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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-16

Glass OF WATER WELL PAID Top-The vo
ter Of tho Neva, at ST. Petersburg t. In The on,,io
OF he Russians, The clearcst and tie best water that
can any where be obtained. For six months IN ,Ic
year this highly priced water is concealed bv n
thick covering Of ice ond snow but when tovy,rJs
the beginning Of Apul, the atmosphere has acnuir.
81 sufficient warmth % loosen the wIntrv fttcrs NJ
me stream, The inhabitants look forward with engor
expectation TO the moment when their beloved Nc.
w VIII burst her bOndF, and move again free and
mnlcstcnly, between her scrt tenanted bspks a.
soon as ihe icy mass hos got into motion, the pI,d
udng nfc announced 10 tho cKpgctint caital bv the
artillery Of the citadel, fortress Of consdsyabIs
tuchsth, situated Immediately opposite 10 the I'm.
perors palace, They very moment, he il dav or
nght TINT an open interval occurs between the ao-t-
fg muses. Of ice, the governor Of tho citadel crosses
W boat TO the EmpCroP5 palice and presents hi
/ NnIcsly with a crystal goblet fuIl OF Neya wote,
us we hIs' offering Of the returning spring, and this
goblet the Emperor drinks of 10 the health md ,,o,
J penny 81 hls beloved capital. Il was customary.
L within the last few years. Tor the Emperor IN nj
/ lhe empty goblet with gold, and return Il 10 the
poVcfnori but d Yves noticed that the goblet gr,,y
oIscf ana .nrger every year, 50 that The task oi
! tuPVms mo glass bec1me yearly more t.m.ult Of
accompaniment, while, on the other hand il ,souir
t1 every year greater number ducats 4, nh !, n,
nigh Nth gold rs il had before been filled ,Vitb 90
tef. By way Of rotrenchment, hls M,iesty hes .,
ave fe0uced the customary present 10 the Goveyooy
| VINO now receives 200 duchts IN return Tor the un-
H.. ,--.I-I--- '5'' . "'' SUN, mOugh less than
hs predecessors have frequently received, s Adj
Pethaps, a larger price than IS paid for class ri
water m any o'her part Of the world
| Compliment TO 8meric1a Seisncs.-Tbe Ioodo,
hsn,i"ay Times under date Of 22d MAY last. SAYS :.
The committee appointed by Parliament ~ yLe,
Sr Frederick smith, Of the Royal Engineer Corn
was chairman, TO examine into the eooJ;,io,' y
railways, reported: That the Locomotive Engios
manuiaetured by Mr.. Norris, Of Philadelphia. nor
formed hlly per cent. more duty than any o'her en-
gines IN use IN Eogland."-P hiiad. MAJ Gor
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-16
RICH MOND.
MORNING. sEprsnvs.
Mr. E,rins's letter Of Re,irrs,i,,

