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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-10
Death Of Henry Morris.

We announce with sincere regret the death OF
our esmahle fellow czen, Henry Motis late
Sheriff of the county Of Phalelphia Mr.. Mortis as
learn had suffered for some time with an aff,c
ton Of the heart. Yesterday afternoon. about hall
pas, four oclock he had been as usual at his Office
and returning home, when at the corner of
Seventh and George streets he suddenly fll Be
irg taken into he Freshyteian bookstore, he expi
red in Two three minutes.
From the testimony before the coroner's jury, it
appears that the Sheriff was on his way from his
office to that of VIM. NJ Meredith. Esq. in Wal.
nut street, in company with hi deputy, Mr. Norton.
When at the corner of Seventh and George streets
Mr.. Norton observed him make pause. and in
cline 10 fall at which instant Mr.. Norton took
hold of him hy which his fall was broken, and with
the assistance Of several persons conveyed him
/ into the Office at the corner.
| Doctors Samuel Mcclellan, Beni. Cuales, Casp par
| w. Morris a nephew of the Sheriff, and VIM, Car.
ragh, quickly called in, hut before any medi
cal aid could he rendered. if it would have been OF
avail a, all in his case, the vital spark had fled.
The verdict of the jury was. that the deceased
came TO his death from affection of the heart.
/ We learn that Just before leaving his office, he
. had conversation with VI. ]. Alexander now on
trial f,r murder, who desired TO the Sheriff. snt
that upon parting with the young man, he said il
a very feeble manner, 81 wish You well, my dea
EIow." Ia less than half an hour afterwards tn,
spirit Of the Sheriff passed from the scenes of TIM
life NORTH american.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-10
NIeln chnlY ShInxXreckA

We learn from the Boston p,pers that the
harque Isadore. Capt. Leanler Foss, belonging to
Kennehunk, Me-, sailed thence on Wednesday
morning, 80 h uh, for New.Oreans, and was to-
tally los in the eas,erly gale OF the same night, on
MaxwclNs beach near Cape Neddock. York, Me.
Frcry person ivord. fourteen or fifteen in num-
her, incIuding he Captain and cre,c, persisted! !
They W, all young men belonging to Kennebunk.
The vessel of 395 tons hurthen, was owned
by several shipmasers of Kennehunk, inc'uling
Capt. Foss. was valued at S22 500, and insured
for S22 600 at one office in Boston. She probably
had small cargo ofhay and potatoes, Of no great
value. The Advertiser says that Captain Foss
was formerly master of barque Horace, of Kenne.
bunk, which vessel went ashore near the same
place, two or three years since, Capt Foss having
put in on account of mutiny among his crew,
when on a voyage from New o rle ms to Europe.
On the same night the schooner James CLARK,
Capt b ck Of and from 81 John, y. b. via Port
land, for Boston, went ashore on Rye Beach, New
HAMPSHIRE and six passengers pershed. Their
names are Mr.. Dennis Mahoney Mrs. Mary He.
hcrson, widow, and Hannah Hrbe'son, her child ;
William, six M, n,hs old, child of Mrs. Margaret
Srcwar' Miss Margaret Whirly twelve years old !;
Thomas Barry, hoy. The ves.al is total loss.
With her cargo nf potatoes old iron, and laths.
Capt Beck was confined to his red at Portsmouth :;
hree of the crew have arrived in Boston, free
passage having teen given them on the Eastern
/ Railroad.-N y. Tribune.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-10
MISCELLANY.


