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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-28


BY some administration members which
drew from Mr. Graham tie following
remarks:
+ Mr.. GRAHAM, from North Carolina,
rose and said that he had originally enter.
tanned no design to participate in this dis.
eussien. Those whom be represented
leo lar ss he had ascsrtsined their wish.
EEL were generally opposed TO the policy
OF pre emplions, and he. himself. concur
ing in that opinion, had intended 10 con
tent himself with a silent vote, but for
certain doctrines which had been advance
ed and facts stated in the progress Of the
debate. The bill would have been far
less Objectionable 10 him had The amend
osnI prevailed which was offered by the
senator from Kentucky, mir. Criuenden,)
linlling the bounlies which il proposed
TO confer 10 American citizens, and ex.
GLIDING unnsturslIzsd foreigners. But.
Ia resisting this amendments. The disiin.
enished senator from New York. (Mr.
Wright had commended that any Que Of
the ststes had the rishsto confer The cleo
tive franchise on foreigners wi,hsu, ma.
tOrslizstion. according TO the laws Of the
United Slater, and thus enable them "a
VOC in elections under this government;
aud the honorable senator from Illinois
mir. Young who has just t.ken bis seat
had stated that this doclrins vas actually
carried out in practice 10 his state, fol
that there aliens had voted after a resi-
dencs al ak months. He could not but
regard such doctrine 80 directly in the
ieslh Of the Constitution OF tho United
States. The honorable senator from N
York. tMr. Wrigh',) understands thi'
power To belong to a.tate by reason Of III,
general provision in tue Constitution th.
members Of The House oil Representatives
and lbs President are directed to be che
sen by The people Of the several state.
and thai 'sIhe electors in each state shall
have the qualifications requisite Tor elec
tors OF the most numerous brsnch of III,
STATE Legislature" II vas unnecessary
for Mr.. q. 10 remind one who showed
himself so familiar with such subjects o
the ordinary rule Of Interpretation, Iha
all paris Of the instrument must be looked
to in giving il construction, and lhs
general words were oftentimes controlled
by particular provisions. The section o.
the Constitution Immediately preceding
that referred to by the senator from New
York. was equally general in its terms
IAN legislative powers herein granted
shall be vested in Congress Of the u.
States. which shall consist Of 4 Senate
and House Of Representatives" Ii VS.
look no further than this clause, the Sen.
aIe and House Of Representatives can
make laws without hiudrsnce or concur
renee from any other department Of The
government. The words are IS compre
henslEe as any that our language can az.
ford. But IN the subsequent part Of the
Constitution. We learn that no act OF Con.
gress snail become law unless il receive
tlhe appreciation Of tie PresiLep, except
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-28

France and BueRos .2yres.-We have
been favored with Rio de Jsnelro paper
Of the 25th November. containing a copy
OF the treaty Of peace recently concluded
between the French Admiral and The
gosernmeni Of liuenos Ayres.
The news that the treaty had been
concluded produced, it appears, a great
sensation al alonIevideo. Ali The French
residing there protested against tie act.
aud resolved u draw up petition to be
sent ~ tie French Chambers. MAJ. lat.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-28

From The year 1872 TO 1896, the
foreign loans taken in l.ondon, amount.
cd 10 $4,000, 000--ue $3.50, GOO, 600.
No United Sac, loans we're included ~
The abotc.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-28
Remarks OF Mr.. Graham,
IN tie sessic % The United States on The bill
10 establish permanent pre- emption system
in fsyvf " settlers on the Pablo Lands.

A motion was pending TO exclude To-
reigners not naiursliIed, from Tie bene.
fH Of the bill. during The discussion Of
this point some observations were made
By some administration members which
drew from Mr. Graham lie following
remarks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-13
RF.FELIX GouRAuD'S EAU De BEAUTE
or TRTE WATER OF BEATTY.

