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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-10-05
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ENRON the care of the subscriber, George w.
Il Pierce, aged 10, and John M innis, aged 10,
with property belonging 10 me; aud hereby forbid
all persons harboring or trusting them on my &C
count, as shall pay debts of their contracting,
and shall claim their wages. ! will pay l cent
ward TO whoever will eturn both of said boys.
EPHRAIM PIERCE.
Barnet, Sept. Is, I941. 2l6w3
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HB Oh TING Gil % n III y
AND
HI uRFus NN6HH at d N q So

I'D f. WHITE, No. II, Milk st. Boston, con-
Do tnues 10 import direct from the manu'ac'nr
ers, all kinds Of ulch Boiling Cloths used IN mo
New England States. From long experience &c, 81. IN
The mann7ociure orthis article he is enabled TO fur
nish MIIors vii II more perfect and durable Cloths
Than can he Obtained elsewhere, and at lower prices,
Also. BURR MILL STONES, Of all sizes, made
10 order July, q, 1871. 207ews6mewosom
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WILLL3yM WRIGHI"S
Y IN ii "a m II saP & aGhv pills.

Entirely Vegetable.
Manufactured under the immediate superinten-
dance of William Wright, Vice President of
the
s North american College Of Health.
ENOR the treatment and cure of diseases in the
T. form OF billions and nervous fevers, measles,
small pox pains in the stomach, back and side,
consumption, dropsy, scrofula, cancer, splitting of
blood, sick head ache, rheumatism, diarrh@a, dys-
enory, cholics dyspepsia palprtation of the heart,
ulcers aud sores ofeveiy kind, &c &c.
For Sale By
LUTHER JEWETT, st. Johnsbury,
F'S g. MECHANICS STORE, St. J. Centre,
MORRILL, ~ RANKIN, St. j. East,
l.. p. PARKS, 81 co. Passumpsic,
CHANDLER IL BROWN, Peacham,
]. G. DARLING, Concord,
G. w. GATES, Lunenburgh,
GOOLD 81 NELSON, Guildhall,
FULLER. IDE, IL co. Lyndon,
J. NJ. HOYT, IL co. Lyndon Centre,
j. JEWETT, ~ co. Barnet. 2l3-ly
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For. Sale on. 10 Let.
goo acres

IITE 11s1ftUI1 T71 Wv ~ wv 1IJVD,
A L or near Charleston, [East Village,] comprs-
"A ing about
goo acres
of first rate soil Lands well wooded and watered
On one end of said farm is n sugar lot with from
9 10 hundred sugar trees; and on the other is a
timber lot near SaD-miU. The buildings are a
spacious two story house, mostly finished, wood
house, shed, horse barn, and farm barn, situated
within few rods of school, and on the road from
Lyndon by Newark, Wesmore and Brighton,
through Charleston. on the Clyde River to Salem
and Derby Line AT the junction OF the road lhro'
Morgan, Holland, to Barnston in Canada. Said
house is fitted up for tavern house and has been
occupied as such and is said TO be excellent
place Tor Tavern or Store. Any one wishing to
trade is reque sted TO call on
BRIGHAM PIKE of West Derby, or
JOHN FRY, JR of Concord.
Concord, ". Mcrlh 4, IS4I 1851
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Yeyy FFrsM :aHad New Goods.

vVy!IE subscrib having formed n partnership
in trade under the name Of j. JEWETT d.
co. ut Stevens Village, in Barnet, would give no
lice that they receiving from Boston n
first rate assortment of GOODS fresh from the
manufacturers and Of the most desirable sty les,
which they offer TO purchasers on reasonable terms
for cash or approved credit.
JOSIAH SHEDD,
JARVIS JEWETT
Barnet, Sept. l9, lS41. ZIG
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u. G.. I'D a R Elm e

