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SHOULD have been caution. i'm I,y;,, M. - ~
eonscenees OF Others. for. by the same evidence
.m.n sS oe Saugh. IN his own trap The gentle
man changed his vote" ltlere MIR. Marshall ex.
plalned by saying that he alluded to tho.o scn,,c
nen who, after giving their vote on one ,ds oJ m,
same question, changed to the otherl M, w;ss
g soo,Ie NOW, SIR, 1t so happened there were
gentlemen on both sides who did this ve,y ,hin,, .
anu the gentleman himself, after voting ~, ,,v ne
Position al the beginning, changed in torty..isb,
nour andls now, as consider in opno,;,;on ,n e.;
hrst vote But. sr, did intend to notice ,bc.s
points OF the gcntleman's remarks. tbet. ~ s,r
'hing else OF more Importance which the ecn,Isn,s,
s"u, anu which desire to notice. He al ,h,, ,,L
presen, President Of the United States WAS .is.,"S
..oy meSct OF God, not by the voice of the Peope.
not, al least by his constituents. that Ken,nIaI,
voted iVr Od TIP All! sir, does Ken,uck, ~
WIN laundiced eye upon the present pres,den, of
the oniied Statesf Sir, it was who s,iI ,La, ~
present resident OF the United States was elected
,oy The Constitution. by the voice of The p.o,,iN
and by the act of God which no mar ' .vpe,
more than he did. DO any now envy his nos;,;o,,
and ms powerR Sir, the gentleman said III ,b"ra
DC any gentleman here who for any purpose desires
10 become the great architect OF m,srLi.T L, rt''
back and becoming the leader of ,b. ,n - '''''''s
- CONFUSION, he ought to bn couuter,r,cI ,,d 49,,
uowh. Ana now, sir, in reply have IN s,y X,
. 'herc DC any gentlemen combined for ,he 49,, -
.. At, nShleis, The conversion OF the WIKI Marty
n'o the coalition OF lS2S-thc palming n,nin -
'thIs country the union of KenturLn 81 N w"
ss,.huSeus-thc union of name in this H.. |
. tMr. Adams) with that of another elss,yba,n
.heY ana their friends were once united / ror a.
'thcm." can hnd
ne intelsenecr will please publish the abov. la, !
Inserting ms letter entire; with the explicit deelnr,
non ihat my meaning was and is n cordial concnr
NJ NJ ~ 'he sentiment OF MIR. Gushing, that the
h's party should unite in sincere sumner, NJ Nh.
Administration OF John Tyler, and keen ,seIf f,..
rom iactons iiimical To that Administration 'rL,,
mean sieadiasily TO preserve; and am,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-21
From me baltimore Patriot.
Latest FROM RIO DE JANEURO


by the DaIque X. II. Douglass, at this port. the
Exchange Reading Rooms have received ndy,ees
from RIO dc JnneiTO TO the sth uIt
~ RIO DE JANEIRO, May 1881.
FLDUR-Ibe additional supplies rcccived d.
ring the month consisted Of 1850 barrels n cbr,,,
1879 Baltimore, 1850 Philadelphia, 2.O52 Nav
Orleans etc., 1000 Trieste SO Of otber E,,o,..,
sorts, and $50 barrels received co,st,s,s,. ~ iii
1921 barrels, which added n the sock Ispo,tsJ
10 hrsL hands on jlHAprll amounted 10 10, I22 bar
rels wv
Prices early in the month continued to decline and
lioFaN was sold az lli and Baltimore at I2HO5O.
towards the end Oi the month prices parti,llv re-
yvcd, cargo of Baltimore has realized All and
the Trieste 1870; 500 has ben Offered for The
Co. howard's cargo Of flour, and refused.
AdWoe9 from Mon,evideo to the lIlh April had
been received at RIO.
Flour was ~ demand, netting 4 I'm t,,, ,,,,.,
decline on account Of the heavy stock IN MAXI
which wos ovsf 20 900 bbs.
Domesiics and Teas unsaesble,
Sperm Candles 35I cts. noll.
| Hides ! scarce.
| Exchange on England mas.
RIO, May 1.-The only sales Of imports ,vor,t
/ reporting are the Olive oil per Elizabeth Al 3 2OI
/ and three cifgoes Of Flour. The Richmond pe
William 9. NYe, and the Baltimore psr Ann. soi,
u day, the former at lGa, the latter 1920; IN,
| price OF the Napooon's cargo, sold yesterday, ha
not lransplred, but we have reason to behave ,
! vas i3I 100.
The remaining sales we're Rosin, Hyson Te,
Scotch Sail Cloth and Ravonsduck, at previous pri
cos.
Expors-Snles Of Coffee since the Ist do not er
coed 5000 bags; the shipments, this day inelusig,
amount 70 S,JS7 bags and the stock hand is 90
blgr.
Nothing done in Sugar or Hides
On the LIST, bills were passed on London at %
and JOi, the latter rate has since prevailed, thoug
the amount Of business has been trihing.
Nothing worthy Of mention upon Paris or Ham
+ burg.
, The Treasury negotiated this day 100 eantos
-. upon Bahia al per cent and 100 cantos upo
Psrnsmbuco at 81 per cent discount.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-21
CONGRESS-En1n.r

