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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-31

=, 'ts on NE Tariff the passage Of the Iss,
lsnii bill, ~ the House, IS Wings voted for h.
ano 80 sgalns' q; and 20 Loeos--i0 from PsnnsvI.
wanna, from New York, from south Carolina.
and from Massachusetts for il, and e. against n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-31

The Emblem, from Matnmoras, brings a few items
Of Mexican intelligence. Santa Ana was excessive.
~ enraged at Mr. Webster's letters to the insoleni
Boeanegra, but whether his anger will assume
substantial form wa DO not learn. The expedition
Of 1000 Mexican troops 10 the Texan frontier wa,
eo7erty going on. The schr. Water Witch from
this pol and several other vessels IN the harbor Of
Vera Cruz had been put in requisilion rs trans
pots
Considerable sums in silver arc about 10 be ship
ped from Tampico and Vera Cruz 20 New Orleans
The steamer Dee brought yesterday, S52 900 10 tho
house Of Lizard, 4 Con-. q. Bee. Aug. 49,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-31
The following Communication comes to us in III
handwriting Of lady.-EDl
FoR rug MApISoNIAs.



The Veto power, just at present, seems to excite
tho lively indignation Of the Wings, and &C all the
old bachelors who have got the mIten. Il finds "a
vor only with the President. ihs Democrats, the
Conservatives, and the ladies.
IL political principles any thing moro than
mere preience, how could the President be expsct~
cd Immediately after the election to desert at once
the Conservative ground, and become instantly a
thoroughgong Whigl The Conservatives have al.
ways been small party. bu, they have often hold
the balance OF power, and not unfreq reaped
the fruits OF victory. They united with the wings
in securing the success Of the last Presidential con.
test But that is no reason thsy should DC deprived
OF the right OF free agency.- lhadisoaian.
This is tho first time we ever heard Mr. Tyler
called "Conservativc." When that party took
its rise, he was understood DO furously hostile to
t. and TO defea, Mr. Rives' election 10 tho Senate,
he organized the band Of Impractical bles and subs
sequcn,ly to effect the object, consented to be
nominated for the Senate himself by robit Loco
foco. I, i, true, that at tha, time. he rendered,
though Enthusiastically great service to the Con
servatves. His conduct was SO disgusting, that
the Wings became reconcied to MIR Rives, and
elected him, to get rid Of Tyler In this sense alone
has the Captain ever been n Conservative.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-31

Gov. Hobl ard, Of New Hampshire, having been
guilty Of the indeeorum Of sending letter through
TIC Post OAice 10 Gov. King, Of n. T., addressed
70 His Exec llency samuel Ward King, acting as
Governor Of Rhode Islond,"--nod bearing on the
envelope that Il was from Gov. Hubbard, Of New
Hampshire, tho letter was Immediately, end with
out breaking the seal, returned to Gov. Ha6eard'
IN. Y. .Gmsriean.
The Lewi,hurg Wing Of The ooh, tays thtri
wfrO upwards Of 400 visitors Al tho White Sulphur
Stevenson, the Chevslier D'Arsuey, and other tall
ones.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-31

4aMier UsH India Steamer in Tronb,.--The
Br. West India steamer Clyde. Capt. woodruf, in
going from 8. Thomas 10 Barbadoes struck on the
.. =. reef Of 81 Nevis, and lay there 80 hours AZ
ter being lgh,oned by throwing the coal overheard
she was got OF, and returned 10 81. Thomas &c
Olt On the 9Th SIC was taking in coal, ard
would proceed TO England TO repair damages.-- 10.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-31
WAsHIsoroN, August IA. 1912.