y. G.. I'D a LING
Al g4 o. o. 30 s.
and now offers tor sale general assortment of
Foreign and Domestic Dry
Goods,
HARD W.ARE AND CUTLERY, MI
GOODS AND GROCERIES, EARTH
ER.W, GL.aSS g. CHINA WARE,
PAINTS, OIL, DYE.STUFFS,
MEDICINES, SC
with most other articles usually kept in country
Sore all of which he offers at his usual low pri.
ces for cash, barter pay, or years credit
lie tenders his thanks for the very generous pat.
ronage he has formerly received, while he pledges
hmsefto do all in his power to merit its contlnu.
ance
INT P ALL demands due the subscriber OF
LN I'D more than one years standng must
De paid by the 10th Of October next, aoithout fail
Pay once year and prices shall be IN accordance
The public's humble servant,
j. q. DARLING
Concord, Aug. z, lS4l. 200tf
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Barnet, May 90, 1871.
new. 4. Covert's ma gnln Of , it,

A NEW and valuable remedy for tho cir. i
IA Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Cmol
Whoopng Cough, and all diseases of the Irl
and Wndpipe: extensively used and recommend
ed by the Medical Faculty 10 whom the recins NJ
been freely made known
l. COVERT 81 Co. Projectors, Auburn, NY
HOADLY, PHELPS, 81 Co, Wholesale Dugggj
142 Water Street, General Agents, are prepared
supply all orders ON the Propretor's terms.
The proprietor is now receiving, almost dali Il
testimonials of the highest responsibility in GVS
Of his medicine, from Physicians, Clergymen, adj
others who have become acquainted with its II
ture and effects ,-among which are the following
From the Boston Mer. Journal, August &c, lG4l
The following is an extract from an article
that paper, on ".iforbuS Largngeas COaciatOrun
Bronchitis" by Frank Ii. Hamilton, Professor
Materia Medica and General Pathology in Gene
Medical College.
"The Rev. Covert's Mixture, also now used \
extensively for this affection byCleTgymCn, bella Z
10 the same class of stimulating expectorans h
one of those lucky combinations OF medicinal z
gents which, while 1t promotes expectoratlon,
not impair the tone OF the stomach. OF this md
cine we leel al liberty 10 speak, since lis comps
ton is not held from the profession, aud We
the propretors will soon see fit TO give 1t TO the
lie. We, therefore, venture to recommend
ing employed il in our own case, and IN The Ell
of many others, with decided benefit.
"T0 all tckons IL may cOncern:-IhIs may
that have examined the Rev. |. Coverts T
ents compounded under the name of the W.
LIFE; and believe said compound is hapPAp Me-
lated to relieve persons of all ages and sexes
ed with acute and chronic diseases df The
and windppe, Fas indicated by coughs, do
breathing, and pains IN different parts OF lA'a
if administered under suitable circumstancs
in appropriate doses.
JOSEPH T. PIrNEY, Physician and sur!e'
Auburn, Angus: 81, 1885"
This certifies that having examined the LEI
Covert's BALM OF LIFE, in all its cOnP
pats, we do believe 1t to be one o.! the be'!
pounds for coughs, consumptions, chronic n'
lions, &c, of which we have any knowieds
do most cordially recommend its use 10 all aH'
with tho above named diseases.
j. w. DANIELS, NJ. ID. }so;ns
w. J LovEJov, NJ. ID.
GoRDoN NEEDHAM, M. ID Onoadla H
E. LAwRENcE, Nj. ID. BaldwlnsvI,s
DR.. q. r. PHELPS, Hartford Conn, N. Lag
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CONsU MPTION, LIVER COMPLAINT, AND
DEBILITY.
ESR. TAYLOsg';S EBALSANH OF
LIVER w OHsT.