Nothing OF Importance transpired in the S.,,,o
Friday. During the morning hour variou. n.,;-
uons ana resolutions were presented among tho
latter by MIR. Williams, the resolutions of the ..
ss'H'ure oil Maine, in favor of such nmenJmen, If
The Constitution as will limit the service of tho Pc
slSeht TO one term and by Mr. Bates. Of N,.s,.
ehuset's' the resolutions OF the Legislature of thai,
State to the same effect.
10y MIR. Clay, memorial, numerouslv si,rsd Ia,
cltizaos Of ST. Louis, praying tina, N,rionoI
may be established.
~" "'Ouoh oil MI Buchanan, the Senate agreed
"ne" adjourned TO adjourn TO Monday.
Inc unhnished business, being the motion IN
P'h' i'oo ezra copies of the Report of the Secre
taty OF the Treasury, was then taken nm. Al,
wright concluded his remarks; when tho doh,,.
was continued until late hour between Me,,r.
woodbury., Evans and wright-aGer which tho
Senate adjourned to Monday.
In the lower House, after some incidental bus;.
ness the House again resolved itself into Comn,;,.
zee oil The Whole on the state of the Union mir r.,
'aierro IN the Chair) the bill for the relief of Mrs
Harrison.
The proposition Of Mr.. Adams was to su rho
olahk with $4,000, which motion Mr.. Gordon If
~ nau heretofore moved to amend by striking
GU, $4,000 and inserting s6,a5O.
Mr. G'Imer, being entitled to the floor. addressed
the House, opposing the bill in its present shane
ana asking whether the bill could not be placed on
the basis OF ndisputable justice" which might
eonellIate the support of gentlemen of all parties
ana IRON every quarter OF the Union.n He was
opposed to voting "bounty." After Consider.
able discussion the blank was ordered to be
h'ed with s25,OOOi and the question recurring ON
'he nam question, u. C. on concurring with the COM
m'itee in apPropriating s25,oOO) the question was
carried: Yeas ll9, Nays 20.
The main question, "Shall this bill passl" was
taken, and decided in the affirmative; Yeas 100
Nays &c. Sc the bill passed.
The House then adjourned, at halfpas, g O'Clock
the Foreign news, and a press Of other matter
exclude the detailed proceedings of Congress-
Our readers have been furnished with all limits
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-21
TIE FOREIGN NEWS

We give extracts of the foreign news per the Co.
!umoIa, from various papers, commencing with the
n. Y. Commercial.
Ihe news continues unfRvorable for American
produce. The political condition of Great Britain
Is pretty much the same as when the Great Wes-
tern left.
The Columbia left Liverpool on the 4th of June,
al noon' and has therefore accomplished her pas
sage in little more than twelve days, including her
detention at HaiiaI-the quickest passage on re-
cord, beating the GREAT WESTERN TWO
WHOLE DAYS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-21
ARRIVAL OF TIE cOLUMBLl.