GENTLEMEN AS n fresh specimen of the arls Inv
whieh the popular ear has been so long abusrd a
sanst one, whom the mere force Of Time and Truth
Is beginning at las, slowly 10 vindclte TO his coun
uymen, as the man superior all others of his day
IN maguanmous directness and clearness OF pu, :
pose, send you the enclosed-lt is one of n series
OF letters written for Democratic paper of the in.
terror OF Pennsylvania, by Amon Ii. Read-n
member Of the House of Representatives. IL has
been reprinted here, in the form in which send {
to you, and is now circulated, for the purpose OF
branding upon the forehead Of the author his tile
to be considered one of the most shameless liars in
the u. States.
Slightly TO touch the FIRST falsehood, and kill i,
by but that touch, it is sufficient 10 say that the
Ball. of which he speaks, was VIGOROUSLY TO this
whole city, largely attended, although scarcely n
Democrat was there, and although the President
was understood to have intimated that the nttend-
ance OF any office holder would probably be follow
ed by his dismissal. Few Of that sort, therefore.
were present, even in this city OF place men.
As TO the main calumny, have made il a poin,
to ascertain the facts from Of the partners in
this famous game. His name (Which write. but
you must omit,) is pledge for every thing that i
most honorable and elevated in character and talents
lie assured me that, in the rubber which was play
ed, not more than dollars lost he is confident.
and his impression is that Mr. Clay came off rather
loser than winrer.,
trust that you will, in common with all other
honest presses, hang up this despicable fiction in
your columns, Just rs one ties up n dead crow or
oiackbifd IN eofnhsld, to Tighten away AL the
rest. MIR Read, too, should certainly obtain Con.
g ess onal celebrity, which he has achieved in no
other manner. ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-31
LORD AsneuRToN AND MIR. CLAY

A Loeoioco member Of Congress from Penn.
tells very magnificent lie about MIR Csys winning
bag OF gold from Lord Ashbur,on, at Cards.--See
the Correspondence of the N. Y. Commercial for
particulars, in another column.
We reg ct to learn from the annexed letter, that
Mr. Clay did not have quite as good luck as hi.
Loeofoeo friend represented:
In III, E,iiLnrs If Ia. Yirri.,i.. LII
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-02
PRIVATE CURE

LII SUFFERING under any Of the symptoms of a secret
"A disease, whether OF long DURATION OF
are confidently referred TO Docror Joan Specific
Se and Course No for The permanent eradication of dis
eases These courses specially prepared enable
tent to effect private and satisfactory cure without loss of
time which end each package conans every
medicine wash &C. required either internal or e,r-
nal use-and for the guidance and safety of the patient ac
ccmpaed by Dr. Jorlons private treatise, The Moutor-
wherein is full directions with plain lescrniiop of he ma
tue symptoms aud maaes
the remedies proper for their different sagesto which is
added much valuable information useful hints and important
advice suited alike TO the present invalid and those who
having heretofore been unfortunate either
riage, or have recently entered into that state. :
10 The price Of the Monitor so cents One dollar sent
Post pal ensures its recel ton, '
u These courses admirably adapted for strangers
travellers residents the country being complete
pact, and guarante ed to effect a cure
~ Sold for the proprietor only at Drug store Prince
street corner of Marion 81 block east OF Broadway.
Private entrance 69s Marion street. one door below drug
stole. jyl3 lms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-02
PARIS LIFE PILLS

