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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-03

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a :. MADDOX, RiehmOnd Va is constantly re.
~ wing rola The celebrated otorics OF Chick
s,e assortment Of Piano FoTics made expressly 10 his
,gier al Of Which are waTraned to be SUPERIOR 70
Dog just male with the nanwfacturers lac will be able
sc them or considerable less than formerly. II the Ia.
t'Iumeus what they represented 10 oc they
yi no exchanged or taken back and whom there is amp
Piano stools OF all pattcr6s.
p alo Covers from GO to as
Tic arscs collection OF church music embracing an
,srrji '''''' - '''' ' Assn AS MADDo SyS'' ana
Ao ~ Bdt * Square.
FOR HIRE.
& FIRST rate Carriage Diver, Tor either two or four
n i5rs.s' who is sober and ho2 q, Z, Apply 70
rI'HonAsroN LIME-loO ticrces Of schI CoFaTs
l cugo renan unsold Persons wanting will do WELT
mp SHIELDS & soNERvItIE.
VESIs-Genuemen are p,riieulaTly invlied 10 call an
eSamae an assOr'mentoi ready made ED Vests at
AN Opposite tho Exchange Hotel
LADIES' MOkOCCO WALKING SHOES
AND BUSKlNS, AT 81 ,25.
a 49, fscciycibyp ''"' JUDAH MYERS S CO.. 55,'eS'
deal Cheap Boot and Shoe Dealers.
GqnN,.gr ! ec3auiul siverpa'ed CANE and FRilT BAs
f1 Opposite the Bell Tavern.
wOMAN'S LEATHER SEWED WELTS.
w WomSG iIS w !eS sooi Se p9 sT
from 20 $ which we VIII sellow by the other
nio ~ D' i''''NS Mansion q House Nous.
CSPEHM OII.-Icsi Winter strained sperm on for
les RM BURTON.
STOVES AT COST.
HAVING determined 10 disc oniinue keeping s;eyes We
a ouer hose now on hand, for sale at FIRST COST
j RICHARDS 4 Co,
I ADIEs WHITE KID GLOVES, FOR 81
- CENrs.-l1 dozen Ladies' White Hi Gloves, a
jsIO Il. IL JENKINS
DOUBLE AND SINGLE BARREL GUNS.
~ ;. RICHARDS d co have iu-' opeuc a very choice
the attention county merchants and others wish
mr. 20 purchase: being determined sell cheap. viii be
rl% Il street Snoesoc ill., '''' "a ia 3''
YOURSELVES, SC.
"' maze room ir las sPrns purel4ses the subscriber
esi sioes Of Dry Gods II suth prices IS will alone
- MOUsSELiiNEs.
Printed Mousscnes, 2lc usually s5li at3e
% ,,,,,. d 2s@l q 5:2i
- '''"''' 'EM1fB.RoIDERIRs. o. very cheap
French Needle WORK Collars, at IS, Is 3d. s. 3d. 6s
I:iel Triramed do from sstose
Very Rich Trimmed Capes, from 81 to 60. In these
Goeis an immensc reduction las been made being
Easish, French aqt GcI@a9 Thread Laess very cheap
CALlCOES.
Domestic Caleoes 81 &c formerly solda, Is Isle
Rich English do lstc 90 ls6i
French do ls 81 DO 2s3I
Rich do Bile DO 81
FLANNELS,
Tne White Flannel 2s 80
Double FOLD O.
Iiae Mousseins 20 s. %. Is q and5s2d
Red Filnne!s. ffom 2rc and upwards
ALSO,
' .uen Goods n all kinds, remarkably low
Iioecfy-iu Cotton, silk anu yyor5ieI very cheap
tuuuterplnes great bargains
Table Covers, Ioweings, Shcctings, Lcng Cloths &c
Il JOHN WRIGHT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-03

IlLAtk IEAa, superior uualu y. boo papers
ID 0UNrOWUEH TEAS, fine and extra fnr
LOAF ~ CARS, nj lowcrt prices
HAtON MlnDtINGS, boz primo order
ALMONDS ivica slu shell
lONUON PORTER Quarts
MADEIRA WINE, On trlt clete- Tor allc nv
DAVENPORT A. ALIEN.
II ~ l-IunI 81 ID md --lIL -LInnI-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-03

~ BONES Mould Candles
~ " - go Sperm 10
6pUN Principe and Havana Secars
- boxes Starch
ilo 40 bunch Raisins, flesh and fne. in Store f,I
sac on icasnna1le terms noH FRY a co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-03
LANDSCAPE GARDENING.

