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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-13
IA FOR sALE-A small house and FIVE

TH or ,v acr,, OF lard. cleared, and about
an. acre set ont rh bar some growth OF peach trees,
ant the remainder OF the hns woo-siua'e nj Var Rock
av,y. on the main rodi between H. T. Jennings and Ne
tal-gare INQUIRE ~ the iol.atc. or of JOHN NORTON,
Jr r.Nt IL the ossie. Far Kockaway, o. leave note
t, min, with J. NEMtlDif~F. rs Mater ST. y. Y. NIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-13
DRIVATE BOARD.-A gentleman and

! Wit. or teo three respectable Young men, NAV
sui hoard and pleasant room in senteel house whore
,Ler arc bpt few boardcr, All the comforts OF home may
Ir b,l Reference rrquirsd. sdlre', \. d. Tribune
IN, IN, J5sonab,' my1i Ct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-13
ONE PRICE STORE.-lt is generally


very low Tor cash-A cnmp,stt 1.-ortnent ot Combs,
Yrgbr. P-rium~y Joseph Glle' and other steel Pens
Cutlery Hook and kyr,. Pins, Nr'itr Accordion i-ch
.G,oss So and Leather Purse Beads add Bead Bags
and Purses Speciacles, Nc together "U grsfai a,'ss
srn OF an articles IN tie Doye line ~ business Country
merchants are respectfully invited Ia call when yisung lh
civ and examine the stock, a. B. believed ha o. -suu
,rJn,sn,,t, are offered At &. II. DAKLING'S,
mi San u Maiden Lane and Liberty street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-13
UuE NATURAUST'S LIBRARY

containing scientific and popular de'cripio-, oi Man;
On,.lrt,re Birds Fi.its Reptiles AMI Insects compiled
ru he ,,ork, of Cus.rr, RICHARDSON. Gufh. Gr"1ruy,
Lacpcl- Buf0n shaw Goldsmith Monia'u, ii'on, NJ
iusn and othsr writers Natural History arrat' az
C;ould 4 N-Niih .00 engravings. u 1be vo.nne o.,
just publi,hrd and for ale by DAY TON NJ" MAN
~. at ~ ton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-13
"a TO LET-Tbe large Room on tho

second floor OF the College OF Physicians and sur
eton 81 Crohy-slrtr'. known a. tie College Hat The
Room !, well lighted and ventilated, and ha, snal Room
openn upon he II convenient place al meet
ig for public worship. for Literary Associations, The
Room may br seen any time application 10 The Jam.
tor For urher particular, apply to K. WATTS, j. ~.
,Jorr'y.,r..t aSu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-13
JEFFERSON INSURANCE Company.

81 No. 4 Walls street. corner ed HlnosersiTe'L lh>
Company continues 90 against loss or dAnss 10y ir"
nn buildings, goods, wa,,or uNrcndnize grnet Any ai>
n vessel, sil caro. 4.au.t loss or damage bv inland
navigation. favorable teris, spy ether oi,e.
DIRECTORS.
'Ta,ns. " Ttorle Caleb G. Tunr. John c. Meuu,
.tl mn, + Wotirg,h Moses Tucker, Thomson Price,
g.riau. "a 4 r. ,l.>pn. Ffas,is F. sage, John II Lee,
l.trfl Dawn. Elisha g!Er> jane =. Holmes,
49, p,L1r Wm \ Iloru JOHN T. Moore,
Ns~ts Holman, Jane, r. Whiting, samuel OhHe'""'
joseph Alien. ln>t pi Drake,
THOMAS ". TfiORNF, Pre,idem
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-13
VOIR AND 4 HALF POUNDS of

i baked Bread NJ the old stand. a Ludlos-strtei,
tire, door, from the corner GrdId-s,reet Fellow ct
zen, Tire quality j. equ. 10 any ani As large :" !,
advertised don't buy it; ifsqusl quality, and so mucn
superior IN size 10 bny b. decidedly 10 your interest
Al.o Cracker, s1pnce p,r pound Cakes Pres and Rusk
AZ I'm ". g. HOLMES. "a Lndlow-.i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-13

" Tmg Law RkPoRTER for May has good ar
licc. ON The Bench and the Bar Recon, Ame-
ricsn Decisions, (digest) Sales Of Property in
Bankruptcy, &c. &c with complete Lists of AP
plcan. in Bankruptcy in this District and Massa-
chusctts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-13
NEAIE,S ;. ON Cnriosify s;hop.' 10.