Three young men, of Petersburg, Perry county,
Pa, recently went to serenade newly married pair
in that town, when they were fired upon from the
house Of the bridegroom, and all three wounded.
The affair is about to undergo q Judicial invesga-
ton.
The Chillicothe Advertiser of the 10th says, Pork
is selling a, that place Cor 81 25 t. 81 IS, and s
coming in freely a, those prices. Whes, 81 to 40
cents per bushr
In The village Of Dundee. New York there is
sal, bore which yields 800 barrels of water per day.
or &c barrels of salt
The Editor of the New Berlfo,d Bulletin saws,
1T is highly improper for gentleman to snore so
loud in church as to disturb the rest OF the congre
CATION
Kissing goes by Fapor When Parson Miller
left Newark Tor Wv York, many of The ladies' kis
sed him. He charged them 10 meet him in Heaven
| next year.
Wells not 10 be ,rOrn.-A celebrated writer on
sight says that the wearing of wells permanently
weakens many naturally good eyes, on account of
! the endeavors Of the eye to adjust self TO the
ceaseess vibrations Of that too common article Of
dress.
Nicholas Bidde is writing a series OF letters on
the subject of the State credit.
Oats is selling in Berks county at 23 cents. Po-
tatoes 70 cents.
Among The applicants for he benefit of the
Bankrupt Act in New York. is Mr. Arthur Tappan
II is stated tha, Mr.. Isaac Hill, OF New Hamp.
: shire, is engaged as editor of the Madsonan, at
salary Of $4,000 per snnum.
We learn from the Norfolk Beacon, iha, the L
$. ship Constitution, Capt. Parker, arrived at Ol,
Point Comfort, on the 3Oth ut, from a cruise.
Jujube Paste has been decided by New Yorl
jury not to be swestmes,s and is therefore duty free
The North river is hard frozen a'ove the town o
, Hudson Below that place the navigation is un
e Obstruced.
I The last Cleveland Herald says that a large mum
ber Of boats have been frozen up in the Ohio Stat
Canal, and an immense amount Of properly ia tran
: situ cut ofi from market.
The Psi. (Mo.) Sentinel of the ! 9th uli. say'
II contracts for Pork are being made in that place
o 81 so per hundred weight.
!. Al Cincinnati on the 1t inst, Flour was sellin
Il at &c per barred.
', A w dow woman a, Bangor Me-, recently con
mir,ed suicide by taking srseDie, on sec0".. .,
, poverty.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-10
The Effect of the Tariff.

..CoIL AND lanS-IG the Penns, lvanians ex
pected 10 promote the interests of their two great
minerals-Coal and Iron-hy the new Tariff, they
have been so far disappointed. The Tariff has put
an end TO the importation of Goods generally from
England, and the consequences is, that vessels
which have gone ou, with cargoes, find no freigh,s
hack and are compelled to ballast with whatever is
heavy ard cheap. Salt, Coal and Iron possess
these qualities, and have been brought in such a.
hundsnce MS TO overload the market Coal is cheap.
er than before the Tariff hill passed, and Iron but
ii,,ie dearer, and quite unsaeahr."
The above in The Journal Of Commerce Of Sat.
urday. Nothing can equal the audscily of that
paper. All summer we have been proving that an
increase The duties on Foreign Products
sumed in this Cguntry woula By no means in.
crease co'repondingiy the cost cffhose articles ID
the consumer. TIE Free Trade economists have
all slone asserted the contrary, more commonly
assumed il as a fact undeniahie. Well the BLACK
Tariff has been passed, laying heavy duties OF
Salt Coal and Iron,' and which theory stands the
test Of experienced WSs Coal euer lief re so cheaI
| at this season. Are not Iron and Sat low enough
! for any mans conscience Are not all sorts o
Manufactures nearly SIS cheap as. and many o
them cheaper than they were before the TsIh
Most certainly.-N. Y. Tribune.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-10

Taking up the case Of only one Of the indictments
that in DeIsware--it will be seen that this move.
ment, as far as Marshall is concerned, will form
very remarkable and curious case--one Of the most
80, probably, that before judicial trbu.
nal In the first place, then, the Governor Of Della
ware is bound to call, frs, on the Goveer Of Ken
lucky, for the body of the said Marshall to be de-
livered up 10 him to that requsfion the Governor
returns that ne is not within his jurisdiction, ha-
wing gone TO Washington to attend to his duties
as member of Congress. The GovGnU Of Della
ware, Of course, then applies to the Governor OF
Executive of the District of Columbia 10 deliver up
Marshall. The Executive of the District Ie stU
President himself and demand will be madr orr
him 10 give up member Of Congress This, VI
course, will seem to some 10 bring up the question
oft parliamentary privileges possessed by MEM
her Of Congress; hut il is well known that this priv-
leee only extends TO civil actions and cannot inn
pcle for moment the process FLAW in a criminal
case. The President, therefore, will have TO cause
Marsha to be arrested for a criminal offence, and
handed to the officer sent by the Governor of
Delaware TO take him TO that State 10 be tried for
the crime.-N. Y Herald.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-10
Ia John @. Col, Alive or Dead,

