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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-17

NlAGlhIA-M Circuit Superior Court Of Law anil
" thinccry, for the County Of ITcnrro AMI C,y a.
HehnonI, on NC Chancery SIDE held tho Capitol In
Peter beverley, administrator of Munlort nove,t.v
deceased, ~ '''''" ,opu'eclfJt
Against iai"hH'
Carter beverley, Trustee Of Lucy BurwoIl t,ou, an,
lanes Ross Carter beverley, VIM r Taylor eSSepior,
81 John Taylor, decd and byrd beverley DcGs
THIS cause Tits day, 10 DO again hcar,i 81, ii, =.
papers formerly read. aud tho report OF Co,ntnivs,er
hiNcf inllc puf suani 10 to order Of i5 dsv or FcL
aty one thousand ogh hundred hn1 thirty Our and 90,
atguedb y counsel On consideration whereof iir CON-,
s.'sng hc exception OF The rlanun tic dcpoatlou of
VIC ueienhtn OF Carer Beverley, doth recomnit lilo go,
iePoit 70 ono ~ The Commissioners Of fs Court vit
s,Iusloms 70 ascertain, u practicable, when M1nf,rJ
poNcy INC ntestaic Of tho planun received noticr ~
w NJ IRON TIC defendant Carter Bcvoriov 10
uo uoloniantH, Collin aud James Ross, " tho bond In
controversy IN This suit, and the of tho account, bc
Mucn .au Munlofdbovofoy sud Carter beverley Al thai
uci 500 report tho same 10 tho Court, with any
specisuy stated deemed pertinent by himself or which
may be required ~ The parties 90 he 80 stated.
copy. Tese,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-17


sase the popular feeling. and We should not 10 sur
ptsed 10 sec the people demanding Of Congress a
speedy impeachment.
HON. JOHN NJ BOrrS
."eN'ws WIN unmtrated disgusi the senseless ga bic
~ soee uAs papers, In relation the charges against
le.n lei introduced by Mr. noits There Is not man
~ VT uous party itom Maine Louisiana who ,oes not
.hhs WIN Nun and agree with hin and ys foIsoCtL DO
csusc MI Bolts has the independence a. commit these
exssto wting, and read them In his place on the noor
oi ConfteSs u denounced az "pIemsiurc unwisc un-
ssh.i Tor tnitsrrec and by hnuirc other rpithctsi
" MI stands before nc county the exponent o
We icehags 81 the amt Tyler have no reason a.
e"hcNe at he ever concm he
"W W the sr,tcSot charges with % place them
'oe' ss TIE lnc t,ncnt of deceived e.. patty
ssnNt Tue uauor these ucnticnl were fully
"ueit To ~ the of tho patty wc nisht paeuy hs
'h ~ Tue nnnanlY CniTts To- ahin the hy
Inning lhst Mr. Bolts does ieelur his
p,V, OIL sheawe know that geas al aon pc.
.Lassca-that the name Of Tyler never n,cu.
o.. M"htcotnful concinpt-thai the great aud 10.
yeniy OF lStl pudat. dlsown his present
as utterly inconsistent with his profe xsiona he
W., ~ kstr this We feel naturally
,. !" sec VT Botts cit by hmsclI 10 sustain ht,n
~ '' ,anr Incurred the tie ofthosc whep, who b,tk
at ne h''dts OF his Accidrncv ~ w.
-, 'N lhc immediate constituency Of Mr. Rnitg
Nun 'iu'nphsny; but IN hia efI,tt. e. pi,r.
yer heioic the world In his true irs he ms al
''h hhe'nal ptopcIty, ani HE Nn,l, ,ion thotl lac
cuf "' 'sctf uno paiiiot. who deies on audi A.
ho'sthe va iuaos policy VI the pooI tool who NOW ,is-
S'aees tue Executive chair.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-17
JNo. SHORE, Com,
no MIA NEIsoN .. suEITON -

not hcna inabtsnt Of the Slate Of Virains ts
ibis method Of giving you notice, that shall on he Ioh
DAY If september, 1871 a. tho Tavern AZ Coco ban C
ii0uFe, between The hours u ten o'clock In the u,s,oi
and siE O'clock W tho evening n thstday prosee m
tho dcposions Of GcoIGo w Harris and othera ~ 10 -,
Circuit superior Court Of Law and Chancory Tor ,ooet
and county gainm YOU George w Harris ISncs 49,.
VILLAIN g,mos FerEusor anl CHARLES Pope in lie 49,,
zhi an as executor 81 ilyinn Popo, dcedIAniifbc
.ha continue 70 take ihcm from LAY to Jay At lie .a
P'aee snu Lelwceh The Same hours, until closed.
-Nh-oN'W JOHN MnRRIa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-17