III Ut ;
i68, Broadway. TOW doors above Gr7ui-'rreri'
where H. La. Tor ale rls either mounted or 10 kn; Az
r,,l, do: she'll. uera u.eci., tuqu'- Inii an ufi-
o,t-. Work, on al subjects Of Natural Sceucc '"osi'
cal VI arraio.I1ll and Conchol0geal bh't' o'' o.
rae Aprons Frame Paper of superior quality AMI ~"
patterns. Live C'Har'r. M. -
cent Than ,uN Ia the civ. Lenses ALWAYS or hand and ground
"a order Persons taught te OF taking lhef "s's by the
Davuetreotype on moderate terms.
GtGt-FfRFOTYPE PORTRAITS t1ken in very
.bnrt spa-r oi time at iLs moderate price al =
Pei RLl. nll Auml, .u-l-I ,, nll.aI ., ~ NY U
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-13

PRACTICAL GRAMMAR o. I'M FNsLIsH LASGI AGt, &c
b. EpwAED lIAzEN, author OF Tie SyinbOcai Spel-
Ing Rook,' &c. q vol. l2m0. PIP. 2,s) Huntington
TO, IA Pearl street.
We have not critically examined this work, but
a cursory view has shown Us some improvements
and no faults. 1t is very neatly got up and printed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-13
l,AFOR SALE-The Whitehead Works

u.A .tused al Stockport, IA tn County 81 Csl9nbi
.Iei -1ia al NeyS including a." rights oi fd"Hh
Butler I'D, tenant Of tho real estate AMI Io"n ~
the building, upon which - work. are ti''trl-
hrs rtyh To REQUIRE a thereof Together Win All i-
progsurnt. whether oi buildings, watFr-"tri' n''hn
fy whfthcr attached % the premises or Oh Z" ~ am ~
afisl, ON the premises u'ed or required ~ ihr "sA'
ng of hfelead, including Lad, wrought ~ uhrf'ugm'
coal OIL Ic Sc Also ne right II carry ng ~ 'ah "ot.''
y M the improvements discovered hy Edward but"f 4" We
process OF manufacturing and mixing "i "hNrieah i"h
paints 80, 80, l.. u,
Tie above is offered private sale mt Ne l1ih dny 9i
Nv nrS sni III DISPOSED Oi by that DAY, the samr "hl
be- d AZ Pu5c Auction on that DAY, Al il0c,och VI" ..
tire Merchant Exchange "a the CITY oi Nt"-i". roy
further nauru,rs md a. 10 teins sale, lnqhifr ~
NlcCoun Clark, Attorney. nj Law, No - "'h s"''''"
'F'' ~" RUSSELL PHELPS, Asgee Sc.
n, ~. ~, - ~ ial1 Uyll uS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-13
NLASSlCAL and Commercial Inslltute

I -! Broadway A Newman, Pnnc.nai In IN b't p
trl,n yorur Gentlemen nl b. Instructed n al TIE branch.
e, al A rough English and Classical euclilon, pfepara-
tor, f,r college and commercial plrl 4 ~ ne lciW'
moderate, cd references gHea. ~ D. Rooms U i,i lo
[ lectures ami debating socieiitS N.Y. lhf'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-13
NNE PRICE STORE-Atel Chatham

street, where Will be found C,n,hlng Il The toUo..r *
low ,res Beaver and Plsi Cloth Goats from = 90 81,
Cloth and cashmere Pants s. t. 49, Sanet Pants
fron 81 80 1 =; Double and single. BfeaNrd Net from
az la, HENRY COGSM ELL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-13
4oA no LET-A Summer Residence,
JAs.A FOR SNLE-Thatvery desirable plat

III of ground situated al 'he corner o la gt and Var
x ,Trret. routrg on - john, p X. beng - feet
hes, on t1ig ht-,tret sui IS cs on \drck, VIII TIC
church thereon. For particulars enquire OF JOSEPH
HEtKS No. II Beech. o~
,-If S,NrI. ROOnE, l2i Walker t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-13
rATO LET-The handsome we'll finish
"a TO LET from the hrst day OF next

E MAY three. fourth, cd ~. fourth ~ the trauk
Tur corner III Ann ani Na,>aasg streets, >unshie ior
,r,tr ONCE or other me. Esncsl business. Inquire Of
~ 1nN>Ip ,r ,.. Iu.ll.n, allu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-13
"a ROOMS TO LET at 3O4 Broadway.

