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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-14
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CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE
e. o o ID S
AT l5a THANH ES-sTR EET,
HARRISON MUSIC.

ENREEMENS' QUICK STEP, as perform
Il cd on the 10Th Of September, ut Bunker
Hill, with an elegant engraving of the scene
presented that day;
The Log Cabin song, with an engraving Of
the u. :. Log Cabin;
The Harrison Song, by II. Power;
The Wings Of Columbia shall surely pre-.
vail-a Harrison song and chorus;
Tip and Ty, a new comic Wing glcc;
The National Wing Song, by Hayden;
The people arc rousIng-a Harrison Duet
and chorus
Bunker Hill song welcome the dawn OF
the day brother;
The Pcnitcnt Loco, Glcc;
The Past the past written and composed
for the monumental Fair, by Mrs. Mary ).
B. Dana.
ALSO
Syracuse Railroad Quick Step, by J. =
Wind;
Round Hill Waltz, by G. Brown
q touch the harp, by Edward l.. White
The voice of the p1st. by f. l.. White;
The home love 80 vol, by T.. l.. White
A grand waltz for the Piano Forte.
For sale nj
Oct. % LANES HLu3IO.ND'S.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-14
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I'D Y Il HOU s r..

~ III III. & l. r. G. G.
SILK, COTTON, AND WOOLEN DYER,
WOULD respectfully inform his friends
w and the public, (of Newport and vicin-
ty,) that he has taken the DYE HOUSE,
formerly occupied by j. Viner, situated on
Tanner street, east Of the Friends Meeting
House, where he is prepared to Dye and
finish in the best possible manner, the fol-
lowing articles, viz: such as
BroadclOths, Silks,
Cassmeres, Grapes,
Merinos, Satins,
Circassians, Pongees,
BombazIns, Hosiery,
Gloves, &c.
Also, permanent colors on carpet yarn
merlno, clrcasslan, bombazin,& Grape dresses
gentlemen's woolen garments, such as dress
irock and great coats, snrtouts, vests and pam
taoons-dyed and pressed, without ripping.
lie will also clean gentlemen's woolen
garments of every description, in neat style
-mcrino and cashmere shawls ceansed and
whitened, without injury to the bordcr-car-
pets and wooden table cloths ccansed also.
O. Alartlclcs left nt the Dye House on
Tanner street, or with the following Agents,
will receive prompt attertion.-h. NJ. Tho
mas, Wickford-John lledley, Portsmouth.
Newport, Oct. %
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For saaIc.

A large and valuable lot of land, contain-
"A ing upwards Of two and half acres,
situated on Bellevue street, directly opposite
the residence Of Hon. Henry Middleton. It
is divided into house lots, aud will be sold TO
the best advantage. The situation is one Of
The most delightful in Newport, having fine
view of the harbor aud ocean, and being near
the new road leading 10 the Bench. For fur
rhcr particulars, inquire of
JOHN TOMPKINS.
Npwport Oct q IS.Hl
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-11-23
SwsifpIbiSe6 81 dtbfs t..

5UeIi y 70 t8 ~ u dtD nj.
Tiblif bu taS @anie in bem Suisn bsbsn,
Damn fam bic Smete nur allsn
Der Sruif ben ftillen Srisrsn piscsr9ebsn,
limb fo Der griien berbsn Sbmsrj Ssrifrsun.
[stul1Siuns fcf9t.l
Nufefuns ses 9idtbfsls in rsriesr Rnnlmr
0leeer M a us.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-11-23
SaSnssenaeelts 8isGtetstsGGe.
UlaubenSbef fenntntlI c

