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New-York tribune., 1841-09-09
GREAT BARG tlNS
Tais Day offered by
F. w. & w. F. GILLEY,

l. l.
43O GRAND.sTFsEET.
$40 600 worth Of FAIL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
offered sch prices persuade the ecouomcni
TO purchase In CLOTHS CASSMERES snd SAT
NETS. We Offer extraordinary inducements
CLOTHS ofni coors from - to 81. .JeEs
CASSlhiRES plain ard fancy 6. o s..
sATiNETS receive from the manufacturers, and sell them
least 'hrd less than wholesale dealers city and
always have on hand both Of common ar
suneror ,iOUSELINE De LANES MERINOES, TAGI.IoNS
oRuNTATRiAEs, BoMBAZiNEs, PRINTED SAXoNIES, ALI
PAsHA CLOTHS variety Winter for Ladies'
Dresses CrE-5s ASSORTMENT
or black and blue black S!I rs is unriyaol in Ibis ety.
Ss.ANNEEs.
Probably the largest of Welsh and English white rcd
an! yellow FLANNELs Nav York.
D0MEsTICs.
100000 ynrd bcachd brown SHEETINGS and sHIRTINGs
made fo' aud sod extraordinary low prices Fo
Fall River Shce,ing 3D. aud cIack Sheet
iues at od.
N-Gve Ms ope c and be satisfied sOrekecpsrs supp-d
itc.a. -rus ~ 6us
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09
UCTION SALES.
Josiah Rich a,ds, Auctiouosr
BF BANGS, RICHARDS a. PLATT.
BY \. DRArEIf, Jr.


Store 81 WIAidm-s.reet, of Pine-sfrsst
SHELF SiLE--Ou WEDNESDAY, September sth from ,he
shelves. II 10 O'clock
wes of England brelAek invisible and indigo blue Broad
cloths
Also 10 cases Wes, of England BroadclOtas
Also black Wes OF England.
Also invisible green do.
Also indigo blue DO.
simere>.
Al>o assorted Fancy Cassiraeres.
Also 10 Term, for approved endorsed
ON THURSDAY, Sept 9. at 10 o'clock
so French ood general Of rich
ard desirable zrurcs, adsrrcd To the eason
ASoo Bosnsss iiHreRt qualities suitable for
the Southern asd Western markets
AtSO--5 cases lawn draNR BE
Terms noeth- of approved endorsed notes.
On ONSATURDAY a, Ia O'Clock. at the Auction Room.
Oio'as ca &c. from shevs 10 Wes. OF Eng
and oaeA e5as lad Invisible and fancy ycclod
hooado,hs and asSlR srce assortment OF mst
desirable goods, IL recent
Oa TUESDAY, Sept 18th at o'clock.
PACKAGE SALsso packages Foreign Domestic Dry oods,
eopsnt and general Of l articles
Terms6 mosths on owed
Catalogues aud samples morning Of sale
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09
zsassQ1,UysoH.


NOTICE: is hereby this; the frn o. D. s. Z TYSON
~ dissolved aay Of atpa.y last by the mu
uri icn A,d
M uuc .Ied JIhb Plume havas sold and assigned al his ln
drm hs andersi:ned D. esson no'iee Is
hereby ry, that he said clone Euthcriz3d
settle aud close partnership Dated fork sept
Sd, 1871. LA,io ,, w E9ss'N, -,
JOHN F PLUME
The business coRnred heretofore. Ay d T. N$SON At
their oli stang. 80. l21 Ma,en - y
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09
TEETH! TEETH!

yYTIE f. G. E.ND71, Den:st, removed TO GiS Broadway
w Blocker and andstrre lie viii insert whole
Of Teeth elegantly gold plate and accurately fitted
upon principle OF sucon or atmospheric PREF
Increase Of 81 houe alter remedy applied he WI
plug the Teeth perfectly them 0r many year, ne
viii also reueve the sensbly tender Tfs.h aldp
them in perfect zi,hor; the @a; paia
He @ ho Teeth without ne
of OF the enamel aud tsc
Teeth have every appearance ef 5cag perfect
lie Will Teeth upon cleanse polish and pas th
natural Teeth the irregularities OF the seih and TO all tn
diseases with the least possible pain Useless d
OF which shall be surpassed IL decacy " k'n
In Il all hours.
B. superior Porcelain ineorrupI1e Teeth
used. Ie-4-,, 'olimI
cONpOsIrgoN ROLLERS. Of best materials and
Y quality of sll ptce OF the New "or ~
Ann.t Inquire of Mr. j. w RICHARDS IN TIE ffess Room
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09

