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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-10
CORRESPoNDENCE or THE WIG.
WAsHtgeroH. Au0ust 9Th 1910


Mr. Editor-In one my former letters explain,
ed TO you the game Of MIR Tyler, Tor rather OF those
who use him as their tool,) to try and bring odum
on Congress- by all sorts Of false and nconsisten nj
charges. To some extent they have suceeeded. -
Many Of the newspapers Of the country have fallen
into the trap and played into the hands Of tho con-
sprutors In their impotence OF the extraordinary
length of The session, they have lost sight of the
great difficulties by which tho Legislative depart.
ment was surrounded, and Of the mass Of business
II had TO perform which did not belong to the ord-
nafy routine Of duty. The Wing papers ought to
d. justice to Congress, and they ought, therefore.
to place The facts Of tho case fully before the Duh
lie.
In the rs, place, il must he remembered that, for
tho Lost 70 years, Congress had neglected most Of
tho private business and hence there had been
constantly oeeumulaIing mass on that calendar.
which required vast amount Of labor 10 despatch.
Again-lhe Wings found the Govornmen, bsnkfup,.
and variety Of claims Of the most urgent character
pressing on il. They found our foreign relation. ia
eoniusion-Tho bungng diplomacy Of preceding
administrations had rendered the utmost wisdom
and caution necessary TO avert a war with England
and with MeKico-Congress was obliged to provide
the means Of redeeming the credit Of the Govern.
men'-of dschnrging the obligations OF tho Troasu.
ry-and Of placing the country in an otituJe Of d.
ienoe-llenco the necessity Of the treasury note bill
loan bill, home squadron Standardization bill. AMI
post Office bill, Of the Extra SessionA these were
measures Of importance. They necessarily in.
VOWED, 10 some extent, on examination Of the mis-.
management Of tho preceding administration, and
they were therefore severay, with the exception Of
the home squadron bill, most sirenuously resisted
by the Locoioco party. The Wings also found the
country without uniform eunency-with derangod
exehanges-wi,h business paraIysed-credit pro.
irsis1-and the Government destitute OF money.
and without a suitable hscil agent, and with tara
which not only did not then raise revenue enough
10 support the Government, but was rapidly tend
ing to still lower point Of depression. The Wings
set 10 work in good earnest 10 recliy all these mat
ters. To some extent they succeeded. They paid
of many honest debts duo by the Government
they provided home squadron-lhey armed our
ioru6caIions-and they settled our foreign Difficult
Ties, 10 their other Effort they were frustrated
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-10

IEJ~ The Enquirer threatens US with m awful
easteaIion for letting the ca, out Of the bag, touch
ing the love-quansls Of the Jun,o. We hope there
will be no denial Of the exlruvnRsn. affection con L.
ceived for Gov. GiImer by some Of the fraternity.
I. is but due 10 that gentleman that the feet should
be known.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-10

The Wings Of Hanover, the native county OF
Henry Clay, have recently he'd meeting, and
hoisted the flag Of tho Mill Boy of the SlashesI
They propose Wing State Convention to be held
Mt Slaun,on, on the 18th day OF August, 1913. The
Wings OF Amherst, 1t will be remembered, propose
that the Convention shall 10 held in Richmond on
ehe zz1 February next-ond our own opision is in
favor Of tina, place and day. Concert of action j.
more important than airy thing else, however, and
other counties, following the example OF Amherst
and Hanover, may hereafter Indicate the wishes of
the Wing party generally on the subject, so intel.
hgi6ly as TO avoid oil danger OF confusion or dis
cord IN our movements.-Lyneh. Vjr,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-10

Prom tho New York Commercial
The following table will show the exports Of whea,
-four and corn from this port for the twelve
months ending with July, 1910, 1871 and 1912:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-10
COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT

Committee II gentlemen, Members Of the Indepen
don't Order u Old Feowi. have invited Mr. DIXON 10
give another display ofhs Muscal Orstory and on Tins
day EreNfng, Grand Musical Entertainment will be
gyonhc having delayed his departure for that purpose
auto N
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-10
RICHMOND WING.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING. AUG. 10.
CONGRESS AND THE EXECUTIVE.

