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Died.

In Franklinvlle, Gait. Co., June I7th, of canker-
rash, FkANcrs EMMA, only child of James opd FIJI.
"a Ann Runcie, aged years, months. an one day.
DROWNED,
In Brandon, while bathing in Otter Greek, on the
23d ult Mr. John B. WaIling, printer, late Char
lotte, aged % years.
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nj arried,

In St. hlbans, Sd inst, at the Episcopal
Church, by Rev. Mr.. VIM. Hoyt Mr.. VIM.
b. Douglass of Troy, 10 Miss Charlotte c. d.
Ferrss, daughter of Mr. Orange FERRIS, Of
ST. Adams.
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A Card.

KNR MEACHAM, from Albany, designs
UH offering 10 the good people of Middle
bury and vicinity, in few days, pair of his
two and three medal
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LIST OF LETTERS

ng in the Post Office at MiddIebury, Vt. FOR
the quarter ending June 80. 1871.
Anne Lumbar Andrew
oliver Lawrence Eliza
re Moses LYON VIM.
lisa Martin Charles
Marshall Mason p. F.
Prudence j. Morgan Watson c..
David 2 McCotter Catherine
7. Il. " Mamma Thomas
'ayid 4" Swany Patrick
Daniel Causland Ann
John Colley Charles
luck Naughton
r Martha II. " Donald Joseph b..
IN E. R. /" Clare Hannah A.
'Imothy Maganaty John
Elizabeth Morrison Mary
Charles Miller Stephen
Samuel Miller j.
p. Mack Jacob
n Mary Montague Joseph
Id Alvina Nichol, Roswell
James Nash F. Il.
lark G.. Pratt f. c.
Richard Palmer Anna
John B. Preston
g Abram Proyonche francois
Marcia A. Parnell Thomas
Leonard Preston Renham
L. w. Rogers William
Lorenda Ripley Herrick
Thomas Rockwell S. Il.
G. A. Stewart Eunicc
!. S. 3 Sargent Samuel
!. Smith Elijah
Joseph Sumner Thomas
Jane Stearns Harriet
dartin Sullivan Daniel
n James Smith Christina
ch Ephraim Severance Moses
in Fanny Smith Sophronia
ield W. X. Severance A. l..
Id, Jehial Smith Levi
William Seeley Jonathan
sarah Simonds Savannah
4 b. Taggart VIM.
e John Tebawtt NJ. n.
gs Harriet Wetherby Dimmis
v. e. Wright Truman
rena Whipple Moses
ton Amos Warner German NJ.
r w. p. Williams Leonard
. Fl. Weaver
Chester c. Wasbburn Martha B..
ey H. n. Wood Harriet
IN Julius C.. Weaver Miss A.
Philo Young John
on William r. Vadakin +. n.
nee Elisha Vallett Russell
Matthew
E. ". DRURY. IN.
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BOS TON NJ ARKET,
Julu 5, lS4I.