TDUBIIC APPROPRIATION has so decidedly stamped
,he superiority of thi, l. OTTO n taat iiitir
reed Ne sad IN yraiss except ibA II Is Ehai pro
fs.s "a be- re-I ciczrtous remedy for erad'cstiDe al
cutaucous Eruptiors, Tar, pimplrs, sPets. y -
gradually producing delicate. cear soft skin transform
,rrucns delicate white neck, hands ani arms and iH
n,r;irg beautiful. juvenile bloom the eonpeNioa
a,Iemen whose faces tender after shayisg VIII ho
,evre!eE beyccd compare aleoraiiDg and AiSy ing
thar most usa,ouhe rrItabiity al the >kin
,nd uniting The au,brcsal qualities, which 'eem like
thousand fragrant posies unique article and nc
,,tak. +: scareratas 7our s ;e,z: az tie derre
m -, s. trerre les tolieties des c=rzrs ct des geT
kor,m.s The following seieciee from AZ abundance
II te,timonisls which have been voluntarily rendered
have voer Eau dc Beaate II use-li = Al admirable
A''N'' AN1 : r. Pu1LLIFs Philsdelphis-
.r,-. had Seve-l CALI for your wash for frecki"s,
Sc adv living here bough boI'!e OF you and SAD 1t
had the desired elect. ~
Ia AK. GcrHzrs, No. Stanvix Hall, Albany.
chesrfuly bear testimony 10 the eeaey ana perfect
ir,ocs Of YOUR Eau lie Bsaute: II l. deeiiediy 'Aua
hlrustc cssnot co-ser that yoE pneiise E's name
The above j. from a lady IL Il Roy PIsee-
s.Dcar SIR Having mad very iA'or'oe oi'!'o.tun'S
Yesterday evening for exparaing on the merits oi YOU
Fsu de- Be.ute and showing The effects u pFo1uced or
nv hands, youog l4dy requested would procure mex
bottle Of il Please send one per bearer.
So strong the propsietors eonTieuon OF me sat'
efficacy o: the above invaluable preparation ~ realAa7
all Tia, j, processes to accomplish that any ds'A''eS
purchaser can receive hi her money back Il
To be had only Dr. G.s Exclusive Once o' aisef
street one from Broad.ay AZ 81 per bottle Anu %
David sand, 4 Co Druggists, =, East Broadway
aul0 eod2m
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suit. The first related TO the place Of the poa'= II
ascending or descendiDg. and the second 10 'ii7
conduct of the boats IN case Of danger a % .'s
rloce The rule was neld TO be that IN passing
,b,ou,b bend the descending boat should Keep
-, ~ channel in order TO avail herself Of lie
..,-ros, and the ascendii boat should keep rognd
~. tar in a. shallow water as possible. The
..,ond rule Is that in case 81 aPprehended coi'-iaa
the descending boa; should stop her engine and
float with the current. thus leayius the ascending
loaf to do the lodging. The defendant. although
he Acknowledged It would be well If there were
such rules, denied that any such were recognized
BY pilots Much testimony wa, addlcod BY both
sides on all these points and Inc Court charged the
jury yey fully upon all the poiats discussed y
he counsel. The issue submitted 10 them Va
whether the plaintiffs lost their boat BY reason q
the negligent or unsiliul uavisationo Of the DanJSe.
If the loss occurred through the fault Of the MIC
farland, or II it was case Of mixed or mutual
faux, or If it was mere misfortune. without fault on
either side, the plaiRtiis could not recover II ths
rule. OF navigation cou,ended for By the plaintiff,
had been proved to have been rs,atl she'd ~ The
general conduct and usage Of pilot, or if these
rules, though not established, were the clear
dictates OF prudence, in either case departure from
these rules would evince such wait of care or
skill as would subjec; the boat 50 DEBATING to TIE
damages thereby occasioned. the measure Of winch
would be the value Of the property DESTROYED
The jury, after az absence of about an honr' re-
turned with verdict 70. the plaintiffs for twen'g
ihou.aaa doIiags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-13
nEaE pEsILOTOKEN, or Fen,ale's T

TNEaE PEsILOTOKEN, or Females Friend
This uedciae may be resorted to with confidence for
The purpose relieving and removing all those COM
p:int- peculiar TO females, which often lead in form
or other to permsnca III health !! will also relieve muca
of the suffering ana pr1Yet those accidents 10 which all
mothers are exposed Pamphlets containing Testimonials
directions and much informant valuable females aud
heads OF fam les may be had gratis where tho Photoken
sold Al 27a and GA Broadway l6s Greene ich-sreot
i2l Pearl 70 and 100 Fulton 80 utson ard u East Broad
Eay 1876 CHATHAM and in Brooklyn by W. Bailey Fulton
street PRICE, 81 30 per bottle au43 I'm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-13