Ql lanbetSbef e enntntN 4 c
Ger @si;iss.
SD CLAUDE, bas ra6 @,slb bisnispsn
Oas belfs aller @uttr isi.
ST bisfss mir poaauf befdiebsn,
< mir ba6 9lnbre sinerlsi.
Sb CLAUDE, Gelb gbt mir bic Wtittsl
Wiieb rneins6 9sbens su srfreun,
QSerlsbt mir 2Seisbeit, @an9 uno Sitrl,
,lno fcat' iD AUDI Elm @1sl iein.
9cb fann itb nltinen Stas be,pad)sn
@cribt' itb germ auf andre qulf;
Nenn pies fbcn fam MIDI 0lifltb ntad)en,
Bin ib ter 0Nittsl mir bemu6t
gSrfir ib jealitbsS Ssr9nti9m
SIN llsbsrftuie Daben fam;
Srum ttimnl' icb bsim @olbifidemieaen
Gin lautsS COB: unb 9onfsVieb an.
Stb CLAUDE, ba6, menn id einit iferbe,
9fan audi Gin Qobs unb OanfsQieb ]in9t
Goh nur sin @sij'esr fsi msn Grbs,
Gem Ooh bsrsits i'm Ralfen flin9t.
Der iprb min Golp SuiamnsnDaIten;
&en armer Sbluosr icI Ilb frsun,
limb nibt psritmsnoriitD pamit itbalftn,
9ies, 9laub' ib, miro baS Ssife iein.
limb f1,pis' ib einif AUDI in Der 5obas
@s ,phnfbt mir bies ftbon mand)sr Teint,
60 olaub' id) bctb auf ale Sdle,
Ger Sbwar5e isi min bsifsr Sruno.
Sbin Din ib ia ifets treu et9ebett
Ssllsitbt maht er Die S6qe. mir
Ndt gar III bei6 i'm fllnft'9en 0eben,
9is6 brH' unt CLAUS ib fur uno fir.
9sreeb bsmann.
SD CLAUDE, bas Genus bsS Qebsns
Ger mabrs Swsd bs6 Osenibsn if;
lno mabrlb, Ssbsr lsbt per9sbens,
Der nibt pss eebens 9eij 9snisbt.
SD CLAUDE, hieft6 Nunb Der erte
ST. niebt Elm traltri9 Sammertbal
lno trift AUDI oeptb oft uno Scibwerbe,
lSinft pob AUDI Sreups ibsrall
Sb CLAUDE, ras ss mobt mag 9sben
Eslsibt bersinir Elm pdrapies;
Sob bsiRr iif'5, bier frpD ju lebsn,
Eaa bert llf mlr-iu un9splb.
Sb CLAUDE, eas in SlbrabamS S6ccbe
Go einif sar peib Id itgsn mag;
9cd) lisber p1i6 id bier Die 9tcie,
lub lsbe muntsr Sag fir Gag.
limb fcmmt Srsunb Soain nit fsinsr Qippt
Die Stunbs, 100 man MIDI be9rdbt,
ia ,,,it QipNc
Der Mann, ia Der, bet bat 9slsbt!
Ger Ssubtsr.
, SD CLAUDE, jeper Otsnfb auf @rbsn
Mfa9 wcDl ein aresr Siinosr fsln.
9ob frcmm nil id) MIDI ifst6 9ebdrbsn,
9sun 9laes, NaeS 9ilt-bsr S6ein.
Drum fsbl' ib ME in @cttss Ssmpsl
8sfude jsoes tromme S9aus,
limb biens Nnbern gum @renpd,
llno--lab' fis purb bic Singer aus.
Ssasb' id AUDI felbit Elm Serbrsfsn
9(uf mid, Den Uremnten, benft man nibt,
Bon mir ipirb man nur @utes fprebtn,
llne mar isb AUDI Der dr9lte SGibt.
S6 CLAUDE, cas in oieism Qsbsn,
Otas nod 70 9rob bic Sinoe itn
Mfir Iie Der joimmel ipirb psr9ebsn,
lSar AUDI msin 8remmtbun blcssr Gbsin
60 fdntist Sster ia auf @rben,
Coll ib eenn nur fein Climber fein
.Su en9e mirb bic Se6us psreen,
&am jseer Sdneer pa bjnein.
SD CLAUDE brurn, bas i'm @etin,msl
9srsinit am aufsrifsbunsstas
ONir pcb Elm pldstben blsbt i'm Soimms,
9Esnn ia bic 5c6lc MIDI nbt mag.
(SbIu6 fcl9t.)
eifDlbi9e 81 &dtbfel.
Slblif bu tas @anSe in cem Sulsn bebsn
Damn fam bic 3meite nur aasin
Der Sruif ben ifillen Srisesn pieeer9eben,
limb fo Der @riisn berbsn Sbmerj Ssrffrsun.
[auilefuns fclst.l
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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-11-23

Ser umeano nit Weniben 1T Elm fpobs
rer ltmaan9. Man oebt erpi9 I'm, einans
Der berim, obne fib ndber 81 fcmmeu,
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10
j. G.. CANDLE, m. d.. Dentist,
o. BROADWAY NEW YORK

