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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-10-19
New Steam Coach.---A Steam Coach,

New Steam Coach.---A Steam Coach,
or more properly speaking steam-carri-
age, ON an improved principle, and carrying
sixteen persons, belonging to the General
Steam Company, was on Saturday week,
tried on the road between Regents park
and the Manor-house at Tottenham. The
carriage, which is an experimental one, has
four transverse seats; the boiler and appa-
ratus is behind the seats; the conductor or
he who has the management Of the carriage,
sits on the front seat and guides it, and gov
ems its speed bya sort Of handle, which RI
ses from the foot board. The carriage left
the York and Albany tavern little after
O'Clock, and proceeded with full load Of
scientific gentlemen to the Manor-house,
Tottenham; here it was turned round with
perfect facility, by the conductor, and retur-
ned to the York and albany Tavern. The
distance traversed is between 8 and miles !;
it was traversed in rather less than half an
hour The road undulates considerably
and there are some steep accents; never
the less the speed up hill was good, GER
tainly twelve miles an hour; on level ground
it was fourteen; and on the descents from
sixteen to eighteen miles. The carriage
was turned round when going at the rate
of ten miles an hour. The conductor had
perfect command Of the carriage, and
caused it to pass between carriages drawn
| by horses, and carts, &C., with which
some portion of the road was crowded,
| without coming in contact with any one of
| them, and with a facility, Of management
that was surprising. The appearance of
the carriage and the rapidity of its motion
caused several horses TO shy, but no acct
dent ensued There is no visible escape
Of steam nor is there any annoyance from
smoke. The trip was very satisfactory,
and it appears certain that a carriage of
this sort can be used on any roads.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-10-19
M. FRANK AND G. LATHAM SHOLES,
EDITORS.
TERMS /:

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and twenty FIVE for each subsequent insertion
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where we are unacquanted with the pc rsons sending
th0m, will be inserted unless accompanied by the mo-
ney.
No subscription from abroad will be taken, where
quainted with the person. unless accompa-
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No subscription will be discontinued until all AREA
ges paid, unless at the option of the editor.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-10-19

Death Of Coz. Cannon of T'enn.---Ex-
Governor Cannon Of Tenn, died at Nash
vile on the 10th inst, in the Goth year of
bis age. He emigrated to Tennessee from
North Carolina at an early period, and in
1913 raised a volunteer regiment and en-
tered the Creek war, where he distinguish
ed himself in the battles Of Taluschatchie
and Talladego. He was afterwards
member Of Congress for several years,
and in 1885 was elected Governor Of Ten
nessee. He was brave, honest, and use-
full and beloved by all who knew him.
Cleare. Herald.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-10-19

One hour a day.-Spending one hour
more in bed, seems, at the time, but a small
matter, and so it may be-yet in the course
of year, it makes material difference.
The person who rises at five o'clock, will
have 800 hours more in year than the one
who sleeps till six. This is equal to five
weeks pure daylight, (allowing 10 hours
per day, so that his year will number 13
months. Is not this too much Of a morn
ing nap, which makes us feel " nothing
better, blu: rather worse?" Whereas if
we can summon sufficient strength Of mind,
for the first effort, the deed is done-the
hour gained-concience satisied-and, bu-
siness will 60 better all day.
New ENGLAND Farmer.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-10-19
the utmost composure and firmness, re

the utmost composure and frmness, re-
plies-)
HoLArE.-I have no wife, or child, or
mother. 1t is more fit that he should live
than |. consent to take his chains, and
abide his fate. Let him go.
CoLoNEL.-Be it so. But do no, de-
ceive yourselves. So sure as Talof Hadjo
brings not in the people within ten days,
Hoate dies the death of a dog.
With the utmost solemnity the two Indi-
ans were then marched to the armory,
where the chains were transferred, and in
fifteen minutes after Talof was on his Jour-
ney. Yesterday a messenger arrived bring
ing intelligence that Talef Hadjo was on
his way in, with his people, and might be
expected here tomorrow or next day.
There is more truth than poetry in the
foregoing. And what makes it more re-
markable, when compared with the story
Of Damon and Pythias, is, that in one case
a strong and devoted friendship existed be-
tween the parties, while in the other there
appears no such feeling, but the sacrifice
offered by Holate arose from a purely no.
bic and dsnterested motive; desire TO
save the life of one whom he considered Of
more consequence than himself. Pythias
placed the utmost faith in the promise of
his friend to return at the appointed time.
The noble Holate had no such assurance
given him. On the contrary, he we'll knew
that 1t was barely probable that Talof
would return with his people in time to save
his lile."
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-10-19