Asa general remedy for these diseases, am full
y satisfied, from long experience, there is no med
cine equal to Dr. Taylor Balsum of Liverwort
Being purely vegetable, il can bio used with the
utmost safety by all persons in every condition.
IL cleanses the lungs by expectoration, relieves dill
cult breathing, and seems to heal the chest There
can be question, but this medicine is certain
cure for chronic coughs and colds. have used II
f,r four years my practice, and always with sue
cess.
AF.ROGE G" ..
III The following remarks weIeN - the
last number oftho Medical Magazine
'''rhe surprising effect produced by DR. Taylor =
Basam Of Liverwort, in consumptive cases, can.
not fail to excite deep and thrilling interest thu
ought the world. Wo have so long believed this
disease (consumplon) ncurable, that it is difficult
10 credit our senses when we see persons evident
y consumptive, restored to health. Yet this fact
of daily occurrence.
TO FEMALES.-The number oflemales in del
ca,e health is truly surprising. ~ Weakness, loss of
appetite, liver complaints, and many other dseas'
es prey upon them. All thls be remedied by
the of strengthening medicine, that will assist
nature in all her movements, restore tone to the
nerves and muscular organs. OF this kind is DIR
Taylor's Bal>nm OF Liverwort (which being
mid and purely vegetable, answers females admira
bly,.
M SPLITTING OF BLOOD-Thrs disease con
sists of discharge Of Blood often frothy, from the
| mouth, brought up with hawking and coughing Il
is usually accompanied with difficult breathing and
some pain in the chest Sometimes ii is proceed =
ed by an oppression at the chest, dry tickling
cough and slight shooting pains. This disease is
always or less dangerous. The great danger
rs that these svmr toms may termnate in consump
| ton, and immediate remedies alone save this
end. Bur DR. Taylor's Balsam OF Liverwori is a
| sure remedy.
~ NERVOUS DISEASES 81 WEAKNESS.
DIR Tayiors Balsam of Liverwort, made at 375
Bowery, is assuredy excellent Remedy for
these diseases. My wife has been noreor less III foI
ten years She extremely nervous, and al
times so weak that she could not tend TO her do
mestic dniies: By the use of this medicine, her
strength is wholly restored and she is healthy
wish her 10 be. Myaddress is at Mr. Tay Tor S
| office.
| spurious kind Is abroad. Beware! The genu
inc is for sale by 2l7m6
| l. JEwETr, St. Jebnsbury.
| A. Mcmillan, Danvile.
| L. Perry, Cabot.
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no the Public.

TIME subscriber will manufacture Woo,
a shares or for reasonable price por v,. uE'0l
Those wishing their Wool Manufactured con h'
it we'll done by calling on the subscrber ., aI
stand at West Barnet. He will also Cara Wa
and dress Cloth on the most reasonable term, y.
in best order. He will likewise nauo,'"
Wooden Blankets whole, with blue list. if wansI
Barnet, May &c, 1871. goSi
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n o Ct ry.