THX LAW OF RIVER NAvlGATIoS.-We find
reported in the Cincinnati Gazette trial in the
Supreme Court of considerable interest and in1por-
lance, especially to all concerned in any way in
river navigation. The material facts of the
were as follows: On the Nth June, 1889 at about
o'clock in the morning, collision took place be-
tween the steamers Danube, descending, and the
mcfarland, ascending the Mississippi, by which
the latter was instantly sunk. 1t occurred at g
place in the river called Walnut Bend. which is
nearly in the shape of horseshoe and from SIN 10
eight .siles ix length although the river at this
poin, is about mile wide, by reason of n bar the
breadth of the channel is only about one-ihird OF
that distance. The two boats were seen By each
other when more than two miles asuader; but as
no pilot il the night could determine the precise
position OF another boat at such distance, no
alarm. was given until they HAD approached within
about one hundred yards OF each other, when the
bells were rung and each boat stopped her engines
The collision however took place, the Danube
striking with her bow the Mactarland nearly II
rghtangles and cutting her nearly onethiti ;hroesh
The owners of the last boa, brought an action 'ot
,respass agains, the PHO, of the Danube, laying
their damages a; $4,000.
The facts were satisfactorily established above
stated. The Plaintiffs, however, cOuiendei that
there were trco rales OF navigation, established
as well by the usage of pilots as by their own in
,rinsic expedicncy, departure from either OF
which. withou. sufficient cause would ev'nce such
negligence or want of skill as TO make the O0a' 50
departing liable for ali the damage that might r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-13

eo sA1iUEL 20. BENEDICT, Watch
Tn EaSer, Merchants Exchange corner OF Wall and
EISo William streets, having formed connection II
si.a business WIKI ). iIANAON H. iheir personal utica
too he given repairing hne "aie ses The most
complicated paris of Duplex & ChroHometer
Watches put IN equal 20 .ae original
sir Hammond you'd ake MS acknowledgements TO the
Trade, for tae!r kindness and patronage since living IA
Nea York and ri always 1--WE their work preference IN
making Dup1 work vii be able TO make any dis
coast from IKE rctaii price
Duplex, independent Second and Other Watches o.
selsHad ar.s for sale warranted perfect or the reaey
returned. lev .lry and Silver VA a. usual
Ally BENEDICT & HAMMOND.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-13
CeSFECYIUeE Z Z .

YIfE subscriber respectfully Informs bis customers and
Others thai be has removed from W iii.Ei-street
the sors formerly occcpeby Mr. Caares Lee, lie cse-
braed olacsi1r Manufacturer, No. 80 Broadway be-
tsecr Warren and Chabers-sirees opposite The City
Hag xne-e ne 7-Il continue 10 manufacture DRY con-
FECTIONS OF tie purest kud, and warranted keep
all climates Although the expenses st;endaE,
large estabi,bscnt and Ia public situation
necessarily greatly re increased get the additional ciI-
re- Afforded sim Il ;s manufacturing and sales depart
Ins both OF which being under his Immediate coutrol
vii enable him 10 sell his usual o= prices and he
hopes By doing, nerit share OF the public fyor
asy NOT be improper 10 say that the subscriber is
practical workman, and has been engaged IL the
featuring Of coaoa. for u2xards OF 10 years, which he
fat;ers himself entities him a favorable notice.
ssl2 IL THOS- F. PEERS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-13
DgCTORAL HONEY

DECTORAL HOME OF LIFhR"UhI'-
/ NowiIr. Peciora Honey of LiYer"ort, prepared
only by Jsseph HOW'LL in the city OF New-forG Is the
.urest and mos; eficscious remedy for Coughs, Colds
Ashm, Whooppg Cough and all affections Of the Heart
and Lung. leading 10 sumption.
/: i sold atlhe Low price Of shilirg per bottle
For sale wholesae and retail al the Original Depot,
"a M4di on cor Catherine and rctaI!et by H. v Susb 81
escl,v i Aaron Gilbert no Fulton and 225 Bowery Jas.
II Hart Us Broadwag, cor. OF Chambers 81; w. H. Du
.enberry Wes Greenwich, Conn, aud retsied by Drug
ssts in every CT y IN the Union.
" BE that each outside wrapper bears the sigma
,re Of Joseph HOW'LL in full without which
me . lmeOd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-13
~ Tfrs:5- and 81 yVELKY