j. Boot aud shoe Cierks.-Agsee bic adjourned
meeting Retail Book Clerks Parish IN the Cas
of the meeting and nceer,ed
appointed couier wb those
who have coioeided with Moved that
Parish j. C. Bishop Samuel Puts J. Sima E. NJ Briggs M
Seo6ed, this Iomniee That Committee or br,e 20
appointed draft resolutions setting fo the feelings
sg regard TO ac merchants h'' have complied request
Tuc following preamble ,lotad
fyeas heretofore observed among OF
H~-gof IL keeping open rn very hour TO the
both she AMI health Of Cler has be-
greous donand from tho Clerks sacrlon 70,
change. therefore,
Roleed meeting tender the Boot and Shoe
iher hanks for ikr wGc cheerful
wshr. long and tedious hours which
Ii In the ehangc which
beee ,riviag make relieve from unnecessary ssysy
sRre chccred by efficient and approving
aa m accomplished the abolition c whca
pat me beyond improving se ability which
ture gwen useful society aud after
years high reputation which CITY has
eNss 10 ne for enierprizc.
papers A. PARISH. Chairman.
SAN'rEt c. AasLsR Secretary s9lr
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09

II Long ISLAND Esniirond Conpnny.-The cka-
way Trim leaving Brooklyn O'clock r. NJ will be dis
continued and after honlny the 18Th inst ~ 3i
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09
NEW AND SPLENDID
/ L G o O d 5
AT TIE
UNfTED STATES CAsA TAILORING
EMBORsUM,

IKENE>ssS by tho above taken IN ,eror style
L. tue oon corner broadway and john from 80 FL
seconds clear weather the result slways bsg the
s.,nc Specm.s may the Rooms, and made known
AZ ,";ucr,oa 1"y u.i' a,' ayn in hs aSo,eart selt-
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1841-12-28
HUDSON.
communications.
FOR THE MADIsoNIAN.
" Nee quies gentium sine arms,
Nee anna sine stpcndis.
Nee sllpendla sine lnrensls.o
Yours,

Nee aflna sine ST pcndus.
Nee supendia sine mpenss
1t seems TO be well understood that an increase Il,
the several of the national defence will be pro-
posed at the present session Of Congress and al
though 1t is generally conceded that the most Import
ant interests of the country demand such an increase
Is believed Judging from the pas) that il will meet
with strong opp sion in both branches of he Lcpis-
laure 1t Is deeply to be regretted that such feeling
should continue to exist in this country and that too
afer we have repeatedly, and so severely suffered
from the want of ready disciplined force
What is The cause Of this invcterate hostility 10 a
protective military force This question has often
been asked, bat no adequate cause has vet been as
sncd for what must now be considered national
iniatuation. II cannot arise from beefthat Amer.
lea is incapable of producing the material for brave
and efficient army; the field Of Lundy's Lane would
alone afford sufficient evidence (if evidence were
needed) of the (alsity of such an opinion 1t canno,
be caused by wan of military spirit for the pas, has
proved that no people in the world retain in more
eminent degree the warkc and high toned feeling of
the chivalrc age II cannot arise from an UNIV illn6.
ness to meet the expense necessary the support Of
competent military csabls ment for economy th,urh
enoft broached subject has been heretofore as sys.
TEN, but little thought Of, and less practiced besides
no ono who will give the subject thorough examina-
ton will deny that the safety which would be secured
TO the country at large by awc gorrisoned from, ier
and the protection which would be afforded to our IN
creasing commerce in distant seas, by suficien,
number Of welappointed cruisers, would more than
counerbaIance the expense necessary to tho attain
ment Of those objects striking illustration Of tbi.
fact is now before us in the Florida war Does INV
body believe that we would have had a second semi
mole war, it the Territory of Florida had been we'll
sorrisoned in 1888 And is it not a deep and dis
graceful blot upon the honor of the nation that II
mere handful OF tleachcrous miscreants sbouJ b,vo
heeh permitted TO carry on war not merely of de-
ence,ou OF active aggression for six years against
power whose strength had it been properly exerted
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1841-12-28
Nem fora Correspondence.
LETTER XII.

