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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-11

CHOICE COLOURS-FOR ORNAMENTAL
PAINTING.
LOT OF superior Colours for Psintsr,s ,,sa vi-.
n Genuine Dutch Pink, Indisn Rel ' ~
brilliant Chinese Blue, French Green
GROUND NeTdisris. Splendid Rose PINK
Nandykc Brown, Turkey TIMBER
trSnkioTt Back, Antwerp Blue, No
Drop lAke-scsTlei, Yellow ana PurDlo
Kings y GLOW, Patent elbow
Ensssh Venetian Red, French YelloS ochre
=, lllnan's best Chrome, Green and Yellovs e.
TOT sic oy BOLTON HARRISON,
Corner above the Banks.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-11

fniay E.enin< AZ the Exchange. s5oo IS0 in--i Of
a. OF 20 OF 80 etc. rs Nos-ii drawn Tele,s sil
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-11

DRY GOODS AT Reduced PRICES.
IOuN WRIGHT roFrcctfuIly lntimsios that during
NC present month (Ausus) he will sell Inc whole Of
SOCK Of Goods AZ greatly reduced prices lie
WI" pn.ueulsfy call attention 10 the following viz
'"9,cdLFwns, from INC upwards
ip,,,Io o r,, ffintcd lawns, tst per yard
laght llaid aud Hroche ginqhsfi,l 49,
Emb'd Swiss Muslin Dres.es
wards ''-''" ''oo' from ~ and up
Foulari silks, very chcap
OrRlndya, Satin stripe Cfallya
Plain Hack and Mode Cord Illiyorinrs
Cold SIX and saith Scars, very chcso
Plain Mousclns, from eic PCT yard anil upwards
10 FMin stripc do Bic a. do
light SILKS, very cheap
Neck Ribbons Hosiery, Gloves, Laces With a sres,
many other Goods which will he sold equally cheap Tor
CASH JOHN MRiofTr,
Ml Main street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-11

NEW WORKS
Received this day by a LYONS.
DlARN and Letters Of Madam Darby, author Il Eve.
- hnl Cecilia, sc. Elncdby hcr Niece vol
The Poets aud Poetry ~ America with an historical In
foiuct0n. nv Rufus Grswnii
Notes o. Tour through Egypt, Arsbis Peir- n the
10Y land including visit 10 Athens, Splra. Delphi Cab
a. ihebcs, NJ Sinai, Pcpr, Sc nv y Joy Morris vol
: Madden.
ALSO,
The Boston Miscellany for August
Young Peoples Book DO DO
Handy Andy MOI dp July
hiH Ni9his with the WaslHngouiana Not
Uree Dictionary Of Arts Manufactures and Mines from
No foi2. "a IVONs
ea' Min n.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-11

Monon-llia Lottery, Class X, for Monsisy Morning.
prize % nn0, lO,Go, 5oOO, 35Gp 337 50 or 2O,U Sc
20 Nos. " drawn. Tickets Go.
NB-ordcIs for uekets In the above splendid Lottery
will be let with prompt acentiou. II sddrossedto
". sTRATTON,
Rishnoni,vn.
All orucrs confidential.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-11

For Saturday, 18th August, at Alexandria,
The Va Monongais Lottery Class X.
RICH SCHEME.
Prizes s31ON 1000, 800, 35ll 3327 300 300 and
no prizes Of 1000 each, IS No Lottery Tie kets
Slu.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-11

SURhnIOR COTTON q oINGHAm W.
- bHhbLAS, reccivcdt Tits diy and for sale very sv.
ut - w. MEREDITH
JUL NAN street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-11

To be drawn Friday at 81 O'Clock, p. NJ Leesbnrr
Lottery, No ~. To be drawn in tho Ball Room At the
Exchange. prize Of s5OlO 800 i,U57, OF zoo a C.
~ Nos. II drawn. Tickets al 70.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-11
WORTHAs;'S OFFICE,
Erchanre Rnil9frR.