To the EdHor OF the ~ Y. Tribune:
Excuse my freedom in offering few thoughts
on the supposed tragic end of John e. Colt. Ills
a very delicate matter TO decide nevertheless
there are several points in this case which we Of
Connecticut think ought to be made more plain
TO the public eye. Reports Of the existence Of Colt
are srteading-whether grounjless or not and the
whole finale of the ma'tet ought certainly to be
probedfo the bottom. The Committee on the "Cu.
pola" are not, take it, empow cred to investigate
whether or no John c. Coll be uiitr or dead i,
Several circumstances in the newspaper reports
have gone to strengthen my own suspicious, as
well rs those Of many in this place and State.
|. Would a man Of his (Colt's) tact have inquired
about anatomical ,corks, arteries, &c. 2. His
composed demeanor and his marriage 3. Post.
ponement Of the hour. 4. Leaving him. alone
by the Sheriff. 5. Bringing The coffin into the
cell. (Qucry, what was in it y 6. The com
posed appearance of the body whosuever it was z.
The arranged plan Of the fire. g. The slight re.
coenition Of The body in the dusky light Of o.
clock. Q. The inNdnfancouS request. 10. The
pnhlic hiring Of steamboat which brought up on
Sunday his (Colt's) BODY. Please examine this
matter with your own means of information. II
,here be any iniqui,y, show it up.
"HAnrronD" ASn "Nrw HAVEN"
In reply TO the inquiries and in satisfaction Of
the doubts Of our correspondent, we shall barely
say that We have the most implicit belief that John
&. Colt stabbed himself to the heart in prison in
tbi- ('ity a. aT,o Of I Oh ,,J b,.
since been as dead as possible. There were some
queer doings about the PRISON at that time, but the
persons who Coils body cannot have been
mistnkcn. There was a great mistake committed
in not having it publicly exposed to the SCRUTINY at
hcas Of all those persons pre- ent at the Coroner's
Inquest, bot that does not bring the dead man to
life again.-N. !. TrjGune.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-10
More DueIs and DueIiing,

WEBB AND MARSHALL BOTH ISDIcrED.-lt
seems that Col. Webb and the Hon. Thomas F,
Marshall, member Of Congress, from Kentucky, are
likely to meet with sharp shooting hom all quar-
ters. 1t will be remembered ths, they fought on
the line lha, runs between the State OF Delaware
and the State of Pennsylvania, at a place called
Neemsn's Creek. Wehh stood in Newcastle Coun-
,y Delaware, and Marshall stood in Delaware eoun.
ty, Pennsylvania. The Grand Jury of Newcastle
county have Indicted both Webb and Marshall f.,
sighting duel and the Grand Jury Of delaware
county have indicated Marshall also, bu, -, w.,h
Thus Webb has bee indicted - ,o s,.,s. hs.,
one, srd mos, probably will ts punish
- N the other And Marshall has been indicted
also In two sstes, fOr violating the express Pross
! ions ofa s,s,u'e in each OF those States
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-10
Advice for Bs.n.lor

