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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-04-15

Tho Family and Relations Of The late PREslpE'r'
and TuR HEAps oR DEPARTMENTS, with
their chief Clerks.
The vlcg PsnsipBSr Of tho United States
The Elk Presidents
The Chef Justice, and
Associate Judges Of the suprome Court and DIS
'tici Judges Of the United States.
The President Of tho Senate, pro tcmporo,
and Secretary
Senator'S and Officers OF tho Senate.
Foreign Ministers and suites.
United S,stcs and Mexican Commissioners
for the adjustment Of Claims under tho
convention with Mexico.
Members Of tho House Of Representatives.
and Officers.
Governors Of States and Territories, and Mem
bcrs Of State Legislatures.
Judges Of the Circuit Court of the District o
Columbia, with the Members Of the Bar and
Officers of the Court.
Judges OF the several States
The Comptrollers Of tho Treasury, Auditors,
Treasurer, Register, and Solicitor.
Commissioners, and other Civil
Officers Of Government.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-04-15
laoM THE LEGISLATURE or MAR
LAND.

We learn by the following letter TO the
Secretary Of State that the Legislature OF
MARYLAND proposes to attend the funeral OF
President Harrison tomorrow 10 a body
Asx,rnrls, trsiL :, lsil,
Hoo y WEssTEa, Secretary Of state.
STA We arr directed, by resolution 81 the
Gvusssi Assembly Of Maryland. to inform you
of their determination 10 unite IN paying ~.
s1ls Of respect To the memory Of tho late ffos'-
d,al. by attending bic f,,asrai on Wednesday.
Wih great respect, We arr Fonr OBJ SCI Is.
RICHARD THOMAS,
Prcsi4eut Of the Senate Of Mar land.
CHAS. STERE1T RIDGELY,
Sp,aser tbs House Il Delegates Of Maryland.
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GDIrgnftR :
Thursday, April Is, IsiI.
Republicans SVhig Ticket.
ION CONGRESS.
Col. ID. w. UaFringer, of Cabarrus.
ELECTION THE 18TH OF MAY.

We are authorized to announce b. OATES,
Esq. as a candidate for reelection to tho Office
Of Clerk Of uceAlonburg County Court, at the
next election.
Charlotte, iPra |, lsil.
We are authorized to announce CHARLES
T. ALEXANDER. Jun, as a Candidate FOR The
Ohc. Of County Court Clerk.
APGl 9, 1871.
EnEorIoN THE 9TH OF August.
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letter and spirit Of that instrument. But
when the Sub Treasury act was passed,
notwithstanding the power it necessarily
conferred upon the ErecufiUe, no alarm
was created it was a purely democratic
measure, and conducive to the best inter.
ests Of the people. The discovery has
been made that number of individuals
enjoying the usual privileges of corPo-
rate body with limited charter, are more
dangerous than the Erecutire with the en-
fire control Of the revenues Of this eoun-
Try. This Is ''Je5erSonidn democracy
with a little improvement, in order TO suit
The prevailing fashion Of the times.
AGRICOLA.
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TIE PRESIDENTIAL OFFICE.

As many readers may desire to know,
without possessing the means al hand OF
learning, the exact provision made by the
Constitution and laws for the contingency
in the Government which has just now, for
the first time, happened, by the lamemed
decease Of the late beloved Chief Magis-
trate, we insert those parts of the Consti-
tuition, and Of the act Of Congress Of 1892,
which relate 10 the subject:
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-04-15

How Story Grops.-The last Legs
laiure OF this State appropriated 81 ,ooO ior
Furniture for the Governors House, and,
$4,000 for repairs Of the Goyernof's
House, Outhouses aud Enclosure" The
North Calolinian maguitiel this into an
appropriation of " $4,000 to furnish the
Governors Palace" The Meck!enburg
Jeilcrsonian improves upon this by calling
it an appropriation Of $4,000 TO buy
French BedStcqdS, &C. lor Coy. More
head.
Batif these papers understand Addition,
they are quite as apt at Snb'raoitOn.--
For example, the JciIersonian says, - the
whole amount Of appropriations for fur
aishine the Presidents House, keeping up
The public grounds, gardeners salary, &c.
amounted in Mr.. Van Burcn's four years,
10 fraction over $4,000" II the JEFF
fersouian will examine the acts of Sd
March 1887, 9Th April 1888, aAd Sd
March 1889, it Will find that the whole
amount paid during Mr.. Van Buren's four
wears for Furniture, superintendent Of
the grounds, and repairs Of tic House,
was exactly 10000 22-rather ga small
fraction over 100000. How much
more is covered By the &c" we OF
course have no means Of knowing. Fay.
etepil!e CbSerrer.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-04-15

II we may be permitted, for moment,
to withdraw our thoughts from the affecting
dispensation which has so suddenly over
whelmed the country, and to cast hasty
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-04-15
RIcnMoND, Arm 8, ls4l.