For Friday at 81 O'Clock In the Exchange Va Lees,urg
Class - Prizes s. COO 5Oo. IO5T. OF 5l OF "a .
30 OF no l0of O1 ~ OF 81 50 OF H. &c. rs Nos an,
H. Tickets 80.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-11

Drawing Of Mononralia Lottery, Class ~ Extra Ar- s.
$3.50 90 Q % - % % 81 10 81 - sc 60
Whole Ticket Ncs 10 %
30 Do i6 80 GO
10 10 10 - 50, althroe sold and paidby
zTs A.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-11

For Thursday Evening. Mouon.alia Lottery. No 80,
Extra. lptize Of s5U CO.. 5000 Of 200 OF f1 10 OF
81, &c 20 Nos 10 drawn. Tekeiss3
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-11

The Subscriber be- constantly
.rcccitinE supplies from these
maEcrs. the superior quality Of
whose lnFtrumCufL IN an re.
spects, Is duly acknowledged hy
ally increasing demand for
them.
To niose not alrcsdy acqusint.
81 with these INSTRUMENTS. 10 may
not De supcfhuons o. say that
hey arc ma'c with particular ~.
gard ir kccring ln func, tau 90.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-11

Union Lottery; No l2-Draws at Alexandra, Saturday,
August 9Th s9DOo, l0oo1 5000, 3O01 loo Of ICOO etc
ncketsetO. -' 49,
B-Orders from The country in any OF the above
schemes inelosius the cash. viii be promptly ate a to-
and the drawings forwarded If desired
aul WN n CLARKE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-11
- eN'NAN'is N"hhieNAiAls
CLARKE's OFFICE.

Mononealia-Class No 35-Draws at Baltimore we,lnes.
uay. aud due THURSDAY evening Prizss-ssIn 800 %
he olloo loot go - Of 100 etc. rs Nos-l3 drawn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-11

-. - l. : Il Z X.
IN IoNs Lamp Plaster of goo quality, receiving
- per schr Leader shout ~ IONS yet unsoid
poe W. JR TRiriErr a SON
AIDES FINk DRESS SHIPPERS Just
tl haal fon fHaicipuila 'oi ol fne Dfcfs XII and
hnt.cco rupIcfs. JUDAH MYERS a CO.
|. L---.L-- IL ! - n -
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-04
HARDWARE, CROCKERY & GLASS WARE

part consisting of Table knives and forks Ivory sets Pocket
ditto Broad Butcher Cook and Canenve Scissors Shears ShcepSeas
Raor ave and Sees Carpenters and American Rim Locks Engh
American morce and Closet Locks Trunk Chest Cupboard
Locks Cast Butts patent ditto CakS Broad Butts Parliament Hinges
Screws ac, Cut rad Butchers Cast Mill Pit saw
Files asd Horse Ra and best polished ard Brit Rafting
Augus, Augur Bits Cast steel Cze all kinds Planes full
Plane on AdgeS Drawing Knives Hand and PANEL Brass and
back key hole dlo Table ditto and steel Squares Try Squares
Morc Cages bev Spirit Levels Mill Cross Cut and Pit Syndid
article JockScrews Corn Mills Am Slove Long hade Dchng
Spades Ptchos Vices Anvs, Sedge Hammers Blacksmith Bellows
Wedding Garden Cane and Grub Hoes collins Simmons Axes Broad
ditto Broad fatces Smuggling lacets Nail Hammers, Lahng
IachetS Hand Axes; German, American English Blister and
and Nails, and MANILA Plough Lines manila Bedcod
Bed Halter Trace and Ton Ropes Cotton, Wool and Horse Cards.
log Chains, Surrpg Brushes hite WASH Clothes
Cumb ditto Feather Busters Cedar and painted Tubs nests Turned
Keee Trays Pggen Flour Pals round Boxes Dry Measures
willow market and clothes Baskets do Wagons Chairs and Cradles
Cocoa DppTs Table Mats Bird Cages Roen Pins Coffee Roasers
Japd Candle Sticks article Egg Boilers Ion Brass and
Selves Dish Covers; few very fine Britannia Tea Sets with every
variety OF furnishing articles
ALSO general assortment Eahen China and Glass wae consist
of Tea Dining and Toilet American and French
pressed Glass full Astral Hail. and Lamps
p0ten Looking Glasses and looking Glass plates
Also 1000 US. PAPER HANGlGS.
DIXON & BABCOCK
WASHINGTON STREET, VICKSBURG.
April TO- 1Sll, Oft
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-04
WAKDW ARE.
A O. BREATH 1chulG.