SEEDs-Herds Grass, litrle in market,
Red Top, by the bag, 50a S.
Clover, northern per ID. Is
FLAX seed 1877 so
FLotR-Genessee, 5.S7
ONO, Sig
PRov'sIoNs-Beef Mess, IO.5Oa1I,O0
e Prime, $50
No. 1. 800
Pork, Extra, $500
Clear, 4.50
=" Mess, 1900
Hams northern, ID. cts.
Lard, Boston, g 6
Butter, Lump, IS a % Z"
Firkin, I2a1S
-" Shipping sa14
Whole hogs, sap
Pigs,
Cheese, old II cts, new cts
WooL-Pnme Saxonv, washed, so SIS
American Full blood, do AZ al 60
do ga .dos do A 46
do .e,1-2 do do So 40
do s1-4 DOS common
washed, IS 81
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REBELLioN At CAMBRIDGE Boston
Courier oil yesterday saws Harvard College is
IN state of complete characterization ana dis
order.
The students refuse to attend at the Rotations
or submit in any other way to the authority of the
oihcers.-They have put 10th verbally, Sec
end Declaration of Independence" and demand
the expulsion Of one of the Tutors The officers
of course, refuse them this favor, being more &C
ctstomeJ to sxpell students tn tutors. The
burning of a wooden building on the college
ground. lew days ago, is supposed to be con-
nected with these troubles. The affair grew out
o. an .attemp. 10 suppress "Hasty Pudding
Clab."
NoRMoNisM is not in so full feather as it was
Supposed to be in Illinois. The Governor of
thai State has removed Bennett the Mhrmon
AdjuIsnt General, from his office. and Joe him.
self is in Jail in Missouri: Joe however, recently
issued long Estate paper to his brotherhood
which is published in some of the papers. The
following is his proclamation TO the outside
harbariaus. "-Cour. s Eng.
To THE SAINTS ABROAD.
The First Presidency of the Church of Jesus
Christ Of Latter Day Saints, anxious to promote
the prosperity of the Church, feel it their duty to
call upon the Saints who reside out of this ruun-
Try, to make preparations to come in with out de-
lay. This is important, and should be attended
to by all who feel an interest in The prosperity of
this the corner stone of Zion. Here the temple
must be raised, the university be built, and other
edlhces crested which are necessary for the great
work OF the last days; and which can only be
done by concentration of energy and enterprise
Let il therefore be understood, tina. all the axes
excepting those in this country, and IN Lee coun-
ty Iowa, are discontinued, and the Saints in
structed 10 settle in this country as soon as cir
cnnstances will permit
JOSEPH Smith.
Nauvoo, Hancock Co., ILL.,. May "a, ls4l.
ANIMAL MAeNEr1sM.-The good city of
Boston is Just now in fever of excitement
about this resuscitated science. One DR..
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DIssENTIoNs AT WASHINGTON. From the
last accounts it appears that the Wings in the
Senate are pulling different ways in relation
to the Bank bill. Mr.. Rives is opposed to
establishing branches in the states without
their consent, a feature in the bill tenaciously
adhered to by Mr.. Clay, who has almost as
much as declared he would not vote for the
bill without this proyiso; in which case the
Senate would not create bank. 1t is tho't
Rives may carry his point but it is believed
that if necessary, a compromise will be effect
ed, which will insure ultimate success. With
out one, netting can be done.
In the House, it is stated that the whole
delegation from Georgia, all Wings, will vote
against the distribution bill. If things pro-
coed thus, let no man hope for better times
during this generation. The opposition lead
ers are of course in ecstacies.
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WING CONVENTION. We have as yet no paper
containing en- account of the proceedings of this hody
We understand however twas very res pectable as
sem5lage, and proceeded in Pirlt Of harmony in
the selection of the following candidates,
CHARLES PAINE, of Washington Co. for Gov
ernor.
WAITSTILL R. RANNEY, of Windham Co. for
Lieut.. Gov.
JOHN SPALDING, of Montpelier Treasurer
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f. W. DRURY, 2. NJ.
STATE OF VERMONT, ,

STATE OF VERMONT, .
District of Addison, SIS.
Probate Court, holden Mddeihy in and the dis
~ tTi,t OF Addison the 9Th o lS4l,
Lucna BroOkins, admnistrairix the Estate Of
Philip e.. Brookins.
hate OF Shoreha in said district deceased represents "a
Court that the said deceased in his conack
deed tn William z. Wright said ShorehaIn ceraI
pieces Of 1ndin said SboreaT winch the dcceset purchased
OF tire administrator tie Jonathan Wright ana
prays taa she may be licensed convey said anf- according
said contract Aud is therefore ordered thar said appcaio
be considered by said thereof held
Office of the judge of said Middbury and sl
district Of Addson on the 18th day OF July o'clock
In the afternoon that notice thereof be all
teres appear before said and objection
granting such icence by publication certified copy this
order three weeks surccsive in the Peoples Psa newspaper
printed at MddebGry IN the County Addison previous u
The limo of said court.
S. SWIFT, Judge
A true copy of record.
S. SWIFT, Judge. s;3
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ANIMAL MAeNETIsM.-The good city of
Boston is just now in fever of excitement
about this resuscitated science. One DR..
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Nauvoo, Hancock Co, ILL.,. May "a, ls4l.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-19
IRON STORE.
TREDEGAR IRON