IiA Handsome Pariol, and BEDROOMS attached, oi va
r'0I, sy-> furnished uiurnshri Tie House VIII !"
uaintr AMI pat M complete onirr. Au,i> FAMILIES OF
n e Gentlemen Who think OF changing would do ~eu 70
call 40 Room to let the fourh fOor, - ieet ~lde
y ~ feet e.p lulure he >cco i foor room VI slof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-13
WHOLE NO. 81.
INSURANCE.
rVHE HOWARD INSURANCE. CON

p.my-Cap,,l Siaoe,o. Office M 5. Wall b. The
frufrv continues 90 make insurance against los or ss-
a-r by f.- ani inland uavgatoo
DIRECTORS.
..,....f - 'r,ye-s Naa. Vavhr Corls ". Llvrsncs.
P.li... rL..u., william G. .rch Micah BaliW $,
I0.ig Nurr-Sr. /. WOlley, Nalhar 81 Nrtd'
I.o.rt h. yam. ia Earring c Tucker. loaa Rs.A-s
p-,d 10 Me-, D. BENJAMIN John ID Won,
C.f... d. Il .l,.d liam ". Todd. Ferdinand Suvdan,
uar-, q, rbamu-,n K HANE EMS. President
N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-13
DOARD.-A family or few single ecu

\ lem.n 81 good moral can have board and ,pae'GH,
-oI, In rrivai family in very desirable locaon lol
Fri Broaiwav. House add apartments unusually plea
r,s , a. =, \ 1,,r,|s,iIa mylO lre
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-13
MISUNDERSTANDING. NONFS. Real

Esat. Broker be. removed h.' oaer To No = : p,
N let y B->eyera OF money O. en1 o. nom
gsgr, on improved city property. 81 '
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-13
"a To LET-ln Brooklyn. , handsome

isH .f,r. suI attic RucA Hon,., Sik marble maG,cl>
- -~i'nr doors pleasantly s,uair ms and M Nassau
: IN, e,rb Fnrpte of SAME SHOrMEll,
u he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-13
AZ. For SALE.-Barsains Bargains -

p yor .,le exchange. - iract' ~ sa-H-mr h.i'
- Iiog Is scTss each, soil Of superior en.lJ va
t.r1a nth fa- Nr-sm, aud covered With fine "Wr '9cH
a. yhr ak hickory beach, walnut uaI4e ani = sn'fr'
The adapted 10 wheat rye corn, ost> cotton hOar",
- ret ami ih potatoes Tie above lssfs VIII .od al
reduced prices ash - sat-, or uiey ~ DE- ~
changed for almost any Mud # m'rrband1r rrr n"la'
diagrams aGt particulars, apply y ,,,-,, o.. ,,,,.
- IF . =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-13
GLUE. GLUE.-The subscri-
Thomas Pitts has re-

q moved - G9 Orchard,feoi. ouc door above Grand
where BE- MI continue h practice, ~ a>o supply hr pro
eSsnn with me Compound sup Sdi. Mdgnrsa' 'lr 'eie
- a.. No. 49, myll g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-13
rELENT School for Young Ladies, 81

) Yroadwav.-Mrs. Newman and Mrs hinckl'N, rI'h,
.r,l. H. ths Institution. Young Ladies WI be instructed
p all the hranchc. OF thorough Eu->h Polite onh.
mental Esucation. Terms moderate. Pupils admitted al
,uy lime t-uques oAahr reference, Z yea. mN9 I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-13
err FLORIDA LANDS.--A beautiful

80 Plantation for .ale-Tile inirpoiab,. -Ibf 'ub-
- . ar,r-,,t 10 or-r FOR ale beautiful Plant unnh
FLORIDA consisting Of 90 acre. OF ani, sgard on i+ 'rr
= Joss with. oae mile Of The beauiDi s"' .p'".Nt
cr,, ~ I,rl.op,H. bounced three sdf, BY WAFER
mostly nch prairie las nea co.gm aan .e". ,nI ~ -.
49, 80 h nn,gb...,l very reasonably. Apply o.
'"' "a" " riIOS JEFFERSON SMITH,
n.-.l1.. Any AZ Law. n Beckmansi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-13
IMPORTANT to Store keepers.-The