S@iSA VERY LOH-All descriptions of Gold aaJ Silver
g. = I.evs- Anchor E,capsu.spt Duplex Lepi1e ana
e.,..>ss Verge Watches Diamond Pins and Rns.- geld
Pencils, Chains and jcTery for sale al retail o"er Il an
At an7 other place IN the Ciy. Watches and JeTe!ry
exchanged or bought Gold Watches oN a s35 and
so each. Al Wa.che, VII b warranted 10 keep Eood
iia- or lis moaey returned. Watches and Ciocss re-
pared the best and warranted al ruch less tA-n
the ial price, by ore Of the fa- zorken ia Amsrica-
C. c. ALLEN, Importer OF Watches and je~eiry,
ssl4 Iinfs wholesale AID retail. 81 Wai-st. stairz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-13

sTFSEE'a EGsEs4, $1,000 = 4 = : 4 =
Z For Goal %, e,d--A SEA I-t-i, VITA inori iH-
ort.at ii-psogrlnclt- T., culinary pr5poe, than sa'c
ever been made before. allowed by tAe '"Ty % =
rtlree II may be examined "-re ii,y arc soil -l'".
-se and rerai al FISK : STo| T. fs-Nr y" ~
Wa 2at door iiom Futon - Boiling baking 20
~ frying may be ali conducted 10 o1oe oH ee
.riorauon 10 zreRtcr extent. and with Joss Ice t 4'
.,,, before been accomplished. Tie oven s. heated on q
Lev prucpis making equal 70 the be-: brick oven iof
baking " huii any change OF 'i-at c p 'l-ls s"!-
,ul IT ready for tau- 'eany er ~ ~ i1, otter
c1Sme in process Tsercp ofthe stove o. oi i'Fs ssr-
divided ny patent plates into four boiling places
pl cgu.! iIr.c amt orc large os-! bo.;i,
changed foa 81, aEd .cf forward ai tacs, = NAV
be lclu-ed boiling, vlch IN the met,na SIZED It -,
uch used u. ORDINARY sl" ami'ie contains "a .
wafer together WIN smaller 10 ers ond eal-- io'
v5eetls =. vii also sdnt2iarse g-h 1e's A. 2Sets
or taxing OF the ccatrg Plate MI admit boiler o. Ike
.amc height; Which sal hold - gaon- qua! % bis,
aad with IN 3dt!t of ~ooG steamer s no or steam
to Dbl. Of vegetables Ihi> boiler ~il ae found useful
IN heatg water for ba.hiac, extensive sashng sc=iing
pigs c!c any expense "re or size OF the
stove II unnecessary 10 rolIio all ~ merits - ~
examination every vi! HAT for conF. int5s aud
aunt, Il staals alone unparalleled ard profcIrus every
respect. FSK'S STOVE EsTAblishM-' !,
30 Nsior-st. y !.
X B-An kinds OF Stoves, Copper, T,n AM Shee; Iron
Ware constantly on hand End Coz sale reasonable
aul2 cod i'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-13

~ Der OVEkSH0ES-5,e0O pair Ladies snd Gen
emens for sale. The sppe.s Of s truly elegant Over
rics in sheets. are exceedingly elastic hessae sAoe al
uing itself every width Of foot softer than French
ki and made lasts of the most approved Broadway
fashions The bottoms s0les O: leather lad between he
rubber arc joined together securely 10 tc perfectly
water proof These Shoes have been tired thoroughly the
past winter aud siyon general Satisfaction Livery aiF
warranted dccomposc, the Hpper 70 loosen troG
the soc. The trade invited exaSiug these and g
general assortment Of linda Rubber Shoes now IL order
for the fall trade.
HORACE H. DAY, Successor 10 Ro1sury l. Il Co.
aus 30, i,6 Mailsn-ianc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-13
STOVES.
F%T AER-TIGHT STOVES