4 TREATISE on the Theory ani Practise of tnisr,nc
II Gardening. adapted Ia North America, with 4 view 10
Improvement u country residences comprising Iori.
cal Notices and general principle the arr directions for
laying out Grounds AMI arranging Plantations the es-rn
non AMI cultivation OF Hardy Trees, Decorative Accom-
Tdumenis Ia thc House and Grounds, the formation
pieces OF Artificial Water. Flower Gardens etc. with re-
MARKS on Rlal Architecture, illustrated 10y cnsrayugs
by A. J. Downing, one volume octave Received Iv
de SMITH DRINKER a NORnIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-03
ae5 &C VAN LEW, SMITH CO.

CIGARS, 3o,OOO-Prncpe, Rcglil and Havana Ii
~ eats Of various qualities aud Prices for sale hv
LAELL, JOHNSTON & LNEII,
ne 10 j N'hiiloc's Old stand
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-03
ROBERT MOTT.
HOUSE s SIGN PAINTER, GIAZIER, Sc.
Next door TO the Exchange Bank,
RIcnnosp. Va.

w Ply OF the above, OF superior quality, recelyedby
X. x. DuvAL.
moo Corner below the Banks
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-03
sUPI.RInR CIIAIn

A SECOND hand Piano ous, with the additional Keys.
n luI Of gDo- tonc-ior sale.
W. DANIEL,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-03

1 iE subscriber has removed his STOCK 10 the Store
- immediately under the Mansion IIcuse-sign Of the
Hsck boN AMI horlE-wLcr" hc found G and " n
ecrd assortment o pure Medicines, Drugs Obs Paints
NduEesr Fancy Articles. ETC. Ctc comprising every ar.
cisn the DRUG live, 90 which Lc the attention of
his Town aud Country friends.
SAMUEL +. DOVE.
y u PRESCRIPTIONS pa, mp with care and precision.
AZ AL hours Of the day and night when strict personal
attention shall be paid. Sc ID
tfp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-03

INAMLIEs and others n want ~ Chsrs can always de
pend on getting substantial article hv siynx us
call. N 700
~ doz Cane anil Wool Chairs Of various patterns
just 20 hand. and i1r sale AZ low prices.
la' INLOEs BROTHER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-03

NESIS.-Genuemeu are partie ulaTly invited 10 call an
cN-ulIae an assortmentot ready made Vests at
STARR a. cos,
all Opposite IN c Exchange Hotel.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-03

GERMAN LINENS.
on BALES No tod Buraps
~ % pieces Ozuaburgs, fot factory hands
~ 90 licElenbufgs 10 Tor sale.
ic JAMES STEER q son.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-03

II Nhluns FrtlH nmonr them some very rich Tfrnet
HInIcJ Vols fDwerF, a.. indeed i1 every fenl 3D.
H0rf, ny STOCK Do more extensive Hut choice Than
ingn over lr 4 and tic attention of my frfnHr ami 10
ruhHr BE- solicited dr W THOM's PRICE
IuSr TO HAND -EvanF genuine crown L,n.et.
y IfufscA gr11f variety, among which. are Chase.
h4hy approved iluifH genuine au1 Imitation ,pIc a.,
single 90, anil nio common low rfired III &c.,
I-'.lII ~ W. lull'li1- h'ciun h1N lcF Iecih Files
anl sgnn'ati assorted. JOIN CANNON.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-02-21