" "
A MOTHERS THOUGHTS AMIDST HER
CHILDREN.
BY MRS. CHARLES TiSsLEY
"Ihus they GO,
Whom ace hare reared, s0atched blessed ton much
adored'' r'' Mas. iEMANs.
We are around me still,
A bright, unbroken band: your voices fill
Tho sumner air with gadness, yet know
That Fate's cold shadows are around MS falling,
That with its thousand tongues the world is cal
ling,
Urging you fortli-and 20 must 81!
We will depart with gee
From the fair bowers where ye have wandered
free, ..t.
As spring's rejoicing birds; ye will not cast
Sad looks and lingering on your chiIdhood's dwell
ling, fr-
Whilst Hope of other, brighter realms, is telling;
Ye will not sorrow for the past!
Ye will go boldly forth,
With your hearts treasures, gems OF priceless
worth, -
To barter for the hallowness, tho strife
OF human crowds ah, fond ones little knowing
How i'll your cherished dreams, so rich, so glowing,
Suit The realities of life!
Ye will not learn to prize
The holy quiet of the love that lies
Deep u your hearts till ye have felt the wrong
That the cold, scornful world is ever wreaking
On the gentlest spirs-on tho weary seeking
Safe shelter in its hrong!
Therefore sadly gaze
Upon you, with the thought Of future days
Brooding around me; and fam would deem
That no relentless change your paths might sever,
That thus united ye might glide forever
Along life onward slream
And solemn thoughts arise,
AS now look into your loving eye,
And school mine heart for evil hours to come
How many think upon the speeding morrow,
With its impending lifts strife and sorrow,
'' And trial--and be dumb?
d. How will thy spirit brook
My proud, fair girl, beneath the veil to look
That hides Iife's hollow joys, and mocking trus3
How wilt thou bear, from glorious visions stoop.
ing, laa
To own, with low, sad voice, nd dim eyes droop-
ing, 0Ie 6tg &H
Thy portion with the dusl3
80 And thou, my Low ing child,
My gentle boy, with thy affections mild,
And spirit shrinking still from boisterous glee-
How, in wofidssih angry passions teeming,
With Envy's poisoned words, and Prides dark
scneming,
f How will it fare with thee?
Wilt thou find food for mrth,
My joyous one, amid the graves of earth'
With thine hearts sunshine to the desert bling,
A brightness not It's own? or wilt thou, falling
In love and hope, change thy glad songs to wall
i ing,
Or silence--brd of spring.
Ye around me still,
bright, unbroken band; your voices fill
The summer air with gladness, yet know
That Fla tes cold shadows around us falling
That with its thousand tongues the world is cal
ling,
Urging yon forth-and ye must go!
Yet whittier? ale ye not
Hens of higher promise? unforgot
OF him that mindeth even the sparrow's fall?
Be still my heart! the future hath its story
OF vanquished evil and enduring glory,
And triumph, tor you all!
FRH O n N \ "a M a Hs ell ig iOsas.
THOUGHTS FOR THE AFFLICTED.
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8 "A s Ra HlS, EsLHN Ds'
BOO EgS!

THE SUES CRI En
XX7OULD respectfully inform the ne the abpf
wv he has good assortment u w.
iicles, which are made of the ,n THE IN
FIRST RATE STOCK AND iN
TEST STYLE, \, Al
which he will sell lOao for CASH. u'"'"'
ed Credit ,h, o SASH
NIB. A first rate article of oy ,aut,pr
for 30 and 2d lighted windows for . os"''F
15 lighted for 3 g cents. r,,,steye|
Gothic Cherry, alad hs
SASHA made to order If n
uTAll orders by Mail or otherwise
due attention. T. M0RDSI
st. Johnsbury, March, l84l. -
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Ye will not learn to prize

Ye will not learn to prize
The holy quiet of the love that lies
Deep iu your hearts till ye have felt the wrong
That the cold, scornful world is ever wreaking
On the gentlest spirils-on tho weary seeking
Safe shelter in its lhrong
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j. w. DANIELS, NJ. ID. (SoIins
w. J. LovEJov, Nj. ID.
GORDON NEEDuAM, Nj. ID. Onoudls'
E. LAwRENcE, NJ. ID. BaldwlnsyI,s.
DR.. q. r. PHELPS, Hartford Conn, N. Lay
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-10
FRANKLIN PAPER MILL.

TffF FTahkin Company Of Richmond have Tor rale Of
msmo Own manufacture, good assortment Of 81 kinds
OF rhtER In general use, which ia quality and
thcy nope VIII be tund 60 Compare with
we production OF similar caab the Union
men machlnctJ beng new and embracing the latest
provencnts.
bar clerks OF Courts ntisioneIs ChanCeTy, M-r.
chans AMI ali Who dcsire 10 superior article their
supern. Leuer Cap and Hank BOOK Pape, tn,de
d.m .he hnrs Linen STOCK. which gives superior tex
hees here tcy permitted refer the
cond Auiors, Treasurer Clerks the aud House
1ty.
Me'chanis, Roos binisrs stfoners PtntoIs and other
wol"ssle dealers, Viii Away lind agJOd
VIII or an the han's Of the agents, NessTE James
Sn Tue Company lnvi'. orders f0Tthcir Paper. aud
es u contract or the permanent supply Of all who may
deairc ".
Retail purchasers will ini the Paper manufactured by
IA" Franklin Conn In all the Book and ~ stores
"a THIS Ciy sndin various other parts of the The
fIeiut anl DTectbrs rcqucs, from the public generally
lar TRIAL OF their paper and such preference may be
fOlni 20 uuCut.
nti Colon haes, d.lNeIed az The mill. anl g-if
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-10