publication some time since. Through inadveEtenCe
we failed to insert it. 1t will yet be found useful to
many Of our readers
FOR THE SOUTHPORT TELEGRAPH.
Messrs Editors,-By inserting the stations Of the
Ministers Of the Rock River Conference you will at
ford an item intelligence interesting many of your
readers. J.F1ELD.
CHICAGO DISTRICT-JoHNT MIrcHELL,P.E.
Chicago-Hooper Crews,
ELgin-Wiam Wallet,
Crystal Lake-Asa White, N Swift,
Troy, WIS., + Molthrop, VIM Husen,
Burlng ton-D Worthington, S Richardson.
Prairie VAe-To be supplied,
Ml,paukee-Silas Boes,
Root Riper. Vis.-Henry Whitehead
Southport and Racine-Francis Mitchell one to be
supplied,
Lake-Ora Walker VIM Gaddis.
julius Field, Agent for the American B. Society.
OTTA WA DIS.-JoHN SINCLAIR, P. E.
Juliet-Wm Bourn,
Wilmington-S Lemon,
Lockport-Elihn Springer,
Milford-Rufus Lumery, II IIadley,
Wesley Bachelor, M Snow,
Indian Creek-Wellington Weigly, Searls
Bristol-Wm Kmball,
SucdmOre-H w L rlnk, one 10 De SuppHeu
Du Page-John Mason, S Slower,
MOUNT NORRIS DIS.-S II STOCKING, P. E.
Buffalo Grove-L Walker,.C Campbell,
Diron-Philo Judson
Portland-Wm II Barnes,
Rock Isldnd-Garret G Worthington,
Saranna-Wm w Buck, G Stuff,
Galena-Robert Y M'Reynolds,
Annie Riuer-Samuel Psbury, to be supplied,
ri A Eorly
Roscoe-James NJ Kean, one to be supplied,
Rockford-John drummer,
THOMAS S. FLIrr and LUKE HITcHcocK, Agents,
for the Rock River Seminary.
BURLINGTON DISLIKE NRY SUMMERS, P. E.
Burlington-Isaac J. Steward.
Mount Pleasant Daniel G Cartwright, M F Shinn
Fairfeid-Wm Cooley,
Philadelphia--To be supplied,
Fort Madison--Joel Arlington
Crawfordsrile- John Hayden,
For Riper-Thomas NJ Kirkpatrick,
IOWA Observation-Disclosures WEEp,PE.
Bloomington-J L Kirkpatrick
Iopa City-To be supplied,
Marion-Solomon w Ingham.
Du Buque-Washington Wilcox.
Turkey Riper-Sidney Wood, b White,
Bell Few-BartongW Cartwright,
Charleston-NIoses H McMurtry,
Dauenport-Francis Chinowith,
Spring Rock-To be supplied,
PLATEE VILE DIS.-HENRY w. REED, p. L,
TpattepiUe-- Salmon Stebbins,
Potosi and Lancaster-Joseph Hurlbert,
Prairie Du Chien-Alfred Brunson Sup. Wa
ger,
Mineral Po,nt-James G Whitford,
Madison and Muscoda-To be supplied, Thomas N
Fullerton,
Aztdlan-John Hodges,
Janesuile-Alpha Warren,
Monroe-James Ash,
Hamilton Grope-W Simpson,
INDIAN MISSION DIS.-B +. KAvAHAGH.
Superimendant.
Siour, Wis-Wm B Kavanagh d King,
ST. Croiz Wis.-Henry Brace,
Sandy Lake, Wis-S Spates, Johnson ii p
Chase.
Fon du Lac, Wis-George CONWAY, one 10 be sup
piled.
GREEN BAY DIS.-JAMEs r. GooDRIcH. p E.
Green Bay--James Goodrich,
Oneida Mission Henry r Coleman
Brotler,own M,ssion--Jesse Halstead. one to be
supplied.
John Clark and Josiah Whippie, transferred to the
Texas Conference.
Asa McMurtry and Jesse L. Bennett, trans ferred TO
the Missouri conference.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-10-19

The greatest pleasure oflife is love the
greatest treasure, contentment; the greatest
possession, health; the greatest ease is sleep;
and the greatest medicine, a true friend
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-10-19

MrCAMBRELENG,o our late Minister to Rus
STA, arrived accompanied by his lady in the
Great Western, after an absence of two
years in Europe.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-01
Jsssph 7SIpgs,. cAHes-Ira',st Saysasarfna
ron rus CURE or
SCROFULA
yfEUGIrprat
DISEASES.