II you are fortuncsc, ge, married, for good
wiie VIII Increase your prosperity and render
you twice blessed in the enjoyment of your
riches.
II you are rnrortunate, get married. The
cares o. the world are lessened by having a
wife who takes pleasure in sharing them with
you,
Get marred-Live soberly, be industrious
engage in nothing that will deteriorate from
your character as an honest man, pure patri.
OF. and kind husband-take our advice, and
with all your gettings, get married. -
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-10

lNroRTISr FROM CUBl.-it appears that q
large portion of the wealthy and influential inhah
tants ii this Island are exceedingly indignant will
the Spanish Government for allowing the Brilist
to interfere with their social systems of govern
meat, slave trIdc, negroes, &c. and that a majority
Of the white people of Cuba in favor of throw.
ing off their allegiance to the Spanish government,
and declaring themselves free and Independent.
This movement, if it takes place, will be attended
with serious consequences to lhe peace of This
country as well grea, BritAin.-N Y Herald.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-10

present in the House OF Representatives, but the
Senate did not form quorum until Wednesday,
and of course the Presidents message was not de-,
llvered until tha, day. Mr.. Adams gave notice
that he would move to rescind the 2lst rule, 10 re-
htions TO the reception of abolition petitions. The
old man is determined if possible, to excite more
difficulty and disturbance "a Congress- on this sub.
j"ct We hope he may he disappointed. A
synopsis Of the messsge will lie found on this
page, the Arrangement and publication of which,
laycd our paper beyond the usra day of publica-
tion.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-10
SlnEliiRr Affair,

The Wilmington IN. c. Chronicle Of the I'd
instant states that the following singular affair
CURED in Wayne county, in that State, few days
since.
About four months ago there came into that
county a Young man of the name of Grmsley, who
formerly lived there but who had been absent for
many years. Shortly after his return, he engaged
hmselfro Miss Martin, Of tha, couuty and their
marriage was TO have taken place on the Gath OF
this month. Four or five days previous TO that
time. Miss NJ. making up her wedding bon
net, and requiring some paper for the lining, whilst
in search Of il, she found a newspaper published
two years ago in Mississippi. In cutting up this
piper, her eye lii upon advertisement by
the Governor of Mississippi offering a large reward
for two men charged with a murder in that State,
one of them named Grmsiey, and agreeing pre-.
cssly in description with the man to whom she
her broher'e attention TO it, who at once called
upon Grimslsy for an explanation. Grimsley de-
MED knowing any thing abou, it, and said he could
prove that he was not in Mississippi at the time OF
the murder, ty persons a, Snow Hill, Greene, coun-
,y. The brother accompanied him to Snow Hill
hut their arriving there not a soul knew him
IL then said that he could establish his innocenc,
/ by persons living at ano her h;e village in the
same county. There they also repaired. and will
the Ike success, no one knowing any thing of him
| They then returned to " aynesborough, where {
warrant wss issued against Grimsey, and he is
now in Jail al lhl, place, awaiting the demand OF
the Governor OF Mississippi. Since his confinement,
he hos ACKNOWLEDGED that he WAS present when the
mu d. ,mmi,ied wnh which he is charged
in the advertisement, as participant but dcnie.
that he was engaged in il.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-10
Saturday. Dec. 10, !s42.

O' We have just received sixty ieams of print.
upon which this is printed. Also 36 reams of su.
per Royal . by % inches, which will be sold at
cost and carriage. for cash.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-10

OThe Surveyor Genera has re.apponted David
Rockefeller Deputy Surveyor for this county. A
more skitul and expert deputy has never been ap.
pointed in this county, and General SalIada is to
be commended for his excellent selection
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-10

a. A Merchant in S.. Joseph county, Michigan,
who has opened a new cash store, offers to sell, a.
mong other things, Hard Times al three shillings
per yard, and take wheat in payment at so cents
per hushel. That would ju,t make three pccks OF
whea, for yard of hard times. Now suppose that
Hard Times of equal value in this state how
many bushels Of wheat would it require a, the pre-
sent prices, to make them good as they a
few years stree
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-10

O. The publishers of the New World have is.
sued in double extra New World. u new work,
entitled THE NEuGuRon, a tale of every day life,
translated fom the Swedish by Mary Howlt. I,
is tsle of domestic life of deep Interest. Price
ls3 c's ,or sl2 per hundred.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-10

CT Our readers will find, in our advertising
columns list Of Sheriff. Sales. to take place at
our next January court.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-10

a" Col johnson, it is said, intends spending
the winter at Washington. The Colonel is now
out Of employment, and will devote all his time to
eleouoneering.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-10