extrcate the country from difficulty and eubarras'
ment.
We hope that we have conolusvely disposed OF
this part Of the subject and that have proved not
only that the arguments which have been urged by
Mr. Benton nconclisiye but that they have been
advanced in a spirit of insincerty, and with total
disregard of all consistency and eandor.
That the difficulties attending the collection and
disbursement Of the revenue no ordinary evils
that however unequal they may be in their operation
they are nevertheless general and national IN their
effects-and that their removal would contribute es-
sentially "to the common defence and general wei
fare"-are truths which the Senator VIII hardly ven
ture to deny and, whatever may be his own opinion
to the power of the General Government 10 esiao
fish system Of finance with the view oil furnishing
the country with stable and uniform circulating
medium, recurrence to his memory alone, VIII sat
sfy him, that the power has been conceded by large
proportion of the wises and best men of our country
and has been sanctioned by the uniform pracuce o.
| every Administration, from the first TO the last
| Whatever Others may think and do, the Cabinet
understand the true and delicate nature Of the bust
ness in which they are engaged. They are men who
feel deep interest in the welfare of the nation, and
admit that the utmost caution and prudence are essen
tia in their measures Had they been the wild e1pe
rmenss, which the Senator supposes them, pursuing
the mad and dangerous designs which Mr. Benton
attributes Them with the rashness indiscreon, and
moons sency with which they have been charged, we
ask whether, in seven months, some fruits Of theii
folly would not be found to appear We aver thai
the Cabinet has acted wisely and prudently, and we
prove by showing that they have acted with an ex
elusive eye to the public good We appeal to the ex
istng state Of things, which could not their
appearances if there was any reason for the charges
that they had fallen back the Walpoe ground
| We appeal to the continued and increasing conf
dence of an Enlightened community, justly vlgilant
upon all subjects connected with the policy Of the
Government, which could not have been gained with.
out having, in some measure deserved it.
We will remark, that correct, rational, and tempe
rate views, concerning the Exchequer are now gain.
ing ground in the country, must be admitted; and
it may be hoped that many of those whom we consid
er as votares of the sub Treasury scheme will ren
quish their various apprehensions which haunt the
minds, and unite with in endeavoring to accom-
plish an object which awakens neither dangers, hopes
nor fears.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-02-21
OFFICIAL.
NAVAL GENERAL ORDER.

Officers of the Navy, applying for leave OF alb
sence, extension thereof, on the score OF Ill
health must forward at the time to the Depart
ment the certificate of Surgeon in the Navy, il
there be in their vicinity Or if there be no Ma
val Surgeon, of respectable Surgeon or Physi-
clan, Of their inability to perform duty.
Such certificates must state the nature of the dis
ease and the probable duration thereof as far as can
be judged.
A. P, UPSHUR.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, February H. 1912
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-02-21
CONGRESS.

On Saturday, in the House, sundry Execu-
tive communications were appropriately dis
posed Of The orders of the day were called
for, and the debate of the morning hour was
continued by Messrs. M. Brown, of Tennessee,
and Mathiot. Mr.. Saltonstall obtained the
floor, when the morning hour expired.
The House then went into the consideration
of private bills One of these, bill for remu-
neraling Paci6cus Ord, excited some debate,
and was finally laid on the table by large ma
jority-the vote having been taken by yeas and
nays Mr.. Sprgg Immediately moved a recon-
sideration of the vote, but his motion did not
prevail.
The Senate did not sit on Saturday.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-02-21

Washington Irving is appointed Minister 10 SPAN
We are highly gratifed at this excellent appointment
Mr. Irving II IS well known was a supporter OF Nh
Van Buren's Administration as well az of General
Jaeksons. But he has never mingled in the conflicts
OF party and his merits above any such consde
ratlons. We can entertain no doubt but that the APP
pointmen will prove satisfactory to the whole country
Cumberland once represented England at Madrid,
and an Irving will now represent the United States
there Mr. Irving visits kingdom with whose his
tory he is familiar He has celebrated the life of Co
lumbus-and illustrated the leg lnds OF Grenada and
the Alhambra Mr. Tyler in this appointment hiss
paid lust tribute 10 the distinguished orna.
ment 81 American letters ~ Pete'sbHrE Va Tntttt
gencer
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-02-21