~ 40, 80 1ct penlIhee may be used with perfect safe
them Beautifully Whiei Stopping hs prorT.s. OF I,cs
W uound teeth removing the tartar, ana purfynK me
oI4I th!s preparation Is surpassed Being in sod
oIl and ree from grit much superior 10 iooh nov.
dets IN general while Tor convenience IL Is deciy bet
lMIu :. --Lufa mi -N-NI Nv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-10
A REMEDY FOR THRUsH-CANKER
AND NuRsING SDkE MOUTH

THOUSANDS both young aud old, but specially mother
Il anu infants are every Consigned TO tho
the above stubborn diseases The and
norance OF most practising phy sciaps IN regard this
sease aud me consequent uncertainty OfcuTe
prescriptions - subject Of common remark among all
hose who have suffered rom the disease, who have
Witnessed the sutfcrings OF others.
MthereoTe tlySs u much pleasure, 10 be able TO offer
10 TINS class OF sufferers sure remedy; which
ersr Jai!sd IN single instance, in the most aggravated
cases of h' disease; where the mother snd child
have been covered externally cauEcr sores over the
whole body, as well as internally.
Many are the cures have witnessed performed by
these medicines III the OF TATsh CdilksT
and NurSIrS Sore Mouth, even where the patient IA
been gwen over by number OF the talented physi
clans.
We present this compoundt thus confidently, because We
know Il is only TO be tested TO be appreciated.
&C - ~ For sale ly A C. STEVENS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-10
TO MOTHERS.

ME-Sks. r. CHASE q tD.-Gents-HearnEtn uch
Il -aid aosut thc extraordinary effects tn. Resur
uoh or Persian Pills upon those soutto become mothers
~ewcrv Undue ed 10 tal OF ny thai
time tn" mother II chiren sni had th.
h'us and ehcrueistns pains during eonfne-
met VI each She hal tried every niue
mediclue bu ound hule oro Tsiicf she
sins INC Pc ran Pills ubou; nDnhs before oonfns-
cn thcr heahh bong very ABOUT nj. lrugth Of
peNlons) and soon after enabled 5y their attend
To The cares Of mother 10 her family until her coufn
Incnt Al tie tim" Fhe commenced taxing the Persian
rus ana Tor several weeks gyous. she afflicted
iiy haTu cough aud frequent severe crlnT, which tho
use OF INC Piis entirely removed before using hsi
Is With great confidence that aisisc about
10 become mothers % make Of tie Persian Pits All
those ui have taken them IA hborhOoi have got
e"ng IA le - n easy manner, aiI shout the hous
III 'e" lays There does appear be hail the dan
ger 81 other dhcuiiics set m alter confinement where
uese VI are tsken We Ini'cfy sty let neglect
sng lhSm L. they are 10 the Tc@oa Of the poor we'll
as thc rieh We Tuy thankful that Icse i a remedy
which "ualcs eFsy procure Which lids fair . les
sen Tie worl ot Fudsring which many ~ i4,m have -
bear ant per aps tie lives Of uEaus which other.
wise would DC lust :. RORgETS
. A. @ ROBERTS.
Rochester, Nay eth, 1893.
For 81, by A. G. STEVENS.
4 ii no
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IL. W. & J. J. FRY & co