hi"hF IN - LATER FROM EUROPE.
LATER NEWS FROM CHNA-RENEwAL OF HOS.
TlLiTIES-PROTRACTED DEBATE IN THE BRIT.
ISM PARLIAMENr-EXECUTION OF BARNES. THE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF 4 MINISTRY IN SPAIN
sc.
The steam ship Columbia arrived at Boston err.
ly yesterday morning, having made her passage in
less than thirteen days. Our London papers are TO
9Th, both inclusive.
THE STEAMSHIP PRESIDENT.
IL Is almost supcrhuOus TO say that no tidinrs Of
the President had reached England; and so lutte
hope was entertained there Of her ever appearing
that the unhappy relatives Of some Of the pissensers
had gone into mourning, and at LIoyd's a day had
been assigned for the settlement Of the insuran-
ces.
London paper gives piLle account of the
distress caused to Mrs. Power by tho ofieious and
perhaps well meant, but most unfoelng applications
Of persons calling themselves friends Of her husband
ono Of whom was brutal enough to make on offer
Tor the house IN which she lives profacng his ton
der with the remark that at was all over with poor
Power, and oicourse she would not wish to keen 10
so large an eslablishment.n
The delay Of the steamship Britannia had alrea W
excited notice IN Liverpool and one uf the sugges-
tons th own out by way Of accounting for il was
that she hid fallen N with the President and was
towing her TO Liverpool.
Admiral S1rtorius, Of the Portuguese navy, had
sent out two small vessels Of war, and the u irish
disabled steamer seen and reported by the captain
Of tho Condo dc Palma, rs noticed by W. on the ar
rival oi the Great Westorn--in the hope that she
might prove to DO the President
PARLIAMENT.
Sir Robert Peel introduced, as no had preViously
announced his intention to do, his resolution de-
canng the want Of confidence Of Parliament in IN,
Ministry, on the evening of the 9th. We cop,
| the following account Of his speech from the Lon
don Suni
Soon after FIVE o'clook, the Speaker called OF
/ SIR X. Peel, but the impotence Of tho House {,
hear him was delayed in ~ qualification by NJ
hon. member asking the President Of the Boars 0
| Trade what no had done about the shipwrcck o
the William Brown. Members seem TO think le
gislotion quite omnpotont, and soon we shall hov
! Acts Of Parliament 10 put y stop to shpwTocks
and provide against the loss OF any more Presidents
| M Labouchero answered The foolish question hi
saying that the William Brown was not an En-
| gish vessel.
| Sir Robert Peel then moved his resolution tina
the Ministers do not possess the confidence Of tn
| House, and that their continuance in Office il a
variance with the spirit OF tho Constitution. ~
stated his case clearly and almost concisely, and
~ he said at the end, " thout any personal OF par
" aspetity. He hrst showed, by the recent vos
Of the House Of Commons, and by some OF its for
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20. d. Phlad.LplLa 49, An.ri,nn. 80. I,

f'oN' iHN IHiiaIti'fiG N1TfL American, June L.
1oVEhHMEET ORGAS.-The character of our
Government abroad IS inferred from the taste and
tone OF It's organ. II 1t he contracted in it's views
radical 10 It's sentiments, or abusive IN its tenn err
such ore supposed TO be the leading Characteristic
oi me Administration which II proi,ssedly represents,
and the inference is a tlr one However deem ouI
notification may have been for some years past, we
are no" relieved from It IN Ihe appointment rthc
National lnteIgencer; journal that never fo,ss,s
rs own dignity, and never forgsts what is due to
the character of the country which is true TO lis
friends, and courteous to us advers1res which stead
i.y maintains The right, and seeks to reclaim those
that are ia the wrong.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-21

~ The Exchange Bank moved quarters Sa-
'uTday afternoon to the new building. They will
commence business there this morning.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-21

PROCEEDINGS OF CosGREss.-Mr. Rives' speech.
inc Foreign news, and press Of other matter.
exclude the detailed proceedings of Congress-
Our readers have been furnished with all tbo,,s
important, in our summaries
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-21