I5-Judge Upshur's communication Ga por.
ton Of which appeared in Saturdays paper)
will be concluded tomorrow. 1t is a most tr-
umphant vindcaton
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-02-21

IN THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL LET THERE
BE UNirY-N sos-EssENTIALs, LIBERTY; AND IN ALL
THINGS cHARIrY.-.4ugtlstn.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-02-21

PARTIES IN THE HousE-Hard as the times are, our
rslbes are excited occasionally by the humor OF the
Baltimore Suns letter writer. Here is specimen
This afternoon in the House, during debate on a
point OF order Mr., Pope said, such the state Of
matters that he could tell his friends from his
enemies. The fact Is, said he, eve are all hotch-
poch;" Mr. P. can far into milestone as most
people This state of parties in the House reminds
me Of case where number Of men accidentally um.
wed into heap, SO that their limbs got mixed. A
quarrel arose on the identity of certain leg, when
one OF the dispuants said "I swear its my leg, for
esh 'ellit by the patch on the knee"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-07-14

The decay Of the Buttonwood Tree.
Throughout the country, has excited gen.
eral curiosity and regret The National
Hg's makes the following ingenious
suggestion.
1--WE will throw out one suggestion as
to The cause Of this decay. Tho public
viii Judge oft, and give To il that impor.
iance, which, Upon consideration, it may
lie thought enlred to- While looking
into work on natural history, 10 see
whether the tree il subject 10 any such
disrnso as nnw appears To be upon il =.
Ne learnt some thing oi It's origin, and
something oi The mode in which II was
formerly cultivated. !, is u nnlivr ofthc
East. aud supposed to be u sprcirs orihe
plaIn hcc. II was brought To Europe by
The Gtrrks, who, according TO Pliny:
"udI,rcd u win vine d" Our snrurs,Ion
Is, uhcfhor II may moi have been affected
by the great temperance reformation "
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-07-14
NEW ENGLAND STORY.

II We have been often diverted at tale of old
! times in New Eugland-short, 10 be sure, bu,
To the point IL so fell ont tiiat Two Dung peo-
H Pile became very much sutien with each other,
as Young people sometimes do. The womau =
father was rich-lha young man poor, but re-
| spoctabe. The father c, ull siahd n, such
union,and absolutely opposed A. aud the daugh-
ter dared not disobey that is Ia say, she dare
not disobry openly. She 'met him hy moon
| light, while she pretended never to see him
and she plned aud wasted IN spite Of herself
She WAS really in lowe state Of 'sighs aud
tears, which women Olleuer reach in irpagina-
ton than in reality. Sill the father remained
incxorable.
Time passed on, and the rose on Marys dam.
ask check passed oil. She let 40 concealment,
like 'worm in Tie bud, prey on thai damusk
cheek, however but when her father asked hci
why she Yined she always told him. The old
gentleman was "A wdowcr, aud loved his girl
dearly Had it been n widowed mother who
had Mary in charge, a wnman's pride never
would have given way before the importunilics
of daughter. Men are not, however, 80 stub
born IN such matiars, and when The father saw
his daughters heart was really set upon The
match, he surprised her one day by speaking
out-'Mary, rather than mopo 10 death, the,
had better marry soon as thee chooses, uLG
whom thee pleases.'
\ And then, wha, did Mary'-wait ill the birds
Of the air had told her swain of The change, ur
until her father had time 10 alter his mind again;
Not IA bit oft. She clopped her neat plain
bonnet on her head walked directly into tho
street, aud then as directly To the house of her
intended as the street would carry her. She
walked into the house without knocking-lor
\ knocking was not then fashionable, aud she
found the family just sitting down to dinner
Some littlc cormo:lOn was exhibited NJ 50 uu-
expected an Hpparliun as the hcress in the wi.
dow > cottage, but she needed il not. John look
ed up lnqurIngy. She walked directly to him
and took both hands in hers 'Juhu, said She
Thiher says th-t may Lave ,hco.
Could she have told him the news in les,
words Was there any occasion for more
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-07-14