Inc extraordinary disclosures of MIR Ewing will
command profound attention. We need not saw
they arc notifying TO American pride,-for NJ, mn N
can read the letter, besring IL 10 he TRUE and mo-,
! experience the most painful emotions. Is there any
'h'ns IN The character Of Mr. Esns-or in the state
menis themselves which will Justify their rejection
rs unworthy OF credit lfthcre be, we arc AS v.,,
un"o'e 10 perceive IL IL seems to be a plain nm
vanished exposition OF facts and Circumstance.
written with ee'rneSs anu foree, and for ausht that
appears ON The surface wiihou, malice or upeh,r,,
benesS.
Inc Executive Official at Washington and its Al
the ""ee, rs was to be expected, have both as
sailed the letter with bitter invec,ive The hurJ.,
VI sher song is, that It IS dShonorabe BETRAYAL of
Oaoine' secrets This doctrine IS nearly akin to
'n scarcely more odIous one OF Executive supreu,a
'y anu unity Which 50 recently filled the columns
OF me oheial. a pretty doctrine. truly, for Re-
publican Government.-SuppoSc the Presden,
were 10 meiuaie treason against the couuiry-and
revealed his designs 10 his CaLiie Are their Inns In
ee teaec even after surrcnterng their tru>ts1 AWAY
with such sIFdIteS! Mr. Ewing was not the mental
OF MIR Tyler. As Secretary OF the Trrnsp,v h..
was especially the officer OF Congress and the SER
want OF the people, and IN abandoning his post II
was his right as well duty TO spread his reasons
before the public. lfthose reasons bear hard un,n
the President, tina, IS not the iault Of MIR Ew;ns
Besides, with what Consistency can the course of
The Cabinet be condemned, when the Pre.iden,
h'mseh's convicted of holding one language to them
anu scosns his real intentions to the asen, of an
Infamous sheet an New York. The N,Ji,oni,r
Is OF "pm'on that Mr Ewing had no jus: cause for
res Snns. We take an entirely ditfsrent view II
the subject Ii MIR Esins had quietly rosk,us5
the personal lndsnI'y offered by the President. IN
placing his Veraciy question: his friends and the
country would have deemed him dishonored man.
But why does not the Msdisonian, IN ben,C Of The
President, deny Mr. Ewing's statements, /, is
surrey no eondeseenson in a President OF the Uni
TED States where has personal honour IS involved,
o authorize his organ to vindica,e his character
from dispersion. We presume tina, NIsssrS R.u
B'deer and Granger will have something to saw on
NE subject Their statements Will either contra.
ae' or s"roNorate those Of their ate colleague.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-16

- correspondent asks US where was the
'ssaen's conscience when after expressly signify
Ing his appreciation Of Mr.. Sergeant Bill he som
Afterwards declared that before he would sen il h.
would cut OF MS right hand1-To which we r.nIv,
max 'he subject ought to be referred 10 Commit
Tee OF .fb''rae'iOnisis, the most likely means of
having the question settled. Perhaps SbaLsn.,,a
had some idea OF the matter in describing the cond,
ton OF King John-"The color of the Kim. do,b
come and so between his purpose and lis con-
science"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-16
D'Hrrliiss ,r;tb Cub,

The New Orleans Commercial Bulletin contains
some iorcibe remarks relative to the Imprisonment
OF Mr.. Cross, the American Consul, at Mntnnz,s.
Inc iac's OF the case, although they have never
eeen iy made public, are uud ,rstood to be these
A native Of the State o. Maine died at Chi, lev,
ing large estate. IN the absence of the heirs the
civil authorities OF Cuba took possession Of the p,o
perry as belonging to the King The relatives Of
The deceased, IN the United States, employed the
Consul to press Their claims to the estate course
S'o ns y one OF INC most distinctly enjoIned du
Ties OF his station, Mr.. Cross had no choice IN The
matter, and The Spanish authorities had not The
slightest ground, ut least far us appears, to take
umbfago at his interference. But thew became At
once exceedingly indignant, and without the east
regard 70 Inc sacred character which always attach.
e. to the person OF an Embassador, threw him into
prison. They seem, moreover, exceedingly aycrse
10 make public their proceedings. We trust the
ven wi be torn away by the prompt action Of the
Chief Executive Of our Nation .Nidisoniay.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-16
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or RICHMOND.
High Water this day, 4 o'clock, r. NJ.


ARRIVED,
Schr Pastoro, Creighton, Bitimors sundricq 10
Womble & Doane, K q Winston, FRY & Co, Dn-
venpor & Allen, Webb, Booker 4 Hamilton.
Schr Mary WcedonlY ickers, below, wheat, to Il
Il IIaKall & Co.
schr Medoru, Mcskins, below, whou,,o A War
wick & Co.
SAILED,
Steamboat Columbus, Parrish, Baltimore, tobae'
co.
Schr Stntoga, Creighton, Biliimore, coal
Schr Il Bertinc, Lee. Ssugortics, coal
Schr Wave, Rogers, Boston, flour, tobacco add
corn.
schr Perry Spencer, Creighton, Baltimore, coal.
CANAL COMMERCE..
SEFrtMBER 18Th, 1871.
ARRIVED,
Canal Boat Pioneer, Pellet, with iIJ tons ndze
10 T. Ludam Il Son, Bogwoll, Smith Il Jones, J
Evans paying siS l6 toll.
Canal Boat llolker, Bc,lc, with 20i tons mdzo
to T. Crenshaw Go, Il Il blair, Baewol, Smith
n Jcnss, N II Ragand paying siI 80 TOLL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-16
PRoMorIONs IN TuE NAVY