vs row receiving direct from the
A North, a complete assortment oil
Hardware, comprising in part the fol-
loving articles; plantation hoes, hooks
and hinges; sadirons, frying pans, stock
md and chest locks, in all varieties,
britannia tea and table spoons, car
renters hammers: chiSsels, socket and
frmee: hands saws, mill flat files, horse
rasps backing, cast butts, screws
table and desert knives and forks Il
complete assortment, carving do
pocket, pen and butcher knives, patent
balances, razor, scissors and shears,
tea and tray waters, fish and chalk
lines, fish hooks, shoe, horse, white
wash paint, hair, shaving and tooth
brushes; percussion caps, carray combs
toileSt and looking glasses brass, and
iappan candIesticks, shoe thread, tacks
brads and sparratlcs, shaving boxes,
hand and PANEL saws, plough lines
bed cords, cotton cards, CotIeemlIls
wire seiye axes. For sale, cheap for
cash or cotton.
Oct 16, lS4l. I'm,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-04
Hats, Hats.
BREATH. TCHuIA

BREATH, TCHULA
is now receiving beautiful lot of
III extra fine Beaver, fashionable and
short nap'd Hats, direct from the man
ufaCtory.
Fash'ble plain black beaver, ! all
" brush, ! prices
Wide brim, 4"
" beaver.
Wool. drab and black, round ana
square crowns; superior article for
negroes; Hair, Fur and Seal caps.
Sealet for youths and men. For sale
cheap, for cash or cott,n, at
BREATH'S, Tchula.
Oct. Is, l84l I'm.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-04
SADDEal(,BJRYYo

=, TT ~ ItWULu,
5 now receiving, direct from the
y north, fine assortment of saddle.
ry, vlz:-MeXican, Spanish, halfSpan-
lsh, American and Columbian saddles;
Ladies fine side do; double and sin,
gle fine and common brides: bri-
die filings, extra relns, heads, &c, &C..
horse and mule collars and blind bril-
dies; saddlebags and wallets; riding
and negro whips scers, bits, and
stlrrup irons; Leather and hair sea-
trunks, &c. for sale, cheap for cash OF
cotton. Oct l6, al. g.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-04
trustees Sale
OF
AAND & NEGRops
M w " W HIA

Is ~, virtue rue, ofa deed of trust er1 49,
M lazy py William H. GlasscocCSS ( !,
undersigned mi' rs ; Trustee, the SAID T to De
W" VIII, ,b On ,ne 18th day Of Decem5lo,, a s
III I9e plantation of the said VT WHINE neg
ana an ISL State Of Mis,issippiex 81 t fl d,
nc sale, the said Plantation dpO't ," nE %
s g,f o. which possession will pi Ia "
en- e5 Immediately, also at The S snm o'gr
and !, place about twenty like er,'' e., ln.
horses mules, oxen, cattle ,eI b9n s''yq
wagons ana gear, plantation I 1ie,' aa'
household and kitchen furniture p'ens.'
many Other things too tedious t a,, r 'al
iIon-should all the proD Dr1 % m g,n
sad not be sold on the d day. oio, aloe
the sale will be Continued iro ",oI 5
day until all be sold. ''''' u'!t
nc Plalltallon will be sold
credit OF one and two Years S' IS..
chaser or purchasers are reori,5
give bond with approved sec Trra
negroes and personal properly Ny. %
sold for cash. F'9 WILDE
, The notes ofthe bank oias a.,
OF Alabama, or any branch ban, '% S
Planters and Merchuhts bank ' \, Ue
the bank of Mobile, in State Of y u
ma and Of other banks which t ,''D,
Trustee may consider eoujvaIs'4 |
the notes aforesaid, will be recr,,i. |
payment; and such title convex
is vested in the undersigned Tnge
B. T. MOORE, Trusa.
Nov. 81, 1910. 2-@,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-04

April 10, l84l, 22-tf.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-04
EsOOtS s. Shoes.
A. @. BREATH, Tchula,

EAS just received, direct from N.
ga York, the following complete
assortment of Boots and Shoes, which
he offers very low for cash or cotton.
Russot and kip peg'd Brogans.
Ladies laced calf and buskin shoes,
/" fine and common dress and
walking do.
" Morocco,t thick sold sp'ng
heel walking, do.
" " Kid, Morocco, and calf
skin slippers, &c.
Gents" peg'd and sewed brogans
$ g dancing pumps slippers,
" peg'd and seWd' boots
" and kip brogans.
Chl'drens, Misses and Boys shoes,
Morocco and calf, a full assortment,
call 4, try for yourself
Oct l6, 1S4I I'm
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-04
no Country Merchants AND PLANTERS.

yEVE undersigned receiving and offer for sale Orean
their Washington IickSbyp
eXten of
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-04
ESY A. G. NE'NEJyT