. LEIIEf MI,
New YORK, December "a, lS41.
The news by the Columbia you will already have
seen. The commercial depression in Europe Of
which this steamer brings intelligence, is not calc,
lated to increase confidence in our own mercan-
tile position, nor elevate the hopes Of those who have
looked to foreign money for the restoration of ind
vidua and State credit. The continued distress in
the manufacturing districts is painful to contemplate
and there is no visible prospect of its speedy term
nation. Private, and even public charities, are as
drop in the ocean towards relieving such widely ex
tended restitution Famine and woe, with all their
train Of crime and horror, stalk unchecked the
green fields of Merry England" Where Will this
fearful state of things end When will the rulers of
that empire learn and practice that political wisdom
which has its basis in humanity There must be
either prompt legislative relief or the people-and
the ply sica power is i'll their hands-will work out
their own emancipation, The nation Is the
OF CONFUSION The spirit still exists there which
volutionized the United States. The fathers Of the
Revolution and the men of England of the present
day are of the same lineage and blood. Prompt le-
gslation or rcyoution-there is no alternative The
English papers seem to think the crisis is past but
men easily believe what they wish. The British
press is only deceived by the temporary reoicngs for
the birth Of prince the people, in the national Joy
forgetting their individual woe. That thi, is but
lll to be followed by tempest that viii ,hak, the
very pillows Of the throne, few months viii prove.
see that Lord Elgin, from which the famous
- EIgin Marbles" derive their name, has recently
deceased. He was Scotch peer and formerly re-
presented the court Of England at Constantnoplc
was at this period he rhed the sacred ruins of the
Pantheon y the temple Of Jupiter Olympus and
others of of their classic relics, and shipped
them to England. The indignant Byron's lashiug
lines upon the noble Lord for this sacrilcge will Be
remembered
" But who Of all the plmdercr's Of yon fame
/, On high
rhe last the worst, dull spoilcr, who was he
Blush Caledonia such Thy son could be
England Joy no child he was of thine
Thy frec-born men should spare what once was
free
CHupE HARolD- Canto H. to "
Thus may Lord Elgin boast of having ruined
Athens, says the poet u note. Both Elgn and
Byron--the satirzer and the yictim--are now dead
healthy moral may be deduced from this by the
rejecting
Chantry, the sculptor, is also numbered with the
dead He has left behind name endurable as the
imperishablc marble upon which he has engravcn it,
The statue of Washington, in the Massachusetts
state House, is from his chiscl Thorwalsden now
stands alone in Europe, monarch Of sculpture! Ame
RIGA WILL FOR the present century least give Europe
have animated the souls of the free sons Of land
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1841-12-28

shce which would end ia ioss @ them if' er.
tlcn Will now htiss, can the deay We ob,ias
use Of means at the 'disp0sai Of the Depanmca n
this query, the answer Is unequvocaly N tho eh,as
tive; for understand there will b. nprA attt
thrown in the way by the Company, and thai tss
will most willingly supply the DePortnent witl al
motive and tender on as reasonable terms as ise,
ought TO lie furnished and that they viii also f0rn,f
the Department with every facility for Tie rrn.laua
ton Of the mail to enable il TO reach Baltimore \,
time to connect with the o'clock train IL W5saao.
ton.
would most earnestly urge upon tla Dppar 1a,
the absolute necessity Of making this aran1 birth
forthwith; trining consideration Of exP6nse ,l3u
be allowed to interfere with the just demands 4
public.
In case the Post Office Department find any o6al
Giles thrown in their way by the Railroad conlnr4
from other unexpected causes, they had better IA lre,
establish horse express between Philadelphia aGl
Baltimore, and charge such extra rates of rosiascss
would defray the expense. Charge tourold posts a
which would confne the mail to letters and adq, tae
rule Of prepaid postage. Allow these express leie,
TO be assorted at the distributing offices lndtpenaea
of the general mall and del yefed tataediatsly u,a.
reception, i
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1841-12-28
Wasl ington, Dec. %, ISL.


