Y-hi.nbtr. NJ meet al the hall On
We,,aesdny mornn. next O'Clock, precisely, with
Ba gcs sc III order take part the approaching Jul
bi,ce WM WISDOM, President.
Tmos. NJ WooDRurr, secry. o22'
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IT Tie Director. of the Ne,v-I

u Tie Directors of the New-EOrk Ey-
respectfully inform the Fable that the Third An
nua Course OF Lectures before that institution Will be dc
vered in The Broadway Tabernacle on "Wednesday even
ues OF each week, commencing early IN Novemser
Introductory, by ,se Hon. Tri.traH Bu:ges Of Rhode
Island.
Hon. Henry D. 6iPln' date Attorney General oil Inc
Tinted States. on --.
Hon. c. C. CaGhreenci date Minister of the United
States Rus.il) on Russia.
Flihu Burritt A. NJ. Learned Black smith of Msssa
chu,ets) OF The nhuence of Astrological Metap o5s
aud Impressions Ih- Progress OF General intellectual
Cui,ivalion aud Dsvclopcmcnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-12

] OS --MUaahy evening, Oct. H. from ,he cor u
IL Burlug Sip sni Waler-srect, Que bundle OF broad
CLOTH marked Joel Taylo. D.nbury, Coan. The huder
will literally rewarded By leaving the al Ia
Watsr-st. ol2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-12

CAKD-We hnse Just received our Foil anc
u Winter Fashions together with an assortment o.
.a.onsbe goods which invite the attention oil our
friend, and customer. aud the public generally.
ELLIS ( BANCKER, Tslors,
sa5 lmis No. 81 Fulton street n. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-12

DIED BACK MONEY IN ALL the Banks in
r. III, Sat viii he TAX On 4nout any discount for f,w
.y oay Tor Dry Goods isl Green ~ieh ST. near Can
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-12

lr Conccrt.-A Concert by Mr. Bradbury Juyen
lie Choir will be gwen IN the T4he rnaoo Mubcr
" ST. "Wednesday evening, ~ h. Al half past seven
o'clock Tick admitting lady amd gentleman - cts
For sale NJ DAYTON SsXt0hs corner Fulton and Mas
.au ,s. Fr;h 4 Halls Franklin .quore AMI the door
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-16

THE INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS, OR
INDIAN PURGATIyE,

MI under the Immediate supertnfan.
w denee OF VIM Wright, Vice-President OF the North
u, Jan th le for the of Disease the
terittent, Rcnient. Nervous InElumafory and PutId
feyersi eases, small PoG and ETyspeas; iniamnaIous
OF the Brain Throat stomach Lungs, Liver.
Kidneys and Bladder; Pains In the Stomach, and Eide
Consumpton; DrOpsy Of u Head of the Chest OF the
Abdomen, and Of the LIMBS scrofuar scurvy ami syp.
hi- career, Gravel, Loss OF Appetite; Sick Head Ache
rheumatism. both Acute and Chrone Spinf Vomit
ing Of Blood; DiarhrA Dysentery and Colcs syneope
APoplcEy and ParaYss Dyspepsia Hypoehondrsss fe-
ttnus Eile Whooping Cough, Paptaon Heart
Ulcers aud cores Of every description HysterekS weak
hcate Femaie Complaints
The Art Of Healing had It's origin in Woods the
Forests still the best Medical school"
The above named Indian Vegetable Pills emily tho
roughly cleanse tie stomach and bowels Of all bilious
ours and other impurities. they also open pores
OF the skin. and induce discharge by the lungs and
Kidneys Thus u will be that by a single operation
OF thls extraordinary neuciI all the
opened the blood and other Eufs completely puria
I body.
one happy circumstance connected with using the Ia.
dian Vegetable Bills, is, they notonly always the right
medicine, always safe and always good but
u - u:cly impossible for injury harm
Therefore, time should be lost in listening eontradc-
tory advice the only inquiry should be- Is the person
II 50, the soousr few doses Of the Indian Pills
isteTed, the sooner will the patient be restored TO health
and usefulness.
Again, the Indian PurEaiive recommends Itself o. all;
because matter what be the Of the disease;
the medicine Is always right always safe viii always do
good and can POSSIBLY do harm. single
In all cases AFFORD relief and do TO convince the
10 OF Us value than volumes written in its praise.
supply Of the above Pills received, and for sale by
~ EUsTACE & son,
ie lJ-eoIoW dooIs helnw the Bell Tavern
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-16
y SEED