THE M arm OF THE PRESIDENT
yesterday We di''lo'iaccl t''S ''eu' W
der our Postscript head. Ii has spread a
nall over our citv-evcty couutenance hears
H., ,Io,,,,,- ,,,,,,.os, of I,,r,f,.l, s,.rro,,.-
'"e s ~ H..
sofro" "nich Knows ~ p"st! ""eH l"'
finds place 80 all hearts. Yesterday he
Executive order Published below, was car.
,,sd on, and lie solernn ,,ll,,o of ,he Lcl|
- c..
anu me '"nI V'o'' ''''"s " '''''''''
we're heard from Inc rssinS 10 Tue settins
of the sun :--ComyileY.
r..-,. t,...--..-... ,
- issI
m a.,,'.
Ivy DNt0",'ES "s'1"s -, ,'n,,
,l'eligenee o. tNs as''n % " ~ i" - y
liAthlSo VI, laie tr'ti9eh' 1' 'ae thl'eo Ht,',
and deeining u proper 'hat measures sh"4ia "
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-04-15

F,oa tie National Iaieiitgcncsr 81 he 6h uIi
II ls known that, for many years past
General Harrison had become daily more
and more impressed with religious feel
lugs, always treaun2.Sssrr mindful OF has
rutirG accountability. 4 member Of hiss
family has stated that, Cor many months
past, he has never omitted the reading OF
the Scriptures every nigh, before retiring
10 rest, however harrassed BY company
or worn down by fatigue. On Monday,
the third day of his lndisposlJion, aud be.
fore he felt himself IN any particular dan
ger, he declared to those around him that
he had long been deeply impressed with
the truths OF the Christian Religion, and
regretted that he bad not connected l.lIn.
self with the Church as a COMMUNICATE.
The occasion affords us an appropriate
opportunity for republi,hing paragraph
from his Inaugural Address, which We
know has boea read with pleasure by
thousands, and will now, we are confident
be pursued again with increased interest.
Already speaking from the tomb, how val
liable are those sentiments of Morality
and Religion, addressed to the living by
the distinguished dead
IL deem the present occasion sufficiently i'm
portant and solemn to justify mo IN expressing
to my fellow citizens profound reverence for
the Christian Religion, and n thorough conyic.
ton that sound Morals, Religious liberty. and
JUS, sense OF Religious responsibility, are essen.
tally connected with all true and lasting happi.
D 1 a.,,r r,trip l,e Yol
MS by the gifts of civil and Religious Freedom,
who watched over and prospered the labor Of our
Fathers and has hitherto preserved to Ms ins,itu-
tons far exceeding IN excellence those of any
other people let US unite In fervently commend
ing every interest OF our beloved country IN all
! future timo."
There were present at the closing scene
Of Gen. Ilarrison's life, in addition to the
members OF his family, the several mem
/ bers of tho Cabinet with the exception OF
Mr.. Badger who was absent from the city j
Coloaels Todd and Chambers, who were
his Aids a, the battle of the Thames and
several other personal friends. The con
ncctions of the General in attendance AT
the time of his dccease, were, Mrs. Will
liam Harrison, (son's widow J Mrs. Tay-
Tor, of Richmond, (niece) Mr., D. Q.
Copeland, (uephow J Henry Harrison, OF
Virginia, (grond ncphcw,) and Findley
Harrison, of Ohio, (grand-son.)
The corps of the deceased President lay
in state in the entry Of the presidents house
during Monday the 9th, and thousand,
went with melancholy steps for the last time
to view the mortal remains of the departed
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-04-15
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE FUNERAL
OF THE PRESIDENT,
Apn1asr GeNrrAl's orrici