INFORMANT to tOre-keepers.- ne
subscriber offer. to the public On addition 20 lenid
.s-,nent capene spirit Lamps OF his own manaciure)
Carl, Bsr,r's 8ackn,, Rust wehrs Patent Burners.
Of various parrn aording opportunity to those ~ want
H.. Reiore purchasing tLose want OF Lamps VIII hpd
!, IN their interest TO call At No Cathern,treet, near d.
vision, as. Greenwich street ~ 81 u''om'' sup
POI In GEORGE MICHEL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-13
BOARD III BROOkLYN.-Two or

threr prntemen Or .m1I llmIy can ne arr1lhIn0-
Il, led with Board and lar.r small Rooms, pleasantly It
u1ed At IS Tcnry .rcet Tenn. reasonable References
I'-t.,,+.t ''' nViO 2N~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-04
So i - s. :, AZ -

,.! M snod 80 iSsfAsp NJ NEfzsp 49, 49,
AND WALES.
pERsONS DESTROYS Of making engayemspts for friends TO
emgrae from the Old Country to the United Stzaes and
who wish for them despatch and comfortable
commodanons, will find their apply the sub
scsbe who all times prepared make such arrange
will satisfaction The vessels composing
this line all of the first class of which leaves Livefol
weetly eon,equsVly all delay the port Of embarkasop
avoided As has been customary with this line, when
those settled for decline coming the passage money
funded without deduction Passage from the
ports OF Ireland and Scotland likewise be
cured.
SAMUEL THOMPSON,
Old Established Passage Office, 273 Pearl st.,
Orto
c. GRIMSHAW & co.
10 0o,ee fazzas, Liverpool.
Exchange drafts sight and for likewise
be furnished the National Bank Of Ireland Northern Bank
Nauonai OF paynoe AZ an
I'VE branchse also, r. G. Glyn Co.. Bankers London
and c Crmshsw X l. erpooi ms Imsc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-04
CROTON WATER.

" WbANho LEhDEN .f1ffo, blNtD VII N lin
IL In consequence the dclcteous effects OF drinking water
well ale cider and other fluids Of lead, the adoption
Of these for carrying the Cptsn through the dwell
ngs Of the citizens has been strongly by the
fssson of Chemistry in The University, Columha Colcgc
College Of Thy scns and Surgeons c by the Mayor Of the
the Superintendent The Pipe Dep and Counissioner
Chiffon and Other eminent medical and scientific gentlemen
To those who arc hiyns p.s PUMPS baihs &C. fitted up IN
anticipation Of receiving the Cotton friends ~ the
Temperance AMI the citizens az large these pipes pr
ury commrnfcd aswcl for their superior strength AMI du-
rsbitv " "a r their quality Of Transmitting M first pc
cessarn ne ec from the most insdious cfpoennus sou.
os Ihc timed ripes VIII be fitted Prices varying hut
ghy ttom tho.c charg by ru nbcr FOR common Ones Like
Improvement Va TO ats they have bud 10 coEtn bn'h
here and % Europe, with the bitter hostility Of those who I'm
'gnc their Interests affected by them. All WHO es inoF
nation espect,ny them ere invited snd for cfcuaFs
rive their orlers to TH0S. EWBANk,
jei0 eodim % Spruce or - Crosby street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-04
City Intelligence.

A POLISHED RooUE I LMBo-A man, named Alexan-
der r. Clark well and dearly known to many OF our siti
zens for his swndlng operations arrested yesterday
by officer A. NJ G. Smith, Of this city, aided by officer
Saunders of Philadelphia, while he waiting at the
Philadelphia steamboat wharf for his wife, who was a
passenger. few months since under the assumed name
OF r. Denny, he obtained large stock Of goods from
merchants in Philadelphia under false pretences on
returning from Alabama whittier he had taken them he
arrested in that city but managed escape from pr
son. and found his way TO this city r was safely &C.
cured and taken back TO Moyamensing lie is the same
who several years since swindlej number Of ncr
chants Of this city and Albany out OF several thousand
dolls and escaped from the Albany Jail by wearing the
dressof his wife she having been permitted to visit him
while pri,on. 1t is hoped he win receive that justice
due his past offences
svsrkcTED IrrAyTIcpk-A young woman named Ann
Oenghty, residing with her parents at 30 Wille street
arrested yesterday by the Coroner charge of de
sroying male infant child Saturday and throwing
into tho sink In the ofthe premises fulfand care
uEnvestigaon Of all the particulars with the Of
several physicians who made a complete pos rorfs eya
minouon OF the infants body induced the Jury to return
averdict OF death from the in which the child
was delivered They attribute actual intention on the
part ofthc girl TO destroy the child.
THOMAS Roor BRowr, dock loaier who arrested
and placed in prison Thursday for stealing 46 cali skins
from Capt lie Count Of the sloop Ida, from New Rochelle
died In his cell on Saturday night from delerium remens
There has been some strange neglect the Of the
medical oicer Of the City Prison. which should be rcct
ned by the new incumbent who takes his place tomorrow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-04