Our correspondent makes a Just and triumphant
vindication OF the majority in Congress, from the
foul aspersions cast upon them for sinister ends by
the creatures of the Executive. When the factious
spirit Of the day shall have subsided the enlightened
opinion OF the country will respond TO that Of MIR Ad-
ans, and pronounce this congress able and patriot.
ic-as iaborous and devoted to the true and hes
interests OF the country, any which has assembled
since the organization of the Government. Never
IN the history of our country, has there been Con-
gress, which had so many difficulties TO contend
with. In the first place. it fell heir to Government
utterly bankrupt-nnd millions worse than nothing
"a result referrable solely to the prodigalty and
corruption of the late Administration. The Trea-
sury was empty, and heavy debts were pressing for
payment-nnd the accrung revenue was not ade-
quate to meet the daily expenses of Government
much less TO pay or old scores. II devolved
upon the Wings to correct this state Of things
and they set to work in good earnest to accomplish
it-heedless of the elamor and slang Of the Party.
which the people had jus. displaced, for their mis-.
deeds. Almost in their very first efforts towards
the attainment Of this grand result, they encoun.
tered opposition in a quarter, where they had no
right TO expect it. The accidental President, whom
they had taken out OF the ashes, and placed in
position, where he might 10y chance become Presi-
dent-was found TO have set his heart upon a re-
election and making every measure of public policy
subservient TO the qualification of this personal am
bition. He was suddenly seized with conscientious
scrupes and refused to co operate with the Repre-.
sentatives Of the People, in making the first step
by reducing deraagod currency to order and regu.
larity. From that day to this, lie has spared no
pains, and has exeried every advantage which his
position gave him, TO thwarl salutary legislation
and defeat the promises OF Retrenchmeni, Reform
and better times, which the Wings had made. The
majority, although thus betrayed, and nssailed by
open and secret foes, have perevered nobly, and,
whatever the mnions Of the Executive may say or
do, have done more than any other one Congress
ever did. Had they been aided by the Executive.
the monslrOus abuses OF the late Administration
had been corrected, and preventives to their future
recurrence provided-and the country would now
be upon the highway Of national prosperity.
But we refer the reader TO the letter of our cor
respondent, and ask of the Wing press, os an act OF
justice TO faithful public servants give it circula
ton:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-10

ICFD See the sketch Of Mr. Arcber's remarks in
the Senate on the Revenue bill. They ore, as they
PurpoH TO be, merely nm analysis, and not the
speech ITSELF But enough is given to let US know
what the speaker meant, and to eIlor from every
genuine patriot and stubborn foe 10 tyranny, hearty
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-10

Iioyt q Go = once. One man got $1,000 on Monday
an1 another svery snug little fellow. Plenty more 10 be
had 10 day. The drawing In the morning OlO
esiial 10 prizes slOO etc. Tickets only sito be had
We will soil package Of ~ Whole tickets al a risk Of
only ehO-shares in proportion
auto ITOYT A. co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-10
oDIsCRETIONARY POWER -

Il nc Ednor oil tue Enquirer, alarmed possibly Of
the effects OF his extraordinary proposition that Con
gTesS should grant Discretionary power to the Presi-
dent to issue Treasury Notes, is attempting 10 *
plain away his meaning. lie would limit the "dis.
e'etonaTy power"-lls would not permit more than
20 millions TO be issued There was no limit nor
any hint at ], in the article which wo copied from
his print last wesk-hnd this is a mere subterfuge
to escape the responsibility Of having openly avow
ed sentimo Mt, which no Tory in England, since the
days Of James the Second, would have uttered
But the Limitation does affect or vary tho prin
cpe. The discretionary power in tho Executive
to impose debt upon the people OF 20 millions, OF
10 millions, or s millions, is equally nLhorren, 10
sound Republican principles as to impose one Of a
hundred millions. ATory, or Tory's kinsman,
could alone countenancc either.
Tofyism, We mean toryism in tho English sense
the assertion Of Executive supremacy in deroga
ton Of popular ighls-is marching forward in our
country with bold front. The Executive has Of.
ready claimed and is now exercising the power Of
laying and collecting taxes, without authority Of
law-But this does not suffice him One Of his sup
pie advocates proposes TO vest in him authority 10
conrac, a national debt nj discretion and another
major Noahl substantially declares, that the
Representatives Of the People have no rich, 10 pas,
law which does not accord with the wishes Of the
Preslont-fcr it is, he says an Unconstitutional
mode OF transacling the business Of the natonip
These men seem determined TO force upon tho
people the issue Of Liberty or Despolism.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-10
NORTH CAnnIINA