IL. W. & J. j. FRY & co.
~ e5 Ihis s. Cros sugar '''
81 do Porto Rico 10
20 do New Orleans aud Atiakapas 10
lslpaekascs Loaf Lump. Crushed aud Pulver do
Is bags =, Domingo Coffee
$50 10 Green Rio do
81 10 L,;q.yra DO
y do Ola White and MaIaeaybo do
IS BAGS Pepper
% % % T Rsse Ginger
1000 sides sole Leather
ESQ bags shot
30 kegs Gun, Blasting and Canister Powder, 'EdaI
2nkeEs Rar Lead
10 halt pipes CoEnac Brandy
SUNBEAM bbls andqu4ttcr casks 10
~ qnauer casks Limitation do
65 6askers Champagne wtne
l3J q casks and Indian bbs sherry. Madeira Gotta
Port, GNnary: sicily, Malaga and TencIifie Wines
i9bbis Cordial Rum
% boxes Starch
> hhis Crop Msldcr
l6,OO1 lbs Cotton Yarns
l2ions PA ta,ion Iron
8 DO nlstsc, Cast and Shear Steel
"a 70 boss o. i fnaTT p SnaGlG DO
a. do Brown soap
- do NalcIaied Rose do
SeE Blooms Woo e R R%d aP ser
, Paper, 6c.&c.
or sold Commission an H-tf
METALLIC COMPOUND FOR RAZOR STRAPS
w Harp"Ts PAteut Metallic Compound Powder give
kecn sharp ose 10 Razor tn Que mnuic, or money
inndeI For sa!e 10y mo. GAYNoR,
an IL door above the Bell Tavern.
wAsHINorox, June 70, 1910.
It's vcryseion that Ihsvc ever recommended any
frequent and easily obtained that they general
l"'alnc Bm consider noihus more than act Of
ld-cc o. the Inventor bear Testimony EO0t uuai.
ties Of nSrpcrs Gc'ac Compound Tor SHARPENING Razlts
has come 10 iny notice have made far iIis oft and
nave never found any thing equal TO for ewing keen
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-10
MORE FALL AND WINTER DRY
GnnnS

Try the schr Weymouth, ffo New York, We have re.
IcetNcd tic nand'r ofour Fall ami Winter purcbas
es which having o9enci and cd, sts be pleas
c'' 10 Stew 10 our custom purchaser generally;
wcud sly 10 them that AZ previous have
been able toOfcr them we have re.
ccivctt-
Superior wColdyed lac, Co'hs
d. blue, brown and invisible green DO
DO wave, diamond aud plain Beiyer do
Do plain black and blue CassncIes
Do Fan do, the best assortment we h,ve ever had
and the newest styles
kentucky Jeans, Sai'inefs aud Glasgow Jeans
., H. II and ~ Bah, Whitney ami Rose Rlnkets
Duih rni POiut do, for SERVANTS
Pilot Cloths and ushings. for do
- NJ Maryland PPSSnten'iary Plaid Linseys
English, French nd American Prints
Mousealus thalYs and Taglionis for Ladies' Dresses
Embroidered Fillct and Fancy silk Mil.
Black and Sc soud Mourning Nouselanes
black and blue black Bpfnhar.ncz
Best black ant blue black Gro de Rhine silks
Blue black aud black figured 90
Fancy cuouIcd silks, plain and figured
general assortment OF silk, Cotton woTsted, Mohair
aud Cashmere Hose
LADIES' anu Gentlcmcn's MeTino Shirts aud Drawers
shawls, Fancy HandksTchiefs and Scarfs
Henuetncn's ScaTfs, Hdkfs ard stocks
With general assortment Of Staple Goods such Irish
Linens; Long Lawns; Birds Table Diapers brown
and blcach"d Dauask Table tlolhs Furniture and Apror
Checks; TRru, Plahis and Paid DOmestiss for Servants
Printed SaHoncys aud EnElsh Mcrinoes. for do; mon
shrinking Welsh aud other Flinnels inc Mouseain Elan
mel for dfans Canton Flannel bleac aud brown Drl
lingfi Sicsca Brown Holland; powas Cotton Oznaburgs
etc, with many other articles, which have Il
insert IN advertisement.
oe DUDLEY & MEREDITH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-10
BRUsHEs RRIrsHEs
MORE NEW ROOks