CHEAP EXC URsIoNr on TIE E0HRTNHt oh Enda
G-ffl IL The Steamboat II highlander Capt II Waidrop
will leave the pier foot Of Warren street, Mon:
dav mornng july ath at halffa o'clock, foot OF Hammond
street quarter before on an excursion 70 West Pom and
Newburrh giving passengers sufficient time 10 view the
campcnt Cadct' West Point and the beautiful scenery
in and about both places -.
Reurnisa will Lave Newburh O'clock P NJ and
rive in time for passengers 10 view the fireworks or VISIT The
other places Of public amusement ia the evening.
Fare each way % cents.
A good Band nf Music Is engaged FOR the occasion.
~ B.Ths Highlander will leave foot Of Warren Il, Tues
day morning july s. o'clock for Newburgh iyl 3ts &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-04
DOCTOR GLOVER

DEGS 10 inform those who have recently eDlued If he
IL left the practice Of his pofe that he
prescribe for such require his aid usual Those dcat
and proacted which require PRACTICAL experience
have been the particular objects o his study The
recent Improvements have his hands
raj aud important remedies which have escaped the
vstion of the less scrunising physician
Dr. Glover primary education enables him keep pace
with the improvements OF the day being graduate ~ the
dca profession The unsuspecting should beware Of
the host Of self named Doctors and petendr of whom
aspire to be authors Of little books subjects Of which they
tot'lly ignorant
Office, No. Ann stprivae entrance 9TH door from tn.
Museum-ofhce hours until o'clock PM. jy3 lm-c
DfANO FORTES FOR HIRE.--A variety Of good toned
Piano Eorc conanty kept fiT hire the ninuactn-
~ No 81 West Fourteenth street. between the Fifth and Sixth
Also good assortment of new Piano Fores of superior
lily with so ocayes Of rosewood and mahogany for sale
reduced prices. AZ 3mr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-04

DEACON COURsE-Trotting, Monday July ih, 3
- o'clock M.-Puse $50 Mile heats, best three IN five
dor the saddle.
w Reed enters gr Snanle.
HWoodrun enters Oh m Ka Horn.
John Spicer enters oh Don Juan.
mnedistey after Soo, mile heats best three IN Eve
free for all ottng and pacing horses Pacs in harness
and trotcrs as they please.
VI Severance enters Oh Oneida Chief
jy2 Bryant enters gr m Lady Suffolk
- CARRIAGE AND HORSES FOR SALE
<l14NN Ihe Property Of MadHc Fanny Eisser.-Tbc
7lZl- andeau, and pair Of fine bay horses the
property Of Nad1le Fanny Eer offered for sale The
carriage has been but tlc used and very The
horses are Young and valuable All be sold prior g III
18th They be the stables Of Henry VALE
ter in Lumber street back Of 81 Gsorge LIoe iyl tfh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-04

Ill
STEAM NAVIGATION BETWEEN ANTWERP
AND NEW YORK,
YLA-SOUTH.fMPTON
BELGIAN STEAMER BRITISH QUEEN,
NJ. NJ KEANE, COMMANDER.
The days Of departure welnown Stenship have
From Antwerp, From Southampton, From New York
On Nav Ist2. On 7lh May, 1884, On 7l' Jone isI2
~ Sept 1 1s;s sss eEt. IS 11 ss.,
Price Of passage, meals not included To- sout snpon
Antwerp, $7o-Steuad's fees, - 62k. The meals will be
served board The plan OF continental hotel the best
MANNER and at fixed and moderate prices bng only
charged when partaking OF the same.
The Of either Of the above also be
engaged with meals and wards fees included for
SM 62h cents, exclp1ive of wines.
An expenenced surgeon accompanies f,e ship.
For freight prsge further apply
H. W. +. & II. MALI, Agents.
as2 sDef II Beaver street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-04
10 80 ~