Vns subscribers the eniy agent, OF Mes.rs pe.ne A
Cunninghams In Richmond Tor the sale the BsI I'm,
run the Ttedegar Rolling Mand Forge take pleasure M,
70 hsr friends aud the public generally, kithe Va.
Iron besc WORK ID i,
uoins eJ feel The mo entire confidence trcstiur uton
@ OF almost all the principal consumers In ths
n.y. s ,ney olier ,s good an article be
"g ~, any sliihier Embellishments la tho Union.
he siAcs Low produced OF which we shall sen .o,
~, 1872 ON manu- good assortment, foows viz KounJ
inch. ~ :" ~ ~ ~ ~ 10 ihtUt and 4
rh-t W ~ H. H. llih2 2h p, q a. "a a inch a,
any uesitcd thickness. Arrsneeurni are now In mr.
ess ny ue proprieors for making IIoop and Il,nd H.,
mn o'her extra sizes which will be in readnc,s i'm I.,
likely tooccur nthis market. ~ "saahu
hnSLish, swEDEs, ULSTER AND COUNTRY Ino,
l. tons 81 English, swcdes Ulster and Country en,hr,s
an assortment Of every variety OF size OF wbeh h,
supply. W Ne0PaN"se anuSsnoIa.
band, box and hoop Iron ava
Mould Boards and plough Plates
Crow Bars and Nail Rods
american Dhstcred
English 40
Gciman and Gas, steel
Spring steel for Gigs and Carriare.
AMI @"S'' '''se WI, ,,,n DC E,.cn tor scrap Iron.
"oRihAh. MeGRuDER a co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-19
DR.. NILES
COMPOUND EXTRACT OE TOM , N Al.

,x,,,n An important sHLsiifi.ie for Caio,asl
ptoTletors OF this article keeping view the f,c,
hN WISE anu benevolent Being has pae ed within ths
reach OF AL remedies adapted TO the diseases Incident
inc climate they inhab and knowing M eyyse th,,
oItne diseases OF the South and Wet are Lase upon or
game or functional arrangement; ofthe liver
aiehuon 70 those areles which more esps ciay on
the hillary organs. i'' VI
After long ahorous and expensive research thew have
IN extracting substance fT0n the TOMATxD
~ sanS shcy nave denoninaicd Hcpdns Il Is ueJcins
ha VIII produce all Tie beneficial results al IsIDne n,
po' acute aud chronic diseases without the iosshy ~
pIouucne the deeterious consequences common no Thai
uSlc. lh aelon upon the Constitution IL universal no
paIo me system escaping lie influence II is however
e organs OF secretion and eScrcon thai its great
power Is psrtculTly manllesled hence IL Va peculiarly
adapted t. he reaimcnt OF bilious fcvers aud dher ,s
portal circle prevail. - ~ wv s'i
IL IL admissible in all eases where Il Ia necessary IN
cleanse me stomach and bowels. Il obstruction
etcHer quick and healthy acon ofhe ve and othe
gsnuu ar vlsccTA OF the abdomen. Heinz nuble In n a
me surface o! 'he body, accompanied by gene
Ioh Hoocs mo- exhaust ike drastic puI gcs; si is
uon ~ more universal, and may often be repeated NOT
hyIcy WIN saiey hut with great benefit This become5
uspehsaoy necessary In Of long standing i'm
en temporary Impressions made 10y strong neil.
NINA ofthe constitution.
II 10 cleansing and purifying the system; acts In per
iset harmony with the known laws life and IN undonbt.
ehy one OF tho most valuable articles offered for nl.
Tic trial and inspection.
For convenience, this edcne Is three grain
Ps The white pills are eaAarc, Glferaire diapkorsf.
&c and dibrelic. The yellow pills ere fo,ie an,
diGDhoTehe. For Gale wholesale and retail by
-. ALEXANDER DUvAL,
- ~ Agent for Richmuud
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,-rA 4 T,.gcs'. csree.trsi.a aaTssPariil
SCROFULA


