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JOSHUA ROBERTS.
An extraordinary case Of Rheu
matisns, accompanied acsM
Diaqwh9G and Nervous
ebaLitu.

Mr.. Joseph Hart, from being exposed to cold
was attacked with most painful Rheumatic com-
plant of the head, and neck, which continued with
distressing violence for several months. The
principal symptoms were--a swelling and excru-
catng pain in all the joints, and entire loss Of
their use both the pain and the fever generally
Uttered an increase in the evening. The pains
we're increased on the slightest motion, and were
more severe in the night time. constant diar-
rhea, which produced its general consequences
atulency, lowness of spirits, and general wasting
of the body. He was indeed extremely i'll that
his medical attendant could not possibly give the
least hopes of his recovery, and it was generally
believed by his relatives and friends that all the
medicines or treatment in this world could not give
him any relief But seeing an advertisement Of
Huut's Botanic Pills, he was directed by an A.
mighty Province to use them; he did so, and az
ter fortnight they produced favorable change.
and he is now healthy and strong man.
~ KWw~
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Distressing case ofsevere Spas
.maodic Asthma, perfectly cur
ed by Hunts Botanic Pills.

Mr. Henry White, was for the space Of two year
afflicted with severe Asthma, which proceeded
from wet and cold: all the worst symptoms Of the
complaint followed tightness across the chest,
with difficult and distressing breathing. During
the last year Of his Illness the disease increased so
alarmingy to prevent his following any business,
having lost his speech, and being threatened with
immediate sufocation, until copious expectoration
would come on, which only gave him relief for a
few hours. The physicians who attended him, pro-
nounced his complaint beyond the possibility OF
cure, but last Providence directed pamphlet TO
be left at his house, after which he procured some
of DIR Hunts Botanic Pills, and after taking few
boxes he found himself entirely free from the comp
plant, being capable at this time of any exercise,
even Of walking forty miles daily, and having all
the enjoyments Of perfect health.
HENRY WHITE.
H0BsERvE that the Label on each Box has the
following inscription:-s' Entered according 10
Act of Congress, the year 1899, By William
Erans, in the Clerks Office in the Southern Dis
trict Court of NeD- York"
O- NONE OTHER is GENUINE.
PRICE rs CENTS PER BOX.
Sold at 100 Chatham Street, Ne,c- York
and by L. Perry, S,Oanton, IT.
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NO Cure! NO pay!

YUy HOSE, afflicted with Suffering OF O.nu ~
pediment in their Speech, can be ene ecu ~
cured BY applying to the undersigned VINO n'' r.
during a long experience and IN many ass ~ Is
cases, opportunity to test the superiority :.,'. r.
system and Witnessed the most 'aso'aD"
suits. Satisfied that he can easily ano N.+y
pain effect radical cure in any person a' h .
under this disagreeable maady, when mus " 1.
annoviap 10 the individual as i IS distressing II,
beare, he Is induced respectfully to eau WV
,en,;on Of those whom it may concern !" W. AZ,
,;co And he is also prepared 70 aOso Sow,
from the obligation Of PAYING. u "O'
cured. ARG y GROGAN,
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CONSUMPTION Cured.

Mr.. Edward Russell, was, in December las,
suddenly seized with cold shiverngs, which were
succeeded by pains in every part Of the body. The
pains continued severe until the month OF May,
when he began to spit blood, this was shortly after
succeeded by hacking cough, swelling and pain
in the chest, and the discharge of blood from the
mouth became considerable; these symptoms,
which are so often the messengers of sudden DEATH
we're, in the course Of a few weeks, followed by
thick viscd suppuraton, mingled with blood. This
circumstance appeared to give him a temporary re-
lief, as the cough became less troublesome and the
appetite increased. The discharge of pus increas-
ed, and the body was SO wasted as to assume al
the appearances of one who fingers in the last stage
of Consumption. The physicians who attended
satifsed in their opinion,tha no hope remined
and that further trial Of medicine would be entirely
useless. In this dire and forlorn state, he began
to use Hunts Botanic Pills, and BY taking few
boxes Of the medicine he has received perfect
cure, and has since enjoyed excellent health. The
unexpected recovery ofMr. Russell, has astonished
all his relatives and r' ends, and he tenders these
mes to DR.. Hunt with everlasting gratitude.
ID n
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REMOVAL.