NAMuSeroN. April 6, 1871
ana MAJOR General caniaa nd.-u aIbr
S.aaral commanding the Militia of the
District of Columbia. having been charged
By tue Executive Officers Of the Go.ern.
ment wlth the Military arrangements for
the funeral houors to be paid TO the Pat.
not and llustrious Citizen, WILLIAM iiEN.
as HARRIsoS. late PRESIDENT or TINE
UNITED STATES, direct the following or.
der Of arrangement
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
AftIrART FsroRr.
MAJOR General M.comb Commanding in Chief
Aids DC Camp.
Gsiof General Walter Jones, Commanding the
Militia,
A,dsdo.Camp.
Division of United Statos Light Artillery,
Squadron Of Volunteer Cavalry.
Battalion Of United States Marines.
Battalion Of Volunteer Infantry.
0licers Of the Amy, Navy, and Marine Cerps-
on foot.
Officers OF the Milhla snd Volunteer Corps OF
the District Of Cslumbia-on foot
Officers Of the Militia and Volunteer Corps OF
Baltimore, &c.
oIvic PROCESSION.
United States Marshal fuf the District Of Colnm.
bia, and Clerk Of t1e Suprome Court.
Tho Mayors Of Washington, Georgetown, and
Alexandra.
Clergy Of the Distrio, Of Columbia.
Physicians to the President
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-04-15

Who's Afraid President Harrison
having called an Etxra Session Of Con
eress, not having the fear Of South Caro-.
liza before his eyes, active preparations
arc making in that State to bring all lis
stupendcus force TO bear in nulliiying any
thing that that Extra Session may dare to
do. In the Charleston Mercury, the Gov
ernor is called upon to convene an Extra
Session Of the Legislature, "to avert, by
the exercise of a timely tirmness, the dam
gers that oyorhang US from the approach
Ing Extra Session of Congress y Let
the Legislature meet, Says the writer,)
put the State under complete military or
canization, and instruct the Governor, IN
case a National Bank or Protective Tariff
is enacted BY Congress, to summon, forth
with, Convention of the People OF South
Carolina, to deliberate on the measures
necessary to be taken in defence of their
liberties. There should be no hesitation,
no delay. Every thing depends on their
bold, uncompromising decision. "-tb.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-04-15

The corps of the deceased President lay
in state in the entry Of the presidents house
during Monday the 9Th, and thousands
went with melancholy steps for the last time
to view the mortal remains of the departed
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-04-15

" What shqdo,rs ire are, and ,chdt Shdd.
o'os ire purSue."-lt is stated on good au.
lhorlty that Judge Barbour, whose recent
deceaso at Washington was so sudden,
wrote letter to his family on the evening
Of his death. He stated to them that his
health was never better, and his prospect of
returning to bis home IN Virginia to him
was delightful. The mail following the one
which conveyed this letter, carried the
heart. rendlns intelligence of his death.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-04-15

The Recsiccr Gcneralship.-We learn,
although it Is not so announced in the Ma.
t;onal Iutelligencer, that the nomination OF
DR., Jacob De La Motta, as receiver Gen
craI, was made in consequence of the res
ignation of DR.. Joseph Johnson, the late
incumbent That worthy, useful, and
public spirited citizen. we are authorized
to say, would not have been removed by
Gen. Harrison Charleston Courier.
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Dcat. OF General Harrison

ERECTION THE 9TH OF AUGUST.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-04-15

It is believed the Post Office Depart
ment is in arrears about q clllon OF dol
lars. Its affairs are in utter confusion.-
| 1t is now confessed on all hands that Mr..
Kendall grossly neglected his duties, and
that Mr.. Niles knew nothing about them.
The Department could not have sustained
itself three months longer under the for
mer administration of its affairs. Mr..
Granger has a hard task of ii; how he
will acquit himself remains TO be seen. !
have great confidence in his energy and
business habits. As for the Treasury, 1t
is as empty as an old Egyptian tomb from
which the last mummy has departed. 1t
VIII be asccltained that we have national
debt Ct some forty millions. The Loco
locos left Office at the right time. The
old ship Of state was swamped. We will
wait and see if the Wings can save her
before we accord them any praise.
Washington Cov esp0rdeRce ". AmricGr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-24
FRANKLIN PAPER MIL.