TUE sNrsapanla OF the shopsIs very apt to be ncsdy,
not quite iucIt, either from from having been
OF se medicine. together with the Improper modes of
pairing IT, which have long been vogue probably
ueu toits variable reputation The activity Of the root
9eheNedto depend upon Inpro aeud principles,
soluble Ia certain extent In cold hi and either
Nolatize or render 10y chemical change
deg This fact appears to DO demonstrated by
Hancock makes the following obscr.aiious "Aner long
boiling the peculiar oiour which rises abunanty on h,
cneton OF good Sarsapaa Is almost cSiinguished From
the Sarsapata prepared iu this found no sensible
results upon patient, its peculiar naussrtiny
drowsy and racknE effects produce by large quantity
although TIC decocion OF 1 or clsht ounces tined
se.'-l Wood & BaoSe'S 4. y. Dspcnscfory
knowledge of these facts and the prae.
ice of the preparations OF Sarsapara Ia
eoNcry after repeated experiments, Of the method Of pre-.
pairing and compromising the extract now the nc
cal protcssion aud the public. Ills prepared by pro-
cess without boiling andis warranted contain in con.
eenTacd orn the active principles Of the root obtained
from the most approved species oi sinilaN.
Its efficacy has been repeatedly tested in private practice
IN the successful treatment Of the the dis
eases Tor the cure Of which SarsapaTla Is nc
amer other preparations of that medicine the Fanar
tcn.vc ulceraiOns, and affections the bones in simple
Scroua ami IN mcrcurtal and .yphlitc
have been permanently curcdby its in three
Wiint any olUcr treatment except the most simple april.
cations To the diseased sal three bottles
IN similar cases will prove the efficacy and importance OF
the preparation.
Tits particularly acr cslolue where that cine
has been given too freely scrOous habits for the cure
~ other diseases being admirably calculated such
To remove all disease from the body aud the
NiEQr OF the constitution The Of two three bottles
WILL ON every such OCCASION prove ecctual security
against secondary affections.
A. atomic and alternative particularly In general dchG,
with impure and dcpTavcd conditions OF the system
Scrola and other diseases, chronic Rheumatism and
obstinate affections of the skin an inv a.
ALEXANDER DuvAL,
lac t,r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-01
OMEM q mnnI.I.1I

IIANbuc pleasure u aunounc ing la fleir Guidance,
W. tlc punic generally that toy have inst rrcriyrl
~ h' InaNlo clothing store, Main street i've 49,,
below ihc Exchange Bank The following now .pI I, '
iul spring Hnd summer Ffylcf. ~ "'''"
superior Blue, Wool Dyed Black Olive Top,t,, p,..,.,,
Invisible Bottle and Polish Green Jrcss ami Frt 1910
n,w snl gcaWlu ar, Of summer Coats made in thG
,ues ff ifslioni single MILD Csrsrrc fancy aud r,ir
nor1clt Ihcck aud Pisn GlmbroDn, ami Chin, Cr,pC
Iiis rlE rMn' Bomb1liuc, Chsly, Cashmere sill mo
reI'' tfench hmho. Tered Mcru0 and Msrsefrg Vcsts
ncI-lh t"bcs and Morning Gowns; SIR sHirs 40
Da"cfH' Linen aus Cotton 80 dD Pine linen 1sgrs ri
laI paw made ~ NE Byron style; Stocks. six AMI
tu's ,I,VN- very neat ulfornsi Scsrfs: susppnIsr..
,Iahuh,it hcls Shoulder Br1coF, Russia RbIG4 u.it'
Cotton Half Hose. -''H ""'' anb
.nllencn 10 want Of Clothing wouli 10 we'll IN call and
'hiuHc ur SOCK, az we Hrc d.tormincf 90 soil ~ rc,
' IVY ilHor any u Tie Northern cic2
'P is-1h y. ". SPENCE. Agent
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-01
MORE NEW Gnnns