THE sarsapannA OF the shops very apt be nearly,
not quite h.ert ehher froia from having been
Of .se nesne oselher tho Improper modes o. pre-
hch have long been In vogue have probably COO.
buied los variable reputation The activity OF the root
ube 10 extent IN water cold or hot either
rendered inert by chemical change al the tenn
2l2 deg This ci sppesrsie be demonstrated by
Hancock makes the following observations "Aner Iona
boin< peculiar odour which Uses abunaanty the
eocon Of good Sarsaparla " almost cxngushed From
the ssr~apSta prepared in this way. found sensible
drowsy and racking effects pronred by aaTgo quantity,
although the decoctlon of eight tired al
dose."I Wood Bseke's u s. DisPensaiory;
knowledge of these facts, an the certainty prae-
Ice OF the OF Srsaparla IN cto the dis
covery amer repeated experiments OF the method OF pre-
pairing compromising the extract now ocredto the ned
6oiine ands warranted TO contain In con.
centracd FORM the active principles OF the root obtained
from the most approved species OF smiax
in successful treatment OF the worst forms OF the dis
the OF which Sarsaparia Is recommended
acr other OF that medicine, the ranaeea &c
had been used without effect number OF cases OF ex
ulc craione and affections OF the homes In simple
scroa and In mercuria aud mercuro syphtc diseases
have been permanently curcdby its use In three months
without other treatment except the most simple ap
cations the parts diseased trial three bottles
in similar cases, will prove te efficacy and Importance OF
the preparation,
has been too freely in seroous habits for the cure
other being admirably enc uaed In such cases
all disease from the body and restore the usual
vaor OF the constitution The OF two or three bottles
WILL every such occasion, prove an ehcetnai security
against secondary affections.
tonic and Alternative particularly IN general debility
with impure and depraved conditions OF the system nom
scrofa AMI other diseases In chronic Rheumatism, and
obstinate affections Of the skin, is an invaluable medicine
N'"'''''' ''''' U.s. ALEXANDER DUvAI,
T.. E,NN 10 p..,w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-19