We received no farther returns yesterday from
the elections in ths State,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-10
LYNCHBURG MARKETS

Inspected this week, ending the 9Th Of Angus,
is4 hhds.' passed and refused. Prices shade bet.
Ter this week.
Wheat o-s,o n on
Flour tby wholesa'e.) s rs to G 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-11
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cnEAPt cnEApEai cnEArEsTi
NOW GA NEvEtt 81 b..
tn coli GTRH ,lfsnfII

you want 10 supply yourselves With eheap Books
Stationery, call down to Lyons cheap store ~hege you
Will be TO get all articles In that line cheaper than Ia
other Store la town. To ecnsnec OF that fact h
only asks you ss~hers ffs and then come TO hin
aud buy.
The stock all ssh and desirable and
description OF school, Miscellaneous aud blank Books
Stationery Of all kinds and desc ipiicos;
0ils Of every quality, from 81 - g. st) per thcnsAnd
Paper, Can and Letter. rulcu and PLAIN
Cutery-i :. }. badcl II knives Rasors Scissors
Perfumcry, soArs, Cologne, Ac.
hut come anil for yourselves, anil you will not re
grcth
The store Is open 'ur 10 O'Clock stn night.
DO not maze mistake IN the storcu n directly orrc
site J, In ~ Goron Iron store, Main street, ieais
to the New Exchange and Msyo's Bridge. ,o>,.,
ocl A . INONH.
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10 FAMILIES.
RowASDs umPRovsD> TONIC MIX

uD- Those who would have recourse 10 f,Hraiiy Ne
aiefNs for fSr<r ard AgHc. Dyspepsia and NsTr0Es
eaknesscs should disc Eliminate between the sthonsani
anf one" remedies constantly hcraed forth To the pub 10.
tths M all times rsst) and that almost uni
VcesalIv ssfii pee scriptlon called
KowANDs dAPRovBD) TONIC MIXTURE.
NIL nluStratc the dttcrencc I'm
tie place operation Of the Tooic Mixture In the
the Fever and Asae BE- upon entirely ,s'e and pc
e.nar. yet .af-r Prfae'I'ies seeordly-it not Only
promptly arrtsls the OF fhe eis punctualy
inncilons tho general system to perfectly healthy
rtac. when eapscs liable than
attack ofthe disease In who has had before
Thry-Thc SYSTEM during the administration 81 the n
proved Tone Mixture springs at Gnder fs beaS
fssaee and eves forth heaIh ond
rtyor. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES less eu CT upon the Row
c the eauss OF the disc passes on In the way us
ttronrly Indicated by nature Fihy-its effects on the
~ sisSn uuiiormly mild aad safe, vel AZ efteen
and well adapted the fceblos infant Simply oy
tnoiihcs Of the the most vigorous adut
Many Other sier aous OF the utmost importance 10
the and invads, might be enumerated
here. but the above Few OF the points oil conrasn
comparison with the remedies generally resoredto IN pro
eSs!ous family practice, from which proper Juug-
ulent may be formed In selecting the remedy. go, =,
N. n Miih view 10 re establish enure connucnce ~
thu rciency Of the "Rowands Inproved Tonic Mxturc
restores the original guarantee, Tue money shan be
returned in every wherein the remedy has been
punctually used without producing the desired effect
ALiress John r. Rowand No p, North Second Street.
pldisde,phia. -
supplies been received by the Sole Agent for Rich
rn,nd' Va JOHN GAYNOR,
an 10 Onc door above the Bel Tavern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-11