Tllf Franklin Company OF Riohmond hay. Tor ,sl. nj
mr,I own manufacture. good assortment Of kind.
OF fhthN IN general use, which n quality and pt ir
,hsy mop" VIII be found to compare wiih
.e production OF similar establishment u the inIon
prov emeus. w. ' wv
f solicit Inc particular attention Of members Of the
nf ,cTss OF Courts, tomms -ioncrs In Chancery Mer
hans anu al who desire Ia superior article TO their
Sup"fhn" Letter, Cap Record Book PAPER m.ds
rn me hnrst Linen stock, which gives 1t superior tex
te, and durability. Beng used In the Public OF
noes mere they arc permitted to the first nnd 80
condAuors Treasured Clerks the senate and House
lny. W. w. t'~
chants Hoosbinders statoners Printers and other
wholesale dealers will Away Gud Rgood at the
h or IN the hands ot the agents, M.ssIs Jaes riEcr a
son The Company Invite orders for their Paper and are
desire ". W. ~ - w. 10y
Retail purchasers will find the Paper manufactured by
Tue Franklin Company all the Book aud stationary snr.l
~ ihs cy, andin various other paris the state The
iIcdcni AMI directors request from the public general,
TAR iia Of their paper AMI such az Il may be
found To- merit.
n -ruc highest price will Loo given for Clean Liner
"lh ''''"h haEhs u'llNeTct atihc mil. splg-u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-24
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
AND
ODONTINi..

1880, oDONTINE.
nus new d"ntrtce Composed 10y VI. PeIletier one of
me lise"Nerers p thc ruphatc Quuine the requss
81 Df bui' distinguished Deus Of Paris AMI - " inc
e ha' gwen the name - OIpuuuc agree aka.
nae composition which conn ale aud ueuiralzes Tie crl
pn " winch Is generally regarded ;hc cAure vi uen
Ia cares snd ucli all IHe Isrycrts. OF This su.
heht chemist, the Impress true uuy. u EuIr com.
IohH''h' OF an agreeable oiT aHi Wch c0tnlfu.-
W. P'o,ities OF preserving sut hardening enamel
airy recommends ,...- Nx1,sa
'eel ate e"suit1ualN w"ss, U4ul- thai srr II
'is'aH" u'stIucl a. tl" ruCiDt
frequent disease winch Is PRO need yeT, ,r,u hi, -
iahsrincni OF tao ugcts, functions. the Ne OF acis A.
cosmetics ul OF 'Tzs, ta- fAtIua Use ni uouftsl
Helu "uch T'aig becomes acid the OF "a
u "'' b''"'fU Co.." -t'u vr ui frrsu substance i
lr NOUN, which uay b. Known ~ csu'lni,
al hN"y s'usi'itiy e ic teeth, ~ tie yaunu .
preston ulale or coli .t
SAtI ALEXANDER DUVAL a co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-24
VOL. XXVI.
TER NJ

nuBsCRlPTtON to the DAILY vIus IN ia, .,,...,
~, sca year, and for shorter peroL .i IN. "a, ~ M
= year ''"e" scth py mail sio
one square Cor le,s) on IN ..r,,ou
cs,t~n insertions sl three Insertions 81 % and eve
" rut 'ecdine inscftioa JJi cents.
rntlee a week bcsnts for each Insertion
week. hrstmseitiun 10 cents; every succeeding
pseriion 5U enis. "u''eeoins
Transient advertisers must pay In advance,
q The number of insertions OF ,,., ~
ocd on Tie Ms oI they will he Inserted un,I rel 90
stoppe and charged econinsy rseO,,Icr, M So,
aust also bc In writing ~ O'''' W s'"P
ANNUAL hhNcuiseis Ge charged go for two sauares and
Una! PROPORTION tor ertiEements st cafe
fss huehYnecis and Lottery dealers who are charged
r.lb, Iapcr ircludcdl) " N"S's'
~, ihc COUNTRY WIG Ia published twice week
IN advance '" i'' "h"""' I1yahie
toh ADNERTisiNG-75 cents a square, Tor lesS) for
nc "s'hS'fuoh, aud 30 cents foI each continuance
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-24
10 sun UARD .rIWEs

HptSE SIGN PAINTING, GLIDING GLAZING &c
INEbL"I' J.. M Tia tenders s thanks 10 his niends
Il ana llc iuyua Tor tie extensive patronage with Whlc
he has neeni ,ouTc aud respectfully announces 10 Them
M ne now. cp-tci To execute orders IN the various
branches OF his business a superior manner ana on
i-I ms which caunot iaIi TO meet apprubaiion
tie p-IucuIiTls requests individuals firms who may
require Signs Paatei or LelteTed Lettering of any de-
scri'n lone Tat tie VIII undertake their execution In
W'TAulnhSe manner. et much below prices usually
charged IN tins City, Tor hIs and shall he that
NiTlcl economy requires only moderate expenditure,
Anl moderate profits suffice Tor It's TsGuireineHfsp
briers Tor Glazing IN any part OF the CITY shall be
promptly attended to- and he cOud' nty pro has pai-
oahis plri.
Geniieuen the country Will find him ready a. hereto
Je n undertake Pa ming, &c In adjacent counties
aud they vii aso tndthai las always On hand an e \
teusINc snt varied assortment of ccIruTs rry meet
. EJ- shop on Rau Ru1d street, Snucsoe Hill Mlrse
House square, near The Depot - 2s-,Eu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-24
iHE INDIAN VEuETABIE. PILLS 49,,
- indian PUnGATIV S' OIN