WE OFFER FOR sale on goodieTms
w Is hhss -. CruiK
,Ss 90 90 s SoHO ,I Rico SUGARS
do MaanEas, clarified
i Sansi. LOAF SUGAR
81 hhIs and c Heroes Porto Rico } No, .
20 DO Trinidad NoLAssEs
$50 bags Iaguyra
ms fi5 30 30 CUB
s S7z66 Do sni iierees Porto Rico coprrr
p 10 Old Whine Cuba
~ 80 II Dfminso
100 SACKS Liverpool salt
0hags Race Ginger
lOkezs Ground ~
10 bags Pimento
3 cases Cassa
loo Iaif bore, RAISING
g trails Almonds, son shoI
20 kegs Cut Nails
30 tons Pig Iron
Y DO Country Bar Iron
do Blisfcrcd steel
German Sf,el
~ packages Rice
y DO Browns hes, Chewing Tobacco
- % Gunpo~det Tea
lg] half boxes iorl2 WINDOW Gla.s
o Do szIO 10
7 do sherry wrSP
lOqr casks MaIeira
39baskcts Champagne
Is tierees London Porter
~ boxes Sperm Candles
100 do Tallnw 10
% do Hullis Patent DO
do Margarine, a new article
- nests iron bound Tubs
100 boIes Brown SOAP
~ 90 White add NarieEsisd 10
1910 sides Sole Leather
80 hbls Coppers
50 California Hides
fcer0on5 Indigo
10 ions ". = Grind stones
- bbls Tanners OIL
30 Lamp oil
- packages Nader
~ bales SheefinFa
- do - inch Shirtings
Is do 81 do lDOuPaTtCz
40 do No Oznaburrs
~ DO Mop do
rs bales Cousn
100 coils Bale Rope
Cotton Bagginz
Seine snd Wrapping Irvine
20 reauis 4 lullo AMI siagle Wrapping Paper
15 30 wiring and Letter Paper
- bales Shoe Thread
Feathers and Wool
Salt Pefre, Mustard. Alum Tar, Ground Paste
No and North Carolina Herdngs
No I and2 do shad
Cotton Yarn and sione Ware, al factory prises
Atentsof Shot Tower Company u Baltimore fo
sale n Shot and Tar Lead
Particular attention gwen 10 sale ofCouutry Produce
SEQ WEBB, BOOKER & HAMILTON.
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CROCERIEs. NETAIN


ToHN n. GORDON offers to country merchants and
~ others his Fall supply Of welLseected articles viz:
Wesi India Orleans, loaf and lump Sugar
lnguira- Ktu, CUBA, MaTacaiuo, and Old Java Coffee
West India and Orleans Aoasscs. in hhds and bbls
single double andtreblc, ioaf and lump Sugar
Gunpowdct, Imperial, Young Hys1n ami Black Tea
Liverpool blown an ground Alum salt
Good and damaged sole Leather
Lamp Oil, cheap, for coal ps-supeT0r blesched and
winter pressed
Candle and Lamp Wick and Shoe Thread
North Carolina Family Roe IfeIriugs
window Class 10 aad 1912
lrOubouud Tubs
Brown Naregsicd and Shaving Soap
Letter and Cap Paper, ruled, unruic and Wrapping OF
all sizes
Fannngs' and hag0n's Backing
Nova scotia Grind stones some very large, for factories
Gun and Blasting Powder
Cotton Yarn aud Cotton Oznaburgs
Coppcras Indigo and Nader
Pepper, Alspice, Nntnegs, Cloves and Mace
Race Ginger Fig Blue, Cigars aud Rasins
Cotton an. hemp Wrapping Irvine
BcdCOrds Plough Lines and Bale Rope.
METALS
swedss. English, Trcdsrar and Upland Iron
American AMI English biisi0red, cast, shear German,
and spring steel
Hoop, band, sheet and box Iron
lin Plate and Leadsd Tin. for roofing houses
Braziers, sheaihiug and bar Copper
block Tin. Sheet INC and Spe.er
Sheet, pig ami bar Lead
spike and Nail Rods
Ground, Wagon and Cart Boxes
Wire from No. 10 10
Cut aud Wrought Nails and Spikes
Drop and Buck Shot
@sa Mould Boards various patterns snX ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-19
RowLAN6's TONIC mIXTI1Rp.