The great Inconvenience experienced BY all business
men, by the detention Of the Great Northern NlaA al
Philodelpha ior SO many hours oughtio be reoediod,
II within the power Of the Post Office Department.
1t l. OF no use qunrcling with Railroad companies il
IS not correct principle that they should be asked 10
perform duty for certain for the public convent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-10

NAVE in Store and am reeei, ing LARGE ytosL Of Ci,,
castors, Tes Boards, Knives and FORKS PsncT COL r.
-, Nheh are offered o. The Country and City trade At
sa soysaGe Ny stock consists in part Of White Granite
Ianlon and IiveTpOo Dining Sets.
eLD ,, =, Raised PiEned Painted and EnameGe,
l1Ee shl small china Tee sets Gold Bind Tea con.
,,nins 81 70 and . pieces Toilet seus eompeis-Rieh
Wafer Ptehers-ENeTs and asins--Cbldrenis Toy Tea
ssis 4e.-Ganion Wihe French and Liverpool Plate
Dishes add Tureeus scrarafe from setfs " ''
Rich French China Cologne Bottles and Msntel Orns
PINE COT AND PLAIN GLASS wARR-Dee.ptsr.
20 30. ses and pairs ChsmPagns, lumber: Wines, Cor.
SanIs Centre Bowls ravefs ssfs 10 sets snd p,i,s .
nal Lamp Shades, Water Pitchers, Curtin Pms Glass
o., = "a! o. ever description.
T. DN nlyer and Paiei Casors Pll,ed and Brass
SHUTTERS and TfsyF, Ivory sod sne 81 Han.
dled Dining and Dessert Knives AMI Forks of 81
Pot. Blfsania snd Japan 80 BoIss Table Bslis.
GERMAN SILVER Plated and Britannia Tss and Tail.
sP22 ,1 Britannia Soup Isd's, Sc.
AsTRAE LANPs-lsrr, and small sires-Bri,annla end
RAssAGg LAMPS, Rieh Cot sbdPl.in.
,hhhIBL nRNAMENrs beautiful Chins Csrd n sksfs
,D JUG ezani Cui GLASS and Chin. Coi1ane Boues
BnUsngs Cioib lIair Table snd Tooth BRUSHES. T.
LGoKNG GLkssgs Msis T p,l r, .S5 Tsis loos
/ ins 6issses, hofn one N Eve draws
Looking Glass Plates separate
| Manils and o1isr Maia
EfGod Plates Common Cups and ssueers, B,vis Pitch
efa Mugs, sd Common Tumbeu e. packed In go
oest tnahnff' snd % The most liberal terms. ap8
DH .. R. HowLAND's MEDICINES.
j 60, ds'sNsg; az assortment Of these popular prepa
TIE MriaTe-A specify and esr.in eur. for the Psvsr
Tonic Mrigrs PfDs-A remedy for he Peysrand Asus.
p--s.lns We same prnperusf - the T0uie HuHfe and
sgyaJ a. ehcaeious n remsving fhis roubssoms com.
E5i'oei 8arsegartla-An Improved preparation ofti.s
Eff1l10Efor Worn Desfonsr-A ssfs and es,t.ln %.
nedg fgr eEpelhnF Woins from tis bsfsse sSsss, 80
particularly adspfsd 'othe ufss - cidltren FF -
A0lHr0nfafed EDibrocafoH-A 6ns srifoi.fi,. .,oits
ion fof he core of Hheamasn, sprsas Brossr aors
| ThfoFi, sc. 49, ~
| Eyea. my ~ w
Patn0nariaThis remedy isbigly v.lusbis Cor IA en-
cacy 10 femOyinf Obatnsfe Coughs u Ong asndns no
duesdby colds Oibsrpise. d 10 feconnIsn1sd al k.e
ng pany elsns upon the confidence sn1 patronage of
y.ds belng possssssd 81 hns iegeporsns powers sod
capable % overcoming The nnbstlhy effect Hkey 10 h.
&c. - ''"s'H'
Car5onfe DsHyl6es-A remedy for whitening s,a no..
seTving the tech fee ~ ~ iniafloss properties
Oyfsnfai AiabOsfsrPOr he loileffe - new
| or s0neninf, whitening and preserving me stln,
appoin'ed Agents fof the saisoffhs shove
ffesh supply received.
/ ulYnOa q nOYsTER
y -" door sbogs bel TsysTn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-10
'''.'Ar rff ss iS Gs.s sSss s. s'''''-'.
SCROFULA
MERcuRrAE DISEASES.