L NN'A A. lhED under tie uimeliste .nn.ri,fe,.
4eh|s o! "iu W right, Vic, -PI esueIf Of ans N51Tb
',!S-c OF HeaIlY established al W.sbu. on n
'-n S 10 Tor the ctc Ut Disease 10 the IeTs, of To-
t'.-'eu.- heuieut, aUd Puu.G TeveTs; M,asl.. So
H L'Ns.Feias' Faius iu tlC stomach Ilac. md 80
nteHt L1ss 0I AIpcitci SICK Head Ache t;ossinrt-s
80 y o. me Head "i Tie Chest OF the Rnsusitis,,
nt-.I-1si bJsehsry and Coles; Dysyspsia lIyuorb,p
isagus' Elit psy MhoOpuiz Cough PslpHaian
20 tHt arr Ulcers ans SUTesut every uescrir.ar ~
ttIS' Wtds Nerves sHd LoWuess Of .s.fris sIInrT..
',.lA Joiner acusatc teu.l.c Complaints
- hltt' u'a4Ls liu lS Ur.iu 10 tuy Moods spstl.
9'e>il Dc sii TIE best Medical school - ~ ''''
iNH s'"'t named Indian Vegetable Pills .rry So
'-..' ''''Se iie stomach towels Of ali b.IsI G.
1865 aId utr 'mIurllrs tUithcy ais, open n uarrs
s''' -"' iiEtt aIIulcE 4sCulIg - byIHe iu.sS .uJ
- vs. nus 90 viii De seen, that b. ~ e opersrirn
m que 'NTicrfnarr medicine, all the uaiurGl Grams .rs
"I'utN me blood aut other Guds are coupIe,siy rs
% s'sesse o. every kind - literally Criytn tom lie
80 lAil{ circumsiancc connected with using ia. n,
jan N"leilhie Biz, IS, they are not oIy
i',Aelc Away sdc, AMI AWAY sue 10 az, a. ~
suuleJ lEuy ssls.v lur To 70 injury or 49,
' l'l' no iiine shout Uc lost LISTENING 10 coDTr
,'N aN'ri TIE only inquiry should be- ne p.rseg
81 sn' u- sooner atw Cuscs Of the ln,!is PM. ar, ,
arn usefulness. N- - W H'alh
N1au' TIE Iuriau Purga'iyc recommends itself =, ill
H'' go mailer WHAT may bc tie EAAB sf The tsss-s
l .lt U.s. diNdys u-l5, always sale viii aIvavs. -
800 aiI can never IussiHy 40 harm. siurI. Co., ,,,f
m "a cases AlotI r,hc aud 80 10 Convince tb.
900 "l ia 'i'l,' itln volumes written 10 its praise
supply Of the Above Pits received, AMI Tor al. b,
So - GANNOR,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-24
'Nh,AhLh p LH0N AAD LANDED FI1o-