From tho Army and Navy Chronicle E.tTa, sept n
We announced last week in u l.. s. that severa
promotions IN tho navy had been made, with the ad
vice and consent of the Senate. The information
came 10 late to enable MS TO insert the names
knowing the anxiety OF the office ~ and their
and the curiosity Of the public TO learn the p,r,icu
'ars, We have the pleasure 10 lay them before GU,
readers IN an extra at the earliest moment thai IA,
could OBTAIN correct capicS Its the largest promo
uon that has over occurred in our navy.
PROMOTIONS AND APPOINTMENTS.
ny ard .eih rae Gdries nj consent Of the Ssnaie
PROMOTIONS.
cenmandersioos Captains, from stu Sept. 1871.
I I u,etsival, Wm. Mervine,
John IL Auek. Thomas Crsb6.
VIM Taylor, 9 Thomas Paine
en Du,any, 10 James Armstrong,
S"as u Su'nshan, III Joseph Smooi
iS'ae "ayo' l2 Samuel 1. Brcese,
- Benjamin Page.
Iicutcnsnts to he Commanders
Frederick Nsrnum, from the Sth March. 1871
From ihe sih September. iSu.
q 30! JARVIS, 2s James Glenn,
homas w freedom, - Joseph Myers
Samuel w LeComptr. 30 wu q wo,,,'
y na'Ss 4 fIn", ~ Thos. II Gedney,
Wm VI Armstrong, 3S John Buber
VIM + Shields, - v. NJ. R,ndnl,h
nenoersrast, - CrowninshicId.
a - n ',SSno,soh' 50 Frederick Englc,
m Tw cooper, 80 Alex. Dallas,
~ - -" carpenter, u John Rudd
II John l. Saunders, a. Roh.,,R;,t
u Joseph d Hull, 80 Wm w NnK
=, Ionn Stone Paine, ~ Fnnkl. Buchanan,
:, y.psopn Nnrooiehead, III Samuel Mercer,
ne no'nes e''srn, ~ Charles Lowndes,
10 ;onn ohauncey, a NJ Goldsborough
is unh Snuor'ek' ~ Geo " uolins,
IN Ina Si nS,v' Is ID n lngraham.
on on EE i, eyrne, DC John Mnrslon, Jr.
o, vv,',! au ) Shnson, ~ Henry Bruce,
% ~ !S . =, pardner Is WIN ID Newman,
n S Nu " a.agu', 10 Henry A Adams,
o. Epnen wilson, 80 Alex. Pnkh,m,
>, N', nI''dse, 81 James ID Knight,
., .r. nna'n = ,iarrS, 50 Joseph Madison,
- - " ~ w, pornin, So WINS Walker
50 George +. Pearson.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-16
E.am he MIL am,-i,nn.

H"'Ti' w I'M lhE-lDENl'S CON FlDENGE.
The Individual referred TO by the National In
teIiscncer Of ycsteTdly, as having wormed hmse T
INTO the confidence OF the President and who is con.
necied with the n. Y. Herald, has given another
eViOence OF las uawohhness Ui the Partially which
seems TO have been conferred upon him. lie sinr,.
ed from Washington on Thursday, at - NJ. with
manuscript copy Of the veto message, in the hand
writing OF the Presidents Puyate Secretary, which
ne exhibited to the passengers on board the steam
boat from Baltimore; Boosting at the time, Of his
iamharliy with the President, and his previous
knowledge fthc contents OF the veto message
These facts reach us from three indIyjGuas " no
were on board the Dont at the time; and whose
statements are entitled to confidence The exoIa.
nation OF his disgraceigI betrayal Of confidence. az
stated to US, is that the impudent fellow was .'n
ms cups" But the President should not extend
such commence to any one, and ieas, and las. q all
TO the one m question. lie Is m adycnt,.er from
abroad notorious llbeer Of our Institutions, and
ms presence, IN the Executive mansion is d,sLonor
10 the President, and disgrace TO the country, 10
say nolhln2 Of the confidence rcposed in him. As
the PRESIDENT now understands this matter, we
doubt not he will save us from further humiliation
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-16
BISHOP MOORE.