TwvHE subscriber informs his friends and tha
u public in general that he has removed his
shop 10 his dwelling house ia Broadway No. i,
where be is ready io meet all calls
E.B. Cutting Al short notice for cash, and
none need apply without the PAY, except those
JAMES MURPHY.
ewanson. Dec 2d. 1910. 81
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DIR. HATCH,

Weaving removed from Hghgate TO swsnton
Ia Falls, IN the house lately occupied BY DR..
Co,e, woald respectfully inform the inhabi-
lasts tia, he ID in readiness TO attend TO calls in
ahs lire Of ais profession. s..ffE&r T0
Swasios, TsA. IA. ISL.
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LANES =. GRO6A''
PHG NIX H 0 U > b.

Corner Of Lake and Ma'p9 ol
Formerly keptby Samuel Bs'''"''
ST. ALBANs, FERMofi. ,;.sd., .
HNHE Subscriber would ih'o'% us ,ba. be =
IL the travelling public generany s,,nd Is
rented the above well known ave" ,sadnes
term OF years, and holds himseIi u ';,S, cal
wait upon all who may favour hun VIZ Sooss y .
ac-A Carriage will run from nls .;r n, ~
Steam Boat.landing during the na' ,,s, b. -
A book will be kept at the Bar 70 mn b tatss
of passengers for The boat, who WI"
lef in any part of the village, nryMAs,
late ofht BurlihsIpS .,Sss.S
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CERTIFICATES.
Feuer and Agne cured.

To DR.. Hunt:
Dear Sir--Beleving it duty | owe you asa
successful practitioner, as well as those who may
be similarly afflicted. take pleasure in acknow
edging the benefit have derived from the US
uouy valuabla Medieine
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WILLIAM IUChEN'
Liuer Complaint, aoith much
arrangement of the Ner-
yOus SgStem.
UOuS SgStem.

Mr.. Joshua Roberts was afflicted with bilious
and nervous disease to an alarming degree, being
attended with all the distressing SYMPTOMS which
affect relaxed constitution, viz A sick head
ache, loss Of appetite, gddiness in the head, pain
in the stomach after eating, unusual remors, shit
ing spasmodic pains in every part of the body, cold
chills, sallow complexion, costseness, and a
constant dull pain in the right side, which ofte
induced the most dreadful debility; indeed, he
thought he was afflicted with every internal com
plant the human body is liable to- He was gene
rally making trial of various remedies, all Of which
were equally fruitless until he had recourse to
Hunts Botanic Pills, from the superior virtues Of
w!qch medicine his health is perfectly re-estabish
ed, and is now able to pursue his employment
rom pain or disease, . .s5a5 ,..... 3
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ur aaee Of unceasing gratitude and esteem
p. NJ. MCCORMICK.
Newark, N. j., July 81, 1889.
Dyspepsia, or Indigestion, EE-
fectudllu Cured.