WUNI NEW GOOD9.
ID black "' '" WV "'"'
H"tu'ul pfl Chcnc and other cniourcI summer eLs
beautiful Oriental Printed Muslin. ucyg article
kgh satin corded Gro DC Antique, blue black
tolourc fingered Mills
Rich d0uci Swiss Muslin 10y
Rch Hat and Neck Rbbands
lhc creates variety " sk, thread Berlin and otl
"gyes, ior lsdics and gentlemen and children
Plain black Mousrlanc
kch Parissiylo Mofc eoourcd silk searfs-Iarre
kich Patis style Chcnc figured SIX Srarfs d.
kIch Paris style Silk FcurfF and iiIkhi-smaU
rev pieces Of lie very uchcst Embroidery in Crseo-
NCuuc, Pilcriuca. aFfsucaiso
Embroidered trimmed Cuts, Plain fainbrics, 80. Sc.
90. TiuS r. PRICE.
Iho subscriber b. constantly buying aud receiving and
is every way disposed SELL the bcs goods In lie conn
irJt on the most hvotabe terms.
1c2 TRPRICE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-01
HTNA FIRE ui,SSssS5IIf,AiNCE CONTAIN

AGENCY At RICHMOND. Va.
HiS company was incorporated in the wear 1919 with
Il perpetual charter and a CAPITAL OF slnOn and ~,
su.cs AGAINST loss OF damage by FIRE dwcn houses
s,DIes, manufacturing establishments, household 0iru
terms. -' " '''' '""'' ''''i""ie
Any losses which the Company may sustain on Jisopes
lbeTaiiy. ~ ''' P'''Pu'''' 'lh
ApFicahonS Tor Insurance the renewal II uoIcics
may be made 10 the subscriber, who las been Univ az
pointed Agent for the City Of Richmond and vicinity -
on...-..-.,, ~. BALDWIN, Agent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-01
RICHMOND. FREDERICKsnURC: Ann pnT0N,T
RAILROAD COMPANY

Meeting OF the President and Drcc,orsc Of the Rich
n mond, Frederic ksburg anJ P1fn,,,r ali e., 80,
pany' on the lI'h day Of April 1871:
rtssldeni stated that the whole ofth0 Masoury and
usoIna. FORMATION between the Esppahsunok and Polo.
M tIs, Was now uEIcr contract and with
ana st the Company having been dsappoirt.
I'm Le hl expected OF the Legislature lis recent
soh N'ih He indispensable 10 make farther pTo.
~ toh To the means furnished the income
OF ue tta In meet punctually the cnsaRemrnts 81 49,,
Company WheTcuVOn, W '''
esoses That an insfamcnt of dollars pcr share lao
called ~, on each share Of the additional ~ The -
payable on the 2-h DAY OF May next AZ the Hnk Of
ladephia. ~ wanna III i NJ
true copy from the minutes.
aP ls-td & ~ NACuIrpno r.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-01
81 DOZEN nOwARD'5 IMPROVED CuEMICAI
Oh CHLORIDE SOAP, for sale, by

- -r,..- ,,,n Agents for the Maker.
D- THIS SOAP possesses virtues and prpprrtirs
iounl m no other Il is manufactured by a uT,rfi@,i
'h'hsi ny washing the face and hsnds with ihs SIN
tNciy morning It will make the skin smooth and as
.pll a tk u removes tan, pmpcs aud blcfnahe4 and
to all other kinds. 49, % '''' F'' =
being made u Chloride Of soda ma kos ~ a verv i;s
Injecting uitclc. II those who are afflicted v,u f
svc breath would first wet tooth brush, andt
ia U"Vcr ths SOAP and Tub Inc teeth aud gums ia, rr
Will every morning, b will tho scuryy In tc ytps
am prevent tue teeth om TDtiing aching
the enamel and cure the offensive breath W
Us very superior article for wa -hing and Iasa,
."I'H ana woun'a and preparing the flesh IN heal No
l'IH t9ul not DC without this SOAP; hy tlhpa CHILDREN
ileIcNUh ~ prevents sore ears, aud many rutsuepus
u."tu,IH, ~ believed that should tho body be- we'll
vent uany diseasesto which the human body H. lticsrJ
, VI f' proved o he tho best artr 10 boz usr for rsn,py
5Iease Paint, Tar Sc from Linen, Cotton and woo"S
Ruhiea andhndkcrchicfs which have long lain bv and
como white. ~ wiz "''
iIeFafe" ans sold. wholeHalc and retail NJ p
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-01