IMPORTANT HINTS ON THE MANAGEMENT or TEETH
though the hardest animal substance yield soonest 70
boast of the skiiul Dsns
that diseases ordinarily subject 10 s eono IN
their permanence Teeth composed suban-
TALLY ome easily decomPoed ~ acids; ana
being the base OF acids, are lea 10 TWO Pof' " 49, f
ervation Of the Teeth. ,
lst Keep acids out OF the mouth every thing Of the
stomach that acids there and your health ana ieen arc
comparatively safe.
M Oxygen being the the secretion Of the
doaby acrd and thus the destruction Of the Teeth is
FASTENED.
Il. Oxydes produced poison and hence the general
health : put jeopardy
produced and by this both the nerTes and
These hints if duly regarded will lead TO Ae following
Important practice:
ls, be used for cleansing the Teeth All tooth
powders should contain moderate akali
ID Ali operators the Teeth who mineral or sibs
metals all Of which composed of metals having affinity Tor
oxvgen should be slammed their boasted remedies
the disease they promise to
Sd All combinations of mea such Tn Gold Silver Platina
carefully avoided puresi differ affinity
produce when put together
the mouth Fine Gold the only metal that snolh ever
6nd oigmes the human mouth and this conclusion every
scientific Dentist 2ust inevitably come -, or
No Dentist can consistently oppose of anagsm OF
mercury silver whilst hmsefn ae hab-as Is a.
every the Unon-of using arnsa. % pi,ss
Gold Silver Copper and Zinc, under the name n. soou
Fine Gold and Fine Gold alone for Dental ePe'''''
become an axiom. of
And now will only conclusion for the d IN RI.
evil coasqusIeef s.s e 1t Plates
mouth, lha lS bv calling my Room No ~ Broad
way only place "iT 1,5 are .e 20 plates without
q s IN % o The mouth Of at least iour metals all
dferpg ma terally their affinity m ~ v sr,;,. .s,, rh
one "ofo 70 ,mosnheric pressure suction principle My
.hod of putting suction eeh eeiing ,oe ela poIns
from the manner usu-H'
the prOfssso those requiring
se invited call and examine my method Of Setting
yi,hou, the use Of solder or any other base msts
!Yeg Ysrk, 1Hls oI, i7ii'
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10
OPERATIONS ON THE TEETH,
SEYMOUR WHITING. Sc LINUS PRATT,
nprrfS.

S,EYNOUR WHITING wouL respectfully inform his friends and
= the publc that still his old stsGd, No 81 East
Broadway having associated himself partnership with Dr.
INS PRATT ready attend all who need their
.iooaI services The pzc may all operations
their profession will be performed the approved plan Ar
fc Teeth fall Inserted the scientific
pe and on IS favorable any Other office Whole
serted the approved patent
psn which the Fair OF the American nsti-
ute last year well be doae this Testh plugged
with gold TN foil circumstances require
Nerves destroyed without paln and the
Tooth cfectually preserved by filing
An nfaibe for the TOothache
r Hessrs WHITING PRATT will instruct young
men In the art of Dentistry, reasonable terms
REFERENCES.
HI, Honor Chancellor Waworth.I Prof VIM Tuly NJ. D.
l. North D. Sara Springs Rev. Nathaniel Pratt Georgia
W1n. W. Minor, NJ D. y Work Samuel C. Els, NJ D.
Jared Linsley NJ D. ~ Ao'A' Rev. Henry g. Ludlow
Prof Bent Siirnan NJ D. Ii. D. Wn N. Blakeman b. D.
Prof Jonsthan Knight NJ. D. John Miller, II. D.
Prof Charles Shepard. n. NJ D. je I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10
II. o. 5.