The New York Express says: "The annual
WISH oil this aged and p,ous prelale to the north.
- source OF great pleasure to great many rela-
lives and friends, once belonging To his 1ock Ri
ne ana they have great to be thankful that he
IS permitted at hts advanced age, to appear among
mem IN such excellent health. On Sunday morn
ing hc preached for hrs son al Richmond, on Staten
island, IN the same desk he was accustomed 10
PREACH from when he was a settled minister over tho
same Parish about half century ago. In the after.
noon he preached to a crowded congregation near
Fort Richmond performing the distance OF fourteen
miles with comfort"
jacob +. Mrn'z'ns, Esq. has been elected Mayor
PInckney, Esq.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-16

Mr.. Coopcr's last novel, the Dear Slayer, is
now running the gauntlet Of the press, and some
pretty severe knocks Il gets-the hardest thumps,
ho~cver az usual with the author, by the New
YORK Courier 4 Enquirer. Certain IL, that with
Mt Cooper, now days, his literary labor is a
up hlli work. The steam Of his genius IS not ain
the fall tide Of successful experiment" II meets
With distractions IN various ways and seems TO run
l"w. That unreliable book, the "Monnikins," was
enough, ~ Hsel[, to sink half dozen good works.
.9isr. Ga1
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-16
LoUIsIANA suGAR cRoP.-rt

LOUISIANA SUGAR CROP.-The New Or
leans Pric: Current has the following sta,omou, Of
the amour, Of the last Sugar crop, and the manner
in which it has been disposed Of
The crop y estimated at $1,000 $1,000 bhds
The Northern and other coaslwise mar.
%, kets have taken 1889 "
The West, rs nearly rs can be cacula.
ted has taken. 10000 "
The consumption Of the city has been $500
Shipped ut Atakaras, for Mobile,
Apolachcola, Charleston, &c $500
Bi0onee on plantation, and in the hands
Of gfOceTs dODO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-16

The bodies OF the unfortunate sufferers on hoard
the Ere continue he picked up, and the particulars
are detailed IN the Buff,ln Commercial Adverse
upwards oil 100 have been recovered in the whole,
GEORGIA BANKS.
we nave been favored by iriead with the fol
lowing intelligence received hy the wes,ern rnoiI
yesterday, IN relation to the three Banking Insru
tons IN this State. The Il INK Of Columbus. il has
been discovered has lost $4,000 by her late teller
Inc fianters and Mechanics Bank Of Columbus.
can ca only pay deposites in her own bills, and the
Bank OF Rome has shut her doors S,ra,nnE ~"
pabHcGn Of Sept an "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-16
MARINE CORPS

Mathew II. Kintzing, of Pennsylvania, I,
oe second LIeutenint from Sth Sep. is4I.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-16