Mr.. WIN. Tucker having lately been restored 10
sound state OF health, through the efficacy of Dr.
Hunis's Botanic Pills, thinks IL an indispensable
duty to state certain facts relative TO the disease
under which he had so long suffered. The SYM
toms we're "a painful obstruction, with constant
rejection of food, headache, papllatioa Of the
heart, lowness of spirits, troublesome dry cough,
dizziness, tightness at the chest and dihculty oil
breathing, almost constant pain IN the SIDE, IONS
and shoulders accompanied with much lauguor s
debility. These affections, together with an un-
usual degree of latulence, brought on such state
ofextreme weakness, as to prevent him from at
tending to his business, and his health appeared
lost beyond recovery. His friends and relatives
became alarmed at the melancholy prospect, aud
strongly recommended Hunts Botanic Pills---they
were administered, and in few days produced
astonishing relief and finally realized perfect re
storation 10 sound health.
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NNHE subscriber has given his son William II.
~ Moritz his time, during the remainder OF his
minority, aud he would notify all concerned, that
he will claim none of the said VIM. II. MoriiE's
earnings, nor pay any debts of bis contracting
after thisdate.
JOHN NORTH.
Highga,e. 9th dug, 1870. 1873
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DIR. T.iYL0

DIR. TITLU
Bulsam of Liuertcori, has been
used successfully Ior eight
years in the cure Comsump-
ton and Liver complaints
remember, the original and
genuine is made only at 375
Borpery, N. Y. all others are
spurious and unauthorized.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-14
GREAT BRITAIN AND TEXAS.
Treaty Of Commerce and Navigation b,iwsen n
RtpHJtic Of Teras and Cy,ot g,;,o;

Irehy o. Commerce and Navigation bsI,ossn The
h'pnCte Of Teras and Great Britain.
The Republic Of Texas and her Majesty ,b.
queen OF The United Kingdom Of g reat BRIAN and
Ireland, being equally desirous Of nforJ,no .v,,,
iaciiiy and encouragement to their respective chi
IchS ana subjects engaged IN commercial inter
course with each other, have nominated rs tbei,
ptsnipoientiafy 10 conclude a treaty OF rearc a.,
this purpose, tha, Is to say,
The Republic Of Texas, Gen. james Hamilton
And her Majesty the Queen Of IN. I-o;,,,,
Kingdom Of Great Britain and Ireland ,bs 80,
lion. Henry John Ylscount PaImsrston R,ron
temple feer Of ireland, member Of her R,t,,.
NC mnJesiy's most honorable Pfivy Council
menOer o' Parliament, knight grand cross of IN.
most honorable order Of the Bath, md her g,i,,o.
NC Malesiy's principal Secretary Of State for Fo-
who, after having communicated IN each o,t.,
their respective fall powers found IN GOOD and Jc
iorrn, nave agreed upon and concluded the follow.
ABrroLE !. There shall be reci,,oc,r ri,.,.,,, r
/ commerce and navigation between and ornon,, d.
ctzens OF the Republic Of Texas and The s,,l';,,
OF hcf Britannia Majesty; the citizens d, s,,i,se,s
o' use Two countries respectively shall not nav IN
the pofts, hafDOrs, roads, cities, tovyns M, II -.
whatsoever, 10 either State, any otbs, ~, 49,,
duties, taxes or imposts, under whntsosye, ns,ne
designated or included, than those " bieb are 49,
paid ny the citizens or subjects Of the most fvosJ
ndohsi nho the cluzens or subjects fespectvelv ~
the two high contracting parties, shall enjoy ,bs
same rights, privileges, liberties, favors inmunties
and exemptions IN matters Of commerce and nsvi.
CATION, that are granted, may hereafter be Grant
co. ~ either country TO the citizens or subjects Of
the most favored nation. No duty OF customs nj,
other imPosts shall be charged upon any goods. the
produce Of the country, upon importation by sea or
~ land, from such country 10 the other bgkertban
the GUY or lmposts charged upon the goods Of the
same KIND, the produce Of or imported rom snv
o'her country. And the Republic Of TeYa, snd
1er majesty, the Queen Of the United Kinodooo NJ
Great Britain and Ireland, do hereby bind and en-
themselves no. TO grant any favor, privilege.
OF immunity N matters Of commerce and navigs'
Won 70 'ne CITIZENS o. subjects Of any Other sts,e
INC, n,eh shal, not be also and nj the same time err
70 Ihe clIzens or subjects Of the other high
party, gratuitousiy, Il the concession IN
on ~ tna' other State shall have been gratoitous
s.,;o, s.'ns as nearly as possible the same eompen
have been conditional. VIC 'oh'esson shall
none o,,o, 70 duties Of tonnage, harbour. light.
"oNs., P'oege' Quarantine or o,,er siroiI,, 10
PonoIng duties cfwhslever nature or unde, wha'tss,
''"O'"O"' SIM" be imposed in either country
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-14