ESALE AND RETAIL.
A RTlCnOkE-Gtccn Clobc
"a ASpARAguS- or Dutch
BEANs-Laree and email Luna Scarlet Runners, Broad
isNAP nEANs-E Early China, Early yellow, Refugee or
QDto I, Paris six Weeks
Biood Yellow French sugar, While sesiau French su.
BRoC oI.I-Pnrpie Care ami white
CABBAGE.EiIly May, Do Fcntou, 10 Salisbury, 10
Eary susaroaf DO Bnucrsea late B,iicrsca Plat Dutch,
Drunhcid Large Bergen Drumhead savoy, Globe savoy
CAuLIrl OVER .Eary snd Late
BkussEtS Sprouts
CARRor-Lons Orange, Fairy Horn, Lons sudloy' A.
CREss- Cmicd or Perpcrr,s., wmsrand Broad Louv.
CUCUMBER Parry Frame, rsriy Cluster, Whit. spin.
COHN-Ehfy sufsr, Esrly Tuscsora
ENplNE-GIecn Curlcd
KALE. Biuo Cml,i siberian Green Curlei Scotch
2EEkNisrse seoeb
LEIIUCE-Royal Wlre Head. lce, Early Curled se-
MELON-Nuimcg Green Cuon, Piue apple, Malta Win.
wAIEa MELLoN-FIuesi kinds
MUsTARD-whno Medicinal, black Georgia
FEAs-isndfs,fs EHr, EsTiy' E,riy warwies. Early
Nay, E3rly frsme, DO CbThcn Blue Prusfian, Dwarf
NIS9win' bishops Dwarf Pfouhe
PETrgE.-Isrso u.n large yellow
rAhsNlr-l@fEe White
RADDisH-ions Scarlet short Top, Long salmon, White
Tufnp, sosrlei IntniR yellow 20, Hlaek spanish
SATISFY OF VEGETABLE OYSTER
seUisn-E.ry Bu.h or.ns, wsusd. whit. croOs
Neck
TOMATO-Large Rel snd Yellow
TuRNif-White Plat Dutch, Dalf'a New IIyhtid, Vel
low Mahcsc, Rcd Tor, Ruts naaa
FLOWER ROOTS and sEEDs-A large assortment
POT and SWEET HERnsEEDs
Also many seeds not enumerated
IA H-6m WILLIAM PALMER.
nAoRIsON CHAMPAIoN-A few baskets o
II 9TH AR
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SPRING GOODS.

SPRING GOODS.
WE receiving and daily expect by snndry ve.ses
COFFEE
rs hhds II Croir and Porto Rico susar
100 boxes aud bbls Loaf DO
6 bhds 2. X. anil N. %. Molssses
JOO kegs Cut Nails
$50 boxes Window Glass
go bags Shot
40 kegs superior GunPowder
100 boxes Raisins
10 bales Almonds
loo boxes sperm and Talow Candles
30 do Tufpentinc Soap
TO packages fresh Teas
100 dozen painted Buckets, with variety Of other
goods TO which call the attention of the Country Mer
chants.
ALSO,
50OOd0I ounds Manchester and Richmond Cotton
Yarns all Of which will be sold low for cash. or to pune
tual customers. lDh 81 Hw&J FRY CO.
NEW BIOLOGICAL hooks.
(mMPENDlOUS Eccle sastcal History from tic earIies
" period To the present time, by Rev. w. Palmer NJ ID
Of Worcester COLLEGE, Oxford
An Offering To ChurchDcn: a few Historical Hint,
CONNIE ted with the origin and compilation ths Prayer
Book, by w III Odenhemerf NJ, Rector Of 1t Peters
Church, Philadelphia,
Recognition Of Friends in another World, by Rev b
Dorr -
Ny Saviour; Devotional Medltafions by Rev J. Eas
-sorrd scuxster Collection Of Hymns and spritua
Songs, by Amos PisLnry. A rare work
Ecclesiastical and Political History the Popes Of
by RaBke. Professor the University Berlin Trans
laied by sarah Austin, 2 vols svc
We receive the new Theological Books OF merit as soor
as published
apps J. w. RANDOLPH A co
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NOTICE.

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Il stock of staple and Fancy Dry Goods 10 Thomas
Dudley aud Reuben Meredith. have them
selves together under the 6rm Of DUDLEY A MERE
DIIH, for the purpose Of continuing the business
or stand Of Read BAY ly Co. For the The purpose .
collecting debts and winding the business Il the
old concern, the aud style firm will be con.
unued iorthe present and our 0ee kept the stand
where % the firm will always be n attendance and
o. eifleT Of whom payments can be made We earnestly
enircai al those indebted forward with
little delay possible and settle their respective duss
az longer indulgence cenDOt be expected Of rs.
READ, BAYLY a CO.