TUE sars.psnia Of the shcps very apt be nearly.
not quite hert either RON age OF ffom having BEN
Of tne medicine. ether with the Improper modes Of pre-
parng H. which have long been vogue ha probably con.
butcd TOTS variable reputation The activity OF the root
soluble ertan extent In water cold hJ and either
volsliz by chemical eh.ngc the
22 deg This fact appears TO be iccnsacd by
Hancock makes the following observations "Ancr long
boingt the peculiar odour which rises abundany the
cocton OF gOod sarsapaIa Is almost extngushed From
the arsspaila prepared In this way found sensible
results npon any patient, peculiar
drowsy, and racknx effects produced by large quantity
although the decoeon OF ak or eight ounces was tined
dosc''I Wood q B0cke's Y. y. Dispensaiory.
knowledge OF these facts, and the ersiny prae
of the OF Sarsapaa In led the dis
covery after repeated experiments Of the method Of
pairing and compromising the extract ocrcdto the mc
profession and the public. Iii prepared by pro.
boiling and Is warranted
centraed form, the active principles OF tho obtained
from the most approved species OF snuax
Its efficacy has been repeatedly tested in private practice
the successful OF the forms OF the dis
for the OF which Sarsaparia is
amer other preparations OF that medicine, the ranscca &C.
tensve lcerafons and affections OF the bones I'm simple
Scroula, and In mcrcurial .syphc diseases
have been permanently curedby Its use In three months
Without any other treatment except the most supple app
cations TO the parts diseased trial three bottles
In similar cases will the efficacy and importance Of
the preparation.
psrtc uary aer ealome where that medicine
has been given too freely In seruous habits for the
OF other Diseases being admirably calculated such
remove all disease from the body and restore the usual
v2or OF the constitution The use OF two or three bottles
will such OCCASION prove edeetual security
against secondary affections.
Asa tonic and particularly In general debility,
serofua other diseases, in chronic Rheumatism, and
obstinate affections Of the skin invaluable medicine
~ ALEXANDER DUvAL,
Acen IN he f,E
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-10
Izs|'Sga SEED
Narrated Fresh and G,n,nlJ

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
A RTICHOKE-GIecn Globe
n AsPARAGUS-Giaut or Dutch
BEANs-Large and small Lima, Scarlet Runners, Broad
snap BgANs-Early China Early Yellow, Refugee or
OOto /, Paris SIX Weeks
BEET-Early BLOOD Turnip Rooted Yellow DO Long
ood Yellow French Sugar, Whi.e silesidn French 81.
BRoCoLI-Pufpie Cape and White
CABBAGE-EaIly May, do Penion, Do Salisbury. Do
Early sugaroa DO Ba ersea ISie Batefssa Duiss
Drunhead. Large BERGEN Drumhes4 savoy Globe savoy
CuIled savoy. Rel Dutch for picking
GCssTLIra OVER ,EaLly and Laie
CELERY Giant White Solid North'. Giant Red
CARkOT-Lons Orange, Early Horn, Long studley, Al.
CREss-Curled or Peppersra5s Water and Broad Leay.
CuCUMBER-Early Frame, EARLY Cluster White spin.
ed Lons Green, Long Prie KY Che kin for picking
ENDlNE-GIeen Curcd
RGLf:-,Biue Curled Siberian, Green Curled Scotch
Rape or Co'e
LETTUCBgRoysl Willie Head. lee Fairly Curled sle.
STA. White Coss, Green Coss brown Dutch
MELoN-Nu,meg, Green Citron Pine Apple, Malta Win.
WATER MEILON-F,uest kinds
MUsTARD-wbtc Medicinal Black GeorEn
ONION silver skinned, Yellow Dutch, Fairly Red
May, Early Frame, DO Charlton, Blue Prussian Dwan
MsrIgNih Bishops Dwarf Prolific
PEPPER-IArse Bell Large yellow
PARsNlP-IaTgs White
PARsLRY-Tine Curied
RIUBARB-U ndulafed for TaTfE
RADDIsIi-Lous ~ aTlet Shou Top, Long Salmon, White
l Turntp, scarlet Turnp. YeliUW 90. Black Spanish
SATISFY Or VEGETABLE OYSTER
] SPINACH
soUAsiI-Eariy Bush, Orange waued. White Crook
] Neck
/ TONATO-IsTEs Red and YellOW
/ TIRNiP-Whne Plat Dutru, Daria New fIybfid. Vel
| low Maltese, Red Top, iluia Bara
| FLOWER ROOTS and 5FEDS-a larRe asrottmeut
POT and SWEET HERBsEBDs
Alsp many Seeds not enumerated.
Son WILLIAM PALMER
/ uAWBisON CUAMPAIGN-A fsW baskets o
- h- superior Wine, together will many 0fhsr p0psdar
brands. f1f sale ~ Tfps r. ] TABBs
/ nlS-dn Family Grocory
CHEAT BARGAINS.
NJE invite the attention Of House Keepers % OtheTr,
| w 10 the follow aucIes:-
lu-i ans i2-i Linen Fheet,E
- and ~ Ts1io DitptTi superior isrEs size Damask
Birds Bye Diaper and iiuckaiaek
ffsb Linens aud Damfsk Napkna
l2f Datnask Cfumb Cloths
Also, good assortment NJ Geuuemen's Sumner wear
Cassmercs, VssunRs. Dfiinzs, stocks rhrts. Collars
Bosoms Gloves and Hosiery, a which viii be odd q
| pficc cost. ap RID, hOBERTF n 60.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-10
MA sHALL
FURNITURE wAREROO MS,
nI pnaITE TIME nAAKS