80 Plaintiff,
Against, 'i. ...lr.f
,,l Nancy cSsIsii des$ L.I.,s ce.orsll ohIispess.
ii@y err oisn,s AMI yeaas coTsi isiiin co,irsi ir
,ss SS as1i ssas ~. sss OF Que
dian ad'e, assigned by tho Court to deend,hem IN this
On the motion al the plsn,lGs by COUNSEL ths Court
tsh assign John hoblnsn Cle.s o. this Court guardian
rrmycr John canin rrhnyer Maria Trmyer and iou,ss
he aSsns Of Ss s 40 AMI SS SssoS
ans Lar kin Coroie and ChTstophor Hubbard who
10 have proceeded, Ia the made prescribed b, law. absent
dssnsAn ~, abrs % arpeer ami answer GO the motion
To those cI ndants and the coming hears
On the ORIGINAL and amsnici hns taken Tor confessed
to the ether adult defendants, upon the OF the
Infant defendants, by Their guardian al HEN, aud
SseSsS The Court Doth sosS orisf sni Ssssse ,Ss
the plain'f John Lyc, renl.r II his aiunl
des ssso one Of The Of dis coSs, Who
Is directed to er,ne state aud settle tho same well
cotoIr died seized AID Of the nis aud profits thereof
since his death and the amount aud dEny Of the debs
Count, with matters deemed pertinent by himse
which be ed by tho parties TO be stated
"A Circuit SspsrisrC0Hrf Of Lac and ChGneeTly for
the county of Hanrco and thy OF Richmond on the Chan
eery side. held the Capital in the said city Friday
William II Cults, administrator Of John Lyle, II do
ceased; and Elizabeth Lyle, Pulls
Judith begged aad Nancy rrimycr EE, rimyer, John
Iurnysr, Mara Trmyer, Louisa Tnmyer, Young Cot
.otc iaIkin totterell IT, AM Thomas tootc Infants
by John Robinson the guardian assigned to defend theta
IN this suit Dets.
This this day 10 be again heard on the
papers formerly reai, and argued 10y counsel
sderaon whereof the court doh adjudIe ORDER AM dc
cree that the plaintiff William N Curtis administrator OF
John Lyle, ~ deceased DO render the directed
be rendered by the said luiesae by the neroe uory
decree ptonouncc In this the 7th day OF Febru
ary one thousand eight hundred and hry.eSh before
one OF the Commissioners of this who IL directed
&c take the other accounts required by the said
tory decree, AMI 10 examine state aud all the said
accounts and report the the any mat
iers specially stated deemed pertinent by himself or
which may be required by the psries be stated
Copcs-'rcsc,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-11

lido hereby certify that afflicted several years With
violent sick headache which attacked INC onen as
absu 10 vcmit large quantities Of
bile and remain sick for day lime, thu could
scarcely up and the pain being eKcruclng over one
or both eyes so that my health was materially
procured bottle Of ''smilhs Bters, Renovation OF
Heaih" by using which was entirely relieved, and have
remained in good health Tor segcIal months used
only bottle and have been much benefited that
confidently recommend u TO those afflicted similarly
was induced try this remedy from the recommeuda
OF respectable Lady, Of my acquaintance, who bad
been similarly afflicted and who thar she is confident
violence OF her she could not have been
alive now she had not used the reneny roferredo which
entirely relieved her II ia not unpleasant 10 takc and
of the bile gently by the bowels In my opinion
q valuable remedy Given under my hand thus lith
July, 1872. n WRIGHT.
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DRY GO a u :.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF pay GOODS