s'er votes, that Ministers did not noss.s. i,s con.
noenee lie then showed, at eonsiderab,. I,rs,b
S,"g 10 the cases Of Sir II. wapo'e Iort
is5o -, ,Siu Li'erpoo, the Duke Of Wellington in
- a., "u MS own case in 1885, that the Minis,e,s
u INC Crown, since the esiabi shment Of our me.
III constitutional eoveTnmt mt under the Uou,e os
o'T'' h"d always thought il necessary TO re,irn
rhe . usy h,d lost the confidence Of tie House
nre case OF MIR. PIT was not nnlogous 10 ,lc
one' cases, or the case of the present N;n,o
re had never submitted any me.su,.
" 'he iiouse he WAS not obStruc,eJ in Ies;.
s,s GUY inc House thought his appointment
vas e,used 10y undue influence and Therefore ,hc,,
.,'useu even 70 allow hun TO submit measures -,
' Inc right Hon. Baronet also referred n,
,M length to the consequences Of Ministers ,es
a." M once alter they had lost the confidence of
o rouse. ut was their weakness ~ he al din
'ne hnnse, their loss OF the confidence of m. H.,
-, 'en hede them oseilla,e between two parIr,
S "" attempting TO govern on Conserya,iv. p,,rc;
,;I words making concessions To nppcaso their
@ .' friends, which had plunged the country int
s present financial emb,rr,ssmert,r srh.' 81,
ION baonet alluded especially TO the Post, or
= n' winch had been sacrificed 10 npnen,c ,ho
H., ~ supporters OF the Ministers The risht
a. ~ ''onet Guo,ed the authorities of Mr. RuTte
Nlt toS, and LoreJohn Russell. whom he comnG'
;' 'u "lsh'y, 10 show that the course of IN. Min
S's was contrary 10 the spnt ofthc Cons,;tn,;on
,Lo, IMn,s inc conclusion, he warned the Hons,
-. ' .uS "IhiS'cfS were endangerin the nrc,o,,
i've OF the Crown. lie referred ms an ilhn,,,.,;
WIN some emphasis, to the division on NJ ~
~. S motion, winch was only decided in favor of
vac pSeIogat'e by the casting vote of the Spe,key.
hnJ or Robert eomplimen,ed the Speaker very
ri ,hs, S ms conduct. The right Hon Bart. boast
~ p: ''a' nc mad always expressed his on;n;ons
h., on constitutional questions; and be nlI;rmeJ
=. nus opinions being known, il was NOT nsc.s"'
'Jr nm 10 make any explanation as to what no
would do. With respect to financial - , ""'' no
y oiihcnItes he gave opinion wba,ever. IT,
ssrus inc end OF his speech he expressed som.ho,
INC Icstet Tor hls speech on the Sugar duties, AMI
pJog.sed Tor on the score of the heat of debate
'hat he always meant To DO calm n,yu
hehtative and reasonable. The speecb was 81
ut any burst OF eloquence, plain throughout and :,
'eeu fewer cheers than the right Hon. B,,one,,s
p 'i, I generally DO from his supporters. The
n bis spoke Tor nearly two hours, and
rom the Chair. ''0'o' was read
nc motion of Sir Robert Peel of course ec;,cd
warm warn! debate, which continued up to the 2d ins,
"n''h TIME no vote had been taken.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-21

,,,nr,,,,,, - 's'''V0T' !" T"0s q he If insfanf
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM cIIIN,IN

... ~ NNI NEWS FROM CHINA, IMAM.
liClPATloN oFTHE OVERLAND MAIL.
we are indebted to the Morning Post for the fol.
'ow .rr orlci but important announccment:-
ne arrival OF the overland India Mail nj Mar,
settles on the 3Oh ut has brought mnor,,n, rna'
IRON, rom China: The Bombay da.cs are the Isl Of
May' IN Feb. e5th the Bpgue forts were taken
10y The British who marched on Canton. Kssh;n
ms ms oe.n sentin disgrace TO Pekn The Empe,or
Calcutta" ~ 'e0' se"' "oni
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-21

by the JaIque X. II. Douglass, at this port. the
from Rio dc Janeiro to the s,h uIt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-15
POLICE OFFICE.

TUESDAY,, Dec. II.
STEALING BurrgE.-h man named Henry Bro.u ~as
arrested -oldsy night by SIR f. y. Farnsv orh, with
irsin Of butter ms possession weighing 70 pounds,
worth SIS hch he bad stolen from the Of Ben
jamn T. k,ddor, of No $50 GreenN ch street and Tor
when he 20 prison 10 answer.
AYoU.G SrRANcrr.-On Monday night lady Of the
family OF DeV,rhiye, No - B-~ery, about O'clock
blsaet sitting tue hall OF the house. but mol ob,erv
particularly passed Between 10 and II o'clock
The cry fan Hinn heard in the hail aad- gong
out female mfnt asost years old, discovered il
tae basket, respectfully dressed and ~acamsn Hopkius
bang called ia, took the chd home to his " f-, y no
ias.y auriurcd it for the night. Thi, morning Ii WIS
Amsho aod put cut to Ii has not
Uncovered who i the infant lie hall where II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-15