There 10 i.ays the Baltimore Palrlotl ons obse.
| ton taken Ly the President in hls veto message
which VIII strike every one as not little extraor-
binary. lie objects 70 the ball bccsuso il untes two
suoI eu winch have no connection with each other.
NOW TINS Objection would have been well taken IL
,pphedto the original land bill, which he approved.
That bill united the tariff with tho distribution Of
the proceeds OF the lands, and what Congress pro
poses now 10 To separate them. And yet MIR Tyler
protesting TO DC IN fvor Of such separation yetoes
the bail which would effect tina, object, A strange
oo"lW'y OF VISION must have come over the Presi
dent. When he thus struck down what he protests
ha - 80 efrnesily IN favor oI The REASONING un
der the head oi las third objection against un,,ins
The Two subjects Is 50 oyorp erns In OF tho
OIL which he vetocs, that were IL Separated f,om
The res, OF the message, It would be taken a. a
speech in its support.
The tact is---as all who know any thiny Are fully
a"a,e' mat We Tar II and ID s',ibuioi were united
the lac equally well known that such union vas
made 10 meet what were then orseuiaiIy e,yen out
as the peculiar view. of Me Tyler and to ensnr.
| hts approval OF the bill The union as unnatural
anu shoulu not have been consented TO by the
Wings. Out Of great anxiety to act IN harmony
with the Executive, they unwisely consented to
Their union. As Nj Tyler now argues, il was fatal
TO the merchant and manufacturer that they should
have been united IN way To- make the fate of one
dependent ON the other. Hut now Congress i,
anxious To repair their error an error reluctantly
committed, hut which forced on them Inv The
President hms'lG They propose to sever tLs
oqics'ionr. To leave the land bill subiec, to rs.
peal or amendment indcpe ndcnt abstract aues-
non. ihey have passed Till which sewers tho
c'''e.c.'on-ieav'ng the tarR 10 stand by ITSELF ani
ohc u"tiouton bill To stand by ITSELF and IN sking
neither dependent, on the other. MIR Ty,r a,on,s
mat he ~ IN iavor 81 separation-nnd vet yctoes tbo
bill !-.NrIeik Hsraid. "'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-17
WIN @. SANDS, c. e.


- hlfhin0no, 10Th August, 1871.
rue pafues concerned arc hereby notified that havo
appointed the it DAY u October next, by 10 O'Clock
vs. f lheiI attendance ~ my ONCE, In tho City NJ Rich
npu VIII thcir accounts for settlement aud the oyidcne
necessary 70 enable 70 perform tho dulles required by
TIC foregoing decree.
suI " wif JNo. SHORE. Com,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-17

The Clay Meeting in Rochester on Tuesday
evening was rouscr. Gen. Vincent Matthews
presided: DE- MaltbY Strong read the call and en-.
forced the pFopreiy of action, and J. w. Giibett
prepared the address and resolutions We cannot
make room Tor these spirit stirring appeals, ct least
THIS morning but we must insert the following reso.
luton, which we welcome as evidence tina, Roches.
terspeaks only the language of Freemen:
Reseir,d, That We earnes,ly appeal to the wbic
majority IN Congress, TO maintain their ground and
10 y,eid nothing to Executive dciation especiaIiv
ON the ques,i ms Of the Tariff and The Distribution
OF The proceeds Of the public lands-Tribnne.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-17

there obtain the materials which he could aer~ ards
use Ia pollsAing CD HE diseoursss. We would com.
meud him 10 the urdeftakips
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-17
YESTSI YEsTell vrare,n !