The CLERGy-Nohing has filed the
enemies OF law and order with greater
rage than the high and noble stand taken
by the clergy against their insurrcctiona-
ry doctrines. ! he clergy of New Eng
land have always been distinguished by
their love Of freedom and their hatred of
oppression, whether it be the oppression
of single tyrant or Of mob and they
have been not less distinguished for the
manly independence with which they
have declared their views. In a contest
like that which has agitated this State,
they could not remain Indifferent, nor
could their Influence fail to be deeply
felt. The writings of those who have
smarted beneath their rcbukes, show the
Justice with which they have been ad-
ministered. Ibid.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-07-14
RUSSELL'S ITCH OI.NT.NE.NT.

This choice and safe Ointment is said to
be superior 10 any now III use, for that dis
agreeable and loatlsome dseesc, the Itch.-
This olntmen, IS so certain in its operation
that no person troubled with the above dis
order ought TO be without it, 1t is a remedy
for culaneous eruplons, scorbutic affections
of the head, or any other breaking out winch
arises from sharp humorS IN the blood. Price
% cents box.
A fresh supply is just received md for sale
by r. r. Hazard. N the sign of the Golden
Morar-and by RI. Taylor, Druggist, New
port.
Also, AT wholesale by DR.. Thos p. Moore,
Warren, J. g. w. Townsend, corner Of Deck.
man and Water street, New York, and by
the prlncipa! Druggists in the Union.
Newport. June =. ISl2-cowly.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-07-14
RU SIS j. LIS
Vegetable Bilious Pills,
Or, Family Physic

For general use, in cases of Jaundce, NOR
bid sensbillty Of The stomach and bowels
loss Of appetite, tGtd breath, costiveness
Piles, and oil diseases arising from hillary
derange ,-nlso for correcting The state
Of the blood. and cleansing the system Of iou
and viscid humors. These pills are a mild
cu,hartic, producing neither pains nor grip
ing, and are therefore n valuable and bighly
approved medicine, aud are pronounced az
such by the mos, distinguished physicians. -
Each box containing 3S Pills. Frice 81
cents box
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-07-14
RUSSEI.L'S CELEBRATED
SILT RHEUN OINTMENT.

This is unqueslonably the best and safes,
'remcdyover yet offered to the public for that
obstinate dsordcr-S.4 l. II II II T. u ~ -
Where other means have failed, it has sue
cCcdcd, and the fact that it has been exlen.
sivcly used by eminent Practitioners speaks
volumes in its praise. 1t is equally cllica-
cious in all Diseases of the skin, scala head,
ringworms. and the most inycterate Itch, &c.
&c. See Dr.. Mulord's and other Ceriti-
Gates in the directions around the boxes
Price so cents a box.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-07-14
DIR. WEIITNEg'S ANTI.BiLEOUS
PILLS.