JAMES a GEORGE WINSTON.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
REFER To
Lambert Mckenzie, Alexandria
John nNegs a 10, BALTIMORE
TT a w Butcher, Phihdslphia
James Hunter, New York
Francis Fisher, nos,cn
Bingham a nroihers. Pirsburx
Henry Crew Richmond, Ohio
beui. W lald, suIhhhclL Ohio
lenucl Jcacs Mt Pleasant Ohio
Todd, Cincinnati
Horn Carpenter, 10
ia2-m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-01

$780,. CHARLES w. McgINNEss,
uOusEi SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER SC
Next door lst Presbyterian Church.
sreet, below the Post ONCE, Richmond, Va.
haWe pleasure 10 Inform his friends the public in
general thai he has az length severe
-aSk OF dheuuaiism which has confined him the lat
$500 nc lhinEs supernuOuso say any thing Of uual
eslons IN ~ adveruseman, residences 81 ~ yeara
Ties sun lenty known ''' '''' ''i'O'"
R-s Seasoned ssR.boerds as heretofore, slvsys on
NH i2-u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-01
ROBERT NOTT
* SIGN PAINTER, GLAZIER, &c.
Next door to the Exchange Bank,
RICuMDHn V.

Ntohhs his friends aud the public he has received a
part his Spring supply of Paints OIL Glass &C. rhrH
ne 10 work up moderate terms Having as aooI
SCI OF woTkInen as can toe pTocurc he will cneayoT IN
give general satisfaction An kinds NJ Paints mi DO 10 or
ueI ass O all sizes sold 10y the box or single hgbt-se.
TtTa Eegs Of soap stone Paint for sale low yaI,be ar
uclc tor tin or single roofs. -
r. = have procured the services Of Mr. James B,rnes
good sign ant Chair Painter will warrant ms work moi
inferior 10 any Ike work zone 90 the civ ~
NH 2j-dly n MOTT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-01
DR.. HULL'S
UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER

'IHls new Instrument for the radical cureof Proapsus
Il Uier, or Failing Of the Womb by external appica
ton, superscdss the Of the Objectionable Pessary
Is confidently recommended the afflicted a. the means
Of perfect restoration health, Il never having failed of
cumsanccs. has received tho decided appI obation Of
SIR Ashley Cooper, Of LONDON; Sir BENJAMIN 4. Brolic
CIR James Clark, Physician to the Queen; DIR. Aswe
Lecturer on Midwifery 20 Guys Hospital, DR.. Rigby
Lecturer 10 - Barthocmcws DR.. Griffith Lecturer 10
Westminster Hospital; DR. Ramsbotham, Lceturerto Lon.
don Hospital Robert FERGUSON Lecturer to Westminster
lNtns-in Hospital; DR. swcanan, Lecturer Md,rseI
Hospital, and senior Accouchcur Queen Charotfes
Lyng'n Hospital; also 10y Henry Davies Conque ST. Hun.
deH, Ice. McrTman, surgeon hsaes sc. 10y Dr Moreau
rrcsisntths Academic Royale dc Medicine, PARIS ana
Accouchor to tbs Duchess DOrcans; Professors Wei.
pcau colin, Paul DBbNis, SAMSON and oihcrs:-ani in
New York 10y Professor J w FTancis & Bedford " ID
Professor Of Midwifery in University Of NEW YORK
Professor Dcahel Professor Francis u. Johnson PTrsi
cnt County Mcs Society; Lauren. HUI, President Ne
IDEAL Society, Sair Of New York; Professor James No
Naghton, of Albany; Professor March Professor Cyrs
Perkins, Professor DOane-Drs Thcs. Royd. G.ibeTf
Smith, Hosack, stcSrus, Ludlow, Nissan, Vachc Power
Gray Van RcnSlicr, and many other Distinguished
PLY scians in the United States.
A. q. HULL-Oficci vescy street,
Astor House, New York
To constant supply Of the above Instruments with
Dr. iuIs improved TrusSes for Hernia, Will be kept by
- LNELL- JOHNSTON n LYEII.
N T. King, Norfolk Braggs a Thomas, Petersburg:
Spoiswood ~ Robertson, do, James T. Royale, LYNCH
burg; VIM III. Chapel. FarmVle.' NH ?
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-01