"A sPLENDiD assortmont u Black fs,Un unJ e,o..
rlA Ncs,. now on hapd Ikowise neat aasorlfncn,
n,ie cs ~ ~, s, wv W "h'cA VII DO sold reduced
W.es lo' Vo cash. STARR A. 90.
"H Opposite Exchange IiottL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-17

iC@ Mr. Tylefs keepers have changed their
minds, and instead of'howiog him in the mountains
Of Va are abou, 10 take him down East, as soon
as Congress adjourn,. CHEPAonEr viii; be his head
quarters.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-17

VIC copy from the Lexington (iy) In,elligonetr
an article, in refuaon Of the falsohoods, and rem
dered necessary by the unusual ond ma ignant mode
Of attack upon Mr. Clay. by the allied powers OF
Locoioeoism and Abohonism. Mover has there
been public man in this country assailed with 40
much perseverance, so much venom, and such SIN
died disregard Of the laws Of common decencv and
truth. Ds,raeiion and fusehood have done tbei.
worst upon him. Day after day fort score Of years.
they have exsried oil their enefgies to backen his
name, and destroy the confidence Of his coln,rymen
in his virtue and abilities. When one system Of
calumny has failed, another has been resor,ed to-
and always and continually tho stream Of defama
ton is emPyng itself upon the head OF this illus.
trious statesman. No other man could have sur.
vivod the dcluge, as he has done His fame instead
Of being iarnishej, has grown brighter from every
assault, which envy, magni,y, and f,lsebood bavs
made upon IT, II Richie and Kendall and gla;,.
adopts oil insho science Of slander-havs f,iled IN
blight this glorious name-wo doubt whether bette,
success will attend the efforts OF their worthy nur
Iliaries, the Rev. Abel Brown, by abolition trades
or James Charming uler by spying on, the secrets
Of his negro.quirtes. Probably, Il the Editor n
the Enquirer were TO join Mr. Fuller in srplori,s
he log cabins at Ashland. or the Rev. Abel in do
lIVering abolition harangues-v ocatons for which he
IS eminoniy fitted by nature and still mora bv oJ..
ea'ion-ihey might by their joint labors achjeys
some important results. The old gentleman. n, / .
has become Of late years. pretty much Of an orator.
might enact the parts both OF Fuller and Brown
he might hrsi Yis. the negro cabins at Ashland and
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-17
HoYT & cos OFFICE.


10 $4,000 Captal-25 prizes Of escG each Ticket,
orlyel Drawing from Petersburg IA f,c n',r,!
HOfT co. have the chances for sale. a., ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-17

Meisrs: Joo l. Dimmoek. Thoo washburn Sam
Harris, VIM Weeks, Alfred Hersev. s,mi
WhseiWnght yr., Levi Brigham, Richard N Berrv
Jog Iaoer, . DAVIS Leayons, Joseph Barrell, Geo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-26
FLUTE AND GUITAR.

MR. PHILIPPE ERNST Professor of the Flute, Guitar,
M patent Concerina begs hs friends and pub
lie that he published his oldo MItaro for the
guitar which will be found well worthy the attention of the
learner from being well adapted that
aud calculated only please but afford
This Rondo with several other pleasing Of his compost
FOR the guitar 10 be found Mr. Ernsts residence IS
Canal street, where he continues give lessons above
3msr
MUSIC.-C. 5. GRAFFULLA, SO BayaId street. New
1h York, announces the Leaders OF Coton, Brass,
Military Bands OF New York. that he has hand and will
the shortest for number OF
the latest and most popular Opera peces Quadn les Po,a
nses ucksteps Waitzes and Gaop original and by the
greatest authors.
NB.-C: 5. Gfafulla will also arrange Marches, Quick
Ne for bands the
Der oil ini sruments by directing few In 50 Bay
rd street. Music taught and lessons IN thoio ush bass
I10l Iusu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-26
ENGLISH SCHOOL.
HAVANA ISLAND OE CITRA