Il III y Liver compliant is meant positive disease
r. y Of a chronic character in the structure os
that vlscus and the most frequent symptoms are
a sense oi weight or unGaslneSs IN the right side
pain at the top Of the shoulder, sallow complex
ion, impaired and caprciouS appetite, irregular
pulse. The pain is generally much increased or
pressure below the ribs Of the side affected /:
there is for the most part some degree of cough
with eXpcctoralion, the breathing is sometimes
difficult and oppressed, aud the patient in gene
raj cannot lie on the left side.
! Under Whatever form aud from whatever
cause the disease occurs there is II considerable
degree of general !anguor and debility, exercise
excrlon Of any kin soon faigues, the pnlse
is weak, The sleep disturbed, the limbs are cold
or rendered 30 on slight occasions, and sense
OF oppression and dlsenSion, Of acid eructntions,
nausea, headache, constipation, pain in the pit
of the stomach and sallowness Of the complex
ion are pretty constantly present.
! These Pills are calculated TO excite the liver
To n healthy action and assist in dsaorging The
morbid secrclions which are generally accunu-
lated in such cases. Their formation is the re-
suit of much research aud they have been used
for The last fifteen years with the happlest effects,
by physicians of the highest reputation. Being
u purely vegetable composition they are mlld hul
efficient in their operation and are perfectly ln-
noccnt and free from any mineral substance,
whatever, and be freely used at all times with
out an, fear olill consequences and will be found
superior TO any other preparation as family
medicine, which may be administered with
equally beneficial results to children or adults
hen used il connection with DR.. Slarkweath-
er's llcpalic Elixir, they never fail TO cure the
most obstinate eases of Liver Complaint I he
usual dose is one pill, TO be taken on going to
f..I 1. A Al A.
week rs occasion may require. Ir brisk
catharc is required, the dose may be increased
one pill or more.
A number of certificates voluntarily given are
in the hands Of the proprietor. but it Is consider
ed entirely unnecessary To publi.h them. IA the
medicine will recommend itself sufficiently by u
single trial.
for sule in Newport, 10y Il. J. TAYLORiis,
Thames street. Fob. 3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-07-14
with stability and Power,
BEARING THE .HIGI!TY SCEPTRE
or ORIGINAL SCIENCE!

4 or ORIGINAL SCIENCE!
n 4 DESIDERATUM IN the nrt of healing
"A restoring health, aud promoting happl
\ ness, by the use nf natures remedy, the pro.
ductlon of The field and forest of the country
IN which you reside. Can any thing be more
reasonable, than that an A Il wise Creator
Who has placed his creatures here TO obtain
the means of subsistence by the labors OF
| heir hands, should also have scattered over
HE vegetable kingdom the means %, heaIlng:
/ That while we discharge our duties in pro
curing. by The hand OF industry, the good
thing, oi ic. we may also gather from The
same soil, the anlldnteS for pain aud disease.
SPESCER's NEGETABLE MEDICINES have
proved the Samp,on's and GOIlahs Of the
remedial art; and the conquerors of all 9th
ers which have been offered To the public
TRY THEM
For directions, let your feelings prescribe
! You have taken one dose, and it does not re
\ Iieve. Woli-try another. II that fails, try
another; and so on. I'll relief Is obtained !.
which will be when sufficient quantity has
been taken.
Fonr pills are sufficient for a dose, and re
peat. # need be.
\ RecolIect, for that is important, they arc
Got intended as a powerful calhar,lc bat
only as gentle Alternative, and To work il
the blood and system. They are TO cure
10 make better without making worse
Ihos" who wish for cahartics To produce q
powerful operation on the bowels, will not
approve Of my pills; for they are not cacu-
Iaird to operate rs steam engine, with al
railroad speed. They produce thorough
operation through the whole system and u f
ford r"Iet IN short time and as a caihartIc
arc slow and gentle, and leave the bowels irt
hnc order, with their natural habit. without
costlvoncss, aud which other medicines sci
dom do
u| Those distinctions and disorders rI
the system which occasion an unnatural flow
ol blood To the head, causing violent head
ache, and other painful diseases. in that re-
gIon, are particularly acted OH by tins lnyul
ncrahlc medicine.
The proprietor does not wish to be under
stood as saying, his medicines will cure a
complaints. lie Is well aware that. in say
ing So he would not be entitled TO credit, and
makes 40 such prctcnsOns, aud yet 1t ia t.
TACT susceptible Of proof, that Spencer la,
more I'ing evidence To testify that they have
been cured by his medicine. than could b.
found from the thousand other remedial arte
put together, where the medicine j. known
!. This medicine consists of Pills, Syrup and
Plaster and particular directions accompany
each.
Sold at wholesale by the principal Drug
gusts IN the city of Providence.
Prepared only by the proprietor, TO whom
only the composition Is known
For sale IN Newport, by MARY TlLl.EY !
No. -. Spring street, sole agent.
&. Brown, Little Compton;
Rowland 81 Church, Westport;
Samuel Scabury, Tlverton.