TUE subscriber authorized 10 sell n l.r-s hot, -,
lam IA c county OF BytU0urt. the N opeTfv ot I.,,
6ivSro o., Ls' yus on BAGS CreeE, branch Of Jal1es
hNtl, "tu miles 20 toe River aud riIes fro,n a.,
s.a"th On iHis properly here are irr1hausiibe ,,
W ~ ',e' uc dut" "a ttut used az tle ceebTarJ 4 IL,
,iAlu S uatci Tive quauIy Of Which is not ory ,.,I
80 1lI h-ly approved, 0ui believed 70 b. EQUAL "a
ay 'N' "'tsCu 10 tue stale OF Nrsna-remsrsabT HON
loI bar iron aud foundry purposes 'O'N
sue property consists yt 1JU2 acres Of land of which
a'i ~ nay uc cal 81 Dat, ami the residue tpo,ntsin
Huy N acres of the whole are cleared and f1noy
~ A"n r ufauer Is covered with valuable savtn sr.i
1Ii'. L.'uri' ihc Improvements consist Of two FaW
N -lsi "l' two dwelling houses iarae Darn srYift,
.4 80 AN H".N. lu Tue centre tlr land M yur b
p.iI' o, zoe sis ur fhc furnace. m OF 8Ufcethsre nv, y
,'' .Ne whole OF BdCs Creek constant Stream Sr
. ,.'t .'t-e 'f l1e putpus. auJth wood for coal.
"s.-lly convenient 20 tiis Point ' ~
o".'.'rtE the great advantages of this rroperty viz
Nt"lI'''ea qua ~ oi tue ore. which will snsurs ss',
". t'nl .yuHn' in Richmond, a. the highest maf.
~. l NH ''u'eucutrtu James River, and the eFusr.
"t 'l que sietuy completion uf the Canal 10 Bucr.nsn
i,'Mon =" Hthhufgi The abundance OF fuel audi
49, l'"'i' aui us Hrliuu the miisto u arsst sr.i,
El'"- f'E'n' rtu iIf"y say, that know III no vsi
49, Pi'ttfy i1e STATE prescn ing equal Undue. tntrfs
wv '' NanlIar'Iic 90 W. iryn. For terms which vii be
''.i-.iN-f aily io }. r. ANDERSON
a. nuf1 IA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-24
A REMEDY FOR THRUsH-CANKER
AND NUKsING SDkE AOIIIH

THOUSANDS both young and old, bui especially mothers
ahdinLnts are every year consigned To the tomb by.
the above subbprn diseases The and IL
hoanec os' pTaciicinz PIP sciors REGARD this dir
sea.", AMI toe consequent ubc eTnty OF thet
prescriptions, - subject OF cotnnon among al
hose wio have ,uieTcd from the dissase, who have
Witnessed the suffcIngs Of others.
ntheretorc gives u much pleasure to d. able
TO ihs class OF sufferers sure Tsmciy which had
HsrsT JaHsd ia single Instance the asgtayat.
cases Of tai disease. where the mother anh chill
nave bcen cover externally with canLC over
whole body as well internally.
Many are the cures We have Witnessed pcrfirnsd hy
these medicines, IA the worst OF Thrush cGnksr
d"d NnTsHg Sore lHOsfh, where the potent had
been giNeu by number Of the most talented phys.
| clans '''
We present this compound thu. confidently, bcaurc VIC
l know II Is only to be tested "a he rpprcciaied.
&c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-24

StPENIOh 10 the HyseAn Rr,ndreth'-, Evans 10
~ mot" the tchiess tpricedl ~snayc. Idan PuTF..
tive, otany Other Pills 81 COMPOUND before pubhc
cefhed To by Pay sriaus anI other. Let cUuiemn
them unt they have ioj them, aud are CERTAIN
they Will
IL = u1w scted point with ell who have the
cCtabie PERSIAN PILLS that they pTe.rminenty the
best aud MOI "fhCaCiOIs FAMILY MEDICINE thai las
yet br"u used IA America u every isuly could
acquainted with their Sovereign power disease they
would keep them aud be prepared with REMEDY
10 apply ca tie hrsi Appearance II ease then low
much hsTc1s would bc aNitcG ini saved as vel
as the lives ~ it"usdnds wn nuTnCd lime
ucrlcCiug dsea.. tn s fret ss-.s or %, not L.iux m
pusscsson 20 I"uiey Nlyh the, race dep.
uipn o. AVS a. each box, pTce CA For sae,
Nchth'u'', " A. q. STEVENS, At.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-24

FALL AND WIN rER DRY GOODS.

FALL AND WIN rER DRY GOODS.
lie SubscrbeI tenders his sincere thank. 10 his
hcuds Tor the liberal patronage slowed on bit and
r.es pctantc n Offering direct fum the Northern
- bsaiiil, and s-eeei Of FaI and
"mit' bhh 'DpD-, fosrssh or goNn acct pance
hchcNiuS 10 De The interest byrr AMI secr IN
su'g cash syen as the former will be snables' TO rnr.
ls ms s~is cheaper, aud tho Latter be saved n'ic
u.lbc anJ expense in keeping and ileciip- Account.
Ihe subscriber assures has iricuds aui Inc public a,
Atse mat he VIII take great pleasure n showing hs goods
anu variants them a. cheap = any IN the market
LOGAN WALLER
~ street. rhOe. &c Hin
Sc W Nearly opposite TIchenor q C,ryr raach SION
~ l'nl louncs Cotton Seine Irvine. No u
<hl d. 10 do No I6
a., n do 10 90 80, NJ 2J-juR received
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