CHARLES DUNE WArERLAND, PRINCIPAL.
THIS Academy established two under the
of the former lntendeni General Of the Island and
other distinguished OF the nobility and of
SLAP and the hod Of tuition the ntcrrogatve" All the
scholars the English language and many OF them
speak il ibuslly and fuentIy
The Principal has the experience of schools in france Ger
many, Englad, and the United States. His chief aim
give the youth entrusted to his practca knowledge of
active careers, and are applicable TO any
The Of Study herefore compehenes the E. fish,
French, German and Spanish languages History Geog
Natural Philosophy the practical part Of Mathe and
Drawings Of vdrons kinds.
Professors Of divers the es
from the director
signal has attended this plan OF that
vera Of the pupils under Give and
two foreign languages, perfectly ineligible manner and
those OF nper years, correctly and easily:
The acquisition not only OF the Spanish but also of other
languages thus placed within the reach Of the youth Of the
United States without its being for then
linquh the dyanases which from ed
ucaton The object of the Principal desiring receive
youths from the Umed States TO facilitate the requirement
would be douby repaid them by the latter
here the manly spnt OF the English schools The young, c
OF the United States nothing c
mate the house being spacious aud any situated heahu
spot short dis from the and within
limits fine bath and complete for
have passed the the school perfect he ah As
the principal married and his wife and sister have
charge OF the Junior children received at
bu. taat Of infancy
Every pupil enjoys his religious opinions undsurbed
The terms $500 annum payable three months in adj
There except clothes and books.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. CHAS. DRAKE u BROTHERS.
ALEXANDEAs MORALES, ESQ.,,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-26

- SELLING oFtAT wALKER's-ao pr adie.
french ga,tsrs French and satin slippers and bus
calf and hne begged boots from So IS asd so per pair
pair $50 pair ckdea do from 5 10 S. pr pa 500 ~ des
and misses boots shoes and buskin from aud per
IN abundance mems and fine boots Of all sorts sizes
the cheapest in the cV C and e 1 o aO0ss soHa q per Ct
corner Of Broadway, az ~
o2i lmsec IS WALKERS
Ira CLINTON CHEAP Boot ana Shoe Market, 500
w1ss an b. aaSs SS Sorns5 Spring st. IS the only Psfs
those who boots and shoes will do well give call La
aes and asses buk'ns from a So ands shlin7s per
boots hnss 70 81 per psi All who wsh TO save
Pe cent vii give call at the Clinton Cheap Boot and shoe
Market, 2o9 Greenwich corner Spnng street o25 I'M
FENCING SALOON IL SHOOTING GALLERY.
~. second door lately from Europe, Professor of the Of
straight Cooked and TUrf.h sword hunting knife m "a
and Sayonei STAT and d. every species Of weapons.
Sc Te;peeally invited can and e12
spacioa. double shooting Gallery, illuminated IN the
evening will also be found with superior Swiss pstoshoot
MILtINARY ARTICLES, CLOAKs, Sc.-VE To
RN I'M, Cp from Pa, @ 1 s inform The aides
between hite and Walker streets splendid assors ut
bs 0aPSs ANNALS fancy and street
The latest Paris fashion Just received ship Vile de Lyon
Dress and Cloak making promptly executed.
M lm'r
GRANITE.-The Staten Island Granite Quarry being now
en- ea a Or Toar MID GGs Of any o
work ashler s and n'es steps and Platforms will be de-
KenIge for ships, single ballast or smaller stones
will be delivered on board vessel in NewYok
Vessels load with great dispatch at the wharf Staten
Island where feet depth of water had The Ioad being
sh2ppg. NO danger from ice during the wntern onths
FOR ar'h+r ior~a'S aPpy, e c,psoN A,sn,
Al the Granite Wharf, Staten Island,
'e ounce inc COMPANY 81 fAs E6vGR .ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-26
Dated Syracuse, N. Y. Nov, Cd, I.42.
rs lm~r H. BEKNHEIMER < BROTHERS.