Passed .NiGShipmtn 10 be Lieufenaats.
John J Almv, March Is. isiI.
f.h~ard Bowers, April 90 ISL
NH'hanlel u Bay, May I, ISL.
From The sih September, isii.
. TTtrWay II o,Iryman IS George 4 Sinclair
ho'has n Budd 30 John Mooney
) Andrew Gray 30 Samuel Il Knox
= George Wychc 81 Enoch q Pauott
; Edmund Jenkins - John Carroll
4 h craven IS James Mccormick
z Dominlck Lynch, il. 81 Richard : Tro,';.s
FraScs Renshaw q Rich,,J ly,;,'';
Horace n Harrison Sc Geo,.c M :r,,,ns
10 JAS I'll North AZ wiIn, n ,
- EJI y >, y Wg IS WIN Ross Gardner
80 Gl"arI ward 30 VIM Il Renshnw
-, SSIntu CnsdeH Az Carter b Poindexter
~ CS Gu" .r peila'en III Henry L Wingate
80 Su"'s ihomas i2 Alonzo Il Davis
10 Addison II Taaierro a Richard / -
~ Richard l. Tilghman "A VIM Rcynoios
10 Ima,i oIors 15 woodruff Schenck
~ ~ Madi'1n traIley &c Jas l. Parker
o. , 1Verson ia Lewis G Sartori
=, HuSustus Baldwin IS WIN A Jones
% Stephen bod "a Jno IA Sia'I
~ VIM u Whiting 81 F,h;n. S,,nI "o
o. n",; 50 Latham B Avery
o. Thas =, q Shauucks 50 James Lewis
nus ' oraSher 81 Jas Forbes
Passed ASSISTANT Surgeon, IN \, s,,,r.
p'n'el y Mcleod, July %, 1871.
Lewis Wo fey, July %, ISL.
From S:h September, 1871,
y n ,eV,. " Minor Henry S Rennolds
wrIam J Powell 6M G Delaney
Fred Sickels WIN + McCie,,h,,
4 q Blrrabino VIM W. U.',.
Daniel S. Green.
-, APPOINTMENTS
o. ISsis!GEt Surgeons September 3. 1871.
Henderson Pa. 4 Il L Maxwell Del.
John Hastings Pa. 5 Ed. Mckinley Pa.
y ii B'ough,on Va. G A p ] Garaett Va.
Hugh Morson Va.
70 De Chaplains, September $, Is4i.
Mortimer Talbot, of Penn.
Moses b Chase, Of n. II.
Chester Newell, of S. G.
Theodore Barlow, ofGeo.
Joseph Stockbridgc, of Maine.
Samuel L Gillet,' OF Indiana.
William Mckenny, OF Maryland.
MARINE CORPS.
Mathew II kintgin,, ,r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-16

me shipments 70 the west last sensOn, amounted
IN nearly 10000 hhds with difercnes in tbc .,,,.
Wy, therefore, Of 10000 bids the stock on hand
there must now be very small.
With respect TO the growing crops, II would be
hhcuIt 10 form any correct estimate. great deal
Of newly cleared land has been planted his season
and IN this, the canes arc very fine but the ra,oops
and cane on lands long under cultivation, are gen.
cwIly poor, the long drough. having injured them.
tie iatc rains however, have in some degree RENE
died the evil, and with toleuby favorable woath-
er, lar average crop may be expected.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-16

The Loco Focos NJ Michigan have nomin,,ed
John 5. Barry Of ST. Josephs, and O. D. Richard.
son Of Oakland, as their candidates for Governor
and for Lieut.. Governor Of that State.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-16
NEW HAT STORE.

c. J S. ROOT,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAIppsS
Ill rs AND CARS.
MAIN srREgr, RieHno.p
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-16
OPENING AT pRICE,s.

Sepiembcr YIN,
SEVEHAL cases Mouslins, laGd 2f3I and3s
- Cashmere aud Cicuc Shawis
theuc Mauti las sud Nantes
Bond Noils and ScaTfs
Plain gul unrhcd CaWhric lldsfs
Blue black suun striped uspihau) silks
Back Eiik velvet NCsfinne, % ateit batrsin
BACK wttrrci silk Frarf4 80
iufthcr supply sfGtass skirts, Sc NJ rcdur 81 prices
And many rfhcr articles, which ~ be sold low whole
aale orrCttl.
County Merchants will 10 well Ia csIL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-16

NE now receiving their Fail stock which q, $780,
az i"iur cmrut In purchasers '" 'cIhis az viii DO
. 'hcir stock Consists in nart or,b.rr
Fashionable and viii. nm, I'D \, ., me following:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-16