JouRsAL CoRRssPoSDEscE Miss ADAMS Daughter OF John
Adams of United States Wrenln France
and England 1855 Edited by her Daughter Wiley Put
Pp. 247.
Unexceptonabe this book is cannot think it des
tined attain very general circulation Miss Adams be-
wife of Col VIM S. Smith, brave, efficient officer of
the Revolutionary Army who after serving through the War
with credit appsincd Secretary of Legation TO England
in 1885, when John Adams Minister. He here thus
become acquainted with and married Miss Adams in Eng
land The Journal record of that residence abroad the
Letters mainly written Mrs Smith by her husband
and other connections The following paragraph from let
ter of her father John Adams while President in 1877
speaking of his since llutrious John Quincy Adams
has arrested attention:
Your brother John continues give the highest satstac
ton Government by his great industry his deep discern
men his Independents spirit and his splendid talents.
hear such concentrations of him other man abroad
obtains
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10
IycrrM Villages. For The Tribune.

r Editor At the request OF several trends OF the PLAN
send you the following sketch OF the subject which Is
attracting increasing attention.
The OBJscT
To give youth physical meAal and moral education, and
extend ssluary influence through the United States and
over the Globe Plan.
l. To select location favorable for the site of rural vii
lagc having reference health market mechanical hort
cultural and agricultural operations from 800
1000 sufficiently large that the increased value shall
be adequate the design.
. To form corporate oint-Stock Company, consisting OF
1000 Shares, 25 800 each bearing interest per
per Let these Shares be taken in different
parts of the MON. No than 20 be held by an
individual To be distributed among young persons OF good
character whe wish invest in Savings Bank; Me-
chanic Teachers and Families who wish tc reside IN the
village who send their children the Seminary for Eu
cation Teachers and Professional Men deeply interested in
practical Educaton Business and Influential en and such
Capitalists would be likely bequeath Stock ioi the sup
port of orphan Children before they shall be able 10 earn
their expenses.
3. The Stockholders elect annually twelve Trustees
Directors, vino shall appoint such Officers Professors eac-
ers, &c shall be necessary. and the Institution
T. Let halls of instruction be built also workshops be
erected and rented to respectable intelligent Mechanics who
will employ Teachers and Students uness they have other
work hours day. and pay them what they respectively
Gardeners and Farmers in the neghbohood will also
give employment.
AROUND the INSTITUTION Oh lle lidCt, IcI
parks, ard small pastue-lots be laid with and
alleys let the building and pasture outlots be appraised
and sold sufficiently low induce settlers and yet their IN
creased value will of land seminary buildings
shops and expenses The receipts from sales be divided
Stockholders until the of their investment with
while it invested returned Stockholders to
have the privilege if they desire invest in another yceum
Village Thus, after the original Capital has been returned
the Stockholders the Institution which has been created
by the increased value and profits of the original purchase
After the return to Stockholders of the original Capital and
Interest the annual dividend Of profits will be influenced by
advantages of location enterprise skill and success OF The
Institution. per may be safely calculated upon
the First Lyceum Village and Seminary which has
menced operations.
1ueust :, 1871. H. o. :
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

DgTLDERs, HARDwARE, at 90 Divisien-street-A
d complete assortment of Sash Pues Butt Hinges. Screws Amer
lean and English Knob Lsks Fine Plate, Dead Cupboard Draw
Chest fadL.eks Barrel Round Square sFrng Flush and
the ae all sold low as al any place III Inc
city.
Also Cut Nails by the ca,k the lowest mak1 pre- WIN
ml7d JOssrh NrhD.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

DR WARD, ll3 Chamber his practice the
~ Of diseases of women and children His long experience this
branch profession enables hm where others have failed
Dr. Wards method Of female complaints toeque
but Dr. W. operates for strabaus
slnintsg club feet and all other defories with
Office hours from TO II A N. ard 10 : P. VI
E ALLEN WARD NJ. D., Surgeon,
Professor OF Diseases Of Women and Children,
iyq II No. ll3 Chambers n. Y
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

TOUGH REARDS
DLEAsURE IN SHAVING by the use OF CHAPMAN ,
MAGIC RAZOR STROP which every person may keep
his perfect order, whether sea or on land pn
different properties win
metallic Hone, of times the OF the ana
finishing the simple cskn. Retail prices % cents 20 ee
size ana
The performing part IS Strop the sihs as one ~ o.
The performing part IS cents Stop warranted 10 oe
;S r.. n,,nhossr n. di.s.ps6ed Jv30
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10
VI. sTONyNGTON. DA1LY,