I 1r-r-r.y n, -
BeGorc the Recorder J,I,o ,.,t ,-t 49,. ~
,nd P-sdb-.l-,
Asstin Rankin. i.nI.adsd with r,o,.. No.. 1,o,.
convcted) Francis Moore Jsrac, Sharon W ,ll,r ob
erts and Others vas pu, urop ms rial fr te ,b5p,,i.
with Intent to lavish and de6l. jane ao Tooe b frcj
bly, taking her forn hoat in the udaB RIVER carving
her 10 the woods lear gsl,. Ferry and ,be,e yioI,,s
hsr, on the afternoon Of the a5n OF Jv.t T,e ,e.,i
monv in tai. case b,v,pr be.n rr..s On The rril If
Thomas Moore ,,,il M, he -a,..,.d s.,e VI, SINH.
acting District A, oraev propo.. 70 proye The coss.o
nation Of the ou-a,er In n For,r Jerey our If
the jurisdiction Of thus Court 10 ,nou the qo ammo or
previous c,.nasl intent Of the accused winch Messr,
Rudd and Josiah ,rr,, counsel for prisoner objected
..t.t =. :s ,,. 60 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-15

we1; round the lot staid good Wide watching
COW, which vss afraid would 90 away. The coz had
been taken Of saorty before aid | ~ss apPFehersye
n n the bz boys ~zichins he dd, that he meant
20 take her When ny husband came bone to Giu-
told hm that the boy, had been shoH. thsrs all the
aorniag VI, husband VEN out to look af.er 'heH Tbs
boys cane up out of sand pit, azd nv hgsband "sai
near i7em. The husband the .hsi testified ls;
evening" Thought the tall boy ha9 l-r-e long, good
Looking face -ith 20 d round Dos not kso~
that ne ha- him since.
Tee counsel for prosecution are xat-t somt i'-e FOR
witnesses they expected but not eoTI"s H.
observed II at they would -; the
Ma.<s Grahsms.t " e;-rn, counsel for Prisoler then
declared thai no evidence had .hexn -hefeky the
charge could be against the prisoner and asked
The Coa1 charge that effect The Co1F' repsd that
all /, could DO would BE- to review tie facts and leave the
jury decide
Rec. Nr. Ma-eu. s@ora-AccomFaai aessrs. Ora
iau, Cook sou. snd Judge Ds kaan the Wines
Meph1H. H .pok. Stated he md cot
been approach Tic young within 100 OF 49y
fee. HIS wife hai told she 4fr4a n To-ld
DIVE away the The he approached to III
ltfe- boy the he eyated MN, and hef1ad 1t IN
possible al. lis face. he said he had been 10
terrson the your n onfsed there. b;
a. o: Them 20 be tae From the description h
gave. supposed Nebi the he raJhl tln
tie prisoner. prisoner at hl. fathers door sept
l-fJ lie toes Got look quite healthy "a he eid then,
out /. no; much altered,
The respective Counsel then rested and Judge Ken;
charged the jury. H. explained the lr on i Ject
+ M der a.. reviewed the evidence the present
There could be ooubi but boy murdered,
and he probably by lad that attn sut
that lad William II. Cook The cvd.noe in :he
rested wholly upon cucsm-a-tal cTid-Ece thsi
%! very limited the Judge Thea pre,eaes the
toi:nE woman y h4d lived AZ NJ. fh,lys
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4 q CTION -. 4 :
sly &. DRAPER, Jr.
Sore 81 V.l!iIa-street cer,er II Pine-strset
FRIDAY Dee-r,b.rI-