A New York paper states that tt. Loeofoco uu.
th"res OF that city have removed the sole, remain
ing Wing who held Office in the corporation. All
Others had been prescribed before him, and now his
"bood is she'd"
1 he same thing was done in Baltimore, where
the Locoioeos have the control. Not one Wbig
was 'ei'' as a monument Of Federal clemency and
toleraiion. No worth-no services could avail -
save single one! And yet it Is the perpetrators Of
this wholesale and ndiscrminate prescription. who
have the shameless effronIery to complain Of wbir
prescription! Out upon them-ther bypoe,;ev !,
worse than their heartless intolerance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-14
HSGEIA HOTEL.
on n pnINr rnMrno.r u

TUE subscribers respectful " announce io their
lends and the public IN general titthey have taken
hh1hIA HOTEL, which has been h,te up In 4 stye foT
the convenience and eomiou OF visitors not by
aions and additions have been made To the est bshment
has nav between seventy and eighty rooms all neat
aD, ana wen iuTnishcl besides rpacOus Saloon bali
Room Billiard Room Reading Room and feetoTy with
various uci sources OF anusenenis suit the tastes Of
all their visitors
They nacr themselves that from the long experience Of
one OF TIE Pfoptienta In of tu largest aud most ro
spcetbie establishments IN tie country and their deter
nnaton 10 please, they Will bc cnshle To give entire "a
isiacIon 70 all who may be pleased tn give thsmA calf
BAIblNG Tie Bstlrins Houses have been enlarged
and fitted up and comfortable manner both IN,
Warm and Sea Bathing. which viii be carefully aenedJo
REGULAR Boarders will bp admitted gratis 10 the Gen
Baths, ani viii bc charged small compensation 10 Ibs
Ino1er'to cm rgo 70 both will be made to iran.
The deletfu situation of OLD Pout for the enjoyment,
ol the Heh bfeeLo aud Bathing tho nne Push Crabs AMI
Oysters ~ every variety, the convenience OF pIoering
eNey uclcaey OF The season FROM the rich farms in III
Libeih Ciiy county aude Norfolk k T. from whieb can
be procured supplies of fresh Meas Poultry vrEeai he
anh ihe choices. fruits daily the over The broad
ltnn nc Inc OF ba"shp, bearing The broad
Pcnant ~ soe gallant Commodore down a. the nue "a
~. ,sn ul.h lne choicest docsclcs Of the season
lress Monroe sud Pod Calhoun The beautiful pTonensie
ons ~ lhe ~ desirable places In the ooudTy 10 resort
10 lorheallh anil pleasure.
Ths BAH viii Do supplied with the choicest Wines sud
ew ozen 81 that superior old Wine iai was 20 much
alIeu ~ me omcoI.m Fortress Monroe, and which he
Deea so hRhy eNoedby somo of our avn connolsseufs
70 which will be added Ponsrs pale aud brown Rberfc-
nG ",d NaJelra AMI variety ofolher choice Wines
JUDGES ana thBy determined 10 put hes AZ such
aseorlnfio qdaiiyyas Gamma Auto sise sp,ire ssshs
The facilities Of reaching and deparng from Old Point
give great advantage over most other places of resort
mouth, lanes River Washngon and Baiiitnorc iouslf
ihcfe daily abring convenience for gtrvlns aodie
Old fon, Comfori, Va. N "estisk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-14
AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL
SnIIErHNr -. -