BANhNs
THE subscriber has on hand and is constantly maniac
tuning every article In the Furniture lite, and soics
q call from pu, 0haseTs Having machinery, driven by
water pJwer employed, enables him manufacture
any article in his lice good terms the drc lie
be made elsewhere. The advantage Of machinery,
besides assisting In expedition, enables have The
materials used rhoIoug lily seasoned (Which IS OF much
upo good article good work. by having
the timber sawed up and suck away s.me time before
worked w. n. SMITH.
Also-ConsaniY hand and for sais, large and &c.
neral Of Mahogany which 10 usually purchased al
auction In the lof and sawed to my direction.
All orders furnished with promptness. je3
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-10
mURRAY's FLUID MAGNEsIA.
Prepared under the immediate supenntendance

or james Murray.
Ib great advantages Of this elegant preparation
- tat possessing alhe properties Of Mdgnesa In gen.
efa use, u s not liable 10 form auTeIous concreons IN
The bowels 80 frequently attendant upon the use of the
otuay pi operations Of MaRncsiaI oouects aciy and
iccNcs heatt burn checully without "niuring COATS
ol me Nomach or producing any Of hose sneniabla
eNs rcsuing from the use Of the CarbOafea Of
rola.tu prevents TIC food Of infants tuning upon
the stomach II y very useful IN all complanfs.f the bad
der tends 10 regulate the u bowels aud IL pc
ouitfly adapted for females.
Ex ract from the Mcdico Chrurgeal Review for April
~ edt by DO James Johnson, Physcian-e
" 10 tic late King, sc.
"PsHeid SoiHiioa VI Masn,sia This very useful and
elegant preparation have ryng for some months
~ an spcTient anil acid dyspcpic complaints, attended
WIN acduy aud cons pat and with very benefit
" mas tho advantage over common nesa IN being dis
s?Ve and therefore not hablo accumulate IN The bow
eH gdccdedy superior 70 sots or potash, account
ducton of flesh and Strength which Tic two earonatea
above mentioned certainly lend 10, when long
and iakcutu considerable quaint les We hope Sir James
Mury the fcovefnr Of tho process for preparing this
medicine viii take the trouble 10 make generally
accessible g. the public In this metropolis being only
ono Or two authorized aRcuts here "
80 Humphrey Bavy testified that his solution forms
Honbc combinations with uric acid salts IN OF f1out
ndGfavc thereby cOuntcracug their niuruus tcndsn.
~ Whcn Other akaes aud even Magncsa scfhad failed
Caution ugafuIMs spurious affifi,s Ngs IN NdrtsL
The Pfoessou and he public viii please observe iha' tho
labels the boiilesof MyrroHs Fd Magassa' viii In
future bo authenticated By his snaure ase Inventor ami
pr0pfieor Of that Invaluable medicine without which
cannot be Rensne, rT James Murray has been soeifed
BY tho wioic profcason adopt tbs auon order
10 protect tho credit and fruits Of hs abofs and sfode
and defend tho ani inffm from deetorioua init,
ALEXANDER DUvAI.
o. Corner Of v and i1h sta