FRIn4y Ds..rh,- $50
A. o'rlo,. nj IN. ysr~sn,.,
For f,r,b,- ,f,rtf~uIsr. 80 sdss-.,..s. 1Ae -,
ms sl.icb6,,d -o'' ''SeA4ea' s's4co ~
AI.o.. b1nI .se5 r.,,ry,re fo- sooo, ,,,.
,his rs,,, IN - y. -, -. ~ TpoH 'p'e 'SiS
- p Ii %. - CO. - U % mouse ete: IL ha-
- ~, ~ -, -, -. - f'Hso'e IN
-, -. = 81, @Ae 4'is s'Iu0uSl SO
of.s. sd Far, .or,,nr.g ~ So - .as anie
-, - a., ,,,',,, N'''N wv "4'S' 91e
'--' DA' - ''' 49, TUESDAY. De-. y.
Fsrxru .xD Grs>,y F,>cy t,,cp. r. ,.,.l..,e
Iarse .a rca a. ortrreut ii Feneh and t;srap Faacr
Grois nst LANDING from, HARE ADD kfrqep worhy N.
.teat,cu of,he rste. Terra, Of az TO- all .pr, eve,
Si01 mopth ced for apsr,vrd endorsed notes, apde.
$40 - ,tho,,r ii.,ount C,u.Slipv of 81 60. ~
ssp.r ao 4 ea tia toys. eyeN de.cfpnou, IN new
- -, - 49,. I'm, ~! hcoL .L.rs 3D.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-15
CORONER, GFFICE.

Tuesday, December L..
EuENED TO DrATR.-The Coroner held inquest To-
Jay ii No. Isl Broo the body OF Aa.eila
Frances. AIRED ! years daughter Of William aud Jaia
hannah Winter who there resided It appeared that on
MONDAY morning o'clock, the mother for 10
10 minute. on an errand. and her discovered
ler child the Of Mr. Berry who found her w.th
her clothes on fire, and exnneuished the flames. Toe
tte sufferer however, terribly burned that ,he
lied two hours afterwards. Verdct--DcAh from acci
dental burning.
AYo1nEK DEATH From BuRNrxc.-Thr Coroner also
ED en- inquest to-day the re>,t Of Ms Elizabeth
iieeu wcow tbs OF No. 81 Henry street, the
oty of r Henry rged years. The mother of the
ckd went about O'Clock Monday evening set
pail Il from the pump leaving 1T III tho care OF
.Irs. Eliza Patterson in tie sam room.
u -cb.ing's Restorn,ivc Cordial i Ger
of dyspepsia AID Nervous AhectYHs ii l. pc
culaIy ,aped remove these distressing complaints
by -u;y pby,iciug but by strengthening The
SYSTEM Nogicaer mistake be- nude Khan 10 suppose
tsAt pep.1 aAy ahsr disease arisrs iro!u dabIy
.an les cured rcqr"nt forced acon the bowels by
lurgativc medicines Where tsls complaint eX,s. iht
AIR ady TOO weak, and every additional! dose
,Jds make tHIore 20 Ih Cotiial on IN" contrary
cing Rc gthen- he digestive organ, an A.
lheu crorm their fun tons as nature Designed
Hence IL is run To- be cicacou, also ia those diseases
-ccuar 10 fe,nsies wbicA arise more fr~quruy II IN
weakness than from any other eHssc i he as'd AID m
al bot sEu persons OF seieat"ry h.bs prone
80 cotigeuoSs vino suffered from loss Of appetite haze
rxper.cu ed great benefit from Ia convaicscence from
etcs m other disorders il restores strength ana
Individuals all otei 1l,h Nervous Headache and other
eraug the nervous ianctou, have been entirely
.ured by ir> remedy
TIE jordi, l. al pleasant to the TASTE as wine itself
and many Ia ic- an! gentlemen N tho daily habit o.
tAiuaa c5>s If 1t dinurr. al asssan; 10 Digestion
Sold At o. Fulton street. ana al65 Bowery.
II Pnrncuinr Holicr.-Tho.e persons haYinF
urnuire al any description dispose Of or vino Az
reakn- ~ housekeeping, Will find ready sae FOR any
oron al Of their goods, by sending their address ~
..,nq upon tle fher. Goods asiouut PUr
sss.d o. lm = = co.. ron. ia7EChnihau. street.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

- o = !. 4 M. NEW.-BesGtiuI fancy ctloFeI
- iu.c 81 exquisite tnts, ami hehiy perfumcd win
: 1sc, hiIsS. ~ bI-'s Favories, &c ac-AIN ILL :
N--.r Establishment! J n BroIa~ay, -. Pau =.
Tn prophet nank ul TO hi- customers
Tor a e-ra patronage be> wed has at Enuc7 epen-e
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