The several Committees appointed TO award pre
mums at the show and fair on the PC h, are respect
fully requested TO meet the Executive committee n,
Goddin's spring, on Saturday next, the 9Th. At
o'clock z. NJ. The following named gentlemen
compose the Committees viz
Nos ], and 3-Bernard Peyton, l. w Cham.
betlayne and Henry Carter.
Nos ., and 6-R G Hadin, A Robinson IT..
and w Gooch. I'''
Nos and s-Corbin Warwick, C T Bolts and
VIM ID Sims.
No 9-Wm II Muefrland, n DENLY and John
Vanlew. ''''
No io-R b Haxall, DR.. II Myers, and Charlie,
III M sublett, VIM MeCrery, and Henry
~ No PIT S Dickin, Frank Staples and Thomas
No ls-G AMyers, w II Howell and Philip
Duval. JIG. N "''P
No l4-R Hill jr, VIM Palmer and Peter w
Grubbs. s' '"
seph Mayo. "O ~
No l6-G wOodfn. r G Tuns,all and A
Goblin. N "a
No Ut White, C Read and Robert Carte,
Page.
The Executive Committee,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-14
by LAST EVENINGS MAIL
LOGAN.

Al 'aSt' we have something like news from this
county; but 1t is not altogether Ineligible. A Mr.
|lendenin Is elected, whose politics seem of tho
neouIous order. The Kanawha Patriot professe,
not 10 know how to class him, bu, out OF abundant
certainty, puts him among the Locos. IL appears
that he was dissatisfied with Van Buren,, Ia good
'ignD and did not vote at all at the Presidential
election. Giving the Locos Logan, the Wings
have majority of on joint ballot-enough for
all useful purposes. The smnllness Of the major.
ty will prove-rksome TO both parties-unless thew
consent to par of, as they do in Washington
when they get thirsiy-A degree Of refinement not
yet attained in this Metropolis.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-14
From u, Lsui,rill. l......,

ne bos'on Post, speaking Of President Tvi.,,,
fue Tor removing oil Office holders who b.v. 49,
braTIing IN elections, says. "''' Oe'"
The rule Is 'rPosi JaetO, retroactive in il,
uoni violation OF natural justice as il !, NJ ~ g.
our institutions, which forbid or posf Gos
and oiindividual citizensD ' "''e'
There is some beautiful I.ocoCoco do,,,;,. f.
you. rule TO turn men out Of of5ee n, ,vha' .oI
may nave already done is Ter post aeio and tbers.
io'e, contrary TO "he FIRST principles Of our ins,i,r
IONS Hence, 4 men are turned out AZ ali. ,he,,
20 pc turned out, not for what they have done
oo n 'SI what somebody may apprehond that thew
EoeoloeoIsm Is gstIIng TO b. very irsnscendep,.I
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-14
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT

AZ meeting ofthc Officers OF the SAD Re,imep,
OF virglna Militia, held at New Kent Cour. Hons a
on me on day Of May, isai, Il, being the first day
sp.e. e o w. lot INC purpose OF ,e.uyng their
me United States; Col. Edward q. Crumn was
ea'Ied tothe Chair, aud Lieut.. Thomas IL. Wilcox
appointed Secretary-whoieupon, the following
p,ssinoe and resolutions, prepared by committee
.heo. A. Lacy, Finch, Jordan and Richardson. and
aulatans Douglas, TO which the Chairm,n and Sc
cfe'ary we're added, were submitted, and unani.
mously adopted:
II Whereas, it hath pleased the Great Dispenser Of
au events TO remove from the theatre OF human nc.
uon William Henry Harrison, late Chief MASS.
uae OF the United States, we feel il to be peculiarly
proper IN u.s. inasmuch rs the afore mentioned IL
.usunous individual was born within the limits OF
our Regiment, and served many wears of hi, life AS
military officer, TO pay rs officers n ,ribu,c Of re-
sPec'' however inadequate, to his memory.
ISL hesored, That We feel deeply sensible of
the great calamity which has befalen the nation in
,r o u'In o. William Henry Harrison, its late illus.
uous rfesiIen' and while We are indisposed To
m1rmur at the dspensations Of an Oo,niseien, Pro-
Vidence, we could have wished that this Gun L,a
been suffered to pass by u.s. "'1
20. htsofrsd, That the officers Of the SOD Re,i
ment desire to express to the isconsoI,te family or
the deceased their unfeigned coincidence for mr.. ~
!ePaiao'e oss they have sustained bu, ut the sam,
ume 10 remind them OF the consong reflection thai
Their loss is his gain" '"'
.,J .Lc,a, ihat we concur in the propriety
anu eheeLiuy respond to the suggestion of the Act
RESIDENT OF the United States, of setting apnr,
Tue IAN INST as day Of Fasting and Praver for
our national bereavement '@' o'
+th. fesotped, That we will wear the usual b,d,o
mourning Tor thirty days from the present time.
q ' IN Rt'oarsd, That We tender to Col. Edward
hin, lump ~ our thanks for the course pursued by
, ~ changing the time Of our dill from the Ia,b
10 me ON instant, in order to avoid the eona;c,'
ing OF our duties az officers with the solemn err
monies set apart for the 18th instant; and ior m.
very appropriate suggestions made by him in the
progress of our proceedings. ' ~ '''o
9Th. Re'Oipsd. That tho Richmond n,n,,s ho -,
ques'ed to publish the above proceedings.
IT, T.. G. CRUMP, Chairman.
IHos Ii. Wilcox, Secretary.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-14
PRESENTATION OF THE TIPPECANoE FLAG.
INTERESTING CORRESPONDENTS.
To the President Of the United States.
New Yopx Mov 1871


New YoRK, MAY |, Is4I.
In May last on the Tippecanoe BATTLE-GROUND
IN presence OF some thirty-thousand peopIe I ,yo,
inuusted by the surviving soldiers Of that memorn
BILE field with the flag that was i'm the midst and ,hL
est OF the strife. which was comman ded 10 take In
thIs commercial metropolis, to be displayed here
before our fellow citizens rs a living spee king en,
blem Of the valor OF their old Commando and of
perils he had undergone. When the political con-
test was over lin which his courage had been oncs
TONED, and the People had seated him as Pre,iden,
IN the White House at Washington, | was also IN
oear II there and, IN the name ofhis fellow. soldiers
request him 10 deposte II among the honored ,ro
phiss OF the Republic. | promised on that Ground
10 execute this commission, and with an earnest
convection Of coming succesS-that the yoRry.rwo
FOUNDER OF the Empire State should herald ,ts mr..
rival therei but, IN the midst OF scenes so eyenfuI
as those OF MARCH, put OFF the duty, in the hope of
more quiet day. when, now, alas! there is the oui.
ct OF the grave! -
! see, therefore, no way so proper to obey the
orders oi the brave men of Tippecanoe as TO Law
this nag before you, the successor, for whom were
the dying InJunctions Of their iustrious Chief and
upon upon whom ms ONCE, and, trust his spirit, has
iailen, with the request that you will caTTy out ia.
wish oi his compatrots in arms by depostno IL
among the trophies Of the Republic bee Won IN
Their name, most tenderly TO cherish IT, Other d,ps
OF our countrymen have. no doubt been as gallant
~ defended, and were as glorious on land or sea.
OUT "h'le they may have won but a single ship. or
single held, this has the high honor OF winning
whole States, of conquerng empires, indeed. An
old Eagle like this borne by the poineers Of The
wilderness, that has added to the reign of the cross
The reign Of liberty and law, becomes holy ern.
Diem, with It's IN hoe Signo vinCes upon il CRYING
out as from the spirit Of the past to the future and
wheh, MS the country beeomes older and greater
becomes tonIl postsrty holier and deafer
have the honor 10 he yours, respertCullv.
JAMES BROOKS.