4 HAkE-N1 = D 81 w So
~ Tie Trczt f1e.-s-vcr i De 2-iies cE,s cheer
af and delicious atmosphere: needs 10 fsashc but
oree IN tweuty-iogr boa-s References EIsea 4 -ood
,ufrv on hand Orders solicited Also, general s-ort
or he most approved CookIzg store. Cylinders, &c
No1tn Crates, ~ per eeai- Oh tom ra!eF P-ces
slim LY. BADGER - Water-sf-
S,TOyE4. STOVES .-Tae h-;e1ea Companion
= ;n.r6ve- Something bezst-f1 cheap aac ecoloalI-
cal-t QUISI ~ . prepared = nsusi 20 s7P Ms crs-
oaers The ru5c IN general win he" aad improved
Cooking -o.e, winch. foE all culinary Furp9es cannot
&c -grpa.sed 10 this city 71cl iIsii 5-e no ere IL
ant Of the present se2so 70 ook a at No TAR
lae--reet before purchasing ei.e~ aero - exzma
non one 0 vii ,atisly tae mos scFupEio9s that The
kitchen Corpauiou as u cid-d preference fera 5iheT
secs - he oa1niir q fuel ~eh c5n.umed n his
stove King compared - ali Old patterns Gac tSe coll
ing + o. h1ii-fs tie ;I- saa the eGl,i;g o.
5as4 .aca s >tyye Tl 90, slse /. clclt-d prefer
reree over s.i otzscs-
40 r>a-ral assortment II Han Ps-.or and Siorc
Stose- Of RE most .agroled fatte.as
.I5ane3T. Go. QCiHBY, Carniao =.
PROF. OL]SIED'S PATENT STOVES.
FOR HALLS, PtRL0ES. CLIMBERS. NURSERIES
And CHURCHES
IL -cs. economical Store err r7Gce-
the season for yroclr1- Sioyes II hand. the
= PROPRIETOR calls The attention O.; those r vast 81 god
reI % I'D Pl;est stove Thee stove nave ir
the s.t ETc beer before Tie piblis aaa are
generally 20. veil knOwa to require mgeA 10 be aaid n
their f.v0r OuF Stoves are made Of TIE be-; material
and IN the KOS. ornamental - !e-
zrgre;or - .l caution ,se public -holt the Elasy
Snye. made H. Imitation Of the O!msed stove 5ut d.fe--
ing Ia The most esssuisl :arts and TOuc rec1Gnec1 20
eli IN sni 70 call aud Ms assortment, wA.cs are
not surpassed post % beauty ~ utii,y md viii be
lou 81 70 cheai, AZ aIF oth-- e-tabii-aHept
Al kinds Of york solicited and att,a1ed To- wiih
3 3r.,qol Ja,fEs E P. DEAN. 90 v.a'er-s,,
E,TOVFs. s'TGyES, 257{ BLEECS x R-.-T.-
:, large 1ssortmea; 81 Stoves a- wood or Coz suitable
or ar-e small fa-es- Also Tor sale Hal 1nt Par
or Stores oi me la;e,' patterns, c-e1F for cash
l.5hirc dose Il l'ie sAosicst notice.
All ORD ih4nA..iv received 1ad punctualiy atisadet
TO- aul If $50 HARRIS, III Biec'--sF Il
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>SLC!iL NPFDININE-'I
81 = O = = = = - {. Z. q z Z

PEN MANUFACTURER To TIE QUEEN.
E'AUrl0N.-The hish character of these Peas hiss N
< drcc1 attempt the part Of several srcpa1sbls
cakers, prac,ice rerd not o.y cfo0 iT elliott but
also upon iae pubc. An Inferior ar,ics bearing lie is-
spelled anne thus. Gi!l9t emitting usi ?, EoT N
lhc market Il readily b. detect, b.. - Hnd1lssec
appearance and tie very conn on sy I rl III put Up
Ossarre tse genuine Pen. AZ earssd IL uil-~jS-
ssph Gh!o,;s Patent" 'IlsspE Citott- v1rrsRred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-13

tnorS, among whom are the following - P.Gto,
Lycurgus, P.;ha2o-aS. porphgry, FalaTch, Ceiler5
Culver: Abefneihy, cAsyae, Bell, ;. Graham, and
others.
Tea, and is eTects-sh Eel or fash-S-To-
fula rom ealing Vor,- Effects Of stunlianiS on
the Jaws and teeth of man also on animals. with
plates Milk for the young -Biooi>uckers - No
sac Law Teeting OF infants - Sait-Uuleaven-
ed bread Manner OF preparing aud making bread
- Fax; and lis effects - Nourshmcnt, anil It's e.
lectS- Man must labor FOR his support Digestion,
aud picture OF the human stomach Mineral
posonS, and Their effects - rocth-ache - Relation
OF husband and wie-Power OF assimilation -
Feeding London swine - Sleep Nuicuous natte1
IN animal and vegetable sub>tonce- ~ inquiries o;
parents Visited on their children - CorSets aud >la
waists 10 yCGas mon who attend TO get wives
ard raise healthy children - Diso5cdicnce to pa-
rents Shortens lie Marriage aud long ie-To
ladies who beeTc the Bible (or say so) aud wash
10 rule their husbands
It contains Is pages. Price 6 cents.
!. liberal deduction made 10 those who buy 70
sell again.
For sale at the Health Bookstore, 1876 FULTON
street, y. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-13