Punetuay regards the day of sailing will be observed
heretofore The price of passage outward fixed One
Hundred Dollars Tor which ample of everv description
will provided with the exception Of wines and liquors.
which will be furnished bv the stewards.
GOODHUE q co 81 South ST.,
c. II. MARSHALL, 20 Burlings slip, N. Y.
,e2l lxb BARING BROTHERS CO. I,uooI
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-12-13

Here she'll the Press The Peoples rights maintain,
Uaa1rod by Influence and p7tEii1 By gain
Here patriot ITuth her gl0rjORS prccepts Gfulc,
Pledged 10 Religion, Liberty, 0a7 Lal0
sg.ra GGs!SgEf 8; y G-G's:ssS 80
TUES DAY, DE c CMEER, IS, 1872
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-01
Dt LtN's IMPHOVEU PNTEYT
C"iNh sPhEAD rtENGTIIENiNC.

'7" 'i'h'r 11i ri'e tut ptsirra arc rpre1I ofy.ri
nits t'f' "u kii ui fhe href qutlifv ty utsI...,
~ n'g '''i l'r iuc rutpn.c, Nv winch fbrv ,,.
ntif ol un tm 'hrNucFi, AMI freo if0mtls ,,,
sNf.' 'i.l u"ll'niv prevents other pias.ri f,'
lI1ornf' ~ t'nirft incin tr'aunf nui n0rar.,tfte
lho 'n 't'h win which they spread is r,r.iuif,
ihn frf1'l' HnI romantic gums. tom fn.ir ro.,.''
on'nt t'' '' N- ny hI'nt lruing Huu igrr ar i.rifr
cic' 200 f case. " r'n iu inc se anil breast wr,so..
|r or'f' .'i OF voc 'Ne'ti tafu weakness of te ft
'l 'f. t' trc'mpanvipr dv spepHl ami liver com
|i1W w fIrInti',of ptiufIl m lions II he tto.,
fnf t.r 1HIifu' nui stimulating ptnprrIrt ,r,t..
hen '1ricnirit H'neh i1i Fcr.1us who fra,n srt 3D.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-01
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY ! -
In linrIIIsRa

1TESsR$. r. CHASE a CO tent Hearing ,,,c,
A'i sai aput tho extraordinary effects Of
ton or persian ~ s upJn those about ouie 40 b. n.
~"wc'e Induced 10 make thai ofthcm My wife M,
tune il' n"fhef oi children. su1 tsd sus 90. uo.f
nous and ekcTuciaiinr pains during and cunGn.
meni ~ each Si. tea ltned every ami much
iuedcirc hut found iulc relief Hfe comm. ur.f,
sns c Persia" Pills about months before her eYnroe
nrn thcr health To- ins very poor shoui tint rugtot ttnr
cfious) snd soon ahcr senab''ibs their s.nd
TO Tie cares OF mother Co her family untii her cnu6n.
tn"tt A. he time she commenced takrr the Prrsttn
ftl-, and Tor several weeks previous she effected vh
ny, hard cough, aud frequent s'vefc crlup..
usr 81 ia" fis 'utrcy removed before utfus ilit box
II a. wtL goat confidence that asigisc sI.f
10 bee the nIihcr, u make Of the Persian Pills All
Those i hav" 1sen them IN auf me- ghlofuuoi have COT
a'uG 40 TIE sam" cssy manner, AMI about Auur
~ s," Gays ihctr does appear tp hc htif te ,s
ger OF other d1 c'es setting Ia after cnuhnrtu.n where
thcse Pllis Ikcu. We unciy say et none ncrircf
hhHs lhem thcy are "a the reach OF fhe pOor well
a. TIC reh NrIfc fruy insu-fu tita' tLcg1 rtur 8.
"me irni'e can easily procure, which tifs fair % los
sen ihr word of suotin. whicb many 81 them hvr m
Dear, and per tue lives OF thuusau s other
"isc wouii be lost. =. ROBERTS
- A. % kJBrRT-
Rochester, May 4th, 1888.
f.r sac by a. &. STEVENS.
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