Men aud boys hair seal Can, do
" 40 40 sCal,tt ITO
DO 10 do concy ftit a,
DO 40 30 musErat do
10 dn dn Eussrd ,In
'enlemcns fur seal do
DO It,,
I,r, H., =, ,nc rec ciy"d direct from the manufacturer,
N "' oi b'hnets, OF the latest st,I-; an'
I, Wh i ani eoourcd Bunncs SHAW nn,I ~
,iy ask country merchants and otb.rs T., call 49,
To- al, m, :. - uuInurh examination at W. are ,isr,N,i
Look tnt th.' -, NV aIl'y &. n = T.
l6 3n " '''' "Su iial on Awning Poet.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-16

The following is list of Senatorial Districts ac-
cording to number, the names of the Senators at
present, and the year in which the term of each will
expire
l. District ST. Charles and Warren, William NJ.
Campbell 1874.
2. Lncon and Montgomery James Findley, 1912
8. Pike, james Jones, 1912.
4. Marion, Lewis, Rawls, and Clark, Joh n Glover
1874, and Stephen Glascock ls42
3. Monroe and Shelby Joshua Gentry, 1912.
G. Galloway, John Conger, 1912
7. Boone and Audrain, Sinclair Kirtiy, 1912, Hi
ram Philips, la42.
8. Howard, Owen Rawlins,* 1914, c. R. Scots
1912.
0, Randolph and Macon, Thos. ]. Gorhum. Is42
TO- Charlton, Carroll, Livingston and Linn.
Thomas Watson,* 1912.
IL. Ray, Daviess and Caldwell. Josiah NORM.
1882.
~, H. Clay Clinton, Buchanan, and Platte, y.F.Y.
Thompson. 1912.
Hunter 1912.
IA, Madison, Wayne and Ripley, John polh,*
10. Cape Girardeau, Smith Williams 1874.
10 Perry, st. Geneyieve and St. Francois, P. R.
Pratte, 1874 -'
II. Washington, Jesse H. McIvaine. 1912.
49, Franklin, Jefferson and Crawford, VIM. N
Ellet,* 1912, and Johnson H. Affords 1912
IL. St. Louis, Fredk Hyatt, 1912, Beverly AL.
len, ls44, Wayman Crow, 1912.
~ Cole' Gasconade and Miller, George w. Mil
ler,* 1912.
81 Morgan and Pulaski, VIM. Monroe 1912.
% Cooper, Reuben A. Ewing 1914.
%. Pettis, Saline and Benton, Thomas B. Har.
vey,s 1912.
"a. Johnson, Lafayette and Rives, Jas, Young.
1914. s'
%. Green, Barrey, Polk, fancy and Newton, 10.
siah II Danforth, 1912.
g. Jackson and Van Buren,, Lewis Franklin.
In the above, the year when each member,s
time expires is affixed to his name Thus Mr.,
Canpoelrs reelection, or the election of success.
thers-Rep. 80 ''''
-*Lscos
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-03-03
DR.. BANGS
X enovating Mixture.
HSoR THE cURE II RHrru,rn1.


EToR THE CURE ~ RHrvwtrrsa
- scfolula ~ kmg EVIL. HIP di.rAse..
painful allseihias ri the hanrs, Utctat~t
'btnat aad masttil-, Uiccts ri e.stv de-
ssFtpllon, Fesrt S'ae-. aa.l Internal All
sresses, Sssd Head. UErisivd irri sHa
~gs, biotehfs, aHd al Ain,ls II ,iisrasv. ~
the sA'a sis', PILES, IN their must n.
gdaN aIc,l Iufn,
THIS aiee lelnr IS sineulsrly cf1iracious in
remaining tsase constitutions whsrh have
bern b'oArn down hv inIudicious tfvatneui.
In general serals, u "a recommended IN ell
'h"sr dtsrasss whicia arse lrun impurities
ul the h3uod of ,llIaiton OF ll,r hunufs. ~
whatever nAme ar kind. Some of thu
aiHpyr complaints Hsy frttuife S.niy tT,liug
asststsni srpuaIieB, whicb ihr cirrum-
stances ri the Ease wia dietsr bui tor a
general tcmely or prescription to frmuvc
The cause, this compound VII be luuni
snsiicirnt
OF all remedies vet discovered Cor tIse
lurr OF particular d',ease, This IL The
r,sst certain. II makes a SPEEDY and per-
aanrnt cure, without the least feuafa ~
i,ri, exposure, az application to business.
Even when the disease has become eonsit-
ntiona, and Mercury with other popular
emedr,, have Jailed. this Mixture hss
Ievef been known Ia fail Of performing a
are. hvrropGeinr gives no long quack-
sh recommends bot lsaycs the mrd,-
inc TO speak Tor itself.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-03-03
THELLER'S CANADIAN 's7-ss