HARNDEN Il cos AIner-
Ea-HgH Ez93Aa .I1 and Foreign spress, Foreign
esssss H.58a HEta SlsA Letter aud General Forwarding
1Ofce-Packsges Of all kinds,
sample goods specie bank will be received and ardea
hy Express o and from the following places:
Leeds Eng Dublin aud Cork Ireland Glasgow and Greenock
Hvre Fance and from Boston Providence
NewYork Philadelphia and from Troy and Albany having recently
made arrangements with the Peoples Line that effect
HARNDEN & CO. will attend collecting paying Drafts,
Bills the purchasing Of goods do
crpion kind which they undertake.
promptly.
kept their Boston, NewYork Philadelphia
Albany Offices Cunad Mail Line steamships also,
Western, the sailing packets from New
York.
TAKE NOTCE-Pakages either Office, for England or
any place. any contain eters
~ B-All goods he marked HARNDEN & CO., VINO arc
of articles or property
assumed by can any be
attached and Railroad the ~ Steam Naviga-
ton " whose their crates are Or
NAV them their contents any time
Fletcher Alexander co.. Liverpool and
London; Co., Bankers, Paris, Francc Thos Curtis,
Esq Bo.tan Goodhue Co, New-York Carey Hart Phadei
phia; Thos. w. Olcor, Esq, Albany. . -
OFTicEs-No 2 Rorstree, Troy le Exchange Albany ~
South Third street. Philadelphia; 81 Churcheet Liverpool
Court street, Boston Union Buildings Providence.
WM WYMAN, Agent, Nc. Wn!lstre New York.
100 ,f HARNDEN & co
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

DLUE sMALTs.-2O cask. F E, and FF F.F E Eng
ID lish Blue sralts, just received and for sale BY
iy22 PERsSE & BROOKS, 81 Libertys.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

DUSBAR's Cheap Shoe and Cater Boot Store -!
- Boperv, Walker and Hester streets where may
h. had LADIES' risse, and chdrens Gutter Boots
great varieties Caters, 81 - - D. y3 I'm
I ANE,s FRENCH sEaOEs.-fiaving perased an 4d-
yerement IN NcwYork Tribune, of June II the
Miller and finding therein used for the Pur-
Of inferior quality those which sup
New York with take this method TO inform
Them used without solely to palm
upon patrons of the old stand Lane Murray
made tho pun alIu-
Allen conducted business for OF
employment and then merely block
OUT the uppcrs for weknowu
Illness of Mr. Lane he trimmed
pair ladies' boots for sufficient
competent least did not
sider aim will find supply the article they former
sup pied With at the old stand, No l Mrrray-stree.
US ay- THOMAS LANE & SON.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

CoIycIDEYcEs.-In the cventful life of Napoleon, the
number Is associated with many important
that you will scarcely deny something more than casually
Such engagement from which lie assumed the cen
suate; that of Torna on the Berena; the battles of
Lepsic and Waterloo which were all fought the 18th of
the month On that day also he landed ST Helena
and on the 18th also, the Belle Poue sailed with his re-
mains for France. [Dendy's Philosophy of Mystery.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

WILLIAMS CoLLEcE-The annual Commencement of this
,aton will be on Wednesday the 18th inst. There will
prize rhetorical exhibition usual the evening prece-
' The Address before the Adelphc Union will be de-
Need by Rev. TYRos EDWARDS Of Rochester, N Y.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

Tue ROUTINE OF OLD AGF-Suppesc an ANIMAL jack
ass for instance should eat, and sleep, during whole
day. and every day the what author burst write his
life! His shaking, brayng and browsing. would scarcely
produce anecdotes sufficient for history This exactly my
case II my actions were observed round the day. the OBJ
server would see nothing And yet he would much
should he watch round the whole week He might as
well write the progress Of a clock. | nave now, July "a,
passed through nine months Of my 10Th year without one
incident of moment VIM. Huttons Lie
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10
81 ROnTS nOOTs AND SIIOEs.-Look and

q BOOTS, BOOTS AND SHOEs.-Look ans
@ then call La Chatham directly opposite the
Tradesnan's Bank stands old Boss RICHARDS Boot
T Museum. Great good and wenacru-and OF the
grane of the day. All who wish to hun
rc thousand pair hisnabc and durable Boots and Shoes
hbted saea who wish the largest boot ever
exhibited the ~ed made 9 Gtder-al who wish TO en-
courage London Paris and Philadelphia fashons-al who
wish the honest mechaBcal who are opposed TO
Monopoly and who Boots and Shoes rich
invited limb for the slow sn-
ling and the largest the world stands the door at
iy3l Inn BOSS RICHARDS IA Chaham-sqr
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10
PRICE ONE CENT.
+ H E t r | B Z N E .
STATE PRISON LABOR.