"A sptepie ard lasting Cure for ths Fspsr and a..
his worthy remedy earnesily repcls tho .l,, 81 49,
quacs niedsctne IL having been the r.s,,I ~ oenis
yeats ctpeHcnce aud abour, In the a. dlr Al M
ootSiNauon OF FEVER AND AGuE II h rn,nn. snn
sue principles as consi Tered tno.s n, -
restore lne harmony OF action bctwe en- lie sIoa,,sh 49,
n,sh Important functions the system M.
Loss Noh harmony 10 evidently the itnmeac 800.
.. tns disease hspseddy promotes regular ami bssi.h
appeue, which IL generally entirely DESTROYED or s..V
gu very preesTsus by which effect vilouf ans srenss
sorued 70 The whole systctn II must be
ai thai mciicne possessing these peculiar Sir,nes ~
use, IN srea variety of complaints. By Ieuewns III
eeSy ss,on Of the digestive organs, has proved ss
%, rcarklbs benefit In Dyspepsia D.pruv.d hnne,,,.
,ss,s Wafer Drs,h fiauency. Jaunee Nigh,
weaH pyseniery, howell Complaints and Insny oaharss
ccons oi similar origin. Hut ia in tle ,ys,,a., ~
FeverS anu especially IN FEVER AND sGIjE az Ia, ~
mttent tcver that its powers have been
anu win nose who have SCENTS h, h
ced sovereign 10 ali remedies heretofore
nose diseases has also been as a nreyentiva ~
who we're subject TO periodical recurrence 81 ~,
Sh,s anu tevor and has always wardcd on the snora
hciineu ahek no was deemed not iupronsr ~ ~.
vopsny lns vegetable febrnse with few OF The many
uneqHiyoeal certificates politely furnished 10 The ~,
oi OF The foregoing statements For futher
panying each bottle fP"'e'' accom-
supply received and for sale by
LNELi, JOHNSTON a. LYEII
IN Agents for the PtoIrietor
"" " ~ j. Mchtldoe's Odd Stand. RIchi,ond IA.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-19
MORE CHEAP GROCERIEs.

hOhE thlSAP GHOCERIES,
EETiRELT TRgsH.
ME have now ~ inform cuEfoners that We hive
w on baud and oner or sue, the io,yyina Goods al
IS hhds New O,ieans AMI otter cheap Sugars
- d, prime PoItO Rico 5ugaf
I 30 DO Cuba 4; anew anil most b.au,i.
y bbis crushed sugar
. bgxesvery nw ffioed1oaf Sugar
81 Dr. most superior double re6usd DO, unusually
9Ieekaaes Tees. part first chop
81 SS@ FGs Gee! Ei9 .s 81 do % '
= % o. o sp J., so 30
~ ~ harlrabO do
211 'aeks arge well filed Liverpool ssh
o" ~. Coi'on Yrns' of various metoics and At redu.
TOO ibs ehssp shoulder B,eon
N"0 Do prime Western MdIlnE1, with and without baek.
70 bsl' 70 s.l3, yorla c'roro' uo,cns'
M 20 riros Psmily risfn'
y hoEes stsrch
~ Anapice
~ loTes sperm and Talow Candies
100 sides OF tsn sole Leather
Bed Cords, Leading lines
Indigo CheEin Tobacco u an quillnes
Ginger and oher Specs
Powder and shot, &c. SC.
ALSO,
ConHauty on hsnd an assortment of Iron snd stseI
Persons wanting Goods woui consult heir interest IN
giving usa cal before buying. - -
WYATT WHITE
~ Cfane's old sand, between the ncil Tavern and
oe ~ Webb Booker \ Hsmllton's
HOOKHiNDING AND BLANk hook
mANUFACrUHINo.
II w. RANDOLPH a 60. Booksellers having auaeh j.
- 81 n their store Bndefy, and frs rate workmen
epoyed are prepared b. execute B0okhndng ~ svery
description
hofehanm who Intend n open new sets u books on
The hrs % the year, would DO well 70 call early and lesvs
thclr orders.
tcIks 81 Courts assurod that their orders viii Re
anended 20 viii care and dispatch. nov -
IIEHHINGs.-io0 bbis No. nett nsrrlnss for rsie
80 sBEILDs 4 soMERwIE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-19
MORE NRW COODs