Received " SMITH, DRINKER a MORRIS.
SPEESDEs of Henry Lori BrouEnam. uron Questions
- relating To Put'iic Rights Duties and Interests with
Historical iniroduciiou-, IA octave vols
- BOOK Of me teasons, or calendar Of Nssre, by WIN.
flo~lti, from tic 9Th IsIdOn Ell
CeOeil. OF tas Adventures OF Cszcomhe
~He Sia such dehght--uch a Coz cornbe-such a
jewel e Man -
The Pr sic Pspsra, by various hands, edited By
Charles Deseb- s1iiior o, Nicholas Sick,eby &c.
PaniotoGy ora systematic survey NJ human
PROPOSING cassacs'uh ot all It's branches AMI ullstra
tns Their history, ATOMS, and objects with ~
n1r.ia 81 tetT saduE facts and principles; select
Catalogue Of books on 81. subjects suitable cabinet
bf1y me Whole designed guide 10 study f1t advance
t'uCeus 10 colleges academies aud s. hoo popt.
ar directory 10 tietitrr science and The by Ros
eSO .oi. plates.
Du'lPs Museum, for September
LadY's Book, TOT October
RarmaNv Rlfsr. No lt
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- FALL STOCK.
IN UUDS - troiN, Porto Rico and y Orleans Furars
WV lbpsckages Loaf sugar, various kiud
2'hhds Nrissscs
blu hays Coffee different kinds
Is boxes Chocolate
Opackagcs Teas, some very superior
= w who edo FRENCH BRANDY.
31qr CASKS
On ~ Casks Ninc, various serta
~ Baskets Champagne Do
~ bhds Bacon, sides
lOu bills No Hctnugs
90 boxes sStn and tU8t2 Glass
con Kegs Nails, assorted
2lun Scaars. somc superior
- buGas MlCorkic a N Daniels superior sbeyins
tobacco
100 boxes Pucnl Tallow Candles
~ 80 sperm 10
4Oorcams WIRING and Wrapping Paper
bccruons Indigo
20 toNcs Sarch
100 wsnlr and hall hoNcs Bunch Raisins
1870 sarks salt. anoat
Tuun lls lcathefs
100 dozen Cotton Leading Lines
H,tnI lbs Richmond and Other Cotton Yarns
~ bale Oznaburas
Which offer for sale the most reasonable terms
Commission and forwarding business attended 70
SOS CAPERTON CRUMP.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-10
CERTIFICATE.

ccrrify that have, by way OF experiment used IN.
HNFc'n, amt Of the kinds Ps IN nv prac.
tee which lave borne highest reuuie In the pubic ~
tnaon, thar have heen offered Tor sale virnity 10,
the last hvr years neurs thos. caiisl the RrruTree
ton or Pcran Pills; and the public assured the,
none among the whole catalogue Las a better
puroSe easy aoi uceiu4 Tctpsdy thsn the Rcsur
Ie.tion or PeTsian Pills, In most 81 disease
CHARLES BACXus ". ID.
Rochester, y. Y, Sept a. l6,s9
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-10
ms INDIAN HAIR DYE,

For changing Grey Gilt Hair 10 Bn,v. ,r RI,.L L.
ieN without Shining the skin Iuurue me Ter
- % S H@lL. II apphed a. night going 10 bed the
change VIII be eneced by morning The color IL ne,n.,
nea therefore eannoI be rubbed or will soi the
very little trouble. Price rs cents, wan
MlCHAUNiS FnEIEIR WAsu