TO THE PUBLlC.-The propetors Of the ent,aordnary
- medicine known by the name of PAkhS LIFE fl,Lo
have established wholesale branch OF their house IN New
York, at the Clarendon House, corner OF Duane street and
Broadway. -,
The value of this medicine in billions complaints biotchss
the skim cholera morbus dysentey fainng foul ath,
compaints piles scrofua other diseases,
Judged when known that the sale IN Europe has in
TO the of 10000 boxes weekly equal
10 more million and half yearly From IFS great cele
cine ever vet offered the world has rapidly obtained such
distinguished notorey and gentle in that
may be taken the invalid however weakly being composed
of The most innocent herbs. .
For particulars this astonishing medicine together with
The its remarkable and renowned Tho
mas Pan who lived 10 the extraordinary of $50
ia New York and other parts Of the United States.
The following the duly appointed New
Rushton &Aspnwa druggists and chemists William ST.
40 Broadway, aud 10 Asor House
Abraham Sands Co. druggists and chemists GRANT,. bud.
ings, 273 Broadway, corner of Chambers ST.
L. Dickic, fl3 Broadway, corner Of Lispenard ST.
John B. Dodd druggist Broadway corner of hi, eckerst
a. w Badeau Bo~Sery Medicine Store, 200 Bowery "
of Spring street y 1870
corner Of Jones streets -
J. Wendover, druggist and apothccary li Eighth avenue
warehouse, 49, Fulton ST. jvso im-r
These safes perfect CONDUCTOR of heat and
not be destroyed their injured by ordinary
He as numerous trials have proved aud ao proof against
purgs bens well secured by the celebrated patent
stanty on hand and for sale by -
slLAS g. HERRING, Agent, No l9o Water ST.
Also above, OF second hand Iron Chests,
lmade by different msnufacures) with good ocss suitable
far sale at om 30 per cent below the first cost
U3lGT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-02
MEDICAL.
LUCINA CORDIAL.

IT'S now barely three years since tee Introduction Of
it has only spread throughout this here
and sustained the vast which had acqnr
inventor the powers has been discovered pos
in the Of incpient consumption The knowledge
man frame first suggested the idea Of using il in this way We and
The result at medicine has been added the catalogue
the of iDcent consumption, which places the disease
with due preeauon under the control of the patient IL
Cordial as n @ case Of ee F u Laep.
bus difficult or painful nconnence Of Urine
States has taken Of ali ohs medicine inc IN e
trouble Should oee however person abonng under
tested merits recommend them with all confidence and
personal responsibility feeling II they give
and s i Mass sa wifi BE- f result S s;
s p @ ease q f'o cir Am m
yestgaed indubabe and generally admitted enable
70 restore e powers males when utter and s
ps5eny hopeless pr9sIraon to perfect health and activity
DR. Masnn, notwithstanding mmensef oeign celebrity and
the of respectable testimony that accompanied it,
declined committing myself individuality by giving any per
these particulars but now after enor-
sale of upwards of hundred thousand botes coupled
and much knowledge founded personal aon
hestans far exceeding my hopes,
most important ends for which L IS and has bee
come SO justly and universally POPULAR To be explicit
Bile for the assumption that the Lucina Cordial can vg
natre been deficient they have been
ated py ar,cia that produce that state
barren, enable beor children.
Tesret mat haye % ipeak SO rsaY ON pen exceedingly de
and as full guarantee r the great resrosib
~ which have cheerfully assumed With feelings Of sincere
Lucna Cordial has been headed upon me in ls country re
MAN. the JUN W fssfH5 Sf #oEpER;%LL
street New York. and 30 North Sixth street. Philadelphia.
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PORTUGUESE
+ E M A l. f Pill l. s i.

M Pr gQuDEL0QgE, Nj. D., LIsAOh. PORTUGAL.
IlE Scientific combination Of ngrednts OF which
Pills composed, have made them the wonder and adm,
ration OF the world They known all Europe be
certain in producing The monthly ta Their certainty, al
being such that thew nobe used during
for though always mild safe, and healthy, hey
produce miscarriage IL used during that perod
The directions translated into Fngh aGi enveoed
round with the seal Of the importer, stamped Each box
tans signature Of NJ de Boudloque aud English
reciions have the sigoatur. Of Dr. F. MELVEAU authorised
agent fer the continent OF America.
They be transmitted by mail the United
States. Letters directed 10 Dr. +. Melyesu, hey a. New
York, will meet with immediate All letters
be post paid Sold by appointment Cherry, Cafh,
Price S. Half boxes s. No half boxes bv
mail. iyl lmsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-02
TO THE LADIES