CR0CKERY-100 BowERY-AERRIrTs
~ PAGE would call the attention Of tie Public 20
their extensive stock of plain and rich Glass China, &c.
&c al then stores, Nos, LOO Bqws.y and a3s Geandst
Prices moderate, iRl6 lH-y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-13
.aE.EEssFs s5tsTEs

ALFRED sGtsERs.
MERCHANT TSFE3x, l36 FULTON-ST-
!fl ma, hand well sclee,cd assortment of Cloths,
Cassimeres and vestiGgs saeG the season which he
offers make up for The p.bc generally in the very best
sanuer at very low prices nr Cssn delivery. a26:lY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-13
sa -. m RGM.EikV !. deeidedIy /

~ no. ma HOW EskV IS decidedly Tie besl
IS establishment IN Ne,-Ycrk to get bargains IN the
r. Boot and Shoe line; yon bave only 10 call 10 be
S convinced. Ladies', Genilemcu's Misses. Boz and
ChilreEs Boots Shscs and Caters all their Naristy OF
NV own manufacture and warranted first rate II
TO suit the times. Likewise large assortment Of good
country work which VIII Ae sold very cheap.
iy2 GIN WILLIAM AGATE, I'D Bo~oFy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-13

DYING AND PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT,
OyFIcr No. III WILLIAM, CORNER OF JoHN-sT.
LII. KINDS OF SILKS, COTTON AND WOODEN
- GOODS DYED restored ard dressed, including la
de-, and gcn,leRens garments such Dresses Goats
Saawl- C-oe Vev-ts, Ribbon, Merinoes Hosiery Cas-
Sb,drs ar &c aust In.
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THE GENUINE FRENCH FE.nALE
MON THLY PILLS.

nRL LEGRAND'S Phulcs Meusues Pour les Fem
~ me- 20 Justly celebrated throughout Europe Tor iae
astonishing success Of Irregular ani oh;tuc 81
niensruraon now Offered To the F-n'uc n'a'i1s o.
,b Tinted atcs among whom, they have already acquired
an unrysed repu=tiou but that this reputation msy be
sustained i, necessary guard against Imposition Per-
SOM. therefore vino wish 10 purchase are 'eGuested 10
observe the name Of L. ST. LNgfsnd upon the cover of the
bcx asd subscribed directions accompanying odch
hex.
" B-Thesc invaluable PHI, are perfectly harmless and
no, unpleasant TO yet certain 10 restore tue
natural functions.
Ask for Legrands Femal, Monthly Pills Explicit dTec-
tlous in French and English acc0mpspy each box with
particular advices TO mothers respecting the medical 'ea
mcut o. young females.
For sale in this city only the Hall of Pharmacy 2o7
p,J,.,y slI I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-13
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- Fulton. corner OF Geld-.treet,


THE subscribers tiis method of annouaeinr TO
4 their friends and the public generally ihat having
purchased the ant aeIl kno=a Type Foundry
formerly owed by Messr CoAacr Cooke, they have re-
moved the -ane - Ihcs preeat ceaal location. Having
male extensive reyson attentions and additions, they
are gov prepared oricr OF aEy magnitude they
a bc fyofed with with promptacss. aad favorable
tern. A. At any Fouairy America To their Sp-ci-
Book, hich ia> ben recently extensively circulated
t.ey would respcctiy refer
All article. manufactured by ,hall BE- Of material
eqdal II 10; Penur aay manufactured IN tins country
and undergo thorough examination a. TO appearance,
ranging dressing. and properly as0rug All ariicfs rN-
h1i;et IN lhe Specimen Book formerly issued by Conner
Cook together with Sorts onts sold By then, can nov
be furnished f.oa Foundry without delay with maSy
sinc, added.
VVM. iAGAR & co arc Acan:s for IN sac OF the Va
pe- Warrington and Smith Presses, =hich, together with
Chases Ca.cs, Composing StcI-. Furniture, lax, aud
every article used Tie Printing Business viii be kept
or sand, and furnished a; manufacturers prices
y. z. No Machine Cast Type manufactured n; this
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