-.
IlElNG concentrated compound Fluid E1frar, ofS,,s,
paTlha combined with other vegetable extracts which
I"ncts u IN ictnc If utility IN the cure of ali dis
$3.50, Si'SlnE nom impurities Of the blood, frcn indscre
t"'s ahI l ieHcies Of youth, ami constitutional lis
Eases formed or produced by The inuiicCus nae nj We
Suty arsenic bark quiune Il is 81 invaluahe Teme,
~ cthe'I DtL'ity, UlrcTous Sores White SSeIIinys
stasts OF !he LIVER aud skin, scToua or Kings Evil
slLs &C, and a the unpleasant and dangerous az
Icvths consequent 10 SypEils, lucs. Nenerchl &C
general puIher Of the blood at all times and parcuiY
W tne spring ana ti there bc no medicine more 81
"A medicine calculated 10 soclhe and norris.
lc yslsm atci having been under medic al treatment Tor
dhI particular disease, there be nothing more aI,rtc
LeS.2tins tIe natural vgor Of the sy ste aud aayDr lie
ooalsu anu nervous condition ofthC system 50 coInmon
aleI Stckncss TINS preparation will be found Iiyhy 60
CcdOie duIins the suLsieT as a prevenriyc ~
ost uhpcafant and islgrccable sensations commop 49,
ny turing warm weather. namely, Faininess Giddine.,
PpIesa'se feeing ABOUT the Heart the Breast
io ms delightful AMI wholesome bcv rage by aIInv
abicSoon iul glass OF ce-waeT similar TO the rec
aeu sbon detdrIS and with small quantity OF sugar
~ s,ule syrup forms the SarsapaTll Mead possessing
~ 10 ADDITION medicinal virtues conducive TO hesh
@ iinculiTy aiapiI lO inydlds For travelling persnnS
us arcqnsite Of great importance. For sale ''''''
GANNOR d RONsTER
w % Druggists sole agents for Richmond. Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-01
sADDIERY UARDNyAUT

SADDLEHY HARDWARE.
NhNLEW & SMITH have just opened "a Istgr ,4s,,,.
ncut Of Enzs and American sILIiery o. .si,,, ~,
p1rul ~ '''''- ''
English SadIlo.ttcea
Serge ~ best quality
WOrHcd Webbing
Plated Uuuess Mounting
Brass aud JlpanncI DO
AHlcs' Coach Steps
Hatguchc and Sulky SPRINGS
Plated Bands, Sc &C.
They will opcnin few lays by f,o IeGgrso, iron, 4 A.
vcrpOyl, largo assortment u ''' y"
tine English plated amt polished steel Hrus
Plated and German silver SfiTrups
Hard solder Snallies aud curb Biffs
Which hey offer for saIc on tho VERY lggeet torrs
SAWS, fILE5, Sc.
5ua received by the ghip Roscins,
Mtl saws ~ superior quality
Cross Gu and Pr DO DO
- Butchers and Gfcavc# Piles
WIN lul assornent ~ heavy and light edge tools from
.ho best shesd nanuaciores flr t.e the very low
sp 10 ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-01
MAI SHALL
FURNITURE AREROOMs,


FTE subscriber has hand, and is constantly manufaC.
Il turing every article In the Furniture line and socits
call from purchasers. Having machinery, driven by
water powsr employed, enables him TO manufacture
any article IN his line good the article
can be made elsewhere. The advantage Of machinery,
besides assisting In expedition, enables 20 have the
materials used thoroughly seasoned (Which Is OF much
impo n have good article good work. hy having
the timber sawed up and stuck away time before
worked. w H. SMITH
Also-ConsianilY hand and for sale large anI 20.
neral stock NJ Mahogany, which is usually purchased az
auction in the lOE, and sawed e. my direction.
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