MADAME COSTELLO, Female Physician, still continues
M to treat with astonishing success, all diseases pecu
females.
Suppression rreguaty obstruction &C. by whatever
produced be removed by Madame G. very sort time
Madame medical establishment having thorough
repairs and alterations for the better accommodation Of her
numeror PATIENTS she prepared receive ladies'
point OF confinement those who wish be treated for OBJ
struction Of their monthly period.
Madame G. be consulted at her residence No Lispen
ard all times and with the regard secrssy
All communications and letters must be postpaid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-02
On Structure and Its Cure.


mds s%s @ sss before The r. III. fol
Structure frequently and the cause Of other ossaSs
diseases in those who all of existence that
ds ii h
Sd .nas ere ARE e particular BY
cure Of Structure rs certain free from pain and generally
well known that Structure is the result OF badly treated
" Sn oh from for 80 that as.e n, j; s to
s IS n9 % or in fe , and hsrspTe is
that implies achronc inflammation the passage which
naturally erni4aies in thekenng and this rhckenns at
ihGsse Sn may thus re main h nc fer length Of time
Serious n9aaes NOT only OF sexual but those also OF nsr
But what Especially leads the attention off from this disorder
Is The idea that structure cannot exist SO long as no mpedment
TO ns now % anns rs observed Which IS quite mistake
striking change in This respect indeed diminished
preven, this very state iha. these rema are published
The ,sfyanage howeSer which isnorpn people
how men of This description swarm about this city and that
medaely acknow ledge that all the medicine the world
more common i for the writer to be consulted by PERSONS
and and he s SfG
but WHOM seeing the real nature of the he has cured
W ,S
y done for although the symptoms of this disease are
yf s f$ss
B 's,ss
lively, after it finished the clothes readusted whet-
t%o indicative T .S
TO say oS Sai % %sy run ,nd @
produce structure fer one naturally disposed to STRIFE
S% & ss aoud s .sssn
fas ,Gf hs '% %d o &c i of
70 deSs % s ns a@i TO ssen S b0dE and
Soi n alike but
& s% % | Of
more or less that he Is not so capable ofbsness formerly 1t
WIFI sins1s s saisisn. 70 observe
So aa h hHd n IN @
but such has been the this art and
the The wIte that he has
months;
fs%ses which not only s , uGea
eia and privacy directed in the rainest But
should consult the author personally and nons will surprise
them more than the ease and certainty Of his of
Separate rooms also are arranged for those who have
which e public and especially strangers coming to this ey
may rely With confidence on what has been advanced With
Of Edinburgh &e~he been engaged in the cure
% nG city @
essy on emAso that he has testimonial letters from the
sTGs' Nj Ss% 8o
p rhysek OF and Others and that he permit!
witch street. towards the Battery any hou-He may also
consulted by post the little volume above referred
dollar jy 10 I'm Gee
DR. DAVID BRENNA has the honor Of informing his
- friends aud the public that e has removed from the Granite
use OF mercury cure radically and few days, the
OF syphc diseases Dr. Brennas remedy
trey free from corrosive poisonous mineral and when
taken according to his directions will remove the painful
which invariably follow the abuse rather the
Of mercury and other nS.oss medicine, universally admin
be administered without the least danger bad conse
quence the patient being able during attend
to his business and live usual
Dr. genna practice confined the of thu above
but will continue give his professional advice
tents and TO administer medicines the system
the only one that has chronic diseases
Office hours, from 10 TO 2 O'Clock, and from p M
Chambers street lis. 100 lmr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-02
PUBLISHED DAILY BY
d A M II = GO Il DON II JC N " EFT