- Gooernor of the State Of Mississfa
10 THE SHERIFF OF HOLMES corr,
Greeting:
WHEREAS, | have receive d ah
nation that a vacancy has occurred h
the office of Representative in theb
gislature oil the county of Holmes h
the resignation Of Thomas r. Lam.
Esq. | do, therefore, ISSUE this Vii
authorizing and requiring you toha.
an election in your county, on Ftidl
and Saturday, the oath and 2jlhdaa
of December rext, to fill said vacancy
and | do, moreover, enjoin you b
conduct the same, in all respects, con.
formally TO law, and make due return
thereof to the Secretary ofStatc.
In TESTIMONY WHERE.
OF, ! have hereunb set my
hand, and caused tbeWeats seal
L. S. of the State TO be affixed, At
Jackson, this lth day oi,Nr.
A. D. lS4l, and of lie sove
reigrty of the State of N.@s
sipPi, the tweniy-6th,
A. G, MINUTE
BY the Governor
THoMAs b. WOODWARD,
Secretary Of State
Nov % ta
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-04
PROPOSALS.

For publishing in The city Of Jackson
Miss. a recHy Newspaper to be called the
MISSISSIPPI STATE JOURNAL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-26
.ToI,, wb,cl, 90 Beronan, speak or die


" The Loco-Focos Of Ohio are IN not a very
uncommon quandsry: the two horns Of the diem
ma being these Snail We be Loco-f ocos IN can
est, like Benton and the New Ira, OF only 'sin'
deep like Van Buren, ard the Albany Argus -
The la, Legislature acted :. if considerably IN ear
most; but the party is the back track in various
parts Of the STATE. We have already chroacied iAe
Conservative movement OF Hon. Thomas J.. III
mer. Gen. Mcdowell, and several other Promiuest
leaders Of the party We notice that at meet
ing Of tho party in Mu.hingum County held II
GAINESVILLE on the 18th inst to take measures to-
the reception Of NJ. Van Buren, on his pilgrimage
the following significant Resolutions were adopted;
Resolfed That believe that special and party Les,ii-
ton : tie principal Oi The embarrassment ah''i
winch We now labor and hope spon 10 see iir uH,'
Nien party md parry sYn viii b. abandoned Ter ue pup
lie good. J
Rt,oised That we do consider he ente M s'H'5
detr,n> which IS attempted % De pushed upon lle Demo-
CT attic parry and made issue 40 NE comnS contest 10y
few recsess err. conduc ve 70 M Interests oil M c0.n-
try. or productive OF party asceufan.y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-26
OLD SOLDIER

u Those who believe in neither law, gospel nor phy.c
nor even in Pease' Hsrshsund CaDdy. yet believers
Ice Creams least n.vtr knew ~ perverse i1dg--
meni OF depavei palate J, to delight in them w
,ay them ihse Who love lee Creams that means ever
BODY TIA, IN place N-wN0rk, ay. or Ia the universe
Nankee Nation they better be found than Pease shop
% Dssoatre-t. where they may ai,o get Mead soda
'nf Thing temperate person vil s>k for The place Pr
aarF couvrn ient for the bashful there saloon IN
'he rear OF Tie shop, with many aicoves which thOse
"o would shun wax The multitude nav retire and
r.o> .-T own company, WHICH. b- hoped. vii b.
'sfreaiae. u not We kRos nothing likely to male
i'o Than Prasrs Ice CresmA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-26
Commercial and Money Matters.

T.
The saes the board to-day again light with the
exception 'o Harlem Ia this stock the speculation
and all offered the closing price, u, was tsken
The sale. OF Harlem reached $500 shares advance Of
u per cent Delaware Hudson declined per cent, No
hawk, per cent Good stocks generally we're firm
There IS mseral change IL Foreign Exchanges st-r.
Ing. 8a2 y. Francs 81. 52l.
lniand bills rather active There yet but liz.
Tie confidence IN the NV Orleans resumption except in
few strong banks The best bsnh. sell at 5. di,cOHni
and others al n discount Mobile : rather We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-26

NJ For our Reply to the New World
Oh the Copyright Question, Notices of New
Publications.. Religion in Association, 4
Floating Palace Letter from Illinois, &c.
&c. see First Page.
~ For Letter from Boston, embody-
ing accounts Of the Religious and Phllan-
tbropic Anniversaries, Poem by MIS-
Sig1urney, Review Of the Markets, &C. &c.
see Last Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-26