CT A new mode of manufacturing gas has heens
discovered in NV York. The light produced is
said to be much better, while the cost is reduced
one half
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-27
GREENoUGH'S PATENT LAMPS FOR


4 ass'un'ut cf Store suJ u 70 i-ain,s o, sal, -,
It ennur's Pa cui. consisting uf uu- tNo f,, an.
it 4ASit bItoefe such as us 10 90" Exchange Hotel
." 80 JAMES EVANS
jas Iookiar C'tre ana Coma store Nj, =,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-27

FAMILY CRpCEH~ a COMMISSIONS MERCHANTS
In rear ~ EIridrre Hafsi. Nam or T. .Sfrs,t
I AMI ts method OF calling the attention of the Mem
b'Ts 90 ihr Lego azure. and tlc public ceUet a'iv IN
Neif FLOCK ~ Family Groceries. Their a.-nrfment b.
complete heir Wines, Log sut Teas, especially an,
% iae = 1sn'' HANDY niasc IS6 a 1910
ult lonion DOCK ESQ
Old LtZeGsc do
Oh jamaica Rum
Old scotch wLiskey Mountain Dew
90 iush do ant OH Rye-tsuperor)
Cd lafayette. blackburn. Hone l. y =.
Oh Hacs Warrior and other brands Madeha wines
On Port WI =, o.d and genuine
On pate and brown Sherry Wines, various br,rds.
yera ol Fomlr lmpoulinu, and 10y him. considered his
best. a. per certificate in hand "
Boxers CID Anchor, 1874. Hiedsicck -,
L"rd Durham liirus0u Harp 'u,.,mphgne
Iuert, Juno, and ether brards Wines
Sparkling Burgundy
schic iau Gin. Lrniou Porter ant PsIeA
gals' Congress Principe, Norcgo, O..
Dcnoya aLd Norma cigars
Cuba smoking Tobacco
Branded Fruits. sc. SC 1890
Anehoves, Anchovy Paste, Picked HOLSTERS and sal.
French SariincriuOu
td English Cheese, Olives and Gamers
Mnccdroui unI Vrruaccllr
Iriis' !.stn No Chocolate aud Cocoa
baser's 10 40 do
Al of which, forcther with other articles too numerous
70 Itho are offered ioI sale ash ur % nuurfaI
lNom'r - low a. they cnuhr had 100 the market. We
HrsT" ri from those want. unt feel sur. thar Ala
quality ot our goods and cras OF sale will inluco So.
conc GALE Any Htre purr't1cd us that ocs NOT riye
cni' abstraction. may hc returned The convenience i
VIC purchaser oui Tire money Will bc refunded for TIE
''"' dcs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-27
ENGLISH COMMON LAW REPORTS
NptuMr ~

Containing Reports Of Cases in Bankr.Bfev
NEW WORN DIGEST. apt,c,,c.t El.,p.,,,,r, ni...,
r' ~, tci ''ses ia the supreme Courtuf Jun.
Cuc and ihc t"uu Tor the correction of ErTors nj ,
state ni New lo <, - Tuomts W ttsrs. w " ''
'IIy ga Contracts, NcW iftion WIN po.,. ~ A,.,,
Etq ''' " y Tcikins,
tNthis Debates on the Federal Constitution Tho n.
''' w. c several state tuuvcuious ON tic a,Into, "a
C"rscnii. 81 ~ "a .cphi. iu I7-7. = " "''N
Whc'iv = American CHANGER. n-,.f t.i,y ,.t,....,
index ot t o." Tr,'f-i See sous is .nf h., he T,,
Jacob u Wheeler, Tor tHs. - ~
de
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-27
SOME GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
PAC>ET rOATs sSoI WORTHWHILE a
LHNCHBURG.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS

nuHlrcn Packet Boats JOHN MARSHALL, Capt. Huh
~ ant &c CNBGll. Capt Huntlcy, will leave Rich.
mcnd, from our lan-, the head OF tho Hasiu FOR the
above paseson Monday, "Wednesday ami Friday. al o.
clock, \ VI. precisely
By this arrangement Passengers for Tennessee and
Guayrndotie will not he detained IN lNnchbutc as here
toorc our heats will also connect with the hue OF stages
from ScotiSvillcfo S'suhion.
This - now the theapcs AMI beet route TO tho different
Virginia Springs, and ohcts many ohef Inducements 10
travellers for preference
The invalid Will hc pleased with his easy, comfortable
anl safe passage; the beautiful aud romantic sCcLtTy will
delight the admirers and the ch, far famed and
hghy cultivated James River low grounds and highsnd.
Will gJatitS the ggue Iturst and man Of TASTE.
On ON Arrival 81 lNnchhurE Passengers have choice
of tSo routes the " Auc IA huT SpTnss, with
that all shall be sent ontvV lines OF Stages running
oVcrthc Natural nc and by Dihhrcls spIugs, ami the
other by Liberty, Fucasc ans the sweet Springs
BOYD EDMOND a ca.
y nfrhunnt Ma Z ISL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-27
VIRGINIA
s.OTIii Nc. STOR L

y u 4
.NcGrly oppoSii, the Ben Tartrn.
THE subscribers resTccul' inoIm their friends ant
A the pu',ic, ttt thsy have now on hani ani intend
keeping, arr, Hut extensive assortment of ready made
EASE. IONA BILE CLOTHING,
of the best l's AMI workmanship consisting IN par
OF the following articles.
Blue black, green ami other shNes Of Dress and Frccs
Cptis
Beaver sud Pilot CLOTH Trock Coats
ONrrt,1ts cd lylycT. 0uf cloth, &C. different colour
Nticr-r, Vcisnt cloth Hunting tuais
Srfueu Coats auf Pluidloons. assorted
Blue. ha-k, and fancy Cashmere Pduialoons
Back amt t-ar"d six Velvet Vests
C,oth amt Valencia 40
Sl.iu l.I Etur.1auc ~
Plain sun rCurrt SlS 90
Cashmere .rti NcurC 80
G'uren.en's Cloth anj Caiuct Coaks
IlIis>' 30
lau'h' s-van' and Ncrius Sh,r's aud Drawers
Flannel aud CcrCn 80 10
Hsh linen SHi,.s
Plain aaJ pit I,,' utusin to
Tenants celebrated stocks
rusg-t..sts, ttdkf-. trsVats. Collars, Shetns, &c.
NED,.N CiuiiiiNG. 40. ~.
AT OF whcA they will SCH Wholesale ana retail aS
accommodating TEXANS articles ui the same description
cau be purchased loo any O.. inc Northern cities.
Country lie chants auH wl. irt fo their tsan.
atc 90 give them cllL tAcy determined 90 SCH At
The lowe, possible prices
&C COOPER & GIRAFFE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-27
. nEU,iATIsM AM GOTT.-

y bEt 1AA AND GODG.-Tle lnIlu e
~ retbc Pills arc most eTfrsuf| usry the irfuc Tor
c cure "i hltrmaitm and Gou Decaus, They not only
cleanse te s'ultcr and bowels oi Those mofli humora
~hrI n taken toto fic circulation aud thrown uuou f,e
cnuffhc anl muscle are r cause Of fc above pain ful
hN ll'y excite ii" iba9r est yr.ses fako ur
Iua sHc d. aresdy Deposited therefore, are aIsDtfetv
certain 60 make perfect cue ~ Rheumatism ani Csouf
single - cent box of al Indian Vegetable PiIs will
nh'n Eye ihe mos t-,pnia1g TcIsG aut parsevcTsnce
sccoiunr fro crcciDu', i 10 certain Ia drve pain OF
every description ifnmfIr body.
Tho ln'han vegetable Pills a-Y nd anil Improve dircs.
u1n ani pIuy tle Dol 0 uI therefore give hr,l, and
rot r whole frame, we'll Is drive in OF yery ,ie
scrip 90 nouithe body.
= fresh sppiy or fuc above Pills iue rccevef AMI for
A.