DY the schrF Three Broiiers and Weymouth. We ara
ID receiving NE remainder Of our ra ADD Winter pur
classes which, with those already received MAKES our
sortfncm n staple and Fancy Goods very complete
Afnong The goo.is iusi 20 htnd, are The following
super wo0ldyri bltck Cloths
D. blue nnd fancy do
general asfoitur nj n pain ani fsncy Cassimerss
FrperGne Erutucky Jeans End FafineuH
Cassineua Kerasys and linseys
Superior black Grof 80 Wldnc Fntq
DO blue back eros dc swiss
DO plain and figured Poult de sGiss
beautiful assortment Pine, u British, French and
amer can manufacture
Mousclainca and Chalys
fix and Colon Hosiery Of on kinds
WorHcd Meuno Mohair and Cashmere, Of aH kinds
Alargo assortncnt u plain s.d hemuchsd linen Cam.
re fdks
White, yellow. green ADD red Fannes
ffuckriIack Diapers and Dlmaska
DOgias, Ticklcnburgs and Gotten Oznaburas
Fino beached and uubeat bed shriinas ant sheo1nFa
NenIfian STAIR and passage Carpcung
IngTain and D1meafic DO
Hruasfts Wilton ADD tuficd Rugs
Point Du and Witley Blankets, % al sizes aad qua
titles
Together with generslyaety Of goods for genonons
veal NeEnrs, Soeks, Collars. &c, with ever
oihcr article usually 10 be met with IN Dry Goods sores
10 an eaaminau0n 81 which invite our friends and The
public. DUDLEY A. MEREDITH.
or
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-19

fsS -: ss,1 ssa D sors y sss'Ss,rrvEgEn.
-. uftff, ~ <flsfnaf prcfsars
THIS apparatus colspIcasos 81 broad .o, ,,..,s.
" - operate obqaciy upwards 49,. 49,
Wards The elect ot TILE pal u TO give inc rcshso =,
lower poftlon OF the abdominal 10 a
nnlsh a. the saine time that q diinnlshes tbeir H.
oor summaries them by the web known power N -.
ehanieal pressure upon muse uar tlssoc ~, " NE
nent renewal OF their vigor. Psfm&'
u rduces the thaended hgpor asfrirg. ana - a.. .
resuon up~arus and haekwsrds directly reucxes ~.
rtseera RON the unnatural piesssre OF the ,r
hisd 70 the peculiar form Of the paoat il lnsa
s"srus ,ne most iminedMe Immunity from the si..
aeSoinpsnL nearly all eases OF ssceral dspac
AMI Ne skiiu Application is always followed 6v an
confession OF radical relief from tho ,sfienL Nv
supply OF the above instruments lust reee,x "A an,
Sntn t,,,X..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-19

- a DOZEN huWAkD'S IMPROVED CHEMICAL
OF CHLORIDE SOAP, for sale, by
SAMIa T. ADIE & co,
Agents for The Maker.
To This SOAP possesses virtues and properties
found In no other II Is manufactured by praetca
Chemist BY washing the face and hands with this S1lu
every mnruinE, will make thc SKIN smooth and Is
soft es SILK removes tan Qinplcs and blemishcs anc
those who have used for shaving give il the pererencs
10 all other kinds.
u being made Of Chloride OF soda, makes very dis
injecting Article. II those who are afflicted with often
sye breath would first wet soft tooth brush, and then
pass over this soap and rub teeth and gums there
with every morning. II viii cure the souryy In the gum.
and prevent the teeth Iom rung aching, preserve
the eDame and cure the offensive breath.
Tie very superior article for washing and cleansing
sores aud wounds and preparing the flesh heal DO
ihers should not be without soap; by washing children
herewith IL prevents ears, and many cutanoous
disorders IL IL believed that should the body be we'll
washed all over with this soap week would pre-.
veni sny useesesto which the human body subjected
IL has pTOvedO bs the best article in for removing
Grease, Pan, Tar, &c from Linen, Cotton aud Moollen
Goods
Ruies and handkerehiefs which have long lain by and
become yellow by being washed with this soap, will
come snow white.
PrspaTea and sold wholes and retail nc p