% s-ss and ' s Sss
lies and others 70 The mos sIsSsss sass, Of by Gss-
s, sSos..s or % s n S e
Nan he va ,r s to gSSs,e sS IN sSs,esr ,S.
prices as in any Tsr, Of The unas ssies Hav'
NIX In contemplation this removal Cor some tune, ne has
Ssry complete Ss.SrsueS, 81 the fSioSins srtelss:
silk GOODS An the newest styles Of black and CO.
bored sks all prices and qualities for day and evening
MousLiN u. LAiNEs.-Ivery variety OF color and
CALlcoLs pieces fancy styles, all rtees, from
a., - 70 70 ns rs,y me-
CLOTHS. cAssiM.Rs AND vEsriNGS-A very large
LINEN oDs-hish Linens, all prices, from q cents
to AMI ~ cent? ahd nner qnaltca Table Diapers, AL
ks. Linen Cslnbrie hiefs all prices ron q
eenis to o. eAe Russia ana birds Bye DspoTs Napkins
HOSIERY AND GLOVES Every description Of s,nl
ani siLe SIX eo,un, mernc silk worsied other
make stockings and Gloves, or men, women, boys and
FAMILY MOURNING Every quality OF black and
pine black aud half mourning Mousins Challys and BON
BoNSET s RIohS ibs AND 81 FLowERs-Ia,es Fash.
LACE Goops. -Threadspd B,llnc, Lace Wells, searGs
CAPES AND CoLLARs-Lace ami Muslin Capes and
FLANNELs-wh,c, red and yellow Flaunel-, Welsh
and AmeTlcsn make; ALL qualities, from ~ 10 the C.
nest.
BLANKETS He'd aud Negro blankets, all sizes.
., AT. rAHAso,sA very ,nperor
GENrLENEN will AWAY find Inv, no, lant's wool and
SILK shirts aud prawets Stocks Ctavais, Hosiery aud
Gloves OF all kinds; suSpcndcTs, Linen BosuIs and Col
ars elk and Linen pocket etc etc etc.
SERVANTS CLOTHING All kinds OF goods foI
and female clothing.
DOMESTIC GooDs-tso bales aud cases Of blcached
an unhlcsehcd shirngs and shcctings, fom
yards wide Also apron and furniture Checks Bed Tick
ing, Cotton oznabuTgs In this useful and necessary
traneh OF business great attention have Away
on banda very offensive stock OF all the most aPProye oil
sHAwLs, scARFs AND MANTiLLAs of the latest
impoTtatons.
suNDRl ARTiCLEs.-MeTinos, Dimliy, Frinees Cor
scits SILK Nelycts, Muslns of canbrck Book, Null and
Jaeonei Sewing Materials OF incn, Cotton and sk, Hut.
tons, etc etc. etc.
ing At this Establishment al all times f supply OF all
the above articles ou the cheapest kind made
tabrc-thue suitiug the aud wishes of ALL New
Goods arcopcnng every week throughout the year.
auction and elsewhere, anc will be SOLD of bar
at n JENKINS
se3 Staple aud Fancy pry Goods aud Linen store
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MORTHAM. sI'GKUDEH O. CO.
OEEER E0R g Ill =

OFFER FOR SALE
I 90 HHDS Porto Reo, New Orldans, 81 CTo'I AMI
eOboIss snele' Double aud Treble Loaf sugar
Crush Sugar
9Olhd' Porto Rico and Trnici- MoAsses
lOJ bbls New Orleans DO
IN bags Old lava Coffee
20 DO Laguayra %
go sides sole Leather, good ard damaged
6o0ibs shoe Thread
90 boxes GunpOSder and Black Tea
I5uerces Fresh Rice
10 bags Pepper AMI Pimcntn
London Mustard 10 pound anil hslf pound bOues
20 KEGS Nails and Railroad Spikes
80 sacks Blown Ssli. factory filed
- DO Ground Alum DO
10 kegs Refined S1itpcife
2lUuerces Th0Iuason Limo
IS barrels superior Cider Vinegar
20 boxes lONi2 Glass
20 10 9ki0 DO
10 bags GinRer
2hhds lamp OI
81 casks alaga and Scily Madeira Wine
- boIes sperm Candles
IS Do Judd's Patent Fperm DO
y DO HUI woodruf's TslIow Candies
~ tones Soap
$50 b6ls clipped and Family Roe Herrinss
10 boxes bunch Raisins
ceroon Indigo
10 boxes simmons Arcs
TO kess Duponrs Sporting and Blasting Powder
Cotton and Hemp Plough Lines
Bod Cords. birthstone
Nuimegs, Mace and Gives
. Wrlpring and Letter Psper
70 bushels Herds Grass seed
Clover seed
O,cfard Grass 20
100 tons Tredcgar, Country anil BweIcs Iron rom
prising an assortment Of nearly all sizes,
tons American, swedes and Russia nlsiorei
nalfion Eugllsh Blis,ered stecl
DO Cast 30
ton spring 10
Sheet Iron, Boiler Piftes
Band and Hoop Iron, from I TO 4 inches wide
! Ton Plough Plates
10 Nail Rods assorted sizes an 10
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Rochester May 9Th, 1888.
Fer ssisbIo A. c. STEVENS.