Msssss. EDIToss u lea tbs city only few year. $50
when ie Bowery Hi" bad not been invaded and when
the De,ifs Ilo>,r NOW Grammercy Park) was great
way down below Having returned to nv native CITY, I
.rolled up the old Manhattan Ban. now mon Place
where bad worked yellow fever time Bles. me- what
changes, And nv old Sun Fish Pond" too i filed up
and has Church il We'll, went to Harlem Heights.
10 my old var acquaintance. Pat McCoy-whew 80
Pa, Wa there. But found small city IN b., stead With
Avenurs streets schools Churches. Railroads Omnbuses
and stage, n abundance. very we'll sad l. all r.ht-go
ahead. lew years have incredibly reclaimed adorned
and aall4 improved the ground. called Yorkye-and
but tor the 90 OF STATE paper osloi stocks
portion OF which hes here, and tear to most gr-vous
disadvantage the plane and the hammer would b.
more heard upoa the unOccuped lands OF our Island.
SpIDIFR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-26
An tbc Fire Department..
We, ,,i. ~ ,GnIi NkrrUEw y. GrffN
MIIIlNM Fu>ikK. PiilLt D. -
HENRY NtiStN. 1'tiN ~ ~, ~
NILITNNu EAhFR. rlNl'N Nun ".'
NfIffkfl q -. u

Nr ifrN1y Yorrs. G.. l.uisf .. ..t .' .,
oil In ,irt rr..f.., ~ ulf.t.,F r tHc ''i'' 'i '' h
n,- offered t.. fl. I. i..h ,-,ft HH' n'iN tl
Pe,o,r,d rhftat Co. .rrc Trends OF or , M
,f,tt,r b,,I..- .q vsH D.. best Interests ati e
1.lt 1 ii, most "a tui. des ltri a. t..'. e'..n
o Ill.,. a..ltptoa rt q Lifr ifAst hr uir ,'',t
e,ir Ch.,f Enrnrrr. oarr tlr name ri fitt pf''
p KOHL FR % tae members oi rr pc f'.' f''.. pr
ran,It ate or thsif slhl-c, fI tir place" li'
r.ri,a.-i in-, nv rs SO b. tst rs ot'i '.'r' ''
,.r.,., i uo.e than iel yrrf, n tlr iI'' Dii sou
Pr,a.s. Foreman ari I-r.rr, 'iI.''i'5 '.1'... '
tie .npro.i of h., hr.ihtr tIl.nrn ., . ,...
g,'.Lo} Thlt Il i,. ua.l,, ID. .A" ca'l .d'' 'i v
a.. g.. .p.t.f.. ve rrel..lfe Hrutfn'f W - 'f' '.
la,o.nn o ihr ttrr Drr1gt.'ui. ealanr 80" W', " .
nrn-fu.., ., oar MOTTO. VIZ , az. liiNr D" i'' 49,
,<n ogpu,~ ,NY ruiNG 10 iHE Dfg.RfNtNf, ANp 80
THING 20 PoLiIt,s' ..t,.
a. UA,.,i, l. FRFrggiCg ID. h'Htts w. f'''. 'l'
oo, .t tbr oldest uc, trai 1gd rit'rni hfi'fF ' 10"
ID .ptftmeut Therefor, -,...-
n s,ctns hir io lhr office o CHIT hnsu'' 90 t'h.
.nr. tIal ..,...r aili t', o ad' pee i. 'f '''
oi Pro Dela.tu'It . ,.
r .hcF + it q Committee ot gay l".t poser ' "'
80 h,.r alnih - &c appointed - ''lrr ii success
| our tshei.
Rss,lrrd Tint Ne adjourn {, mc't ou l't'' '''Hlt
/ next MfN 9Th, At & O'Clock. A. o. r.l'r.
| JOHN ~. BENNti, Chairman.
/ PFApcF pNgRoW, Ssrrr.arv I'D Ilse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-26

" There j. rumor in the city this morning
that thirty feet of the dam at the foot of the grand
lake, on the east branch. has becn carried away.
and the logs in the lake are much scattered. SO
that it l., feared many of them cannot get down ihi.
season. There about three hundred men at work
on the east branch and they NAV succeed in stop
ping the gap. Bangor Wig.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-26
- Trnn,parrn, Iiaiinn W,ndow shmds..