ORitIs TOOTH WAsH-Prepared from the Original re
cipe ct Nos Mold New Yrok-The Oris Tooth
Wash purely vegetable PREPARATION possessing the proper
ues cleaning the teethsnd noxth restoring the gums to
the mouth, whether arising from dccayed teeth from de
ranged state Of the stomach.
designed be used with tooth BRUSH and will be found
10 supersede the necessity "a row5er kssrrg TIE teeth clean
and venting the OF II the teeth
useful cases of spungy restoring Them
20 healthy state, and causing them around the
teeth In painful Of the teeth and arising from
TO cold will be found highly beneficial par
culay serviceabe the Orrs Tooth ash night just
before retiring to rest This method recommended by emf
nent dentists by doing all PARTICLES of food which
mulae during the day entirely removed and the mouth
Kept through the night IN clean sweet and healthy state
Sound teeth and white the valuable
Of poor humanity but how neglect the attention
Tor their when surrounded all
means needed Among these know of pleasant
and ehectua than the Ons Tooth Wash ceanses and WIFI
tns the teeth strengthens the pues the mouth and
iweesns the breath. We md all young and
ld.|tBoston Morning Post
The Ous Tooth Wash the detergent ever used on
enamel.-I Boston Transcript
For sale by the principal druggists the IND
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-26

NOTICE.-Wheress Samuel Bernhcmer of Syracuse. has
~ acted the of IL. Benheimer Brothers, chan
in the city OF New York. the collecting of debts SYRIA
and in other business all hereby notified that
his such revoked and all
hereby forbidden transact business with hm such
agent and whereas Samuel b. nhemer and Jacob Bloch
shutting the firm Of y Beinhe Co.. of Syracuse have
this day assigned TO ii. Benhemer Brothers, of New York.
all the goods, debts and demands OF descriptions there
iors all are hereby forbidden to oebt TO said
all of said demands may hereafter be made Herr
man Bernhemer, Emanuel Bemhemer Simon Bernheimer
being the firm OF H. Benheimer Brothers, OF whom i'll
be found al Syracuse by wishing to maks pay
ments and on whom ali ind bted requested call
Immediately ana settle their and notes.
Dated Syracuse. n; Y Nov, Cd, La;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-26

From Pier No. North River, Battery Place.
The and splendid steamboat NEW HAVEN, Captain
j. X. Dutan will leave every Tuesday, Thursday aad Satur
day afternoon, o'clock.
Passengers for Boston will be forwarded mme diatey the
arrival Of tn. above boats Norwich will with
change of cars baggage.
For further enquire Off on the wharf,
on boz I'd the boats, or to
D. B. ALLEN, 80 PECK slip, up stairs.
All persons forbid trusting any of the
above boats
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-31

Before Recorder Talmadge, and Aldermen Purdy
nd HaiGeld

Before Recorder Tallmadge, and Aldermen Purdy
and Hatfield
AUG. 30-John Smith alias Lewis, previously
convicted of constructive petit larceny, was SEN
fenced to the city prison for thirty days Gustavus
Riva an old offender, stealing from N b. Plum two
pair of blinds worth So, guilty, penitentiary six
months John Edwards black boy, stealing from
VIM. Rowland knife, silver pencil case, &c,
worth 81, guilty, sent to the House Of Refuge
Jane Bailey, assaulting Ellen Misunderstanding
Judgment suspended and she discharged John
M'Coy, assautng his wife Ellen, acquitted John
Donohue, stealing keg of white lead from Squire
& Brothers, worth 49, guilty, pententary six
months. George Toohy ASSEMBLING his wife Jane,
guilty, judgment suspended, and he discharged at
her request. George f. Flynn and james Ryan,
lads, stealing from different houses escutcheons
brass snobs, knockers &c, guilty, city prison TWEEN
~ days each. Mary McGovein previously con,
victed OF petit larceny, sentence suspended and
she discharged. James Fairbanks, stealing from
Lewis Fillcunel frock coat, worth So acquitted.
Rosanna Graham stealing from Thomas Riley
silver watch and Dress worth so, guilty, peBiten-
tiary ak mopths Mary Daley stealing from Cor
mac eilling half dozen silver spoons, Nc worth
50, guilty., city prison thirty days Amelia Thomp-
son, black, stealing from Abby Myers door mai,
worth 81 80 guilty, city prison twenty days. Fran
cisco Rode, stealing from Eldreu Zandt 81 lin
bank bills, guilty, city prison ten days. Rosanna
Graham and Joanna Conner, girls, convicted Of be-
ing Migrants and sent to the House Of Refuge. Adj
journed to Friday next, 8 o'clock, A. M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-31
ECONOMY, ELEGANCE, AND GOOD
I-yINn