N. w. CORNER, FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS
THE Nrw YoEt HrHsLp-A daily paper, issued ever
of the weekpnce per copy Country sah.
scrber furnished At the rate for specific PERIOD on
advance. No lees raid in advance
THg WEEKLY HERALp-Esued every Saturday morning AZ
nine o'clockpce sr and quarter cents per copyrnshed
subscribers 81 IS annun, advance or AZ Le
for any specified period.
CopHEsPoNDEErs requested to address their efter IN
JANIS Goeoor BrNssrr. Proprietor and Editorand ali osl
dsn On business must Be post Paid,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-02
MEDICINES.
DR.. SHERMAN'S
INDICATED IOZENGES

fany s.r articles have been used for nearly
moving 6e xs anu ne greatest proof Of efficacy in re-
is thai tbs demand for so i which they recommended
persons VINO have once used them not onlv eonnne hs n
but recommend them 10 their friends ' commune INC" use
COUGH LOZENGEs
Are the best medicines in the worlJ Cor ...nuA IL,
sumption, asthma Mhoopng cough &c ever scovsrsJ GU"
THE WORM LOZENGEs
Are the only articles which fail in remov;nn $780,
every description, both from children and adults worms OF
THE CAMPHOR LOZENGES
Are sovereign remedy for sickness and
paptaon lowness Of spirits, and all diseases
:, The Hon. Aaron Clark, Hon. Edw. J. Porter Rev A.
haye used them. 1870 "'eh'
Ofhca los Nassau street-Agents Rushon N.
three stores; S,nds 27s Broadway II East Broadway Cod
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-02
OCULISTS.
DOCTOR J. FIR AN CTS,
OCULIST

MO. 10 BARCL STREET, within two doors of the
~ Aston HC, Ills appropriations perfect cure for all
InfiammatoryG ofthe eye weakness of sight &c.
fail wing nebuas of the longest standing, without
CERTIFICATES.
certify that Jacob Valentine youth OF about hteen years
of brought house last fall apparently blind lie
called that he has been the patient OF
Dr. j. Francis whose has been the means, under
God, ofestoring his sight. JAMES MiLNch
Rector of St. Georges Church, Beskman ST.
This Is 10 certify that two of my children were acteu w
diseased length Of of them almost puma
with nebus covering the sight Every remedy was resorted
without any good effect and despaired OF them ever be
recovered They perfectly restored TO sight by Dr. j.
FRANCIS DASIEL S. JONES. 400 Pearl street.
was almost blind for twelve years. and in five weeks under
the lfu of Dr. j. Francis sight Is now per
MARTHA BROWN, III Forsyth street.
certify TO the above being a true statement;
GEORGE BENEDICT,
Pastor of the Stanton street Church
was early blind for with cataract IN each
eye and rom the OF Dr. Francis wonderful preparation Tor
HESTER JOHN STON, Al Eldrdge street.
We, the undersigned having witnessed the astonishing ef
cacy OF DR. Francis pIepaaton Tor diseases of the eye,
nesltingy recommend them 10 the notice of the public as
yauabl2 remedies.
Duncan Dunbar, Pastor of McDougal st. Church.
= H. Zone, Pastor OF the Fist Baptist Church.
John Peck, Agent Of the Home Mission Society.
Joeph Andreade Roman Catholic Priest of ST. Peters
Numerals certificates be the Office Prepared aud
sold only Y Dr. j. Francis. 10 Barclay street. New York
Artificial Eyes inserted, which be distinguished from
the natural, without giving the slightest pain 49,
Dr. j. Francis respectfully informs his friends and the public
that IN consequence of the Of his business Dr. Gnny
Member the Royal College of Surgeons London and of the
dence can be placed IN his professional skill as Ocus
Oihce hours from A NJ. until 6P. M. jyl0 3msc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-02
MEDICINES.
SANDS SARSAPARILLA