OLIVER y. NfltDffBD- - tdldriit-.l DIS nilif dis
rargenrss ~ receive on ill., Zh day 0f Apnl. srge
ny. Transparent window -hsdes, embracing alr0.t
k.1f NJ Landscape, -~lss, aud Italian we've,
Hse ana plan l,ntfr. French >cgo., Views ln 0lD lk
llld, apa hif.reass scroll. panitj I'D brilliant and pff
1itrss 81 .l0r. Fdniif. instead 81 slgd ns t.ef aie
in purchasing, sec0nd hard afc~ efIIn, be- ssY.
piei lab franrpar.pi .dO~ Shade, At ne io1vlng
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-26

SOUTHERN LiTEKAEY MEssfSCtR- nc hp''i AuinDe
sc pree so cents Agents supplied at the usual discoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-26

We are farther indebted 10 Nessrs AVG REC,
S>ure CvsiuNc MORGAN. fiLLNoEn' ana 800 n
Nenber. OF Congress for important Congressman 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-26

rive fully eoscur n ,ie following foa OBJ. jours'io'
Conmen'- , ,..,,f ALL. .-..... liz.
~ Zen l,,i il b, tfgatr, 600 ,ir ~. % ti'i
,,-l, q, g ,ay~ 81 Sir Dal ~, ~h'n o. '.', - re-
E,tr.e ar. !, lpresrs to ha'r t"i'. 'N'i - '- pr
ssrs oi hurr, sni seal sni o.,. '' ll,.. b. -.
ttrf b. t1 u, psri.cfIs unsccol't'i.r.
r.tiej - ~. oi Cd. 'sn"i si.'' ''.' 10y ,.'''
bic intis Iil.. itsl haNe net i', GU, ~ p. 80
,ry alarm 80 riiuf-. aNi t'tn i.'r' 20 - '..l.
,,ita,ui a scar. are 80 ssir''loIr '.s' We .'
az, believed ittm isi ~ o. "'i '' u ~. . p.
"a '..,...l adj. tte f.,fs Eitt lIt. 49, fl. Pop .r
800, f. and tie ttroH ,"orI ,' ' '-''
80 - =. ....i ,i. sr.l s.. r' ur 'f.t a' ' .p
~ - 80 Ia ,-.... i,st 80 h .Ils alt t' 81, - rt
~. 90 r, L. vii Uni hs'..eii 20 pa To- 'hr q" Gao
.', .. ~, y ,nr ,uy case boz ua.eit 80 'nt it.'
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-26

THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 26, 1872

rThe SPECIES or Hon THOsF. N.RsH.LL on 80
bol and Inemperabce and Fashionable wne-D mixing -.
yerea The Broadway Tabernacle On the e'snhs'o
.nd T. reported tor the Nev-Yors TRIBUNE, ara puois'
N P,moble, for ale at tins Office, Price s! cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-26

ISGESIous DErEScE.-A soldier on trinl FOR
habitual drunkenness vas addressed by the Pre,l'
dent: " Prisoner you have heard the prosecution
Tor habitual drunkenness, what have YOU TO say in
your defence Nothing, please your honor,
but hsbitual thirst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-26

j In calling attention to BKi,ToL's ExrS,er OK =.
sAfASiIIA remarkable cure by VII On au.N-d IN ON
columns lhi> morning, confident that We tre lo.
service 10 all who may be afflicted viii >crofclou. AMI or
dis'rd.r> Originating iu npury 90 hoot or with Ainlr,
oFm> % local disease. w have kuoau vi Br,o yea.
~ gentleman OF intelligence and integrity. and We Inv
Ano~n Instances within the sphere our personal arqua
anee where the most formidable dsisnpcr have been cur,
BY his Extract Of Ssrsspsrilia' We do COT npto-~ il ~
cure ai or nearly all DISEASES but respect Tive cl.>, o
Disorder sbove mentioned We sreak what We know
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-26

n Redsfcads.-Thr snb>crh invites pinIc 'rh
non IN ms stock ~ MILLis's PArk>T PRtMtN bfr FAh''
which Il, confident Il be- found q " "a get H h' ih
u1l and n assortment offered o. M" American
propl.. Fr saving Of lannr freedom nom h Oh l'
pt,o.b,iy of getrne out OF Order. Hoe hr. f's 'fs
,,,,l,.nt a rival JOHN D0I 1LAH. ~ Gahs'.
VIZ ~, IN Il door tom b., xmas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-26
1.-THE Cheapest Cash Taiisr yet.

nj ,TED Merchant Ta'Or. No IIIATalFsqNaT', ''7T'FT
a. c,hpr,o street makes Clothing 10 oncr ~ hr ra's'
,tye 10 Der cent cheaper Than the cheapest Cah iar ~
-. ~ ~ IN myl6 Im