THE undersigned has, az expense fitted up one OF the
New Yer in which hundred persons least can sit down
20 excellent and usstins breakfast dinner and rom
oeled either sgard qualify number Of dihssby any no.
eel in the United States, and varying prices from six cents 10
shilling and eighteen dish The purest Java and
ocka coffee and the very best and only frce
cents per cup And all other refreshments proportion The
wasrs uniformly sivl and Polite and visitor may Be
fact every deparmen mt Of the business under the
denee competent whose sole and are
Kuests. HENRY 0O9LING
Proprietor Of the French and American Eating House.
Nos aud CO Nassau bewee Jshn and Maiden Lane
Ps-Open Sundays for breakfast dinner and tea jeso 3nr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-31
KENNN9'E7DY'S

COMPOUND VEGETABLE PREPARATION.
OR ts treatment and eservation OF Hair the only
imMble preservsve against badness, and certain
Tor all Of the scalp such nduf Mica ponca Sc
kc Me- including all cutaneou affections This article
pared w,t by the inventor and proprietor himself
after study Of ten during which his
most exclusively devoted the perfection OF
article for the benefit Of the growth and beauty Of the Hair In
have arisen md died. while This sjoices the full ygo Of
manhoodand Is destined to live long fine head
uy priced its cleanliness and beauty admired those
who have these desires bat give single trial and
fears Tor the result 1t enly be
sated and When the prophet
his reward from disco public moi ore-he
is not afraid Of getting Of pate nee.
Nearly five hunded certificates stfy its virtues
all for ich IL Intended be used the
highly respectable individuals in various the Uai,ed
States the Canadss be Office of the ye
tor and manufacturer No. l Pine street. New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-31

NEW BRUNSWICK AND NEW YORK
THE NEW JERSEY Railroad and Transportation Com
4 pany have established Freight Line between New,
heutly. "
Leaving New Brunswick at 81 A. NJ. daily, (Sundays
cepted) and the feot OF Lber tyreet New York NJ
TS country dealers and the above line de-
II every descpon and more particularly Drovers and
Dsae in Live Stock who have $50 head Of cattle
cd between New Brunswick and New York, the same day
whenever required
The for the transportation of cattle horses mules
sep hogs &c. and all other kinds of merchandise are very
low, never exceeding esmboaf price. I'l1 :.
Merchandise by this lima subject 10 any EXTRA
charge in crossing the North River ~. - = = -
The Company have fitted mp large storehouse at New
Brunswick. adjoining the Railroad Depot, which will always
sopen for the reception Of merchandise. ~ 4
Passengers purchasing their tickets the ticket Offices win
receive Jerry tickets gratis. ~ u
" Freight for Newark, Ezabethtown, Railway West
field, Pisnheld Scotch Plains, Boundbrook Somervle
conveyed by the above lines and delivered the day when
received. su1( 9mA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-31
INVENTION NO. 9,

The second cnlion Of modern times which we nd
etally call att. n!ion, is KENNEDYS CELEBRATED
vented 10 this country his sr,eie be testified By
any thing Of the kind imported from any part OF the world
and is rapidly supecedns all other for changing the
color Of the hair and WHISPERS beautiful dark
black from fxen red other Objectionable color
single apple alton, without affecting The skin
he above Hair Dye exhibited the Fair Of the
can Institute held Nblo Garden, and ed the
mium being any orher exhibited Il be OBJ
tanned At the foil wing places Biiey, Ward Co. Maiden
Lane; Leary Co. hstor hou.c; So Bower, Walker;
$40 Bowery Bond street; Tiffany, Gourd Ellis $50
Broadway and a, the mandatory No. Pine street. New
Yo,k. -tL - ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-31
CHINESE TEMONTA.

A ENTIRELY new and splendid article for the Toner
"A surprising IN iragrancy article Of the Lind
ever been inodu led io this country Every houekeep
VIII highly appreciate a. ind spensable family nygors
Also, lavender Pine Apple Vanilla and Cologne, hghly
with variety Of fragrant odors liquid
FORM sale wholesale and retail the Depot of Health
and STRENGTH 80 Canal street, door east of broadway.
au:O2wsr A " H. VERB Agent