pAlNO ~ OA hOAI n NJ IL L. N.
with much pleasure the subscribers are able to state tia
after deyotng years to laborous chemical experiments they
have succeeded extracting the essential principles which
the active virtues of Sarsaparlia depend; by the construction
fs1 Of witch % ss
tracing the virtues of the Sasapala renders
@ with ohef articles scea om h Men Ms
ca 1t i;med into compound that has been proved by act
arrest the of disease and restoring the patient
All diseases arising from impure state the blood or
habit Of the system such Scrola, obstinate Cutaneous
Ulcers Sypiltc symptoms, and all diseases arising from an
S s i Re T S uses n e. Il. h, a.
The afflicted invited it once, and appropriate
themselves the benefits this invaluable medicine bes,ow
cabers ST. Sold also a. B. Sands 70 FaoS corr corr
Tree 81. iyl1 lm.c
TO RHEUMATIC PERSONS.
he public thin that time sSo" sy is s'e Hays
Of is b
fore been used n medicine They are entirely vegetable and
generally For these facts do ask take ouwoid
any ali Of them and l upon the persons, and you viii
9s GS s se W A. White s sI6 viii BE
% se M OF fP M s and M
Bridal 2oa Houston street, Mr. WhInsy 81 Whitshal street,
Ms sss M aS S E%
10 all whom may e9ncen-Ths cer,iGes that last spring
head was pain that was unable to turn over
II sff E moi G% sa # %ee the Ss
physieisns who could relieve in the least when, hear
ps Dr. HHfS a ss Sya ss"i is5
miles. kept steadily improving, and weeks was per.
'"' HESRY IT 'fs is%
For sale at No 2os Bowery corner Of Houston streei0re
member, 1885, jy2s lw*c
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DENTISTRY.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
on THE PRINCIPLES OF
ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE.

A I
ON THE PRINCIPLES OF
Al"O'7i iii Ieary InIo0ohE'
HAVING lately LOST two 3euspidl III teeth, called on NI
lords me much pleasure 10 testify to his skill and sbty as
Dentist indeed have never seen teeth fixed and fted with
the guns cheerfSIiy recommend hat genemia 10 the
especial notice Of the medical profession well the pub
Gdegty rely on his skill inhis profession
Professor of Anatomy, University oil New York.
February ish, 1872
Nnw York, Maya 1912.
DfAs Both matter of duty and pleasure to state h..e of
you made for lady % Ss saeesSea IN s
psis comfort and utility and has given entire
,s;,n.,I am dear sir, your Obedien', \, :, yo,u
Tvs im.r pe"'''' zOO Droau"ay corner OIL warren ST.
No oPApy pr ,f7V oIr moon poN ppo.DIv1y
TO VISITORS AND INHABlTANTs
MoEs MILAN suSSeda b.a the old s.ao.h:d
b 10 Moa Ms9b s9gs OF s ns
York that for the aeeommodatOn Of his patients and The pub
door from Bro5dwsy where Mons NJ may be consulted daily
MoS f Som return ct hanks for the very liberal
age they have sp cSnngs & to
s i:i5 and Mons. Son. Improvement I" Den
M ss $s i Hss
n in n3inI color The natural corax or enamel of the Tooth
The nn, il applied in few seconds without The Slightest
main heat or nsse and lasts for many years The
necessity of extrcp. which is so Injurious To the human
ame-hst panfn and ds,reeable operaon has such ten
dency hatte constitution delicate and per-
ons
=. iNCoRRoDlBLE MINERAL TEETH!
Mons NJ calls the attention of the public and visitors OF the
cy New York and its vicinity 10 their celebrated lncorro
dible Mineral Teeth, which resist the deeieuons elects Of
acids and which not liable 20 eooson discooraon from
medical prescriptions, or any other known cause
They break or come oosehey have no unnatural
glossare firmly fixed without wires tgatures-no bulky
substance n the moutand IN every particular resemble the
adjoining Teeth IN conformity of shape and minutes shade OF
color Placed from TO complete set the above
proved and scientific principle they guaranteed
of masticaon and articu atio artieulry the
inability the sound the denteigua olbe
cononant TIL They natural IN and no ga-
being used aud still firm Ill the mouth they defy detec
ton b. the closest observers,