We sjn'ke last week of this work which
we had just then obtained but had noi
time fully 10 notice. The work is wei
got up and we brlieyc, gives very cor
rect version Of those affairs about which II
.pcaks. Mr. Thelrr has been Ia great
expense and trouble to make himself ac-
uuaintcd with all The facts related ol which
he was not an rye witness. He has taken
an active part in the affairs OF Canada, f"r
which he has suffered long and rigorous
imprisonment, aud we hope the friends OF
Canada will moi fail TO purchase work 81
oi their consideration.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-03-03
REFERENCES.
liichgatc, March 2lih. 1870

Solomon Johnson, Durham l.. c. for
the cure ri IN ULcEE and ScEoFuLous
AFFECTION Of the stomach and bowels.
ZebuIon Cornell aud Ebene7pr Phelps
Esq, Sanbiidge l.. e., Tor the cure Of
RuEunATIsn.
Martin RICE, Sinnhridcc l.. C., Tor an
Eruption Of The SKIN, smcIsn leg sc.
caused by the nnskitul use ol Calomel,
Erasips Stanton. Sianbfider l.. C.. for
the cure OF ne Plies in most saf,yr ed
form.
WIN. II. Gordon Esq, of Slnnsreai l..
C. Tor The care OF scaid head or hnsa ca
pills on child.
SIR. Vincent, Of Sianbridec, T.. G.. Tor
the cure IT sore head and ears, on child.
Charles PhrIp. Esp, IL Stanhfidf Il.
c. for the cure OF all eruphee disc az Of
The skin.
LrI,ers post paid from any part, drscrib-
ing The case, with FOR The above mixture,
will be promptly answered and tie nrsi
cine forwarded should Ilir rase feqnire
HE use oi the nxiuTr, providing always
thai The money b. first received.
Price 81 IS lnr ~. bottle.
A reasonable deduction made where
quantity rs iakrn.
Prepared anil Sold hv
DH. JOHN T. BANGS.
Stsnhfidge l.. c.
For sale also at Ibis oGre.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-03-03
a Bargain.

FoH SALE, part "l that Farm, knowr
Is ;he Asell,ne Fsfa vn the Beach tsa
cailrd) two miles Sdlh Of AlbuiVh Sra
containing 30 acres and about 90 actrs un
der Improvement, with a new Two Story
House partly flushed and a Barn 80 by 30
Ier,. for Fourteen Huadr-J Dohars.
ALSO,
The 9th : part ~ said Farm, 81 acrcs.
and about 40 acres under improvement,
with dwelling house, story AMI hall
~ height. aud a haru 80 by 30 feet for
Eieren Hundred Dollars.
These faims are IRA COOL neighbof-
hood of independent iafmeis Most al the
improved land lies beautifully slaping la
the East. and will hear comparison with
the best lands ol The cuuntJy. Tbrsr
lafms were purchased during the Rebelli.
on, which rs The cause of their beiBg ollrf-
cd at this reduced price. They will he
sold separately or together. A liberal
credit given, on depo.ilng al the time oi
purchase small amount.
References
Mn. CHAPMAN, CiarenceriNe, l.. c.
Mn. p. WEEKS. FairJar, ~
Mr.. ). M!LLS.-On the premises.
CaldweiI's Manor, l.. {. Feb u, Is4i
n. B.-This chance is offered until The
sOth oi nexi month. No time to BE- l3sI
IN securing the prize.