YEw-YoRK, TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 10.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10
CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE GOODS.
.AY.s InPRaYED sREET RURBER ovl

& -
IL SHoES-5-O0 pair LADIES' Geutemens for sale The
uppe of m truly elegant Oer-shoe made from the Rsbber
America sheets exceedingly elastic Inc
shoe tseo every width OF foot softer than French
the approved Broadway fashions ne
leather ad between the rubber are joined to-
be perfectly proof These Shoes have
and general satisfaction
Every pair decoIpo the uppc TO loosen from
The trade invited these and genera as
Rubber the fall trade
HORACE H. DAY, Successor Q Roxbury l. K. Co.
,ua Malden-lane
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

GREAT BARGAINS in Dry Goods at HOPPER slORSt
" Establishment 2l9 Grecnwichst Of Barclay
subscribers have Just lots Of Goods well selected
for city and country trade.
NCouatry Merchants invited call and examine our e1
Of Goods.
HOPPER MORSE & Co. 2l9 Greenvlch-st
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

Mr Editor At the request Of several friends Of the plan,
send you the following sketch of the subject which is
attracting increasing attention;
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10
GREENWECH POTTERY
16l EiRhtecnth-s h-sfrc0t,

26I Eighteenth-sfre0t,
BETWEEN TESTH AVENUES
TIME respectfully the Public that ne continues
the following articles whea he offers io e on
reasonable terms
S.ne Ware Ware Portable Furnace Chimney Pots
Stove Tubes Tile de Fire BRICK DEagglst and
Chemical Ware &c. &c.
;oS an WASHINGTON SMITH.
DOUDRETTE-O0 barrels of Poudret,e, choice article
L for 100 Nas>su-sL, up
Also FERTILlZNG POWDERS or Flowers Vines and grass,
pIots IN boxes of buske half buse peek free from al fou
seeds or offensive olor l20 Nassau up stars c
~ " D. K. MINOR, Agent
received the place for removing the contents
Cesspoos much less offensive lhah e
ordinary mode, al the cost, by the - o,,,..-,.
aus lws NEW-YORk POUDRE IL CohfaNi-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-02

$1,000 An Important substitute for Caiop,l
proPretors OF this article keeping in view tho fact
,hS wise AMI benevolent Being has pac within the
cSe OF ah remedies adapted To the
oie diseases OF the South and West based upon or
Bahe or functional deang ofthe liver
atehuon 10 those articles which espt eay on
the hillary organs. '' "
Alter long labOrious and expensive research thew hayo
succeeded IN extracting substance from the TOM Alto
Nch rom us peculiar effect upon the hepaiic blnaTy
organs ;hey have denumnated fspaige II Is me,isein
mat viii produce all the beneficial results OF CalomeL n
oot acute ana chronic diseases, without possibility of
Ptocin the deieterous consequences common 10 thai
aIueIc It's action nron the constitution no
Paito the system escaping its influence is however,
uPoh tc organs o secretion and eNcTeton great
power Is particularly manifested hence IL Ia peeuiia,v
adapted ~ The treatment of bilious cvcrs and other is
portal circle prevail. 49, 49,
IL is admissible in all cases where Is necessary 10
cleanse the stomach and bowels. Il
anu eAces aquck and healthy action ofthe live ohor
sanduar vsccra OF tc abdomen. Being dusibe In its
the surface % he body. accompanied by gentle perap.
IAon Hdoes no. exhaust like drastic pun ses; still
uon " more UNIVERSAL and may Oftrn be repeated NOT
merely wan safety but with benefit This bee
nuisensaby necessary la Of long standing, for
en intense temporary impressions made by strong ed
elnes seldom ever, do good, but tend njure
nina Of the constitution.
is cleansing and purifying the sysen acts In per.
eet harmony With the known laws OF life, and unoubt
ey one Of the valuable offered for n.
lie trial and inspection. 49,
For convenience, this Is grain
pulls The white pills are eGIhdrfe diierare diap1Orsi
&c and durefe The yellow pills ATE tonic sfi1,, ana
dfaDhoTehe. For sale wholesale and retail, Nv
ALEXANDER DUvAL,
~ " Richmoni