SUPERIOR 10 tho Hyeeln Brandreih's, Evans 10.
- mot" the Haichess pnee) Sanaiive, Indian Purga
I've, or any other Pills Compound before the public,
certified 10 10y Physicians and others. Let condemn
tien anil hey have tried them, and then CERTAIN
they viii not.
Il Is a sealed point with FL who have used the We
cciablu PERSIAN PILLS that they prccmueny the
nest and most eGicAcous FAMILY MEDICINE that las
,et been usedin America IL family could become
acquainted with hor Sovereign power disease, they
you'd keep them andbe gre pared with sure REMEDY
On apply the first appearance OF disease, and thon how
much distress would be avoided and money saved Re
the lives OF thousands who hurried Of time by
nesicoting disease In It's first stages, by being
possession Of remedy which they place dependence
po o. Pills IN each boz. price Oh cents For sale, at
RchniOnt, by A. @. 5TEVENS,Ast.
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no MOTHERS.

lTESSRs. E. CHASE & CO-Gents.-Hearng much
ItI said the extraordinary effects Of the Resume
PeTsia Pills upon those about become moihers
vewere udueedto make trial OF them My wife was n that
time the mother OF children and had suffered the most e
aud eKcrucaiing pains during and after her conhne
Of each. She hadred every and taken much
medicine, but found hlle relief She commences Ia
king the Persian Pills about months before her contne
neni Cher health being very about this length OF lime
previously aer euabcdby their attend
10 the OF mother TO her family until her cOnfne
ment. Al the time che commenced taking the Persian
Pills and for several weeks previous she afflicted with
dry hard cough and frequent severe cramps, which the
OF the Pills entirely removed before using half box
is with great confidence that advise ali those about
10 become mothers, TO make Of the Persian Pills All
those that have taken them in have got
along In the manner, and about the house
In Few days There does appear be half the daL
OF other difficulties setting in amer Confinement where
these Pills taken We unedy say let neglect
taking them for they the reach OF the poor well
the rich We are truly thankful thar there Is remedy
which females easily procure, which lids fair = les
the world OF suffering, which many OF them have 10
beGr andperaps tile lives Of thousands which other
wise would be lost. r. ROBERTS,
A. o. ROBERTS
Rochester, May ath 1888
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-11
ELLIS 4 ELLErT, Agents.

To all tshona II WAY concern Having been in low
state health several years from the Dyspepsia bill
ioua otnpanis ana debility which followed long attack
f which had had and being oiten troubled with
sour stomach and a headache with feeling OF wear.
mesa anruar and depression Of spirits and having ne
queny Calomel aud various other remedies with
tihis Blte OF Renovator OF ueal,h." cold by MessTs
Ellis Elicit; when commenced using them they caused
sgh kncss of the stomach but determined to per-
severe thinking that could not be worsed, and 10 my
rrea; Satisfaction found great and manifest relief
enc medicine carried of the Bile and strengthened INC
very quickly and entirely restored my health Ia my
opinion remedy Is one OF great value, which freely
aud strongly recommend. A. MORRIS.
JuLY, 1872.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-11

10 hereby certify that have use "Smths BtoIs, or
Renovsior Of Health for four years myself and
family. recommended 10 TO number OF others, and
Ia failed to give relief when was pro.
perry adhcrd TO. used disease OF the stomach sick
headache, bilious levers soi dcred bowels and In every
case tue patient found relief would recommend
all who may he diseased TO If; IS pleasant bitter
and .cta gently on the bowels. WM. WATTS.
JutY 21d,